You make a mistake if
you do not stop at
Famous fof its Home Cooking.
Miik, Create, Cottage Cheese ?nd
Buttermilk from our own dairy.
Fresh Eggs, rtc
I in IB
Rooms Single or en Suite Electric Lights
Porcelain Baths on each Boor
RATES -$2.50 PER DAY AND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
^ I I IBM ''
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THE
IM1NN?AP0US. ? MINN.
W e lor Circular in
A: '?ka Fur# a Specialty j j
Very Top Prices Paid. 8 t
Make - Trial - Shipment | "
II? CT3CTCT
RAW FURS
? : WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE BX>R PRICE LIST
Percey's Fur House
Oihkuh, ? Wucouin
Send the Skagway Dally Alaskan
lomo to the states. 76c. por month
The Only Firsft Class Hotel Opened Under New Manage
in Car cross ment
hi>adquart?rs tor Allla Stuw Lfava.
HOTEL SCOTT
Scott & SchwuUek&mp
Headquarters tor Mining Men and
Travelers
SPECIAL RATEP AND ACCOMMOD ATIONS FOR MUSHER8.
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI -ASS BAR STOCK
CARCROSS & YUKON TER.
NEW - COMFORTABLE?-? ELEGANT
The Caribou Hotel
E. W. GIDEON. Proprietor
Carcross, Yukon Territory
"Immediately Opposite the White Pu* Depot
Well Equipped [Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar
Headquarters for "Schulz'a Atlin Royal Mail' Stage Line
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy
H. P. SKIM AN, Prop.
'The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
The largest and best oocducted dairy In A laaka. ? ?*>
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream |
To all point* on White & Yukon Route.
B.M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, ?]- Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicits The Accounts
of Skagway Firms And Individuals.
Onijf (' "bKOMO QUININE," tlvat is ^ On
kMsJ^Sg^id 'JhA . j?
Cere* a CoW in Om Day, Ct -p :n 2 D< lyr
DIlKIHiKS AT WORK OS
TMi: GREAT EXPOSITION
Son Francisco, April 3 ? Dredges'
are now deepening tho Yacht Harbor
or tho Panama-Pacific Intoriiatlon
el Exposition, tu preparation for
thb Incoming ships loaded with lum
ber for tho Palace of Education
rnd other Exhibit Buildings.
Silt Is also being pumped from tho
harbor to fill in tho open space
between the piling and tho shoro
line. A temporary plank road has
been built through tho Exposition
grounds and it Is now posslblo for
visitors to traverse tho site from
Vac Ness avonue to tho presidio.
Tho progress of tho World's
Fair is now visible. Tho work is 1
larther advanced at the present j
time than at any other previous Ex-,
position two years beforo Its for
mal opening.
Tho preliminary work Includes
tho filling In of lands at Harbor
View and the Presidio. Tho con
struction of a rock, sea-wall; con
struction of tho enclosing fence, 80
por cent complete; tho eroctlon of
gri*< n houses and potting houses at
tho Presidio; tho moving of build
ings from the acquired slto; tho
ini( rovement of Fulton Basin, now
90 per cent complete; tho construc
tion of roadways; tho grading of
sites for the various buildings; tho
Installation of sanitary and storm
sewer systems throughout tho
grounds; the preliminary work of
Installation of tho high-pressure
wator sjftem; tho driving of plies
foi the ferry slips at the foot of
Buchaunn street, and tho huudrcds
of other necessary undertakings
which of themselves gave no visible
evidence of tho onormous work al
ready being accomplished.
