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WASHINGTON, D C , Jan. 2T?
Fruition of the loag and energetic
. of Charles W. Burrows, of
Cleveland. for the establishment of *
one- cent rate for first class postage
vaaiv' .a the Senate today when
Scutof Theodore Burton Introduced
. i'ie one-cent letter postage bill.
Senator Rurtoa will load the cam-'
p*ign to ivi: the bill through Oan
a^d crown the efforts of Bur
? s and his associates, in the move
>- al reform, with success. Bur
? - who is here today, expressed
!i vleasur* tonight at the taking
i his first step in the final march
o t^e l.->iw sought reform.
i : or :h provisions of the bill
otter* of one ounce weight
r >-s are to be carried for one cent,
arainst the present two-cent
In presenting the bill. It w
,* ? ,i ont that the change non !
" -e| the first since 1SS.V In the
? -> - ice IS*; the voJume of first- j
mall carried has swelled won j
-r: :llj it was argued. ?ntil las! j
r the PostoffW Department)
?vi ;':rst-class mail from which;
? was JU5J.000.000 of this.
Isred. fully $?0,000,000 was j
With such a showing of :
? i? contended, that the one- 1
rav can be maintained without J
1: - also arcued that the 1-cert ?
? w ' r.-<;iH in a huce increase in
ss mail business, particular^ j
" u?e of sealed envelopes* for!
^e ai' ne of circulars now sent In :
? ^-.vrfopes at one cent.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qulntn
Tablets Druggists refund money
It fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S ??? i
ature is on each box. 25c.
SEv COMFORTABLE ELEGANT *
j.
? i ae Caribou Hotel
<?. \ Pr.-.p-ietor ^
Car cross, \ ukon Territory
- - NX "Site P?s?TVpot
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^ W ' F.?n..:e Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar ^
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i B. M BEHRENDS, Banker ?
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I Juneau. Alaska
a Junoau,
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OLD^T BANK IN ALASKA
J v S>>1k t> Die Accounts
Kir - And Individuals
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?
J M. W. SEtMAN, Prop. ?J
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch" t
" *
N-.' <? - " v*o ' liairv ir. * laska
:
n . ' ipntents of Pure Milk and Cream
T ?K c ' v> .?r W n- r?v?. & Yukon Roat<-.
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? It Pays to Get Printing That ;|
PLEASES
^he Work from our Job Department
Pleases Particular People.
x, a , ;? . : ?? r vo ir work. Lot us 'qucm?
v show jvr - of stock, and do your work
.. ,.Y. V i. . \N AT REASONABLE PRICES.
:u4ir Dailii AUtskau. ?
PARKER WILL SCALE
MT. M:KINLEY SOON.
SK \TTL.E, Jan. 2o? IVof. Herschel
Parker of Columbia university, ?ho l?
now In Seattle, and his lieutenant,
Belniore ltrowne of Tacoma. axe com
pleting plans for their attempt to
climb Moun* McKltvlej". Both Parker
and Browne were members of the
Pr. Cook expedition, and both later
denounced the explorer's claims to
having t cached the summit of the
peak.
Prof. Parker and his lieutenant
pkva to sail from here Thursday and
to reach Seward February I. They
will start on the Journey over the
snow to Susitna station about FVb.
Merl I^avoy and Arthur A ten. the
other members of the party, have
had ft hard time In freighting a ton
f supplies from Seward to Susitna,
' miles. There has been no trail
it all this winter between the two
Mints and they and their dogs had
t make a way through the untrod
on snow. On one ocmsslon they
?re h -Id up eicht days by a blimrd
? -iable to move.
Lavoy ts expected to be back In j
^Tvard on FVb. 1 or soon after to
. Parker and Prowne. From Sua
a. where there Is a trading post I
10 four men with their two dos
v: - will pnoo.-tvi up the Susttna an '
hulKaa rivers -to the head of Muld
i ':!.;cr, travel being comparatively
wj o\ <t the ice-bound streams. It
U be the middle of March when ?
o explorers reach the glacier. Two j
more will be reguifNl to car
the supplies to the base mmp i
rl!. o*st of the pl^oier. Karly is:
; ril the dash to Uie summit will be ?
tempted.
