I You make a mstakr 2
I von do not *top alj
Famous for its Home Cooking,
Milk, Cream, Cottage Cheese and
Buttermilk from our own dairy.
Fresh Eggs, etc j
lilliliS!
L* v Li w L# I I v v v m
Rooom Snglr or m Surte ElcclncXLights
PorccUm FUths on f*ch Boor
RATES? $2.50 PER DAY ANDjUPK
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SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THE
wwnrous. ? nn?.
W t tor Circular -
Ai~ska Furs a Specialty
Yerr Top Prves Pwd.
Make - Trial - Shipment
I RAW FURS I
? : WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES I
FOR FINE FURS ?
I WRITK FOR PRICK LIST |
IPercey's Fur House
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f.TtreTTWt.M.llllllTttmTl'
Send the Skagway Paily Alaskan
'tome to the atates. 75c. per month
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TTif Onlv Firs# Claw Hotel Opened Under New Manage- ?
in Carcron ment ?|
hwdqwrw* tor ALDa St*** Lhte.
HOTEL SCOTT
^ _ _ ?
Soott * Schwwitekamp ?
Headquarters for Mining Men and 3
Travelers \
SPECIAL. RATE? AND ACCOMMOD ATIONS FOR MUSHERS.
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK
CARCROSS & & YUKON TER.
NEW COMFORTABLE ELEGANT
The Caribou Hotel
L W. GIDEON. Prorrietor ^
Carcross, Yukon Territory
laimtdiilrlv Oppo?l? tk? WKite P?m Depot
Well Equipped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar
Headquarter* for 'SchuWs Athn Royal Mail* Stage Line
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy
H. P. ???MAN. Prop.
'The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
Th?> ud N*?t ?c?iHl\iotp.1 (Uiry in A Ink*. ~ ? "?
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To ?ll point* on Whii? rim A Yukon Rout*.
I
B. M. BEHRENDS, Bmker
Juneau,\3 ? Ala?ka
OLDEST BANK IN ALrASKA
Respectfully Solicits The Accounts
of Skjigway Firm? And Individual?.
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L^caHve Rromo Q?*^ ' /L Xf k0K"
C?r?aroWmCH*Dv. Cnp in 2 t^ys C?/ /rfZK j'* 0*%,^ 25c
FIGHTING A BISON
Exciting Battle With a Savage
Bull In India.
A WILD SCRAMBLE FOR LIFE.
There Woro Sevor?l Narrow E?cap?t
For tho Hunter That W?? Hunted
Before an Unexpected Climax Ended
tho Rather One S'ded Engagement.
| Id her book, "Roughing It In South
ern India," Mr*. M. A. Hand ley pre
sents a graphic description of a thrill,
i lug adventure In which a meml?er of
! her party played one of the atar part*
| It was a brilliant but unwilling en
I gagement. and It was too serious
! while It lasted either for oynfort or
; for the enjoyment of the grimly hu
morons phases of hla enforced battle
! and wild scramble for hla life. Mr*
I Hand ley nays:
"Although aa a foreat officer F
had frequently looked death In the
1 face, he never felt no utterly helpless
! at the critical moment aa he did In a
j certain adventure that he hnd with
a bull blaon. The animal took the
aggressive a# soon as he waa dlacov
i ered. F. had time only to Jump be
hind a buttress tree.
1 "The blaon began by chasing him
I round the tree till hla head awam.
i The animal gave him not a moment's
leisure In which to take aim. The
buttress tree Is not easy to climb, for
? the trunk throws out walls or but
tresses all round, between which are
deep recesses To be caught In one
! of them wonJd certainly mean being
: pinned to the tree and gored to death
"liair AD Dour or III IN nrivni uiu
not tire the bison In the least, where
?s ?"rom moment to moment K. grew
dlztier Knowing that he could not
keep It np much longer and that a
fall would l>e fatal, be started to run
In another direction. Quick as he
was. the bull was quicker. Suddenly
F. felt a touch on his Iwick. Then he
felt himself caught up by the belt
and tossed high Into the air.
