[You make a nwtakr if
Famous for its Home Cooking.
Milk, Cream. Cottage Cheese ami
Buttermilk from our own dairy.
Fresh Eggs, etc*
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II L l U L L L 1 1 \J U v/
Room Single or en Suite i . ^Electnc Lights
Porcelain Baths on each Boor]
RATES? $2.50 PER DAY AND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THE
MINNEAPOLIS, ? MINN.
W lor Circular -
At?ska Fur* a Specialty
Very Top Price* Paid.
Make - Trial - Shipment
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j RAW FURSj
? : WE PAY
I HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
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The Skagway Pioneer Dairy ?<
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To *11 polctsoo Whit* Pia A Yukon Route.
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B.M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, ^Alaaka
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicit*" The Accounts
of Skagway Finns And Individuals
CVly O k- MO MO QUTNINr," that h
jj ^axativ j jfrromo Quinine
CtiraiCoMhOiNDiy, Crip id 3 Days' h-at# ^ 33e
OPEN OUT YOUR HAND.
Th?rt Net* tho Effort It Require* to
Knp It From Closing.
Mr, qv tbousaud* or yenrs have elaps
?d store tbe aacMtors or man lived In
twi lit la never to l>? forgotten tbat
though ape-Ilk* forms. they were not
apes.i Yet. In spite of these tens Of
centuries that have |*i*sed by. man baa
not yet forgotten the Instinct of self
preservation In the forest As b? was
a tailless creature be was compelled
to depend for bin safety on tbe grasp
Ing jiower of hla hand* and feet. For
many age*, however, be had gradually
been going on the ground more and
more and in tbe tree* leaa and leas so
that hla fevt l>ecanie more adapted for
walking and hla hands exclusively for
grasping, with the result that the grip
and muscaisr strength of bis bands be
came immense. This Is still most pow
erfully evidenced In a young baby,
which, without muscular development
ran within a few days of birth bang
by both hands to a stick for as mncb as
Ore minute? st s time and by one hand
only for two or three, a task beyond
the power of any adult except an ath
lete and gymnast
Rut a fact which la still more re
markable is that to the present day
there Ik not one of ua tbat can bold his
hand open without discomfort and
Absolutely no one whose hsnd will stay
open at all unless tbe will Is exerted to
tbst end Try Itl Hold yonr hsnd
open for three minutes by the watch
and see how tired you will be! I -ay
yonr hand on tbe table, the palm on
tbe wood, tbe ftngirs over tbe edge, snd
see how. In spite of yourself, they will
curve round and graap It Look at the
hand of a sleeping person snd think If
tbe flocer* sre ever shown to he out
straight.
When the anatomy of the hand Is
tnk*n up It will he found that on the
pa m ami on the under sMe of tho
flpjers are nnmbers of nerves sensi
tive to touch which respond as read
lly as the nerves of the eye do to color
or tbe nerves of tbe esr drum to
sound These were the principal pro
tection of our tree living ancestors, for
an immediate clutch at a branch was
necessary In rapid travel in tbe lower 1
branches of great forest trees The
sensitiveness Is he'ng lost, but It Is
being lost slowly. Vet even today we j
can no more prevent responding to the
stimulation of tbe sense of touch in
our bands than to the sensation of
light in the eye or sound In the ear.
Disregarding the thumb, tbe human
hand is reslly nothing more than an
adjustable book. It Is at rest only
when In tbe position of s book. When
any one loses a hand the best substi
tute is a stout metal book.? New York
American.
EGYPT'S GREEN SUN.
A Phenomenon That Wat Commented
Upon by the Ancente.
The appearance of a croon light at
sunset was uotlced and commented
01H>d by the anctent Egyptians and
more particularly so because In the
clear air of Egypt the tints of sunset
are peculiarly distinct.
As tbe sun there descends nearer
.1111) nearer to tbe bortcon and is Im
mensely eularged and flaming It sud
denly becomes for an instant a bril
liantly green color, and Immediately a
series or green rays suffuses tbe sky In
many diret tlcns. well night to the ae
alth Tbe same phenomenon appenra at
sunrise, but to a smaller extent. Some
times. Just as the last part of tbe sun's
disk vanishes, its color changes from
green to blue, and so also after it has
disappeared tbe sky near tbe borlton
ofteu is green, while toward the zenith
it ia blue.
This was alluded to In Egyptian
writings Day was tbe emblem of life
and night tbat of death. and the noc
turnal aun. being Identifled with Osiris,
thua rendered Osiris king of tbe dead.
