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DEAFNESS CANNOT 6F CURED
by Vocal applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the or"
Tfcere Is oaly one way to euro dear
Ct?, and that Is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness te erased by an
inflamed condition of the Eustach .1
Tubet When this tube is Inflame*!
you haw a rumbling sound or impel
feet hewinK. and when It is entirely
closed, deafness Is the resu K., and un .
olss the inflammation can be taker
out and this tube restored to Ks not
mal condition, hearing will be do '
strayed forever ; nine oases out of tor
ere caused by Catarrh, which Is notli
ins but an inflamed condition of th<
mucous surfaces.
We wlU give One Hundred Dollars
ft* any case of deafness (caused 1?
Catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for dr
culars. free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O
Sold by Druggists, 75c
Take Hall's Family Piils ft* oonssti
pation.
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
^
The Pack Train is now selling ?
big lot of Good Goods at reduced
prices a* they are getting too oU'
lo hold and sell at a profit Yours.
XI Herman Grimr.
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
I Sanitarium fffrf] Alaska
Lanre. Clean. Individual Baths.
Abundance of Water. Best of
Hotel Accommodations. Fur
nished Cabins for Rent. ....
Excellent Huntinp and Fishinjj.
Motor Hoatini? and Sailing.
Steanim Georv'ia ftom Juneau
makes semi-monthly visits. In
formation and rates upon request
Dr. F. L. Goddard. Prop.
Health Resort
? of
ALASKA
Pulktt Rouse
poet et 8t*t?> Hv?oa?
Most elegantly furnished bouse
In A' ask a
Every modern convenience
Electric lights? Hot and oold
water? Telephone*
Porcelain bat^t on every floor
Board and room by thed'y. w->ek
or month
Table supplied with cre?m and
hutter from our own Jersey
Dairy
mrs. R. S. Pullcn
Proprietress
?M-i H ; i i ?; ?i-i- i .... ?
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t The Caribou Hotel I
. E U". GIDEON. Proprietor ^
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+ Car cross, Yukon Territory
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I'-n mediate ;v OpP0***^ White Paw* Depo* *?*
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J. oil Equipped ! urnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar ^
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Headquarters for "Schulz's Atlin Royal Mail" Stage Line 4*
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I Official Watch Inspector White Pass Yukon Route |
I FfclidbK Jeweler \
Beautiful Alaska Nugget Jewelry !
S;*v il Designs Made to Order.
Carved Mastodon and Walrus Ivory
(> ce * a rtj i >cr<. such as Statuettes. Taper Weights, Cribbajre i
Boards and Napkin Rlnjr*
: THE ONLY LINE OF :
Ivory Jewelry. SnuiT. Tobacco. Stamp. Match. Collar and Cuff Roses in
the city.
Beautiful Alaska Scenic Hand Painted China
J J. Il(Utd 38 Optician. . , J
K .1 M lit
An Emotional
Musician
By DAVID WALTER CHURCH
Copyright. 1*"* ' ' 'nrrlcfln Pi***
In 1S."U 1 enlisted ta the Hi iiu'm
try of (lie French army. I remained in
was seut the Bmperor Napoleon
111. to Mexico. Shortly Itofor*1 Maul
tut Mm t? was shot In the Mcxions I en
tered Into a consplraey to rr <uc him.
One of our conspirators pave away the
plan. We were arrested. tried and sen
tenced to meet the same fate as the
emperor.
The day l?efore we were to suffer
death a man dressed In the uniform of
n band In the Mexican army came Into
the room where we were confined and
asked If ?u\ of lis could piny upon any
Instrument, lie had not sot the word*
Intention. There are, or were at that
In the western hemisphere. This uiau
One prisoner, who tuny possibly have |
The Inquirer save him a contemptuous
had no musical education whatever
of his statement adored me that suii
a course would be useless. To en in
longer, 1 sang out:
the Kreinh army."
