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La , . r?- ?. la* ?U LiH**HY
QiCLUUliiu l.iTIBff COCY
UtiUTU) BOOKS
MAC xi\ S t -i, AND
S-M.ris# tor T>o DAWy At
CHANDLAR Mi
IS GOING BACK
l T S HariHi. sajra the Pair
Lau> Ttute*v ut the Chatwilar. who
arrittai Uat week, plans ou k-aviu*
i? >u his r. t .ra tr.,'. Mr>, Huvi ?
k* huu at J'wt Yukoi. ftuot
w hich poiiu he i* frvijjhUus iu his |
soppUm.
Captaia Ha>u?-r> doea sot reictal to
(Hi' up a big uti l thi? ?K*xt year u
he a .aJu* to thoroughly teat hla
prutwrty Rm( So far, uttty ?urtwv
has bceu do<M\ but so
a& the Shafts tia.e <ooe. the
i_, t uviivut. L'v . re he j
bark. hte uieu wtll have started work
on a tunnel which m to be Urwvu iu
U? the oleep tuouataitt &UKj U> r*si\-. !
oue o i the k viua at the iMW toot kvel
IU t&i* tueaus he will Jeiuou.-i.ratv I
* hot he ha* b> sprat*.
prov ua uur o' hks lutue* by the cow
tug --prut*
mm Rcwuhc sieo.aa
The rva*Jer? o t thi* paper will be
liituni to leant that there U at '
l? mt oud ilrwulul ?ltoea?e that >(.?mk
aa? ken able U> cure la all its sta^o
4Uvl taut j$ Catarrh. llaii's i_"atarrtx
Cure ta the ouly po&vU?e cur* uow
known u> ta? uteOtKal traleruKy Ca
-Mr a U~ia a cvi ?Ulut)uu<U Uio .l# .
tv^uuiK, a vOtutUtuUoual uvauuciu
iW. a Catarrh Core ?> tahv<i iutefti
all/, acUittf <krecliy upoa the blooO
?t>il luucoua surface* of the i> stva. :
thereby JeotToy.ii^ the toULcUUoil e
the dkacudtt, and siting the pat.. - ?
kUeu^th by budding up the cousrti
tuUou aau uo^Ui.j nature iu doiu,
it* work. The proprietory have *
Btich htKh ta its curaUve power -
Uiat Uw> \jtUx Uu* UuuJretl UoUur.
lor o-iy com UiaL it faU* to curv. Seui.
tor ta* hat o f t?-?ttnwttn?in
Adurcb^ >\ J. Choc*.. X Co.. Toledo
Oik
So*l by Uruoiiato. ?ac.
Take iiails kWuily ItU* tor cou
Hljitlw
Joe UascaUo hi ia town and reaJ>
to sweep chiaduey* for an* one who
sua* require h'a servke*. Lia> e of
tiers at Tuay lAdero or Mascot
lab inn
CASH WILL ILK PAID for a *aial
office cabtuet ?u> table tor stationary
1oU?t flkr. etc. U* uw kaow whai
you ha^e; pothaya 1 cau uae it. Ad
dret* t* O. Box "K,"' Ska^way. it
GRJ.NO REDViCTiON OF STOCK
The Pack Train a now scllta* ?
ttg lot of Goo?i Goods at reduceo
price* a* they *re g?tua* too jk
-s> hu-4 ana *eli * profit. Your*,
it. Uarisao Grimir
Insist on being served ?
I TANNHAEUSER BEER I
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SEATTLE'S BEST
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?f AAAKOfO JIANO PRIZE AND THREE COLO MEOALS AT THe ?
? A. Y.-P. EXPOSITION.
a contains) ?-*s pkk c*nt ?doi> pkodicts as shown by "
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? HOTELS, CLUBS, BARS, CAFES AND* FAMILY' ?
? TRADE SUPPUED BY
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i XLtSIVl AGENTS AND BOTTLKK3 fOH 3. K. ALASKA. g
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| Beautiful Alaska Nugget Jewelry I
i Special LVaU^oa Mwie to Oniwr.
Carved Mastodon and Walrus Ivory
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Dbtchtiming tor a wcaad time any
lutouUon of himsett becoming a Pres
idential candidate for 1913, \V. J. Br*
an, in the issue of his Commoner of
IVc. 23, suggests tour Democratic
pufcubiHUv* ? Joseph W. Koik. Major
Gay nor, of New York; Governor Mar
iii an. o < Ohio, ami Gov?roor-el?et
\V tteoa, of New Jerwsy, iu the order
named ? bat makes no choice amott^
the (our.
Db>cuaaui? the mention of his own
name m conuectioa with letters he
has received iudorsiug his poottiou.
he says.
