You make a mistake if
I"
Famous for its Home Cooking.
Milk, Cream, Cottage Cheese and
Buttermilk from our own dairy.
Fresh Efcjs. Mcf
Rooms Single or en Suite Electric Lights
Porcelain Baths on each floor
RATES $2.50 PER DAY AND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THE
MINNEAPOLIS, ? SUNN.
W e for Circular
Ai ska Furs a Specialty
Very Top Prices Paid.
Make - Triad - Shipment
RAW FURS
? : WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES :
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE FOB PRICE LIST i
Percey's Fur House !
Oihkosh, ? Wi?con?in ?
?
Send the Skagway Dally Alaskan
home to the states. 75c. per month
+ + + + + + + + + + + ++ + + + + + + + + +
The Only First Class Hotel Opened Under New Manage
in Carcross ment
headquarter* tor AiMn 9t*jce Line.
HOTEL SCOTT
Scott k Schvra.nleka.mp
Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
3P?CIAL RATEP AND ACCOMMOD ATIONS FOR MUSHERS.
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK
CARCROSS & & YUKON TER.
NEW - - COMFORTABLE ELEGANT
The Caribou Hotel
I ^ E. W. GIDEON. Proprietor ^
Car cross, Yukon Territory
"Immediately Oppoute the WKite Pa?i Depot
Wei! Equipped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar
Headquarters for 'Schulz's Atlin Royal Mail* Stage Line
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy
H. P. ItlMAN, Prop.
4 The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
The largest and best conducted dairy In A laska "
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To all point* 00 White Pin A Yukon Boute.
B.M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, 4Ia?kn
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicits The Accounts
of Skagway Firms And Individuals.
,.o aiiWINI," that is jT% fpj ffl
^ Qwnine^J f ^
^Mim'o^SToSt S0XJrov%*
IHIil, WOULD MARK IN
DIANS AI-SO RKSPONSIBLK
A bill Introduced in the house
last Saturday by Rop. Thomas
Gaffney of Nome, to amend Section
142 of tho Penal Code of Alaska
The act Is aa follows
Bo It enacted by the Legislature
e' the Territory of Alaska:
That section nine of the uct of
February 6, 1909, entitled "An Act
Relating to Affairs In the Terri
tories" amending section one hun
dred and forty-two of Title one,
Chapter e'"' t, of the Act of March
3. 1899, entitled "An Act to Define
and Punish Crimes in the District
of Alaska and to provide a Code of
Criminal Procdeure for said dist
rict," be amended to road as fol
lows: "That If any person shall
without tha authority of the United
Stales, or some authorized officer
theieof, sell, barter, or give to any
Indian or half-breed any spirituous,
malt, or vinous liquor, or Intoxi
cating extract such person upon
conviction thereof, shall bo fined
uot less Hum one hundred dollars,
nor more than five hundred dollars,
or be imprisoned in the penitenti
ary for a term not to exceed one
year, and upoa every subsequent
conviction of a like offence shall be
Imprisoned in the penitentiary not
iess than one year nor more thai)
three years. And every Indian or
half breed who shall wrongfully and
wilfully solicit, purchase or receive
from any person any opirltuous
malt, or vinous liquor or intoxicat
ing extract, shall upon conviction
thereof be punished as hereinbe
fore provided by this section The
term 'Indian' In this act shall be
construed to Include all of the ab
original races inhabiting Alaska
when annexed to the United States,
and their descendants of the whole
or half blood."
Th* English of England.
The I.ondi'U Chronicle gives these ec
centric pronunciations of a few of the
curious place unmes that dot the map
of England: Kbudbaxton is Klbson,
Woodmancote Is Uddeumuckat Saw
b ridge worth is Sa|*?er. Churcbdown Is
Chosen. Sandlacre is Senjiker. Little
Urswick is Lllosik. Aspatrin is Spetli
ry. St. Osith is Toosy, Chnddeuwyche
Is Cbarnago. Happlsburgh is Haseboro,
Salt Fleetby is Sollaby, Almondesbury
Is Amesburv. Conugresbury Is Coorns
bury.
