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J The Caribou Hotel J
E. W. GIDt-ON. Proprietor ~ ^
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.j. The Only Fir<> Class Hotel Opened Under New Manage- 4
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Headquarters tor AtBn Stn#e Lln?. 4
HOTEL SCOTT'
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Scott * Scliwaulekamp 4
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Headquarters for Mining Men and *
Travelers J
SPECIAL RATES AND ACCOMMODATIONS FOR MUSHERS. **"
* WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST I
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GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK *
* CARCROSS jcp x? YUKON TER. *
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I THE ROSE j
A TaFe of tl-e Far
East
R\ CI. \ M Wk't:
"1 he Mrs. H:.isfo; ! Sirs a tn'.e to
nnfo i!. ' observed th.it ! i-ly's hu>
hs be i seed a ch..,r f. r 1 ?
e\. tainted Pr. Trnyte
besrtiir "Now. Alex. s;>re.td ?!??* ?? r I
t of truth <?:! tli-* i! x ;.t'*l let Mrs
Hfl ; rO N'.iii at or v."
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stoiv to tvlate e.?:i
t , Ol i S?<
ill i (? n oon.
the ? \ listeners .... ??,! t!-. es
for itn i'oar's en; r:; ?
"M> story is - ; ..?> ? ,> re, l
nc.irf," I '--.n M s r- o;t
?ne p'Hii t>'1 t -
sh,V>k ,v;t tl"0 f it> ?*..! 1 it t* >?? t -
wl a si',;.-": erin-r ieicth t b ?t seemed
T?-.ir.vt "I ?? fsot : 'l?i t* i ?1? ? 1 Us 'i't: ??
ry * nrf Hint;- nto.l !:?>?? a ll'.iac a ve.
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? -r? fMi-o 1 i i l to it wi*h a
. iT'Ws Jiv . ::?;) ? then to.'r hi! to
! rv.?!? Mr I' in' -il's !>ron;e1 eheek,
to freak the ,:..Men eyec. asses from
I'ro'Vss.ir Trny'e's ilicnitied n <sp and
'!> to nr ii lo Alexander Felton's
h-itr into ' '!'<! noss T'u a it settled
down in ^ - II n f "Vs lap nrd v>
<jniet
"The <1 ? ':ct" t ,->.1 A r: hnr I'Jayton
onthtisi:- \. vvith a dizzy look nt
the pink s.-.-. . f.
"Why. 'JM you see her, too?" de
mand* 1 th>> 'io* tiion in bewil
dered oho:-i:s
"Yes >.<?: iV'- 't moan- I siy. Mrs
Hanf \\ ' ? - of a jticclin? pi mo
is t x. j > layton stared tirst
at th ? rose >??!!* si-arf and then at Mrs.
Har' -d v is ir.othorly face
above it.
"V. ;i ? t ? !a:n it. Mary." as
sured l-.er I ? ' v ill s,.iue rotioorn
"T\'hat N i* nil .,l'->nt?" dem.indod
Miss F.me the sir.,nc minded
aunt of Arthur i"!a\ton "What h-is
happ?'no?l to tiim nil of their hoails?
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pink silk s,>;tri\ What i1!'! }?>n soo.
Vadr'hioV*
?1 m>? at> i ? ?r, rn city, a l*oautitul
t .'ir' v ;:!i a ; . -.carf on hor head, a
sn.i.v '???': f ??? the eyes trousers a la
; irk an . ? ,1 v.* h over hor
fv>TVh>v ?'
"W? ..r.' ? t ho sinry. Pray.
? V-? M nfi-rd." ar.-ed Miss
tbe i>iuk and MK?r thins 1" ?rr lap
ami fixed her eyes on t ho molt on silver
track that led aeross tho Mediterra
nean to tho rishiK moon
'?This is the only secret 1 over kept
from Jaiues." she said. not looking at
her surprised hu band- "\vl'.ou we
were In Cairo he was Ivim hunting
for scarabs to carry homo lo souvenir
loving friend*. 1 was seeking gauze
scarfs to take to the plrls at ? >mo.
The dealer In scarfs had sold me
several beauties, and woven In each
one was some romantic story that the
wily old fellow Invented as he went
aloncr. ,
?One of the scarfs had belonged to
that daughter of I'haraoh who found
you up Moses anions the bulrushes;
another of apple uret-n and soo<l r >:U *
had been the gift of Antony to Cle.v
patra; a thiid one of black and cold
awl crimson had Jealousy and iiiutdot
for its sotting. ,
??When he brought nut this dream o,
I ink and silver I was skeptical at his
air of exaggerated ivmffli in h.tnd::ns
<r at his rex|HHtfnl tone when speak
ins of it. ?t the almost foir itl Ins
voice
???Madame, this Is the wediPm: senrf
of the Print-ess Anem." he nmrmured.
look bis o\er his s|,ou!4 r at the dark
Interior of his little shop. 'She had
I |; , x or. Fill a r by name, a handsome,
worthless scamp, of whom her respect
ed father strongly disapproved. 1 here
u*is another lover, a prince of royal
blood. Who sought the hand of the
Princess Anem. and It was he who
brought to her this royally beautiful
scarf.
