I ? lAkll F IK 4 1ALC I j
woo? to auf.N
,-jr > a..h.ikg loi auoiuKr use.
oIk-cUU pr?v? Ui? UHxitb
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f -liKRB T A ? > R? Fh jb*
NOT.Ct TO THE PUBLtC. j
KT i.i Uii* date on all oftlfe Inter d
<<i for Henrr FrlodenthaJ, Ui? Inde
pendent KxprMMM sbouM be made
to r -'f isii (7?) ar?l >o<tr caJI will \
reeoh 1m attcntl n, He as
<ii?conUtiu?\l his office at the ! touch
i ?n t Store.
g;eat c. eakance sale
SolO * t a i/osa! Mk!t Rainier. S?
cent* per bottle. K*pec tally prepared
for tick people and invalids, and ex
oelWnt for nurain* mother* Only
two baiTela WV After that prico wll )
be 35 cents per boUl*.
Paok Train Bar
J. IKUTA
MWKACTVRINt;
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curios, Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
CHINA AND CUT CLASS
OAi?l Match Inspector for llw f
W. P vV Y Ro it*
Mill Drdrn pwn prompt carp fi
SEATTLE'S
Lf *i\ng Popuia*- Hotel
Hotel
Georgian
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1 ?-(?;* K? Tr
ill una* S.IV I?d
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Ll'WFLL
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ivi r >
r?OKIH AVCNtlt
ft, 1 VnVw A Tikr
DOING THEIR DUTY
ocortt of Alaskan RsaOsrs Ant Lt?. n
inj tl)i Duty of The Kidney*.
To alter the blood Is ths ktdueys ,
duty.
Wbeu tuey f*U U> do this the kid- 1
i?\vs ?ure sick.
Backache and many kidney Ills fal
low;
Help the kidneys do their work.
lH?an'a Kidney Plih have cured 1
thousands of severe cases.
ITvx>f Id 'A? following:
H. Ij. Strand, 1<09 Loml>arU St,,
liverett, Wash., say*: "I was In
i^kti shape with kidney complaint. My
?>a.k was so weak and painful that
I could not stoop and the kidnoy
t-ecrotions wero very distressing in j
passage. I had to quit work and a!- j
'bough I was not confined to my
K?l. 1 felt miserable In every way.
l'he first few doses of Doen's Kid
ney Tills gave me great relief and
by the time I had finished the con
sents of ths second box, my kidneys
and back no longer troubled me. 1
'hen returned to work and I hate
been frje from kidney complaint ever
since. Doan's Kidney Pill* alcne ef
fected this cure."
FV?r sale by all deaJers. Prko 50
cents. K\>ster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, w>le agents for the Unit
ed states.
Remember the name? Doan's ? and
tako no other.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
A general municipal election will
be held Tuesday, April 2nd next, for
the purpose of electing seven coiincil
men and one school director.
The election shall be at the Town
Hall. The hours for voting shall be
from " a. m. to 7 p. m.
D. McKAY.
Town C'erk
A fine mild temperance drink is i
the pure wholesome beer ma vie from
the sparkling waters of Tumwaterj
Fall*. and the very best barley malt j
with Just the right proportion of ;
i V>icest growr hops. Breved as on j
!v the Olympia Brewing company can [
r^w. For sals at the Board of Trade
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold Hartwlgsen, successor U
W. \V. Bough ton, taken thf
agency for tie justly famous
BL INF1NITO CLEAR
. HAVANA CIGARS.
?,000 just received from the fac j
'on ai Tampa, Fla If you want the!
best don't fail to give these goo.1>; i
? '"*al.
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+ NEW COMFORTABLE ELEGANT i
I The Caribou Hotel ?
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E. W. C1DLON. Proprietor ^
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+ Car cross, Yukon Territory *
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Immediately Oppo?ite the >fc"hite Paw Depot T
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^ Well Equipped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar ^ |
? Headquarters for 'Schulz # Atlin Royal Mail* Stage Line 4"
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} B. M. BEHRENDS,B inker
Juneau, * Alaska
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OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
ResjHvtfully Solicit* The Accoanti*
of Skagway Finns And Individuals
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? The Ska gway Pioneer Dairy i
.> ? ? - ?
Jt N. W. Sc CM AN, Prop.