Enjoy Their Quarrels.
"So you've been married twenty-five
fears?'' "
"That's right."
"And never bad a quarrel, I sup
pose?"
"Not so. We're !iad many a quarrel."
"Not serious ones?"
"Yes, serious ones."
"And yet you've been happy?*'
"Sure. It makes my wife happy to
?et the ivst of n.e so often, and I'm
tickled to death If I win o.ie argument
JUt of ten "?Detroit Free Press.
A Test Far Beneath Hi* Capacity.
The jrovof sod of a lawyer who lives
jut south has just made his first ap
pearance at kindergarten. The other
day his teacher asked the children to
look over the room and any who could
count to rise and tell her the number
of children In the room. The young
south slder arose and. looking about
over the heads, remarked with great
aplomb:
"Huh! I can't count these chl'dren,
because I can ^otint to a hundred, and
there ain't that many here "?Kansas
City Star.
Tine Legal Quibble.
Here is a queer case for an action. A
man was insane and determined to
throw himself out of the window of
the asylum. He mnde several attempts
and was prevented by the servants.
Put In a new apartment, he tried It
again, jumped out of the window, fell
on the lawn. Injured himself seriously,
but. strange to say, the shock cured his
mental disorder. At once be sued the
officers of the asylum for negligence
The plaintiff was nonsuited. There is
a delightful legal quibble about this, for
the pros and cons are majy.? Argonaut
To Catch the Tr?ln.
A physician says early rising Is an
error More frequently It Is a necessi
ty.? Louisville Courier-Journal.
Greenland.
Owing to the dry. cold atmosphere,
not a single infectious disease Is known
In Greenland.
The Reator..
He? And you loved me so long. She
?Yes. But now you are so short.? Bal
timore American.
A Muff.
When a young man drops a tfrl. nat
urally she doesn't consider him such a
good catch.? Kansas City Journ il.
Kid Glove*.
The modern kid glove goes through
the bands of 235 workmen before it Is
finished
Tempered Steel.
For penknives the steel Is tempered
at 470 degrees, for table knives at 530
degrees and for saws at 560 degrees.
Chicago'* Rat*.
Chicago has more rats In proportion
to Its size than any ether city on
earth.
A Choice Between
Two Roads
8r F. A. MITCHEL
' - ? - - -
Raring occasion to Journey through a
portion of Tennessee, the region of tb?
Cumberland plateeu. I waa obliged on
one occasion to travel by wagon. A
countryman with aoma supplies waa
going over the route I pre posed to take,
and when I offered him good pay to
take me with him he accepted the prop
osition.
We hadn't got far on oar route when
we came to a bouse atandlng bealde
the ro.id, and a girl carrying a carpet
bin?? It was an old timer, really made
of cari>et? came out of the bouse, evi
dently to meet the ?yagou. She was
"dressed up"? that Is, she had on her
best clothes Instead of the calico dresa
and sunbonnrt of the typical southern
country girl
"Josh." she Mid. "I reckon I'll go with
yo' "
"All right, Salry. Climb up yere."
There was room for three on the neat
hut since my driver? Saunders was his
nnuie? nnd the girl seemed Inclined to
be spoony I removed myself to a soft
bnle of some kind of (roods in the wag
on behlud them, saying that I would
have a smoke.
.losh and Sairy. as they called eacb
other, were evldeutly enjoying tbe trip
together. Neither gave me any Infor
matlon as to their relationship or how
the girl knew that he would pass the
house where she Joined us at that day
aud hour,
Having nothing to do, I amused my
self trying to work out tbe relation
ship between them. While they said
nothing directly to Indicate It. tbey
said a great deal Indirectly. At one
time the girl would chat about a eer
tain farm, mentioning all sorts of de
vices for making the bouse on !t attrac
tive She would put up some curtains
she had that would Bt very nee.rly
and paper several of tbe rooms her
self? she had done papering before?
and line tbe porch with Dower*, aud
make s lot of Improvements besides
Josh assented to all this every time she
stopped long enough to give him an op
portunity, saying: "Just so Tbat
would look mighty fine- beautiful." But
It seemed to me that be was listening
to a story rather than fact*. If she
were picturing a future borne In whlcb
he was to participate be gave me tbe
Idea that he considered tbe girl to be
a ra!til>ow chaser.