"Luckily the l>elt Rave way. for oth
erwlse he would have been brought
down again, to I* either tossed once
more or gored. As It was. lie was
thrown to a distance, while hla rifle,
flying out of his hand, struck with a
metallic ring on a rock From where
be lay. Jarred almost Into a stupor. F
saw the angry bull go up to the rifle
and trample It Into a ruin of splintered
wood and twisted Iron.
"The bison then turned hla angry
eyes about and advanced toward F..
who thought himself powerleaa to atlr.
At the last momeut, however, he
managed to scramble up from tinder
the creature's very nose.
"Near at hand were his men. one of
whom carried bis s|<are rifle. This man
watched his opportunity, darted aide
wise, dropped the gun Into the grass
and placed a stick upright beside It
to mark the sp^vt where It lay Mean
while all the others danced and
shouted In order to distract the bull's
attention.
"ltunnlng his best, F. must now
needs stumble, but he picked himself
up and turned round to aee what was
In store for him. Before he could slip
to one side the bull plunged at him.
knocking him down, and stood over
him. with lite foam from his mouth
dropping Into hla face.
"The huge brown head bent lower
and lower I .1 the bloodshot eyes wen
turned downward.
"F. hud no time to think, lie had
to do whatever the moment suiyested
He grasped the horns, was raised np
by them and balanced for an age long
second In the air; then, partly thrown,
partly springing to earth, he b>re
ahead without stopping to look behind
him.
"Aa he ran toward the rifle plared
ready for him the pounding of hoofs
behind suddenly ceased, although the
bellowing and snorting were redou
bled. He turned to look, and at the
same Instant the men's cries turned
from despair to Joy. The bull had
trapped himself.
"In bis blind fury, heedless of his
own steps, he had fallen nearly chest
deep Into a wedge sha|ied device In
the rock, with all his feet In t bunch,
and the more he struggled the tighter
he stuck. It waa the work of a moment
for F. to seize the rifle and Are the
shot that put the bison out of his mis
ery."
Chin*** SimiUt.
Some of the ordinary exprewlont of
the Chinese are pointedly sarcastic
enough. A blustering, harmless fellow
they call "a paper tiger." When *
man rallies himself overmuch they
compare him to "a rat falling Into a
scale and weighing Itself." Overdoing
a thing they call "a hunchback mak
ing a bow." A spendthrift they com
pare to "ffc ro?kot" which goes off at
once Those who expend their charity
on remote object*, but neglect their
famllte*. are **ld to "hang a lantern
on a pole, which I* seen afar, but gives
no light below."
H?r Lin*.
"Now our cook ha* gone away 1
don't know what we *hall do."
"I thought yoo told me your wife
wa* anch a good cook T"
"Not a bit of It I told yon my wife
wa* an expert In broil*, roasts and
stew*."? Baltimore American.
Th* Pc>t#nt Factor.
"Can't 1 get a steak here and catch
the 1 o'clock train V
"It depend* on your teeth. *lr."
Meggendorfer Blatter.
llow much the world needs klndnets!
ITow easily It I* donel-Pnimmond.
WASHING OUT A WOUND.
Tincture of I ?din* It Abeut tbs Ssfaat
Antiaaptic to Um.
Carbolic add. oue of the most valu
able antiseptics known to mir^wnn, la
at the aame time one of the moat dan
geroua. It la nwl dully, almost hour
l.v. by opera tore In the hospitals. The
layman who understands Ita perlla
may waah woiimla ont with It aafely.
but the l>eat t-urgeona aay that Inea
perlenced persona had better let It
?lone.
No wound should ever be bound np
with bandages aoajced In even the
mildest aolutlon of* carbolic add. for
the akin abaortw It readily, and poison
ing la apt to follow prolonged use. An
eminent New York surgeon had a raae
a few weeka ago of a rhlld whose An
ger had turned black after being
dressed too long with a 2 per cent a?
lutlon of carbolic add. and when he
called this paper's attention to the
case he was expecting to be obliged
to cut off the flngier.
