PLAYING A NEAR
SIGHTED MAN
P> \"ERNO\ ARVCXJX
*V~crs*v.: *v A ? MM F-H' Aw
rhlM. 3X1
V: . Jw;,C' -.d. cvrumaadius * tbroe
f ?apaay p^j }a 7 be west at a time
? - I':; :e*l Srsres array consist
?sl 'J .V %V n*n and f.^apbl lad.* as.
x> a? a stViVer for mi'tarr |*??Mca
A:, of -or in tb.'tse days spMom iww
to tbr rack of cm,K<t brfot* ?rrlvinc
.it .- e* ..f : >ryr, ..ad M>Jor R;apvM
*s< f-cry-Svc Irtdeod. he wj? tbe f*
ther of a 4nrhter aprd twenty. FTor
en -e T; -1? <?! -as. tr- b to bee fathers
chvc- t-. ce w.:b a T.iKac i*c
r-a*nt. J! ~ * Tocrre;.->Tte. wboew pay
a ?1 r- ? aw : ; k"?a f*-?r fwl an?l qaar
fer? !<?"? r o*? >v>ded $yr>?>a year. and
that ?? ? s '<? hrd in ?be world to
t e Ri- - ?"?*. or. ratber. his wife.
? - * r i^btor conid
1 taarry a po.?r man. Rat the
s : - rn i?t men at*
t - ^ :'t . rd the Inrury.
>. - K . ! ? :s de> :.5ed.T oppo?*\l
t :wo i h N>:w.>en bis daacbler
;; ! ? - -tt ?;! T virv Tbe coa
* ?! o i -? ;b3i (v tinted the yoanc
? : ! w .. - .>00*:. 'y oa the watob
? - >? -s to j?t b:tn ia dis
era >e
I ? ft a: Twd?> of Company B
r d "^artr <??**. sad the two
?<* v o. - ;r n: -"skoa for each
< .'1 -( rre. for KUDe
^ _ - - o:hor. f nrd ft ossontial to
be : ' -pa: from the post sad app'*^
f. - - * It I 5s ram to be of
Orer f ? se "? > i' > aap'jeatioa
? - " - ???.! 1 Tb?rtale of h*s
d mm*, -w K *? :vd to a.-t in hif
v 15- ? ? ' e m* - r refo?od to per
i. : ? ^ } .. 4 - t ke tbe <rnb?t1
Mia
. ay- > - ; T.-=?laV -Old
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?tV,? t n '-vd r'e, and no one
>ry ? ? \ : r t Tl?<1a}e *js
t - ? ? ?? ? Ae croond. ni
f.-rrvxl ?" - ? " the day. when be
sax< tbe ir- - o>>n 'ac. T: <*la )e di
x r. ' - . ? d>d "be ma* -r
T' ? - 1 - b:s near- ebfed
F'.a???^. T ' ? ? ?y we- a>M in their ac
ca?t. ? T -: e ssw tve m o
tS">a aatl r ?'??'''?ed to j-lay a N?)d csnie
TT>, - r " roar J rr. be
*!?::: -od r i tt' - ? ?>.c on. t nt the
?r - - ' ' TT -ad ?.?W
-v- T. ? ? -V y re **
offv^er > .* ? Mr T'">':~e}oTTe
w?< d
-V" ? "-what's
tbe rv ? t* ' ' rr<?r
p a J] x .^bt, *.:
What d<> tv*" nsv,r.'"
-V s'rv ?- .-????? r .". r. Bat Ptn
' * T 1 Be*ter
Best Meals
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY OCc
DINNER-.... JO
Lodging
'Sti aaa?
| Fifth Avrnuf iw?r Broadway
FOR GIFTS
NO " SOw 61.E -O FIND WHAT
VCt * AST
yv-^ *r?. ?. ui on * uuu; for
*rpropr?u a gif^ re
.?? <- nr ? gvws mkJj a?
