A??KK THK C.iLI
\U?U> .Vnfte Rat* FMik! Tt >M
r*M? u Stw?jn
A coM, * 1 1 mia, a nMtc ? -*n cfc.
A litUo CABS* may kart it? kW
o??a
Sj?e.ia of rackacke oftoa follow.
Or ks? lrr?falari:r of tb? -rlaa,
A remedy for wok at
lacfca.
Z mediciae tkat ka* aatiaflo*
tiiooaaada
la Doaa* Kidney PUte
TtouiuhU of people rely upo? It
Here is oce case:
Mr* JUr,- E Caxr. 1??4 E ink
?frret. Mrtk, Portland. Ore., ?aye
1 coeeeder Doaaa KiJaev Pllli an
noUnt kidney rmedt and wUj
of rwf*g?tiOft. Tkoy karo bee
very beneficial to n?o 1 aras tro?
M?1 for ever a roar ky kidney cota
rUiat aad a Jail, uargtns back
ache ?-iunK to ae all (be time.
Itaa* ? KW..ey Pllle not only re
lieved lay ,wuna and aohea, but
atrewatbewe-! my kidneys and rejro
lat?4 tke ,>as?a*e? of tke IWitn
*ecretk>iw I still take ltoaa'a KW
wj riils evert *prtnc and fall ami
I find that they a?-t as a tonic to
*f eotire vmew I eroakint be
aitlMMit a *~ippty ot this remedy in
I he kaeoe "
Fnr rale ky all dealers l?rlee
ceota FOMer-Milbam Co., Haf
t?kv New York, sole ajrents for tke
r nited Stat?a
Bt-ueiaber tko name IXmb'*- (
and take no other
HOW'! TMIif
ofier Oa? Hundred Dollars Re
tard lor aay case of catarrh that cat
sot be cured by Hail's Catarrh Cur*.
F. J. C HSkNET * CO., Toledo. O.
We, the uaderslgued bare known
F J. Cheney for the paal 15 year*.
Toledo. O.
aad beUere h'm perfectly honorable
la all bu?.aeat transactions. and fin
ancially able to carry out any oNiga
Uons made by his firm, waldlng. Km
una 4 Marvin. Wholesale cruggist* o
Hall's Catarrh core U taken intern
ally. acting directly upon the blood
aid mo co us surface* of u>e aystem.
TetUuxmials sent free. Price 76c.
per bottle. Sold by all druggist*.
Take Hall s Family PUla for cots*ti
pmm.
<;KK XI n-KARANOR SAI>K
Sold at a loss! Malt Rainior, 2?
rn-nts p*r bottle. ISperlallT pre par
e4 tor sick people and Invalids, and j
excellent for nursing mother*. Only j
two barrels left. After that, price!
will be 3* cents per bottle
Pack Train Bar. i
KKKSH KA8TKRN OV8TKR8
In any quantity, on the half ahell.
first of the at the Pack,
Train K"*t.-*ur:u>t.
XSc for a home cooked meal? j
qukfc. clean service. Where? At]
the New Home Restaurant. Fifth j
Atrenne. naif a minute from Rroadw*. ?
MOORES' WHHRF CO
Termiaos W. p. ft T. Route.
A USouthhontidStaMBer? Arrive aod Depart From Thte Dock
REGULATIONS 19:0.
ft* deHv^ry of nefrfcacdtee from 8 a n. to 5 p. a.
(Vr.-habtea ONLT deNTenpd aa Saaday or at night.
a:: r-.s?ht ehipaeats deatiaed ?o*^bou&d mast be accompanied by ?'
SKIPPER'S MANIFEST < W*r? <*n be oht*.;nrd at the U. S. o?
l?w oSl?i ar.d most V delivered before 5 p. m. No freight will bo
received or tie wharf after tfcte htw.
BftOGAE? Tfelk wtU be coB^cted oa CHECKED BAOOAOK ONLT
No obarre for ban and gr ps wk? unchecked.
