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WE WISH YOU A VERY
Happy and Prosperous
New Year
| Store will be closed all day Monday
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Sanitarium Alaska
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A tmdaace <>* A ?-?r B?*sl of
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Smair VrforV"* fiooi Juneau
mates sPEDi-monitij visits. In
formal ot aac rat?<upoe mjuesl
Dr. F. L. GoddartL Prop.
Health Resort
of
ALASKA
( CHRISTMAS
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f to ?kac*~?>
t \ k >?S >f Crv*tAli *sl Fruit
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J Ml kir rls rit Nut* -Thi? ?*?a?on?
r cn>r
1 (ten PIm ami Smoking ?rt
? IClM for i.1iri?t<DW PtWWK.
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1 RAW FURS
- WK PAY
! HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
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? Percey's Fur House j
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SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THEi
?mtkfous
W . ;or Circular m
A ska Furs a Specialty
Very Top Price* Paid.
Make - Trial - Shipment
ROYBL
| Steam Uacindrv
J Aii Work vruinatmsi Short
>i?n Promptly
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PWONE 7*
A Brownie Kodak
For Christmas
WUi ;..#*?# u* boy or gttl tad
b? t aoK BMfai ?rtrt m ??1L
M?c* txw order* warty wKk
Draper & Co.
SKAGWA", ALASKA.
Relieves
CATARRH of 5
the
BLADDER
and ail
Bisihtrfw is
mhours:
i \uinar
VW?V?VWV^\WW
COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
iftHB dtatt Na (, OT?Mr If liw*
<i lAdjazniUL. Or aigtt?t (jr*o>
oomi et ?U ttw & C. M<lr
ML28 FIXED CARBON
:>?rf#ct Coatbvd m L'ntfiani H?a
UftX Aa*
Ob *nd aftar July 1st, lilt, ?
Jk&ii oftw UUa oofti. a?i?et?d fcJ,
kT?d?si u tailowm: ?
Vrtibie Screwed *nd ? c>c*0 |U Uu
Vrvwologs (Backed' t "
Screenings *b?Jk> T. "
After* prlcM ladod* Wwj
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
90LE SELLING *v5ENT8.
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'SEATTLE SEEKS
MAN FOR MAYOR
(By Alaska Newr Bureau.)
SEATT1JC. Jm I? The bi?4n?w*
m?i of Seattle MTc *oe*fen? a man
to become a cwndMaL>> tor mayw of
Use city tn the *priti*
.1 K Ohflbecip who *w> boomed
tar the )oh last we^k declared him
w4f H*?l%4Ne due to tt provWom
m the charter which prevent? any
mam connected with tho etty by bin?
1 wwws tmtwwctkms from beoomti* mi
yWo?f of Oie city. Mr OliUbteii to
? ?tockhol?W of the Scaaidavlvtan
Hwnk. whVrh one of the cfty de
>v4toii??
j OOier men menUoootl a* ca?
1 1Mat?* to wiconed Mayor Wlkwi.
| are Snv*t OaHiowi, corporation (\nifl
| ??el. H4 OMl. ftvn?er recalled Mayor.
: -opobWoana ; awl <}co F Ootterill
! %nd Wni HV4tm?ri Mooro demo.
| . nits
El DEAD MAN
IN LONELY DUE
Much txwunxmi was started here
Titoadav when FYed I^Uoq came
| m frv?m l>??n*'aji r-anal suvl report. <i
1 the fltwUtVR of a <k<ad bod\ Hi a <to
; sorted cahin near the head of the
J i-anal. says tho \Yram.soM Sentinel. In
! reporting the finding Pat ton ??ays
Chat he *-as passing close to <lw
' aM cabin and noticed a d -tri-sa jsij
; naj flytays On entertnK the cabin
tho body was found lyinc In a twink.
