NO GOOD
In !i ns Complain of HainJs
Dunce Honse
Old Indians at Hamcs complain of
the viciousnes* of the Indian dance
house at that place. They say it is
rut nine the rising iteration of Chil
kat men and women. At its door they
lav the blame for the recent killing of
Chester Joe by Johnny George, who is
he d in jaii to await the action of the
grand ury. Also to it they charge the
frequent dismemberment of Indian
families.
A respected member of the Chilkat
tribe ^yesterday said the old Indians of
that tribe very mich ft-ar for
the future of the portion of their people
rcaidint at Haines. The youoc peoi' e
Co to the daoevs at the "dance house" I
and there they discover a ?uy to fet j
whiskey.
' The daiice soon degenerates into a
* debauch
It wa> claimed by tnis veteran of a ;
ha.f dozen or more decades that
Ohe?ter Joe met his death w.ien reason
was dethroned because ot the influence
of one of these a "airs He and another
Indian had become enamored of a more
or >ss notorious Indian girl. Joe
m:sse?i her after a while acd wont to
the house of Johnny t ! f ore *eek nc
hrr. He wjs drunk and broke into
Georse's h^u^e. cettinc killed a- a
result.
The old tr b.-^man continued h'S c ti
plaint to ?ay thai the younc 1 i.iians at
Haines are har.lly married until they
are separated a'l bee ?use of the
practices a: this dance he ?<?
ABima irwd
lilts StDDtKlt
Arthur Trabol \ one of the bigc??*t
m ;r.irg men of the Tanv.a railey and
who iv-forethe .1 sco^ry ,/tha! ?f>ct:oc.
made a fortune ;a th* K ond:ke. Cc'
very suddenly February ' V.h, on Iv-c
creeK. in the T?nara TraN>ld tr.a> V it
fortune in the Mi-ate (. ri?to prefer;!"*
of the K occhke and spent in tr,\r'
throughout the c ^untrv. He ?n?
deaT :o? 'o reco.p h s < xcfce^uer in
the Xanana when "he em', came
od 'as a German of ed-:c& on
a".,. -e:'c etnent who accepted a poairtoe
as - ? v e ;r.tf companion in Kurope to
W a:n A?:or tVhrr -online to trie
i'r ed S'ate* AMOT gave h.rr. busint ?
opport jrme? . He made money
the Asters and spent a he had rt e
Then began ?n tdvetitu-esorae c*re?r
in which for: noe and ;tj\iry foiiow-d
each other in regular rvat on. i >
t.roe wis devoti>.. rr cc pa! y to the
races before the K oc< *e c >cover es
'?>r u^hi h.tr. North.
T;abold had many fr en.is .n Stag
wiy.
BDV'S mo
ONE SOLiD SORE
Hair All Came Out and He Suffered
Ver> Much ? Under Doctor Three
Months and No Better -Perma
nently Cured at Expense of $2.
CUTiCURA REMEDIES
WORK WONDERS
Mr A. C. Ramott. proprietor of a
genera'. stew in \vant, Oklahoma,
tells in the following crateful letter
how Cutioura cured him and his son
of temble ffiemss :
' My little hoy had oerema. ITis
head way one solid ?->re. all over lis
scalp. his hair all came out. and he
suff.re.1 ver* much. 1 had a physt. in
treat him. Vut at the end of th-oe
month? he was no Setter I rnnm
hered that the Cutioura Reme> !os
had enrol me. and alt. r ri\ inp h im
[m bottles of Cuticura rvesolvent.
according to dirts -tions. and US'.ng
Cuticura S\ip :\nd Oir.trient on Hni
daily. hi? eczema left h:m. his hair
grew again, and neither >? n ir myself
have hvi ar,y eczema since.
V? to his own ease. Mr Ramott s.vrs :
" I suffered with eczema. a burning,
itching. breaking out or my face for
more than a year 1 took treatment
from physicians for s< vera! months,
which did no go.-*! I was then
advised to try Cuticura. 1 took
six bottles of Cutioura Resolvent ..rd
used Cuticura Soap and Ointnv t
freely every day. 1 oegm to impr >vc
noon after starting to use them. ,r 1
when I had taken the six hot ties .if
the Resolvent my face had boo me
clear. I had eo.nl color, and all erup
tions had loft me.
