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the le??!ac
m?a!"
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"TTMf ?V> roo
car* tfwr
"A ted msn."
N?
1 it** s"? wit i Hfr tfcat I
was t?i ^?hI In H???P Into he rivNr."
"Wht dwtnt voo r
"?Wnti-r *-?i* t'Tp cntA"
"B*l tm mtirM (b<t f*k?n f**."
"IXvn't Tlk* tb# t?*tr r?r 11."
"1 en* t<*d tx?? a pw<ri ."'
"S?<r h?*r?>. If jr?i ?rr ?> MUttaOT to
i?w >? a ?o?h Hh> rapKt miw* w*
SEATTLE'S
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Hotel
Georgian
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Ah?i KtatMlr
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Raxm
Omiwrckl *
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R*Trs
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T?* rwM? ft M op
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J. IKUTA
? \MTM TTK^N'
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Cunot. Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
CHINA AND CUT CLASS
C "? V?'cS Impcrtor toe ri>?
W P. s Y. Rout*
get www pmctk* on yourself. I oar
Sir*, rrm any mimb*r of ?t?oil snirjrea- j
ttons it what ron now have In mlm?
don't work.'*
Appropriate.
"IX> rivti soe that larpp ami hand
aome manf*
I .i?n .fmM .ratty about htm"
"V <-n yon Wtlit to meet Mm "
"jv-;5 bred. 1 nm snre Who Is hel"
"? ' >? ?nttlnjt physician at the asylum I
for ? W ln?ai?c ~
Afraid ?f tha Welcome
wHe >b<e*?rt out much."
**No; (w shrinks fr?m o>?>? *r? with
tfw iwM "
So timid t?s nil that 7*"
-Wen, <\ !?on he me? for a <jolot
stroll Ik mffh on an arcra** two
emitters to tlx? block"
Might Haw Mat Him.
~?ty wbon? was that plctnre paint
?dr
"T>ne of the <?M master* **
"Were ron a equal uteri w lih hlinT*
"1 forcer . we met no many artistic j
t*ivr?e while ire were hi
Over* r?*?d*d.
?%* ts he crttine along. anyway?" i
I "Tiw mnch competition In his lw?l
oe?s."
"What line la he tof
"titvtat nrtrlce to the government." .
So Cemptaeeet.
~1s she ranch of a h<?w*kf"rper >" j
"> > She has no discipline. She
keeps the *amo hired jrtrl rlitht alone
foe yeor*"
A Lessen.
,l4|ut Is troubled ??x1 fwtPeore.
FVw as Its debts rss riper
It tana that iKw who *e to war
Miut alway* p*r the |>tpw
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
who are np In the air all the j
time shonVl Invent some method of j
hanking on the cb*tds
We ne> er know how happy we are
111! ??o?ne fote calamity hits somebody
els*
It realty seems as If ?ome epidemic
has broken ont among Ideals ilwt Is
?weeHn* a lot of the old ones fr^m the
face of the earth
The world owes ns a living. but It h
as hard To collect It as If we hail to
earn It at first hand
""
When yon need help be yonr own '?
first aid to the injnml
TVmt try to pet eron with anybody
M Is waste time He has to even right
hark
The man who takes his own advice i
f?n"t aronnd nasslne It <nit grails to '
? -s s>s*fci'rs after the article please
t.ik.' notice
on
box.
35c
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NEW COMFORTABLE = ELEGANT +
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E. V. GIDEON. Propiieter ^
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The Caribou Hotel
Carcross, Yukon Territory +
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ImmrditleK Oppowtr th? Utiili Pww Depot
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VI *11 Equipped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar ^
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Headquarters for 'ScHulr's Atlin Royal MaiP Stage Line 4*
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*11} I*-H1 I T -I-l- -X-I-H-H"! 1 I ?! 1 t 1 M 1 -H
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, > Alaska
*
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Rsppfctfally Solicit* The Account*
i>f Skugway Firm* And Individuals
I I
| The Skagway Pioneer Dairy ?
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M. P. MEMAM, Prop.
I "The Sanitary Milk Ranch" I
T'-o iare**i *al b?*t condwct?xi <Wr? in * 'mlrt m ? > +
J- ? m
j Daily Shipment* of Pure Milk and Cream ?
P I TtxU tvtaHMi Wkl^rtwt Vslmn Ro?i?,
t a
j He Wished to
Know Too Much
Rv DOROT1 IEA HALE.
Henderson Was ninny* straining to j
know something that there was no
nwd for Mm to k rt? w If he had had j
? wife he would bnv? always been
wondering If *tw- were really devoted
to him a bore nil other men or If he
should die nhe would forget him and !
love another equally well. Henderson
was not married. but bo was men pint :
to be married to n girl who gave evert
evidence that she had singled hhn out 1
shorn alt other men to lore.
