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put together, asd unUI the
"?K ftt year* ??j> ?uppo6da to be
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Oectoni prvi.*ouiioKi ft a too ai
and presented local remedtos. aua
by coasUtaCy faiila*; to cure with K>
o?i trewu&eait,. praocKMitW U. it., ur
a.iie. Sctoao# hw proviec oaiarri; u
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.. is ir-x-Uy ob the blood and muoou
-?Traces o t the system They offer
oe tunvir<ed dollars for an; case it
atts to cure. S*n<3 for circular ant.
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The Pack Train Is now selliap ??
big jot o X ?jood Goods at r?duce\
pr -es as they are gettiug too c:?l -
hoji ana sell at a profit. ours
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? - - - - and do your work ?
? v".". wkta/axd at reasonable priced. ?
jahr Datiif Alaskan. :
When Arthur Thurston died at tweu
ty -eight ImtIdi a widow of twenty
two she felt that she must live ?
blighted life. Other wonx-a had loved
ttrw. but not she.
Maxwell, a friend of the widow, re
mottstrated with her for this Indul
gence of grief. tolling her thai at tier
ape a whole lifetime wn* before lier.
If she did not care to marry *galn she
might at least live In the world like
ot;> i She could devote her
?e!f to innate. an. charity, anything btrt
banging over n grnve. To satisfy him
?be eoneluded to take op art.
Maxwell went to an artist friend, an
attractive emu. and said to hlui:
??Charlie. I know a young widow f<?r
I whom I wish a bustard I have w
j lected yon for the position. She will
not Interfere with your career, for sht
I - a ?ni:' " fortune She has asked
tne to s.vure her a teacher in paiutlng.
and I hare rooMinuieuded you."
I t Charlie Somerset, after be.-iring
about the Widow Thurston and her
g::r;" .1 ? ?t see bow he was to win
hor However, be consented to give
her les >n*. and the two were brought
toprtlx - A month after the lessens
1 . Vaxwell met Somerset and i'*k
ed how he was getting on with hi* pu
pil.
?"Very badly." said the artist. "The
on'y pi ture she is at all Interested In
i* :* portrait of her hte husband. which
she i< '? in' :ig from tnen?nry. She ^its
all thi mch her lessons In'tfore it. gv
it;c a to: h here and a touch there,
v|J _. - >j]ietliu?*s soiihing. anil nil
the li' e tii ??>iig ver her lost beloved.
Ti;e v. irst of It is that I am sure If
*!??? .011 1 ta relieve*! of this roononn
f - that's Just what it is? ?he
would l>e adorable 1 would give D'v
be.-id to" ?
"1 ;nv where the other head Is." In
tern; ited Maxwell. "IV?n't 1h> di?."niir
s -1 S\ mp.ithire with her Instead of
showing jealousy of t1:e dead, for tn
m> "? in'on a ijvc mMii is letter than a
de::d one any day
The two parted ?? il d'd not meet
ac.iin for several nv>'it lis. when Max
we'l ask<>d the same Rites' i, i :.s before
and received the ssme reply.
'IVi you mean t?? toil ne that she
hr*n^ tlnlsb<\l t'mt i<ortrait yet V"
"Kin --hod It? Yes long a^o; but she
still Vee: s dabbing at it "
? W il.- is her nevt le-son V
"Tomorrow "
'W"e I'll drop In on ron and see
wt. : ; I ki-.d r>f a picture s disconsolate
Tl i'v ?- ; ! make of a dead hnsbann
by uou? work on it I snpjvwe
? . ,s she's tnrniug out an arch
I KUfeti.'
\- OflT MHWl'l Illl'I'HM ???
' i.l |r. >ni|sed There sot Somot
?et ; intii^c * portrait ??t one easel sno
?? > ?< l..w 5 ntlng her husband's like
ipv< ?? r. Maswell < a?t ? glanoe
? ? ^ ? ,v-?o?'s work whl< h was th?
f ? woman: gave a enwt and.
tin c t?> the widow's painting, gave
a J 'W nhlstle
>. n tw.? s.^om to l>o getting on very
well Charlie. whose bos J Is that
you're painting?"
"OU. It's a fanoy plotnre"
" \rd wb "o i? that you're painting*"
1 Mn\*p!t of the wMow.
"Why. d^n't voti know) Ho'* tbo
man I 1<>\o "
".1 1 ?? iv .hi von loved?"
