I WHITE PASS &
•IKN HE=
The ,#% ~Peed>
Route of | Service
Comfort, Safety
During the wince- season of lf<J5-l6 ourjropular train
service will be maintained N> rth Mid South bound be
tween Skaguay and White Horso, trains leaving both
terminals every Tuesday and Friday.
WINTER STAGE SERVICE
Our throuph Mail, Passenger and Fri jrht Service will be
operated between White Hor-o ."J Dawson, affording
all possible comfort ami dispa c y r cans of a
THOROUGHLY EQl'LV.! D i>TAGE AND
AUTOMUBLLb Li.N
Fur Full Information apply to
C. W. CASQ.
Supt. Mail Service
White Horse,
Y. T.
Or. A. F. ZTPF
Traffic Manager,
■J Sfcond Ave.,
if V. Washington
White Pass -4 •' ~r ^oute
TIME TABLE > . 3
Tutfcdsr ft d
So. 1, Rotuxl
la CIub
8:30 a. m. Lrarr*
lliOO *. m. "
11:40 ■. m.
12:33 p. m.
2:00 p. m. n
4:13 p. m. **
BKAtAV.
WHITl ri~
LOO t AI
REV . '1
CAR'.K I
WHJTEHV'i: -
'i. s. Bound
Is; class
Arrives 8:20 p. m
I-pf.tfi 1:45 p. n
12:4? )i. in
12:15 p. lit
10:25 a. in.
8:13 k, m.
Paaragen must be at Of; .* H time to hare Baggage In
•pectad tnd checked. IxmpecUoii i> viopped 30 wtoutes before
tearing time of tralaa.
150 pooada of bagga^ wiy Nt choked free with each fnll
Hare ticket and 75 pounds w iih each half fare ticket. *
OFFICE -ONERY AND
ALL K ; o* PRINTING
.jttTZT. OF THE
DAIL» ALASKAN
Save Time
Use the NEW SHORT ROUTE
The Popular Bowte To and From Eastern Canada, also East
er* and Southern United States Points.
PRINCE RUPERT
Transcontinental Trains to Eastern destinations: Including
Boston, Buffalo, Chicago, Detroit. Hamilton, Kerr York, N'iagara
Falls, Montreal, Ottawa, Queues. Toi-octo, Winnipeg.
STEAMERS to Southern Points: Including Seattle. Victoria,
Vancouver, Any ox.
I Lowest farr>*. Electric Lighted Trains. Observation Oars.
I'nerceiled Pining and Sleeoinj Car Service, Including both
Standard am] Tourist Sleepers.
GRAND TRUSTS PACIFIC RAILWAY and STEAMSHIPS
For further particular? apply to:—
3. M. KaDer, of Keller Brothers 1'rug Co-, City Passenger &
Ticket Agent, Skagvray, Alaska.
1 ALASKA A NEW M1L0
8LAZING WITH HERS
For years Alaska ha® Buffered
from a lack of publicity. Th* year,
1816, Alaska will repeiv* a lot of
it, and much, oi it Till come from
the aci of a maa whom 50,000,
(. 00 people believe aad have ooadi
dence in. That man is Frank G.
Carpea'c-, aad th« first of a series
of j>2 articles which this aoted au
thojr •will write on, the great ter
ritory tf Alaska appeared in the
Saudiy ediiionu of metropolitan
I journals throughout the United
States cn the first Sunday in Jan
uary, and otaers are now ifpectr
iug ragularly. Naturally the first
article is & general oae.
These ar ticles will appear week
ly in over 50 newspaper* through
out the United States. They will be
commuted upon, favorably ,*ad un
favur^oljr hy the friends and ea
ein; cf Alaska. From them there
will arise a vapor of controversy
th. t will help Alaska, foe the truth
always wins out la the end, and
Alaska must come into her own.
"1 have discovered a new world.''
This is tbe way that Frank Car
per, ter begins his article, which is
illustrated with phonographs taken
by the author. "It is tie world of
I Alaska. It belongs to yon and to
| tme, and is part of Uncle Sam's
big farm. We have bad it about
fifty years and have never realized
the wealth u^der our feet.
"The discovery oa my part, re
minds me of the Hindu who was
devoured with a groat lust f*
diamonds. He lived oca a small farm
itpoa tbe *»Hteaa of the Deocan.
