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? riv* ioit <w>>iA4
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KOrtCfi TO THE I i-'BLIC.
KYo.u ihU ?tat? on **i oaUs iaiend
(oj Henry FfW'a^ ^ho Indtf*
peateia bxprvaatwui sh-u'M t>?> nail?
o a?v<-t. sis ?t<) and ycur oail wUl
r<?v*lv r H# a?
.'iscor' ? J M* office at U>? Bough
?l V* ^*r Suw.
, <;E\ c EARANCE, SALE
SoK at a U*?! ?*it Rainier. ?<>
>vnU ; or N>tU# Rapo* *l'.y prepared
fiir ii>k pwplf ud lm iIU?, wi ox
c*Urat for n nr*i a* tnctlura Oaly
two V*rrvJ? u-Tt A?W that pf.oo wU
SS . ? U pflt bottl*
Pa.i Tr*la Bar
J. IKUTA \
\ v\r F^ rrRi>c. K
JEWELER!
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curias. ivory Carvings
Inoian Baskets
CHINA AND CUT CLASS
O ? <-i?l W?fc-H ln*p*ci ?r f.^r the
W P & Y Route
V.I en ri*fn prompt c*re H
rs^MMHEmnr
SEATTLE'S
Hotel
Gi -rgian
. ?.iin II ? ? >? ' ' ? ?"
TO MAKE LOAN,
. u Maaka News Bureau.)
$r. r?TlCRSBl'R<3. Aj?rtj 4? The
rAtfplsn OffW* has Informal the
<*ndta?te Mt foreign fhiawvU^rs in.
Ofrtiia tiiat KusaU w41l not par-i' '?
i>*t?> in the "sixixnvor" CW??"*
nx\n, as K considers the comllttons
atsatMftcVNT
SiTW? tiie announcement, March 12,
f Kus?s?'s willingness to pariici
;vh; ? w-i<ii the other fix* powers.
,;t> have developed rapidly.
Tho origin*! advance m China
- ..loaded to be between $1,000,
a ltd $1,500,000, but the compet i
. t a" the AivRlo-IVJgian group ol
?> *s for a loan to China force*!
jwn, and the ">*x powers"- syn
-? o elaborated a scheme to lend
: < ; t?w republic $300,000,000, < f
.uh there should be an immediate
payment of $550,000 ,000.
Of the loan SO per cent was in- j
fe ;^1 for national improvements and
JO jvr ?-.*t for armaments.
The absence of suitable gtiaran. I
toes and the larg\e amount to be~a.s
s><r:-eil to '.he purchase of armamcn'-*.
which would be a menace to Russia.!
t Vi:>-sl Russia to look laktuuc upon
;the loan .-chenie. It was thought
l.ere that Japan mi?:ht back out. like
Russia, but it is understood now that
Japanese diplomacy fc? disim lined to
f">r >? Russia's example, which would
-'nit In* out of the eventual control
'f Chinese finances and the ?ppor> 1
? riin^r of concessions
Misrfvings are felt in certain >;nt<r
: ct.-j here o\tt Russia's step, a- it i
-ortsMered it mlcht pit her a rainst
the five other powers interested in:
the loan and complicate the sttu
' on in Vongolia.
Rr sin's refusal to parti. ipate in
">'e l^an emphasised the fact that
empire has important interests
V anohuria and Mongolia which
r> rut ?<ifeciiarded sufficient'*- by I
h -me of the loan syndicate
r V~ GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
lVbbWord and Gibson Rye. TluJ
r, R!ne Ribbon and Tale Rair
? Poer at the Board of Trade.
- ? VWV'WVVV>' V",> VW
.OS CATARRH of?
the>
. .LAnDBR
^VTV
table elegam *
The Caribou Hotel t
t i
?h _ '?
? V ? ??? I. ? ? ? ? ?? ? I ? I- I I I I ^
E. U . GIDt-ON. Pnjorirtor
+ V
+ ^ 'I
+ Carcross, Yukon Territory *
* ;
IrnmevU^elv Opr-^e^r the Pa*? Depot "**
+
+ Well Equipped Furnace Heatrd Throughout Cafe and Bar .
1 If adquaitcr? for *Sehulr'? \flin Royal Mail" Stage Line
B. M. BEHRENDS,B inker \
Juneau. - Alaska
3
I
?a,
i OLDE5T BANK IN ALASKA s
R^]t-otfnllv Solicits Tlie Aeeoant??
