LOCAL BRIEFS |
ftKAGWAY * EATNER REPORT
K^aii* of tk* ?IK'ita>'? ?**?*
a*. Moor** Wbart at -ai4mlt?V
last. is M fallow*
r?Ki? UM . . . 4< abov*
Mat pr^Mllai J4 k*? ... ? afcwe
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Cteadj and t*l?.'*arw?vr??r 23:d&?
?AKERY GOODS.
Hr<?d? *9 kia?J?? Ta^fe trow
?**?? caiea u4 pHw, oooltfo* and
doucfeeata. is fact % fim class lla? o
Nutry icooda *? b* (Mad at
Woe* Proadaar, !-Hn?
rtru k.14 Slxti Avwmea. If
Go to lb* "White raw Cafe"
for tk* l ??t T?.>al? in Wfcitehors*
Now a?4w Ihf ai*iw^ii:??t of Mrs,
l^rtoff Kin* U
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
KTna tht? date oc all ca.is Intend
od for Honrr Friedentfcal. Uf I&4o
K\i?r?5s?aii should be made
W? p'vnjui and your oall will
(v?*ui> immediate a?crtk>r He u
dis.vrUMfi h:? oftWy at the B"?fl
< .-?vr Stora.
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
rebblefwd and Gfbaoa Rr?. P?d
velaer. PI?e Ribbon aixJ Pai* RaJa
Irr P?>er at the Roard of Trade.
HOW'S TMIST
V? otter One Hundred Dollars Re
rani tot any rtn of catarrh that cat
aot be cured hr Hall s Catarrh Cure.
F. J CHUNKY * CO.. Toledo. O.
Wm, the undersigned bars knows
F. J. Cheney tor the past IS rear*,
roleda. a
and believe him perfectly honorable
?n all business transactions, and fin
aaclally sble to carry out any obliga
tion* icavie by his firm. Walding. Km
.uu * Mania. Wholesale aruggists o
Hall's Catarrh cure is taken Intern
USy. acting d.rectiy upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Pest mentals sect free. Price 76c.
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Hall's ram'ly Pills for qpnsti
patilon.
Bonded whteklee ? C.IVs n, Moon
Voraon and IMtaont. The be?t of
Peer ? Blue Ribbo*. Budm-ete?r and
PaJe Rainier, at the Ma?cot. Tele
pfcon* ?T. tf
GRA^O REDUCTION SALE
The Pac> Tram Is now selling s
Mg lot of ?>ood Goods at reduced
prices as they are getting too old to
!k?W and sell at a profit. Tonrs.
tf Herman 'Jrtmm
IV!K-fous Ice Oewtr and fc?
cream soda, with strictly pure fruit
frloes and crushed fruits at the
Vienna Cafe, Broadway, betw?e?
Fifth and Sixth Ave*. tf
7AOO RFrS* WHRRP CO.
Terminus W. P. ft T. Rout*.
A II Southbound St tamers Arrive and IV|*rt From This Dock
REGULATIONS 1910.
Wyyhwwt i opan for d^Hrprr of a>?rrbatid:s? from S a m. to 5 p. m.
ISii- Sab!*-* OXLT d*li*ei>d on Sanda* or at night.
Ml frp-lvht shipm??t? deatinrd aoathbound must be accompanied by *
SlilPrKR'S MANIFEST tpapara can be obtained at the l\ S. cu?-|
ton* office) and wist N> delivered before & p m. No freight will bo
received on the wharf after thhi hour.
RUXIAK? TM* will be collects on CHECKED BAOGAOK ON1.Y
No charge for ba?? and gripa nnchecked.
The *-b*rf **> wt:i be ck*?e?i to the pablte when ateamer Is nparlng
dock and will be opened when passengers bar# disembarked
\V h*rfa?e Tariff c*n b? bad on application at office on dock.
? O ?e* T*V e. 0. 8MAW. General H?K?o?'
You make \ mistake <
vou <io not ?tof> ?l
Famous for it* Home Cooking.
\\A. Crrwn. Cottage Qw* ?nd
Buttermilk from our own ekiry.
Frenh'Ffg*. etc. J
R.-vww Sn?i<- or m Suite FJectnc L?gHt?
Porceiam B*lh? on each ftoor|
RATES $2.50 PER DAY AND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
J. TKr Onhr Fina Class Hotel Opened Under New Manage- 4
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in Carcro?s ment +
A Htadqsarws tor AUin Stajr* IJsw.
