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j, llmd L(Wi(?, Celery, t'?ltri<>??i, j.
j. Tomahwd, Jap Oranges, Ap|)l? .*,
j. Naval Or>H|!W, UmoDn, rtc.
4* All fancy ntvrk ami In flno i-ouOi- *1*
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i*Te moip money at our sale.
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C. W. ASK h. SONS
PACKARD SH0H5
In all the correct nK?W* for the mww app raid} for ) oil nt
our Store, t'ur Shoes are famous throughout this section for
their stjllsh ap|>enrance and long wear, an<l numbers of our cus
tomers get all their fiwtwcar here. We can fit joii perfect I)
from our complete range of s:ies.
-EXCLUSIVE CLOTHIERS AND GENTS FURNISl 4ERS
DORTERO SON
DON'T F^OG
tTn'^s Yo'iVe O^*. SO Cknts
H. Hartwigsen
Succ?Mor to
W. W. BOUGHTON
PKALK* U*
()ic:ars Tobacco,
S-rioko^s* ^ -tides,
Stations > and Fish
mi? Tackle
1 ! T" * rixo talttRARY
mi'UPTJiN ? ' * rr-?T COPY
RIGHTED HOIKS
M SrtA'MVES. S EW?PAPERS AND
OTHER PERIODICALS
Pack Train
| Restaurant
TONY .STANICH. Proprietor
Ftr 14 Years We Have Served only
The Best in the Markets
and todn it it lh(
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
II New Location
| Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Delmonico of Alaska
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J A MAN'S FAITH IS SHOWN J
* BY THE WORK HE DOES}. :
j. Our faith in the North is shown by the construi tion 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
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Our Bar Goods lire none trof them 4.
?> Less than from 7 to 14 years old
Liquors and Cigars are "f the Best
4*
Ice coolers and all modern appliances for keeping clean and '
Sanitary Drinks
1 THE PACK TRAIN BAR *
HERMAN GRIMM. Proprietor Skagway *j*
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Phil Abrahams
UGXKRAL \(iK.\T
1 N Sl'RAN CE
NOTARY l't nLIC
Oldest Business In Skagway.
Established 1897.
Corrsspondein-e Solicited
Send the Oaily Al.tsk&n to the ?tatei
TO FUR SHIPPERS
TtMdh^tac -unito oalj Market
K^P?.ri Pmt List of its kind pubij%fc*d.
"ahr ?hnbrrt t^hijiprr"
ntll tolb.x* iaMMMed in K*w Fors
SPt? IS TMI *?E ON * WSTU? TWIT
n * r.-t * Trmpfwr bot ? pubhcntlno
l?.ar<3 ?T 017 iwo w?k& which lltM ??a r?
porf. fwlut Ud>< n? iB ml; tb?M*rkrt?of
It. Wor d tn ABMftf IU? run. Thl?
in form At on [? wurth hulKlrMi* ?>f <1" ?r? u>
Writ, f~ It-Now rrs FREE
A. B. SHUBERT, IJK s
' TV Uw?* H?m -t rW W? U teat mkmk ?
Amricaa Raw F*r?
S-VW t-^mSL.^i J?C?Un.tL.ll.lL
Q B. Wright has houses for rent,
furnish*!.
wm
DDIMTIMC T!
ALASKAN
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A f- A.T Continnnl Stor? ot ths ,
A <VcrKf? > .-cjrc ? ? ch >'0j i
ic-.v v jin read. ;g a. an" H"ne. and;
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,".k your newsde^'or, os
pofi m: c . : v,iC3 co.
riM.v.>->if ?? i-.. r;:ai)0 J
Among those who have been suf
fering from Illness during the past
cold spell. Is Mrs LoFovre
L. E. Duel, of Armour fame. Is
In the city supplying the merchants
with the products of tho big pack
ing plant.
Howard Ashley, after striving for
several days to stave off an attack
of grip, has gone to the hospital
for treatment.
Mrs. E. I). Kvans and little
daughter Cora, returned to Car
< ross this morning after spending a
week In Skagway.
The latest ruling of the depart
ment of agriculture prohibits killing
?f deer on Kodlak aud Long Islands
until December 10, 1S>14.