. v t...\or**re,
o .. .. jusi
. t.si< n*kvrV. i-kxt vouM
>1 s; -> . e * prp?fi; &> da
AT* *.?v* ?4>
- Ji- I hat , ;joU..&? ixii the
???s u? to *la'>e in p&Ueru, u? ju
*j .a..^ N? 1. ^ tmi thv very besi
i'v,r **: .5 wort, ae * muv&kw
. * .; si, . ..: * :^r*\ uc spe&k to r
. ..0 n> . ;?r? oat oar
v.- i - f .i u;? best
v . i.rs.r.1 -e ??*7 p.?.?
f v, , i?*ie *ny irout-ie wiOi
-.t\i : u- ? u<i w'l!
j. i r.i.re ?s*?isT*<- iK* *i
r- 1.SK- *b3e ?h*rp?.
v> : yo r eyes vkeB yos
: V ? t&tt< -??i five my
? 7. m li cfie late^i inotru
BMrit
J I^U^L.
?tv: opt- i?"
N s? better *aC rarer tU? Gtt*oa
r; *.dc <V.JTs;?i* fcm Or
C 1 h *phon? pncvxtpUr deliver*!.
Tie Mascot. *??
Pw Jic ??. <*a f? ? Thoiwoae
!?M <vx>t??S m*al *t tie New Hobk
h?*iA..rvrv i{k At*, J'** oS oi
Br\*cw?j.
Aiacksa yr*al fed* fiar
_
am> n* tv*
TmphT" said th? major. no? being
yore whether he was talking to Tis
dale or Toortektft*. and be p?sj*d on
without another word.
The commandant w?? walking from
h:? quarters white Ttsdale was walk
ing toward him TlsdaV hurried on
and on the porch ot the Ringold fam
ily quarters saw Florence.
"Miss RtanU.* He said. "Tonrtelotte
is away without leave. ami rra doing
his turn as officer of the day. I've
jnst me< yvmr father and tried to make
him {relieve 1 was Tourtelotte IK> yon
know where he keej? his classes? If
yon do get hold of them and don't give
them up"
Til hnnt for tbera," said the girl
and. going upsrairs. saw the glasses on
her father's dresser. She took them
to ber r\>>ta and locked them in her
Jewel box.
She had scarcely done so when Rln
gold came hack and began a hunt for
his c'as-jos Not finding them. he called
on every roeniber of the family to help
him Miss Florence was assiduous In
the search, but notwithstanding her
efforts i be glasses were not found.
?*t1o tell my orderly to send the offl
cer of the day bore." he said to his
daccbter
The order wa? given, and in due time
Ti^lale appeared. Florence met him
at the door and gave him confidence *
by -eliing h'm that the glasses were
under ock and key. She stood chat
ting with him in the hall before he
entered the mayor's presence, address
inc b:m a< Mr Tonrtelotte
"I.ieutenant." said the major. "I've i
sent for yon to say that I'll go the
grand rounds tonight."
"Yes. sir "
"I'll start at midnight. Keep the
mr.rrer a secret Report here at five ?,
minutes of 12 precisely."
"Yes. sir "
The major, who had really sent for
the officer w;rh a view of discovering i
!? be wore Tonrtelotte. was staring at
'?:ni wl..!< ci ing his instructions.
"The resemblance between yon and
Tlsdale K remarkable," be said "Flo.
come in here."
Florence entered A qnk-k glance
pn*s??d between her and Tisdale. T!
w is an : ? si -us clance
"Til bet yon can't tell wbo that is
Flo." sr. d her father
"Who who fc?T"
"Tve -vffi.-vr of the dr.y"
? W* it's the matter with you. father"
Is ror: nearsightedness get* ng so Kid
* : yon can't disrir.cnish Mr Tourte
?>tter
"Oh. 1 nly wished to test my eve
-.cht It's worrying me a good deal
tely That'll do, lientenant <"?n s<v
nd thought* I won'; g.-> grand rotinds
f ?'nig!"" ~
Ibo major never kne^\ h w he had
l-oef <Vv?- ved till his daughter had
married Tonrre'otte. Then he was told
s w vhe bfd st. ''en "hH glasses and
rhe man ?be K-v.-d was ?aved from a
conrt martini.
BEER
(here's Vigor and
Strength
in every drop
? Ml I II
COMPANY
Wl
GRAND REDUCTION SALE
The rack Train Is now sailing a
big lot of Good Goods at reduced
pr c? as they are getting too old to (
bold and sell at a profit. Yours.
