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C'^ars, Tobacco.
Smt -?ers* Articles,
3t uone -y and Fisrv
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The r?ad?s* o t tian paper ?Ut be
pfc?uwU tu Voara tiiat there Is at
l?.*?t iHM (irwfeifuj diaeOM that SCMMK
haa bran able (m cur? la ill tu *tag,v*
and U? at Catarrh Uali'a Ottarrti
Cure M Uto \JUiJ poaitive cut* now
kiuwu u> the nitfclmi frateruit* l~s
uurfc bang & <-un?*Kntn>nat
return* % cowautuUooui uvaUueut.
kUil# I'aant Cure to taken uuero
aily. aoting directly upua the blood
?AU atucWMi Mir^w ot the ayateiu.
thereby ik?troyaj*; the foundation of
(to ilumw, and Ui? Uu? pattern
?treu?t& bjf tnt'M'in up tne cue&U
tuUvMi aod Mdtoiu^g nature tu Uoius
iU nwL The proprietor* have *v
tu uch tatoh in Us curative powrs
that ysmy yjttur Ou*t ttuaJrvJ Dollars
Cor any cm<i Um k fail* to curv S*nni
tot U* Hat Ot t?tt><im?ffla*.
Addrei* W. J. Cbnumty it Co.. Tuledo.
OUu
SoUl by Uruggwfc*, 76c.
TaJu> liaii a Hkiutiy t*Uk fur con
* ignrtaL.
Joe DwKauw b in town and re?idy
to iweep chimin?; 3 for *ay oue who
iuay require hie survive*. Le&v? or
ders at Touy Durteco or Mascot
S*hjQ?L
CASH WILL BL PAID (oc a autall
uffice v ihmet ?uitabl? fur aUlioa*.*.
totter fik\ etc Let me know what
>uu tiate. pvrhape i can use it. A<i
dreue P. O. Uox 'K.'" SktfMT- -f
Uuci t worry whether .t wad a white
heu or a bWfc heu that I aid th*
e*?. but set the es* at the hYj*>
Bru.au Co. H
AII St099*d.
York storting editor about guuie debt
"Kut they're ail same.** he said. with
a ;?xil fcutuomi smile. "They're all
a- . i ..? T ? u > Bhw ? as at Kyd
>.u# s>t the lat.-r funds at Svd
ae> w ti- u | ?u (*ui: :-hiu^ Burus l>fVC
tv bad. a backer veiled:
-"Brace up. Toauujr. old boy. and
?l"t' ?u>' *)' Ifwlu b!o?sr
- Siof "eta* jah! Rutus. *tv> you
see any of 'em getting by T ?? Boetou
Globe.
Do * ?hjir, */?! ?
GRAND REOUCTiON OF STOCK
The Pack. Traxa !? sow aelltn* a
bi? tot of Good tJoodb at reduced
priiX-a u they ar-? too old
U> holU ana ??U at a profit. Your*,
K Ueriuaa GrUUU
Have yuo tried our lard suttoutute?
The i -uo?t ever iur t/me-ury . then again
l to j leuis a pound ch^apef thau
lartl We recoouueittl K U? be had at
the Pr>e-Bntha Co.
? ?T?vlTlT?Tlvlvlvrr
Insist on being served
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| Beautiful Alaska Nugget Jewelry !
'>lMciai Ueki^na Mjtie to Onler.
