You nuke * mistake 2
yam do not itop ?t
Famous for its Home Coolong.
Milk. Cream, Cottage Cheese and
Buttermilk from our own dairy.
Fresh Eggv etc*
[ D
Room* Single or en Suite 1 Eiectnc
Porcelain Baths on each floorf
RATES? $2.50 PER DAY AND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THE
MTOfcATOlA ? HWN
W a tor Circular ?
Ai**ka Furs a Specialty
Very Top Prica Paid.
Make ? Trial - Shipment
RAW FURS
? : WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE FOB PRICE LIST f
Percey's Fur House jj
| O?hko?h, - Wucoiwui - |j I
Send the Ska*way Dally Alaskan
home to the states. 76c. per month
The Only Firf* C1*m Hotel Opened Under New Mamvge
in Carer o?? ment
h<*d(jn*rtw* dor AtUn 3t**? Una.
HOTEL SCOTT
Scott ft Schwantekamp
Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
SPECIAL RATE* AND ACCOMMOO ATION8 FOR MU8HERS.
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK
CARCROSS & & YUKON TER.
new ? ? COMFORTABLE?- elegant
The Caribou Hotel
^ E. W. G1DLON. Proprietor ^
Carcross, Yukon Territory
UuMdiatelr Oppoata tU U'Hit. Pi?>po(
Well Equipped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafa and Bar
Headquarters for 'Schulx'i Adin Royal Mad1 Stage Line
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy
M. P. MtMAN, Pn>f.
4 The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
The l&rgwt and beat conducted dairy la > lack*.
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To all points on White Pun ft Yukon Boat*
B.M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicit* The Accounts
of Skagway Finns And Individuals.
o? mom QUIMNt. - tf?t ? c /TU (L ?
THE BUCK SQUAD
Grimy Vulcans That Feed the
Fires on Ocean Liners.
HEROES OF THE STOKEHOLO.
Thaee Modeli of Human Qrit Prse
tiealiy Brave Death Evary Tim* They
Face tha Blistering Searing Blast* of
Heat From tha Glowing Purnacsa.
Ad Inferno, all smoke and beat and
Ore and nakedness. la the stokehold of
an ocean liner. Aa you enter It pick
lor jour way over the burning ashes,
the hot blaat from the furiace mouths
?mites you In the face; It soorcbes your
?yes and sears your lungs with every
gasping breath yon draw. Tour Im
pulse Is to turn and Dr. Life seems
impossible In such an atmosphere.
And yet the Inferno hum* with life
I ml strenuous, almost savage, industry.
Opposite the huge boilers, quivering
with suppressed power, like so many
chained giants, are the figures of men
as If carved In ebony, glistening with
the sweat that streams frcm every
port;. They are working furiously,
with muscles swelling and knotting aa
if (bey would burst through their
sheath of akin? bumana in quick suc
ceeding poses of fierce labor which
would delight the eye of the sculptor
and baffle bis skit'.
Gathering up a shovelful of costs
each man propels them with a qu!ck
forward thrust of the body Into the
white hot heart of the furnace and
with a dextrous turn of the wrist
spreads them evenly over the fi.-e.
Then, quick as the eye can follow, an
other shovelful succeeds ami another,
aa if life Itself hung on the breathless
swiftness of the sequence.
Srcb Is the stokehold In which the
vulcans of our mammoth liners and
battleships feed the greedy furnaces,
whli'b keen the propellers revolving to
the tune of twenty knots and more sr
hour? the men of the "black gang"
who, clad In trousers almost as black
as their grimy bodies, and with a filthy
"sweat rag" loosely knotted round
their necks, toll thus for four bours
st a stretch, until the laxt "ounce" Is
taken out of them, and they crawl
back to their quarters for n well earn
ed eight boors of rest
II a n reran n mini*. umromt i>.? iur
boat and exhaustion. he la quickly Ink)
aside In some corner. with a little
tepid water dashed on his face, and
there he Is left until he "comes round. '
while his fellows ply shovel and "slice"
?the latter to clear the fire periodically
xom refusei with a fiercer energy than
before, adding the fallen man'a labor
to their own. The moment he re
covers consciousness he struggles to
his feet, seises the shovel and Is at K
again. "Go off watchT" Not be! He's
as good a man as any. and the fireman
never knows when he's beaten.
