HftMf! HMMIMi M .f .4.4 H f?f'M
5EA FOODS for
The Lenten Season?
< SMOKED HALIBUT, SALMON AND
HERRING
SALT MACKERAL. SALMON BELLIES
* HERRINQ AND CODFISH MIDDLES 1
+ Also a Fine Stock of Canned Fish to J
large to Numerate
C. W. Ask & Sons
?? !IMII)IH ??? -f H-H
..Furnishings For Particular Men...
UNDERWEAR. HATS.
CAPS; SHIRTS, HOSE.
NECKTIES, SWEATER
COATS. UMBRELLAS,
SHOES ,PACS, ARC
TICS. RUBBERS ETC
It yoa ?*"?*? purch** cnjrtblAg h*r?
(list d<*?u"t you co?a>let?
n*cU?? want yon to cow and tall
us. and frit* us a chance to ?'make
ifood." Tbaf# the way w'v built
ii}, a steady tradte. No matter bow
Nai* row ?r? to we guaranty?
'M y)r?w you. TRT US.
Tony Dortero & Son? 421 Broadway
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BIG FIRE
Ca? t* had by uuag Brst W plliayt?*
INJUNCTION
KOAL
At JUNeau Price# 10.00 per ton
Delivered to u< part of ihe city
See TANNER Phone 33
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Steam Latpdry
AS Work tjuarastwsi. Short
Orfev* rrr??ptT*
Dow
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PHONE T*.
Best Meals
la TH* Ct * at ike
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY OCc
DINNER ? *>3
Lodging
Rrrrrtliing (Tm# uxl
Oia*
Fifth Avenue near Broadway
Draper & Co.
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EASTMAN KODAK 8UPPU1S
PHOTOGRAPHERS
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FVU Us* of FUm*. P1*W? ?n4 P*
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UaU crd?r? coretully at<#ixi*d to.
AMrws
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v CANDY $
* CIGARS |
$ TOBACCO
t Smokers Articles
\ A Carefully SeteoUxl Su*h C
r of Notion*. Such Shave J
5 ing Articles, hoJt>. Not*- %
P Books r.'y* <.\>nN #
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S BROADWAY. i>?r RM) (J
5 Tony Dortero's \
rwrvrv/vir
< Special C^rrMipond^c c?. )
QotiM and O. T. Cornier
paH ft rWt to Bonkier Ore** Sunday.
Norman Flsbfr. the Telegraph mal
i-arrter. |? on Ms war bon* ami is
rejected to be maktn* fast time
Mr. Van porkeoberg and C. R
CV?, the tmt? r*7Bom? hut. torn and
'rappers. r+*H1np ia Ailin tor a
te* darn
There hi great activity on Spruce
i>**k tb?e day* and eTery on* Jo
rated the?* te looking r?r*ard to a
*ufv*whii Misnxf
Walter Aken ts ia town" for a fe*
day* from hr? hunting He is
purchasing a new outfit of ?upT>licc
(tor ttx> ootumjt woawon.
Mr Rrown and niece Mw?
L?!v Brown of Ruby Creek visited on
Bolder Creek Pwt wtvfc amon**t
their many frlmds there
"JVm White and Nat Murphy bad a
very rood rV*rwnp |m week or
their claims on Sprnoe CMt R?ch
c?r trtmnxl JI M One week* work
netted the two men fttt, which Is
rot hud wage*.
The 1?> >e? of Atltn e?v<> * sroat
1**p Year dance on the 2*th of
F?-bmurr to which ev?*r one In
town was present. AM the old bach
elor* were there and it is said that
many of then made "mashes "
K L Piiman and Norman Fiaher
Mkre returned from a record trip to
Telegraph Creek, They made the
trtp in the remarkably shall time of
IS dam. larirgt ov?r three day* at
Telegraph This trip usually require*
from twenty to twf*ty-ftre days
Mr H,ish Mnlinvaax, Supt of the
H. C Road Commission ?n the Atjin
Phrtrkt. is expected to return from
Victoria the first of March. Mr
MotinMux was railed to the capital
city to attend a conwitlon of the
B. C. road supervisor*
Pat FWey, operating an Spruce
Creek, reports successes beyond his
highest expectations, on Ms prop
erty therp While making holos with
a craw bar the other day. previous
to patting to a <-barge of powder, he
P'cked np several nuggets weighing
from C to 7 ounce#.
GRA~0 REDUCTION SALE
The Pack Train la now aelHag a
big lot of iJood Goods at reduced
prices as they are getting too old to
hold and sell at a profit Tour*,
tf. Herman Grimm.
