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Imrrv^Wrlv OppO?'?r tK? White P?*? Depot +
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Sanitarium '(sittuI Alaska
I.Arire. * *ni.i ?atlis.
Abumlance of Water. IVst of
Hotel Arcomnwdal ions. Fur
nished - fo>- Rent
Excellent H\int;ne an?: Hshing.
Mi>-<r g ????' Sailing.
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makes ?er nthlv *i>.its. In
format >n ami ru.tf?. upon request
Dr. F. L. Goddard. Prop.
Health Resort
A L AS K A
DON'T FROG
Unlet You>e Got SO GENTS
W tf. BOUGHTOfi
PKM.FR !??
Cigars Tobacco.
Smokers' A>-ticles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
LARGK CtBCTLATIVO UrtR?RY
UTCtrOlNO T ATKST OOPT'
RIOHTKD HOOKS
?*aA7'M>S.NIt*SPAPM8 A WD
OTHKR FF.KloniCAt>S
in ii'n n - irr
3 ROYftL
Steam Laondry
All Work Oaaracte**! Sbort ?
On3.?r* ?ompUy
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V e*a?r>>r*r will call an.1 deliver J
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SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
|TO THE
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MINNEAPOLIS. MINN.
Write for Circular Mi
Alaska Fur* a Specialty
Very Top Price* Paid.
Make - Trial - Shipment
GIRECTOflT OF FMTEIWIl SOCIETIES
ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD.
Regular meetings of Camp Skas
way. No. I, evtry Tuesday at $-?>V
o'clock sharp. in A. B. hall. Broa>'
<ray.
Visiting brother* are cordially it
Ited.
J. J. Chambers, A. C.
E. J. Poherty. A. R.
BENEVOLENT AND FROTECTIVF
ORDER OF ELKS.
Skag-way Lodge, No. 431. B. P. O.
Elk*, rawti every Thursday evening
in each month at 8:('0 p. ra. Visit- <
itij Brother* are cordially Invited.
F. A. Callarman, Sec.
A cardial tnwtauou is tiivjUt-U t
all visiting brother 4.
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES
Regular meetings of Skagway Aeri
No. 2i, Maternal Order of Eagle
first and third Wednesdays In each
month. In their hall on Fifth Avenue,
a* S:00 p. m. sharp.
AU members are requested to b
pre^ent and visiting brothers are In
v",t? d to attend.
ELMER WHEELER, Worthy Pres.
J M. K.ller, Worthy Secy.
FREF. AND ACCEPTED MASONS
Regular meetings of White Pass
Lodge No. 113. Free and s ceptr l
Masons, second and fourth F.ldays ?
?acb month, at 8 p. ra. sharp, at Ms
sonic ball. 2*5 Fourth avenu*
Sojourning and visiting member*
are requested to meet with ns.
H F. TAYLOR, Sec.
Come In or 'phone orders for Gl'j
?on rye; Rainier and Olympia Imt:
delivered to your home by The Mas
cot tf
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itiiiniiim:?nntu;iBi.u^riiiiii!i!i;m:: ?
RAW FURS!
? : WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WKITF. FOR PRICF. LIST
Percy's Fur House H
OshVoth, - Wi?con?in H
Official Watch Inspector White Pas^ <fe Yukon Route ? '
I^cIidbK Jeweler
Beautiful Alaska Nugget Jewelry
j' Special TVsirng Mule to Order.
Carved Mastodon and Walrus Ivory
Oj oe i i rtv r . cr<;. such m Statuettes. Paper Weight*. Crihbace
Hoards and Napkin Rinjr*.
: T H K ONLY LINE OF :
Irorr Je*elrr. Snuff. Toiwcco. Stamp, Match, Ctollar and Cuff Roxes in
'?he citr.
Beautiful* Alaska Scenic Hand Tainted Cliina
I
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? Jeweler and
. 1 1\U lu Optician. . ,
Iteacou Silas Uoodbue was a good
uiau. You lua.v say that all deacon*
are good men n ml such Is the ense U|>
to n certain |>oint.
The good deacon lived two mile*
ftoin the Tillage aud his church, but .
every Sunday he was there. Some
deacons wouldn't have not out for that
drive lu a blizzard or a thunderstorm,
but iKwcon Uoodhue never niN-ed a
Sunday.
On this particular occasiun. bowser,
much to his sorrow, the deacon found
himself intere^t^il In the cirrus bills j
posted up on the highway barns. He
resen'ivi Mi Inferrit He tried to chase
it away, lie wrestled with it as be
boixl coin. He cruild have got tbe Iwt
tcr of It but fur one thing. Tbe com
ing lir.'us bad en exhibition an Afri
can elephant weighing two tons. He
hud lost an eye at.d one tusk, be had
killed five keejters. and It was expect- '
ed he would kill the sixth wllhin a
month. There was something in this
statement to appeal and Interest.
