+ ? 1 1 f 1 1 1 m > n i m t- 1 1' u 1 1 1 1 1 i i ti 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii r
J Hienz Sauer Kraut jj
? (THE FINEST EVER)
+
+ 3 lbs for 25 cents
4?
^ HEINZ are known for their sanitary method* of preparing +
A their foods and you can be sure that through us; they will reach
? you !n the same condition.
+
j. Beginning with Monday, Nov. 4 oor store will 4
4. close at Six O'clock, excepting Saturday evenings X
+ when it will remain open until 8 o'clock.
+
: C. W. Ask & Sons
+
<<IH!:k"l!il t f-[ ??-*?* I F I 1 I I I t I I I t I 111 1 I
WINTER CAPS
50c to $5-j>2
DORTERO & SON. 421 Broadway
DON'T PROG
L'n'"-* v<>u'T^Got y Ornts
H. Hartwigsen
Suc^?Hor to
W. W. BOUGMTON
DFALRH IN
Cigars Tobacco.
Smokers' ^'"ticles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
X.ARGR CIRCTLATING UBRART
INCLUDING t.ATRST COPT*
RIGHTED HOOKS
MABAZIXKS. SKWSPAPCtt AND
OTHER PERIODICALS
Pack Train j
Restaurant
TONY STANICH. Proprietor
I Far M Teart W* H??? S*r?rd mlj
The Best in the Markets
?ad il is tk*
Most Popular Elating
I House in the North
! New Location
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
! The Delmonico of Alaska
P.
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t A MAN'S FAITH IS SHOWN
BY THE WORK HE DOES
4*
j.
Out faith in the North is shown by the construction 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.
4*
Our Bar Goods are none of them
.j. Less than from 7 to 14 years old
4* Liquors and Cigars are of the Best
J,
* Ice coolers and all modern appliances for keeping clean and
Sanitary Drinks
J THE PACK TRAIN BAR
HERMAN GRIMM, Proprietor Skagway
4*
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..For Sale or Rent ....
Pantheon Saloon:
JVNKAU ELKS HAVK
A ROT8IXG SMOKER
The Juneau Elk* gave a Mr amak
er Monday night at which some for
mer Skagway taleut was present
In speaking of the event the Dis
patch aaya:
A ball well filled with Elks from
Juneau lodge and their guests; a
generous supply of refreshments, in
the liquid, with enough delicacies
to tickle the palate of a sultan;
some snappy boxing bouts Oat
whetted the desire of the onlookers
for more of this kind of amusement;
some songs, music and recitations
and you have the Elks smoker,
which held the boards at the Elks
club last night.
Monte Snow started the program
by singing "Moonlight nay," and
was forced to respond to an encore.
Arthur Perte, upon whom the au
dience had finally prevailed b>
many pleaa, "We want Fort." gave
a dialect recitation which was one
of the ben. heard here since Mr.
Ferte left Juneau three years ago. !
The character impersonations were
very funny and Mr. Ferte com
manded the undivided interest of all
John T. Spickett, the old-time
minstrel, pleased with a medley of
popular songs
FAIRBANKS OPERATOR SHOWS
FAST PACE AT SEA
The firemen on tlv White Starl
liner Adriatic did not mind the j
ship being detained 24 hours at
Sandy Hock by the fog because
George Union of Fairbanks, Alaska,
said to be of great wealth, supplied
them with choice vintage wines un- 1
til politely requested by Oapt. R. F.
Hayes, R. N U . to desist.
When Mr. I<emon was not en
gaged In buying wine for the crow
or his fellow passengers he passed j
away his t'me in composing songs
which he sang at night for the edi
fication of his friends in the lounge
His most popular ballads was "The
Garden Gate at Sea," and "The
Mermaid's Revenge; A Tale of the
Deep." He gave a handful of gold
coins to the leader of tho firemen's
stingaree band for their serenade.
When the Adriatic came alongside
the pier, Mr. Lemon, who Is six
feet four inches, and broad in pro
portion, walked along the deck pre
ceded by a steward carrying an
American flag over his shoulder and
over whom he sprinkled dollar bills
while he oang "Yankee Poodle."
The sad feature was that Mr.
Union would not allow the steward
to stop and pick up the largesse
which was grabbed by his shipmate ,
who promised to divide.
The Adriatic brought over $1.
250,000 in gold bullion from Lor.
don, which was the last shipment of
$8,000,000 made to local banks - -
New York Times
Agent F. H. Bold of the Pacific
Coast company, has been transferr
ed to Ketchikan to take the plac j
made vacant when he came to Skag- j
way two years ago, at whihe tlm?
the agencies of the P. C. companj j
and the A." S. S. company were com- ]
bined. Mr. Bold will arrive on th>'
next Spokane and move his familj j
to the First City.
Mr. C. D. Grange of the Paclfii |
Coast company will not leave Skag
way until February, when ho is to
be transferred to Seattle. The or
der retaining him here arrived on
the Spokane and was doubtless as
welcome a piece of news to the peo
ple of Skagway as we believe It
was to Mr. Grange. When Febru
ary arrives let us hope that some
arrangements will be made to keep
him here permanently.
