feed>
1 Service
The
Route of
Comfort, Safety.
During the winter season of 1913-14 our regular train service
will be maintained North and South boi:i.d between Skaguay
and White Horse, every Tuesday and Friday.
Winter Stage Service
between White Horse sud Oiwsou will be In regular operation
iffordLtg our patroua t''v luasiaium of Comfort and Safety.
The V'hlte Pass & Yukon Houtf will ma«ntain an efficient
reight and poasenger ttagi serviee from Wh.'te Horse. Yukou
territory, via Lake Kluan* to the
Chisana Gold Fields
bis 13 the only safe and san< route to tec new diggings, and
e will gladly answer all Inquiries. We will also operate a
ei;*jt service up the White River and carry a full line «E
?> -ri-b and feed at moutk of White Itirer. These supplies
a o obtained by prosp octers at reasouable prices.
tor full information apply to
H. Wheeler,
Supt. Mall Service Bept.,
White Horse, T. T.
J E. Dempsey,
Traffic Manager,
612 Second Ave., Seattle.
Phe White Pass dYukon Rou+c
v». ! X. Bound
1st class
N::5o a. ru. Leaves
i f:tH» » -
11:1,, ..
1-::!-" p. ta.
2:00 ■' •'
1:15 " Arrives
TLME TABLE No.
Tues'laj and Friday.
So. 2 5». H-.unil
1st chise
20 j>. in.
4,-; ••
17 "
15 "
SKAGCAY
WHITE PASS
LOG CABIN
BENNETT
CARIBOU
WHTTEHOIWE
.'.isseasers must be at depot* lm time t» hare Baggage Inspected
auil aecked. Inspection Is stopped 30 minutes before leaving time of
trains.
\c.O pounds of baggage will *• checked free with each full far?
tlc^" .*d 75 pounds with each half fare ticket.
Arrives 3
Leaves 1
" 12
" 12
" J <»: li."i
leaves 8:i;
1\/| „ f WHARFINGERS AND
ivloore s Wharf warehousemen
Phone 11
All Steamers Arrive and Depart From This Wharf
-•Regulation* June 1. 1913
U'arehouse open for delivery of merchandise from 8 A. M. to 3 P. M.
-Wharfage Tariff
Genera merchandise $1.00 per ton. Weight or measurement.
Hordes. Males and Cattle 75 c per head. Sheep and Hogs 23c per head.
Lumber $'.00 per Thousand feet. Board Measure.
All checked Baggage 25c per pice.
No Wharfage Charge on Baggage Unchecked.
NUT COAL REDUCED TO $9.00 BULK-$ 10.00 SACKED.
«
I urc Air. Pure Foo4\ Pure J)rLa.
arc essential to hpaWqf. driWt}
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BATTLE BftTWMC t MAUlNo 00 < *
9 3LATTLZ.WA3H.
SEATTLE'S
Loading Popular Priced Hotel
Hotel
Georgian
European Plan
All Outside Sunny
Rooms. Eletranily
Furnished
Sample Kooms.
Commerrta & Fam
ily trade solljited
RATES
?ln(flc Kooms $1 up
Roomswith bath#l SO
P*o persons J2.j0 up
C. S. STAFFORD .
Manager. I
ake East Lake car from Union!
epot to Fourth. FOURTH AVE (
stween Union & Pitt*.
B. M. BEHRENDS,Banker
Juneau, . Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicits The Accounts
of Skagway Firms', And Individuals.
One of the Superb Italian Towers West
South Court, Panama - Pacific
International Exposition.
picture shows one of the superb Italian low its that will mark the
*j approach to .the West South Court at the Panama-Pacific exposition.
Hadrian's villa is undoubtedly the Inspiration for this court, which will
present the most exalted not* In Italian architecture.
BEDS IN BRITTANY.
C irprire That Startled a Visitor Ir
a Tiny Cottage.
A remarkable and amusing expert
ik i< , jted Ii.v Frances M. Gosling
in "The .'lu:: ■ it ll»:ue." The au
"I t. <1 _ n'i> with my husband to find
a bnrVr. It wns dusk when we en
tei\ i o: • room of tlie tiny cottage,
itill v i i; was over for the day. The
•>< ei'x-.i nier sat idly in a corner gos
: :ng v. Kb the barber's wife, while
the ii.:. , f razors himself was idly
glancln.: over la.-.r week's uewspaper.
