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doctors proBfUioec it * k>cal disease
and fowcnbfo local rcmedws, and
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Havana ck.ars
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GR**'0 REDUCTION SALE
he pact Train Is now selling k
I t of v?ood Good# at reduce
> as t^ey are petting too old t?
. and sell at a profit Tours.
Herman Grlmni
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PL EASES
* The ci : ; c~n our Job Department
v >ses Particular People.
? c v work. Let us quote
? ? Aw - a n d do your \ro rk
? ?riCKLY. WELL. AND AT K F ASON ABLE PRICED.
<i,hr Dathi Alaskan.:
The klntr of Holland all this hup I
pened aeveral centuries hi.<?- sent n
messenger to hi* d.iaj;Htcr. i iw I'riu
cos* Sophia. to My ?r> her that his maj
?Mf commanded her to come to his ?
cabinet. When she reached it T1?t fa
ther Informed h>r th't lie hail uirr.-ed
to rivp her In tnnrr: :ge to the fYoirn
Prince Carl of Prussia.
"Rnt I hare never seen the prtiKts"
she Raid.
"That baa nothing to do with the
matter," replied the klnc.
"If the prince wlrlics to marry me
let h'm come and wtv > mo," said the
prlnccss. and she left the r- <>m
What action his malestv took in the
matter was never known, hut present
ly alone came the crown* prince of
Prussia irh a splendid retinue to
ask the hand of the Prlnoc-ss Sophia.
Nobnd.v hnt th<??e most interested
knen what was coinc on except that
the prince had come on an errand of
marriage mid thai Ills stay was much
ionsrer than ws* customary on such
royal nmsloai There were social
function* at the palace, hot the crown
print* of Prussia :md the prince*" of
Holland were seldom ?iv?n together
The truth is that Sophia received her
royal suitor coollv S'ie neither <*on
sented nor disseftted from his propo
s!tion for her hand TV prince "?vm
ed to consider the affair a diplomatic
one and spent his ?::;?< l;i tho-e diver,
si. ^ns which ot-cn'M m< >i alone. paying
very rttie attent >?u t-> tie woman he
*f>ntht fo: his w re
The prin -?-ss n?t >1 ? pai l n?? atten
tlon to t ni< neglo t. !? : appeared to
he inf.itnated w h Karon von Schel
k Ic. on" of tlx* niemN rs of the prince's
?ni' \ on S ?elwic v i very hand
aome man and th- iK'h this wns his
chief attraction, he was universally
? adint>? !<<itintl to !??> a lady killer
Prii e t'arl did n- i ? i to mind the I
prlii- e- * Infatnatixv I ? lie hnntcd
and ^k.iied and t- a-.i I < -nils lust the
v. , l |>e king o| li ? il. jo
the alliance was or i. i.? po-tance.
every day dreaded t' > hi< r< >a: h gh
nc<s would withdrew ??!? applh atlon
for his daughter's h i and return to
Ccrniany in hish dud-. cor, Hnt Pari,
who had made a f?tiimi npt<llration on
his arrival. paid n<< further attention
to the matter, ap -irently waiting for
liis n > fr?m lite ocmiront of Tlol
land Meanwhile, the ?\r>mraecment
t'e | 'in rave \ a Schelwig was
i (iced hy the .-onrt. every one won
ilerin^ how she could accept the atten
?Ions of the subordinate nhen the
;;i.iv;.t had come to make application
for her hand
One day after a hunting party whi h
wis attended hy both men and women
Mi. Pr - ess Septra who hail kept
\ n S< he! -rig 'n atteiidan e npon her
di; ? :: the entire d: y. the hunt l>elnc
fln ^ <-d. errcred l ev arri.iiie to dine
at t' j>a'ace \V en p: -vi-ic throuch
r.n ui Yejuenteil plai-e she was smpjivl
hy a v.' ~k??d hflrw nan. who rode up
to the window and aviO css^d the prin
I cess:
A Royal lest
By EMMA L. SHANK UN
Copyright by Ameriomn Pr?-?? A ?o
ctatKei 19!1
"The crown prln<e of Prussia. wno i
has i-ome to propose for your hldinc-- 1
hart'.. I? sensible of lhe?'icht put upon .
him by your acce:??i: p of the ntte-i
of a member of his suit. But
a i rir c of the blivnl r?ti<l a suitor for
your ' ichness' han-l It i? nnbecomlns
of I m to make any protest. 1 there
fotv t:iko it upon myveif to recfiit the
it)^ lit thru?t upon hitu. Hut to prevent
?i rt :uulal I (loom It advisable to
?Y:H' j. ii Know then that If Rnron
V'?n S I ^Iwic prrMinic< to Join you
berr.i ft or at any conn function 1 Trill
oa11 Mm to account a? offering an in
suit t? tn\ sovetvipn and my pr<i?
pective sovereign and ^hnll kill him."
