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The roadors of this paper ?U1 b?
pleased to kern that there tt at
least om dr?*d ful disease thai tcleac
has b?>en ?M? to cure tn all its sta^
and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh
Curs Is the onjj- positive cune row
k?o*T? to the medical fraternity. Ca
?-arrh bt?ins a constitutional dfcmut* .
requires & const! tuUooal treaUiH- C
Ha. i s Ca'arrh Cure Is taken lntMn
aiiy, acCiT^g directly upon the Wood
and inucoua surface* of the systom.
UhW^ destroying the IMriltUon ot
the dlKW, and giving the patient
strength by budding up the consti
tnOoo and ac ting nature tai Joins
it* work. The proprietors have so
much faith in its curative powers
that the? offer One Hundred lvWlarv
for aaj veee that it fails to cure. S? id
tor the Ust of testtmolnals
K. i v HKNKt tt CV> , ti-.! , *'
Soid by Ur\:|udete, 7 be
Tu* liaJ's Puttj PUi> tor
mMm
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Hamid ltartwigsen, successor to
vv. \v. liocghton, has taken the
v. ;h; Tor the jiwAly famous
KL 1NF1MTO CLSAB
HAVANA CIOARS.
just received from the f*
*< Taa.i?a. F:a. U you *ant t:.
; di>u t fa?l to give tiiese joodt. i
GRA-0 REDUCTION SALE
The l*ack Train is no* sellisg a
c n of viood Good* at re-', ac
<*^ Use? are getting too o d t?.
i acd s?;l at a profit Yours.
Herman Grin n:
F?s?-h Olympla OysWr Cocktails at
i he i^vard of Trade **?
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* NEW CC M FORT ABLE ELEGANT -i
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I Juneau. Alaska
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< OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
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I4-B444-I -}-J4-iH>a f Mil v~ : 5^v?4*4-B*?vft4-14
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IIIIII9IBI1 IIIIIIIIISI3I
It Pays to Get Printing That ?
PLEASES *
The \V or.. from our Job Department
Pleases F articular People.
?. - ' ?rk IjCt us quon
yob ' - - w you - - i -tock. ami do your work
QUICKLY, WttL AND AT REASONABLE PRICED.
alir Daiitf Alaskan.:
l^armer Jmtiafc While wn* out In the
barnyard milking the one horned oow
\? hen bis wife tame * ninl-iliiR not.1
She about |l?e ??<?*> a\ ;i iron ?!ied
>nd Ibe need of a pi.uip for the we!'
and ftaalljr ?f< ?Mnnd to say
you w on't l>e mad. will
rwi V
"Have you broke * lot of ill>hr*<i <" he
asked km lie kr>ke<l up
"X?."*
"Then I inttM I Won't be mad What
l? It':"
"tieorwe Le* whs over here to -?ee
Jennie todai He's jrot hack from rol- '
lejre He didn't stay hot an bonr. and
I w.-is ^ittin* with 'em on the veranda
? II the time Nothing lo lie mad about,
la there'"
"Wall. no. but I should hate talked
rlcht up to him If I bad found him
hem I!e knows I can't abide a Ian?
nvin. and that he run never marry Jen
nle wiih my consent If she nris
away to m.irry him. then she can ner- i
er darken my door ac'ln. So he's lo k,
ehr
f "Yes; he's finished ixvllere.**
"Wall, what's he c>l"' to do, now
that he's pot < hrvmch college? Is he
poln* to take rich! boM arnl work like
thunder to pay the old fr>lk? tmekT"
"Jixlah. t < ant exactly explain what
he's ir.iile of hlm?>Hf. but pi. kin' tip
atones I: ? somethln' todo with It. Jen
nle knntts. nnd after lie o ix o te she
said it * , ;i co ?1 trade ^ I you
ev ? benr <f w' f they r^'ls
"Never. !>;? ro*h, i ikI I don't wnnt to.
0*1"')' to pi kin' up stones, is he? Oo>
l*i ' rr. :? 1 ) kin' up ?to' . - i n?- ?*?** <1 .if
u -ln" a h ><* In the c*-vSe?d. You
ne 1 't ? ntiy men*. Sin i. I ? in
>ee : I '< m me I ont wn-;~'n I pre
dicted he wnald."
T ' ree yeri-s previous to t?te aNive
conve: "?! ? *i Oe< rre I <-e. a farmer'a
son. b 'I - ?? '-onrtlnc Jennie White.
