BESET
?
LIMBURGER CHEESE
Fresh Shipment Just in j
The Quality is Very Fine I
D. J. Rich, Proprietor.
WALL PAPER, BUILDING PAPER
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS AND
BUILDING MATERIAL
Mail Orders Promptly
Attended To
Skagway, Alaska
Subscrib rs are requested to notify
The Alaskaa when papers are not
promptly delivered by the carriers.
Warm, clean beds at Dominion
Hotel, Whitehorse. 50c up.
HEADACHES AND NEURALGIA
FROM COLD.
LAXATIVE SROMO Quinine. lie
world wide Cold and Grip remedy re
moves cause. Call for fulljname.
Look for signature E. W. GROVE.
w.
BRING YOUR OWN JUG.
Mount Vernon Rye and Belmont
Bourbon direct from bond at whole
sale price by the gallon. The Mas
cot. phone 67. Delivery free.
Home cooking at popular prices at
the Dominion Hotel, Whitehorse.
?j. WANTED? A chambermaid *J*
? at tin* Pullen House. Apply to ?
?J* Mrs. Pulton immediately. ?J'
S V I V li V ? V ? V B v H
UOTTLED AND DRAUGHT BEER
"-'nier Beer is the peer of all
:>rews. At the Mascot, phone C" und
have a case sent to your home.'
Will Alfred Dunlap or his nephew
or any one having address of sai
party," send it to Postoffioe Box Xo.
<154 Denver, Col.
The Caribou Hotel, Carcross, Y. T..
is the headquarters (or the Atliu and
Conrad stage lines.
SO SAY THEY ALL.
It is a pleasant surprise what a
splendid old. rich and mellow goods
they sell at the Pack Train Bar. So
;ay they all, me to Her Man.
3ETTER PREPARED THAN EVER.
Having put in a steam boiler and
ither machinery we are better pr>
?ared than ever to do first-class work
in short notice.
SKACWAY LU XORY.
When in Whitehorse to to the D>
uinion Hotel. Home cookin : at pop
ilar prices.
1 Hf CARRV A C' MPIf If STOCK
S s
1 Of RED & BLUE E 1BBON Can Goods |
| Best on the Market ft-ive Them a Trial I;
If You Don't Believe us
2 ?
I ~GRANT'S~QROCERY J
: 0 N L Y TWO DAYS;
? H
o More in W hich to Buy ?
b Net and Silk: Waiscs
? a
? For 50c on the Dollar a
Gage Milling Opening
Tuesday Afternoon
Ladies Home Journal, Smart Set.Ainslee,
Popular Mechanics, Hampton- Wide
World Popular. Me* ropolitan, Munsey,
Argosy, Cavalier. Scrapbook and
Everybody's M.agaz ne tor April
L. I. NIMH II CO.
Stores Ooen EveniTi~s Phones 4 & 55
SPRING SHOWINGS
We are Receiving by Each Boat
Shipments of Late-up-to-date Spring
Goods in All departments
Each Day will see Some Choice
additions to Our Spring display
Watch our Windows for the Sea
son's Choicest Showings.
B.M.Belmnds Merc. Co.
10 FEATURE 8. IN. SERVICE'S
"SOKSS OF A SOURDOUGH"
The Sourdough Entertainment ('<>?
with Mr. Fred Archer as "leading
man" Is preparing a tour ot the coast
towns and mining camps of Alaska
and Yukon. Rob't. W. Service's
poems will be the chief feature of the
programme. To this will be added
choice vocal and instrumental music,
dramatic song sketches. ilitist
rated songs, stereopticon and moving
picture specialties.
Kor two years Mr. Archer has given
much time in professional study to
Mr. Service's best efforts and with
his elocutionary ability set to inter
pret tli.- "Northern Kipling." a high
luality of literary entertainment in a.-,
sured.
Mr. Archer combines a keen and
-ociable personality with a splendid
collection of vocal, elocutionary and
dramatic ability. Having the assist
ance of a very rare sopranist, himself
.111 able vocalist, some very catchy
specialties are already slated for the
? oinlng season; solos, duets and mus
ical dramas thoroughly first class.
For several years Mr. Archer was
manager and proprietor of the "(Irani
Theater." Aberdeen, Wash., where h ?
>aw very successful and agreeable sea
^ons with the best companies touring
the west. He therefor feels confident
! ot being able to make the "Sour
dough." the most successful show of
the north.
Illustrated songs and moving pic
tures are always popular. Such a
I choice stock of these subjects is be
ing laid in as to assure a welcome |
w! ere ever presented.
