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Attomty*
HOVAt. A. GLNNISON
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to Take Affidavit*
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STEVP RAGAN
Attorney at# Law
\ES ALASKA
Denttata.
OR. L. S . KELLER
DENTIST
Moot Mcoero Methods
Ope? Kv*clc^*.
CtBce Hour*: Ml a. m 14 p. m.
Vjulttr BuihlUis, Broadway
SkagWaY, ALASKA.
Dental Supplies.
% F, PATTERSON A COMPANY
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DENTAL SUPPLIES
Z?* Walker Bids.. S?atUe, Wash
iiows by mail or cable ?tU i>
* ve prompt *iu>niiv'B Oat*
a i "<Qii??a
Music Taachar*.
MiSS M. G. HINDSHAVS
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PIANO PORTE
Special Term* tor a Limited
Xiicaber of Bet. tuner*
EIGHTH AVE. ANP MAIN S*
A fine mtd temperance drink la
the pure trfcole?oSM> beer made from
the aparklinit watet* of Tumwaier
F^alk, and the very beet barley malt
*ilk Just the right proportion of
oh^ioeA hope. Brewed a* o
l> the Otympta Itrevrias oosapa r,r can
vrr? Tor sale at the Board of Tra>!?
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arc oss, ukon Territory
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Juneau, - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
. ?*- " \ S ik-its The Accounts
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* The Skagway Pioneer Dairy
H. r. SEC MAN, Prop.
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch'
TV >; * be*t cor ' new** dairy in aska. ?
! Daily S ipments of Pure Milk and Cream
T k SI ;v t*.? Wh>??> T?v, & Yukon Route.
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It Fays to Get Printing That
PLEASES
I he Work from our Job Department
Pleases Particular People.
? d : your work. Lot "us "quote
? ti - s)i -w \v - P - > of stock, and do your* work
QUICKLY, WELL .\Ni> AT REASONABLE PRICED.
altr Saihf Alaskan
Legend of th# "Mouth of Truth."
In front of the old tirwHion of Siinu
Maria in GoMnedlti. hi Kouiv. there I*
en enormous b!<wk ot?marWe. resem
bllnp .* hupe with n widely gaping
mouth. It J* ui lot t!ic intern dell*
Verlta. or "m>?mh of tnth." and In
the days of a if tent Rum the leceud
ran that if any ?*?e who had told a lie
placed hist or her hantl within that
yawnlmr cavity the )h? would descend
and cot It off. The Rttoe* deiia Verita
is a larpe m d atone of white marble
about flv? yards In ? It umfcrence. it
!s pierced with two holes representing
eyes, an or>enlnc for a monib. a alight .
j ly raised nose, and two locks of hair I
nre carved on cn-'h side T>f the fore
head. The atone I* of great antiquity,
and. according to some. It was laid on i
the altar of Jove, and those suspected J
of perjury were led to It and obliged
to confess by mnch the same threats 1
as are used to children now It Is must ,
likely. however thst the stone served
ns a sluice to some am-lent sewer, for
others like it. used f.->r thl* puri*ose by '
the Roman*, have l>een found ? Wide
World M sparine
Kindness to Animals.
Far ont on the very wipe of town Is
a little school bouse, the first and sec
ond (Trades of whVh are commanded
by a pretty little normal school gradu
ate Her pupils are all sons and
daughters of the wanner sort of Im
pulsive foreigners and have all rea'h
ed n state of adoration for their qncen
and vie with each other iu ways to
? please her One day she had "dwelt
especially upon loving and cnrlng for
dumb animals The next day little
Pietro remained In hl? seat when his
schoolmates dropped out to plat
[ Teacher was buay nt her desk and did
j Dot notice him until ?he felt a little
fist tujrcing at her sleeve
"Why. Pletro.' *h? evlnlmed. what
Is the t rouble T
"Xntlifn". tea. ! or I Inst wnnted to
tell yon how I w i?. #r? | to d'tmh anl
ma Is yesbrttav hr- promptly replied
"Why. Isn't Ihnt nlie* Pietro. Just
what <l'd you rtoV
I rietro drrw hlmso'^ up to his full
three feet nnd t?e-*"dl> asserted
"I ki<?ed tl> ? i t;t ' San l-'raiti Isi-o
j ChronMe.
of Psc':?*.