patton Marled for Wrance)] fro
: modiatoh' and reported the irwid'-nt
; to tbe aiith<witios Oapt Mc<iohoe
took rvptrtj: Marvhal Schnabel to
Duooa*i Canal Wednesday i-td they
I will bH^is the body back to W'ran
j c<Ml
The body te thought tti 1* t> at
1 a ma m who started from a min
nc ** thf h*ad of tb* Canal
I *boix a month aco ftar Mwnrt
' Camp at the Wratwoll yarrow*,
and that he either was )o*f or
was taikrei IB and lay down to die
| hi the Vwioly deserted cabin
TACK) M A, Wash ? An echo of the
Kkmclfce rush for pold was awaketi
ol this nunmity: in Judsv C M East
erciay'a department of the -superior
court, A judgment was civ en for a
' $o00 grnb-stake ptven Herman Ri> 'iter
bv (!, D BemtW in (Wrlxt of 1 f??2
1 in nam*wi. Y T.
The wjK was hotly contested be
lw<wi the men, who were former
brothers in law ami fast friends Kfoh
ter claimed the note exhibited by
Wrotk-y was a receipt given him by
Richier for money paid on a draft.
He charged that the note was a
frand ami invalid !n his answer to
the jwrlt RWiter says that Rentier
tried to collet $500 from him onoe
hefnre tn VaMez Oasfca. on a sim
ilar actieime.
"TTh? hank presented a note In
flavor of Rentier for $500 and sietifxJ
by RUMer." the latt?r says hi the
answer to the present a"'1, "which
note was never paid because It was
a fortify ?
After heartnt the evidence Judge
Easrtwday save Rentier judgment for
tJie fnll amount asVfvl for At tor
I' neys Pnrter ?? Powers represented
the plaintiff
EAGLES DANCE
I SATURDAY NIGHT
The first dance of the New Year
wfij be givor. Saturday nivht by the
Basles. toi their hall That the
dance will afford pleasure to ai. who
RUjerxl is foretoW b> the wimeaa
with which all datio* irfven In the
past by the Aerie, have been <rovn
jod.
Moreover, this is the firs* >l&nc?
to be Riven In tho New Leap Year,
and many surprises In the form of
I U*?j> Year innovations are promised
I hy the committee Dan- <ng will be
gin at nine o'etack abarp
.> -- - A
EDUCATOR GOES
TO WHITEHOR5E
Mr wxJ Mrs I) A <*r?nt, were
pw*"ni(wr* from Vmwwhw cm the
Mw last nlRht
They will fro to WhHehorae 0*1 ?
I the tuornlng train. where. Mr. urant
nill take <h*rj;(. of the school, tt)
plao of Mr T M. Edwarda, lately
imbued
Mr (Jrant cotnwi irtth an excellent
an Mi e^ocatlon^t
He hold* a flrtM, claw professional
certificate from Ontario. Manitoba,
and nriUflh <N?Viirnt>la. He took *
ntae months' nortnal training In the
normal college of Hamilton, Ontario,
ami extra normal ?nd political srtene
work ftw two v.*? tn Queens UniTtr
Mtj He ha* also taurbt n? RmwHw,
Manitoba. ooJir^f. and ? r? later
priT > Vpa I f<v two renrs of iin Inter
mediate school of Southern Manitoba
l,at<r he was for two roam principal
of the Phoenix svh<v>l In IWttlsh Co
lumbia. comlnc there from the
Has* He laan i?Tilhnslast h> outdoor
sports. sfa-tds fivr foot and eleven
inches and weJchs ITS pounds
GOOD REPORTS
I FROM KELLER
Very encouraging news was re^e' v.
od trnmi I* L. tt. KeibT on last
nkhts matt sO?m?c.
He te cra<1?M?lly his
health and Is enjo?rtT>s the warm
?u-t*nv Aiti ^tv k of Southern Cali
fornia to the fo-)J<*;t extent.
He haf iix* matiy oM friends from
\laska and elsewhere, which com
bined with the chance of climate and
scenery are dotnp much to help
him alone the maid to recovery
The weather litis been l?l<<t} sfnc<?
the arrhiU of Or- and Mrs Keller,
in I x*r Angeles
<Hy Alaska Xew> Bureau.)