"What I want," he said, "is to see !
that elephant. I want to look him
over for al*>ut lialf an hour, and then '
I shall l>e willing to drive back home "
"Brother flood hue." replied the mln- !
Istor. "as I understand It. there are
two tents. One Is for tbe menagerie ,
awl the other for the circus."
"Yes. that's so."
"One ticket admits to both."
"It does."
"And the menagerie is tbe first tent
you enter."
I SEEING THE
ELEPHANT
By M QUAD
Copyright, mo, by Asaoelated Lit
?r?ry I'r^as.
"I guess so."
"Well, the case seems to l>e right
here. Can yon enter the first tent nncl
gaze on the elephant and uot Ions to '
en:* the second, where the circus Is?
It is surely no <in to gaze on ?n ele
phant. but when it comes u> a circns (
performance. deacon, that Is different,
you fcnow. You must fight this out
alone. Von are a strong man, hut the
two ringed circus is an awful tempta
tion."
He bad a week to think it over.
Sometimes he was strong In his self
confiden'-e. and araln his knees wab
bled Why pay SO cents to see the j
elephant alone when it would admit
to all? Was It worth that sum to gaie
on eveu au elephant that had killed
five men? It wris decision nnd indeci
sion for a week, aud then the minister
inquired if his mind was made up.
"Not skassly," was the reply.
"Too doubt your strength?" *
"That's It. I do want to see the ele
phant . and I don't want to see them
gals in spangles, and I'm sweating
over It."
"Then wouldn't It l>e wiser to give
np the Idea V
The deacon went home and wrestled
another day and then decided not to
go near the bebemoth. The circns
came. and his neighbors went, and a
peddler came along the road and told
him that It was the gran<1e?t aggrega
tion on the face of the known world,
and the words brought a lonely feel
ing.
The good man's reward was at hand,
however. Just at sundown he heard I
a gre?t yelling down the road, nnd he j
looked to see a great cl aid of dust. 'A
haystack on wheels was coming bis
way, pursued by men and dogs. The '
deacon was at the Iwrnyanl gate with
a milk jwil on his arm. As the hay- ]
stack came nearer be murmured to
himself:
"B'gosh, It's an elephant and he>
broke away from the circus! He's the
rery one I wanted to see. and nnw
there won't l?e no temptation about
if
Yes. top two loiuier n.iu iwmn-ii
loose and was looUng fi>r summer
board. lie was hlklug straight nhend
when he caught sight of the deacon
and the open (rme and the cows in the
barnyard, lie swerved aside and but
ted In. Brother Guodhne did not un
derstand the situation until two sec
onds too late. He wa? seized and
thrown twenty feet high to come down
on the wagon shed with a br> ken log.
Then the four cows were picked up
and toyed with. They were tossed over
into the road or slammed against the
barn, and the deacon on the roof for
gr>t his pain as he gazed. His wagon
was smashed to bits and his hayrack
pulled apart, and the behemoth plajed
ball with a plow or two.
Of course the circus men were after
him all the tluie. but the two tonner
was out for fun. and he didn't sub
mit to bondage until he had had It.
His last act was to burst throngh the
fence and walk up to the kitchen
of the farmhous" and pick up the well
curb and the old oaken bucket and
send them sky. high among the limbs
of a cherry tree. Then he gave in and
was led away looking as innocent as a
lamb. The clrctis proprietors agreed
tc pay all damages, but aa a matter of
fact not a cent was ever had from
them. During his three months In
bod Deacon Ooodbae hud many callers.
Anvuig them, as a matter of course,
was his minister. As he sat down by
the bedside he asked:
"Deacon, what do yon figure np the
damage to be?"
" 'Bout five hundred. 1 griefs."
**T*m. 1 wish 1 could pay it."
"Oh, no one expects such a thing."
"No. 1 can't pay it. but I'll tell you
what I can do. I can advise you that
when the next circus comes along
you go to It. Ton not only go in and
; see the elephant, but the kanmroos.
(be camels, the gtratTcs and the hyenas,
rtnd then yon get n front sent at the
i clrrno performance and stay nntl! th?
; last act la over."
He cleave tint cloitd with canvas win?*.
High o'er the dome* he maketh rings.
Clearing the snowy peak*, by Jlngs'
Me looketh down on ships and shops:
Tie soars again? his chug-chug stops!?
Then like a bumbershoot he drops!
?Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Aviator (to workman who has res
cued liltn from the Ken)? Ah, my pre
server, my good preserver!
Workman (dejectedly) Stow It. gnr
'nor. l>on't chaff n feller just t#n\n?
he works In a Jam factory.? Tlt-Blts.
There once was a fullback who hunted
For trouble and not nil h*> wanted.