Tbe setting sun was green; therefor*
ttolrta. as the uocturnal deity of tbe
dead, whs painted green Tbe splend.'d
coffins of the high priests of Ammon
frequently depict tbe green sun, and
the funeral deities ar* all colored
green
There are innumerable Instances in
tbe Egyptian relics of representations
relative tu death being colored green.
The practice undoubtedly arose from
tbe green tlnta of aunrlse and sunset
Tbe green sun disk Is referred to 5,000
years ago In Egypt. Tbla la the earli
est knowu butnaa record of an as
tronomical phenomenon
Horss Butchers In Franc*.
French horse butchers are obliged
to display a signboard showing tb*
kind of uieat they sell and are not al
lowed to trade In any otb*r sort of
meat except that of mules and don
keys. Tbey sometimes try to pass off
horseflesh as that of donkey's on un
wary customers, because the latter is
considered to be more delicate in fla
vor and therefore more choice. ? Ex
change.
Rather One Sided.
Mr. Piffle-- What's your Idea of the
initiative and referendum? Mr. Fee
wee? It's tbe rule of our household.
Everything tbat'a done must originate
with my wife, and everything that oc
curs to me must be referred to ber for
?Msapproval.? Chicago News.
Indefinitely Postponed.
-Pop. what's tb* milleunlumr
"It's a time coming, my son, when
there will be Job* enough In every ad
ministration to go around among those
who want >iu "? Baltimore American.
Knew* It by Heert
Rlark -So your wife read you a lec
tor* wU*o you got home last nlgbt
Klubtnao- Read It? No. It wa? quit*
Impromptu ?Boston Transcript.
ATLIN AND HER
UUE OOlNliS
Atlla, Feb 10
Norman I'teher left todav with
the t?legrap 1 nail
The stags and freight team ar
rived todav for the first trip ova*
tho let.
The miner* on Spruce creek have
bwn very much handicapped on ac
count of cold weather.
Dr. Harrlnou who haa been so
111 on acroniit of rheuaatlau, la
again able Ui be up and around at
tending to hia patient*
Wm Morrison left by the outgo
ing stAge for the coaat to meet Mrs.
Mon-taon who will be In Vancouver
about the 5 6th of the month.
II. Fruit left today for Van
couver where he will take up the
atudy of surveying with the Inten
tion of becoming a Dominion sur
veyor.
A alelghinc party constating of
Messrs. Kmicr and Dunham and
Misses Fisher and McI>onald, took
a ride to Roulder creek for a visit
wUh Mrs. Mack.
Mr. R. McKee and Pete Oabro
came in from O'Donnel creek by
one horse tefcm Mr. McKee will
leave for the coast on the first
stage.
Mr. Barrett, the Telegraph op
erator at Mackinaw station, had to
proceed to Telegraph with the mall
When the Indian arrived at that
station the dogs were badly fro*en
? iid played out and could not go
any farther. Mr. Darren had to
pack the mall on hia back on ac
count of the condition of the trail
fttort* Up Sl??p,
It would t?e a Kreiit convenience If
one could store up sleep a* a camel
stores up water, and a 'vrraspuodent
assures us that lie kuowe on# man who
has acquired, to wiine extent this use
ful be Ml H?- *>*?? to bed oo Saturday
nlslit :ind iimn1 limit sleeps the clack
round. *eMi>ui fining before 7 o'clock
Suu<la> ?- hi- Throughout Sunday
night Ih i work, aud for the reet of
the wee .tee hours In bed each night
suffice* l.i n. mid he is always flL -Loo
don Ulolie
Persian Gulf Pearl Divors.
Mont of our pearls com# from the
Persian guif. Tlie divert," who at*
chiefly Arnbs. bire a bad time Tbelr
equipment Is must prim I tits, sod as
they remain under the water about
three minutes st every plunge tbey are
nearly suffocated by the time tbey
reach the surfs<*. Most become deaf,
and the sturdleft find It Impossible to
keep at the work for mors than #??
yesrs. Their mssters etsct fourteen
hours s dsy from them, snd during
th.it time the divers taks no food, bit j
keep themselves going wtt'j coffee.
Parses Biurial Customs.