TAMPA. Fla., Jim;. 4 ? When ap
proached this mornin.s concerning Uie
probability of bis running for the
presidency again. Win U-nninps
Bryan stated thar. >ic coukln"; con
ceive of himself as running for the
presidency
nn
SEVERE COLO
(By Alaska News Bureau)
KANSAS CITY Jan. 4? The ooJd
s>naip whi-h spread over the Missouri
VaJJey has r? -mailed for over a we*k
with taorasteyr severity All rec
i fftis for >-ol<! weaker in Uie rti*(trk<
have been broken.
L
(By Maaka v, w? Bureau.)
IX)S AN~GEL.ES. Cal. Jail 4? Capt,
T. E. Baroette, the indicted FaJr
j hanks banker, te on<!i?vorin^ to have
hts bail mhiced to $100,000. I'pon
his arrest his birfl was set at the
j '"mprmoiiji sum of $317,000.
LIpr. Hairn and Clark, of White
horse were passengers south oin t-he
May tent nieht
Mr. Torn FWx* of l>awi*>n was a
pawwyrer on the May Me is r<v
teaming to England
The Rika will meet tonlgbt a* 8
o'clock Pont' forsr?t
All the late lelf^raph newt in the
Dally Abakan.
FRANCE WILL I
REWARD PEARY
NEW YORK. Dec 22? A commnnl
<*tkjn rfcrtved h?r? from lh? A'*- 1
?i?mv of Sfrrtii of FYanca atya that
a sroH m?r)al ha? been ?**ri)?d tr>
tdirairal Poary f<* th* ftdmlraM* lea-1
??on of phrstral ?m?rR7 and moral
.*xrra<M? that ytw h?v? nhr*n to Uh>
??ntir* wocM Vn pumitom, hi th?
nH*t of f?tUi)i(?, and dlf
fW ?Mw, tho rvmquMt of tho Vorth
| Prt*."
TIip r?*?nl*rtir?n **? rnort?rl by I*
? "hwm? . th?> FY?"n<*h AntarnUr At
I p?nrw
ELK? MEETING TONIGHT.
Ska* srajr No. 431, B. P. O.
1 Elks, wlH tonlrfjt at 8:00 sharp
All members are rwjii?a?*"d to b*
prnwnt and all rteltliuj brother* ar*
oordlally Invited.
| bench win be MCTed aft?r Jod*?.
F. A. Callarman, SwreUfj
FOR GIFTS
NO TROUBLE TO FIND WHAT
YOU WANT
Wbao rov art out on a hunt for
?om-thing appropriate as a gift, r*
m?mber I hare new good* ?ocb aa
handsome cut glaaa, silverware, and
beautifully hand painted cblaa, Jiiat
In from tba maker*, whlcA woatd
make a* handsome a preaent a* r?o
be made. Such good* are aiw ays ap
preciated. 1 bare nothing but Lh?
latest, up to data In pattern . and In
4<ialily. Nothing but tba ver y best.
Our watch work, newly ma u .factor
ed and skillful engraving apeak tot
themselves We do not turn oat our
work anlem It la finished in the bast
manner and wa guarantee avary plao
of It. If yon ha?e any trovbla wttft
your watch bring It to us and wa w!B
guarantee you entire satisfaction at
reasonable rbargae.
Don't negleci your ey?s ?hen yjn
ran get them ?iemlned free at my
store with tba latest optical Instru
menta
J. Ikuta,
Jeweler and OptMas
A Very Happy
....New Year To All....
u
a P. 5. Our store will be closed on
New Year's Day
Beginning with Tuesday, January 2, 1912. we clote
at 8 p. m., Saturdays excepted
l. a. Harrison & co.
Phone 55
^Vhen in Skagway Stop at the
Pullen House
MRS. H. S. PULLEN, PROPRIETRESS.
The Modern Hostelry of Alaska
J 40 ROOMS 40
Elegantly Furnished
Single or en Suite
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, IBVTHS, TELEPHONES
..The Best of Meals..
TABLE SUPPLIED WITH BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
Milk and Cream from our awn Dairy.
RATES CONSISTENT WITH THE BEST SERVIC*
FREE BUS TO AND FROM ALL BOATS AND TRAINS.
Skagway Alaska