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Buttermilk from our own dairy
Fresh Eggs, etc'
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Rooms Single or en Suite Electric Lights
Porcelain Baths on each floor
RATES- $2.50 PER DAY AND UP
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W p tor Circular i
Ai *?ka Furs a Specialty I
Very Top Price* Paid.
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I RAW FURS
WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
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Send the Skagway Daily Alaskan
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The Skagway Pioneer Dairy ?
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The largest and beat conducted dairy In Alaska. 1 v
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To all points on Whit* Pm * Yukon Route.
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Juneau. - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicit? The Accounts
of Skagway Firms And Individuals
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? SKAGWA Y SOCIETY
Dr. L. b. Keller returned home
from Halnee on the Oeorpln
0 ? 0?0
Mr. Samuel Coultor of Whltehorte
was a Skagway gue*t this wcok
0 ? 0 ? o
Mrs. Bert Howdoshell rcs.urnoJ on
ihe Jefferson from an extended \ i? |
It to Seattle and Ketchikan
0?0 ? 0
Mr. and Mrs W. Warren are oc
cupylng tho Behrends cottage on
upi>er Seventh Avenue
0 ? 0 ? 0
Mrs W. 9. Sparks and Mrs H.
D. Clark were tea guents of Mrs H.
H H. Praper on Tuesday afternoon.
0?0 ? 0
Mrs. T. H Qanty made high s<ore
on tho Blk< Club Alleys this week
making an evjn 200 pins on Wed
nesday night.
0 ? 0 ? 0
Mr. and Mrs W. H Batson are at
homo to their frlemls In tho Zln
kan cottage on Third A\eime and
Main street
0 ? 0 ? 0
Miss Alela Roblson was an arri
val on the Jefferson from Seattle
where she has been visiting for a
number of weeks.
0?0?0
Miss Borulce Dahllne , Is home
from a vlstt of several months with
friends and relatives In Minneapolis
and St. Paul. Minnesota.
0?0 ? 0
Mr*. Harriet S. Pullen l.as re
turned from Portland to Seattle
After a visit lu tho latter place Mrs
Pullen will leave for home
? 0 ? 0 0 *
Mr. P. S. Murray ad llttlo son
Henley came from Whllehorse on
Thursday's train and returned home
on Friday. They visited %lth
friends while In town.
0?0?0
If >ou wish for a glimpse Into the
hcurt as well ns the life among
: he lowly, read "Sandy l<and
I.lliea," by Barry Benofield, in the
February Scrlbner's Magaiiue.
J 0?0?0
Mr. Robert M. Becken is home
fron a visit in Seattle. Mr. Becker
teports a good time in th? states;
but Is glad to be at home again with
old friends.
Mlas Mary ?& Hlndjivaw aailed off
i lie R M 8 "Ckratoll" tbo 5tb
Of February and !? now dowtrttaM
enjoying the sorlCy of much lofetl
relatives Jn Mlddleton. England
? ?? 0 0 1 * 1
Mr. Jerry Qulnlan ta home from
f v tslt of ?e*eral month* In south
ern Call fori, in and In northern coast
cities Mr Quintan reptrta a good
time and perfect health, tie has
resumed hi* duties with the W P.
and Y. route.
0? 0 ? 0
Th? Kaitlo* Maak ball at the W.
P. club was it very successful social
>?i^?iit Ther? were many merry
maskers and many spectators The
comffiltteu In charge Is to be con
gntnlatrd upor the snceas of their
un lertaking
? 0 ? t
The springs of hope are n?ver
dry. They are replenished contin
ually from those dews of Heaven
which full upon the barreneet rie*??r1
of despair At theee Immortal wells
th* heart may slnke It* thirst, and
take new stregn'h and cour^t?- for
the way.
M Hymn. In "Fair Thought*."
0 ? 0 ? ?
In honor of Mrs. Rllsabeth Blanch
nrd, Mrs. ?' J. Weber entertained
at teA on Monday afternoon. The
gucsta brought their sewing and
on Joyed the uft*mnon In a good old
fashioned visit Those preaert
were Mrs G. V. Zlnk*n. Mrs K J
Shaw. Mrs C W. Ask. Mrs W H
MulvlMII, Mra. H H. I'raper. Mrs
W. C. PUnchard inl Master Ken
neth HlanChard
9~ -0 ? 0
There is ;tn Interesting story of
real life In the Seattle Post-fntel
ilgencer of Sunday, February 2
This stoi-y is a sketch of the Coch
ran family of Wtisaton, T. T and
deals particularly with Marlon Coch
ran aged 14 years and her sister
Mavis aged 1! years These two
plucky and energetic little women
<re house Keepers for their father
an<* have been since the death of
their mother a year or more age
The story is well worth reading
The Cochrane are well known by
many in Sltagway
FUN FOR THE ROWDIES.
