I. X. L.
Chicken Tamales
Mad* with mil chicken ? something extra ?ood ? In fact so good
that we hare a hard time to keep them In stock
20c. per can.
C. W. ASK &l SONS
DON'T FROG
UnlM> Yw'tf Got W Cunts
H. Hartwigsen
Sucff >or to
w. w. bouqnton
JKALKB m
Cigars Tobacco,
Smokers' Articles.
Stationery and Pipo.
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R1GHTCD HOOKS
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TTHKR PRRlODTC*t,9
Pack Train j
Restaurant
TONY .STANICH. Proprietor
Far 14 Yeart Wi Hiti S*r?*J oolr
The Best in the Markets '
and toJ?? it is tk?
Most Popular Luting
House in the North]
| New Location
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
|| TW Dclaoaico of Alaska | ,
A MAN'S FAITH IS SHOWN
BY THE WORK HE DOES
Our faith in the North is shown by the construction of
a new and beautiful steel and concrete fire proof building
with asbestos roof and steel interior finish. A park has been
started and fountains will add lovliness.
Our Bar Goods are none of them
Less than from 7 to 14 years old
Liquors and Cigars are of the Best
Ice coolers and all modern appliances for keeping clean and
Sanitary Drinks
THE PACK TRAIN BAR
HERMAN GRIMM, Proprietor Skagway
Phil Abrahams
GENERAL \GENT
INSURANCE
NOTARY PUBLIC
Oldant Business In Skagway.
Established 1897.
Correspondence Solicited
SMOKERS ATTENTION
HaroOd Hartwigsen, successor U
W. W. Boushtoa. ha* takan U>?
ipoci k* Lh? ju?*Jy famous
EL INF1NITO CLEAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
S.OOO Just received from tie fao
lory at Tampa, Fla. If you want the
txwt don t tall to give thee* goods
a Briai
Bonded whtskVre ? GJbson, Moun
Titikt. aad Belmoot, The beet of
Beer ? Blue Ribbon, Bud weber and
Paje RaJr.Ler. at the Maaoot Tele
pi*** ?7. tf
FREE
TO FUR SHIPPERS
Tfc??o*t accurate. valiaM* andorl? Marfcct
sn>! Pr cc List of IUI.D4 pa6*t*fer4.
? "Jhr fchnbrrt #btp|irr " *
HkllM r??t ?olbo? lat^mtod la Raw For*
SOT ES TW* MB ? ? WSTU-TIMT
IIImii Tr*rp?r ?ii?i4?. h?t *i>oh;ic?tloo
ImM urn two wh ck ?1w few ie
pona of w h?? It dolaj IB Bll tkr Market, of
?l>* World IB Aa?w4<-?n R?w Fit*. Tht?
lafonui'xn It wortt botwlrrdi of doil*r? u<
ro. ??f. f.r M-vow irs fftEE
A. B. SHUBERT. mc. ?
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Srl?dw-Sl..?Bt J. CBUC0.1L, B.il.
HOW'S THIS?
Ur offer On? HitDOreo ItolUrs Rt
**ro fur any cane of oalarrb lliat cat
qui t?f cu/eo ? Hall * L'atarrb Cnn
K J I'llKNKY ft CO Toledo 0
We. thf undersigned bare known
F J Cheney for the past 15 year*
Toledo. O.
uid believe hlir perfectly honorable
n all business transactions, and fin
knclallv able to carry out any obllga
Uons made by als firm. Waldlng, Kin
lan A Marvin, Wholesale arugglsta o
Hall's Catarrh cure is taken Intern
illy. acting directly upon the blood
*nd mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent tree. Price 75c.
[>er bottle Sold by all drugglsta.
Take Mall's Fam'ly PUIa for const!
pattton
GRAND HKDldiON SALE
The Tack Train Is now selling a
J big lot of Good Goods at reduced
; prices as they are getting too old
to hold and s?U at a profit, Youra,
tf. Herman Grimm
CRAB MEAT OOCK TAIt?8
at
The Pack Train Restaurant
Sirred a la carte.
I 85c tor a home cooked meal
quick, clean service. Where! At
he New Home Restaurant, Fifth
Vrenue. half a minate from Broadwa.
Olympla beer on draft at the
Board of Trad 3. This famous brew
Is kept constautly freeh both on
dra.1 and In bottles. This Is the
time to drink beer. Get It at the
Board of Trad? Bar, where the eel
ebrated Rainier Beer la also kept
In bottle* tf.
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleford and Gibson Rye. Bud
welaer. niae Ribbon and Pale Rain
i ler Beer at the Board ot Trade.
?. B. Wrtgkt baft kouaea ft rut.
furnished tt
STIRRiNGEVENTS
III II ATLIN
February 2, ISIS
Mrs. George Adams Is spending
a few days In Atlln while Mr.
Adams has a gang of seven men
working on the upper McKee form
ing glaciers from different creeks
by damming up the streams, thus
producing Immense quantities of ice,
the melting of which will add to
the water supply for hydraulic oper
ations the coming season It is
believed that this form of water
conservation will result in adding
much to the output of gold as heir
tofore work had to be shut down
early on account of the lack of j
water.
Messrs. Conroy and Kenny M<
Lean, old time miners, have return
?.d from the new diggings on Silver
creek, about 150 miles west from
the Atlln, and will purchase a
large outfit and supplies to last
for two yaars, which they will take
In. They have staked some prom
ising ground In the Teslln district
and believe that good things will
result from their discoveries.
Joe Watson is another miner who
has faith in the Teslln district. He
will leave in a few days with a
large outfit and begin work on
property which he has secured.
