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Hotel
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Cigars Tobacco.
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
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MAG A N. N! W^rATERS ANP
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SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THE
*:\\ur0lts. - WINN
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Alaska Furs a Specialty
Very Top Prvp* Paid.
Make - Trial - Shipment
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CUREOR
by local applications, as they cannot
rvmcii the diseased oortioji of the ear
Ttere Is omly oae way to euro deaf
re?s, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is oaufuxl by an
inflamed condition of the Eusta* > .an
Tube, When this tube Is infla ued
you have a rumbling sound or imper
fect bearing, and when K is entirely
ck?ed, deafness ts the result, and utv
eJss the inflammation can be tak?-i,
out and this tube restored to its nor
mal condition, hearing will be de
stroy?i forever; nine cases out of ton
ere caused by Catarrh, which is notij
(as but an inflcmed condition of the[
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars !
for any case of deafness (caused by
Catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
cuhtrs, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O.
Sokl by Druggists, 75c
Take Hall's Fteml'y Dills for consti
pation.
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
SALE
The rack Train is now soiling ?
big lot of Good Goods at reduced
prices as they are getting too oh
?o bold and sell at a profit Yours.
Herman urlrnn;
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium (sitm.1 Alaska
T-aree. t lean. Individual Raths.
Abundance of Water. l?e>i of
Hotel A ?com mod a t ions. Fur
Kxcellent Hunting and fishing.
Motor Hoatinc an>1 Sailing.
Steamer Georgia from Juneau
makes semi-monthly visit <?. In
Dr. F. L. Goddard. Prop.
Health Resort
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Pulicn house
po?* of S.)xth ??????
Most elegantly furnished house i
In A aafca
Kvery modem convenience
Electric lights -Hot and oold
water ? Telephone*
Porcelain baths on every floor
Board ?nd room by thed y, w^ek
or month
Table supplied with cream and
butter from our own Jersey
Dairy
mr$. fi. S. Pulicn
Proprietre##
The Caribou Hotel
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E. \\ GIDEON Proprietor ^
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Oppo?te lH? White P*?? Depot
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J. W ell Equipped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar ^
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Headquarters for *Sc Kulz's Atlin Royal Mail" Stage Line +
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(Official W atch Inspector W hite Pass <fe Yukon Route ?
! Reliably Jeweler |
| Beautiful Alaska Nugget Jewelry !
; Special Designs Made to Order.
Carved Mastodon and Walrus Ivory
Che '0* damty pieces.. o.ieh as Statuettes. Paper Weights. Cribhage I
Boards and Napkin Rinjfs.
: THE ONLY LINE OF :
I* ry Jewelry. Snuff. Tobacco. Stamp. Match. Collar and Cuff Boxes in I
the city.
Beautiful Alaska Scenic Hand Tainted China
j J. ll(Utd 0 Optician^ . , J
! the sapphire!
A Story of the . mos of the t^ar
bamentarv Suprcmacv In
England
By F. A. MITCHEL
? CopTrlcht bv Am r'nn I Mf
? cliillon. 1?11
Now that bonny King Cbnrik has
returned to ns. already xve are l>ogin
nlng to forget tbo trials I brons'ti whi< h
we hare passed since the parllnmen
tary forces secured full control and
V>d their lawful sovereign to flip block
Tbo confiscation of our estates not
only turned ns out of onr homos, bnt
we found ourselre* without tbo where
withal to live. I was a girl of twenty
when a psalm singing rolonol tn the
Roundhead nrmy who had done some
servlre to the rebel rau--o wfls pnt in
tber bad fallen In the king's defense
nt M.vrston Moor and mt brother at
Nn?eby.
And now since my mother bad died
hear this great load alone, and when
I walked out of the place where I
for me to walk into. '?elnt1ves I had.
ns a last resort when the blow should
weeping as 1 walked, though 1 admit
my tears were rather of rage than of
mibmlssion to an adverse fate. 1 had
wished when a rhild that I had been
war came on 1 wished to be a man
that I mlcht flcht for my ?orereign
man's advantage
n point where 1 would not be known
..?u,
rs-c-ss.