1 saw at <>nec that 1 had caught the
one else to claim to tie a musician, but
My < omrades were all shot. I was
was Intended b> 1 n?ed at the pnlace
set so great s: >ro by what I had tol.l
Just before 1 was to take my plaoe
could hear every note. 1 listened to
the bass parts, especially to the trom
bone?for some one seemed to lie tern
porarliy taking my place?and since
Would he brine mo an Instrument nn,i
some shoot music? Ho assented. I
Indicated on the shoot music. Then
the army died and whj to have a mili
tary funeral. The bandmaster was
pet np T did so and put on a uniform
and took my position with thy other
practicing, a dead march.
tended would he my own. Naturally
the melancholy of the scattered has*
notes 1 played was enhanced by this
remembrance. As soon as 1 had play
ed a strain onoe and pot the rnn of it
I put my whole soul Into It on playing
It again. The profound sorrow I felt
for myself 1 transmitted to the trom
bone. Those hearinp the depth of
agony in these notes were moved to
tears.
Rut at the grave a shock awaited
me. The music for a dirge was clrcn
lated. T had never seen it and dared
not attempt it. Just before I was to
play my first note I burst Into a tor
rent of tears and told the bandmaster
that I had been so moved by the mu
sic we had been playing that I could
do no more. ITe looked at me curi
ously, but I could see by his expres
sion that he believed I had an emo
tional nature calculated to make a re
markable musician. Tie excused me
from making any further attempt, put
ting a man that could be better spared
from another part on the trombone.
The chance wa- r? cr. it benefit to me,
for there was a marked contrast be
tween his clumsy work and the bro
ken hearted wall that I had produced.
As soon as 1 pot back to barracks I
took to my bed. The bandmaster
camc to see me and told me to rest as
lone as I liked, tt was plain that he
considered me a prize. The next day
I asked If I could not ride out on
horseback, that 1 might l?e revived by
the fresh air. 1 was given the permis
sion. a good horse, and I sallied forth.
That was the longest ride 1 ever
took, since I rode all the way from
the City of Mexico to Vera Crux. Be
ing in Mexican uniform, I was not
questioned. From Vera Crux I sailed
| for France.
C*??USO-S ILLNESS C08TS
HIM HEAVY LOSSES.
NEW YORK ? Pla< in* hi* Joss ft'
$?90,000 during the winter, owing to
il'ness, Caruso departed yesterday on
l? >:ird the steamship Kalter Wilhelm
U. bound for his villa near Fk>renc?
"Mv threat needs a rest; there ts
luilhing else the matter with It. Ail
attack ot grippe affected my vocal
-.lards. so that I cannot now sustain
in voice, but 1 will he all right af
t* i a rest.. i had expected to sin*
S*> times here, but only sang 3fi. My
less is about $100,0i)0."
11 was figured out by friends of
lh' singer 'hat in addition to his
srlnry In grand opera he cleared up
an additional 1100,000 from ?h?ging
for phonograph records. When asked
about his e*1ra rer-eipts, he answer
? d: "Oh. of course. I made some."
I'efore fall, he said, he won Id sing
!n Mnnich, Berlin. Hamburg and oth'fl
cs. returning to New York in No
MACKENZIE MANN INTEPESTS
BACK OF HUGE SCHEME
1) coal mine owned by Tacoma
men at WUkeson prove sufficiently
valuable In their opinion to furnish
enough high ouallty cok*> for their
purposes, Jt Is probable that Taooma.
or it* vicinity, will be benefited
v-.thin the near future by the con
struction of a steel and rolling mil)
containing a 300-ton furnace and cap
r>bl of turning out all kinds of steel
work, including particularly the mnnu
Tacoma Tribune.
Interests back of the proposition
?ald 1o be Mackenitie Mann, the
Oand Trunk Pacific head, and New
The expenditure to be involved,
should It be decided to locate the
p!iin* here, will be all the way from
Confirmation of this report was
learned today when it was found
''at C. S. McAllister of Montreal,
representing the Mann Interests, A.