The wharf pt> will he rloeec to the public when ateamer Is n<-arta(t
dock aad wlQ be opened wh*? paa^eiyrcrs hare disembarked.
\i barf*** Tariff rat W had or. app&attoc at office on dock.
?. a Bex 'TV E. J. SHAW. General Mjiuor.
Yo? -natr , nbi. i
vom do not *ap ?<
Famous for its Hume Cooking,
Mi9l Cream, Cottage C iieese and
Rutrmmfc from our own dairy.
Fresh l egs etc
; d
Sacir or en Sutfe
Porcelain Bath* on each Boor
FJertiic light*
RATES $2.50 PER DAY AND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
+++++++++++ H +++++++++++i
4
Opened Under New Manage- 4
menl +
4
D* Onlv Fii* Clan 1 Uel
in CarrrtMa
rw? tar VtHa IAba.
HOTEL SCOTT
ScoCt * Scfcwaatekamp +
Headquarters for Mining Men and +
Travelers +
4
??CC1AL *AT*F AND ACCOMMOO ATION9 FOR MUSHERS.
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEbT 4
GOOD STABLE5 FIRST CASS BAR STOCK *?
CARCROSS <?> YUKON TER. *
.++++++++++++++++++++++++4
Hlli!!ll!Hi!!!l! ! ! 1 ! i ! 1'H 1 I 1 I I 1 1 ! M 4
NEW
COMFORTABLE
The Caribou Hotel
E. W. GSDEOV Pwn??e*M
Carcross, Yukon Territory
ELEGANT +
+
+
+
' +
+
+
>???? Jn It i'yp*"*' WW Pmlfepat
+
K* *Schuiz'? \tlin Royal MaiP Stage Line +
+
m n 1 1 n 1 1 n n m n * m i m 1 1 1 1 n m ti
Well Equipped {Furnace Heated Throughout C*fe and Bar
He*dq<
BasQ^ (q Jf
Cra*CoMkiOHftv.Ofba^lS/*
asc
Oft* Mvlttotf by ? H*'?.
j tf ton ask tbe nun in the street (b* ,
?tmple qooctfcto. What te one divided
by * half? be will either reply that the
operation Is an tmrvmsihle one or tiwit
' the answer \* a halt. When .too point :
oot that one divided by two la a half
he will see I hat there la something
wrong m-'inew th-re. hot will stUl he
quite unable to rive the riftoi answer J
When yon t* It him that the ncswer la
two he will either accept tbe *?*ertJon
without understanding It or will dia- ;
put* It tooth and nail. If yoo attempt
: to convince him of hi# error yoo will
find it Is not at all an easy task. HI*
mistake arisen through tbe confound
lng of two diHtlnct Idea*? namely, one
divided Into two and one divided by
. two. One divided Into two I* on* di
vided Into two part*, each part con
tmlnlng a hsif. One divided by two I*
the ratio of one to two or the nnmher j
of tiroes tw<> l? contained In one. To
any one who has thought the matter
; out this seem* clear enough. but to the
: man In the strwt It Is sheer r .nsense.
land be will tell you so ? Exchange.
M? Ran No Risk.
I The tmmp sat. serene ami dirty, on
the hack doorstep eatim: Hie breakfast I
! for whh-h he had whined. and the
aervant stood tooklm: at him curiously
Presently tbe knlutit i?f the road oh
served tt?e attention slie was purine 1
him.
"Wotter yer Inokln' at roe for?" he
asked. In kite curiosity "Think I'm a
lone k?st rousing?"
"No." replied the mnld coolly, "but I
must say you remind me of a man I
useter know."
"Sweetheart?" asked tbe tramp coyly
"None of rour business r waa the
maid's retort "But something hap
pened to hirn whlcb'll never happen
to your
"What's that? Died a millionaire.
I did her
Tbe maid's reply wa* crushing:
"No; he was accident* lit drowned
while bnthlne!"? Pearson's Weekly.
Why Ha Was Brutqo*.
