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Whitehorse. and our fully equipped parlor observation cars afford
every comfort and convenience.
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A. F. ZIPF, Traffic Manager
Skagway, Alaska
and
612 Second Avenue. Seattle. Wash.
TheWhitePass &Yukon Route
TIME TABLuE Xo. So
Dally Except Sunday
No. 1, N. Hound
1st Class
So. 2, S. Bound
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" 2:23 j>. in
" 11:50 a. m
" 10:25 ft. in
'• 0:30 a. m
Passages must be at depot In time to have Baggage inspected
and checked. Inspection is stop p 30 minutes before leaving time
<>r train*.
loO pounds of baggage will be checked free with cach full fare
e« and 73 pounds with each h ilf fare ticket.
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CAIN
Juneau's Newest and Finest
Hotel
Room with detachfM thfl.aOup
Room with private t>it 32.50 up
Juneau, Alaska
Whitehorse
Kluane Stage
Line
The Royal Mail Stage
leaves Wliitehorse the
fourth of every month
for Kluane and way
points and also on the
seventeenth of every
month for Champaigne
Passengers and Freight sol
icited, Rates Reasonable
and the Service First Class.
H.CHAMBERS, Prop.
OFFICE
Regina Hotel :: Whitehorse, / T
Pack Train Restaurant
The Delmonico of Alaska
CHARLEY JOHX
Karaman* & Clec.u:
PROPRIETORS
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W, Make a SP*ci*lty of Banquet* aad Private Dlaaer Parties
A refiaad aad comfortable place lor a «upp«r after the show
or dxaoe—«errice i« cozy private bootlui if deelred.
nil except-tlio lirltlo, "sF(kk1 "ns~Tf dis
co veretl In a crime. Then she, break
ing away from them, flew to IV Ro
qnette and. catching at him for pro
tection, stood regarding the others in
terror. liaising the ponderous sword.
I the length of which was nenrly equal
I to his owu height ho stood ready to
hrlug it down upon whomsoever might
I Interfere with him or her. The duke,
drawing the rapier at his side, advanc
ed. paused, then said to the girl:
"KmIHe, will you not return to me?"
i She made no other answer than to
cower behind her protector.
"This Is no place, marquis," said the
duke, "for a dispute among men. Let
us go out among the graves. The sex
ton will not have far to carry you in
tho mornlug."
"I will certainly give your grace an
opportunity to cross swords with me,"
replied tho marquis, "but not nt the
present moment, unless you force me I
to do so. My flrst duty is to protect
this lady, and I 6ee no one here with.
whom I may safely leave her."
Ono of the attendant men sprang for-:
ward and seized the duke by the arm. |
lie was followed by the other limn,!
then by the women. All pleaded with!
him to desist
"This will make n scandal," they ar
gued, "that will put you again in the
Bastille niul send the rest of us to our
country estates, where we will bavo
untiling to do but plno for Paris. Wo
were foolish to abet you In this wild
scheme. And the Countess EmlHel
Do you suppose the powerful family to
which she lmlongs will not avenge this '
insult if it luvotui.s known? (.live up!
your mad schi-rae. It Is doubtless for
tunate that it lias been interrupted,
and it' it can be kept secret none of us j
may sutler on account of our part
In it."
The dnke stood burning to proceed, j
but nit declared that it was of tliein j
that lie should think and not or him
self. though an exile to the country
would be less irksome than the Bastille.
Finally be sheathed bis sword and, aft
er one more appeal to the countess to
come to him, be was hurried out of the
church by his friends, leaving the mnr
<iu!s and the girl ho had saved from a
: mock marriage ulone together.
Here stops the chronicle of one of the
! vilest episodes of the time of the re
j geney of l'hilippe of France, but one
: which in that day was known only to
j a few. I.ater (Jaston Marquis de Ito
| quette nnd Fmilie Countess de Van
! dierc were married in the very church
I where the mock marriage had been iu
| terrupted. And It is a matter of rec
ord that neither of them ever again np
pe.ared at court. Surrounded by their
children, adored l>y their tenants, they
j lived a life of simplicity and purity.
