You uukf ? m?uke if
you do HOl flop it
Famous for its Home Cooking,
Milk, Cream, Cottage Cheese and
Buttermilk from our own dairy
Fresh Eggs, etc'
1 Pill fN I (If I
4 4 4 J I I J a U J
Room* Singic of en Suite Electric Lights I
Porcelain Baths on each floor
RATES $2.50 PER DAY AND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway I
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THE
?UWCAfOtiV. ? ?H*
W e tor Ctrcolar -
Ai*?ka Furs a Specialty
Very Top Price* Paid.
Make - Trial - Shipment
?mini 11 ii mmtn Minimum'
I RAW FURS
? : WE PAY
I HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
I WRITE FOR PRICE LIST
f Percey's Fur House p
J 0*Hko?h, ? Wisconsin 9
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Send the Skajway Dally Alaakan
home to th? stales 7Bc. par month
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The Only FirftClaaa Hotel Opened Under New Manage- 4
in CarcroM ment 4
hi?(i(juan^rn tor Ktl In St*** Line. > 4 |
HOTEL SCOTT v
Soott A Schwanlfkamp 4
Headquarters for Mining Men and 4
Travelers +
SPECIAL HATEP AND ACCOMMOO ATION8 FOR MU8HER9.
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST *
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK 4
CARCROSS & ^ YUKON TER. +
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NEW ? COMFORTABLE-^- ELEGANT *
The Caribou Hotel
^ E. W. GIDtON. PropfMtor
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Carcross, Yukon Territory +
OppoMte tha VTHita PaMTXapot
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Well Equipped 'Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar *
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Ha?dquarter? for 'SchuU'a At] in Royal Mail' Stage Line
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The Skagway Pioneer Dairy i
M. P. UIMAN, Prop.
<rThe Sanitary Milk Ranch" ?
TTi* l&rgaai and beat conducted dairy In -* lukfc. ? ? >
Daily Shipment! of Pure Milk and Cream
To ill points on White Pm * Yukon Route.
B.M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, ? Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Raspectfnlly Solicit* The Accoant*
of Skagway Firms And Individuals.
O iy Ore "BROMO QUININE." th?t is ^ -
B[2212 PO'f lL iL
Cum.Co.'<lrOn*r^.CnP?,3r?>rt{?
MEETING ? GHOST
Old Tom Came Face to Face With
It Between Decks.
SCARED THE SAILOR STIFF.
Than Whan Ho Got Wind Enough to
Yolt Thora Waa ? Ltvoly Tlmo
Aboard tho Old Sailing Vaaaal Till a
Mat* Endad tha Mystery.
Of court* there Is ao renaon why
ghost* should aot he fonnd on ship
board as often as elsewhere. As ?
matter of fact. Jack, who la alway?
superstitious, sees his full share of
apparitions This amusing story, told
by the ghost himself, la found In Cap
tain John D. WtiMdeo's "Ocean Life In
the Old Stalling Day?:"
Whldden, a hoy of thirteen, was mak
ing his first Toyajre. The ship was
hardly clear of land when a heavy
storm set In Whklden waa feeling
wretched and In caiTylng breakfast to
the forecastle upset a pan of hot scouso
on the head of "old Tom" at the foot of
the coinpttnlonway stairs. The calling
he had for this did not make him feel
any better Au hour or two later, when
the men were sent aloft, the boy slip
ped down the booby hatch and was
soon fast asleep among some rope, can
vas and oakum that were plied against
the forward bulkhead nest the forecas
tie.
When he awoke It was flrrfc. Din
light atreninlug throng!) wme auger
boles tn the bulkhead and the sound of
voices bronght him to bl? senses He
wis surprised to heiir the crew talking
about hlra. as If he were deud. and dls
cumin; the manner In which he had
been * wept overlHUrd He heard old
Tom sny. "Well. I'm sorry I hit hlra,
but the cub aca It every spenr of hair
out of niv head "
He had another Ion* sleep When he
awoke he heard the crew washing
down de< Ws and realised that be waa
perfectly well and very hungry. He
found a barrel of apple* In the lower
hold, tilled hla pocket and ahlrt bosom,
climbed back Into his neat, ate apple*
and went to sleep agnln
The next day old Tom was sent be
low to cut a piece of rope from tbs
Colla among vhlcb Whlddon was hid
ing While be was sawing at the rope,
the boy. dlsturbwl by the n >Lse. peeped
out of the coll of hawser In which he
lay and met Tom's glance.
