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C'gars. T obacco.
Smoker* Articles,
Stationery and Fisn
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Sutacrib* for Thm Otiiy Alasvao.
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settles best t
AWARDED CAANO PRIZE ANO THREE GOLD MEDALS AT THE gj
A.-Y.-P. EXPOSITION. +
CONTAINS i.ta PICK CSNT KOOn PRODICT8 AS SHOWN BY "
GQYFRNM&NT PLRB KH)D TBSTS ?
YE OLD STYLE PORTER I
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tvuili it A- T -P. K"?uu*itiou.
HOTELS, CLUBS, BARS, CAFES ANDJFAMILY ?
TRADE SUPPUED BY J
ALA9KA SODA COMPANY ?
CLAUDE ERICSON. Proprietor. JUNEAU. ALASKA >'
j EXCLt SIVE AGKNTS AND BOTTLERS FOR 3. B. ALASKA. ^
iT*p?-r*-rl+?-rvl-NI-rlv? 1 I ? 1 ? 1 ? i ? 1 ? i Mvl'
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(?? .i Watch iu>i*vtoi VN hit** Pa>-> v\: \ ukou Koat? ^
l^elidbl^ Jeweler
Beautiful Alaska Nugget Jewelry
tke*i?B* M*fas U) Order.
Carved Mastodon and Walrus Ivory
r. .?? .iialf i v<_>. saclk u> S:dt P?v?r Weijfhu, Crvboa^
and Napkm K;n^?.
THK ONLY LINK OF
1 r>|Je?e rv. SnjuIT. Ti&mlxo, S;ao)|* M*:ch, Collar arvi Curt Bo*e? ia
Um <u*.
Hrautiiul Alaska Scenic Haial Paiutni Cbiua
J1 > 1 1 Y /% ? Jeweler and
? iiyUlU Optician. . ?
Society Events During Holiday Wee^1
(>kh1 ( .'kvr \ isits \^iuy ptrcsidts Homeless ()pcs l;Uretl gy festivities
WHAT THE POET BROUGHT.
5? He oeui ir? aaU www ti?at Jay *j ija?wttj
I knew he had it?e ere be
( ?f*? JUOC,
Bui. litrsit?, ?? that he hail left
[ My L arth a vtt.-?kel aith a i;v?W* (?
ihi;
And la the bos .ha< h* tuvi brought
tu OHf
I tuuad a rriuM? Miurt aiut n
4m,
A cloud. a rainbow and a ?ra?.- >
taw a
A cloth vt moonbeam* and a bouey
A raw. a rib boa ami a h*.' k of hair.
A ?k ?uian? picture ami a sign- t rio.s.
A silver within a woodland
A dc wdrup oa a lit; frail ami fair.
. The nnc of a bluebirO tn Uk
Ana bv-ot of ail. lb. laughter of a
? January Smart Set
4.
Mr P P. W Lowle made a trip
to Jua?au thia week
Vn. L. S. Keller waa a suewt of
Mr C. C. Pulleu oa Christ mas.
Sir*. Mary A. Royal mls a (tinner
Kueat at the Pulleu houae oa Ohriat
iu*s ?lay
4>
Mr ami Mrs \V. \V. Boux&ou were
iluk-r* at the Pulleu hotfee ou Chmt
naa Uajr
4.
Mrs. Mai? If. Hart w for the prw
eat ia Seattle a sueat of the Rainier
Grand hotel
4.
Vi aiy of Mr. W H Heasoo s frW i
;a S lLa,; * Jk* are remeoiberevl by hiui
?ritti canfc? ami grf*~s
Mrs. WiUard R. Miller* ami WU
lanl Jr . are at home to their friends
at tik> Hillary r wHaara
Mr and Mrs. P. A Oailarwa:! were
dint* r guewta of Mr. ami Mrs P '
Mis? Mary G. Hindshaw was a
guewt 0/ Mrs. L. i Keller at diituer
on M omlay n( the Pulleu house
4*
Mr Walter McBrien was a din
ner sueat of Mr Prauh Mutr at the
GoUeii North hotel oa Oba latauas Day
Mr P. P. W Lowie. Mr. B. J Ma
rooey and Mr L. H. J ohustou dine*t
**i"h Mr. and Mrs. 0. Here?n MUler
oit Christmas.
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f\*t cards fruwi E. L. Mi?r sts*t??
that All are well and greatly enjoy
tag the trip. The cards aJV dated
at Lot AntfrliM.
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Mr*. Harriet S. Pullen returned ou
the Jefferson from a hottday > tatf
with the family at Judge Royal A. i
OiUUu^oit of Juuoau.
