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?as ?*** Nocb i? ;h? satraon
l?nRiT>^?v rr*par.'?ti?r* ju> b?>:w?
-n?rf* fnr r?w oaniwri** ia Al?sk&
alone ? : i.J? * il) ;?vf ail o*t|Wt Of
x> fc~-? tfe*n I oat** of ft#k.
ir a* ??*-!) *- w*? park?*! r?n Purr*
SlW- |M( MMIR. the fci,rCrM
i>m known SkonW tfe* rt?*w
j?*t *p m ttiwcji [W ?5 ;|wnn<>d. tfce
\k?1s? pack at cuwd sUnon wiU
this vw Jwr iTH-rfX'ri uNewS otf
?hin( TTK" TJit-tT tw*# nrnst
ICOAL:
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Wellington Lump Coal
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fc?w?oM cam i< tL tk II C ftrt.if
?.3 flYCO CARBON
Pv(M CoakMOK Idtara He?
UsM Aj*
Ot Mrf w!W Jv.*f lal. Ilrt, ?
?taU ofTVr this coal. %
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<aack?d> 1 **
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i>c? i?i?m IkM* 4?!t*?ry
Moore's Wharf Co .
Alaska Transfer Co.
ROUE SELLING AwlNTl
?>??.?? ** 9k?ow?^, *;??**.
> ! of which are no* porctaaia* ?oppHe?
, *??i outfits n Seattle will ni?ui the
expenditure during the next throe
' ?- t. :ti mi
KOon to the inreatmente Unt wiU
>? nv?<jk> by IPO at no r* purse seiners
tad fl?heroea for outfit* ?nd
*aa's supptie* .
KTXet a Ion* alienee, *M* the
Ur*RcrrU mill wa* shut dowu for re
vs, irw th? sawmill whistle blew Wed
k vuia? rooming the *t*tial for the
?effinajRy of what promises to be
the longest season's cut i? its Ma
lory Almost t full crew of new
nii! bands ftxxn the Sound. have
been hire.? far * hiw soaaoo and k
wiM be eoroe days before they be
<MR>e accustomed to the now mill
aad driver the maximum daily cot
However, the perto?-:ica| blasts of the
whistle and business-Mite hum of the
**ws *re wek-Ome sounds to all.
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BOARD OF TRADE CAFE.
Nt-M rou bear the latest?
Sum? It Isnt out yet.
WU ? Sate it I*. IM't go down to
the Board of Trade Cafe. and (ret a
good *qo*re bm!.
w> also make specialties of ban
o'lets a?d private dinner parties. ?
Karamaa * Cle^k, Telephone *2.
Mrs THIS?
j We otter One Hundred Dollars Re
?and for any cane of catarrh that can
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Care.
F. J. CHGNBT A CO., Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned have known
i F. J. Cheney for the past 16 years.
*nd believe bin-, perfectly honorable
a all business transactions, and fin
: aroallr able to carry out any obliga
lions made by his firm. Walding. Kin
ana ft Marvin, Wholesale aruggist* o
j Toledo, a
Hull's Catarrh ewe is taken intern
tlly. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous lurfioo* of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Frlce%75c.
w bottle Sold by nil druggists.
Take Hall's Family Fills for const!
I aatiioa.
F. J. CHWnCT * CO.. Toledo, O.
Soid by Pragglats, 7Sc
Take Hall's Family PUl? for oons'J
GRA^O REDUCTION SALE
The Puck Train Is now selliag a
big lot of iJood Goods at reduced
prtces as they are retting too old to
hold and sell at a profit. Tours,
tf Herman Grimm
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LaxT^Vj? B- c^ J QuinaK (JJf Ef
Cm a OrN m O* Nj', On* in 2 C?yi C/ f i* s&L J' ^"VT^X^
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NEW COMFORTABLE ELEGANT +
The Caribou Hotel *
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B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau. - Ala*ka
OLDE5T BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicit? The Accounts
Sktgiraj Firae And Individual?
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M. f. SECMAM. Prop.
4 The Sanitary Milk Ranch" ?
Th? tad b?rt ?ooch>c**(i dairy in >Uska. ?? ? > +
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Daily Shipment* of Pure Milk and Cream
T*> ill po*r?<? W*t?> P*?? ? Yafetm (trot*.
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STROLLER WHITE SHEDS
A TEAR FOR HAHN.
it w*a with profound sorrow that
?he Stroller heard of hla gojd friend.