Revelrie* of the Mohock* In London In
th* Old Days.
Some curious |>articulars of the dan
Rem of l.omlon struts to the old days
are glvt-u In an article on 'The Scow
rers and the Mohocks' Id a British
magazine. The favorite practice of tbe
Scowrers was to Invade some tavern
Id the evening, drive out the cus
tomers, III treat the proprietor and bis
attendants, wreck tbe premises and,
above all. "roar." Steele tells of tbe
Mohocks, one of whose pastimes was
to "incloste women Id casks and roll
thetn dowo tbe street" Id 1712 a roy
al proclamation was Issued offering a
reward of ?100 for tbe apprehension of
any Mohock.
Soon after the accession of George
IV. to the throne In 1820 tbere waa a
recrudescence, though in i milder
form, of Mobock rowdyism, and at
tacks on the watch? "boxing tbe Char
lies." as tbe phrase went? ones mors
became fashionable among ths wilder
spirits of London. These revelries,
however, were rudely disturbed by the
establishment In 1820 by 8lr Robert
Peel of an efficient body of polk*.
Yet again In early Victorian days
tbere wa? another Mobock outburst
under the auspices of the Marqula of
Waterford, and once more knockers
and bell handles mere wrrncbed off.
public monuments Injured, lights ex
tinguished and crockery smashed. This
form of humor, boweTer, was qrlte
wasted upon the local authorities, the
marquis being promptly kaocked down
by a watchman and taksn up half
dead. The same authority tells us that
In the following year be and some oth
er men of fashion were contfcted at
Derby assizes of trying to oTerU.ru a
caravan, screwing np a toil barkeeper
and painting bouses and people red.
For these recreations they were fined
?100 apiece.
SHADOW OF THE MOON.
It* Rapidity of Motion a* Shown In ?
Sol*!- Eclip**.
Probably tbe fastest motion thnt man
can perceive with bis eyes Is that of
the shadow of the moon across the
earth In a solar eclipse. This rata Is
practically that of the moon In Its or
bit, which Is about 2.000 miles an hour
This is roughly half a mile a second
Now, If a person were to be stationed
on a mountain whence be conJd see
for some miles he could actually watcb
the approach of the shadow am) keep
bis eye on Its edge. Of course the
shade would cover tbe whole landscape
For any one person.
From the testimony of many men
who have witnessed the phenomenon
In such circumstances It Is a terrible
and awe Inspiring spectacle. Thus
Fortaa of Turin: "1 confess it was the
most terrifying sight ! eTer saw. As
always happens In the caae of sudden,
silent, unexpected movements, the
spectator confounds real and relative
motion. 1 felt almost giddy for a mo
meat, as tncrogn toe inssinee oimaiBv
uuder me oh the e'de of the
coming ecllpw" Another rlew la de
acrH*d by Kinsley: "Tbe bright clood
I saw distinctly put ant 'Ike a candle
The rapidity of the aha low and tbe la
tenalty produced a fueling that rn*
thins iratetinl war sweeping over tlie
earth at a speed perfectly frightful I
Involuntarily listened for the mailing
noise of a mltbty wind "
There are. of cottrae roai.y relor-ltlea
greater than 'bla that ocur on tbe
earth. which, too. are measurable, acrh
na tbe speed of ;igbt wMch la l(*tont>
miles a aecond. and I be speed of mote
rules of hot guars, hut they are not di
nectly perrejtlble to tbe bnman virion
-Lawrence Hodirw In Chicago Kecord
Herald
Trana't of V?noa.
The tranalta of Venna came In pal-*,
with an lnl*rval of eight yeara he
tween tbetn. A pair ocvtimed In 17*1
and 1*t? and again In 1S74 and lWtt
The whole of the twentieth century
will pass wi:i?Mit another tranalt Not
antil the yenrt axM and 3blV will poa
terlty hare ihe opportunity of wilneaa
ing It It waa long anppoeed tbt.t
transit* of Venna o?er tbe anna disk
afforded the only atvnrnte method of
determining the dinanca of the tan.
out latterly the stirrd of tight haa he
come the more favored method for that
pur(K>sv New uiri American
Hew H. Lost M ? Dag.