Charles Brockway, who recently
returned from a vacation of several
weeks in the cities to the south,
had the pleasure of returning to
Alaska on the same boat with C.
E. Johnson, the linotype expert who
set up the machine for the Daily
Empire at Juneau. They had form
erly known each other In Cordova.
TAKER I, OX (J TIMK TO
TKtli ins THBACHKRf
Indianapolis, Nor. 11 ? Ortle Mc
Manlgnl in Ilia testimony today
diilina thai Hocking* wm the chief
conspirator In the dynamiting out
uces. McManlgal will doubtleeg be
(<n the stand for two weeks.
( Nfl.AIMKI) i.kttkrs in
SKUIK'AV IHWT OFFICII
The following letters remained
uncalled for In the Skagway pott
office Nov. 8, 1911:
Ciirllale. A. H.
Desmard, Harry
Knowlton, Miss Viola
Mnthlason, Olnf
Roberts, Mr. Dell
Roberta, Mr. Wlndell 8.
A. F. Klndcll, T. M.
THE JABBERWOCXY OF GOLF.
nlbllrk. dpi* the dimpled bull
l>ld top and footle from the im;
All mashie ?fro the bunkers tall.
And th? link* rh>< feed wllh lion
Beware the bunkered rourse. my won.
The grassy lie. t !??? | >m?1 ? encroach;
Beware the putting green* and shun
The hattardous apfvnach
Ho took hi* drlvins club In hand.
Long t Im.- the red dot ball he sought;
Then rested he a I the second tea
And stood awhile in thought
And at In goiflsh thought ha stood.
The bunkered cojrse before him cam*;
On one side sliced the linger wood.
The other pulled the aame
One, two one. two. and through and
through
The ? ie.-n h >lrs with orlee of "fors;"
Hob *1* holes up! Ilea won the cupl
He Itaa a botrey wore!
And hast thou played the bunkered
course?
Come to my arms, my brassy boy
Oh. baffy day oh. stymie play!
Ha caddied In nta Joy
Twna niblick, and the dimpled ball
DM ? ti.im the teas;
All maahle were the bunkera tall.
And the links clerked with tree*
-Kllea It l*yna In Ufa
Har Only Requiramsnt.
-*> t .i L ? t . .*\
*^-5 -P |W W?"
"I want n bathing costume. I don't
mind what color, hut pled* (shudder)
let It Ik- a warm one."? Punch.
Couldn't B? Don*.
Paddy Dot.in benght a watch from
tbe local Jeweler wltk a guarantee to
keep It order for twelve months.
About six months after Paddy took
It back because It bad stopped.
"You seem to have had an accident
with It." said the Jeweler.
"A small one. sure enough, air.
About two months ago I was feeding
the pig and It fell Into the trough."
"But yon should have brought H be
fore."
"Sure, your honor, I brought It aa
soon ns I could We only killed the
pig yesterday.**? London Telegraph.
The Pl.:? For It
"And what did the commission on tbe
high cost of living accomplish T"
"Accomplish? Why, they published
a leaflet that cost $7,200 and drew their
ffi.OOO salaries."
"Have they made their final report?"
"Of course not They haven't ex
hausted their $100,000 appropriation."
"And d'->n't they try to put the blame
anywhere?"
"Oh. v es They charge It to the fool
ish extravagances of the American peo
ple."? Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Henry Fried en thai Phone 76. Quick
delivery. Raenxe and expr?Mtng on
short notice, day or night
Angeles Beer
COSTS* MORE TO BREW
COSTS YOU NO MORE
in Bottles and on Draf* at
ALL FIRST CLASS BARS
DO*T E*rKRTM?*T
To* Will Make So Mistake if V ? ?
Follow This Ad?k?.
Never neglect your kidneys.
If you hnv? pain In the bark,
urinary disorders, d nines and
nervousness, It'a time to act and
no Um? to experiment. Than* at a
frequently symptoms of kidney
trouble, and a remedy which u
recommended for the kidneys ikAdld
be taken in time.
Dosn's Kidney Pilla are a good
remedy to use. It baa acted effect,
ively in many cases in thla vlclnl'y.
Can Alaskan residents demand
further proof than the following te -
timonlai T
E. O. Beaumont, CIS O 31,
Eureka, Cal , aaya: "For a long
time 1 bad a bad ro^e of kidney an i
bladder trouble. The kidney aecret
lona were too frequeat In pasaage
and I Buffered a great deal front
backache that waa especially serere
at night. I applied piasters to my
back and uaed other remedies, but
without receiving any noticeable
benefit. Happening to ace an ar
ticle tn the papera about Doin'a
Kidney Pills, I procured the rem
edy. 1 began using It and In a
short time my kldueya were restor
ed to a normal condition. I hare
uaed fire boxes of Doan'a Kidney
Pilla and can aay that I am cured.
Aa I did not take any other remedy
at the aame time, I give the full
credit for my cure to Doan's Kidnej
Pilla."
For aale by all dealer*. Price
SO centa. Foeter-Milburn Co., Buf
falo, New fork, sole agenta for the
United States.
