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Strength
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comprny
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GRAND REDUCTION SALE
The Pack Trala to now selling a
lot of Good Goods at r?dvced
** they are (retting too old to
Isold an.l *<*1! at a profit. Tours,
tf Herman Grimm.
FIRE SUll FIRE SALE I
WOOD TO BURN
Good Dry Flanking tor Summer use.
Special price this month
$2.00 PER RICK.
S. ?< ? H KRB TATLO R? Phone
COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
N? Aaft No. S, Or?t*r Bay HIm
as l?dr?a&Mfc. Dm atahi'ak icra
Oo? afcoia caai ofali Um a C fk4da
MLTS FIXED CARBON
Perfect CVimt? Ouu l"&!fnra He*'
Ugi* Art
Oa ami aftar Jul? laL l?l?. ?
Ciaii oner thia ooa. ?l-cfted wi
sra?W as taUcw* ?
CVwtkie Scrweed and saokevi $1$ U>n
Savm-Jhp taackW ft "
^rw*airv<ts ibalk' 7. **
AK>t? prion* taclad# doUrer?
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
?OLE SELLING aGENTS
?*?c?a ift. Skagway, AlasVa.
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
ftALt
Tb* Tr*i? * bow ?*lUn|t . '
Nf k>t of Good Goods at reduo-V
*.? tier ar* retting too clc
u> hoid ano ?wll at a profit Toat*.
tt H?rau GrUnn
The T*M? i Roif tftnnw at the
Pu'.iec Hcbm i* tetter thin ever
Wliy don't you try it. Tou *~e *?!?
0033 ft ^ 1
F?* Kent or S*> Cho*jv ? A nk-e
5 -room hoop*. Apply at Daily Alas
kan office
A fa? mUd ten-.poranoe drink i*
th* pure boer made from
U>e aparkltag watera of Tumwator i
ralte and tbe vory Nvt bar er milt
vitk jwt U?? r^ht proportion ot
*hc4oe#t ?To*"l bcf* Brewec as on
.v tfc# 0'.yn:p'a Brewing ooinpany can
t^re* For *a'e at tin1 Board of Traoe
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NEW COMFORTABLE ELEGANT 4
The Caribou Hotel *
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Carcross , Yukon Territory
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m Carvrcw? ment 4.
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?HOTEL SCOTTl
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.j. S00U * ? -eh tetany 4"
J Headquarters for Mining Men and *
Travelers +
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j, S?EC R*~ES ANO *CCOVWODIAT?ONS FOR VUSHERS. ^
4. WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEbT *
GOOD STABLES FIRST d ASS BAR STOCK *
X CARCROSS <0 0 YUKON TER. *
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It was mid that the farmer* In
the country about Olney were up to
snuff No patent hayforks conkl he
unloaded on ibem. Of the hundreds
of patent medicine circular* they re
ceived each year not one reunited In
the sale of a consumption care. The
tin peddler* wt>o dealt with them took
their Hve? In their hands. "Cute" was ;
the word applied to the people of the
town and county.
One October day a middle aped twin
of pood address mirht hare been Been
drivlnp toward Olney In a bupgy. It
was raining. and tlie highway was ,
muddy At a certain spot a wheel felt
Into a rut. and the bnppy was tipped
over. Five minutes later a cltlten of
| Olney named Scott came drlvlnp in
from a cross rvMid He at once offered
his aid. It wasn't much of a trick to
right the bnpgy. as no damage had
been done, but the st ran per. who pave
his name as Anderson, was profuse In
his thanks. He was so profuse as to
embarrass Mr. Scott, lie said It was
the first thing that had happened In
years to make him believe In hums nl j
ty. Mr. Scott could have passed him ,
hy. but hadn't done so. Mr. Scott had
i hahol and cot down In the pourinp i
rain and prabhed and heaved on tho I
muddy wheel. Mr. Scott had been of- !
fered a dollar for his trouble, but had. j
waved It away.
The stranger was to stop at the
Raven Inn. In town. He mlpht be
there a week. If Mr. Scott woutdcall
: be would be shown that pratltTKJe still
1 existed In the human breast. Mr.
Scott felt that the stranger was over
i dolnc thlncs. but curiosity forced him
to call. He waa warmly received.