: HOTEL SCOTTl
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j. Scott tt Sckv&niefcatnp 4
* Headquarters for Mining Men and *
Travelers 4
&P&CIAI RATEf AND ACCOMHOO ATJONS FOR M USHERS. '
+ WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEbT ]
G OOO ST ABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK n
* CARCROSS & YUKON TER. 4
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?*?<?!' ??! I I"? !H n I ; h -H-M : I I'M I I I M ! i i lit
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NEW COMFORTABLE? - ELEGANT +
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?+ EL W. GIDEON Proprietor ""V
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Car cross, Yukon Territory
^Umwrkeh'h l\fcalr tK* WKit* P??? [Vpot J
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VC'ell Equipped 'Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar ,
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Headquarter* fo? *Schulr's Adin Royal Mail* Stage Line +
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iimnimif?mn- h t t ; t i- i ii -mi iumi
The Caribou Hotel
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in lower New York then? l? a sign
"P. UeiteiV, Dealer Id Foreign ?"nilU
ami Oil." On* <1*.T ? voung man enter
ed tbe shop nnd. seeing the |>ropr1rt?r
working on his books, said to him In
tbe Italian language:
"Signor. I have just come from Na
ples to Anwi+ i |? letter my condition.
I wish a position
"I cannot nffon. * clerk. i wish I
could. I am |*??i at *<"<\>nnts. They
1 bother ine "
j "1 kept hooks for one of tbe tersest
exporters of otl In Naples. I know all
nlvut bookkeeping."
?That may he. but I hare told you
my business does not admit of an as
S slstant."
??|.et me work for yon without pay.
1 hnve brought over with me a little
money on which I can lire while I am
petting a knowledge of America. 1 will
serve you for, My, a year. By that
time my money will be all gone, but I
can then find a position with a salary."
Martelll was much captivated with
the proposition. He told tbe man. who
save his name as Giovanni Micele, to
take hold of his books and straighten
them out If he showed that be knew
bow to do so he would teach him his
business. He told Micele that his face
was familiar to Mm. but be could not
i tell where he had seen him, to which
Micele replied that nothing was more
likely, since they had both lived In the
same city.
Micele did not know anything about
bookkeeping. but be talked very learn
edly al?ont Martelli's accounts and suc
ceeded in confusing the merchant and
showing him that his affairs were In
much better condition than he bad
I supposed. Micele became a great fa
vorite with his employer, and. with
the former's assistance, the business
seemed to Improve It did not appear
that the sales were laoper. but some
how or other when Ml<-ele took off a
statement from tbe liooks he always
showed an Increased profit Indeed,
so pleased was Martelll that he told
his clerk he mlcht draw $?> a week for
salary. But Micele said that he pre
ferred to stick to his contract nnd
I would not accept any pay for his work
Martelll lived In a room In one of the
narrow streets of lower New York.
When he left his sliop after business
hours he invariably went to this sleep
ing apartment alone But one day.
after drinking a bottle or two of wine
with his clerk, he Invited Micele to go
home with him and have a game of
cards Micele accepted the Invitation
MartelU bought some more wine on
the way, and during the evening the
two finished It Tbe wine came from
California ami Is much stronger than
the wines one gets in Italy. Martelll
showed Its effects When be got up
from his seat to get some tobacco Mi
cele slipped a little pellet Into his
glass When Martelll returned be was
too drank to notice It lying In the hot
torn of his glass, and It was soon dis
solved. Soon after be had finished his
A Dealer In
Foreign Fruits
By LtfCI COST A
pi ass hi* cvm began to look hoary, tils
I toad sank down on the tabic, and be
was unconscious.
Mioele arose and began to search the
room. Producing skeleton key*, be on
locked everything that was looked and
sea robed nnder the bed and In every
nook and cranny. 1'nlocklng the closet
h? fonnd nn old pair of shoe* Thrust
ing his hand down Into the toe of one.
he withdrew a chamois bag, from
which he poured a number of valuable
diamonds into the palm of his hand
From the toe of the other shoe be se
cured several paper*, which he hastily
glanced over and pnt them In his pock
et Then be turned and contemplated
for a fow moment* the senseless flg
nre of his victim.
Taking tip the class from which Mar
telli had drunk, he rinsod and wiped It
then partly filled It with wine. His
next act was to carry Martelll to the
bed. take eff his Outer garments and
put the bedclothes over him. Then.
I putting out the lights, he left him.
In the morning Martelll awoke and
looked about him Kmpty bottles and
! his own half filled glass stood on the
I table. He got off the bed. staggered to
; the table, took up his glass, smelted of
! It sipped It and. discovering no taste.