Remember the name? Doan'e?
and take no other.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
From this date on all caJla Intend
ed for Henry FrloderthaJ the Inde
pendent Expressman should be made
to eeven-eix (76) and your ra.ll will
receive Immediate attention. Me as
Hacontlnuffd his office at the Hough
ton Cigar Store*.
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold Hartwigeen. successor U
W. W. Houghton, baa taken th<
agency for the justly famous
HOW S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollar* Re- |
ward for any case of catarrh that <-*i
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Curt
P. J. CHENEY * CO , Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned have known
f. J. Cheney for the put 15 year*
Toledo, O.
??nd believe him perfectly honorable
?n all business tran?actlons. and fir
utclall.v able to carry out any obllg*
Uooa made by his firm. Waldlng. Km
lan A Marvin, Wholesale arugglsta o
Haifa Catarrh cure I? taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces cf (he system
Testimonials ?ert free Price 7Sc.
oer bottle. Sold by all Iratglsta.
Take Hall'a Fam'ly Pills for constl
patlion.
Olympla be?r on d-aft at the
Board of Tra<1-\ Thla famous brew
\s kept constantly fresh both on
lraft and In bottles This Is the
time to drink beer. Oet It at th*
Board of Trade Bar, where the cel
ebrated Rainier Beer is also kept
In bottles. ,
No Premiums
No Prizes
BI T A ( ASH nisrorXT OP
FIFTEEN PER CENT OFF THE
R K ? C I. A K P It I C K .
?MM H1M-M MM 11 1
? We Have The Finest Line of?
OETl'in NATIVE MADE AL
ASKA SILVER AND (T)PPKR
80IIVKXIR8.
Something that Is of nnnsual val
ue to tourists or for Alaskans to
send as presents to their friends
back East. We box and wrap
our goods for shipment.
E. H. Richter & Bro.
? ?FREE*?
TO FUR SHIPPERS
T1?? ?ott rHlafcl* ?M m' r
R^ptrt and Prir? Lint of lUklad pabll?fc*d.
"Iljf fchnhrrt
MallM mtltotboaa tirtef?<rt?l ,n Raw r?r?
131? 18 TOT* ?*?f (W ? WSTU-TOMT
t?'? not * Tn?pp?r ??nl<Io. tart a
trrrj two twl?, whtrti rlrr* m r?
port* of what l? Mm la all the nf
?h? World In Row f*r?. TbU
Information It "rortll handmla of dollar* In
foa. Wr*. for it- NOW fTS FREl
A. B. SHUBERT, im.
ft. Unwl m +? W?H fcalai uihi .li ?
ta?l<M Raw Fan
? 171 J .ODtACS. 11..C S /L
ANNUAL
CHRISTMAS
DRAWING
H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEER JEWELER
From No*. I to Drr 24 birlMn*.
for wli $? 00 pnrrKt*. will It*
given ? IkM wkirh >witln tl??
K> ? rKanr* on $ l>f ??!
f?l px<rf now on 4trplay m oar
?How window.
I ?? p?i??, n< mnk fnfl
inA pnrr. I rompl tfr art ( omma
nity iflrw, V) *mt (iMrmtw
W nnr?. I ??nf? npfti far# Wal.
tK?m mmffwut, 2^ yrmt ram.
4tK ftiv I Mm Knnfma rmm
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(U? r>tp? ?n?l
?inrw whitr.
(Viwwf D*r. 24. Ittt, ? p. a.
Best Meals
In Th*> CHf St thfl
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY QCr
DINNER
Lodging'
F.rerythinir Clean arvl
Flrtf ( ItM
Fifth Avenue near Broadway |
krur\r?Jt#\A#urww
< CANDY S
< CIGARS ?
( TOBACCO
(Smokers Articles C
\ (' fully S' locted Stork h
? oh Soch m Shave- J
bHte, Note %
jtQsrds r
V I ?? nt forget the iinmbfr J
<420 ]
BROADWAY, fNwr FiM) k
Tony Dortero's \
1 1 1 i M 1 1 +
?
i Board of Trade;;
| Cafe.........;;
J, Kinma A CUik, ,
-J* Eveything New and Fir?t " j
V Class \
1
Ranrjuets and Prnrate jDwmen ] |
A Vf?ky 1 1
Popular Prices ] I
I Open Day and Night ' |
1-1- Mil ' ?
DEWEY
CAFE
0>?n?d t'nd?r N *m
\fana*?>Hi??t
J . E. TEMCL
Formwlf o f
0?wMn Kentucky Kltchto
and lately of
Scotr* Held CareroM.
The Best in the Market
Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOWN
AT POPULAR PRICES
Open from 6 a. m. to 1 0 p . at
Draper ?St Co.
Ajentg For ?
FASTMW KODAK SCTTVtBt
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Finishing don# for thow wbo "pms
tb? bnttoa."
Fall Hn? of Films, Plata
Papers.
Mat! order* carefully sttmdsd to
nitU'EK * mMPAJTT. P. O. B?w Q
Skafwar. Alaaka.