I You make a mistake it
I too do no! rtop at
Famous for its Home Cooking.
M3k. Cream, Cottage Owe* and
Buttermilk from our own daky.
Fresh Eggs. etc'
D
Room Sngle or en Suite . . Eiectnc [ jghti
Porcelain Baths on each floor.
RATES -$2.50 PER DAY AND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THE
?lN3Ur0i.lV ? MINK.
W ? lor Circular ^
Ainka Fur? a Specialty
Vcfjr Top Pnc? P?id.
Make -Trial ? Shipment
ft-TT 'THIHUim"
1 RAW FURS
? : WK PAY
HIGH - PRICES |
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE FOR PRICK LIST j
IPercey's Fur House
OthkMh, ? WUeo-etal
Send the Skatway Daily Alaskan
home to the states 75c. per month
The Only Firtl Class Hotel Opened Under New Manage
in Carer oss ment
headquarters fur ALBn St??w IJom
HOTEL SCOTT
Soott ft Schwanlekamp
Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
SPECIAL RATE' AND ACCOMMOD ATION8 FOR MU8HER8.
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK
CARCROSS & ?> YUKON TER.
new ? COMFORTABLE =?== ELEGANT
The Caribou Hotel
E_ W. GIDEON. Proprietor ^
Car cross , Yukon Territory
t'tai mediately Oppoate the WKite Pm* Depot
Well Equipped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar
Headquarters for *Schuh'? Atlin Royal Mail* Stage Line
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy
M. F. M1M AN. Prop.
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
The l*rtfe?t and best oonducted dairy In A l?*kai. -i j
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To til points on Walte Fm * Token Route.
B.M. BEHRENDS, Banker
* *
Juneau, - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicits The Account*
of Skagway Firms And Individual
Only One RROMO QUININE," that is p /T^y /f 00
Bc2J52 ' JhJy. - ?
Cjtm? CoMinOiw Day, Oip in 3 IXayi \1S W V
akawehd harvested pon
ITS POTASH COXTKOTS
(By chu. A. Dtaamori*. )
U. M Uernststn, of Cananw.
Max., haa secured the concession to
I collect and utlllt? the kelp, or sea
waed, found floating In the wsters
along the Mexican writ coast. ao
far aa relatea to the entire coast
of Baja (Southern) California.
Thert are tremonOous quantities of
this weed floating In these watera
constantly ? and 11 la extremely val
uable because of Ita potaah con
? < lit. There la a co.ntantly-lncrcaa
t:ig demand for ;Mirh, especially
In the United States, where It la
very largely used In fertllliera. the
potaah enriching the aoll and aid
ing generally in Its fecundity; and
also It la largely need In medicine;
whil? from the soaweed Iodine la
alao manufactured
Mr. Bornateln haa had thla In
mind for many years, but only re
cently did he aecure sue, ? con
cession as h? desired, ana immed
iately he went to the Pacific Coast
to see what could be done with It
One company offered to take 400
tons per day of the kelp at $& per
ton, for fertilising purposes They
plan to macerate the seaweed snd
use It in the soil In that condition,
wltffbut extracting the potash or
any of the other contents. It la well
known that this combination make*
a moat excellent economical ferti
liser, and It la possible that Mr
Bernstein will make contracts for
the quantity named. However, the
chief plant will probably be at San
Plego, where the potash salts will
l>e extracted from the weed, and
the residue possibly used aa a ferti
liser.
The kelp ot the Mexican Pacific
. _ rot her r menace to
coast hM b?n ratner a
shipping. for m many Pl?c*V
forms great IsUTids throup ?
?o vessel can possibly sail. W
granting ot the concession and ?.*
removal of this Kelp from the
,or will not only serve shipping b ,
be'of benefit to the ?u"try 8 '
erally . The extraction of the pot
ash from the seaweed Is not a
r<wtlv operation; and ss
lous nor a costly < X iy
the plant will hare everj
Its product should be marketed
iwia than present prices.
Practically all the potash used in
the United State. ^
i??? vear's imports toiaima
many, last years <*0.000.
the immense sum ot *
ci.um ?"<?. h? b*.
deposits in this country for ^
without STall; though in this*
the government has lent every ?
stance Potash Is more or J~
-xbundant In Igneous r?k,' "Urh
feldspars. trachyte rhyo lte. aju
mtte. leuclte, ^alt. an oUersJ
T"- no'-'
from S to 8 pe u (rom
Uw? Wl? has vet been discovered.
extracted in '^urss laboratory.
The most probable places or
tail deposition of potash ?l?
dry lakes, enclosed by iake!
Igneous rocks; and usually he lake
,,U .ave been^n pr^hl^c^
""tLMkeT concentrating and the|
content accumulated In cer-|
" iiratlon following.1
luid th. .'.pp?