.if y Kir An<1 Individuals.
? BR mwrnrvr\*7 - . >aSEKTMHBKHlCSCS~X^~'*ir ' -
I
H* +?*?+?+?+?*-! : 2 !?*?+?+?*?*?+?*
!> TheS' ioneer Dairy |
?* H r SCEM*tN. Prop. Jg>
'The San r Milk Ranch"
n 4>
?> B
-* . T.: tf i tlairr in ^'aska. ?i' -n
.
*
+
I >aUv Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
T ail t? ??.?i r?v? * Vak-io Rontei
iv j:?+a-r**?*3M a+?+i+i+i+i+B-ri*H+?
-
| MANY NKAR tOCIAURT
j .v kar^e <ro?-d gathered wt <he
! Moving riciuro Theatre la >t night
. to Iknit tl>o address of John C. Chase,
i jtoclafcst speaker. Mr. Chase wWI
leave o?i t.be Dolphin Ui:^>
Ufa. \V. H. Cleveland of Seattle,
who beou vlsdUng with her
Unt;h!. r. Mi*. Makwiey of Juneau,
will arrive on the Dolphin thts after
ioan. She will r ohm In here indef
initely visiting with her daughter Mrs
H. D. Klrmsv.
BATTLE OF THE KEGS.
A Bloodies* Naval Conflict of the Rev
olutionary War.
| All wars have their humors nnd
i Jokes, and the Revolutionary war was
no exception. Jan. 5. 1777. figures In
{ history as the dote of the battle of the
ke^s. and, thonwh btood'ess. if h:is l?een
j celebrated in verse f> \ months after
| the Peelnratlon of Inflivendonee. while
I the Itrltlth fleet tvns slath noil at I'liil
| idelphta. the AluerU ns endertouk to
| destroy the ships by menu* of linpro
r!?od torpedoes, wlilc't alioaf In
the rh<*r altove tin ell.v. v. t re to carry
I >)enth and destruction nut ig the en
| emy
i i:
The nlletrert torr -d
lik?> kecs. 11 ml wli
forces dl'fflvwi'd i ho
the river thry w ??!-?? <1
ileml tti lire on e- t
within ninice. I'!.. ?
ib? Trojan horse a
rcis.li t contain Mil ;tr'.
'?COgs C I MlO ? floMti'lV
irroat excitement i
no casualties. '1 "
w ere from I hi1 I> i
il r
were *!t;l|>on
rtrllWIi 1:1 n?l
lo.iMuu down
??i i:|> and or
i ; that on me
o!;!o'V!?ercd
r ->l ovi ry kojr
A* the
iv was
j tail
.Unions
for rlit*
Thi :
aient t
rersifi.'
promii
the -
t>oud<
of IM
Wn-Mi
l>o|mI.ii
1.1 i
>1 h
. erly
r??? 11. II
one of
? i f I tide
i id jiulp*1
sr.int ?f
.? the most
?mil "The
: run
i intlu
?ii
Ilopkln
imli.
The r.
A wrifr In i !;??
spetikiiit: of "Ti..- M
Boy." savs: "To be
rough sninmar f i
able to cat'it.Ui^' f->
oc?slro ir.<t:;5 -ts ? i'
accomplish a fine ;?
work v?\ty ? : ] t lf-? iir
fire ? t o
the
ll 11 !
iclilor wiih n-.t'.
.0 '.9 tlia-!?T
?1 v.
;.l World.
Mini ? lie
' ? !''?}? n
ml to be
i ii?- sue
Is to
ss; ii'.iry
* ? * The
n.
:
? >;uentnl
I of overy
:! in innfc
iii.folilin^'
? ? H? is
Arp'; or 0
10 Would f' r :i
O Ulist:iki!i; :i :
nt don't he t * hi
011 li.n ??
;;:nro of ?>:iioii
>f the same size
? 1 voijr nose t
isrltio
II MJ?
day
hi a
?I a siniMfi! of
1 vo y..ur ores
?it1 1 h ? >1 y?ur nose t i in t \ and ilion
i_ot -otue one to hand you one or Hie
sijuaios \\ ! liotlt teilillt yon v.'M 'h one
it 1" Von would lie well advised not
to waver any money on bem? able to
tell by i hewing wlti< h it Is The expla
nation is that n large part of what we
rail taste is really smell- Pearson's
Weekly.