G. M. Scott, traveling salesman
from Juneau, came up on the Hum
boldt for his customary round up
of business in the Gate City.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. O'Hrlen ar
rived In Skagway last night and
left this morning for their home In
Dawson. Mr. O'Brien Is the Daw
son brewer. They have bewi out
side for the past two months
Now that the cold spell Is over
and the winds stilled, let us ad
vise those who have been let,lng
the snow pile up on their walks,
to remove same-. It ought not be
necessary to come right out in
print and tell where the highest
drifts are. No one will wait for
us to do that. With a trifling
stretch of fancy we can even now
see the shovels In action.
During the absence of Mrs Pul
len, the Pullen House Is under the
management of Joe Tyozama who
assumes the duties of landlord
while at the same time acts as chef
Mr. Tvotama has secured the ser
vices of James Sullivan, an exper
ienced hotel man, as night clerk,
while John Froellng serves as hell
hop. Willi this efficient force of
assistants, the Pullen House w,lll
^ continue in remain popular.
x c\i.i:m>\k that
IS A CAI.KNDAR
With duo respect to the color
productions of the Osborne and
other calendar companies, we ?ish
to call attention to the new 1913
' calendar just Issued by the Skag
wav Pioneer Dairy, H. F. Seetuan,
Prop., and produced from the
mei hanical department of the Skag
ivay Daily Alaskan.
This cakndar shows a photograph
of the Seeman ranch in the north
i'art of Skagway. The dairy build
ings and his flue herd of rattle
^landing contented and fat In the
valley, while behind them the
mountain rises to a height of five
thousand feet. The scene is pas
toral and resembles a summerduy In
the Swiss foothills. A calendar like
< his will be preserved in the homes
long after the imported ones are
tossed Into the ash barwl.
HUNKS WILL UK
POSSIIU.K TKUMIM'H
H. P. M. nirkiubine, the well
known civil engineer residing at
Haines arrived on the Georgia last
night bein? summoned to Juueau to
testify in the transportation case
now on trial here.
Mr. Birklnbine was In Haines at
the time the commission sent out
by Congress to investigate Alaska
raiiway projects, made its appear
ance. In fact, It was a part of Mr.
nirklnblne's duty to show the com
mission over the route from Haines
to the interior as far as they cared
to go.
The time allotted to the commis
sion was limited and Haines being
the last place Uslted the visit was
of necessity not extended.
However, they were taken up the
Chilcat valley about 12 miles The
timber found in this section was
diflerent ?rom that found in any
other district that had been visited
and the commission voiced their
surprise over the Improvement
They were astonished to see horses
?md cattle running loose and living
on the forage of the country. They
wore amaied at the large valley
and the easy grade leading over
the divide Into the great interior of
Alaska.
As Mr. Mirkinbine is the engineer
who made the reconnolssance for
the proposed Alaska-Midland, the
commission seiied him and put him
j through a third degree cross ex
Notion Department
Darning cotton 2 for 5c
Safety pins 3 for 20c
Hair nets 5c
Sanitary wash cloths 4 for 25c
One Half Price
Muslin Corset Covers and
Drawers
One Half Price on
Brooches, belt pins and
waist pins
One Half Price on
CURTAIN SCRIM
plain and fancy designs
2 ONE HALF PRICE
? s
on complete stock of
? Ladies Suits, Top Coats
? and separate skirts
a
Kirby Baird pins 3 for 20c
500 yd. spools basting cotton 5c
6 yd. bolts Rick rack 10c
Ail Remnants of
WOOL DRESS GOODS
including, skirt and drew length*
at One Half Price
One Half Price on
Trimming braids, applique
and All Over Lace
One Half Price
on entire stock of
FRAMED PICTURES
$1.50 Stitched Comfort Batts
SALE PRICE $1
$1.25 full size cotton batts 85c
L A. HARRISON CO. "ST
More (hM -t ? p. ?" ? p. ?
j mtnatlon hr to what existed beyond
the divide. After six hours of this
work and the taking of notes It
was evldei.t that much food for
thought h.id been obtained. Cpon
leaving Haines for the Kant they
announced the fart that they would
have a conference with the Can
adian railroad commission with ref
erence to the support that could fx*
expected from Canada toward an
International line. ? Juneau Empire
NOTKT TO MASONS.
There will be a regular meeting
of White Pass I.odge No. 1 1 S. F.
ft A. M , at their hall Friday night
at 8 o'clock
VV. R. Hlllery. W. M
Thermometer and Gulf Stream.
Investigators have observed that the
thermometer Is not necessarily a sure
Indication of the gulf slresm; that the
strongest current does not necessarily
coincide with the highest temiwrature.
