MUCH RIVALRY
III DEPARTMENT
WAS iNOTOX. D. C. Nov. !?? Re
0*7* pnttHr* e<M? hiiKx* at th<> dev?4
opjaem. of j*maTkahle aeroplane puna
*>?? browshl oat the fact that strong
rtv?:fc-i- prists betwoen the *nnr anj
rs?-*-y ordnance Nureaas in vi >>s4#mi r.p
uk5 construe*^ irucs calculated to
>i?v? problems >?irod?oeid to land and
? a warfar**' by the adoption of the
tjfwkr.o ou land and the hydiwaoro
.?Oaae ob tie 90a a* a means of of
It appears that the twu burefcos
are proceed a.* oa precisely opposite
l ~w the tray trying to develop a
ps that oiji be trained with Kgkt
like rabidity on the swiftly roov
c *?- -> > * th the purpose of
>-rin?ms >t to earth, and the navy
?^trivi-^ to < s; a : p its hydroaeroplanes
* S4 gurrs *ttoh * :U showier deetmo
t a: :sst f upon fortifications or
hotiee of troops below
SUFFRAGETTES
ESJOT mm
NT V YORK Od r>? TV Loncnore
\UMr CM> car* a hoxinc exhihitio
jc-; -;.ht. t)>e chief feature of wMok
<? riecvc ir, the presence of a laxye
->??Vr of -rocier It was snffra
sro"L r.^cht" ?rxi there were fslly as
maz^x woarai as use? prwe*t
TV woas?a <? >?i not see? al alj un
*osv o ?*:!* Mood spilled or the"wa
*s~ that o>T?sioaaRj lasted a boxer
.19) the {Vw.
> > K it:-.- w ,:"e of the pr.x?fi?lite
*?.- i. jcvsk of .^epemoow Ow
s?fT"-a.c< tte xiaoe a speech ftvm; the
??Ac betweea rwards
WOULD IKE
REGULATIONS
waSUIXGTOX, r> C Xot. lfr? C*e
a ir. > . a N i^ota: CorporaUoc Com
hmss.: r. a ;i po?>-r to control and
)arp ? busjr.e* enterprises ea
- . . .a .n'-j ~s Tite business ;s adv-o
.^tiW iy Inlerstate Commerce Com
1 .^>;oDer Lane it an interview {rivet
oat here
The oojtni.9?oi>er decia^e* control
of corporators d' :n? Interstate
>-ss:a?e. si. t*ild rest with the federal
>erx.n>eat He aisc bebevBs smaH
-er7s-;s>f* sbotii bare the ri?ht of
icrve.af too ther or. rninitcua: prices
to prevent ra:aoi? competition.
BUFFALO BILL
RICHMOND, V*. Nov. 2? Col. WU
.'aftnj r. Cody i Buffalo BiH), retired
from pabfac life last night. Hte show
w*s packed off to winter quart*** and
his Indiwns will return to their tepee*
while " Buffalo BUI'" intends to speed
rite remaining years In the Wyoming
Hi* Horn, where he heJped to make
Aimhcm history The sobriquet
Bnffalo BiH" came in the early six
ties. when he contracted to furnish
buffalo meat to the laborers buikUng
the Kansas Pacific Railroad.
A sight of the display in H. D.
Kinase's window would gtaddem the
heart of any Christmas chopper,
or settle the minds of those who are
undecided as to the gtft^ that will
be In pood taste, and still be with
in the financial bounds of reason.
The window contains a choice, as
sortment of oot glass dishes of the
latest dealgns which are always ac
ceptable and appreciated. There Is
also on display the latest in the
novelty line, known as the Tiffany
l?amp. This is a highly ornamental,
and at the same time useful bit of
furniture, which is "a thing of beauty
and a Joy forever."