Kor he started to foot
With a government mnle
HIs tombstone reads simply, ' Outpunted."
? Cathol'c Standard and Times.
"How far Is It to GloomyvIHe?" we
ask of the native who In leaning over
the gnte.
"Ten mile, straight ahead." he "a
swers.
"Btit we met a mnn a little way
back and he aid it was only two
miles."
"F1 ?rt, fat man. drlvln' a fleabitten
sorrel boss?"
"That's the man."
"l>ld yoti meet him or pass him?"
"We passed him."
"Thought so. He's drlvln' a balker
I traded him. nn' he didn't want his
hnss to know h'>w mu h furder It had
to ko."? Cbi?.*?go Kvening Post.
There was h voting Jokesmlth named Ljrt
ton.
Who once with brain fever was smitten.
Ami he nevermore spoke.
For h' thought of a )oke
That was new and had never been wrlt
? Philadelphia ledger.
"Marriage," said the serious man, "Is
an ednoatlon In Itself." "Yea." com
mented old Crunch. "It teaches yon
v. hat not to do after you've done it." ?
Boston Transcript.
fllogle flic or double,
Slghln' i iirv* or smile.
It's such a joyous trouble
We'll tackio It awhile.
Such a fine imssesston
Evry merry mile
We'll follow (he procession?
We'tl tackle It awhile!
?Atlanta Constitution.
Bessie? Wonder why several of the
men it the wedding the other night
lidn't congratulate the bridegroom.
Jatros 1 snpitose it was l>ecat]s?
rhey were all married themselves. ?
b'-bllndelphla Bulletin.
I don't b- lk * e. is has been said.
That ? i ' ' ve-l is a dollar made."
For % dollar sav.?d today tomorrow 'd
lie frettv cert a1 to be borrowed.
?Cat >11 Standard nrd Tlmea.
ECZEMA ON HANDS
FOBTEMYEMB
Were Raw All Over- Was Spreading
to Body and Limbs? Used Cuti
cura and was Cured? Also
Cured Daughters Eczema.
?
I hart mrira on mj h*roh for t*n rtrt
A* first It wo'il'1 h" out only tn
IH?i it !inaiiTranwio?i?7.
I had thrr* *r>o<l doctor > to
do *11 t!wr could but rioiw
of lh?m dirt an j govl. I
thwt ni'd <rn* box of Outt
rura Olntnvnt and thr??
bottle* of Cut intra Remit
cat and m rompJrtrty
mfd Mr hand* wrrr raw
?II orfT. in?ide and o?rt. ami
th?? *czrm* ?*? apreadlac
ill or?r mf h?*tr ?M Iff I*
V' I had n??*1 on* bottl*
or ruiwtir* toe?tn#r wtin tr.? i -m
ciiri Ointment. my ?wr? *?r? nearly h?l?l
ovr <1 i T ' -.'I n?<-d !'>? third
NxiM. I w* enthly wll. I had ? tm I
app'llle anl *s* Ashler "-.in I nrt ???.
To 1 n y no? wlm ha? any J* kin m Mond
I wo'sld hon iIt td?iv tfc?m to fool with
not'.t-;* r|:>>, lint to (f^t ('utir!;r? and f?t well.
Mf hn"t?. ni->-d h? the u? of ruttrnrm, h??<?
n?rt pi 1 m? t' ?? !><? t lift <i f troiihl# up ti?
no* [ cannot i.iwni??il rnkm htehly
it h.< ilo-i# mi? and mr family ?0
ni'i' 'i eood M .' hand* thh ?unt
m?r V-? i-n? porVetlT- r?w witft ?rmn. She
enukl C-' noilii-K tint ?m.|M do ?h*m ?TTf
coo-t until ?h?* trird r* Otlnjr*. fth? iwl two
boll1 ? ?( Clitk'M-l Ri - ilv-- t ?rd or# h?n Of
CtrtHira Hlntnvnt and In two w??k? they
w?tv efitlM? aired. I have inw-d Oitletir*
for othe r of mr family and It alwaya
proved rttrrr ?? ful I r errim -rend It to any on*
with WTfflU \fteT onre i -fnc It roti win
r.?Ter tr- anvthlne ?lx? M'? M F Falrfi.
Bpetri Ferry. Va . Oct. 19. IftO"J "
Cnt<?nra .? AN" mn? fmoom tf*! treatment ftw
aff#r? r-m? tk:i *n*t **':> * <**?<? rnti^rrr*
B?np and * riot f OTrmettt nn nt*e*
v * ri nr> nt ?r*e rr?M PWet
* Ck*m ' > - . S> h iu.?u>o
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
SALE
The Tack Train la now ?el]ing a
big Jot of Good Goods at reduced
prices ?? they are fte'tl ntr too old
lo hold an a sell at a profit Tovra,
tf. Herman Grimm
Get some Bakery flood* from thp
Hoyal Rakery. WhKehor*e. to take
alons on yonr trip. Everything 'he
Best tf
Tfco Homo Cooked \WLs at 'he
Royal f'afe. 'Vhitehorae. are prepared
a i.1 served h> white employees ej
cIuMrely. Mre. J. G. Ffaher, pro
prietress. tf
Yo, can Ret the Olympla beww by
?>?? ittle at the Board of Trade.
