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Hotel
Georgian
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\ll Outsi.l.' ^uimv
Rooms. KU-eactly
KunxNlieti
Sam i<le Room >
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ily t Solicited
RATES
Mnsle K.w\> $1 up
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rwo Persians SJ.W ui'
K. G CALDWELL
Stnwrr
Thk EM U?M from FOURTH AVENUE
I'ukwi to Fourth Bet. I'nlon ?& Pike
< ...PIPES...
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} MEERSCHAUM ,
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p Aad a Complete 1 ine of Smokers
W A tides for Ghristmas Presents
Dont forget the number
428
BROADWAY, (Near Fifth)
Tony Dortero's ^
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DON'T FROG I
Unless You've Got 50 Cents I
w, w. boughtonI
DEALER IN:
Cigars Tobacco.
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
LARGE CIRCULATING LIBRARY
INCLUDING LATEST COPY
RIGHTED noons
MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS AND
OTHER PERIODICALS
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium [?$&] Alaska
I.arye. ( lean. Individual Baths.
Abundance of Water. Best of
Hotel Accommodations. Fur
nished Cabins for Rent
Kxcellent iluntinp and Fishing.
Motor Boatinjf and Sailing.
Steamer Georgia fiom Juneau
makes semi-monthly visits. In
formation ami rates upon request
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
Health Resort
ALASKA
DEAFNESS CANNOT BF CURED
by local applications, as they can.no
reach the diseased portion of the ??or
There is only one way to euro deaf
cobs, and thai is by constitutions
remedies. Deafness is caused by ai
Inflamed condition of the Eustacliiai
Tube. When this tube is Inflame*
you have a rumbling sound or imper
feet hearing, and when it is entirel:
closed, deafness is the result, and urn
' eiss the inflammation can be takei
out and tube restored to its no*
nial condition, hearing will bo de
stroyed forever ; nine cases out of te>
pro caused by Catarrh, which is notii
ing but an inflamed condition of tin
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollar:
for any case of deafness (caused b:
Catarrh) that cannot be cured bj
Hall's Catarrh Cisre. Send for cir
culars, free*.
P. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O
Sold by Druggists, 75c
Take Hall's Ktvmlly Pills for consti
pation.
THREE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO
MONTICELLO rye
PEBBLE PORD RYE
GIBSON RYE
Bottled in Bond. In Bulk or in
Bfttles. At *he Board of Trade, tl
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
SALE
The Pack Train is now selling
big lot of Good Goods at reduce
prices as they are getting too <
to hold and sell at a profit. Yours,
y Herman Grimit
sxanau
RAW FURS
? : WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE FOR PRICE LIST
Percy's Fur House \
Oshko.h, - Wi?con*in j
mi ?TT??gxmmagtatn.''
ROYAL
Steam Laandry |
All Work Guaranteed. Short
Orders Promptly
Done.
t Messenger will call and deliver. ,
PHONE 79.
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SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THEi
IllllUMCl
MINNEAPOLIS. MINN.
W 8 lor Circular
A ska Furs a Specialty
Very Top Pric? Paid.
Make - Trial - Shipment
The Hquseof Rich
D. J . Rich, Proprietor.
WALl PAPER, BUILDING PAPER
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS AND
BUILDING MATERIAL
Mall Orders Promptly
Attended To
Skanwav, Alaska
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WAR WARM WORK
1 The Phrase "Heat of Battle" Not
a Mere Figure ot Speech.
i
FIGHTING FIRES THE BLOOD.
. An Old Veteran's Story of an Early
Morning Attack In Zero Weather and
the Change the Skirmish Wrought In
Hia Half Frozen Bodv.
"The expression "heat of battle" \
morp than n more |?K>tic figure of
speech descriptive of the fierce clow of
s emotion the soldier feels when In the
r midst of conflict." said a soul hern sol
dier who was an officer under Colonel
Mosby. "It descrll>cs exactly the *<'ii
sible. physical condition t be soldier
feels, no matter what the temperature
? may l>e.
"That this is !:..c v. us evidenced by !
my own experience d\r - tin- war l>e
tween the states. Ii w -? in I'elwuary.
