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RIGHTED ROOKS
MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS AND
OTHER PERIODICALS
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium [^tka] Alaska
I.*ive. v lean. Individua Katlis.
Abundance of Water. Rest of
Hotel Accommodations. Fur
nished C-abin* for Rotit
'.see' or,- Hun; shin."
Motor Boatinjr ar<l Sa i 1 in ?.
makes semi-month y \> !n
" >rm?t ion ami mt<> .nv?n rct.iio^t
Dr. F. L. Goddard. Prop.
^?aransaBSKGannB
(Health Resort
A L AS K A
DEAFNESS CMNDT BF CURED 1
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of tho ear
TT>ere is ooly one way to cure deaf
r.ess, und that is by constitutional
remedy Deafness is caused by an
inflamed condition of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube ts Inflamed
you have a rumbling sound or imper
fect hearing, and when it Is entirely
closed, deafness la the result, and urn
eias the inflammation can be takeu
out and this tube restored to Its nor
mal condition, hearing will be de
stroyed torever ; nine cases out of ten
pre caused by Catarrh, which is noth
ins but an Inflamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will gi\-e One Hundred I\>llars
for any esse of deafness (causal by
Catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for elt
oulars, frsa
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, 0.
SoM by Druggists, 75c
Take Hall's Family rais for ixnisli
patloa.
THREE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO
MONTICEIXO RYE
pebbleeord rye
GIBSON RYE.
Pot tied in Bond. In Bulk or in
BUtles. At *he Board of Trade, tf
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
?ALE
The Pack Train is now selling
big lot of Good Ootids at reduc.
prices as they are getting too >1
to hold ana sell at a profit, Your*,
tj Herman Grlmre
ammnm
RAW FURS
? : WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE FOR PRICE LIST f
Percy s Fur House :
O?hko?h. - Wi?con?iri
R0YAL
Steam L'aandry j
All Work Guaranteed. Short
Orders Promptly
Done.
J Messenger will rail and deliver.
PHONE 79.
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THEJ,
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MINNEAPOLIS. - MINN.
W s tor Circular an
A ^ska Furs a Specialty
Very Top Prices Paid.
Make - Trial - Shipment
The Houseqf Rich
D. J. Rich, Proprietor.
WALL PAPER, BUILDING PAPER
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS AND
BULDING MATERIAL
Mail Orders Promptly
Attended To Skanwav, Alaska
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? The Caribou Hotel J
EL W. GIDEON. Proprietor
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Immediately Opposite the ^X"kite P*?? Depot
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.j. Well Equipped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar ^
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4* Headquarters for "Schulz's Atlin Royal Mail" Stage Line 4"
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TRICKED PAULINE. !
Napoleon's Pert and Pretty Sis
ter's Pride Was Humbled.
TWICE SHE MET HER MATCH.
Tha Empress Josephine One* Gav?
Her. So to Speak, a Dressing Down,
and the Fashionable Mme. De Cou
tadea Figuratively Boxed Her Eara.
Napoleon anxious to Imvo
oral Marmot marry his sister lvuil<iio.
but the wily old soldier nfiis'*'
Mlllke the flirt his bride. Thou N?l>o
loon turned to General Lecletv.
reallv loved Pauline, and they
wedded. Lederc was then sent ?s
head of the French expedition ^ U""'
ptullno going along under pruu> ?
clerr died of fever In Haiti. and I an
Une returned to 1 raw > " "?
Aflei a time Pauhlie. whom
Orr In Munscy's describes "?* a '? ?" 1
or headed, languishing beaBtlful, '?
trading mnreePof trh olity. resumed
her haartbreaUinit :ai th
"Presently ? become noised ?l-u it.
