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+ NEW COMFORTABLE = ELEGANT *
: The Caribou Hotel I
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+ Car cross, Yukon Territory *
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Imme inltK Opposite ?Kt VlTirte Paa* rVepo*
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^ Well Equipped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Rar ^ j
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+ Hc?.lquartri? for *Schulz's Atlin Royal Mail* Stage Line 4*
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.j. The Only Finft Class Hotel Opened Under New Manage- .
.j. in Carcross ment ,
J. Headquarter* far Atlta StM? Um> ?
I HOT EL SCOTT
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A Scott A Sehwanlekamp
1 Headquarters for Mining Men and \
Travelers \
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j. SPECIAL RATES AND ACCOMMODATIONS FOR MUSHERS.
+ WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST |
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK
* CARCROSS & YUKON TER. ]
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Society
tiU HOI vK OK |>KK \\|v
iK\ K.'vilh- \rilmr i
: . v;li.>s litki thv.r coldon
lamps
To rsn* through ;ho nust
Thai Yvi'.s th< ?orM :?> nicht t>olllo
OI:,
With po*ri and tmothjT
\oi, no* the t;n;?>.
I hoar the chimo
"hat cai s ra<- to my trrs'"
T'-.v Housr of IVnviTus Ih>s jnst ho
Th>x fsrt ' i<St fJw of (l*v;
<? s:.,:d * id** to wt'loome
Vy wfSTv
lisht st;d wl
TV summers to oN >
Within its ?ail* arv ioxoly posts
And every mithhe'd thine
Ootnferi and r*?st and hoart s do?trc
Snoh perfect solace brtnt
That I forprt
Vy oyos *frc *??'.
And lo-sris acain to sin?
" ??i * >>ii on htrein?es
rw this week
V R -t.ii-* Itafc'ine rotnmM
Vftmisv froa a > i> *ith her mot h
<*r a: Osrr Glynn
Mrs Cu;5ri--s v. Kocket:
Hair?->- ?.v< i su- <t o
>d of v "ik> s i??-n t
^ks<r? : \ and re
Vocdkj
Mr. and Mrs \V. \V Boajtitoi
* ?%rr evening puests of Mr and Mrs
K J Shaw on Sur.da?
4* + ?}?
Mr and Mrs Wi!l?rd L rhe!;<s
and lifle da?cht?r IVrothy retarn
?*d home to TVhjtehor??r on Mon
day Mr. and Mr* Phelps were
in town for recreation and busi
ness
j. J.
Judge Rov si A Gunnison and
Royal A., Jr., of Juneau were
round Trippers on the City of Seat
tle
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Colonel Wilds P Richardson
came to Skagway on the Hess yes
terday front Fort William H Sew
ard
Mrs M J Smith of Qulllayute, :
Washington, was a day guest of
l>r and Mrs 1. S Keller on Thurs
day
4.4.4.
Or A P Hawes. of Whitehorse. '
vwited iti Skagway for a few days
and returned home on Wednes
day's train
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Mrs C. T tJarfield of Seattle,
who \isited in Skagway with friends
for a fortnight, returned home on
the Humboldt
i|a ?3? Ja
In honor of Mr* W W. Rough
ton of Xiles. California. Mrs W. K
Bri;t entertained at tea on Satur
day afternoon
Mrs C. W Hockett of Haines,
*h.i visited with Skagway friends
the early part of the week, left for
h >me Wednesday
J. 4. 4.
Miss Myrtle Dickson of Bennett.
* as a visitor in Skagway for sev- ;
eral days this week the puest of !
Miss Bernice Dahline
J. J. J.
Mrs Pearve of Juneau, who has
Nxr. \ siting with the family of the
Kevi rend tl E Reuisor.. left on
1 . r y o: Seattle for hom>'
a. a j.
Professor K D Evans of Car- !
cross, who has a musical voice of
rare ability, deltphted a few sotip
lovers at the Pullen House Wednes
day evening
?J. J. 4.