The Strange Part.
>!r. Iiresser (with ercninc paper)?
Here's sfrnnpe news! A Now York
iliild I.M for thirty hours in her moth
|-'s rl. -tln-s oic-et!
?irs bressor -1 should say it Is
str;itn.e IniHkiiiio a N.-a York woman
not changing: her clothes in that time'
FE
mr*m\
L. Jt'iiii ilw
uu
By Cuticura Soap and Ointment,
Another Man Had Itching on Scalp.
Hair Fell Out, Leaving Baid Gpots.
Now Hair Has Grown, Thanks to
Cuticura Scap and Ointment.
"I deem It my dn'y to tell about a cure
that the Ctttictt i So p and Ointment have
made on myself. trouble began In
splotches hrenki:.*; out tl_ > in the edge of my
hair on the fortVrvt, .-i ?! iread over the
front part of tlie top of my head from ear
to car, and over my -ar v : r li ? lased a most
fearful burning itch, or tcivma. For three
yean I had this terrible Kfakins out on ray
forehead and scalp. I trk-J our family doctor
and he failed to cure i'. Then I tried the
Cuticura Soap and Ointment ; nil used them
for two months with the revilt of a complete
cure. Cuticura Soap and Ointment should
have the credit due, and I have advised a
lot of people to use them." (Siiaied) C. P.
Tbarrington, Creek, N. C? .Ijn. 26, 1911.
"I will say that I have been suffering
* ith an Itching on my scalp for the past
few years. My hair fell out in spots all
over my head. M.v scalp started to trouble
me with Rores, then the sons healed up,
and crusts formed on the top. Then the hair
fell out and left mo three bald spots the
f.hape of ? half dollar. I went to more than
one doctor, hut could Tiot p. t any rtlief, so
1 started to use the Cuticura R mcdies. 1
tried one bar of Cuticura Soap and some
Cuticura Ointment, and Mt IWIld right
away. Now the bald spots have disappeared,
and my hair has grown, thanks to the Cuti
cura .?o?p and Ointment. I highly recom
mend the Cuticura Remedies to all that arc
ruffering with sculp trouble." (Signed)
Pimuel Stem, 236 Floyd ;'t? Hrooklyn, ST. Y.,
Feb. 7. 1911.
Although CuMcv-i pnip nnd Ointment are
sold everywhere, a I iivrat pic of each, with
S?-p. hook on the rkin, will tx- fent post-free,
on sppltcat'on to poller Urutf & Cliem. CorpM
IVpt. OA. Boston, Mass.
,1, U' l. I. I f !.?? . I..
the: sea.
/"\NK sails away to so?. to seti:
, " Ono stands on llso shore din! cries.
The ship goes down the world, and light
On the sullen wat?r dies.
And after Is ev.l rheer.
8he shall stand on the shore and cry tn
vain
Many and many ? year.
TJUT the stately -Ride winged ship lies
' wrecked.
J.les wrecked on the unknown deep.
Far under, dead In a is coral bed.
The lover lies asleep.
? William Dean Howells.
i
MAN'3 LIFE.
Give a man a horse he can ride.
Give a man a l'"ut lie c?n sail.
And his rank end tve-ith.
His gtrenstli inil N-alth.
On sea nor snore ?> !i f.ill
Give a rnati n pl|K h.? in *aiuke.
Give a man :> i ok he can rend.
And hi* honi.< I-" U;i !hl
With a calm d'llgh:.
Though the ro>: ;n i c !>? ?r Indeed
Give a man a i :vl h< n love.
As I. oh. my love. love thee.
And Ills hear; l.?t Cie-Jt
With ths inline of f.\:e
At home, on land. o;i eea!
- James Thomson.
"oh. evi:r thus."
??* T OW rwe ly said the trembling
I I mahl.
1 Of her own gentle voice afraid,
X JL So long had tl.ey in s'.lence
stood.
Looking upon that tranquil Hood?
"How sweetly dees the moonbeam smile
Tonight upon yon leaf'- Isle!
Oft In my fnncy's wanderings
I've wished thnt little Isle hud win?*
And we. within Its fairy bowers,
Wero wafted off to seas unknown.
Wliere not a pulso should bent but ours.
And we might live. love, dlo alone!
Far from the cruel and the cold.
Where the bright eyes of anirels only
Should come around us to behold
A paradise so pure and lonely.