XS Herman Grimm.
FIRE SALE! FIRE SALE: ,
WOOD TO BURN
kod Dry Planking lor Summer use
Special price this month
$2.00 PER RICK.
So* ? H ERB TATLO R ? Phone
COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
&x>? tftaft No. <, or?t?c Bar Mine*
at La^yasrJU^ ta?> alfftaat gra?3*
noeeeboid coai at a? Ut* B C.
Ji3 FIXED CARBON
Pwrtart Combuatioa Uniform He*
List* Art
Ob aa4 &ftcr July 1?L 111*. ?.
?haul alter UUa coai. an.
iTidfJ U rofiow* ?
CVxible $<reeo?d and Mcked $15 toe
>oromiac* (Mek?<d> i **
^rMoiaga v>aikx "? "
Afeov* prion* tochuV daflrary
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
?Hena 10. Skagway, Mask*.
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
SALE
Tfc* Pack Train la now teUlnf ; I
Ms lot ot Good Ooode at redufr-'*
,--rK-w a* tier ar* getting too cV
bo boM aac Mil at a profit. Tomra,
tt B?rui Otimm 1
fEATHERED POLICE.
Birds Dc a WomJorful Amount of
Work For tHo F? rmor.
Birds work more Id conjunction with
nun to help him than doe* an.v other
form of outdoor life, according to an
article !n Success Magnrine Tbey
police the earth and air. and without
their services the fanner would be
helpless. Larks, wrens and thrushes
search the ground for grub* and In
sects. The food of the meadow lark
consists of 75 per cent of Injurious
Insects and 12 per cent of weed seed,
showing It to be ? bird of great eeo
nonilc value. Sparrows, finches and
quail eat a large amount of weed seed.
Practically an the food of the tree
sparrow consists of seed Examfna
tions by Professor F. E. L. Beal of the
biological survey of the department of
agriculture show that a single tree
sparrow will eat a quarter of cn ounce
of weed seed daily. In a state the
size of Iowa tree sorrows alone will
consume more than 800 tons of weed
seed annually. This, with the work
of o*b?T seed eatlnjr birds, saves the
farmer an immense amount of work. ,
Nuthatches and chickadees scan
every jwrt of the trunks and limbs of
trees for insect ejrgs In a day's time
a chickadee has been known to eat
hundreds of Insect eegs and worms
that are very harmful to our trees
and vegetables. Warblers and rireos
hunt the leaves and buds for moths
and millers. Flycatchers, swallows and
n'srht hawks are busy day and night
catching flies that bother man and
l?es?st. Hawks, and owls are workinc
silently In daylight and darkness to
c?t< h moles, mice, gophers and squir
rels.
Insulted.
A traveler relates a story Illustrative
of life in Spain. Allphtlnp at tbe door
of an inn. a man extended his baud. '
and, naturally supposing him to be a
porter, the traveler offered him his va
lise.
Tbe man stepped back, tossed his
head and frowned scornfully. (
? Do you take me for a porter?" he
demanded. "1 would have you under ^
stand that 1 am no porter."
"Indeed:" said ">e traveler apolopet
ically. "Then may 1 ask. senor, what
you are?"
"1 am a bepffar. sir, aDd asked you
for alms!"
Making Sura
An electric wire hid fallen under Its
heavy weight of snow. Tbe linemen
found a crowd around tbe pronnded
copper and an Inquisitive Irishman
llftiup one end from tbe irronnd
"Man. all'*"*', don't you know what
a risk you're taklnc? That mipht be
a lire wine"' be ejaculated.
"Sure an' Ot thourht of that meself.
an' Oi flit of the wire pood before Oi
picked it up at all."? Everybody's.
Making Him Happy.
Marks- I know your wife didn't like
it Itocause yon took me home unex
pectedly to dinner last nipbt. Park*
Nonsense! Why. you hadn't l>een
pone two minutes before she remark
ed that she was plad It was no one
else but you ? Boston Transcript.
A Gifted Barber.
"The barber told me a very interest
inp story ns be shaved me."