Both lived on the Atlantic const,
nnd shortly before the woktlng Hen .
derson announced to his fiancee, Mar
caret Stone, that his presence In San
Francisco was required In the matter
of certain Internal* be bad there, for
be wan well off and lived ?n hla In
come Miss Stone was (?or. U ben
he left her he seemed uneasy ntmut
something. nnd the lady bogged him
not to go. averring that she had a |
torrMIni! that something wontd hap
pen to him. Hendo'-son hesitated. He
thought he might settle the matter In
the west by correspondence. Bnt he
omclmlcil to go. and the lovers parted
with mutual forrhodtngs
Two week* later Margaret Stone re
oeived n telegram from her fiance that
be waa very III but Instructed her not
Pi come to him. The nest day ?be re j
oelved a message from an Intimate j
friend of hla who had gone west with
him stating that Henderson waa dead, j
The friend would bring the body eaat ;
In due time a letter came from the |
friend. !?n Gregory. that Henderson j
had requested Is-fore bis death that '
hla body he Interred without ceremony
and that ahe shonld n??t tie present.
Margaret waa utnrh sho? kod. bnt
she t>np up nobly under the mlsfor
lune Stje carried out Henderson's In
St ructions to the letter. omitting to be
present during ih?- Interment Greg
i?ry when he arrived caMed np>n bet,
lud It was arranged that the two j
?boiiW go tog? {her to HerHersor*'*
grave. Margaret carried plants with |
her and ft it them In ibe cmnnil so |
Uiat they would grow oxer tlw crave.
She found In tJregnry a sympathetic
friend He wa- extrem.-'v deferential
ilways maintalnine a delkury due to
itne who has exi>ertcn<-cd u great grief, j
She found It difficult to cet him to j
talk of Henderson's i?t Illness When
ever ahe mentioned the subject he
turned the ftmterv.it Ion In other chan
lets. Intimating 'fiat it was a mourn
fnl topic that they wotild both do weH
to aruid.
The two made several trips tocether
to the cemetery to note the growth of
the plants nnd pnt flower* on Iiender
son's grave, bnt Gregory seemed to
-brink from going there, and the lasy
time they went togetlier he acted so
??trangel.v that Margaret did not sug
gest his going again He grew moody
and rtlscontrnted. At times he showed
signs of taking tbe phti e made vacant '
by her dance: at oilier times lie a?-ted
'is If he would consider *tt<-h an act a
lietmynl of friendship Margaret could '
not understand him Any mystery In ;
one with whom we are thrown inti j
mately begets an Interest, nnd since '
thai Interevt with Margaret wis In
flnem-ed by demonstrations of a grow- j
Ing love for her she fount) herself I
thinking a great deal of Gregory One <
who has lost n lore naturally craves
to replace that love
Bnt the more closely tbev crew to
gether the more Gregwn hung back,
?nd It became evident that something
?rns weighing on his mind Margaret
tried gently to induce him to confide
in her but the bat* mention of sneh a
thing seemed to wear ti|sm him dread
fully. Believing that he was suffer
lug from qualms at taking his friend's
place hi her henrt. she exetvlsed a
frankness which would otherwise ha ve
been nnmaidenly to convince him that
there was no reason to reproach him
self
'1 he misunderstanding l<etween them
bad reached a climax when one even
Ing while they were together there
was a ring at the doorbell and who
should l* ushei-ed into the drawing
room but Henderson hlm?rlf
Now. It Is n<?t to Im? 4npposed that
any one of the three under the cir
cumstances maintained any steadiness
of demeanor. Henderson nnd Gregory
both looked as If they hnd lieen caught
ateallng Through -Margaret there ran
a tumult of emotions. For awhile
there was an oppressive silence Then
Margaret essayed to speak. but her
voice failed her Henderson spoke in
stead.
"I owe you an explanation "
But Margaret recovering herself In
terrupted him.
"Von owe me no explanation, for I
understand this mystery which has no
lone been pumllng me I bar* long
been awr.re of your ruling passion that
the lore of the woman who loves
you shall die with you Von have per
l*trnted this deception In connection
with Mr. Ginrory to learn whether i
would be true to your memory in the
way rou would wf?h me to be trne
Mr. Gregory consented to l?nd him
?elf to your experiment In one sens*
It has been successful. since It has
brought a definite remit. Had I not
l?een deceived I w nld have married
hltn both for lore and to supply tbe
void In my heart m?de vacant by .ronr
death. As ft Is. you have mined your
selves and have ruined me I doubt
If the blessings of married life shall
ever be mine "
She left tbe room. The two men
stood for a moment with bowed heads,
then depated in different directions, j
Society
WALKING IN THE WOODS.