"With whitened face and bulging
eyes." says Mr. Whldtlen, "he gated
at me a moment, then dropping rope
and knife and emitting a series of
blood curdling yells he dashed for the
booby hatch and disappeared on deck.
Every one waa aroused. I heard the
second mate ask. "What'a broke loose
with your and all old Tom could
ejaculate was. 'I've seen hlml I've seen
him!*
- "Seen whoT yelled Mr. Fabena.
""Oh. the boy's ghost! tbe boy's
ghost!- Old Tom was nearly frighten
ed out of his wits.
"?Mr. Fabena.' said the captain, 'get
a lanteru. take that fellow below and
aee what scared him.'
"So Mr Fa bens descended the ladder
with half the crew at his back, and
old Tom bringing np the rear. As they
came forward the mate called out,
'Where's your ghost J I don't see any
ghost"
"Until oow I had lata quiet, but feel
log that I was discovered I rose up to
step out of the coll. Tom gave another
yell and broke for the hatch ladder,
followed by half the men.
"Mr. Fabena came np, reached over,
lifted me ont by the collar and march- J
ed me on deck, where I was at one#
aurrounded by officers and crew.
"Captain King stepped forward and
aald. 'Well, boy, where hare you bron
for the last forty-eight hoiirsf
" 'Between decks, sir," I sheepishly
answered.
" 'What have yon been doing be
tween decks?"
" Sleeping, sir.'
- 'What sleeping two day* snd
nights 7"
" 'Not all the time, air.' I replied.
* "Had anything to eatf
" 'Apples.' T ventnrtd.
" -Where did yon get the appleaT
? "Out of the hold. sir. 1 got the head
ont of a barrel."
" "Oh, you did! Do yon know yonTe
been broaching cargo f and then,
thinking the farce had gone far
enough, for all bands were on the
broad grin, he asld. sternly:
" 'Now go for"ard, boy. and If yon
cut any more capers like that you'll
get a rope's ending yon'll remember
all your life.' Then, to Mr Fah?os.
he added, 'Keep him np In his day
watch below for a week and glvt him
plenty of work.'
"That ended hla lecture, and I was
glad It was over and that I had es
raped so easily Going forward with
tbe men, I waa pleased to see they
bore me no III felling, not even Tom.
although he might have been excused
If he had done to."
Uncompromising.
John Brlght's role* waa unequlrocal
It for peace Say* the I/ondon Nation:
He waa walklup once paat the Cri
mean monument Id London with one of
his aons, then a lad Erery one knows
that the word "Crimea" Is enirrared
on the monument. The boy pointed to
the monument and to the word upon it
and asked:
"Father, what la thatT'
"That" Raid John Bright, pointing
also to the word, "ta a crime."
It la well there is do one without a
fan It for he would not hare a friend
In the world Haalltt.
Society
VOl AMI YOt RSfcl.F
Just Stand aside, tad witch your
self co by;
Think ol yourself m "he" Instead
of "I."
Pick flaw; find fault; forget the
man 1* you
And strive to make your estimate
rind true.
The faults of others then will dwarf
and shrink.
Uove'a chain (rows stronger by
one mighty link.
When you with "he" as substitute
for "I"
Have stood aside snd watched
yourself go by.
?Inter-State Blk
0 ? 3 ? 0'
Remember the masquerade ball
of the Eftfilea this evening
0?0 ? 0
Mrs. H. D Klrmse la expert ?d
in Skagway soon from Juneau.
0?0 ? ?
Mre. Bert Hovdeehell came north
on the Jefferaon and is visiting
with her friends In Ketchikan
0?0?0
Mr. and Mrs V. A. Peterson are
nt home *o their frlenda In the Dll
l Ion cottage on 71 h and Main strerts
Dr. L. S. Keller returned from
Halne* Friday Dr. Keller wa*
called to Halne* on profaaalonal
' tiualne**
? 0 ? 0 ? 0 ? ? ? - ?
Mrs P. H. Oanty la honor winner
at bowling again thla woek with a
?core of 191. Mr*. Oanty g aver
age for Wednesday evening waa
187.