Outside of the Songs of a Sour
dough, Mr. Archer has many choice
literary and musical subjects ready
for presentation. The following are a
few of the leaders he is drilling his
company on for this season. "The
Woman and the Angel," "The shoot
ing of Dan McGrew," "The Wag
Slave." "My Madonna," and "The
Harpy," by Service: "Where Mount
Tacoma Overlooks the Bay," "The
Pride of the Golden West," "Spoon
ing in an Automobile," by Charles E.
Royal; "My Lady and her Fan," by
Archer himself will be a winning en
core to anything. Also his presen
tation of Geo. R. Simms. masterpiece
"O'stler Joe," the poem that made
Mrs. Brown Potter famous, is a selec
tion that needs be heard to be appre
ciated.
The beautiful "Queen of Song,"
composed by Charles E. Royal, dra
matise:! by Archer, will be run later
in the season with Agnes DeArmonde
playing the title role, assisted by
Archer and young Dawson. The fea
ture of this Is the beautiful soprano
melody, "In Dear Old Californias'
Sunny Dells."
The Sourdoughs will open their
tour at Haines about the middle of
BISHOP WILL
TOUR ALASKA
Bishop Rowe, head of th e ~ ?>
pal church in Alaska, 1< -f t on tht !'?
tcrsou today for Fort S* ward and
Haines, where he will remain until
Wednesday. From there Hishop Rove
will take tlio Cottage City to Juneau
and then go to Cordova, Vald. . anil
Katella.
He will then return to Sitka for
several weeks and lat> r in th' pring
Ko inside to Fairbanks and otln-r
points. He experts to arrive at
?
will lea\ on the revenue cutter
Thetis for I'oint Hope Ho will not
return to Sitka until late In October.
THE MAJOR HEADED HOME
(By United Press.)
SAX Kji.wcisyo, t'al., March
Major Wlds !'. Richardson of t!ie vi
aska Road Commission left h> : >
terday for Seattle and from s- :i ? ? 1 ? ?
will proceed to Alaska to assume
charge of the summer wo-fc of the
Road Commission.
April, taking Juneau and l>ou;:!.i
next, then as far south jis tlx > ? .1
go to be back on the Yukon for th
opening of navigation. They w ill
show at Skagway for tfie ojx-ninc of
the Yukon route.
Skagway, Alaska. March -'7.
To the Taxpayers of the Town: ?
I, the undersigned, wish to state
to the voters of Skagway ih it IUJ
withdrawal from the Tax Payers 1
Ticket is not 011 account of any 1 1- k
of faith in the platform of the Tax
payers" Party or of any of th- name
appearing on the ticket, but t'om
business reasons alone.
1 l ave been called to Oregon t<. at
tend to private matters which I ex
pect will require my personal atten
tion for some months. Believing
that it is the duty of one who ha>
been elected by the people to rcpre
sent them on the council to keep in
close touch with municipal affair at
all times, for this and 110 other rea
Bon I have withdrawn from the Tax
payers' Ticket.
I wish at this time to thank the
cithers of the town for the faith
they have shown in me by nominat
ing me to represent them for another
twelve months, as it is, I take It. an
indication that they have been satis
fied with my official acts of the last
year. Respectfully.
(Signed) P. \V. Snyder.
Tho Caribou Hotel, Carcross, Y. T..
is furnace heated. The meals the
best tho market ?.fford.
CALL? CONVENTION.
The Annual Convention of the Citi
zens' Party of Skagway it hereby
called to meet at Firemen's Hall, 4t?
avenue and State street on Monda>
evening, March 29th, at 3 p. m. sharp
for the purpose of nominating seven
(7) Councilmen, and (1) School Di
rector for the Municipal Election of
April 6th, 1909. and for the transac
tion of any other business fiat may
properly come before It.
W. C. Btarchard
P. E. Kern
Citirens Central Ce-^
Skagway. March 27, 1909.
NOTICE.
The {{??eistration Ifc*?k i* op?-.?
evening from 7 p. m. to 10 p. m .
up to anil including monday. April i.
Vot'T* desiring to register can do so
at said time and place.
K. J. DOHERTY Town CWk.
y<>U SALE Cbcap .i (oar rnom?N|
furnish'-d house, comer Oft- ???nth and
Broadway. Enquire of Mrs. J. E
SWEETS FOR THE SWEET
LIVE POULTRY.
of Live Chickens, and for the bal
ance of th>- season *111 receive a
fn-sii consignment by every steamer.
Special orders will receive our promp
attention.