The moat commonly used antiseptic
la bichloride of mercury (corrosive
sublimate), but thla la one of the dead
llest poisons known and as It has no
color or odor la easily mistaken for
water. To avoid thla It Is customary
to color solutions of It. Colored tab
lets are made espc.Hlly for making
solutions of any given strength Dr
Albert 8. Morrow In "The Immediate
Carg of the Injured" saya It should be
n sol as a wet dressing on wounda In
a solution of 1.2000 of 1.R000, the lat
ter made by dissolving oue 7ty grain
tablet In 2'fc quarts of water Aa a
waah for a wound It may be used In a
1,1000 aolntlon (one 7H grain tablet to
a pint of water).
Iodine la another antiseptic that la
highly recommended It la used com
monly on dirty wounds, where there
la danger of Infection and a doctor's
services are not Immediately avail
able. In anch cases the tlnctnre of
iodine la used pure and Is applied by
dipping a wad of cotton or antiseptic
gaute In It and swabbing ont the
wound, being careful to penetrate thla
thoroughly ? New York World.
THE BLACK BALL
A Cunning Schema That Wat SpoilaH
by Quick Thinking.
Two young men In a French Til l??rv
wore called on to dm* for ci>**crlp
tlon. One only vaa wanted to complete
the number, and of the two nho were
to draw one wna the ?on of ? rich
farmer and the other the child of a
poor widow.
The farmer Ingratiated himself with
the mi|>erlntond?'nt of the ballot and
promised him a present If be could
find means to prevent his son from
going In the army. In order to ?c
compliah this the official put Into the
urn two black bulla Instead of one
white and one black ball When the
young men came, he said:
"There are two balla, one black and
on? white. In the urn. He who drawa
the black one must serve. Your turn
Is firat," pointing to the widow's ton.
The latter. sus|>ooting that all waa
not fair, approached the urn and drew
one of the ball*, which he Immediately
awallowcd without looking at It.
"Why," aald the superintendent,
"have you done that? How are we
to know whether you have drawn a
black or a white hallT'
"Oh, thal'a very eaay to discover."
waa the reply. "!,et the other now
draw If I have the black, he mn?t
necessarily draw the white one."
There whs no help fi?r It. and the
farmes'a son. putting his hand Into
the urn. drew the remaining ball,
which, to Ihe satisfaction of the spec
tators, was a black one.
SCICMCE PRITVENT8 BA ONC'J
Ptlil 0?nn m>i ft* H? '
I'tm al
II h Ilia mrrtt thin* In thf W
r 41 ti I* nrrtfljarl y to. J
,*!r U nol <t?ad al lh? ? H,
t ' !f h? Will oae New! I
:?air acalp antlaeptk l)?f
>0 > Axil ya III* that rat* ik' >?
IT at i li? root; *n?l dMM the null ?
m. . i. and Im?m It In a perfa ;
ieaithy toDdlllM. Mr. Mannatt. in tl
larylani nine*. Butte, Mont. war. e
iln-ly haM. In I ma than- a month Harp
?We ha<l removed the ewetnlea of ha
rrowth. and nature did Ita work hy c ji
?r1n# hla haad with thlrk hair an !r
eng. and In all week* ha had a norm
lull of hair. Hold by '.eadlna dnunrl*t
.Vnd HV In atampa for aampla to Th
Herploldo Co.. Detroit. Mich.
One dollar bottle* guiirnnteetl.
Win Tlrltt, Special Agent, flkagwar
NOTM-K OF FIX \l, AtTOt'XT.
To Whom It May Co-irern
The und>T*lgned executrix and
aole legale? of the cata'e of Ma
Frledlnger, decenaeri, haa filed with
the United State* ('nmmtolonfr,
and ex-offlclo Probate Judge, for
Alaska, at Rkagway Precinct, her
final account and petition for dla
charge aa executrix of the estate of
the aald dewdent, and by order of
aald Probate Court tlie 18th day of
December, 1912, hna been fixed a*
the time and the office of aald Com
mlaaloner .ind Probate Judge, aa the
place of the hearing of the Mid pe
tition and the examination of such
account.
