Famous for its Home Cooking.
Milk. Cream, Cottage Cheese and
Buttermilk from our own dairy.
Fresh Eggs, etc'
f p
Room* Single of en Suite
Electric Lights
J Porcelain Baths on each floor]
RATES -$2.50 PER DAY AND^UP "
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THE
?IIWfcAfOllS. ? MINN
W e tor Circular
Ai*tka Furt a Specialty
Very Top Price* Paid.
Make ? Trial ? Shipment
I mmuimmH 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 lunmBaww'"" '
I RAW FURS
? : WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES |
FOR FINE FURS t
WRITE FOR PRICE LIST |
; Percey's Fur House jj
I O.hWo.h. ? Wi?coB?irI |
? imccimmiTtTrmmtgmmiiiiBiiaai
Send the Skngwav Daily Alaskan
home to the states. 75c. per month
The Only First Class Hotel Opened Under New Manage
in Carcross ment
h ?ad.juartw* tic Vttla I in*.
HOTEL SCOTT
Scott A Schwantekamp
Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
SPECIAL RATE? AND ACCOMMOD ATIONS FOR MUSHERS.
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEi>T
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK
CARCROSS ?? 0 YUKON TER.
NEW = COMFORTABLE? -= ELEGANT
The Caribou Hotel
^ E. W. CJDfcON. Proprietor ^
Carcross, Yukon Territory
Immediately Oppo?te the White Pwi Depol
Well Equipped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe artd Bar
Headquarters for 'Schulz's Adin Royal Mad* Stage Line
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy
H. F. MIMAN, Prop.
4 The Sanitary Milk Ranch '
The larjft st and best conducted dairy to A l&aka i
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To ill point* oo Wbli.- Pms & Yukon Route.
I
B.M. BEHRENDSjBanker
Juneau, ? Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicit? The Account*
of Skagway Firms And Individ uala.
I
Only Op* BROMO QUININE," th*t U ^ /f on
LaxaTva Rromo Quinine JjL f 'JJ Jc* ^o*
Carw?Co!4inOn*I>?y, Cr p ir. 2 3"V
BENT SACK THE RULE.
Whin Saue* Tor th? Goon W?? Not
8?uc? for tha Qindsr.
In tbo early days of a certain dab
of New York, when It was rather
barrier sledding for (he club than It la
at tbo preaeot time. Id a meeting of
the council the question en ma op aa
to tbe arreara of member* due*, and
tbe treasurer reported tbat on* man
was particularly recreant In tbla regard.
It waa In the winter, and tbe club waa
then maintaining throughout tbe day
and evening beautifully heated and
lighted quartera. At this lime tbe
only person In tbe club who fre
quented It every day was tbla de
linquent wbo. In addition to doing a
large portion of bla writing there, waa
accustomed to miike considerable In
roads upon the atatioaery of the club
for h.ime conaumptloo.
At the meeting of the council re
form! to tbere waa protest against
this state of affairs, and a detennlua
tlon was manifest to put an end to It
and after dlacusalon the secretary waa
Instructed to notify tho member In
question that bis name bad been
dropped from the rolla of tbo club
The question then arose whether
there was anybody else wbo was In ar
rears. whereupon the treasurer report
ed that this was true of another mem
ber
"Who can that be? Let ua make an
eiample of litem both." remarked one
member, bringing hla flat down oo
the table for emphasis The reply
was that It waa Mr. X., the poet.
"Oh. heavensT' replied another. "We
can't let X. go lie's too lmi<ortant to
tho club "
Whereupon the resolution wa? Ihen
amended to rend as follows- "Re
solved, that the secretary be Instruct
ed to drop the nam# of Mr Q from
the rolls of the club for nonpayment
of dues and to retain the name of Mr.
X for the same reason "-Century.
THE COUNTRY BANKER.
Hit Standing In nnd H i Qrip Upon
Hi* Own Community.
The first public convenience * new
commodity wants * a bunk Ofttlmea
It comes before tb*' cburch or a news
paper; but. as a rile. It follows both
It I* bard to heHt the editor and tbe
preacher
If the Influence eierclsod by tbe
bankers of our urr.it dtle* constitutes
a menace to the public welfare, what
shall we sa.v of tbe grip that tbe little
bank holds on Its community? The so
called "country banker" to ?ucceed
must be emliieut for all tbe qualities
that make up a truly good man. (Jtn
ally he Is a church member and often
? Sunday school teacher. He Is coo
suited by politicians regarding the local
government, and tbe candidate wbo
has bis approbation la envied, for be Is
usunliy the winner To the country
banker are coo tided tbe trouble#, do
mestic as well as financial, of all who
hare access to him And everybody
seeks to have access
The banker Is first to subscribe to
every good cause. He Is the com
munlty's adviser as to Investments fetid
tbe arbitrator of Its business contro
versies Ills word Is as good aa bis
bond, and to his credit It must be
added that with rare e*ceptlot?. It
deserves to be He asks few favort.
and these are always granted He la
tbe center of the ?w>lal life of bis vi
cinity His voice Is that of authority.