When l?anlel Welistor was secretary
*?f state he visited Kngiand. snd while
In I*>ndon the American minister took
him to call upon Lord Brougham. j
Tbey found the nobleman Unmerar <1
, in business and his reception of tbe
distinguished American was exceed
ingly brusque and Indifferent The
minister was naturally very much
mortified, and. asking Webster to ex
cuse him a moment be drew I/ird
Brongh.im aside, when the following
whispered conversation ensued:
"My lord, do you know who Mr.
Webster Is? He is secretary of state
of the Polled States."
"Why didn't yon say so?" was the
reply. "I tV>nght be was that con
founded fellow who made the diction
ary and tunned the English language
cpslde down."? Memphis Commercial
Appeal.
A Real Patriot
General Uimsay Pott*, praising pa
triotism at n dinner In Chicago * few
year* ago. siild:
"I like to bold up as * patriotic ex
ample yoong SI Hoskins
"SI once decided to enlist He bom j
ed with a desire to serve hi* country.
So he sppllcd at a recruiting office and
was dcly punched and prodded, trot
ted np and down. Jumped over chair*
and table*, etc.
"Then c*nie question time. All *orts
of question* were fired *t SI. and his
answers were urtst satisfactory. Then
came tbe stern inquiry:
" 'Have y>?a ever served a Jail sen
tence?"
" 'N-no. sir.' Si stammered: "but.' be
added hastily. 'I'd be very glad to do
a medium slxed one If It'* necessary.'*
? Lo* Angeles Time*.
Sword* and B*ardt.
At one time in England all "gentle
men" wore swords as well as beard*,
snd their hiiblt of drawing these weap
ons to settle the roost trivial dispute*
Is said to have bad much to do with
the cut and styles In beards. During
this sword wearing period all "bluff
er*" wore their beards cut and hacked
In most outlandish shapes, trying to
convey the Impression that they werr
bad men. who had been In many ter
rific sword combats.
Mora Than On*.
The witnp** testified that he bad
t*en knocked down by a motorcar and
that the chiiuffeor, who was Joy riding.
: bad Riven no warning of his approach.
"Do yon mean," a?kr<1 tbe Judge.
| "that be dldnt bare a born 7"
-No. your homor." replied the wit
new: "1 think he'd had too many."?
: Argonaut.
Tainted Money.
Pat and Mike were discnaslng tbe
affair* of a limited company, ami tbe
latter exclaimed:
"TV* yon think old Screwem'a money
la talrted?"
"Tea." replied Pat "tt haa two taint*
on It? taln't yonra and 't ain't mine."?
London Tit- Pita.
Sh* K^pt Tab.
Tatber^ What time did that yooni
man lea**? Daughter-Just when too
(rot home from the card party and
9u.*an came hack from her night oat.?
Pittsburgh Preaa.
Tranape flatten.
"How dt** yonr husband erprea*
htmscti when be la drunk?"
"He doacnt express blmaelt Tbey
; aend him home In a '.aif-Towa
Topic*.
? ..
Ha OmwI Have a Chanea.
Mrs. Cblnn-Toa know my bnabauO
Ijnat won't listen to food common
sense talk. Mrs Frank? Bow do yoa
know*? Yonkera Staiwiaan.
I
Ifcl+hJtt t)tt
Ibrahim. dual j history Df.
Hester I vx?s i(i#on Jenkins of Cotarabla
univenmv ban related In inonogrsph.
fiiui i?-<1 "Ibtx hi it j i*it?tei. Grand Vlstar
Of ssuWnun ilie Magnificent" was a
child of destin. i
By birta a (irrek. Be ruse from the
?state of a aii>?* to a ponlOoo sacotd
on it to that of tbe sultan himself. tod
tbe secret of 61* swift rise to poww la
subtly indicated bv nn Isolated instance
of bia cl?T?T?ert in playing ? pon Ma
master's vanity. Soon after Suielman'a
marriage the young saltan !? aatd to
hara asked bis grand Drier which of
tb* two ceremonies was the Boer, bla
own or Ibrahim's. ?