He sold his farm that he might
! Luat these rreckms stones.
"H>5 traveled all over the ■world
and spent a lifetime in the search
At last he returned home to learn
| tliat the diamond mines of Gol
conda, the rtcceei in the world,
had been found on bis email farm
"And so far almost a lifetime.
I have traveled through fowiga
lands seeking strange things to
write about, and li now find tbe
strangest right here in my own
country, and almost under my fee»-"
A splendid Depinntaj is tie
' above. It grips, it hokls the read
er. It is a beginning that makes
uhe reader who has never seen AV
isfca want to read &a*i reread every
line of the article aid all or those
that rj« to follow. Mr. Carpen
ter than tells or when ho cams in
to tie country, of hew different he
! touiid conditions he?* from what
! he a:'ticiika.ttd. He tells of the
•.remtrdeus siae of Alaska. In this
article ho states that if Alaska
were divided equally among the
itite.ns of 'he United States, each
."we of us would have IS vrei of
' land.
Mr. Carpenter states that the
officials on lite Alaska coast sur
vey vessels on which he spent some
time informed him that the Alaska
coas* line, with its windings, Js j
larger than the girth of the world
at the tcnator.
000 THINGS
ID
Re-v Hall Wallte, leading Meth ra
ids' rrinister, was praated a Blx
months leave of absence tij- hi*
congregation to <io 'work In a ship
yard a* New Pcvr% "Wales.
LaLor estimates place the num
ber oX miners •with, the colors *t
270,000, while 170,000 are eapaped
in nuuition work.
"1 Spent two days steaasH's from
the Yukon up the Taosna r!v«
■Tom Port Oibboc to Fairbanks
That river fk>*t Into the Yukor.
. >t will be cut by the new rwiiroad
: Oct bfeiaj built It bos a vide
*«Uey as long u from Philadelphia
:j0 Pittsburgh."
The noted author thee tells of
-he wonderful ri^Ters o' the te«*i
ory. He then describes lb? uas
UfJcence of the monmains He
"Betfo:-® 1 investigated the coua
rjr 1 thought It was almost all
Mountains, and hid so ide* thai
ihiere tct miUioae of acres o:
iowlands a^d high rolling plains
"here ar$ some places in Afe»
where you can travel for miles ]
vUhcct seeing a hilL
"McKinley, which k>R906 V^c sV:
at a height of over 20.
' CO !(W is the tallest moun
tain north of tbe isthmus o.
Manama, ajad it will be easy of ac
cess <o tourists wfcec tJ;* n«w r«U- ;
:oad is finished."
And so he {<Vf on. A bit hr-re
■ nd a bit there, el ways sborV, con
c ise, to the point, working up i,
\~orld of interest, setting the minds
of millions of people to wot* or.
;he venders ot the great terri
tory.
JBr. CarpeiEUc then tetls of tht
\ariott climates found in Alaska
He completely refutes the ai*tv
nect that it is a lazsd of everlast
ing Joe and snow. Speaking of its
greatness in a mineral way. b<
says:
'"Alaska is an unknown world as
to its mineral resources. Onlj
about one-fourth of 1>* country ha;
t-een explored by our p»o!ovists
and nOk one hund-edth part of
tas yet been touched by the fo.n
cf the prospector.
•'Nevertheless, its placer mix:
already hire broeght In more than
J200,000,000 *TOrih of gold."
Mr. Carpenter thoa» of '• ■■
prut future ©f Quarts in this ter
ritory. Of tha coal he sayH:
"As tc the coal of the territory
tie Matacuska fields &r« to b*
opece*: tp by facie San: s rt*
T°^t
i-ciue of our geologist* nave
figured the usooli of c*i at
i 50,000,000 tons, and otters
that the couatry has e&oMzt coal
>o 1-vt the human race more lh&£
3 00 years at the present rate of
consumption.
"Alaska Is also u Mlcao*'
■world as to St* farming resources
1 stood on the hills near Fairbanks
'-ad locked over a millioc or so
tf acres of tillable soil In t>e
' v.u,«j»a valley."
And so he go«6 on is the artie!
to the en.1. It is a story of reve
luioa that *rill open the eyes of
more than one man to tie ^«<vn<i< r
fol opportunities of Alaska It *ill
to Alaska a irorlfl of good. It If
t story thai is Interesting, «j»st»rb
Ing and true, a story that is des
tined to help the rush of settler*
to Alaska.
