i;rpe<->rT and 1 had W*n separated for
peven years at an ace when persons
. ce vory considerably. When wo
parted "iy '>ro;tn?r was fonrfeen years
o!<l 1 i we've. Now Oreeory was
twenty -one. 1 eiffhteen. Pisapree
tei>t^ l<ctween our parent* was the
ca'tse of our separation. 1 having lived
*> h my mother *hrv>ad and Brecon
w -h my father tn America. feather
?l .1 ? Vile ?c were in France and
n : -i\ i" ? 'is ni ' Vor died also.
T ->-0 \< s no ' inc for tJrecory and I
? i.-e too her So It wa?
t) is! that 1 sh.\nM ow to Amer
ica
1 h ! a i 'cw remembrance of my
a V y. hwt as T had never
v. fis a i an I had no ides what
h< >e I wrote him to meet
r an. I as : t?e s): p was
- - - 1 to >'e dock 1 looked
' 'e crowd awaitinc
u l'Y.-v, 'y l saw a yownc man
v ic nt 1 couldn't see any ro
se e ? - 'e boy 1 had parted
w v. >nt be was lookinc
r ? d ?milinc 1 threw
) ? I -? ? v ited impatiently for
' <,v! Nation him
kastoi "c hv me.
' ? . ->?> I *;v I s d.
He rre.1 - .1 <mrprfc?cd me hy not
s; -v _ V w nv "l hare some
* '* ' I nr. ? ook inc for." he
s ? ... , :o^v:v,j pnrxted.
\\ me after seeine
?>? "!
?V.s" bo ->-'ed.
? - he i>'Mrrt>l The
I -l ? s : <i civen place to a
r ; *T ' S.II-'C W "h which
he ^ a ? 1 me flwsa the dock.
?\ v < , i -ren't yon*"
"0-v>_ V i ?Ni may y<n he?"
?"I'm I ' " "t wonder ..?on are
t ' e s!n -e yon h:iven"t
"Are v.>? snre of n*r
? t v? if l' -vm yon if yon
fc '? r - d r e frst "
? How is t" it r
\\ x' i w r,>i to me ftvm
the Avk-s "
1" ^ . rs arsd carried
tf - : . '<?> v } :;nate!y we had
- r i c- ce ex
t 1 i rec y nr.d 1 s.wn fon?.|
. - !e by - d. n a car
r r . s >nc . v.r the thorough
*.
7 ' , - r.y ?ee- r.c l>etweon
hrvvher : d - cer " T sakt
-How ftaRT'?
"W ' r. w. ' ~en"t even kis-aeiV"
^ ' Vie - 1 TV. u was J
because we vmkl certain of each
other. I suppose." And he drew me
toward him and kissed me. 1 noticed
that there was a good den I more rest
to It than Is usual in brotherly kisses,
but thought very little of it at the time.
"You're boarding at the sum? (?!??.
I suppose." 1 said.
"Where was I when you"? He stop
ped and looked at me inquiringly.
"At 4.i T'nion street, where your let
ters"?
| "Certainly. That's where 1 am now."
* DWnt you tell the driver where to
goV
"Yes. hut to be certain I'll tell him
acain."
He called to the driver, giving him
the street and number. The driver
said "Aye. aye." and, turning a corner,
cot on to another avenue.
"You and 1 will have to live togeth
er now. Grog." I said, laying my hand
affectionately on his.
"Nothing would suit me better."
"1 wont marry. Neither must you."
He at me kind o' funny when
1 said this, but made no reply.
? It can't be," 1 said, much disturbed,
"that yon are engaged?"
' Xo," he said. "but I'd like to be"
"Oh. I'm so sorry. I hoped that you
and 1 might be inseparable. But If
you love some one" ?
"1 didn't say that some one loved
me"
"How lonp have you known her?"
"About an hour."
T was pn7*ied I turned and looked
at him He seemed very much amused
at >.,>mcthinc.
"What in the world do yon mean?" J
I asked.
He la ached A sudden surprise
struck me. Could it bo that 1 had |
made a mistake? The hot blood rush
ed to my cheeks
"This has gone as far as it should ;
co." ho said "though J am loath tr stop ;
it. i am not your brother. When 1 .
appeared to ho waving at you from the
il ? n I was waving at some friends on
the de. k above you. Forgive me for
ponr f von To continue in yonr
mistake "
I was naturally too much shocked to
lie matter ss a joke. 1 was riil
inc in a < arrtape in a city 1 was not
fa: - with He had k:?ed me.