SU ?2T?? ?,?
r,:rrs^"'n:?r;;
ssr^rs'ra
?r' V 1 fvit the first retnrn of splr
< - ^
T^?-r??ss5
first robbery. I ? t them
through a bop. r',r '' fl ^5,^. 1
nr",1 thC nntU r:?V n conch ami pair
^boring through the ^
^n,!vr^r?ir:orr^
ed the trareler s pnrs*. 1 *?*
fcs,t ,?d *??
" ""ZSJftmt 1"^' ?" "?"=
? , .,? not morning,
or my flncer mi uiv ro 0f
i^-r?3h feriSi't
woman s love for ? * . ttirioe
essayed to throw _? ' , thoupht
U)h2te bnt roo;
is^^rsrffsz
rn hi? person. 1 too* iu ^ bwn
""^'out of?her home as 1 hafl been.
turned out or no ix*id?? from
*.??**?? ? ^ onlv p(,
my own purse- in (his way J kt)0W
son* In coaches ^ Several
th.ntJ reoocnlted me for a
whom 1 atop en ^ ^ hest roenn->
woman, and , knew that
of defense, for as soon ^ rp!, ,
my ^ce or my ma ? nB,fc
-1 wore over my <*<* ,n uen
hud betrnred my art I put spur* to my
how and galloped mrir.
One night I was waiting beside the
rond to waylay ?imp unlucky traveler
when I henrd the sound of horse's
steps I determined to attack what
appeared to l>e a horseman Stopping
the nay as sc n as I could discern the
dim ontllne of horse and rfder, 1 cried:
"Ilalt: Yonr money or yonr lifer
"Aha. my lady!" responded a man.
"So I meet yon again. I ro? o(rnl*e yon
for the highway woman who robbed
me of my ring There be that In your
melodious role* which bespeaks your
sex I bnve been bunting for that
voice ever ?lnce. and now I have"?
J waited to hear no more. but. turn
log. gnllopod away ns fast as my horse
would go. The man gave chase. At
first I put some dl?tanct between him
and me; but. coming to a bad piece of
rond. I fell away agnln. nod he. urging
his horse, gained till be rode beside
mo. He was about to grasp my rein
when 1 swervtd ua to the turf beside
the road. I rode on dry ground, but
my pursuer, following me. struck a
bog. In which his borne floundered, ao
that I made my escape.
One drl rode by the home of my
father's old friend. Sir John Seymour
I was told that Sir John had held his
property, but how I know not, for he
was a stanch supporter of the king
Mayhap he whom regicides call the
lord pro(ect?r hoped to win the knight
to his support and on this account
would not dispossess him. 1 waa Ored
of my life ns a highwayman and re
<*o1red to go to Sir John and ask him
to take me lu till I had communicated
with an annt In Scotland, who had
?>me pro|>erty and whom 1 hoped
eventually might take me in. I would
*tny with her till 1 could find noro"
more respectnble way of gaining a
Ivelihood than cutting puree# To tell
?be truth, I had given away every pen
ny I had taken, atid my own mean*
that 1 had brought from home bad
now become so exhausted that I was
near thr end of my tv.?* Moreover,
the country being now settled, 1 dreaded
ie?t 1 dangle at the end of another rope
placed about my neck by the sheriff.
So 1 sold my horee and with the
money received for him bought me a
gown and other article* of woman's
npi'Tirl and one day betook myself
to Sir John Seymour's manor bouse
Fie was In the garden as I entered and.
seeing me. came to meet me. When
he re< <>gnl7od mi> for his old friend's
daughter he took me In his arms and
fcl?*o<1 me and then led me In to Lady
Seymour, who received me with tears
! inn do known my purpose la mm
nc to them. and Sir John swore that
I should never depart They beggod
mo to !,-)| thrro nil that had happened
since I had been turned oat of my
mnrh trouble to account for the tlm?
'hat had lapsed. | told them that I
1 l?vn knit tin?r purses for a living.
* i h satisfied thorn, and I was glad
"f It. for they were fast driving mo
Their only son. Herbert they told
mo. had itoon grievously wounded at
N Meby and had not nntll lately boon
ablo to go about as othor men. Ho
was now In tendon? they f oared In
sovie <'onspfmcy for the return of King
1 I \rlio liut would be home In a few
'1 IV a Herbert's portrait painted when
he nas a boy of ten. hnng In the ball,
an it recalled him to me when, aa
1 ,i"!p Clrl. I had run races with him
In <>ur own domain, for. aa I have said.
i t tnsi. ^ wore those of a boy rather
W ben ho returned and beard I was
In the house he came hunting for me
a: once, finding me In the library,
>rhore I wna pretending to read, bnt
In reality waiting for him
"Ah, little Madge." he aald cheerily,
what a woman yon hare grown to
be! I wonder If yon can now beat
me in n foot race or throw me aa yon
could when we were children."