'The Sanitary Milk Ranch" ?
a +
+ i
!.? larve-st and Host conducted dairy in A laska. i n 4*
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+
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+
Daily Shipments oi" Pure Milk and Cream
To all !nt?.r While Pt? * Yukon Route.
nrn
( ily Alaska News Bureau.)
ST. PAUL, Minn., Apr. 1? -Th?o.
doce Koosovelt arrived here Saturday j
i.Mtht. In an addrom he emphatically '
declared that he would not l>olt from
Repubblicaq ramks If he falls to .
land the nomination at the Cbkw '
convention. He also urged ^realer
activity In the matter of the coiner- j
vnlion of ?he water awl timber re- 1
sources of the United State*.
BAKKE FOR
POSI MASTER
(3y Alaska News -Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C., Aprtl 1?
president Taft place*! the name ofS.
J. I'-akke of Nome before the Senate
Saturday for ratifiction for the posi
tion of Post Master at Nome.
Pakkc at the present time is man
ager for the Moonlight \Vafer com
pany of Nome.
BOTH II TRE
llty Alaska News Iiureau.)
DENVER. Col., April 1 ? Walter
Honser. campaign ir.ai:acer tor SeuaUfl
LaFollette, in a spe a h "e Saturday
night, declare! th.it >>'h President
Taft and Col. R^ii were backed
bv the United Steel Corporation.
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN
IN AEROPLANE.
t'.iiilo, -- ? au iJtt.fc
-luuinrj iiuii^w^u Dy aei". \ o
vU.ia ?.ls ueieuteo i>y i.idw iao,;'-?
>?mvo lii Lrfiiioux ill lws ciiOFt 10 be
it* lea to too Ctaamoer of Deputies
?uj "uiemoer for aviation." The vte
or was M. Hotmail, official caautaate
of tho Radical ami Socialist party.
The volatile Utile airman bad uo
one to organize moe:iiii,s fin him and
no canvassers, but lie brought his
aeroplane and his tempestuous elo.
quence, illustrated by a wealth of,
emphatic gesture, to aid hi;* campaign'
He declared that he belonged to no
iwty but to France.* While h4s op
j>onont ' '?lkod on politics to the
l>easantry. Yedrines painted in gar
ish colors France's future in the air.
He insisted on the necessity of giv
ing tlie nation, a great aerial fleet
and having men in parliament who
know how to fly.
On Friday he flew from dawn to
sunset over 312 communes or divis
ions of I'imoux. At night, leaving his
aeroplane, he harangued the towns,
folk in the market place, ills op
ponent in one village, while address
ing a meeting from a terra>-e ad
jacent to a Ved Tines .fathering was
howled down, but the ba'lot went
against the airman.
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleford and Gibson Rye. Rud
weiser. Blue Ribbon and Pale Rain
ier Beer at the Beard of Trade.
Henry Friedenthal Phone 76. Quick
delivery. Bagisajre and expressing on
short notice, day or night.
Location notices, placer and quart!
for sale by the Daily Alaskan. tf.
When in Whitehorse stop at the
i Domini an Hotel. Rest beds, best ac
i cotomodations, best prices. tf
fYr 35c ys>. cmn get a wholesome.
hom? cooked n oai at the New Home
Rttflairant, Utii Ave., jurt off of
Broadway.
AUSTIN HAGEN WANTED.
Wanted lo know the whereabouts
of Austin Hagcn ? Brother seeks. Ad
dress Hilmer Hasen, Mountgreen
Sask, Can.
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"FIGHTING BOB" EVANS.
Hie Meeting With # H-a Cor?f ?d?r?ta
Brother anc the Result.
TrnditioP has li tlm sflrr young
Boblcy D Evnti? went to ,\ >u: upolis h#
wasn't Ions In sli iwlng his mettle.
The story of bis Brst assertion of his
personality runs after this fashion: !
When he left for i lit* Naval academy
his mother gave IiIhi a fr?m?l copy of
the Lord's Prayer and instructed him
to hang It over lil-i Is-d lie complied,
notwithstanding the fact thnt the rules
of the ncnileray furtmde the placing of ;
decorations in the moms An Inspec- |
tor remonstrated with him and ordered
him to remove the prayer. Evans
swore that he would smash the face of
the first man who touched It. The In
spector referred the act of Insubordi
nation to the commandant. who took It
up with the secretary of the nary.
Evans wrote home alKitit the episode.
It got Into the pa|iers. An Indignation
meeting was held In his home town
and a protest made to the president.