He Is loved, respected, admired and
feared Tbe banker Is a man of In
tegrity. Tbe slightest cloud on blm or
on his bank will settle them both. In
tbls matter be stands with tbe preach
er. So. from selfish considerations. If
from no other, the banker roust be de
serving of tbe trust reposed In blm
by fcls fellow cltlaena.
Wbo wouldn't be tbe country bank
erT -I.eslle'?.
Anc>ent Tipping.
Tipping Is an emotion of no recent
growth Describing life at the court of
King Henry II. of England, Peter ot
Blols comnlnlns of the Importunity of
the tnedlevnl marshals. whose annc%
anees continue "until they get some
thing from you and nrt most ungrateful
when they have? nay. open enemies
aniens your hnnd Is continuously In
your pocket." while the "outer porter*
will tell you the most unblushing false
hoods. nnd If you are an boneat and
religious man. but hare glren them
nothing the day before, they will keep
yon an unreasonable tline standing In
the rain and mire "
Her Last Card.
"I want a new bonnet bat my hus
band says be can't nfford It"
"Is that final, do you suppose
"He nays It la. but I won't know
until tonight"
"Going to get a definite anawer
tbenr*
"Yea. I'm going to settts It one
wny or the other I'm going to start
to cry when he gets home, and If that
doesn't work there'll be no new bon
net"? Detroit Free Press
Liberal With Hia Money.
The ez-aultan of Morocco, Mulsl na
fld, has made himself very popular Is
Marseilles by the truly royal fashion In
which he has been flinging hla money
about If he does not learn the value
of money In the near future It l> c?r
tain that the $'5,000 which tbe French
I? re rime nt allowed him aa hla annual
civil liat will not laat very long. "Hla
first visit was to the cathedral, and on
leaatog be handed tha cure 900," aaya
a Parts correspondent of the London
Express. "A blind beggar be met out
alde received $20. At the Church of
Notre Dame de la Oarde another blind
beggar received $5."
Fish In th* of Qalileo.
&U)1? itufteuta mj bi t?
know that tlftre li ?ni*'f<w?f nuninjr m
the in of flalllM. Dr. Krnoet W. Oar
tier Maaterroan, who bat practiced
medicine In Oalllee, made a apwtal
atudy of tbe flabet found (here and la
a recent book anyii that be fonnd forty
threo varietle*. twice aa many aa can
be found In tbe Brit lab lalea The flab
ermen are taxed i fifth of tbe Talo* of
tbe flab caught, tbe revenue fotng part
ly to tba aultan and partly to a paaba
i tn Pamaecua
?
Net to Ba Bitten.
Andrew Cherry, tbe actor, once re
calved nn offer of an enrafement from
a theatrical manager who had not pre
viously t rented lilii very well. "I bare
been bitten by J?>0 once," he wrote
"and ii ni rraolred that you ahnll not
make two liltea of A. Cherry "- 1 xindon
Telecmnh
Send the Alaakan to your frtonda
ik>vt EXPKhnrEifT
I You U IU Make No Mistake If Vua
Follow Thia Ad Tic*.
Never Leg led your kidney*
If you have :?*tn to the bar*,
urinary dlaordora, diulneaa anil
nervouaneea, It'e time to act inJ
no time to eipurlment. Thee* are
frequently symptoms of kidney
trouble, and a remedy which u
recommended for the kldnsys should
be taken In time.
Doan'a Kidney Pills are e good
remedy to use. It hae a?ted effect
ively in many caaee In this vicinity
Can Alaakan residents demand
farther proof than the following tee
tlmonlair
K O. Beaumont, 615 O 3t ,
Eureka, Cel., aaya: 'Tor a long
time 1 bad a bad case of kidney and
bladder trouble. The kidney secret
lona were too frequent In pasagc
and I auffered a great deal from
backache that was especially severe
at night. I applied plasters to my
back aud used other remedies, hut
without receiving any aotlceablo
benefit. Happening to aee an ar
ticle In the papers about Devi's
Kidney Pilla, I procured the rem
edy. I began using It and In a
short time my kidnaps were restor
ed to a normal condition. I hare
ueed five boxen of Doan'a Kidney
Pilla and can lay that I am cured.
As I did not taka any other remedy
at the aame time, 1 give the full
credit for my care to Doan'a Kidney
! puis."
For sale by all dealers Price
, SO cents. Fosi.er-Mllbum Co., Bnf
ralo. New for*, aole agents for the
j United BUtea.
Remember the name ? Doan'a?
Had take no other
A. B. MKKTING TUNUIHT.
There will be a meeting of Camp
Skagway No. 1 Arctic Brotherhood
tonight at 8: SO.
Visiting brothers are cordially In
vited.
81*1' VOIR MOTEY ORD8R8
? from ?
