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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Prom Uus 4 ate on ail caiia ir. tend
ed for n?ary FrW^nthaJ. the Inde
pendent h^Tprraszaen sbo?!d be made
to eerta-ata (TO and your c*U wUl
receive itr.nie?iaio auction. He aa
diacor' uwsi Itis office at the Dougb
ton Ci- V Store.
GREAT C EARANCE SM-E
Sold at a Loaa! Malt Rainier. JO
ceota per bottle. Eapectalty prepared
tor ai?*k people and i?rajkl?. and ex
cellent for r.uraini moOsera. OalJ
two barrels ML Aftor that prteo wl!
be *5 cent* per bottle
Pack Train Bar
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WATCHES
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Curios, Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
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NOTICE OF ELECTION,
A general municipal election *?'
tv4> heOd Tuesday, April 2nd next, fcr
the porpoa* of eiecting seven council
men and o?e school director.
I he ejection shall be at t^e Town
Hall. The hoar* for voting sbaN be
from T i. ?. to 7 p ra
I>. McKW,
Town Clerk.
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
PebblefosJ and Gibsoa Rye. **nd
wefevr. Blue Ribbon and Pale Rain
ier Beer at the Hoard of Trade.
AUSTIN HAGEN WANTED.
\Y??U>?1 to know the whereabouts
of Austin Hagen? Brother seeks. Ad
drew Hilmer Hasten, Moont<reen
Sa*k Cau.
ii'C for a home cooked meal?
iat'k, clean service. Where? At
4ie K?* Home Restaurant, fifth
Avenue, naif a minute from Broad* v
ADMINISTRATOR S NOTICE.
Having Lhts day been appointed by j
the Hon. Marttiu Conway, United
sutw ComraiMtowr, tod ex -officio
Judge of Probate, for the Skagwayj
Precinct, A Imfntetrator and Execu
trot, with the will annexed, of the e?
!ai? of Ida Fried kiger, deceased, no
tice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against the estate of
-aid decedent, to present the Fame
in itemized form duty authenticated
on or before six months from this
'late, as the law directs, at the of
fice of Phil Abrahams, 4th Avenue.
v"kaRwsv \ laska.
RSSHC MILIXR. j
Admliristrator and Rxeoitrix i
of the estate of Ida Fried
incee, deceased.
virrt publication, Feb. Sftth.
tiUt pJtWicatlon. March 18th.
New clean comfortable be<!* for j
rents and ap at the TV<miolon Ho I
1. Whi-. horse, T. T Mrs. R. K?l
-ey. Proprietress. tf :
Relieves CATARRH
the
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nnd all
Disdurgts lr
[24 HOURS
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Juneau, - Alaska
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? Skagwar Kim* And Individual"
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That Failed!
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.j. Illustrating s Feminine Trait 7.
X Not to Be Ignored
A V
By t. A. MITCHEL I
-ill; M-H IH1IIIIIINM K-I-?
Phoele and I hating becotne engag
ed. 1 considered it tbe proper thing for
os to call on my aunt to iwt ive her
congratulation#. My annt never made
calls herself and was double the age
of either of a*. Besides, It was un
derstood that I was down. In her will
for tlie principal part of her fortune.
Phoetie said that she wou)<l rather
take a whipping than go to be inspect
ed. but there was no way out of it, ami
she consented
We had not long been settled before
ray aunt said to ns: "There Is a pro
tege of mine, Mabel Maryweather.
whom I have brought to visit n? for
the season, and I wish to see her en
raged before her return to her conn
try borne, where she seldom sees a
man and conseqacutly has no matri
monial opportunities. Tom Singleton
has ?K?en attentive to her. and I believe
that /or some time th*y have been on
the border of an engagement I wish
"toe ros.irr ttut ? *r? -*i r >>
MAORI' "
to bring the Sfl'alr to a erl?'i ns soon
as possible, for spring I* not far off.
When the Mflnnn cl' 1 g<> f?>r my
annual trip soothwanl and iuu<( send
Mabel boiue.
"Now, 1 *l'h you two to hv!p me in
a little scheme 1 bare in my mind to
brine Tom and Maliet tncether. It In
for me to get the four of you h re, aud
Ttm. John. I wl?h to be attentive to
Mabfl. irtillf j-on, Miss (1 mean
Phoebe*. devote yourself to Tom. Each
i of the two Incipient lovers will ha
ftlchtenrd for fear of the loss of the
other, and the match will be assured.
