| LOCAL BRIEFS |
SKACMAV *tATHER REPORT
h<?ka o l U* ownmt *ak?w
a *oor?i *>wt *: n*id*5*k:
mm. atttt, * m faUow*
T*?u> c? .. ... ?Si.Vw
Xu .-r?codt&g *4 tr* . . fO a>o?*
MU " ?*....
tlNi "
Cka4y and c*I?Jiarott*i?- S*:?.
?*KIRY OOOOS,
aU k'^A* fr? b r?OB U*
v.r?rs MkM m4 pto*. (OOfeMB u?
do*i* t:.u?k. 11 fitct a fin* o)ms Dm o
Mttq f o *>d? wH b? fcmod at U*
\~toHM 8afcof?. Broadway, ctw^O
PtfU ?CrU ir?no#* XX
Go to tko " Whit* Pm C?fc"
for ;W Iw tatafe U Whltohorae
\o? uador tk? man?c*B>Mst of Mr*
Oriotl Kiw tt
iSOTtCt TO TMC PUBLIC.
Frv fli Ute da;? oa all caUs Utoad
ml for H??ry FrMeaUttl, 'Oif Indo
p+o<i+at K*pr?OK maa siK*jxl bo iejm3?
<v -?a*i |T*? *ixl rnor o?3 vUi
ry?.-?>J v* '.asmodta** attest Jot H? u
J rwoaQaaad hi; afftro at U?* Boacb
v t icar Stora
rive good one s to draw to.
PobMofcvd ud Glbaoa Rra ??d
?iat, Bl?o ROtboc and Pa? Rale
Wr Sw: a.: tfco Board <rf Trad a.
HOWS THIS?
? ?
?Fa otter i>uc Uuudr?-d iK'Uarn Kt
arard for any ca*a of catarrh that oat
act b* cured by Hall a Catarrh Cur?, i
f. J CHENEY A CO , ToXslo, O.
tit* uadaralgsed hav? tac?n
F. J. Cbc&ay tor the past IS year*.
r?Mo, a
aad beUere bin perfectly honorable
.a all baaineee traneaeUooa. auj no
aaciaUy able to carry oat any oWiga
Uoaa sad* by bit &ro. W aiding, km
aaa A Mania. Wholesale amggl*t* o
Hal t Catarrh cure 1* UIn loiern
< ally, acting diractjy upon the Mood
aad mucous surface of tb? aystwo
restlmcaialt a*M tree. Pric? 7Sc.
par bottle Sold by all drugglaVa
Tak? Hall ? Fiw ly ?vlHe for conaU
fauna.
Bonded akhUn-OtkMi, Motta
Veraoa aad MidmiV The beat ot
B*?*- Blue Ribbon. Hudwetav and
Paie RaitWc at U*e Mi-ix. Tele
phone (?. it
GRA*>0 REDUCTION SALE
Thr Pa.k Train la bow aelllag a
big lot of uood Gooda at reduced
pricw aa tb?y are getting too old to
bold and tell at a profit. Tours,
tt. Herman 'Jrtmai
PILES CURED IN f TO 14 DAYS
Tow druggist will refund money If j
PA TO OINTMENT faiia to cure any
c*s?? of Itching. Blind. Hteedliig 01
Protradtog r*.'w* in < to 14 day*. ??flc
MOORES' WHARF CO
Termlaaa W. P. A T. R?mU>
AIIS >4thbiMiu<iSk?B?nATrire aad IVjgirt KromThw I V*k
REGULATIONS WO.
?\ arebo-anee open for cWSv^rr of merchandise from ( t m lo 5 p in.
IVrbbables ONLT delivered on Suadar or at night
All fretrht ghipmeati deetiaod aoiKbbcHind must be accompanied by *
SHIPPER'S MANIFEST tpapar* am be obtained at the V. S. cua
V>n*? rkffo? and ?wt V deS*>red before 5 p m. No frpipht wCl be
neo!*e* on the wharf after this bow.
