litre's Virrnr end
Strcnotti
in every drop
M III* S Iff
c :m. any
Uin?, ?
RAW FURS 1
? : WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES I
FOR FINE FURS S
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Attwiwy*
ROVAL A. GUNNISCN
Atl?m?y-AU.i*
r O. Box E Juneau. Mask*
H. 8. Lb FKVRK
attorns -at-law
Oomu>:s'Mor.?r For Yukon Territory
to Take AffUa\ lu
. Alaska
STEVE RAGAN
Attorney at Law
-> \'NES ALASKA
DeiattBta.
OR. L. S. KELLER
DENTIST
Ko* t Modern Method*.
Open Evenings.
CfTl oc Hour* Ml a. at 14 p. m.
v-k*kao Buildlns, Broadway
<n?CW AY. - - ALASKA.
Dental Supplies.
H. F. PATTERSON A COMPA.\>
? Dealers la ?
OENTAL SUPPLIES
-29 Walker Bids.. Seattle, Was!)
ttd?> by maj; or cable ?lj) r.
? *e prompt atu?nt.v>a i
a request
Music Te?c"en.
MISS M. G. NMMNAW
Teacher of
PIANO FORU
>pe.-ia IVrn* fur a Ua<te<
Numbar oC Begiuaw*
EIGHTH AVE. ANO MAIN ST.
A fine mMd temperance drink Is
pure wholeeom<= beer made fron
>e sj.arkl'.tiR waters of Tumwate;
?'.s, and the very best barley mal".
?!ih just the right proportion
u. ic? st prowa bops. Breamed as o;.
the Olynjfia Brewing compar.y cat
rew. For sale at the Bow?* of Trad* j
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+ NEW COMFORTABLE ELEGANT *
? The Caribou Hotel *
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B. M BEHRENDS,B inker
Juneau, ? Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Solicits* The Account*
*i" Ska<rway Firms And Individuals.
| The Skagway Pioneer Dairy s
?- rzrr IT, ' ii= ?
H M. F. ftEtUAN. Prop. +
? 4 The Sanitary Milk Ranch
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1 r- '?>-? ?? corn' "*"rt <lairr in
Dailv ^hioment* of Pure Milk and Cream
r,. ,n w? :<? P*-^ * Yukon Route.
; It Pays to Get Printing That :
? PLEASES S
[ The Work ;!rom our Job Department
Pleases Particular People.
? i ? -? n. - r :r work. Let us 'quote
V jrou nr <v? - yi -.?* ? -< of stock, and do your work
? QUICKLY, WELL, AND AT REASONABLE PRICE*.
jaltr Satlg Alaskan.
IN
NEW YORK POLICE
RAID GAMBLING DENS.
NEW YORK. F?b. 3? More than j
200 Chinamen are under arrai h?we
today ns the result of an Invasion of
Chinatown by an army of 125 police- ,
men Tuesday night. The apectacutar;
raid was the first open more In & j
war against Rambling, and It netted
besides the wholesale arreats, the
destruction of more than a score of
dingy gambling dens.
It was the most spectacular raW
and the most thorough clean-up
Chinatown has seen sine? the Elsie
Siege! murder prompted a similar
war. The Invading army was led by
a young Japanese who lives in the
district and has devoted many month
athering evidence against the Chi
? ese gamblers. The mysterious in
ffwrner. wearing a large black mask.
k?d the raid, pointing ont every siis
eoted gambling den The police ]
tormed the doors with axes and
row-bars and in almost every case 1
found the places crowded ?
CCUR BIG LINERS
PLANNED FOR PACIFIC.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 2? Plans
.or four giant liners to be operated
et* een New York and San Francis
co through the Panama Canal. cosL
.ag a total of $11,500,000, are today
n th' lr way to New York with Mce
resident and lieneral Manager R. P.
chwerin of the Pacific Mail Steam
hip company. A new bond issue
ill be floated to build the ships.
>h:ch are each to be 680 feet long
ind 75 feet beam, with a draft, load
i, of 30 feet, and accommodations
r 300 first class passengers. 200
HX?nd class and >>0 third class. The
ill be twin screw ships. 16.000 horse
?w<=r. 17 knots speed, capacity for
T.ooo tons and all oil burners
4AY0R GAYNOR NAVES
SIXTEEN BEST BOOKS.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1? Mayor Gay.
or s latest venture is the compilation
.?? a list of the world's 16 best books,
in the order in which he be
' es they have influenced his life,
.'lie list follows:
I he Bible. Euclid, Shakespeare,
iur .?'s Hlstoi-y of England (ecpedal
v the notesi. Homer, Milton, Cer
;i;i* s. Rabelais, Gil Bias, Franklin s
\nt Hiosraphy and Letters, Flutarvh'a
yives, Autobiography of Benvenuto
'1 i. Gibbons' Heeline and Fall of
e Roman Empire. Adam Smith's
!t' of Nations, Bacon's Essays,
I. dime's British Constitution
Tsnpuf* Bflrt . T>ie?w.