"We use the Cuticura Si\ap and
Ointment in oar family now for
general use. and it keep? our skin
?.xft and healthy I cheerfully mvm
mend the Cuu.ura Remedies for nil
ease* of ec*ema .signed^ A C. Bur
nett. Avard. Oklahoma. Mar .V. 190.V "
C*?np'*? B*tWTNk' T^rm^r' fc* .-rnj
H*mor. tram Vim?** * frwri Influx* I e \(i,
rweeNnag <* Cwkurt amp. 3*. . Jftr., Rn..
tn *>rm M (V?r*a Nk iV p?
of *P\ ipv A '1ofV w c4Nd c ?tv%
Nx- Dry * v>?m. Corp "??<? now-, 8o?*>r
? Ail ?Sent tV ???? *
MAJOR RICIHR )SOM
IS COM! !G BACK
Major W. P. Richard* n is now on
his way back to Sk?f *?! but he will
not rt-ch here until abo i the first of
next month. He will co ?e by way of
h s o d home in Texas.
Woru rrceived > Lie;: . Orchard, of
the ro*d co noi >sion. was u> the fffeci
that Major Kichanison was 10 le-ve
Washington for the tnii' h ami West
yesterday.
Mr. G. W. Ask will do * Coon ?poci
ality. (The new toon soap?' "It's Up
to You to Move" , between the secood
?mi ihir.I acts of ?Sliann Aroon." at
Kiks' bail Saturday even*;!*.
Fhoia City Transfer
Kor vour coal, wood *rd general haul
ing. Phone SX). BoUi-hton's ci<rar
store. 10-4-lmo
mm m
Do N 't Be^iu far With
Imparl ^ i^ion
Hare yojr eve> p\an
becin tt-p season of act . >
pare'. v;s:on If your
doinc cood work >0.1 0
he>t. but will '>p at a dts
the bit tie with K
We ar^ prepuri . *
app :are?? au
ioc to nu-v p :-.r ? \a- nati
cost \oj not;. -
we otn
sciei ti':i- ; ?
your e>- . ? ? y
if ac 1 \ tr
d<* not rr> - ?? ?
tel. vc'i s < a: ' 0 > h
You. ? ? 1
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richt
Our i:">e of trf 'rv . 0.:
watchpf. v 'Ws
iofl to ?'o. or .Vs rf
jewelry 11 na ' to
guaras rv:r s \tisk.
J. IIculi. 0;>t c:ar ;
ned. Do not
ty with im-l
; yes f.re r.ot '
r.not dovourj
tUvantace in (
;h 'be best
ent fic tram
,n. That will
, ed j: ' :tssPs
- needs with
0 o?n make
- d to work,
- - thai you
?nee ?e will I
no htnc out.
' hare the
at you are ail
-t,>CK or cut-;
china, our
is novelties
o-d-tc. Wei
s' what von
>UK UIGHT
1 urine df
vo rppa -
.1 ne in the
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TIOX.
u Jeweler
1908 CUIVDM
S'MPI S COMING
The Da;!} AU
aceney for V t
Tapet Cot r>*r ? <
one of the r.> ?"
placeo on f v r
as* securtd the
i? .1. \V. Put lor |
tor 190* and
' ^arrpliS ever
?e here soon.
It will pay ' >e ops r -j ca endars for
hext year to ??avo he orders until
they jjet t-n orpor . . y to sec th^se
?amp!p< ard to be>i ihc . jotations.
D-. FRANKLIN C. NORMAN
lllIEV S I K''. EON A Y. K.
? 1 Km V ? 1 Un?adw?y
>rrit i' ni'i 1
? ornn;eive
ro vi>0 r.v
i?:t>0 A. M. to 11U \. M.
Office Phone No. *?. Phone No.
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Raw Furs....
HighPr ccs for ific furs
Write For iVicr l.ist
Percy's Fur House
t >1 i t>> V Mil l
Subscribe for
The Daily A1 3 >kan
$1 rer -no. ;le xered
U. 3- Maii S earner
Heiig
Carrying }v?ssengt sand mail
Leaves Skn::w. > oveiy
TUESDAY.'
THURSD vY and
SATUi^D. vY
at 9 a- in Leaves
Haines lor frsagway
same days ai 2 p. m.