BaQOAR? Toi* will be c?B?cted oo CHECKED BAGGAGE ON1-T
No charg# roe ^<ar* and srr'.pa ?ln unchecked
The wbarf (i> wtU be dosed to the public when steamer U neartng
doc* and *113 be opened *hec passengers hare disembarked
U Warfare Tari*? can V* bad oa appBratton at office on dock.
?. O. Be* 174. C. J. SHAW, fireii Msnao**
^ ou makr * mirfake i
voat Jo M ??op at
Famous far ib Home Cooking.
MJk. Cre*m. Cottage Chrew and
Buttermilk from oui ovsn dam _
Frp^h'Ew "rtc
Kocaa* "*?lf at en Sale Flectnc I Jght?
PorceUm Bath* oo each loor
RATES $2.50 PER DAY AND HP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
1 Ke i>&lv Fin? Claaa Hotel
in Carcrow
Opened Under New Mjenape
menl
H -^.ttwarCw L? MC* ?*ta<r?- I Am
HOTEL SCOTT
Scott k Scfcwaatekasp
Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
ftPCCltl RAT?r AND 4CCOWMOD 4TIONS TOR MUSMERS.
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEbT
GOOD STABLES FIRST Q ASS BAR STOCK
CARCROSS & YUKON TER.
? + + + + + + + ?i?+ + + ++ + + + + + + + + + + +
The Caribou Hotel
i M ; M l ; M H I !??>. -?? ? M I i ! !?! I ! I H I'M M 'I1*
+
NEW COMFORTABLE ELEGANT *
+
+
Car cross, Yukon Territory +
+
+
E. V GIDEON. PnpcirtM
LiHnn rt>? %W Pm* Drpot
Veil Eouipf ed j Furnace Healed 11>rk>uf hevut
He*dqv
Cafe and Bar
t tot *Schulf ? Atkn Royal Mail* Sta*e line +
+
m m i ? -h in m m n m 1 1 1 h n ? ? 1 1 t-h
Only (W -?0 HO _
LmSvt firoao
c=-? <c Ccw t < fc? a
on
box.
Uc
? ... ?
I Timolhv Barton's
if
, ?
: ?
|
1 ?
X A
f
?
?
?
J By CLARISSA MACKIC I 1
.t AA -? J-ttJLJ.t J A ??..? AAA.*. ?- -?
TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTVTTTTTXTT )
I.ucy fUrtoo pianced timidly at her
husband Timothy * i> ft-annlnc tbe
well thumbed page* of an almanac
"Toeaday mill be your birthday. i
Locy." ?*iJ Timothy. looklnc ?nr bla J
spectacles at his nx?ek little wife
"Ob. do you think wo. Timothy 1"" j
murmured Lucy doubtfully.
Timothy 'a quick temper w?? aflame ,
j at once. "Think ao? I know it * ao.
I Lucy! Ton wa? born on the 10th of
January, and here It aayi ?Tuesday' aa
| plain aa can be!" He leaned acroaa tbe
I table and placed a foreOn*er on tbe j
| date In qu^lon
Lucy looked at tbe date, and her eye*
traveled to the flpirea at tbe bead of
{ the pare? "11*11" it uld aa plain a*
ronld be, while thia year was ?*1912*
J Everybody knew that
"It came on Tueaday laat year. Time ]
{ thy," *hc ventured. "but It'a one day j
later thi* year, you know."
"What doe* it *ay hereT' roared I
Timothy. the open pare of the i
Almanac
Story of ? Man's
Obstinacy
-
*
X. I
%
t>ERi r. >t?i> ill amu>?iii rait ?>m
1ME riot i:? 1?1*
almanac w ith bis hand ' Woman, j
what doea It say here, huh'"
"It says "Tuesday. Jan 10.' ~ *dmit
i ted Lucy.
"Of oour?r t( does! Then * bat's ibe
matter with yon. huh?"
"You've got tbe ?roug almanac,
Tirootby," Lucy declared in a fright
eued whisper.
Timothy stared at bis wife, then
glared at the almanac In bis band and
i saw that It was true He held last
I year's alma oae Rut Timothy wag ?