Of coarse they are not to know that
you two are engaged. '
Both Phoebe and I received this
proposition with a frown.
"Bat, Mrs. Perkins." ITioebo began,
-you forcet that we are Just engaged,
sod"?
"Good gracious, Annt Carolina, do
yon snppose you enn nmkr a dummy
fover out of a man who has recently
become a real one?"
"Now, don't I* silly," resumed my
aunt "It Is because yon are engaged
that I have selected you for my pur
pose. Yon both know that what at
tention yon cive elsewhere Is simply
to please me. Yon understand that the
whole affair, so far as yon are con
cerned. is the same as per->onating
a character on the stage. The con
I sequence b that there will be no Jeal
ousy on your part; you ane simply to
| excite It in the others."
"Certainiy doj:~ ?akl Phoeb*. "What
I was going to ?ay w.*? that. Jn?t bar
In? become engaged, why"?
Seeing ttat It was necessary for me
to help Phoebe oat. I broke in,
"What Phoebe menns. Aunt Carolina,
Is that, having Just become enciged,
we might forget oar parts and mix the
thing all up."
Phoebe said notMrc mere. My annt
looted annoyed I most keep the
pence.
"Oh. we'll O-o what we can in the
premises, att:.' 1 aaki "Won't we.
Phoebe?" 1 g.*.ve Ptv ebe a look as
imnch a* to say. "teste tt to me." So
she said of course anything that my
Hint wished w.*akl l>e cheerfully a c
I ceded to by her.
Everybody beina satbflcd. my annt
told us that she wouM expect us to
dinner on the folio- int.* Wednesday,
when we would meet Miss Msryweath
er and Mr. Singleton, and the curtain
was to rise on the play.
On that first wetfnt my aunt. aa
' signed me to take Mi~>- Maryweacher
I In to dinner, nnd Slmrteton was clhrsen
to earort Phoebe.
I was between two tiros. If I did
'? not appear to be attracted by Miss
! Maryweather I wonhi displease my
iunt If 1 did I aronld displea-w
Phoebe On one of these tvonwn
hung a fortune whl<*t? I had be<n
itMOcht up to consider my own in
I time On the other hang mj life's
happiness 1 concluded to pi em' my
f
innt It I dtsp'pt* my flange* po?
p t it f! ft oi:if.T roniil i? made op
lu ord-T to fre! fr<*- to act naturally
I C' ? Hi to iO'k ilt wit) ;? <ny #i}n? or
Ph:>ctw\ bot S'"!l >-nt!tW Into ttn?
*J? t'f Mi*.* M.irywesitber. I was
quite In mv t-i rtir i The gin was
pretty and attrnMiv\ nni! I confess
that, as p!ay tetoi"* h it. I began to
- 1 % pirt. I r i bit?> streak
with my tnn?ni? it ? :;nary topics,
tr><>anwblie mvIpj; t i.>r th'-ic* with
my eyes. One trtSt ' my r'taraeter Is
whon I set oat to d? a thine to do It
for si! ;t Is worn, 1 l.' cnn by at
tempting to make Singleton believe he
w ? in Uanper of losing hi* girl and
coded with the brut job of iovemaking
in the preface of others (bat I bar*
ever accomplished,
What was going on at the table I
didn't know My Hunt's voice I seldom
beard; Phoebe's 1'oice 1 did not hear
at ?!L Singleton was evidently keep
ing np the conversation.
What I did not know then I learned
afterward to my horror. Phoebe's eyes
were n: ?>n r .> all the while, her ex
pression growing every minute more
lowering. My mnt observed both
Phoebe and me. Singleton made fre
quent efforts to hold Phoebe's atten
tion and. falling, finally gave It tip to
make random remarks to the hostess.
I held Miss Marrweather's attention
so closely that shs was only partially
aware of the strained conditions eitst
ing between th" oth"r three. As the
dinner jw ^ed Phoebe's brows con
[ t r. r ? ? ?'! ir.."e nnd more: the corners of
her mouth were squared; her cheeks
were red. and h(T eyes flnsbfd Are.