I Carved Mastodon and Walrus Ivory
Cbo- < . .ii I'.rKv*. >jch u SuUimcum f?per Weight*, Cribbatf*
Hoatxfa tad Napkin Ric^v
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TAKE CANADA
'Tbe Canadian W?M is btHvaung
eutuvly AH**rkaalnHi," say^ a Caa
*ii' ah eirStsutgv, "ana Ut? Y!MOt?*s
getting alt the best farm lands,
rtiey ar? bossius the school boards
i ii.) the towoship councils, an J so
uuch iteliwxia is paid to their wfah
,s by officials o f ail classes that
tcbool boards ami teachers taov sdtop
I tho singing of patriotic British
Toujjb la the schools becauwe the lit
J# Yaokeo children's se?is?ili\e feel
: ngw havo bveu outraged by the
: iiagoi?l!v sentiments expressed in
? "Rule Britaaaia.'*
This is the rather alarming view
at another probably developing net1 ,
>iueaUou for Caaada expressed by a
prosperous tiiiuvr from the North
*?*1. Mr. Reginald KlsworUi, who left
lust week Cu spend Christmas ilk lilt
old couiKry Mr Efc> worth has spent
: i'u-vu years in the Northwest. and
own* a large wheat growing farm
near Mooet- Jaw. is a trustee on the
local public school board and a coua
lillor of the township ia which his
property is located.
Though an K5n?;liRhMW!i by birth, be
ha* lived so long ia Canada that he
claims to be e&tirelv Canadian, so
' much so thai he would approve cf
i'aadia s separation from the Ktupire .
toL-iorro? if Canadians desired it. but
as he remarked, he did aot believe
that Canadians wished that, and he
did uot approve of such a policy be
ins forced upon us by .Vuierktux
settlers.
"1 have reason to believe.** added
the Westerner, " that the big delega
uoa in Ottawa was largely composed
>i Amerkans, and is supported and
greatly iuflutueed by the American
, -settlers ail throush the Northwest. :
fhev sat blast eru Canada is iutets>ely
tupvrNLl Well, you will ueed to be
more so if you are going to counter
balance the influence of these Yar
kees m the Northwest,"
A C?n f Dal* Pi*.
luhaldtauts ef DeuUy Dale, near
Bar;.- y. En . land, ha>e had the habit
fvr U? > r> ; -. of t-.tkiu? euormous
, e> ? celt rite gre events. On one
ixvasiou a IV-uby lt?ie pie contained
haf a slice,-. tw-uly fowls and half a
peck of rt.-ur.
Siukt Chtrmtn
The statement is made on the au
thority of a dealer in animals that
uiost snake cnartuers are morphine i
hcuds. By the aUsoti'tkm of this poi
?on they become Impervious to the pwl
sou of all t l the UKv-t deadly variety
of *UAfces.
A Tharnloi* Rosa.
the followers oi Zoroaster have a
theory that prior to the existence of
?iii ia the ? rki the rose was a thorn
r- flower. In the east It Is a trttdl
Uv.i : Uu> dn. tin.: the turning l>ush
ia whka the ausel of the L*>r\l aflvar
?;d to Mudo was a rosebush.
Anc.?nt D?ji.
At the time of the Koiuan occapa
tk>n of Britain five distinct species of i
.loss were there, most of whkh can j
with .-erta'TitT be Identified with those !
->t the preheat day. those were the {
house greyhound. bulldog. terrier
and slow hound.
Th? Arabic Language.
The Ara c used in the Koran dif
fer* as wiKh from the Arabic used in
ordinary c*ai versa tion and Intercourse
in the east as Laun differs from Ital
ian. The Koran Arabic Is that of the
literary classes; ev>Uo*juIal Arabic is
that of the common people.
Paraguay Lac*.
Lao* mating was tauxht the natives
of Paraguay by missionaries two cen
turies a 40. r> ;y .u a.l towns of S.000
inhabitants many of the uiea ami near
ly ail the wutueQ and children make
la. e Cvl larets, handkerchiefs and la
dies' ties.
Th? 0<J Creek Cuirass.
The Greeks had a cuirass made of
Uneu or woolen titers which was irn
peoetrable t-- t! shar.est darts or
si>ears Th;< t. by the way. is one of the
discoveries that have uot been redis
covered, fur we do not know the secret
' of it-, manufacture.
Which Ha Liked Best.
A young husband aud his bride at
tended a nwnt exhibition of l*arisian
gowns in living uunleis in Philadelphia.