Tli?* i in wtf> in ?:.i?iii hiwett* ear*
Le o-mincter n I on- e r?>vo!it? himself
a? n mnk vatslder.
But if lb ? M?w 1 u<et?5 r'fln g.v>?
U! Into New II ." ? ?! ;i'i"iri">
for what be cn! s ( ' > ~c o mnty or I "mi ??
county the nsthe-* ?f Co-os county 1
wonder where he went t<> <ch?iol
And. ;n Maine. Svn l? the test word
that betrays the stronger within the
state For vnrietv of prouuiit iatlon bi
lbo** who don't kuow Mint word of
only four letter* I* l>ellcved to hold
the record.
They used to toll the s'ory that n*
each train bearing summer vHltom
started up from Itidileford. Just arrows
the river, the brakeiuan annonn.-ed
thus:
"The next ntntV<n Is Snykn-Sa.ko
Sareo Saw kn-Key?o Sasco Snr?o Saw
?or*
Maine people will tell yon that It Is
prononnced exactly as it i* spelled?
S-b-c-o. Sawko
Anv Maine ir>n re.-ognii'os a fellow
Maine man at once l>j his pmr.uncla
tlon of a town n.uiie Boston Globe.
Tennyron't Rhyme*.
As an ?lamt'.rt* tif faulty rhyming
the grcM Alfred Tennyson is lieing
held up by an Err'Nli critic as in the
very forefront of offender* He Is
shown to bare taken lli-en^e as a great
poet that would hnvp damned any
?mall rhymer The critic gives as ex
amples of Tennyson's imperfect rhymes
"river" and "ever." "given" and "heav
en." which are considered too conven
tlonal to be criticised He then |>a??es
on to the famous "Charge of the Light
Brigade." where Tennyson, with the
Inaccurate ear of the thorough Briton,
rhymes "onward and "hundred."
"said" and ?tflsmayed." "hundred" and
"thundered." "hui"?red" nnd "h'nnder
cd." "hundred" and "wondered. ' all In
that one short |K>ein. one may look In
rain through the works of l/nigfellow,
Bryant, I^owell or any American poet
of the first rank for Mich orihoeplcal
blundering, which passes without qnes
tlon among Britons.
35c for a home cooked meal?
quick, clean sen-Ice. Where? At
the New Home Restaurant, Fifth
Avenue, half a minute from Broad w a.
Opinion.
Stella? W**t do you think of marry
ing a nobleman?
Bella- It ?s Hke bnvlng * flsb Instead
of ca'cblng It.? New York Times
How blessings brighten ne they tak
i their Btgbtl? Yoong.
NEWS FROM THE
NORTHLAND
SHOUT BREEZY NEWS ITEMS
PROM THE NORTHERN PRESS
Ftiink Joaquin, of the Kuskokwtan
Commercial Company, at Tocotna, ac
companied by Edward Opjon, re*cl>ed
St ward last evening, enroute to the
states. Joaquin brourtit about 100
poumla of gold dtwC
Rheumatism of the heart was the
:-ausj> of the death of Harry W. 8t.
Clair, near Seward. Soon after break
fast 'Wi the morning of the sixteenth.
USrrr suffered from rheumatic palm
n his left arm and sought hb couch
When Mrs. St. Clair went to awaken
?im. having supposed he had been
islecp. she found that her beloved
: 11.- bund had pawed peacefully away.
Advices from Sitka are that the
TrniT capital Is enjoying the Mt*l
eat her we have been treated to for
ie i>ast month. Sitka has had but
.ttle rain, no snow to amount to *ny
and betwixt the coming of the
vl-Kl and the abandonment of the
iari?e barracks, the usually quiet
ittle bur;? is having something to
'Ik ibout.
IV juty Marshal John Goodell of Sit
a. writing to friends here says.
Vours for a deflected current and
em! tropic Alaska "
Rj- unanimous vote last night the
ily council of Juneau approved of
ie plans of the Juneau volunteer fire
epartviteni to build a club room.
>hldi will be self sustaining.