5p*60?CT$ SKTfUWt NATION
OF WALHUS f N ARCTIC.
? _
TACOMA. Feb r3~Tfc? Introduce
:?n of fire arms into th? Arctic*
probably will mean the extermination
jcf the numberless henl* of walrus,
vxwding to Reverly B. Dobbs at
;be T acorn* theater laat night. The
??lr* will go very much ? the
buffalo did. he Mid.
Certain of the remarkable motion
irtoturee presented by Mr Dobbs
?>?Owed the walni* herd* being at
tacked by hunters. The men stood
on kv fjoea and ftr?d at the ani
mals as they swam helplewly not
many feet away. When the schooner
turned toward* camp at tlie end of
the hunt It plowed It* way throoch
herd* of waJru* There tfe probab
!y half a million walrus within sight
of the schooner.
An Interesting and dramatic sceno
im the overhauling of,g targe polar
l<e*r In the Arctic oee*n $0 mile*
from land The boast was chaaed
for a while by the schooner and lat
er killed by a bullet from a high
power rK>e
The well known steamer Victoria
waa shown breaking her way through
the ice fifes near Nome on her first
trip last year The Victoria was
sllchtty down by the head, having a
number of feet of waW jn her bow
ns the remit of colliding with a
t hnnk of Ice. She looked more like
a troop ship from the number of
miner* that swarmed her dock
The vast loo fields of the Arctic
ocean, acenea of Raqnlmo lite, scenes
along the Copper River ft North west
-?m railway and many others were
shown. Of particular Interest were
'he scenes at the trading poets on
the Siberian ahorc ami ht Alaska.
IN MEMORIAM.
'In silence she suffered.
Her patience she bore,
rntfl God called her home.
To suffer no more."
Agnes Josephine Fischer In fond
and ktrhig remembrance of my dear
beloved wife and mother, who died
a year am today, March 2nd. 1911.
From her husband and daughter.
Mr Ripin and family were passen
gers on the Petorwon.
Mr. Homer Ranta of Hotaies was a
visitor in town today.
l?r (J. \V. AverlO and Son. dentists,
will be here until March 9th. Those
desiring work done, make engage
ments now. 3-t
Handy With Mi* Fist*.
Admiral Wilson of the British navy
won hi* Vfc torin rross at the battle of
Kl Tel? In 1SW There wa* a gap In
the square. aud live or *1* of tbe? en
emy made a vicious rush forward, at
temptinc to get lu?ide. Captain Wil
son. who was pit-oent wtth the naval
brigade, advanced to meet them atone,
but hi* ?wi?rd broke In the endeavor to
cot <?ne of the Intruders down Here
upon tfte oftlrer. In?te*t1 of besting a
basty retreat, stood hi* ground and be
can bowling over the enemy with bis
Osts. Either frv?m the nature of the
ground or. as the record puts It. "the
surprising natnre of his attack." Cap
tain Wilson escaped with a few
wounds and was rescued by the sqnare
clostnc np round him 8lr Redvers
Duller described the act ss the most
coun?ge?Mi* he ever witnessed.
Not Likaly.
Mr*. Morion <anfrrlly?-Toa?my Hot
ton. what nu?<ie you hit my little
Johnny ?
Tommy Morton - tie struck me with
? brV k.
Mr* Morton ?anrrtly>? Well, never
let me hour of ronr htrttnc Mm atrMr
If be hits yon you come ami tell me.
Tommy Itorton ?soeerlnply)? Yes;
and whnt wonM yon do*
Mrs Morion - Why, 1*4 whip him
Tommy llorton tin dts?rmt<-What;
He hits me with a brl<k and you have
the fun of Ifcklnc him for ft? Not
much'- I Telecmph.
mmm.
Tow he - Met dabble and IVr* Ins at
* smoker lust nlshl and Introduced
tbem to en<-b other. Browne Oh. say.
If* n shnnve to Intniditce a Imp* like
Gabble to auyhodv Towne-lt'a evi
dent yon don't know Perkins or ywi'd
we the hnmor of It.
TVs Prop?r Hod.
llnstond (stmlylne his wife's
coo?tst There are several Hems yen
haven't entered here: |?otnR up tba
furniture. yn?r hairdresser, den!l?t,
trip to the sen. for Instance. Wife?
Oh. those all come nmter "repair*"?
Kllecernlr Bin tier.
A Witl and a Way.
"Where there's a will there's a way."
<jtK*ted the wise (my
"Ye*," asuented the atmple mugr;
'there* cenerally a way <>nt of It *'?
Record
Will Partial In Trying It.
