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SEATTLE'S
Leading Popular Priced Hotel
Hotel
Georgian
European Plan
Ml Outside Sunny
Room*. EUvantljr
Famished
Sample Rooms
Oommoivlal & Fata
lly trade Solicited
RATKS
Room* #1 up.
Two Persons #I .S0 up
Room with t?Ui *1.50
Two Persons JC.-V up
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l'n ton ?*> fO?nh Rot. fn ion * flkc
{ We Have The
Best Candy
LOWNES'
IMPERIALS
McDONALDS
BV THE BOX OR
BY THE POUND
Dont forget the number
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BROADWAY, (Near Fifth)
Tony Dortero's
DON'T FROG
Unlesa You've Got 50 Cents
W. W. BOUGHTOH
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Cigars Tobacco.
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
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RIGHTED BOOKS
M AGAZINES, NEWSFAPER9 AND
OTHER PERIODICALS
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium [sStka] Alaska
Large. Clean. Individual Baths.
Abundance of Water. Best of
Hotel Accommodations. Fur
nished Cabins for Rent. ....
Excellent Hunting and Fishing.
Motor Boating and Sailing.
Steamer Georgia from Jnneau
makes semi-month!v visits. In
formation and rates upon request
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
Health Resort
ALASKA
NO REASON FOR IT
YOU ARE SHOWN THE WAY WIT.
There can be no Just reason why
any reader of this will continue to
suffer the tortures of an aching back,
the annoyance of urinary disorder*,
the dangers of serious kidney Ute
' when relief is so near at hand and
the moat positive proof given that
these Ills can be cwetJ. The following
w convincing j*?of.
Mrs. B. J Roy, 1009 E. .Madison St.,
Seattle, Wash., says: "Doan's Kidney
fills are a splendid medicine and no
one who Itt afflicted with kidney
| trouble shoukl fail to try them. For
. i long time I was annoyed by sharp
' jvUns across my back and sometimes
1 1 had a dull dragging ache through
:uy loins that robbed me of strength
I 'and energy. I was not certain as >>
I ' the cause of the trouble, but finally
I (JiM'ideed that my kidn-eys wore dlsor
! dered. When I read about Doan's
| Kidney Pills. I made ?p my rnhid to I
give them a trial and got a box at j
I the Kennedy Drug Company, Noth
| ing could have given greater sat Is far
ion. My pains and aches were soon I
I removed and I felt as though I had
I ' been given a new lease of life."
For sale by all dealers. Price BO |
cent*. Foster-Mllburn Co., Uuffalo.
N>w York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? and
tat* no other.
Alaskan want ads. for results.
RAW FURS
? : WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE FOB PRICE LIST
Percey's Fur House f
Oikkoik, - Wikconiin ;
ROYHL
Steam Liaandpy
All Work Guaranteed. Short
Orders Promptly
Done.
Messenger will call and deliver.
PHONE 79.
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THE!
MINNEAPOLIS, |- MINN.
W- :te lor Circular i
Alaska Furs a Specialty
jVery Top Prices Paid.
Make - Trial - Shipment
THE
HOUSE OF RICH
D. J. RICH, Prop. Skagway, Alaska
Wall Paper, Building Paper
Paints, Oils, Glass and
rBuilding Material
Mail Orders Promptly 5\ttei)deci T0.
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The Caribou Hotel
E. W. GIDEON. Proprietor
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Well Equipped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar ^
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"TUT
HAINES THE
A glimpse of the garden* belong
ing to Anway, Rath, Smith, Adams,
Banta and Hlnchraan in Haines and
of McRae and O'Brien down the pen
ntnsuJa hot a short way, will con
vince even the most casual observer
of the rare possiblllUa that Halne*
possesses aa an agricultural center,
says the Haines Pioneer Presa.
At the present time noce have goi?j
into the business of tlHing the soil
as a trthect means of gaining a live
lihood but only an a aide tasne, and
the more demand there is for the prc-j
ducts of these gardns. the more In
centive there will be to producv and
more time wiH be then be put Into
farming. The time Is rapidly approach
ing when the demand wHJ be here,
with the direct rsult that Haines will
come Into her own as a producer.
Strawberry season Is on at Haines.
