Well Lighted. Large Sample
Rooms for Traveling Men.
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Famous for its Home Cooking.
Milk, Cream. Cottage Cheese and
Buttermilk from our own dairy.
Fresh Eggs, ate'
f 0
Roomj Single or en Suite Electric Ligliti
Porcelain Baths on cach Boor
RATES -$2.50 PER DAY AND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway J
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RAW FURS
WE PAY
j HIGH - PRICES
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in Carcross ment
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Headquarters for Mining'.Men and
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SPECIAL RATEP AND ACCOMMOD ATIONS FOR MUSHERS.
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Carcross, Yukon Territory
'Jannediitely Oppo?te the White Pm Depot
Well Equipped ^Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar
Headquarters for "Schulz'a Adin Royal Mail* Stage Line
| The Skagway Pioneer Dairy
_
a H. P. MLBMAN, Prop.
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
The largest anil beat conducted dairy In Alaska. ?
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cretan
To ?I1 polnuon White Pua & Yukon Route.
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Juneau, 2- Alaska
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Respectfully Solicits The Accounts
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ALASKA'S GREATNESS
IS IlKOOMIN'G KNOWN
Tho Pacific Mining Journal la
giving considerable attontiou to pub
lishing dovelopoment news of Alas
ka. Here are a tow extracts:
Indications point to a big yo.ir
tor Alaska. Unless all signs fall,
1913 will bo one ot tho most im
portant lu tho rocout annals of tho
territory. Of groat Importanco un
questionably. Is tho lutoroet mani
fested In tho new discoveries In the
section wnore Skookum Jim Is bo
Iloved to Jiavo dlscovorod a new El
tioiado that confident ones bollovo
will provo a rival to the famous
Klondike.
Of more Importance Is tho move
ment of drodgea Into tho north. For
Instance, ono steamship Is to carry
from Soattlo, 1,500 tons ot mach
inery dostlned for tho Candlo coun
try.
This soctlon was tested out last
year and proved so satisfactory to
Interested miners that It was docld
ed to work It extensively during this
year.
It would bo pleasant to write. In
tho concluding days of 1913, that
this yoar witnessed the turning poln
1 1. Alaskan affairs and the Inception
ot projects destined to dovelopo tho
territory in the measure that its
vast resources warrant.
A stampede to this soctlon.oast
of Wrangell, In tho Stlkino country,
Is taking place from Southeastern Al
aska points. A few weeks ago it
was rumored that rich placer ground
carrying high values, had been stak
SfILL TALK RATES
With tho charter of the steam
ship Lcelitiaw, u now steamship
line to opperato between Seattle.
Vancouvor and Skagway. caino Into
exist anco today, says tho Post lu
telligencer of tho 10th. \V. F. Swan
president of the Swan Navigation
Company, and J. K. Webb, a prom
inent transportation man of Van
couver, B. C., wer? parties to tho
charter and organizers of the new
shipping firm, with tho White Pass
??. Yukon Route as sponsors.
Chief importance is attached to
the establishment of tho new lino b>
cause of its connection with tho
Whito Pass & Yukon Routo, which
I'orapany, by endeavoring to hnvo
Fairbanks made a subport of entry
to enablo them to opera to beats on
tho lower Yukon River, by building
two 'American vossoIb at Seattloyard
for this purpose, and by cutting tar
iffs to $40 u ton, has prepared to
fight tho Northern Navigation Com
pany for ?.!)>? trade to the Interior of
Alaska.
For tho last two yearss tho big
shippers have paid a base rate into
Fairbanks via St. Michael of $45.00
plus exceptions, and it was necessary
for tho White Pass Copany to com
pletely change and reduce all tar
iffs to meet this rate.
With tho new line, however, the
Whito Pass has contracted for flat
weight rates from Soattlo to Skag
way, groat ly decreasing expense ov
er this route and putting tho Whito
Pass In a better ponltlon to maintain
the cut rate.
In sharp contrast to tho days when
the White Pass held tho transporta
tion to tho Intorlor In absolute con
trol is the presont situation and tho
impending rate war. Old sourdoughs
recall the days following tho Klon
dike strike and the competition that
commercial companlos for tho rich
developed botwoon transportation an
trade of tho Intorlor.
