STOP WORK
FOR WINTER
The Tutor. OwJd ctwnpany te shut
ting down its kM drwlre tod&y for
U* season. Tbe others have been
siwjt dowc pradwalN the p*sl few
Au*. The Oaaadiaa-Kiondyke Mjzi
-.1^ ooacpany is operating its two
divd^es oft tie Boyie ?K?ala^ and
*ifl ma *< Jon? * conditions wiH
ponr.ft. Las* jub they oj^jsW un
til December 12, thereby making a
r?-cvr?J for Takon.
7fee FVs-tj-mSk- dre&res are all shut
down for the *iater Robert MUvain,
n >- barge of the VV&Ikers Pork and
the Atwaier dre-igrt.. has pone to
Lialta
y.anapcr Wright. of the Consolidat
ed GqM Dredging CVisnpasy. of AJask\
>ji His two dredcee. pot away In pood
sr.fe pieces o: tbe fVcrynKle and h*=
n Dawson ? Dawson News. Oct. 31. |
DISPLAY
\ stcht of the display .a H. D.
KJrmses window wouid gladden the
teart of any Chr.<taaas shopper,
u* -?Ktle the minds of those who are
;4oojdrd as to the gift, that a ill
Ne a g*?od taste. and still be w!th
a the f.ivaacial bounds of reason.
The ?iado? coata as a choice as
-o: tasont of oat glass dishes of the
?a test dos^-as wkkk are always ac
v> ;>taMe and appreciated. There is
alto on display th* latest in the
nore'ty Ene. knowa as the TlfTaay
lyimp Tt:s is a highly oma mental,
a:..i at the same tme useful hit of
fw:r.:tar<e, which Is "a tfciu^: of bcan^r
an,-; a joy forever."
These are the latest styles aad
* er re?ce:*-ed on the Oity of Seattle
d.rtvt fron: the maaufk . :jrers ia the
Ka?v
?f yos are waver^ag and want to
o . ? *bat SHE wcv. ;.ke for a
pr?^sV just tak* a kx>k at Kirrnse'*
? . voo* aad satj?fy yourself.
'i OtV ; ?. > - r? Ac? ???>*?
- f<v. U ?% w. ?1<-.y tlat
> r KKri( .r>K wvv*
? rrJorwitJ n of Hmmrt c.
"ike *o Knew all * ?\?d
? wc- j th*T hv: v:o;t?r:
. , cr . ,,{ 'K "TPS."
? Te .? the fsnour "??'? of a .
.<ww-" b* T*cr?>0e T>sr
sk-s^r ?Mid fa'.i.r.t 1 r: ih!s i
j -oajtjy d-*troys; r.ter wh .-t
'
*
Uft-ptcxie Co.. tViro-ft. v.
(>ne dollar bpti'e# faarart-ed.
"Wkl Britt, spe; .a Agent. Skarway
1b the District Pocrt for the District
of Alittka, Division No. 1.
No. Summons
?Catherine Cathoart, plaintiff.
v?
Fred Fatten. Rom Fatten.
Chris C. She* and Hotea ?
Shea, J. B Caro and the
Otympta Brewing Company,
a corporation, J. P Car? &
Ooxupany, a partnership con
sisting ot Jules B. Caro and
Charges E. Hooker, Defendant
To The Olympia Brewing Company,
a corporation. Defendant, Greeting:
IN THE NAME OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA, You are
herefcy commanded to be and appear
In the above entitled Court, holdeo
at Skagway in said Division of said
District, and answer the complaint fU
ed gainst you in the above-entitled
action within thirty days from the date
of the service of this summons and
a copy of the said complaint upon
you. to-wit, on or before January 10,
1912. and, if yon tail so to appear an
answer, for want thereof the plaint
iff will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in said complaint a
copy of which is served herewith.
This suit is brought to foreclose the
mortgage made by staid Fred Fatten
and Rose Fatten, Chris C. Shea and
Helen E. Shea, for the sum of
$7,000.00 with Interest and costs of
suit, as set out in the complaint filed
herein, to which complaint reference
is h*r>e4>y made
Date of order for publication of
summons made and entered by thte
Court, June 12, 1911.