Even if the summit is not reached i
e daring men will have explored I
ul mapped a hitherto uncharted re- 1
.<?>71 and will make observations and
'tain photographs of preot value
f'-er the ascent the climbers will '
ead foe Fairbanks, which is only |
miles from ML McKiAley, where !
? Seward is 350 miles dis.ajit. Th< I
ngnr way up was rhosen because
' important exploring work to be
one. aside from the cfimb. The par j
r will be obliged to wait at Fair !
anks sex oral weeks for the openlnp
f the Tanana and Yukon rivers, af
vihich steamers will carry them
? Whitehorse. the terminus of the |
roa.l from Ska;: way. The explor
rs ar? hopeful of ascending one or
iore of the lofty mountain's triple
vxiks.
? to be compared with a dash to j
*ie pole." said Prof Parker today ?
The various expeditions have cost |
"An expedition to Mount McKinloyj
? " ooo thus far - *
\Vh?i It Fun*
"I don't see w tint ""i > i? it can t>e for
von to co on these t-^ ng expedition*
with your hn^tvtR'i ?:>id her l<est
mend.
"That's because ? ?? ?! >n"t know nny
thine about fishing." *he replied
"Do \t?u ?"
"Indeed 1 do I (i>n ?it In the stern
of the bout and give iiOvk* to the l?est
of them Ami when a l>ic fi<h gets
awny nobody can beat nie telling how
it ought to hr.ve been or might have
been landed."
-1 shouldn't thin!; thrt would I*
much fun for you."
"Shouldn't you? Well. that's because
you don't know how mad It makes my
husband Kid. you don't know whnt
fun is "? < Oevelam) I'lain I Viler.
Spanish Meat Ball*.
Spanish meat hnlls ore :t?> palatable
as they are rarv. and mart* thu? One
ean of tomatoes, one onion chopped
fine, carllc or cayenne to tn?te Tlil?
forms the "Spanish" One nnd n tin I r
of ham burg stenk Soak halfj
a loaf of ?tni< bread: dmin off nil wit
ter T:ike one egg. pepper and salt to
taste, ml* together, roll into halls the ,
sire of an egg nrd ennk in the "Span
Ish" throe qivirters of nn honr \'a
tlooal Magarine
His Su1 c ori A reused.
"John. d;> you love your little wife?"
"Yes "
"IV? you love me very tn'i' hT
"Oh. yes."
"Will yon always love me?"
"Yes Say. woman, whnt have yoc
gone and ordered *eiit home now?" ?
IMttsburch IVst.
Her Queition.
Molly (holldny making in the coun
try*? I say. Mr Floats. do you mind If
I ask a quest on? The Farmer? No.
my dear What Is It? Molly-What I
want to know Is when you're finished
milking that cow how do sou turn It
off?? Ixin^on Sketch
Education.
Education gives fecundity of thought
ooplonsness of Illustration. quickness,
vigor, fancy, words, imap s and Illus
trations: it decorates even commoa
thing ami gives the power of trifing
without being undignified and nbs ip4.
? Sydasy Smith.
Es?y Enough.
Tommy's Mamma -Why aren't you
a good boy like Willie Rjones? Tom
my? Huh! It's easy enough for hltn
?o 1* good. He's sick most of th?
tlm\? Judge
Another life, if It were rot better
I than this- would l* loss n promise than
a throat? J. Petit Scno
Captain Dan W?flt Soma.
A vivid picture of the bnrdena **h%
British policies anrt war* laid open onr
Infantile commerce Is applied by th?
experience of Captain Pan lei Driver
of the schooner Throe Brothers, sail
Ing to tlie Weal lnd.es In ITTiO with a
cargo rained nt CS.V . Fir?t the Threa
Brothers was selred b> an English
privateer, the King of Russia. nine
guns, Captain Jarnes Inclleto. and etr
rled Into Antlguu. and that was the
last of her. StiMInc npnln In the
schooner Betsey for Cuadelnnpe. a
French frlgnte captured and carried
him Into that port, w here Ite bad to
ransom his vessel for 4,000 llrrea ($$00>
and leave three hostages for payment.
