LOCAL BRIEFS
SKACWAY WEATHER REPORT
Reacts at U* okw*Uoa taK?e
U HtNtfli Wharf at nWJnlfhi
last .* M ftMlow*:
T*ap um ofcwrtrv . .. U?k*N
Max preredia* 2? hr* .. . 6S atoox-e
Mia. - ?*.?.? *7 above
Moaa * - - above
naroa?e?*r ?:!&. Ctartir, S. wte-A.
BAKERY GOODS.
Bread? all kiada? ftt*h tram the
orea. cake* aod plea. ooofciee and
<Jo?w:liruLv sb fact a first ola?a lis* ?
N?m pood* *3: ha K>unJ at lb?
Vienna Baherr. Broadway. :-otweea
Fink aad Sixth Arm?<?. tf
Go to the "While r*sa Cafe"
for the l est moals in Whltohorse.
Now under the Baanajrewiont of Mrs.
Orloff KiDK. tf
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Frv>ai this dafe or. all calls Intend
ed fbr Henrr Frtedecthai, the lade
jvadf ni rx;>r>?ss3ia? s^ookd he made
W> ?wv?e-i?tx iTSi and yo? call will
receive immediate at&esUoc He as
(ltsoontiawd his off** at the Bou^h
i >a ( i^ar Swa
Bonded whtskVe ? Gibe?r, Vam
V ema and BeiroooL The best of
Heer ? FUue Ribbou, Bad *ad
Pale R airier. a; the Mascot. TeJe
phone ST. tf
GRA~0 REDUCTION SALE
The Park Tram la bow s^HIbr a
Mr U>t of irood Goods at reduced
pHoe* as they are (cettir.c too old to
hold and sell at a profit Toura,
tf Herman Grimm
\\ \NTKI> TH riRrtUSK
Copper Mines -Cold and Silver
Mir.--s Offers to be sent under I*.
\V ;T4< 'are of Rudolf Moose
I Hptis. i ??rmaaT 10-t i
HOW'S THItt
W? otter Ou* Hundred Dollar* He
ward tor any cut ot catarrh that cat
not be cured by Hail * Catarrh Cur*
F. J CHKNKY * CO.. Toledo, O.
Wn, the undersigned hare known
F. J. Cheney tor tie pa* I U> year*.
Toledo, a
and believe him perfectly honorable
In all business transaction*, and tin
andally able to carry out any obliga
Uotis made by his firm. Waldiag, Klu
nan & Man in, Wholesale anigglsls o
Halls Catarrh core Is taken intern
iliy, acting directly upon the blood
, and mucous surtax * ot the system, j
Testimonial# sent tree. Price Tfcc.
per bottle. Sold by all druggist*.
Take Hall's Fatally PUla tor ooasti
pstUMi
GREAT Ci EARANCE SALE
Sold at a Loss! Matt Rainier, ?t>
cents per bottle. Especially prepared
for sick people and Invalids, and ex
cwltent tor nurai&g mothers. Only
two barrels left. After that price wil
s* K cesRa per bottls.
Pack Train Bar
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
LAXATIVE BROMO QuUOn?, the world
iU* Cold and Grtp remedy removes
causa. Call for full name. Look for
signature E W. GROVE. Sic.
Olympia boer on draft at the
Board of Trad?, This famous brew
is kept constantly fresh both on
draft and In bottles. This Is the
time to drink beer. Get it at the '
Board of Trade Bar, where the eel
ebrated Rainier Beer is also kepi
in bottles. tf.
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold Hartwlgsen, successor j
W. \V. Bough ton. has taken Ui? j
agency for the Justly famous
EL INFJNTTO CLEAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
5.000 just received from the 'fac 1
tory at Tampa. Fla. If you want the
best do-'t fail to give these pood?
a trial
^ ou make a mistake rf
vou do not ??op at
D
Famous (or it* Home C ooking.
Milk. Cream. Cottage Cheese and
Buttermilk from our own dairy.
Fresh Egg*, etc.
Room* Sngie or et? Suite Elednc Light*
Porcelain Bath* on each floor
RATES $2.50 PER DAY,|AND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
4- + + + + + 4 + 4 + + *++4 + + + + 4 + 4 + + + -i
+ 4
J. The Onlv Fir6 Clam Hotel Opened Under New Manage- 4
4 in Carcrow ment 4
+ H?*<^*?rtprp far VtCr. Umv. 4
: HOTEL SCOTT :
Scott A Schwaniekainp
+ Headquarters for Mining Men and 4
Travelers 1
SPECIAL RATES AND ACCOMMOD ATIONS FOR MUSHERS.
+ WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST 4
GOOD STABLES FIRST CASS BAR STOCK *i
CARCROSS
^ & YUKON TER. *
4
4444*J. + + 4-44 4+ + + + + + + + + + + +4
nn;i! m ; ; 1 ?; 1 him m-i-h m-i h-m-m
NEW
COMFORTABLE
The Caribou Hotel
ELEGANT 4
+
+
? "i"
5 Carcross, Yukon Territory
? ? ? 4. j
+
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+
4
Headquarters for 'Sdnb'i AtJtn Royal Mail* Stage Line 4
+
mmiH wi miff. 44? 1 1 1 1 1 1 i ?m-i-h- h-h
E. W. GIDEON. Pronrto,
rtmnwdtatelr Opfvito VKitr Pw (Vpot
Well Equipped 'Furnace Heated THroujrhout Cafe and Bar
(wy<>. -womo ??rrj ?.
CvwaCoMiaOarfey. ft# ?" 2 lMlym
bo*.
35c
VOTE FOR BOWSER
He Decides to Take a Proffered
Nomination.
WHEN MRS. BOWSER BUTTS IN
A Plan Far Saving tha Party With $500
?nd tha Accaptanca of a Chanea to
Run For Governor? But Mr*. 8.
Read* tha Papara
By M QUAD.
rCwrttfht. 1D1S, hr Associated IJtarary
?>**? |
M<?ST of ih.. time during dinner
Mr Bowwer w?* wen tin* a
amllr of muwrtority orchuoS
lint In n quirt iny, but he
rvf\i*ei1 to Ik- drxwn ont nut 1 1 the meal
was finished Hunt he ?W
"Mrs Bow <mt. would \??u care to I*
the wife of the ipivernof of thin Mate?"
"It's according to who ?a? the gov
rmor." *he replied
"Well suihkw thai I w:i* "
"1 thoncht t hex wit utter v?> flsalw
irhefl thnt fellow emtio here I lit" Hfter
noon to ask where nwr office wa?
How much did he work v?m forV
"Br thnnder. wmtiah. lust I don't tin
derstnnd swk tjilk!" exclaimed Mr
Bowser as be blit*<"d up "Yon speak
of a follow V"
"Ye*"
"iDqtilrini: for me*"
"*Tes **
"And j-ou took him for some nebcin
?T ?
"I took biro for * confidence man. Mr
Bowser. and I nm sure he was What
*i n? i*srt.ntr> iw mt otx nor** r I
wn? hi* little racket. and bow much did
tic work .von for?"
"To tne- Sucb talk to owl" was
iktMii,
"Ikm't wake the baby up next door."
"I'll waken tip the whole town How
dare you talk to me that wayT"
An Easy lnf?r#nc?.
"Listen to me A fellow calls here
and wants to see you on very Impor
tant business. I tell him bow to find
your office He goes away almost o*i
the run He finds yon You come
home three hours later smiling and
chuckling to ask me how I'd like to be
the wife of :i governor. The plain In
ference Is that you've been done up
again."
Mr. Bowser gasped and choked and
kicked ont his legs. Mid for a long
minute be couldn't utter a word. His
first thought was to rush for his hat
and leave the house, but he abandon
ed It for a better. He would stay
right there and bring Mrs Bowser to
her knees by stating tbe plain facta In
the ^ase. As soon as he could find his
voice he said:
"You. spo:i k of my being done for
ngain. as ir this was anything from
tbe second to the fiftieth time, but I
will pass over the insult and merely
remark that no human being ever yet
got the better of me. toil Insult me
again when you say that the Mr. Merrl
weather who asked after me this aft
ernoon looked like a confidence man."
"But he did." persisted Mrs. Bowser
"Mr. Merrineather la one of our
prominent financiers and a citiaen of
unblemished character Yes. he found
his way to my oflce."
"And sold yon stock In a fake gold
mine?"
"Mr Merrl weather Is chairman of
the state committee of my political
party, madam."
-OhT*
"He wished to consult with me about
certain political exigencies that hare
arisen."
??Ohr"
"In fact It depends upon a few of
ns old wheelhorees to save the party."
"By goiug out and taking the stump T*
He Unfold* th? Plan.
Mr. Bowser hesitated for a long half
minute !<efore answering Mrs. Bowser
was looking at him and waiting, and
he finally answered:
"Those of ns who are not pushed
with work will take tfce stump, and
tbe ot tiers will contrlbnte cash."
"And yon contributed?"
"Y-yps. a few dollars."
