MMHII *H n<4ii IHII'HIIH
WE WISH YOU A VERY
?; Happy and Prosperous
New Year
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5 C. W. Ask & Sons
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SEATTLE'S
LmJic*: Popular Ho:?'
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Hotel
Georgian
Sarope^c Pi*c
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r,fcr ?- ? ?? FW*rH AVENUE
Cnlor *o Feari* B?-i. 1 uton A Pim
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium [J^y Alaska
Lar?>. ieac loJ.t oua Baihs.
AbuBuaaee u" V *;er Besl of
Hote. A cerir sadat tons. * ar
nisfced Cabin* fa1* Rent. . .
Exce..eni - "t: .at. and Fuhisg
Motor Boa: r^: and Sailing.
Stumer GNCfli iiom Juneau
rcik?> <*i2:-ns.--r.tt'y visits. In
formal ob anc ra:?* upon request
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
Akr^k - ? ^ .1 - lil^l *m '
Health Resort
-of
ALASKA
k/v^vjn^fLruvruru ?jw<
.i CHRISTMAS
i CANDY ....
^ F.:.e>; S*ix .?n?iv ever brought ?
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* A - vi? of C lined Frin: - f
' It :?
j *".i ?> u.S of Nuts? Tlr.? cu*ot?
f crop.
j K*t.c\ Smoking art -
? to.e> \ir v"hr;>t ma* Presents.
V (\?ut t ?rget the tmmber
t *zs *
1 BROADWAY. (N?t Ftfth^ P
j Tony Dortero's ?
\ RAW FURS
3 -
? : WK PAY :? j
I HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
? vVRTTF. FOR PRl' ? LI-T ^
B
h Percey's Fur House \
3 0?bko?h. - Wucobbb
SHIT YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THE!
All/ '
WIVitAfOLLS MIKV
W . lor Circular ?
A ska Furs a Specialty
Very Top Pnces Paid.
Make - Trial - Shipment
R0YAL
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Steas Laa'ndn i
AH Work Oiivuteeu. Short
Ord?n Promptly
M?s*?ajr?r will call end deMver
PHONE 79.
Only "KONiO Q1.1MAE, ibat is ^ /TT*\ 1 /f on
Laxative firomo
CbthiCoMbOm Day. Grip m 2 Z)xys\Lr w j/ ALsy?
A Brownie Kodak
For Christmas
WUi ti* boy or gUI aad will
b? & skm useful gift ?s w?*l
PUc? row orders ?*rly
Draper & Co.
tKAGWV, ALASKA.
r?W\%V\
ARRH of >
the
SLADDER
and all
Dis^arfss i:
24Hours;
COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
Cros ciSafl No. ?. a rater Bv Mln<?
at LAdTMnHb. Cw aighei gr*d>
-looMtoid oc?J of all the B. C. ttoldt
5&2S FIXED CARBON
?Nsrfoel CombuaSiao rolfons H?^
UgtiX A Mb
On and after July lat, 1910, *
-iiail otter Uiis ooai. select**! a;
<ra4e<i u tallow*: ?
Jkoutkle Screened aad ?ack*nl 113 toi
-crwaia^s { aacked ) ft. "
scr^ntags (bulk) 7. **
Abo re prioa* tacJud* d?Hr?ry
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
"?ho>a 1?. Skapway. Alaska
TO ENCOURAGE
TRAVEL NORTH
If plans of the officiate of Ui? Al
aska Sn^aaisisip Company carry, next
sunoer wttl sw the protest tourist
travel to Alaska in the history of
U*? territory. FVrilowlng an exten
sive oampaliEn of publicity new Agen
cies in all of the leading cities of
the Bast and Middle West are to be
established and the resource?. pos
sibilities and the scenic value of the
North wUl be dmcrtbed.
Among the agents jus: appointed
are R. M Hicks, Washington. D. C..
J. Howard Baser, Baltimore. Md.;
Marsters Tcmrist Company. New Vortj,
Boston and Pittsburc; Beekman Tour
ist Company. Boston; Gillespie and
K'-iports Company. New York. Phil
adetphia and Boston Agencies have
also been created at Richmond. Ya. ;
Wflmknrton. DeJ.; Newport, R I.,
and hi other cities.