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Mr and Mr*. Clyde Howerton ea
tc-rUdued as Christmas suet^ts Mr
Jvffnes, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Swveuey
and Mr Guy Sipperell.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Miller. Mr B. ;
J. Marouey. Mr. P. P. W. Lowie and
Mr L. H. Johnston w*r*- jolly diuers
at the Pullen hou?e Monday
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Mr. and Mrs. V. I. Hah a and
children Karl and Kathwine, dii> d
on Chrutm&s with Dr. and Mrs. C
W. Gable and Mrs. Asselsteia.
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The Pulleu hotisv guests enjoyed
a delightful informal hop and card
party ?n Monday ev ening Mr Ch s
ttr C. Pullea was a iuod.1 host.
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Mr and Mrs. E. J. Shaw Mi*> ;
Laura LVjertvr. Mr. Howard AsMe-'
and Mr. C. B. Cuptil were ChrWtma;- i
dinner quests ot Mr. and Mr- N E
Black.
On Monday evening Dr. and Mrs j
V. W. Heed incited Mr. and Mrs. D. j
\V. McKay Mrs George Dedniaa Mr !
I W Kirby and Edwin Mela tyre to
dinner.
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Mr*. J. Ikuta and little daush:
Edna, were passengers south oa th<
Humboldt tor a visit with Mr. aa<^
Mrs. P. T Koelar of Santa Monica
California.
*i
Mr C. W Hockett lefi for San.
Prancisco ou the Cottage City tor a |
visit with "the oid folks at home.'
Prom San Pmnvssto Mr Huekett w iU |
-;o to Chicago.
Mr and Mrs. P. J. Van de Wail ;
Miss Haael Van de Wall and Francis
Van de Wall were dinuw guests of j
Mr Lionel Berriaiaa at the Pullea j
house Mondtvy.
Mr and Mrs. H D. Ksru?e. Misa
Gladys Kirtuse, Jack Kirtuse ana
L^tiuel Kirtuse were passengers amiiIi
on the Cottage City for a visit In
ANOTHER WONDSKC Of- SWitNWt.
kit ikai Uwi>in< is
t'UMil bj a Cctai.
Sc.euo* is Joiujf wonders th- 1 <iaya to
imllcaw *s wall jo in mo-tixiucv. Sine*
V<lam lived, the human race has &oe i
uroubWvl ?ith Jaudrutf. foe ah ch to ha
?re^arauon hj* heroioiare pre-ved a sac *
. 3 ul cure usf.l Ncwbro's Her; :. . vu
?ut on the market. It is a sc. 'ui.ac pr*v
uraitoo thai kills Che germ that s:akes
landruff or scurf *>y Jtggiivs taio th?
calp to gvt it the root of the ha wher
'? <aps the vitality: caisitzne itchb*c scalp
feiUtn* hair. and do ally baiJaess W'.th
at laviru/T hair must grow luxurviatiy
!: U the i>nty destroyer of vLmdruff
bv Wadln* druggists. SenO 19c
In stamps for nm;!? t> The Harp!
cid* Co.. Detroit. Mich.
Otw Dollar bottles guarantee.
Wm Brkt. Special Agent, Ska^waj
A fine mild tempera^.* drvis la
the pun* wlwltfjiOQio b#r aiade froi.
the sparkling nun of Tumwau-r
b^lis. and tbe v?cy be? barley malt;
with just tie right proportion of
cboiceat grown hopa. Brewed as on
ly tile Olympia Brewing company caa
brew. FVr sale at the Board of Trad
FOR SALE.
All tl?e real potato aad ia?pcove
uieat* taervon owbxx! by me la
way including our home. Pw^artj
consists at TWENTY-POUR separ&ts
and diaciiKt pieces of lots all pa:???t
?1. PRICE. WVK THOUSAND DOL
LARS. P. W. Sajder.
Coxae la or idioM ?tflws for ulbBOi
Rye and Val Blat* Beer; delivered W
your home by The Mucot
FOUND ? An Elk's Cliarai martec
No. *31? owner call at E?? clab
Vd-eotify yroperty aad pay for ta?
adv^rtlsemeoL
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
The Pack Train ? now ?elliEg a
big lot of Good Goods at rwdaced
prie*? aa they are gating too oki
to bow aad sell at a profit. Year*.
t? He* H n Grtsus
Seostl* . w ith Mrs. Kinase's parents.
Mrs. and Mrs. John Cleveland. From
Seattle they will go to Lob Angeies
for Uw * later.
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Mrs. W, Wbalen. Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Quiaian. Mais Margaret Whal
ea and -Miss Geneieve Whales were
d .aer , uvsts of Judge aad Mrs. Mar
tin Conway Christmas.