"Where are you takinc me?" 1 asked,
frichtemsl
"To >- i: r brother You cave me the
address "
"After your dishonorable"? I wa* j
beginning when he interjvised
?'Calm yourself 1 admit I have done
wronc not to undeceive you at once.
But I simply couldn't. To have a
lovely girl claim me as yon have done
was too creat a temptation."
He continued to speak in a very con.
? Mr -.'nry way. and? well. I was mol
U;:ed. When we reached my brother I
fonnd that be had missed me at the
steamer, not recogni7inc me
Mv h-band says that of all the kiss
n 1 have even given him that first
one w?< The sweetest.
Best Meals
lc The 0:;v at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY or
DINNER
Lodging
r\ ; ? n?jv.":ean and]
F.rst C ass
} \th Avenue near Broadway
FOR GIFTS
\c -SO.SlE TO F.ND WHAT
YOU WANT
> ? ire out * . a hunt toi
- appropriate a* a gift, re
? . ...e iiv? goods euvh as
v ?.-t --ass, s.i\ erware, and
..j ... pa-n;tx? china, just
... t ai^r's, which would
.u? a present as van
;? . goes:.- are al*aya ap
av rroth-nj but the
'?? -v, p t?. C.n'e .n pattern, acd in
N :ig but the very best,
i ,r ?at a ?. rk, ae*,y manufactur <
. a i &k .. ingrav-ng spt-at for
? e do aot turn out our
?<- t > f.a-sit-v. in ue best
i .araaU ^ ?>\ery ;>.??
ot" .t If J' - ha\e any trouble with
y ;r watch t r . ig it to us and we win
g j. u entire satisfaction at
r* as< abie i harges.
t : your eyes when yon
* - t t: xasiiaad free at my
> with u.e latest optical inetru
n.tnts.
J. IVuta,
."?we'.er and Optician
None better ar.e purer than Gilwon
r> , Rainier asd O'-ympia beer. Or
c -s by 'phor,? promptly delivered.
The Mascot. ?
For yo*. can ret a wboieaome
t'W coctwl B.?tl at the New Home
R?#tauraat, i.th Ava, Ju*< off of
Broadway.
JJaakaa vast ate. tor rm?.
BEER
there's Vigor aim
Strength
in every drop
COMPRNV
GRAND REDUCTION SALE
The Pack Train is now selling a
big lot of Good Goods at reduced ;
prices as they are getting too old to ;
hold and sell at a profit. Yours,
U. Herman Griinm
FIRE SALE1 FIRE SALE:
WOOD TO 8 URN
Good Dry Planking ror Summer use, j
Special iTtee this month
$2.00 PER RICK.
S.-. ? H ERB TAYLO R ? Phon<
Wellington Lump Coal
tram Hba ft No. 6, OrsCer b ay liinet
U badysmfth. CSe algheat gr?->
looaahoid 00*1 ot all the B. C. field* 1
5S-I8 FIXED CARBON
Perfect CombnstfeKi Unifona He*
Urht Ash
On and after July 1st, 111#, w
shall offer this ooai. selected ar,
craded as follows: ?
Double Screeood and sacked 113 tor
<creeaiaes t sacked > L ** j
$cre?nlngs ilnilk> 7. "
Ahore prices Include delivery
Moore's Wharf Co. j
Alaska Transfer Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
?hona 10. Skagway, Alaska
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
lALt
The Pack Train Is now selling :
Mg lot of Good Goods at reduce
prices as they are getting too cV
to hold aaa sell at a proPL Yours,
tt Hsrvan Grimm
NEW OFFICERS
Camp Dawson, No 4 of the Arctic
Brotherhood last evening elected offi
cers for the ensulnj: year. Captain
Augustine Steward, one of the inost
indefatigatole workers In the order
for years, and a veteran of the South
African war, was elected Arctic Chleti
The new vkv- Arctic Chief is Chas
Paddock, chaplain Andy G. C ironing
ham: recorder, W. D. Mackenzie;
Keener of nugget*. \V. F. Mackenzie
trustees, Gw Johnson. Sam Henry. A
O. Palm. Joseph Stoke and T^eo
ICrause.
