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HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium '1s t.*] Alaska
Hote'. Accommodation*. Fur
t\c<jonT ! iur.; ir.r ami Fish inf.
M. i.- ht : Sailing.
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formation aiui rates upon request
Dr. F. L. Goddard. Prop.
Health Resort
of
ALASKA
DON'T FROG
Unless You're G : .*?? Cf.NTS
W. W. BOUGHTON
PK.M.FK !>?;
Cigars Tobaccc
Smokers' A -tides,
Stationery and Fisn
ing Tackle
LARGE Cl?CCLATISO L.IRRARY
iNcxrotxa i. at est COPY
RIGHTED BOOKS
YA *r V F.S, NEWSPAPERS AND
OTHER PERIODIC M.S
?Ksaoooc .aOQOCK OGOOOOOOOO*
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\ Steam Laundry |
> All Work Guarantee. Sbort 5
Order* Promptly
Done
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GAGE
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We carry only
Gage
Exclusive
Designs
Strictly Hand
Tailored Hats
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Gage Wire Shapes
Gage Flowers
Foliage and Braids
+ ?'? ??? a
FLAXON,
The Queen of
Dress Fabrics
Plainy Cross Bars
and Stripes
*3* v *f* v v v -r v 4* -J* v v
Gauzy
Silk Hose
SI. 35, $ 1.75 . and
$3.50 a pair
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French Chambrays
and Ginghams
35c quality, our price yd. 25c
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New Dresden Ribbons
New Antiseptic Veilings
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Easter Favors, Post Cards &
Novelties
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iT Phone 55
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Store Open Evenings
The Western Express Co. hare
opeced offices here, operating over
the G. P. R. llT>e and respectfully eo
lUits your patronage- tf
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Official Watch Inspector VN hite Pas* & ukon Route ^
I\eliabl9 Jeweler j
Beautiful Alaska Nugget Jewelry
I; Special IVstfrns Made to Order.
Carved Mastodon and Walrus Ivory
Choice dainty r;ncrs. such as Statuettes. Paper Weights. Criblvvpe
Boards mad Napkin Rings
: THE ONLY L.IXK OF :
Ivorv Jewelry , Sr.uff. Tobacco, Stamp. Match. Collar ami Cuff Hoxes in
the city.
Beautiful Alaska Scenic Hand Painted China
/\ ? Jeweler and
? 1 *** Optician. . ,
Valdez A. B.
Reorganizing
Another Valdez lodge is to be re j
Juvenated.
The old Arctic Brotherhood will
! be revival and stops taken to con
struct a hall on the camps' lot on
Keystone avenue, between Hobart
and Sherman.
This was decided at a meeting of
the members of the old lodge held
At Judge Reed's office. Tuesday night
The movement was started by L.
V. Ray of Seward, during his ro< nt
visit ini town.
Mr. Ray is deputy grand master of
tin- Brotherhood for this district and
fj.re.
The sentiment of those who at
tended the meeting was in favor of
r< organization which must bo done
or the camp's charter will be for
ited.
Though 'his has not been decided
on definitely. It is probable that the
1. dge wHl construct a building on Hu
Keystone avenue lot of suitable size
for the present needs of the camp.
Tho next meeting will be held Sat
urday night probably at MoKinley
nhll at which time the reorganization
w!" be perfected and officers elect -
In its palmy days the Arctic
Prctherhood met in McKinley hall.
The k?!*t meeting of the local camp
held in 1!*07. ? Valdez Prospector.
Chicken Creek
Looks Good
Chicken creek, in the Iditarod, is
longer creek than Flat.
On number 3 above discovery on
Otter creek, the original discovery in
th Iditarod. Daniel Sutherland, a lay
Sutherland is well known In Seward
f( j the First Judicial district of Al
aska. He spoke here In advocacy of
the re-election of Delegate Wicker
sham. ? Seward Gateway.
UP-TO-DATE TAILOR MADE SUIT
FOR EASTER.
We have received the finest line
of Domestic and Imported Fabrics
for Suits and Overcoats ever brought
to Alaska. A]' the latest effects,
and weaves.
Mr. M. A. Gober, formerly with E.
J. Ellengren, the prominent Gents
Tailor of Portland, is in charge of
the tailoring department and will
make your su'* in the most up-to-date
Tours Truly.