"Tbe n n I loved. love. and shall al
ways loxo"
"I mph'"
M.i swe 'onied ovor Somerset and
w ? >1 *onw words In hl? oar S<>ni
er^-i :iros<?. tn.->k hi* hat and wont out
M \n.?ll <tron ? t hair toward tho
wblow's easel and ?n1cl to hor:
"That'? a dead giveaway."
"What's n dead giveaway?" sbe
asked. sorting.
Tho I)o>h1 vi\n're painting It's tho
misn von lov?. is It?"
"Certainly "
"\\v ? I'm (Hud yon Invo a live man
bici id of n dead one"
"Wi ? do vrt? mean?'
V\" hit Isn't Arthur Thnrstiin;
it's <" ir' .- Somerset."
Tbo tron" n looked at him In horror
"I re rnlred It for rharlle tho mo
ro<"': : oji-i-rod Co;?e horo "
I: In- i.-d hor to Somerset's |<or
tr t l?o yon know * ho thiit lsY" ho
asked
"Whv. It look* very l;ko mo "
"It Is yon. Charlie has boon falling
In Invo with yon mid has probably
nn ????r.v joiisly Iwn putting yon on
cam thinking ho was making a
fancy pirtnre."
The widow blnshed.
"V<^in while yon have boon falling in
lore wph him. and while thinking you
woro Mil tine Arthur's bond on yonr
?snvss yon have boen painting? the
man yon love."
Tho Mow blushed crimson
"Ho yon wish." added Maxwell,
"that I shall tell Charlie what yon
have boen doing. He's too sttipld to
see It himself ."
"Xo"
"Well. then, stop this nonsense He's
in love with yon and has been both
ered. as he has fold me, at thinking
yonr heart Is In the grave. I wont
tell him that yon have been painting
the man yon"?
"Stop*"
"Coodby. Hell doubtless tell yon
bow be feels pretty soon, and yon'd
| bettor not keep him waiting. There Is
Ms portrait on yonr easel & witness
against yon."
"Will yon leave me*"
"Certainly. But dont forjret to sand
mo a b'd to tbe ireddln*. Tt, UP
In due time tb? bid cam*
NEWS FROM THE!
SHORT BREEZY NEWS ITEMS
FROM THE NORTHERN PRESS
The Copper River & Northwestern
Railroad company Is framing up for
tn olalKiralp advertising campaign in
the interests of the Copper river
country. A moving picture making
machine \? as taken along the line
<>f the railroad during the past sum
mer and the pictures will be shown :
throughout the states. One of the
films will show the Milea glacier In J
: act-ion.
DOUGLAS, Dec. 9? After working
faithfully for tuiccews Editor A. B.
Callaham has been forced to suspend
publication of the Alaska Sourdough,
s weekly paper started here four
months ago. and Mr Callaham will
devote his time to the manufacture of
concrete Mocks. Mr. Call&hiun find*
no field for mother publication in
either IXniglaj or Juneau, the mer
chants feeling that such a publication
adds increased: expense
KERN CREEK. Dec. 22? By Ion* j
distance telephone? Trail condition?
ruwven this point and Seward ?re I
ad, due to a heavy snow fall and I
*n unb-ok- n trail. I-diVVrr and A<<"n. |
>f the McKinlpv expedition, are hav
a hard strugcle and have not)
rea 'iod Ken creek yet They should
rrive durine the day. There are |
fteei Iditaro I mu^hers between this
>la' <? a d Seward. There are 3 1-2 1
rcet of snow on the level here and |
te wind is bio wine It is cold, too.
While returning from Seward to I
?> r - n lhoitsv at mile 52, Flunk Roy
Toft met with a mishap which re
in the killing of one of his
?ledce doc* In crossing the high
rr. '? at mile 44 Roycroft fwmd it
?????cessary to walk ahead, on snow
ihoe?i. to break trail for his doe
S t< am. so deep was the snow. WhTe
is encaeed. the dog team and sled,
alen with 150 pounds of supplies,
'ippel off the trestle. The outfit
?audit on the second borrt in the
tructJire, the dors suspended on
ine sfdc and the sled on the other.