After the election four cheeebacoes
were taken over the dt*ty heljrhts of j
ChiUtoot, and enrolled with the mem
bers They are: Gilbert Skelly, IX. J
l're, L. Victor Gillard, the Jeading
man in the May Roberts company,
arni Mr. Matthews. After the drink- ,
ing of the royal malamute stew and
patching up of the mushena. a sour
dough dinner was served, at which
the new members, the now officers .
and a number of others spoke. Cap- 1
tain Steward told of hfcs two years
journey through the African Jungles,
during which he did not see a white
man. Mr. Service told of his travel
ing 3.000 miles this year in descend
ing the Mackenzie and coming to
Pas-son. making the whole trkp by
water w ith the exception of one mile
of portage. Mr. Cillard told of travel
ing in all parts of the world, and en
joying none of bis trips as much as
that into the Yukon this year. Or.
I're tokl of his delight In the trip
North. Mr. Gillard tohl how he had
introduced Service's Yukon stories to
the Knjrlish public, and \V. IV Mock'H
7.ie related bow he had discovered
them while moiling for gold in th?^
Klack Hills and was the first to re
i-Re then? in Y*ikon. Mr Gillard re- 1
cited "The Parson's Son," front Ser
\ ice. Two or three others sspoke and
:'ie session closod. ? Oawson News.
F
L
Seattle* Oct.. 10. For attorneys fees
partially earned in procuring the dis
charge of F. G. Manley.a Fairl>anks
mining operator, from perjury charge
in the state of Texas. Roy V. Nye.
now assistant I'nited States district
attorney at Ketch Scan, Alaska, j?*
terdav procured a judgment of J20,
1S1.S0 against Manley in Judge H.
P. Meyers' department of the super
ior court.
Nye placed in evidence two not**
for $">.000 and $15,000. respectively,
given by Mpnley at Oklahoma City
Okla., on December 26, 1JK>S. In ad
( dltlon, six months iialary as attorney,
at $200 per month, and expense*
I was claimed.
Manley charged that he had forfait
?d a bond on a perjury charge In Tex
a# under the advice of Njea. end that
ttie latter threatened to torn him
o\er to the ofTWvrs of th? law anless
he signed the note?. Mauley charged
that he signed the notes undre threat
and duress.
The plaintiff showed the Jury that
the amounts claimed were for legal
"?ervices rendered, and the jwy brought
lr the verdfct for $20,181 *?, tinder
the Instruction* of the court
SMOKERS ATTENTION
W, W. Boughton has taken the
agencr for the Justly famous
KL INFIN1TO Cl?KAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
J 5.000 Just received from the f*c
[tory at Tampa, Fla If r?? want the
I best don t fall to give these goods
! a trial.
good chance for miners.
Will lot out on lay good ground on
Spruce Creek all opened up and read
to work. Fine opP?r,nn,tF f?r *
number of men to get out a rich win
ter dump Kor particulars apply at
Alaskan office. ^
nni it
Alaskan ilas to Bow to hte Inevlt
abV*? Scores of Endorse
ments Prove It.
After reading Uie public statement
of the feWow-sufferer given below,
row must come to thia conclusion:
A rrnnedy wMch cured year* ago,
wMrfe has kept the kidneys in good
health *lnce. can be rolled upon to
perform the mme work la other case
Road this.
Mrs. J. Win term lite, 3*1$ Wetmore
Ave., Everett, Wash., says: "louring
the past four year I often had atlack
pain in my back, some of wMrJ?
were so severe that I <T*ild not aleep
well, in the morninjr on artalng. I
waa hardly able to get around. There
were dull pains in my loins and re
tefitjon of the khlney <?prretk>n? ex
i^ted ]f i overworked or canrtit the
j slightest cold my condition became
worse Finally I took Doan'a Kidney
Pills on the advfce of a frier*! who
knew of their merits.. Their prompt
ness frv relieving me wfts gratifying
1 consider It a pleasure to give T>nan'
Kidney F'ills my endorjiement"
(Statement given .tan to, 190S.1
CONFIRMED PROOF.
On February 8. 11*10, Mrs \Vh>??r
mute said: "I am always glad to make
the fact known that Doan'a Kidney
Pill* helped me The jwibjlc stste
ment I eave two years agn io their
praise still holds good."
