EDVSA^O H. R. GREEN. ONLY SON OF MRS. HETTY.
Col n\i" EI>W VHP n R. GRKEN of Tem*. only !*>n of the
ivo ;? v eor?!.5em y wealthy b;m?e:f. may he <le
? ? ?V. - f.- ? - 1 *>rtj ~ Oo!one (>-?vn hi known from
?v r.-> erher sn.1 twcfc sen In ?* a Jovial
- -o . - -r,, ma Vas wh< nrr eaper to have him
- p Mowdrw* \Ioci of ilifw
. ? -v Tsi-t ?pp nrV--wp personally to the oolonel.
- f *1 - bachekv ?o they t?e?1ece Mm
v - x r~ ? c r :rlr- ny Rei-ent'.y Oolope? Green.
? ? ?? ? averre.1 -hjit ho Intended to
-i <? tN> -latrw of hi? hrMe to t>e has not
* ?. v ?> ( |lh,>nch thai she i? not one of the
FVr Joe tw om jcr-t t vMhom,
t-o>* ???. it Ue N*? Hoow
K??ULurm?t. .it, at?, jus* off of
Rrv?J'w?j\
SVOKE^S *"t\TlON
V> \\ ;v ?fc-?>E a.- Ukk^r. ih*
?(t*acy to th* ; f*r.;?Mis
ha\ axa > ; uks
>VO?V i'.?i ftviv. the f?o
Wir> a: T*a\r*, n*. It yv? ?*?t
N?t fa.i to t ?00*i?
The T*M? 4 Ho> at: ' er ?l U?f
ruw*r. How* :* t>*r n?r.
\\ iy <Jot i jva try t Yvv; wei
NKl U.
A?li iii -V : .* ?^p J ' ? ?'?'-'-'??V ? '"'"I1 ?
GS ?VC HEDUCTvON OF STOCK
?ALt
rbe Pack Train i* no* ?riling
M( ?ot of v?ood iroods at reduc
iHVt* o tfce.y %r* r^'tln* too rj..
c boid itno ?ell at a profit Tour*.
?*- Herman Or! inn
For Rent or Sa'e Cheap. ? A nloe
5 -room boiwe Apply at Dally Alas
kan ovfTlo* ft.
\ f ~e mi ;?J temperano drink i?
Dip putv whaheoew beer made from
U>e apa'klinit water* of Tumwater
r?;V and the very best barley malt
? :>:*t Uie risM proportion of
v .x?t crown hop* Brewed as on
y the Otymp* Rrew.ns >-ompany can
brew Kor aale at ttw Board of Trad*
)?ji j?/ii^n)i 2"?1 "l"!1 'I' '1"1' *i"I 'I'1!1*!"]1 *i*
* + 1
+ NEW COMFORTABLE ELEGANT +
J The Caribou Hotel I
? J,
E- V GIDEOV Prnpiirtot
+ *r
+ +
+ Carcross, Yukon Territory *
+ * *
+ +
ImmwiitfrK Or-x*ite tKe ^X"V?:te- Pan Depot
* +
? ? +
4 W el. t_quippec f- umace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bai ^
? J.
^ Headquarter tor *Sc'u:Vs \t.in Royal Ma:!' Stage Line *r
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4+ + + + 4 + + + + + 44-+ + + + + + 4 + *.i.-|-4-4
+ +
.j. I Se Or \ Fi"?S Ciass Hotel Opened Lnder New Manage- 4
j. m Carcrow roent j.