! seemed relieved. Going to the closet
he felt in the toe of one of his shoes.
! He started. Thrusting bis hand Into
i the other shoe, be gave a cry of an
guish. Rushing to the door, he tried
to open ft but found It k-cked. He
was looking for some other avenue of
exit when be heard footsteps without
the door was opened, and Micele.
backed by two policemen, stood in the
I opening.
! "Good morning. Slgnor Kabronl," be
i saki. "1 shall have to trouble yon to
make a sea voyage with me to our be
I loved Nap!* j. Signora Martelll missed
! some valuable diamonds, and at the
same time ber butler disappeared. He
was traced to New York. and 1 was
deputed to come over and bring him
back. The government being Interest
ed In a murder case of which he 1s
suspected, chose me, a member of the
national police, to do the work."
"1 have been a fool. I knew 1 had
seen you before. Now I remember you
as you appeared In uniform." said Mar
teUL
"It has been worth my while to come
?n far. since 1 have recovered the treas
ure yon possessed yourself of when you
muislered the traveler you waylaid on
the road to Sorrento "
A pslr of bracelet* were slipped on
the captive, and be was taken to a ship
that sailed the same day for Naplea.
Expectations
Br EDUARD K DROANB
I esteeta) thou# boy* ? bo ?r* obliged
to light thrtr on way up la tlw workl
most fortunate and those brought up
to wealth moat unfortunate.
I came of a family of the middle
class and from childhood wa* made to
understand that I would bare to light
my own In the workl. Bot I waa
el Ten an education, whk-h la consider
ed and usually la essential to aucceaa
At sixteen I w?s abmit to accept a po
alilon In business when an uncle of
mine raddenly uvde a fortune by a
deal In the sto<"k market He had the
good sense to Invest hla gains In pood
flrat mortgage ?>onds and never after
ward risked a cvnt In wpei-ulntlon
My nncle wn< a InrMnr sixty year*
oM, and my mother was hla farorlte
flster. He had always shown a par
tlalltr for me ami proiwwwt to my
mother that he should <rml me to col
lege and make nw hla Iwlr. for he
claimed that he hnd no desire to maffy
and If he abotild marry at hla time of
life he would wl?h he had not mar
ried. I longed for a college ednca
tlon and for my part waa glad to ac
cept my uncle-* proposition
T apent four rears at college. my et
penses being paid by my nncle. In
deed, he gave me an allowance lhat
enabled me to associate with aoch of
my fellow studenta aa were not obRg
ed to earn their llrlng or a part of It
while getting tMr education
When I waa graduated with a fair
standing In my etas* t waa one of
the all around prominent men of It.
I beiran the afody of a profession? at
my uncle'a expense? and had nearly
finished It when I received a telegram
that my uncle was rery III. I *ent to
him at once and assumed the direction
of hla household. HI* Hlnewr waa
destined to !*> a protracted one. and.
there Seine no one but myself to do
anything for him. I aasumed charge not
only of hla domestic but hla other af
fair*
1 apent lire years ministering to the
old man. tiring In hla house with him
and devoting myaelf exclualrely to
him. I regretted that my profeaalonal
studies had l?een broken Into, but slnee
I waa heir to a fortune and had what
money I needed 1 did not repine. True,
my uncle waa very Irritable and often
tried my patience, but the doctor* as
sured me that he could lire only a few
yeara at most, nnd then, having means
at my command. I could make up for
lost time. for. foe It understood. I waa
not content to lire in idleneaa and e?
pecially desired a career.
My uncle lingered longer than had
been expected, and toward the last 1
found the wort; of amusing blm Tery
trying. I suggested cards, and be waa
pleased with the Idea, ne had been
a poker player In hi* time, and by
playing with hilm for a small stale# I
got throng* muny hour* that roilld
otherwise hare been a burden. Never1
theless playing penny ante with a
broken down old man hour after hour
was not to me a pleasing way of speed
ing my time, and when my uncle pro
posed to raise the stake to 5 cents I
aoqntescea.
This wan a mistake He wan a nat
ural gsmMer. and it wax a knowledge
of this fact? a fear that be would lose
what be had made in the stock mar
ket?that led him to quit "the street"
Since then his passion for gambling
had lain dormant It was now etrft
ed anew. He kept raising the stake,
and I did not dare to oppose him
When he got the value of a chip op to
23 cents I began to be troubled. How
ever. I hoped that by refusing to win
1 might keep oat of trouble, for I real
ized that to win any considerable
amount from him would irritate hlta.
and In his broken condition 1 feared be
might break with me.