Theee are the latest styles and
??ere received on the City of Seattle
direct from the manufacturers in the ^
Bast
If you are wavering and want to
know what SHE would like for a
present. Just take a look at Kinase's
window and satisfy yourself
CREAT Ct EARANCE SALE
?old a Lost' Malt Rainier. 20,
cesW per bottle. Especially prepared .
for sick people and invalids, *nd ex
oelleat for nursing mothers. Only
tv o barrels left. After that prfce will
be 3c- cents per bottle
Pack Train Bar. j
For SSc y?>. cu get a wholesome,
tome cooked atal at the New Hoim
Restaurant, i-tfi Are. Just off of:
ir\jadway.
The Table d'Hot* tfinner at the |
Pullen House ia better than ever.
Why don't you try It. You are wel
come tf.
None better anc purer than Gibson
rye. Rainier and Olympia beer. Or
ders by 'phone promptly delivered.
The Masoot tf- \
Before you stampede, pet you:"
? *Uon Notices, pia er or Quarts,
rrcm the Duiij Alaskan. tf j
i ?; !?!?!?! I I I 2 -I-I ?l-I-fr*
? 1
+ NEW 5 COMFORT ABLE-?-- ELEGANT *
? The Caribou Hotel *
+
L ^ GIDEON. Proprietor ^ ,
+ +
j. ^ *
+ Carcross, Yukon Territory
+ ?
!miw<3?lfK Oppeaite the VHite Paw Depot "**
+ +
t _ +
4. Welt Equipped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar ^
+ ????? 4
^ Headquarters for 'Schuiz* Ad in Royal Mail* Stage Ltae *4"
? 4*
?H!il31!!ll1! !??! -1-H ?? 1 1 1 H 1 H I Mil! H- V
+ + + + + + + + + + + + H + * + + + + + + + + * +
4- +
4. The Only Firfl Cass Hotel Opened Under New Manage- 4
j. m Carcro* meot 4
4- V tor AtBa Stfcfsw Um
x HOTEL SCOTT :
+ +
.3. Scott A Schvaatekamp +
* Headquarters for Mining Men and X
* Travelers X
+
+
SPECitVL RATES AND ACCOM MODI VHOWS FOR WIUSHERS,
* WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST 4,
GOOD STABLES FIRST a ASS BAR STOCK *r
+ CARCROSS J? & YUKON TER. *
??r,i"i, + + + + i+ + + H + + + ++ ++ + + + +*
A Bride Prize
Br IVAN TWOCLOFF
Copyright by AffltrioM Prsss Asso
ciation. 1*11.
A young man. evidently a traveler,
was driven up to an Ion to Smolensk.
Russia, stepped out of tbe sleigh tbat
bore him twd vent Inside. After en ;
paplng a room of tbe landlord be threw !
off his long overcoat lined with fur.
went to a Ore of biasing log* and
warmed his bands, then, turning bit*
eye, was caught by a notice tacked or
tbe walL It read:
The fourth drswtr>g fee the r**r of the .
matrimonial tottery will take place at the j
town hail tomorrow evening. No*. U, at f
o'clock.
The stranger turned t? tbe landlord i
: and asked for an explanation of the
strange notice.
"In this place," said ihe landlord,
"four times a year we have a lottery '
One of our girls Is put up as a prlre. ?
, Five thonsSnd ticket* a it ?6W nt a j
ruble a ticket. Tbe holder of the win
' ntng ticket is bound to mam (lie gtrl.
the money serving a? bor dowry. If.
however, she wilt not hare him they
may divide tbe money between them
la case the man who wins ts already
married he may turn over the prise to
any friend he may select."
"Is not this a singular enstotn T*
"Ttmt may be, but It la a very good
one. We hare Tn Ptne'?*k every year
a new lot of girls that hsve come to a
marrlafjeaNe age who at* without
dowries. The lottery provides for four
of them."
"And who la the prise for the present j
drawing?"
??Son is Orl off
Tire stranger started.
?Tvo you know the Ctrl?" asked the
landlord
"Yes N?* The name to familiar to
roe. Rot there are others of this name
llow should 1 know her. I being a
stranger In Smolensk?"
"She hf?* not always lived here."