A Bombay oorres|>ondent writing of
the burial customs of the I'arsess.
snys: "The approach of that transition
we call death la s signal for (be rela
tives to lesre tbe presence of tbe dying
one. tbe priest alone remaining to
whlaper Zend-Avesta precepts into his
ear. He In torn passes oat of tbe room
snd sdmlts a A*, who la trained to
gnxe steadily Into tbe fact of tbe dying
one. A dog Is accounted tbe only Us
ing creature that can terrorlxe the erll
spirits, so tbe *sas-did.' or 'dog stare.' is
tbe last sight tbe Parsee hss on earth.
No buman shadow mast Intervene; oth>
erwlae tbe guardian virtue of tbe dog s
gate Is a n on I led."
C'othes snd Conduct.
Every man and every woman feel*
the Influence of clothes and appearance
upon conduct loo have beard of tbe
lonely roan In tbe Australian bosh wbe
always put on evening dress fee dinner
so tb.it be might: remember he was ?
gentleman Addition could not write his
[?est unless be was well dressed. Pot
a naughty girl Into her best Sunday
clotbea and she will behave quite nice
!y: put a blarkjruird Into kbakl and be
will be a hero; put an omnibus con
ductor Into onlfoim and be will lire up
to bis cMben. Indeed, in a millennium
of free clothes of tbe Intent fashion we
shall nil be archangels ? Londo? Obreo
Icle.
A Barbarous Policy.
After tbe Dutch had taken tbe Mo
luccaa from tbe Portuguese Jtbey Intro
duced tbe mltlvauloa of tbe close Into
their own posseswlons, rut down all tbe
clove trees of tbt Moluccas and pro
nounced denth on any one wbo would
plant a single clove bush or gather or
sell a pound of the product Rxpedl
ions were sent from their otber east
ern possessions every year to cut down
any busbes that might hare accidental
ly started in the Molucca islands. Tbta
barbarous policy made tbe Islsnds a
desert, for. deprired of their forestC
tbe volcanic soli was n- a sited away,
and the population starved or was de
MM.
DOm HXfTCkOttXT
Too Will Hake Xo Mbrtake If Vr.
Follow This Advice.
Never neglect yoor kidneys
l( rou have p*|n la the bark,
arlnary disorders, d'atlnesa and
oerrotuneat, It's tin* to act aad
no time to Mparimeot. These ere
frequently aymptoma of kidney
trouble, aad a remedy which W
recommended for the kidney a aboeid
ha takan In tlmo.
Doan'a Kidney PUle ara a g'xwl
Remedy to aae. It kaa art ad effect
ively In many cu<? la tkla ylrinlty
Can Alaikaa reMdeaU demand
further proof than the following tes
timonial T
E. O. Beaumont, lit O X,
Eureka, Cal , saja: "T or a lone
Una I bad a had caao of kidney and
bladdar truubia. Tha kid nay aacrat
ton* wara too frequent In paaaage
and I Buffered a great daal from
backache that waa especially aerere
at night. I applied piaster* to My
hack and need other remediea, bat
without receiving any noticeable
teoaflt. Happening to *?e an ar
ticle in the papera about Doan'a
Kidney Pll's, I procured the rem
edy. I began ualng It and In a
short time my kldneya were reator
od to a normal condition. I bare
used five boxes of Doan'a Klda?y
1*1 11a and can aay that I ara cured
Aa I did not take any other remedy
at tbe aame tlma, I give the fall
credit for my care to Doan'a Kidney
Pllla."
For aale by all do lore Price
60 cents Foster-Mllbum Co., Baf
falo. New Tork, role agent a for the
United Staixe
Remember the nana ? Doan'e
and take no other
A. B. MEKTPK) WIOHT.
There will l>e a meeting of Camp
Skagwny No. 1 Arctic Brotherhood
tonight at 8. 30.
Visiting brother* are cordially In
vited
TO <*VRB A OOLD 1* O^K DAT
Take LAXTTrVB BROMO Qalnlne
Tablets Druggists refund money If
It faUa to care. B. W. OROVCt at*
algnature la on each box. SSe.
rive good onc* to on aw to.
Pebbleford and (Hb?on Rye. Red
velaer, Blae Ribbon and Palo R*'"
ler Beer at the Board at Trad?