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CONCEALED PUNS.
James Russell Lowell Cleverly Hid
One In a Review.
QUAINT HUMOR IN A SNEEZE.
The Story That U Told of the Witty
Clerio, Sydney Smith, and tho Wager
Ha Won Whila In tha Pulpit ? A
Burled Pun by Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Horace E. Scudiler In somo remlnls
cohosh of Juiucs Kusucll Lowell point
ed out that the poet critic even lu Ills
soberest essays would sometimes bide
away a Jest for tbe delectation of spo
clully discerning renders. Tbus lu o
review of Itlcburd Grant White's edi
tion of Shakespeare, Lowell remarked
Incidentally:
"To every commentator who has
wantonly tampered with tbe text or
obscured It with bis Inky cloud of para
phrase we feel Inclined to apply tho
quadrisyllable name oV the brother of
Agls, king of Sparta. "
Professor Kelton of Harvard, we are
told, was the first to remember or dis
cover that the uamo of Agls* brother
was Eudamldas.
A more opaque mystification la con
mined In a passage lu tbe first chapter
of Nathaniel Hawthorne's "Our Old
Homo"? opiiquo only because he pur
posely seeks to conceal every clew to
the fact that a pun Is burled beneath
the surface.
The chapter Is headed "Consular Ex
periences." Speaking of the lights and
shadows of the consul's olllcc nt Liver
pool. where he was stationed during
tho presidency of Franklin' Pierce.
Hawthorne dwells with special pleas
ure on the visits of a yoim?j English
friend, "a scholar and literary amateur,
between whom and myself there sprung
up un nffecllonnte and, 1 trust not
transitory regard."
This friend used to come and Kit or
stand by tbe Hawthorne II reside, "with
gueh kind endurance of the many
rough republicanisms wherewith I as
sailed him and such frank and amiable
UMertlou of all sorts of English preju
dices nud mlstnkes, that I understood
his countrymen Infinitely the !>etterfor
bltn and was almost prepared to love
the lutensest Englishman of them all
for his sake. It would gratify my cher
ished remembrance of this dear friend
If I could remind him without offend
ing hlra, or letting tlio public know It.
to Introduce his name upon my page.
Bright was tbo illumination of my
dusky little apartment ns often as he
made bis appearance there."
Tbo casual reader never suspects
that Hawthorne has deftly accomplish
ed his purpose. It does uot occur to
biro that Bright, the apparent adjective
(but so cunningly begins a sentence
and therefore achieves the right to a
capital Initial, may be alternatively
read as a proper noua.
Henry A. Bright was, in fact, Haw
thorne's only Intimate friend In Liver
pool. He was a man of wealth and ixv
sitlon lu that town, a dilettante who
bad published for his own amusement
a botanical manual, "The English
Flower Garden." With Hawthorne he
would frequently call ujion the local
bookseller, Henry Young, making use
of a little nook In tbe rear of the shop
to examine and discuss the recent pub
lications. This came to be known as
Hawthorne's coruor.
There Is a story told about Sydney
Smith that represents him as carrying
n concealed pun into the pulpit with
him. The most familiar version h) that
which Lord Houghton used to tell.
Wheu settled at his small living lu
Yorkshire, Sydney willingly assisted
his brethren In that neighborhood In
their clerical duties. On one occasion
he dined with the Incumbent on the
preceding Saturday. The ovonlug
passed in great hilarity, the squire,
Kershaw by name, being conspicuous
by his loud enjoyment of tbe visitor's
Jokes.
"I am very glad that I have amused
you." said Sydney Smith at parting,
"but you must not laugh at uiy sermon
tomorrow."
"I should hope I know the difference
between here and a church," remarked
the squire a little tartly perhaps.
"I'm not so sure of that."
"I'll bet you a guinea on It"
"Take you," said th6 divine.
Next day the preacher ascended the
steps of the pulpit apparently suffering
from a severe cold, with his handker
chief to his face, and nt once sneered
out the namo "Kershaw!" several times
In various Intonations. This Ingenious
assumption of the readiness with which
a man would recognize bis own name
In sounds unintelligible to the ears of
others proved accurate. Tlio poor
squire burst Into guffaw, to tbe scan
dal of the congregation. The minister
after looking nt him with stern re
proach proceeded with his discourse
and won the bet.