- "" ar:;:
...< down U.U.M, in ?U|
?jUr; ??"? "
Dhate of lime, as gyp^m. etc.,
L," .nd
sulphates of magnesia and I
the latter being most soluble of a .
This condition continues for ?*?
until the evaporstlon took ?? I
?h? water, leaving the sans ?
od. From this the potash salts are
usuaiW secured. But this, n
SLau-.- <?' ?,w
art ?heory, because there are no
~-s
i
formation of the pot as
I U i8 believed by many that the
operation of the concern secure^
by Mr. Bernstein will ha^ a
sale effect on potash in the United
State*. because those -Its
easllv secured from the kelp.
~ .?ch
ties of this weed in the ocea .
ip^uc.. raw. no?d .t .
| the United State* duty fr?.
thus it is that the works w U be
| on the coast close to the
J line. .
WOMEN OF FRANCE.
t?., ?-.?? ?-rrZZT'**"
M?n Ws*1^ Admit It.
| The women of F rance
| ?crlt>ed as the to
nation The remark appl?e n
the middle class thsn to t
rscv. The bourgeois. truly a be pm
to her husband, is a in that
K^^j-'srisrs
sstr-A r a?
would admit (tint; nermhetrM it w tne
trntli. If way Iw. too. tliat he tin* hual
fiM? tntoreata alaewbetv aa *Mi. Thus
be may work for tl*> railway or for
Dome other enterprlae.
In Parla one entera an attractive lit
tle ffctiife or Jew.-lry sliop on tba Rue
de KlroM. A at tiling Fraaobwoaan
cornea forward to cr)ol? tbe tourlat Into
buying all aorta of faiclnatlbg filing*
be raally doea not want. It la the an me
at the abopa wbi-ra lira (old kodak
?upi>llea and poatcarda?not a man to
I* aeen except aa a purchaser.
If one ferrrta oat a little hardware
atora and goea In to buy rope or aalla
or an.rtlilug of that aort, there may be
a man. the proprietor probably, to hnnt
for Juat what la desired!. bnt eTen then
his wife alta at the deak, guarding the
money drawer ami keeping a cloae
watrli over all that la happening.
Mkowlae at the Iwtcber'j madam*
alta In alale at the tecelpt of caab
The caae la the aame at tba grocer'a.
where ahe glvea out change am*, keepa
(he accounts No mora hireling la to be
trusted with such weighty matter*.
All customers should atop to great tk?
mistress of the shop a* tbey enter and
inuat ou no accvuut forget their "Don
Jour, inadame!' on departing. Theae
little courtealea ara ataong the eaaen
tin I* with th? French, and If the for
clgner forgeta or negl?rta them he fra
qiientlj'farea bailly. ?London Spectator
BUY YOl'R MONEY OROBR*
? from ?
WB8TKBV KXI'KBKA CO.
Oond All Over The World.
F. F. W. LOUXB? Pbona ?7? Agf?t
DON'T CU'KHIMEVT
Ton WIU MuLc No MiaUk* U Vuu
Follow Thla Advic*.
Never neglect your kldneya.
If you bar* pain In the back,
urinary dlaordara, diulnau and
nerrouaneaa, lt'i tim.? to act and
no time to axparlmaat. Thaae are
frequently aymptonj of kidney
trouble, and a remady which la
recommended for tha kldnaya ahoald
be takan in tlma.
Doan'a Kidney Pllla ara a good
remedy to uaa. It baa actad effect
ively In many caase In thla rlclclty.
Can Altakan raaldenta demand
further proof than tha following taa
tlmonlalf
B. O. Beaumont, 635 O St,
Eureka, Cal., aaya: "For a long
time I bad a bad caa<? of kidney and
bladdar troubla. Tha kldnay eecret
lona wara too fraquant In fuaage
and I aurrarad a great daal from
backache that waa especially aevera
at night, I applied plaatara to my
back and uaad other remedle*, but
without receiving any noticeable
benefit. Happening to eee an ar
ticle In the papera about Doan'a
Kidney Pllla, 1 procured tha rem
edy. I began ualng It and In a
short time my kldnftya we e reetor
>'d to a normal condition. I hare
uaed five botee of Doan'a Kidney
Pllla and can aay that I am cured
Aa I did not take an; other remedy
nt the aame time, I give the full
credit for my cure f<> Doan a Kidney
Pllla."
For aala by all dealen Price
50 cer.ta Foster- Vllbum Co, Baf*1
falo. New Vork, aol?t agenia for the
United 8tai*e.
Remember tha name ? Doan'a?
and tafce no other.
