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VOMICJELLO RYE
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Fact
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Of t.^:au
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TV? ft? saor* Cfetarrfa la thin wc
Qoe of Um oowjcty than all oth?*
??? pa topeOw*. aod until Uic
?an tea roars vt? supposes! to be
taouraM*. FX* a craat many years
doctors proacaac*d R a kKai disease
aad piwcrUwsi JocaJ r*n>?"dte* and
by Miltc to curr with k>
cvataiecv. pronownosi it Hx-ur
aNe. Scfeoos bos proven catarrh to
b a oonsUcnUoML dlacare. ther? forr
r^uiivs oomMMBmaI trvatJr?*nt.
Hall's Catarrh Com. manufactured b
F. J. Cfcoeey 4t CO, Tok*K\ Ohto, It
?Jke wb?r ovxwUtytkviai euro on Uk j
cart**. It to takwn Intecnaiiy in do
<??s from 10 dro (w to a li?ffnnnfaL It
acts d*-<vtlj oa Uk- blood aad bjuomi
sorters* of tbs ay-stem. Tbey offw? j
.<oe hundred dollars for any case t-' ,
to cur*. S?*iJ tor circular aiu J
u^-^. niocjala
? J CMKKKT k CO.. T0W<V 0 |
x>W by I*-uitcl*?a. Tic
Take Haul's Ffcantiy Pti> f,* ;x>n? -
SVCKERS ATTENTION
Hm\>M Hart tries* rv, successor t<
W. w rvwirhtoa. has taken the
i-vTX} for the ;t?Cy famous
F.L INFINITO Cl-KAK
Havana cigars.
j.:si received TTout tln> f*
-v at Taau>*, Kla If ja u want la
. ? t fail to si^e these gix>u
. :-ial.
GRi~0 REDACTION SALE
Th?> l>ac+ Train Is new selU*c
t I ; of ?*ood Goods at redact
- . i ? a- they are pettinit too c.d t> ;
* vi sell at a profit- Yours.
Herman Crirr.n. ;
\ .-??( t . :ter anc fjrer taar. GibS'
Ka::" r a:;d Olympia boer ?.
>v "pkosr pro an plS del- vc re
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Juneau. Alaska
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PLEASES
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The Work from our Job Department
Pleases Particular People.
TV * > * r- f,-?r roar work I/^t us qoo^e
- v - ?uvk. and do vonr work
QCIvKLY, WKI.I- AM' AT K K A SON A RLE PRICED.
CTlir DatUi Alaskan. :
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NEWS FROM IDE
NORTHLAND
SHORT BREEZY NEWS ITEMS
FROM THE NORTHERN PRESS
FAIRBANKS, Alaska. December IS
? A small stamped# was in progress
during a portion of last woek to
Happy >r*-ek from Kstec TV mild
oxcRomcnt was caused by pie re
ported And of par by Ross & Cot
?Tove a few week* apo. Many claims
nav<? bwn slaked and recorded.
Jl'NfiAV. Jan. 3?1*. S. Comrnis- :
kvmt Grover C. Winn was suddenly
.aken 111 wRh ptomaine poison in? yes |
Urday afternoon and for an hour
or more serious results were feared !
A physician summoned. Judge Win
.tow better rapMly and today is rap
idly recovering. The commissioner
expects to be at his desk at the j
.Tnirt house tomorrow, unless unfore j
-oon complications arise
NO Mi:. Nov ?? Tomorrow after
,1 l at I o'clock the Rskimo mis
i,>n wiH be opened in the Chl.dberg
uil-' ng on First Avenue west, for
aally occupied by the Chilberg tea
. ire. The building has been remod
?<\! and renovated for use as a mis
?n, and Miss Hattie Barnott. assit
> by Mrs Lehfeldt will take charge
f the work.
The Woman's Home Mission S;>
ty of the M. E. Church expect to
a P>-manent structure for the
. V -<o's mission next year
SEWARD. TVc. 4 ? Tomorrow two
ho-*e teams, drawing skxlces will
from Seward. t-ansportine
rei-M and supplies to the Ixtst creek
r perty, located four miles off mile
. on the railway line. This is im
ant. in that it is the fw*t time
1 <tory of Seward that freight
- been transported outside of the
;vn's limits by any other method
in the railway system, and prove
advantage that wO be derived
the government road paralleling
line now under construction by
rtntendent Eide, of the Alaska
.id .?oaimission.
