LEWES MICH
Large E^Ute for Frmk Pliis
eatori Heirs
Frank Phiseator, the Klondike
pioneer, who comm teed suicide in San
Franciec? New Y?ac's da;, left a l*rsje
estate hls^h|iff, rowL?lisO*n4iog
that be was a lavish 'none; spendefln
his life time. In addition to large
sums of money, variously estimated at
from a score of thousands ??W?
times thai amount, he left claims No.
2, 4 and 5 Eldorada, 6 below^on Bonan
za, the Rotchester black and bi? resi
dence in Dawsoo, a^auCh near Lea
Angeles, California, ana city and coun
try properties at his old home in
Michigan and other properties. ^ ^
It is aaid at Dawson that this property
wltt descend toTra-vk Phiseator* Jr.,
who ma^e^pianj triys to Alaska with
bis failp^ -f J JqJ :i ,J ^ I
Frank "Pfiiscator ts tnourrod amo eg
those *tx> kn?w b'.m mora, titan wouM
bt> most of the other Klondike Kings.
While be was one of the riott^t.of
tbetn alt be always remained the feain*
unaffected unostentatious mtner be was
when he came goIiTseeltTcig TO' Alaska.
He Is credited with liberal and ?vea
generous treat meat, vt the men be has
had i evasion to employ.
FOR FIGHT
C 1
7 I 90 ha ^
??tew W?4v+i$- Attack aii
A1 sfean InrtittD -?
. Many hungry wolves ace prowltatf i|i^
the country recently traver??d by the
5tjrtJtad~ of-csrrtwo thafr crossed the
Yukon a number of miles above Ram
' A week ago an Indian was attacked
t>y a pack or IKra at Salrtrreefc. -Ttw
Indian was in the limber aod the
wolves were /airly upon him the mo
ment he ?aw them He threw his
book atfaiail a Iree and raised hisrtfte,
but just as he fired ooe of the brutes
Struck against the ?ua and the shot did
dq exe oatiuD Hie report of tie gun
frightened the wolves, however, and
" they disappear- d in the timber.
Th9 Indian is a mute and lives at
Fort H? waa badly fright- 1
ened and undoubtedly bad a cloee call.
- ? Rampart News. ?
THE PEOPLE ALL
? is Ckani Cried, Gtre V* Xewbto'i [
HerplcMe.
TiiU wojd. oi late has been In erery
or ? "s month, amf many are wondwtng
wtrat the word signiflea, though no ooe
iui3 jret been found, who will deny that
" Vl-rWPRCS KTTRPICTDE does the wort
Weil, (or the Information of thousands of
poo&l* who Bk? to know all about a good
ttUr.c. we would say that HERPICrDE
rneir.i t vtetrcwer o? JOUer.of "Herpes."
Vow, -Herpes" Is th?;faoJly name Of a |
disease caus-^-^y varfons vegetable
"asTTe?."~A' similar mtcrobe eaaaea <
dru!t, itching scalp, and faittng hair; this !
is the microbe that NTWBRO'S HEKPI
CIPE promptly destroys: after which the |
hair,?ros>?- EiTT Sir Madinf druggists.
Send ?c. Iff Stamps for ?mpl? to Th?]
Herpiclde Co..JDetro!t. Mich.
Wis. Briit, Special A^eot. ^
Tyi
Dunlap and Stetson hats for 15 ^at
Clay son's. Q j ?JT i/J k*
Dress ?CQds, "siliss "and "trlmnitctfy
"tha n?we&L"at flartiim's.
O yatar Cocktaila and Walaaramrst
Fresh qysiet cocktaila and hot wein
erwurs? oo- tap at the ^laecot Saloon
TMnlavnuu? and Broaibray. o'.'-lft
No regrets next m
ing--goMtflavored and
geod tor you
a
Seattle, Wash.
UNION
Plying Ketween Skagway a jJ ,
' iii . it ? ?, Hainea
9 Leaves Skagwav ?
Every Day at,..