P are one way $V50
Round trip $2.50
THE RADCLIFFE \
) DIAMOND
tOriRtnal]
1 am a detective. Amonjr the quo-t
en m'm 1 have had, the case of the Ra
cliiTe diamond was, I thiiik. on tLe
whole, the queerest. 1 call it the Ra
jcIiiTe to distinguish It. for a Mr. Rad
cliCfe was its owner. One mornins as
re[> it-tins at the office the chief told me
that the sentleman had lost a very val
uable diamond, not much smaller th in
some of the famous diamonds of the
world, and wished a detective to trv to
recover it. 1 called on Mr. Radcrffe.
who took me into his study and said
to me:
"You have nothing to do in limling
out who stole the diamond I kn >w
that already. What I want is its re
turn. A diamond is so easily put away
where it cannot be found that tin'
greatest care must l>e taken to trap the
person who possesses It. The chief
clerk at my office Is the thief. 1 took
the diamond there and put It in my
safe. The clerk-his name is Cole
man? and myself alone knew the coin
biuation. Coleman deliberate!* te >k
the diamond, knowing that I could u.>t
prove him the thief and If 1 did I
i could not recover the pntpcrty. 1 In
: offered him Slo.iVi* to return it. I>iti lie
I will noi admit that he stole it till I
offer htm the price ho ha* fixed for its
return, with indemnity against prose
1 cution. 1 wish you to trap him with
the diamond on his person "
I cot an assistant to play detective
with Coleman, \* hile 1 was to he hia
real sha dower My object was to
drive him from his room and. indeed,
out of town, expecting that he would
lake the diamond with him My stool
pigeon found him the same evening in
a billiard room and made it appear
that he was watching him. Coleman
; went at once, not to his home, but to
the house of a relative. From there bo
wont to a railway station. Of course 1
was wat.'hinc him from a distance and
trade up my mind that he had i k a
the diamond fr.nn the house he I
xisiied and was going to try to pet out
of the country with it
Coleman went to tve t ek. to e and
bO'ght a ticket to N Vo 1 vrnc
in ii.e behind him ami >nnt it ' et
for the same place. 1 telepii .>m I to
rtic offline for assistants to keep 1 : i
in view till the train, wh eh w is i.
due to start for an hoar, sfc.v.r, ? ?
I keeping out of his way One of il; a
sig-ialed me when he g >x on she tr. a.
and as I? pulled oat t git on a:-.
1: h! refrained from havii.g Litu ar
e?! while In h s own town. {< nri:itr
he aiight have a confederate keep
gem till the tra.n started or t < 1
it to in case of arrest. 1 preferred . <
take my chances w.th him . D a re.
strange to h.m
I took along an assistaut and v* i .
we had been on the road a couple
hours told him to let Coles:*!, so
be was watching him Thea 1 w,
another car. My object was to dr -<
fc rn from the train I ai<-o Instr -
the assistant not to get off the tra.u
Coleman did. I wished the fi-g tie;.'
think that he had eluded the detect
At every station 1 looked out for i ...
man. and It was not loug before I s: ?*
bim. when the train stopped. alic
and stand on the platform When ? c
train went on. he remained Having
fancied lie would get on before ;
train started. I remained on the car
Seeing thai he would remain. I jumped
off. He cast a glance at me thai t> il
me my game of secrecy was np and
henceforth I must folio** him as a st>
pected dote, five
But it did not matter The station j
was at a small village. which was a>
good a place as an* lo try to recover |
the diamond. Co'outan went to a Lo
tel. He did not enter his name on th>
register, but sst down in the office 1
-at d.'wu opposite him He kaew. ?uJ
I was willing that bo should know,
that I was after him
Presently he got up. walked out and
through the village and beyond, where
the road ran through a wood, l follow- i
ed him. kfepit: ?? mj hand on my re
volver. Coming to a place where the !
road turoe.l through a cut I **as walk
ing with ? '*::? i, I* lend me when Colo- .
tnan suddcnl* it ed and fired at me
so quickly t'.it I h:..l no t.me to pro
tect myself from the -hot 1 was not
scratched, and Coleman, instead of tir
ing again. th-?w away his pistol and
called ont that he surrendered
Somewhat puzzled. I advanced, hold
ing -him covered. searched bim for oth
er weapons and. finding none, for the
diamond.
It was t on his person.
I was satisfied that he had tricked
m>' Rnt how? t wont to the ship of
the ran i aid p eked up bi< pistol. It
was an old fashioned one barrel plstSI
of very la.ve bore. What had he to do
with such a wonprw? For a moment,
and n mo" ont only 1 \i ^s balked as
to Ills reason. then swVoiily the wbole
scheme flashed ti|>ou u.?
March ini: CoIciiihu back to the v i i
lape. I put him in lirah then returned
to the place where ho had firod at vie
I searched lor .111 hour in the bauk [id
j below It. then, when 1 was about to !
! dre up. concluded to siT.itoii away
the earth in n line extend?d from whore
Coieman brd stood to whore I had
; stood. Present It I was delijrbted to
see something pllsteninc roll ont. It
was the diamond. Coleman bad fired
; It from his pistol
Havlnp both Coieman and the Ola
| aaond, I returned with him to the city
I ?nd handed the one over to the anthor
j Ittes and tbe other to It* owner, t
dont know- which was more pleased at
my auceess, Mr. ltajrllffe or I. He
pave me a special fee for my services
i which was ?nourh to buy me a si ill
'boose. KDWA.RD S. 8PIXXEY. .