That wonld not be befitting to one
of mv present years." I replied.
The moment I spoke he stood, as It
Were, wrapt In some memory.
Your voice reminds roe," be said,
"of one I have heard speak before.
Suffering from my wonnd, I was rid
In;: In a coach on the highway one
night when my valuables wei^ do
manded by one whose rolce betrayed
h?v for a woman. Having no money
with ?i", I gave her a sapphire ring.
Something In that voice has haunted
nc ever since. A second time she dfr
mantled my purse. I made It known
'hat 1 recognized her, whereupon she
turned and ran. My horse floundered
In a bog, and I lost her."
Every effort was needed to enable
me to retain my equanimity. I had
i lie ring I had robfcid blm of on my
finrer with the sapphire turned In
ward and was grasping 1t while he
spoke, with my fist So tightly did I
hold it that It cut the flesh, snd yet
so terror stricken was I that I felt no
pain Alas, by this I betrayed myself
"What hold yon so tight T he asked
hi? eyes fixed to ray clinched fist
My cheeks were flaming, my bead
swam. He seised my (1st and tried
to open It. I held so tightly that It
was a long while before he succeeded
Then when I could struggle no longer
be pulled my hand open and saw his
sapphire.
"I have canght yon at last my tnb
Vrr he exclaimed, catching me In his
Rrms and covering my face with kisses.
'And now the tables are tnrned. It Is
I who rob yon of kisses, every kiss be
ing worth to me more than the ring
you extorted "
That's a long while ago. The king
is with ns. nnd onr estates are re
stored to n? Mine Is nnlted with that
of Sir Herbert Seymour. He says he
fell in love with a robber for her
voice and married her to get beck his
own 1 retort that to repay him for
faklnc his jewel I have given blm an
estate larger than his own.
J.L * *1 A j. ,*i i ,
P. O Bnrkhardt. of Ut? Chintoot
I Cannery, accompanl?d by Mrs. Burt
l:?.rdt were Halne* visitor* Moindar
tfnewing old acquaintances
Over at tho Cannery * force of
hi?-B are bnsv Increasing th? size of
j t.ne plant and installing new mach
inery and otherwise putting things
nto condition to p?it np a Mg pack
this season. Last season the com
pan} wa? <a light unaware am! were
unable to handle all the flah offered
? >n acconnt - f tack of tin and other
| r<-?*ona.
This <wHi*on they will prepare for
a forty thou?and caiw park and at
lb?- sam< time be in position to
handle an additional ten thousand If
STEWART INDICTED IS
ARRESTED IN SEWARD.
Dnrir.g his recent trip to Seward
Deputy Marshal Croshfiy arr<*t'-d
Dnnean M. Stewart, on the chargo
of conspiring to defraud th? I'nlted
State* ont of coal lands in the Cook
Stewart wtu rwerjtly indicted by
th* federal grand Jury in Chicago
nnd the arrest was mad? on In for
mation from the district ctrnrt at that
The prisoner was given a prelim I
nary hearing before Commisa4oT>er
Finnegan at S?wwd and was b*wind
over under bonds to spp?*r
hvfore the court in Chicago
He furnished bond and was r*
leased ? Vald^z Prospector
None better and pnrer than Oibson
tyc. Rainier and Olympia beer. Or
FIRST OIL SHIPMENT
PROM KATALLA IN MAY.
.*w? Honaton And a party of c*I?
italtota arrived rm the I Mt boat from |
thp Stetn and took a launch from
h?T* to KaUII*. wlwr? lh?T will d?"
prabk? artlTlty in o?r nolnhborln* I
of oil will llfcfdy I* mad?? nnt month.
wh?m th? rcllx will h*? h> fill worlr
in.{ ord*>r rordova \la?Kan
THE PANTHEON.