"There never bas been a feast equal
to my wedding.' Ibrahim replied.
"Why 7" askrd the sultan, somewhat
offended.
"Oh. my piidtsbah." ssld Ibrahim,
with Intense modesty, "my wedding
was honored l>y the presence of Solet
man. lord of i;he age. Arm ramport of
I si so. possessor of Mecca, lord of Da
maacos and Rlgypt caliph of the lofty
threshold and lord of (be resident* of
the Pleiades. ' but to your festival" who
was there of mjtially esalted rank who
might comer
Eiffa* Towar'a Osnjss.
That the Kffel t^wer moves dally
vertically and bor*iontally has long
been beyond doubt It may be seen In
a gale asrayiag frota side to alda. M
Onlllanroe bn? been Investigating these
movements and has given the resnlta
In a paper read before the Academy of
Science. He finds that the great Iron
structure may vary from two to three
centio?eters In height every day. Tbe
elevation and depression are not equal
ly distribute)!, as only one of Its skies
may be affected by tbe rise or fall of
the temperature, and thus tbe tower
may be compared to a person shifting
his weight slternately from one foot
i to another. If a cloud covers the tower
and hides tlie sun tbe temperature
: falla a few degrees and tbe tower di
minishes. and when tbe ton shines
again It rapHly r1*ea a centimeter or
two. But tlw holts holding tbe frame
together are affected only to an In
finitesimal degree Therefore there la
no danger of auy violent dislocation.?
| Exchange
The Oeg's Day.
Lockily foi the human rac?, though j
atytes come ami go. mankind Itself oev
er goes out of fashion IVigs are not |
so rocky Every age has Its prefer
ence for a particular breed of canine I
beauty. The greyhound, with bis light. j
sketchy outlines, was In high favor |
during the reign of Lonls Xl_ and
tbe Great r*ne, that had previously
been the fs?hloo. declined Into a period !
of "nobody loves me." Ifcines became i
scarce and gtrv hounds plenty. But nn- !
der IjouI* XV. the Pnne "came bock" j
and mnltlplird again. The kind's dog I
1 wore a colliir of gold set with dla- I
moods. Following this, the Scotch ter- j
rier bad his torn. Then tbe greybonnd j
came back In favor. Charles VIIL, I
' rienry IV. and I-ouls XIII loved their j
dogs so well that tbe dogs slept In the j
royal bedrooms ?New Vork Mall.
HigKeit and Lowest Stat*.
Almost ererybody knows which la .
tbe smallest and which Is tbe largest ]
atate In tb* Colon, but bow many !
know whlcfe la tbe lowest and which ;
la the hlgbert? According to tbe meaa ;
arements and calculations made by !
tbe United States geological snrvey. j
Delaware Is the lowest state. It? eleva j
Hon above sea level averaging only j
sixty feet Colorado la tbe bl(be*t av |
eraglng 6 .803 feet above the i?a, while
Wyoming hi a close second, only 100 j
feet lower than Colorado. In minimum ;
elevation Florida and Louisiana dt?
pott aeoood place after Delaware, tbelr |
average ele'ratlon being, for each, 100 :
feet. Taking tbe United States aa a j
wbolo, our rountry lira allghtly above '
j the average elevation of tbe land of j
the globe ?Sew Vork Press.
Hopi Indian Dsbutsi-tsa.
Among the Hopi glrla of marriage
able age slimlfy their wllllngnesa for j
matrimony by doing their hair up In ;
whorls, one over each ear. in the j
symbolism of the tribe these whorls !
represent the blossoms of the aqnasb
rlne. Them? wborla are taken down at
marriage, i nd thereafter the matron
wears ber hair In two rolls, one hang
lng down etich side of her fae?. These
rolls are said to ro preset! . the fnilt of
the squash. -Christian Herald.
|.ur? of Mis CHofr.