Striking a crossroad, we found a man
sitting on a fence whittling a stick. He
took no uotlce of us till we came op
poslte; tbeo he said:
"Howdy, Josh? Howdy, Sairy T"
"How dy. .Mart?" said Josb. pull
Ing up.
"Whar yo' goln'?" asked Mart
"We're goln" to Jasper."
"What yo' goln' to do tbar-get mar
ried?"
Josh looked at tbe girl, but since she
did not seem Inclined to make a reply
be did so hltrself. "We allowed we
might get married If we can Ond a pa'
son to marry us."
"1 reckoned so That's tbe reason 1
Jlst thought I d wait fo' yo' yera"
I cbauged my position so tbat I could
see tbe girl's face. All tbe light heart
edness bad gone out of ber. I Inferred
that tbe man sitting on tbe fence was
a claimant for ber himself, but be was
a red beaded, freckled, loose Jointed,
disagreeable looking fellow. a'id I
didn't see bow be could have any
chance with Josb. who was quite good
looking and otherwise attractive Net
ther Josh nor Salry ms.de any com
ment on Mart's last statement, and
presently be drawled:
"See here, Salry. this has been goln'
on long enough. Yo' see tbe sign
bonrds polntin' tbe way? The road
you're goln' lends to Jiaper, t'other
one to Cbnttanoogy. Air yo' goln" to
Jasper with Josb or air yo' goln' to
Cbnttanoogy with me?"
There being no Immediate reply to
this, there was a dead silence. It was
evident that the two men were wait
ing for the girl to decide between
them. Presently Mari ni'ded:
"This ends the foolln*. Vo' go to
Jasper or to Cbnttanoogy, and which
ever way yo" go you stay There's
no go back."
llnir a minute eiaprea oerore me ur
I'lsion came aud then cot la words,
.losb must have seen It In tbe girl's
face, for I saw him reach down under
the sent, take out Salry'o carpetbag
nml band It to be.-. At the same time
Mart approached and banded ber
down on to tbe road. Then Jcwb drove
on. Looking back, I saw Mart and
Salry trudging along on the road to
Chattanooga.
Taking tbe seat I bad vacate In fa
vor of tbe girl. I banded Josh a cigar
'Smoke?"
"Reckon I will."
"What doe* all tbla mean?" I asked
whea be bad lighted up.
"Waal, there's some wlmmen be* a
powerful Influence over some men and
some men over some wlmraen. That
en I he* been wantln' to marry me to'
a long spell, but that feller wouldn't
let her I)ld .vo' hear ber tnlkln' about
the house t?e was to live In arter we
was married? I'd beerd all that afore
I knowed It didn't ciean notbln*. I
crowed Mart was a-watcbln' ber and
Dad h a spies out on ber and she
wouldn't get far afore he'd atop ber."
"I)oet ahe fear blm?"
"No. If he'd a' tried to fore? ber
I'd put a bullet Inter him."
I asked Josh If Mert noticed the
girl, explained to him what hypnotis
ing meant but all he bad to any to
this was:
"I 'l'.ono."
DOJPT EXITCKTMETT
Vou tt'HI Make ?To Hiatal e If frt
Follow ThU \1l1tc0.
Never neglect your kidneys
If you have pun la Ue back,
urinary disorders, disslnsee sal
nervousness, It's time to set ??d
do tlm? to experiment. Thes* sre
frequently symptoms of kidney
trouble, sad a remedy which u
recotnmeudej for the kidneys should
be tskea la time.