J Little of Detroit. Mich., represent
ing Kastern T'nited States capital,
ant. L. W, Mulloy of Spokane, the
mining expert of Grand Trunk Pacl
f1< and Mann holdings, were register
ed at the Taeoma hotel and that the
nhde party had today gone out to
impect the Wilkeson coal mines own
WRECK AT CORDOVA.
con corning ?he accident, but It seems
thfl the arrivals on the last stnee
figured in a fatal railroad wreck on
The train bearing the Fairbanks
crowd loft Cordova. Thursday. March
d. Thorp had bocn a heavy snow
storm the nicht before and a rotary
w th two engines had been sent owt
to cloar tho way. Thl* was being
ft ilowod closely by the rccular train.
Just aft or crossing tho bridge over
'he Copper river the rotary stuck in
the snow and tho brakeman was
s nt back to flag the train that was
following In the meantime the flf
nnn and engineer of one of the en
gines started *o go into the caboose
th:< they were hauling, to get Innch
Th<- brakeman was alow, or had
trouble in getting back across the
bridge, and the train that was fol
lowing passed over him before he
could get ont the flag.
GOING TO BAG ALASKAN GAME.
VICTORIA? To hnnt the big game
of Alaska, which many enthusiastic
! nn'crs of " n ?outh have searched
for In the wilderness depths of that
r.< rthera land, the Seattle yacht 1*a
Viajera. which has been lying In the
Inner harbor for several days, left
?hh afternoon on her long cruise
Sh ? Is being piloted to Vancouver
by Capt. John Irving and will, after
a slay of one day in the Terminal
Cltv. head for Alaska via the Inside
GUGG3 MAN TALKS.
NSW YORK? John Hays Ham
mond who Is in New York about
r?ady to depart for London where he
sill represent the United States at
King George's coronation on June
was interviewed here yesterday
and said, "T.'ie Alaska coal land sit
uation is a detriment to the advance
;ufnt of the territory and the laws
hoold be immediately amended so
?19 to permit the companies to open
he vast fuel areas." Mr. Hammond
hopes the supreme court will affirm
ho decision of .Tndge Hanford. in
regard to coal land claimants
The Home Cooked Meals and de
licious Wholesome Bakery Goods at
'he Royal Cafe. Whitehoree. are pre
; pxred and served by white employees
Miclnsively. Mrs. R. Kelsey, Pro
prietress. f
RAPID PROGRESS ON
THE RECIPROCITY BILL.
OTTAWA. April IT? A faTorabk
report on the reciprocity ?er?ni?!)' j
<vlth the f'nfted State* fs looked for
be members of the I dominion govern
vrttf not Ion* after parliament reaa- j
Bumbles Wednesday. The rapid pro
Rress bolne ma<te lit Washington
?:w1 the prediction that the a*re^
ment will be before the ?enate tr
nc*' Thorny have been noted with
wtW?rtlOT. S?lil?iiiMrt of Um> reel
pirvrtty Issue In Canada. they be
1 eve, depends primarily upon the
t?on at Wa*hln*ton Any asenranoc
'hat conirres* will ratify the **r??
rie.nL mar be conpled, they say. with
(?w assurance that tho Canadian par
lianvmt will do It* part Tho gov
iramcirt, backed by a majority of
over ft>rty In the HNK. Hi pW*?^i
find anxloim ' put {he agreement
'htongh a* soon a* the ro?*ervatlve
opposition permit* a vote.
ANOTHER SOAPV SMITH IS
HEARD FROM AT EAGLE.
The trl?il of the ca*. of C. A MiR?
it, manager of the Northern row
B!? rHal Co , rhar*ed with a violation
"(iMwmptk?n off the pr?>ml?e* with
out a whofewttt license. resulted In
acquittal Tuesday In Jnstlce f^ll#
The def?. nee arfcnowloHr*"! the
fa<ta charged. and the evidence taken
?a< mostly formal
However. some amusement wa*
(Aua?d when. Hi ogUbUalHn* the N
0. Oo.'g character for orderllnea* at
a : its retail stations. Mr Mctrowan
asked Deputy Rohir.?on If he had
ever known tho company to conduct
a bar Mr. Robinson answered. "yea."