AND YOU, the United State? Mar
shal of Division No. l of the District
of Alaska, or any deputy, are hereby,
required to make service of this sum
mons upon the said defendant and '
each of them as by law required and
you wis make due return hereof to
the Clerk of this Court within forty j
days from the date of delivery to you
with an Indorsement hereon of your
doings in the premises.
IN WITNESS WHREEOF, I hare
hereto set my hand and affixed the
Seal of the above Court this 20th day !
of October, A. D. 1911.
District Court Seal)
E W. Pettit, Clerk. I
By H. M alone. Dep.
First publication OcC 24, 1911
lAsi publication Dec. 6. 1911.
For Jfcc yw?. can ge; a whole?>me,
taow cooked n eai at the New Wor??
KtfOaaraat. i-tii Ave, Just off of
Broadway.
None better anc purer taan Gibson
rye. Rainier and Olympia b"?er. Or
o.t-r* by "phone promptly delivered
The Mascot. ** ]
lit fore you stampede, get your
\j. stioci Notucc. Pia- er or Quart*,
the D*iij Alaskan tf
GREAT CI EAR ANCE SALE
Sold at a Loss! Malt Rainier, W !
penis per bottle Especially prepared
f>ir sick people and invalids,, and ex
cellent for nursing mothers. Only ,
two barrels left- After that price wtt
be 35 cent* per bottle.
Pack Train Bar
it t
T +
* NEW ?- ? COMFORTABLE^- - ELEGANT *
? The Caribou Hotel J
+ +
+
4>
E. W. GIDEON. Proprietor ^
*
+ Car cross, Yukon Territory
+
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+ I
ljntDed?tri? Oppose the White Depo?
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? 4*
Well Equipped Furnace Heated Throughout Cate and Bat ^
? ?????? +
^ He-adquartr-? for *ScHulz"? Athn Royal Mail* Stage Line *J*
? 4*
+ + + + + + + + + + + 4' ???+ + + + + + + + +
4* _ *
j. The Only F;r& Class Hotel Opened Under New Ma nage- +
j, in Carcros* ment ?
J. K?aic?artef? for \tiia 3t*pe Lfca. fi ^
: HOTEL SCOTT :
4- =r *
<{? Socvtt & Sckwaniekamp
i Headquarters for Mining Men and *
T ravelers +
+ +
SPECIAL RATES AND ACCOM MODI ATtONS FOR MUSHCHS.
4- WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE Bt -bT *
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK
? CARCROSS & & YUKON TER. *
*?++ + + + + + + + + + W ?i, + ^? + ^? + + + + + "^'^,
^ "l ? " ?* .
:l ,,
A Peacemaker
By EDNA JENKINS
Copyright by AmHcw Pr??i Asso
ciation. 18U.
"How tons are you going to bang
around Laura Troop, Charlie. before
ycm get berT"
"1 Tear I'll never get bar."
"It would serve you rlgbt tr you I
didn't."
"Wljy do you say that?"
"Tmi'w d? adept at the game of
lore."
"YVfeat do you mean by the game of
lore?"
"There is a game of lor* the same
: as a game of war or politics. There
j is a game in everything."
Teach me the game of lore "
' "Td rather phty ooe for row. porting
my hand on yours and moving the
j pieoea for you. only you would hate
)U> promise to make no more lode '
pendently."
Charlie Warrvn thought deeply on
' what had been said to him by Ms
j friend Hereford He *nnMtlrae-< sn*
| petted that Miss Troop iraa amusing
( herself with him. bnt what the rv?uit
i woatd be be bad MM even an opinion,
t Hereford, on the contrary. had observ
ed the girl In Warren's company and
I knew br Instinct that she wouldn't
i lose ber lover for the world \ ery
fbud of Warren and knowing that be
' was made really miserable by Misa
Troop, be bad a desire to rerenge his
friend and bring him in a winner at
tbe came time.
Terr well,"" said Warren. "Play tbe
game for me with Laura."
"Not unless yon promise to obey ev
ery instruction I give yon."
"1 content." replied Warrwi haltingly,
j "Then I will make the first move
Remember. yon are to do eiactly what
1 say."
