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TSr Only Firft Class Hotel Opened Under New Manage
j. in Carcross ment
+ Bar AtBa 3tM* Uaa.
I HOTEL SCOTT
J. Scott A Sc2?w*nJek*n:p
* Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
T
.j. SPECIAL R *TES AND ACCOVMOO A'lONS FOR MUSHERS.
* WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI .ASS BAR STOCK
J CARCROSS ^ ?> YUKON TER.
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THE EYE Cc GENIUS.
tK* S?*? " ** Hit SyiHm
Ov? Tr Oe*ect v-? Vi??n.
M v ?? yii.V ?r the newspapers
fk^f* vec of the part K^tl prw
kHTV pi*yej iT? the liw of p?*t musi
cians *p.1 m tit* -*. What was C*!>e?1
-th* oye of ce- ?" ** i'hjstratipd in
many port-flirs. n.-naMy tV I##!**'*
jvi ct'nirs of K' h" "vl W acnor, In ^ hWi
?ne eye ?1t\>vv s ? I* s-"Torr K>1 by
?HK>NltTV tmrt'i" of TV prest
fwmyww ? sK V N^Sl1 1 ? *hf sn?1 1 Tl ^ m
nv !?< *h-rrv*>1 nerve* arsi fts of
violent ?v vr. were attribute to eyr
strain TV ?1 so*"*'* ha* *:noe (W
aoceoted hy his b!'"^rr p^>or, Kr.;s. h!m
fe'f x ph.vsj.-ian S' ? :sr if tes* oon
si^e caws ha xx1 Nvn ma<1e out to
e\pis n the 'o>on? v Twine of lieorpr
F^lot. B-owr r.i the v'r r'jrles. l>*rwin. j
UuxVy, H.^-Vl Speroer. Ralwc. j
T* :v SktiKkf. Tti'MftWilg *n>1
PtlKW
The strain c of the nervous system
d?e to vVfON-ii e >Kv>n *s to he found
(?Mi * n ' i <r rv eye* !n work j
near at hats'. "1 eye of cc~ HS" is
a? ownrmMi ns typesetters an>l
*? >"0"* ?:v! typeHTib
e-*.. bookkeeper*. laf*e workers an<*
f*?Tn<nv5ws a* * rvne the master j
spirits Bin*' ? 1 ? tter* It is. !"
?
fortunate few st ?' r to * boose tb?- *
ti've srsl ptaop ot Uih-v. t ? fiml tvst
iirJ t>v tjwation *Nti i!wt need it
.
a
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htvJ c-> X i .v is. >: - Metropolitan j
MftgAX ne
THE ART CF FELTING.
It Was D*??cT*i Lpig Be'c-* *s?
M tivt- W? F>-*i Krcwn.
Feit ;s 4 ?..:>-'c (onacO mitbont
vo.-.v.ij: by ra ? - sijrr.rrr.cr of tbe
t? :xVrvy of h-->iT aaJ wool to int*rtaoe
t:>U r r.c to o h oth?-r Ar.tiqiiar sns
state t:-*!t tV s" ' (? tirte tt -? ,levo!
lw? :> rc *" itw the Ohr? j
r j,-s 1 ? ? y wr ? rro?
\s;.Vr ? - staio tfc-it tbe fcltinc
?s yr ot . " .t or wpi ! frotr
ti* wimra ?=tmo:Br* %.?' tho nwtorial.
TT* h.-ir o* n -<t stiisial* i? aotioeO
ti"> J* o> ?* ? - n ' >o?1 or jicp?!
on it* s?r v Thiv t* tV roope ap
jvarpnt ? ! n n e\flTi;ftar<ofl of tlie
tvaScrs. '? rss<V? rv thr aHI of s
- ?-:??(? fho^
*ppo:;"^ T-> s ^ " < on ti?f
'
th? tip of ? eft ;v?trt5 to ;Sh> on?i of tN
bair.
b-ir? r-e r tb,*?e " hi h
tx in TV ofXv'- '?? iini-rtion to oa l
other ? .! ;ntt-r(.wk t>i'h tf>?* iwirhf- o: j
the hr.ir sn-Trop : rvs ?t r.n effort ti
?
a natural fer<Vn^ TO ovri il?> inier'no
inc prr?-e?? i *? - rsve?1 fo!::np i*
n>v* easi'y Rvx\<?rp ?N?4
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weso! by " ? in a **?>? det^>"e
o:bw?r anim-. k hav?. t :n tN - <x>re r:ns
This i< tmp of tv co^t o\. hare, rah
bit and -Nt-n Vori Si:n
EaHy Manu?cipt*.