writes Mr. Orr. that Prlnco < >?'? o
Borghese was flirting dcs|ici ii< .. ? "
Pauline. The prlnec was anev. U M
spool in eu of the fashionable Italian
lie was Immensely rich. His l'
Ron.,- was filled with artistic treas
ure lie was the owner, u?oreox? r,
the fnnu us Borghese Jewel,, the finest
collection of diamonds in the ^r"
"Nil i>oleon rather sternly Insist. 1
upon her marrying ^r*hwe ...*? ?0
natelv the prince was very willing : t
lH. connected with Napoleon wh nle
: Pauline was delighted at the Idea of
Ivivinc diamonds that would eclipse
all the gems which Josephine possess
, oU for. like all the Bonaparte*, she
detested her brother's wife. So sh<
would l*e married and show her dla
,o Josephine. It was a b of
feminine malice she could not resist
, at ,i,.<-oph Bonaparte's house be
cause of the absence of
the newlv made princess was Inilted
J' visit 'Josephine at the l>n nee of
St Cloud. Here was to l?e the
.nnpl, of her life. She spent many
Li in planning a toilet that should
[... absolutely crushing to
Whatever she wore must be a
ereund for the famous diamonds V ina.
lv she decided on green velvet.
' "When the day came Pauline stood
before a mirror and gazed at herse .
nit!, diamonds glistening in her hair. ,
ahimmerinc around her neck atu >
, toned so thickly on her green velvet
row n as to remind one of a moving
towel casket. She actually she<l tears ,
of Joy. Then she entered her carriage
and drove out to St. Cloud.
-But Josephine, though no longer ,
vonng was a woman ?f great subtlety
ns well ?s charm Storle. had been
told to her of the green velvet, and
1 therefore she had had her drawing
room redecorated in the most uncom
promising blue. It killed the green vel
vet completely. As for the <Uamond? ,
she met that manenvor by wearing n?
a single gem of any kind, llcr dress
was an Indian muslin with a broad
horn of sold*
?Her exquisite simplicity, coupled
with her dignity of bearing, made the ,
Princess Pauline, with her shower of
diamonds and her green velvet dls
pla\ ed against the bine. seem abso
lutely v ulgar. Josephine was most gen
orons in her admiration of the Bor
chose gems, and she kissed Pauline on
departing. The victory was hers.
"There is another story of a defeat
which Pauline met from another lady. 1
one Mine de Coutades. This was a i
a magnificent ball given to the most
fashionable world of Paris. Panllne
decided upon going and intended,
her own phrase, to blot out every
woman there. She kept .he secret of (
her toilet, and she entered the ball
room at the psychological moment, (
when all the guests had assembled.
"She appeared, and at sisht <f her ,
t he music stopped, silence fell upon the <
assemblage, and a sort of quiver ?en ]
through every one. Her costume was ,
of the finest uiuslln bordered with ,
golden palm leaves. Four bands spot- (
ted like a leopard's skin, were wound ,
about her head, while these In turn ?
were supported by little clusters of J
golden srraj>es. She had copied the (
headdress of a Bacchante in the (
Louvre. All over her person were (
cameos., and just l?eneath her breasls ,
she wore a golden baud held in place (
by an engraved gem. ner beautifti! ,
wrists, arms and hands were bare. ,
She Had. In fact, blotted out her rivals ,
"Nevertheless Mme. de Coutades !
took her revenge. She went up to t
Pauline, who was lying on a divan
to set off her loveliness, and began ;
gazing at the princess through a
double eveglass. Pauline felt flatten (
for a moment and then became uneasy (
The lady who was looking at her said
to a companion in a tone of regret :
What a pity! She really would be
lovely if it weren't for that"
?? 'For whatV returned her escort <
"'Why, are you blind? Its so re- |
markable that you surely must see It.' ]
? Pauline was beginning to lose her
self composure. She flushed and look
,d wildlv about, wondering what she ^
meant Then she heard Mme. de Con- ^
tades say: _ ,
" 'Why, her ears! If 1 had such ea.
as those I would cut them off 1
"Pauline gave one great gnfiP an ,
fainted dead away. As a matter of j
fact her ears were not so bad They ,
were simply very flat and colorless
forming a contrast with the rosy tints
of her face. But from that moment
no one could sec anything but these
ears, and thereafter the princess wop. ?
her hair low enough to cover them. [
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FIND9 RECIPROCITY
POPULAR IN CANAD\
NEW YORK ? Sir Frank Newnes,
th' English publisher, who was in
New York loaay on his way home
frutn a mon'h's tour of Canada
fiund the people of the Dominion
evtr-whelmingly enthusiastic for reci
procity. He traveled from Montreal
to Winnipeg, visiting the principal
router* of population, particularly
?* th a View to ascertaining the
.? ntiment of all classes on the pro |
I os?d tariff agreement.