"Mr Bryan is aol a candidate. He
wants every friend to join with him
in the effort to secure as the IVm- j
ocratic uotuiaee in 19i3 a man whose j
record will justify the hop*- that the I
people ittu depeud upon hiuu"
Ubw. Lu*>.ius the (our IVmooratic pc*
sibUiliea he has named, Mr. Bryan
draws uo distinction. Ixk prints their j
political record as follows:
"folk was an actiw supporter of
kiryau and Sew ell in l!RH> and has
i-pportjd the IVmocratic Na: U
ticket iu ail the Presidential cam
paign since.
Mayor Gaynor has supported the
NaUv.ial ticket in all cawivt ^-.is. la
l^o he was conspicuous as a sup
porter of the Chicago piat&rm. lie
?ia.s one of the few prominent IVui
ji tuia in the t ast, who stood up for j
th< party creed and the ticket, ami
he has been ta wilful eveV since.
"Gov cruor Harmon, then a member
uf Mr Cteitrlnnd's Cabinet, did uot;
? ote in t&W, but in l-'?K' he presided
at Mr. Bryan's meeting at Cincinnati
"liovfj-nor Wilson supported Palme
and Buckaer iu but is suppos
ed to liate supported the Democratic
National ticket in subsequent cam
paigns.'*
The Commoner has a? positive hi
(urutativHi as to the campaigns since
1 but will be pleased to publish
any authoriuauve information
While classing Woodrow Wilson a>
a bolter. Mr. Bryan in another article !
iu his paper give* the Governor-elect
unstinted praise for his attitude in
the coutvat for the Ne? Jersey Sen
atonk^
DEPUTY HAS
HARD TRIP
IXputjr Marshal A. H. Haasou
aa.?s the KUir bunks Times., who is
headed up Into the Arctic U> secure
the body of J. D. Clark, supposed to
have come to his end ciuvugh souk
toul mean* two years a^o, * hou he
started out pnwpectinjj with Joseph ;
Gvra^hty has ad>is?d the houie of-'
fice of iu? arrival at Circle yester- ?
day rnornin*, where ho found John
Cornell awaiting him Cornell is the
cvusus taker of the Chaadlar, who
discovered the body of his iurmer
friead up 0*1 the east fork of the
Vhantliar river.
HauMi reports that the trip will
b? louder than he anticipated, and
da trails will havo u> be broken
UHM?t of the way. it may require
two or three moutha u is possible
the oviHity will have to hire ?me
natives to hotp break traifci.
The route to bo followed will be
from Circle to Kw* Yukuu, a dis
tance of *J miles. ironi SVrt Yukou
to Caro, Uu uulvss, froiu Caro back
to the Yukou *ith.u tea utiles of
Kort Vukou, 1 70 uiiles; froui that
potm to Caruuau, rrvtr, Uj miles,
tro*n Chxuuan river, to the east
turk of the Ciiainlter river, ioi>
uuks, up the east, turk lw miles;
lieu toward the Arctic watershed
Jvhi uules. If the deputy has to see
' '? ? n niirsft'jiTr Marsh before coming
ou; with the body, another KH>
miles will have to be added to the
diataoca
MEN ARE POWERLiSS
Tt? H*b< liiilail IHwim Valci* Tk?)
MiUt ?< the lailtrtrlwc l'UH>
Ta treat Pan*! ruff \nj VailtBC Hair,
with Irritants or oils on which a para
stile c ? rtu will prosper is like scooping
vai<-r rrum the ocean to prevent the tide
?ru."n rHiB?
You osiiK't accomplish a satsCactorr
cure without having a right unJerntanJ
tnjc or the fundamttntal causes of the
trouble.
Tou muat kill the IXinJruff derm.
Newbrv's Herpletde Joes this >ecaaae It
ia specialty matte to du that v?r\ thine.
Wh? the s?rm Is removed. the h-iir
: has no ch.M -e hut to resume health v
;rowth and beauty.
' LV?tr?* the cans*. you remove th<
effect."*
Sola by teadln* drof*ists. 3end 10c U
uta inw (or sample to The Herpicide Ca
Ootn.lt. Mich
Oaa Dollar bottle* guaranteed.
Whl Brio. Special Agent, Ska^way
ACTIVE WORK
J. J. M liter ami Bert Bollinger wUI
leave Thursday for McKfnley lake to
build comfortable living quarters for
the Bear Creek Gold Mining com
i>any. says the Cordova Alaskan, as
preliminary to driving a tunnel and
actively developing the property.