Oljrmpla R*nl?r Wlisland or Bnd
! wiapr T^r <"harl?* Carrol ri^ar*.
| Der box of 50. 12.00. 1 mo
ommmz:mrr.fimtm
RAW FURS
? : WF. FAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WHITE FOR I'RICK TJST
Percy s Fur House
COMPETENT JUDGES.
ItMrafr Duhkh r*4ntw
Women who make * V?nfn*?* of
tlfrta* n*h?r women eot?? pr?t?*
ktvrwln* what will Wn? nhn-it ffto !
rerolte. f??r? are Wl?n from two. ?
cernlnf H?rpt?-l<Je
"I can r?rmm?n?l >r?wSro ? "TT?<
?r'4e." a* It ?top^*4 mr hair fr-m faiH
out; and, a* a 4r*mirs (t M* no ?*>p?r
lor
IMllH) R?'t>i* A
'f<mrpi?Tton Rpeefa Ifat,
-T9"4 Morrteno ft . pnrtkM. '
"AfW i??tn* on* hnt'V of "TI?rpfo(-f?"
mr hair h?? ?*opo?-t faKlnr oaf a- <t rr ?
?ralp I# ?nttraly fr?? from lar.iitv"
> Cr?o?
'R?atit? !> ?o!"'.
"TW ff*th 9t . Portlm'l '*<? "
UnM Tit t?ad1r* ?tr*l*rt??* s-~ ' ' v '?
afamtx fur aamplr to The lf?r;> ?
Oetrolt. Mich.
Oth? Dollar botlW rT*rar>??~i
fa. Br**. 8p~*1a! Arant, Slraaway
IN THK DISTRICT COl Rf PoR
TUB DISTRICT OF ALASKA, DI
VISION N'MBER ONE
I Hted Stat..* of America. )
Difltrlrt of
Dlrteton No. 1.
Notice I* her?hy firm that pttr
?want to an ord??r mud" by th?afv>r
ntitN Cowrt, at KM^hlkan, a lank <
?? April II, 1911, there will b? ?
if ? rial twm of CVwrt at Ska*way
Mrjka; Said *p??-la| term ronvnim
In the I'nited State* GuUl'l lions' a'
Skaeway. Alaska, on Monday ?h'
2?n<1 day of May, A D. 1911. at th*
l<or of t"n ?'flock A. M., on iaM
Stf.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I r?ar
h. rennto *?t my h?twf *nd nffr?
h+ Seal of th* Irtetrtct r onft thl
Uth day of April. I9M.
(SEAL) R W. PETTET.
Clerk of the District Ceert for th
Dtetrtet of Ma*kn, d1t1?Iqk No i
PROFESS'ONAL CARO?.
Attorneys
ROYAL A. GUNNISON
Attorney Ab-Law
P. O. Box K Jnn?Au. Aiaeki
H. ?. LE PEVRE
Attorney at Law
*ka*way. Aluk.-*
Dental 3'ippli"*
M. F. PATTERSON * COMPANY
DEALERS IN DENTAL SUPPL'Er.
24V52 C#ntn?| Rl>lc.. S?tltl?. Wash
ftrrW? hy mail or '?abl* will r
eel re pmmpt attention ratatoen
cn re^wl
H. P. If BIRKINBINR
ENGINEER
U. 1. Daptrty Land and Minora
? ! ???rvayoe ? ?
Poll?y RM* Halnea. A IV*
Muale Taae^am
MISS M. Q. HINOSHAW
Teacher of
PIANO PORTE
Sp*daJ T ?rme for a Limited
N'?mb?r of Reslnnen
EIGHTH AVE. ANO MAIN ST.
BEEf
I here's Vigor and
Strength
in every drop
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COMPANY
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The Houseof Rich )
O J. R?eh, Proprietor.
WALI PAPER, BUILDING PAPER '
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS AND
BIILDING MATERIAL a
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Mall Order* Promptly ??
Attends* To Skanwav, Alaska
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1 The Only Firft Claw Hotel Opened Under New M?n??e. +,
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J Headquarter 8 /or Mining Men and *
Travelers *
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.j. SPECIAL RATES AND ACCOMMODATIONS POfl MUSHEPS.
+ WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BE6T ?
GOOD STABLES FIRST ClASS BAR STOCK ?r
CARCROSS ^ ^ YUKON TER. +
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