Ijit a vlsltlnc . ? r*l on the tip of the
j Toft forefinger nd on It p'iioe n penny
\ quick fll<"k of ?V d ? th the r''*hl
se^-ond flncer n III r\>mpv(< the card
without disturbing the rnln. Another
trick which Illustrate the Inertln oi
bodies 1? fr> knock ?W:>\ ?hr liottom
of a pile of draftsmen without upset
tine I he pile. This is effected quite
easily with th* help of n llat ruler
The remalninc drcifismen nre removed
snooo^ivcly by a number of smart i
i blow-*.
A more spectacular and apparently
rl?=ky trick consist* of drawing n new*
paper away from nnder a gla*? filled
with water Provided, however, that
the table Is smooth and tlie paper be
pulled away stnanly and horixontally
there Is oo danger of the witter belnc
S?it '"d A certain well known conjurer
Is able to remove the tablecloth from
under knives. c'a-'ses. plates, etc.. as !
laid for a meal without d'sarrtnping
them or doing any damage.
Proo* of a Conspiracy.
The following story is told In ex
planntion of the reason why the teach
ine of chemistry Jn Turkish s.-bools
u -is forbidden some years ago It bad
l<ecn |>r.>|>ose?l that this sclem-e should
I bo added to the curriculum. but the
i f:r*t thine that struck the eyes of the
ruler ef the faithfnl on opening an ele
mentary textbook of chemistry was
the formula for water. BSO "Here."
sn: 1 the snltan. "is proof of a conspir
acy to undermine my authority In tbe
eyes of my subjects HnvoO! That's
nothing but a sly way of Intimating
that Ha in id II is a naught."
For Charity.
A millionaire who was looking over
his wife's cash account tbe other day
j sflal :
*'I notice here, my dear, an Item of
' S500 for charity That's rather steep
| What Is St for?"
The lady flushed as she replied:
I "It's for my new p>wn embroidered
with autumn leaves and fruit that I'm
C'<ing to wear at the charity ball next
week, and I think It's very mean of
you to mention It. *? I do.r'
The Voting System.
"And how d > yon \ote at your club
j meetings. JaneV"
"Oh. 1 always vote as Mrs l>e Pas
say votes!"
"And how doe* she vote?"
"Why, she's troubled with a lisp and
i so she always votes no "?Cleveland
' Tlaln iValer
Properly Humbled.
AJax had Just concluded his great
stnnt of defying th?j llghtninc "Huh.
snorted the married man. "Thats
nothing 1 have Just defied my moth
er-tn-law." Whereupon A.lax felt like
the proverbial plnhead.? Philadelphia
j Record.
Fairy Tale*.
Maud? In that book you Just finish
ed did they marry and live happily
ever afterward? Marjorlts? Gracious,
no! I don't read fairy stories any
more.? New York Times.
Heredity.
Howell? I"?o you believe In heredity?
Powell? 1 should ray I did! I married
tbe daughter of a Judge, and she Is al
ways laying down the law to me.?
.Tudge.
The Mean Thing.
Stella? Jock was on his bended
knees to me las? night. Bella -Well,
poor '.llow, be can't belp being bow
legced.? Nevr York Son.
'FRISCO'S MAYOR SAYS
-NIK ON THE RAQOING."
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 1? Mayor
Kolph's n la mined down tba ltd. No
more will tij? -Bunny Hujwara,"
"Texas Tommies'* or "Griiily Boars
cnvort with tprpaktaormn antics In
down- town cafea. And gloom la piled
as hljrh as Mount TamalpaJs In tome
parts of the "Parts of America" to
oay. This afW the clty'a chief ? -
oovtlvo explored the dancing dens
himself.
Mayor R'Mph appeared ^a?t mid
night befor* the Chief of Folic? Whit
nnd asked for two detectives to ac
company hlmthwaigh the tenderloin
?Inst what he think* of the riotous
revel there Is not known as yet But
ust ?hm lie Intends doing with the!
Mindreda ct popular down-town re j
- wis Ut known. For shortly after his >
\ Islt to Chief White s hurry order
".as issued and all cafe proprietors
?> er<> notified to "cut out the rag.
ging."
It Is a Mow to the nohemlan life
>? Ss'i Francisco and will put tnnum
-nble raf??? out of business Dancing
ui fie center of the cafes, aay the
prop- tetors, is what brings trade
and trade i;eta the money.
HOW'S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re J
ard f r any ca>. of catarrh that cani
iot be curi?d by Mall s Catarrh Cure
K. J. CHKNKY * CO., Toledo, O. |
We, the uniiTslgned hare known I
K J. Cher.ey for the past 15 yearn, I
?nd believij him prrfprtijr honorable
1 All business transactions, and fin !
inrially able to cariy out any obllga
is marie by l.i* firm. Waldlng, Kin |
?an A Marvin, Wholesale druggist* o |
Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh dire Is taken Intern
illy, act inn dire 1 1 ly upon the blood j
and mucous surfaces of the system
Testimonials s? nt free. Frlc# 76c.
per bottle. Sold by all drugglsta.