Mr. Redman who was badly
froien in returning from staking
his property on Silver Creek, is in
the hospital and recovering from
his awful experience. He has had
a part o* one of his feet removed,
which was so badly frozen, and It
is f ared that he will lose one to<'
of the other foot. A request hasj
been sent to the customs officer ni
Skagway to send a surgeon to at
tend to some of the needs of th<
miners here. Including Mr Redman
Ed. Goddard, who broke his leu
some time ago, is able to be out.
The Pastime club held an enter
tainment in their club hall last ,
evening, called the "old maids in
love." which was very entertaining
Refreshments were served and a bin
dance was given which lasted till
after midnight.
Mr. Abbitt, who was frozen so
badly while mushing to the new
strike, will arrive in the hospital
tomorrow. The Indian chief of
Teslin is bringing him
Tompson Duff and two Indian
who left a few days ago to recover
the body or Gus Sandberg, partner
of Mr. Redman, who was frozen on
the Summitt of Silver creek, will
return In a week or so
Mr. and Mrs Partridge and Miss
Simpson of the Taku mines, are
making Atlln a visit, coming bv
team over the ice. Mr. Partridge ;
will return to the mines for a month
and Mrs. Partridge and Miss Simp
son will remain in Atlln.
Mr. Fred Lauson who has some
valuable quartz mines on the Rig
Horn on Taku Arm, is in town
purchasing supplier.
HERE'S TI1K RKAL PER
PKTCAIi MOTION MAN
The Ingenious manager of a'
Dawson electric plant has Invented
the process of making falling wa
ter produce heat to thaw out more
water to keep the water wheel sup
plied for the purpose of developing
electrical energy, thus he has a
sort of perpetual motion establish
ed for winter weather. An article
in the Dawson News explains It:
The present cold spell, running
to 61 below Eero, and sttcking clos<
to 60 below for days, has afforded
a good test of the water supply In
the Granville power company's ditch
6 foot Round and Square Dining Tables
formerly $14 to $20, Now $7 to $10
6 foot Round Oak Pedestal Table
FORMERLY $32, NOW $16
: MORRIS CHAIRS
? $14 to $20
J NOW
? $7 to $10
CHIFFONIERS
$12 to $27
NOW
$8 to $18
A VARIED LINE OF ROCKING
CHAIRS AT 1-3 OFF
Coles Hot Blast
Wood Stoves
$14.50 NOW $ 9.50
18.50 " 13.00
22.50 " 15.00
Coles Hot Blast ?
Coal Stoves ?
$15 NOW $10.00?
18 " 12.50 '
m
SEE US IF IN NEED OF A RANGE J
OUR PRICES THE LOWEST ?
L. A. HARRISON CO. i
Sl?rrr cloar* nt 8 p. m. fxrepi Hat iinlxy P p, n. ?
in the North Fork of the Klondike
IHirlng all this time, says Resident
Manager '"harles Roy I a, the water
haii run without interruption and
without giving the slightest diffi
culty in the operation of the plant
The company has eloctric heaters
in the ditch at several points, and
Mr. Boyle is much pleased with
the result. He savs there is no
question now that the plant can
operate all winter. He considers
'he temperature of the last few
days all that could be desired for
a first-class test.
The plant is generating power
this winter with one unit, but there
is little consumption of It. Some
is used at Rear creek and some at
Ogilvle bridge for Illumination. A
mammoth flaming arc Is kept burn
ing over Ogllvie bridge every night
The plant Is being operated this
winter to demonstrate the feasibil
ity of Its operation In cold weather
Contrary to prevailing belief
thunder storms are not rare in the
Arctic regions
It requires n1n? thousand electric
lamps to light and decorate the
front of the new Hlpprodrome the
ater In St. l/ouis.
The highest wireless tower in the
world is located at Nauen, Ger
many. It Is nearly a thousand feet
high, and It is expected that the
company can send messages as far
as from Berlin to Chicago
Who
Wouldn't
T*kc hi* wW)tht in gold In preference to his weight in wilrer
if both were his to choose? Who wouldn't ?
Who wouldn't take a real made-to-order suit in preference (o
a Factory-made substitute, if both were priced at an equal figure
The only man who wouldn't Is ? NOBODY.
I-et your next suit be Royal Tailored-to-Ord?r. Highest Cus
tom Tailoring at ready-made piicaa
DORTERO & SON
?EXCLUSIVE CLOTHIERS AND GENTS FURNISHERS
B. MKKTING TOXH.HT.
There will be a meeting of Camp
Skagway No. 1 Arctic Itrnthetkood
tonight at 8 . 30.
Tiled.
Seven blocks in the buainen tee
lion of Kmporta. Kama*, are
lighted with metal filament lamp*
ayapended from trolley polea
YOUR HAT
v?r n* ? utrii't it m?*-?
Tr??W?.
\ man usually b'-jya * hat that'* r.
le." b<it the modern hat (or mer hi 1
Raldheada are t' Win* mor? mm"
is every day. Hat* mak# ?*caM?n.
rwdinir places for the para?ttl<" germ
hirh Mp the Ufa from the ronta of th
When your hair b?*1na to fsll o<it an<
? our Fmlp I* full of Dandruff It la a
ire ?ltn that th*?* conallras |?rm? ?
justly at work.
Th>r?> !.? hot on# way to 0T*rrotn? tt"
?o?hl? ?i<1 kill th" (H?rma? thiit wav I
Vrwhro'a T??rplHd? *?
P?M hv 1*i.Tln* dr-igg'sta. fleM !<*?
imps for <3mpli so Taa Iferpirlda Co
>etrolt. Mich.
One dollar bottles guaranteed.
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TO Ct'RK A COLD IX o\K DAY j
Take LAXITIVE IIROMO Quinine
Tablet*. Drugglatg refund money if
II falla to cure. K. W. GROVE 8 *U
signature la on each box. ISe.
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