LF.C.lSluVN'RK MUST IX
KLI'KNCR PATKXT I.AWS
Tlio March bulelli. of the Ameri
can Mining congress has this to
say oil the Alaska situation:
Thu bill referred to In the last
Bulletin, providing for appeals form
the declblon of tho Interior Depart
ment to the courts upon all appli
cations for patent, under locations
pre to 1P06, met the favorable
consideration of the committees of
both tho Senato and tho House,
but failed with tho ending of the
Sixty-second Congress. At this
time it Is understood that the
s;cclal session of tho Sixty-third
Congress will give Its whole atten
tion to tho various tariff bills and
It Is not probablo that tho Alaskan
question will recelvo legislative
consideration. It la hoped that the
new territorial lugislaturo of Alus
ka, now In session at Juneau, will
ren.ovo the doubt as to what fedor
al legislation is needed for Alaska,
by officially determining this ques
tion, and that the National Cong
ress will accept the policy thus out
lined as being representative of tho
wishes of the majority of Alaskans.
Most of tho failures of the past
can bo directly credited to disagree
ment on th? part of those repres
enting Alaska oa to what legisla
tion would be most desirable.
Two Inscriptions.
Gladstone was once staying at a
country bouse where It was the prac
tice for each guest to write In tbe visi
tors" txwlc Ills name and profession
when lie went away. It so bnpi>ened
that his great rival, tlie Karl of Ben
conHfleld. was staying In the same
bouse at the time. Lord Bcaconsfleld.
In slgulug tbe book, characteristically
wrote us his profession. "Patriotism."
Mr. Gladstone (who probably did not
know what Beaconslleld bad written)
signed as bis profession. "Apprentice."
Porfumo Tipplers.
"There are scores of women In Lon
don who drluk ouu do colognc," says a
doctor. "Several society women are
known to make large purchases of
this perfume, and the sellers never for
a moment Imagine thnt their fashion
able customers buy it for drinking In
stead of perfuming purposes. It Is pos
sible to become qulto lutoxlcated by
taking eau de colognc. This scent Is
really alcohol, and many women drink
It neat
"Essence of lavender Is also drunk
by women of England, and It has much
the same effect upon the system as
eau do cologne, raining tbo lining of
tbe stomach and undermlnlug tbe
health."? London Answers.
On* on th* Domini*.
A clergymun from Toronto, when
looking over bis hotel bill In Now
York and seeing tlio uiany extra
charges, said it reminded him of an
Incident which happened In Edin
burgh.
"One wet Sunday morning," be said.
"I hired u cab to go to my church. On
reaching my destination I teudered
tbo cabby the legal fare. 1 shilling.
I and was somewhat surprised to hear
him say, Two shllliu', sir.'
"I looked at the extortioner and ask
ed why be charged 2 shillings, to
which ho dryly answered:
" 'Wo wish to discourage traveling
on the Sabbath as much as possible,
air.'"? New York American.
-t. ? ? ? "?-'?""iM.
Professor Tweeg,
Claim Jumper
Br LAURA COLBY
Tbcre ire persons who, scorning the
great problems of tbe prevent that are
constantly thrusting themselves upon
us, must needs be going back not thou
sands but millions of years to a peri
od wheu there was not a labor union,
a suffragette society or a trust, to dig
up the bones of dinosaurs, Ichthyo
sauri and kindred animals, which, in
stead of being as we are today, all
brnlnR and no body, were all body and
no brains.
There was Professor Tweeg of
university, who bad no use for ? hu
man being who lived on the bank* of
tbe Nile 11.000 years ago, but consider
ed n trilobite of tbe palaeozoic period
a very Interesting creature. And tbe
university to wblcb he was attached
seemed willliig to send him anywhero
he chose to go f'>r the purpose of dig
ging for bones ao old tbat they are
only Ot for paring purposes.
Profeaaor Tweef was riding about
on such a quest over tbe western
plains mounted on a horse which
should have been more Interesting to
hint than those of a mastodon, from the
fact that his bones were ready for a
glue factory, when he met a girl
In cowboy costume with a rltlo slung
to the pommel of her saddle and no
end of cartridges bristllug In her belt.
"Howdy, stranger." she said:
"(iood morning." replied the profes
sor from liehlud his s|>ectacles.
"Be you the feller that Jumped the
Darby and Jones claim?"
"No." replied Tweeg. "I'm the man
to whom it was reported that the bones
of an extinct animal were burled over
there (pointing), and I've been digging
for them. I'm going there now to con
Mnak mr Kerch."