"And some reward has been promis
ed yon. of conrseT"
"If we save the party I shall be
elected governor two years bence.
Tbat's why I asked yon h?>\. yon'd like
to be the wife of a rovemor."
"How much are v?u expected to con
tribute?" was tbe relentless query of
Mr*. Bowser.
"Well. Mr Merriweather thought
that $.W should he the figure."
"Oh. he did! And what do you
thhikr
"Wby, If I can get to be governor
and you can get to be a governor's wife
fwr ttiat sum I) Isn't a bad speculation,
i* it r
"Mf. llowser, do you know Jn*t What
wim roil will contribute (o un yowr
?Id partf frnm l*?n ?"*
j * Why ~wh>. I tbonftit that WOO"- !
"Not B cents. sir"' ?
"Anfl ;ron won't prw he elected gov
ernor of a henroost!"
Mr. Bowser was dumb with amase
ment s? he looked ?t her
"If tllOT hi any contribution It #111
. be to m.f," said Mm Bowser. with a 1
large note of decision In her voice. "J .
want money for clothe*, tind your old j
party nn swim or sink. 1 have got the
j feeling t!*at your Mr. Merrl weather Is
i to call here this evening "
"Y-e-a"
"After fhe money?"
"Y-o-a"
iWr*. B.'s Ultimatum.
"Well. I!"m point to butt right In on !
this case, and don't you try to keep we j
out. I want a frw words with Mr. Mer
riweather myself."
"Woman, am 1 a child?" shouted Mr. j
Bowser an he suddenly recovered from j
his comatose state.
"No. Tou are simply an easy mark." :
"1 deny It! I won't be Insulted In my j
?wn houst! Say another word and I'll
-nr
" You '11 sit right here and see me ex
pose Mr. Merriweatber as a fraud ;
That's probably hla ring now. I'll go to '
the door myself."
"You won't!"
But she did. The man of the after
noon was at the door, arid when he saw
Mrs. Bowser be asked her to ask Mr.
Bowser to utep out for a moment
"You are expected and will please
step In." she replied
Mr. Merri weather was reluctant, but j
be stepped and was conveyed back t<>
the sitting room. where he shook bnnda |
with Mr. Bowser and hinted that they j
retire to the library
She Ent?ra ths Conf trtnc*.
"I know the business you came on," j
replied Mrs. Bow?er. "and should like
to talk It over with you."
"I? 1 never have taken your sex Into j
my political confidence yet" amlled 1
the caller
"Of course not!" added Mr*. Bowter. j
"But you'll make the exception bere
and now You've asked my husband
to contribute JTiOO to save his party." j
"Patriotism, madam."
"I don't look at U thai way."
"But he gets the nomination for gov- j
emor two yenrs ben<? "
"That's simply a polltb-al promise j
ami not worth the powder to blow it ;
up!"
"I called to see you. sir." said Mr. .
Merriweatber as be turned to Mr. Bow |
ser.
"Yes, and we'll go into the library."
"I've a queiitlon or two first." put In
Mrs. Bowser. "Mr Merriweatber, you
are state chairman, are yon not?"
"I have that bonor. madam."
"Then let me call your attention to j
this Item In the evening paper. I read ,
a bit of politics myself."
An Interesting Item.
It was an Interview with State i
Chairman Jacobs, in which he said
that the old party had oceans of funds
'and was never In better shape to Win j
"Well?" queried Mrs. Bowser as the j
man flushed up and laid the paper !
aside.
"1 will see Mr. Bowser tomorrow." |
And he walked down the hall and
let hltnself out.
"Woman"? began Mr. Bowser, but ;
she stopped him by putting the paper j
under his nose.
"By the greet bli*k cat but be Is >
a swindler!"
"Of course."
"Not the chairman at all!"
"No."
"And he'd hate got >T>00 out of me!"
"Yes."
"That Is. If I'd turned out to be the ;
sucker he took me fort I had him
spotted, and he found me on my guard
and up to snuff. The blamed scoun
drel? the blamed scoundrel!"
t _ _
Tho Import ant Thing.
? Getting up early never mnde
' any man e reat. It I* the pur
. pose which ft:** with trrttlnu up
early that Is Important.? Chlca
j go Record-Herald.
According to Hi* Kind,
A copper was the complaining wit
ness In a case In which he had made
the arrest The prisoner had periled
him. It appeared.
"Your honor." began the policeman,
"bow would ye like to be called an
Irish goat T
The magistrate smiled a little and
observed that the case could hardly
be settled on stich procedure. "Be
sides." he added. "I am net Irish."
"Suppose be called ye a German
goat?"