Returning with tbe schivnjrr Mary
under a flag of truce, he was sent Into
New Providence l\v the English priva
teer Revenge, Captain James Mc
Donald. which, however, had to re
lease him. lie roa< hed Guadeloupe,
jutld the ransom. released his hostages
and was bound for home when a Cap
lain Blanche In a French frigate ?r
rested the whole outfit and detained
him until midwinter, when, urnullea*
and worn out with undeserved perse
cution. he managed to get home -Na
tional XI a ga line
Eaty to Make Spaca.
"Old Colon?M IJuflVnreddy was night
editor of a morning paper.** said the
major, "and I w.n nlcht city editor
The paper was tmall. nud there waa
always more than enough to till, even
wben the ad*. re at the lowrst point.
When the ads. were up It was a tight
to gvt anythinc I no the ?heet
"But the colour! h id a rule that al
ways met the siinml t In th<- early
part of the rv? mi- tti?t as the <rti<h
waa beginning. I d >:??? Into the
news room mid iNv'are tint evervthlng
must be cut t<- ? j ,.:,r:t|h Way
story can he told ' i n paragraph"
"Then he would - . !i Into e\erything
and as far ?? |i ? i e : rt thine* Into
para^rai hs. i-v i t t required
????are head- N : m time came
anil Iherc wis a ?" ? . 1< the wd?
nel would thn ? ;? il"1 pan-graphs
with the ri-mirk. ?;'? w< nb m >re
than a tvtragroi ' t: - . t *>.?rth using.'
"No; lie WW il llWrtk In
making vra<~e f> r ihe n<i? Nee Tor*
llerald
The Ly d e' Lytft'.te
Lyddite. tin* | ? i: thai In* *U" h
enormous I .no : ; : j <1 tiwt can
be fired from n i.:.i v.iil ;? 1* f.vily
carried aliom. i .?!* h.is heon
widely sii|>j>osod. lalo it- miioo fr^m
a man. Imt from in ? ient town nenr
the coast of K t. in Knpland? the
town of I.>dd. t. I??T<* Hick- l? a *ov
ernmcnt nnlllen mi;:* Mere the
tests were mart'* n t io?nlled tn the
preparation of 1I;i* e\p.?sito. nn<l the
name of lite |r nf:?t Kentish rillajre
is row Hvvm in' .-.1 ?fci? .i snl>stan~e
that has de;i i out death to thousands
It hiis other odif'.i-. ?inatitie?< l>esMes Its
explosive force. sip r Its fumes are m
stiff.. ntii.R as fmmeiinws to lie Intol
erahle l.rdd *li>tri*s tire notoriety
which attn<-hcs to ihe n:im ofOom
dnm, that other fvtcefnl < Itjr. in dl?
lant Itencal. wtiere nre mnnufact ured
the expanding turtles I h;i t llreat Rrlt
sin hn< iis?h1 from time to tlme-Har
per's Weekly.
A Sn?:r* Tongue.
A snail e.Ts lii ms-.itt:; off small par
tides with the ronvie This tonmie Is
a narrow hind or r1l?bon with tainted
teeth set In rows acro^v it The com
mon sltti;. often fotmd In damp place*,
bns more thru 2T>.oon teeih on the
tonciie. wht' h a t like the rldces on
a file and i?crtlpe the fo>?l Into the
month. I once wati hed with a mair
nifying lens h mum II water snail ft?>d
inc as It slowljr crawled up the side
of an aquarium, and. nlthonch I made
n* very accurate co'int. the toncue
seemed to lw> pressed acainst the plass
about forty times a minute.? Ex
chance
R*eipr?city.
"Sure." arid I'm tick, rubbing his
I vend with delight tit the prospect of a
present. "! alwa? ? mane to do me
dntr."
"I belle' -e yoti." replied hl? employer,
"and therefore I ?hnll tnak? you n pm
ent of nil ynu hare stnlen rrr?m me
during (he year"
"Thank yer honor." replied I'll, "ami
may all your fi lends n;.d acquaint
nnees trrie yoti n* liliemlly" Ixndmi
Telegraph.