FRTE-BRUHN CO.
Nobby Spring Clothing for Men.
The American Tailors are in re
ceipt of a shipment of the very latest
patterns In Imported and Dom<*stic
suitings and top coat patterns. All
the new and correct styles as worn in
the east.
The samples and style book of Uj
M. Born ? Co. tailors are here and
suits may be ordered to yonr meas
ure fum $18 and ut>: top coats. $>
The Rase Ball Ben fit Ball of t ie
W. P. A. Chib, will be the event of
thfc veer. Wednesday evening March
?Tint, (i t mit and rcxit.
P limbing
Sheet Metal Work
and lining
FIFTH AVENUE
next to Frye-Bruhn.
PROMPT ATTENTION
GIVEN ALL ORDERS
PRICES REASONABLE
?'TIN JOHN" ffllHKOVE
SERIAL No ?>?-.'
\ THE UNITED STATES LANO Of
FfCE. JUNEAU. ALASKA.
Marclt 22 1*9
X f of Intention of [>miih Murphy
To Apply for Patent lor Mom*
Notice is hereby given uwt
l> inL< M-irphy. whom- ad
drnu it lla;n? ?. Alaska. IwiTtn* i-om
with all th?' rTiirfm?*t>ta of
i Aft of C"<>ncT?*? of Ma;f 14. ISM.
Aa amended br th<* Art of' CoogreM
'' ; hM ir??l" appli
cation to ?nt?-r for p?iftit from O*
i'ui i ran > I of the CiM stat*? of
i; (.'I t.,.. ji .n* M.23
a. r-i situated onr M?in??. Abuto,
N * -? rl d -rrtl? 1 and bounded
II ... r.i.-.g at com? r No I. a ?tor.e
'ttCsi lacli's ?*. 14 Incli** in th*
trixinri . mark-d 8 2"V C. i on aid*
M. No. .V72 b^ar* S. 32 d?t. 12 min.E.
7 W . <4 < hainj to c?ra?-r
V . J. :i ?tor ."S'lil MMi It II
< ill ground marled 8 C 1
Thcn< v- i t$ ' h:ii 1* to cor
N !? ntical with ro. n?*r No 4
r \ ? > No 2^7 . a ?ton? in ;4ac* ?l?ow
it*: fc^t ahov.' rrrnind, mark?*d
ii' m fa. in* < laim S J'?x C 2.
Th> n*? East 2W.S2 chain* to rorn-T
No. 4, a atom- J4x2')x-> incites a<>t IS
inch*-* In (TMOd ntark.-d S. Jul 4
Thence South chain* to pUcit
if b*-*innin*
M .ucn>tic variation at aL corners
Any and all p?r?>r . claiming art
v. rs?>lj tfc- p'? mis*-* .-mlirai -?t in
- >ul Sur*?*y 2'tx. ?bov?- it^.inlxd
; utf :? rtlon ther?-o(, are lier.*l>/ a*
if k- iht: '.mm th a<i <?????? o.jims
ar- Inly fil^d an according to !iw and
thf r ?srulation* proscribe tl???r?ind?r.
within the tim.* pr?>s. rlb?d br law.
?nth the Ke?ci?t?r of the l'nit<>d State*
Land Office u Juneau. Aktska. th^y
?111 b** tiirwl by Tlrtne o'! the pro
vlsiona of nald Statute.
D??nnl* Murphy
IT IS ORliKKEI) that th? abo??
an. I for^cotn* noflr# b? pu>lt?h<*d In
ti- .^K At; WAY DAILY ALASKAN"
a <1*1 It i*rw?pap~r of general rircu
? ilation publish. d at .^kaitway. Al
aska. and being th?* n*w*p?p?>r pub
ll?h?d iH-arevt to ?*ld . laini. for tb?>
p* riod pr?**crlbe?l by law.
John W. r^idl^y
K KRISTER
RELIABLE ALL THE TIME.
The Pack Train Rufaurant will
?erre wine with dinner ortler*. fr?*
In place of Ua or coff>*e- Come on
boy?.
r<v;r ? thiisiasnt for th?? Am
en ? im-'' by attcndlnc til' V. P.
A. Club lla?. Ball l: ,.?flt Ihill, Wed..
March 2UL
THE
Pack Train Restaurant
Will Serre^Stind*j
French Dinner
Frooi'noon 12 to S p. m.
rVfRVtltlW IHf BfST
IN IMf MARKI T
Regular Dinner 50c
TEA. OJFFKRor WiNK w
ICE CKEAM