NOTICE FOB APPLICATION FOB PATENT
SERIAL No.tKA I'nlted States Lund office.
J uncau. Alaska* Auif. IW:
Notice s iivri irtren Uy w w. BowhtOD*
t\n trusts in the SkifW^ \laska. Townsftto
patent proceedings. thai on the Wtli day of
October. ;wk at i<> o'clock a. iu. of said day.
it i nltedS i - Coun I oumj building In
i own and Irfore Hon. II. It. Ki'vry, a
United State* ComiolM'onw of the United
states District Court for the District ef \i
D|i i > it ? ? i No. I. af said place. the 1*1 W.
\V. Houghton will then and tbciv make i?w
nroot%o( hi* right to make entry as Trustee
f??r the Inti Ui'.alUs of ^ ? Ut Town of Skagwav.
l>l>irl? t of Maska. for the hereinafter do
sorllied land.
That the name of the parly who will uia*e
the nir> for the said land hereinafter de
scrlUsl for In* purpose set forth In this notice
Tliat i ho name of the Townsito for which
this notice to given Is SkatrwaVi District of
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the headwaters of I.MiiiCanal in the Junean
Land I' let. ai d ti;-? Judicial Division of
the Mstrlct of Alaska. Thai the land em
l?ra foil ui liln ?ald Towiislte and for which ,
enirj will made U more fully and i?artlcu
larlj. d* ^oriUsd a> follows. to- wit;
It* viuuhur at ilu* tvrner No. I at hkfh water j
mat .. ? ti \ li: ? : v lt:i \ . a vraiilte stone Ulxisv :
t:> iiioht's ?wins: s ?m-?w * a!*>ve the ground
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I t Monument No. s U ars
S. 7V** v. . chain** distant h\ direct |
measure: thence along high water mark of
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along in .1 ?!? r*of - ?* >*:igva.\ River. (-) N.
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Htiua - .M >?; !nch? > set Indu s In the
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l!ioh?"? i* inches li . ground and mark -d
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way ?s?vers the ground. a witness ??orner
>:???;? x'-x'ii .??"*s*-i 15 le.elii in tin1 ground
pla.*?* of beginning.
and ii '? i iahovo descrllied and
wL; '? ? \t? ? ?jr >undai;* lines tif the *?ahl
States siirv- ??r t;? m r I for Alaska. at Ju
sistsof lie y aero*. oxHuslve of all leirol re- ,
rvatlonv That the reservation* within the
exterior lines of the said Mirvpy, nsaliovede
si'rll>ol. eonslsts of 0.72 aeros.
That til.- total area embraced within the
exterior I tilt's of the said survey. as above de
scrllied consists of 18801.
That tit. -aid i rust. v aforesaid proposes to
ostaM-.li hi- rlk-ht of on try to said land as
provided l.v law by the four following named
witnesses!. to-wlt :
K.J. Shaw. Skasway. .Mask*.
I'm 1 1. Aiiuaiiasis. skuitway, Alaska.
llowAHnA.mu.KT. Skairway. Alaska.
P. II ?; a sty. skatrflray. Alaska.
Hated at Skak'wav. Alaska. Juno l''. IW.
wii.i.iam w. HouaitTo.v.
An Trustee Skatway Townslte.
It Is hereby ordered that the foregoing ih>
tli-.. Ik- (.uhll-hed for the statutory period In
tli.' Hiill.v Vlaskati. a dally newspaper printed
at Skacwayi Alaska.
JOHN W. OtTDLKY.
Sept. 5 Ketrlsler.
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
In l In* Court ?'f i In* Cum mlxsioner for I In* Dis
trict of Alaska. Division No. i. at Skait*
1\ |'|.'.- .'.ln-f.MVll.lt. | I *??\ IV, Com
missioner aud vxoftlclo Juntlco of tlio
IVace.
FKYK-HRUflN COMPANY, a Corporation*-!
rialntlir. 1
\\ l I.I.I A M MOOKK.' Defendant.
i'i ? Will tu Mootv ivfeiidaut (ireetlnic:?
In i In* Nana* of thy Culled States of Auier
Ica. \ ? mi tiro livrubj connnandtd to b? fttid
: ii mi In the above entitled Court. fioldon at
s , In said Precinct Division and I >In
u .m . and at^wi-r tin* <omiilni?i Mod airalnst
tin ent it it'll action on Friday*
S iber:?. iWs. at 2 o'clock In the afternoon
and If yon fall so app?*ar and answer. for
want * hereof the plaint Iff will tako Judifment
atf^iiuti you for sum of $ll".TOi Interest
faint March 25. I90& and the cost ami dis
bursements of this action.