Mrs Mary J Smith, who has'
been the gwest of her daughter Mrs
H S Pullen. for several months,
left on the Spokane for Seattle. Af
ter a visit with friends and relatives
^ oc make a mistake v*
Famou? for its Home Cooking.
Milk. Cream. Cottage Cheese and
Buttermilk from our own dairy.
Fre?h Fggv etc
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Electric Light?
RATES $2.50 PER DAY AND UP
R.xm-' Snp?r c* er> Nnte
Porceiam Bath? on each floor
^H. S. PULLEN. Prop. :: Skagwayj
Owl> Or- -BROMO C^-TSINE.-- that is fy ST\J f ?n !
Laxadve ?>romo Qxmiste J& fco*.
Carr? a Coid in C"( Day, Crip in 2 Fr /C^TTK^ ^
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It Pays to Get Printing That :
PLEASES ? St
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The Work from our Job Department ?
Pleases Particular People. 5
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V: ? > r.d oat of to?m for your work. Let us quoio _
v - s' ow v. u p'os of stock, and do your work _
Vjl'U K Y. WK.Lll AND AT REASONABLE PRICES. Z
ahr Da ilji Alaskan. :
in Seattle Mrs. Smith will go to]
her home near Quillayute. Washing
ton.
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Mr and Mrs G. G. Miller. Mrs .
C. A. Thomas. Mrs Chase Gar
field, Dr W. G. Gabio and Vern j
Miller wore supper guests of Dr. A
P. Hawes ut the Tack Train Res- (
taurant on Friday evening
Mr and Mrs H. 1*. Kirmse went I
to Haines on the Peterson and re- j
turned home on the Dolphin. While
in Haines Mr. and Mrs KirniBe
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
llockett at the Haines Hotel.
JU J. J.
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Complimentary to Mrs C. T.
Garfield of Seattle and Or Arthur
P Hawes of Whitehorso, Mr. and
Mrs G. G. Miller gave a "bridge"
on Saturday evening Those pres
ent were Mrs C T Garfield, Dr
A P. liawes, Mrs C. A Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs H D Klrmse, Mr. A
C Planchard and Dr W. G. (Jabie
Additional Society on page 4
W hen the Deacon
Cut Loose
B> M QL AD
Copyright. 1911. t>> A?sociat?<l Lit- i
ersry
When tlx- doctors told the rvhmI wife
Deaeon Gray. with whom be had
:ived in pe.iie for nli o?t twenty eight
fears. that her lime en earth was
vliort. she h:*d liitn '"ailed in from the
field that she might sn>
"Deacon. you h-ive never spokor. an
lugTy word ?o me in all our married
life."
"I'm clad on't." be replied
"We have never quarreled."
"Noap."
"1 have never seen yon out of tern- I
per with the oxen, ami when you ve !
hn>n ?! in? l?j !??:'? I,!c !??">??? you haven't i
said a w-?nl '
"No u?-e cei:i"K in id
"You've gone rich! alone, deacon,
being rs pta<*M an old l>on and let
ting me do all tb i-swim* r ltd ticliliug.
and now yen are t<> left alone I'm
sorry for you "
"I ?hr.l! hojie r >t to have any trou
ble with r.ny < "e t'ie dea eon's
humble net !y
"But you wit! I ve you spunk
up Promise i>ie that you'll have n
chlr on yonr shoi;i(Jer
"I'll kinder hive one"
The good weman ?1ep"r'ed for the
better land feetine t)v?t v*:iy, and the
deacon lifted up the added cross and
bore it along ?? Im ?i be could. His
wife had been rieht r.? to what the
?world would do to hint when she was
pone He had : w . - Imvti nuisidored
an easy ni^rl.. ev< i w itb her to defend
him. but IK' w wi.h h"r pine he was a
rich find Tho\ 1-orrov ? <1 his money,
his plow. I, is h'v. h - W ;? 'burrow and
his old gray mare Tlvey .-boated him
in buying and ?nr mni In -jelling
Tbey goi him to indorse noi?-s of hand
and left him to |wx for them. If It
! hadn't Iven such a task for him to
write with his stiff fhicers they'd have
bad a mortgage on his home.