Take Hall's Family Fills for constl
patlton.
F. J. CHENKY A CO . Toledo. O
Sold by Uruggteta, 75c
Take Hall's Family l>U]? for oonaU i
pattoa.
STAKERS LEAP FROM
CREEK TO CREEK.
Andy Mart, Jim Pairborn and Chris
Henry got in yesterday from Sixty
sa\ - the Daw-son Ness of Jan
J after a varied experience, much
of which was in the way of wading j
i li rough overflows to the knees. Mr.
! airborn v ent over the creeks to
;.ake a survey of the situation on
behalf of the White Pass. Andy Hart
is one of the ?<arliest sourdoughs of
the Sifctymlle. Me was there long be
fore Klondike was struck. Speaking
today of Ui0 situation on Sixtymile
and of the present trip, he said;
"The stiiking class is now on Six
ty. mile, and bent on getting ground.
Some are prospecting, but not
enough. The crowd seems to be leap
ing from one creek to the other to
??? that nothing escapes. Probably
ISO men are in the vtrinlty. Water
* over much of the trail, but we had
to wnde a great deal. Some places
the doss would keep on the shell ice,
whk-h was strong enough to sopport
them, but too weak for a man.
"At the mouth of Angus, called by
<ome Dawson creek, coming in at "0
below, the water Is a foot or two
deep, and that condition exist* for
miles below.
"Angus creek is staked to 23
above. Our party planted posts In
thai locality on Angus. The creek
was staked first from Matson up
stream 50 claims, then a new dis
covery was staked, and the additional
run atove the discovery. At 24
above on Angus five pups enter. One
>f them is as large as Kkiorado.
"Pine creek, coming in at 116 be
low on Matson. is being staked. Jim
P.rownlie and party from Dawson
wore at the mouth of Pine when we
\wero coming In.
' Three or four men are working
on Angus, among them Cariboo Cam
eron.
"Among those whom we met go
ing from Dawson to Matson were
Sam Matheson and Uncle Mike Mur
ray, the veteran Dawson carpenter.
They had made the T?pee cabin, on
the south fork. In three days, and
would be at discovery that night.
"New Year's creek is staked to
No 50 above, it enters Matson at
SI below .>n the left limit.
"When we passed 9 below on the
way to town the Dolan party was
sinking o-'i the third hole.
"The Verreau party had down 2
holes. We heard a story about 50
cents a i>an being found there, but
got no corroboration or Information
that impressed us.
"Hughes' boiler was at the Port
age roadhouse. between Twenty-mile
and the forks of Sixty-mile, waiting
for help to get to destination. Dy
lan's boIl-?r is the only one at work.
"Wheeler and George Clarke, with
WHY 30 WEAK?
Kidney Troubles May be Snapping
Your Life Away. Alaskan People
Have Learned This Pact.
When a heaithy man or woman be
gins to run down withoat apparent
cauae, becomes weak, languid, , de
preaaed, suffers backache, headache,
dizzy spells and urinary disorders*,
kidney weakness may be the cause
of It all. Keep the kidneys well
and they will keep yon well. Doan's
Kidney Pilla cure sick kidneys and
keep them well. Can Alaskan read
ers demand further proof than the
following statement :
Mrs. F. H. Morell. 518 Marion St.,
Seattle, Wash., says: "Kidney com
plaint and ba<kache bothered me
?II my life and I had such severe
attacks at times that I was practi
cally helpleaa. The peine throtish
my kidneys and loins were almost
unbearable. I had headaches and
?'izzy spells an 'I In thn mornin* wh*n
I first (tot up, I became so dizzy
?hat I dared not attempt to walk
serosa the hall. Learning abont
ruin's Kidney Pills I becan their nse
The contents of the first bo* helped
me so greatly that I continued taking
them and before long I was entirely
relieved of kidney complaint. I have
recommended IX>an's Kidney Pi.ta to
many of my friends and shall rontln
ue to do ao." (Statement riven I>?
comber 17, 1907.)
RE-BNDOR8EMENT.
Mm. Morell was Interviewed on
February i, 1910, and she added to
the above: "1 hav? been In eood
health wince I endorsed Doan'* Kid
ney PHI* in 1907. 1 take thla rem
edy In the spring and fall and It
keops me In good health."
