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r.?i.uM*u.*U Kttl fro* lYit*, 7ic prr
L?t V Sold by ail <lnt?* 14
Tike 11*11 ? h^Uiilj for cor
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COAL
Wellington l ump Coal
b-utu chmli No .. Oy?u-r L>ay Mine*
k.i LA4Jjku.1t... L? blcbcat gra?ir
K?ua>'t.ol<J cu?i of ail Uie U. C. fU-lik
ML2S FIaEO CARBON
iwltvi C uu.UuaUou luifurut H?m.I
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l?u ai.il after July 1*1. lylu. we
thail utter lull uuai. *el*cU*l antl
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4but? prtoM larluik doUiorjr
Moore's Wharf Co.
Aldbk i Transfer Co.
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RAW FURS
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HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WHITE KuK PRICE LIST
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;>l ( 'iATtui i iuuua?eu*ntf wit
Thue K.-rruiah retiriu*; aial l>*fi Mc
aial AM Scutt a?siiuuti? ( harj;
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W hilt' UlkVtkUllj; the Svutt Hotel,
TtMJK KrtTUItttl lliudc UlttU> Irl.-lHlb iiu
>skU*r?*l to Ui?<r ?wk> ui a truly hos
pitable WU) iUili Ilia successors afe
* ' U klkotoli Ullil *>U1I IKlRlv fitted U>
?mrry mi the Uj?hi-*^ and sustain the
reputation fo this oVi landmark in
CMmxa*
Tita S<uU hotel ? ill be iitodqustr
U?r? lor the AtlUi Slu .. title tin* ???*?
U-r as *<11 iu> likt* tJ4>in>i uy place of
tuaay of tli*- uuiuu* liwn who art- Mi
t. -rested iu the Cutmul district
THLIHfiLI HIES 1
HEM Mil) Ml HIST1KE
Ke\ tleurge E. Howard for some
tiiue paatur of Um.' K';h.-?x?>u1 church
la Ska^toay luu Inti traiibltfTi-d to
Silk* uOiJ has taken charge ?l St.
Peter? b> lite* Sc* al Lb la phiix-. Uev
and Mrs Howard arc Uwuk iu the
beautiful huiue * iiivli w xn formerly
occupied by ltowe. ? Tin- Thliu
*et
The atwtt- article refer* U> Mr atid
Mra George K Howard. who recently
Ml Skagway afler a rvthltACt of 1
v.^rv to lake up their residence iu
Sitka.
Tile editor o i the Tilling** has ev
idently UaM.tl Uk* ariiW- ou the uiiu
ikltfUkl npiMirruott o f Mr. lieorge
K Howard A kilo Mr Howard would
b?- a it it lo tbe i~ loth be has never
occupied the position of rector of the
local fc?ptacoi>*J church, while be baa
hewtu uiiv of tbv foreiiKiHt workers
iu it stuce its organization iu 15?s
Mr. Ho to aril w the private secret
ary of I lollop Howe and without
doubt will be a good oue aud a credit
to u*e popular btebup and the church
Groat Scarcity of Telegraphers
The rlairuads aiul Wireless coiupaii ;
lea o t Aiuerxa *rv short full lU.UOO
telegrapher*. W? can qualify you us
m on and ladies in a few month* aud
mac? them at $70 to t'.'O per month
for beginners. TuiUoti can be depos
ited until poatUoa la secured. Oper
ating sli schools under direct super- '
vkaun o f Hallway and Wlrukv* Tei
egraph officials. Maiu liiu. wires and
WuvVw* station* in each school.
Write for Catalogue to uear^?t Insti
tute. NatioOaJ Teleijrapli luatituW.
Cincinnati. Phitedelphia, Memphis
Columbia. S. C., Ltavenport, la , Fort
land. Ore. 8l
What Old She Uun?
"Are v>u f'>ud of curt ox. Miss KthelT'
"Ut. very ~
-What un do you prefer?"
"I rather enjoy your visit*."
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
Sou* person s are exceedingly
straightforward and truthful, while
others are merely diplomatic.
l'eopie '.vUl be exceedingly inter en ted
lu you if you will make your personal
ity entirely subservient to I heirs.
A girls idea of it perfectly lovely
?umrner is to be engaged to three men
at the itiue time and drive herself
frantic juggling dates
A g> - d example of nobody in par
ticular is rich j?e?>ple of the second gen
eration
The man who always has a new Joke
to tell is as rare as a pearl on the j
seashore
One reason fur marrying a man is to '
keep so<aie other girl from making him I
perfectly wretched
Other people prejudice us against
^heir jadgiueut by their obvious lack j
of admiration for our own exploits.
CAPT.3CHNIE0ER
GAME WARDEN
Capt. Adam Sohnakler was today
apttuiiiU'd game wardon by Governor
Clark. He succeeds H. It. Shepa/'d,
who was relieved from duty July 1.
ou account of hick of fundi, to carry
on th? work. The new gama ward.u
will i>ay particular atteintoui to the
UvUtHiou of the deer. ? Juneau Dis
patch.