[ Barton He would o?t (rive in that he
had aiMde a mistake ? ob. no ? now that
i Lucy bad called bis attention to tlie
I fact If she bad said nothing, but
quietly permitted him to celebrate ber
natal anniversary on any date be
i chose out of the <-alendar and be had
found out the mistake afterward, all
would hare been well.
But Lucy had spoken
"The fat was in the Are." to quota
, Little River folks
Timothy Rarb>n obstinately contend
ed In the face of the almanac makers
of tlie world that he was right He
j swore up and down that the 1911 cal
endar ?as the pn>|?er one for this
| year
"Ain't you coins K? rburch, Tlmo
thv*" a?keA l.ncy on the following
Sunday rooming, for after bneakfnat
he bad taken down his over post and
cap and wound his everyday muffler
; around his neck
Timothy stared aggressively at her
"T didn't know there was church on
! Saturday," he grunted as he pulled
on hi* n-.itten* "Seen anything of my
I bush ncythc* I b?fr It In the entry
' last night."*
Lucy starts! at him with frightened
eyes "Timothy Barton, what are yon
going to do?" she demanded
"XJolug to clear nut the nnderbmab
in the south woods " tw said defiantly
1 -On Sunday?"
" Taint Sunday." retorted Timothy
i obstinately
| "Ton know better than thai. Timo
thy." she walled "When are you go
ing to church If you dotj'; go today T"
"I'm goinc tomorrow? on Sunday!"
be retorted, pointing to the last yetir'a
j calendar hanging on the wall.
"There won't be any church towor
i row. and you know it."
I "It's not my fault I'll go, aod If It
. ain't open it's the fault of them wboae
hnsltM*** it is to look after such thing*'"
Timothy rattled Ibe doorknob ' imps
tlently. "Seen that bu?h scythe i.ncyT'
be repeated
Lucy arose and looked her husband
in the eye*. "Tea. Timothy Barton. I
?aw your hush wvtbe ,1 saw you
: clean It off and hang It np In the too!
sbed last night, the same way you do
every Saturday night*"
Timothy winced and colored, but bia
j tips set firmly
j "Are yon going to church this morn
ing?" deman-le?l Locy sterniy
"I don't go to church on Saturday."
said Timothy, quite contemptuously,
and w> left the bouse
He was actually going to cut brnab
wood on the Sal?hath!
Two red spots flb kered la Lucy'a
ctoeeks as ?be diapered cf tfce Suiday
n jtszza
morning unlet Her ctr.di traBblgd
?? abs put oc her bat tad ?Jlpp?a la to
tbs far cost n hlrli bad been her but
bandt wedding irlft four year* ago.
r-i l.ocy hud fllnftvi been a aobmia
*lr* *"? ??'! bid uever before bad |
occasion to m>?* the famous Barron
temper. i
She *Ht rburrb alone. Sbe wa?
fl?d that ber husband bad tb? for
bearance to do bit Sabbath breaking
In tbe solitude of tht wooda and sot
In tbe face ?r ail Uttte River
How was i be h> etpialn bla sbseitrr
from churrli? He might contradict
whatever eirnt sbe might make op
8be waa lo i qoitndary what to do
At leaat sbe could go and come go
hattfly that Bone might Intercept ber.
Acd abe dUI Rut tbe people apoke
of It afterward? bow I.oct Barton bad
b*en late at rburcb and bad run away
fT">m It before say body had a cban.e
bow do tAii do Tbtj auodaM
wbece Tlmnifcy wat. but Ibey ceaaed
to wonder a hen winif one reported
that Tlmoth;f had been observed out
tint brush while (be < Itim h bells were
tliflni
On Mondn.i Timothy dressed himself
In his Sabhnth <loihe* and walked
sedately to Church. creiilng m> little
excitement *<* be pa-?e?| alone tbe r||
lag* street.
Somebody nswst I* .tend there".