FV>r sale by all dealer*. Prir? ?0
canta FY>*tcr.Mllbarn Co. DsfMo,
New York, enl? agent* for the T*nl!?d
Stotaa.
Remember the name? rvmn'a ? and
f *kV> no other.
For *ale by nil dealer*. Prlc? R0
cent*. Fo*ter-Mllburn Co. Buffalo
New York. *ole aeents f.^r the Tnlt
-d State*
Remember the name? Doan'*? end
ake no other.
a email pipe boiler on a sleigh
drawn by doc*, were met at the
Twenty-mile roarlhonsc. on the Sixty
mile Tho do** were tired The men
wanted to get a team to tak* up
the outfit, but <*>uld not.
"The Dawwon Trading company ha*
a storo building at 73 below. It Is
*?n a flat.1'
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold Hartwlg*en, successor to
W. W. Houghton, has taken the
agency for the justly famous
EL INFINITO CI /EAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
5.000 Just received from the fac- j
tory at Tampa. Fla If you want the
best don't fall to give these good*
a trial.
Henry Frledenthal Phone 76. Quirk
delivery. Baggage and expressing on
short notice, day or nlftht
Location notices, placer and quart*
?or sale by Uie Dally Alaskan tf. j
LOCAL BRIEFS
SKACWAY WEATHER REPORT
RwuiU of Old obwltlm taken
at Moore'a Wharf at aUdalgbl.
Feb. ?th. m2, la m follow* :
lime obMrraVn .. .. 31 abo?a
>1ai preceding 24 hrn .. 39 ?bore
Mln. " " " .. 31 abore
I "an " " " tfiibon
Barometer 29:70. Ckndy, S. wlwl
INItftiSR ATOB RtfORT
1 r*PKB/iTi:Rr.
STATTOXS A bore IfWo*
Carifcnn 10
A'hire Home. 2*
famish *
Atlln I i
Lower Lebargt
? < ?? 2
Hig- Salmon I
?'uk<?n droning
Selkirk 12
Ooffet CreeK
^tew.irt I'.iver 2-)
'Vl?le 2'
Dawson 2?
cloudy and calm at all polau re
nted except Whltehnrwe, where H
m cloudy ?ith 8. wind; Ix)w?r L*.
large, clear. N. wind, and Yukon
and Dawson, cl*?ar and
aim.
SEATTLE'S
Leading Popular Pried Hotel
Hotel
Georgian
Etificnn run
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Rmiln EI*??ntlT
PornUh^d
?*mpl??
''?wmfi-lil h F?m
llf ?r?4# Siltr-ltwl
HATRe
lr#|.- R<w>m? |i op
T Wr> l>r*tir? fl M Dp
loom with h*lhfl>0
r ?o r?r?>n? It W op
'.n.CAi,nww.l,
riV> Fmi fAk*1 rtr fn?tn FOUR fH AVfNlJf,
>;tun \*vt u? Fourth R*t. t'nton * Pl*?
Sanitarium [Sriil Alaska
naoBnauKHMaa
I arre. l?an, Individua Fiathv
Abundance of Water. of
Hotel Accommodation*. Fur
nished Cabins for Rent. ....
Excellent Hon ting and Fisbinjr.
Moor Hoatinjr and Sail dir.
Steamer Georgia from Jnceau
make^ semi-monthly visit* In
formal ion and rates upon request
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
bUaaWBBBHMH
Health Resort
A L AS K A
Only On* "PROMO Q\ HNINT. that H
Lfi^ve 3^52,0:??
Cures a C?M h Ore Day, Cnj in 2 D?y?
liuii ~ ' ^!r?::.:^jnii!!wiiu!ui{lilllllillliillluiu:'.:r^c-r
E*teHj?hed 7 Ttiephone 112 (
Phil. Abrahams
FIRE INSURANCE
Ap-eiit loi f " Dt'Bt'QUE OF IOWA and the
WESTCHESTER OF NEW YORK.
over Four Million.
NOTARY PUBLIC SKAGWAT, ALASKA
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.j, The Only Ftr& Clam Hotel Opened Under New Manage- ^
in Carcro** ment ^
tor Atfln BU?a Un* 4
? HOTEL SCOTTx
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jl Scott k Sehwkni0k?mp 4.
* Headquarters for Mining Men and \
Travelers
+ t
.j. 3PeCI AL RATES AND ACCOMMODATIONS TOR MUSHERS. *
+ WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEbT +
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK
t CARCROSS ^ ^ YUKON TER. ??
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