\ter much effort in climbing from
I the ground be'c.w. Roycroft ?ucce?d*d
n freeing the ma?s of animate and!
?larimate. only to find the who'e '
?* leht In a similar manner on *
it lower down. In freeing the maa* :
he second tlire. the sled and Its'
'oad fell on one of the dogs, killing j
In 1
According t?> the V*M*i Miner, It
was over TP years am that (told was
firm disco vetted in the territory of
I AlMkl
The torritorv *v then * Russian
in'^KwIo?. The dl? overy was mad*
on tho Anauk river, a tributary of
the K<nkok*iiti.
The Anauk river wm discovered by
h Russian trader, Simonaen l.ukeen,
in 1832. at which time he built *
t??rt . called I.tikeen tort, on the Kua.
kokwim about; ?.% miles from the
iw^ith of the Anauk.
It was parl.ialiv destroyed by T>a
<v iU i s 4 1 . and rebuilt by Kalmak
off. n. Rti.oe.ian trader, and after ward*
called Kalmakoff Redoubt.
In tho headquarters of the
Russian American Pur compai \j were
at Sitka and supplies were trans
ported from Where to Lukeen'a fort
by the way rf the NutbagaJt river.
Tiorhl river, and lAke. down the
Anauk to the Kuskofcwlm, and thence
25 miles to t'ie fort.
In 1S37 Uie yearly supplies were
sent in by wily of the mouth of the
Ktiskokwim and the old way was
Uien abandoned as a summer route
and used only for the purpose of send?
hit out mali tn the winter by mean*
of dog teams.
It wsjs the only winter route the
RitssiAns ever used from any point
on the Yukon to the outside (Sitka)
and was abaridoned for that purpose
after they left the country.
It was while on one of these trips
in 1S?2. that the Russians discovered
sold on the Anank. and It Is today
known as the Yellow River of the
Russians. It is not known whether
Uiey ever attempted mining on a
la rem scaie. or whether they found
cold In any paring quantities, but
!? is the first time on record of gold
being found In this country.
A fine mild temperance drink l?
the pure wholesome beer mads from
the sparkling waters of Turn water
Falls, and th>? very best barley malt
with just the right proportion of
choicest grown hops. Brewed aa on
ly the Olympla Brewing company can
brew. For aa.le at the Roar* of Trade
The Table d'Hote dinner at the
Pnllen House la better than ever.
Why don't you try It You ars wel
come
LOCAL BRIEFS
8KAGWAY WEATHER REPORT
Result* of the observation takes!
at Moore's Wharf el midnight,]
Jan 14. 1912, Is as Pol?w*:
Jao 14. ltlt, H as folk***:
Temp, time ?beervavn .. .. 21 above
Max preceding 24 hn .. ..28 ats>ve
Mln. " " " .... 20 above
? ft a " " " .. .. 12 above
RantiomKor 30 Cloudy, Calm.
INTERIOR WEATHfR REPORT
1 kmpkk ? n !??
STATIONS Above llelo? |
Caribou
White Horse
Ta?i*h
Atlin
Lower Le barge
Hooutlioqua ....
Big Salmon
Yukon Crnastng
Selkirk
Coffet Creel'
^tewari River
Ogilvie
Dawson
Clear and calm to all points
OfteJvle; clear, light south wind
r>a?-*on
The Horr*r? of Thtrrt.
