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ifte Caribou Hotel
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Car cross, Yukon Territory
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Immediately Opposite the White Pass Depot
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.2. Well Equipped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar
"?* Headquarters for 'Schulz's A.tlin Royal Mail" Stage Line v
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.t. I'he Only Kirft Class Hotel Opened Under New Manage- ?}?
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A Headquarters for Atliu 9t?ge Una.
I HOTEL SCOTT:
.s. Scott & SchwauiPkainp *5*
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I Headquarters for Mining Men and *
* Travelers *
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... SPECIAL RATES AND ACCOMMODATIONS FOR MUSHERS.
* WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEbT l
GOOD STABLES FIRS T CI ASS BAR STOCK v
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One day teu years ago in the month !
of April a stranger **ho gave i:> name;
as William 11 >l>son appeared : i t!ie vil
lage of Grafton in a certain :: -i?!cIlo *
stare and outraged quarters ;u t'i.- .an
for several months in advance. This
was something uever heard C 'n " re
Hud created quite a sen>:::ion Then ,
the re.uirt went around tint .Mr. Hi 0- i
son ii.tetiJed to build and operate a I
large woolen mill there, and that was I
sensation No. "J. Then a cov.nty const a- I
bie h 1 his snspi ion aroused that the
st ran -r wis a fugitive W?* Ju-ti e
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aud iliat was s?nsatiou \o. 3 1 lie
fourth ?\i? not far away
Mr llobsoa was it man of middle
age. He was quiet a:; i kept to him
self. With all tne pum;'"1 t '???;. c> 1
do the villagers could 11 I i : wry lit
t'e alKnit hiui The u.. <t t1 t cou'i' !>?>
extra, ted t; ni him was i t he h id
made an i:r, ?? ?- rr nt r.:edi:l ?' ? *o\ .ry
and w*> ! fan ish par:!.-i: .r>- later i.
Oo use l-t of May. after looking
around a in:. Mr. Hob* <n lea- d t "
acres of land of a fanner near tile
town, and r ?i?- fourth -:jon or. ?
wlieu it v. . ..uowu ? : id- '
rai?e v? - ?. X ? !.-:r i ' I .
that cunty I d ever board < i"
grow! in o than a !??;? ' i.- id.
and l.ere were t-i 1\> t! c'.-.i': N a: d
thcu-s. ads ? t .Hi: V . ? . "I
douo with tvii; Hov. tl ?< . t- ?
Into . r ? ? ! i . s -ov- \
Me., a. id teams w >r ' '. the
uere I r
ten? . o v s d !!-?- : . 1
home- a: 1 ?_-iv?-:i li'xTi!
count" pa-* rs. l.nr .Mr. 2! *i won't!
tin
. ?? .r of e Mtg f t lasr.
i woUM s Ui:y?
Cure ind -srion
Con-u: p'i. '.i in its th>t si
Cancers and tnai. rs if i
i.'v?in mi.
Neuraid i an 1 rVu.jat-t
For. r- c.s.-.v: fr-r.i Mil"*
Cl? c the s- >t ? .a of ma hit
, w, . s the sur.t1 ? i-r crt -ade
Vr IIo:<son did not seen
i--er.---.-d. So f-tr as c .n'd he
n i. : e was ii. -t the t' lil I'lif
i >? advert isiag, m?r did Iv
Iti so -<nnv words that suu
flower tea would cure a complaint of
any k'?d It was not known til! the
sunflo- ers In gan to turn their yellow
f , os to i ' e interning sun and hang
their hearts in mifli-sty what be pro
I -c-d to do witli the crop Then indi
viduals 1-egan to come to speak for
v-ed. It was so much seed for iii>
cents ?!-.l no Smaller orders taken.
Mr I' it - i- h-d -tort orders hooked ami
w;; < >t wrIMn? down names when a
nser- h." t i f ih.> t? wn went to a money
lender a:- 1 ?- dd.
? Sc. ;.i ? r t ier, there's a cbani-e to
D':ik ? ? r' .lit !:? der our nosos, and
w-.> r- ro.i.d !;!;?? tnuuos on a
log!"
"What is it?"
