The Caribou Hotel
E. W. GIDEON. Proprietor
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Immeu'iatelv Opposite the White Pas# Depot "**
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Headquarters for *Schu!z\<* Atlin Royal Mail" Stage Line ?!*
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The Only FirSt Class Hotel Opened Under New Manage
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JW Headquarters for Atlin 9t*j?e Lin*.
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* Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
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.j. SPECIAL RATES AND ACCOMMODATIONS FOR MUSHER8.
j + WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST
GOOD STABLE S FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK
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HAFIA,
the Albino
A Story of a Narrow
Escape
By Clar.ssa Mackie
"Now. \ir Uanf -.a. it !-? your turn
to v i J .1 i- i.;. ; i*ro:'e?*oi
li;i\ . :.o t'Vt'iiiuK as liie !?:o:.msliil>
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\fri .-?? .oasi.
_ -.1 Mrs 1! : <>;??!. : ?
ti e .o . u t.-nr^ts .livw ti.-ir .-hairs j
j;su> ? ? -o proxijitUy ' 1 Know 1- if'vo' !
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Mr. I.
don't
Jiloa t
Hati
the ho ? -'.Mr- ;i..tiord unlet- 1
lr, s' ti t followed I
Mr li .1 ! v n lis st'ify.
? \\ 11 K-.rur-n. came t? ?
me t ?i > v.?? arrived in Cairo
aud. or :i-*nrin^ mo that he w>? the
most ? ' ent inteipr. tor and guMe be
tween ie Ked -? a and the At Until*
ocear. o p; oil innumerable tat
ten*d 1 - "f i r that lie swore wore
tvoosi i ? t'rom former patrons.
? nil a- i il il ?! .ire to examine them
1 wa- >t ? ? d to take hitu at bU
own t:?'n.(ti- n.
"Of . r-^o I ti is ma.i.'y interested
In ti ? \ i ri >*?? i rotitul N.ma Helaks
and 11 ' i t r :'o-? il t < have ' ???!) bom
in o vor' v of tlio Nana pvra
mill*. - 1 v s i . nfldont that our ex
1 odS ?: 1 l>e accomplished with
int I - ! 0 was tlonbtlcss well i
a. ? ? h the Ti. inity.
' i'ho-o ;? Is nre a half d.iy'?
Jo- rno.i to t < .-.st .f Cairo, and on
rfco n- : :: .' ->tr start my dragoman
aj' pert re. I v* two oat no's, and soon
wo ? o _ the city street* he
' 1 ? ! ro. : ^ over t';e sandy road
. v . , i.il ,iut toward
t desert.
irked ITafla to me a
tv :?> wo :>te lunoheou
o~.-l> o rir : of water. 'I have
1 <? -i i t . t tin-r-' Is a pretty
near.T th m that of
o re a > e\eavations
' ro " < peaee and
il ? ? .. > ad disorder.
-1;- there."
ve &o to in- J
vestigate. to vo to <lis?t>vor. 11 ?i
tO Sleep \\ O still II sloop \v |||>11 wo 10
turn ti? t .-i iro Remove the lunchcon
imil lot lis be on our way.'
"Willi ill grace my albino dragoman
lossnl t ho remains of our in on I into
the saud nml brought m\ camel to lis
knees before mo Wo roilo oil in si
lence for several hours Insto.nl of the
i lieerful conversation which had light
ened t ho bunion of iho sandy journey
vo maintained an unbroken silence,
for Ilatla v\ as sulking openly, an I 1
was out of patience with him nml bo
ginn ng to have serious doubts as to
his integrity.
You said it was a half days jour
ivy." 1 exclaimed at Inst. "It Is now
0 o'clock ami we are still in the desert."
"'I onnie the Ions way. master."
gtvw led Uafm moodily.
"'Why did yon do that?" I. demand
ed. thoroughly angry.
"Ilatla shinned his shoulders, 'i
li.no forgotten the short way. Hosides.
it is rough and infested with robbers."
" Mow soon shall v.e arrive at
Naua?'
" 'In an hour, master, but I will .pies
tlon this caravan.
"Approaching us across the sun batb
od sand was a strlug of some ten or a
dozon ragged looking camels, whoso
riders wore the dirtiest ami nio<t ra*
<aM looking lot I'd fot'ii in uianv a
day.
Pon t let tbeiu know we are alone.
Uafia.' I warned him. They look like
robbers."