With the c4ty council's ratification,
oes the donation of a lot opposite
he ?gle Brewery owned by the
'y. as a site for the club hew
Hje club house will be built by the
irerrien and they will ask only minor
:-?nn>?s4ons from the city, to help
?ay .expenses after it Is i-onstructed.
$700 (n the fund belong
' e to the department. To this sum
' ill be added the surplus left after
ill exjiense* are paid out of the re
viptu netted at the coming ball In
:iksf hall
\: the home of FYar.k Bach last
i tfco first steps were taken to
\ arils (he formation of a. Penwratic
?|"ib in IVv.iclas There was a big
r >wti "f ?:n.n<h and true worn* of'
> nnxracy out and they all took a
ivoly int<<r?*t in the proceeding*
Vf'er the usual preliminaries of a
^mocratic meeting were gone
trough with. Frank Bach was elec
1 permanent <hairman of the club.
' Brown vice-president and H. C. He
righne secretary
The next business of the meeting
?vas the sizning' of the roll of mer.i
:?ersliip. about fifty members affixed
'hoir names. Several rouslr.g speech
's were made by the different mem
">rs of the club and the nmetin* ad
o^irwd to meet next Wednesday
igfit at the Lyric theatre
Prayer In an East Indian Court.
The ooon hour ?tru<-k. tolled by the
rail (rone at the treasury door, and In
a moment all things mine to a stand
still. The Mohnmmedan lawyer*, the
village Moslems loitering about the
court, even Momffer Khan with hts
guattllan policeman. all reverently
withdrew. A moment later they re
appeared on the wide concrete veranda
outside th? window at my left. There
tbej laid down their prayer mat*. and
standing first with devoutly bowed
heads and hands folded, they murmur
ed the noon prayer* of the prophet'a
relitfon; then knelt still praying, and
made obe1?an<e. pnwfmtlnir them
selves before Allah the inerrifnl. the
compassionate. The reverence of their
devotion was perfect and wholly free
from the self cnnsciou* shamefaced
nesn that I should hnve felt, supposing
that I. the magistrate, had suspended
court to pray there in public.? Charlw
Johnston in Atlantic.
The Russian Amsterdam.
SI. Petersburg Is one of the few
grent cities which have been made and
not born During his residence In Hol
land Peter the Great was so impressed
by Amsterdam, perched upon the wa
tern, that be determined to abandon
Mojioow and build a new capital which
should have canals for streets. In his
oanipalgn against Sweden in 1702 he
notiyd an Island situated In the mid
stream of the Neva. "Here is my Rua
sinn Amsterdam!" he exclaimed and
imtftedlatcly Iwgan the building of a
city there The site was a marsh In
summer and a froeen moras* In win
t?>r. Two miserable hnts were the
onl.r building* The erection of the
citadel, a great fort In the shape of a
bexnpon. with a tower 360 feet high,
on the north bank of the Neva was his
first care. The cottage in which Peter
lived while laying out the city still
exiut*
PILES CURED IN 6 TO t4 DAYS
Tosir druegfct will refund money tf
PAISO OINTMENT falls to cur? any
case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding Pi lee In 6 to 14 days. 50c.
?
fUdney Tn?i'ol?a May be Snapping
Your L If* Away. Alaskan P?op'a
hurt Learnad This Fact,
Wien a healthy man or woman be
gin* to run down without apparent
cauae, become# weak, languid, de
preaaed, suffers backache, headache,
(Xizy spells and urinary disorders,
kidn?y weakness may be the cause
of It all. Keep the kidneys wail
and they will keep you welL Doan'a
Kidney Pill* cure dirk kidneys and
keep them well. Can Alaskan read
ers demand further proof than the
following statement:
Mr* F. H. Morell, SIS Marion St,
Seattle, Wash., say*: "Kidney com
plaint and backache bothered me
?11 my Itfe and 1 had such severe
attacks at times that I was practi
cally helpless. The pains through
my kidneys and loins were almost
unbearable. I had heaiathes ar.d
rMuy spells and in the morning when
J first trot up, I botame so dlrzy
'hat I dared not attempt to walk
across th? hall. Learning about
Doan's Kidney Pills I be.an their use
The contents of the first box helped
i?e so greatly that I contlnie-1 taking
hem and before lo?g I was entirely
eHeved of kidney complaint. I hare
.-ecom mended Doan's Kldr.ey Pi. Is to
nany of my friends and shall contin
ie to dc so." (Statement given De
ember 17, 1907.)
RE- ENDORSEMENT
Mrs. Morell was Interviewed on
February 1, 1910, and she addrj to
be above: "1 hare been in good
health since I endorse Doan's Kld
ey Pills In 1907. T take this rem
dy in the spring and fail and tt
\'ee>pa me In good health."