"Are theohancee all taken V
"1 have beard that not half have
bmi disponed of. The girl Is not well
known She keepa aloof and Is known
to averse to taking a hushnnd In
this way. Rot one of our philanthropic
cittwns will pay for all chances not
takes Just before the drawing."
The neit evening the town hall was
crowded with those who had come to
eee the dvawing. The priae was present,
n girl with the fair hair and eyes of a
Russian. She looked sad? Indeed, more i
lite oue to be sacrificed than to 1*
made a bride. Before the drawing
rtie philanthropic dttwn the landlord
tad spoken of asked bow many chances
remained unsold that he might pay for
them. He and those about him were
surprised at being Informed that all
ticket* had been sold. Thle they con
sidered remarkable since the day be
fere not orer 1.500 had been taken.
A great deal of time was taken up
preparing for the drawing Tickets
had been made bearing the names of
the 1.500 who had subscribed. but since
noon of the day of the drawing 3.500
more roust be made to complete the
S.000. A dot en persons were engaged
la an anteroom making tickets whHe
those in the ball waited. The latter
spent the time chatting and ^rolling
l>ack and forth before the prt?e, ogling
her. On her face waa the melancholy
j of those deformed persons whose de
1 fortuities are exhibited In museums
This set the spectators wondering, for
at these drawings the prise girl usually
looked proud and happy
It was qnclte late when the door of
the ante roots waa opened and a bas
Wet full of ?t? of paper. ?*> which
were written tafflM of tboee who had
subscribed for chances, was brought
a. The content* of the basket were
emptied Into a hope wheel, which was
resolved, and wb? Jt stopped a ltd
waa o*wned ' and the master of fere
-w?n*w. WlndfoMed; P?t i? his hand
and *??*? ??riha miw There waa a i
jroatbtws alienee tilt tt? afroounee- j
mrat Tin u be tunouoosJ :
-Paul Za*ieakir
Ail eyes voe turned upon ?onla Or
?off to observe the effect the name
would have upon her She was ett
j tin? whore she co*L>d rwjJIIy be sew
to the speStlug <rf the mrme of tbe
? .-ttsti who had won tiw she seemed In
different. bet the mowiat the words
rang out in the halt a chab*e came
n-or her. She started.- A look of sur
prise came into her eyas. A rose tint
started In each cheek and spread Itself
all over her face A light cam* Into
^rr eye. Rt* mo* noticeable of all
was a Hwk of wonder.
The wonder waa reflected In the
faces of tfcoae wtoo looked upon hers.
What did this change In her mean?
Who waa tWa Paul Batoleskl * No one
present seemed to know him.
, Prom the ontnide of thoae surround
ing the wheel and the prtae a young
man came forward, approach fd the
girl, knelt before her and. taking her
hand in his, kisoe# K. Then he turned
; to the others;
-I am Pan! SablertL In Poland
? Sonia Ortoff and I grew up together
and became lovers Bat bcr parents
removed to this place. 1 hare become
a successful merchant and came here
yesterday to find her. I subscribed for
fbe remaining chance*, giving me
; more than three to one to win. To
morrow the money subscribed by oth
ers will be returned to them."
ill was not necessary for the bride
to speak her acceptance of the hus
band provided for her by the lottery.
Her face was beaming. Taking the
era of Zableski. the pair walked out
of the hall amid the plandlta of those
; present
Are Drawing Near
There is always a large
demand for Christmas
and New Year Cards
and Novelties at this
time of the year.
The Alaskan will
make a specialty of
this work this year.
Our work is
the best.
Our prices are
right
Give us a call.
OHff
lailg Alaskan
FIRE 8ALEI FIRE SAL El
WOOD TO BURN
Good Dry Planking tor Summer ua*.
Special price tfcla month
? 2 . 00 P'ER RICK.
So? HERB T A TL OH ? PboU*
SMOKER!! ATTENTION
W. W. Boughton hM taken tkfe
?cfttcy tor the JBeUy hoiiai
EL nsPlklTO CWCAR
havaha cigars.