The worst of It wjis thnt I. ignorant of
the aitnation, w:i^ piling on fn>?l every
moment.
It must have been a great re'l?f to
Mr. Slmrleton and po?H?ly my annt
when the dinner ?r--< flrvshed and we
arose from the table. 1 cast a glance
at Ph" ' ?, it nt 1 1 ? <? moment she had
turned nnd I di:l not see her faeft 1
sa w my nnd noii'-od that It was
Inipn^slve. Wbril we reached the
drawing room rtioelw ami Singleton ;
took a far corner Phoebe sitting with '
her back to me. Since I had become !
interested in the work my annt had j
r,c-;-an-l mo | coipinucd to pursue It
for all It was wcirt*. My annt ang- (
?d that I take Miss Slaryweather
to t plant* In the conservatory.
nn t i did We remained there some
tin---, and When w>? returned I saw mt
aunt rb ittlng wltli Si-g'.et- n Phoet*
was nowhere ?to bp ?? -n I a?'->ed my
mint what bsd 1ws(ome of fcer.
'"Sho bns gone boii"V' wa? the reply.
**t?one home 7'
"Yes. She said she had a headache
and telephoned for a carriage She
sold me to say to yon that since yon
were so pleasantly Occupied she wonld
not disturb yon."
1 km w thr-t II l?m'> had burst
'rhlch I h\d not heard Mi?s Mary
<x*fl?tber said something to Singleton
: nd. taking his arm. 'bey walk<^l awiy ,
logribcr, leaving me with my aunt
? '?o told me wbKI had occurred, fin
-.g >V!ih thy Ifollov ing announce |
"And Mirrfiart' ?omethin?
?o R.>jr to j-ou. l<n ki???w that I hare
I i >\ i 1 I f.?r v.m In my will. In fart.
I Ii.tvc l(>r? yon t !i - prli: ||ial part of
what I po*?"?w. I ?hall tomorrow add
?i eodlrll that If etna marry this girl to
wl m yon are enlaced your share
to go to Pe?er lllrkson "
"(Jood gracious!*'
"I iii>- m ? h.it I Mr
I v pr? v ? ted f->m ? y furt!x>r
r f by the return of Singleton
j and Ml?s Mary weather. Slnaletou
I Mid:
"We fear that we have been the In
nocent cause of II misunderstanding.
Possibly It may t<in<l to me?<l matter*
If we mnke an announcement which
we hid Inter' led Iso defer till Jnat be
fore Miss M ? ry weather's return home.
More than a wceli sc.. I proponed to
her. She has Jusl; dven me a favor
able rei>ly, a resptmse which she ??ya
-lie Intended (o give from the first
She hope* tor encasement will dla
i slpate any hard fetllwr that baa arisen
i tbla evening."
"I do hope. Mm IVrklna." Mid Mian
V -yw< i'h' r "that If anything hasoc
rliv* il.e *m en to diapleaae
you you will paaii It over and forget
It for my sake. You have Iwen so
kind to me and I bare been made my
happy that 1 can'it bear to bare It all
spoiled at the Inst moment."
My aunt's object having been accom
plished. though her plan of Ita accom
plishment was both unnecessary and a
failure. she was much mollified. It re
' malnrd to be seen how far her change
1 of feeling wonld nffect Phoebe. Fur
J thermore It remained to be seen wheth
er I would be able to effect a reeoncil
. iatlon between I'boebe and myself.
P.ofor.- pointr to ?I?k>p that night- I
thought cut my plan of procedure. I
, was still between two fires, my aunt
j and ray itancee. lit I could not soften
;ay aunt townrd I'hoebc I had better
not soften Phoebe toward myself. I
r olved to appear angry toward the
i latter till I could placate the forme* to
ber. MUs Mary weather proved
a blessing. She knew well ail that had
occurred and at oiire learned from ray
nunt her arhetue. She besieged the
good lad;, and at last won her over to
a premie not to disinherit me if I
married Phoebe. So far so good. I
follov. ?d up the udvantage by telling
my aunt that on n<> account, after what
ta<l happened, w-vald I consent to mar
v Pi .-?!*, This put the dear woman
in a position of hnving by her nlwnrd
*'hetne t >m apui n pair of lovers.