"This part of the stale has prone cra
zy about sun flower tea. That man
Hobsou is raking in the money as fast
sis he can reach out his arm. It's a
quarter n head for sunflowers. but the
mol> is i >aying the price and glad to
pet 'em."
"Rut Hobsou has Rot the only sun
flowers fur a hundred miles around."
"All the Itetter for us if we buy him
out and corner the supply. Why not
raise the price to ">0 cents a head?"
"But is the tea auv jjood?" persisted
the cautious capitalist.
"Hobson has got more than 100 un
solicited testimonials. Deacon Good
bov says it curcd him of kidney trou
ble after he had suffered for fifteen
years. Let's buy Hobson out."
Only cue thins on the face of this
earth made Mr. Ilobsou willing to
listen to an offer. He ln:d trouble '
with his heart, and suuflower tea
would uot cure It.
During the next three days 100 neo
ple came per day to buy and take sun
flower heads. Some had driven a dis
tance of twenty miles. The sriltis
covering three acres had been sold !
and carried away by this time, when ,
a New York wholesale druggist an- ;
peared en the scene? that K he <r? .d I
he was from the big city, and he cer- |
tainly smelled ?>f drugs. lie wanl-d
the balance of the crop at
Then Jlr. Ilobson did a iwan t!;iir*.
Had his heart Iwn all right he would
never have thought of doing such a
thin:;. He sold those seven acres of
sunflowers as they stood to the mer
? hant and capitalist for . I
was missing the next day. So was
the New York wholesale druggist. In
three or four days the news got i
c round. and buyers became scarce.
What were seven acres of sunf'ow- ;
ers good for to the buyers?
Well, they got alwit $100 out of the
? r se and felt themselves lucky.
Mr ITobson was reckoned t > f ive
r 'lo almost $2,000. nnd tl rt wa-n't
' 1 for a summer's work. T!ie '"t
ti st tick wasn't so bad as what i ? 1
1 'w< 1. Every drinker of the smtf! w
~ t - i denied that he had made a . i >1
* himself, and the lie was pa 1
round and heads puue!. d. and to
this > i : i v nothing will bring < n a t-;hr
so <prck us the mention o? the
dle.
I" Humor and
Philosophy (>
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PERT PARAGRAPHS.
f T id trays makes a woman mad to
[ : .l that her husband has told the
i >e
?ret she has disclosed to him
The woman with a large front porch
seldom loves her neighbors' dogs.
Some women nre born good looking;
others learn to fce good cooks.
We may not know what is good for
lis, but we might If we saw it oftener.
We probably won't worry about the
future? after we are dead.
A woman who doesn't like to talk
Is doing up her hair.
It is hard for most of us to realize
just how much plenty of money Is.
Only One "BROMO QUININE," that is /} on
L&xaSve j^roir.o Quinine /JS f Jb box.
Cures a Coid in One Day, Crip in 2 Days
RiiiniiEiiisi ?iBfliiaarssrdK
" It Pays to Get Printing That s
" PLEASES ?
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? The Work from our Job Department ?
m Pleases Particular People. a
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_ Don't send out of town for your work.. Let' us quote _
_ you prices? show you samples of stock, and do your work _
? Ql'ICKLY, WELL, AND AT REASONABLE PRICES.
? Slir 0athf Alaskan J
llllllliniBBH ????????ERIHI?
Good luck st't'Sn ? to lie I ho birthright ;
of tin; uiau wlio is uunfrtud.
It is pas.v to ln> brave n'bon
you have plenty of baelilu;;.
.lobsjnay nunc and jobs may tro. but
grocery bills can't on forever.
The Difference.
Thirty years ago.
"Why do ycu vote that ticket?"
"Because it is the ticket my fntiier
Toted, and what was {rood enough for
him is pood enough for me."
To<lny.
"Young1 man, why do vou vote that
way ?"
"Because it is t!:o imposition to the
side my dad is i?u."
Ce'ri Ccmfo.-t.
"I a:n so s irry for myself."
"1 don't blame y on."
"The ea?e is 1 ! i 'io;i .h. i n't it?"
"Yes: 1 thin': c*it\ oiv should have
n little synjet'1- I I <: n't know of
anybody eWe Vv i.o i ; sorry f you."