I Then Mr Anderson told his secret.
ne was travellnp over the country to
| find some farmer he could trust.
Those seeds werv a new variety of
' cucumber? a chocolate colored cucum
ber. It prew to r tenpth of three feet
and was polnp to produce a revolution
In food. It could be baked, boiled or
fried, the same as a potato, but con
tained three tiroes the nutriment, and
the taste was oomeihlnp that beat
fried oysters all to smash. The big
hotels of the cities would pay a dollar j
apiece for them and would contract,
for a million a year. Hush! On your
life dont mention It! More money In
' It than In a diamond mine. Mr. Scott
bad helped Mr. Anderson out of the
mud. Mr. Anderson would how help
t Mr. Scott ojt of any financial bole he
had fallen Into. He would give him
twenty of the seeds. The twenty
would prow 250 one dollar cucumbers,
and the 250 cocnmbers would produce
a fall peck of seeds.
Mr Soott was imnrra. iviuuiimru
and grateful. It was the first time ne
had ever been banded something far
nothing since coming down with
measle*.
Mr Soott did not drop a word to a
human soul. (Its wife saw that tie
had something on his mind and tried
to plok It oat of hltn. but sooner than
tell ber be let her threaten to go borne
to ber mother. It was Mr. Anderson
who tackled a farmer now and then
In the streets of Olney and took him
to bis room and showed him one of the
wonderful cucumbers. He didn't do
It to seli seeds. Just to drop a bint or
?what was coming
And tbem the farmer would po home
a?tl think It over. He couldn't wan
i three years for seeds. He wanted to
he tn at the start before the price
shoo Id drop on 11 overstocked market. '
n? would po hack to the kind Mr. An
Iderson and ask as n great favor to i
?ell him a scone or aa In each and
every case he did po hack and paid a
' dollar apieoe for the seeds and took
his solemn oath not to say a word he
fore the next spring. and he went
away with the Uttle packet of seeds
h Tiered to his palpitating heart.
In time that salt bap of seeds was .
euipilol and filled again In time ev
ery man who could raise a few dollars
and wanted to make ten for one bad
bonght seed*. The news somehow
rei hed as far as twenty miles away.
"ITere was no day that Mr. Anderson
O'dn't have callers and didn't exchange
seeds for greenbacks, it was with
r>),volate colored seeds that he paid
! s bill at the hotel The landlord of j
' e Inn was a man who wanted the
i err best for his guests. If the new
I r^nd cucumbers were the best he
j v-snted them.
1 Krom October to March Mr. Ander
ccn had a pood time. He lived high.
| had the best room in the house and
{ carried around a pocketful of money,
i Then orw day he had to leave for Buf
Ifs'n on business. He was to return in
two days, but be has not come back as
vet. ne will never come back In the
flesh. His spirit may float over Olney
now and then, but no human eye will
detect It When be had been absent
for three weeks some of the seeds
we-e sent to the state agricultural
college for examination. The report
was very hrief. It simply said:
"These are the usnal encumber
seeds, dyed this color to dlsgnlsc
them."
And were there mourning and lamen
"ration and threats of mnrder In and
at>out Olney? No. sir. Tou couldn't
find a man who had bought a seed and
t?ecn swindled. Mr Anderson had
tried to swindle Smith. Jones and
Brown. but Smith. Jones and Brown
had seen through him In a second. Not
we man of the hundreds taken In
but what denied It point blank and
Is denytng It to this day. All had rep
utation* to maintain, and they lied
hoVdly and pr^ftisely *xid gamely tr
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FROM ALASKA
Man.v of the "sourdonjfhs" who are
passing through SkAgway enroute to
the States for the winter, are taking
advantage of the oportanlty offered
them of securing tome suitable KM)
venlr for their friend* or relative*
which are so plentiful in the Klrmae j
store
The <ld fossil Ivory from Alaska
sowiis to be meeting with the great
est. approve 1 for the sales l? this pop
ular storv ic the greatmat It has been
f <i Fcve"?l : ears
The numerous designs o< crlbb*gej
boards, paper weight* and knlvea, m
kin rings and the endless variety of
fossil ivory Jewelry which is made
from the Maetodo? Ivory Is hi great
d*>mand.
There are three kind* of Ivory found I
in Alaska ? Mammoth, Mastodon and j
Walrus. The prehistoric animals.