Would this be world enough for IheeT"
Playful shf frned that ho might see
The passing smile her cheek put on.
But vhin elio marked how mournfully
Ills eye; met hers I lint smile was gone.
And. bursting Into heartfelt tears.
"Yes vr?." she crl?V "my hourly feara.
My dreams hav? , boded all too right!
We part? forever? part tonight!
1 knew? 1 knew It could not last!
Twas bright. 'twas heav'nly. but 'tis past!
Oh, ever thus from child hold's hour
I've seen my fondest hopes decay!
I never loved a tree or tlower
But 'twas the firs' ro fade away.
I never nursed a dear gazelle
To glad me with Its soft black eye
But w hen It came to know rr ? w?ll
And love me It was sur* lo die!
Now. too, the joy most like divine
Of all I ever dreams or kmw.
To see thee. 1 ar Itue. rail Hire mine?
Ob, m ?ery. must 1 lose that too?
Yet go? on peril's bi i: n \>e ? ;.?t?
The i frightful rOi.ks? that treacherous
SOit?
N'o. never come a|j :n ? thoagb sweet.
Though her.\en. it na . I e d. ?th to thee!
Farewell, and bles: . on thy way
Whet er tbo gocsl. beloved stranger!
Better to sit mid watch thnt ray
A 'id think tVe safe, 1 1, ouch far away.
Than l.ave thee ner IM and In danger."
Thomas Moore.
THE EVERLASTING LIGHT.
VI f . sad are tb?v who know not love.
But, far from |.:is?lon'a tears nnd
smiles.
Drift down a rr.oenles- s?-a beyond
The silvery eoasts of fairy isles!
Ard madder i! <? wh^se longing lips
Kiss empty p'r and ni ver tourh
The dear warm month of tho.-e 'hey love.
Waiting, wasting, suffering much'
But rlrar as amber. r.no as musk
Is life to th":re v ho, pligrlniwlse.
Move hand i:i band fr. m dawn to dusk.
Each morning neaier paradise.
Oh. tiot for them shall ttngcls pray!
They ctand In everlasting llight.
They walk In Allnit'n Htnile by day
And n'-stlc In hU heart by night.
?Thomas Bailey Aldrlch.
LOVE TR -UMPHANT.
" ELKN'S lips are drifting dust;
llion is consumed with rust;
All the g.lleons of Greece
Drink the ocean's dreamless
peace;
Lost was Solomon's purple show
Restless centuries ago;
Stately empires WftX and wane
Babylon. Barbary and Spain
Only one thing undefaced.
Last* though all the worlds lie waste
And the heavens are overturned?
Dear, how long egu we learned!
There's n si ht thit biinds tho sun.
Round that ii'.es wii.-u sounds are done.
Music that rebu!;e? tiie birds.
Language lovelier than words.
Hue and .-cent that shame the rose.
Wine no earthly vineyard knows,
Silence stiller than the shore
Swept by Charon's stealthy oar.
Ocean more divinely free
Than Pacific's boundless sea?
Ye who love have learned It true
Dear. how long ago we knew!
?Frederic Lawrence Knowles.
H
ABSENCE.
Here ever since you went abroad.
If there be change. no change I
sec.
I only walk our wonted road.
The road Is only walked by me.
Yes, I forgot; a change there Is?
Was it of that you bade me tell ?
I catch at times, at times I miss.
The sight, the tone. I know so well.
Only two mor.ttu since you stood
here?
Two shortest memtiwi Then tell
me why
Voices are harsiuir than they were
And tears are longer ere they dry.
?Walter Savage Landor.
WHEN ALL THE; WORLD IS OLD.
VI 'HEN all the world Is young, lad.
* ' And all the trees are preen.
And every goose a swan, lad.
And every lass a queen.
Then hey for boot and horse, lad.
And round the world away.
Toung blood must have Its course, lad.
And every dog his day.
vyHEN all the world Is old. lad.
' * And all the ttees are brown.
And all the sport is stale, lad,
Ard all the wheels run down.
Creep home nnd lake your place there.
The spent nnd maimed among.
God grant you find one fnce there
Ton loved when ali was young.
?Charles Klngsley.
. - ... . ??
s*ss
I I Mil
OEAFNESS CAHNOT RF GUREOI
by lor*l applications, M Ui?5j CAIUKK
r*aoh Ui? dtsea* <t iKTliua of the ear.