-What Is an optimist, par*
"An oi?tlmlst la a man who cornea
home late am) tblnka be can iret to
without his wife knowing ft."? Cincin
nati Bn?i"lrer
Alrlnv w grievance* does not ?>
ways make their odor any sweeter.
^
MON MILITANT SUPf-IUftC TTl'S
DEfEND LLOYD GEiftOC
LONPOiV. F?!? 28? The ? n milit
at.t *utrnmeiti<* bans amn*#d for
seventy of their ' ?ta! *ar?*" t? i t
as stewards for tne matins tonight
at Albert Hall when Clianceilor Moj jt
(Jcorcp will ph? an a<Wres*
Th*s?? tf^'uty' athletic voi.n.
men will bo dressed in physical cal
luro costumes so as bm to i rnp&.<
their movement* ami Mill inatauir.
order and deal summarily with any
persistent intorroption Each we
of the steward* |n preplrcd and train
ed to p^e a pood acotunt of h>--raa| !?
In a nvicb and t-tnibl" ro-^V-i '
ejection of any militant sister who!
floes not think Lloyd < :loijve is an- J
swertne adequately stuae of ihe:
awkward question* to which Miaa
Chrystabel Paijkhnrst has askwl him ;
to reply.
So jrreat has boon tJ?? application ;
for ticket* for thin iroietfofr that Al-j
bert Halt holding 10,000, couH h<tv.
been filled twicw o*er. Some seventy;
numbers of parliament will be pro? ,
ent and Lord Ijrtton :ind Mrs. f%w- i
cett and Mi*. Phillip Snowdan will i
<peak.
When the anti?uffri..:<'U.> meeting
take* place In thl? hall next Wednes
day prominent member* of l*>rh
homes of parliament an?< their ?il
will be present. The upeakei* intlotJ.- '
I/<?rd Cromer, Lord Chancellor, T/?rr! |
Corson and Lewis Hnrconrt Ea< h j
ticket hoMer pledges not to Intel* :
mpt the meetlnc
The fire laddie* meiM tonight.
HAIR TELLS CHARACTER.
Color nt 1 't Said to titun e a IVr
. , r<-i :TrCTrc->?.
Msny f-< bcllerr tTt.?t ??
"JfJit lia'-r .?r.?tM HIT'S :ii n am. dar?.
*?p.tr constat: ry A person wlliu. it h t
s Mt ? o4.1 of character, fir from I
:>,* ii: ofeMm of tht arcr. s- .
v J >ni I* to nhrrr ?u -
...r ttte w?tfart of oth<tr=. that *??? r"
'pet* h'wt^f. A rerm caur^a battr.
Prv.f, Ssbouraiwi. of IMris, fri-,-'. .
?>? ? '? .1 ft rahMt with H'-s-V T
?inpin; it to Iwwnf lotatty ' '
?eek*' t! To r'.1 the srVr? n!
-? '? "T It I* 5Kf ? er
<?whro"B HsrplfMe.
?"Destroy I1)# c*n?<- rett i ? ?
yN'Aef *?
So'-l Uy Tr ??'lie , trnt4'"i P l!V; |
inropp for ec-ipje to Th? TT r . < !
"wtroit. :tvefc
One dollar bottles xuarantted.
R'm Brltt, 8pec!al Acont, ST?as:way.
J. IKUTA
M ANrfACTl" SIN '
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curioa, Ivory Carvings
Indian Banket*
CHINA AND CUT CLASS
Official W*tch Iwptctor for t *
W. P. & Y. Ponte
Mail Order* (irM prompt care
Electric Globes
and Supplies
I'Min further notice the follo?
Ir c prior* are !na<ld on all grades
of lumps.
TunfP?te? 25 watt* $ .65
Tunpstr>n 40W<Uts .70
Tnnirsten 60 watts 1.00
Tungsten 100 watts 1.;I5
Tantolnm 25 watts .50
Tantolnm 40 watts .80
Tantolum 80 watts .85
Carbon 00 watte .25
Carbon 120 wattn .35
Electrical supplies and fix
ture at roasmiabk' rates
Estimates Riven on all work
Home Power Co.
cm as m W'
Di?pUy Rsmm tni Off I rt, 4tk A F.rdwy. |
DON'T FROG
Uole? Yo?'t? Clot SO Qshts
H. Hartwigsen
8u?x??i>r to
W. W. BOUGHTON
D*At,Kit IK
Gigars Tobacco
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fi.~: -
5ng Tackle
LARO? OlPCTLAriKu r- ?** v
twcLtromu i.^.trrt oorr
BTOHTKD BOOKS
MAGAZINES, KKWSPAPF:** AffO
OTHER PRRIODTOM-S
WOUNTfB POUCf *?S5
TA*A*A ItfOtA* P6UD.