Mastodon and Mammoth (according t
our scientists), lived a hundred thou
sand years ago, the Wslme (Rosma
rust, a marine animal, living at this j
tine.
This Ivory Is not plentiful. In the
course of a seasftn, an FIsklmo family
will gather a few pieces and bring
tk<a to the missions or trading
poets, receiving for thein Kow Kow
(food) In exchange.
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN SKAG
WAY POST OFFICE.
Unclaimed loners r?*nialnin? In the
Slsarway Poat office Oct' 22. l?U
Arnold. W H
Hensahai. M N
Chilton, Seymour (card I
Cavanaugh. Mrs. C K (fc cardel
Havis. Roy T (oardi
llarnis. Harry tc*rdi
Ijoc. Maggie
Miller. BsM P. (2 cartel
Marnton. Mrs. Rov
Palmer. Mrs. <card?
Rich. Bleanor <<wrdl
Wither. Mrs J P (cairdt
Sproat. J C.
Stakko. Ijirs
A K KINDBLL. P. M.
HAIR TELLS CHARACTER.
Color of Hair SaM to Indteate ? Pit
son's TrmprranifRt.
Many tv >> believe that blonde, or
light hair <l~not?< Affection and dark
hair constancy. A peraon without hair
1* not devoid of character; far from IL
Tlie disposition of the ivenurp ba'.d
he-,,1o.i n ,.r? I* to show such solicitude
f?T the welfare of othera. that he neg
lect* h msetf A g'ei I'l causes baldness
Prof. S.ibouiv*ud. of 1'arla, France. In
r u ite>1 a rabbit ?>?h Dandruff germs
cso?in?: It to become totallv bald In flv?
t*-eekc" . me To rid rfce scalp of the"*
?' ' e-r ? i r*r.? It la wrfwury to apH>
Newbro'a Jlorptclde
?'TVstrv>\ the csuso vt*? remove th'
effect."
A ! 1 v Vndtn c dmggtst* ^end lOe !r
?i.->Tr.ps ior "sample to The TTerplclde Co
to rron MKh
One dollar bottlw (runr&ntnftd.
ft'? Rrltt, Specla.1 Agent. Rk*r*-aj
A Spattering.
"TTo tMnVs ho wonld like to ?
literary life."
"Ha a he had any preparation?"
"A follow threw on lnk?t?nd at Ms?
once."
Wanted to Meet
Him.
"I have shaken
hands with every
president aloe#
Lincoln."
"Now I under
stand "
??Code inland
whatT'
?Why there 1?
such a mad rush
to he president"
Theory and Practice.
Tie wrote a cheer op poem.
Thl* light and airy bard.
To till a gap of mayba
A quarter of a yard
All cluttered up with aunahlne
And knocking (loom and hat^
And then Jie raised the raftera
Pecauac hit meal *raa lata
Oh. there were amllen abundant
In every word and line.
A at rone and helpful message
In setting aweet and fine!
He stopped It In the making
To throw a pot of Its
At cat* beneath hta window
Who wouldn't let him think
How trreat was the annoyano*
How bitter waa the cup.
He pleasantly requested
Each reader to cheer up.
And then his youngest daughter
Came sliding through the door.
And at the Interruption
He raised an awful roar
Tt cannot be expected.
Though It la served on lea. ^
That men who write the rrw?aa*? ]
Will take their own ad vice .1
They may have good tntentlooak /
But when It comae to act, 9
Like every ether mortal. ,
They bump Into a faol f
In th# rrtMrtrt 0<mrt for the District
of Alaska. Division No I.
No Swwiwnw
Kathcrlne Cathrart pUintlff.
vs
Fted Patten, Roe? Patten
Chria C She* and Helen E
Shea J. n. r*m arxi the
Olympia Rrewtn* Company,
a corporation. J B Cato t
Cotnp?ny, a partnership con
slating of Jules B Cam and
Charles E. Hooker. IWendant
To The Olympia Brewing Comf?ny,
a corporation, Defendant, OrefMng:
IN THE NAME OF THE I NITBDj
STATES OF AMERICA. Von are1
hereby rnmm*n<l?i to he ami *p>pe?r
H? the above entitled Court. hnW<*n J
at Skmrway in said Irivision of ?*M
l>i(?trtrt. ami answer the rom plaint flj
ed ajralnM. vow in the above-entitled
action within thirty day* firm the date
of the service of this wimmmn and
a copy of the s*M complaint upon
ynu. to wit. on or before January 1?.