Doen'a Kldaey PlUs are s good
rsmedy to use. It has scted effect
ively to many esses la thl* vicinity
Can Alaskan residents demand
further proof than the following tee
Umonlal t
E. O. Ueaumout, (36 O it.
Eureka, Cal , says: "For a ion*
time I had s bad case of kidney sad
bladder trouble. The kidney secret
Ions were too frequent In passage
and I suffered s great deal from
jscksche thst was especially severe
at night. 1 applied platters to my
:>ack and used other remedies, bet
without receiving sny noticeable
benefit. Happening to see sn ar
ticle li the papers about botn's
Kidney Pit's, I procured the rem
edy. 1 began using It sr.d In s
short time my kidneys were restor
ed to a normal condition. I hare
used five boxes of Doan s Kidney
Pills and can say that I am cured
As I did not take sny other remedy
at the same time, I give the full
credit for my cure to Doen'a Kidney
PlUs."
For sale by sll dealers Price
50 cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buf
falo, New York, sole agents for the
United SUtes.
Remember the name Doan 'fr
aud take no other
Citizens desiring to vote for can
didates for the common council of
Skafwny. Alaska, at the municipal
election to be held April 1, 1911.
must register. The registration
nooks will be open at the 'own hall
frotn 7 to 10 o'clock ererv evening
from March 17 until March 29. In
clusive
f>. McKay.
Town Clerk.
REGISTRATION JTOTICK.
FIVE COOO ONE* TO ORAW TO.
Pebbleford and Gibson Rye i Rud
welser. Bine Rlbboo and Pale Rain
ler Beer at the Board o# Trade.
NOTICE
The Alaska Transfer com
pany solicits roar business
Orders given prompt an!
careful attention. Office still
remains In Depot building, W
P A Y. R. 'Phone 10.
Respectful ly yours,
HERB TAYLOR
GREAT CLEARANCE SAI.E
Sold at a Iom! Malt Rainier, 2#
cent* per bottle. Especially prepar
ed for tick people and Invalids, and
excellent for nursing mother* Only
two barrels left. After that, pr1<*
will be 35 rent* per bottle
Pa?k Train Bar
KINfi'SCAFEi
Whitehorse, Y. L
Best Meals and Short Order
Service in tho North.
Only White Help Employed
Private Boxes
Furnishing* Attractive
Mrs. OrlolT King, Prop'r.
FREE
TO FUR SHIPPERS
TlM newt aenrmu. r?ll?bl? ??? o?lr * "??
A* port and rue* UMrflK Und rt????**
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Mailed rexxtstkoMlBMrxM n ju? r?r?
an a rout mm ? ? max -nni
Ifi Dot a Trappor hot apaMlratina
l?ra?d *r?ty ttro r** T? '*?
aorta ofwhat udotm la *1. of
th<- World In Amnina Kaw Para. TWt
Information l? wort* hnrxlr-dt of dolUn w?
fou Writ* for U-NOW-rrS FHES
A. B. SHUBERT, m.
? TWUnrtl? *tk??M<
Aatriru R*? Fun
25-27 f r?W-S?.M- J 0MC4a.lL.l lA.
Relieves CATARRH of
the
BLADDER
and all
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I24MOURS
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?KAOWAY WKATHCM fttPOftT
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m Moore's Witarf u
last nl*ht, 'j u follow*
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W. R Hill?rr, W M
Fratrmel 'Ht
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Wo IS, frwr
nal Or4?r of
Eiglm n^i Ik* flr?t and third
Wednesday n'fht ot ?h*Ii month at
their hall on Fifth VklMn*
brother* cordially U?lt?d to at?end
John Oraahrl. VT. t' ; J M K*ll#r.
Secretary
It. P. O. B,~
Bkugwar tsrif
Xo 411, B V n
E m**ti *r*rr
Tfeuredaj nlffht
At 110 Rika
Y* '?lb an<l r^adln*
room open dallr from I p. m to
IS midnight. Visit I nit brother* tor
dlally wMromo ? W R HHIery. K*
fi O?o M??, Secretary
f'ump Skafvir No I.
A. B m?e<* ?*ery To?*
day evening at S ?>'? v
m. sharp VUttln? brother* eor>1u?i
1/ welcome? Fred Fot??o, Arctic
AM. G?o Robbl??, Arctic R??
r???FEHMK>*AI< ? ARD*.
H. B. LK FK\RF.
AltfirMj-Ai-Uw
Commissioner For Tafeou ,-rttor/
to Imk* Affidavits
ikagway - ? AlaM*
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