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fta* k dor* ftr Ux?p **?
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p*a :tr* ?t fhh?. p??v* *><i
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COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
t>o? nfc*fr No. 6, OyvAar n?y Iftix*
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-ow*o*d coal at ?lj tb? B C. fW.i
FIXED CARBON
>wrf?>cs Combaa&M rntfona H?#
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Oft ud iftar July l*t, 111*. ?
?kail offer thU coal. a*
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VviMf Setweed a ad 111. tor
ncMi ft **
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?CLE SELLING AGENTS.
"**???? Sv icwjv, Alaska
NEWS FROM THE
NORTHLAND
SHORT BREEZY NEWS ITEMS
FROM THE NORTHERN PRESS
at work freighting on the
North fork of the Bis C*ie- a river.
J*m>? C*in frosted his right foot
rery badly. Mr. Cain walked bit-> an
overflow and did not nofcee thai his
moccartn had become wet until he
leached a ro*dhou?e many hours lat
er
?Ric little town of FTsh E;|t, on
Fish E?* Island, has hal a rema*k
ahle growth during the last year.
tSs-tabltahed 1a the uprtne of 1911
*nd less than one year aco. the
town now boasts of about 100 souls
engaged In various occupations nt
Pteh Kgg or nearby points.
Harry AHwv and RUly Chaliff lrfi
J>awson Jan. 17, with a heavy cwtfii
drawn by horsea and do.s far the
iuouth of the Tenrn ile, on 'he Sixtj -
roUe. where they will open a ro.id
ho*?e in the old French Syndlcftt
;>uUdings They expect to be read*
for business within a few days. In
dian Is 2$ miles from Pawson. Cli
lift & Allen will be Just 2J> mi c
farther on. or ten miles above <V 1
vie
The KWir hanks schools wo e cjos
' ed down on Pec. 20 for the milwint
rr vacation. This vacation was de
j cided upon by the board to obv ate
; the necessity of having: the children
I 'nxlge to school on day* whom the
thermometer registered *4 low ns
? (9 degrees below rero Because of
the prevalence of a alight atta<k of
! chicken pox amone the children, it
was decided to start the va at ion ft
TttJe earlier In the month t:>an P
tvrtd upon
j John Hopkins wa? broach t to Wra :
j s*ll from Point Ward contract; n
i camp law Saturday suffering a bro
j en le?r caused by the fan of a mon
ster stump which was blasted out to
i make room for the new cannery build
j ?ng But for the fart that the ja
j that Hopkins was working with fell
; down beside the leg and preventing
the fuU force of the stump bearing
upon the lee, the blow pit?l?ably
would have amputated or made ne
essary the amputation of the lee.
Hopkins was brought to Wran ell
for surgkTU aid and at pre - ? th<
j break is mending nicely
The disk of the sun was visii le
from Firs? avenue. near Kins: street,
i y?Aerday for the firs* time since the
: *ariy part or December, lays the
? Dawson N>ws of -Ian. Today i"
was to be seen from the southern
part of the town. FYoin now on the
royal haymaker will keep mount' r..
1 hlfther In the heaven*, until he 41s
pels every breath of chill, coaxe the
Yukon trees and flowers Into a
bum of beauty, and make? the pe '
pie of the far south swelter. A let
ter just received from Fa'rbanks
?ta<?? that, a* that town is on a f'.-.t,
the sun is visible there every day of
the winter
Major Horrixan. commas r of th
mounted police at Dawson, d'^os not
expect to hear from <he s : -nil p *
colony at Rampart House until the
opening of navigation. In a letter
received from Constable Fyfe by tire
malor a week aco It was stAte>1 tha"
the total number of eases of sma"'
pox developed during the si.Te was
54. but that the number was t>einR
reduced rradually.
Rverythlnjr was jrettinjt on a3 nice
ly as could be expected under the
circumstances The letter was car
ried to Port Yukon by a party wh!< h
came down the Porcupine after the
party of carpenters which arrived
here last month.
WKfi the boundary supplies and
'hose owned by Cad row. the Rampart
colony wUl have all food ne"ossary
until sprinc Some of the natives
are hunting and petting some pame
Three hundred and fifty tons of
htfrti crade copper ore was ship
ped to the Tacoma smelter .tan. 2.
on the fretehter Latooche. the flirt
ever sent out from the new FidaUro
Maaka mine, just opened
T J. Dooohoe, who returned from
the property last nisht. rep --r is every
thine workinc to the perfection, the
350 tons of ore beJne loaded ontr> the
, steamer In less than six honrs. and
this ocniW have been shortened if
the steamer had been able to han
dle the ore raster.
Ttie aerial tram, which was recent
ly completed, worked without a bit h.
and with the debt tickets now in
use. can transport the ore from the
upper to the >ower bunkers as fast
as K can be taken out of tb? lower
ones
WHY CZAR MADE
8HUSTER QUIT PERSIA.