Th_> company ?U1 also have a sur
vey audi of the property at once. j
As already stated, enough stock has
been sold Co warrant the owners in j
soing ahead with their plans. Sev
eral of the stockholders are with the i
excursion of business men who left [
for the camp yesterday to make an ?
inspection o t the different property
aud who will return this evening.
William Wilson has had a map j
drawn of many of the claims of Che :
MtKlult? district and wishes to bring!
it down :o date. He asks all of j
chos. owning an interest in any j
claims m that section to iasp??ct U |
a_ d place their claims in it so that I
a blue print can be made. It will j
t>e eXvj isivety published and ctrcu- i
tauxl and it will be worth while to j
have all claims represented. The j
:act is not generally known that ov- j
r UK.1 claims have been located in;
a viu.tU section of the country ik>? ?
j. -v as i-.. Mckinley lake camp- j
Thei e - every reason to believe the!
f? : ition extends on through to the i
coast attd that other e?tually as good
imps will be located and develop
ed w hen tho country is more thor
oughly pjxwpeeted.
Those who are thinking about buy
stock in the Bear Creek ledge j
should make up their m:nds quickly !
as shares are setliug rapidly.
10 SEATTLE
IN 13 DAYS
P .1^- . -rs who cook the first stage '
from K"a:rtoanks that went through j
to Chi una and connected with the j
<A i>ix. r River railroad, says the F^ir- i
. rL> T1...--S. reached Seattle yester- ,
day on the Victoria, less than 13 ;
:ays from the time of their departure f
Among the passecgers were Mr and !
Mrs. J. Albert Jackson, Mrs. L<ouis j
ol a d William MdCinnon. Mr
Jackson notified the Washington-Al- i
aska bank of his arrival in Seattle.
The tHisia?ia ami mining mea ot
the lower camp have organised what
they st*K> the Iditarod chib. an or
januatioia similar la object Co the
Taaaua club of thfa city.
The officers rewnHy elected are:
M. L. Sullivan, president; Theodore
Johnson, vice- president; Charles Tay
lor, secretary ; E. J. Ljciiber^. of the
Merchants' and Mmers' bank, treas
urer. The trustees are: A. J. Day.
J. W. LXiacan. H. A. Weir. Major J.
F. A. Strong and C. A. Peterson.
Exchange.
C0NG00N PUT
OK COMMITTEES
F. T. Congdon, member ot porlia
ment for Yukon, says the C*iW5*>Q
N?ws, has been honored by appoint
ment U> the committees on raliroaJs.
cartas and telegraphs. The resolu
nutiting the appointment was
moved by Sir Wilfrid Laurier Nowm
brjr 25. The railway -oniiaittee is
one erf Ihe largest and most Impor
tant ot the committees at the house.
Mr. Congdon was & member ot the
same committee last session.
Dwrt worry whether it wad a white
hen or a black hen that laid
egs, but get tbe egg at tk? iry?
tjruhn Cow
Come in or phone orders tor Gibsoi
&ye and Val BlaU Beer; delivered to
your home by Tbe Mascot
On Hands, Face, Nose and Mouth.
Hard Crust Formed and Cracked
Open. Blood Ran. Itched Fright
ful!), Witts on Hands. No Rest.
Got Cuticura. In 3 Days Relief. In
a Week Cured Without a Mark.
"I hate a littto baby ilmost a jtmt aid.
W hen it wu two uoauu oitl it cot eczeam oa
top of both her haads, oa her face s_:J inside
her 0? - ami siuuth. S:t? renwevl to ilrlcic
iad o ae ot her eves
aimos! dotted 'J?>. A
Sard crust Conned
aud would crack open
ind the Mood nu out.
It nciied 90 rrijjQt
fuiiy tnat the poor
little girt could not
re?t. W? had to keep
mitts 00 her hands to
keep her from scratch
ing at tier ace and
her mother was forced
to -it in a rocking
?chair with the baby
?day and night. We
had a '? >-ry ?ood Joe
** > >f and hf >jid ail -liat
U?-- ^IVSNim
reltf. - tw baby'* ?ortur>- but the results wd
not wbat ** bail iuoWeit ttn .
? W? had -wad of th? CulHn remedies so
w* went to .triij <tote and ?<)t some Cutl
eura nup awl Cuttcuna ouitm< nl. We used
them Just i* lin-cted ?nd In :hr*e days the
crust betcan to mn alt In a w there *as
ao more -*-ah and now the baby Is cured with
out a mark -deep* -*Hintiiy in her cradle and
her parwits in ts-tr Vd. ?ith no more
Ichm -lUchts because of the babw'n suffering.
^Sitivura itvnis a vtndKflil remedy for thfc?
dfc^M.vr an.! anv -avhut eetema should
not delay in seCbur it. Henry SI. Fosel.