1Si>4. and Colonel ,Mo-'y. with some
hundred of us. was ctim ?>.) near l"p
perville, n village i:i Vlru uia alM.iit
thirty miles south of Uar|M i- I er ?
Late one afternoon our 1< dei re.
a dispatch from General I ce lo make
a forced march thai night aud attack
[ a body of Federal troops that ?::? >;;i !
r tioned on lx>udon heichls. widt h over
look Harpers Kerry The weather was
bitter cold, the coldest that bud been
known in that section for many years
The mercury was coquetting around
zero, a six inch fall of snow, half melt
ed and frozen again. made the roads
almost impassable, and a stiff north
wind, added to these other evils, made
the outlook for n pleasant dash of
thirty miles a most dismally Improb
able one.
"It was nbout sunset when, muffled
to the eyes against the biting frost and
bitter wind, our column left camp at
Uppervllle For the tirst ten miles otir
squadron, made up of veterans Inured
to all manner of hardships, did no!
snffer much, and occasionally someone
wonld even essay a Joke Rut In the
second ten miles the cold, that hat)
slowly eaten Its way through overcoat
and Jacket and shirt, began tc bite Into
our bodies. To restore life to our numb
! legs we would take our feet from the
stirrups and let them hang until the
circulation was resiored-an old trick
with those compelled to ride much In
the cold- and we would keep our
? hands and arms In some measure
warm by beating them against our
bodies or clapping them severely to
gether.
"The second ten was bad enough. 1
sa.v. hut the last was ? well, a polar
nightmare. The vitality seemed to be
frozen out of man and beast. For I
j hours the horses stumbled through
the snow bearing a troop as silent as
; the dead save for an occasional
thumping of some poor devil's hair
frozen arms against bis side as he
sought to restore life to the deadened
limits. When I took my feet out of
the stirrups to help the circulation 1
wonld have to take my hands and lift
my legs up to get the feet back In
, place, so lost to all sensation were
l they.
"At length about 3 o'clock In the
morning we saw the Hi l ts <?f tl en
emy's picket fires and could dlstln
guish the muffled forms of the sentries
ns they paced (heir l>eats. There was
a small strip of woods that ran to
within a hundred or less yards of the
Federal camp, and In this we formed
Tot the attack. My hands were s,<
cold that I was unable to cock the
hammers of my revolvers with m>
rhumb, bnt was compelled to cITe. t It
with my teefh. holding the pistol be
tween my numbed lists and drawing
tack the hammer by gripping It In my
teeth and pulling If back nntll it
: caught.
"At length all was In readiness. As
I sat (here, barely able to crasp my
revolvers, the "Charger rang out, and
the next moment we were In the midst
' of fhe enemy, who were too astounded
; at an attack on such a bitter night to
? offer much resistance and for the most
I part fled down to FTarpers Ferry to
the main body. Some of them, how
ever. put up a stout fight for men
awakened from warm sleep to fight to
the death In the bitter night air, and
for a couple of minutes we had all we
could do. but It was soon over, nnd
we were In possession of the camp.
"When I came to myself I found t
was sitting with one leg thrown over
I the pummel of my saddle, mv orer
I coat nnd Jacket flung wide open, while
my shirt, opened to the last button,
allowed a grateful zero zephyr to play
npon my bare sweating breast. Tn
my hand. Trom which I had pulled the
f glove, moist with sweat, I was hold
ing my hat. wltb which I was vigor
onsly fanning myself.
"And less than five minutes before I
had been so chilled that had I been In
a comfortable house with n physician
at hand he would have fillet! me fnl'
of hot drinks, wrapped me In blankets
and kept me In bed a couple of diys.
"No." concluded the veteran, "the
'heat of battle' Is something more
? than a mere figure of speech "-New
? York Times.
Pill? to Prevent Earthquakes.
"1 remember." says Addison In the
two hundred nnd fortieth Tatter,
"when our whole Inland was shaken
? with nn earthquake some years npo
* there was an Impudent mountebank
? who sold pills which, as he told the
u j conn try people, were 'very pood
' [ apalnst nn earthquake.' I-etter In
r Ixindon Saturday Review.
t
, Pre made It a practice to put all
' ray worries down In the bottom of my
!? heart then set on the lid an' smile.?