Timothy Ranton all dre?,..l in hi? >*?<
black cried one
Taint l.itcy, f??r I aa w her hang
Ing ont her n??h.- ob?crve?l another
Hea gnne Into tlie churchyard ami J
I declare to man If he ain't gnlnK I
Into church or trying tor- Cnrfou* |
fs<*? |f*rr<l over clothesline* and
from window camera aa Tlmothv
Barton creaked up the ate?* of tbe
chur. h rrie.1 the door and then turned
away and went hack borne
*1 shan't cent a mite till ! find out.1" ;
declared Mra. Clarence Saylea. twist j
ing the last clothespin Into Ita place
on the line and n rapplog ber red
hands In her gingham apron. "I told
< l?ren--e that something wag np when
Timothy didn't go to church fester- j
day "
I H het the Barton temper It at the
bottom of Itr ukl her slater-la law. !
Resale Say le*
But anmehoH they never really ar
rived at the true solution of the troo
hie. although Timothy'* actions were .
e< 'centric for unother seven days
Meantime l.ncy had h:id a cooaulta
Hon with her |?aator and came away
with renewed courage Tbe Her. Mr
r?udder*on employed np to tbe minute
methods in settling tbe difficulty of
hi* pariah. He did not offer to pray
with Timothy He knew that that
would only add fuel to the man't ob I
atlnacy.
'Ita tbe only way you can hraak I
through it. Mr*. Barton." be Mid a*
be thook bandit with her at tbe door
I?nejr *'? very buay In ber room that
evening At t>reakfa*t the neit mom
In* Timothy, eating hi* pancake* In
tullen alienee. did not notice that hi*
wifea balr was dre**ed wltb nnuanal j
rare, and be could not guea* tbat under
the clean print wrapper she wore was
hidden her be*t dre*a.
Timothy wa* cutting carrtwwtf now 1
?day* and wben he had Anally dia
appeared In the woods hit wife had |
finished her last household task slipped
off tbe wrapper and made ready to g,>
out She did m>t wear ber fur cloak '
tbe one Timothy bad given her aa a
wedding present- but she did wear a
warm cloak that bod been hert before
they were married
She hud * note nil written and abe
left It on the kit<-b??n I a Me where he
could rend It ?l?en he returned at din
ner time By the time she wee ready
the station stngt had tacked np to the
door, and l.ocy entered It, carrying a
small traveling tag Mra Clarence j
SutIps and hei' sister In-Uw. Bessie
had another topic to wonder over
At noon Timothy tramped up to the
kitchen door, propped hla ax against
the bouse and went In At sight of the
clean, dlnnertess kitchen a look of |
wonder came Into hla face A rague
fear clutched at hla heart. Something
couat bar? happened to l.ucy! She
waa stck Re hud defied God and roan
and the almanac, and poniabment
would he hla!
A <jn?ck tour cf I bp lit lip timiw fall l
ed to divulge Hie whereatanta of hla
wife When be returned to the kitch
en he found the note. He Brew rery ;
pale and leaned against the wall while
he read It The handwriting waa
rery trembly, a* If l.ocy had been agl
rated when she '*r<>le Ibe note.
~r?ear Timothy." It read, ? according |
to my marriage certificate we were j
married on Keb 2J>. U?08 If. aa you
aay. yoor almanac la correct there j
wasn't any Feb. 29 In 1908. and so we j
weren't erer maiiied at all. Such be j
Ing the case. I am going away to atay
with my i-ousln. l.ydla Beema. In Cen
terrllle <;ondhy. Your friend, l.ocy |
Beema
j "P. 8 -Of course If your calendar
was last year's, everything would be j
all right? me aa before."
All that long afternoon Timothy 1
Barton sat and stared at the calendars
on the kift-ben. wnll. They all bore the
; Bgnres "1911." and yet this was the ;
| year 1912.
j It waa orer smiill matters like tbeoe
that the Bartons had worn themselves
| out- had broken hearts and warped :
! H*e?