Ftor sale by all dealers Price 60
cents. Foster-Mllbarn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for t*e Unit
?-d States
Remember the same ? DoaiVa ? and
take no other.
Dally Alaakan ? omly 91 a month.
t* +
+ NEW ___ COMFORTABLE _ELEGANT 4
? The Caribou Hotel
+
t!
+
+
E. W. GIDEON. Proprietor
4*
Carcross, Yukon Territory +
'Immediately Opposite the White P?w Depot
? +1
Well Equipped Fumace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar
4* Headquarters for 'Schulz's Atlin Royal Mail' Stage Line
HOTEL SCOTT
?i?+ + + 4*4, + 4 ? 4* 4* 4* 4* 4*+ 4*4*4*4*4*4-4*4*4*4*4*
4*
?j. The Only FirftCUtt Hotel Opened Under New Manage
j. in Care ross ment
?J- HeadqwaK** for At&o StMtw IJkne. >
+
4
4* 1
?}? Scott ft Schwa ntektmp
$ Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
T
.j. SPECIAL RATES AND ACCOMMODATIONS FOR MUSHER8.
4- WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEhT
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK
* CARCROSS <0 & YUKON TER.
+;+++4, + + + ++ + + 4*4* 4,4*4*4*4,4*4, + 4* + 4'
_ Elks Hall
Wednesday, Thurs., Friday
Oct . 18, 19 and 20
SHERMAN-CLEVELAND
OPERA COMPANY
Return for THREE NIGHTS Only
THREE NEW BILLS. OPENING WITH
"A Stubborn Cinderella"
PRICES I'OO, 75e AND SOe. SEATS AT BPITT'S.
PROFESSIONAL CAM Oft.
Attorney*
ROVAL A. GUNNISON
Attorney A UL aw
P 0. Rn I. Jun#A.i. AlMkt
H. 8. LC FEV*E
ATTORNKY AT UW
Commissioner F*or Yukon Territory
to Take Aff Mavita
??k*rw*y. Alaak*
ROBERT W. JENNINGS
Attorney At-Law
Jureau, ? Alaaka.
D*ntlata.
OR. L. S. KELLER
DENTIST
Moat Modern MeUicxU
Open Eranlnjta.
| Cfflo? Honrs: #12 a m 16 p m
Ajaakan BaUdtng, Broadway
SK AGWAY, ALASKA.
Before you stampede. get your
xiJition Notiies, Pla- er or Quarts,
fern tb# PaIIj Alaskan tf
DftOtAi SapptlPK
M. r. PATTERSON A COMPANY
? Deafer* In?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
Hfc-SJ ' BM? . WmD
(?<)#r? by mail or embie will r*
f?!r? prompt itualioa CtUlori*
en reqinwl
Kr,*lr.?*T*
H. P. M BIRKlMBINk'
tNOINIEK
U. *. Otcu?/ Land ?n< 1 Mlr?rs
? : 80 rv?y?r : ?
fVUW RMc Ak?ka
Mmlr T MfUn
MISS M. a NINOSHAW
Tether of
PIANO FORTE
9pe<-U] Term* lor a Limited
KtnNir of B?*Jnner*
EIGHTH AVE. AN? VAIN ST.
Fro*h Or*ter? on half m??I1 or sk*?
w%f spring chicken at the Tr?:n
RpstAorant.
tf.
r
When in Shagway Stop at the
Pullen House
- ? ?
t MRS. H. S. PULLEN. PROPRIETRESS.
The Modern Hostelry of Alaska
40 ROOMS 40
Elegantly Furnished
Single or en Suite
ELEC.TUC LIGHTS. BATHS, TELEPHONES
..The Best of Meals..
TABLE SUPPLIED WITH BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
MIIV and Cr*im from oC* own 0 airy.
RATK3 CONSISTENT WITH THE BEST ?RVTrF'
FREE BUS TO ANO FROM A4.L BOATS AND TRAINS.
SKagway
It Pays to Get Printing That
PLEASES
The Work from our Job Department
Pleases Particular People.
Don't wnd out of town for your work. T>?t us quot#4
yon prices show you sample* of stock, and do yon r work
QUICKLY, WELL, AND AT REASONABLE PRICK*
uThr iatlij Alaskan.