"Tbe same objection Ilea. I am Dot
German."
"Well. then, suppose he called y? the
goat that ye are?"? Chicago Post
"Whm It Wii."
"Say. Mayrae. did yon ever bare any
turtle soupT" asked a raw booed youth
of the girl beside him.
"No." admitted the maiden; "but"
added she. with the conscious dignity
of one who has not been lacking In
social experience and opportunity
"I've been where II waa."? Llpplncott'i
MagaalM.
The Housewife's Day.
Fins hand (cheerily*- Well, lore, have
you had a pleasant day 7
Wife? Oh. splendd! After I d reaped
the children and grit them off. washed
the dishes and made some plea, cleared
away the Inrwheon table and answered
aome letters I still had time enongh
to dam my stockings ?Harper's Basar
SEATTLE'S
"liMdinisr f'oputir PrW fTof#l
Hotel
Georgian
Ramprftn FUn
Ml Ootatfe (innr.1
Kouma P.)*?anilr
P?rr>lah*<!
Mmpl* Ronma
Commercial A F?m
Hr tra<V Sn|W
I .v rat**
*li-#l? Room* *1 ap
T?vi tVrw>n* tl.Mop
Koom with bath fl.SO
r?o Ponmn* tE *0 ap
t'.S.OAMTWRLL. *
Ninl(i>r I
T?lr? Rut L*?tf r%T frufn KHjK I H A VFJfUE
fTnlott Drpo* tn Pmmfc B?t. f'nlon * Hit*
RAW FURS
? : WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE FOR PRICE LfST
Percey's Fur House
OiWcmIi, ?
nHiiniti!!?i^rtrff;?Mif?yYr*?' nniX.
C. E. Bogardus
Assayer
?:
Gold A Sliver 91 00
Gold, Silver ft Copper .. 1 W
Cyanide and Milling Tetto.
90 Colombia St. Seattle
M
8 Ft*
There is .Strength
and Vigor
in Rvery Drop
ait Brewing i hi i
COMPANY
SEATTLE, WASH. ?
J. IKUTA
Mnmracrmnw
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curio*, Ivory Carving#
Indian Baskets
CHINA AND CUT CLASS
Official WafeH Ur ih*
W. P. .V Y. Hw
M?il Order* fi r?n prompt cafe
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THE
III
MMKAfWA MIM.
W e tor (1|"'''1*f . .
A ?ka Furs a Specialty
Very Top Pnces Paid.
Make - Trial - Shipment
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium [?H!1 Alaska
''ftrfre. ' lean. Individual Bath?
Abundance of ?7ater. B??st of
Hotel Accommodation* Fur
nished Cabins for Rent. ....
F.xcellent Hunting and Fishing
Motor Boating and Mail mi;
Staaroer Georgia from Jnnear.
makes ^mi-roonibly visit*. In
formal ion and rates upon request
Dr. F. L Goddard, Prop.
Health Resort
of
ALASKA
? Relieves CATARRH of;
the
BLADDER
and all
Discbtrps ii
24HOURS
9m% -
i
l/ocatioa notices. pta?er an<l quart*
or sale b/ the Dally Alaskan tf.
B. M. BEHRENDS,B inker
Juneau, - Ala?k*
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
R*w|?*ctfitlly .Solicit* The AiTonntc
nf Skagway Kirron Au?1 Individual*.
1
MWimi+l-i-HtHI 3*e-! ?*?+?+?*?+?+?+??
f ^ ^ A
| The Skagway Pioneer Dairy ?
+ = ?
? H. P. tSKMAN, Prop.
| 'The Sanitary Milk Ranch" t
Th? largest and best conducted dairy in ^laaka.
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To >11 points on White P?? * Yolron BsM*.
The White Pass AYukon Route
TIME TABLE NO. 20.
(Hatly Except Sunday.)
No. I N. Roaml JT n. 2 S. Ron nd
1st class 1st rlas*
8:?0 a. m. I^otps HKAfSI'AY Arrives 4:.<M p. m.
12:05 p. m. " WRITK PAK8 l,e?Tes .1:05 "
19:45 " " IXHl CABIN " - 2:20
1 :40 ?' ?* BENNETT - l:4rt "
" " CARIBOU " 11:40 a. m
5:ft0 " Arrive WHTTEHORSE !,????? ?:.T0 "
Passengers must be at depots In time to hare Haerne* Inspected
and checked. Inspection Is stopped 30 minutes before leaving time of
trains. *
ISO pounds of baggage will be checked free with each fall tore
ticket and 71 pounds with each half far* ticket.