Although the Alaska Steamship Co.
has been represented In the East,
the number of its agents has been
cTi"?*ly increased, and It will now
be possible not only to p'ireha<^ a
ticket to Alaska In a'l of tSi lea 3 tic
cities. but to reserve berth accom
modations before takinc tra - for Se
atlle
The steamship Ma-iposn. which was
recently pnrchased by The Maska
Steamship Company at a ? t of f?n
pmxhtialtfjy $?,%0.'XW\ :?? to " 't
to Seattle in February. a ! a" r
altrra'Kwis costinc abou* $"".000 are
marte. w1*l b* placed or, the South
western Alaska route with the Ala
meda. The Mariposa is n s: ship
to the Alameda a^d is ?ild to be
hist as fast and commodious
DICTAPHONE
CONVICNS Mr,
CROWS POINT. Ind . Dec. Al
derman Gibson, of Gary, I::d . - -^s
found guilty here of brib-Ty ;r. o i
aection with the passage by the Gary
committee of the Coa3i?-i: >.f a belt
ing franchise ordinance secure,' !.y
Thon>as R Dean, of l>->'iisx K>
It is the first convict; >n base on
evidence se<""urod by a dictapho- ? > on
reoojxH
The dictaphone, the delicate elec
trical instrument which gathers min
ute sounds in one room a: tra- s.
mits then to a telephone receiver
elsewhere. carried to stenographers
conversations between Dean and Gib
son whem they were necotiatinc In re
sard to the franchise, and the Me: >c
raphers read Into the record what
purported to be the conversations, in
cfexttng the alleged offers of bribes
and their receipts Dean. by whom
the dictaphone was i-^tallc-1 t
witness arainst Gibson
VOTE SELLERS
KX0XV1LLE. Tenn.. De n?
Judge Skeen of Lee county. Yirj
today Issued a proclamation in which
he invited all who sold their votes
in a recent ejection in that county
to appear before the court, con;"- - -
and accept the minimum fine.
Otherwise, it is asserted, indict
ments wiU be returned a id pros
cuticms entered upon. Tho < >urt 1
allow one year for payment of the
fines.. The Virginia lau auton ; 1 1 . .
cally disfranchises a voter for 1 ; f ? ?
upon a confession of fraud In oiec
tmn In spite of this, however, it
is said that hundreds will confes.
The grand Jury is said to have
obtained from alleged vote buyers
the names of men who sold 'helt'
votes and the grand jury has re
turned 200 true bills. The court a?1
Jo*jmed today until February to await
confessions
Mr and Mrs. D. A Gram were
pas pipers on the train for White,
horse this moraine
Mr. L. A. Davis. the Whitehorse
Uumdrynwm. was a passenger north
on the Vav and left for While horse
th*i morning on the train
Don't florget the Eagles dance to
morrow night A good time is prom
ised to all who come. Don't for
get the place, Eagles Hall. S:30. Sat.
urJay evening. Jan 6.
CONGRESS TO GIVE AUDIENCE
TO MEN WORKING
FOR ALASKA.
(Ht Alusfc* New Bureau.!
WASHINGTON, D C? Ian S? Ex
Senator John L. Wilson and others
on the Settle Chamber of Commerce
Alaska RwNw here, have been as
sured of an early hearing: before
Congress In their efforts to get
needful lepislation for Alaska
WILL '
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p>
TABRIZ. Persin IXw::bw 27 ?
The bloodshed h has occurred
at Tahri7. Resin and other places hi
P r.-.'a threaten.", to complicate the
f. al s itlem< t of the 11 i >.>-Persian
the withdrawal of the Rassla.n troops
from IVrsiaji territory
Vccordins; to a ii>;>at.h from St.
Petersburg *o!ay Jh- Raswian ijovem
ment dors rot tatand to attempt to
adjust th?? master by making a pro
test to the Pers a government. but
V ': its?oif irndertake the prniahr ent
of those who, it a'lece? . ? ere rv
fspoo&ible for the attacks on the
R::ss?*? troops
IE1TE it!.
RETURN APR.
( n j Vl?f a ' iws Bur*? t
liOS AN iELKS. CM.. Jar.. E.
T BarnoUe, the i ilo-Wid Fairbanks
banker, yesterday promised Commls
- (t Vandyke, that ' would ap
;x>ar in the federal court at Fair
i.anks on .Vprii first, to answer to
the charge of embezzlement.
TUFT SENDS
Sv
WASHINGTON, Do 2"? President
Tait has cai-led to the acting presi
dent of E< uador the condolences of
!;iius^if and the \mer..aj j>eop!e on
;he death of Prf . . t Ks'-rada The
| message in part follows:
"1 beg your excellency to accept
the express-on of my profound sym
pathy and tha: of t .?? gov orametit and
t-he people of the l'nit?d States in
"he loss whkh yen and the Eeua.
'.oreft ' nati< sustained hi the
death of a stat -man whose lofty
and patriot' p :rp could not bnt
merit and pain my appreciation."