"Your rival hlpbnes? need not l>e ?>o
fior. o about it." mill tbo princess. "1
wonkl ni<t for tlie world jeopardize tbo
life of the <m*in prince of Prussia."
"You know mo*"
"I Itpiv you tbo moment I hoard
rour voice."
Or' tore off his ma?k with an ox
clar ti.-n of chacrin S?>olne the priti
rvi? smiinc at him. ho liunc hi? liond.
"Vow thai I know iny acceptance of
yottr subordinate* .Mention* :i re dis
tasteful to vim. I as-nrv von. I will not
again pormit t horn "
"1 regret my netinn. since it will dp
pr-ve you of thr company of the
man"?
"I do not love Von Schelwig."
"Then why. may I a*k. di>es a prin
ee?s of tlio royal house of Holland |ier
nilt the attentions of one holdlnc the
'owp?t rank of any ?.f my suit?"
"That I mlcht discover the ?enti
ments of hi* master "
"My sentiments: What do yon know
r?f them, evi-opt that I have, by my
father's order, proposed for yonr
hand?**
"V\"as not obedienco of your royal
father's order suPlotent ? Hid yonr
<!uty to his majesty compel yon to
threaten to kill a member of your own
?nit. who?e attentions I have permit
ted?'
"The slicht."
"Would a dnel w!th an Inferior wlj?e
Mit that slicht?**
The prince knew thnt he had reveal
p.! the secret of hi? jealousy.
"Perhaps yonr highness will plve
yon- horse to one of my attendant?
and rl.lc to the palace with me." added
the princess.
Thmwinc himself from his horse, i
Prince Pari entered the partly and
the two drove on side by aide.
The next day the prince and princes* j
were formally betrothed
GIVE INDIANS CITIZENSHIP.
(Continued from Page I.)
?uit? in all courts. land offtoM. d? '
partxnmt*. or otbar tttbunaU. Without
chare* to the Indian hotnetaalltr, as
may be necessary to protect Mid de
fend such homesteader in his claim. :
Sec 4. That where the tend so
settled and entered upon' by swh
Indian homesteader is unsurveyed
land it shall be the duty of the gov
ernor to cause the same to be sur
veyed. under swch rules and refuta
tions as the Secretary of the Inter
ior may from time to time prescribe,
and at tne cost and expense of the
l aited states.
Sec. 5. That when any Indian as
aforesaid has settied and is residing
upon such homestead, and the same
nas been surveyed, and the survey
has been approved by the Secretary
of the Interior, it shall be the duty
?>l the pox iv nor to certify the facts
to the Secretary of the Interior,
?vh< renpon the Secretary of the In
terior shall cause a patent for said
isnd to be issued to the homesteader,
which patent shall be of the legal ef
fect and decJare that the t'nlted
~tat.s does and will hold the land
thus patented for tho period of 26
? ears in trust for the sole use and
benefit of the Indian to whom such
tllotment shall have been made, or.
n case of his decease, of his he4rs.
wcording to the laws of the Terrl
lorv of Alaska, and that at the ex
piration of said period the United
States will convey the same by pat.