Another version makes tlio victim
of Sydney's Jest a certain Sir Archi
bald Macdonald, equerry to the Duke
of Sussex. Sir >rchlba!d said to the
prelate, who was then a canon at St
Paul's cathedral:
"I will comc some Suudny to hear
you preach."
"If you do I shall name you from the
pulpit," was the reply.
Undaunted by this threat. Sir Archl
bald went to St Paul's.
Sydney entered the pulpit, looked
hard at the baronet and was seized
with a wonderful lit of sneezing.
"Ar-chle. Ar-chie, Ar-chiel" was how
It sounded In Sir Archibald's ears, and
he could not help a sudden lnugh of
recognition. ? William S. Walsh In Bos
ton Post
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If you have pcln la the back,
urinary disorders, dlxzlness aud
nervousness, It's time to act and
no time to experiment. These are
frequently symptoms of kidney
trouble, and a remedy which U
recommended for the kidneys should
be taken In time.
Doan's Kidney Pills are a good
remedy to use. It has actod effect
ively In many cases In this vicinity.
Can Alaskan residents demand
further proof than the following tes
timonial?
E. U. Beaumont, 636 O St.,
Eureka, Cul., says: "For a long
tlmo I bad a bad case of kidney and
bladder trouble. The kidney secret
Ions woro too frequent In passage
and I suffered a groat deal from
buckacho that was especially sovore
at night. 1 applied planters to my
back and used other remedies, but
without rocelvlng any noticeable
benefit. Happening to see an ar
tlclo In the papers about Doan's
Kidney PR's, 1 procured the rem
ody. I began using It and lu a
short tlmo my kldnoys were restor
ed to a normal condition. I hare
usod five boxes of Doan'a Kidney
Pills and can say that I am cured.
Aa I did uot tako any other remedy
at the same tlmo, I glvo the full
credit for my cure to Doan's Kldnoy
Pills."
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United Stut.es.
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GREAT CLEARANCE SALE
Sold at a loss! Malt Rainier, 20
cents per bottlo. Especially prepar
ed for sick people and Invalids, and
oxcellent for nursing mothers. Only
two barrels left. Aftor that, price
will be 35 conta per bottle.
PaMc Train Bar.
CHAD MEAT COCK TAILS
at
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Served a la carte.
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8KAGWAY WEATHER REPOnT
Results o X the obawtatlon taken
at Mooro'a Wharf at midnight,
last night', '? as follows:
Tomp. time oMor/af n ... 38 above
Max. procodlng 24 lire .. . G4 above
MLn. " " " .. . 34 abo**
t i?hu " " " . 44abtrr?
Cloudy and calm.Baxomotcr 211:32.
P. & A. SI.
White Para Lodg*
' F. & A. ,* No. 11*
mccta 2u .. ii.i 4tU
Frl. Bv'go. of ?ach
month. Visiting brothers are w#l
coino. I'hil Abrahams, Secretary
W. R. Hlllory, W. M.
Fraternal Onl?r
? Eagles ?
Skagway A?rU
> No. 25, Frater
nal Ordur of
Eagles moots tho first anil tlilrl
Wednesday night ot oacli mouth ?i
their hall on KiftU jvenuo. VUltlag
brothers cordially liivltod to nU?n4.
John Orashel, W. P.; J. M. K?ll?r,
Secretary.
15. P. O. K. ?
Skagway Lortg*
No. 431, B. P. O.
E. meets ?T8 v
Thursday night
^ at 8:30. EIIm
club and
room open dally from 1 p. ?. W
12 midnight. Visiting broth*? *?c
dlally welcome. ? W. II. Hlllery, ?*.
B Goo. Mugee, Secretary.
Arctic Brotherhood ?
Camp Skagway N?. 1,
A. B. meets every T*??
day evening at 3:V? p.
m. sharp. Visiting brotliwra sordid
ly welcome. ? Froil Fonzo, Ar?lN
Chief. Geo. Robblco, Arctic Rh.
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Skat; way - ? ? Alaska
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Office II oura: 9-12 u. m. 1-6 p. w.
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