Ai\ Indtai. 36 y**rs oi *?* arrtiea
tr. !>** mx\ from Coff^? twit !Mt
i ! iirttwa. hi custody of Captain. T*ltoriP
tea Corporal Thompson, *r .J !? lodg
?'?1 In Sbe jait charged wtUi marder
I tig ? noUiw Indian tost ?V<obef on!
the \VbtU> rt*?r, wty# the f>*w?oa
N?wa. Tfco prisoner in known ?|
Rwxh. lit* Indian name is Tab
ck&nekn. II is < barged that he shot
and killed Cheeohaco. a yvWgar la- !
dian.
The story to a soraewt?t hair o?e.
the pojfcss say, and they ?rpect to;
tcnow mff" <.f it when more wttflea*j
? arrive Krom what can be learned
It ia sa?d by Indiana of ?&? trtbntfcat
tho ?o fct a pi nM .1- always
i:veii r.r. o ':'*a!' coda;
tbnt he had a sor. ?bo mu drowned
last September Sa t h-- IXmjac river,
and that the murdered man vm sop
{k>s^1 ta ha*e caa??I the overtnfnitig
of th<* cunoe whtrh threw the Km in
to th? river. Tho fatter, a^oordtn*
to the /rtorv of the Indians, thought,
?mdor thtr oM code, that be waa Jnati
f eJ in (akin* the life of the man aap
rosed to be responsible for the drown
Tb< murdered Lsdi&n is said to
liave beV>n*ed to tb?? Tanana trfbe.
To utory of the mnrder was brought
'o tho polite h<fp several days a<ro.
n# r+vm wm <??**, ** r*f'
?fctffl TeiAWd And Corporal Tit<mvm?
?er* to Ooffee They ft*"* l&*
?fHiftHi **?*? fo the Indian camp.
AnAfe* slips, an Indian K>'#rpf*t4r,
?? taken ffoin thin po?nl. retain
Off -3rd ?tat?? tftat not many of tbe
laltoma ?er? m the camp m Lb?
t: iix* M any w-r? out h on tin* Tk?
?f0*8i1 made bo rectocatw-e. How
ever, it to rtirf, be miw to bar*
Hv?d aJn*?t entirely oat of contact
wKA U>?? wht*<*, gad that on th?> way
down ho was greatly s<irprt?<*i at
I he Iron hwlfltmda nivt oU)?r ?lmpU?
articles of f'tmif tire, acting a* thnu?h
be n?T?r boA ?*en nor fward of aach.
9oa>* hare th**i?ht thto reports
mnrder and that reported from 01*
rl* to bare crrnrred at the h?ad of
:tlw White te a quarrel twtween th<?
TArans^ and Whfte Rhrer mwt hare
been t.he *am#\ fcrut th# pn+sr* My
fh*r H*t<? *wh hazy Information th#y
; are tm yet wtAble to *ay wfceUmr
ih?r? ha* bwn ocly 000 <*"? or
?hothpr th? reports bare b**n con
f?*d.
Only One "BROMO QUININC
Tat to LAXATIVE BROMO QUim**
Look tor Um? algnatoro of E W.
0 ROVE. t'aed the World or?r to
Core a Cold hi On* Day. JSa.
FOi; ND? Leather pnr??. Owaer
may have % am* by identifying It, at
The AJaakan Office.
J Our Great Money Saving Sale is now a
? matter of history-, and almost everybody
* in Skagway has made a handsome sav
3 ing by taking advantage of this great sale
I Spring Goods
; Are now Here and on
, Display
n Never before has Skagway been
? offered such an up-to-date line of
" Spring and Summer Goods
STORE CLOSES AT EIGHT
P. M. EXCEPT SATURDAYS
: L. A. H ARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
When in SKagwajr Stop at tHe
Pullen House
MRS. M. S. PULLEN, PROPflilTREM.
The Modem Hostelry of Alaska
40 ROOMS 40
Elegantly Furnished
Single or en Suite
ELECTRIC LIGHTS,: BATHS, TELEPHONES
..The Best of Meals..
TABLE SUPPLIED WITH BEIT TM? MARKET APFORDS.
Mfiv Cr*?r* from our own Jenwy Dairy.
RATK j CON i STENT WITH THK BR3T 8ERVTC*.
FREE PU3 TO AND PROM ALL BOATS ANO TRAINS.
Skagway Alaska