The Matrimonial League.
The baseball plnycr gprod softly at
; her
"Would yon algn with me for the
pi me of life?" lie whimpered tenderly.
"That will drj ci.d somewhat on your
batting average And ?onr capacity for
making home mm," she replied ?liar
! per's Weekly.
?
You Never Can Tell.
Crawford? Yon s[>oke of opening *
bank account In your wife's name In
order to tench her the vnlise of money
How did It turn ont? Crabshaw? She
used ft up to pay n *lot of Mils I could
have staved cff for six month*.? Uf>
plncott'a.
Her Sort.
Alice? What kind of girl has Jack
engaged hirosplf to? Rose? Oh. she's
the sort of wrman yon never dare ask
to luncheon for fear she'll atay to din
fter.? Harper's lla*ar
? ? *
Little Cho'c?.
"Is there any choice In speculation
between the hulls and henrsT'
"Well. It hi the choice between a
tight aqueere and a toss up."? Balti
more Aroerl'fm.
If we had no falling* onwelres we
should not tiike so much pleasure to
finding out those of o; here.? Roc hef <>u -
I canld.
if SO WEAK?
Kidney Troubles May be Snappln*
Tour Life Aw*r AlsAkan People
Have Learned Thin Pact.
When a healthy man or woir*u be
gins to run down without apparent
cause, become* weak, 1 an mild, de
pressed, ntifferi backache, bafuhi' be,
iHzty spells and urinary disorder*,
kidney w<?kne# i may be th? cause
of It all. Keep the kidneys well
and they will keep yon well. Doa/i"?
Kidney Pills ure tick kidneys and
keep them well. Can Alaskan read
Ira demand further pmof than the
following itata'Mt:
Mrs. F. H. Morell. 51* Marion St.,
Seattle, Wash., say*: "Kidney com
plaint and Ikrkarhe bothered me
#11 my life and I bad such severe
Attacks at times that I was practi
cally helpless. The pains through
my kidneys and loins were almost
unbearable. I had headaches and
(tiny spells and In the morning when
I first (tot up, I l?er*me so rflrry
'hat f dared not attempt to walk
across the hall. Learning about
Do*.n's Kidney Pills I be an tbe-T nse
P>e contents of the first bo* helped
n?e so greatly that I continued taking
them and before lo*ig I was entirely
relieved of kidney comp'ali.t. | have
recommended Poan's Kidrey Pi Is to
many of my friends aid fhail contln
ne to do so." (Statement given I>e-|
rember 17, 1<K?7.)
RE- ENDORSEMENT.
Mrs. Morell was interviewed on
February 1, 1910, and she added to
the above: "I have been In go"*!
'lea.lth since I endorsed Doan'g Kid
ney Pills In 1907. I take U>ia rem
edy In the spring and fall and K
keeps me in good health."
FV>r sale by all dealers. Price .".0
'e^ts Poster MlIbnrn Co.. Rnffaio,
Vew York. pole a?en's for the Cnl'ed
states
Remember the name ? rwins ? and
:*k*? no other.
For saJp by sll dealer* Pri^e M
%ents Fo?ter Mllbnm Co . RvfTa'o
Vew York, dole acents f. r th<* 1'nlt
>d States
Remember the name ? Doan'a ? snd
?ake no other.
Bluffed II Out
The ?tTloi ..f it*- , !.,i..,rrr, :*ne?T ? f
nn*i ;>hi*1 h\
highly voptii-lHUtitl mi- u ? ard.? iit
endle<? nil I ii<n.illr anitj'u.,. \ mm
wbo*e mnvr hs<] orri: tl ' t? knout
cd of thin?r? to ?-*! <ti li Mandnrd
prodnrt* *? brm as.d - i * .md |i?rk
and l??n? fontid him-??if nm- :is it
oompnnj wlhi nri'-T ?'! ?rnll.r
from mi extensive tii ! of f.i I n
tained ?<? many >1 ?:
mnkf a Tilr ImnN. It
whi<b he inneil :i!tu
: mill T!*e ""iiiier. -vh 11! .