J- H?md<j?art?r? tor <t0n Stajpe line. 4
i HOTEL SCOTTl
+ ============= *
A. Soott * Sch?-?zSf kaicp 4
+ Headquarters for Mining Men and *
? Travelers 1
J. S?ECI*L R*TES 4VD fCCOVWOOt ATIONS FOR MUSHERS.
+ WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST ^
GOOD STABLES FIRST CIASS BAR STOCK 4
1 CARCROSS 0 YUKON TER. J
+ -+ 444 + 4 + 4+ + + 4+ + + + + + + + + + 4' + 4
In the near vicinity of Uyak. on
Kodiak island. two minors hare un
covered placer diorln^s which may
piwe on development, of vast Import
ance. and add another gold camp to
the many established ones. FV>r
yeans It has been well understood
among the mining element la ?outh
wesWn Alaska thai the black sand
beaches at various point* and local
ities to the west carried small gold
value*, from which has been ?attract
ed. by the sluice bo* and rocker,
cruhstakes of various sires though
not running Into coarse money. At
Xnchor point, on Cook's Inlet, for in
stance. Bob Michaelson, away back
in ISJH!. discovered beach diggings,
and ai that time took out a thousand
or more. Since then, every year the
beach has afforded a few hundred
dollars to the persistent miner. At
Sand Point. Louis Harmon found pay
in the beach gravels and mined out
several thousand dollars. Other* were
equally fortunate On Raspberry Is
land. near Kodiak. Joe Ledbetter and
\ndy Simon* ted found a paystreak of
limited proportions in the beach sand*
l^ed by these records of the past a
prospector named Dyers and his part
nor, * hose name could not be learned,
went to I'yak this season. Here too,
on the beaches, gold had previously
been found The two prospectors
wight the source of this gold They
were not content to rest in the belief
that this gold deposit came immed
iately from gold quart* veins and
vein lets. They became convinced tha
the beach gold was a secondary de
posit. I'pon this theory they went
back on the tundra a short distance
and sunk a shaft ? several of them,
as a matter of fact. Thetr theoretical
reasoning proved a demonstrated fact
by the discovery of a former beach
paystreak ? what In Nome would be
called a second beach Une.
\fter prospecting a while they de
termined tfcat they had pay and set
up sluice boxes. "Hie first three
daj? run netted them $118. This
cleanup was made but a few days
since, when the cannery tender Shel
likof was there enroute to Seward
Immediately there was activity In the
\illace ofl'yak Old sourdoughs who
*iad walked over this goMen pavemen
times without number, hiked to the
tall timbers for stakes with which to
ruark claim boundaries, and the little
post at ttiat point sold out its supply
?4 picks and shovels, so ai<ive vw the
iemand Vow. everybody In I'yak
owns a c?lrt mine? or thinks he does
The information concerning the
new strike was brought here by T R
Nichols superintendent of the North '
western FWteriee company at Ohlgni j
who was on board theSbellikof -Sow 1
ord Oatoway
THE PACIFIC MONTHLY
SPECIAL RATES ON THE LEADIN
MAGAZINE OF THE WEST
The Pacific Monthly, of Portland.
Is pnbDchinc a series of splendid art- 1
iclns about the various industries in
the West The September number !
.>ontaincd *n article on Success w-ith \
Cherries The October number bad
a beautifully illustrated article on Su !
cess in Growing Apples Other arti- '
cles shortly to he published are Sire- !
cess with live Stock. Success in j
(irowing Walnuts, Success with Fod
der Crops. These articles are writ
ten by experts and are not only auth
oritative, but very interesting.
In addition to the above. The P*d
fic Monthly each month publishes a
larce number of clean, wholesome,
readable stories and strong independ
ent articles on the questions of the
day.
The price of the Pacific Monthly is
$1 SO a year Tto introduce It to new
readers, k will be sent fbr sir months
for 50 cents if this paper is mentkwie
Vddress Pacific Monthly. Portland.
Oregon. SV.-1-8-15
EAGLES REGULAR MEETING.
Skagway Aerie, No. 15. FYaternal
Order of Eagles will meet Wed ties
day night at their hall on Fifth Ave
nue. Visiting brothers cordially In
vited to attend.
Meeting called at ? o'clock.
Elmer Wheeler, W. P.
J M. Keller. W. Sec.
GOOD CHANCE FOR MINERS.
Will let oat on lay food ground on
Spruce Oeek all opened np and read
to work. Fine opportunity for a
number of men to fret oat a rich win
ter dump. For particular* apply at
Alaskan office. tf.
GRAND REDUCTION SALE
The Pack Train Is now selling a
big lot of Good Good* at reduced
prices as they are getting too old to
I hold and sell at a profit Tours,
jtf. Herman Grimm
A Consignment
of Wine
j. a pa?