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Their
::nii
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" 'j ?- ? c ? w Ho Felt. ;
? "Yoi! -??tin ratli- I
t Ti\ .1
C t ? 1 tat* ,
,1 f \ :-v " said!
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..I,; ot: feel |
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"I took tii i j
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"Kr v. ; do y i . ii nl. '
"Give i: un."
"The old !'iV..nv h. ?: a w:-."
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High Valuator?.
p 'liny f< r y>>: , Marion." '
"That is all liny . worth, < 'hal'ley." j
"Oh. I il -n't l.i! \."
"I was thinkiiii; ? y"'
If Not Their Own ?
'Women always havo tlvir own
way. I >o you think il is riuht V 1
"Well, whose way should they have,
thou?"
Audible,
"I am the l?ivr uoise."
"I heard you Ivul been exploded.'*
Perverse.
I always havo my rubers iiomc
If there is to ho a tliatv.
And when I wear them. i;ontln"S9 me.
The day turns co'J and raw!
I sometimes wonder if I'm dento
Or Just a trifle n' y in sense.
/UU'i i ? i qui:* remote
Cn irhl !flvo v.ite.
S . .? i : air
That : ?!!;?? v \ ? ? to rpare.
?.?? i"1 ? I tlii t lk
That ??;. ? v ,:????> t 11 walk
V. ill .? t . I !: : !iu i.nw
A lot c t ?? ... i '.? he knows.
In oMi m tlvi-s v.- to wait
Until (Ik nut >. if... .imltdate,
t'niil v v. ii s:i <1 ill. t'? take
Anil trlfil i > ?ii i-scl .-es awake
In think!)'/.; If (ho s .lni would win
Or if the r. wi:;ii-r would Ret in.
But now we Must Willi noise break out
Before tho proper time to shout.
What's tho excitement, anyway?
And really what Is there to pay?
It's true IniU-.a that <iiilte a string
Of bully t on nro In tho rlns.
But who n-'. h the meat and Where's the
drln':
In all this new of printer's In!;.
As thou h th"r'i..n; > vmld nut thrive
Willi any one who wight arrive?
This piv-oonV'>nt!on l.npiia;;o (low
Will it Uecre j -e or will It grow.
Dio slowly ns we t;o along.
Or will the f.^ori l wlad got stions?
If now wo cannot rest our ears
For arguments and doubts and fear*
What will It be. I ask you. pray.
When the can.pal^n Is under way?
GREAT Ct EARANCE SALE
Sold at a Loss! Malt Rainier, 20
rents per bottle. Especially prepared
for sick people and invalids, and ex
cellent for nuniing mother*. Only
two barr^Ja left After that price
>e 33 c?rta per bottle.
Pack Train Bar
New clean comfortable beds for
.'i0 cents and up at the Dominion Ho
tel, Whitehorse, Y. T. Mrs. R. Kc -
soy, Proprietress. tf
A fine mild temperance drink is
the pure wholesome beer made from
'he sparkling waters of Tuiuwater
Kalis, and the very best barley malt
with just the r:..lit proportion ?,>!
choicest grown 1ioi>f. Brewed on
ly the Olyinpia Brewing company can
brew. For sale at the Bos?Pj of Trad"
Bonded whiskies? Gibson, Mount
Vernon and Belmont. The best of
Beer ? Blue Ribbon, BudwoL>er and
I'alc Rainier, ?t the Mascot. Tel.^
phonc CT. tf
GRAMQ. REDUCTION SALE
The Back Train is now selling a
!iig lot of oond Goods at reduced
prices as they are getting too old to
loltl and sell at. a profit. Yours,
ti. Herman Grimm
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
From this date on all calls intend
ed for Henry Friedeuthal, the Inde
pendent Expressman should be made
to seven-six (7G) and your call will
receive immediate attention. He as
? lis con tinned his office at the Bough
n ( * i .-njr store.
DEAFNESS CANNOT EE CURED'
by local applications, aa they cannot j
reach the diseased oort'on of the ear.
