RE hie pass a
ki BUN
Speed,
Route of Service ,
j Comfort, Safety .
| Through Ticketa to and i(om Daw ton, Fairbanks. and all
Magnificent New Steamers
Parlor Observation Cars
t aylaadldlj ?|ttt toiufortable loathvr chairs,
ba?? Udr ' ??****? cbockoJ and Uiud?d (brou<b to ihmUu
i voiding ali (HMtaiblw .rouble and delay.
Ftmoui for it* Home Cooking.
Buttermilk horn our own d*wv
I llEUit
RATES $2.50 PER DAY AND UP
A. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
I bc Only Fw? CUm Hotel Opened Under New Manage
h?fli|Ma>?<*? Ujt A.ILU UMl
HOTEL SCOTT
tiouU * rfcfewauk-fcaiup
Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
WtCIAt RATE? AND ACCOM MOO ATION? FOR MU8HSRS.
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEbT
GOOD STABLES FIRST a ASS BAR STCK'k
CARCKOSS ^ & YUKON TER.
NEW - COMFORTABLE
ELEGANT +
The Caribou Hotel
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Car cross, Yukon Territory
U.M>? W?-l> U?p,m? ikm WhiU Pm* D
Whera tha auk by lha ?trouftr
ara crowded
11* bravaly kaapa up tha good fljhl
lN lnrvl round by relentlaaa condlllona,
Willi nacda that wlU give him no ml,
11* clings It th? falreat ambltlona
And toll* with a song In hi* brunt
H? atrlvaa and la free from reae fitment
Kor others ohoM vanturaa have paid
And an searching for aplandld conlaot
mant
Away from lha channal* of trade.
Ilia taak aa ha puta hla hand to It
but Ita gladly endeavara to do K
A llttla bit battar aach day.
He U pitied aomatlmaa by hla brother*
Whom Fortune ha a deigned to make
Hut he wastre no tlma envying othara
llacauae of tha hick thay have bad.
With faith tn lha Maatar above him
And hup* that im> <-r faller* nor swerve*
tla la cheered by thalr gteriiieae who love
And la loyal lo thoaa whom hi serve*.
lx>l other* whom luck haa allandad
Amlltlona unyielding and aplandld
Ar?, ceaaelresly urging him still.
With toy In lha strength ha la |ltw
To dally accomplish bla baat
II. Ia(a not with thoaa who ara drlvan,
8 K Klaar.
A MEMORY,
what has become of the oKl fash
' lonetl lover
Who called for hie sweetheart when
?
An*] took her out riding, by gum. In the
And drove with one arm draped around
her walet line?
II tt'S sot a new fangled self starting
And riding *"?? loet at least one of Its
! Ilecauw* ?1on't you aee. when he's steer
ing the auto
lie has to keep driving with both Of hie
?Selected.
I WONOER 13 THERE LAUGHTER?
V WONDKR up In heaven is there laugh*
> Kor hvi who loved It eo.
if. partlnii past, the Joy that followed
Made her lose loath to go.
! wotkder If above the stare* strange sing
The high angelic praise.
She hearn those notes of vagrant laughter
' That gladdened earthly daya
r WONDKR if. this little life behind her.
.Some tender thought of love and mirth
From one who leughe no more,
i It matters not, my loneliness, my torrow.
So the be glad and gay.
Out If I thought ahe would not laugh to*
My heart would break today!
?Ethel M Colson.
-KILLED IN ACTION*
[Things have come out against ua-Cap
tain Scott's Diary.)
THINGS came out against us?
The blind hosts of the blunder
Impossible to tight,
I Cruel things tuonstroua thing*.
Walking all lo white
They were lees than we were.
Ttiese things beyond control.
! But they came out against us
. :.ay crush our mortal clay
I Yet never touch tha souL
' From white, unheard of mountains
I They swept down like a wind.
| Challenging us to save our solves
| And leave the loet behlml
Conquered, we shall conquer!
For there la another Captain.
To conquer a darker pole.