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XIDNET DISEASE8 ABB TOO DAS
oBRot's for alaskah no
PLK TO JWWUTt.
The *rea t dan*?r of kidn-r tronb
iea ia that they *et a firm bold V^
ten th? vrff?rer recogniie* tb^io.
Health is gradually undermined,
itackaehe, headarb*. nerTooaneaa.
lam?np??, aoreneaa, lumbago, urin
ary troubles, dropajr, ilahetea and
ftrlght a dl*p*??> follow (n merrfleaa
?acc?mlon. Iwnt negWf yoor kld
r.eya. Ctir? Uto kkinpya with the
certain and ?afe r?m?l y, rtoan'a Kid
ney Pllto, wbleh haa rored tbouaanda.
W. J. Ra*on, 414 Jefferson St,
i fr.attle, Waah., aaya: **A cold wa*
uw rana* of kidney complaint to my
?*a*e, My bark bersm* *o lam? ind
painful that I hardly atoop to
iice my ahoe* and the kidney aee
( r-tlon annoyed me by their freq*J?ncy
n paaaage Being told to try fAoan'a
I K dn?y Pill*. I did ao and waa soon
! .tela to return to work. I ha?e en
J?.yed good health e*er alnce and
in return, I gl?e Doan'g Kidney Pill*
rny h^artteat endomement."
For aaie by all dealer* Prl lee to
centa. Foster-Mllharn Co.. Buffalo
f#aw York, aote agent a for the L'nlted
States.
Remember the nam? ? Doan'i ? an.
take bo other
The Weatern Expr?** Co. have
rpeoed offices here, operating orer
?Ue C. P. R. line aad respectfully m
liiita yoor patronage. 1 1
CURES
Men & Women
T%? Bi* ?1 for n atnra! '
frrf'afjoos . n* ?f
mirw mamhrtnM P
I 2*?r?itiwd oof Ui #trW?r?.
I* ia plain ?npt<aT. ? H|
\ ? -W. n ? - -'?? mm
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j The Hobble Hair Dress
CO.
MODEL AND DESCRIPTION BY MADAM LULU BUTLER
Principal, Madam Butler's School of Beautifying Art*. Detroit, Michigan
THE HOBBLE (See Note) Wave the hair entirely around the he?d. A side parting is made and
that portion of the hair brougt t to the crown of the head and formed into puffs and ringlet*.
The main portion, or unwaved center of the hair is fastened and made Into puffs and ring lets which
are pinned to a wire frame covered with crepe wool. It is this wire foundation which make* the hair
stand out. The f'nlshing band of ribbon produces the Hobble effett.
NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE
Makes Elaborate Hair dressing Possible
Hair that is unfven, dull ami brittle will not work up nicely and never look# Udy and pretty. Regn
lur and Intelligent applications of HERPICIDE will do ninrh to insure e*?ryone having a nice l>**d of
hair. A truly wonderful scalp propbylar tic. llERPTCIDE destroys dsndmff, keep* ?h?" h?ad and scalp
oilman and sanitary and atlmulaf i the flow of nourishment to the glrndw. It prer?nt* th? hair from fall
In? out and on account of Its cxqnlsite and refreshing odor HERPICIDE Is a mo*t d*llght/n| and ?l*
eant dr. isliijr. TJie terrible lt< Mng which Indicator th? presence of c'andrtrff uanally stops almon* In
stantly. HERPICIDE contains ne grea*?? and does not stain or dy*.
Applications may be Obtained at All the Beet Hair Dressing Pariorj and Barber Shop#
Everywhere. Insist or, having genuine HERPIC'DE. the ORIGINAL Dandruff Germ Destroyer. / ^
ONE OOLLAR SIZE BOTTLES SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY ALL DRUGGISTS. A?
Herplcide Aseptic Tar Soap ? ^ ^
is fine for shampooing. cf
There is real comfort In the rr TT\ < Li. Hfttt ^
u^e of a Herplcide Comb. rj^ e? "
SPECIAL AGENT. A? ?*
A*k your druggist 9b0ut them. ,^p .
NOTE ? The Hcrplelde Co., I pre arranged with tlve leading hair" s<* ^ ?'
drresrrs of the Country to frrnish models with description of the <(r
latest and most approved modes in halrdressing. Ladies wbd* <5 . ? Jr a *' ?
adopt these styles will enjov the satisfaction of being in perfect ^ S '
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