GEO- MOWL
LITTLE DAUGHTER
Itched So that She Scratched Until
Blood Came. Hair Fell Out. Scalp
had Unpleasant Odor. Used Cuti
eura Soap and Ointment Four
Weeks. Scalp Perfectly Clear.
Hair Began to Grow Again and Now
Has Beautiful, Long Hair.
"When my little daughter wa? ntvnit
Ave years old, she ?as taken with the
nii^slPB. A few MUi
aftor the nv-nslo* were
ll~ -l'\ gone, she began to have
? - ? jkV* ^Y, i sever.'' soslp humor.
- J'.f ^ It itched so that she
V" j would scratch the whole
>tA llxl day, until the Mood
cnnie. W? had a doctor
and tried a go?d many
other remedies, but
nothing helped. Her
hair all fell out and the
j ? scalp Itself hail an un
Ltite ' ? pleasant odor.
" After we had tried
* ail the other remedies,
my -* ife told me to try
the Cutieura Remedies.
We bought one cake of
Cutieura Sonn and one box of Cutieura
Ointment. We used the Ctiticura Rem
edies according to directions and in
tbout three or four week* her scalp w as
perfect I r clear of the terrible humor,
ller hair lwrin to grow again and now
she has bra tit if ill. long hair. Since that
time I have recommended the Cutieura
Remedies to other people and they also
had success, (ha*. Salebrenner, Am ma,
Iowa. Nov. 8, 1009."
Cutlrors Sour <tlc \ Oatleot* Olntnt 1 <W.)
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C.V i ?rr ihrrmcY.ut thr " -rid I'- ' w I>ru*
A iVm. i"nrp, - oir - , 1JS C'>lom6?? Ar? ,
IVwtna, Mia M-Mtllnl frw. Sfrfacr hoo*. Pow
to Trmt tor Affrrtkim of th? Skin and Sailp
QUICK DELIVERY l-MONE 80.
Baggage, coal and wood delivered
upon shortest notice day and night
H. FREIDEN'THAL,
Notes From
Pioneer Press
At a mooting held In the council
chambers Thursday evening, the new
roiinell was organized. James Mo
(ailnn was elected mayor and B. A.
rarnett was elected city clerk and
magistrate. Th?r< was a deadlock
over the tr 'asurership, Jack Lind
???: receiving three votes while R.
M. Odell and Ira King received two
votes each. The election of treasur
er was put off for one week. Jim
f:srg was appointed dog tax collector
The appointment of standing com
mittees will be made by the Preslden
a' the next meeting Thursday, April
INth. Councilman Lindsay then
thanked the o'd council for their
words of appreciation and extended
to the new council the same eourtesy
that was enjoyed by the out going
body. President McQuinn accepted
the offer in behalf of the council
aod the meeting adjourned till next
Thursday.
Pete Madsen early "his week salv
id the wreck of the boat, belonging
to J. \V. Martin, which has been
lying in Mud Hay all winter, and
which was supposed to have been a
,tal wreck. The boat was nsed to
transport a load of bricks around
f'xtm Pyramid Harbor and a bad
?ir.d storm forced the boat into
Mud Bay, where she eventually sunk
Mr. Madsen not only brought in the
Nat but he also salved most of the
cargo.
Hal. G. Knight, superintendent for
Messrs. Dick and Harvin In their
mining at Porcupine, arrived on the
.S-'ate of California and proceeded im
Tveaiately to the Camp to get things
its readiness for an early start. Col.
Harvin is expected up at an early
dfcte. probably on the Jefferson.
Arthur Gardener, with a number of
iuc n arrived on the Ramona, and
a ill soon leave for Glacier Creek,
vhtxe they will do considerable work
?:i the property, for which they are
?x, 4
Women Demand
Him Arrested
Shortly after going to pros* yt*
today afternoon the l>aily Alaskan
received from Fairbanks a second
t. legram containing an acconnt of
U.< mass meeting; railed by women
<*? positors of the suspended Washing
on- Alaska bank, at when Judge
Overfield was petitioned to summon
s special grand Jury and Inqoire In
to the affairs of the defunrt Inatitu
This petition asks for the recall
o! receiver F. W. Hawkins and
chErgi>s Capt. Barnette with embez
zlement In deliberately wrecking the
Washington-Alaska bank of Wash
Irgton by the Wash i ngton- A task*
bsrk of Nevada. It '? fnrther al
ii ped Barnette allowed one year to
? 'apse after the Fairbanks Banking
Company bouslit the Washington
Maska bank on account of the stat
uti of limitations of the state of
Washington, so that the stockholders
of the original Washington-Alaska
: j.rrk would not be liable
The telegram fnrther states that
Capt. narnette is due 'n Cordova on
Monday. ? Cordova Alaskan.