-It mu. h enhances tho beauty of all
who wear it tenfold, but the Princess
Anem would have none of its magic.
f.>r she was Iwantlful herself l>eyond
compare. so she flunc the prince's gift
back in hi"5 face, and? and tradition
s^vs that the scarf turned to a lovely
woman who became the prince's bride
As for tho foolish Princes-; Anom'
ihe seller of scarfs turned his vener
able head and inclined a listening ear
toward the tear of his shop I looked
ami thoucht I could make out a dim.
sh'.dowy whiteness, like the form ot a
vonng Kirl clad In a flowing rol.e.
??'A- for the foolish Princess Anem,
I prompted
"'Ski' married the handsome tcdnf
and * as happv forever afterward,
cried a sweet. nwUnu voi.e from the
ro;i r . and then the white shadow van
ished. leaving me to stare helplessly at
ill** solU?r of scurfs
? 'Sbt% is a heartlrss j;uk\' lu* uiutt^r
.sl bitterly, turning the scarf in his
urowti firgers .
?? -Is that the Trim ess Anem : 1 asueu
bluntly. .
"He shook his head. 'Nay. that t.
inv craceless daughter Leila. Shi
protnisi d this scarf for her marriage if
?ho chose Wisely; but. alas, she ?
breaking my heart and brlnplng my
Crav hairs to tho praxes edge. "e
forgot the barjialuiiig instinct that usu
r!1v overpowers all other sentiment in
the Egyptian bazaars anil beat his head
against the low stone table.
?? -l am very sorry." I murmured "Are
you quite sure your daughter ha> not
Chosen wisely? Poos she love?
?? -Aye. she loves the wrong man. o\on
?* did the Princess Anem. who was
never a greater coquette than my saucy
I.ella. Leila believes she is in love
with Kedar. the water carricr. when
rav neighbor here, llashour. the silk
merchant, is impatiently waiting to
carrv her ofT as his bride.'
"I p 001*0. 1 into the next bazaar ana
was rewarded with a glimpse of the
desirable H ishour. an enormous'. v fat
Orvly One "BRONSO QUININE,** Is - jp q*j
Lr-^w Blses Qal?e/n ' 2h Jv
Cure a Co!d in One Day, Grip in 2 Days f&JCjirxr&Xs "5c
BS 11I9I3BI3E I 2 5EB2Sra'SaO
- It Pays to Get Printing That l
" PLEASES I
a The Work from our Job Department ?
? Pleases Particular People. , !
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_ I\>n t soncl out of town for your work. Lot us quote _
B you prices? show you samples of stock, and do your' work ^
^ QUICKLY. WELL, AND AT REASONABLE PRICES. m
:ahr 9aiUj Alaskan.:
man as old us Leila's father ami very
ugly of feature lie whs asleep and
snoring audibly.
"?You want her in niarrv that? I al
most shrieked at him. ami as I spoke
I was conscious thai the white shadow
had returned to the shop. It paused
behind tile seller of scarfs as if waiting
for his answer
i "The old man nodded. "He is rich.'
! he said briefly. "She could have had
the scarf of the Princess Ancni for a
Rift If she had been obedient. Itul she
I is saucy and wiil not wait upou her
stepmother as she ^ ?ulcl. aud. worst
of all, she swears sli ? wi ; uiarrj ilio
water carrier or i! :-i c me In re
mnlning >>ing c | ;?t>? ni'llcteil indeed -
but nindnmo h.:s not ??'?.~en to let.1 the
rose scarf; Ii !s t1 ? i-'uk of my
stock.' Ills voice i ! ... 'ii niai: cally
to a bargains ; w iiinc
"?\ou cannot want lo sell i( Vou
better forgive your daughter, let her
marry l'cdar aud wear tln? rose scarf,'
1 blundered.
! -lie dash'-d the scarf impatiently
down "Never: If tc.r'dame does not
! buy it I will sell It to the next comer,
.itid 1 will soon have a ? ? - oiner tor
! it." he ended craftily, and I lifted my
j head and looked neliiud fie lo see a
jrroyp of \ me: \> i i omiug
; i?'st basic tow art! ? 1 e '
"That was cn- M- , '.;r in". i pa'd
| r.n ab-nrd price i 'i.o > ., ; .1 ;? ? os.