V. I. Hahn, superintendent of the
I White Paaa R*Ilw?y. belt* "rua la"
an the charge of violating tha Sher
i man Anti-trust law. The StroJier
does not believe Mr. Hahn ever
; knowllngty violated a law In hia life.
! but that he was "harveeted" on ac
; count of hit' associate*. The predloa
itient of Mr Hahn rerails fc> the Stro
ler i nrfnd the story of a certain pot
sheep which vu unknown, unhooor
ed and unsung until the death of a
stockman who pastured his herds
tether on tha plains of Jericho or
Montana, the Stroller has forgotten j
which.
The herder bad two scna, the old
?? of whom was a keen shrewd youth
with an eye to business, while the
rounjrer ?u little better than an
MML
When it came time for the o'd man
to quit he called Ma two sons to
hla bedside and Mid:
"Dora, the Jig Ife up with your pop
He 4a all In. What I have, I leave to
be divided equally between you two.
My assets are 2,000 head of sheep.
\rwi you. my eldest aon, aec to It
'hat your simple brother gets hla
half of the ahoep The division I
'eave to you."
After the old man had been burifd
'he elder aon rounded up the sb??ep
and carefully divided them, putting
the *calJawaj>* In one corral, and
all the sood sheep, with one e*cept
<??. in Another. The exception was
a btg pet wether called BIPy. the
?iol of the aimple boy. This pet
wether the older and foxy boy placed
with the scaltawa* sheep. He then
^alled hi* younjrer brother and saJd:
Dear Johnnie, the sheep have been
~nnaHy divided and I am giving you
first choice. Come out to the cor
rals and take your pick of the
flocks
He thought, of course. Johnnie
would have no eye for any of the
>beep except Wily, and would cer
tainly choose the flock of which the
favorite wether was a number.
The boys first visited the good
<he*p. at which Johnnfc- scarcely
clanced. They them passed to the
other corral which Johnnie Immed
iately entered and went straight to
Hllty. On bonded knees and with
arms around Billy's neck, the silly
N>v said:
Wily, we have been (boo* Hke
brothers Rllly. we have I boo* drank
mift from the same pan. Billy, we
have played and romped together
and thooi when ttred, we lay down
and alept together. But (boo) Billy.
*e must (boo hoot part. Billy, yon
arc> In a damned bad crowd. ? White
horse Star.
historic battle flags
WILL BE DISPLAYED.
Stvdents of American history, more
especially those Interested la Uir
navy, arc giving much attention to
;he disposition o f the colhvtiofi. or
oaptwed buttle flag* and trophies no r
slowly decaying In iron chest* in the
chapel o f the Navy Academy at An
napaMs. It ha* been jsx?po*ed to
place Un*e tra*?hles on exhibition by
hanging them in the chapel, after the
manner of the display of soch thing*
in European cathedrals and battle ab
bey*. It will be necessary to make
elaborate repairs of many of the
flags. however, and U> this Congress
has been asked to appropriate $20,000
to bear the expense of the delicate
operation* necewary The repairs
trill constitute a complete restoration
of the flags, no tar ?* texture is own
cemed, by reinforcing them with *
fine and almoet Invisible Hnm me?h
It has been estimated that 1.200 yd.
of this mesh vHl be needed for the
work. as there are ISO ensigns and
pennants in the collection. The ma
terial for the work will cost $1,500
and the work itself will constat of a
series of Ion*, tedious and delicate or?
eraUoes which can only be performed
by the moat skilled needlewomen. A
number of these Interesting trophies
are shown in a pare illustration In
the March Popular Mechanics Mag
azine
SEATTLE LABOR UNIONS
WOULD HELP ALASKA.
SEATTLE, Wash., Feb. 20? The
Central Labor Council of Seattle has
Hegun a campaign to arouse Interest
in the proposed construction of a
Government railroad In Alaska. A
resolution urging immediate action hy
Congress, without awaiting the re
port of a commission, was passed at
a meeting last night. Copies of the
resolution will be sent to labor or
ganisations all over the coon try, urg
ing them to take similar action.
Bottled Pale Rainier, Blue Ribbon
1 and Olympla Beer for sole at the
j Bosrd of Trade. tf.
SEATTLI! POLICE SAID
TO BE IMPLICATED.