Tiwotby atruggled bravely with bit
i inherent obstinacy
At sunaet be tore the out of date
j calendars and almanacs from the wall
: and stufTed them In the Ore He went
| out and harnessed Brownie to tbe top
i boggy. and he pnt In plenty of fur
I tribes for warmtti. for it was a long
ride to OflterrlllK
He wrs going to bring hta wife home
He waa going h> glre lt?
The Barton obstinacy had succumb
ed to Iot? for a woman
It ?u tfca j?w 19U.
m.
SEATTLE'S
Leading Popular PrV>?-.!
Hotel
Georgian
Kurotmn Plwt
*11 OoMlto ?a on j
Roubm. Klmmlr
rarnl?t??<1
?>mpl? Room*
OobswMI Ft ic
ily lr?rt? *ilV t?S
RATE*
A op
T?u t ?r*?n* t\S* up
Rous vltb btth II ,V>
fvo P?nnt>* K V> tip
r.o OALtrwitll-.
Mtn*r*r
T? F?t I ? k* r?r fit .m tOUKlh AVtWUI
Union D?pw to Potirth Tnloo A Plk?
RAW FURS
WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE POR PRICK LIST
Percey's Fur House
OiKkoth, . WiKouia
C. E. Bogardus
Assayer
?
OoM A SUfer II 00
Gold, 811 r?r A Copp?r .. I M
Cjinl<U mm) MlUlog TtwU
v
90 Columbia St. Seattle
?
There is .Strength
and Vigor
in Every Drop
COMPWNV
9C ATTLE, WASH.
J. IKUTA
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curio*, Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
CHINA AND CUT CLASS
Official Witth IntpfrlAf fnr lh?
W. P A V Route
M?il Older* given prompt . ??<?
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THE
MINKCAPOin. NINN.
W ~
At ?ka Furs a Specialty
Very Top Pric? Paid.
Make - Trial ? Shipment
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium (?tka] Alaska
l-ar*e. ' lean. Indlridua Hath*
Abundance of ?7*t?r. Ke*t of
Hotel Accnmmodation*. Pur
Dished Cabins for Rent
Excellent Hunting ?n<! KUhinp.
Motor Floating ami Sailing.
Steamer Georgia from Jnnean
makes ?enii-uK>mhly In
forms ion and upon r^nest
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
Health Resort
ALASKA
Location nrttScM. p?i er ami
(or ?ale ky the Dally Aia?kai? If
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
# Juneau, ? Alaikr
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
rtoh.-iLr TJim Aiti-oiiui
i?f Slug way Kirm* And Ivi?1i vf<i ii?|m
1
?-1 ? ? ?ti-tii-n+i-i-mM s:
? The Skagway Pioneer Dairy i
H. P. SOMAN, Prop
<rThe Sanitary Milk Ranch"
i
+
f
+
? ?
The largest and conducted dairy in -* !**ka. ? ?-==>, +
?
?
+
Daily Shipment* of Pure Milk and Cream
To Ell point# o? Whit* Pus * Vukoo Root*.
? t.? ? am t.M t ?.! ? t ti ? mm ! ?< ? ? ?l.M.t.M.f ???t.BAi.f , ?,!
^^rrBTTrmTwTPTrrri^P PTMTl^rBTBTBmFrBTirPw
The White Pass AYukon Route
TIME TABLE NO. 2?
(Dally Except Sunday >
No. I 11. Bound Ne. 2 a Bouml
1st class 1st class
? :2W a. m. Lmtm SKAOl'AY ArrtvM 4 8.1 p. at.
12:05 p. m " WHITE PA88 Leaves 8.05 ?*
12:45 " " LOG CABIN " 2:S?
1 :40 " " BENNETT " 1:45
8:00 - " CARIBOU " 11:40 a. tn
5:50 " Arrives WHITEHOBME Leave* 9:.K>
Passengers must be at depots In time to bare Baggage Inspected
and cheeked. Inspection la stopped 30 minutes before leaving time of
trains.
ISO pounds of bagfaga will be checked fres with aacb full fara
ttekst asd 71 pcssdt eacfc tail far* ticket.