The things that bludgeoned us In the
dark
We have proved they are Irse than he,
IHecure In the honor of England,
Secure of victory.
?Alfred Koyea.
-LIFE.'
? CKIUT of br*ad awl a comer to |
** alr?l> lo;
A minute to imlle and an beur t? wa?p In:
A pint uf Joy to a peck of trouble.
And never a laugh, but moana come dou
ble.
And that le lira. ,
A cr<iat and a corner Ihat love make*
With the erollee to warm and the tear* to
And Joy ae?ni* ew*?ter when cares come
And a moan ta th* flneet of fella for
litughter.
And that la life.
?P. L> Dunbar.
ANACREONTIC.
WHAT ta a kla*T A berald
That marehaleth the
A fleeting breath of
Wtlch o'er the Up doth rove;
The ardent lover'* tr?mblln*
A dew which on the heart dtetllle
And kindle* Into flaroe.
What la a klee? A tleplng eound
?rtw w hiepered hop* of more.
The bending of th* lioy god'e bow.
Wliat tlm* tb* etrlng and arrow
The bllaaful signet to tb* vow
?Jaw** lloe* Calvert.
-PERCHANCE TO DREAM."
r AM bo weary, yet 1 fear to eltep.
1 How bard li ?ceuia to lo** my**lf-to
Ta tnat etrenge world wher* tyrant
Wh*r* 1 may kill my frl*nd or wad mr
- Ungar*l QUiuau O*ors?.
BIO QUARTZ PROPERTY 0
I1ID IN BY DISCOVKRRRS
Sowurd, Juuo 20 ? For tho sum of
f 14,000.65 JuiIko J. J. Finnegan. at
torney for Frunk P. Skeou and John
Lechuor btd In n group or eight
gold, quartz claim* ou Falls crock
sold by Doputy Marshal Evans, un
der execution growing out of a fore
closure of a mortgage, yesterduy of
tern oon.
| Skcen and Lecliner located ti*
claims In question in the year 1 1?05 .
In 1906 F. B. Clark, Frank K
Southback and F. L. Southback Jr.,
took ov6r this property, making an
lultlal cash payment and giving u
mortgage to seure tho remalndor of
the amount due. Theso partlep or
ganized the California-Alaska Mla
log company and turned the proper
ty over to that corporation.
In the spring of 1907 Clark, ac
companied by ten miners, arrived
here from San Francisco, Installed
two avostras and started to mine
the gold vein. Lack of devolopmoiit
and lack of funds combined to make
a failure of the venturo. Debts ag
gregating thousands of dollurs worj
contracted and remain unpaid to
In the year 1908 John Kapsll mun
is, a Greek, became coucerned in
tho company through the purchuso
of stock. Ho and associates organ
ized another company, which took
a lease on the property, and Install
ed a small stamp mill. Again there
was a failure, due to Incompetont
management an a lack of funds.
During all these years Skeen and
Lechner dealt most leniently wltU
the prospective purchasers, lu tne
hope that the) could make good
Lust fall howevor, foreclosure pro
ceeding were Instituted, as there
was no hope for the Cullforulu-Alas
ka company to make a success of
the enterprise und because payments
wero loug overdue.
TRUE GIVING.
THAT Is no true alms which th?
hand can hold.
IU five* nothing but worthless
Who ttlves from a sense of duty:
But he who glvva but & slender mite
And rives to that which Is out of light.
That thread of ilia all auststnlnK beauty
Tha heart outatratcliea Its eager palms.
To the sou! that Sas starving In darkntss
-J. It lx>w?ll.
ODE TO MORNING.
Let the gray creep softly, whlt*
Let the dnw:i spreud quickly,
brightly!
Melli w globules swell and
Oruuge lu a silver lake.
Mellow, yellow, pale and fallow.
Swoln to muuutuln. gulfed lu
Grained with garnet. gloiued
with glory.
Warmly crimson, chilled r.ml
hoary.
Elfs of light within, without.