The type of tetter* in early manuscript
was the same a* that of lV>*e o?o>i on
the ear :er ner.il p-(te< nTi<5 wax tab
lets. All letter* *ere capital* Mina*
cufe. or nu.l lettering. ?* <vpo?eJ to
th* n>.vjasca'<e. ? js inventeJ In tte
^ ? ~
tm-Tt- WS- Hv<" S*V?. ltl? POtWecn I If
s-or\1< Thorp nt> punctuation ?n
tesj. possib'y some mark Iviweon sen
tences When ?ursive writinc wiw
into ponoral n*. about the N-cinninc
of the tenth century tho art wa? prac
ticed hy only a few hichly trained
scrihes This omtlniiod all throueh
the rotddV aces i"ho s. ril>>>s wore art
tsrs. and they carried their art to a
hijrh decree of perfect i<*n Many of
:l>e manuscripts of that period a re vert
hcaot:fn' specimens of handiwork and
as perfect as print
grotesque" stupidity.
e>' St?*>i?y"? E*p?rtf?cti With
th? **ne?n N?tiv??.
The natives c^.-entral Africa are de
? ril d ! ^ the tMte Sir Henry M Stan
ley in hK atntoMocraphy as helnc In
credibly stupid. He tells, for e*am
p-e. of one native who. with another
man. was sent In a canoe across a
liver to fetch a company of men to
,-ar. p. After waiting an hour Stanley
we*it to the river, whet* he found the
two prdri'inc each in an opposite d I rec
ti -?n an.l blaming the other for hi* stu
pidity They wet* In a passion of cx
< Itoraort and quite unable to hear the
ad\ it^e of the nten u tiws the river, who
wore haw line directions to thorn how
to mannpr their canoe.
\- ? ,r s:upM fellow was generally
v -. : * >m mnUhment because his
i v: ^ u re so absurd One day we
s g ilown tho Konfn Near
caT ; ; i>o as ho htppened to i?o
S>w man. I bade him stand by and
whoa 1 called out scire the prtiss on
the bank to stop the boat In a little
while we came to a fit place. and I
' Tied. "Hold hard. Ktrancor*
"I* i-aso ?i?<d. ni 'stor." ho re: ici anil
forthwith sprrtnc on ?hoiv and seized
the grass with l??th li.i:id? whi'o wo. of
?carve, were rnpid'y swept on down
stream
The N>at s crew roared at tho r dim
cost t ' e tirol men a hr.nl puil up river
for r eior.v p -e w-;ss nvaSlac.e for ??
oamp
What 1*
napptTH-v* i?. t; _?? i"- mrailiix lr
na 'ire It c.ir. crow in -v soil, lire
!lT??cr any It dctios envt
rocitwnt It -?>rr>o-> from within It Is
thf rvve -f' r if tl ?? depth* of the In
nor !ifc as- ~; t an! hi-at proclaim tlir
snn f- ti n^i f tfcej radiate Happ!
3?x< ? not of havinc. hot of bo
'r.z: not rf posst-ssinc. but of enjoy
nc It i? th* nnns clow of a hoart at
?vw?oe with'- f'solf A martyr at the
?t.->ke mst ha*< ?iapi>iness that a klnp
??>n his t!r,^->e _tit <nrr Man is the
creator ot h > t*n happino*s It Is tho
I a*v?ma of a life Hrod in harmony with
. h rh idfn:^ Tor what a man has be
it tn dependent ???n others; what ho
^ is rp?ts w ith hi-^ r "?? What he oh
tains in life is hut r ?'inisition: what he
attains is cmwth Happiness Is the
soil's Jot in the possession of the In
tangible -William vleorco Jordan.
0"? Way te Look at It.
"A man aiways pets on easier by
rakinc his wife* arMoe.'
"Yes." answers Mr. Meekton.
"When thlncs turn ?ut badly there
isat so moth said.''