The warm weather and the few
showers we have had for the past
month have combined to bring about
very satisfactory result* to those In
teresUxl In the culture of the palata
ble berry. Charley Anwar has been |
bringing in a few boxes every day
for the past week, and the crop Is
thriving nicely. Very soon he will be
in position to supply the greater por
tion of the people of this neighbor
hood.
Adanw" berries will also soon be on j
the market, ami with both farms pro
ducing there will probably be some !
shipped to other towns where there isj
always a demand for them.
In Homer Banta's garden, the
plants are doing as well as possible.
There will be plenty of berries for
hte own use, but few for saJe, on ac
?count of the limited amount of apace,
but the crop Is yielding so boon tl fully I
that Mr. Banta Is seriously thinklnc
of enlarging his garden for next
year.
Gardening In this vicinity in the
future is not a possibiity; it is a cer
tainty; that a market can be created
for the product te also another cer
tainty. Vegetables of every variety |
thrive in abundance, and the product
possess the finiest quality.
A Hatar ef N?w*paper?.
An Austrhm army otliccr who dW
a few years ac?? luft the whole of bis
fortune to a nephew on tbv comliiiou
fliat he should ?ever glance at a new*
|wiIK>r. The will stated thai this neph
ew. who held it lwsi lu a govetnui.m
office, was too fond of re.Mlinu news
papers?a habit which the testator w.?
sldered most |>erulilou3. Three tru^
tees were appointed to keep a wateb
over the heir, aud in the event of a
tingle infringement of the prohibitory
-lause the fortune whs to be dlstrib
uted among other members of tho fuin
Uj.
Guarding lt? Own Goods.
Honesty. In its purpose, looks but
little outside of Itself; honor gener
ously alms to deserve the pood opinion
of the best, finding keener anguish In
the moral stain or blemish flian In
grievous bodily wounds. Honesty
guards its own goods, and loves self
Interest, while It gallantly protects the
weak, relieves the oppressed from the
grasp of cruel force, redresses the In
juries of others or defends Us own
pure dignity.? Albert Mathews.
Art Enthuaiaam.
"Does the public of Crimson <?ulch
remember my previous visit T" asked
Mr. StormlDgton Barnes.
"It does," replied Broncho Bob.
"And Is It waiting to receive me with
open arms?"
"Not exactly open arms. It looks
more like a case of concealed woap
ons."? Washington Star.
JUST WATCH
HIES GROW
The Stork, that busy bird of Fable
fame, is once more active In this
neighborhood. On Monday night, wit
his basket he visited the home of
Bob Ferry, leaving a bouncing boy,
then to show that this was the cor
rect locality, Tuesday night he again
descended and left with the wife of
j Charles A. Lindholm. a fine lit'.Je
I baby girl. Dr. Presnall, whom It
seems is a sort of partner of Mr.
; S-tork, happened to be present on
both occasions, and reports everythin
aa fine as possible.
Some wise old owls, who claim that
they got a chance to lock into Mr.
Stork's basket, say that there are
other bundles In there, and that they
are labled Haines, and that the
Stork is not yet departed from this
neck of the woods. Anyway, "Wel
come to our city, little strangeV." ?
Haines Pioneer Press.
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A PROFESSIONAL
VISIT
B. A r0MUM50N FORO
Copyrtf M by Am?Mc*n Pr?M A ??fl
otation. Ml
Tom Murphy wn? a lusty tad not !
long frotu tin- KdhtuhI Isle. II-- could
bever see any work going on tint M
must be In It HI* fori waw emergen
ClM If * roan iintlwl lo be dug on l ,
from untfer n pff*1 of brt. W? or enrtti
Tom'# pk-k nnd sbovet were always in
the advance ot u<th?-rs l?w ??tm? one
tumble in n well Tott *a* Ifce perwn
to go down and rtw>W htm. Indeed.
Tom was aiwaj* iixml when an w-rt
dent occurred and the principal man
In the salvage gang
But trreat strength In one direction
la usually at Ihe expense of strength
tn another. Let Tom get sick and he
was the veriest coward and whimperer
In the land At the sllfcbfest ailment
he would take to Ms bed shd groan
and fret and wonder why the doctor
didn't come. kevptng his rtVother and
his little sister Nora waiting <m him
Then tbe moment the tmln left htm
be waa covered with shame at bla ti
midity. He kicked the cover, bound
ed out of bed and seized upon any
method convenient or otherwise to
abow those about him that be waa, aft
cr all. a man.