NSW YORK, Jan. !?? A.-ccrdln* to
Advices r*e?lv?4| by Coi. Pafttck Gal
lagher, a f-jrni< r assoetato of W. Mor- j
M*\ Sinnstefr, tho rs?J reason why Rus.
ma forced the anting of Mr. Shus'er
.'rora the oftSee of treasurer Funeral
of Persia was t>Kau?e he had aircftdy
Uvun to lay Uie foun.latkws of a
l.atior.vl army In that country. Col.
iBlIaEhv-r explains;
?"Beore he had been & month In
Persia, Shuster felt the ft iron* un
( rr?n\ t of fiatrtottem that was
,iov p ->p!e to fefont 'he move
ment of their <rounlr>- icto the sph
rot of of Great Drltain ac<!
8t?<1
"far from faiJfcjE to recojjnlie the
of th?i*e re?Twtlve adhere*
f PhT!Sl<>? determined to
-K< the PcrriAna a p rmanent we?p
81 *Rh which to resist a;sre-sion
wi I e^ahlLih titeir Independence.
"Shirsters r?il?u was to work out
he rti !!monts of a RtA7idln? army un
lef thr cloak <?f atrwrthenH;* the
'i ' in>? rendarixKTie. After p?'ting
' > T-ipro^aJ of the Persian callnet
ie s it to Manl's for aomo of hl?
I 'T"? i*l;o ' ' I ti"n tn <he
' ! ? ? o eonslab:>Uiry.
",?hr?'er> i!pl?rir.t::at?cn was to *o
thrw.ch the crippled gotommont as
'ar an he was niK>wed and pot It in
to sonrethlfitr II* e mo-tern shape."
30VERN VENT WILL
DISSOLVE STEEL TRUST.
TRRXTON, .titn. l>> The ert?m*+nn
>r time allowed the dh-ectora of the
I'nit i RW corporation In
which to file answers to the aultj
brought hy the I'nited States jrovern
tnent to dissolve Ux> M* combine,
lad in which the directors were
Mde i*i-!ivi !??J defr'!' 'ants. *n ex
4re : t mhlitl.l t Mondny. TM? gives
Mr T: Helloes an 1 K: -cry, counsel
for the various Minnesota land ni! ti
ne sociations, which are eubaic'.lar.
* i 'he I'nltfd S'a'es Steel, bare
*
w i mad.-- st the time the depart
ment of Justice srraitpd a po tpone
rnent of the hearing in order that
he f'tll da'a which will he included
n t-'ip. answem rould be collected
ind prc^terly aiTaiu-ed.
Vnder the roiles of the derwtnKUt
f Justice the answers to the suits
hould have t>o*in fi'ed by Janvary 1.
">unF<l for hav? announced
^?vt there will he r ^ firther delay
n the case, as they will be fully
repared to a-ntwer the charts cf
The We shlpi>e>! was the general
in at the nt. p, r i . . . f- m 5 to
*.? per cent copper, and R la l?o!iev
ej Tt .ll a'. belt, r than 10 per
cent. A larpe <trew of men is em
ployed at the mice, a 1 are breaking
dona a large amount c<f <re dally. ar4
it is expected :?hi; ie V from this
MCKKimH
MASS OF PILES
Burped and itched So He Cou'd Hardty
Stand It. Tried Med cine*. Etc,,
Nearly 3 Yeanu In Eternal f.'sery,
Starts Utiflf Cutiwft Ren- 8
Now H - i *?r S ,t rSV in Disease.
i muu\ rnipt* ?? a> -'I !'? ? >d s*l>nd of
?
my i'?A I I kTt * 'ir ?>! f Mliy
ffir baek ? ?? Oowft.rf * .!'! ? a (if pimp)<<?
?
I could hardly atiir ' r. condition
??*?->! wis. ri| bic ? r ? -rmjl.J
wnM N-. ft r'.>t nf
otbor
W*i *-?- ind f ?? *1
' a >d 1 1 ?? nut r it.nt an . t.n -rf
m my bade or Je .-! 1 r rM!f. I *.?
finatly ptfn ? W 1l'A ? lf? f! !
edies by my K~ ?; .r?:,trw . I.-' li:t.a
to n*> ti ry hic' Iy. 1 *?j >1 i . ? If.*
, Cull -a H, :t? . - t .1 ' 1 ? 4*
I CO'ifd t-.o ard f. | .1 p I k^.t
?
lh? Kr ? ihvjit, ftn l i.n I i> ffi if
tir m.v li 'nil" T-.1 ?nd
1 Ml liVc a l - Sir >" ? I : n . (rno.1
hiVth ?tv1 no *ir> r>f iti akin
an i I aro ftnl> ?-? l! at ("it .ra Rem
(
1 ?- II ftia-*} T> ir ti> 1 ? 1 ? My.
body * bo mlil w* ?rrordine ri liirrcUnrx.
t wouid not be alltail t(. (Signed)
for- ?*>??? r >? a Snap
and Oi-a?WT't hare ! the m?< rro
Borot J trt.itm.-nt (Of - s of th* ?kin
?. 1 j ? -? K '-I a ii i ? ??
tht ' t' ??> ? ir r ? of
?Kh. -rlTh 87-f> : -Mr n- fpk W"HI b?