WIBNTKRH EXPRKR8 OO.
flood All Over The World.
F. F. W. LOWLB ? Phone Agent
LOCAL BRIEFS
?KAQWAY WEATHER REPORT
Reauita of the obaarraUoa
At Moor*1 Wharf u mldalcfct
taut nl*ht, 'm aa follow*
Temp. Uv? oMr<*ri .. . Ilikm
Mai prwodln* 24 hn .. .41 abora
VI In ? " * . 14 abore
lf?n " " " , a i 17 abora
Barometer 29:56. Cloudy and rata.
Nona better and purar than Gib*
Rye, Rainier and Olympla Baer
Ordara by "phone promptly delivered
The Maa^nt
FIVE GOOD ONI * TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleford and Otbaoa Rye. Bad
velaer. Blue Ribbon and Pal* Rain
lar Beer at the Board of Trad#.
filtE \T (TKARAMTC RAI.K
Sold at a Inaa! Malt Ralnlar, }?
casta per bottle. Eap?c?ally prepar
ed for atck people and Inrallda, and
excellent for nuraln^ mot her a Only
two batrela left. After that, prlra
will be IS canta per bottla
Pa?k Train Bar
location aotiraa. tracer and Quart*
tor a ale by the Dally Aiaaban tf
fill AM> KKnrono* mm
The Pack Train la now eelllng a
hl? lot of Ooo<l Gooda at reduead
prloaa aa tbay are netting too old
to hold and aall at a profit, You re,
if. Hennaa Orlna
cn.tn MKAT C*H"K TAfl-S
?I
The Park Tmln RnturMl j
Smrt t I*
Bonded whtaktee ? atbenti, Mann
V?rnon And TWJnmtit, Th? best r4
Bssr? Rlne Ribbon, Bndwetoer An?l
Pile Rftkil?r. at the Mmo#( T#Ia.
phone (7. tf
Olympla hewr on d-?ft at the
Board of Trad"). This famona brew
ta kept constantly fresh both cm
drart and In bottlee Thle to the
time to drink beer Oet It at the
Board of Trad* Bar, whsrs the cel
ebrated Rainier Beer to alao kept
In bottles tf. I
Food rooked as rt ahonld he at
the "White Paaa C? fe " Daly the
beat In the margr<t Mr*. Orloff
Klnjr, proprletreea tf
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold Hartirljreen. swreseor '*
W. W. Bouirbton. hae Ufc-n Ui?
Agency for the Justly famooa
EL INFIMTTTO CIJEAR
HAVANA CIGARS
5.000 Juat received from the fkr
lory At Tampa, ria If yon vaat the
beat don't fAll to give theae goods
i a trial
pRormttrorfAL < arm.
H R l.k miw
Altnr*wy-Al- l-ew
0?aiailMk>n?p For T?h?? i ' ,'rtUtr/
lo Ttk* Aff14??lt?
Rktiny *h?m
wttcvv. nht.s'i
<t-Uw
HAIXFS . - A!.A/> A
u . r or1, ?in.i
?i i * f ? ?-?
400-492 (Ail Rlrfg rmdwo
*p?rlA aUMitytn i^tn t?
Mining A R?l trti't Cm*.
Dm. . 4m.
DR. L A. RRfXRR
PlBl?
Moat M<y1m Mat hod*
Open R ??"!"?*
OffVa lliwifi ?-l? a. m 1-4 p n
Alaakan HmIMIhk - -Rr*?4?./ *
SKAOWAT AIjAAA*
IMI?| *npyllaa
M. V. P^rTKBsft* A rr>MPA*T
? Daalara la ?
l>RHTAl. *rpPM>?
tt? Walkar BM? tartH*. ?wl
Or4??? h? mall or <h?M# will ra> alt a
prompt attention r*?a?o*i?? on r*
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J. IKUTA
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS *
Curio?, Ivory Carring*
Indian
CHINA AND CUT; CLAJt
Otfcrwl Wa*K I < apt tint far ik?
#.P *Y Ro<>?.
Mm I Order* |im prnmf* tm*
There is Strength
and Vigor
in livery Drop
COMPANY
9CATTLI, W AIM.
Trade At Home
IT ia ? hard thing to "convince aom?r people, who have acquired the
' mail order habit that it ia to their advantage to trade at home The
green fielda far away appeal to them, ao they aend their money out of
town for aomething that ia no better than can be found on the local
merchant'* ahelvea. The money ia thua gone where they, n -?r any one
of the community, will ever aee it again, and where it ran ti i nobody
gvod but the peraon who haa it and he ia hundred* or thnwenda of
mi lea away,
THE MAIL ORDER PEOPLE ,
are not the only offendera who are blind to the intereet* ofthe commu
nity. The merchanta are juat aa bad. Many of them aond away for
their printing, while at the aimo|time argue againe?mai) ordaa hueifteae.
SEE THE DRIFT?
TRHD6 HT HOME
AND
GET YOUR PRINTING AT HOME