Pt*vmc Al>m Bajnber, Sifc Iri-«t
| K«gime«t. Tit sent hoaip from the
r-on; *be7. it n.t» discovered lit*
f ffe *T>f 15. Jaxnes White, ©I Sow-1
frty Bridgt, rcft a sliBila?- f*'e
v hen Hiey discwrred he tw 7fl.
Soldiers in U»e tre.ufcts darin?
'!» witUr Till wear srolf Ftoci
:.ig* instead of *-ool putters.
Rri;'."> hospitals si present need
"Sf.W'C freeJi laid opjrs j>pr »eek. if
T as revealed ic an app«\! iu«t is
!saed.
A cbair factory at Hlgii \r.TCombs
FBcklchaaisLire. bv received a w*r
ofif* order for St,COO "Triad***"
chairs be us^xi tor ^rooaeed w>5
diersL.
VISITING CARDS
WEDDING INVITATIONS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
PROGRAMS
Our Type Sfryk* and New Presnrork FYore** Give * Oo«
Imitation of Copperplate Engravrn?
Mail OrcJor* Given Prompt Attention
THE DAILY ALASKAN
SKAGWAY A1 ,ASKA
A MtRCILtSS
JUDGE
Om> Who Si««ni *o ftw
A lain Ties* ;udfe it Father Time.
Pfcicre bio the and itt* wrnot
>U£ CD to ib* wail. Ouiy ibr I roth
cac stand. For ;vaj» ib« follow
ing surem«ai has wiitstood tbb
neraett of all testa.
iota C«rt*&ter, 6<»l K. Staaioa
St LJ Paso, Texas, tv« "I bad
pains lo ny back. especially «ben
1 w<*e Iron a siiticg position or
made a tuadon more. The kidfroy j
^ecrrUos* were pmfuw at ils«*
•w-vc lien again mcuntf and con
tained a bnck-4oct eedSnieet. Par
ing coU weatber, tbey *«r» toe
: request iu passage. Ooaa's KM
ney Mis entirely rrlierod me of
the troabl*.'* (Statement fivec Fet>
i vsri\<. man
On Jan« 10, 1J1&. Mr. Carpest«r
f-ail: "1 baveo't been troubled by
my kidney* U wot line and fee.
bat Doaali Kidney rills bare
brought sbout ibis healthy cotfdK
lion of bit kidneys."
Price &0c, at all dealer* Pool
simply cfJt for a kidney remedy—
pet Doil'i Kidnor pills—Ibe mm*
t bki Mr. Carrocter ba« twice pub
licly recommended. F asterJiiltnirB
Co, , Poft^o. X. T.
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toot loArriir* h- hp a trr» p«TtJU«»
I'm tho sCont
p»ra<r.—St" York
^KiTCrtE\
^(Htboard
OYSTER DELICACIES
OTFTEB OOCKTAU»-««»» °*»
fcr» roTT coid. Pat not mot* thax
s!\ 111 each cocktail c'ib*« <* aber
l*-t cup. and '*o«t «endlcc t»
the table WW «r1tb ». d; i win
It) the Mlowtiic »v Mil toae*!<m mm
t*h>*<q*oonfu] «( niiMiiMaa ketctap
one f* s>o«poor: fui of *£r»ls«d wnw
fir* drop* of tahawo and
*»Tt to f*«rr Tbt* quantity ra«
throe «vkt*fl* Sorr* thin >»i »■ V
brv-WTi hrend and ctterr with • V «*♦
t«n«.
Ojrtrt Soap. — Take nw qrjupt r#
Pt»t In a saooppse or* <,-na*
at mint and -ret pint of wntar. with I
t«H, peppp* and mace; tM ■ r»h>e
<rjw»ofol of hatter anfl pnt 0*1 th»
vrvf Wh^c H coinea fn a ht»T
■ br cvwcr* and let the whole <rnuwr
1ro mtnntf* T<iii-fe#e with < , a< ke
Bmlii d Orrtrrs o* Voaat. — BroT
IbrtotfT o® 'Iw cHdlrwi o« ptnt a'
;tor*. n* t them on this *!Jo»a ef
l>3t:ored tmsl and pour or** them *
wa hoc madr of • rUl of mwm. • te«
qp^oorol of crated orlrr. a Itrt*r Urnoa
jttiop. *alt and a of 'aha«~c war-*
Sernp hot ar»l ctrntett with pan*T.
pn.^o r-wl >T-*torv Pra?n twe've ■«•
tc> rni omort *:id w^p o*rJ» In * iht*
pk-r of pool haron. t*i*m iwwflW
t»»whpiokn *« ekrwetw [Tare tK fb*
orert nrxl ! ifcc nnttl * rtcti htr>»m
TV* m-er; "hoti>4 not e**t loo hot.