9 a. m. Shart)
Arriving at Haines at 11:30 a. ns
Loavea Haiaea at 2 imd, . . .
Single fare II. 50.
Lav ton and Germain
JONfS' BILL
Seattle Pap-r Favors Wash
ingtoniau^ Plan
The bill providing; 'or a territorial
(government /or .^lassa, which was in
tnjfluted In ^)^rfcs#?n D^eiatoe/Stoy
. Representative Jones,' of AisNstare,' is
modeled exactly upon the organic acts
I under which; the Qtn^r territories of the
United StitM !Wm4 gorJrfciil! Ihl
I form of government outlined in the or
iginal terutgri^l organic acts, with
: ?tueuiimoets a?;uld: from Itiiue ,to_time
ifhen i^ee&ifr- bjcame;' afparodL has
been tested in the Ui.iCOT^tatcf for
I more than 75 years, in manv instances
^ under conditio* aw ?t alUlUstmilar to
: those which prevail m"At^ka,'*<ner -?
f has wo ked wU??*n.racTlnn; . It. is tb$
i^lj^worfcipg^ubstitute for fuil state
I hood whWti[ fckstfet been evolve^ on the
| principle or local self-governij^nt for
i hood. It is so constructed flat the
ioh?og^it siaielpod>_jrh?i it cifnes, in
evolves wrimieAchaigirao theiform of
[ the local government. The territorial
governmebTTs the wuTfclUt,' scrtool of iQ,
.atnfcii^nVArV-alPhai>d. I ;?
1 The wsly-T)?Aicuia^lii which Mr.
Jones has departed f'-om precjadents in
bis bill is in the provision which he
has iasejttn^forfthrep t^ogatfs in con
gress, ia'sifcaii of o&c jtti jreprjasent the'
terr tory. This provision is doubtless"
inserted "at "flTe ^fSJJTTPSnjf many Alas
fcsns, m&Qk t$e ode jfrovisipn in the
bill wbtch ean^be cr.ifciaed as depart
ing from established usage sad prece
dent in the matter of the guft-ernflruul
of the ierritoriii of^-t^fiiL'nitid States.
The btf'l-\sf Mr. '-ione^- widj this ex
ceBtiOQi_grants to the HO.uOOj whi^in
babi bit ants, of Alaska the sitoe privi
leges, -hp :Ti$ope)antlf- n#* less, tharwyic
granted to fhV600tV'ar" TOW Americans
scattered, in isolated communities over
the vast expose of Washington terri
tory half a ^t'Qlurj (?&. the sime privi
leges wbich were giveu~the Spaniards
'aotlmixwl Uiuu-a oi Lht remote terri
tory of N'e-? >w*xico at ..even an earlier
date: -vcti certainly Blf' mora enlarged j
privileges than were freely: accorded
ibe kanakas o? tUe_Qjk?&U*B . islaods
when that tefrTFory "was annexed a few
years since. If there has been a sound
argument to tulvaaoo against grandpa
the people of Alaska tt-rritortal gov
ernment, such as ewy oth# territory
was equipped with as soon as tTie first
white couiu>uuu.?s stiiUcd wiihia its
borders, it bas never yet iTeVn Vroiigtit"
to light.
Th ? Orfp
mn
"Before we can sympathise with
others, we most have ? suffered7 ou -?
.selves.*' No one can reli/e ihe suffer
ing attendap-e ?pf?n aa a'tacx o/ the
grip, unless h? baa had the actual ex
perience. There is probably no disease
thatfatwes jo muoh phsioal and mentalf
agony, or which so successfully defies
medical aid. AU danger from tfyegrip.
howejer, may be avoided by the prompt
useof ChaipburUu^cCougli Remedy.
Among lne t?n? q# |h$ii$aods who have
use^ tnisj-emedv, not One case has ever
been reported ""iFaT~Bas resulted in
pneumonia or tha: bas ndt recovered.