Ftultf the wife, after inspecting the
fowtfc* critically, asked her husband
~whfc-h one he liked best."'
Abeeutuundedtjr considering for a
moment, the youug man answered:
"The big blond." lie is still explain
ing? Philadelphia Time*.
The Sicilian*.
The Sicilians are perhaps the most
mixed people on earth, louring the
3.WJ0 years of its history Sicily has
been occupied in turn by the following
people*: Phoenicians. Greeks. Cartha
$ Lilians, Romans. Goths, Vandals, Sar
acens, Normans. Germans, Byzantines.
Anjoaans. Aragonese, Spanish, Freuch
and English? dfteen nationalities? and
1 the present day Sicilians hare the
blood of them all In their veins.
You can get the CMympitt b*vw by
the bottle at the Beard oi Trade.
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A Legend
Bv F. TOWNSEND SMITH
Copyrtif^t. T?!'.' by Americas Preaa
.\jtociatlon.
Wbt'u I abroad lust summer 1
*tsir?-d a (.Wrman American frtvtid of
m.:.e wbo hud gut rich iu America
mafci: heer and with fbe proceeds
bought i :??? .>? fh "**' ruined rustles on j
tile Kti i'. rvfaircd it a lid s(vnt his
samtn-rs ibcrv. We were sitting oo*
afterum.a io u ruioi facing the west, j
The weather being warm, the blinds
We.-# ??:? n?I :o fcevf out the sun. See
ing wh ? i 1 supiH>**'U to be a silver coin
on the tlo<>r. I anise, wen: to U and
was ab?'u; to ficfc it ap wbeu I saw
that it w s ...ue t>( those tittle round
sua inia _ - that will come through a ,
cb:-j!t S cuv host. Sau^bed at ;
me and said:
"Tha* r- . : ids we of a legend about
tbis ca -;le. It was formerly owned by
Barv;; Hugoer The story goes tbat
the I riTi was a great gambler. When
he succetj.d t> the castle a tot of
tuv w ut w it & r You see. it lies
ou one ?f two h s. and a road has |
always I- d betw. ? them down to the
river This rvsd was frequented by
e:? r- who took ^roods down fo
t - R for shipment by water.
Who:: t'aroa saw a party of tbem
in the distance be had only to swoop
tn. cry a tribute of some
2C- :o ; r cvut of the value of their
goods f r : .;!. and ;here you are.
~T' > ! roil t was telling you about !
? F! . ?' Hugner was his name? In
ter -i the ; ropt-rty Just about the
tt:~e t: t peos>!e got virtuous. and it
? -a*! u:- dt-rcd any more the way
for a nobleman io rob. He did it aft
er this bv hti ins the sovereign, and
whe; k:::;: ; ounced upon a state or
a du by or -.cut-thing tike that the
baron sot a sik-e.
' v\ ? . as i w-j" ^ jug. miivu
ner whs rich. a gambler and withal
virtuous. Ue ?mbled all ilay. and he
,',s 1 :: ui?lt. Now. the legend
has i: -bat the devil bad for centuries
be- Li iteresrcd in tbe wealth the bar
on had e.\l ted from the merchants
and wanted bS share. But he dJdnt
w; . ? iu money. He has no use for
out. -uiL. oaiv si irirual things. What
he ?auttd for his share of the phia
J.-r w ^ a >;'c!. and the soul he had
set his vtHainou^ heart on was Baron
Hubert U uguer
"The way tbe devil managed to get
a ho. J on tbe baron was through his
?:on for : .ij Whenever Hugaer
gambled the deri! stood behind him :
,'D^vd him to ma?e his bets
t it gradi Uy every bit of the gold :
f: the Hugaers bad for centuries
t . a fry tbe merchants went by
tbe board. Theu one day when the i
V.iroc bad tost it all tbe devil came
;a: the rvota disguised as a Jew and i
t J b .. i tb.it he would discount his
?101 ft.>r a large sum without either
stxuritj or interest. When Hugaer
.~e to Sad out what tbe devil want
ed u ? : .f security and Interest it
? s - ? thus-: Satan hungers tor
?his soul.