Tte irj- ? nty and 'ennle a year
I ,i '"iter lie "-as cnl'itl s vinatl voting
n ' J i.-W? rre? ????? ' 'w of a
.> \ ?T?nrtpn>i>t
" mnnf \ rf ?nno?.v oa
. r? - Tha,t
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Ilnmtr BPffPt* f*r,rori *"""*?
* V,. V .< o^r rend of blul ?
l ' m .MAnl turn the
,: Joors.hnt h-CTVcWm
f ? CM tho?l?.nchter would .
ti;.:. *ne .# "" " ?* I
^db^jrr^vr!,c.' thonFh pot
' - .1 t;.r ronnc h""t mR ,
i f- ,-n.VT corro-;v>n<l<*nc* and
' '." and ?ow thine h?<?
V , , ?T*d nt t%* *??*; *"* 2*
h w-,fr -Wd
' "T : * , '?? ThM tfltfc in '*?,
L\ t*x\?r ? - *h?t mlcht
", ,rxrA that -oroethinc
! ,? ,;. ^ l oo didn't ^ ?"'*
r.'.JvlthM .lennlo ur.
, r, .-santtEW -? "?
tTV. ?1.-.>* "?'?* , tbo r, hor
:r!? Jl Iv ' - V'.Tbe Peid f?r hl" ,rtcr
*' ? ?-* nJi-4 rtebt ?P ?* -
' " ,. '..IV ? vhor and mothf* nnd ^
" '.-. , .lonnH.
u- ???-?t' rjn \:'?z
co- ?o? i nd dl??ly ??"* '"??
K, V f.? n ?.inn*. b?' prr-onll? h
ron rrvinjt *? n,n ,bo frTT" f?r
' Nt! >ir TVb'te. 1 bnvp <-on?eihi"C
It w?< coin' around ?"*
rlrt\r' <H> ?tonr? In 'ho h ?
, .. .. ,** VIV Li \f
, ' . . nwav That ?' P?rt
;r,>-r^on Bv ?tmJ <>r Ibope I
?., i (Ind *"h*t I s*m l>vik\nK
?'?ThIS y ,. ^
A | . T-nti run otmic
1 Tin ro? ^ }
nv, . Mfcf nn<1 pat p
P- While c*ne np from
L ^<1 h. found ^
\t hi<? f?*? ,r!", " *"" ?
t'V*o mrthlns dono nr In ??
" on ?oM me wb?. 1 ^ ^
, .rMwt ?? V?* ?* ^ or J
-S ;n>o apin." ^id the yo?nP ???
??!? <t Ttw hnin't fl<?no %-iiiil
.
i"Tf t*ken from "??
Z-l' "orl IW Th^'- "3T.fi',
far TOOf CsfTTl . #n?nv **
? A V - " - d ?r<^^ r
-Win ro-1 rnke fl.vOOfWJsai***
r ,?t Fnrmor Wliite ?
s; ,1(Wr to undmUl?d the rfti?rt?.
Thon the yonnc tnsn ??>a
-1 -
frT rH -rrw ?nd N,? thine *nd
;ES - S- n ?
-Plnoer ready '
-H*lf *n honr ?co.
?!, tt ? b'iled dinnerr
"S'en rat on . P*. for r.eor^ I
heni be ??? ?C tk? t?*7P?<r
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NEWS FROM THE
NORTHLAND
SHORT BREEZY NEWS ITEM#
FROM THE NORTHERN PRESS
You tan sK>v?ii pounds of po
tatoes (or a dollar in the Idltarod.
Harry St Clair, a roadhouae keop
p) at Glrdwood, dropped dead of
heart failure on IV. 1Mb.
AfUr t?o years' prospecting p*>"
as fo'.ri.t in ihf> Old Man country,
about 100 ratios nor Li of FY*t Gibbon.
It la claims the Glory of the
ihe first floaUnu cainnery In Alaska
water*. < lonred up $50,000 the f lT?t
vVLfXnn .
IV M. IMirmds, the pioneer bank
er o;' Aln^ka, has p>n? to California
with his family for ?. few montha va
cation.
\ Jun< au rounder thrown In jail
vented his rase by poking the wln
.lous mil. anii nearly frooe to death
by morning.
The holiday bMium transacted at
the postofflce In Vaidei during the
year will show a marked Increase crv- j
r the corresponding period In 1910.
B. M. Rakoevlch a recently pen
ten< >d to years in the penitentiary
by Jnd e Overfed s.t FVrl>anks, up
on pleading guilty ?? having mur
dered F*ed Sellers In a card game
last spring
Major 03nm, former postmaster In
Fairbanks, Is now on his tour of Oan
a.la lecturing for th?i Southern Paci
fic railroad. While postmaster In
Fairbanks he was given a sort of
!ii tat. i- -hip over Northern affairs.