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Mr anJ Mrs. H. IX Kirmse. Miss
Gladys Kinase, Mr. C. W. Hockett,
-Hick Kirnuw and Duaiel Kirmse
werv ainKiay dinner guests of Mr.
aji.l Mrs. G. G. Milter oa Tuesday.
Mr aud Mrs. V. L H&hn enter
u? *\l at dii';:er at the Pullea house
on Mood?y Cor Mr. and Mrs. X. E.
Black. Ma? Laura Deerrer. Mr. C.
\V. Hockett and Mr. C. B. Guptil.
4>
Ou Cbristaais Day Mr. aad Mrs.
H. P. Taylor and St tie son. Mr. aad
Mrs. G. G. Miller and little daughter
aad Mr. Lionel Berriman dined with
Mr and Mrs. F. J. Van de Wall.
Mrs. A. W. Reed left an the Jef
ferson for a trip to the stares. Mrs.
Rt d will ? tait on the Sound tor a
Uaie and then go to Idaho and Iowa.
! r a vis.i with frieads aad relatives.
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Mrs. G. L Taylor is visiting with
her daughter Mrs. W. R Hillery.
Mrs Tavior came from Wbitehorse
oa Monday to make the acquaintance
o* her graadsot\, Willard T. Hillery.
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Mr. and Mrs. The*. L McRae and
chi!<lren of Whitehoree came over oa
today s fain and left on the Prin
cess Beatrice for Vancouver. B. C.
While in leva they were the guests
of Mr. aad Mrs. Jerry Quiaian.
?{?
Mrs, P H Gaacy took high score
{? >.- ? omen at the bowling alleys Wed
:u ?dajr During the evening th*r
lad - served lunch aad the gentte
a J :: -tsj a fiae box of swevta.
. I .u-rest ts shown by the ladies
i a howling an^ a number of new
.. aibr -> have been rgetetered for
?coud work.
4.
Ji ss Margaret Whalen, Miss Laura
Doenrer. Miss Hazel Van de Wall.
Miss tianeieve Whalen. Mr. C. B.
Guptil. Mr. H. W Klrty. Mr. M. A
Saow. Mr. L. H. Johaston and Mr.
Lionel Berriaiaa were evening guests
ot Mr. aad Mrs. G. G. Miller Thurv
day The time was very pleasantly
passed with cards and music. The
hot-te.-s seri cd an elaborate luncheon.
MAKE LSFE BRIGHTER.
If any little word <rf ours c-aa make
one Uie the brighter:
If any tittle song o i. ours can make
one heart the brighter:
God help us speak that little worti
aad :ake our bit of singing.
Ami drop it in some lonely vale and 1
set the echoes ringing.
? Fbotpath to Peace.
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Mrs. George Oedman entertained
at dinaer on Christmas for Mr. and
Mrs. G. A_ Rosenberg. Dr. and Mrs.
A. W. Reed. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Nichols and little sou. Kdwiu Mcla
'yre and Mr. H. \V. fear by. The dinr
aing room of the Golden North ho- :
tel was beaatuuily .'ecoraled with
evergreens* and the guests sat at a
cable exquisitely adorned with holly
and mistletoe. A jar of ferns rested
upon, a handsome center pie*>?, a gift
Co the hostess. After dinner a pret
ty Christmas tree was lighted and
many sifts were bestowed upon the
happy guests cf the Golden North
hotel
On December 12, at St. James
church. South Pasadena, Cai. Miss
Neidia Bou.ta Dedman of Stag way. '
Alaska, was married to Mr. Geoffrey
T Butter of Summit. Yukon Terrt
tory, Canada. The Reverend Hend
trsch officiating. The church was
mosu exquisitely decorated the work
of the bride's school friends. The
wedding dinner was served at the
Laukersham hotel ami the happy
couple went to Catalina for a honey
moon trip, returning north in time
to be present at the wedding of the -
grooms brother in Victoria, B. C.
The bride is the dainty young daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Dedman
of Skagway. Alaska, ami has hosts
of friends h^re and. :n South Pasa
dena where she attended school
The groom is well known in the
Yukon ami is very popular. Mr. and
Mrs. Butler will be at home at the
Summ-t after January first.
Ladies face massage at Selmers
barber shop by appointment if
Dont worry whether it was a white
hen or a black hen that laid the
egg, but set the egg at the Frye
Bnria Ok. tf
You can get the Olympia brew by
the bottle at the Board of Trade.
CASH WILL BE PAID tor a small
office cabinet suitable for stationary,
letter file. etc. Let me know what
you have: perhaps I can use it. Ad
jfress P. 0. Box K.. '
?>*>.. J. ?? i a
than ao. Ktectctc ?k? Uassage: get
oca at SetH*er'9 Barter Shop. tf
There's only one way to ttsrt go**]
butter ? diu it on hoi bread ? the May
flower brand has sioxl the test. To
be had at the Fry-Brulm C<x tf
?