A bn-ybouj is away* malevolent.?
Latin.
My spark may prow creator by tin
Slliifi my brother's taper -Jeremy Tay
tor
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77ie Caribou Hotel
+ NEW ? COMFORTABLE ELEGANT *
+
ine Lanoou noiei *
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E. V. GIDEON. Proprietor ^
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lnmie<ii?l?K Opposite tHt WKite P??? Depot *5*
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+ ^ 4.
.j. W ell Equipped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar ^
+ ????? J.
+ Headquarters for *Sct>ulz*s Adin Royal Mail* Stage Line
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Ow BROMO P fiTlf box.
LttlSve B~22 /dX%> ? *
Car??Coi4?nOi*iM?.
I I
You make a mistake i(
you do not stop at
Famous for its Home Cooking,
Milk, Cream, Cottage Cheese and
Buttermilk from our own dairy.
Fresh Eggs. etc.
D
Rooms Single or en Suite Electric Lights
PorcAun Baths on each floor
RATES $2.50 PER DAY AND UP .
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
TIU'STKKS SA1.K.
NOTICE IS HKRKBY GIVEN,
That by Instructions from the Com
missioner of the United States Gen
eral Land Office, and In accordance
with the regulations governing Town
sites on Public l?ands In Alaska, Is
sued from the General Land Office
August 1. 19#4.
I, the undersigned. Trustee for
the Tovrnslte of the Town of Skag
way. Alaska, will sell at the Town
Hall In said Town of Skagway, Al
aska, on Thursday, the first day
of August, 1912, at the hour of two ^
(2) o'clock In the afternoon, at
Public Outcry, for cash, to the high
est bidder, all hots and Tracts re
maining unoccupied and unclaimed
at the date of entry of said Town
site, and all l<ots and Tracts claim
ed and awarded on which the as
sessments have not been paid upon
the date of such sale.
The following Is a full true list
and description of all the Lots and
Tracts to be at such sale sold,
which said Lots and Tracts were
unclaimed kt, the date of the entry
of said Townslte, to-wlt:
l^ot No. 5.. Block No 8
lx>t No. T . . Block No. S
Lot No. 11.. Block No 1 3
I.ot No 12.. Block No. 13
Lot No 1 . Block No. 1 4
L'M No 2. .Block No 14
1 ,ot No 11.. Block No 14
L.it No 12.. Block No. 14
U?t No 1 .Bio. k No 15
L>t No 2. . Block No 15
lx>t No. 11.. Block No. 15
Lot No. 12 . Block No 15
l*ot No 2. .Block No IS
lx*t No 4.. Block No IT
Lot No 5 .. Block No. 17
l?ot No. (. .Block No. 17
Lot No. S . Block No 1 7
U>t No 9 . . Block No 17
Ix?t No. 9.. Block No. IS |
The North half of Lot No 6.
Block No. 19.
Lot No. 1.. Block No. 3"
I^>t No. 2.. Block No. 30
l^>t No. 11.. Block No. 30
Lot No. 12.. Block No. 30
Lot No. 1.. Block No. 31 I
l~->t No. 2.. Block No. 31
Fractional Lot No 4.. Block No. 3." 1
Lot No 7.. Block No. 33
Ix>t No. S .. Block No. 33 J
Fractional Lot No 9.. Block No. 3."
Lot No. 1.. Block No. 40
l^ot No. 10.. Block No. 4 2 j
Ix?t No. 11 . .Block No 42 ;
Ix>t No. 12.. Block No. 42
1/Ot No. 10.. Block No. 56
Ix>t No. 2 .. Block No. 57
Lot No 4 .. Block No. 57
The South 60 feet of Ijot No. 1.
Block No. 58.
I/Ot No. 6.. Block No. 58
l<ot No. 2.. Block No. 63
1*>t No 2.. Block No. 65
Lot No. 5.. Block No. 65
Lot No. 6.. Block No. 65
Lot No 9 .. Block No. 70
I-ot No. 1.. Block No. 71
lx>t No. 2 . . Block No 7 1 i
Ix>t No. 3.. Block No. 71
Ix>t No. 4.. Block No. 71
Lot No. 5.. Block No. 71
l>ot No. 3.. Block No. 72
I>ot No. 4.. Block No. 72
Lot No. 3.. Block No. 73
Lot No. 5.. Block No. 73
That part of Lot No. 1 In Block
No. 74, ljlng West of the West
boundary line of the right-of
way of the P. & A. R. & N. Co.,
as delineated upon the plat.