Hut when at the end of the eight
eenth century the people of France
j rose to throw off the yoke of a protli
i gate nobility the innocent were made
j to suffer with the guilty. The mtir
' qnls and marquise's grandctiHdren paid i
j a penalty that they did not deserve.
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I The readers of this paper will be
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ami mucous suifai ■ < of the system, there
by destroying the foundation of the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength by
I i: ' Mm: up <!' constitution an'! assisting
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haw so much faith in i's curative pow
ers th it they Otter One Hundred Dollars
f r nny case that it fails to cure. Send
for list of testimonials.
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i tlnse fine days, and you'll Hud the
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PAYIXG BUSINESS
X0\v FOR SALE
King's' Cafe, Whitehorse,
V. T. 'one of the oldest and
hest paying 'eating houses in
the north and located in a
good live town, at the head of
navigation of the Yukon river
where boat and train meet, is
a-w ofi'erod for sale by its
cwter, Mrs. Orloff King, at
the extremely low price of
?1,000 for good will and furni
ture of the establishment.
To anyone desiring to engage
In this line of business there
is no better opening in this
section of the north than is
offered through the purchase
of this property.
For full -particulars address
SIRS. ORLOFF KING,
7-20-tf ' Whitehorso, Y. T.
From our special correspondent
at Ha in os, wo have just received
the following interesting account of
a quiet little wedding ceremony
that took place at the native vil
lage of Klukwan on the 21st. The
bride was a teacher In the Kluk
wan school about 'two and a half
years ago, while the groom is Chief
electrician at the Citizens Light
& Power Co., ia Ketchikan:
At high 'noon, Wednesday, July
21st, Miss Mary Watson and Mr.
Gordon Shuck were married by the
Kev. Falconer at the home of the
bride's sister, Mrs. F. 'R. Shaver,
of Klukwan. The bride was attired
in a cream colored crepe de cliene
gown with a long tulle veil and an
orange blossom wreath. • The bridal
bouquet was of white carnations
and baby breath. '
Miss Rena Crinklaw, who ac
companied Miss Watson up from
Los Angeles was the maid of honor.
She wore a pale pink crepe * de
chene gown and carried piak carna
tions.
Mr. Ray Ogden was the best man.
Mr. Shaver gave the bride away.
Mrs. H. M. Craig of Haines, played
Lohengrin Wedding March during
the entire double ring 'ceremony.
The decorations were in green
and yellow.
Mr. and Mrs. Shuck will be at
home Aug. 15th, at Ketchikan.
LATE NEWS
FfMJUES
Haines, Alaska, July - 22 — J.
C. Hayes, superintendent of the Al
aska road commission for South
fas tern Alaska, came up from Ju
neau on tho Jefferson, bringing
witu 'aim three teams and five or
six mtn, and it is supposed that'll©
is going to do quite a lot of work
on the read between here and Por
cupine, as th# road in some places
is said to be almost impassabia
Tho forest fire which has been
threatening Hainee, seems to be
no further danger Is apprehended,
now completely under control, and
At the last mooting of the town
ccuacil, X. G. Hanson was elected
fire warden and given full control
of the fira department.
Haines, July 25—Prank Heller,
our ionsorial artist, -went up to
Porcupine last Wednesday, return
ing yesterday.' Ho says the boys
Ict-p* him busy while he was there
putting them In shape.
The nun who were called out by
the superintendent of the forest
reserve to fight fire down the canal,
have returned, the fire' having
been put out. One of them said
that Jupiter Pluvlus did a better
In putting out the fire than
they did, by sending a good heavy
mm oidood souiEH 0A1 "uicj
it had extended on up to Haines
as we are'neeeding rain very bad.
A Mr. Noouey of Oregon, is here
li-cking this part 'of tha country
over for a stock farm. We hope
he may find what he wants. He is
a maa of a family, and those
are the kind of people we need
to settle up and develop the
country. f
J. M. Keller, manager of the
Dai'y Alaskan,'came down, yesterday
on the ptetmer Peterson, and is
shaking hands with, old 'friends. He
expects to return home today.