In the end n s|n f:i1 dlsjiensatMi was
gmnted. allowing I i-rdet to keep his
"decoration "
lleing a Virginian Evans was
urged hy his mollis to i. m? In his lot
with the south when i!i?- civil war
came. This he decline! to do. so it fell
out that he and his brother fought on
opposite aides dur'ug Mi" civil war.
On oue occasion Hob ej Evan* entered
a restaurant in Washington and ob
served his brother eating
"An exchange of glatnes l>efW)H>n us
was quite enough." s.-ild Evans after
ward. "Not a word was spoken by
either of us He paid his hill and has
tily left the place, knowing very well
that 1 would re|w>rt his presence in the
city. I ordered more oysters than I
wanted and took plenty of time to eat
them. He had come across the roto
mac in a skiff. I was sure, and had tied
it to au old sycamore tree near the
spot where we used to swim. I want
ed to give him ? brotherly chsnce to
get back to Virginia soil fie gained
his boat and escajied. though a soldier
fired at him lu the darkness. On leav
ing the restaurant I met an officer of
tin- provost guard and informed him
that there was a Confederate soldier
in Washington *
" -Flow do you know?" he asked
" ?That.' I replied Is uone of your |
business.'
"I was nrrested and taken to the
provost marshal, who. on hearing my
story, let me go" ? Chicago Itecord
Herald.
Why 18S1 Was Choson.
In 1881 a sv called prophecy of Moth
er Shipton's was In every tine's mouth: '
The world then to an end slmll come
In eighteen hundred and eighty-one.
A traveling tailor denied inspiration J
to this prognostic, nor. as now appears,
wns it remarkable for arrtrnicy. Hut 1
he went further He demonstrated ;n
the dust of the road why that eta t
date was chosen Not only was it
cabalistic, a multiple of nine. etc.. but
It was the only date available to Moth
er Shlpton which in Arabic numerals
was" the same backward, forward and
upxlde down. Eleven hundred and
eleven was past, and nut till I8KI woutd
the coincidence recur Hie next Moth
er Shlpton will select Wxi*. which is
not tomorrow or uext day ? l.ondon
Saturda> Ite\ lew.
T ramlation.
Schultert'a well kno'vn "Lied dps ge
fangeiien .1 agers" I* :> setting of Her
der's German translation of Scott's
lyric, "My hawk is tired of |?ert-h and
hooil." the second line of which?
My Idle Rreyhuuml loathes his fond
rnns In the German ns follows:
Moln musslaer Wlndhorn ??ln Fuller ver
schmaht.
0
In by far the largest collection of
Schubert's songs published with Eng
lish words this line appears with the
following English text:
My musical woodltorn Its flutter hath
stilled.
Which could only have been perpe- I
trated by some oue to whom English
and German wen* equally unkuowu.?
London National Review
Easy to Keep Afloat.
If every person knew that It la Im
possible to sirk If one keeps his anna
under water and moves his legs as if
he were going ui?st:ilrs and that one
may keep this motion up for hours be
fore fatigue ends It there would be
few casualties Such Is the fact Ex
cept where cramp renders motion im
possible the man who gets an Invol
untary ducking has small chance of
drowning. He can generally kiep
afloat until rescuers appear The peo
ple who drown are those who frantical
ly wave their arms out of water and
lose their self possession
Mathematical Snakes.
Gazing at a collection of serpents at
the 7.00. the rural visitor observed.
"My gracious, those snakes must mul
tiply rapidly!"
With a twinkle In his eye the keeper
replied. "Some kinds do, but these par
ticular ones are adders "?Judge's Li
brary.
The Proper Caper.
Ascnm ? Tell me which is proper.
Would you say "It is possible tor two
to live on $10 a week" or "on $10
weekly?" Wise- Well. I'd say "It Is
possible for two to live on $10 ti week
weakly " - Catholic Standard and
Times.
Very Mean.
He? I believe thai every man should
do something to advance sc-'Utific
knowledge. When I die I shall leave
my brain to lence She? Stingy
thing.? Judge
I We should he surprised not at our
good deeds, but our bad unes? Pbll
| lips Brooks.
eu&jt5=->, _ .... ? ? <. .
IffiESS CANNOT Bt CURED
by local application*, as th?y raaiMH
re?cb to* DortWu of U?- nr.