"Indeed'"
"Yes. and also illustrated it with
tuts" Wsshlnpton Herald
The usual fortune of complaint ts to
excite contempt more than pity ?
Johnson
Daily Aluku? onf $1 & month.
E
SANTA BARBARA, (XI Sept 26
Th irty roW nuggete, some as large
,v< pea? were taken pom the craws
of ete geese raised by Mn?. Israel
Aitschul, of this city.
When the n^Rhbors heard of the
find & small jrtxkl rush was started.
They began working pane In the vi
cinity and in washing out the sand
found wveral snjall nuggets
The gold was probatory washed
down the mountains years ago
?II II
Alaskan Has to Bow to hte Inevit
able ? Scores of Endorse
ments Prove It.
After reading the public statement
of the feMow-sufferer given below,
you must come to Ibis conclusion:
A remedy which cured years ago,
?Ueb has kept the kidneys in good
heaith since, can be relied upon to
perfcrai the same work in other case
Read this:
Mr*. J. Wintermute, 3716 Wetroore
Av?., Everett, Wash., a&ys: "During
the past four year I often had attack I
of pain in my back, some of wblch
were so severe thai I could not sleep
well In the morning on arising, I
was hardly able to get around. There
were dull pains in my loins and re
tention of the kidney secretions ex
feted If I overworked or caugbt the
slightest cold my condition beoatn*
worse. Finally I took Doan's Kidney
PUte on the advise of a friend who
knew of their merits. Their prompt
ness in reJieving me was gratifying.
I consider it a pleasure to give Poan'
Kidney Pills my endorsement"
(Statement given Jan. 10, 1908 )
CONFIRMED PROOF.
On February S. 1910, Mrs Wiirfar
mute said: "I am always jtkuJ to makf
the fact known that Doan's Kidney
Pills helped me. The public state
ment 1 gave twti years ago in their
prs;.ee still holds good."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
rent*. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo
N'ew York, sols agents for the Unit
ed State#
Remember the name ? Doan's? and
take no other.
For Rent or Sale Cheap ? A nice
ii-room house Apply at Daily A1M
kan office. W
i"r i -i -i tt *? ?? -i ? i ?
NEW COMFORTABLE ELEGANT
The Caribou Hotel
E. W. GIDEON. PmpnHor ^
Carcross, Yukon Territory
JmmedmtelT Opposite the Whitr P?.? Depot
Well Equipped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and liar
Headquarters for 'Schulz'a Atlin Royal Mail* Stage Line ?i
<|
?H-l MM ! 11 1 11 I M 1 1 f -l-I-l-I-.l -I ! M-H-M | | i |..|j
4- + + + + + + ff
The Only Firft Claw Hotel Opened Under New Manage
in Carcrow ment
Hndqurttfi for Atfla I>ae.
HOTEL SCOTT
Soott * Schwanlekamp
Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
SPECIAL RATES AND ACCOM MODI ATI0N8 FOR MU8HER8.
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK
CARCROSS j?> & YUKON TER.
,.^.4.4.4.4.4.4. 4. 4.4.4. 4.4. 4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.
y
And Burning. Sores Like Bcrfls All
Over Body. Parts of Flesh Raw.
Could Scarcely Bear Clothe* On.
Nearly Worn Out When He Tried
Cuticura Remediesand Was Cured.
"About loaf y*#r? afro ! broke out with
?ore* on my ?mn like hofl?. After two
month* they were a I! over my body, mim
comint and *ome point away. In about
tdi month* t!*> bofl* ijutt.
hut mjr arms, rwk and
txxif broke out with an
M' Mnt. Irorntnc nth. It
*001*1 hum and ttrfv, and
tome out tn ptmple* like
trains of wheat. I was tn
jw a terrible condition ; I rrxiM
not alrep or rest. Part t of
my flesh wit raw, and I
could *carrr]y bear my
cjothe* on. I cmiM not He
In bed In any portion and
rest. In aboot a year tb*
i extended down to my fee t. Then I suf
fered at?ny with the burn In*. fTrtifn* "on*.
I could hardly walk and for a lone time I
could not put on *orV?.