Upon request of a number of la
di?*. Wednesday afternoons from 3
to 5 have bean reserved <?* the la
die* exclusively at the Skagway Rol
ler Skating Rink. tt
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
SALE
The Pack Train la now selling a
big lot of Good Good* at reduced
pricea as they are getting too old
to hold and aell at a profit. Yours,
U. Herman Urlmm
IAKk II IN TIME
Juat am acoras of Alaakan poople
hava.
Waiting doesn't pay.
if /ou neglect uio ac ag back.
I'r'uary troubled, uiabottn, surely
fellow.
Uoau'a Kidney Pills relieve back
ache.
Cure every kind of ill.
.Maujr people in the locality recom
tuead Doan's Kidney Pills.
Here's one <*se;
J. C. Buckler, 8 K. Ninth St. Port
land. Ore., Bay a: "In my opinion, ther
la no remedy equal to Doan'a Kid
ney PiUa In curing kidney disorders.
There was an extreme soreness acr
j*a the small of my back and stoop
log or lifting caused sharp twinges
in my loins. I tried one remedy af
ter another but without any good
effects. When D jan's Kldnye Pilh
were brought to my atteatlon, I pro
cured a aupply and was bene
fited by them from the first. I con
tinued their use and they soon com
pletely removed the palu from my
back and regulated the passage of
the kidney aecretl->na."
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Poater-Milburn Co., Buffalo
N'ew York, aole agents for the United
Statea.
Remember the name ? Doan'a ? am
'.ake no other.
NOTICE.
Notice is h?-rcby given to the Tax
Payers of the Town of Skagway, Al
aska that the Common Council will
8 t as an Equalization Board com
mencing Tuesday, October 4th. 1910
&' 8 o'clock p. in. and each night
thereafter until the business of equal
izing the taxes is concluded.
Dated at Skagway, Alaska this 1st
day of October, 1910.
J. M. Tanner, Presi
dent of the Council and Ex Officio
Mayor of Skagway. Alaska
Attest, W. W. Liggett, Town Ckck
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given to the Tax
Favors of the Town of Skagway, Al
aska. that I have this day filed with
the Town Clerk of the Town of Skag
way, Alaska, the Assessment Books
of said Town of Skagway for the
year 1910.
Dated at Skagway. Alaska, this 30
day of September. 1910.
{?Yank Page, Town Assessor
PROFESSIONAL CARD:.
Music Toachors.
MISS M. G. HINOSHAW
Teacher of
PIANO FORTE
Special Terms for a Limited
Number of Beginners
Studio
EIGHTH AVE. AND MAIN ST?"
Attorn
ROYAL A. GUNNISON
AUo mey-Att-Law
P. O. Box E. Juneau, Alaska
H. B. LE FEVRE
Attornsy-At-Law
Skagway, - ? Alaska ;
Engineers
U. P. M. B1RK1NBINB
ENGINEER
U. S. Doputy Land and Mineral
? ; Surveyor : ?
Pol ley Bid*. - Haines, Alaska
Metamorphosed
By DOROTHEA HALE
Copyright. 1910. l?y American Press
Association.
The manager of burlesque opera sat
lit his desk, tie bail given out that h#
needed one who could take n woman's
l>urt to act, dance uud sing. A girl
about twenty years old, couiely, with ??
good figure and a bright face, entered.
"l>auce?" asked the manager.
The girl replied by pirouetting about
in good style.
"Sing?"
She ran the scale. Her voice was a
full, round soprano and very sweet.
The rauge wjis remarkable.
"Act?"
She recited a passage In a well
known play.
"You urt' engaged.*'
Miss Fredrica Harrow proved a suc
cess. She had in her a certain spirit
of delivery thai was es|>ecially appro
priate to the i>arts she took. One roie
she played was that of a female Mep'u
Istophelea. When the audience left
the theater after the performance they
felt that they had been under the In
fluence of a deilclously bad girl.
Oue Sunday morulng the manager
went to church. It is possible fox a
manager of a burlesque troop to go to
church and with religious motives.
But this manager did not go with such
motives. He weut because he had
heard that In the choir was a remark
ably flue tenor. The services opened
with a tenor solo. The manager was
astonished. There was Miss Harrow
in man's clothes. He not only recog
nized her by her face, but through her
voice, which was Miss Harrow's lower
notes.
But there was one difference between
Miss Harrow soprano aud Miss Har
row tenor. The latter was as heavenly
as the former was devellsh. She sang
an "Ave Maria," and It seemed that
an angel rather than a mortal was
praying to the Virgin. The manager
did not wonder that the tenor was ex
citing attention But he had no use
for him in burlesque opera. He ex
pressed the good, and with that the
manager was not concerned.
"Where were you last ulght?" asked
the manager the next day when Miss
Harrow came to rehearsal.
"At home"
The manager said uo more. He had
slept over the teuor's identity and had
come to the conclusion that he could
not be Miss Harrow.
Not long after that a man In his
troupe fell sick, and there was no one
to take his part.
"How low are bis lowest notes?"
asked Fredrica.