Ttere Is only one way to cure deaf- j
rvee, and tliat Is by constitutional |
remedies Deafness is caused by an
Inflamed condition of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube Is inflamed
you have a rumbling sound or imper
fect hearing, and when it is entirely
1 closed, deafness is the result, and un- j
cisa the inflammation can bo taken
out and this tube restored to Its nor
inal condition, hearing will be de
stroyed forever; nine cases out of tea
ere caused by Catarrh, which la noth
ing but an Inflamed condiiiou of the
mucous surfaces.
We will gi e One Hundred Dollars
for any case of deafness (caused by
Catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
culars, free.
'f. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O.
Sold by DrugKtete, 75e
Take Hall's Family PLUs for const!
patkxa.
COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
from Shaft No. 6, Oyster Bay Mines
at Ladysmith, 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 ton
Screenings (sacked) 8 tor
Screenings (bulk) 7 ton
Above prices include delivery
Moore's Wharf Co.
A|a-lo Tran^fpr Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
I 'Phone 10. Skagway, Alaska.
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Leading Pol'ulur l'l-iw' Hotel
Hotel
Georgian
European I'lan
Ml Outbldc S u 11 n I
liooms. Elegantly
burnished
i Sample Rooms
I Commercial & Kam
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RATES
?i|i'#li? Rooms ?l up
Twu (Vi'sons -I.M up
l.oom with batli fl.6'
i u>> IViMins. " t;|
I' . G. CA LOWELL.
Manatfer
I'ako Host Lake car from FOUKIH *VFNUF
rjnlui D-'iK.t to Fourth Bet.. Dillon & l'lk<
[ RAW FURS ||
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It HIGH - PRICES ij
|| FOR FINE FURS jj
IWRTTK FOB PRICE l.T.ST |
Percey's Fur House I
Othkoth, - Wieconiin H
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C. E. Bogardus
Assayer
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Gold, Silver & Copper .. J 00
Cyanide and Milling TeeU.
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I "local briefs
8KAGWAY WEATHER REPORT
Results of the observation Ukea
at Moore's Wharf at midnight,
April 11, 1012, te as follows:
lemp. time observat n .. ..40 above
Max. preceding 24 hra .. .. 63 above
Mln " " " .. .. 40 above
" " 47 above
naroraeter 29:80. Cloudy, N. wind.
INTERIOR WEATHER B:P fit
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STATIONS Aliove He low
Tagish TO
Carl i 'Oil -4
WliiLf Morse
| Ail In -I
I Lower Lt'barge 21
| t'uotalinqua 28
j Big Salmon
Vukoa Crossing "G
I Selkirk 30
j CofTee Creek .10
Stewart River 1*
I Oi(ilvie -10
! Dawson .? 12
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J. IKUTA
MANUFACTURING
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curios, Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
CHINA AND CUT^CLASS
Official Watch Inspector for the
W. P. & Y. Route
Mail Orders given prompt care
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS |
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Sanitarium f sitka] Alaska
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art' . is . n. Icdiviriua . :iS
.-vi'<iu 1 iiicc oj Water, of
/*ocotnmoriatiocs. Hur
ri- -J. 1 Cabins for Retlt
:ler/ >'untlig and Fishing,
'ijif.r Boating and 8n.:hg.
.'o>-i ('itin'i* from ?'?:n"au
rii**es semi-motithi.v fn
Ol'tiiHilull 4'<ll Iul64 tip -I 'St
Dr. F. L. Goddai J, Fri p.
Health Resort '
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ALASKA
xsssBBnaBBBaE&WBssi a. lar.r
1 HOME for 48c PER DAY f
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! i .-.i.ont to i.ii.-i ive of several pieces of
'! cIom' i out. I am oiFering a Four
. I- , t!c>o in furnished. with good
' ? ci i..: ;; ii< i hath room for 5J7.r?.00. c-it?h.
?is cf. nt > per day for One year and you have
;t iit )!nf<. also lots front $">0.00. and up.
| Phi! Abrahams =:= =:=? Skagway
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B. M. BEHRENDS,B inker
Juneau, - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN (ALASKA
Respectfully Solicit? The Account?
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itl H. F. SEE.MAN, Prop. ^
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch" I
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Diily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream! _ j
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