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HEADQUARTERS
For Miners Supplies and Inform
ation of Silver Creek
All Good* Delivered 12 Miles Free of Charge
Miners and prospectors who are intending going
the Silver Creek
districts can pcrchaw all their outfits in Atlin
cheaper than you can elsewhere and not have to
Luts of Goods and Plenty Rice.
E. L. PILLMAN Atlin, Y. T.
mkauway su\.Mri:i>i:its CO
IN VIA Hl/AN K TRAIL
The follow lu j letter has boon re
celvedv<rom O. \V. Burnett who left
ber> a tew days itgo with a number
of Skagway stamixders bound for the
KOld strike at Shushanna. The let
ter is dated at Whltehorse, Aug. 6,
and. Is as follows
'We are arrancing to have a team
tako us out a hundred and fifty miles
then we will get '.he rest of the way
somehow. Eery report Is more fav
orable. We will take grub for six
months and stay uutll we get some
"1 think we wilt get out Friday.
lx>ts of men golnit tn from the miueu
Charley Olsen wont the day before
we got here."
KAULKg (IRANI) MAIU'H
TOOK l'LACB TODAY
UA1.TIMORK. Aug. 8? SI* thous
and Kagles marched tu the parade
thU morning at tike grand conven
tion of the order, livery atato In
i be Union win rt preset ted, and the
>? ostuuie* of the various Aeries made
hi attractive appearance aa the w*ni
[?or* uiarched to the music of over
uue hundred banl*.
Tun Dolphin and Humboldt aio
both due here tomorrow.
Mr*. J. Tallmlre of Atlln la regis
there has been a dance In Skagway
That Is the reosou the White t'uan
club announce* one for tomorrow
night. You are nil Invited and all
guaranteed a social tluie.
Itov. Keuulson of Juneau Is spend
ing a few days with his family In
Skagway. He will celebrate Hoi}
t'omiuuulou at 81. Saviour's church
at 11 a. m. Sunday, Aug. loth and
also preach at both morulng and
oveniug services on that day.
foot while runuinu to the fire y enter
day The hose cart ran over It,
making a paluful bruise. He will be
out of the house Lu a day or so, ac
cording to the pi>oguoatlc?tlous of
Ills physician
J W. Martin, Rev. A. V. McLean,
Harold M. Craig aud wife, U. A
llaruett and A. C. Witt of Halite*
. ;iiuu up last night In Mr. McLean'#
Kitaollue launch and returned tlua
morning. The Kike of the party
took advautage of their vlalt to
Skagway on Thursday evening to
show that they were of the "gude"
herd and atteuded lodge.
DaspsraU Character.
"ThU man demands a reduction In
his luncheon check, lie put* up a
itroog talk."
"What If wo refuse l"* said the rnau
ag er of the fashionable New York
?Theu he tbreateus to take advan
tage of the bankrupt y act"? Washing
ton Herald.
A Better $ch?m?.
"That house 1 ha re taken from you,"
said the dissatisfied teuaut, "Is horri
bly drafty. Whcu I am sitting In the
middle of the room my hair blow* all
over my bend. Cant you do something
for the windows?"
"Don't you thlult. sir," replied the
bouse ageut suavely, "It would be
easier and chea|ier for you to get your
hair cut?"? Phllud*lphla Inquirer.
Th? Joy of Life.
That generous glow of spirit, known
among artists as t :ie Joy of life; tbat
bubbling exultation. uioet common to
youth. but happily sometime* extend
Ins 1U beneficent loucb well Into the
rale of yearn, whl.'h one of heaven'*
favors la uiore to be desired? 80 rare
an?l precious Is the Joy of life that It Is
to bo welcomed when It appear* and
enjoyed eagerly while It lasts, and no
monstrous creed Is to be suffered to de
stroy Its tender fragniiH-e. ? From
"Mouoscripts," by (V'Ulanl DIUman.
NOTICE
My wood yard vlll be closed from |
thU date to the general public.
Thanking the public for past pat
ronage and trusting to again open
the same iu the near future, re
spectfully
PILES CURED ?N 6 TO 14 DAY8
Your druggist will refund money If
PAZO OINTMENT falls to cure any
ue of Itching, Wind, Bleodlng or
Protruding Hies In 6 to 14 days. SOc.
NOTICE.
All accouutns die and owlug Dra
per aud company, are payable at the
office of Phil Abrahams, 4th Avenuef
and any other buiiluess of the late'
firm will be transacted by him.
Harriet M. Draper.
riVE GOOD ONeil TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleford and Gibson Rye. Bud
weiser, lllae Rlbboa and Pale Ralo
l*r Beer at the Board of Trade.
HAWTHORNE AIDS
FELLOW CONVICTS
Son of Famous Novelist a
Cheerful Prisoner.