' Ilatla rolled one of bis queer l'clit
colored eyes towanl me as be nodi!, I
reassuringly lie held a lew minutes'
low t nod conversation with the Icid
et-s of tho caravan, and then, dism.ss
Inc them with a rough spoken word,
ho turned and watched thorn as they
rod behind us through the
!>? Ion snnset haze.
'WVn tho tirst star has risen no
f ? 1 o p> rani'd of Naun. master,"
i goinl naturodly, and from
'it he chattercd on wit'i
'r ,,:'!tl 1 had a 'most forgot
? fl j j ? :i> >r >so t't
"Inst ji ft or the sun had set and
w'n !c the swift twilight was filling,
blivtirg < 't 4 distant oasis or noarbv
s'tnl ditne. I thought I hoard the soft
p'i 'liiig of camel ln>ofs passing ti< on
tho sand, and I strained my eyes to
tlx- left and saw as through a thick
ffr: y veil a shadow.,* caravan of men
find camels passing us. lu an instant
they were out o' sight ahead of us, nnd
1 believe. 1 the vision to have !>een an
hallu. i a itiou of sight and hearing, so
I did ii ? >t mention tho matter to Ilatla,
and afterward I was glad that I did
not.
"All at once a dark shape lo.naed out.
of tho twilight, and just above it 1
saw the iliiii luster of the tirst star,
" "The pyramid:" 1 exclaimed.
"'Have I siHikon the truth, master?'
demanded Ilatia proudly.
" 'Yes. Ilatla. Is there not a camp
nearby where the expedition in charge
of the excavations have I heir quar
ters? I would si>enk with tho great
man In charge. 1 have let tors of in
troduction. and 1 would spend the
uight In bis camp."
"There was an instant's hesitation,
and then llafla's voice came soft and
velvety through the setuldarkness.
" 'The camp of the learned men lies
a half mile beyond the pyramid, it is
on a high slope far above the sand
llcas."
"'Never mind. Ah, some of them
must be hore now There is a light
within the pyramid."
"Afterward I learned that the light
Only One "BROMO Ql'ININE," that is ? jS on
L,a\Ttive Bromo Quinine Ji* box.
Cvres a C old in Ci? Day, Crip in 2 Days '
isiiisaii an EiiiBiiirnsQ
It Pays to Get Printing That s
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The Work from our Job Department ?
Pleases Particular People. 3
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Don'- s^nd out of town for your work. Lot us quote ?
yo:: i,rio*"? ?show you samples of stock, and do your work _
QUICKLY. WELL. AND AT REASONABLE PRICES. ,
elir lailg Alaskan J
was a small lantern canieil up I IK* out
Ride of the editlee to guide us on the
way.
" 'Lot us cot off here iiihI see if rro
fessor Georges ts inside.'
' " 'That is n great Idea of tho muster, '
assented Halin eagerly. and he slipped
from his camel and commanded mine
to kneel. In another instant 1 was on
the ground and stumbling down Into
an excavation, at the end of which
was an oblong of light. It was the
oihmi doorway to a imssago leading
Into the pyramid.
"As 1 entered the passageway I put
my hands to my lips and uttered our
oU college yell In order to apprise
Georges of my arrival. What hap
pened afterward seems as dreamlike
as the shadowy caravan I saw in the
desert.
"Around a corner of the passageway
a long brown arm shot out and extin
guished the swinging lantern that had
lured uie there. Then a store of lean
fingers attacked me In the darkness,
and 1 was aware that I was being
! robbed of wateli and money and what
. ever else of value I possessed. But,
quick as lightning, my hand had
snatched at the revnher nt my Dip.
and 1 managed to free my right arm
and lire it among my enemies
"The flash and the echoing report
threw the robbers into panic.
! wounded one yelled terrible curses
upon me utitu the twentieth generation
until T.isi ime vi'eined his voice.
| "i tui;ied nt> way into the open air
HI l lien, ill the si us found i.n camel.
II.:;: i lid liis U. li ' ; (mm red.
i woini. r if any of you ever tried to
,r ? iiit i camel when he ?'i- si idi'ig
I hu-nped before you an,: you didn't
tiiow t!ie ;m -sword tli t < ?? 1 make
I lii.: i drop on his calloused - \? ell,
I I i every way 1 cou.d iin..;. to
j make t'a-it camel kticci. i pr; ; e i O
iii. !. ami I swore in s ci as.
but lie stood there ill the nioouii Jit.
w.th -:::ky. prvrudi"r i.>?' ? i ? and
obs'in ite poise. tV? e 1 essayed to
climb up by the sorgo ms i 'pin- - ot
leather that served as harness. I.r.t h.?
turned and snapped nt mo v.. I usiy.