Ciowa ham* and Mcac ? and Pic
nic haius. Try the Crown and ioat
?julss the Picnk's. To be bad at
the KYye-Bruha Cot
WHAT'S THE USET
What is the use tn walking wiwn
you ??*** call up ltien a ad S?t a ride
tn the hack? Phone 34 tt
What** the use of horning greeo
mood when you can call op %?b and
set a rick of dry wood deH^ered at
once? Ptsoae S4. tf
I have 551.0 si area of Hose Power
Co. stock. It is up 6* SLAUGHTER
What will you give* P W. Snyder.
Have you tried our Sard aobtaitate*
The finest evar for pastry, then again
its 5 cents a pound cheaper than
lard. We recommend it to be had at
the Ftye-Bmhn Co tt
Two flowers always in bloom ^'?u
ia the dead of winter? Mayflower But
ter and Wild Rose Lard, at ^
Frye-Brulm Co. a
SERIAL MO. 01408.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT TO HOMESTEAD.
C. S. Land Office at Juneau, Alaska
November 10, 1910.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tha'
?loseph A Smfth, a citizen of tile
United States over the age of twenty
one years, residing in the District of
Alaska, near tile town of Haines, in
said District, ias applied to make
?an try, under Section 2239, Revised
Statutes of the United States, and
under the Act of Congress approved
March. 3, 1303, of the embraced
in U. S. ' Nom- mineral Survey No. 206.
situate near Haines. Alaska, and
more particularly described as fol
lows :
Beginning at Cor. No. 1, oc line
*-1 of '-he Presbyterian Miso i Ke
serve, a stone marked S. 305 C. 1.
whence U. S. L. M. No. 573 bears
S. 80 leg. 53 min. E., 50.14 chs. dst:
thence, along Ua? 4-1 of Presbyterian
Mission Reserve, 12.62 chs. to Co*.
Xo. 2, 'iet:;i'--ai with Cor. 2 of l". S.
Military Reserve, a stone marked
S. 205 C. 2; thence N. 9 'leg. 01 min.
3., along of U. S. Military Re
serve, 7.56 chs. to Cor. No. 3, i*iea
tical with Cor. 3 of said Reserve,
a stone marked S. 205 C. 3: thence
N. SO deg. 58 min. W.. along U. S.
M. R., 7.56 chs. to Cor. No. 4, iden
tical with Cor. 4 of U. 5. M. R, a
stone marked S. 205 C. 4; thence
S. 9 deg. 02 min. W., along IT. S.
M. R., 7.57 chs. to Cor. No. 5. iden
tical with Cor. 4 of Presbyterian Mis
sion Reserve and Cor. 1 of V. S.
Military Reserve, a stone marked S.
205 C. 5; thence West, 9.18 chs.
bridge on government road, 40.00 chs.
to Cor. No. 6, a stone marked S- 205
C. 6; thence North, 20.00 chs. to
Cor. No. 7, a stone marked S. 205
C. 7; thence East, 4.39 chs. govern
ment road. 60.00 chs. to Cor. No. 8,
not set, in road, witness corner
bears South, 65 links dist, a stone
marked S. 205 W. C. 8: thence, from
true corner, South, 23.25 chs. to Cor.
No. 1, the place of beginning. Area
117.55 acres. Variation at all cor
ners 31 deg. 00 min. E.
Any and all persons claiming ?di
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 againj?
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
a newspaper published at Skagway
A&ska
C- B. WALKER.
Register.
First publication, Dec. 20, 1910.
Last publication, Feb. 28, 1910.
| EBATSD AND LIGHI SD FINE SAJtFUS EOOAl
3 BY ITS OWN PLANT FOR DKCJUiERS
( ttlhite Pass Roid
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P. O McM*l'an, Manager
j CargMi aid b?t apf* lateil fioui ia .Ik VrSoa
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OUR BABY PICTURES
Like x Mrfiits tha: we Take, aw natural inoose. prop
erN . c acd b?dan:; fu. v anistwvL Fa?5 lecsafc hisch eiasa
equipc -a: aiui tireless :ae: are she reasons for our remark
able success in baby portraiture.
Come in some fine naming as ?i lee us gee acquainted with
:he baov.
IDRAPER <a COMPANY
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V in Car cross ment 4>
Hakiquanars tor Atiia Sta^e Line. T
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McKE-VZtE 4 SCOTT. Props.
? Headquarters for Mining Men and *
Travelers ?
T WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEbT J
4- GOOD STABLES FIRST CLASS BAR STOCK? 1 *
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