"In the w>st I found the sent!
ment ev*?n stronger than In thr
?st, with the exception of Wlnnl
ppg." said Pli Newnes. "In that
<'tv there Is a feeling that the pre*
? 'it relations with the I'nlted State*
i.,lould be undisturbed. Winnipeg
will soon become the world's flour
tonkins center. A fear exists there
that, with the tariff taken off wheat
the great flour making plants at Mln
n. spoils and St. Paul would contlni.<?
tr. I.ad the world and Winnipeg's
d? < elopment would be checked ."
RAID MEDICAL INSTITUTES
NEW YORK. April 20? F>oiir pro
?>' Utors and managers of medical in
sUtiitos are in the tombs tonight
rhrrged with the Illegal use of the
Ma'te and a fifth is out on
ball as the result of raids conducted
by postal inspectors today. Three
establishment were raided, eighteen
vi'nesses were taken and tons of ad
\ . i Using literahire, printed In fif
Uen foreign languages were con
The establishments raided were
Ih- Dr. FVrdinand Hartmann Insti
rate, the l'niversal Medical Instl
iv < and the Vienna Medical and
E'ectrieal Institute.
INCREASE IN GOLD
AND SILVER oroDUCTION.
A xrr-t on the production of gold
?riil .? ver lr. the lTni:?d States In
l:.?, h.v II n McCaakey. of the
I'nlted States Geologic tf Survey, has
lust been 'rvud as an advanc ?
;-ha|??fr ? i Survey's volume "Mln
ral Resources." The figures a (tree
iv'th those of the Director of the
Mint, being he result of co-operation
<c'ween the two bureaus, and are
!;r refore final for both The iro'd
foductlon was valued at $99,673,400
?nd the silver at l28,4i>5.2(M), an in- i
-ease over the figure* for 1WH of ?
'">.113. 400 for gold and I'O^.flOO for
:'ver. The report includes figure* ?
ii'd detailed statements of product- 1
n by States, and comparisons of
:t.e t tal output for the last three
Ui-ades It also includes the statis
ts of imports and exports, as well
is tables of ore production. The re
\,rt can be obtained by application
' the Director of the Survey at
In the District Court for the Dfs
s'lt of Alaska, Division No. 1, at
3k.>gway.
No. 303 SA. ALIAS SUMMONS!
"OR PUBLICATION. Action for!
D'vorce.
I Ima Doree Reynolds,
i 'fink Howard Reynolds.
Defendant
7V> Prank Howard Reynolds, De
vndant
In the name of the United States
if America, greeting:
You are hereby commanded to be
nd appear in the above entitled
"ourt, holden at Skagway, in the
District and Division aforesaid, and
irswer the complaint filed against
on within thirty days from the JCth
lay of May, 1911, and If you fall to
?o appear and answer, the plaintiff
*ill apply to the Court for the re
'.^f prayed for In the complaint,
which is filed in this cause, to-wit:
'or a Judgment of the above entitled
ourt decreeing that plaintiff be
; ran ted an absolute divorce from
said defendant, the care, custody and
jomtrol of plaintiffs and defendant's
ninor child and such other r^ief a*
shall seem to the Court Just and
yivper. The complaint herein was
iied In the office of the clerk of
:ne above entitled Court at Skagway.
>n March 4. 1911. The order for
he publication of this summons was
ssued at Juneau, March 31, 1911.
In witness whereof I have hereun
O set my hand and affixed the seal
>.f the above entitled Court this 31st
!ay of March. 1911.
H. SHATTUCK. Clerk.
By E. W. PETTIT, Deputy
H. B. LePevre. Plaintiffs Attorney.
;ka?rway, Alaska.
First publication, Tuesday. April 4,'ll
Pinal publication, Tuesday, May 9,'11.
A fine mild temperance drink is ?