In witness wh?*reof I Mve hereunto not my I
hand and atll.xed my official Mai t bin I7tb day
? >:' Septi'inlN'r, liVs.
(Commissioner's Seal) H. H- TA*Fevre
Commissioner and
. wtlleio lu^tlee i?f the Peaec. I
? ? r publlcatoln Scut. l". last dato
of publication Oct '-it
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Will Serve Sunday
frencii Dinner
From 12 noon to S p. ni.
VKYIIMfi fit! BFST
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Regular Dinner 50c.
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Popular Motel
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European Plan $1 Up
Wlliion A White Co.frop.Chu Perry Mgr
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Expert Watch and
Jewelry Repairing
Fine Engraving and
Diamond Setting a
Specialty.
jeweler and
Optician
Refract 11 g Optician
('?ra>l unto of South Bom! Optical College
Examinations made and Glasses
Fitted by Means of the
OPHTH aLMO-M ETRE
Errors of Refraction Corrected.
Each case receives the utmost
? are anil special lenses ground
where r. q.iired.
bj s? s-*? mz sc&T am xk? not* sam ;Cqptj
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Only Ore "BF OMO QUININE," that is
j^axative ?romo Q^^nine
Cures a Cold in On.* Day, Cr?j? in i; Days
4% A
on ev?ry
^TJWI^box. 25c
P.E.KERN
GOLD AND
SILVERSMITH
M*NljfACTl)RER Of WliliOfI JEWflRY
DEALER IN
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Hand Painted China
and Cut Glass
A full Line of tlgin
and Waltham Watches
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:|: He Moved No More. ::
10rlgin.il.)
A man with rod beard and hair, the
latter protrudlug lu front froui a hole
In his wooleu hut, freckled, homely,
stood ou u crest tAertiig at something
In the dlstauce. His attitude denoted
surprise. IIo nervously ran bis thumb
under his left gallus. thrust the other
hand In his pockt-t, took li out and
shaded his eyes with It. Ills had been
the only cabin within ten miles, and
now, since lie had vtfited this part ol
his domain, a log hut had gone up
within two tulles of him and smoke
was curling from the ehlmney.
Start In^r forward, be triangulated bis
cowhide boots toward the strange edi
fice. When be reached It lie looked in
at the open door. The only sour 1 was
from a loud ticking clink. A child
about six months old lay asleep in a
crib manufactured from the limbs of
the trees growing on the grouud. the I
liark remaining whore nature had
placed It. The man entered the
room? there was but ono? approached
the child and ? looked down upon It
with a singular expression ou his
weather beaten face. Then he put his
brown forefinger under its pink and
white dimpled hand, and the little
one's lingers tightened on It.
Presently he went to the door and
looked out. No one was In sight. lie
turned. A Hour barrel stood in a cor
ner. Pipping bis linger in soot on the
chimney, he wrote on the barrel head:
Dore Sur. I dont want r.o nnOurs. Ef
you wont sell out l?> m<* I K->t !'? i inv<\
SIRl'S MOFFATV.
Mr. MotTatt, having written bis mes
sage. left the promises, casting a part
ing glance at the slumbering child
That night be slept but little. For
years lie had been moving away from
bis fellow men. He didn't mind lienrs
or coyotes or snakes, for they were bis
legitimate prey, if not companionable,
but be didn't like men, because he said
"there's a law agin shootln' 'em."
He bad moved many tinics and now.
Iielng over forty years old. was be
coming averse to change. Yet here
was a family settled right under his
nose.
He waited a week, thinking that his
neighbor would communicate with
him. but lie didn't. So at the same
time of day (?> In the morningt as he
had made bis tirst visit be made an
other. He found the same conditions.
The door stood open; the clock rattled
otY I he seconds; the child slept. But
there was one tiling new. Ou a board
over the fireplace intended for a man
tel rested the lid of a cracker l>ox on
which was written:
WONT BUY OR SELL.
Cyrus looked disappointed He turn
ed to the child. I'lve rosy toes peeped
from under a blanket. The man took
the big toe between his thumb and
finger very gingerly. It seemed made
of wax, and he was afraid of crushing
It. Then be put his forefinger again
in the little palm to feel the clutch of
the pink fingers, and when it came a
grin overspread Ids ugly features.
