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wm do not Mop kd
Famous for ih Home booking.
Milk, Crr?m, Cottage ( l?e?e *nd
Buttermilk from our own dairy.
Fresh Eggs, rtr 4
IlilliB
Room Smgle or en Suite FJcctncSLitht*
Porcelain Baths on etch floor
RATES? $2.50 PER DAY AND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THE
W1**?AMMA ? UN*
W e for Circular ir
Ai^ska Furs a Specialty
Very Top Price* P?iA
Make - Trial - Shipment
RAW FURS
, ? : \YK PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
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WRITK FOR PRICE LIST
Percey's Fur House
Otkkcxh. ? WUcon*in
Send the Skaywaj- Daily Alaskan
home to the states. 7 5c. per month
TKc Only Firft Class Hotel Opened Under New Manage
in CarcroM mrnt
H*adquart*>r? tor \tfia Stare Una
HOTEL SCOTT
Scott * Schwantekamp
Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
?PECIAL RATI t AND ACCOMMOO ATI0N8 FOR MUSHERS.
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST
GOOD STABLES FIRST a ASS BAR STOCK
CARCROSS & YUKON TER.
NEW - COMFORTABLE ELEGANT
The Caribou Hotel
E. W GIDEON. FVopnetor
Carcross, Yukon Territory
Immediately Oppoatf th? WKi?e Pmi Dtpot
Well Equipped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar
Headquarters for *Schuli'? Atlin Royal Mail* Stage Line
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy
M. P. MBMAN, Prop.
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch" '
Th? !*nre?t and beat conducts! dairy in A Iwka ? ? >
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To kll BOtnU OB WMtt rut * Yukon Booto.
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, ? Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicit* The Account*
of Skagway Finns And Individuals |
o-,o- -?o?? au?*y,r; crru (L ?
L*?uve Bromo Qumux ^ >*
Q,r*??CoMtaOiwl*y. O*"2 3*5*^*
A FAMILY
AFFAIR
Br OUVE EDNA M*.V
When Macgregor Jonea married be
(tr? up Julia Brant. ? woman to
whona he had been for a Ion* while
devoted, for hla Wife. Why be pre
fened the Tkftef did ?Ot appear. Poa
albly be might hare thought that (be
1 would o* tb# whole nH%e him a better
1 wife. Tboae who knew hte be He red
that be would rather have married
Clementine Brooka, but that there
were certain objections In the way of
hta doing ao. Mtaa Brant was a mer
; ry, devil-may-care creature, without
any predtapoajtton to economy, and
would sot hare made a food manager
There were otber reasons why Jonea
! might bare decided again at her. but
I whether thay Influenced him or not
' aobodv but hlmiaeff knowa.
Jonea Inalated on retaining hta lntl
macy with hta old flame. Hla wife
objected, but Jonea would not glre up
Mtaa Brant, though be almply retain
! ed her aa a friend And thera waa no
euaplcton on the part of tboae who
1 knew him beat that he acted toward
her aa anything more than a friend.
But naturally hla wlfa waa not aatla
fled. She consented to receice Mlaa
Brant at her home, but nerer display
ed any cordiality toward bar.
One day Jonra came home from bunt
neaa much earlier than venal and found
a gentleman making an afternoon call
on hla wife. Jonea bowed to the rial
tor coolly and paaeed on apatalra. Aft
er the man had gone Jonea aaked who
he was. Mr* Jonea Informed him that
her rlaltofs name waa Stead man and
waa a very old and rery dear friend
of hers Then Jonea remembered that
aome one had la hla preaance twitted
hla wife about a man named Stead
man. and be grew rary Jealoua.
"What do you mean by recelrlng
thla old lorer of your* during my ab
sence?" be aaked.
"What do you mean by keeping up
your Intimacy with Julia Brant after
onr marriage V
"Julia Brant and I are old frtenda."
"Henry Steadman and 1 are older '
friends than you and Julia."
Jones aaw the point "1 presume you
Intend." he said, "to uae thia man
Steadman to aeparate me from my
friend. Jealooay? absurd Jealomay? baa ?
separated more couples than any other
cause."
"Then floa t 0* jeaious or me.
Jones went away grumbling. but he
had aenaa enough to see that hla wife
had aa much right to keep tip her Inti
macy with Steadman aa h? had to keep
up hla Intimacy with Mlaa Brant Bat
he did not Intend to be forced twny
from hla friend In thla war He ar
goed that b? wa? wmdoctlng himself
with pwfect propriety toward her -In- ;
deed. that be ha 4 no dealre to conduct
hlmaelf toward bar la aay other way. |
Hla wife should take hla word for thla
and not try to bre?k up a friendship
of lonn standing on account of her aua
plolon. to which Mra. Jones replied
that there waa no Mora reaaon for her
breaking off bar relations with Stead
man than for Jones to break with
J till*
Finally Jonea. 'who wae perftetly aat
Ufled with hla wife and really had only
a friendly lntereet in Mlaa Brant aa
numl the former that the only reaaon
he had for not breaking with her wax
that he didn't like to do ao without
it r la* tho true reason. which waa that
hla wife waa JeaWwu of her. to which
Mr*. Jonea replied that there waa bo
neeewlty of hla giving a reaaon All
be had to do waa to drop Mtaa Brant
!Te asked hla wtfe tf In that treat ?he
intended to drop Xteadmin and aha re
plied that atnee ahe conaidered that a
wife ahonld receive no man her hue
band objected to a be certainly would
In that event ?tn? Mr Wnadman notice
to dlafontfoae hta calla.