Ttere is only oue way u> ru ri ieaf
u?m, and Uiwt U by constitutional
remedies. Deafness to caused by mi
Inflamed condition of the Eustachian
Tube. W'Ueu this tuba to inflamed
Too hare a rumbling pound or Imper
fect hearing, and wben k to entlrel*
cloaed, deafness la the result, and un
etsa the inflammation can be taker,
oat and thla tub/* restored to Ha nor
ml condition, hearing will be de
stroyed forever; nine caaeaout of ten
?re caused by Catarrh, which to ooth
lac but an Inflamed condition of the
umoooa surfaces.
Wa will gira On? Hundred Dollar*
far any eaae of deafaeea (cauaed bj
Catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure Send for clt
eolara, frae.
T. J. CHENEY * CO.. Toledo, O.
Sold by Drugtfeta, 7vc
Take Hall's Family Pills for <*>n*J
PAtlQfL
niinwrniittrmTttimmmmmKifraa:.
| RAW FURS
: WE PA Y :
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WKITK FOR PR I E LIST
| Percey's Fur House
| Oihkosh, ? Wi?con?in
-qprr"'- aiim.iiimiiilill?i
rhere is St rength
and Vigor
i ri Ev :? y Drrp
C Tvn rx jm
SEATTLE,
WASH.
1 LOCAL BRIEFS |
9KAG.V/AY WEATHER REPORT
Results at Um abserralloa takes
at Moore's WMrf K mtdalglrt,
March 31, 1912, to aa follow*.
Temp, time oMtrvar* ?
>lax. preceding 24 kf? .. .. W abore
Mia. " 36 above
.lean " " " .. 460b0r0
Barometer ?:?. Cloudy, 8, wind.
ivTERiofi Kirn Kni
TI?PTK/?TT7K#,
UTATIOWS Abru?- Below
Caribou -12
White Horse. .... -
TairiAh M
Atlin Ta
Lower Leber? e 32
Mootalinqua 72
Big Salmon 32
Yukon Crossing 2*
Selkirk V>
Coffet CreeK ...? ?
Stewart ftlver ? 20
Otflvie 20
Dawson .. 26
TO CURE A COLO IN ONE OAV
Take LAXATIVB BROMO QaJalna
Tablets. Drv?lsts rrfoad woemf it
It falls to ears. E. W. GROVE'S air
nature Is on sack bos. Kc.
36c for a bom# cooked meal
quick. clean serriee. Wkersf At
the New Homo Restaurant, IWE
A?enne. balf a nltnU from Broad w^
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium [Jtsa] Alaska
Lure".. Clean. Individual Baths.
; Abundance of Water. B*?st of
i Hotel Accommodation*. Fur
nished Cabins tor Hent
Rxcellent Hunting and F'-hing.
Motor floating and Sailitijf.
Steamer Georgia flora Juneau
makes semi-monthly visits. In
formation and rates upon request
Dr. F. L. Goddard. Prop.
ttrrrrrrr:, r. tiTun-":::::aaJT.:mt.K:ttt
A HOME for 48c PER DAY
Jf
An I em alx>nt to dispose of several pieces of
property and close ont, I Tim offering a Fonr f
Koom JtIon?e, close in furnished, with good r
steel range and hath room for ?1 76.00. cash,
4H cent?" j.er flay for Oue year and yon have
a home, also lots from $50.00. and up.
Phil Abrahams Skagway -
inin:n:?mTmTTmnmm?iH?wnum?iimumiiHmiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiBmmmaamm
+ + + + + + + + + + + + ++ + + + + + + 4, + + + + ,f
+
.j. The Only Fir.4l Clans Hotel Opened Under New Manage
in Car cross ment
-J. H-a'lquarWa tot AUSa 86m? Line.
x HOTEL SCOTT
.j. Scott h Scbwanlekamp
* Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
+
^ 8PECIAL RATES AND ACCOMMODATIONS FOR MUSHERS.
+ WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEbT
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK
* CARCROSS & YUKON TER.
^ + + + ?!? + + 4? + + 4?4" + + + + + + + 4? + + 4?
! It Pays to Get Printing That
2 PLEASES
? The Work from our Job Department
? Pleases Particular People.
_ Don't send out of town for your work. Let * us quot??
^ you prices ? show you samples of stock, and do yonr work
m QUICKLY, WELL, AND AT REASONABLE PRICEft.
\H\\t laily Atakan.