All peraons interested In aald
eatate may. If they aee fit, file ob
ject lona to auch petition and account
at any time on or before aald lftth
day of December, 191 J, and If fllwd
such objectlona will be heard by
aald Probate Conrt either on aald
dale, or at anch later date aa the
bearing In such objectlona may be
adjourned to.
KS8IK Mll.l-KR,
Executrix and aole legatee of the
Kstate of Ma Frledlnger, deceased
Date of 1st publication Not. 18, 'IS.
Date of last publication I>ec 1*. "12.
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BAKERY GOODS.
Hrefei ? all kln !i> ? fr^h from the
oven, cake* and pie t. cookies and
doughnuts, 10 fart a first c la*a line o
hiker? good* will b* flvind at U?e
Vienna Bakery, Broadway, between
Fifth and "Uth Avenuea. tf
I BOOTH'S BALTIMORE OYNTKftS
Fineet Treah Oynten ever brought
to Ska* way in bulk Comae In re
frlgerator sealed earthen Jara. Ore
ters on Half Shell alto always on
hand. Order by Phone or call at th
Vienna Bakery, Broadway, near Sth
Hand painted dinner card*, favors
score carda, In water color or oil
original and exclusive designs and
local subjects, Supply on hand o
"peclal work eiecuted on short
notice. Mrs. Louise Mllnea, with
J. Ikuta, Skagwav Mall orders re
celre special attention tf
GRRAT CLEARANCE MLB
Sold at a loss! Malt Rainier, 2?
cents per bottle. Especially prepar
ed for sick people and Invalids, and
excellent for nursing mothers. Only
two barrels left. After that, prlca
will be SB cents per bottle. ?
Ps<k Train Bar
ritoncMiroxAi. ( Arm.
itlinfMff
M. n. LN KKVRR
AtlnrMr-AI>U?
CtnalHioiitr Tor Takoi Territory
to Tak* Affl<J*rtU
? Al??k?
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P . PORRRTRf. I<
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Mining * R?l K?tm# ' **?<
DmIM*.
OR. |k ft. KKM.KR
OradM
Nfrmt Modern M-4hod?
Op?n Rrtnlit||i
Offlr* Hour* ?11 ?. ml* p ?
Alaskan RulMIn* - -Rro*4w?r
4KAOWAY - - AI.A3AK
Drntal HnpfillM
M P. PATTKIMOW * r??MrA1T
D?*l*ni la ?
D It !? T A L HCPPLIRR
12* Wnlkrr nid? WMk
Ordert by mtll or caW* will w?It?
prompt AtteiitlAn f'?f nlof >i? on r+
qgMt
J. IKUTA
tMlfrrAcmifto
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curiot, Ivory Carrings
Indian B?*ket*
CHINA AND CUT* CLASS
OVnl Vatrh liMpftlnr fur lk?
W P. ft Y. RmW
Mm I Ord?r? |im prompt rmrm
There is Strength
and Vigor
in Every Drop
CCMPANV
SCATTLC, WAIH.
Trade At Home
I ! is a hard thing to convince unrnr people, who hare acquired the
* mail order habit, that it is to their advantage to trade at home. The
green field# far away appeal to them, no they send their money out of
town for something that is no better than can be found on the local
merchant's shelves. The money is thus gone where they, nor any one
of the community, will ever see it again, and where it can do nobody
good but the person who has it and he is hundreds or thousands of
miles away.
THE MAIL ORDER PEOPLE
are not the only offenders who are blind to the interests of the commu
nity. The merchants are just as bad. Many of them send away for
their printing, while at the same time argue again*?mail order husine?a.
SEE THE DRIFT?
TRADS HT H07VfE
AND
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