One afternoon when be was more
fretful than usual I got out the cards
and the chlpa. During the sitting there
occurred one of those marvelous run#
of lock by which players are enabled
to break banks. A Jack pot bad been
growing on the table for some time
when 1 was d<alt three queens and
drew a fourth. I won!d hare bet a
small sum. but since the cards most
be shown 1 feared to Irritate my end#
by appearing to favor him. At the
showdown he hud a full of aces, whletl
gave me the pot.
From that time the devil seemed to
be In the cards Whenever 1 dealt I
gave myself large bands and invari
ably gave my uncle bands but a little
below mine When I had a straight
flnsh he would have a fall; when I bad
three aces he would have three lower
cards. Terrified. I attempted to deal
him a hand larger than mine. He
caught me tn the act
For some time I had seen by his ex
pression that h>? suspected I was In
tentionally dealing to myself larftf
hands and to him hands bat little
smaller to draw him on. When be
caught me trying to deal him a win
ner he fell back on the pillows behind
bim snd pointed to the door, in vaio
I endeavored to explain. He contin
ued to point to the door, and I left
hoping when he hnd cooled to renew
my efforts to dhtahuse his mind of his
impression He* sent word for me to
leave the bous* snd never enter it
again.
The next day he changed his will,
leaving his fortune to rharitle*. and a
further result of the episode wae his
ieatb a few dayn later.
I am over thirty years okt hate
never earned a cent In my life and
don't know bow to netrln to do so.
This comes of waiting for dead men'*
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| RAW FURS
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-: WE PAY :
! HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
| WRITE FOR PRK E LIST
S Percey's Fur House
\ Oihkoth. ? WucoiMNi
C. E. Bogardus
Assayer
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Gold. SUvor A Copp?r .. 1 50
Cyanide and Milling T?U.
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90 Columbia St. Seattle
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There is .Strength
and Vigor
in Every Drop
COMPANY
SEATTLE. WASH.
J. IKUTA
MAJHFACTrKfJKi
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curios, Ivory Carving*
Indian Baskets
CHINA AND CUT CLASS
CXfieinl Watch liMp?rf?r for the
W. P * Y. Rou??
Mail OnSetf giren primp; fir> R
l&r
wip your
PAW FURS
TO THF.
BMIMWEI
NIKKCArOUV MIWN.
W I'.t lor f'iT? ,Ur
Ai ska Furs a Specialty
Very Top Price* Paid.
Make - Trial - Shipment
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium (3ti*1 Alaska
1-arsre, C'lean. Individual Fiat I is
Abundance of >Vat?r. B???t of
Hotel Accommodation* Por
niahed Cabins far Rent. ....
F.xcellent Hunting and Ki?hing.
Motor Boating ami Sailingr
Steamer Georjria from Juneau
make* semi- monthly fislta. In
formation and rat mi upon request
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
iis??w?wa awat'
Health Resort
ALASKA
Relieves CAT
Location notices, ptacer and quart*
for sale by the Dally Alaskan if.
B. M. BEHRENDS,B inker
Juneau, - Alaska
OLDE5T BANK IN ALASKA
Rwpj^tfully Solicit- The Account*
of Skagway Firm? And In^iHdnaln.
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| The Skagway Pioneer Dairy |
M. f. MIMAN. Prop. +
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch" |
The larjrent aad t??t conducted dairy in Alaska. ? ? ? \ ??
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Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To ftll pofnlxoo W1)|u> Pun * Yntroo Room.
TheWhitePass AYukon Route
TIME TABI.E JTO. 2?.
(Daily Except Sunday )
Wo. t ?f. Bound !ln. 2 S. Rnm<i
1st clu* , let claaa
0:.K> ?. m. T^vcs SK.Vil'AT Arr1re? 4:Jl"? p. m.
11:05 p. m. ?? WHITE PASS l,e?Tee 3t:0T, -
12:43 " " I<OQ CABHT " 2:20 "
1:40 " " BE5NETT " 1:45 "
8:20 " " CARIBOU " 11:40 a. m.
?:ft0 " Arrives WHTTEHORSK J^nrf* 9:20 "
Passengers mast be at depots in time to ha*e Rajrmre Inspected
and checked. Inspection la stopped 30 minutes before learln* Mm* of
trains.
150 pounds of bagjrng* win be checked fre? with each fall fare
ticket aid IS pounds with each half far* ticket.