LOCAL BRIEFS
SKAOWAY WEATHER REPORT
R?snlte ot the ?t?s?r*aUon UkM
m Moore's Wfcarf At midnight,
last nigfet, it as follows:
leap. uaie ot>Kflr??vt .. .. 46 above
Ma*, preceding 24 hrs .. . tfi above
Mto. " 41 above
4 -an " ?' ?? .. .. &4 above
CJouily and cairn. "tarowU* 39. TS.
BAKERY GOODS.
1 tread? aU klaJe? fresb from tbe
?tea, oakes and p lea. cookies and
dooghavta. m tact a first cJasa ITns o
Nutery fnxsia aiU be touail at the
Vienna HAXery. Broadway, between
Fiftk aad SUth AvetHx*. tf
lio to the "White P?s? Cafe"
for the left annals In Whitehcrse
Now under the msnaiteroent ot Mrs
Orlo,i Kin*. tf
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
From this date on All calls Intend
od f* Henry FrledenUial. the Inde
P?>n.ipnt K'\m*!>n>An should be triad*
to srren-st* <T?l and yo*ir call wtl
re?<eive Immediate attention. He a?
discontinued his office at tbe
? i t 'par Store.
rive coco ONrs to oraw to.
PebMef^rd an J Gibson Rye. Red |
wefscr. l'b?e Ribbon and ra*e Rain j
ler Poer tt the Pt*td of Trade.
HOW S THIST
W? alter One Hundred Dollars Re
gard for any case of catarrh that rat
j aot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
1 S. i. CHKNKY * CO.. Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned have known
f. J. Cheney tor the past 15 years.
Toledo, O.
And believe him perfectly honorable
?a all business transactions, and fin
ancially able to carry out any obllga
: Jons made by his firm. Waldlng, Kin
aan ? Margin, Wholesale druggist* o
| Hall's Catarrh cure >8 taken Intern
j ?lly, acting directly upon the blood
j and mucons surfaces of the system,
i fesUuioslals (eat tree. Price 75c.
{ jer bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Hall a Paaally Pills tor constl
l patlk>TV,
i Rinded whtrktee ? GUson, Mown
I Yernon an<l Be>lmont. The beet of
! Re*r ? Itkte Ribbon, Rudwels*r and
Pale Rainier. at the Mascot. Tel<
cJor? 67. tf
ft
GRA??0 REDUCTION SALE
1 The Pack Train Is now selling a
| ?lg k>l of cJood Oooda at reduced
! wices as they are getting too old to
i aold and sell at a profit Yoors.
1 tf. Herman 'Jrltnm
I Delicious Ice Crewn and ice
I Team ?oda, with strictly pure fruit
| sices and crushed fruits at the
Vienna Cafe, Rmalway. between
Fifth and Si*th Ave?. tf
MOORES' WHARF CO.
Twminim W. P. & T. Rout*.
A II Southbound St earner* Arrive and Depart From Thta Dock
REGULATIONS 1910.
opon fur d*Hvf>ry of m?rrhiu<d!?o from 8 * in. to 5 p. in.
rvrt?taMp? ONLY delivered on Sunder t* at night
Ml fivtacht tKpirents dootinol aontkbound must b* accompanied by ?
SHirPKR'S MANIFEST <p*p*r? ?*n h* obt*n?t nt the U. 9. CM
ton>? offlc*) and wnst N> doH\?rcd befwe S p. in. No freight will be
rrolvod on U>* wWrf *ft*r thVo bout.
nAOC.AE? Tolte will b* coN.ctej on CHKOKKD BAGGAGE ONl.T
No obnrr# Kw ba*? and grlpa when unchecked.
The whnrf cm> ?i'l b? closed to the puMlc rbw ?tofcnirr is no-nlng
'Jock nrd will bo <H?onod when p?ssoncprs b?v# disembarked
\v !>xrf*c* Twift <?s be had on application ?t office on dock.
? CV Bo* 17*. C. J. SHAW. Gereral M*?s?o*'
You nwkr a mwtaltr tf
\-tHi do no? ?top at
Famou* for it* Home Cooking.
MJL Cream, Cottage Ow* and
Buttermilk horn our own dairy.
Fre*h*Eft(j?. etc. ]
F D
Ronro* Sagle o* en Suite FJrctnc Light?
PotwJam Baths on each floor
RATES $2.50 PER DAY AND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
+ + + + + + + + + + 4, + -J-+ t + + v + + v
+
j. The Only FiriJ Class Hotel Opened Under New Ma*iage
j. in Carcross ment
J. H->*dQua.-tAn? tnr AUin StM*> Ltaw.
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HOTEL SCOTT
Scott A Schw&niekamp
* Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
+
.j. SPECIAL HATE* AND ACCOMMOD ATIONS FOR MUSHERS.
+ WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST
GOOD STABLES FIRST a. ASS BAR STOCK
* CARCROSS & YUKON TER.
+ - + + + + + 4.4.+ + 4. + 4.4. + + + 4* + + + + '?? + +
1 i l i-l I 1 ?! 1 M 1 I I : I ; Mvl l I'M I : I-I 'I-M
+ NEW
+
+
+
COMFORTABLE
ELEGANT
The Caribou Hotel
+
E_ W. GIDEON. Proprietor
+ +
+ ^ +
+ Carcross, Yukon Territory +
+ ___________ +
4* ***
Ihnnwdalclv Oppoarte the I'Sitt Pan Depot 4*
* +
+ 4.
^ Well Equipped (Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar *
?r v
+ 4
+ Headquarters for *Schulz'? Adm Royal Mail" Stage Line 4.
? 4*
? 11HIII11 f-M-lM lllf-<HI!! Ml -H-frM-I 1 ! M
(Vx One "RROMO QUR^NE." that Is
Laxative ftroroo
UttiCoMiaOMlX}, GrifTin 2 Days
on
box.
25c
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\ WHAT AILS I
NANCY?
I
fi? M. QUAD
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| Copyright, ttl- bf AfWxMatfri Llt
srsry l'r?sa
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Mis* Nancy Lw was a maiden of
I fortj and dwelt to the village of Char
lotte. Slie was thirty year* old wben
1 her parents died, and then she and
I tier brother Ben kept house together
j for seven or eight rears. Tbeo he
jdled. and Nahcy was (ell alone in tbe
i world.
i Miss Lee could liave rented or sold
i her cottage and haunted. lint she elect
; vd to be Independent by cr>otlnnlug to
! occupy the plnce It was a pea?*ful
; village. with nothiug to make ber
.frnid. and for several years things
( went on without a break Then, all
?if a sudden, an aunt in a town thirty
J miles away was brought to ber dying
I hed and sent for Nancy. The spinster
was absent two weeks She smoothed
! the pillow of the dying woman and
; iirowght borne a feather bod and half a
i barrel of pickles. No one noticed any
| thing strange about her nntl! she had
: twn home ahont a week She fed
| ler hnu*?n<l her hon?e as usual.
The flfst one to discover that Miss
i Nancy T *+ was In tronble was Deacon
llasklns l!e called at the house one
evening to borrow a rat trap, and he
noticed that sh?k wns vet^t nervous
She kept shmgglntt ht<r sh*dlflers and
I hitching ahont, and now and then l*r
1 fnd^ith would tflve a twlh h at the cor
ners, fie sollMtously Inquired If she
bad stepped on a carpet tuck. and she
replied In the negntlre. and be went
home to say to his wife:
"Prudence. Nancy f.ee Is acting very
! qneer tonight "
! "flood lands!"
"Hitched around all the time I was
! In the house."
' "'Yon don't say!"
: "Acted as ft she wanted to hactt np
' to a tree and mh "
| "Deacon TTasklna! I'll ron right j
over! Mehhe she's been taken with ?
I spell "
"Oh. I guess It don't amount to nny
thlng. Beei% eating a green apple like
as not If she gets wuss she'll boiler
to ns from the kitchen winder."
The deacon's wife didn't bo over, but
early next morning Mr? Partridge sent j
i ber son NVlllle over t>? borrow three
j eggs for breakfast He cot them, and !
> he returned home with Ills eyes stick
, Ing out to exclaim:
"Ma, Miss lee was crying when I
| went In!"
"Is It possible?"
"Yes; I caught her at It."
"Wns she Just crying or boohoolng?"
"She was crying and nibbing ber
back agin the edge of a door."
"Heaven save ns! 1 can understand
that she might be crying over so many
deaths In the family, but w-nat on j
earth was she rubbing her back for?"
"It Itched probably." replied her hus
band
"It probably didn't do anything of
the sort There's a mystery here, and
i I'm coins to try to tret to the bottom
| of It
After breakfast Mrs l*artrldge made
an excuse to drop In and see for her
self. The spinster's eyes showed that
she had been weeping She also be
| can to hitch about
"Ton are like a cow In fly time. Nan
[ cy. Pre known you for fifteen years,
and if" you are In trouble I want to
help yon out."
"Rut I'm not In trouble. One feels
lonely once in awhile, and then the
| tears come."
"Yes: 1 know how it Is, and I'm triad
It's no worse for you Run Into my
house any time. Yon know you're al
! ways welcome."
Miss Lee had denied things, but she
: hadn't fooled Mrs. Partridge a little
bit The caller left the house ostensl
! bly for home, but slipped Into the
house of Mrs Goodhue and greeted
! her with:
| "Ruth Goodhue, there's something
j going on In this town!"
"Anybody's clothesline been robbed V
| "No. but Nancy Lee Is crying and
hitching around and rubbing her back
on the edges of doors."