As predicted by the dead wife the
Widow Brown d'd her fair share to
TVflT\1 THnl'iliP 1 '-o n-ttlntvotV Mfo
nliio slip encouraged hor scratching
ns ??<HoiiniA-.fi u<v crowing
roosters. she i'n"onniK?l h,.r mean
tempered 0>?c. she rhrew more ashes,
and she lioTtxVl herself to cucumbers
and squashes n? |?|,K fhcr lasioO
Deacon <Jr?y saw and knew ail these
tiling's. I.ni bp keK right on being
complacent hihI |)In< Id
The \\ idow Brovm wn* n woman
with n perHonallt.v. No neighbor'*
kon ',nr,,,, ,n r??' on her land
The boy that swim* on her gate pot a
box on the ear ro make his head ring
for an hour One day when her old
spotted row had Jumped I he feme and
wns In the deacon's cornfield, plain to
he seen by Hie deacon liimself. she
walked over to the man and said:
"IVaeon Cray, you're a Ih-hii pod
"Mchhe "
"Von re a cucumber, a fish worm!
You hain't pot spunk 'nnff to keep the
boots on your feci |?or' bless me. I'd
uiorry a l>as?w<>od hitching post be
fore such a man us you.'"
"\es. reckon you would." was the
weary replj as the widow rounded up
her cow and drove her home without
another look at llie uiau
She had sowed a need, however Aft
er a few nights the deacon had a i
dream of his dead wife. She was l>ack |
on earth ncain and calling iiim names I
atid jawing around because lie hadn't
got his dander up yet. Her voice came
to him as plain as he had e\er heard I
it when she exclaimed :
"iJeacou, you hain't no man to stand
ail thi* You're nothing but a fraaler- {
What the widow and what the wife
said started a new train of thought in
the good man's mind Was he a fail- {
ure? Was he an easy ninrk? And in j
being so had he lost the r?>spect of the j
community? hid folks say of him
that he was a good man but a half j
fool at the same time? That new !
train of thought lasted the good man
three days and nights, and on the
morning of the fourth day lie woke op
and realized that lie was a chance.!
man He f ore he was hardly conscious i
of the change he foind himself throw
Inc stones at the Widow llrown's hens,
and the widow looking right at him at
that After breakfast he looked abont
for her dog and plum{>ed a rock I
against his ribs One of the widow*
roosters flew the Teniae to Interview
the swill pail, and he didn't get home
ailve.
? You monster:" shouted the widow
The answer was another rock at her
dog
"You unhung villain r*
An old white hen was Jarred by a
lump of dirt
?Til have yon in Jail within an
hour!"
Off came the deacon's hat and coat,
and with a yell he broke loose and
Jumped the fence and had lifted the
woman up to throw her into the old
tomato patch when he heard her say
ing:
"Don't go any further, deacon! I'm
In love with you!"
"What!" he demanded.
"If yon want me I'll marry you to
morrow l thought you was a bean
> >d, but you are a man from head to
heel I thought a hoy ten years old
could drive you all around the village,
but I see that it would take four men
Deacon. I do Just dote on yon.'"
No; they didn't iret married within
three months, but they did within four,
and if yon were to ask a resident of
the village today as to what kind of a
man Deacon Gray Is the answer wonld
be:
"Mighty good man. but don't fool
with the deacon Fle's dangeroui since
he cut loose "
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Prom this date on all calls intend
ed for Henry Frledenthal, the Inde
pendent Kxprossman should be made
to seven-six (76) and your call will
receive immediate attention. He as
discontinued his office at the Rouph- 1
ton Cigar Store.