For sale by SVm, Britt ?
: 3 ri ijH ? ? ?
Principal BartrTiho? Lsoda
-^h^l^rftrcipal Barbershtop and Batlisj
is tne leading tonsoriai <ata;,lisbment|
ii Alaska. Eveey thing hi aHnbede-l
partments is strtbtly tAdetrn. The |
baths are first class in algreipeots.
' : v l<J '-a I J MM 1
The Celebrated
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TPEWRITER
Tho machine for taeauttful work asu
? ? J- ? riiii
- -=? correowdlgoment. msV.wMi
f? iEasy to
- and Keep
Easy to
The light) running
tei lightness of
tion, simplicity and
man's south? .
For particulars,
Yost Writrng
mery St. gfetn Francisco
i&tMfir Alaska
or Anply at thia Office
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iv (Original/)
Durir%tho Cubau revolution nil my
father's inawlly ^tjipt?^*
r '?Swjjp :'P"rtf-i or the SJ
eminent. ludeed, \ux fax
Kuilllo Cardeuas, was so open In his
advocacy of the Spanish cause that the
o w e<l lu case they ever
came into possession of his hacienda
] t iK'i vvouliiJ^irn the buildings. It was
jVsldj djp" then I ifud# P
'luoilier to joiu flie Onbnti rifbBle tr
called themselves an urmy. The sad
t.f\ partlui yf all was with Senorlta
SrunjrurtU of
my little brothers and sisters. Mar
garita bad descended from an excellent
I Spanish futnilyyhut they had become
was a girl of strong characrtr iiud'at
the same time of an amiable dlsposl
ktlfiy-. j-^VTrbail iong been secret lovers,
f but our reluttdff bml ?mT? Ib oov
?wprt-ttu- tiiiT h??fgiw-yy-4teparture^.Jii^
deed, my going was ali tHat saved iinr-~
garlta from beiug tum^luuut ii]wjn,tUp
world, for my parei^s thought
of my marrying a i>eiin11t'ss glfr.
of free Cuba when the American troops
rame to help us, or, rather, tortake_the
burden from our shoulders, {
time of their arrival I was m weslern
iubiv and was glad wheu we stared
in Inin fftem near Santiago. for it was
lu that province that in?" fathur's"
hacienda lay, and I was anxlotfi t?j
a glimpse of Margarita.
juarcblug one morning southeastward
-within n few miles of try. home. Jpr
.ai-f turn in rgfld, ?vpr,V wood, every
house, was familiar to me, ~~an3 T
counted the miles till I shoul^ c<wne-4?>,
tlie dear old place. JJt>
On reaching a point half a mile dis
tant I descried a camp which froni)K>.'
M.imiltt nry np|ion T knew tp be
occupied by my comrades. We drew
nearer to my old home. At tey?|ntC;
way I left the ranks and *ebt" up
the house, which I was pleased to see
was still standing. As I mounted the
psTPirs; ? iitm ilinnH rnmir sat nf tlir
door but Margarita, but what,astonlsh
ed me was that she was bajsiy*$lifi*"'
dressed In my sister's cftnlies-' hwl
moved as If she were mistress of the j
hacienda.
She put her finger to her Up to Im
pose silence. Then she loo^^^dDCff
and, seeing no one within Beating dta
tance, she said in a low voice:
'The Cubans and Americans cams
ucar^tUWlUSS'^ -ftivC? Wa_L
feared only the former and hadnoedn- j
fldencf In, the Americans keeping them
frora wreaking,} vengeance, tpro^ ?,,
?o\ir father tlc4. and the jest -, of tic ]
fomfly1 concealed bi the garret." |
"Not a safe place," I remarked, "if
I they had burned the house." .
f- "WWhatf^lKt-Ttftoe to concoct plans, j
When the Cuban troops came In beU*w
Iht; fan>Ily mabed upstairs a*d locted
, , , t ?i,??