LIKENS MEN TO GREAT BOOKS
New Humanity Urged by "Regiitor
4435" In the Atlanta Fedoral Prison.
Call* Fallow Criminal* "Brother*" In
Hia Lataat Editorial? R?fu?a* to S*a
Callers at the Prison.
Atlanta. G?.? A new philosophy, full
of humanity anil understanding, has
t>eeu born to Julian Hawthorne, son of
tho grout novelist, sluco he became
"rejrUter 4433," an Inmate of tho fed
eral penitentiary hero.
The deepest human element appears
In everything he has written for Good
Words, the prison paper, and Is creat
Ins for that Journal a unique literary
Interest. Tho son of Nathaulel Haw
thorne has turned "minister to tha
heart and cousclenco" of his fellow
convicts.
Uoru than In anytblnc else Is this
new fouud sentiment set forth In his
prison poviu. "Fool False." written to
the men who nluht after nlsht tramp
ceaselessly back and forth In their eight
foot cells. He has come to understand
the power that drives them.
"llrother, I know," U the refrain of
the |km>ui.
A Weill ISSUO Ul IUV |<ll|wr vvmuilin
the beglmdni; of n now department of
which he wilt be conductor. Ilo'wrltcs
of book*. proscribing n model course of
reading made up of the choicest litem
ture of nil countries nmt of nil time
IteverviM-c for hi* father U Implied In
his selection of two hooka of Nnthnulol
Hawthorne's. "The Scarlet Letter" and
"Our Old llouie."
llut along wltb his essay on litern
turu he wrote of nuother subject which
ban become more Interesting to him,
he ?ny?. since he became an Inmate of
the prison
'There Is another and n greater li
brary," he said In his column. "It Is
distributed among (he ranks lit pairs,
with a shelf to each volume. Their
binding l? homogeneous? stout blue
cloth ou onllnary occasions, which on
Jl'U AN IUWT1I0HML
Suudays iiikI holidays changes to a
woolen fnbric of darker hue. They
bear title* ou the frout 1111 J back.
"There Is u sprinkling of tho poetical
element and h good ileal of Action, but
each curries n historical and biograph
ical Index often Illegible? stories of
crime mingled with tragedies, or you
And a farce or a comedy.
"Moreover, these volumes crow, de
cay am' die: chapters are added from
time tr< time, but the tale seldom ends
happllf. These are the books that Uod
made -not always much to look at, but
conta.nlng a great deal of human In
terest If you cau get beneath the cov
Hawthorne has shaken hands with
??Dutchman. Pago. Yankee. Greek." to
use the words of his great prison poem,
and he calls them brothers In every
thing he writes With bis fellow prl?
oners Ilawthome Is all affability, but
when visitors come he Is HI nnd sees
no one. Ills request made to Warden
Moyer was that be be not known as
Julian Hawthorne, the son of the great
novelist and himself a prominent liter
ary man. but merely as "register 4433."
A reporter, presenting In writing a
request for an Interview, received from
Hawthorne the following answer: "I
must ask you to excuse ma Hero 1
am, as you know, not a name, but n
number. If anything I have written
for Good Words bus dono good or has
caused Interest I am glad, but bavo
nothing to any about It"
The new Hawthorne who "knows,"
the minister to tho conscience. Is re*
realed In one paragraph which he
wrote for Good Words.
"Instead of feeding upon angry and
revengeful thoughts," he said, "which
corrode the heart that generates them,
use the occasion to extlrpato sinister
tendencies and to Invite Impulses of
generosity and good will. Look upon
your prison term ns nn opportunity to
repent of the evil in you that men
know uot of."
In an editorial which be wrote for
the paper Is Implied a justification of
bis own act wbtch brought about his
conviction.
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'PHonej55
IT'S WOKTll YOUlt WHILE
S'o visit our Hioro. It's llko a visit
to a musjuni, (or natives ail over
Alusku have contributed their work
to thin i.olloctlou of ours.
As a visitor you will receive a
ioarty wckome. Wo uro always
glad to oxtoud every courtesy to any
visitor and you are uudor no obli
gation *o buy. Wo want you to
reel tlini tills storo Is yount and we
want you to use It us such. Wo
arry tho largest and most couiploto
line of fossil ivory and nugget Jewel
ry lu Aluska as well us ivory crlb
bage boards and totom poles, uapkln
rings, carving and ganio sets.
Wo e>rry a largo assortment of
Indian luoccusiua and baskets and
hand beaten (.liver upoons and
'?rucelets.
II. D. KIUMSE,
SOME PEOPLE sacrifice
their Koines beceuse
they have lost their job.
DON'T DO IT!
You will come back to us
and wish you had the same
little homo.
NOW IS THE TiMBTOBUY
a IIomk, or buy a lot and
Build a Nice Cottage
I-' Terms reasonable "'VI j
Phil Abrahams
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Perfumer^ Toilet Waters, Soaps
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