' VThst am 1 to do tlrstT'
"The n?st time yon meet Lanra cut
htr dead "
-For hearer's sake, what's that for?"
'To break tbe present deadlock "
"Then what?"
-J ?lon"t know. 1 shall be gvtded by
what our opponent does."
Notwithstanding Cbsrlle'a promise H
was some time before be could make
up bis mind to obey. However, he
consented at last, and tbe next morn
ing be did the deed bravely. He was
nsed to passing Mtss Troop's bouse on
his way to business and she often
contrived to be where her lover could
see ber. One day she would smile at
| him. the next scowl at him When he
passed without looking up at ber a
scowl she had put on faded Into a look
of astonishment.
"Well. 1 declarer she exclaimed, fol
lowing Mm with her eyes till he had
turned a corner "What In the world
does It i?o*n? 1 wonder If any one
hns been saying anything mean abont
me. I can't remember having treated
him any worse than usual. What has
he got hold oC, J wonder? How mean
i of him not to come up like a man and
tell me to my face what's the matter.
1 suppose he thlnka Til knuckle down i
to him. Not I. m pay htm In hla
own cotn *
The wit evenmr vmnn mnru
mshed wildly Into Hereford's room.
?It's ill Bp ?ltb t?*r be cried
"Wtuf'j opT*
?"I cot Laor* Testerd*? By the
mail today 1 received a note from ber
aaytag that, baring been ao unmanly
and nngendemanly aa to pass ber
?rltbwit sjiraklnc to her. ahe wished to
inform roc that ah# had mo timber
desire for my aoqoalotaace Great
Scott! What a hall I dof
"Cot her a pi In. Thla time If yon
pet an ofi porta rilty torn yoor hack
square opon her **
"1 shall go at oocc and explain, hoc
gins: bee flargivenesa."
"No yo? won't You're premised :o
be guided by roe."
Hereford found hh friend onmaa
ageoble. The best be could do with
hiia was to sain his consent that he
(Hereford) should see Miss Troop and
l play the rest of the pa?* directly.
Warren could n*t watt. ao. tearing
!tfra. T1 ere ford salMed off to beard the
'toacss in her de* Within half an
boor the messenger married.
"Wetl?" asked the lorer anxiously.
*i found her la."
"What did yon say?"
i **I told her that yem had sent me to
i reli her that yon had lost all respect
for her."
"Oh. my good gracious! Too're dose
me op. What did she aay T
"She asked why you bad not ttw .
manliness to come with the menage
yourself. I replied that yon wished
never to see her again."
"Pout tell roe any mora or I shkll
kill yoo."
"All right; 1 think I'!i hare a smoke."
! He filled bis pipe and lit tt.
t "1 mean 111 kill yoo if yoo don't tell
ane the rest at once."
"Oh. I cant remember tt all."
"Tell me what yon remember "
"1 told her that 1 had ftoond yoo the
other day dhgrontled with her treat
meat of yon; that 1 had endeavored
l to pwsoade J"OU to be patleat with
' her. hot had fhlled; yoo bad become
I thoroughly imblttered against her.
, She bettered the yarn and admitted
that she had teased yoo a llttla bit. If
I could secore yonr forgiveness she
; would never do so any more "
Warren pave a jump for bis friend
and threw his arms aboot his nock.
Married women do not usually faror .
their husbands' Intimate men friends.
! Mrs. Troop Is an exception She dotes j
Ioc Hereford, thinking that be brought
about a peace between her and the
i man she tovea. Troop haa had the
; good sens* to keep the s*<ret.
Are Drawing Near
There is always a large j
demand for Chnftmas
and New Year Cards
and Novelties at this
time of the year.
The Alaskan will
make a specialty of
this work this year.
Our work is
the best.
Our prices are
right
Give us a - call
Sailg Alaskan
FIR1! IALI1 FIRE ?ALE!
WOOD TO BURN
Gaod :ftry Piaafciac tor SuMer mm.
:?*eclal prk* tkto month
IH. OP PER RICK.
S< ?' ? It 8KB TATLOR-F?*i
SMOKERS ATTENTION
W. W. Bougkton hu takea ?*?_
ajr^ocj' for the JO'Hf Cudowi
EL INFJNTTO CL*AR
HAVANA .CWAKS.
f.00(i Jtwl r*c?fv?d Crom th# tee-]
tory at Tampa, Fit. If roa w*1 ">?
best don't tell to ?!*? u>*** it004*
a trial.