J# i
people belonging to the place X thou
It Mat tb put on a bold front. 'I fcm
Senorlta Cardenas,' I said, with all Sbe
dignity I could assume. . 'The. others of
till- family are away. What m?n?4
this Intrusion?'
I 'Pardon me. senorlta. If this is the
Cardenas- -property my orders are to I
burn it* ?,
" 'Whose orders?*
"He winced at this and. being asham
ed of playing the vandal, told me thai
he would do all' in Ids power to Rave
the property. Since then I hare been
playing a part To carry out my chap
I acter as your sister I am wearing her [
dresses and, conducting myself ns mis- '
tress of the house."
At that moment a young Cuban of
ficer came up the steps, and, seeing me
Talking WTttTMargarita, glared at me.
v iXTolonel ,'F errarex," said Margarita,
"this ls Oiptaln Cardenas."
"Captain Cardenas? Tour brother?" .
- "Of course." .stammered Margarita,
I coloring. ~
' Captain', ! am delighted to see you,"
said the colonel, turning from frowzy*,
to 'amUtft ? ?4~bave desired to meet J
gome of ypw<"f??Uj tor an important
purpose.? I- humbly ask your sister's,
ni iT Jat'I trlT |
Margarit# turned red ;M a rose.? I
turned scarlet froia anger. Then, upon
second thought, ft occurred to me that [
she might havebeen encouraging the
property.
"Colonel," I said, "the lady has been J
obliged to prevaricate, nd doubt to save I
these premises. She la hot my sister. I
She is my betrothed. If, however, the
prefers yon to ma, I will resign her to '
you,.;It;te for W^^oos'e."
?It ttftabed over him that he hag* been
dacelY?V.46d '? his riadtcUtfe^eeiings
got (ho better of hip^Y*
-;;f^.'ftiall carry out my orders," he
\Hgp- <>?> (L
[VATou Tyili'^arry ont no ordws^toi.tha
j'jtijury drills family. My regWient hascj
'just qjQ'ched by, an^I^ofri jak-all it.|&1
a ui^lifent. I will trouble you to yacato"
th?.jpremlses." _ . ?/-? jr
He half dr<yy (IBs revolver, "hot sud
denly becoir^Lijr ashamed Of his action
put it back. Taised- l^lsifat deferential
ly to Margarita -pod "frent away. V-1
Margarita.|ifed-1 went upstairs, and
when th$K*tff?!I.v saw me and fchew
they_ft^d'the protection of^a, Cuban
o^o^r*they fell upon (ply'&dck. The
real (zed also thtftjjfie^-'were "?<'<???
J..far greater obligation to
19. .bad saved the projjectjr.
and
we wer*
bound In wedlock's chains.
WENDELL 0. IT LEAN.
|4od IIumoTf."
IES
Proud Flesh
musicians and
All Kinds of Ointments ? Could
Walk Only With Crutches -r Ohio
Man Says :
^REMEDIES
EST ON EARTH":
"In the year 1899 the side of my
right foot was cut off from the little
toe down to the heel, and the (Aysicfan
who had chapge of me
was trying tifc sow up
the side of ?y. foot,
but with nqfeuccess.
When he fqfcnd out
that wouldBt, work,
he began tSf,*iiig: -
heal the woffid with
all kinds of ?jt men't,
. until at last jgy whole
??w up
above my .felf was
nothing l>ii? proud
flesh. I suffered un
eonies for four years, apt! tried \
W^H'sicians and all kinjjiof oint
ments. I could walk only wit h?rvitthea.
It i^si?;t?wi months agp sinefr;! bogjiA
.using OutTcuni Soap' and Ointment for
?>?}? ifmba? fcwn. The Jist two
months the Cuticjura Remedies did not
I seem'tdttorlc^bni I kept on using them
- In two weeks afterwards I saw a
change in my limb. TTieYf I began using
taticurfc ^OanTandQintincnt often dur
g tie-day mid l?epf up: for seven
onths, when my limb was healed up
?. just lhft asdfrl never hud trouble.