[, j Mrs. Wltnrs
T?ar and Crar.
Frequently the Inquiry la mod# aa
to why the spelling tsar, to designate
the emperor of all the Rnsslas, shonld
be preferred to cr-ar. The moat nat
ural and obvious answer la that the
spelling indicates the Russian pronu o
elation of the word, which cwir does
not. The title conies from an old
Slavonic word, which some authorities
nre agreed Is not derived from the
I-alln cuesnr. lull there are author!
ties who hold thnt Its ultimate derlva t
tlon l? front the Roman. The origin
of the common spelling Is sitpjvised
to lie the writings of llorbersteln
about 1.V.0 Tlte letter "r" In Roman
Slavonic has the s-mtid of "is." Thr
letter tms copied, but the sound was
not. .The letter "i" never iwlotiged In
the " .?r*1 The spelling cunr Is now
rcgnrded by tnanv as old fashioned.
\Vifh some Germans the spelling Is
7.nr. whii !> Is pronounced t*ir. Many
of the From h have adopted tsar as
the s|>ellliig. and that form is Im-rens
inc in Knelish The I-ondon Times, a
most careful authority, employs It. and
so <1 ??? the IVtcj lopedla RrUanntca
In Its supplementary volumes. -t'hlca
go Record Herald.
Thr Green Constable.
A new constable on duty in a pp?
vlncial town ho tided to a sergeant a
shilling which hr said he bad found !
The man with the three stri(>es told
him he wn? iptlte ri^'hl in acting as he ;
had done. Proceeding on his round, i
the sergeant met a brother sergeant
and. with a grin, told him the tale of
the shilling They l>oth ?gree<1 the
new recruit was very green, and at
the conclusion of their duties they
went to the nearest inn. and the po*
sessor of the coin called for two drinks
On receiving them he threw down the
shilling to pay f?r Micro. but the land
lord refused It. saying It was a bad
one. The sergeant, notoriously mean
hnd to supply the requisite amount out
of his own pocket and also to put ui
with the laugh against himself On
bis lelliug the constable his And was a
bad one the man answered: "Yes. of
course It was. Oo you think I would i
have been silly enough to give it to 1
you if It hadn't been?"- Pearson's.
An Honor Jo Alliton.
"Po von know." Inquired Wlibnr
Reasor. the New Vork portrait jwlnter.
"that when my painting of Senator Al
llson was hung In the lobby of the <
senate the precedent of forty year*
wns broken?"
Surprise l>elng expressed. Mr. Reaser
explained:
"It Is a fact that since the beginning
of const itutlonal government the sen
ate had bought only nine |>ort raits for
the lobby. The first was Washington's
and the eighth was Charles Sumner's.
For almost forty rear? not>?dy was
considered worthy to follow In the dls
tlngn ! lino It was generally
thought that no other portrait won'd
ever ' i! t<> th<- : -??jp. but when
Seni 'or A Won d i ? I . i fter serving
longer <?< e -on.1! ie tb r- any other
?'??rt ' tin -? wTitmcn!
the ? : I M- I- tnre be
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE ROMO Quinine Tab
lfts. Druggists refund money If I
fills to cure. E W. GROVE'S slg
nature la on each I ox. 62c.
Sibacrlbe To" the Dally A las Iran.
A fine mild temperance drtnk Is
the pure wholesome beer made from
the sparkling waters of Turn water
FWls, and the very best barloy mall j
with just the right proportion of
choloeat grown hop*. Brewed jls on
ly the Olympla Itrewlng company can :
brew. FV* sale at the Hoard of Trarf
None bettor and purer than Olhson
?yr. Rainier and Olympla beer. Or
dcrs by 'phone promptly delivered
The Mascot.
ADMINISTRATORS. NOTICE.
tor of the estate of Anna Cassidy.
deceased, by the Hon. Martin Ton
unv. Commissioner, *nd ex-offirlo
P; bate .lud.' . for Skagway. Precinct
Pi^irict of Alaska, this the 18th da>
of April. 1911, Notice Is hereby giver
tha: all persons having claims agalns*
'he estate of the said decedent are
skagway, Alaska.