.he pure whodesome beer nmde from ,
Lb* sparkling waters at Tamwafc* ,
Flails, and the very best barley malt
riih just the right proportion of
dmtcest grown hops Brewed as on
ly the Olympla Brewing company can ,
arow. Ftr sale at the Board at Trad
None better and purer than Gibson
ye. Rainier and Olympia beer. Or
3ere by 'phone promptly drtivered.
rhr- Mascot
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RIGHT NOW
OBT READY FOR ACTIVITIES OF
SPRING
Springtime '? coming The time to
b- fin preparing for It# arrival* I* al
" hen activities, suspended dirrlng the
v'nter. are renewed Th<?i*htfnl men
and women ret rn?dy for It by having
A general house cleaning They hav?
everything In shop and house put in
readiness for a effective service
Thai fx what onr repair department
la for W>> put watches clocks and
all things in onr line In condition for
their MOST EFFECTIVE 8KRWK
Itegln your xeaaon of howse cleaning
and springtime preparation by har
lot your watches and clocks MADE
?o KEEP TIME Re up folate AS
COOD AS NEW and SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED are the watch words
of our repair department
The largest, beat, and moat modern
stock of Jewelry, watches clocks
g'asaware and rhlnaware at RIOHT
PRICKS
We are opticians who do what we
My. Examination* fre?
J IKITA,
Jeweler and Ot>tlclan
THE DISTRICT OF ALASKA, Dl
VISION NIMRER ONE
I nlted Stat. a of America, >
District of Alaafcw. ) as
Division No. 1.
Notice la hereby glTeti that pur
?uant to an order mad<-- by the abov
entitled Court, at Ketchikan. Alaska
I
?r?fial term of <>>?rt at Ska*waj
AJiska; Said ape. la| term convenln#
Skagway, Alaska, on Mond*jr fht
22nd day of May, A. D. 1911, at th?
vcwr of ten o'clock A. M., on a*lo
day
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hav?
h>reunto set my hand and afflxec
ill* Seal of the District Coort thl.
IHh day of April, 1911.
(SEAL) E. W. PETTET.
Clerk of the District Cowrt for th?
District of Alaska. Division No 1
PRORtSffOWAL CAftDSs
Attorney*
ROYAL A. GUNNIWN
A Ha m?jr A ULaw
P. 0 Bo* R AUakl
n. 9. lc pevre
Att?m lyAlliw
<*a?w*r i\ iMt "
OR. L . S. KELLER
DENTIST
Most Modern
Op?n Riantnit
Offlr* Hoir?: >13 a m I < p m
Itaakan Rn!W)nt. RrvHwar
Ifc???al S?rpp!f*
M E. PATTERSON 4 COMPANY
fllP^Irr* f? ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
?4V?J Central HMi . e**tU?. WAn*
Order* by mail ?r rabk- ?lll r
'?It* Kfnmpi ittntlnn '"stuhz1*
< j? reqwaat
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H. P. M BJRKINRIN?
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MISS *?. O. MINOSWAW
T?irh? of
PIANO FORTE
SporlaJ T?rm? for a UmiH
N imb?r ?f
EIGHTH AVE. ANC* MAIN ST
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I here's V'flor ?wd
Strpiiqth
In every drop
cgmphny
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When in SKagway Stop at the
Pullen House jj
MRS. H. S. PULLEN. PROPRIETRESS.
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The Modern Hostelry of Alaska ?
40 ROOMS 40 |
Elegantly F urnished
Single or en Suite
ELECTRIC LIGHTS. BATHS. TELEPHONES r
..The Best of Meals..
TA8LE SUPPLIED WITH BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
Milk and C ream from our own Jersey Dairy.
Mrs. Fritdenth?lt* Fam^ue Hone Made Bread.
B
RATES CONSISTENT WITH THE REST SERVICE
FREE BUS TO AND FROM ALL 8OATS AND TRAINS.
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SKagway Alaska ti
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f The Only FinftCla#* Hotel Opened Under Nrw Man**' +
?u in Carcros* ment ju
?f* H??/Vqwarl?r? tor Attn Ste^n IAo?v 4*
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.f. Scott * Sckwantekamp 4.
f Headquarter* for Mining Men and 1
* Travelers 1
4. SPECIAL RATES AND ACCOM MODI ATI0N3 POR MUSMER9.
* WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST 1
* GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK *r
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