Thread the fleecy ways slKint
Suowy Hoods around them rise
From the breasts of paradise.
Seething, churning, wildly turn
ti really shading, mildly burn
Till a tieum doth pause, doth
Poised that breadth of lake and
Aud with dnrtle. strengtl and
warning
Shoots the radiant gulf of riorn
? Ulram Powers PUwottU.
MAN'S DUTY.
The duty of a rniin U to be
useful to bU fellow diuu; If |?s
?Ible, to be useful to many of
them; falling tbls, to be useful
to bis neighbors, and, fall iik
them, to hlmielf, for wheu he
helps others be advances 'he
general Interests of manklud.
Just as he who mnkes hlnisvl'
a worse man do*-# harm not onl.f
to blinself. but to all those to
whom bo might have d'.ue goocl
If be had made himself a bette '
one, so he wbo deserves well o '
himself docs good to others by
the very fact that he Is prepar
ing what will be of service to
men.? Seneca.
HAIR TELLS CHARACTER
Color of Hair Said lo Indlcat* t I'cr
miii'i Triuperamriif.
Many peoplo believe thut b'.onjr ni
llglil liair denotes affection un?l dark
hatr constancy. A person without halt
Is not devoid ot character; far fi-om li.
The disposition ot the average bald
headed man Is to show such sollcltudc
for the welfare of others, that he neg
lects himself. A germ causes boldness.
1'rof. Sabouraurt. of l'arls, Francs. In
causlng It to beeotr.i< totally bald In flrr
?
dangerous germs It Is necessary to appl>
Kcwbro'a Herplcldx.
"Destroy the cause? you romnve th?
?ft ret. "
Bold by leading druggists. Send !0o Ir.
stamps for sample to The Herplclde Co..
Detroit. Mich.
Wnj. nritt, Special Agent, Kkagivay.
Oue dollar bottle* guaruntued.
HIDDEN DANGERS.
Nature Gln? Timely WunilnuM Thnt
No Alaskan Citizen Ctui Afford to
Ignore.
DANUtK SIONAL NO. 1. comes
from tho kiilnoy BocroUous. They
will wain you wi-on tho kldeuys are
weak. Well kidneys oxcreto a clo.ir
ambor fluid. Weak kidneys sen
out a thin, palo and foamy, or a
thick, rod, lll-smelllng urine, full of
sediment und lrrogular of passage.
DANUliU S'ONAL, NO. 2. come#
from tho back. Duck pains, dull
?<!?; heavy, or sharp and acute, sug
gest \v0:tk kldnoys and warn you of
tho dnnger o* dropsy, gravel and
Orlght'B disease. In that case Doaus
Kldnoy Pills have boon ondorsed by
thousands. Hero Is a stntoment of a
grateful user.
0. It. S?i>!cor, 273 Kxchango St ,
Astoiii Oregon, bays; "1 cuu lit all
earnestness recommend Donn's Kid
?icy I'llta. I ued thorn In my old bom
in Lincoln, Mo. and found that thc>
do ull that Is clalrood for them. Ko
hack and kidney trouble, the Is noth
Iiik butter und I udvlso tholr use by
ull afflicted In that way. They came
to my resiiuo In flno stylo".
Kor sale by all dealers. Price 50
centa. Fotcr-Mllburn Co., nuffnlo.
\Yw York, solo agents for the Uni
ted States.
Remember the name -Doan'a ? and
tikt no other.
3Gc lor a horns cooked meal ?
quick, clean service Whoro At
rtu Now ilonie Reetaurant, Fifth
AYrnue, halt a minute from Rroad
CRAB MKAT COCK TAII.S
at
Served ? la rarte.
Tim I'nrk Train Itcntaui-anl
H.M. Hartwigsen
in: a Licit in
CIGARS. TOBACCO AND
SMOKERS' ARCTICLES
r NOW IS THE TIME
TO FISH
A carefully selected line of Rod?. Reels.
Lines, Flyes. Hooks and bait.