FV* sale by all dealers Pric? ?0
eflts F>aster-Mllb?im Co., Ruffaio,
New Yo'k. sole arenfs for the Unit ad
Remember the nam* ? Doan's ? and
aire no other.
For sale by all dealers Price 5"
-ents Foster MUhurn Cc . RnfTa'o
Vew York, sole s?en'? f ,f the t"n!t
d S'ate*
Remember the name- lto*n>? srd
ike no other
PUGET SOUND SHIPS
MUCH FLOUR TO ORIENT.
SEATTLE, Feb. 1? l>e ' niter was I
the record month of flour shipments |
for the Orient from Pnget So*.ind.
with 32.000 tons, as shown by com- !
paratfve statements prepared by trans
portation lines engaged in the over
*eas haul. The total for Portland for
last month was .1,700 tons.
Shipping men declare that there
has never been snch a heavy vol
ume of flour shipments from Pug??t
"*ound to the Orient as during the 1
part twelve months. The total from
Seattle and Tacoma for November.
1911. was 21.1*7 tons, as azainst 12.- j
<U!> tons for November. 1910. The '
increase beginning with the year
ending Inly 30. 1910, has bo??n in
e.pjai proportion
Fresh Olympla Oyster Cocktails at
the Hoard of Trade. tf.
LOCAL BRIEFS
SKAGWAY WEATHER REPORT
Result* of U>? obMrratloa Ukm
*t Mow?'i Wharf kt midnight,
ret> S. 1911. ta m follow*
. "nip. time obMTf>('g .. 3i ?bo*e
^!u. precedln* 14 kll .. .. 29 above
4 In. " 22 above
Mean " 31 above
Barometer 29:85. CVxidj And eajni
tUTERlOB WMlHfR KfCRT
TKierrRATT-Rr.
stations A bore Below
Caribou 1
tfThite Hor*e *
f:tg1?h '
UHn 1
Lower Lebar** 2
?.mi* lixnm &
Biir Salmon
i nliwi trtqWDff '?
Selkirk S
<Joffe? Creef .. 3
Ste?jrt Itlter
?ri|tie -
Dawson. ....
view and (Aim reported from all
/infs ?*?eptlng Atlfn. where It i?
par with north wind: Yukon fro**
iK. tazrj and ralm. and Coffee
r?^k. Ostelvle and Dawaon, where It
* ckxidjr and ralm.
SEATTLE'S
Leading Popolar Priced Hotel
Hotel
Georgian
F.or?n^*n PWr
II Ovtrflr r n j
Rr??tn? T.Wt lrtlf
Riviri
? tr mrvrlal A Fim
?ly trtiV Solicited
KAT*5
IngW R???in* I* t>P
Two I mOVlfttlJt up
com with httb
to FrnoM 15 op
.e.CALHWRIX
SMMCT
, I-4V" ? *' from FOUR f H AVENUE
O-p.* to Founh B??. Cnton * Plk?
. ^ ww IT
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium (*tuJ Alaska
' arm, Imd. [ndi vidua Math*.
Abundance of W?t*r. of
Hotel Accommodation* Fur
nished faMoa fo<* Rent
K*cellent Hunting and F'tkinir.
Motor Kostfrif ami .Sai'injr.
Siearoer G?w|fia from Juneau
makes *emi-montbijr In
formation and rate* upon reqtieat
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
r.~T *-?? -???. ?r A .1' /lRMS
Health Resort
of
ALASKA
Ttmct:-. -rri:: ; .m:r:;?tKTnauiuni:?llnHlumanc-Jt:ilHlllHlllt.
Eirt^! i/W7 Tflrpfton* 112 j
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Phil. Abrahams
FIRE INSURANCE
Agent for t' l)(TBIJgrE *>F IOWA and the
WESTCHESTER OF NEW YORK.
A^et* ov?*r Four Million
NOTARY PUBLIC SKAGWAY, ALASKA ?
3 .. P
+ + + + + + + + + + + + ++ + + + + + + + + + + +
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j. The Only FirflClaM Hotel Opened Under New Mansge
j, in Carer o? ment
4. Hwadqoartec* for AtSa Stajw IJrm.
-HOTEL SCOTT
+ .
.j. Scott A SehwAniekanrp
* Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
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+ SPECIAL RATES AND ACCOMMOOt ATIONS FOR MUSHER3.
+ WELL FURNISHED RCX)MS TABLE THE BEi>T
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK
X CARCROSS & & YUKON TER.
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