It was not the answer looked for
but Mr McOowan continued by ask
lr.., where, when, and thrcmirh what
aient The witness said It was a'
Fa^le In 1!*M or 1905. and the arent
t'oning ellcl'od the fact that officiate
it. fired Soapy and abolished the bar
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 1? OAV9
Tout drnggiat will refnnd money if
PAZO OINTMENT falU to we any
cut of Itcolng Blind. Bleeding or j
r?c*rudlng PI 'en In 9 to 14 dayt. S*c
Al l. THOUGHTFUL HUSBANDS
Vtf Tide good dry wood. Call np :
Alv f a Tranafer Company and order
m ,-ord or more. It (w?? In ererj
.lib: from Dearer Glacier.
VV, -ch the train. ?*
THE PANTHEON.
Olympia Ranfer Wleland or Bnd
velser Beer. CbarW Carrol flgar*.
per bo* of 60. 12.00. 1 mo
None better and purer than Gibson
rye. Rainier and Olympia beer. Or
tiers by phone promptly delivered
tta?mnma:uuuimtmm?niii?tm
RAW FURS
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS I
WRTTF. FOR PRICK LIST I j
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COMPETENT JUDGES.
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ITim#" w*-t m*lr? 4 Vl*'n??? of b?
tiffin* ?n??? fri'. tt* or*tlr ?><?
kno*tr* wh?t *ifl hn ** af???it *
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IN THB WSTRfCT COT RT FnH
fHH I>ISTRI? T OF M.ARKA, r?I
VISION N1 MRF.P. ONK
I nlled Stat, a of Ara*rfr*. )
DWrVt of AHaka. ) a*
WvHIon No. t.
Motii'o I* Iwr'tir th*? pir?
cwitt to an or! ' mid" hr "li" 1K"'1
entitle*! Court. at K^Vhikan, AiMkft,
r?n April II, I9II, th?r? irlll N? *
sr?rtal tfm of CflWt ttf
V Ts.j?k*; S*W ap^'fal Wm <-on??nin..
In tl>? CnlU?d Rt*'?* Court Ho?i*? *'
Sl?**?r* T. Atartta. on Wonrfar tlw
i)t; of May. A D 1911. at ft"
y-rnT of t/>i> o'flrtrli A. V . on *?''!
<t?.y
IN WITNF.SS WIIERKOF. I tWI??
h- r*?nto g?t my hon?1 and affti"
lltb <l*r of April. 1911.
<?FAI,\ K W. PKTTKT.
Clerk of (!??? rx^trkt ?"oiirt for U? *
[Jtatrtrt of Alast.i. rHvli?lon No 1
PROFESS'ONAL CARDf..
Attorney*
ROVAL A. GUNNISON
Attorney A?-Lew
P. O torrx K Alaefcl.
h. ?. lc revne
Attorney At-Law
^kaxw AlMk <
Dirnfiii Stippll'*
M. P. PATTERSON 4 COMPANY
DEALERS IN DENTAL SUPPLrE?
2f6-.*>2 ("otitrml RMf.. S?? f t Jo .
Ord^r* by moil or r*bU> will r?
<-rlr? prompt attention c*t?lr>*T??.
Kn*ln*om
H P. M BIRKINRINK
ENGINEER
U. 8. Deputy Land and Miner*
? ; Surveyor : ?
Polley BMc. Hain?e, A !?<?*?
Muele T eec^er*
MISS M. G. MINOSMAW
TearJier of
PIANO FORTE
SporUU Term* for ? IJmUM
N'Mnb-r of B**ln-n?m
EIGHTH AVE. AN?* MAIN ST.
litre's VlQor and
StreflQth
in every drop
C0MPRNV
The House ofRich j
O. 4. f|l?h, Proprietor.
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PAINTS. OILS, GLASS AND i
BI ILDING MATERIAL J
Mali Orders Promptly /
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The Only Firfl Class Hotel Opened Under New Manage
in Carcrow ment
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Headquarters for Mining Men and +
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