Best Meals
Ie Tit* CSt* XT the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY orc
DINNER *>3
Lodging
Fverrth nf 0*an jmm.
Fl>; C ass
Fifth A\rnur near Broadway
FOR GIFTS
SO *^Cl.5LE TO FIND WHAT
YOU V* ANT
W yv. *-e ul ?a a baai for
.M -*;c*te a? a gift, re
is. ,-r I r.f? ?\?os suvfc as
. ai m silverware, and
ruljj baati pa.aH>i <Jiu:a. ;iif;
. K a.alkfr"s, whvk avuhi
*m a? -s t-oa-.e a prestai a.- vac
. r..\. f ^uvis $\.vs* are aiway* aj>
, v I havt MUiag i?ut iJie
-s. i,j> to ca^e it paliei-a, and Ja
s ? -o V i"-t tte verr ;
O^r *aui work, oe* ,y tuatufactur
\ t-v . t?osr*\ ,n? It>r j
>? .v ?> ?k> not Curt out cor
*- i j. f.a.sb?s_ ;a liie ;??* ?
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. have a'vj- ttvai .e with
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r ? ?-. <e jva est.re ?*U?*a<.-ttc? at';
rta>.
? V* t k$1m jw; eye* ?kit pcm j
>*a k? ; ^ x ,?a a?< five at m> j
re * ill C;e laiaat. optkal in?tni !
stents
3 flu 5a,
and Opt hi
N ? better a c c ' " Gifcaon
-> \ Racier arc Ojrmjwa beer Or
-> p>.?- ? j>v; - T a. "v
The v ascot. U
FVw Joe t,> v-*a jre? a tMiHM
b <\vk?i r. **. at U?e Sf* Horn*'
KivtaurasV Ui )uK off oi
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:?^t o ' I fa to S-ive t*!*?e
a a- a'.
GOOD CHANCE PO?? MINERS.
\V;i )?<. oat oa At <r?xsi groaad ??
Sjoaoe Or , V a. , ojieee* ar aad r???d
> w-rt K.:e op;v 7Cus.vT for a
-v,Nv of ices to ?rK out a wh *ic
r Ftoc r*?~ ar?p*y ai
^ ^skir. oCffcm. tf
I here's Vigor and
Strength
in every drop
C0MPHNY
Wirt
GR4ND REDUCTION SALE
The Pack Train Is now Belling a
kit ot Good Goods at reduced
J prices as the? are getting too old to
' hold and sell at a profit. Torn*,
! tf. Herman Grimm.
FIRE SALEI FIRE SUEI
WOOD TO 8 URN
Goo4 Dry r tanking ror Summer use.
Special price this month
>2.00 PER RICK.
S<-?' ? H KRB TAYLO R? Phone
COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
EMw Hftart No. ?, On?K !V Mint*
u ImOymrML. Qm> algbeat gr*.'
aooMkold coal of aC the B. C. (Md?
SS^8 FIXED CARBON
Perfect OomfcusCton I nifnr? Hm
L4kM Art
Ok and after July 1st, 1H0, ?< !
thall offer this coul, selected W
cruded as Mlowu: ?
.V*ible Screened und s?ck*v $13 tei
^ccveatnes (aaolredi 8. *'
Screening* tbulk> T. ** ]
U*>?? prices tn chide d?B*?ry
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
?s?r># 10k SVa$\?a? Alaska
GR VND REDUCTION OF STOCK
?ALE
The Pack Train is now selling
big lot of Gocd Goods at reduc
prices as they are (retting too cK
*o hold ana sell at a profit Toura.
M Hwmi Grlmn
The TiMa d'Hofe d'nner at the
Pulier. House it better than ever.
dcr. t you try ;L You are wp}
>v>me tf
Foe Rent or Sule Cheap. ? A nice
J-room hoase Apply at l">ally Alas
kan >-vfCce (L
A T.ne mild teo;p?ranoe drink i?
the pur* wholesome beer made fron.
ihe sparkling waters of Tumwa.er
Talks, and the verr tx>?t barley malt
*.:h just the r.gbt proportion of
. h>Uv*t grown her* Brewed as on
ly the Olympia Brewing company can
brew For rale at the Board of Trade
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+ NEW COMFORTABLE ? ? ELEGANT +
? The Caribou Hotel ?