H. F. TAYLOR.
\dmlnistrator of the Estate of Anna
( WASHINGTON TRUST AND
SAVINGS BANK
J ?? ? - %%' M? ? -'v W*'h
I TV '?*??' *??* ?f *<? *?' * ' ?*'
I Mil,' C fW >.,? V. * I
GUARD II
The Eye Should Recelv* Er<*ry
Coiurtderatton
The eye I* the most ??nsatfv? or
the most useful of th* s<>na*a To
BPftlect the r 'ft Is to endurr p?!n and
sno* ami i c?\ and the refl?>< Uon* froi i
sun kissed mountain* and wtnd-sw?pi
snow fields, make a northern win
Should nature, through pain or nth?r
wise, warn yon of approarhfn* dan
ger. by all rwani h?N?d th* wartnnt
We test the eye free of char*/- an>'
pd by Our prices are r> *
unable
Our stock of watches, clocks, elas*
ware, silverware, sourcnlre. noreftt. ?
rarlety lot suit all ta#t??s and us**
Our repair department challenges
i "mparison
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
SALE
The Pack Train la now ??lllng ?
big lot of Good Gooda at r?Jnred
prlcea aa they ar? gettine too oM
to hold and sell at a profit Toura,
IX Herman Get mas
IN THE DISTRICT COCRT FOf?
THE DISTRICT OF ALASKA. DI
VIRION NUMBER ONE.
l-nlted Stat. * of America. )
District of Alaska,
'
Notice Is hereby gir*n that p-rr
nuant to an order mad" by th? abo^
entitled Court, at Ketchikan. Alaska
i?n April 11, 1911, there will b?> >
? cial term of (Vwrt at Skagwa?
A^tska; Said *p?eial term ronv^nln.
in the Cnlted Stste? Court Hor?s< a'
>kagway, Alaska, on Monday th?
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I bar.
l?. rennto set my hand and affl***
llth day of April, 1911.
[REAL)
Clerk of the District Cowrt for th?
professional carot..
A tfem+yi
ROYAL A. CUNNISON
A*.torr?y A!-L??
! P. O Hm K Al*?m
M. B. LE FEVPf
Attorney At-L*w
OR. I. I. KILLCR
DENTIST
Mif4*ri) H*UM4t
Op?n K*?*iliHr*
Cffl f? Hotm Mi * m I A p m
Ifcpataj
v p. PATTERSON ? CO V P A Pi v
DENTAL SUPPLIES
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Or4> r< by w*?i ?r r*bl? wlil r
crln? prompt ntt*ttlon CaUtnjv
| ? i?
Kn?ln*?r?
H. P. M BIRKI.N'HINfc.
INOINIM
U. S. D?cu?y L ??<! an<f Ml??r?
? t Surveyor
Pn^T BMt RiIiimi. ?!*??
Mirtk T **r.*<sr%
MISS M. 0, HINOSMAW
T?*fh? of
PIANO FORTE
Sp??-l*l T ?rm* ft?r ?
Mumbtr ?f R?stfni??r?
EIGHTH AVE AND VAIN ST.
BEER
lire's V'gor and
Slrwtti
ir every drop
!? uivmin
C? m nisv
~mr*
When in SKagway Stop at the
Pullen House
MRS. M. S. PULLEN. PROPRIETRESS.
The Modern Hostelrv of Alaska
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40 ROOMS 40
Elegantly Furnished
Single or en Suite
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, BATHS, TELEPHONES
..The Best of Meals..
TABLE SUPPLIED WITH BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS
Milk and Cream from ovr ow Jerttry Daiff.
Mr* Frlf Hmthal?' Famnm Ho*?# Mad? Br#?<f.
RATK3 COJfPISTKNT WITH TTTF RK.'T SERVICE
FREE BUS TO AND FROM A LI. BOATS AND TRAINS
SKagway Alaska
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.{. The On!\ Fir?* ('!;??? O; ; ln^?r WM.-nf
.j. in Carcro* menf
.?? H?* 1<jw*rVr? fc* AtTn I -An*
l HOTEL SCOTT
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.j. Scott * Scftwantelramp
X Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
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j. SPECIAL RATES ANO AC ^'VOO'ATtONS TOW
4- WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BE*>T
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOC K
I CARCROSS ?> ?> YUKON TER.
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