S.F.P.!. Bath. P-v. Pec. 9. i909."
nttm R?*U.e? ?'ld lOrvunlloiU llk? wrill
t'ni" A iVni C m.. So? Uo?ti>n
. J Im J?-1 ? Cu: book. niiUlUnt
?nlu.r* - ? Tn-. ? niiHi? o( Siun
A tine mild temveraace driaik is
the purs wholesome beer :naile from
the sparkling waters oi rumwater
yalls, and the very beet 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 Trad
Have you tried our lard substitute?
The finest ever foe pastry, then again
its 5 cents a pound cheaper than
lard. We recommend it to be had at
the Frye-Bmhn Co. tf
Ladies face massage at Seimers
barber shop by appointment. tf
NOTtCE TO CREDITORS
Having bven appointed Executor
under the will of John Xeill, deceased
by the Commissioner for the Dis
trict of Alaska, sitting in Probate at
Skagway Precinct in the First Div
ision, ail persons having claims again
said decedent's estate are hereby re
quired to present them, with the
proper vouchers, witiiin six months
from the date of this notice, to me,
at my p&ce of businecss at Haines, .VI
aska. or to H. B. LeFevre. my attor
ney, at his place of business at
Skagway. in Skagway Precinct, Al
aska.
Dated at Skagway. Alaska, Decem
ber 20, mo.
UEORGE YOG EL,
Executor
First pubticatioa, December 20, 1310.
Final publication, January 10, it'll.
SERIAL NO. 01408.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION" FOR
PATENT TO HOMESTEAD.
U. S. T-an.t Office at Juneau, Alaska.
November 10. 131?.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
I Joseph. A. Smith, a citizen of the
| United States over the age of twenty
, one years, r?>si<ivng in. the District of
Alaska, near the town of Haines, in
said District, has applied to make
! on try, under Section 2253, Revised
. Statutes of the United States, and
J uader the Act of Congress approved
j March 3, 13 03, of the lands embrace*!
ia U. S. Non-mineral Survey No. 205,
situate near Haines, Alaska, aod
more particular iy described as fol
lows:
Beginning at Cor. No. 1, oo line
vl of 'be Presbyterian Miss m Re
j sc-rv e, a stone marked S. 205 C. 1.
| whence U. S. L. M. No. 573 bears
! S. SO deg. 53 mi a. E., 50.14 chs. db*t.;
! thence, xloug line 4-1 of Presbyterian
, Mission Reserve, 12. S3 chs. to Coc.
No. 2. identical with Coc. 2 of U. S.
Military Reserve, a stone marked
i S. 205 C. 2; thence N. 3 deg. 01 min.
; E., along line of U. S. Military Re
! serve, 7.56 chs. to Cor. No. 3, iden
i tkal with Cor. 3 of said Reserve,
' a {tone marked S. 205 C. 3; thsitce
1 N. SO deg. 55 min. W., along U. S.
M. R., 7.56 chs. to Cor. No. 4. iden
tical with Cor. 4 of U. S. M. R-. a
| stone marked S. 205 C. 4; thence
! S. 3 deg. 02 min. W.? along U. S.
M. R., 7.57 chs. to Cor. No. 5, iden
l tlcal with Cor. 4 of Presbyterian Mis
sion Reserve and Cor. 1 of U. S.
Military Reserve, a stone marked S.
j 205 C. 5; thence West, 3. IS chs.
i bridge on government road, 40.00 chs.
to Cor. No. 6, a stone marked S- 205
C. 6; thence North, 20.00 chs. to
j Cor. No. 7, a stone marked S. 205
C. 7; theuce East, 4.33 chs. govern
ment road, 60.00 chs. to Cor. No. S,
i not set, fails in, road, witness corner
| bears South, 65 links dist., a stone
marked S. 205 W. C. S; thence, from
' true corner, South, 23.25 chs. to Cor.
j No. 1, the place of beginning. Area
j 117.55 acres. Variation at all cor
j ixers 31 deg. 00 min. E.
Anv and all persons claiming ad
versely any portion of the above de
scribed tract are required to file
with the Register and Receiver of
the U. S. Land Office at Juneau, Al
aska, their adverse claim there agaius
under oath, during the period of
publication of this notice, or within
thirty days thereafter, or they will
be barred.
C. B. WALKER,
Register.
It is hereby ordered that the fore
going notice be published for the
statutory period in the Daily Alaskan
j a newspaper published at Skagway .
Alaska.
C. B. WALKER,
Register.
First publication, Dec. 20, 1310.
Last publication, Feb. 2S, 1310.
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