It was too dark to see the details of
the r . Lnt I managed to> find an
oak cii» t iu front of a bed and sat
flown to watch proceedings.
"it a curious sight In the mld
lle of tin* rootn sat my Englishman in
iiis light tw. ed suit, a towel round his
ueek. ill-' face covered with ghostly
;!ea»ii i j lather. Iu front of him stood
he l> "'s wife, a lighted caudle in
ler li-'.i 1 to guide her husband in his
vork: Ki ally, his thin cadaverous face
l-:o- iiehing that of his victim, the
>ar!'er himself. his left hand holding
ny in: • i-.iml now bv the nose, now bj
he cliin.
"S(:<euly behind me I heard a move
lenr and felt a warm little hand on
I'e back of mv neck. There was a
until ■ i:iiu*h. and 1 turned to see a
ii:- o'" eves twinkling at me from the
eptli:. cf the cupboard bed against
hich 1 w:-s sitting.
-i •••"! ■ <■£ vous done:' growled the
nii'dl.v, still intent 011 his work.
: Hut t o ! Jgh bad broken the charm.
? Fr >.n • "ivy corner came rustlings, gig
clix I !<» vi<i> i-s :itul shining, merry
■ < Ai d everywhere there were beds
—bed-; ful! of hovs and girls!
•• "Wiiv. however many children have
you'.' 1 i -:>i d as soon as the bewilder
ment "t* finding myself surrounded by
1 ci'o d of onlookers allowed me to
speak.
" "I'< 'irt<*n. madam,' replied the wo
man.
| " 'Tlii' lumse is so small that we eon
*'M> ourselves by the size of our fam
ily,' rei irked the barber jocosely, at
which there was much merriment in
i the cupboard beds."
A Cool Hand.
Sergeant ito recrulti—What would be
the first tliina you'd do. Jackson. If you
| were on guard duty at the powder
mnpizine and the thing blew up? Re
cruit—^The first thing I'd do, sir, would i
be to tire a shot to give the Rlarm.- ,
nature spares
llic S:r!eWeu Ko«(? Fr«j:u Grief.
' ha J frrtunate prevision of naturo
• it, ■ deprive* the rone of rremal
rinj: lor how poignant would bo its
' to iVscover, in the height of its
rrti.ijr riorj'. that a car.ker fed at Its
•. and that its beauty and fragrance
door-je-1 (WWW. Nature always
! the tufferlnj: shs is a veritable
.-I j oi pleasing rewards, for
v . v tet!: her aid. In the years
• |v r.~;iins hair and grayness have
• . ever the lives of thousands
r - .vora -a. but thanks to the In
i.ior* o^ scientists the true cause
I r structiun is n"W knoxn to be
_• -71 o: p-raslte that burrows Into
. ...r loilicles. Newhro's II rpiclde
..... ... gpstroys ti.is r - thus
•i - the nair to prow na
iled. Sold by leading drug
; ]0c. in stamps fr>r sample
• Ticide Co.. Detroit. AUch.
One dollar bottles guaranteed, j
At all drug stores. I
Brief Illness Beneficial.
There are some who confess tba
: they never really ri<l or iippi'tent* ■
their daily paper until they I) id t
stay in bed to read ii and siidd« i.!y d:
covered It was rattwr good ;< ii'",'
And I know men who rent pit• > in
houses lu deliglitfu: siibTirly, \ <■;
scarcely ever see tl.ein until a i . ■ I
pain occurs and they slay at Ii • ne I "
a few days In bed A few days' "bod
ding ouftnlglit do tuany human plants
a lot of good — London Chronicle
Napoleon's Generals.
Many of Napoleon's generals rose fro;:)
the ranks. Iteruadotte, the grandson
of n blacksmith; Mil rat. the son of a
tanner; Lnnues, the son of a small
farmer: Ney, the B"ii of a poor Alsa
tian cooper; Suehet. the son of a silk
weaver; Jonrdan. the son of a cor,ntry
leech; Mortier. a brewer's boy: Oiuil I.
a farmer led: Mac Dona kl. grandson of
a Cist crofter, and lx'febvre, a barrack
room brat.
Proud Recollection.
"You seem rather elated this morn
ing."