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SEATT1JE. Hie 27? A* the re?/t
of th? confession u?ade by Jam#*
Barrett in the Orejon *Ut? pr',*;n
yesterday concerning the Humboldt
OoJd robbery it Is expected that
there will be a shaking up in t>?
local polW depart merit *nS the ar
reft of Mtml ofrkem and that of
a local aa.loon man in' the city ta
belns: daUy expected.
DARROW TRIAL DATE TO
BE SET THIS WEEK.
U*y Alaska N??r? Bureau.)
LOS AX<;KLBS, 0*1, F?b 28? The
plea made for Clarence Darrow, the
imMeted lalx?r Hit-rney. on Saturday
for a twnucript of the tlrand Jury
proceeding, which Jury returned the
Indictment a**ln?t him. ha* been
?Ipnierl. The date of hH trial wl'l be
set thi? week
ITALIAN SENATORS
ALSO ANNEX TRIPOLI.
(By Ailaaka Xewa Bureau.)
ROMK, Feb. 26? Following theac.
iion taken Saturday by the Hoiwe
nt ivpnties wtth regard to the an
nexation of Tripoli, the Senate today
passed a bill calllnu for the annex
ation of thai: territory from the Turk
inh empire
ENGLISH SHIP DIDO
GETS IN WRONG.
(By Akuka News Bureau.)
ADEN. Arab*. F<*. 27? The Brit
sh cruiser DMo was recently sheH
?d by the Tnrkl?h fort near Prrira.
The DMo evidently was mistaken for
an Italian warship. Her commander
was not aware of the blockade and
steamed clow to the fort.
TEDDV TALK9 POLITICS.
(By AJaaka Newa Bureau)
BOSTON, Mass., Feb. 27? Theodore
Roosevelt arrived in the city y<?ter.
lay and will remain here for several
lay* during irhlcti time he wUl be in
xmference with the lead In* politician
of the state
SENATOR DUPONT IS UNDER FIRE.
(By Alaska Newa Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C.t F?*>. *?
Senator Algernon Ifcipont <rf Deia
ware has been notified that the dr.
cu instances surrounding his election
to the Senate were to be Investigate^
rporv being notified he return**! Im
mediately to this cfty and demanded
that an InvetKlgatlon be made In
order that hla name he cleared.
LOOK OUT FOR SNOW.
(By Atas'ka Newa Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, T). C.. Frt>. 17? ?
The weather lmreau here are aead
ing out warnings to the effect that
rain and snoir fttorms may be ex
pected throoglioat the entire oomi
try dnrtng the week.
AMERICAN8 WILL
COMPETE FOR ENGLAND, j
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NEW YORK, Peb. tl? Jaa. Mottu j
ment of this city, who waa formerly
the American champion two-miler,
will ?all for England next week to
compete In the English Olympic try
outs on May 26. He to ineligible to
Battle for America because he ts no?
a cititen of this country. For the
same reason, Dan Ahem, the world's
record holder for the hop, step and
Jump, and Con Walsh, the National
champion hammer thrower, will wear
the colors of England if they eom-^
pete In the next Olympiad.
Girls, remember how good the
Bora have to you and return
the compliment the 29th.
FYesh hot cliirn tea at tb? Board
of Trade.
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold Hartiflgnen, syccesaoT to
W. W. Houghton, baa taken the
agtsncy for the Juetly famous
EL. INFlNtTO CLEAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
6,000 just received from the (ac
| tory at Tampa, Fla. II yon want the
' beat don't fall Co give these goods
a trial.
Henry FYledenthai. Phone 76. Quick
delivery. Baggage and expreMlng on
?fcori notice, d?ij or tilgbL
( .
j Kidney Troutffrs May be Snapping
Your Ufa A way. Alaskan People
H?v? L^suTied Thb Fact
When a healthy man or woman W
?lna to run down without apparent
cause, becomes weak, languid, de
, pressed, Buffers backache, headache,
| diizy spell* and urinary disorder*.
| kidney weakness may be the cause
lot It afl. Keep the kidney* well
j and th?y will keep you well Doan's
| Kidney Pills core tick kidneys And
keep them well. Can Alaskan read
I tra demand further proof than the
following statement:
Mrs. F. H. Morell, SIS Marion St.,
Seattle, Wash., says: "Kidney com
plaint and backache bothered me
Ml my life and I had such severe
attacks at times that I was practi
cally heiplese. The peine through
my kidneys and loins were almost
unbearable. 1 had headaches and
diny spells and in the morning when
I first got up, I became so ditiy
'hat [ dared not attempt to walk
serosa the hall. Learning about
Doan's Kidney Pill* ! began their use
The content* of the first box helped
me so greatly tbat I continued taking
?hem and before long I *u entirely
relieved of kidney complaint. I have
recommended Doan's Kidney PU1* to
many of my friends and shall con tin
ne to do so." (Statement given De
cember 17, 1#07.)