"But what alls her?"
"That's to be found out. That's the
mystery. She says it hain't nothing
! 'tall, but of course we know better.
| We must make ber tell."
"Yes. she's got to."
The two women started oat and call- '
ed on nine or ten other women, and
before night Nancy Lee was the talk
; of the village She had been crying
and hitching and nibbing a?d yet had
refused to explain. The good wife of
Deacon Hasfclna had dropped In to
borrow a nutmeg and then had made
opportunity to say:
"Nancy, your mother and ire used
to play tr-ccther as children. Why
don't you tell me what alia you?" "
"I? can't-telir was walled out
"Nancy Lee. are yon !n love?" was
?ternly asked.
"No"
i "Have yon been Jilted?"
"No."
| The deacon's wife stuck and hung,
bnt the mystery was not to be solved?
not that day. It was three days later
when twenty-seven women, headed by
the minister's wife, called and put the
?plnster through the third degree
TTien the awful troth came but
"Nancy lamed her back cry! tig over
her aunt" exr^ained Mrs Hasktns to
the deacon that evening. "She got a
woman to put on a porous plaster for
ber. and when it began to? to"?
"Regnn to Itch I nnrtfrstahd."
"She couldn't get at It to get It off."'
"Humph: And that's what ailed Nun
! cy!" sniffed the deacon as he wound
i up the clock and prepared fbr bed.
I
A Realistic
Proposal
, . "TrT *
Br EDNA B. TCWER
i It wit ,n the ?wv#l summer -time,
j when ttie liiNcta were hummlajt the
birds ??r? twittering. the Innn \ve* j
moving drowsily, tbat two youikftp?t< '
KMis sat In a flower garden If tb?
! reatfnl aotne aWot tbrtn WerW oMl
enough to atlr twir young Mood A#?
k>vc. the |>erfuine of the flowers was
more than enough
"I went the other night.* b# aald.
"to ** this yotmg feflow Rm#h Ibow
off lo palmistry lie read div lines,
and it wn* renllj tjulfe remarkable
bow man; troth* he told me." '?
j "Wlmt did In* tell i <xi
"Well, he until Hint I luuln't yft met
fbe girl nliu woiikl nmkf iw happf."
. lie looked at her searchlngi/ Sh#'
' looked but nt the tiowers.
i "Did be ?ay von hud m?t the girl
who woolii make too miserable?* "bo
aaked. . . I
"Well, no: he ditto t ?ntr anyffiftTe
' Hbr?nt flint"
I "Then b?t didn't mention anv pirtlc
olar glrlr . j
! "P?ti; he didn't*
! "f>h, 1 d drtt ftnow Mf Ihaf M had
I aomehodr with a red hwtd and freckle^
In view."
"He explained that what he iiteant
i wn? that I had met a plM ?*ho <ould
I make me imwvr ?' ahe wanted to, but
| tbat ah* d'dn't want W"
I She wan not to lie drawn ?it? Irt this
i faahlon. Voting men are prone M flab
! for a sign. They don't nanally fft (V
I The Ctrl prefpfa to hare htiH no It all
alone by hlmaelf. It * not her part to
I tell him anything to aid hint In mak
| Ine up hla mind whether he la to he
j accepted n- thrown over her shoulder.
! "Did he say ahe Waa rerf headed?"
"No Why do yon ask tUatr*
' "Oh. everybody haa noticed yotif at
I tentlona to Sue tinker."
"KterthoAy except myself. I hare
not notlcvd It*"
"Then It'll time yon did."
i Hla feel! a# around for a algn Waa
' not loccecdlng. There waa a falbl In
| Mention of jealousy In this continued
I introduction of a girl to whtm he had
| shown aome attention, hat thle didn't
I mean love or that he would be an to
cvpted sultjr If he propoacd. He Waa
j ready to offer l>otb lovr. and marrlaga,
: but what man carea to do that without
I some assurance that be la not to be
turned down?
"Miss Rnker la a lovely girl," he
I said after a pause. "Any man who
i wlna her 1 think she would make hap
r?y. Her linlr Isn't red. Ifa no hum.
j nnd I never noticed any frecklea on
her facew"
! "I dare aay ahe la a beautiful char
j aeter. That'a what yoo want. I aup
, nose, nnd Rf yorn are color blind ahe
| would anlt yon very well."
| "I don't ace what abe has to do with
this conversation I didn't bring ber
IbSlt* .
I He said this In a miffed tone. She
! reeogfil*ed that !t was time to tighten
| the line a bit? the Bah mtstit Ret off the
j hook. Rut ?he didn't do any Jerkins
I "Are you going to the tennis tonrna
! ment on Saturday?" she asked.
! "I don't know. I'm not especially In
| terested In tennis Just now."