[ SPECIAL SALES
buwdwiw w !????? w? II im in I II ? ? ?
\ SPECIAL SALE Ladies Winter hats
Commencing Monday 1-2 off.
SPECIAL SALE in Men Overcoats
and Suits 25 per cent. off. For the
next ten days.
SPECIAL SALE in dress goods and
fancy trimmings. We must make
room for our Spring, lines.
j Martin Conway
lilt BEST
COFFEE
can be
SPOILED
hy the old hi*
or ii ;ss plaa
iced in *oa>?
'iousehold?|
BUT
mth p
V- "VETEOR"
COFFEE -PERCOLATOR
err? - f ^ ar-.ir.prHi that bf
fo . ?' ~ J : - f:~ r'e =stTKtlOB?
the ? *v s'Tavs dcM?JO"?.
et aod J?t tw
exjiitua th - r r? : "tv
P. E. KERN
Go >1 ? d Si ver smith.
Not'c? to Prbllc
1 harp authorred Mr. P. B ,;rares
to assutr.e full charce of ray afT-irs in
connection with rn-o ng the Pullen
llouse durinp tnv absence.
Mrs. H. S. Ptt.len.
S**(rway, Nov. 28. IvOG. tf.
Otftl nnd Wooi
Cull u;. the Alit?ka Transfer company
for coa!. wood and kind inc. All or
ders promptly attended to. 'Phone 10
We have a large stock |
houiney's Candy
Peter's Chocolates;
A'so a large stock ot
Fresh Nuts !
Oont'*Forcft the Number. *2? Brdw'y
Tonv Dortero 's
and Importer of
rVllL-L-irsJEFR V
order* s victed and filled lramedialy.
3(ifi 3i>!? Arcade Bcildin'o.
SEATTLE, W A8H.
REMODELED
THE
Rainier-Grand Rofel
SEATTLE
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JUNEAU S. S. GO'S
ELECT! UC MGHTFD STEAV
HEATED STfiAMEK
GEORGM '
v No regrets next morn.
ing-aond flavored and
Stu* ?m! Wavport. QOOd fOT >0U
SAILS ___
March 5. 11,17.23- 29
at 8 a. m.
CMTKI C. * M?tl
R-rneif Hit, Jon^o
Dfiiish T >n?l<
W. W m?C?HTON. Atrent
Rro?dwav KOi'i Fifth Ati>. Fbor?> SO W?*b.
v.- .???.V.V.'.V.W. \%w
4
; The Leading Jeweler
\ugqet jewelry ol all kinds
Indian curios, sovenir spoons
H. D. Kirmse,
The Pioneer Jewe'er
OBci*! Timpkf*t*r for tbo W. P. A V. R.
V?ii Orders a Specialty
00tt*?
r new Water and Eight Rates
? On and after thelst of October. 190c*. the folto?inc *1" I* 'be
Mw'hiy ruto* for *?!cr ami light aerrtce from the J?orth?nt Ugbt
A P owerCompanT:
WATER
First F?oeer ? ? f t 00
Kuch " additional (e*cept wash haeioa. ft*e) 25
Bath Tub* In Hotel* or other Public Hoiiaet ...'
WntcrOlowt* " 'I " " *'
Uriuli " " *' " " .
Wash Rutin* " " " " "
Hotc1*, i?r rwm nridiiiontl
n?r r.imp*
Re*taur?nta
Steam I^nndrfp* 160
Hand " ivd#
Motor*. ?pecjai p*>r h mepower. minimum rat# 5 00
Boa* H ? ' Fin Protection M
Famili?-? carrying wa<er 1.50
Individual* " ?? 1.00
Maulinir water, pe*- led ' 00
l>a?*n anriSirwt vinnklin?
FrtW
ELECTRIC LIGHT RATES
COMMERCIAL StRVtCC
An T?*r Wtnter
89 S'ore*, < office#, ^op* and fleaidenee* '
tfaeh lfi Cp liffhW
4 Rnciowd Arc* ?*
02 ai.l !*f?frr sravtc*.
fSJ F.neh 1ft ep Hvrhu *2
??j Krtcloawl Area WW
&S 3 ep 'Iffhtt double I# op
Meter Rate* will be 10 cent# per 1000 *????
1.50
It. 90
2. On
17 50
EDWIN BROWNE,