+ +
E. ^5 GIDEON. FVopnrtor
+ ^
+ Carcross, Yukon Territory
+
%jt awsi??e?? Or>po?tt t'hr ^"Krte Paa* Depot
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? ... , _ , +
+ Wf .lEcv. rprc Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar ^
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? Headcuartera for 'Schu'.rs Adm Royal Mail* Stage Line *r
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? -i ! : i : : ! ; : ; : n : ; i iv ?? ?h-h-h-h-i i h-h-i ; ;
+ + + + + + + + + + +
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j. The Only First Class Hotel Opened Under New Manage- +
j. in Carcross ment
J. H ?? Qoa.-lsr? tor AtCa SSure iAw 1_ " > i 4
I HOTEL SCOTTl
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j, Scott 4k Scfcw*t k-kajcp +
t Headquarters for Mining Men and +
Travelers ?
+ t
.}. S?ECHL RATES AND ACCOM MODI ATIONS FOR WUSHERS.
+ WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK
? CARCROSS & 0 YUKON TER.
*? + 4 + + + + + + + ?? "H + + + + + + + + ?? +
The Solicitor
Br CEL1A ATKINSON
Copyright by American Pr*?* Asso
ciation, mi.
John Gardner was down on his luck.
He had been well born and well edu
cated. Then one misfortune after an
other came upon bins and the family
to which be belonged just as be was
ready to make a start In life and
threw him, so to speak, on his beam
ends. He went about applying for a
position, bnt since be bad had no ex
;xrieoce In any department of busi
ness be received no better offer than
to solicit orders for a patent gas
burner.
Gardner, wbo had not yet worn out
bis gvod clothes and was afraid or
meeting some of his old friends who
would know what be was doing. kept
his samples down In the lx?ttom of
his pocket. He had sufficient pluck,
however, to drag himselt from one
house to another, mid whenever he
was received by any one whom he ?n"
sure be had never seen before would
produce a gas burner and pnx-eed to
expatiate on what a wonderful llcht
it would make and how Utile g**
would be burned.
One morning be rang the bell of a
residence, and the door was opened by
a young girl. He dldn"t mind solicit
ing of old women, old men or serv
ants. but girls troubled him. He was
about to ask If some one he was try
Ing to find lived there, but changed bis
mind, concluding that as short a way
as any to make an excuse to go on
would be to produce a sample. Tbe
girl would say she bad no use for It j
find that would end the matter.
"1 am canvassing for a patent gas
burner." he began, when the girl, j
much to his surprise, said. "Step In
side." Tie did so. and she led the way
to a drawing room. Then, asking him
be seated, she waited for him to
proceed with his harangue. There
was nothing left for him but to do so j
-This pas burner." be said. "Is ar
ranged to separate the gas Into mi
nute streams, so that It will mingle
freely with the oxygen of the air. pro
daring a brilliant light and consum
Ing a minimum of gas. Instead of the
enormous gas bills run up by using the
ordinary form of burner, the consumer
finds himself or herself Indebted to the
company for a bagatelle."
"Are you quite sure." interrupted the
girl, "that tbe company will not at the
end of the month be Indebted to the
consumer?"
Gardner looked at her with a con
strained smile, but. seeing no sign of
pleasantry and scarcely knowing what
he was saying, staggered on
"We scarcely claim that for it but
we are willing to guarantee that the
monthly gas Nil* will be reduced by
80 per cent of what they are when the
ordinary burner Is used."
-At what price do you sell your
burners?"
"At 10 cents each."
"1 will take a hundred of them. I
suppose vou will put them on for me
? Tjtrge order* like that are usually
put on by some one from the factory."
"I am opposed to allowing Tom. Dick
i and Harry tbe freedom of the house
I shall expect yon to put them on your
self."
"Certainly, if you wish It. Will to
raonvw at this hour be convenient for
you T"
"Yes."
Carxlner bowed himself out, aston
I shed The most that was required of
him was to introduce the burner. It
>vas not exported that ha would make
cales of more than a few burners at a
time. But here were a hundred or
dered at 10 cents apiece. That would
I be Jlil of which his commission would
be rtO per cent, or JO ne was quite
' elated.
1 TC mil 11<V in: V .. . .v ? !
burners and wss received by tbe young
lady, wtjo Informed him that ber
mother was Indisposed and It was
necessary that tbe bouse should be
kept quiet. Tbe burners, therefore.
xmHI not be put on that day. but If he
would call the next afternoon at 3
o'clock tbe work rolgbt be done She
: Intimated that no haste was Decessary j
' either in the burners being pot on or
his proceeding with his soliciting. She I
asked him into tbe library, where she
ntroduced tbe subject of books, upon
which she discoursed with as much
volubility as be had used in demon
strating burners. When be departed
he was a pood deal puzsled.