Then he walked to the firepiiee. read
the message again and grew serious
it angered him. Turning the box lid
over, lie wrote on the other side:
I'm cumin lo morrer mornen nt tills
Iliac to drive vou out.
As he was leaving be again caught
sight of the child, paused, glanced
back at the message be bad written,
pondered, then stalked out of the bouse
mul a way.
The next morning, taking down liis
rlile from the wall, ho wont to Ills
neighbor's cabin. lie expected that
litis time he would liml Ills mail ami
what other members of the family
there lutein l>e. He was siirj>rise<l to
lii.il only the < hllil. It wan awake. It
li.:d kicked ??IT Its blanket, and a pair
>f < Imliliy Utile letrs uvre high hi the
t !:? It s ui'c l at lilni. Approaching.
>i.' daspeil Its two ankles In his great
wrinkled il> ? s The child made a grab
?' r Ills red beard and pulled sturdily.
Tlh? noisy dock had ticked away
????? :<? twenty minute; when the child
"?i.detsly took it Into Its head to squall
? ",\vus lookel alHHit for something t<>
!? ? li. and. seeing a nursing bottle
!i.:lf full of milk, he put the nipple
into the little one's mouth. Hut It
(v Mvued to r iuall. thru, ting its' arms
'? vward Cyrus took it up. sat down
in the only chair In the room, gave It
t!-. ? bottle, and It was happy. So was
lie.
Now. Cyrus had set hi-- rifie against
the chimney mul was not In a position
el :er offensive or defer i . e. lie was
ta-ta-lng and ha-ba-lnjt to the child as
women do when suddenly he heard a
vol. e say :
"linn's up. stranger!"
The voice was a soft one, but Cyrus
started. Looking up, he saw a woman
standing in the doorway, covering hhn
with a revolver.
"I can't," said Cyrus, " 'thout drop
pin' the baby."
"\" come over to drive me out,
did y
The words were not spoken in a
fierce toue. Indeed, the woman was
laughing at the picture before her.
"Where's yer man?"
"Hain't got no man. I'm a wldder
woman. My man died before the child
was born."
Here were a lone woman and a child
trying to get 011 without their natural
protector, the most touching of all con
ditions. Cyrus surrendered In heart
as well as in person.
"Reckon y' kin stay if y' want to."
he said. "How did y' happen to come
here, enn.vwa.v?"
"My husband liought tills property
jist before he died. I had nowhercs
else to go."
Cyrus Moffatt neither moved on any
more nor did lie wish to A babe had
softened him. ne became Its legal
protector. P. A. MFTCnEL.
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"Now, I waut to know," simpered
Miss Clementina Gibson, "whut you
come courting Die for. You'ro iiolhiuf:
but u boy, and I'm forty."
"Rots! Forty! You may be a few
years older than I am, but you're teu
or twelve years tills side of forty, and
II wouldn't make any diflfeKcnce to nie
If you were Ufty. As soon as I saw
you 1 knew y.?u wore Just the woman
for ine."
The man was Algernon Sinclair, a
youngster of twenty-two. lie had
known Miss Gibson only a fortnight,
but had been very peralRteut In his at
tentions during that time. lie had ap
[?eared one morning at the door of hoi
flat and asked for Miss Gibson. "1
am .Miss Gibson." "You're u?>t the
; Miss Gibson I'm looking for. She's a
red headed, freekled faced person, while
you? well, you're sliuply beautiful."
Miss Gibson snickered and asked the
go<xl Matured. cheery young fellow to
sie|> In? perhaps she could help hhn
In Ids search. He d'd Mop In and \v
In no hurry to step out. From Hint
time forward he was devoted to Miss
Clementina Gibson.
"Tickets to the tlsoater tonight." he
said one afternoon. "Ci t a box
We'll be r'.rht In among the swells,
and you'll have to wear your best
clothes. Put on what jewelry you
have. Any diamonds? No? '.Veil, I
think I see iu.v way clear to set you
some before long If a deal I have on
hand goes through. Pearls? Ob, a
brooch set with pearls!, V\ear It with
out fail."