Jonea couldn't make up hta mind to
break with Mian Brant? not tfcat her
friendahip waa neceaaary to bta com
fort bnt becauae he did not like te
treat a woman friend harahly. And
how could he dlacontlnne hla vlatta to
her and ceaae to Invite her to hla home
without Indication that It meant a
break between them? Hrvertbelee*
Mr* Jonea InaHted oft accepting the at
tention* of StMdmati aa hxig aa Jonea
continued cn friendly term* with Mia*
Brant and If he waa ever to be reliev
ed of tho occaatonal preaaace Of a man
he hated he oauat give tat. He did ao.
The next time Mtaa Brant came to the
bonne be remaloed tn hla room, and he
never called on her again.
Mr. Steadman did not a rain appear
at the J one* home, and both bonea of
contention were removed Children
were born to the Joneaea. and a united
family waa The reenlt.
Mr* Jonea died aftor the children
were all grown and moat of them had
been married. At teat Mr. Jooea waa
left alooe. He had only the memory
of ht* life companion, and the more
he thought over her many food trait*
the more be revered her. One day be
net about flMtrbylng the letter* ahe
had receimd and kept thinking It beet
th?t they ahotfW Mt be pernaed by eth
er*. Among them he found a amall
package marked "Ckmcemlag Jnlla
Brant" He read aome of them. They
were letter* te Ma Me wife, gtvlng con
fldentlal oplnlona of the lady, and did
not rate her very high. One waa from
Mra. Jon**' brother, wbo recommend
ed her by all me>tna to break ?p her
htuband'a mtimscy with Mine Brant
and aald be knew her to be a aireo of
a very bad kind.
Mr. Jonea wondered. He bad thought
that be waa the only ma a whom Mtaa
Brant bad loved
Whon n man Is In a region which
provide him wl.ti. "health nnd nil mr>
terlal needs, nnd looks over the
horiton to a far country In which Is
strife, want. disease, dwell, blood
shed and death, he usually will
hesitate to movi> to the place of con
tention Much more Is he persuad
ed to remain ? here he Is If there
be at his door the opportunity for
locating riches, and no capital need
ed beyond his Rummer's earnings
and his muscle ard the due exer
cise of industry and that goodly por
tion of Intelligence with which Ood
has blessed him.
The man In the Yukon today may
place himself in the position of the
Individual looking over the horiton.
Here stands the man with his poke
He see* beyond the Chllkoota the
sllurements of bright lights In hall
of pleasure. Ho reads ther? the gar
nished tales of ea?c beneath the
orange blowouts where the dulcet
winds of the old Jamalcaa or the
aoft SatnoHs blow up to sooth the
spirit Rut he must beware the
bright lights and the soporific ?e
phyr, and recall how Antony was
lured by the siren's son* but count
ed not on the strife. In thst more
bitter day was ended In his destruct
lull .
The report published yesterday In
the New* to the effort. Vancouver In
overrunning with Idle mm to one
warning It to estimated there will
be S.000 men walking the streets
In that city alone thin winter. From
many other cities come the tales of
strikes, of discontent In labor cir
cle*, of the advance In <-ost of liv
ing, of famine here and war and
death there. Those not engaged In
the more bitter of these struggle*
are entered In the great world race
for bread. Competition to driving
many to despair.
Yukon sees a? little of the pic
tures of distress as any land. Yu
kon offers countless gold bearing
streams awaiting the touch of the
prospector when hidden pockes will
give up tthelr gold."
Once gold i? found, there to no
worry as to the market. The world
stands eager to grasp the miner's
gold, and to give in exchange all the
goods she may possess. Yukoners
with the comfortable little summer's
earnings will be playing safe, and
taking advantage of splendid op
portunities If they but remain in!
Yukon and get busy prospecting for
the winter Thousands will engage
in the game oa the creek* this win
ter. Now is the time for all who
have not cut out their program to
show their Induntry and pluck and
to take the opportunity open to all
of prospecting On the promising n*w
creek*. ? Dawson News
BOW TO TREAT
PIMPLES
/zY / IW A. AND
BLACKHEADS
Successfully arid Sjiecdily ^ ith
CUTICURA SOAP
And Cuticura Ointment, at
a trifling 1 cost, is learned
from the special directions
which accompany these
pure, -sweet and gentle
emollients.
Owtifwrm floa* tn| Olktinrvt ?nM
Liberal of mIM fw?. vttli Mptm
book AMnw "OrtkWi" 1^4. &, IWln*
WTrmlw mm ?h??? with (^?ll?ir?