' A peppery New England parson wt>o
wss disturbed by bis cbolr during
| prtver tin* rot m with them when
he Rlre out hi* clonic* hymn by add
In*. "1 h<H>* the entire concrefttloo
wll! Join In slnrfn* their rrsnd old
hymn, and I know the cbolr will, for 1
heard tbesi kpmmlof It during the
prayer"
A Fine Distinction,
"la your daughter willing to learn to
: cook and areepr
-No; ahe decline* to do those thin**.
Bat abe aiiya shell take a tour* la
domestic ?rlen*e If wall Mnd ber to
1 some eolleitst"? 1 />w1arllle Courier Jour
i nal.
A Dsbt Recognised.
The wtuld owes me a llTlngP shout
ed the exctlable theorist.
-Well." replied the serene cltlsen.
-you're alKe. aren't rvnV? Washing
ton War.
A Wiaa CHII4.
OoTerneJs? Totntny, what Is the fn
tore of "I ijlatncser
Physician's Child-"! operate." Miss
Brown ?Life
Erery roio Is sained tn this world ss
be shows tiy bis conduct that he wtsbas
to be tmlwA? DrajM*
1 H. D. K1RMSE
PIONEER JEWELER
of Al?b
Lugnt and Mc*? Complete
Stock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
Stores at
SKAC.WAY ft KETCHIKAN
maa'.tatauent
RAW FURS
? : WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE KOU PRICE LIST
Percey's For House
Othkoth, . W.XMH.fl
C. E. Bogardus
Assayer
?
GoM A 8Ut?t IIN
GoM. Sflv?r A Copper ? IN
Cj* nfd? and MlUtn* T?U.
?
90 Colombia'St. Seattle
There is Strength
and Vigor
.JEER
in Every Drop
MA III I Mono
COMPWN\
SEATTLE, WA6H.
J. IKUTA
vr*.ir7*ctT?8W.
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curio*, Ivory Curringi
Indian Basket*
CHINA AND CUT CLASS
Officii %'atcK inspector fnr A*
W. P. * V Ro.te
MW1 Order* |mn prompt r ire
5H1 r YOUR
RAW FURS
TO TUt
A: ska Furs i Specialty
Vary Top Pntn Ptid.
Make - Trial ? Shipment
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium (jniij Alaska
' ug?. < 1ms. Indiridti* R*th?
A Mirxlwnee of VTVer. at
Hotel Aeeomiaod?'ion? Pot
Dished Cabins for Rem . . .
F.veellnt Hunting ami Ki*fetof.
Motor 'Vmunjr ud *#ilir>f.
St*Am?r Oonris f'Otti Juneau
makes Mni-monibiy visit*. In
formation arxl rate* upon reqll**!
Dr. F. L. Goddard. Prop.
Health Resort |
ALASKA!
Relieves CATARRH ?f < J
the
BLADDER !
\ J <
r**e <
?
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, ? Ala ski*
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
R<w|H*rtfnlly Solicit* Tlir Account*
of Nkagway Firm-* Ami Individual*.
T
? The Skagway Pioneer Dairy |
M. W. UIMAN, Prop.
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
j
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream I
Te til prvtit* on Wh!t? Pm * T-Jk 'Ti RnnVe.
I ?! ?? I If lit ?
TheWhitePass <t Yukon Route
TIMK TART/K NO. SI.
((fell? Rxeept Sunday.)
No. t If. Boflnd *?>. ? A. Bo?b4
1st class lot rltM
0:."W? a. m. 8K Alii* AT Arr1*<?e p. m.
18:05 p. m. WHIT* PAW 1 -
12:4.1 " " IjOO CABPf " *:*? " ,
1:40 " " Bwnrrrr " i:W
JI20 - - CARIBOU " II.40 a. a
fl:50 " Arrives WU1TRHOIMK Leaves "
Psasengrrs nun be at depots In time to have Baggage Inspect#*
and chirked Inspection Is stopped 20 mlnates before tearing time of
tralas.
110 pounds of btfgage will be checked free ?ttl seek foil (in
ticket and 71 pouada *rit& each hall tars ttcM. _