"1 am." replied Mr. Mookton. -fjist
Dight my wife mistook me for a bur
glar. It's the only time In my life that
Henrietta was actually afraid ot tue." I
-Washington Star.
Alaska, Like Every Section i
the Union, Receives It.
People with kidney i"s want t
be cured. When one sailers tli
tortures of an aching back, relief i
eagerly sought for. Thero arc man,
remedies today that r-i'kve, bu
not permanently. Doan's Kidney Pi i
have brought lasting ri-sults ti
thousands. Here is proof of men
from this vicinity.
F. A. Sutton, tent and awinjj
dealer, Room 6, Capitol Ifo'el Hid:
Salem, Oregon, says: "I had kin no;
troublo and rheumatism for teii
years and sometimes I was laid up.
Doctors did not 4ielp in j. sharp
pains extended through my back
and were most severe In niv kid
neys and loins. Often wn- n work J
fng, I had to give "Jp. I lost weight
and was In very poor health. I
bad headaches, rested b.tc little at
eight and did not knotv what to
do. On a friend's advice, 1 tried
Doan'a Kidney Pills aiwl to ray
surprise, they brought a great im
provement in a few das, I con
tinued to get bettor steiiiiy. I got
more sleep, my appetita ,'jnproved
and the pains gradually, Vut sure- !
ly, left me. After I had use d three
boxes of Doan's Kidne7 Pills, IJ
ivas in better health than f had,
jeen for ten years and not a sign
kidney complaint remained. Tho
:ura has been permanent. I gladly
onflrm the endorsement I gave
)oan's Kidney Tills several years
so" i * ji
WEARING
_ A CROWN
Ey JOHN Y. LARNED
| "What do you think, doctor, of this
statement that inetal worn on the head
if 0110 a (Dieted with hysteria when tho
same is placed on the head of another
I person will ptoduce a like effect'/"
"I don't believe it."
"I do."
"Why?"
I "Ileenusc. in the first place, it has
. hoeii doin<yvKtnUed by medical men in
I ".iris, and. In the seeond place, I once
[ linden ease of it in my own practice."
j "Give me the case." \
Tliis was the doctor's story:
"There were two sisters. I do not
•lire to -ive th' -r names, so 1 will Rive
ilc-tit inns names—Lillian and Louisa.
Li.iian was the older. Iiiirinjj a cer
ain ii w.is proposed to give an
entertainment fur ' liar ry. :<nd the sis
j tors were anions tiie performers,
in "ir: oilier am lions were living
t■!i■ ..i.x. Iii oi.e of these tableaux
i ,!!i in li th rl of Queen >Iary of
ill. >e.ti< •' In :i room of Lfoly
'I ■ '.n o a: i in'iii• ;h, Mirroutided
1
I t' -v (1 I..::"l it i:. Was among them.
'
■'•if .'i Ifir-- vi>n will remember—
'.vli - n r.Ill' .ii h ii i. cr seen before
-
It nt'y in love wl:h liame.V. There
bur ''tie ivies - il before the per
for! rrc Mid while those who took
p::;t wi i • !v ■': I" >1. il noticed
eyes were bent on
y i.e.li:_'ly. ivrhaps you hnve
. hi so it:filiated with
4
iH'f.in
.in of !!.-.• crown Hit
re or where it cnnu
I i'i i . iliil ti"t thin. but
•• I li i • liniiti-il i!.e matter up
l*»ut it. Lillian
' i li i ••siti in for this
f all present at rc
1 •" teMei.n was friv
o Alio looked at
tli i all except'those
1 it i » lie a part of
..! i'.1 v. ere delighted
i ■ }•(•!• .n iif v, is such a sue
mined to repeat it
The day it was
!ii I was calied on to
v.-:tl» other j in|* wiis, 1 forbade
1 i ! 11.• • t eveulii r. ntul it
w M"; t her . ister Louise
f,e i 'it in her place.