* "It 're ^eightr months now sine? I
-etopped-n?ing.Cnt.icnr;i, Kcntedies, the
best- on, God earth. I aitt Working
,'at 4hAjp?se*t diy, After five years
of strn'mfigA Thi -toit of'Cuticura
Qint ment and Soap was only $6;
were more liko
$600. You can publish myvnamc and
Ttrtvri te-to^jne about
: Gutjeuri^pBnbiliiA. Jt will answer all
^lcttai* iLjoiagetiJ enclosed. John M.
Tiloyd, 718 S. Arch Ave., Alliance, Ohio,
nt li
Hi P-Intrrnal Trtatgrtit for every
. from IMmplca to Scrofula, from ?fancy to Ar',
1 - - - tvun uto^i'.f.itixnt, M c., Rr?ol
.. ,ii of Chocolate Coated 1'BK 25?. rcr vial
iha"T3f all drnggl* A oftcn c
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High Prices for fine furs
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or Guitarj
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? in luiij'fii ; "wa m.-uJ
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sons by mail from the fore
most correspondence institute
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Anyone can easily learo to
play the Mandolin, Gui^i i
tar or Violin by ifol
lowing this splen
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LEtf GUTHRIE Proprietor :
Largest and Best Appointed Resort for Gentlemen ?' '
<?va?rf8 J 'iv ?? . ? , , ^ , j wr.-.rj* .jon<
In the North ' ' *,!T |,tfc?am
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Let us figure on your ,
Job Printing
We aim at ^
NEATNESS
PROMPTNESS
SATISFACTION
Jobs promised tomor
row delivered today
Daily Alaskan
to keep warm
? ?Z C IfftMBT 0 V-7- 1
We have a complete line of Ladies' and
MerL's 'Felt Slices, ranging m price from
A new fan^iuiiHo-dafe line of Ladies' G-olf
Sweaters in all the leading colors
We are headquarters for the fin?ct grades
of all wool underwear, and i.ur prices are
-mm mum
right
Our sale of Men's Clothing begins tomor
row- To appreciate bargains come and be
convinced that our prices are such that the
temptat&tion to buy is strong? Suits from
00 to $I2.0G
w.l.,,! II | ; fi? ? UMl iii'l
Martin Conway
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GOLDEN NORTH HOTEL
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SKAGWAY'5 POPULAR HOTEL
Modern Improvements
at ment Good Service and Rates That are Right
Phone 19 for your job work
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-or THE
Hew mater anflCigbt Rates
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Oq and after the 1st of October, 1905, the following will be the
Mod' hly rates for water and. light service from the Northwest Light
& P owerCompany: "
WATER
First Faucet ?? '....J 1 00
Each " additional (except was'i basins, free) 1 ^
Bath Tubs in Hotels or other Public Houses. 50
Water Closets " " " " ?- iiitai 50
'Urinals'" " SO
Wash Basins " " " " " .......... -??
Hote's, per room additional ...... . , ......... 1?
Beer Pumps ... J-00
Restaurants ................. 5.00
1 Stearil Laundries j 50
Hand " ??<*}
Motors, special per h irsepower, minimum rate.. o w
H6^e O niiectbn for Fire Protection! ...... .1 ... i. . : 1-W
Families'carryiog water
Individuals " " >.w
Hauling water, per led 1 "0
Lawn and Street sprinkling Free
ELECTRIC LIGHT RATES
COMMERC.ALSERV.CE A? Voir winter
1.50
12.50
Stores* Offices, Shops and Residences . M .? , In, m
Each 16 cp lights. *, '*~X
Enckwed Arcs. '
ALL NIGHT SEFVICE
Each 1G cp liffbts ,,
Enclosed Arcs .........
32 cp lights double 16 cp
ijeter Ri?tes will be 10 cents per 1000 watts. \/ 'oi ,
2.00
17.60
EDWIN BROWNE. Manager.
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