Tfcare I* only one ray u> cure deaf
n<w, ami uiat it ly ojiiaUiutloim.
remedU**. Jjonfr.cMi lh caoaed by an
Inflamed condition of the Eiwtachlan
Tube. Whon this MM Is inflamed
you have a rumbling sound or imper
toct hearliiK, aw! whon H is entirei
closed, deafness Is the result, and un
otss the Inflammation can be tako
out and this tube iratorcd U> lu? 1101
tnai condition, heariiig will be d<*
atroyed forever; nln? case* out of t*-ii |
are caused by Catarrh, which In noth
Ins but an Itiflaine'i condition of th>
mucous surface*.
We will g". * On* Hundred Dollar -
for any case of deaf hubs (caused i? I
Catarrh j that cannot >> curcd 'it'/ )
Hall's Catarrh Cur** Send for di
culars, true.
r. j. cram a co , i\h io, oj
j Sold by Drupxit?ta, 7fcc
Take Hall's FVuntly pill* for coosU
patio a.
,
jro:tKiffl?rsmnttir.
RAW FURS
WE PAY
HIGH - PRiCES
FOR FINE FURS
WHITE EOH P!? I' E LIST
Percey's Fur House
Oihkoth, - Wi?c??n*in
"Lsibi.-. : .jii'.iiiirxrzn-xxtrmznjtBit
There is St rength
a v u Vigor
in Ever} Drop
ft I 1||
r ;K \ *o. JV \
SEATTLE, WASH.
j LOCAL BRIEFS
SKAGWAY WEATHER REPORT
Results of the observation taken
at Moore's Wharf at miduigiu,
Aprtl 3, ) 912. Is as foil owa:
U;n? ub?erv*l'A 28 above
. ri ? >p- 46 ajo/'
>lli. " " 27 above
? nn " " " 28 above
Barometer 29:55. Cloudy and calm
IMURICR WEATHER PrP RI
1 KMf'tRATVRK
STATIONS Above IWow
( 'art'KHi I**
Wbite Horse ?
Tagish 2.1
Atlin 13
Lower Le barge. .. .... 22
Hootaiinqua .... 2"
Big Salmon 30
Yukon Crossing 2<?
Selkirk V,
Coffee Creek.... 24
Stewart River 2*
Otflvie 1#
Dawson 22
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qalnlne
Tablet*. Druggists refund money If
It falls to cure. E. W. OROVK'8 sig
nature Is on each box. 25c.
35c for a home cooked meal ?
quick, clean service. Where? At
the New Home Restaurant, Fifth
Avenue, naif a minute from Broad wv
r*v.-r*+*Ar:*3**,+ ,1 ->W< . fm
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium [smull Ala?ka
Large, Clean, Individua' Baths.
Abundance of Water. Best of
Flotol Accommodations. Fur
nished Cabins for Rent
Excellent fTnnting and Fishing.
Motor Boating and Sailing
Steamer Georgia from Jnneau
makes semi-monthly visits. In
formation and rates upon request
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
Health Resort
of
r. :.r :r.'.
1 A HOME for 48c PER DAY
fr ^ ^ ?
As I em about to dispone of several pieces of
property and close out, I am offering a Four
Room fi<)H-e, close in furnished, with pood 1
steel range and hath room for #175.00. cash, ?
4S cents per day tor One year and you have
a home, also lots from $50.00. and up.
tj Phil Abrahams Skagway j
+ + + + + + + + + + + ++ + + + + + + + +
4. +
.j. The Only Kirsft Class Hotel Opened Under New Manage- *f
in Carcross ment +
?{? H t-*d quarters tor AtHa 3t??oe LAne. ^
I HOTEL SCOTT':
^ Scott 6 Schwanlekamp +
. . . +
* Headquarters for Mining Men and +
* Travelers X
* +
.j. SPECIAL RATES AND ACCOMMODATIONS FOR MU8HER8. ^
+ WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEbT *
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK *
J CARCROSS & YUKON TER. *
+ ? + ?!? 4 ? + a + + 4- + + +4? + + 4? + + + + + 4, + 4?4
Sit Pays to Get Printing That
" PLEASES
?
? The Work from our Job Department
? Pleases Particular People.
_ Don't sond out of town for your work. Let1' us 'quoce
?a you prices show you samples of stock, and do your work
w QUICKLY, WELL, AND AT REASONABLE PRICES.
joilu* iailg Alaskan.
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