Ktap Mu? iu stuck. So. . liberal MfW f*w
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
From thto date on all calto Intend
?d for Henry FrfcsdentbaJ, the Inde
pendent Expreeamui ahoold be made
to wereo-six (7#) and your cail *U
receive Immediate attontkm. He aa
dtecon tinned his atfTfce at the Bough
ton O^ar store.
?<*M M all V
A A ?nftftAAAA V
I'vi'vy ww* w ?
LOCAL BRIEFS")!
THK MKT ( MLL
Wake ?p out of I tint Rip Van I
Whlnkle sleep of 10 rwn, and do
not let roar chimm^r fall to pieces
like his Run Qef roa.ly b?fore Jack
Froit com^g s round. d get steam <
up and gl?e Mm ? fr.-e passage to
Heattle or th?i South l*ole H? for. I
(tot to com* around last year and
I hope he rtfw* the same thin rear
It will nl*e our newljr planted trees
a chance to *ros better if he don't
cotne around, but It la heat to He
ready for him
Hjr the way the fire Chief and
alda will be around looking at yoaf
chimney*, stove pipe and store, and
he likea to amell hot air and ace
that ererytnlng la 0. K.
I told yon one? before I hare
brick for Male but yon would not
tumble If a honae fell on you
TtMimW* Ryan nt K\an*rille,
177 &-t l.ynn Canal, Aiaaka
SKAOWAY WEATHER REPORT
Result* of th?? ob?*rratI<ia iafc?+
it Wharf at mldnlaht
laat t.iahl, 'a an follows: i
Temp, time oba?*vaTs ,, . 14 above
Max. preceding J? hm 4* abo* e
Mia. " " IS abore
dean - " .. . 42 abora i
PMtwaa*T SPrdi. Cloudy and ' alas. |
Oo to the "White Paaa Cafa"
for the I eat menla In WhHehors*
Now under the management of Mra
Orloff King. tf
?m %M> RKDCCTKMI SALS
The Pack Train la now sailing a
big Jot of flood C.ooda at redacad
prlcea aa they are getting too old
to hold ami sell it a profit. Yours,
tf. Herman Grimm
Focwt rookpfl m :t should b? *1
the -Whit*. Pass C*fP" Only tha
best In the market Mr* Orloff
ICInic. proprWrosa U
BAKERY GOOD*.
Bread? a'l kin !? ? frash from tha
iren, cakes Mid plas, oookias and
lotishruts. in fact a first <!*?=? (In* o
bakery goods will N> fttimd at tha
Vienna Ba*ery. Brnadway, l>Mwt?
Fifth and -?Uth Avenues If
FIVE GOOD ONI 8 TO DRAW TO.
Psbbleford and Gibson Rfe. Hod
welser, BJ?a Ribbon and P*W R?!n
l?r Bear at the Board of Trade.
Bonded whUkW? r.lbs. a, Mwn
Veraon and lletmorii The baat *>f
Hwr -Blue Ribbim, Hnd*?fcet and
pale Rainier, at the Maaecvt. Tele
phone 67. V
(iRKAT CI.KARANCII HAI R
Sold at a Insa! Malt Raialar, 24
rents per bottle KapeoUUy prapar
ed for alrk people and Invalids, and
excellent for rf*rslnn mothers Only
two barrels l?ft. After that, prlra
a III be 3S rents per bottl*
Pack Trala Bar
She for a borne rocked meal
quick, dean ssrrkce W Ners? At
tlie Nm lloia<- Re*tai?f ant, Fifth
V?anae. ??alf * mlnit" tro<< i Broad w%
MOW'S TMItt
We One Itnndriil l*<:iwr? Br
*nrd for at'} <a*? of ? alarm mat r?>
not be cwerf by Hall ? Catarrh C?r?
P. J. CTHENBT ?? CO . Tnlodu. O
We. the nndereijrn. d hare kaowi
F. J. Okwr for the put IS year*
Toledo, O.
and believe hltr perfectly honorable
la all kwlnnu tranaactjona, and fie
uictally ai?l<* to carry on I any ofcliga
ttona asade by hit firm. Walding. Kin
nan A Marvin, Wholesale arttggiate o
Malta Catarrh rare l? taken Intern
ally, actio* directly upon the blood
and mocoTt* eurrarr* of the ayatom
Testimonial* aent free. Pride 7tc.
per bottle, .told by all draggtat*.
Take Haifa Family Pllte for coaati
patitoa
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold Hartwl?een. neMNor U
W. W. BoonJjton. baa Ukan U?*
agency for the juatly famoog
CL IMF1XITO CI.KAR
HAVANA CIOAR8.
$.000 joat received from the fac
tory at Tampa. Fla. If yoa want the
fec?t dntt't fall to (lee theao gooda
a trial
None better and purer than Olb*
Rye, Rainier and Olympla Boer
Order* by "phono promptly delivered
The Maocot
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Attorawy-At-Law
JommlJ?k>n?r For Tikon TarrMory
to Taka Affl4a?tfa
<k?*w?y . Alaska
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Of fir* Honra. *12 n ? l-? p. aa
Alaakan BalMlnn ? -Broadway
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Ord*ra by mail or caW? will reeatv*
prompt ati*Titlon Catalog** on ra
in wt .
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