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How about a nice fat Mackerel for break
fast these morning*?
W e also have tome fine Salt Salmon, Kip
pered Hemng, Yarmouth Bloaters, Findon
Haddock ?, Mackerel ii; Souse, Anchovies, etc.
C. W. Ask & Sons
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The Houseof Rich
O. J. Ricfi, Pr?pn?tor.
WALI. T\PER, BUILDING PAPER
p rs, oils, glass and
? ILDING MATERIAL
M?m Oroe"? Promptly
Attonoea To Skanwav, Alaska
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Phil. Abrahams
Real Estate and
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Fire Insurance
V ' re \ Murine Ina. Co.. Dubuque Iowa '
W .. ungton Fue Irii. Ox. Seattle. Wash.
NOTARY PUBLIC SKAGWAY, ALASKA
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$150 IN PRIZES
To bo Ot?b Away Christmas.
AT THE DRAWING DEC. 24, 1910.
Oiw Cheat of Silverww.
Oa?? Stlv?r T?* Set.
0b? Ivory C?riut Sot,
On* Silver Kruit Uw?.
Om I'm GUmm Uerry LHsii,
ime Cut ii Ihhb tVJery Dith.
Obo La.J> ? imbroUa,
O an # I mbrwtta,
Woa each um itoifau- purvhase be
? tweeu now -ua-i CtLri?tUijj, will bo git
?u a ticket on Above goods.
Coupon tickets for the drawing
JLl ii.ett At ett<L'iX Sturo
Majte ChrtstlLLttti aolcctiona now
?? wiil i>ut :cem aside (or you.
We want you to cotne anj see how
ill tie tt uk?? to suitable aa?l
Ji-proprtate gifts for thooe you wUti !
U> remember.
Ail ?xls purchase*! engmrad fr**
of >.aar*e
H. D. KIRMSE,
Planter J ?v?eler of Snag way
No* Hanwoti. mayor of CUftou.
>; ??ut. SiukW in Skagway wall trieHK*
HAui relative*.
M: iu?l Mrs. Una Campbell. of
W'bXcburvt-, ?<iv yaastu,;?.-rs ou the
Oeur.;~ fur the Sitka Hot Spriugv
where they will sojourn ft* W*OTfc!
fcimhl
I Lou VU-Uifv . a f WhttWioive. obks ot
:iaa KoCwri Lt>we'? trusted employee,
?wa a on uu? outguiwy
^?oTKt* tisa? morula* He is bouu?i
< uur Sttfta Hat Syrup where be
. ? JJ hx^mI * (?* wee-fc*.
Vtra tt'apc. i L B. Situuiais ?i*i
ih> -Ucul C. M Smith ot Kort Sei
ixvt arrival oo the tVAenwn toitay
i from >Wt Scwwrti lira. SHiioutin *; I
fvu.-*;u U Sfc?a way t*aUl VVt?taiKW?lay
4 gi*?t ot the Pvittcu house.
U&lltf S*w( foreman tor tile
Xorcb Columbia* ttakl Miiuug Co., aod
?*? wall known A (Jen miunug maule-ft
for VwLixNivrc kut ?wA *o spend the
winter While ouuitltt he wlH be the
sue?t of *'Hbh" J&uumdo.
A f'-ao iaUd teuip*?LQ^ iriuk is
the pure whotoaome beer made trooi
the ?iMrhUa? wM?n of Turn water
Pfelia, anal the wry halt barley malt
with juat Um right proyortiou of
caoioutt grown ooj?. Brewed as on- ;
if the Olyuii*a Ifcowiog company can
brew, mar mi? at the Board of Trail
We Just Received
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PAY ORE AND
PLENTY OF II
X <n< ha.- heard the stoijj
o; th. T> i.'.ju who sot coW feet and
>1 . * ?r . .he Wi,<. that did not ap
peor to N a: > thing more than con
o< ;>?rat >1 pyriw s oi poverty. After
v. a r i., a ;rf* nhoru came along and
Jruu' ttu t .el a foot deeper and
struck fabulously rk-h pay. vtNraupon
>k. exclaimed, "Dander
u?d bliti : vt time I vill dig vim
foot mure."
W.-l! _ wiuit Martin Mat
i > h over on the Nevada,
jus* aoro.^o the river from town. He
? digging one foot more, and every
foot brtugs better ore Into sight.
This claim has been given up by
't-oid footers" who bad decided tha*
th . was iK-t'.-ng in it worth while.
U a ilari bought differently, and h
h.- a cn a rkiog steadily on Che
property.
On the Neva, a there are two dto
t: '?. c le<l- s separated by a wall oi
schist.
Mr Matkovitch is t n?s cutting one
o i the ledges now and the extent of
theocebodj vill not be Stnow-n until
he reaiche tl. other walL They are
| in now about ten feet on the ore.
Assay reports from Colorado and
Seaitli are entirely satisfactory and
3 ,'iow mcfeitaaiig values as the work
progress...- Tfe.re isn't a doubt but
that tiu ;?roperty will become a pro
ducer.
A lJtil later tt is Mr. Matkovitch'a
mteuuoa to put on another crew arid
t I low up the second ledge matter.
There i? a tunnel about eighty feet
on the property, doae by former
claimants who were endeavoring to
.jUow a Mti.li stringer, but who be
ame discouru- ed and quit. Mr. Mat
tovisch cc i. ::.vooed at another point
and went straight in and has found
tha* there a large ore body, and
with, a ; weeks he will probably
e nl>? u> t'r::. M_me idea of the ex
tent oi it.