Bovr at Juneau have been warned
bv the police not to const on the
sidewalks or knock 'the hats off pe
d'^trlons with snowballs One young
st, r knocked the hat off of the head
of a bald headed man. hence the warn
ing bv the police.
T' r> to* site survey investigation
at Wrangell resulted In the discovery
1f>nt the Job was poorly done, and it
If xery probable that the surrey will
be thrown out by the special repres
entative of the penei'al land office.
The sur\ v yors refused to testify in
their own N?half.
iv-hnps n.oist of the residents of
Alaska are unaware that in nearly
e\?ry school in the .state*, geogra
phies <r--1itjnE Sitka as the capital
of A lank a are used. Junea?, in U?e
institutions of learning, in unheard
of The fault lies either with the
jml ' . rv of the geOpT*ph!?* or the
ovomment that permits the publish
in^ of s\n h misleadigu books.
FV>urte. n years ago ? In the winter
r ' i f -r y.two men upent Chriatmas
?i th.> mMchborhood '>f what Is now
Yaldex.
In ttv r tonts to t>ie east of town
the men rooked and ate their din
r* wli; h consisted mostly of dee
?Lo i and condensed: food.
O- .1 few of these men are still
Yalde*. among them Dan. Greenlg,
C'-tr'S. S;?onbere and FVitr Vagel.
"You may not have noticed It." saU
^ert Collins, traveling passenger
acont for the Oanadtan Pacific, "but
there is a saying that when on?
cots to SoatUe he h;ia gone as far
west as he can get In Uncle Sam's
dominions a^d not ivet his feet
There is nothing more absurd. As a
ma" - r of fa<t. he has gone only half
war across the United States terri
tory in America. Take your map of
the United StAtea an 3 Alaska, and
von will s.e that, measuring from the
extreme portion of Maine to the
outVr edge of the Aleutian Islands,
Seattle is only half wiy to the we*t
orn limits of Alaska, or United States
territory."
V P. Rurdett, who arrived in Paw
son .tan, 18 from Flat: creek, a trib
utary of the Fbrtymile. where he la
(ngaced tn placer nhdag, reports a
rich find on the Squaw creek bench
es by Watson, an old-timer of the
district.
"Watson has pans," said Burdett.
"runnine one dollar and fifty cents
each. The gold coroeit from benches
200 feet above the cre*k. Those who
bare seen the gold say ft Is coarse
and similar to the Jafk Wade pay.
Further developments are looked for
ward to in the district with much In
terest."
Mr. Burdett has great faith In
bench pay of the upper Forty mile
country. He believes there are mil
I lions in gold in that country yet to
If SO WEAK?
KWa?y Trouble* May be Simp ping
Tout Life A way AlMten People
Have I*eam?d This Pact.
When ? healthy man or woman be
gin* to ran down wlthont apparent
omiw1, bwmM weak, languid, de
preMed, suffer* ba< (cache, hendache,
dtzzy spell* and nrlnary disorder*,
kidney weakness may he the cause
of U all. Keep the kidney* well
and they will k?-p you well. Doan'e
Kidney Pllto curt si' k kidneys and
keep them well. Can Alaskan read
er* demand further proof than the
folk) wing statement;
Mr*. F\ H. Morell, 51 3 Marion St.,
Seattle, Wash.. Mors: "Kidney com
plaint and backache t-othered me
all my life ard I had snrh severe
attack* at Uir.f that I wan p^arti
cally he'plee*. The paina throoeh
my kidney* and loin* wore almoat
unbearable I had heal*- he* and
dizzy RpeiU a.kI In the morning when
I firm, pot up, I heo?me so dizzy
'hat I dared not attempt to walk
aero** the hall. learning ahoot
Doan's Kidney Pill* I he *n the'r n*e
The content* of the first box helped
me *o greatly th*t I continued taking
'hem and before long I wa* entirely
relieved of kidney complaint. I have
recommended iv*n- ; Kidney Pfcl* to
many of my friend* and shall contln
?e to do *o." (Statement given IV
cember 17, 1907.)
RE- ENDORSEMENT.
Mrs. Morell was interviewed on
February I, 1910, and #ho added to
the above; "I have been in good
health wince I ?ndorsed ftoan'* Kid
ney Pills in 1907. I take thl* rem
edy In the spring and fall and I*
keeps me In good health."
FVv sale by all dealers. Price SO
cent* Poster- Milburn Co., ^nffaio.