To call such men heroes la no abuse
of an often misunderstood word. They
are not only the lost word In human
grit and pluck -for your fireman will
die rather than give In? they are he
roes who face death every time they
enter the stokehold. as llghtheartedly
as other men would sit down to their
dinners. At any moment a fusible
ping may fly. a holler tube collapse, a
gauge glass may splinter, end the cap^
tain may have occasion to "regret"
that some good nan or other has fall
en a victim to bla doty.
His ship may be sinking, the Inrush
Ing water swirling knee deep over the
plates on which he Is standing but no
thought of the boats and an escape to
life Is for him. fie must stick to his
post until the last Are Is drawn and If
be haa time to race up the escspe lad
der to the host deck well and good. If
not? the odds are all against him? ht
goes down, a "mate. Inglorious" hero,
to his death. It Is all part of the day's
work for which be draws his meaget
pay. with a cheerful acceptance of the
fact that his life will be short and cer
talnly not merry, for you find few
stokers who have passed their forty
fifth birthday
It Is not only thst the fireman's mns
cles and stamina must bear this tnhu
man strain He must watch the gauge
glaases with the keen eyes of a lynx to
see that the line of bnbbllng beads
never rises above or falls below the
level that denotes safety, lie must
know his boilers as a Jockey knows his
mount; which of them require* coaxing
snd which requires forcing to stlmu
late Its sluggishness. for boilers, it Is
said, hare as many whims and caprices
as a woman
On the whole, the stoker b no nn
amiable man. Be mar growl at bis
food, though he often fares "like a
fighting cock" aboard; he may have a
vocabulary wbl^h would make the av
erage bargee green with envy, but he
will laugh yon to scorn If yon nuggsst
that bis work is too hard and that he Is
not "game" to the backbone? I/ondon
jm
No Hearsay Evidene#
A. rural magistrate, listening to the
testimony of the wltneM, interrupted
him, saying:
"Tou nld that yon made a personal
examination of the premise*. What
did you find?"
"Oh. nothing of consequence." re
piled the witness. "'A beggarly ae
ronnt of empty boxes,' as Shakespeare
wya."
"Never mind what Shakespeare said
about It" sntd the macistrata. "He
will be summoned to testify for him
self If be knowa anything about the
ease."? London Tit-Bits.
It to Impossible to found a lusttn*
power apon inj??dce ?d traaehery.
DMBoetheoM
MCNTE CAHLOJ>AYS WELL
Eftorrraua PratMi Mad* by Mcnicg'i
CilM Ganbl.rtq D??
A* an exr.mple of ho* much money
It made in *>iue of ttof ftunotn gam
Ntn* ftena of Elnroi* aad Anarloa the
flirtm of tlx* carainn of the Aont fa
raooa grniiMnir piao# In the world,
^tomte Carlo, wtH pfore loWnt^nr
Th?-e are at ??a*t a dosoa klag* and
i prince* In Kanx* who recefre a rev
enue from Mod> Carlo
The foir de^-erri'tnta of the original
<<oneeaalonairr. F.d?-ard Riant reeelre
each $OOO.Oun 11 year. Two af tfcom are
prlnce-we*. Wlien Prince Roland Bo
aaparte ruarrW Edward Blam'a dnunb
ter he rewired fioono.flno. nml Prince
George of Gwtre received the name
TOm when lie married the daughter of
Roland Bonapttrte and Marl.* Blanc
The Prince of Monrco'i two <Mror<ed
vrtree. one of whom wa* Mlaa Alice
fTelne of New Orcaoa. receive large
annaal Inc-naes. The atate of Monaco
la entirely ?u|ip>rte1 by the Institution,
Ita 20.000 citizen* being free from any
tax.