EVERYTHING FOR
THE ANGLER
Large circulating library, including the
latest copy write books. Magazines,
Newspapers and other periodicals. Fine
line of Stationary.
Spring Time ?
-- Kodak Time
Take a Kodak wkh you.
Everything for Kodak*' ry at our
Store, and prompt developing and
printing.
^Draper & Co.
Box G. Skagway
SEATTLE '5
Leading Popular Priced Hotel
Hotel
Georgian
European Han
\\\ Out vide Sunny
Roomn. Klt'iraiuly
Furu Ia'hhJ
Sample Room*.
Comino'eUl & Fam
ily trade nollc'lb d
KATF.S t K
Slntrle lloonw $1 up
UootDHWlth lu il? ?l 50
Two ponton* itJ.30 up
C. 9. ST ?FFOKD.
Manager.
Tako East Lako car from Union
Depot to Fourth. FOURTH AVE
between Union & Pike.
RAW FURS
WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE FOR PRICE LIST
Percey's Fur House
Othkoih, ? Wikconiin
LOCAL BRIEFS
8KAOWAY WEATHER REPORT
RcaulU of the observation Uk?n
at Mooro'a ' Wbarf at ml<;rt*h!.
lajBt night, 'j as follow*:
Temp, time ob*sr/arn .. . 57 abovo
Max. preceding 24 brg .. 76 abo.o
Mia. " " "... 66 abova
? oati * " " . 6u abovo
Barometor 29-98. Cloudy ana cum.
como. I'lill Abrahams, Such
W. U. Hlllery, W M.
Frntrriial Order
E?{lw
Skugway Ae. le
No. 25, Frmier
nal Order of
Eaglott moots tbu first and tlil.d
Wednesday r'ght ot each mouth at
their hull on Fifth avenue. VLsltlng
brothers cordially Invited to attend.
John Orashtl, W. P.; J. M. Keller,
Secretary.
Off , Skagwny Lodi;u
No. 431, 11 r. 0.
meets every
1st uud 3rd
Thursday nlligis
at 8:30. Klks
club und reading
room opon dally from 1 p. m. to
2 midnight. Visiting brothers cor
dluily welcoma. ? W. C. Blanchard,
ICx. R. Geo. Magee, Secretary.
^ x Arctic Brotherhood- ?
yfy Camp Skagwuy No. 1,
A. B. meets every Ti.es
day evening at 8:00 p.
m. sharp. Visiting brothers cordial
ly welcome. ? Fred Fonzo, Arctic
Chief. Goo Robblee, Arctic Hoe.
Olympla boor on draft at the
Hoard of trado This 'famous brew
.s kopt constantly fresh both on
draft and In bottlos. This Is tho
lload of Tudo Bar, wlioro the cole
biatod Rsnlor Boor Is also kopt
In bottlos tf
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Attorneys
II. R. LE FEVRE
\ t torney - A t- Law
Commissioner For Yukou ' .rrltory
lo lake Affidavits
Skugway - - Alu?kii
Den.Ijts.
I)l(. L. S. KELLER
Dentist
Most Modern Methods
Open Evening#
Office Hours: 9-12 a. m. 1-6 p. m.
Alaskan Building ? -Broadway
3KAGWAY - - ALASAK
M. F. l'ATTERSON DENTAL
Sl'PPLY COMPANY
Rental Supplier.
? Dealors In ?
dental supplies
229 Walker Bldg. Seattle, Wash.
Orders by mall or cable will receive
i>rumpt -ittentlou. Catalogue on ro
iuest.
Frank Suffncool
W. II. Warren
NEW OWNERS
Alaska
Transfer Co.
Coal - Wood
^Hauling
JQuick Service j
Low Rates
" Get The A. T. .Habit"
Office in Railway BIdg.
"HONE 10
Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY STAN1CH. ProprWlw
For 14 Yuri We Hire Strred oaljr
The Best in the Markets
ud t?Uy it i> tk? !
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
New Location
Broadway, between- 3rd and 4th
The Delmonico of Alaska