I. iou shall never As I literal it
away with the ot'ser pare'u-es I bad
made I heard a lot? r d.v. wn - : . u froui
I the white shallow :.s it van It - I.
I "It was In the next street ;iut a
I girl canto tlylti: up to nte r>d i ? u- . . v
touched my am. a pn!r <<r
?lashing e es sh'>ne abevo the van e
that veiled her face, and well, anv
girl with a pir of e vs li.ee those
must have l?ee:i ov.ii-i.i" ."ttifttl.
I knew at once that i: ??:>? the em
bodiment of the sic ! u ; 't. ? had
lurked behind t !:?* seller of ? > < Ts. ;ml
I gtii-ssfii ii i it v >>. hi daughter
I.elia, >he w- i loved re-la- t'ie v tier
carrier.
"She addressed me in a low. mu
sical voice, a nsi\iitre o: broken
Frctii h and fluent Ar.-.'ee. Site thank
ed me for the words 1 had spoken to
tier father cencerning Iter marriage.
She giggled with deli: lit over niv hor
ror nt the fainess of llashotir. the silk
merchant and her despised suitor.
Then she made an appeal. She want
ed to conic wiiii tne as my maid ami
traveling companion, only as far as
Alexandria, where he: water carrier
had g >tie to work on the new wharfs
as a sort of foreman."
Mrs. Ilntifonl stopped abruptly. The
great vessel was drawing near to the
Egyptian city, lying like a Jeweled
necklace along the blue Mediterranean.
In the roadstead the great anchors
rattled down Into the moonlit water,
myriads of little bonis surrounded the
ocean liner, and a steam tug bustled
from the shore. All was confusion
below on the Neptune.
"Well?" itnpiiretl Mr Hanford. break
ing the siience that had fallen upon the
group.
"Let u* see if all is well." murmured
his wife, and so the seven. half under
standing the real Ionian e I hey had
lie?'tt 1 i : i ? : : : : ! I . fo'Vw d hrr to the
ship's rail.
As they le ll>ed over, a Ii ag a small
boat whose v ngie carstc.in was espe
cially insistent in ? eMing dose to the
Neptune's landing ?i"irs. Mrs. Hanford
uttered an c\< ; million of delight, and
they all turned to sec such a \ Isiou of
beauty as is seldom vouchsafed to
western' ey es
Ii w is l.cila. daughter of the seller
of scnrts. Her exquisite fa ce was un
veiled and shone a vision of rose and
Ivory anil meltiug on.vx eyw from the
background of a long hooded black
cloak. "Madame. It is farewell!" she
half wept, holding out little white
hands to Mrs. Hnnford
Mrs. Flanford tossed the rose scarf
over the lovely head a tuition Impul
sively kissed the lijis of iWn.i "Go to
thy Pediir. Leila. and lie happy fcrever
after." she whispered, anil, wiib a Joy
ous laugh, the giri went Later 'hey
saw her enter the lio.U with the single
oarsman, and the two disappeared
f ??vii a silvi-rv tra> I: of wat< r
"\oiits i. il..' otili slury ilivt has had
i re;. : eiid'ii::.' murmured Madeline
i ? > i :i hack to their
chair*
"A" ? ue a real ending if one
mily 'ong enough." laughed Mrs
Mmiro'd
"I <v,ni''"i 1 n.imler what was in
thai -.i-arfV" unwed Arthur Clayton
aloud
??'I'lie spirit of the east," returned
Professor '! ; \ e promptly, a.?d nobody
rout vii <li< tiit hi ni.
GREAT Ci EARANCE SALE
Sold at a Los a! Malt Rainier, 20
cents per bottle. Especially prepared
for sick people and Invalids, and ex
cellent for nursing mothers. Only
two bjj?y?u left After that price wil
bo 35 cerfte per bottle.
I'ack Train Bar
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Pro in this date on all calls Intend
ed foT Henry BTiedenth&l, the Inde
pendent Expressman should be made
to seven-six (76) aud your call will
receive immediate attention. He as
.Hscuntinued his otfice at. the Hough
tm OUnx store.
A fine mild temperance drink 1"
the pure wholesome beer made from
the sparkling waters of Tumwater
Palls, and the very best barley malt
with Just the right proportion of
choicest grown hops. Brewed as on
ly the Olympia Brewing company can
brew. For sale at the Board of Trade
Bonded .vblsklos? filbson, Mount
Vernon and Belmont. The best of
Beer ? Blue Ribbon, BudweJser and
I'ale Rainier, at t'i? Mascot. Tele
phone 67.