"Waal, I reckon you'd better let the
tuls'ablo buried animal alone and l<Kbt
out. The owners of tbo property ulr
after you, and If they keteb you they're
likely to make you dance with your
legs too Hhort to reach the ground.
There they corao now."
In timed of danger mun U expectcd
to titep to the front. But what can be
expected of a fellow who Is absorbed
lu an age when even atone headed
weapons hadn't been Invented? Tweeg
looked so. helpless that the girl took
pity on btm. "You cotne along with
me." she said. and. turning her horse's
head toward a gulch In the mountain,
she and the professor hastened toward
It, chased by tlie mounted men. When
they arrived nt a defensible position
the girl gave the order to dismount and
got liehlnd bowlders heaped together
by past floods. Tweeg. appreciating
the danger much more readily than
could be expected from one of his Im
practical disposition, placed himself
beside her.
"What's yer gun?" she asked.
"My pistol? I haven't any arms."
"I-ord save usl Was you born with
out any brains lu yer head?"
Thero was no time to reply to this,
for tbo men who were after the mine
Jumper had dismounted a? 4 were ad
vancing on foot, each man ? !th a cock
ed rltlo In his hand. When they came
within range one of them called out:
"Come out o' that."
"You better come and take us out,"
replied the girl.
"Who arc you?"
"I'm Nan Jones."
"You Nan Jones? What you doln'
with that galoot that was dlggln' our
ioWP -
"Iteckon be wa'n't after Oust."
"That won't wash. What else could
ho be after?" *
There was a parley between Nan and
the professor, and It was a creed that
he should explain. Nan exacted a
promise thnt the miners should hold
off for awhile, and the professor raised
his head above the rocks.
"Jist look at him!" cried oue of his
opponents. "He's cot double llRhts In
his head."
"lleckon lie's one o' them monkeys
they had in the show that come al*ng
a spell ago," said another.
"My friends." said the professor, "1
had no Idea that 1 was jumping your
claim or digging In n mine at all. 1
was told that a peculiar bone was
found on your property and. having ex
amined It. 1 found it to bo of the di
nosaurlan family."
"There hntn't never been no slch
family burled there," the spokesman
shouted. "I been here forty year and
know what I say."
"Not a bunion family," the professor
hastened to sny. "1 refer to an animal
thirty feet long."
"What are you glvln' us?"
"I don't mean thnt It exists now, but
lived many millions of years ago."
Expressions of Impatience were
heard coming from ttie men. and they
showed signs of ending the parley.
"He's loouey. You don't want to kill
nn imbecile, do you?" cried Nan.
"I assure you," the professor con
tinued, "that I nm In my sober senses.
I have been sent out here to"?
"Prospect for bones?" cried ode of
to miners.
"! have been sent out here by ?
university to look for the dinosaur, the
Ichthyosaurus and the buffalo."
"Oh. sliet up! There hain't been a
buffalo In these parts In ten year."
After further conference the men
agreed to accept the girl's explanation
and then drew off.
This occurred several years ago.
Nan Jones Is now a freshman ill the
university thnt sent Professor Twees
out to hunt for tho bones of extinct
animals.
Hanatem) Dogs Are Qooo bog*.
In tho most cba rnrterlntlc of English
dogs, with tho English bulldog ns nn
unfortunnto exception of a glaring sort
common senso principles In tho canon
of Judging are distinctly marked. Id
tho case of hounds any good c.vo can
pick out the best animals. TIiIh was
curiously Illustrated not long since Id
private when an artist taken over one
of the hlgge" kennels of foxhounds
picked out the prize and pedigree dogs
one after the othor. lie tfent purely
by his own neiise of ivliat was Btrong
and comely, of "strength and beauty
mot together." as Shelley says In a
very different connection. ? London
Outlook.
DON'T EXPERIMENT
You Will Mako No Mistako if You
Follow llils Advice.
Nover neglect your kidnoys.