Lot No. 2 . . Block No. 7 4
That part of Lot No. 12, Block
No. 74, lying West of the West
boundary line of the right-of
way of the P. & A. R. & N.
Co., as delineated upon the plat.
Lot No. 7 . . Block N'o. 7 5
Lot No. 11.. Block No. 75
I?ot No. 12.. Block No. 75
Lot No. 1.. Block No. 76
IrfOt No. 1.. Block No. 77
Lot No. 3.. Block No. 78
Lot No. 4. .Block No. 78
Lot No. 5.. Block No. 78
The N. 4 of N. % Lot No. 7.
Block No. 78.
Ix>t No. 8.. Block No. 78
Ix>t No. 9.. Block No. 78
Lot No. 1.. Block No. 79
Lot No. 2. .Block No. 79
Lot No. 3.. Block No. 79
Ix>t No. 4.. Block No. 79
Lot No. 5.. Block Nt 79
Lot No. 6.. Block No 79
Lot No. 7 ? Block No. 79
Ix>t No. 8. .Block No 79
Ix)t No. 9 .. Block No. 79
Ixti No. 10.. Block No. 79
l^ot No. 11 . .Block No. 79
l,ot No. 12. .Block No. 79
I <ot No. 5 . .Block No. 82
lx>t No 8.. Block No. 82
l*ot No. 10. .Block No. 83
l?ot No. 11. . Block No 83
Lot No. 2. .Block No. 84
1/Ot No. 3.. Block No 8 4
l?ot No. 2. .Block No. 85
Lot No. 3.. Block No. 85
1/Ot No. 4.. Block No. 85
l*ot No. 5. .Block No 85
lx>t No. 6.. Block No. 85
I*ot No 11. . Block No. 85
That part of lot No. 1, Block
No. 86, lying West of the West
boundary line of the P ft A.
R. * N. Co., as delineated upon
the plat.
l*>t No 3. Block No 86
I^>t No 4 . Block No. 86
I^ot No. 5. .Block No 86
Lot No. 6 . Block No 86
That part of Ixit No 10, Block
No. 88, lying West of the Weil
boundary line of the P. ft A. R.
& N. Co., as delineated upon
the plat.
Ix>t No. 5.. Block No. 90
l?ot No. 9.. Block No. 90
l?ot No. 3.. Block No. 92
T^ot No. 9.. Block No. 92
l,ot No. 1. Block No 93
l*ot No. 11.. Block No 93
Lot No. 12. Block No 93
l*ot No. 1.. Block No. 94
Ix>t No 4 . Block No. 94
l-ot No. 5. .Block No 94
l?ot No. 6 . Block No 94
Ix>t No. 9.. Block No. 95
I*?t No. 2.. Block No. 96
lx?t No. 3 . . Block No. 96
Ix>t No. 4 . Block No. 96
l?ot No. 8.. Block No. 96
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03
03
04
04
05
05
05
05
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111
11
11
12
13
13
13
13
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
19
19
19
19
19
20
20
21
22
I/Ot No. 4 .. Block No.
l*ot No. 5 . . Block No.
liOt No. 7.. Block No.
1/Ot No. 4 . .Block No.
Lot No. 9.. Block No.
lx>t No. 4.. Block No.
lyot No. 6, .Block No.
Lot No. 8 . . Block No.
I?ot No 9 .. Block No.
lot No. 4.. Block No.
Lot No. 6. .Block No.
lx>t No. 7 . . Block No.
Lot No. 8 . . Block No.
lx>t No. 1 . . Block No.
lx)t No. 2. .Block No.
Ix>t No. 3 . . Block No.
I#ot No. 4. .Block No.
lyot No. 10. .Block No.
I*ot No. 2 . . Block No.
lx>t No. 3 . . Block No.
I?ot No. 4. .Block No.
l^ot No. 5 . . Block No.
l*ot No. 6. .Block No.
Lot No. 8. .Block No.
lx?t No. 9'. . Block No.