C?prri#M by American 11m A mo
ctat.'wft. i*a
1 w?? horn la Madrid. Spate, and my
father was a wine merchant there
Having more fancy for an out of door
Uf? tban a counting rvom. i i>emi?ded
hi in lo glv? in* a position In bta bustl
oev* of buyer I traveled through the
grape growlnc district* and bought
wine at the vineyards
One day 1 was tra vpllng on borae
back over the southern slope of I be
mountain* when I heard a roh-e:
"HaltT
The firat Idea that came Into my
bead waa that I waa stopped by a
brigand, and I was right.
"1 mnat trouble yoa. seuor. to clasp
your banda on the top of your bend."
A brigand Jumped over ? wall
and. boldlnc a gtin In the hollow of
hla arm. came toward me. He wore
the costume of the country, wblcb Is
picturesque, and bad a devil may
care way with hltn He asked me to
hand him a weapon I carried at m;
hip, keeping mo covered meanwhile
and bla eye flied on mine, thrtf he
might detect In time j;n> mdh-a
tlon of a purpose to use It. A? ?oon
aa be bad possession of It be told me
to proceed, couductlnc me to a camp
where a doeen men were lounging
From papers on my person the t?rlg
ands discovered thill I wns the son of
a rich wine merrtjint In Madrid and
resolved to demand a large ransom for
my return The mnn who captured me
went oot in search of some one to
carry the message to my father and
returned with a peasant girl about
twenty rears of sfre I wrote a oote
to my father, giving an account of my
capture. Informing hltn of the amount
that mn?t be paid for my release. If
It were not sent by tbe girl I would
be killed I requested that abe be ;
well paid for carrying the message.
Before she departed I heard tbe cap
tain of the lond tfll her that If she
in any way aided In an attempt to
rescue me or In an attack on tbe band
she and all her family would he killed
I knew nothing that was passing In
hot mind and supposed that she would
not dare to plve any Information that
would Jeopardise the brigands. I
knew my father would pay the ran
som. though the amount waa so large
that It mipht ruin him financially. But
I was very much deceived by the girl
The day after ber departure, at 2
o'clock In the nmrnlnc. the only sentl
nel of the camp wns stabbed In the
back and every sleeping brigand
Jumped upon by a soldier and pinioned
before he con Id use a weapon The i
band had long been the terror of that
reclon. and the girl had resolved to
rl?k the sacrifice oi? herself and her :
family to rid the conn try of them She
knew every foot of ground about their
camp and had guided the soldiers, en
nbllnc them to sutjrtse the brigands
They wen- taken to the capital, tried I
and every one of th??m e* rented
This ws? Jnst before one of those
revolutions by which my country ha?
been so often dlslnrtied The npfisinft
was nnsnciessfnl, and the government !
determined to strike such terror Into
the revolutionists that they wmiM n?*
repeat live attempt < tee morning ?
girl came to see me whom I at once
reocnlycd as IVpitii. who had been
Instrumental in d'-srmying the brig
aite. j i
The (fin told me ttmt her betrothed
lose Snnche*. had l**<n Implicated In
the revolution find hud tw? taken In
arms sgMn-ii the government. Hp hull
hern In I'-ison In Mrilrld and she had
by n rn-c effected hi* escape Bnl she
wns unnlde to get hlu? oni of the cap
ital I'vrry exit waa closely guarded.
*nd as Smcber hud Nvn one of the
ringleaders In the rebellion the govern
ment nn mnklng every effort to recap- j
turf blm I'oplta begged me to aid
him to leave the city
"Where |? he now V I asked
"Hiding tn n sewer."
"tin you tiring him to oor ?tot*
h<*>w tonight 7'
"I etn try."
That right I went to thr sfnrebonse.
Mid Sanober dlsgnlsed In Peplta's
frock and hendgenr. whleti partly cot
etvd bis face, came In. I had every
thing nrranged 'i'be vehicle by which >
I proposed to take bltv- past the guards
was a wine cask. I fcjid one prepared
for him and In the morning pot hint
Into It with sufficient provisions to
guard ngnlnst hunger A team was
1 driven up to the storehouse and load
ed with a number of casks of port
wine. One of the castes contained the .