1WAI.K bnv- "> . Mr!ui> autumn
An .n:tunlr> twiiisM h"i:r
Pi. I I .iimn?r fl?M
nr.il tntwr
f .>o. wl>-.' rni ??I'fl"
Alwny* tbWe i* a aplrtt an>1 * brcith
Iteyond my *|Mrlt * call
? ? ?? * I ?> ' " t " - - r ? f-.its
AM y?t I ariti" n.il ?b?t or?a I If ti ?iith
But h? w ho 'Hnlkn with m? knowt (?
Thw* ?M on hour. O frl#m1 of mln? wh?n
wi?
To *ai-h .^fr v?" r*rnr
Vfhtm, hnnll In hand. wi> both btpw ?1
1'it, driir
Pwfiuw Inv* roiiM not Pre
than i? >? *?" "t .**1 "tit M
The barrier* do not fall;
Alrr. ??t I find j-nur life whoa* hnnja I
hoM,
A?d )ft I 'too* net what tr? hnn.t? ??
f?HI.
Rttl U>v? hlrr**lf la with u?. kr atl
?Saturday P.evlaw
? ? ?
Mr Cly<k- ( i> a p* s nunr
n Utp .Jpff^r-^op for Skarway.
? ? ?
Mr*. Herman Mll>r fa pntwtalnln*
this <*v*>n1nR for Mr. unrt Mr*, f*. A.
Mr*. Ira King ft rut (laughter Oorln?,
returned to Maine* today after !?ix*r?d
Itlg a few days with Mm Bold.
? ? ?
Preparat ions ar< being male by
?;<i \ivtle Itrofhorhocy! f r a dance
? ? be tiven next flfttnrriay ni?ht in
?iwiir of St Patrlrk
? ? ?
On Prklay evening Mm /rftnty
! ??! a card evening with M?>c
iMtnion O. 0. MUier, Kindeli and A.
C. Blanchard an (cueati
? ? ?
Recvrit tmwllng record* on ladleft"
nkht<> At the Elk* have been Mrft
Hork 191: Mrs. fiftr.ty 197. The pa*t
week Mm. Oanty won the honora by
o*w> point, IW. Mr*. AWk |tla??~hard
179.
? ? ?
In the ubsemv of ?o many aootle
men ?t Hikinen last Bandar Mm. P?l- 1
len invito!! the fo|!ow!njc bereft 1ft
tfles to dinner Mr*. Oanty, Mf?. A.
C BtaftthUrd, Mrs Back. Mi>* l?er
and M:?* Mnllrevie
? ? ?
Mr and Mm. Lynch are on their
way horati on the .leffemoti. bringing
their thr*te pretty daiwtbter* Nan y.
Eileen and Jane Lncllle It will be
'he firat Appearance in Skagway of
the latter yotm* lady.
? ? ?
Mr. Frank Mtiir Rave a dinner on
??tirday evening In honor of Mr. and
Mm. McAliatflr. Beside* the **??>?'*
of honor tlwi> were present Mr. and
Mm. P A. Callarman, Mr. and Mr*
.eorge Mnzee and Mr. and Mm. Wal
ter McBrlen.
? ? ?
On Thursday Mrs. Fred Weber *aTe
a very pleasant and much enjoys af
.rnoon Ica and "brin? yo'.ir work'"
to the following ladtf^: Meadeine*
W. C. Hlancbard. A. C. BJanrhard.
:?rltt, C&llerman. Doherty, Gantjr.
Grange, Macee, Shaw and Ml* Am
oid.
? ? ?
The Kilskw will be hosts this even
ii; ; at another of th^ir s^mi-monthly
dancing parties, in the Hagies hall
r*a?ieinj{ will commence at 9 o'olork
-harp. The mnsir will bo of the fin
est and a grand "feed" wiH be aery
??d after the danre. Everybody come
? ? ?
A dellghtfnl little dancln* party la
bein* planned for Monday nijht at
the Elk's Club. which wiH partake of
the Tiabjrp of a farewell party to
Mr. and Mm. Fred Callarman, who
expect leave the city In the near
futare. Hie evening will be spent In
ilandnc ami bowlintr. AM Elks and
their lailles will no doubt be there
on this occasion which promises a
delightful evenhj*.
The 'I'minr People's Literary and
^Vxiai jgocfety w vr* the last
Saturday night of Messrs. Delbert
Ilaker and Oliver Hopper at the home
of the lattrr.
A short bu*lne??s session was heVI
for the purpose of eWytSnn officers
for the n?t term. Tl>e following of
ficer* were elected Mr. ffm. War*.
President; Mlas Martha Friedentba?.
Vl<*vPrp*Mmt. and Mlaa Bernice Dah
line. P<irre*ary and Treasurer.