It al*o par* the Prince of Monaco
20,000.000 frawa a .rear, aupport* one
of the fiscal rn*>ra hotue* In Ihe world
| * standing army. flTtr tfetectlvea. wboar
J dnty It la to penuade won Id be anklde*
| to carry out tholr plan* octal <"e of the
! *tate. and It provide* free funeral* and
I a ccmetiry for the nnlorky one* who
J do take their lire* when they hare
! *een the wheel of fortune take their
j laat cent.
1 Aud who la It that TOppert* ttita
place? Men and women In e<|U?l nnia
| her from erery corner of the world ?
J \>w Tork Sun.
How Vienna Help* Bridtt.
"Lecture* Far Brides" li tL?? name
of the latest <?jrse started by the
Viennese institution for popular In
strurtlon known aa the Crania and
now advertised all over the city. The
lecture* will c*ver such tab} sots u
housekeeping, cooking, ayglene, ele
ments ry physiology nod the cars of
children. Thooph mainly Intended for
those who are a boat to be or bars Just
bseo married, all girls over seventeen
will be s'lraltt^L Tbe co ir* will last
for eight rauiths. there being lectures
on twd evpninjjit a week. A small fee
i is charged for t be coarse, bat the pour
i csn obtain tickets free^? Vienna Cor.
London Standard.
Italy's First Woman Lawyse.
Slgnorina Teresa Labriola, tbe first
woman lawyer In Italy, Is a daughter
of tbe late Profijssor Antonio Latriola,
one of tbe most versatile sod encyclo
paedic Intelligences of the last cen
tury. Having obtained her degree,
Slgnorlna LabrtWa ohUtred a position
as professor of law at the Rome uni
versity i.nd ha* entered tbe ranks of
practicing lawrrrs through a curlona
strategy. Tbe law does not allow wo
men In Italy to practice |?w ttxit In
another article It establishes tbe fact
that a professor of law in tbe unlver
I <dty has the riitht of being Inscribed
| anion* tbe practicing lawyer*.
Aired Her Equality.
Introduction of tbe ue* refcrm bUl
In Great Brltnln rwnlls a story tcld by
| I>ady Dorot hy Sevlll of tbe passage of
! the great reform bill eighty years ago
' this summer 0?e morning an elderly
oouple peacefully slteplng In thel.- four
, poster were rmlely awakened by ?n
excited uaaldserrant bursting Into tb?
room and shooing. "It's passed. It's
paused r "What's passed, you fool1'
Tbe reform bill!" shouted the girl
"Were all equal nor-" After wblcb
she marched owl of tbe room, leavlni
the doer open na a sign of her new
equality.? Cblca|;o Net*.
LOCAL BRIEFS |!
?KAQWAY WEATHER REPORT
Result* of the oba?rraUon takee
at Moore* Wbart at midnight j
Uat night, U aa f^lowa:
Temp, time oM<r<*ti . . . If
Max. prorflrfln* 14 br? . . . I? Atov* ;
MUl " a.?re
nn ? " .. .. I4ab?re '
Barometer 30:38 CI**, N. Wtad
dox't mncHiMm
Toa Will Make No Mistake If Too |
Follow Thl? AtlfVa
Never neglect your kidneya
If rou bar* pain In the beck, |
a dear 7 disorders, diaaineaa and
aarrouaneat, it a time to ad ind !
no time to experiment Thaaa a .-a
fre<3aantl7 symptoms of kidney!
trouble, and a rem ad f which it!
recommended tor tha kidney* ahoaidj
be taken la time.