The fuUawiog k> a list of those who
wvtv sa. ' ? ?ful in the fishing for
turkeys ai Tucks place Saturday
ni^ht: Ed Juisisw, Johu Wood, H. D
K:rws*<, J lui Kvuaedy and FYanlC
WVtiUi So-. i ^av that Charley Hock
?U <ot otK. others aver that he did
nothing but cut bait.
K. D. Featherstaohaugh, who has
bty-xi sujK-ri'.u, :..: iat for the North Col
umbiu. Gold Mining Co., tor the past
two years, arrived oti Friday from
Arhu, and Wit oa the Suxrator far
Victoria and other Pacific coast patat*
where he will spend the winter. Mr.
frVsuhtratoahaugh r*?por?s that the
company had a very ssucetesful sea
son. . !
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l Ou the 17th inst a/t Juneau, before
; Jury Commissioewr, Frank Forrest:
I Clock of the Court, Henry Stettack;
I l' ailed States Marshal Faulkner; Dep
uiy McLean and Assistant District At
I toraey Fukwm, in open court, the fol
; k wiftg nemes were drawn to serv e
as Jurors at the coining setssions:
Grand jury? from Juueau: John K.
Scott, FVed Cliff. J. J. King, Al Black, '
E. R. Jaegw, James E. Estes. John
Xefcwn. Douglas: Robert E. Coughing
Elmer E. Smith, George W. Cook, Ale
FWrell, Jacob H. Dull, J. H. King ai*l
J M. Anderson. Skagway: R. EvIDe.
W. W. Tate, M. Curry, J. P. Lindahl,
Martin Nelson. Tread well: Ed Me
Conniek. Chicagoff : Leland M. Brigh
man. Silver Bow Basin: John Waging
and Chas. Carlson.
Petit jury ? Juneau: John Burg,
Claude Brricson, P. J. Horan, B. M. ]
Bebremds, j. T. ^Martin, Harry Fisher,
Atex White, E. J. Margrie, Dan Mc
Cartney, A. G. Dahl, W. H. Marrett.
Walter F. Swaa and Ole Orson. Sitka'
Severin SWe<ph?nsoo. Skagway: H.
F. Seaman and D. N. Hukill. Haints:|
R. H. FVrry am/i J. W. Coombs. Ama>
ga: John Davidson. Douglas: Steve
Ring, Andrew Martin, Sam Keist, L.
Harper and Milton, Kelly.
FROM HIES
S. TorkeJsott arrived in last Friday
from Che vicinity of Boar Camp oil
the DaiU? Trail, wh?\> be has been
for tec weeks prospecting. Mr. Tor
kotsua is enthusiastic over the re
sources of that country and says he
has seem enough copper rock to sup
uiy the l'nited States, and chat the
people cannot begin to retifcze the
wealth of that vast Interior, which is I
reached through Haines. Mr. Torkel
son tMnifa a railroad is imperative
to develop the country and is an
earnest advocate for steel rails.
Charles E. Burlette and Mary Cam
bell were quietly married by U. S.
Commissioner Odell, Monday at 5 p.
m.. none being present at the cere
mociy excepting Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Peteraoo. Later Mr. and and Mrs.
Peterson gave the newly wedded
couple a fine wedding dinner at their
home, at which were present the fol- '
towfag:
Mr. and Mrs Pigg, Mr. and Mrs.
A. Chisel, Mr. and Mrs. Fairfield and
childavn, Messrs. Page and W. Fa
hey, Mr. and Mrs. Burlette and Mr.
and Mrs. Peterson..
On Thursday, Nov. 10, 1910, at Dou
glas, J. H. Davies and Anna Musetii
were united in marriage. Johnny
Davies is now U. S. Deputy Marshal
a* Ketchikan, but was formerly pur
ser on the Georgia and has a host
of friends in Haines, who wish to
extend best wishes.
Harry Keltoii returned on the last
Humboldt from a short pleasure trip
to Seattle and other Sound, points.
The C. P. R. office has been ad
vised that the Beatrice left au time
and will bo in Skagway Wednesday
bringing two passengers and 75 tons
oi freight. She will sail on the re
turn trip Thursday.
Come over to our bara Thanksgiv
ing Eve.
If you want shell oysters, go to the
Pick Train Restaurant. tf
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
SALE
The Pack Train is now selling a
big lot of Good Goods at reduced
prices as they are getting too old
to hold and sell at a profit. Yours,
tf. Herman Grimm
QUICK DELIVERT HHONE 90.
Baggage, coal and wjod delivered
^pon shortest notice day and night.
H. KREIDENTHAL,
Comin' to the rye? the Old Gibson
rye, Is a very happy diversion. Tutk
tas it at the Board of Trade.
The regular Sunday diaper of the
Dewey Restaurant will be served
from five to eight p- -a.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR FIRST CLASS CAFE *
ATLIN-CONRAD STAGE IN CONNECTION T
CHOICE BAR STOCK 2
! Caribou Hotel*
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Carcross, Y.T.
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FURNACE HEATED
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BY ITS OWN PLA NT FOR DRUMM ERS
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P. D McMillan, Manager
Cargestatid best api**j?red fiotel in .be Vvkon
CHCI E bar STOCK WMfclOm, V. t.
rates moderate
OUR BABY PICTURES
Like all portraits that we make, are natural in pose, prop
erly ! : rht cd and beautifully finished. Fast lenses, high class
equipment and tireless tact are the reasons for our reuiark
a!>!e success iu baby portraiture.
Come in some fine morning and let us get acquainted with
the babv.
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B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicits The Accounts
of Skagway Firms And Individuals.