living body of Jose Simche* 1 rolled
It on to the wngon tnyi?e!f. that It*
contents should not be Injured. Then j
I got up beside the driver, and we
started to carry the wine out of the
jetty
; On arriving at the post, where all
persons going out wet* critically e*
? mined, the officer ttcrutlnhtcd toe and
the driver critically. He ere n thomp
ed on the casks that he might lodge
by the son rid whether tbey contained
liquid or solid substances. Bnt I bad
prepared for this, "titve me a enjv"
I ?ald. "and I will convince yon that
there to wine Inside Uw casks, and the
very best." This pleaiied him. ard he
produced a cup I took a spigot from
my pocket and. drawing wine, gave it
?o him I filled him toll and all the
, cunrd besides. He h? 3 sounded most
of the casks, bnt the llbaUon stopped
1 him. and after drawing a few gn lions
to lenve behind we w?re permitted to
go on
1 shipped the casks to Prance, gotng
with them all the wnj'. and liberated j
the prisoner on the other side of the
| border.
Tke Following statement Sfcoaid
Form ConoiiMrira proof of Marti
V> Every ,va# kaa
R?td?
CouM any airongar proof of the m?
it of any remedy be 4?tr*d than tfee
- Urtctnfi.te of ?od-.r?er? ?oo
*J Ui??r ronfW?K* haa beea no 41
miotahed by lepee of time? Tbaae
are the kind of atatnoeata that ara
ippaarlng conalanclj ;? yoor kx?l pa
i'? for l>n?n'a Kldr.ey PI He Th?y are
twice Cold and confirmed with new
"nthuakaara Can any reader do*M>t
he follow In*" He from a reaideat of
hie locality
Mr* Jennie Krpbe. >22 O St. Stot
rauiftnto, Cal., aay? "I continue to
adviap tha uae of Dnan'e KMi^y II*
at ?very opportunity, for my high <^pi
ion of this remedy ha* In no way !??
oned aliH-e i gave my former teatl
monial in 1907. I waa afTMc<ed with
kidney trouble and obtained do poa
itlve relief until I need Doan'a KMm
Ilia. This preparation toned op my
kid neve and after that wa a dona, tha
iric a>1d !n my ayatem waa restored,
together wKh the diftVoKJei ra.:iaerf
by weak kSdr.eye I have never Ns
it neoesaary to take aiy kidney b?1
irlna alnce than."
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New Tork. eole areata for Ute l.'ait
ed States.
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take no other
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>lrcnqin
n ever* drop
ait Bitiii" J ill
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to T?k? AffM*vttJ
-"?r?*w*y, VM>?
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Attor??T4t U?
DntMU
ON. U. ?. KCLklN
DENTIST
Hnt MM?fl MvUHxta
Op?o E*#nln*?
CffJr* H<w?r? ?1J ? a 1 4 p m
ArikAkta HaiMtas, Bro?d **r
?kaoway, alaika.
DmIaI Suffpil**
M. r. PATTERSON A COMPANY
? D?*ter* la ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
229 Wa)k?r RMc . S#AttK WMh
0?4?e* br nali or <*bh> will re
<*<t? prompt ?tt*nU<-,n Catatnyw
em mil
En*ie*en
H. P. H BiRKJNBi.VL
CNOINKN
J. S. Oaputy s .ar.it and Miner*
? : Parvayar : ?
-*tO?y RUc Main**. A
Mu?k T #?c^er?
MISS M. G. HINOSHAvv
T?*?h?r of
PIANO FORTE "
SparUJ T?ru for * Ltmlied
N'unbar of
EIGHTH AVE. ' *??* VAIN ST.
B? fore yr*i r?t yo'ir
> ? M1on Notl?e?, Plaw or Q-iart*.
tfn th# Dal!j A!a?k*n tf
Fr?*Ji Or?t?r? or half ???lt <rr S*a?
way ?pr!n? fhlfkwi ?t th? Pa^k Trafa
RrsUnrant
When in SKa^way Stop ?t the
Pullen House
MRS. H. 8. PULLEN. P?OP*t?THIII
The Modern Hostelry of Alaska
40 ROOMS 40
Elegantly Furnished
Single or en Suite
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, B \THS, TELEPHONES
..The Best of Meals..
TABLE 8UPPT.IE0 WITH BEST THE MARKET API
MitV and CrMm frofn our own J?c*m y 0?lrjr.
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FREE BUS TO AND FROM ALL BOAT# ANO TRAINS.
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