"I ? as quite In do !?:. w o. 'i 1 "
i there enine a s n:.:>' v
! whispen-d but <i'ii ?? a ? a 1 oi
command thai broe. >i
' his kne?'s la a trice I sor.iinbied ufoii
ills back, turned h ? i b cat .is tie liio.c
to his hcigbi. ii'i<
the track we h: I ivii". i trusted en
tlrely to the c.niic: to take no na< k lo
Cairo, and we r? ? I n -< i there just as
i day was downing My camel chose
i his own way. and we entered the city
by wa> of the citadel, and 1 inquired
of a soldier concerning the pyramid of
Nana, and I told b in of my adventure
' of the previous night.
I "He laughed and assured me that I
had never been within twenty miles of
Nana- thai Ilatia had deliberately led
me to a small lonib wltieh was a ren
dezvous for a ^ 'ug "f rol bers, and he
! said that the shadowy caravan was
without doubt i '1 villainous band who
had robbed me
"'Your guide ?:?? llalia. the albino?
he asked skeptically.
| "I nodded assent.
?"Then St Is a wonder that your
throat was not cut.' he said dryly and
turned his back. I placed the matter In
the hands of the police and toward
evening they returned my watch, but
the money had disappeared b yottd re
call.
"I was preparing for bed when a
j servant informed me that a dragoman
awaited my coming in the veranda of
1be hotel I snsneeted it was Hatia and
\rent down There In1 was. hts clonk
drawn closely about ! N t rjr-c unite dis
guising his fiMUm-; .? ml complexion,
but I oniiulif flu- r'-iim <<t bis pale,
wicked eye.
" '.Master. l:o wl.in'-.l crlntriiiftly. 'my
camel rnn n w.i y viiii and I re
turned t<- > late In I !? "f assistance to
yon Shall we*tari tin 1 1 ?r the pyrn
mfd el Nana In the morning?'
" 'Yon lujiy start now. I said rudely,
nnd then it whs licit Mrs llanfordsiw
mo administer ;i wp!! deserved kirk to
Flafia. the albino Tlint is the end of
Ihe story."
"Oh. .Ifpvrs. I would have died of
fright if I n:t'J known yon were In such
danger!" cried Ills wife
"Not nine li dancer In Mich n park of
cowards." reassured li?r husband eas
ily
The Indies of l!ie party separated
from the croup and rhailed together.
The four men grew closer
"Is that the reason you had a sud
den attack of rheumatism in your left
arm. Hanford?" asked Arthur Clayton.
"What was It? a knife?"
"Yes," grinned Mr. Hanford rue
fully.
GR AwO REDUCTION SALE
The Pack Train Is now selliag a
big lot of Good Goods at reduced
prices as they are getting too old to
hold and sell at a profit. Yours,
tf. Herman Grimm.
New clean comfortable beds for
."?0 cents and up at the Dominion Ho
tel, Whltehorse, Y. T. Mrs. R. Rei
ser, Proprietress. tf
A fine mild temperance drink is
the pure wholesome beer made from
the sparkling waterB of Tumwater
?rails, and the very best barley malt
with just the right proportion of
choicest grown hops. Brewed as on
ly the Olympla Brewing company can
brew. For sale at the Board of Trade
Bonded whiskies ? Gibson, Mount
Vernon and Belmont, The best of
Beer ? Blue Ribbon, Bud weisor and
Pale Bai-iior. at the Mascot. Tele
phone f." tf
GRE<\T C. EAR4NCF. SALE
Sold at a Loss! Malt Rainier, 20
cents per bottle. Especially prepared
for sick people and Invalids, and ex
cellent for nursing mothers. Only
two bar*ftla left. After that price wil
be 3.") ccrt* per bottle.
Pack Train Bar
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Prom this date on all calls Intend
ed for Henry FrledenthaJ, the Inde
pendent Expressman should be made
to seven-six (76 1 and your call will
receive Immediate attention. He as
discontinued his office at the Bough
?:>n Cigar Store.
A VVWWVW . < v ,?*
* Relieves CATARRH of;1
BLADDER;
and all <;
Discharges In <;
24HOURS!
T.teh r*r??tlr tW?
n.m* tj" /"
n-vftrtor iMIOY)
' uninftiL ju v J
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DEAFNESS CANNOT BF CURED
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the discos**! portion of the eaJ".