6.0W? |Bit received from the fat*
tory at Tampa, Fla. H yoo want the
beet don't tall to fire theee ???0?
& trial. v
GOOD CHANCE FOR MIN1R0
Win let out on lay r*xl *ro?i?d on
Spruce Creek all opetted op and re?4
to wort Fine opportunity tor a
number of men to t*A a r*ch wlB
ter domp. For parthsalari apply
Maakan office
? - -
Ml ill!1
Jifany Aluktn People Know ths Im
portance of Healthy Kidneys
The kidney# filter the blood.
They work night and day.
Weil kidney* remove Imparities.
Sick kidneys allow impurities to
multiply.
No kidney III should be neglected.
There Is grave dangwr in delay.
If you have backache or urinary
troubles.
If you are dixiy, nervous or worn
out.
Begin treat? njf your IrWneys at
once;
Use a proven kidney remedy.
None endorsed like Doan's Kidney'
Pills
Recommended by thousands.
Proved by grateful testimony
John Couger, 845 N. Seventeenth
St . Salem Ore , ' Doao'a Kidney
PlHs have been used In my family >
with (treat benefit. I also know of
other people who have taken thla rem
edy for kidney trouble with the best
possible results."
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents. Foster-MHbum Co., Buffalo
New Tork, sols agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? and
take no other.
I here's voor anfl
Strength
in every (imp
COWPTtNV
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PftOrtM'ONAL CAM 06.
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ROYAL A. OUMMItON
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H. ?. Lf FCVKE
.iTTORNBY-A TLA W
CommiMlooer For Takoa Territory
to Take Affidavit*
Stmtvf. Mdtt
DtttMU
OR. 1. t. KILLER
OENTWT
Mailt' M?tkc4?
Opan E?anln**.
cm?? Hvm. ?-il a. m. 1-4 p. m.
A^urnii trafMin*. Ri-(*cnv*y
?MAO WAY, . ? . A LARK A.
Dntil Supplies.
M. P. PATTERSON A COMPANY
? Daft)** ta ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
229 Walkar Bid* 8?*UtI<?. Wuk
Ur4*r? i>y Dill or ubit ?.ii n
r*'r* pfnmpt attawu.in CstMto#**
reqn**.
Engia* >ra
H. P. M. BIRKINBINK
E N <2 I N E E R
J. E Daout y Land and Ml nara
? : So rv ay or -
Potlay BM? H*J ura Ala* ??
F%yafc-x*n*
C. W. PRE9NALL, M. O.
Offksa *a4 AaaMaoca
PrwtojrUrta* MlMlon Kaa?HaL
PWw Ml? toa HoaptUJ
RAINES, ALASKA.
Muale T aac^ari.
MISS M. O. MINOSH AW
Tmehar of
PIANO FORTE
SpacUl T?rwa for a Limited
Noabar of fveglnnnr*
EIGHTH AVE. AN* MAIN ST.
Oystart oh half or Ska*
way aprtn* chlckan at th# Park Train
Rfatsorant
When in SKagway Stop at the
Pullen House
MRS. H. 8. PULLEN. PROPRIETRESS
The Modern Hostelry of Alaska
40 ROOMS 40
Elegantly Furnished
?Single or en Suite
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, BATHS, TELEPHONES
..The Best of Meals.,
TABLE SUPPLIED WITH BEST THE MARKET AFFORD#.
Milk and Cr*am from our own J ars?y Dairy.
RATES CONSISTENT WITH THE BEST SERVTCB.
FREE BUS TO AND FROM ACL BOATS AND TRAINS.
SKagway Alaska
Viri s i iTi a ? ? ittiMiVf n r
It Pays to Get Printing That
PLEASES
The Work from our Job Department
Please* Particular People.
Don't send out of town for yonr work. L*t us quote
you pricp*~-nb?w yon samples of stock, and do yonr work
QUICKLY, WELL, AND AT REASONABLE PRICEa.
ahr Sailg Alaskan.