The manager told her, and she said
that she thought she could take the
part He also asked her to sing the
lower notes, but she said she couldn't
Jump right Into them; she must get it
by practice. She left him. agreeing
to be ready for the part when required.
Miss Harrow in man's clothes was a
very different person from Miss Har
row In woman's clothes. In the first
place, instead of singing the part In a
low soprano voice, she sang It as a
tenor. In the second, she made a fail
ure in her action. Instead of be.'ng
adapted to burlesque, she sang as If
she were in oratorio.
"What the dickens Is the matter
with you?" said the manager after the
first act. "Your singing Is all right
Indeed, it's a wonder for a woman?
but you act as if you were preaching
a sermon"
Miss Harrow huug her head and
looked hurt. However, she finished
the performance, and before the man
ager could catch her to find any more
fault with her she had gone home.
But the next day when she went Into
the theater he tackled her.
"There was something funny about
your work last night. How did you
get dowwTo a real baritone, and what
made you act like a clergyman?"
"I told you that with a little piac
tice 1 could do the low notes, and. as
for my acting, the part Is different
from those I've been playing. It is
not a rollicking role."
"And it wasn't taken out of a hymn
book, either."
"I'm sorry. I thought I could take
baritone parts sometimes."
"So you can. but not where there's
any deviltry In them."
In a few weeks the regular baritone
was down again.
"I think." said Fredrica. "I can take
that role. It's more serious."
"Who'll take your part?"
"I think 1 can take them both."
"Nonsense!"
"I'll show you how It can be done to
morrow at rehearsal." And she trip
ped away.
When the rehearsal came and the
manager went on to the stage to con
duct it he was more bewildered than
ever. There were two Fredrica Har
rows, fine and superfine.
-How's this?" asked the manager,
staring from one to the other.
"Permit me," said Fredrica. "to In
troduce my twin brother. Frederick
Harrow. He has a tenor voice."
Then she admitted that she had sub
stituted hi'" for herself in the man's
part; that while she was all frolic he
was religiously emotional.
"Well," said the manager, "I want i
you two. 1 have a scheme for en !
opera Involving a transformation j
scene, man metamorphosed to woman ,
and woman metamorphosed back to j
man. You two will do it to perfee- 1
Hon."
And so it was that the twins appear- ;
ed in a part prepared for them and
reaped a harvest. Tho opera was call- j
ed "The Devil aud the Saint"
NATURE SPARES
The Stricken it use From Grief.
What a fortunate provision of nature
It la. that deprives the rose of mental
iu!Torlng; for how poignant would bo ltd
t;r'ef to discover. In the height of Its
Mnomltig glory. that a canker fed at It)
heart, and that its beauty and fragrant
were doomed forever. Nature a 1 way a
"pares the suffering; she Is & veritable
Ktore-houso of pleasing rewards, for
there who seek her aid. In the year;'
<?-ne by falling hair and graynoss have
?art a gloom over the Uvea of thousands
of young women, but thanks to the In
\ I nations of scientists the true cause
of hair destruction is now known to h
. i.crrn or parasite that burrows Into
'he hair follicles. Newbro's HerplcM<
hsolutelv destroys this germ, thus
rmtttlng the hair to grow as n~.
re Intended. Sold by leading dru?
?m. Send 10c. In stamps for simple
to The Herplclde Co.. Detroit. Mich.
One Dollar bottles guaranteed.
Wm. Brltt, Special agent. Skagway.
Subscribe for The Dally Alaskan.
Go to the Dominion Cafe la White
torse for good home cooking. tf
None better or purer than Gibson
Rye and Val Blatz Beer. Orders j
by Phone promptly delivered.
The Mascot
The Pack Train la now selling a
big lot of Good Goods at reduced
prices as they are getting too old
to hold ana sell at a profit Toon,
tf. Barman Grimm
Pulleti Rouse
Foot of Sixth Av?na*
Most elegantly furnished house
tn Alaska
Every modern convenience ?
Electric lights ? Hot and cold
water ? Telephones
Porcelain baths on every floor
Board and room by the day, week
or month
Table supplied with cream and
hutter from our own Jersey
Dairy
mrs. fi. S. Fallen
Proprietress
iCANES
Straight
Hooked
Fancy
Plain
FROM 65c TO $2
Dout forget the number
"428
BROADWAY. (Near Fifth)
Tony Dortero's
WHAT'S THE USE?
What is the use In walking when
you can call up Itjen and get a ride
In the hack? Phone 84 tf.
YVhat'a the use of burning green
wood when you can call up Itien and
get a rick of dry wood delivered at
once? Phone 84. tf.
PILES CURED IN S TO 14 DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT la guaranteed
to cure any case of Itching. Blind.
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to
14 days or money refunded. 50c.
BEER
I here's Vigor and
Strength
io every drop
camPHNY
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Beautiful Alaska Nugget Jewelry I
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r Carved Mastodon and Walrus Ivory I
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Choice dainty pieces, such as Statuettes, Paper Weights, Cribbage
Boards and Napkin Rings.
: T H E ONLY LINE OF:
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Beautiful Alaska Scenic Hand Painted China