RB- ENDORSEMENT.
Mrs. Morell was interviewed on
February 1, 1?10, and she added to
the above: "I huve been in roo?1
health since I endorsed Doan's Kid
ney Fills in 1907. I take this rem
edy in the spring and fall and H
keeps me hi good health."
Ft* sale by all dealer*. Price BO
<-emts. Foeter-Milburn Co., Buffalo.
New York, sols agent* for the United
3 hates.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? and j
?*kin no other.
For sale by alt dealers. Price 60 1
ents. Foster Mliburn -Co., Buffalo
Vew York, sole Meat* for the Unit
d State*.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? and |
ake no other.
"JEER
ihere\ Vigor aid
Strength
in every drop
' LOCAL BRIEFS
SKAQWAY WEATHER REJ>0RT
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Result* of tha obaarrattoa takaa
at Moora'a Wharf at a*dal?fct,
F"b 29. 1?12, is at for ow* "?
l>mp. time obaarrtfa .. .. 27 abort
Ma*. praeedt?* ?4 hnr-.i .. tfabora
>lln - - .. .. M*bo*?
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Barometer 30: 40. Ckntdf. c**n
HIEfilCR WOIHH HFf HI
TEMPKRATCKC
STATIONS AUo?? Helow
Caribou 2
White Home if
Tajffsh . > 0
Atlin 3
f?wer Lebarge 10
ffootallnqua . .... 16
Big Salmon I?
Yukon Croaatnir 20
Selkirk 11
('?}?? Cftfl',.,.,,,,,,, 10
Stawarf, Kiter. ' 19
Otfkie 20
Dawson ... 15
Calm reported at all potato with
fog at Caribou and Ta^Ufi. clear at
Atlfrn, Yukon Croiwtajf, Coffee Clrfrsfc,
Stewart, Ogeivi? and Dawson. All
,)lher point* ^fowiy.
LOST? Between *Haln?n and Fort
Seward, a nugget bracelet rtnder
pleaao return to P. H. Morria, Maine#
Maaka. ' v . ? .
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SEATTLE'S
Leading Popular Priced Hotel
Hotel
Georgian
Earope*n.FUD_
*1] O itsUta ? a i> n r
Boom*.
rsrfl't?h?d *
Mmpl? Room*. _
"obttmntu! * i
ily trvi* Sol''- t*?y J
** - rA
>k |l' In* r ap.
two l?r?ot>?$1 Wop '
'toon ?lth b*lh ?!.*>
Two Per*** H !C *p 4
*.G.CALT>W*l,L ? 4
?anagar
r?In? Fj??t Lake far front FOOtfH AVEKUI
Hilton IVpot lo fmirth Bet. Colon * Pike
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium [Jmuj Alaska
T.arjre, C 1<hui, Individual Baths.
Abundance of Water. Beet of
Hotel Accommodation*. Par
nlahed Cablm frrr Rent. . . . .
Excellent Hunting and Fiahlng.
Motor Rottinr and Selling.
Steamer Georgia from Jnneaa
makes Mmf-monthly flalta. In
formation and rate* upon requeat
Dr. F. L Goddard, Prop.
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Health Resort
of
ALASKA
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?*tabli?hed 1897 Telephone 112
Phil. Abrahams
FIRE INSURANCE
Agent for the DUBUQUE OF IOWA and the ?
WESTCHJB8TEK OF NEW YORK.
Awmtg over Four Million.
NOTARY PUBLIC SKAGWAY, ALASKA jj
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.j. The Only Firfl Claw Hotel Opened Under New Manage
.j, in Carcrow ment
H ?a<1qoart?r* tor AtBa Stacs Uoa. rt,
IHOTEL SCOTT
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.j. Scott * Bchwantekafflp > v
+ Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
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+ SPECIAL RATES AND ACCOMMOOIATIONS FOR MU8HERS.
+ WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEbT
GOOD STABUES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK
\* CARCROSS & YUKON TER.
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