But fce was more so when tbe next
afternoon he called to put on tl? burn
ers. A phaeton was standing at tbe (
door, and wben be went Inside tbe
young lady, attired for going out was
potting on ber gloves.
j "1 think," sbe said, "that HI not
have tbe burners put on this after
noon. To tell the truth, 1 am a stock
bolder in a gas company, and your
burners consume so little gas that i ;
fear a complication."
"What complication 7" asked Gard
! ner. opening bis eyes.
"Why, l am afraid that as a stock
holder 1 shall become Indebted to my
self as a consumer."
Tbe two stood looking at each other
for a few moments, wben a smile
broke over tbe girl's face.
? "I knew yon." sbe said, "from tbe
moment you rang tbe doorbell tbe
other day. Tou are John Gardner, and
I met you not very long ago at Mrs.
Tucker's. I hare beard of your mis
fortunes and admire your pluck In
taking bold of tbe world even If your
first grip Is nothing better than a pas
burner. Fm going to ride and shall
be happy to bare yon go with me."
Six months later Gardner married
I tbe girl a ad a fortune.
SACK COVED WITH
IMPM
Burned and Itched So He Could Hardly
Stand It. Tried Medicines, Etc.,
Nearly3 Years, fn Eternal Misery.
Started Using Ci<ticura Remedies.
Now Has No Sign of Skin Disease.
" Vt trouble* bran aloni in the mmmer
In tbe hotti?d weather iwd took the form of
?mall eruption* and tuMnc mm) a kind of
?marting paia. It tool, tne mostly all over
my back and kept rettitif www tmtil finally
my bark wa* coverr.1 ? th a ma*, (if pimples
v. htoh would burn anil Itch at n*ht *o that
1 could hardly Man 1 It. Thte condition
kept cettinf won* and (row until my bark
wan a mild ma?* of bilt norm which would
break open and rvn My underclothtn*
would be a clot of blood.
"I tried various blood medicine* and other
remedies and aalvos for nearly three year*
and 1 ? u not e?-ttinc any benefit It seemed
I was in eternal mw? ry and could not uleep
on my back or lean bark on a chair I was I
finally riven a net of the Oittcura Rem- j
edies by my brother trh<i recommended them
to me very htfhl.v. I "tarted u?in* the
Outicur* Remedies and Imhle of two aeeka j
I could aee and feel r. (rmat relief. I kept
on u*inr Outtcwa Soap '?inlmmt and atsr 1
the Resolvent, and tn about three or four i
months' tune my bark erm? nearly cured and
I felt like a new hemp N ? 1 am In rood 1
health and no hot of any ?ktn disease* !
and I am fully aatisfied that Cutk-ura Rem- j
edie* are the best ever made for ?kfn disease*. j
I will always recommend them tc any- j
body who *111 u*e according to directions j
t would not be wiihotit them " (Sirned) ;
W VArmstronr.Onrbin.Kan.May2fl.ini. j
For more than a generation Outlcura Soap |
and Ointment hare afforded the mo?t eco- |
nomtcal treatment for affections of the ?Un I
and scalp of infant*, children and adult*.
Although ?old by drucrfct* and dealer* \
thr.-iirbout the world, a liberal sample of j
each, with O-p. book en the skin, will be
sent free, on application to rotter Drug A j
Cbcm. Torp.. Dept. 27 A, Itortoo.
CONFESSES I
TO KILLING
MTNNK \POLtS, Ort 2R->1*mno r?y
pard. it farm hand, confessed to mnr
dertnR two mm and a woman. T*ie
\"ictims were neighbors.
Lynch ins Is threatened.
SULPHUR FOUND
AT SAND POINT
of hunters, during the p?urt smrnn*. |
d4.?<-overod a larxe of sulpluw
joo mil ok from 1'nlnak pass and
ahont 4o miles from Sand Point,
InMh of wMrk pot nip arc located
on the narrow Alaskn peninsula. ly
ing h<*w<>??n Boring sea and the Pa
dfV <*< on. Copper. Iron. coaj, oil
and cold have heretofore Ixvn found
on th. peninsula. but this is 'ho
first r?i?orted find of inilphiir A com
pany is being formod In Seattle for
the purpose of developing the d*?
l?os4t and <r<Ui?lng th*> material The
deport is In miles from the roirK*'
of liie steamship Horn mhich serve*
the Alaska penlron?la, lint a good
harhor has been located nem- the
deposit which wiU pfrmk ships en
tering ami loading without trouble
? Mining and Kngineenng World.