S.Sc for a homa rooked a??l
qulck. clean aer?lea Wberat At
the Ne? Horn* Reataurant. fifth |
ifinni, half i mlnut* from Rrnad wa,
Bonded whUkW* ? (VTha-w, Mo?H>
Vrmwi and IWmoot Tha baat of
Bmt? Blue Ribbon, Budwetmr and
Pale Rainier. at tba Maarxrt TeJ?
phone <7. V
Olympta he?r on draft at tba
Hoard of Trado. Thla famott brow
la kept oonat*nlly freab both on ,
draft and la bolt lea Thla la th* !
tins* to drtnk baar. G?t It at th*
Board of Trade Bar, whr# tba c?l
a boiled Rainier Bear la ak? kepi
la bottle* tf.
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+ Tbe Alaska Transfer mm- +
+ P?a? Bollcjt* jrrrar baalnaea +
+ Order* Riven prompt and +
+ careful attention. Offline atlll +
+ remain* In l>epot b?lldln|r. W +
+ V t. \ R. 'Pboaw 1*. +
+ Respectfully yoara. ?f?
+ HERR TATI/)R +
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NATURE SPARES
Tbe 'IHHim Raw Fr*m flrlff.
What a fertimete pm virion of *?M I
1 l?. that deprl?ea the roae of iren'o
uffertna. for how poignant *mi I be R
erlef l.' Jlacorer, in the heiaht ef ??
lo->min* fi.'rjr. that a tanker frd at It* ,
heart, aad that It* beauty and frag?ii?- 1
were doomed forer*. Natvre alway*
?parre the ?ufTertaff; ahe hi a rent**'. I
?t- re-houee of pl?*ai<? reward* fn
?hoee who eeclt hef *M In the year !
irn? by falling hair and grayrtoea hnv j
raat a Jkxwa ever the ?"? of t*?uaan<:
of yoonc women hut thanks to the t- I
reetlratfone of ectentlat* th* trwe or i
of hair d<atruetlon la now known re r
a K*rm or paraalte that b?tfn*< Ir.t
the hatr follicle*. Newhro'a M*r,i.
abeolately deetroyf thl* g?rm t
l>*rtnlltlng the hair to grow a* n
irr* Intended Sold by leading drtir
Tiata. Send l#e In *tarap* f-?r ?>mpl
o Tba Herplclda Co. Detroit. Mich
Ooa dollar bottlaa guarantaad.
Wm Brltt, Spaclal Agent, Ska?way
FREE
TO FUR SHIPPERS
Tfc# NMM
liytrt ia? Pri<* imrnf itofeM pv* ?**!
"tNir (Jtiubfrl ?btpprr ' .
Mailed m?no?ao?a lew m? ill la ftae Pert
mnmuRsi mrii-mn
ft-a ee? a T?a?*?'?tf ate*. hi a yanwetlee
!??' trrm two ?"?? e?l*? ?l?*e yea re
^r*i.f?a*< t>*>iae la an te? *??*?; ??g
tt? Wof!? l? R?w r* r*. 1*1
ia'orwat>w I ? vvrtfe ?irwtr-<?? of 'toll an to
Writ, f~ it-Now rrs
A. a SHUBF.RT, rat.
'%Ue<la>atiMtah<aMt
Aaeita Saw fmn
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LOCAL BRIEFS
?KAOWAV WCATHCft ???0 HT
Raaulta of Uii* ofrMrrftU/iB Uk?t
tl Moorca Wharf u MitklfM,
last ?l?ht, 'm m follow*
r?tnp tlm? i)H<r<fri ... 14 abort
vfas preeMIn* (4 hr? .. . SI a bun
*?? * " ? .. . J2 abo*a
i?an * w".#. Mttnt
Rarom^W 29: *3. Calm, Rainy
Nona battar and pirar than Olb>
Rra. fUlnt?r ao I Olytnola nmtf
Or den by phona promptly Hailrarvi
Tin Maaaot
(iBKtT AAI.K
Bold at a loaa' Malt Ratalar. 19
?anta par bottl* KauarUHy prepar
ed for alrlt paopia and Inrallda, aa<1
neallant for anrttng motkara Oaly
two barrel? laft. A Par fhat, prtT*
will ba It ranta par bottM
r?'k Trala Bar
Food eoobad ?a ?t tbooid ba at
Ida ? WhUa Pan Cafa" <miy im
baat In th# martet Mra Ortoff
King, proprlatraatt tf
a*
Tba I'ark Ti*ia RwaorMt
a la carta
I HM9? HWil t'ABMk
Aitnrneya
H n. f.K VBVM
4ibmar*4l-U?
Commiaalonar For To?n i ,-rttor/
to laka Affldarlta
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Order* by mall or rabla will rw?H?
prompt atteutlon Catalogs* on r?
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