She ?*>nt for Pboobe and told ber tny
position. Instead of baring to bend
the knee to my fiitmcee site sent me an
j apology
An 'J so fbt? oai"er was made up he
'>"< 1 '? Mv bfttii!.' very fond
vf PI: ?? Rnd when we were married
ve t :> out of mji inheritance a boua*
j to live In
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tMfSfSj MOT Sf r,?SE# j
trf local apjjtsc*Uo?;* u U??;> .annoi
rtaoti tiw u- rt. : ?>{ th ? -vr. '
it?r? to osiJy oti ? *skj ia car* s?af-!
;.*wh, and usat ia by aoaUtittio!.*; j
r?mfld!y*. beafaeaa i? < aus. <1 bj on j
inflamed ooudiUoo of the Ensttchtanj
Tab?. Wben thia tnba to Inflamed;
Tva hare a ruisibiio* M><,nd or Imper
! feet bearing, and when K la ontirelr
closed, deai.'fta is the result, and tin
"iaa tbc Inflammation can li-e taker,
out and this tube rrsu>rcd to Its nor
ma! condition, hearing trill be de
stroyed forever; nine cases out of tea
ir? cauaed by Catarrh, which to noth
Log but an Inflamed condition of the |
mucous surface*.
We will glr? One Hundred Doilari
for any out of deafne?a i caused by
Catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hail's Catarrh Cure. Send tor c to
culars. traa,
r. J. CHENEY * CO . Toledo. O. |
Sold by Druutota, 75c
Take Hall's Faintly t'Uto for eonsU
{tattoo.
RAW FURS
WK PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE FOR I'HKF. LIST
Percey's Fur House
Othkod , Wi?e???ia
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"iHttmttttttt: : :: ? rtltnm-j t; :u mimiMBr
I rr s v flor end
iStrenqtn
In every drop
!:M" I Mil
COMPMNV
?eattia, *a?
I LOCAL BRIEFS
SKACWAY WEATHER REPORT
iieaulu of the otoservatloa takaa
at Moore'a Wharf it midnight,
Marf* 17, 1912, U m foHowa:
Temp. time oftaerraf* .. .. 20 abore
? ,ii i'rc< ???iwta -4 r>t- 35 abora
in " " .. 20aboT?
" " 2Saiior#
fVarrmietec 30:30. Clear, N. Wind
INTERIOR WEATHER fWrR!
TBMfl KATCRf
9TATTOXS Abote Heiow
Cariboo ..... ?
White florae 3
r*iri*h . *
Atlhfj 2
Lower I^eharv ? *
Hootalinqua .... A
Big Salmon. 10
Yukon Crossing 20
Selkirk in
Coffee Creeh 15
Stewart Riter t3
OgilTle IS
T a*wn . . Tt
Clear ami catan report from a 3
points Atlln *hw? I* t? part
> rlmdj and north wind.
None better ane purer tftaa Glbaoo
rye. Rainier and Olympla beer. Or
ler? by "phone promptly delfrered.
fbe Maa<?t.
Ail the lata wtegrapfc nawa la ??
Dally Alaakan.
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium f*nii] Alaaka
l-ar^e, f lean. Individual BailiS.
Abundance of Water. Beat of
Hotel Accommodation*, far
oiahed Cabin* fo* Rent
RrceCent Homing and Flahtng.
v of or Ftncfihr and Mlin|>
Hteamer Genrvta from Jnreaa
main's Wl iwntlly ?lalta. lo
'ormnl ion and ra? e? upon request
Dr. F. L Goddard, Prop.
Health Resort
of ?
ALASKA
A HOME for 43c PER DAY '
Ah I em aboOt'to dispose of several piece* of
property and cIot?e ont, I am offering a Fonr
Room Hoiice, close in farninbed, with gw I
st^H range and hath room for ?176:00. e??lit
4H cent per day for One year and yon have
a home, also lota from $50.00. and np.
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t Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
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.j. SPeCIAL RATES AND ACCOMMODATIONS FOR MUSMERS.
+ WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEi>T
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK
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? PLEASES
? The Work from our Job Department
? Pleases Particular People.
B 1) < " of town for your work. t>?t as "qaoce
s y< ii pro* ow yon samples of stock, and do yoar work
9 Ql'l-'Kf.V, VKLL, AND AT REASONABLE FRICKs.
Satlg Alaskan.