"Oot anything on your mind 7"
"Nothing particular?] mean notb
j fng that should make me stay away
I from the tournament Shall I drop In
I for yon as li po by?"
"I'm not sure I'll po."
"No: I hire a partial enpapement
for Saturday."
"Oh! Th? men don't hate to work
Saturday afternoons. They have a
I chance to dally with their sweethearts
j I should have remembered that."
"I didn't say my enpapement was
with a man "
I "No, but that was to be Inferred.
| Don't you llhlnk yon conM pet out of
It and po oot for a spin In my autof
{ She dinned that this Indicated an In
I tentlon to put off what be was trying
I to pet out till the onM ride. He had
i made severs! failures before, and the
j i >rtf err od to have It ? rer with,
i "No," she replied. *1 couldn't"
"1 thought you said the enpapement
| was only a partial one."
"I can't gt> to ride anyway."
"VChj not IT"
"Well. I'm going away on a visit, and
on Saturday 1 must be making tny
preparation!!." ,1
"How loup are yon poing fo be !
away?" j
"Several weeks or several months,
maybe."
This was bepinnlnp to wind In the
line. He knew these weeks or months
would be a miserable supense to hint
He mast brace up and know the wefrst
before ?he went away. Suppoae she
should defer a definite answer till bet
return. Th?i thought was terrible. Bet
ter have It over with one way or tt?e
Other. He ijtarted In:
"You know we've been a great deal
topether. I've Always bad a great (Mai
of respect for"?
"Are yon polng to the Carters' on
Wednesday evening?"
He had made up his mind and was
not to be thrown off the track even by j
so irrelevant a remark. He coptlnued: I
"1 tell yoci what? I love you a whale
Jot. and 1 want you to be my wlfa."
Her head dropped on his sboulderin
fhe most approved fashion. She aatd
she had never dreamed of bia loving
her. and. n?w that she knew It, the
couldn't understand how be had con
cealed It frcro her. She moat ask for
a few diiys !t> wttlfB to- fle bepgW
pitiably, ami she said "Yes."
There had been a pood deal of alrtr
mlshlnp. wlilch rendered the word all
the tweeter.
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RAW FURS
-: WE FAY :?
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
| WHITE FOR fRttK LIST
Percey's Fur House
* MNRMfti' ? ' ' WiMMMia
C. E. Bogardus
A?isayer
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OoM. HM??r ft Copper .. J W
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90 Columbia St. Seattle
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and Vigor
in Every Drop
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SEATTLE, WA8H.
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jeweler
WATCHES '
AND CLOClCS
Curio*, Itoi y Cartings
>7 Indian B*?tu-t?
CHINA AND CUT CLASS
ferial ' 4 ?fell tnaprtf'iT let the
W. P. At V. Rout
Mm I Offer* arrtm prompt ?
. 3HIP YpUP
RAW FURS
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SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium l-V/Vil Alaaka
> A Jilil i ? J" ?
*nrr^ ' lean. fwlrtiriiikl FtythA
Ah*n?ii?W *Tf V/?f?*r ' fl?*t of
ffot*J AecotninodaMon* t'ur
niohed r*hiM tor Rent. ....
K.* oeli?nt nmuox itwl Pi?h!ntr
*fotnr ItoMtinir *n<)
fcttamnr Geniiria from
noake* *l*lt*. In
formal i<>n ?n<l ruf ?? upon r<?|iie?t
Dr. F. L. Coddard, Prop.
Health Resort
-of
ALASKA
Location notice*, pracer an<l quart*
for sale by the Dally Alaskan. tt
I
B. M. BEHRENDS,B?fiker
Juneau, ? Alaski?
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully {Solicit* The Accoant*
of Skagway Firm* And Indiridnal*
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?+?+?+?+?+?+?+?+?+? a+Ci
| The Skagway Pioneer Dairy
H. P. 8KMAH, Prop.
<rThe Sanitary Milk Ranch"
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The largest and b??t conducted dairy in A laska ? +
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To >11 pofcuon Waiw? Pm * Yokon 8<rot?.
The White Pass AYukon Route
TIME TABLE NO. 2?.
(Dally Except 8?ndajr.)
No. f K. Bofind No. 2 8. Botind
i.si class 1st clam
9: SO a. m. LeaTes gRAGVAT Arrives 4:3." p. tn.
<2:0 r, p. m. " WHITE PASS Lmrn 3:0.% ?
12:4* " " LOG CABIN " 2:20 "
1:40 " " BENNETT " t:4 S -
3:20 " " CARIBOU " 11:40 a. to.
3:00 " Arrives \THTTEHOR8E Leavea 0:80 f
Passengers mon be at depot* In time to have Baggage In?pect?-d
and checked. Inspection is stopped 30 mlsutes before leaving time of
trains.
150 pounds of baggage will be checked Ire* with each fall fare
ticket and 75 pounds with each half fare tick*.