Drutr A
CI K:r. ? l> . ir.V. B
Bottled Pale F:ah>ler, BJac Ribbon
aTid Olympia Peer for sale at the
B(*rd at Trade. tf.
A floe mild t?mpe'-am* drink I*
the mire w'toleiKjnt" b??er mi'e from
the sparkling wi*?- of Tiimwater
l"alls. and the rii". t barley maJt
with j??<t *ii f ' I r?r- 'portion of
choicest prowji 1 1 * r.rewed as on
ly the 0'iTmpia Rrr - ; i-otnptny ran
brew. For sale at the B w* of Trade,
OKLAHOMA WHITE HOPK
19 AFTER A LONG BOUT.
NEW YORK. Jan. 23 ? A rumor
haa been afloat for eevernj daya that
Carl Morris U afraid to fight A1
Palter. On the contrary Monk I*
more than eager for a battle with the
Iowa firmer. As an evidence of good
f*!th F. R. I'fer, the backer of Mar
rta, has left 110,000 in gold with
r.Illy Newman, the manager of Mor
rl*. for a bout of either 10 or 20
rounds, the latter distance preferred.
M ttIs is willing to box Pal?er anjr
*h?e. bnt asks Tom O'Roorke, the
manager of Palrer, for a ?*d? bet of
? tther 110,000 or 120,000.
"O'Roitrke can matrh Pa|*?r with
Morris any time he wlshee,"* said
Newman, referring to the $10,000
oosterf by L'fer. "Par from b?4ng
frald of Pal**r, Carl wants the bat
to go 20 rounds. It Is Impossible
> staee a bont over thei long dls
in thfs state, but there ere no
nch restriction* In California Jame?
ffroth la anxlons to ttage K, and
v. :illng to offer a big purse
"Kren If Caiiftwria shotild deny 'is
rronil? which I doubt ? t am pr??.
"1 to f'irni-h a p'a^e where ">e
n cf" !:'<et and ?u?'tle 'he qnestlon
f s^ll^?>r,ftr*iy.,,
Fre?h Olympia Orster C-irktalta at
the Rcard of Trade. tf.
PILES CURED IN ? TO 14 DAYS
iout druggfot wtU refund mon?; V
j?AZO OINTM&NT t*iM to rir? AUf
ru? of Itching, nil-Ki, Weeding or
Pro?mdhm n??e ta ? to 14 day* 50c
FOR GIFTS
NO TROUBLE TO PINO WHAT
YOU WANT
Wnen yon tr* oat on * bant for
soa;<>lhing appropriate ae a ?'ft, r?
member | bar* new good* *uf b ae
handsome cut glaea, ?llv?rwar?, and
aeauUfully band painted china, jjet
in from U>? wbi'ii would
make an handsome a present ax * ao
oe made. Such goode are tiwaye ap
,ir"H?U(l. i ha to nothing but the
atest, up to date la pattern, and In
I ualitjr. Nothing b\jt the very heel.
Our watch work, new y manifar'ur
d a ixl Kkilifnl engraving speak for
henmetoes. We do not turn out our
? rk mileee It ia finished In the beet
nanner and we guarantee every pleo
f It If you have any trouble w ?i?
ir watch bring It to us and we will
narantee you entire MUefacUon at
I oasonable charge*.
I* t neglect you? eyee when f> "
*n K"t them ei*mlne<! fr?e at roy
r r with the lateet optical Intfru
I nente
J. IkaU.
Jeweler ?n<! Opt!'"'* ?
Don't spoil good material
Hrf< re ynii cut into your lengths of i*il kf* or =?*r?re,
bt sure that yon have clxoN'n the r^t pr^wmr.F
to ns.ike your drew after.
It embodies popalsr style fealuret
II it is the best It is suited to yon individually
It is new, artistic and smart
To find the best, look in the last issue of
Butterick Fashions ? the spring Kdition ? jnft
out. In such a large collection, f?*-veral hundred de
si ;i > 1 r ev?ry ag*? and occasion. the one just, edited
1 \ ?:v tnsti\ jtiirfe, and n^ed" i* certainly contained.
About its t-tyle th^rn can In* no question.
IWt decide how the new r! r^-t? phall t>e ri.ade with
out continuing
Butterick Fashions
T>>_. { rice, twenty-five cent8, include* any Butterick
Pattern free.
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Ph 'ne 55
When in SKap'way Stop at the
Pullen House
W?R. H. 8. PULLEN. PROPRIETRESS,
i
The Modern Hostelry of Alaska
40 ROOMS 4p
Elegantly Furnished
Single or en Suite
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, B \THS, TELEPHONES
I ..The Best of Meals..
TABLE 8UPPL.IED WITH BEST THE MARKET APPORDS.
Milk and Cr?im from our own J ar??y Dairy.
RATES CONSISTENT WITH THE BEST SERVICE.
PR EE BUS TO AND PROM ALL BOATS AND TRAINS.
Skagway -i- Alaska