Doan'a Kidney Pllla are a food I
racoadf to oae It baa acted affect
tTaly ia aaay exttm La thla rlelalty j
Oaa Aiaakao reeldaota demand
farther proof tbaa tba followia? tea
dmoalal *
I. Q. Beaomoet, (tl ? It , '
?nreka, Oal, ear* 'Tor a loot
time I bad a bad eaae of kidney aad
bladder trouble. Tba kidney eerret
loae vera too frequeet la paaeage
aad I euffered a great deal from
keek ark* tbat tu especially eerere
<U night I applied plaatera to my
kaak aad aaad other remedies, bat
<rltfc>vt retiring any aotleaable
beaafit Happening to a?e aa ar
elele la tba paper* a boat Doan'a
Kldaay Pllla, I procured tba rem
edy I began 'Ming it and ta a
abort time my kidneya vera reator
?d to a aormai aoadltloa. I bar*
oaed fire bote* of Doan'a Kidney
Pllla aad ean aay tbat I am eared
Aa I did aot take any other remedy
at the ease time. I give the fall
eredlt for my eare to Doaa'a KlAaey
PUla."
for ?*!? by ail aeeiera rnn
10 eeata roeter-vnibum Ce., Baf
fain. New fork, kola a?en:? (or tie
Halted Bu.ee
Remember tta aeme ? Doeaa
end t*?* *e ethe*
None better and porar than O lb
Rye, Rainier and Olympta Baar
Ordert by 'phone promptly rteliTared
The Maacot
?RKAT rLKAMTTI MM
Sold at a loaa! Malt Rainier. II
tarn la p?r bottla. Eepaclally prepar
a4 for *1?k people and Inrallde, and
Mae: lea t for nunlng motbera Only
Iva barrel* left After that, prlae
WU1 be 36 cent# per bottle
P??k Trala Banr
R?llm? CATARRH of
th?
BLAODKR
?nd afl
IMvpi Ik
[24HOURS
PROTHMHOJCAL GAJtfW.
h. b u rKvRn
tttnrM; -Uliow
Comml*?iob?r For Tukoi ' rrltorj
10 TUra AffM?#tta
8ka<v?y - AUrta
*TKVK !MGAJ?
AUonm-tt.U1*
HAIN'Kfl . AI.AI A
L. P. FORKIITKLI.
I. ? w f ? r
409-401 OUI nid? S?? rrntlM
Specie. ?tt?ntjo? (tm ?o
Mlnlti* A R?*i Kota'r Cur
tv?. :<u.
OR. L. 8. KfSr.fJOt
d?mm
Mo?i Modern UHitoAl
Op?n *????!>**
OfilM Hour? 1-12 ? m. 14 ? ?
AiMkfta Su1l?lM -Rm?4*??
KKAOWAT ? ALASAK
M V. MTTKlMfW OKTMI.
?I PTT.T ?T>W1?A*T
fwmmj tnpplMa
.IMn l??
m Waiter m?f. Wi*
Ord?r* hy ?)*n of aMt *111
promyf ???????% Oiu<?fM ?? ?"??
CW*
J. IKUTA
~ i*.Tcr*cnntnr&
JEWELER .
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS %
Curio*, I rory C?rrinf*
Indian BaiktU
CHINA AND CUT CLAM
Ottrial W*teh ??
W. P. ft Y. R?m?
Mm! Onfert ft*** pnt mpt mr?
rhere is Strength
find Vigor
in Rvery Drop
COMPANY
??ATTti, mm*.
Trade At Home
ru * hard thing to convince some people, who have acquired the
mai' order habit that it i? to their advantage to trade at home. The
fnrtxia field* f*r awijr appeal to them, to they aend their money out of
town for something that ia no better than can be found on the local
merchant * thelvea. The money ia thua gone where they, n t My one
of the community, will ever see it again, and where it ?an ri ?> nobody
po-jd but the person who has it and he ia hundred# or thnmnde ?f
milee aw*y,
I THE MAIL ORDER PEOPLE
are not the only offender* who are blind to the interests ofthe commu
nity. The merchants are just as bad. Many of them aend away for
their printing, while at the aeme time nrgue agamat mail order bttsinea*.
SEE THE DRIFT?
TRHDS AT H07VYE
AND
GET YOUR PRINTING AT HOME