One afternoon Tom was selted with
a griping At usual, he got Into bed
dispatched his younger brother r or the
doctor and roared for restoratives Hia
mother brought hot water, dipped a
towel In It and clapped It on Tom's
bnre stomach. !>>m howled with
pain, for tbe water waa near the boll
lng point and look the skin off. his
mother ran to the water cooler with
mother vowel, aoosetl It In and. run
nlng back to the bod. put ll where abe
had put tbe other one. A tenlWo chill
ran through the Invalid, and the grip
ing increased fourfold
"If the doctber don't get here within
fire minutes." he cried. "I aball be a
dead man."
But before the five mlntites were up
the pain snddenty left him. He sat np
tn bed and looked about him.
"Lie down," said his mother. "The
doctor Is coming and If he finds you
able to sit up he will be very angry.
We've been hurrj lng him. telling hlra
that you were at death's door."
Tom lay back on his pillow and
covered himself up. Preaently he
beard a commotion wlthoot and frag
ments of sentences. "Holy mother,
he'll be drowned!" "Hun quick "
"What's the matter?" nnd such like
phrases. Jumping out of bod. Tom ran
Into another room where he could look
for half a mile down tbe road. There
was the doctor's automobile rolled
down tbe bank beside tbe road till It
bung on tbe margin over the river
The chauffeur waa swimming, while
tbe doctor waa holding tbe auto to
keep It from sliding Info the water.
"<jlve me roe clothes." cried Tom.
"Quick, tbe doctor's auto will be lost:'
"Bad luck to you. Tom." said bis
mother, "for an Idyet We've been
telypbonin' an' sendln' for the doctber
to save yer lolfe. an' now ye'r goln'
to lift his automobile."
"Me clothes, me clothesf was ail tbe
reply tbey received. They brought
them, and while he was putting them
on he cried:
"Nora, go to bod."
"What forr asked Nor*.
"80 we can tell the doct her that a
mistake was made."
By this time Tom bad got Into hi*
shirt, his trousers and his boots and
dashed down to where tbe doctor was
holding the auto. Tom giabbod It and
with the strength of a young bull
tugged at It until be got It to a place
where It was safe from further Injury
Then the doctor looked at him sur
prised
"I thought you were dying." be nM
"Ye'r mistaken; It's Nor*. Hurry,
doctber. She's got rumntlz and pneu
monia and stomach ache all at the
-a me time."
The doctor went on up to the house,
leaving Tom to look after tbe auto
while tbe chauffeur went to dry him
self As mx?n as the physician reachod
the bouse he was hurried Into Nora's
room. A pompous, opinionated old fel
low. he would not brook a aojrijfestlOTi '
from any one. He felt Nor*s pulw
and put hit ear down to her b?lft.
"I think it's a had cold, doctber."
said her mother. "1 hope It won't turn
Into newmoney."
"A cold be hanged"" Mid the doctor
savagely. "She'a got no cold, but pal
pltation of the heart. I must check It
or she'll die."
Poor little Nora! She bad been so
excited over the recent events, espe
daily the turn they had taken In her
being the invalid Instead of her brother
that It Is no wonder ber heart beat
wildly She did not know what ter
rlble remedy the doctor woold employ
"Ifs In me aide, docther." sb# satf
faintly, hoping to ward off any heart
remedies
"You need something warming." Mid j
the medical man. "Bring a redhwt
fttker."
"Holy mother! Doctber. are ye goln ,
to warrum me wid that?"
"I'm going to mull some liquor with
it," Mid tbe doctor.
But Nora was not convinced, and,
while tbe physician turned his back to
get some pills out of his medicine caw.
she Jumped oat of bed and ran for
dear life.
Tbe doctor, angered beyond measure,
stalked out of the bouse, found hit
luto at tbe door and. Jumping In.
chugged vlclonsly away
Tom was afterward on one occasion
very sick and sen! for th? doctor again,
but be wouldn't come.