nt ts> said Indian, or hi* heirs, as
ibm-said. In fee. discharged of sal a
fust and free of all charge or etV
. umbra me whatsoever: Provided,
i ii At the President of the I'nited
.-taies mav in any case, in hi* dis
rt uoa, extend the period, and If
,..:y t-ou.ve.vance shau he made of the
a.ms *??'. aj?an and ailoUed as here
ii provKiea. or any ivnimt made
t?e .-ante, before the expir
*iion of Uie time above mentioned,
'?o voMvcyance or contract *hau be
?<MOtutel,v ntlii and void, and It sbail
?>e Ine dill) of toe governor, as nooft
?s he snail have informal ion that
.luy such conveyance or contract has
? iiut.ie or inat any person ot/ieT
- ? i ?*-?' i '?<?? inaian ailotiee <?r his heirs I
?t irtiiniv in residing ti|ion or claim
<<ig title <>r any interest In said
?"?id. to require the I nttod Slates
?ustru't attorney to ta*e such action
???> wut protect trie Inaian. his famiiy
jr heirs, uj the sole and excUsivi
of juich land*: Proviueu,
mat ine law ot de-soent and partiCon
.u force in the Territory of Alaska
?uaii apptv thereto after patent there
na>e been ena an.i deliver. d
-vitd provioet further, Tnat when a:iy
such homesteader it married the
?>au,it saan convey an unduloed half
.nice.; to the husuand and the other
uuuiviueu tia.f tneivof to the wife.
t-cc. b. 1 nai Tt Uie purpose of
?? 'rmii.iuf tne descent of land to
~.e in .rs of any deceased Indian un
aer the provisions of this Act, when
ever any mate and female Indian
?nail have cohabited together as hus
-nuid and wife according to the
t istom and manner of Indian life the
.sstie of such cohabitation shall be,
lot Uie purpose aforesaid, taken and
deemed to be the legitimate issue of
U>e Indians so IH-ing together, and
every Indian child otherwise illegiti
mate shall for such purpose be tAk
en and deemed to be the Ingltimate
issue of the father of such child.
Sec. 7. That no tax of any kind
for any purpose shall be levied upon
any such Indian homestead prior to
the expiration of the 25 year* of
limitation upon restraint of allega
tion mentioned In the patent, and
neither the Territory of Alaska nor
any State shall pa;*s any law or do
any act which shall create any Hen
upon the said land.
Sec. y That e*ery Indian tx>rn
within the Territory limits Aiaek*
to whom an allotment of iand shall
have boon msule under the provision*
<?? this Act, who has voluntarily tak
?n up his residence on his said
homestead and has adopted the ha
Wits of civilixed life, is hereby de
clared to be a citizen of the I'ntted
States, and is entitled to *11 the
rights, privileges, and immunities of
such citizens, except that he shall
not be allowed or permitted to buy
or sell intoxicating llquo.j. and all
'he laws of tho I'nKed States or of
the Territory of Alaska or erf any
State created therefrom prohibiting
the sale of intoxicating liquors to In
dians shall be held to apply to all
such Indian homesteaders, their wfve*
children, and heirs, until the twenty. 1
fae year period o<t restraint upon
alienation shaD have expired, and no
law passed by the Territory of A)- '
ask a or any State (Tested therefrom j
hall interfere with this prohibition. |
Sec. 9. That all Indians of the
whole or mixed blood In Alaska shall
have the benefit of and be subject
to tho laws, both civil and criminal,
enacted therein, either by the Con
cress of the T'nlted States or any
Territorial or State leetelature or any
other body, subject to the limitations
of this Act, and nefther the Terr)-:
LOCAL BRIEFS
8KACWAY WEATHER REPORT
Result* of th? observation taken
at Moore'a Whuf at mldol*bt,
Jan 1?. 1912. Is as follow*
Temp time observafn . . . . 19 abora
Mat. preceding 24 hr* .. .. II above
Mln " " " .. .. 19 above
i pan " " " 25 above
Darometer 30: Clear Calm
INTERIOR IEMKI fltPOH
1 KM PKH A7XH >
STATION'S Aliove Iteio*
Carihou <
?Vhi?e Horse 3
Parish S
Allin 5
Lower Lebare* 10
Hooialinqua 1
Big Salmon. *
> uk<?ti t rossiKir 21
Selkirk 19
Coffet Creel".... 20
-tewirt Kiver . .
?Vilvie 'i
Dawson 20
Ikwdf and calm to Selkirk, whore |
here te Mitht eoiith wind: cie?r. liirht
owth wind at Dawson.
-ory of Alaska nor any Sta'. created j
..herefrom ahaii pa<-<< or enione a
aw denying any *<>ch I n ? i : a r. wt'hinl
ta jurisdiction the eijnal benefit and [
.wot cot ion of the l*?