1 .o t No. 8. .Block No.
Lot No. 9 . . Block No.
Lot No. 10. .Block No.
Lot No. 11.. Block No.
Lot No. 12.. Block No.
Ix>t No. 4 . . Block No.
Lot No. 9 . . Block No.
I /ot No. 8. .Block No.
I/Ot No. 10. .Block No
That part of Lot No. 4. Block
No. 127, lying West of the West
boundary line of the P. ft A. R.
ft N. Co., as delineated upon
the plat.
Lot No 6. .Block No. 117
I/Ot No. 4. .Block No. 128
Lot No. .Block No. 128
Tract Lettered A.
Tract Lettered D.
That part of Lot No. 6, Block
Lettered I, lying West of the
West boundary line of the P.
ft A. R. ft N. Co., as delineat
ed upon the plat.
IjOt No. 3.. Block I^ettered R
Lot No. 10.. Block Lettered R.
Lot No. 1.. Block Lettered S
Full assessments hare been paid
on all Lots and Tracts within
said Townslte that were claimed
and awarded at the Hate of. entry.
All persons are warned against
forming any combination or
agreement which will prevent
any Lot from selling advantage
ously or which will in any way
hinder or embarrass the sale,
and all persons so offending
will be prosecuted under Sec.
2373 of the Revised Statute* of
the United States.
William W. Bough ton,
Trustee for the Town
sits of Jtka*way, Alaska.
SEATTLE'S
Leading Popular Prlc*** Hotel
Hotel
Georgian
Eoropr?n Plan
Ml Out*M<? Sonny
Room*. Rl?nntlr
FornUh^d
f?mpl<? Rooms
Oomm<>rri?l h F?m
llr Irtd' Solk" W
RATES
<tnrle Room* |l up
Two l>r*on* fl.50 np
Room with t>?th|1.S0
Two Person* fc.SO up
F. O. OALDWKLL.
M?n?eor
Tike Rut Ukc fir from KOVJK I M AVENUE
Rnkin TV1!*)! to Fourth Rct.rnkm A Ptbr
RAW FURS
? : WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WHITE FOR PRK E LIST
Percey's Fur House
O?hko?h, - Wi?f?n?in
C. E. Bogardus
Assayer
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QoM A Sllrw 91 00
OoM, SUrcr A Copper .. 1 M
Cyanide and Milling T?*t*
90 Colombia St. Seattle
There is .Strength
and Vigor
in Every Drop
Hit Ml) I ill
COM F AN V
SEATTLE, WA8H.
LOCAL BRIEFS
8KAGWAY WEATHER REPORT
Reauita of the obe?rvaUon taken
at Moore's Wharf at midnight,
last night, is as follows:
Temp, time nt#?fafr, .. .. 60 above
Mai. preceding 24 hn .. . 73 abova
Mia. " 60 above
?lean - " " ? above
BarocieUir 30. Cloudy and calm.
J. IKUTA
MAHrPACTTRIJUJ
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curios, Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
CHINA AND CUT CI.ASS
Official Watch Inspector for the
W. P. ?i Y. Route
Moil Order* Riven prompt care
WIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THE
HIWEAPOLrt. urn*
W i'.e for Circular ma
At -ska Furs a Specialty
iVery Top Pricw Paid.
Make ? Trial ? Shipment
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium [$**) Alaska
^arge, C lean. Individual Baths.
Abundance of ?7ater. Best of
Hotel Accommodation#. Fur
nished Cabin* for Kent . . .
Excellent Hunting and Fishing.
Motor Hoating and Sailing,
frtaimer Georgia from Jnneau
makes semi-monthly visit*. In
formation and rates upon request
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
Health Resort
of
ALASKA
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Assets Over Four Million Dollars
| Phil Abrahams 5ka?way jj
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B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Resjwtfully Solicit* The Account*
of Skagway Firms And Individual*
_l I
? The Skagway Pioneer Dairy ?
+ ================== ?
? M. W. IEEMAN, Prop.
+ "The Sanitary Milk Ranch" ?
t . . t
The largest and teit conducted dairy in /?!aaka. ? ? <
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Daily Shipment* of Pure Milk and Cream
To all point* on White Pax* * Yukon Rout*.