Fairbanks. Dec is? The three
i-<Tr.p tt>s* on Gwdon Island has
eea jvwiTKjjne ore durin* the past
?"ek. srxi it is probable that k will
e kcp* busy during the greater part
f the winter. The mill Is owned by
?. -:>aiiks residents and is operated
y L A Freestone.
T*f ores now being crushed ???ere
i by Cooper & Stiilman. who
i\o a lease on the Roxall property
? the head of Wolf, and consisted
f a ten-ton shipment This will be
?Wowed up by another shipment
Tom the same mine. Others who
?ve ore out now and pettinp
? ->a.1y to ship are Captain Spaidtnp
vnd TV Ovorgaard, who are mining
n Pome creek and Willow creek
ledres
FAIRBANKS. Pec. IS? On Novero
er 24. the Fairbanks Commercial
lub sent a telecram to the postmast
r c< ^eral indorsinc the request of
> c ' irons of Ruby for the estab'ish
lont of a post office at that point.
T3 the mail yesterday the following
vnamn+carton tie receiv<*d :
Pocjoff * Pepartment ? Fourth As
sta-i: Postmaster-General.
Washington. Nov. IS. 1911
Pa thanks Commercial Club
Gets- men? In reply to your let
ter of the date hereinafter men
tioned. you are advised that the es
tablishment of the post office speci
fied beJo* has been authorized ef
fective upon the appointment and
commission of a postmaster.
Respectfully, GEO. L. WOOD.
Acting Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General.
r>ve .f inquiry: Telegram of No
vember 24, 1911.
Name of post office Ruby, Alaska.
SKAGWAY ICE, THE BEST EVER.
A new industry has sprang up in
Skagway and is receiving the atten
tion of several Skagwayites. who arc
busily engaged in harvesting the first ;
? rop of ice ever pathered from the
.^kagway river. The ice there is
?row well on to two feet thick.
The Board of Trade and Pantheon
;aloons are putting tip their ice for
the coming summer. x
The chief actors in the new indus
try are:
Charfee O Walker Head Gny
rtenjamia Culbertson .. Inner Guard
Arthur Wilson . . , . . . Time Keeper
WOOD S*WED BY POWER
\s< Gasclime 5s*1"- your wood ? Or
ders Riled same day as received.
Pboca 4-0 Raputrt u?
LEGALIZED NICKNAMES.
They App??rud In Official fteeor*)* In
Time?.
XI k names nrp not likely to go oat
of fashion w. ions as bnmnn Datura
ranmins ttbai; It Is S hnolboya *111
nickname each otiit*. wiie?rtan* trill
nickname tbttfr pmfesws. end eol
dler? will spea* of their commanderi
a* "ITe!! Fire Dill." "Flirhtinir Joe." or
what Dot. In the*e day*. however, It
I* Dot enstoronry to *|*read anch tltlea
upon official nrcord*. an wn? formerly
the habit. aorordiiiK to the archive*
of aeveral of [?or state*.
In tho Dutch record* In 1644 we
have John IVtiTwn. a'iaa Friend
John. In the Newtown purchaae from
the Indian*, dated In ISM, one of the
honndarie* la "by a Dutchman'* land
called Hans the Ro.>re." and In the
Rnshwlck patent. dated Oct. 12, 1A67,
one of the b-mndarle* ia "John the
Swede'* meadow." In 1AM, In the
Ktnc* connty record*. a man I* named
llvinc at Cowsnu* a* "Tnnia the F1*b
er."
The com mi c couii. ll of New York
In liUM ordered flsh to he brought Into
the dock "over acalnst the dty hall
or the hon?e that I/wc Mary former
ly lived In." and In the name year an
order was jessed 'that Topknot Betty
and her cj-iidten l>e provided for a* (
object* of charity."
The explanation of thl* custom In
many <a?e? wi* that the person* In ?
question either had no family name*
or had forcoiten them. ?o that the nae
of their centrally ai-?-epted nickname*
became n ne< -easily. f?n numeron*
were tbe Smith* llvl-ic npon l^onp I*- ;
land that it was thonrtt neoe*?ary to j
distinguish the varlon* original fami
lies by 'Me i<pouHnr name Thn* we
have th To 1 S- lit ha. the nine;
Smith* t' flnl Smith* and the
Welch! Sn 11 r;*>r'* Weekly.
HIRED NEWSPAPERS.
A Ci"to*n In Lo'ic'on In the Day* When
Price* Were Hinh.