"Tie iransactloo was completed, the
e> - lU.j? the soul-to be delivered
- \ : - :tfter dire without grace.
Tbe t. run was furnished with a thou
1 S ieves of gold, with which he
we. g*mbiinjj aad gradually re
t bo aad k?t. getting his
- al^.rs into a satisfactory
e* .a i few days before his note
came due.
' l'r>* i jat before Hugner's sooi was
to be delivered the baron bad a dream.
He dreamed that an angel appeared to
lint and said: Tomorrow Satan will
.-la. m your - >ul in ilea of bis Interest
.n the i>iu::Jer exacted in tbe past by
your aucesrors from merchants. It Is
l t c:eet that be should reap tbls bene
a; Tomorrow wbea he comes for you
tel tiiai that you can win money from
bi^i w : >ut even a piece of money so
t-i-c as a bv..d of a pin. He will demur
to t?at. Then offer to bet him the
f your oldest son that you can
do what you have said.'
"When the baron awoke it seemed
that he had really seen the angel and
received the advice. Hugner was
scarcely out of bed before a stranger
.?a! J and asied to see him. The baron
rev ,'uized at ouce the fiend who had
ti . i d for his soul. With a faint
t pe he obeyed the instructions of
his dream. The devil accepted the
challenge, and they sat down before a
board used on that day something tike
laro. The devil dealt and. seeing what
lie thought was a silver coin on the
?jreen. turned up a card that won. With
out exa twining the coin he threw the
baron one of equal value.
" "I would respectfully call your at
tention.' said the baron, to the fact
tbat what you thought was a coin Is
only a round sun spot coming in
.hrough a chink in the window blind.*
'? Ttvu my word.' said the devil, *1
believe you are right'
- 'i tMntc we are quits," pursued the
baron, "and my soul Is my own."
The devil answered never a word,
but jot up from the table, went out of
the door and never returned. But that
night he sent a nerve storm of light
ning and hail that partly destroyed
the castle, and it had never been occu
pied till I came here myself."
My host assured me that all of the
people at the foot of the Schloas knew
of this legend and that most of them
believed It
It is these legends that make the
ruins of German castles snore interest
ing than they would be were they
mere piles of stone and mortar. 1
spent quite awhile with my friend
the baron, and my fascination for
his home steadily grew till my de
parture.
A WOMAN TO BE PRETTY
Max Hare Luraifamt and SJour Hair
>? matter What Mn
The Sneat contour of a female taco, the
j w?? test smiles of a fema'e mouth, lose;
something if the head t crowned with
scan: hair. Scant and f: Uing hair, it is
now known, la caused by a parasite that
burrows into the scalp to the root ot the
hair, where it saps the vitality. The Ut
? !>? wh'te jeales the germ throws o;?
burrowtrut are called dandruff T? cure
dandruff permanently, then, and to stT
falling hair, that germ must be killt.i.
N'ewbro's Herpiclde. aa entirely new r*j
jult of the chemical laboratory, destroys
' he da.Tjrur* serm. and, of course, stooi
the falling hair, and prevents baldness.
Sold by leading drugg'sta. Send 10c. in
stamps for simple to The Herpicide Co
Detroit. Mich.
One Dollar bottles guaranteed.
Wm. Brstt, Special Agent, Skagway.
FOR SALE.
All the real estate and improve- j
meats thereon owned by me rn Skag
way including our home. Property j
consists of TWENTY-FOUR separa-te ;
and distinct pieces or lots all patent
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN; that
the copartnership heretofore exist- j
ing between P. H. Ganty, & Andrew
Fraadson, doing business at Skagway
Alaska, under the firm name of Gan
Cy & Frandson. is dissolved by mutua
consent to take effect from the 1st,
day of January, 1911, Mr. Andrew
Frandson retiring, and Mr. P. H.