The young man rattled on in his
funny way. quite delighting the elder
ly lady, who had caught his fancy
When he called for her in the evening
and saw her attired in a pearl silk
dress lie held up his bauds In admira
tion. The brooch he pronounced "a
daisy." "One, two. three, four, five,
six, seven? seven p arls, aud that big
one In the center Is a hummer. I'm
not going to be ashamed of my girl to
night, you liet. Come on."
Whenever Mr. Sinclair took Miss
Gibson out he manifested this same
desire that she should be well dressed,
ntul on occasions appropriate for jew
elry he begged her to produce some
new ornament that she had not worn I
before. Hut Mi s Gibson was not In
cllmd to wear her best gov.-n ; In pub
He. though she was not disposed to
have Mr. Sinclair think she hadn't
fine gowns, and finally v.hiyi he !>et
her a dozen pairs of gloves tiiat she
couldn't show half a dozen really first
class dresses she brought out the h r!f
dozen and said she could '"go two !>ct
ter." Sinclair looked at them, lost In
admiration, and the next day paid the
lK>t.
One duv he wrote her a note to say
that lit? would call In the afternoon to
take her to ride In an automobile,
and wouhl;i't she wear that dress with
the green flgare? "sunkes and turtles
on a jamboree?" Miss Gibson laughed
at bis description aud put on the dress
Indicated. Mr. Sinclair called 'at the
hour appointed with a beautiful ma
chine, which he drove himself, and
they sailed out Into the country. Dur
ing the ride a man ahead with a cam
era waved Ills hat. Sinclair slowed
Up.
"lie wants to take our picture," he
said. "Let's hare one."
"No. no: we don'^ vnnt n picture."
"Yes; we do. Fire away, Mr. Pho
tographer."
There was a click, anil tho plctur'
was taken.
The next day there was a rlupr at
Miss Gibson's door. She opened it and
there stood Mr. Sinclair and another
man with a warrant for her arrest.
She cast an astonished look at Sinclair
and turned pale.
"Who and what are you anyway?"
"Robert Williams, detective."
Mr. Williams, recently pretended
lover, now only a paid hireling of a
wealthy lady who had been robbed by
her housekeeper, proceeded to ransack
his ladylove's premises with no more
evidence of feeling than If he had been
a savage burying a tomahawk In her
brain. The photograph of the dress
with the figure of "snakes and turtles
on a jamboree" had been sent to her
employer, who had Identified the dress
as one of her own. Mr. Williams
found the flat tilled with stolen prop
erty, ail of which belonged to tho rich
lady in question. The brooch with
seven pearls was in a list of Jewels he
possessed lost by his client, aud every
one of the half dozen dresses that had
won tho bet was on a list of missing
gowns.
The detective had been given the
preface to this little story book, which
was thus: Miss Gibson, housekeeper
for Mrs. Blckford, had quarreled with
her employer and had left her service
vowing vengeance. Some time after
her departure the house was entered
when the owner was away aud a large
quantity of property taken. Consider
ing Miss Gibson's threat, Mrs. Blck
ford suspected that she had given the
Information that led to the robbery.
Mr. Williams was put on tho case aud
by his skillful handling of It secure^
the return of thousands of dollars of
property and a handsome fee for him
self.
Miss Gibson, now doing a term In
the penitentiary, has vowed vengeance
on tho "little whlppersnapper," as she
calls hiui, who "talked soft" to her
for a brief season only to trap her.
When she gets out of jail she Is going
to do something very terrible to him,
but what It Is to bo she keeps to her
self. Meanwhile the detective Is em
ployed In what his fellows have
lubbed the "blandishment department
for trapping old maids."
ELINOR r. BOYD.
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Headquarters for Mimng aiul Commercial, Men
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Termluufi W. P. & Y. Route
: All South Bound Steamers Arrive end Depart From This Dock
REGULATION? 1905
\ Warehouse*" pen for delivery of merchandise from 8 a. m. to 5 p.m.
; Perishables ONLY delivered on Sunday or at night.
? All freight s-iipments destined southbound must be accompanied by a
Shipper's Manifest (papers can be obtained at the U. 8. customs
office) and mast be delivered beforn 6 p.m. No freight will be re
ceived on wharf after this nour.
I BAGGAGE? Tolls win ou collected on Cheokeb Bagoaok Only. No
charge for bags and grips when unchecked.
| The wharf gate will be clonjd to tho public when steamer is nearing
dock and will be open jd only when passengers have disembarked,
j Wharfage Tariff can be had on application at office on dock,
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Our Rates as tow as the Lowest
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