SIGNS Of GOOD
TIMES IN VIEW
There are two very clever pl<*ce?
of Victor Sparks' work cm exhibition
in the windows of Britfs and Kirm
se's stores. The one in Kirmw'i
store depicts an oW Hay seed urging
the people of Skagway *o lay aside
their trials and tribulations .and ge^
together at the big dance *hich to
to be given by the W. P. A. C., on
October 31 ? Hallowe'en. The one in
the Brut Drop Store window is more
on the order of a poster, and set?
forth in glowing terms the good time
coming.
It is understood that the decora
tions for this danc*> will be very un
ique and appropriate for the occasion
Plat ahc>ad for a rood time, and paUlj
up a suitable costume for the great
est e?v.-'T)t of the ye;?r. given by
this popular institution.
Refreshments consisting of Apple*,
cider, pumpkin pie, dougnute and cof
fee will be served.
Different.
"How are you getting on?"
"I am leading the simple life."
"now silly r
"Do yoo think so?"
"1 do. Indeedr
"1 find it very expensive."
"Dear me! How lovely It must be!"
FOSSIL WORT
FROM ALASKA
Man;- of the "soordongha" who are
passing through Skagway enroQte to
the States for th-> winter, are taking
advantage of the oportnnity offered
them of securing some suitable sou
venlr for their friend* or relative*
which are so plentiful In the Kirmae
store.
The old fossil Irory from Alaska
seems to b< meeting with the great
est approval for the sales in this pop
ulsr ?to?v is the greatest It has been
f ?i foveral ; ear*
The nunx-roog designs of rrlbbage
boards, paper weight* and knives, na
kin rings and the endless variety of
fossil Ivory Jewelry which Is made
from the Maatodon Ivory is In great
demand.
There are three kinda of ivory found
In Alaska ? Mammoth, Mastodon and
Walms. The prehistoric snimais.
Mastodon and Mammoth (according t
our ?cientlsts), lived a hundred thoa j
sand years ago, the Walrus < Rosma I
rust, a marine animal, living at thl*
time.
This Ivory is not plentiful. In the
course of a season, an KOI mo family
will gather a few pieces and bring
them to the mlsaiona or trading
posts, receiving for them Kow Kow
(food) In exchange.
MANY ACCIDENTS
IN CHICAGO FOG
CHICAGO, ct 1?? Two person*
were killed in a railway collision. 21
hurt in a trolley wreck and humlreds
thrown in a panic in an elevated
railroad wreck, besides many other
accidents canaed by a dense fog
over Chicago early today
PROPESS'ONAL c '
Att onuin
ROVAL A. GUNNISON
AttomayAvLaw
P O. Roc I. JuneAa. Alaafra
H. LE FEVRE
ATTORNEY AT LAW
CommiMioner For Yukon Territory
to Take Affidavits
Aiaafca
ROBERT W. JENNINGS
Attorney at La w
Juneau, Maaka.
gaggfc
DR. I. . It KILLER
DENTIST
lloat Modern Matfeoda
Open K?anln*a
Cfflet Hour*: S-tS a m. 1-4 p n.
4<*akaa BatMinj. Broad way
SKAQWAV, . ALASKA.
Dental 8uppliea.
M. F. PATTERSON A COMPANY
? Deaiera In ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
IIM1 (antral Bide., 8?atU?. Wash
Older* by mall or cable will r?
?!t? prompt attention Catatogn*
'.a reqoaat
En*tr??*?
H. f? M BIRKINRINfc
KNOINIIR
U. S Dapufy Land and Minara
? : Surveyor : ?
Tollay RM? Hal nee A'aana
Muefc TaaeHara
MISS M. a HINOSHAW
Teacher of
PIANO PORTE
Special Termi l?r a Limited
Number of Banner*
EIGHTH AVE. ANP MAIN ST.
R< fore you aramp?<ie. *et your
j ? aUo? Notl<??. Pia-er or Quartt.
rrcm the D*lly Alaskin tf
Froah Oyater* on half well or Ska*
way Rprlnjr chicken at the Park Train
Restaurant tf.
When in SRagway Stop at the
Pullen House
MBS. M. S. 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 AF
Milk and Cream from cur own J?r? ?y Dairy.
RATES CONSISTENT WITH THE BEST SERVTCB.
FREE BUS TO AND FROM ALL BOATS AND TRAINS.
SKag'way
It Pays to Get Printing That
PLEASES
The Work from our Job Department
Pleases Particular People.
Don't send out of town for your work. Let us quote
you prices -show you samples of stock, and do vour work
QUICKLY. WELL. AND AT REASONABLE PRICES.
(Ehe Bailif Alaskan