LOCAL BRIEFS
?KAQWAY WEATHER REPORT
ReauJU of the ofcaerraUon Uk?B
it Moore'i Wharf at roi 1ai?hi
but night, 'j M follow#
Teap. tlM .. . I* abort
Mu. precedln* KM... 41 afcor*
Mil " " " . H ikon
\Wn " St abort
Bammi ter 10:38 Clear, S. Wind
None batter and perer than 'M>>
Rye, Hulnler and Olj-mpU Hour
Ordera by 'phone promptly delivered
The Murot
FIVE GOOD ONI ft TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleford and Mbaoa R jk Bed
w?liw>r, J11?e Ribbon and' Palo Ratu
ler Beer al the Bn*rd of Trade.
(IKKAT (TEA RANCH HAI.K
Hold at a Iom! Malt Ralntor, it
eonta per bottlo. EeperUlly prepar
ed for alck people and Inrallda, and
excellent for nnrftlng mother* Only
two barrela left. After that, prlre
will be 16 centa per b?ttl?
Pa?k Train Bar
Location noticee, piar?r aad quart*
tor eat* fcj the Dally Alaekan tf
GRAND RKin rriO* SAI.K
The Pack Train Is now aelllng ?
big lot of Good Oooda at reduced
prlcea ae ther are retting too old
to bold and aell at a profit, Your*,
tf Herman Orlmm
CRAB MEAT OfMK TAI14I
at
The Park Train R?t??rtiii
Hm?d a la rerte.
Bonded whlalrtee ? Glheon, Moon
Vernon and Balroont, Tbe beat of
Beer ? Blue Ribbon, Rudwel??r and
Pale Rainier, at the Ma?rot Tele
[tfwwie (7. V
Olympla beer on d-aft at the
Board of Trad') Tbla f anion* brew
la kept conatautly freah both oa
draft and In bottle* Thla la the
time to drink beer. Oet It at tke
Board of Trade Bar. where the cel
ebrated Rainier Brer la alao kept
In bottle* ti
Pood cooked a* It ahonld be at
the "White Paaa C?fe" Onty the
beat In the marrot Mr* Orloff
King, proprletreas tf
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold H*rtwlg*en, mrrmor te
W. W. ftongMon, h*a taken Um
Kgmncy for the JnnU y famine
Kb INPIWITO CLCAR
HAVANA ClOARfl
1,000 Jtiai recelvH from the f??*
Urry at Tampa, Fla If jrou want the
beet don't fall to aire thee* i?r>d?
a trial
CATARRH of I
the "
BLADDER
and all
Olscktrps li
24HOURS
rnonmioxAi. <ajmm
AtUwrnff ?
m n ld mwi
CotnmlMloiiitr Tot * Tit ?r/
to TUt*
A ia?k*
wm RAuAn
4 U nwwf ? 4 t-lMW
HAINR8 . AI.AH A
I. . r o p. \ ? i r I. o
t ? w f ? ? ?
400-4?| ? ill Blrtg %ln Pr*ar|?M
Hp?1? att?ntK>n grrvn ??
Mining A PmI Mitf C*M?
Dm . -*<?
OK. L A. RRI.I.RR
OnUM
Mini Modern M*l ho?1?
(tpma Rrtnlnipi
Otflc* H-iiri: t-lt ? m. H 9 ?
AlMkan RulMIn* ? -ArM<1?r*r
3KAOWAT - ? AI.AtAK
fMMtl Hiipv"**
m f. pArriiMO* m r*mr*n
I)??i?rti I??
ni^TiL *rpfLini
i:? W?lk*r Bldf ftwttla, Wuk
Ord^r* hr mall or rati* wtU r ????(??
prompt attention rataloft* on f*
l?at
J. IKUTA
*?WTTACTCI?r*?
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS ;
Curio*, I Tory Carrinf*
Indian Basket*
CHINA AND CUTS. TLA 11
Of .ill fcw tit*
W P A Y. fW*
Mail Onl??i fi??? prompt r?r<
There is Strength
and Vigor
in I; very Drop
Odin'S*
M in I Wig
COMPANY
SCATTLC, WA?H.
Trade At Home
rr ... hard thing to'convince some people, who have acquired the
mail order habit that it is to their advantage to trade at home The
gi-een field# far away appeal to them. ?o they tend their money out of
town for something that is no better than can be found on the local
merchant's shelves. The money is thus gone where they, n ?r any one
ol the community, will ever see it again, and where it can rit nobody
good but the peraon who has it and he is hundreds or tluMAends of
mils* away
THE MAIL ORDER PEOPLE
are not the only offenders who are blind to the interests ofthe commu
nity. l*he merchants are just as bad. Many of them send away for
tb?ir printing, while at the same time argue against mad ord?s business
SEE THE DRIFT?
TRAD6 AT HCWE
AND
GET YOUR PRINTING AT HOME