On Wednesday ovenlnp Mr*. D
W. McKay, Mm. A. K. Klndell and
Mra. Frank Webater wore guoata of
Mr*. P. H. Oanty. Th? evening wa*
pnaaed with c*r<la.
? ? 0 ? 0 0
Mra. Ida Creaae of Pennington,
I B. C., came to vlalt with the family
of her ?op, Mr. f}*n* smith, dur
ing '.he wt?*k. Mra. Cr*aa* return
ed home on Frl lay.
0? 0 ? 0
The Firemen nre contemplating n
trrand ball for Washington* Birth
day Aa thla la an ?ntertainment
for the benefit of the town In gen
oral It ahould be liberally patron
I Ited.
0 ? 0 ? 0
Mr and Mra C. D. Orange left
for their future home in Seattle on
'he Curacao Mr. and Mra. Orange
have been rer'd*nt* of Bkagway for
several yeara, and their going la
a matter of much regret to their
hoeta of frlenda
Food ?ook*d aa tt *fc**U be at
th* "White Pam Oa?* " Only the
beat is th# nwrawt Kn Orlorf
KlnB. propiiatraia M
Only On* "BltOMO QUI NINE"
Tat to LAXATIVJI BROMO QU1N1NB
Look tor Urn idjrnator* of EL W.
GROVE. PMd I1>? Wrtfld ovar to
Cur* a Odd In On* Day. Sta.
Sutwerlb* for Tb* Alaataa **w.
LOCAL BRIEFS
?KAQWAY WEATHER REPORT
Reeulta of the ob??r?*Uo? Uk*e
At Moore'a Wharf at midnight
last night, 'j m follow*
Temp, time obeerntcn , , . Mibon
Mas. pnowthijr 14 bra ... . ?t above
MIa " ? "... 25 ?bora
Mean " " "... 25 abor*
Harr?mot*e 30 Cloudy and f al?
DO.VT KXrKMMIWT
You Will Make No Mlatake If V.w
Follow Thin Artilr*
Never neglect your kidney*.
If jrou have pain In the bark,
urinary disorder*. ditalneae and
nerrouaneas, It 'a time to act and
no tlma to eiperlment Theee are
frequently aymptoma of kidney
trouble, and a remedy which H
recommended for (ha kidney* ahouid
be takan In tlma.
Doan'a Kldnay Pllla ara a food
remedy to uaa It hs* acted effect
ively In many eaa?e la thla vlcial'y
Can Alaskan raaldanta demand
further proof than tha following tea
UmonlalT
E. O. Heaumont, (S5 O Jt.
Kureka, Cal , aaya: "For a long
time I had a bad case of kidney and
bladder trouble. The kidney aecret
lona were too frequent In pa*e*e
and I Buffered a great deal from
backache ttat waa especially eevere
at night. I applied planter* to my
back and uaed other remedlea, but
without receiving any noticeable
benefit. Happening to eee an ar
ticle In the paper* about Dwan'a
Kidney Pllla, I procured the rem
edy. I began ualng It and la a
short time my kidney* were reetor
fd to a normal condition. I hare
need five botes of Doan a Kidney
Pllla and can aay that I am cured.
A* I did not take any other remedy
at the aame time, I give the full
credit for my cure to Doan'* Kidney
Pllto"
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and take no other
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Order* by 'phone promptly delivered
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Bold at a lota' Malt Raltler, I#
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will be 35 cent* per bottle.
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Mail Order* gtrcn prompt rarr
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COMPANY
SKATTLB,
| Trade At Home
IT is * hard thing to convince Dome people, who hare acquired the
' mail order habit that it is to their advantage to trade at home. The
green fields for away appeal to them, eo they aend their money out of
town for something that is no better than can be found on the local
merchant's shelves. The money is thus gone where they, n n any one
of the community, will ever see it again, and where it can di nobody
good but the person who has it and he m hundreds or thouaeede ef
ttu lea away
I THE MAILORDER PEOPLE
are not the only offenders who are blind to the interests ofthe commu
nity. The merchant* are just as bad. Many of them send away for
their printing, while et the same time argue aaainst mad order business.
SEE THE DRIFT?
TRADe nr ho7vte
AND
GET YOUR PRINTING AT HOME
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