OT*tr.- i^i" —<"nt a WiQf loaf nt \*rrnA
tBto s1ioc« shoot two Ib< NH( tb'rt. A
tHikw** Kmc Cc* <-wt Wwf wB!
«ii Trim off the crust arxl null «Bcfc
jjIoop Pic tb» rrutafw r« of
tbc opTrtw of «».~h plor». *%A<-•
and botrom lit a Mt * hat k. makp
a mjnsr* ho* oot of o«rh »rw of (inad
Rrwh c«.-*h ho* crwr with hot
rcr antl pet tn a <jotrti r»*w tmffi a
licbt brown. rtP with prwtrafl «T»
ters and if:1'p.
Oytrr <"*rap»« —Owp o»«t»T«, rook
pd In tbolr r.wn !i<jrjor and Arafatd.
v*rT f?n' \<W the h**t*n yolk of re
«« nnd f -ch «of» hmflcntohs to
n»kc a f 'Tr Soawoti Mjrhtr with
Irmnn tnfx . hla-t prppor. ino^tod hot
t*-r and «a't. Cut thick at hn wii
hppad In anr «hape apmad
with 1V« wtxtnrp atw hrftprtn* and
P4ji>" hs «i r«nr hot orn fhr ftr» tn
] f '.jrht iPiri tc*. Sorr* vprr hot
IjTX contMra more *5>xr
,Mmij f!T» ttaa» J1» lr oril
»%r* poajw or pcmp potrdw G«t It
« •or 10c m K<41«"»'. tfc
J. 1KUTA
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JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Corto*. iron* C*rrmf*
Indian Bttketi
Onnt Md Cat CJkm
0#>ca»i Impii n f«r f*»
^ P. ft V
<vWm |)iwi firuwyi cat* ]
m *KU;W4T
Pioneer Dairv
■ p *m««. iw
m mil RMi>. !
T%» Hrrw *»e ihk
9*frr Irn *****
UtSlr «*'.ptso«t* of f i
milt u' «--*»» b *11 »«' *
f»% WKftr ' a* * T*» ■'
Mte
RAW FURS
- «T TAT
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITS roK 1'RI JF LIST
Perecv's Fur House
OiMraat. .
Thf Be*? TKf Mom j
THE
NEW
CAIN
Jon^ir«"» »f»d Frr""'
Rnnsr rY* s rr
Hooit wttfc tl r- r
Juneau Alaska
IlllUI SKaiMNpC?
r • **n irmtCT
Georgia
■Mr^V «««■ RfMM
MIKTH K 0» ftUUVOI
9a1Uftf r*t«« *»' pm«r«r f»*K
•b? t© o»«r» wufcowt HMm
Juneau-Sitka Route
itNM far f«»
■«n»*h. Or»*=H.
■vitllswv, CbktkMi) nd 9Hk*
rrrm ipvhhut kt \«••»
June*u-Sk«i£wjiv Rout?
u*» • ?***«■■*? f«r Ei
ir»4 R/*t,
4 laHirA. K:t*s\ IVmr**
Old JtlDWtH
rrwu j*r*r*AT at it n * »
*TI4.t)l K- „OWEIJ.. Unniv
Yoo m*lrf it i
*rw ool «f(*> ■'
THE
Pullen House
EWtr* Ljjth"
R<v*n» Sn|fV or rr .w
RatK* cm e*dh 6<v*
Fhuxmh far it* H«* Cwke*.
Mflt. Own. Crttur G*r»r wxi
Bdttrrrr>2k iron owr owt
Ftwfc Fjrs* etc
R»*r« t2.50 FVr D*j .»d If .
^>11 I .jffHtftJ Lurf.T 5#mpV *j
Rooms for T»ereiiir* M^n J!
H. S. P» 01 £N. Prrf>. «
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