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PROFESSIONAL CMbfc
Attorney*
ROYAL A? GUNNISON
Attorney- AVLaw
P 0 BOS B ittfsona. Attefc*
m. a. le pevre
Au?m?yAtL?v?
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ROBERT W. JENNINGS
Attorney *t-L?ir
Juneau, ? ? Aleake.
DofttfM*.
OR. L . S. KELLER
DENTIST
Moot Modem M?tfeodo
Op?a E*?tita?a
Cfflr# Hoars : Ml em I 4 p m.
A,ukgn Lialtdiag, ? Broadway
SKaGWAY, - . ALASKA.
f>#nUJ Supplies.
It. r. PATTERSON A COMPANY
- DeeJe ri f??
oental supplies
UL62 rmtrei Bid*.. 3*aHJ?, wmD
Oiders by mail or c*bi? will re
t?:*e prompt attention. Cetetogut
inquest
Engineer*
H. P. M. niRKINUIN*
ENGINEER
?J S. Oaputy Land and Minora
? : Surveyor
Pnl|?y Ride. Haio** ANm?*
Muale Toatnor*.
MISS M. G. HINOSHAW
Tmck?r of
P I A N # rORTE
Special "TWma lr?r a Limited
Number of Retfrtnerr
eir.MTM AVE. ANt? MAIN 8T
Lccetlon r.o eea, placet and quart*
for rale by Ui- Dally Alaskan. tf
I-TT'WI.IIIIII 1H--I
A PROFITABLE
IBVESIMENT
Tka moat appropriate and at Uw
*am? Ua* iba most aura<1l*a ?o-j
r?atr oo? may tak# fro* a Sank*, >a
iJAi wkkk *u instrumental la (<ku-*
ubr u>* atteoUoa of tb? entire
irortd on oar gr?at cavalry.
K*er alace U>? ma*k yea r at l?&7
(aid b? p??rid from the rrwb and
beacbea o f Alaska aod b-en eoorart
-?d Into money reckoned Into million*.
Hence lb* U?bl of gold either mint
td or mouaUed at oaco dlr? U onen
mint io the land of ttia midn l *>in
What more appropriate then, (ban
piece of nuurt je arelery. either a*
a frame for the b-aotiful mastodon
! irory, stained by iha conntle## jm r*
it baa endored, or nagxete joined In
bain work bf a skilled artUan. A
urooch or aolltary nugget of carton*
iat?ral ?bap? la a ?o<i??uir vMefe
tells the atory of tie ma-l r?ab t?
the Klondike
The fact that a pur<-ba?e of ansae'
j?wel?-ry la lo reality an lareatiBen'
m an article (bat canaot depre*lat>
-eem* to be dawning upon the tIs
to ft to the Northland and the aalen
i ire rapidly Inrreaning la tbta lio?>
>f |mdi.
H b. Kirmae ha* made a study of
the art of n?fg*t jewelry monntinr
1 and baa the fineat display of th?
j "yellow metal" e?er gathered to
I ({ether In on a aalWH>rn
QRANO RSDUCTION Of STOCK
tAkf
The Pack Trata '? now e?lttag a
t>lg lot of 'Jood Ooo? la at r-deeert
iftcea aa tbey are getting too old
?o hold aad aell at a profit Y'wira.
'J Herman Wbb
Th? Tab!* 4' Hoc# dinner at the
Pallen Smn la bett?r than erer
'*"by don't vm try It Ton are ??!
cr.ca.
TO Cim? A coto IN owe OA v
Take LAXaTTV* ROMO Qnlnlne Tab
Jfta. Orttgtots refund money if I
ftib to cafe. E W OROVTVS slg
' nature ta on each box. Sir
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When in SKagway Stop at the
Pullert House
MRS. H. S. PULLEN. PROPRIETRESS.
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The Modern Hostelry of Alaska
40 ROOMS 40
Elegantly Furnished
Single or en Suite
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, B\THS, TELEPHONES
..The Best of Meals..
TABLE SUPPLIED WITH BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
Milk and Cream from our own Dairy.
RATES CONSISTENT WITH THE BEST SERVICE
FREE BUS TO ANO FROM ALL BOATS AMD TRAINS.
SKagway Alaska
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4. The Only FirA Class Motel Opened Under New Vfanagr
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HOTEL SCOTT
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