Sec 10 That whore any official
?haU he en 1 HIM to any foe for any
?TTioe performed for an Indian home
le*d?w under this Act the same shall
>e paid, upon the certificate of the
-0\ or nor of Alaska, fnnm a-iy mcners
in the Treasury of the I'nited State*
mX otherwise appropriated, upon the
??tatoment of an acrrvtnt in their bo
alf for su< h fee by the certification
4 su< h account to th Secretary of
he Tteaarry b? the Srcretary of the
ntertor
Sec It That * shall he the dn'y
f the governor of \la Va to ca?!?e
'-o be surveyed a tract of nr?t le*?
h*n three hundred and twentv a< res
tor more than one thousand two hun
'red and eiehtv a cr?.? including the I
'own or village sites of Indian or
?>k!mn towns or vlllaeo- and return [
'he description t hereof f<> the Sec.
-clary of the Interior, and the Presf. I
lent of the I'nited States Is a-ithor |
Jted. by Executive order or proc|a j
nation, to reserve such town or vl'
'**e K;te?? eKher before or after the |
;urvey, but no more than one thoue
\nd two hundred and eighty acre*|
hall be included in any one reserva
tion.
Sec. 12. That for the purpoe* of
-irrrine the prorl?lope of this Act
'nto effect the sum of fifty thoindrw!
'oilars is hereby anfro^rlated from
iny monev In the Treasury n-H other,
?vise appropriated, anl sba'l be paid
T?t and expended uv?n '?e-t'fVafe of
'he Secretary of the in'erV?r
* fine mild terr?re-*n<e drink Is
'be twre wholesome beer made from
the sparkling waters of Tnmwst?r
?^alls. and the verv best barley malt
with Just the rirht proportion of
"holcest srown hops Rrewed as on
ly the Olympia Rrewtne company can
hrew For sale at the RoarJ of Trade
The Table d'Hot* dinner at the
Pullen Hou?e is better than evpr.
Why don't yci try it Tou are wel
come. *'?
3nbtrrloe for the Dally Alaskan.
Many Alaafcan Reeder* Have Heard
It tnd Profited Thereby.
"Oood new* travel* fa?t," and the
UxtMarxis of bad back * iff "red ia
Aiaatm are gad to learn that prompt
NW fci wtfhtn their re?<.h. Many a
?ante. *?** and arhln* bar* In bad a
more. thanks* to Dnana Kidney Pllla
rhooeande npon ttooaeede of people
?r<> teiMag the good new* of their n
wderK* wKh the Old Quaker Reined,
.lore is an example worth reading :
Mrs. J. H. Clothier. 4?5 Flat B"
rVwrteenth St, Sac Prancieco. CaJ.,
*y?: ' i dertml iMttng benefit from
wan * Kidney PBto and ronwjuenUy
I am aa a* -on* k> my pr&iae at them
m I Ms n 1S07. when I poblVcly eo
lors?d them. I first owed Doan's KM
ney PHts wh?n living hi Canada, a id
they re-Meved me of a doll, heavy
*i?i In the sroafl of my back. Oth?r
symptoms o* kidney tr<*ibW? that had
vAhnre*1 me w?re adeo dispose*! of
md my entire system was ton?r1 tip.
?fnc? then I have hM n*> further neo
?f it kWney nHWne I <~?n*ld?T it
? doty as weJl v i a p????*tir<\ to rerm
nervl Down's Kidney PUh "
For sale by all deal?r?. Prl<"# 50
?entg Foster Vllbnrn Co . Rtiffalo
Ww York. sole agent* for the T*n't
>d State*.
Remember the name- -Doan's ? and
ake t?o other
SEATTLE'S
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Hotel
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SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium |$niu| Alaska
i *ry\ < l?m. lo<liri<l<m Katii*.
Abundance of Wai??r. of
Howl Accommodation*. rur
ni?ht'.l Cabin* to' . .
F.trellent Hnnfine ami Fi?hinir
Votor Hominy and Sailing
Steamer Germfi* from Juneau
m*Kf * wml-monthl.T tUIm. In
formation and rale* upon revi*?t
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
*, -'oaaKaB^'s/mBiaani
Health Resort
A L AS K A
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FIRE INSURANCE
Apent. for tl't* Dl Bl'gi K OF IOWA and the
W'KST( HKSTKK OF NKW YORK.
Awt * over Four Million.
8 NC
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4* ~
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? Headquarters for Mining Men and
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+
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+ WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST
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