Ganty succeeding; who will alone
liquidate all indebtedness due and ow
ing by the firm, and who will also
collect and receive all monies, debts,
durtss and accounts due and owing to
the firm. Dated at Skagway. Alaska,
Dec. 1-^th, 1910.
GANTY & FRANDSON,
Per P. H. Ganty.
Last publication Jan. 1st
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Having been, appointed Executor
under the will otf John Xeill, deceased ,
by the Commissioner for the Dis
trict ot Alaska, sitting in Probate at
Skagway Precinct in the First Div
ision. all persons having claims again
said decedent's estate are hereby re
quired to present them, with the
proper vouchers, within six months
from the date of this notice, to me,
at my place of business at Haines, A1
aska. or to H. B. LeFevre. my attor
ney, at his place of business at
Skagway, in Skagway Precinct. Al
aska.
Dated at Skagway. Alaska, Decem
ber 2#. 1910.
GEORGE VOGEL.
Executor
First publication, December 20, 1910.
Final publication. January 10, 1911.
SERIAL NO. 01408.
notice; of application for
PATENT TO HOMESTEAD.
U. S. Land Office at Juneau. Alaska.
November 10, 1910.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Joseph A. Smith, a citizen of the
U nitej States over the age of twenty
one years, residing in the District of
Alaska, near the town of Haines, in
said District, has applied to make
entry, under Section 2289, Revised
Statutes of the United States, and
under the Act of Congress approved
March 3, 1903, of the lands embraced
ia U. S. Nun- mineral Survey No. 205,
situate near Haines, Alaska, snd
more particularly described as fol
lows:
Beginning at Cor. No. 1, cm line
*-1 of Presbyterian Miss .a a Re
serve, a stone marked S. 200 C. 1,
whence U. S. L. M. No. 573 bears
S. 30 deg. 53 min. E., 50.14 chs. dist;
thence, along l'~ n? 4-1 of Presbyterian
Mission Reserve, 12.62 chs. to C?
No. 2, identical with Cor. 2 of U. S
Military Reserve, a stone marked
S. 205 C. 2; thence N. 9 deg. 01 min.
E., along line of U. S. Military Re
serve, 7.56 chs. to Cor. No. 3, iden
tical with Cor. 3 of said Reserve,
a stone marked S. 205 C. 3; thence
N. 80 deg. 58 min. W., along U. S.
M. R., 7.56 chs. to Cot. No. 4, iden
tical with Cor. 4 of U. S. M. Jt., a
stone marked S. 205 C. 4; thence
S. 9 deg. 02 min. W., along U. S.
M. R., 7.57 chs. to Cor. No. 5, iden
tical with Cor. 4 of Presbyterian Mis
sion Reserve and Cor. 1 of U. S.
Military Reserve, a stone marked S.
206 C. 5; thence West, 9.18 chs.
bridge oa government road, 40.00 chs.
to Cor. No. 6, a stone marked S- 205
C. 6; thence North, 20.00 chs. to
Cor. No. 7, a stone marked S. 205
C. 7; thence East, 4.39 chs. govern
ment road, 60.00 chs. to Cor. No. 8,
not set, falls ia road, witness corner
bears South, 65 links disk, a stone
marked S. 205 W. C. 8; thence, from
true corner, South, 23.25 chs. to Cor.
No. 1, the place of beginning. Area
117.55 acres. Variation at all cor
ners 31 deg. 00 min. E.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely any portion, of the above de
scribed tract are required to file
with the Register and Receiver of
the U. S. T,.qnd Office at Juneau, Al
aska, their adverse claim there agains
under oath, during the period of
publication of this notice, or withhi
thirty days thereafter, or they will
be barred.
C. B. WALKER,
Register.
It is hereby ordered that the fore
going notice be published for the
statutory period in the Daily Alaskan
a newspaper published at Skagway.
Alaska
C. B. WALKER.
Register.
First publication, Dec. 20, 1910.
Last publication, Feb. 28, 1910.
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