Tfcere la only one way to cure deaf
j &*-ee, and that Is by constitutional
remedies Deafness is caused by an
Inflamed condition of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube Is inflamed
you have a rumbling sound or imper
fect hearing, and when it Is entirely
cloeed, deafness Is the result, and urn- ?
etas the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its nor
mal condition, hearing will be de
stroyed forever; nine cases out of ten
ere caused by Catarrh, which is noth
ir.g but an inflamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will gJv<e One Hundred Dollars
for any oase of deafness (caused by
Catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
culars, free
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O. I
Sold by DruggiaU, 75c
Take Hall's Family PUls for consti I
pattoa.
COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
from Shaft Xo. 6. Oyster Hay Mines
at Ladysnilth, the highest grade
household coal of all the B. C. fields
58.28 FIXED CARBON
Perfect Cotibustion. Uniform Heat
Light Ash
On and after July 1st, 1910, we
shall offer this coal, selected and
graded as follows: ?
Double Screened and sacked.. $13 ton
Screenings (sacked) 8 ton
Screenings (bulk) 7 ton
Above prices include delivery
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
'Phcne 10. Skagway, Aloka.
SEATTLE'S
Leading Popular PrieS Hotel
Hotel
Georgian
European Plan
I Ml Outside 9nnn;
I Rooms. Elegantly
I Furnished
j Sample Rooms
j Commercial A Fam
| lly trade Sollr ted
RATES
-?ti'ffle Rooms #1 up I
Two Persons *1.50 up !
Uootn with bath 11.59 j
Two Persons K.50 up |
P.O. CALDWELL. '
Manager
Ttke Kurt L?ke car from FOUKfH A VENUF.
(Inlon D"pot to Fourth B?t TTnlon A Pike
OXtttttU$$KUtxtiUKtm:n:: uiitKtav. ? ut .
RAW FURS 1
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HIGH - PRICES I.
FOR FINE FURS ?
WUITK FOR PRK E UST I
IPercey's Fur House |
Othkoah. - Wikconain 3
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C. E. Bogardus
Assayer
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Cold & Silver II 00 '
Gold, SUver A Copper .. 2 BO
Cyanide and Milling
90 Colombia St. Seattle
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There is Strength
and Vigor
in Every fVr.p
SEATTLE, WASH.
LOCAL BRIEFS
SKAGWAY WEATHER REPORT
ReiuJU of the otewrvaUon Uk?
at Moore'i Wharf at mldnlgHt,
April 16, 1912, Is as follows:
f^mp. time otrawval n .. .. 4<>above
>1 ax . preceding 24 hra . . .. 54 above
Mln. " " " .. 39 abore
? an " " " 47 above
ilarometer 30:15. Cloady and calm
INTERIOR WEATHER REP RT
TRMmr (THRK
STATIONS Ahovp Uotow
Tagish ?
Caribou ?
White Horse
Atlin ?:?
Lower Lefoarpe 2S
Hootalinqua -It
Big Salmon .'!4
Yukon Crossing 12
Selkirk 12
Coffe? Cree^ 20
Stewart, River . 30
Off! 1 vie XI
Dawson . . 2#
J. IKUTA
MANrFaCTTTRIJfn
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curios, Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
CHINA AND CUT CLASH
Official Watch Inspector for the
W. P. ft Y. Ronte
Mail Order* given prompt care
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium [$*5] Alaska
T.ar^e, ( lean. Indi vidua1 Baths.
Abundance of Water. B??st of
Hotel Accommodations. Fur
nished Cabins fo*- Rent
Excellent Hunting and Fishing.
Motor Boating and Tallin?
S'esmer Georgia from Juneau
irakf.s semi-monthly visits. In
formation and rates upon request
1 Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
Health Resort
of
ALASKA
ttnomaitaa..' :?r*n t:.t:urerewmm n?t rmr. tm:r? ttr: :um r
;j A HOME for 48c PER DAY |
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3 As I am about to dispose of several pieces of
I property and close out. I arn offering a Four
Room House, close in furnished, with tr<>od
steel range and hath room for $l7ft.t>0. c?sh.
4n cents per day for One year and y ?n have
a hoine. also lots from #">'t.OU. and up.
Phil Abrahams Ska^svay
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, ? Alaske
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicit? The Acconnts
->f vSk;?gway Firms And Individuals.
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| The Skagway Pioneer Dairy ?
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II H. F. BE EM AN, Prop.
? "The Sanitary Milk Ranch" |
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The largest arid best conducted dairy in Alaska
Daily Shipment# of Pure Milk and Cream
To *11 point* on Whtt? Pa? A Yukon Ronte.