"I've lost me mine darbsbnnd." aald
a Oertnan resident of Brooklyn
Those dog ratrbere pot blm "
?'.Me j N> dey have got blm by der
ponnd Row did they ewre to took
hlui?" asked bio friend
"They took him by der yard," re
plied tbe lo?ier andty -New Tork Preaa
Perhaps Sha Waa Sl'tpfieal.
"J cat ot lock."
"What'a the matter nowf"
"1 promlapd my rift I'd be hmne at
10 o'clock Inst night."
"And conMn'1 make It. I anppo?tr
"No; I got In at jnat 9.45. bat abe
was aound aaleep, i i d I failed to get
credit for It*- Detroit Fnsa Preaa
The Of*ae Way.
"If I war* younger," aald the *?b
old man, "I believe i might wio yon
for my wife."
"Tea." replied the cuM tjeaoty.
dreamily rtnnailorlng bla alxty year*,
"or. any. fifteen or tweuty year* oid
er."-l1illadelphla 1'ram.
Continuous 0#rf vmino#.
Wigwag -My wife la a antTragetU
She la going on the teottra platform
Heopeckke Hub! My wife doear't need
any ptstfoj-m - ItMisieWJa Record.
Thts world helcnga to tbe energetic.
-Emecaoa
Cla.ar Boy.
Mr. Man-Whet waa your father be
fore he dltfd?
a?rui>ti Bar ANva.
BABY IN HAT
rap RASH
On Face. Spread Until Neafly All
Over Body, Crust on Head. Hair
Fell Out. Itch Terrible, Cuticura
Soap and Ointment Cured.
Monro*. Wla ? " Wh**i my baby m ?lt
W?*a oM three run* a rwk on M* hn>
whk h finally uprwal until it got nearly all
tmr ho body. It hnr?! a mm* on Ma
hmd. hair Ml not Mil III* trh waa ?apr1Mr
?V? he would ?crntr? tlx mm the wtur
would ootm out In M< drop*. Ob fhra and
hody ft ?m In * dry fhrm and ?~ad ami*
off. Ha waa In irrmt m ttrrj ami at atghti.
I would lay a wain boldlna ht, hand* m
That be could not arraft* and d'nllaaw Mm
?4f. t trlrd ?imp*a mmrilaa at ant. Um
ant Willi la*, but H did Im> 0rmt. Finally
a Mm) hkpmI Pntlrura R mwllw. at
I amt for ft ?ample to aee what rhey would
do. when to my am pikw after a M applira
'f ma I malil on an lanpr"vi in it. and ha
wrmM n?t bettrr. t hnuaM a hoi of Cwtl
rW* Olnttimt and a cake of C jrtrwra a??p
and before I had them half ?wl my hahy
waactmd. Hla bend It acw mrrmA with a
hnortairt growth of hair and hla < nwM'H'H
U admired by m?T)I?i<i and baa an dla
Dlimnmu I hope other a>4lm win
pcuflt by my npwiw and WH ho worn
out with poor haMea who are t?? iwal with
?kin and aralp iftrtw, " (fllaaed) Mm
Annie KaundfTB. Sept ?. mil.
Cuticura Soap and OfcliMl do (o marl
fi* poor ?anplet>*>*. ml. ronab hand ' and
dry. thin and falllna hair, and rrwt an Htlte
fiat It I* almrat criminal ant to uaa them.
Hold by dcalera tbrou*hnu< the wortd. IJV
fnti (ampfc> at rwrh m?Bed 6rr? with 1?-P
hock on the ?kln and armlfe Addrraa poet
card "Cuticura, IVpt. T. Rralra "
?fTender-faced man ?hn>dd mat fitt in**
Soap ftha'ta* Stick. 23c. Bamp'a fre*.
A Cur out Churrh.
The nin. i "i i ,'it?!?r i lmrrl In Iht
world I, pmli-ilit) H J??liu'?. at I Him*
Plan. In HwllserlntNl l?at?a I'tatl la
irrr .'? <??' 1 i t almra am lr\rl and la
famoti* it* a winter trairt for con
auni|>ilrc? on .inniini of lt? great pn
rlty of air ami protection from hlfti
wind* K;. .I?liir? ibiirrh la a rtry
?mull Imllillni: but ncwrthr'eaa II ha*
I wo afcrple" (>n? of f he?e h mn< h
htrjrer fhun f*> ? <?ther. fnwerina high
?tlmre Ihe tlmrifi and prwaenrlng a
nmat alntnlar -?wr. he*iiy taM
I'd after lire manner of a mrhiarew
The ihapl'H iitnhltn ->me fine i-Miim
which In niw-lent tlnm wore n?*d tn
<nnnd tire ,<larm n hen there waa a
threatened lnrna|<>n of wild nnlinata
THF. PAMPFRF.D ONF5.