Bonded whiskVees ? Gibson, Mount
Vernon and BeJmont. The beet of
Beer? Bine Ribbon, BudwoSsw andj
Tale Rainier, at the Mascot. Tele-j
phone 67. ** i
S!?c Tor a home cooked meal ?
quick, clean service. Where? At
the New Home Restaurant, Fifth
Avenue, half a minute from Broad*- a.
FIRE S A L E 1 FlftE 8ALKI
WOOD TO BURN
Good Dry Planking for Summer use
Special price this month
$2.00 PER R CK.
8< <? ? H E R B T A T T O R? Phone
COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
from Shaft No. 6, Oyster flsvy Mines
at Ladysoiith, the highest grade
household coal of all the B. C. fields
58.28 FIXED CARBON
Perfect Combustion. Uniform Heat.
Light Ash
On and after July 1st, 1910, we
shall offer this coal, selected And
graded as follows: ?
Double Screened and sacked . $13 toa
Screenings (sacked) 8 ton
Screenings (bulk) 7 too
Above prices 'include delivery
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska T ranster Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
'Phont 10. Skaoway, Alaska.
SEATTLE'S
Leading Popular PHrxr1 Wot ?)
Hotel
Georgian
Enropp*n Pl?n
! Ml Outsld* Sonnj
I Room*. Eloeintlr
Famished
S?mpl? Room*
' Oommprrlll A F?m
llF trmde S<>tir ted
RATE?
%?ta Room* It op
Two f>r*om< ft .M ni
Room with b?th fl>
Two Perwn* C.Xi ai
F.G.CALDWKLL.
M ?!'?(f.r
Take K*?t Ltkr c?r fr?m FOUR I M AVENUE
On tor D"pr>t to Fourth Bfi. Hnton * IMk<?
::u -uinmarm
RAW FURS
WB PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WHITE FOB I'RIC K LIST
Percey's Fur House
Othkoth, ? W itconntn
uuiuiixxnmu ?
C. E. Bogardus
Assayer
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Gold A Silrer ?l 00
Gold, Silver A Copper ?? * &0
Cyanide wid Milling Test*.
90 Columbia St. [ Seattle
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There is .Strength
and Vigor
in Everv Drop
"i
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COMP7XN'
LOCAL BRIEFS
SKAQWAY WEATHER REPORT
Result* of the observation Ufcen
at Moore'a Whirt *t mldnlgbt,
test nlcht, is aa follows :
Temp. tins* oi>9?r/*rii .. .. 61 abov?
Ma*. preceding 2< hra above
Mta. " 49 above
Imd " " - .. .. 5* above
RaromeW 29:30. Cloody and calm
J. IKUTA
MAjinFACTrRiJifi
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curios, Ivory Carvings
Indian Basket*
CHINA AND CUT CLASS
Official Watch Inspector for tHe
W P ft Y. Routs
Mail Orders given prompt csre
RAW FURS
Alaska Furs a Specialty
Very Top Prices P??d.
Make - Trial - Shipment
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium (mtka] Alaska
'?arge. C lean. Individual Baths.
A bunds nee of ?7ater. Rest of
Hotel Accommodation*. Fur
nished Cabins foe Rent
Excellent Hunting and Fishing.
Motor Boating and Sailing
S te vmer Georgia from Juneau
makes semi-monthly visit*. In
formation and rates upon request
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
Health Resortf
-of
ALASKA
FIRE INSURANCE
The Dubuque Fire and Marine Insurance
Company,? Dubuque, Iowa
The Westchester Fire Insurance Com- [
I
pany? New York
Assets Over Four Million Dollars
Phil Abrahams Ska^way jj
B. M. BEHRENDS,B inker
Juneau, ? Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicits The Acconnta
of Skaprway Firms And Individuals
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? The Skagway Pioneer Dairy ?
H. W. SEIMAN, Prop.
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch" ?
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The largest and bent conducted dairy in Alaska. -
Daily Shipment* of Pure Milk and Cream
To *11 points cm Whit* ft Yokrm Boat*.
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