• > ry ii;e her sis ten and
; 111 .. li ::iL'ntj that the pie
; ex; . (1 to the audience she
; 1 i in. 'y v. iih tlie same infat
• I It k tl t her sister iiad worn.
ii it v , I. : a v.bo personated the
i.i: •'! :t' -;u:iin5r the same
exe.i .. d Xi iv. I was in the au
di' • • nid \i.i- iisfoiiished to see a
I. ! i iv.-r looK • U - ' had seen in
f.iil'an
in' , ii ■ i H'luiiTs me iuarr<
i nt ; > i. ' <•!" (hem thsvt thes
!«•■ • l< ci ;ht' sister wore rea
a j fu 'rni before lue It seemed to in
tl t !■ re imwt be -omethiug in th
.
ijughi known lo e i' h fif the sister
tie.I proiiii'-oil tin liivi' or an effect sira
I! : t ' The enmii'iti fi'It by the rea
D rule?. Ba
en inquiry I leanieil tliat Lillian knew
i e li.nl Kiippo-iil |hat Mary hated him
l;vw fri.m them their feelings while
ii ii:" : blean. Roth ndi :itted that
h",v li.nl felt a siranw emotion which
. id feared m>oii as the curtain
vas : ni.'- iiwii and they took off the
rev. :i I i i i|n I" id to ask them the
em 'lion: hut. it being
matter on .jvhicti a woman would
ai'un: :!■>!.. Hut from different nd
: ; turning from one or the oth
r hi' i lie two I gathered that they
t a riiH>ti >n the nature o£ which
tl i not understand themselves.
. it matter passed so far im remark
-eel!a; n-■ solution of it. I finally
Ir ; to solve it. Then came
n mil' r: ;it of these fellows in
ri. I I ..tl i: i sooner read it in the
impors than I reverted to the
I nl I immedlntely thought of
0 en u.i worn by tile two sisters. I
in' •• ii ii an who had furnished
, , : ie< I . information about it.
■ referred cio to a certain theater
d gave me his card introducing me
the p: r.tj man. l asked him to
1 me snmelhinv about the crown
it had Iieen n.ud in the tableau.
' "There's a history to that crown,' he
died. "It was worn by air actress
io immiKed stiieide for love. She
yed a ; irt requiring her to wear it
many successive performances.'
'Was she in love with an actor who
yed with her?" 1 asked.
'No.' v ~ the reply; "he had nothing '
lo with I he stage.'"
'here were a few moments of silence,
i>r which the narrator said: '
Ton may Hiink what you like about
i discovery, doctor; I believe there
ouietbing in it." ? - |
You make a mistake if
you do not stop at
THE
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Electric Lights
Rooms Single or en Suite
Baths on each floor
*arnous for its Home Cooking,
Vlilk, Cream, Cottage Cheese and
iuitermilk from our own da^v.
rresh Eggs, etc
Rates $2.50 Per Day and Up |
_ (
^ ell Lighted, Large Sample 1
looms for Traveling Men. '
1. S. PULLEN, Prop. >
Skagway. Alaska '
J. IKUTA
manufacturing
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WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curios, ^ Ivory Carvings
! Indian Baskets
' . China and Cut Glass
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W- P- & Y. Route
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HAW FURS
—: WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE FOR PRICE LIST
Percey's Fur House
Oahkoth, • Wucontin j
THE SKAGWAY
Pioneer Dairy
H. F. SEEMAX, Prop.
'THE SANITARY MILiTliflNCir
The Ir.rgeet and best con
ducted dairy in Alaska.
Dally ehipments of pure
milk and cream to all points
on White Pass & Yukon
.Route.
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THE
MINNEAPOLIS,
W lie for Circular
MINN.
Alaska Furs a Specialty
Very Top Prices Paid.
Make - Trial - Shipment
jteneaii Steamship go.
v. 8. MAIL STEAMER
Juneau-Sitka Route
veuves Juneau for Douglas, Fun
| ter, Hconah, Gypsum, Tenakee,
| Ivillisnoo, Chatham and Sitka at]
} 2 a. m., April 5, 11, 17, 23, 29,1
J May 6, 11, 17 23, 29, Juno 4, 10
1C, 22, 28.
Juneau-Skagway Route
Leave3 Juneau for Douglas, Eagle !
i River, Sentinel Light Station, El- j
I (lrid Rock Light Station, 'Comet,
j Haines, Skagway, 2 a. m., April
j 3, 9, 15, 21, 27, May 3, 9, 15,
21, 27, June 2, 8, 14, 20/26.
j W ILLIS E. NOWELL, Manager, j
3n>y_Ong "BROMO QUININE,' that is
native Bromo Quinine
" "res a Cold in One Day, Crip in 2 Days