CURACAO WILL ARRIVE
AT 7:30 THIS EVENING.
The Curacao which was expected
to arrive in port earh this morn
in? has been, de'ayed considerable,
due to lar.ee shipments of freight
and adverse winds. She arrived at
Tread well yesterday at 1:30 p. m.,
where much freirht was unloaded.
Due to the strong wind she was un
able to make the TVwigtas lamjine.
aid was compelled to stop there af
t?T leaving Juneau at 3: '10 this rrmrn
ine. &he arrived at Fl Seward at
2 pm. today, where "he will un
load 112 tons of frcieht, leaving
there at 6 p. m. and aTivlng here
at 7:30 this evening.
The train left for WWtehorws thte
orninjs with several passengers.
Siipt. Hahn returned c*n the "200"
this evening frnm a trip ovesr the
line
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAY9
Your druscist will refund money If
PAZO OINTMENT fai's to cure any
case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days. 50c
All the late telegraph new* in the
Dally Alaskan
BUYS SS. AMUR :
FROM C. P. fi. CO.
Cap! JruiKH Griffith*, 1 epr**enun<
the Coastwise Steamship & Parse
tunpany. has bowtfjt the British
tAeatoer Ajnor of the Canadian 88.
j c >mpany to o|>or*l? between Miqtish
Columbia and Tacoma with or*. Tb*
steamer mill ?lso he used tn towm*
the barges llar.gor and Argr* to this
! I**t
The Amor i* a vtwel of about
1>H> tons capacity, She te 216 ft
Ymg. 2S feet wide and 11 feet -viJe
GOOD SHOW TONIGHT.
Trmieht Is the remlar nljcht f<*
the moving pfc<ure show at the
IVhite Pass Clnb. The following
films will be shown:
Captain Clark's Capture, I?mma
VtngeMce Hare Been Had. r?rama
Second Sl;ht, !>rama
Last Rose. Comedy.
Cone and spend two bo^rrs tn lte?n
enjoyment of these heart stirring
stork?.
" i he Little
Wanderer"
Shoe Goodness for
Children
SOLD ON MERIT
AND A FAVORITE
VOIEREXTR WORN
FOR GIFTS
NO TROUBLE TO FIND WHAT
YOU WANT
Whaa ro* are oat on ft kut far
aonwOhia* *pproprl*u m a gJfl. re
member I h*t* m* rw>ie tank m
bandftom* cat slfteft, etivervare, e.id
beautifully nta>l pftinted cMml, jm t
in from the makers, wbtofc w u?d
!1) ike u bftndeome ft preeeat M -fto
be made. Such good* are ?? ?Vi ftp
predated. I bar* nothing but lh?
latest, up to dftt? in pattern, and In
<4u*lity. Nothing bat the r ery bast.
Our walcb wor a, n to.; uiftn'ifftCUjr
<-d and akilifui engraving apeak (or
themselves IV a do not tarn out 0'ir
work unless it is finished In Lb a baa*
mauner and we guarantee a ? arj pleo
of it if 7011 bate ftojr txoub'.e w Cb
your watch brln* it to us and *a will
guarantee you entlra aftUaf action at
reasonable charge*.
Don't negle<-t your eyea whan yau
an get them examined fr?c at m y
store with the latest optical loetru
ui u ??fi .
J UnU,
Jewe'er an.1 Optic!?a
*
r ? ? r
rations, -of j
Little Ladies
i It cofts no m^rc to
dress young girls with the shoes that
they want ? shoes that are fashion
able ? than it does to disappoint
them with something else.
?j The Utz & Dunn
"Little H anderer ' ' Shoes add just
the touch that makes the growing
girl well dressed.
Made on sensible lines.
Sold at moderate price.
A delight to behold and
a pleasure to wear.
$2.00, $2.25, $2.50
y |. *
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"Comfy" Slippers for Ladies, Misses. Children
ARCTICS and RUBBERS IN ALL SIZES
GAITERS and LEGGINGS
TT??
When in SKagway Stop at the
Pulleti House
MRS. H. 3. PULLEN, PROPRIETRESS. .
The Modern Hostelry of Alaska
40 ROOMS 40
Elegantly Furnished
Single or en Suite
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, B\THS, TELEPHONES
..The Best of Meals..
TABLE SUPPLIED WITH BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
Milk and Crum from our own J entry 0 ?liy.
RATES CONSISTENT WITH THE BEST SHRVIC*.
FREE BUS TO ANO FROM ALL BOATS AND TRAILS.
SRagway Alaska