There Is n?> borr?>' ik?- the horror of
thlrst-n?> phy*1'-:1. s ?timpsra
hie f" it V trat" < ? e r fht de*erl
In Fjtyp' desrr1be? ? i ? ho had liwi
his wsy wandered ? ? t for day*
without wafer ajid nail' tne ststr
(rrrtiiK int? Is can:: Tl rv>r? eye*
were bi??d*h<>t. hi? lp- swollen to
twice their nstnrcl - "? K fonrne
bine, parched and *v-> ? > 'mns ?m
of hi* month To alio \ ?n> i' a mnn t<'
drink water at w ill won .i l*> llk<
pumping cold wat<* info a redho
steam ln-?iier It w.>u -1 kill hlta Tlii
tnan required to be ' ? '1 f . Ihl? bj
fonr men In hN rr -?? to ret a'
drlnklnc wnier. whl^ a f;fih man al
lowed a fw drop' to Irt '-i'e i!wn th
thrust of the nf rer at lone infer
vsl< Me ind to l> ? . .m1 i ff little b<
little like ;in overt '*<1 boiler
The Co ';>r Curt
To oTire ? :i> apparently i
very ?lmrle metier flic gnod o>
time* Joan of f;- Melton <~ourt do
tor to Fd? rd II . has record' d tha
be pot rtd of th?> d'?- :t*e by the *lmpl
e*p?dfenf of wrapping hi* oatle-!ta li
red cloth 'l.et scarlet rrd he taken,
be says. -"and let him who * ?u(Tcrin
smallpox lie entirely wrapped In It o>
In some ??ther red cMli I did thu
when the ???n of th* Illn??r1<>n* kin
of Fnfland ?nfTere.| fr -n mallpot i
took -'Sre that all rt'?>tif his bed *bo'il
be red. and that mre *n<?eded rery
well."- London Tatvr
Soma Uod"mtan<l'''g
The ofMsl undertaker of a small
town was drivlne through the county
on one of hi* nrn ar ml*?t?>ns A wo
man came out to Hie r*te of s farm
yard and hailed him
"1 don't seem to recall yonr nSroe.
msdnrn." he ?nld
"That's fnnny." ?h? said. "It sln't
been more'n a year and a half air"
since yon undertook mv fir?t hn*
bsad. "-Saturday Ktenr c I'-xf
Why H* L#n.
"Why did yon lenve t' nt swell l>osnl
InR boti?e T"
"Because Ibe swellne*" ws* st the
etpen?e of the fo?l supply."
'?Whst do yon mean?"
"Four kind* of fork* snd two kind*
of ve(retable< " Seattle Po*t-lnte'i>
(fencer
Subscrlne for Uie f)ally Alaskan
Many AlaaM" Raster* Have Heard
It tnd Profiled Thereby.
"Good neva traroia fact." Mid the
thousand* of bad back sufferer* in
Mask* are khm) to learn that prompt
relief to within their reach. Man/ a
ante, weak ?n>1 achinx back to bad n
morp, thank* to Doan'e Kblaey Ptlto.
TbouMnde upon thouMnde of people
we teittng the *ood new* of their ei
xleno irW the Old Quaker Reined,
tiere to an example worth reading:
Mm. J. H. Clothier, 4?6 Flat "B"
.^Vmrteenth 8*. San firanctoco, CaL.
"I derived iMttn* benefit from
Joan* Kidney PHla and eoweqaenUy
I am as ?' ~one In ray prafoa at them
? I wa? n 1>07, when I puWIcly *n
lorsorf thorn t flrwt used Doan'a Kid
v>y I'H1? when Urine In Canada, a id
they re-Mered me of a dull, heary
win in th* *mail of my hack Otlxr
-ruiptome o* kidney trouble that had
>oth?red me w**e atoo dtopo*?>d of
wd my entir*> jryw**m wae tmved tip
Since then I hare had no fi?rth<* nee
< e kidney m?IHne I conatdT it
i duty a* well v a to recr*
ne^d Doan'a Kidney PJlla "
For *al? by all dealer* Price 50
??nU FosterMUbnrn Co., Buffalo
Vew York. ?oJe a*?nt* for the l-n't
d State*
Remember the name ? Doan'n ? and
*ke no other
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Hotel
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Pl?n
*11 Oot?M* ? a n n j
ftnum*. Ilf
Forn1?he<1
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yntimorr1?l M Ft?r
llT tr?<V 5t?Hr1t?l
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T?c firmer* #1 J* ri
innffl with V*th V.&
wo r t-rwm ft ni
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.thwi 1>-!X* to Promh B?i. Cnton * Plk"
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium Alaska
I.nrrP. <1 ??*!>, IndiTklu* lUrfts.
Aburxiano* of W?wr. B?>?t of
HoV^I Accommodation*. Fur
nished r.?htn* fo' K*nt. . . .
Ktwllent Fluntinf #n<1 Fi?hir.*
Motor Routing *n?i Sailine
Steamer Oeorffi* from Juneau
rnnkr* ??ml-monthlj Ti?1ta. In
formal i?m an<1 r*lM np?m
Dr. F. L. Goddarrl, Prop.
Health Resort
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i
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