I order to ffo to the I ! ? ! "
, Inc *1 or ? *1de dc r- '?
order *Hp m>d per>. " i ?
In y tva* not(r^;1|i> asi ) , t ?
the nn?ki'!?! <i a I
! (Kilnled iMit'd > to l'i( it' '
wi;h hi? Ant > r
"Give nie ?oine rf ?
| The tvntter hmkcl ?? ? r
; and runnrlred
"Thar- miiyonnel?-e <:?
"1 know IT I n> ?
"Bnt." bi -o'-'vPth
' have It on ?'r""
( "On n | tti- r. t
fe?sl y<? ti t. i ?
I ? Chlemro I
Fr?h Olympla OvuUt Cocktails at
the Board of Trade. tf.
!j LOCAL BRIEFS
8KAOWAY WSATWER REPORT
"
R?cuiLa of tha ob?at ration U*k?n
at Moor#'? Wharf at nldal?kt,
f**> 4, "1*1 J. 4? m WVtwh:
r<wp. tim* obs*Tata .. .. Mabora
K*x prrr?wi|na 34 hr? .. .. 43 aboro
Mia " 3< t.bo-r*
" " .. .. 40 at^T#
Rwurwur y? ?4. Ctear. X wtn?1
irERiOR WE1TH1B RtFCRT
t EWPFRATt JU
JT*TtOj?S Atmi? H?!p*
Caribou ??
Whita lfor?? 1
Taffi*h I
Atlta *
Lowrr Lehanr* ??
HomallnqiM 12
Big Salmon
Ynkon CroMief I *
Selkirk :?
Coff?* Cr**y
Ktrwart Ui?rr f
O/tlfi* 2
Dawson ... ;n
K*f ?pting \Vht?*bor*r. (*r????k
t| Selkirk. ahrrr It la <-Jo?<l7 and
aim. and lx>w?r LfTtww. wh?r? it
:* r!r?r wHh north wind, all point*
r- por <vi forer and .-*lm
Th# T*bl# d'Hwte flln' ar U?r
?ultra Hour# it brttrr than r*?r
V'hy don't yon try tt Tou ?r? w?l
SEATTLE'S
\/m)\ng Popular Pr>r?H Hnfei
iotel
Georgian
F.nr??p?in Hir
?i i ?? r r
*{,? 7T?V Fl'-Cintlj
FflmUM
? A Farr
! f irt'W
rates
1- *!?? ft up.
T wo I fl op
io?>n* ?1th bath ft.*'*
*( r??r*mw f? ^ "P
ft.rAinwrxi
V%r?**r
??t r*T FW* in Avt.nvr.
k?r n-jM to r-mnli *?t. Tnhm A P1I??
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium Alaska
\*m, < l?u. IndiTkiu*
AburnUrK* of Water. B*<it of
Hotel Accommodi?ioo? fur
niched for R*nt- ....
Excellent Huntinr ??<! FUhinir.
Motor FVwtinjr ?tfcl Stlling.
Stearoer Oeonfia from Jnnesti
*?mi-monthlT ri?itn. In
formation and mt? upon requett
Dr. F. L. Goddard. Prop.
Health Resort
of
F ?> . hr i 7 Tfleph'>ne M2
Pmil Abrahams
IRE INSURANCE
Agent t??} , - IH IU QirKOF IOWA unci thn
vV KST( IIKSTKK OF NKW YORK.
A-wt^ f?v.*r Four Million.
| NOTARY PUBLIC SKAGWAY, ALASKA ?
+ + + + + + + + + + + + 4*+ + + + + + + + + + + +
+
.j. The Onlv Fir-<l Cla** I lotel Opened Under New Manage
? in Carcrow men!
a. TWdquarVrB tor AtSs 3 tup* IM
IHOTEL SCOTT
4* ? . - i SS^
.j. Scott * Schwtnlektmp
X Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
+
j. SPECIAL RATES ANO ACCOMMODATIONS TOR MUSHERS.
+ WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK
* CARCROSS & YUKON TER.
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