A I orvl >?> nevr<^fl|ier. the Dally ,
News, h" - t earthed an Interesting
do nment ? h c??o* be< k to the day*
of d> r m ? -a per*, when these paper*
were ' ' > ?? r m>d to i:*c* and hired
for s ? n!;::ij hours at ^o inn. h an hour.
Tc Wed aw . It ?iy*. in the leave* of
an old sniid.-'-ook to the Crystal palace
dated ISM. ha* boen found a little
printed lentl ?? l??oed from V?>?lerton's j
lihrarj -md ne c)w|wr office, 'JO St..
ftwiff's pirn e. llyde Park Corner,
makinc the followlnc ni tHv.ineMBetrt:
"t'aii l<e had froiii the office by S
o'Oo k in the roorninc. to keep at to!
?cuts j r ? v. or lent to read for three
t nr< -~> "? .t? or two hour* for 1*
?cat* per wr>ek. It nn al*o be sup
I : .*> i<> I; in the afternoon at j
the minced pri?-e of ?< < ent* pr copy I
,-r ?-d it > t lie country at |C> per
quarter. payable In advance."
1 5i those day* the l?ai!y New* had !
Iv-n *tat ? I only eiijht year* under
tl ?> o-i- nal editorship of <"harle* l>lck
ens ai d was still published at 10 rent* |
a copy lt? editor at the time wa*
W i- i. Weir. and Harriet Martinean. -
per s ? 1 p first woman In Rutland to j
nnder-.tke rcmilar journallatlc work.
w?s one of the writers of It* leading i
articles.
Tlie system .?f tifrinc did not dl*ap- i
p< r : niilily. Certainly down to the
yc:ir lv*> there were many household*
In whl'-h the Time* was *t|tl left on j
the sflnie tiTir?. and It would t>e dif '
fi. i:'t to s;. ? when the sy*tem Anally '
die.1 mil ?Christian S >en--e >lonitor
A Draw.
' 1 found r.rt cents th? morning," con
fidod .limmy
"Fonnd a wh >lo linif dollar"" cried
his i!' t hoi How flue' What did yon
do with it?"
"Pete ,'on? - " as alone. ?o I save him |
half."
"IVar, nerons l>oy; |?td yon do ,
that of your own accord?"
"Yc<snm well, w?> de-ided that ;
would I* richt."
"Jimmy: Hp didn't whip yoa and j
make yon rive up half?"
"No. mamma. If he'd licked mo he'd
'a' had It all. The wrap wa? a draw"
? Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Cleanirig Fluid.
An e* ''ent homemade cleaning
fluid osefnl generally for many emer ;
con. ios is made hy dissolving foor .
ounces of white Mile soap in a quart
of MIHnc rainwater. When cool add ;
two onncos cach of ikatMl ether and
ft'.ycerln. fonr ounce* of ammonia and
flnslh o':p pail"n of rainwater and
then bottle. This will remove jrro?*e
spots from clothinc and spots from U
Me covers, carpets and rugt.
Deceptive.
"No, 1 am not jroln* to marry him "
"Why not?"
"I cannot trnst fcim. Re !s too de
ceptive."
"TVhv. how's that?"
' Ho pretends to like my poodle."?
Houston l"*ost.
Pore? oi Habit.
"I have to be ready on time. My I
husband won't wait a roinnte for me." ,
"He wontr
"No. Yon soe. in his yootb be wma !
an elevator bov."? I>etrolt Free Pre**.
Chum*.
Mes?onsrer-Who's the swell pnv J*
was talkln' to. Jlmmle? Newsboy
Aw. him an me'a woiked torodder fer
yoars. He's the odttor o' one o* my
papers? Ufe.
Ambignoua.
TTe-Tbey asked toe to their recep
tion. but it wasn't becawe they It**
mo It was only because I can ?1nf.
She? Ob. I'm aur? jron're tnUtaken ?
Exchange
LOCAL BRIEFS
8KAQWAY WEATHER REPORT
Results of the observaUoa taken
at Moore's VSTiarf at midnight,
Jan 11. 1912. la ?a foiiow*:
Temp. Uma obaarTatn .... 1 below
Mu. preceding 24 hn .. .. 2 atora
MUx. *' 2 b# tow
Mean " " " .. .. Zero
Barometer 29:70 Clear, N wind
INTERIOR WEATHER RfcPORT
1 1 MI'F.KATT'RF |
STATIONS Above Below
Caribou 24
Whit* Hor*e
Tagish ?.">
AUin an
Lower Lelwrge .... .M)
Hooialinijua ">2
Big Salmon
Yukon Crossing .... >1
Selkirk r.2
Coffet Oeel* '
Mewirt Kiter W
Ouilrie
Dawson * . ?"?