THE PANTHEON.
Olympia Ranier Wieland or Bud
veiser Beer. Charles Carrol Cigars,
per box of 50. $2.00. 1 mo.
|P^"' \
F YOU HAVE NOT YET j
41 investigated our perfect |
| system of handling ac- jj
I counts and Investments j
by mail, yon should do so at
once.
Many Alaskans have taken
advantage of this method. It
Is sate, practical and profitable.
Your money with lis can earn
from Four to Eight per mit.
Northern Bank and
Trust Company
JOHN O. PRICE. PrAldent
Northern Bank and Trust Bldg.
8EATTLE.
GER0U8 FOR ALASKAN PEa
PLE TO NEGLECT
The great dtRgtr of kidney troub
les Is that they get a firm bold be
fc-rt the sufferer reeognites them.
Health li gradually undermined,
ittckache, headache. nervousness.
Umeness, soreness, lumbago, urln
aiy troubles, dropsy, diabetes and
Krlgbt's disease follow In merciless
succession. Don't neglect your kid
t.ey*. Cure the kidney* with the
certain and safe remedy, Doan's Kid
tiry Pills, which baa aired thousand*
W, J. Raeon, 414 J?ffer*on St.
.v.aitle, Wash., naya: "A cold was
tne cause of kidney complaint in my
( are. My back became so lame and
painful that I oould hardly stoop to
Uce my shoes and the kidney sec
ration annoyed me by their frequency
in passage. Being told to try Doan's
K dney Pills, I did so and was soon
n !e to return to work. I have en
j< yed good health ever since and
in return, I give Doan's Kidney PHH
my heartiest endorsement"
For sale by all d*ater? Pries R*
^enta. Foster- Mllburn Co., Buffalo
?'ew Tork. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the nam* Doan's? sn
ake no other.
RAW FURS
WE F'AY
HIGH - PRICES 1
FOR FINE FURS
8
WRTTF. FOR PRK F. M-T U
Percy's Fur House :
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ibere'^ Vigor antf
Strength
in every drop
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COMPWN V
Established 1897 Telephone 112 :
Phil. Abrahams I
Real Estate and h
Fire Insurance \
Agent for Dubuque Fire ft Marine Ins. Co, Dubuque lows .
Washington Fire Ins. Co.. Seattle. Wash.
NOTARY PUBLIC SKAGWAT. ALASKA
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Aiaik*
OLDEST BANK IN (ALASKA
Reppectfnlly Soli<-iti? TIip Aeconnt#
of SkaffwaylFirmn And Individual?.
The Houseof Rich :
O. J. Kle*. Prowtsto*.
S WALI FAPER, BUILDING PAPER
PANTS. OILS. GLASS AND
BHLDING MATERIAL
Mai* Orders Promptly
I
UrWTl r tuniyi-j
Attended To Skaowav, Alaska ,
j The Skagway Pioneer Dairy ^
H. ?. SESMAN, Prop.
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
O Th* laiy?t and be*t cor,dnctP<i dairy in Atata
(Daily Shipment# of Pure Milk and Cream
Ti> *11 points on Whit* P?? * T nhw Rofl'".
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4- !!><? Only Firfl Claw Hotel Opened Under New Manure- +
in Carcrow men!
+ TW<1q'i*rt*n fnc AtBa 3ta*? +
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4? Soott ft 8?hw??l?kiimp i i i j 4 1
+ Headquarter s for Mining Men and +
J Travelers +
* SPECIAL RATES AND ACCOM MODI AT IONS rOR *USMEft?.
+ WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEM" }
+ GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK *f
? CARCROSS ^ ^ YUKON TRR. J
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