The poclal seeaion was wpent with
an old fashioned spelling bee. Mta*
JCHraboth Hopper and Mr. <',<**??*
Robley wwe the only members to
withstand the terrible onslaught of
words given. both finally sucenmblng
ftlrmilUimwrsly b*fr?rc the word "cal
cimine."
A delightful luncheon served by
the bontg was Indnlged In with mtch
PTithnslAam. ??reclanT *? by the ma*
cnllne members of tb?> society.
NEW BUILDING.
? -
I fsn't huiW a >ocon?tlre. I can't
shoe iL hor?e or dre?= A beef, b?t f
ro? tinnt a writ of cWhe# or an
orerfifit. J ran TwiHd It for yon fr*?m
HS.fto tjp, worTttrwrrehlo and fit roar
anteH A VUft KMN' T MT/^RS.
C-t 0?. Mow1, Prop
Alaiikan want ?da fnr
DEAFNESS CJHWOT If CORES
by k**J appU?atb>??. M th?r cMDOt
reach the dlaeaaerf DorUrni of the ear.
T%?r* im only dim *V to eur? dea/
&#??, and that is br constitutional
re mad W*. lx>*rnraa J* caused br <ui
Inflamed condition of tfte EiMtacbbut
Tt>b?. Wb?n thta tube la inflamed
rem have a rambling vouad or Imper
feet bearing, and when h Is entirely
cloaed. deafne** Is the rwnlt. and
Hm the Inflammation can be takA
oat and tble tub* rnatored to K? nor
tnal condition, bearing frill be do
etror?d forever; nina rase? out of ten
*re cauaed by Catarrh, which t* noth
lag bat an Inflamed condition of th?
nMDW aorfnceti
We will $rr* On* Hundred Doilari
for Hoy oue of deafneea (cau??d by
Catarrh! tb*? cannot &? cured br
Haifa Catarrh Cure 8*?d for cJr
eular*. traa
f. i. CHENET * CO ToW .. O
Hold br Drugrtat*. Ibr
Take Halle FamUr Mile for 0...
; oatlon
mwuiuuirttnTinnrtmnrnmuuitHi'
RAW FURS
WIS PAY:
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WUITf KOK PHI ?. M"T
IPercey's Fur House ||
0*hlio?K. ? Wi?o??i?
amtivi
I here' Vflor ?r
slrenoth
in every dri'D
P
COM AN\
tMtti*. VVI
I LOCAL BRIEFS |
9KAOWAY WEATHt* WCPOflT
Reaslta of th? ob?erraUoa Uk*a
at Moore'a Wharf at midnight.
Mar. h ?. J 912. ia a* Hollow*
;>?P tfrne oba?r??fB .. ..J? ?b??*a
?fii p- "ding 24 hr? 48 abort
Mte " **xr*?
"in " - " .. .. 27 abora
Baron**** 3fl. Ckwdy. 8. wind
INTERlOfl WUTMI tm\
TKMfl P.ATVK*
STATWW* Abor? fUlow
Carttoo ... 10
Whit* Horn V>
Tajrlth ........ ? ... 23
Atlln 27
Loww r^bnrr? Jl
Homalinqna ~
Hiff Salmon I *
Yukon Crrming 2
Selkirk I '
Coff^f C'rwl' 3
Stewjrt. fli?er. ....... .. *
Orllti" *
0?*?in -.4
Atttn and WMMNn? cloudy and
*o?ith wind; IW?rw and Bis
Salmon clondy and north wind; Tt?
kon Cr?*?tn* r\**r and ralm. All
?,th?r point* report rkwdr and f aim
New clean comfortable beda for
50 cent* and i?p at the Dominion Ho
tel. Whltehor*e. T. T Mrs R. Kej
sey. FToprletreae tf
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium [?n*l Ala?ka
! *rff, l??n. (rullcMim fUiti*.
' AbOTHtauc* of Wat er. Html of
! Hu?tl A ceom modal lona. ? fnr
ni?h*<f Cabin* for Rent. ....
P.tcellrat Rum trie Md Ki*hin?.
Motor Boutin* and Sailing,
i St*aro? r O?orjria from Jnn?au
! make* I- monthly vUlt*. lo
'iirmni ion ml r%t+n upon reqn?at
I Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
-y r-mmanMHH
Health Resort
j A L AS K A
r:rr:;rrtnmminilll II fninillinmiimiinilllllinn,
| IK97 Telephone 112 ?
Phil. Abrahams;
FIRE INSURANCE
Aperit for the DUBUQUE OF IOWA and tha
WE8TCHE8TKR OF NKW YORK.
As*aetf? over Four Million.
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.j. in Carcrow menf 4
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* Headquarters for Mining Men and \
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