New Yo'-k. so'e axon's for the CnPed
seat*.
Remember the name ? Doen's ? Mid
talce no other.
For sale by all dea'or* Price 50
*ents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo
V^w York. sole agents frr the I'nlt
ed States
Remember the name? Doan's ? and
take no other
be extracted by the industrious min
ers.
Eli Verreftti return**! at fonr p. m.
Jail IS. from the Slxtymile. und will
be In Dawson ft short time before re
turning to Join his partners. Larry
Peppard. I>an Steere anil Joe MeKln
non. who are ainkin* on a fraction
Jiwt below No 3 below on Mftfson.
formerly known as the south fork of
the Rixtymlle.
"We pnt down one hole In ihe
middle of th?? waller ,*? says Verrewa.
"and we now starting to sink on
the aide of the rTeek. In the first
hole we went throu h five f<-et of
wMh. then si* feet of mn'k and then
fcmr or five feet of eravel, and then
t foot or two of helro k We rot
some traces of tcold
"Charley Polftn. veteran Klondlker,
trot a hole to bedrock on !> below,
where he has a toy 1 did not hear
what he found
"Cabin* are being erected in tar.
Ion* places, and men are gett'ng
ready to pr^-wt every where I shall
to bark In a <*sy or two, ard wW N>
rlad to taV? trail I "ft wl^h me or at
U*e post office "
| LOCAL BRIEFS
8KAGWAY WEATHER REPORT
Reauita of the observation tak-a
At Moure'i Wbarf at aw ln!*bt,
.ran 29, 1911. is m fonow*
Temp, time obMrvatn . . . . 37 abote
Ma*, preceding 24 hrt .. .. 39 abora
yiln. " 29 above
" 3i above
Barometer 29 : 55. ('lowly. 8 wind.
IIIERIOH mum REPORT
1 r.WPT.R AT'"RR
MTATIOWS Alwve Flelo*
Ctribou ??)
Whita florae 3
Ta#l*h 2*
Atlin ?
Lower Ijebarffa 0
mitiiinqua 2
Biff Salmon
Yukon Cmaainff 10
Selkirk .1
Coffee CreeK.. 1
Mew-?rt Kiver "
OrfJvie ?
IMwunn....
Partly cloudy ami south wind at
all poin<? reported, except Yukon
- -4n?. where R i* cloudy and
calm.
The Table d Ho'- dinner at the
Kullen Howae la better than ever.
A'hjr don't you try It. You *re wel
come
SEATTLE'S
Leading Popular Pric?' FToiel
Hotel
Georgian
F.orvit**" p'?n
Ml ? ? n n r
R<..rr? Rl?*?r?l r
" *mj>lr Room*
. Tr,m?>Trt?l A Ftm
llj tr?d* Wlftuil
RAT**
ln?).' Room* ?' ?p.
T w I ' r*cfj* fl M> tip
ttr><m with hath HJW
mo fvrwn* IB '<? op
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Mintrrr
r?k- Kitl UhrrtrfniiP FOURTH AVENUE
fTi.lor P-pM In Fourth B??. tTnlon A P!>r*
Sanitarium |??5} Ala?ka
L?rre. ? loan. Fmlividtw Ttouhs.
\ hurKlunc of Water. H?-*t of
Hot*! Accommodations !nr
ni?h?*i C4?bin? Ur R?nt
Kxoellent Hontinr and Ki*hinjr.
Motor floating a?<l Sailin*.
!?t*ani*r <?#ont1a fiom J"n*a?i
make* ?^mi-n?Hilhiy tlait-a. In
formation ?nd r?lM i;po? r?|U?rt
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
Health Resort
of ?
ALASKA
<C:Wm
i
EffpMnh" ?7 Telephone 112 ?
Phil. Abrahams
FIRE INSURANCE
Agent for t ?? IH'BUQUK OF IOWA and the
WKSTCHKSTER OF NEW YORK.
over Four Million. |
NOTARY PUBLIC SKAGWAY, ALASKA Ij
4.+ + + + + + + + + + 41 ++ ?1* + + + + + + + + + + +
+ +
.j. The Only Fin# Class Hotel Opened Under New Manage +
.j. in CarcroM ment +
J. for AUln Sea*? Lh*e +
I HOTEL SCOTTl
+ = +
^ Scott * Schwanlekamp +
* Headquarters for Mining Men and X
Travelers +
+
.j. SPECIAL RATES AND ACCOMMODATIONS FOR MUSHERS. *
+ WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST *
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK f
X CARCROSS ?> ^ YUKON TER. *
4
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