G0<>0 CHANCE FOR MINIR*.
WlU Jet r*it on lay r**? ?raaad on
Spruco Creek all opaned up and raad
to work. Fine opportunity for *
numbtr of mm to oat a rick win
ter dvimp fV?r p?th*Uni a*pfcr at;
Alaatam office. 1
Many Alaskan People Know lie Im
portune* of Healthy Kidueya
The kidney* fUler the blood.
They work nkht and day.
WeJl kidney* r"nw? InporlUea.
Sick kidney* allow impurlUe* to
multiply.
No kidney Ul should be neglected
There M erav? danger In delay.
T( yoti hare backache or urinary
tro-ible*.
If yon are ditry, nervon* or worn
out,
Be?ln treatln* yow kidney* at!
one?.
t'ae * proven kidney remedy
None endorsed like Doan'e Kidney i
Pill*
Recommended by thomiand*
Proved by grateful teatlmony
John Cooler, S45 N. Seventeenth
St., Salem, Ore, "Doen's Kidney
PIH* bare be?n wed la my family
with great benefit I alao know of
otbor people who bare taken thla rem
ody for kidney trouble with the beat
poaalbte reeolta."
Pot aale by all dealer*. Price 50
cent*. FotterMIIburn Co., Buffalo
New Tork, aele agent* for the Unit
ed State*
Remember the name? Doan'*? and
take no other.
ihere'A Vigor
Strength
in every drop
in
INI
COM - AN V
team*
?J
ppofess'Owal carh*.
ROVAL A. GUNNISON
Attorney- AMtw
P O ta I. Jqn<?M. Alaska
H. ?. Ul PtVRE
ATTORNEY AT-LAW
CoamtulOMT ror Tofcon Territory
to Take Affidavit*
-'?*** *7, Ala?k*
DeMiata.
DR. U. S. KILLER
DENTIST
. Mo* Modern Method.
Open Evening*
Office Hoom: 9-13 a. m 14 p. m.
AiMku HnlMIa?. ? Rroe')?ay
SKAOWAY, ? ? - AUIKA
Uantaj Supplies
M. f. PATTERSON A COMPANY
? D*t)?rt In?
OINTAL SUPPLIES
m WiUk?r Bid* , Seattle, Wash
Oidar* by mail or eaim ?.;l rw
-r^T# prompt attention CataWoi*
m f qu^t.
Cngte<T?
H. P. M BlftfCINRIN*
IMfilNICR
U. S. D?p?ity Land and M Intra
? ! Surveyor
PoOey BM? HaJnoe. Ala- ?
nrrtriaa*
c. w. PHESNALL, M. o.
Ptm fcytarlae Mission Hneptial.
HAINES, A I>AHK A.
Music T ??eh?n
MISS M. a HINDSHAW
Teacher at
PI ANO rORTI
Special Term* for a United
N ioib-r of fvrtnnrs
EIGHTH AVE. ANP MAIN ST.
Relieves CATARRH of
the
Bl.ADDER
and all
Biscfttrps fi
IAHOURS
Fr?h Oysters on half snell or Ska*
iray spring eblek?n at Uie P?rk Tr?in
Restaurant ^
When in SKagway Stop at the
Pullen House
40 ROOMS 40
Elegantly Furnished
Single or en Suite
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, BATHS, TELEPHONES
..The Best of Meals..
TABLE SUPPLIED WITH BEST TMC MARKET AFFORDS.
MINc end Cr?*i ? from our own Jersey Dairy.
KATES CONSTSTRIfT WITH THE BEST SERVICE.
FREE BUS TO AND FROM ALL BOATS AND TRAINS.
SRagway Alaska
It Pays to Get Printing That
PLEASES
The Work from our Job Department
Pleases Particular People.
Don't <w?nd ont of town for yonr work. Let us qnot*>
yoa prices show yoa samples of stock, and do your work
qUICKLV, WELL, AJ*D AT REASONABLE PRICEft.
(She flat lit Alaskan.