If you have pain In tho back,
urinary disorders, dizzinoss und
nervousness. It's tlmo to act and
no tlmo to experiment. Those are
frequently symptoms of kidney
troublo, and a rcmody which u
recommended for tho kidneys should
bo takea In tlmo.
Doau's Kidney Pills aro a good
romedy to uso. It has acted effect
ively in many cases in this vicinity.
Cnn Alaskan residents demand
further proof than tho following to-i
tlmoulal?
E. O. Beaumoat, 635 G 3t?
Euroka, Cal., says: "For a long
time I bad a bad caso of kidnoy and
bladder troublo. The kidney socret
lons were too frequout in passage
and I suffered a groat doul from
backucho that was especially severe
at night. I applied plasters to my
back and used other romedlos, but
without rocetvlng any noticoable
benefit. Happening to see an ar
tlcJo li the papers about Doin's
Kidney Pil's, I procured tho rom
ody. 1 began using it and in- n
short tlmo my kidnoys wero restor
ed to a normal condition. I have
used five boxes of Doau'g Kidney
Pills and can say that I am cured.
As I did not tako any otber romedy
at tho same tlmo, I glvo the full
credit for ray euro to Doan's Kidney
Pills."
For salo by all dealers. Price
50 cents. Fostor-Mllburu Co., Buf
falo, New York, sole agents for the
United Stains.
Remember tho name ? Doan's?
and tako no othor
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Sold at a loss! Malt Rainier, 20
cents per bottle. Especially prepar
ed for sick peoplo and Invalids, and
oocollent for nursing mothers. Only
two barrels left. After that, prlc?
will be 35 cents per bottle.
Pa<k Train Bar.
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Whitehorse, Y. T.
Best Meals and Short Order
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Only White Help Employed
Private Boxes
Furnishings Attractive
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? ?FREE*?
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, fclptbrrl Wjipprr" -
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SEND OS roint KAME ON A POSTAL? TODAY
It's not a Trapper's <? aide. bat a publication
1 stood arery two weeks, which flYftt you ro?
porta of what Isdoln* In all the Market* of
th* World In Aawncan llaw Fura. This
lnfonnatton la worth hundreds of dollar* to
jou. Writ* for it-NO W- ITS FREE
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IlLOCAL BRIEFS
8KAGWAY WEATHER REPOflT
Results ol the observation Uk?a
at Moorc'a Whart at midnight,
Lut night, U as follows:
Temp, time obsor/arn .. . 41 above
Max. preceding ?i br* .. . 35abovo
Mln. " " " . 47abovp
"*o " " " . 35 above
Cloudy and calm, barometer 29:G6.
P. & A. M.
Whlto PaflH I.odgo
' F. & A. / No. 113
meets 2a ..11.! 4tli
Frl. Kv'gs. or each
month. VIMtlng brothers ar<i wel
como. I'hll Abrahams, Secretary
W. ll. Hlllery, W. M.
Fraternal Onler
.-.aKles ?
Skagway Ae:lo
No. 25, Fi-ator
nal Order of
Eagles meets the first and third
Wednesday night ot oach month at
their hall on Firth avenus. Visiting
brothers cordially invited, to attend.
John Orashcl, W. P.; J. M. Keller,
Secretary.
?. !?. o. k.?
Skagway LodgO
No. 431, H. P. O.
E. meets every
, Thursday night
i at 8:30. Elks
club and reading
room upon uully from l p. m. to
12 midnight. Visiting brothers cor
dially welcome. ? W. It. Hlllery, Kx.
fi Goo. Mageo, Secretary.
Arcllc Brotherhood ?
Cam [i Skitgwav No. 1,
A. B. moots every Tues
day evening at 8 : 00 t>.
Visit liiy brothurB cordlnl
ly welcome. ? rrou tonzo, Arctic
Chief. Geo. Robblee, Arctic Kee.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Attorneys
U. B. LE FEVRE
Attorney- AHju w
Commissioner For Yukou ' ,:rltory
to Tako Affidavits
Skagway - - Alaska
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prompt attention. Catalogue on re
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