"All thb time I was trylnt fverythinf I
could hear of, and had the akul of three
doctora. They said it wa? enema. I rot no
benefit from all thin. I wa? nearly worn
out. and had riven np In <l ?p?ir of ever
belnt cured when I to adr|s?d by a friend
to try Cuticura Remedies. I purrhaaaf
Cuticura Soap. Ointm nt, an<! Re>?4rrrt. and
used exactly t< directed. I ti?od IV Cutinira
Remedied constantly for four month*, and
not hint else, and wa* perferily cured. It b
now a year, and I have not had the least
bit since. I am ready to prai?? the Cuticura
Remedies at any time." (Sicned) E. L. Cate,
Erie, Ky., Nor. 10. 1910.
Cuticura Snap and Ointment are ?n4d
throuthout the world. S n.! ?.i Pott-r I>ni*
A Chem. Corp . Dept It \, l(?.?ton, for free
Musplc of cach with JJ-p. book on the skin.
$3,500,000 IS
IDITAROD'S YIELD
JUNEAU Sept 20? Charles Garfield,
deputy CO Sector of r-.wt orris, who has
jnrt returned from the Iditarod. *&v*
'hat the Iditarod will aer>d on>? $3,600, i
ftftfl of jtoJH this fall a? thte ?<>ason"s
o?tpi<
Fresh Oysters on half snell or Skag
wtij spring chicken at the Tack Train
Restaurant. tf.
PROFESS'ONAL CM''
Attdmays
?
ROYAL A. GUNNISON
AVtomoy At,L?w
P O. Bm K. Jvmtm. ?. Al**k*
H. ?. Lt FEVRE
ATTORNBY-AT LAW
OommiMloner Ftor Yukon Territory
to Taka Affidavit*
<ka?w*y. Alaska
ROBERT W. JENNINGS
Attorney at- Law
Junaau, - Alaska.
a?
OR. L. ?. KELLER
DENTIST
Moat Modan M?Uxxla
Open ETaalnca.
Cflloa Honrs: Ml a m 14 p m
Abakan Building. Broadway
SKaGWAY, . . ALASKA.
Dental Supplies.
M. F. PATTERSON A COMPANY
? Dealers to ?
OENTAL SUPPLIES
t?fc-aS Coatral Bldg., Seattle, Watt
Old-** by mall or cable will r?
e.'re prompt attention. Catalog n?
t request
Enciaeers
H P. M BIRKINBIKE
ENGINEER
<J. S. Oaptrty Land and Minara
? : Sorvayor : ?
PoUay Bids Haloaa, AlMta
Music Taac^ar*
MISS M. G. HINDSHAW
Teach** of
P I A N ? FORTE
Spoclaj Tern* for a Limited
Number of Delicti ?r*
EIGHTH AVE. ANP MAIN ST.
Btfor? you stampede, set your
L< i atlon NotUea, Pla- er or Quarti,
rrcm the Dally Alaskan, tf
SMOKERS ATTENTION
W. W. Boojtkton has taken the
ajfpnry for the jnatly famona
EL INFINITO CLEAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
&.000 just received from the fac
tory at Tampa, Fla If yoa want the
best don't fail to give th??? *ood?
a trial.
Dally Alaskan ? onTy tl a month.
When in SRagway Stop at the
Pullen House
MRS. H. 3. PULLEN. PROPRIETY ESS.
The Mcdern Hostelry of Alaska
40 ROOMS 40
Elegantly Furnished
Single or en Suite
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, B\THS, TELEPHONES
..The Best of Meals..
TABLE SUPPLIED WITH BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
Milk -ind Crwm from our own Joreay Dulry.
RATES CONSISTENT WITH THK BKflT SKRVI'B
FREE BUS TO AND FROM ALL BOATS AND TRAINS.
SKaaway Alaska
It Pays to Get Printing That
PLEASES
JJ The Work from our Job Department
Pleases Particular People.
? Don't *end o-;t of town for yotr work ]y?t n<* quoW*
? you prices show yoo s; nples of stock, and <]b your work
? QUICKLY, WELL, \M> \T REASONABLE PRICE*.
jaltr flailg Alaskan.