/. X. L.
Chicken Tamales
Made with real chicken ? MMtUlf extra jood? In fact ao food
Uukt we hnv# a hard time to Keep them In atock.
20c. per can.
C. W. ASK & SONS
DON'T
Ua'M* Y < !'*? Oct 50 CKSTS
H. Hartwigsen
Succ?Mor to
W. W. BOUGHTON
,?KALKB IN
v)izars Tobacco.
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>TH?* "KRiOOir^LS
Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY STANICH. ProerWtor
Far 14 T?n W? H??* S?r?*J ?aly
The Best in the Markets
laity it it tk*
Most Popular Eating
House in the North J
New Location
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Delmonico of Alaska
A MAN'S FAITH IS SHOWN
BY THE WORK HE DOES
Ouj faith in the North is shown by the construction of
a new and beautiful steel and concrete fire proof building
?with a?bestos roof and steel interior finish. A park has been
started and fountains will add lovlinem.
Our Bar Goods are none of them
Less than from 7 to 14 years old
Liquors and Cigars are of the Best
i ? coolers and all modern appliances for keeping clean and
Sanitary Drinks
THE PACK TRAIN BAR
HERM\N GRIMM, Proprietor Skagway
Phil Abrahams
general \<;ext
insiranci
NOTARY PUBLIC
Oldest Buatnras tn 3ka**ay
Kstabllahed 1897.
Correspondence Solicited.
SMOKERS ATTENTION
HMV..1 K?rtwl?*ii, muvseeor U
w. W Itouichtan, hae IW9U th?
IfOIK'J tuC U?? JU^iy fauxxia
KL INF1NITO CLKAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
4. COO Jat received from the fac
tory at Tauip*. m. If yow want the
beet don't fall to ?lve lhee? good*
a ru>.
Bonded wh*k>?? GC*o?, Moua
V?"non ajid IWmoot. The be?t of
B?r lUue Ribbon, Hudweieer and
P*le Rainier, at the MmooC Tele
(tor.? 67. ?
FREE-'?
TO FUR SHIPPERS
Tfcomoatuvirtt*. wilabl* ?ndcm r Virt?t
Export ? ?U Frio* LlU of lis fcio4 pabinhtd.
"Ilff ^Hubert fttrtptvr" *
llillod nuamuow Itwuld In Raw ran
hi* ts ran ww on i postu? t?at
rt'a rot ? b?? tpablleatloe
M??d ?r?r? i*o ???** ?h <-h (<tm roa r*
e.-rt? nf what la dotae ta all ?*? Market* of
t ? 1 \m*rt.?n *?? Pur*. Thl*
l?form?t >t It worta tttin4m4? r>f dollan ta
rvo Hr,?. Ut it-NOW-irS FREE
A. B. SHUBERT, mc. 9
' TW ln? ?<* ? *t h a
Antncki Raw Fan
S-r ? .fcana#..Bet J..OKMML.C.S.*.
HOW S THIS?
Ac otter On- Hundred Dollars K>
*arj for any case of calarrb that cai
not be cured -y Hall \ Calarrb Cuo
K J CHENEY & CO . Toledo O
We. the undersigned have known
F. J. Cheney for the past 15 years.
Toledo, O.
and believe htrr perfectly honorable
In all business transactions, and fin
anclally able to carry out any obllga
tlone made by his firm. Waldlng, Kin
nan & Marvin, Wholesale arutglits o
Hall's Catarrh cure Is taken Intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surface* of the system
Testimonials sent tree. Price 76c.
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Hall's Family rills for eonstl
patlkm.
GRAND REDUCTION RALE
The Pack Train la now selling a
big lot of Oood Oooda at reduced
prices aa they are getting too old
to hold and sell at a profit, Your*,
tt Herman Qrlmm
CRAB MEAT OOCK TAILS
si
I%* Pack Train Restaurant
?met! a la carta.
86c *ot a h?me eooked meal ?
quick, clean serrice WhereT At
the Sew Home Reetaurant, fifth
Avenue. half a mlnat* from Broad wa.
Olympta beer on draft al the
Board of Trad Thia famoug brew
la kept ooaataatly fresh both oa
draft and In bottles This la the
time to drtnk beer. 0?t It at the
Board of Trad# Bar. where the eel
ebrated Rainier Beer IB alio kept
In bottles. tt
FIVE GOOD ONI? TO DRAW TO.
Peboleford and Olbaon Rya. Bad
weteer. Blue Ribbon and P&1? R*l?
ler Beer at the Board of Trade.
a B. Wright bee louses W mt.
furnished. V
Mil HUOK FW
Fllllt OF ffi IK
Washington. Feb 6 ? Dr. Emll |
Krullsh of the U. S. Public Health
and Marine Hoapltal Service, ha*
Tiled his report with the president
and it was sent to congress this
morning. Speaking of the condi
tion of the Natives In Alaska the
Doctor says that unless greater
methods of sanitation and scientific
study are glv?n to the care of tj>e
Native Indians of Alaska, they will
all be dead within a period of fifty
or alxty years He says the tuber
culosis and specific diseases Intro
duced among th?>m by the whltf
men Is rapidly sapping them of their
former health, and that they are
dying faster than the btrth rate.