North wind and cloudy at Tartsh.
partly cloudy and calm at White- J
horse; foggy and calm at Daw-aon.
WILL RAISE THE FISH.
ING SCHOONER GRANT. I
SEATTLE, Jan fi ? Plan# are be
in* considered by the officiaJa of
the San Juan Fishing & l*a< king Com
pany for raising the wrec ked at earn
er Grant, which recently sank off
White Rock*. at the north end of
Banks island, near Prince Rnp?rt.
William Calvert, Jr , president cf
the company, said yesterday that a
direr woiijjj be sent :o the scone of
the wreck and an effort made to de
tcrmlne Just how badly the rnxl
had been damaged. If she has not
broken up as a result of coin* on
the rocks, ahe will be raised and
towed to Seattle for repairs. The com
pany has twon layfnc plana for eith
er buying or bnildinjr a vessel to take
the place of the Grant, but If she
can be saved thry win be abandon
ed
The Grant's enrines were di-abl<"d
when ahe n-ac driven a?hore In the
cale, but it is not believed that the
hull was daroaced Capt E E Crock
ett and his crew of forty men took
to the boats J'i*t before the vessel
fosjndered
The Grant wa* formerly a revenue
cotter, and was pnrchsseri hy the
San Joan Flshln* *? Parking Com
pany about five rea^s aco. Phe hid
SA.ftOO pounds of haMbut aboard when
she sank
WILL CATCH WHALES
WITH HYDROPLANE.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. ?Captain
C. D. Loop. Pacify- Coast whaling
veteran, is here organizing a com
pany to build hydroplanes for whale
hunting to be osed in the Arctic re
gion*
Fresh Olympla Oystpr Cocktail* at
the Board of Trade. tf.
1 6c y?. cu get a whola^ome.
bom# cooked n eal at the New Home
Restaurant, \A)> Ave, Jurt off of
Broadway
Many Al?*k?n Reader* Havs Heard
It and Profited Thereby.
"Good new? trareto f aet," and tha
thousand* of bad back ?uff<*?r? In
AMm itfa gnd to learn that prompt
ralM is wfcthln their r^'h Many a
ka-roe, w?Ak and aching back f? bad n
more,- thanks to Doan* Kidney PUla.
Thouaanda upon tluwwande of people
are leiMng the rond new* of their ex
[xirfence wKh the OH Quaker Hp mod.
Here te an exampl? worth reading:
Mm J. H. Clothier, 4?o Flat "B"
Fourteenth gt, San fYanetooo, Cal.. ?
?*)-* "| derived la?Uin benefit from
I>wi i Kidney Pflh and cooaarjuenUy
I am as ?'"on* tn my praiae of them
f? I was n ISO", when I publicly en
dorsed them. I firat ueed Doan's Kid
n<-j mi* when Bvln* In Canada, a id
they rfW?v?xJ me of a dull, heavy
i*ki In the small of my back. Oth?r
?rmptmm* o* kidney trouble that had
bothered me wwre aleo dlaposod of
and my entire * ye*?m wa* tone.! np.
Pfnre the* I hare had no farth<* nee
of a iddney itHWw. I consider tt
a dnty a* well as a pJoawrr*. to recrw
mend Doan'a Kidney pHta "
For *ale by all dealer* Price 50
-ent*. Foster-MIIbnrn Co, Buffalo
N'ew York. *ole agent* for the fait
?d State*
Remember the name ? I?an"? ? *-d
take no other
SEATTLE'S
Leadinff Popular Priced Rote!
Hotel
Georgian
F.urnp?>?in P!?n
*11 ? a n n j
Room* El?**rttr
Farnl?h?^
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OTnm*n*!il k F?m
llT tr*<l? SJldM
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T wr> [>t? r? tl .Bt 01
o>m ?lth t*'h
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Larre. < Imo. Indiridua flalhi.
Aburxlance of Water. Bm: of
Hotel Accommodation*. Fur
nished Cabins fo* Rent
Excellent Hun?inp*?ri<l Fish in?
Motor Boating and Sailing.
Steamer Georgia from Janeau
makes ?wmi-roonthl.T .Tl?1t?. In
formation and ralea.upon request
| Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
Eatnhliahed 1P97 Telephone 112 jl
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FIRE INSURANCE
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.j. in Carcro*? ment
H?arfa"*?"Uni for MB* 8t**? 5?
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+ Headquarters for Mining Men and *
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