CLUB LICENSE DECISION
CLOSES RUBY CLUB
The Ruby club has closed its
I doors and will no longer offer Ru
by's bachelors a pleasant home in
which to loaf and entertain their
visiting frends. The members of
the club did not feel like paying the
?1,00<J license tax that the decision
of the circuit court of appeals en ap
peal of the "Mumm"' club of
Nome, seems to make a necessary
condition to the maintenance of a
sideboard—nor like bidding defiance
to the law; hence it is closed until
the text of the decision referred to
can be obtained, and, if reports of
the interpretation of the law are
correct the club v. ill not open.
The 'Ruby club was well equip
ped and Its m< embers were justly
proud of it, and it is with poignant
regret that we write this obituary.
—Ruby Record-CHizen.
Singular Gender.
"Borne days ago,"' relates the wife of
n well known attorney, "I accompanied
my husband on a business trip to
Cleveland. As we ate our luncheou I
chanced to overhear several traveling
men Jesting 'with the colored waiter.
" 'George,' (traveling men always say
George to a colored waiter)—'this bill
of fare Las an Item, chicken giblets
with biscuit. Wo would like to have
some of that, but we want to know
whether there Is more than one bis
cuit*
"George examined the menu card,
scratched his poll, and finally an
swered:
" 'No, suh—yo' don' git only one. Do
vro'd "biscuit" is singular gender, as
de good book teaches. So yo' all don't
get but one.' "—Columbus Dispatch.
The London Bobby's Helmet.
The policeman's dignity Is largely cen
tered in ills helmet The late Sir John
Astley testifies to this in his auto
biography. Speaking from the experi
ence of his youth, he says: "If you
get into a row with the police don't at
tempt to hit a policeman, or you will
get the worst of it, but knock his helmet
off. He will instinctively stoop down
to pick it up, for a policeman without
a helmet Is impossible. Meanwhile
you run away." It is perhaps advis
able to add that Sir John was tho
champion sprinter of the army, as
well as being a first class boxer.—Lon
don Standard.
By Inference.
Pater and bis small boy were pass
ing St Paul's churchyard wheu the fa
ther pointed out some of the larger
monuments about
The boy asked why tbey were erect
ed. Ills father explained that they
were in memory of good men and wo
men. Soon the boy noticed some stones
which are laid Hat lie pointed to
these and asked:
"Do they put those that way to keep
the bad ones down?"—New York Post
Confirming a Wife's Right.
"At least lie was original In Ills pro
posal."
"Did he claim that you were the only
girl he ever loved V"
"No. lie asked me if I'd accept the
right nightly to demand of him where
he had been till this homy—Detroit
Free Tress.
Start of His Finish.
"Well, old man. how's tricks?"
"Miss Wallaby accepted me last
night"
"I suppose you are around today nc
ceptlng congratulations."
"No; I'm around today trying to bor
row $200 to buy the ring."—Louisville
Courier-Journal.
Curious Bullets.
Haritios In warfare are bullets made
of precious stones, but during the light
ing on the Kashmir frontier, when the
British troops defeated the rebellious
flunzas. the natives used bullets of
pure garnets enclosed In lead. Many
of the troops preserved these as curiosi
ties.—London Mail.
That load becomes light which is
cheerfully borne.—Ovid.
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The public will kindly observe
U>at no visitors are allowed.to see
Mrs. Got Brown until furher in
struction. By order of.tlie
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Man) an Alaskan Keader Will Peel
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Mrs. Martha Kane, 102 Tait Ave.,
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I was so bad that I fell while go
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was almost helplees with my back.
Doan's Kidney Pills acted as a
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Juneau-Sitka Route
Leareg Juneau for Douglas, Pub
Hoonah, Gyptum, Tanakee,
KilliSBDO, Chatham ud Sitka
EVERY WEDNESDAY AT J2:01
a. m.
JiiMjohjtfiy Rojts
Lermti Skagway for Halaee, El
dred Hock. Comet, Jualin, Sentl*
3l Island, Eagle Hirer, Douglaa
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EVERY SUNDAY AT 12:01 a. m.
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