New clean comfortable beds for
50 cents and up at the Dominion Ho
tel, Whitehorse, Y. T. Mrs. R Kel
sey, Proprietress. tf
FIRE SALEl FIRE: SALEI
WOOD TO BURN
i Good Dry Planking tor Summer use
Special price this month
12.00 PER n CK.
S. --H ERR T A f ) R? Phone
.vwi-AV\ v.-y\ awwvaam,
> Relieves CATARRH of <
- the *
I SI. ADDER]
< and all <
> Discharges in \
' ' ? 24- HOURS
J WXKmUS
Rrnrtof (MID
?laifrfeitM.
c .1 ?*r Pretrial
,\AAr
DEAFNESS CANNOT BF CURED
by local applications, as they cannot
rt?aoh the dlaeas?s1 portion of the ear.
Tfcere la only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that Is by constitutional
I j r? mod tea Deafness is caused by an
Inflamed condition of the Eustachian
Tuba. When this tube la inflamed
yooi have a rumbling sound or imper
fect hearing, and when it is entirely
closed, deafness Is the result, and un
eias the Inflammation can bo taken
out and this tube restored to its noi
toal condition, hearing will be de
stroyed forever; nine cases out of ten
are caused by Catarrh, which is r.ofii
ing but an Inflamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will gi"r? On? Hundred Dollars
for any ease of "deafness (caused by
Catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Scoa for cir
culars, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drugglsta, 75c
Take Hall's Family Pills for consli
pattan.
COAL
from Shaft No. 6, Oyster Bay Mines
; at I>xdysmith, the highest grade
household coal of all the B. C. fields ;
58.28 FIXED CARBON
? Perfect Combustion. Uniform Heat.
Light Ash
1 On and after July 1st, 1910, we
shall offer this coal, selected and j
graded as follows: ?
i Double Screened aud sacked.. $13 ton.
Screenings (sacked) S ton (
Screenings (bulk) 7 ton I
Above prices include delivery
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
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'Phona 10.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS,
o 10. Skagway, Alaska.
SEATTLE'S
Leading Popular Pricv' Mote!
Hotel
Georgian
European Plan
I Ml Outside Sunny
| Rooms. Elegantly
Furnished
l Sample Rooms
j Commercial & Fara
| lly trade Sollr ted
RATES
Single Rooms *1 up
Two Persons up
Room with hath il.50
Two Persons $2.50 up
F. Q. CALDWELL. I
Manager
T?ke East Lake r*r from FOUK I M AVENUE
(Til Ion Depot to Fourth Bet. Union A I'lke
RAW FURS ||
? : WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE FOB PRICE LIST
Percey's Fur House jjj
Onhkoth, ? Wiicontin
C. E. Bogardus
Assayer
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Gold ft Sliver H 00
| Gold, Silver & Copp?r .. 2 60
Cyanide ?ui<1 Milling Testa,
I 90 Columbia Si. Seattle j
mm
There is Strength
and Vigor
in Every Drop
Stllllt Ml S 11
C V ' 7VY r "Ar^v
SEATTLE, WASH.
LOCAL BRIEFS
SKAGWAY WEATHER REPORT
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KeaulU of the obMrratloa taken
at Moore's Wharf at midnight,
April 22, 1912, is as follows:
Temp, time oDservai n .. ..39 abov*
Max. preceding 24 hrs .. ..63 above
Mln. " " " .. .. 39*bore
dean " "> " .. .. 61 obova
Baironwter 30: 8 Cloudy and <-ajm
INTERIOR NEITHER REPCR1
TEMI'Mf *TUItE
STATIOVS A bore Below
Tagish
Caribou
White Flora* ?
Atlin
Lower r>ebarge
Hootalinqua
Big Salmon ?
Yukon Crossing
Selkirk. .
Coffee CreeK
Ktewart River ?
Ogilvie ?
Dawson . . ... ?
J. IKUTA
MA?frrACTrRrKr.
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curios, Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
CHINA AND CUT CLASS
Official Watch Inspector for th#
W P. 4 Y. Route
Mail Ordara gi*?n prompt car#
SITKA
1 HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium f mt k a 1 Alaska
large, Tlean, Tndividua Baths.
Abundance of Water. Be?t of
Hotel Accommodations. Fur
nished Cabins for Hent
Excellent Hunting and Fishing
Motor Boating and Sailing.
Steamer Georgia from Jnneau
makes semi-monthly visits. In
formation and rates upon request
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
Health Resort
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ALASKA
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| $250.00 Cash Buys
I ot 8, Block With Two Store
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Buildmgs On 6th Avenue Adjoin
ing Bledsoe's Grocery Store. War
ranty Title.
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Phii Abrahams Skagway g
B. M. BEHRENDS,B inker |
Juneau, - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN (ALASKA
Respectfully Solicit** Tlie Accounts
of Skagway Firms And Individual*
| The Skagway Pioneer Dairy ?
H. P. 8EEMAN, Prop.
'The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
The largest and best conducted dairy in A la-ska.
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To all points on White P*ss * Yukon Route.
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