He aays that such work as the
department of health has been able
to do along the lines of santlatlon
and scientific education, has been
beneficial and resulted In the bet
terment of the Iridlan everywhere,
and by extending the system the
Native races may be saved, but un
der present conditions their fate Is
a sad one.
vai.uk/. finishing heh
TOWNSITK INCORPORATION
Valdei, Feb. 6 ? Deeds to all un
contested lota In the Valdet town
al:e are now being laaued, or are
ready to laaue as soon as the as
sessments are paid, and It Is ex
pected that the townslte matter
will be entirely settled by May or
June.
A notice has been published by
the trustee calling attention to the
fact that advertising of the list of
delinquents will begin about Feb
16. After the publication of de
linquent list starts, advertising
costs will be added to the assess
ments. Unless the assessments and
costs are paid before the completion
of publication the lota will be pub
lished for about 60 days.
One surprising feature of the
Valdet townsite is the small num
ber of contests. In the allotment
of several hundred lots, a large
portion of which had never been
surveyed, there have been but
three cases so far where there la
a conflict regarding ownership.
BRYAN ASKED TO ATTEND
PRESIDENT'S INAUGURATION
Washington, Feb ? ? Wood row
Wilson has sent a personal request
to W. J. Bryan to be present at
his Inauguration. The rumor will
not down that Mr. Bryan is to re
ceive a place In the Wilson cabinet,
notwithstanding that Mr. Bryan has
said that he Is not entitled to con
sideration simply because of the
work he has been able to do in aid
ing the election of Wilson. The Im
plication Is, that If Mr. Wilson con
siders that Mr. Bryan has any
special qualifications that will be
serviceable to the president In his
.idmlnlstration of affairs, he will
;isk Bryan to accept a place in the
rablnet, bat Bryan Is doing noth
ing to crowd himself Into the place.
In other words It Is up to Wilson.
FORMER HOME WILL HE
HER BURIAL PLACE
The funeral services and burial
of Mrs. Llnd, who died at her
home in Skagway Tuesday evening,
will occur In Portland, Oregon, her
former home.
Her husband, Mr. Samuel Llnd,
and her daughter, Mrs Barragar,
will accompany the body on the
Curacao In the morning.
Out of respect to the wishes of
Mrs. Llnd, no services will be held
in Skagway.
SHOW TONIGHT ? I REELS
Animated Weekly ? Sales
Where Paths Meet? Imp
White Aprons ? Eclair.
Game of Bluff ? Neator.
10 ctn "At The Movies" ? lA cts.
Send the Alaskan to your friends.
Brevities
Masons meet tomorrow night for
third degree work.
Mr. T. A. Dlckiton. Dominion sur
veyor, wtth headquarters at White
horse, rame over laat night
After spending a few days look
ing after his interests In the White
horse mining district, A. B. Pal
mer returned last evening and will
take the Curacao for his head
quarters In Vancouver.
The Curacao arrived In Juneau
this morning at eleven o'clock, a
later report said ahe would sail at
midnight. It la probable that ahe
will land In Skaj;way about nine
o'clock In the morning
The prises to be given at the
Eagles masquerade Saturday night
??ill be placed on exhibition tomor
row. Prises will be given to the
host dressed. th? moat original,
the moat comical, best sustained
character, both lidles and gentle
men, and to the best group.
The barge Palnyra towed by tug
Pioneer left this morning with a
cargo of eighteen hundred tons of
Pueblo copper or<? which has been
loaded Into her hold during the
past few days. The ore will go to
the smelter at Tucoma, and while
It Is on Its way t'le bunkers are be
ing filled for ano-.her shipment.
WILSON IS WHITISH
INAlT.l'KAI- ADDRESS
Trenton, Feb <1 ? Wood row Wil
son this morning began writing his
inaugural addres*.. It Is expected
to be completed within two weeks
When It is finished he will consult
a number of the congressional lead
ers and those wfco are faithful to
the party, and let them pass Judg
ment on It.
M \ SON'S.
Special meeting of White Pass
Lodge No. 113, F. & A. M. at
their Hall on Friday, Feb. 7th.
1913, at 8 p. m Work In M. M.
By Order of W M
P Abrahams. Secretary.
Handaoma Qoetha.
Ooetbe was proiioiiu<-ed "the hand
aomest man of Kuro|x' ' llv wax a lit
tie over six fwi In height, bm *o well
proportioned that >ie did not *eein tall
His feature* were of the Itnmnn type
hi* hair rather lluhl than dark, hi*
whole appearance '?ommandlng Even
to eitreme old age he retained a larg?
share of the personal good look* that
earlier In life had made him ?o at
tractive
Mar Panalty.
He? Does your father object to my
staying so late?
8be No; he ssyn It servfn me right
tor being Iti when yon cslL-Bostoo
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The only man who wouldn't to? NOBODY.
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see us
if in
need of
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Range
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the
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IT m to *
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m sharp.
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