The warmth or the water only Indl
cafes Its tropical origin, and It may
or may not b?? accompanied by a cur
rent. Thus the warmest water off
Cape Hattcras Is the result or a very
gentle flow coming from the trade
wind region outside the West Indies.
The gnir stream Itsolf Is between this
warmer water and the 100 fathom i
curve. Shipping Illustrated
Against Speculation.
The head or a big trust said at a din
ner In Boston:
"I have always l>een against specula
tion. To try to get rich by stock fluc
tuation* Instead or by honest work rot
the common good Is to be an undesir
able rltlxen.
"Beside*, these fluctuating Invest
ments are very risky and uncertain.
Ifa a wise stock. y >u see, that knows
Its own par."? Exchange.
Wis* Provision.
"Bllgglns says be hr? the smartest
youngster in the world."
"Of course." answered Mr. Growcher.
"Every parent feels that way. aid If*
a wise provision of nature. In every
human l?elng's life there onght to l>e
a time when somrtK?dy thinks he I#
smart."? Washington Star.
FRESH EASTERN OVSTER8 j
In any quantity, on the half sh#ll.
first of the season, at the Pack
Train Restaurant.
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS
Your druggist will refund money If
PAZO OINTMENT falls to cure any
case of Itching, Blind, Bleodlng or
Protruding Piles lzi 6 to H days. 50c.
"A TOAST TO POETS OF ALL
THE AUKS " "That wonderful vol
ume by Mr. Robert Jamee Brmntn,
i ho lecturer and reader, mark* him
i? the Inspired poetic geniua for
whom the world haa long been wait
ing " "Easily the world'a grantee;
poem." "A work of fin# art pa
excellence, Indeed." "A aympoalum
of unrivaled beaut? auataine<l
thr-ugtiout." "The poem with a
kouI." "Touchea life, lore, rellg
ioo and patrlotlam only at the
tcnlth point* of beauty " "Only the
perfect Inspiration of (he author
? an account for it." "Everyone, es
pecially every lover of the American
Flag, geta :n<rea*ed devotion from
i his great poem." "Those who
hrve not known the joy of hearing
Mr. Brenneu render thla great work
" hi* will be thankful for the op
portunity to poeeeaa a copy." FINE
AR1 PUBLISHIN'O CO. Pibllahera.
l?ox 413 C. D? Mlnneapoll*. Minn ,
$1 00 delivered, world ever. AM
IDEAL GIFT BOOK.
HOW'I THUT
We offer One Hundred Hollar* R
*ard for any rase of catarrh that cat
not be cured r Hall * Catarrh (Hire
K J CHENEY * CO roNo. 0
We. the undersigned have known
F. J. Cheney fur the paat IS year*
Toledo, O.
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business tranaacUnna. and fin
ancially able to carry out any obllgfr
tlona made by hla firm. Waidlng. Kin
nan A Marvin. Wboleeale aragglat* o
Haifa Catarrh care I* taken Intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucoua surfacee of the eyatem.
Teatlmonlala aent free. Price 76c.
per bottle. 8o1d by all drugglata.
Take Hall'a Fam'ly PUto for conatl
pat I Ion.
JSc for a home eooked meal
quick. clean aervlce Where? At
the New Home ReaUurant, Fifth
Avenue, half a minute from Rroedwa.
The beat meala In Wbltehorae at
the "White Paae Cafe." only white
help employed. Mrs Orloff King
proprietreaa. tf
TO CTRK A OOLI? 1* ONE DAY
Take LAXITIVE BROMO Quinine
Tableta. Drugglata refund money If
It falla to rare. B. W GROVE'S air
signature ta on each box. 3 Sc.
Best Meal*
In Th? ft-? at tha
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY orc
DINNER OO
Lodging
r.??r)th'n( ? l?an awl
KlrV { lui
Fifth Avenue near Rroadwey
nm\?VA/\r
PIPES
V from V In M high M |
/ potkM hnok can nark.
W# hate htHikiI oa<
nt fniwlf, an<1 thia ha# U
h) < firlatmaa (lm?
I)ont forgwt Um oan'wr
428 0
BROADWAY, (Nw FMk)
)Tony Dortero's
i Board of Trade t
?Cafe
Kwmo A CW?k frm I iIm i X
Eveything New and Fint J
dw
Ranqwt* and Prrrata ,'D? an
A Sprcmky
Popular Price? *
j Open Day and Night I
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