K the fowW*? rf van'tv of fa
ther or mdif hm ? men
from harr! wor . if ano *r h*' ?l
way* he'pe H J *m f>ut at the end c4
hit trou(>l^. if what v ?? IitM al
wayi fell to hi t ?>.d wi.it wa?
heavy to ?<*.*? onr rite. <f he ha?
been f*erm?fed to ? *k u it.l *?> r?
mg has h? -w i haU?. h? b ? w41
be ? <i*?) "irte-'n? f" 'u re
DON'T RTITrKIMKNT
Yd* Will Make No M intake If V.nj
Follow Thla Ait ? ire.
Never t.i?slect your kldnaya
if you bm p?ln In the back,
urinary dlaoMers, dti?ln?*? and
nervouaneaa, It'a time to act >a<<
no time to experiment. These ere
frequently artnptoma of kidney
trouble, and a remedy which M
recommended lor the kldarya abouid
be taken la time.
Doan'e Kidney Pill* era ? good
remedy to use. U bae acted effect
ively in many caaea la thle vlelaity.
Can Alaakan ra-IJeote demand
farther proof than tka following tae
tlmonlnlT
E. O. Beaumont, (li Q U,
Eureka, Cal , aaya: ' For a long
time 1 had a bad caae of kMnay and
bladder trouble. The kidney eerr?t
lona ?er? too frequent In pxoaaga
and I euffered a (feat deal from
backache that waa especially aevera
at night. I applied plaetarr to my
back and used other romedt'je, bat
without rareivlag any aoticaable
benefit. Happening to see an ar
tlnle la th? paper* about I?m i
Kidney Pil'a, 1 pr-curad the rem
edy. I jegan aalr.g It and In a
abort time my kidnaya vera reetor
od to a normal condition. I have
uaed Ave botes of Doan'e KMaey
Pills and can aay that 1 am cared
Aa I did not take any othar rawady
at the aame time. 1 glv* the fall
credit for my cure to Doan'a Kidney
Pllla."
For aale by all deal era Price
SO centa Fnster-Mllburn Co, Baf
falo, New Tork, sole aceata for th
Unlted 3thk?e
Remember the name ? Doan'e
and take no other.
riv* good oni a to draw to.
Pebbleford and 04b?on Rya. Bad
wetaer, Blee Ribbon and Pale Ram
ler Beer at the Board at Trade.
J 5c f?TT a home cooked meal? 1
0?lck. clean eervlea Where! At
the New Home Restaurant, Fifth
Avenue, half a minute from Broad wa.
Banded w?ik>w~r?n*<?. Mono
Venom aarf Daluoat. The bee* at
?ear Rh?a Wbbrm. Bodwetaar and
pale Rainier, at the Vaarot Tal?
pfefwie 17. t * i
LOCAL BRIEFS
?K 10W AY WtATMER **RORT
lloaulta Pi tka ?fca?r?atto? Uk#a
U Moorr'a Wburf at iMdifebt
?Mt Bit hi, '? m follow*.
r?rap LiES# aH#<(ri .. .
4u pwrftm !i itn ... 4? ?#?*?
41m. " * " . niMr*
?aw* - ??bor
Clovdr. L wUAlwwMMr 39:12.
Nnt bott?r and par?r tfcan OII>
Rf?, Ralntor aad Olyrapta
Or dam bjr phona promptly <l?|t*?r*4
Tha Maacot
ORKIT fTIC'IR*Vr KAI.K
Hold at a lo""' Malt Ratelar, 3*
wnU p*r bottle KtpmtMf prepar
ed for at?-? paoplo and InralMa, knd
aacallent for naniln* mot bora O nif
two barr?la toft. Afar (kit, prl^a
will ba 15 emnia par bo?tl?
Paafc Train Bar
rood coebad ?? ft abonfd ba at
tba ' Whlta Paaa Cafa" 0?lf th?
boat In tb? maravt *ra Ortoff
Win*. proprtotr*? tf
fUtR HF.AT flTWH TAIIR
Tha Pack Train IWaaraai
?m?rt n la fan*
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