1912. and, If yon fail so to appear and
answer, for want thereof the plaint
iff wtll apply to the Conrt for the
roJI?< dcsnanded in said complaint, a
co^y of whtch la served herewWh
This si fit in broMirbt to for?v-|r>se the
mort**?? made hy said Fr<M Patten
and Rose patten, Chris C. Shea and
Helen E Shea, for the ?um of,
$7,000 00 with iTrt-?Test and fn?<s of
snit, as set o*it tn the complaint filed
herein, to whlrh romplotnt reference
Is hereby made
Pate of order for pmblicaMon of
Simmons made and entered >y this
Cosirt. June 12, 1911.
AND vol*, th ? T'nf'ed <?'at? Mar
shal of DivWon No i of the District
of Alaska, or any deputy, are herehv
required to make service of this sum
moos npon the ?aid defendant ami
c?ch of them as hy law rcqnired and ,
yrm wll moke dne rrtom ,n
the Clerk of this Court witIMn forty ^
days from the do to of del'rerv to ym',
with an indorsement hereon of your
doing* in the premise*
IN WITNESS WHREEOF. 1 have
hereto set my hand and affixed the
Seal of the above Court this ?'"*th day
of October, A D 1911
(Dlstrtrt Court Se*1>
E W. Pettit. clerk. j
By H Majone, Dep
First publication Oct. 24 1911
ljast publication Hoc. 5. 1 ??! 1
PROFESSIONAL CAR OK
Attarwajra
ROYAL A. GUNNI *ON
AtlarnayAVLaw
P O. Bot ft AlA?k.
H. ft. Lt nvni
ATTORTntY AT LAW
CommtMloncr For Takon Territory
to T?k? AffMavltf
4kacw*7. OmId
ROBERT W. JENNINGS
Attflrn?rttU*
JunMu, 'J*H.
DwftU
DR. L. I. KELLER
OENTIST
Moat Mo4?ra M?U>orf?
Op*e Erwntnga
Ctflo* H?w?: >-11 i m I A p m
Ajiakan IiulMUif, Broadway
SKAGWAY, ALASKA.
I<t?Ui 3nppl!?w
M. P. PATTERSON A COMPANY
- r*?*ter? In -
DENTAL SUPPLIES
!46-6> Cmat f*i BMc . 8*attl?, \V??n
CM dm br mail or rabl# will r?
ct'.r* prompt attention Catalogs
? Iftjlftt
Snator*
H. P. ? BIRKIVRINE
ENGINEER
U. S. Dapvt y Land ?nd MI'Ki
? : Survayar : ?
Pollay RMc Haln?w. *?**??
Mmlf T?t?nn
MISS M. G. HINOSHAW
Twu-Aor of
PIANO FORTE
SpoHai T?rma lor ? UmitMf
Number of B#cinn?r*
EIGHTH AVE. A NP MAIN ST.
IfcTore fw mmpeo, net ytnr
i>.*tlon NotUea. Pl?'*r or Quarf?,
rrcw th* D*llj Alaakan tf
Fronh OynW* on half "O"!! or f?k*fr
way sprint chicken at the Pa<"k Train
RonUnranL
When in SRagway Stop at the
Pullen House
MRS. H. S. PULLEN, PROPRIETRESS
The Modern Hostelry of Alaska
40 ROOMS 40
Elegantly Furnished
Single or en Suite
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, B\THS. TELEPHONES
..The Best of Meals..
TABLE SUPPLIED WITH BE9T THE MARKET AFFORDS
MilV and CrMw from our ovm J*r*?y Dairy.
RATES CONSISTENT WITH THE BEST SERVICE
FREE BUS TO AND FROM ALL BOATt AND TRAINS.
SRag'way Alaska
It Pays to Get Printing That
PLEASES
The Work from our Job Department
Pleases Particular People.
Don't send out of town for your work. Let us quote
you prices -show yon samples of stock, and do your fr^rk
QUICKLY, WELL. AND AT REASONABLE PRICE?.
ultf !aih| Alaskan.