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Cigars, Tobacco,
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
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I ?1*4 Ut- it r?iuu*?tj. u> bo ouuxol) t'rv?
? iruui a-ujo# tu<. dftU&v-W* nrtu*;<
4taor<J?n to ouwuitt U> uwU* any k.Ul
ue jf afef&x?r &r<U*rt\iL To UU bo\?
ui?* tr<.At cau t>? brou,,.:!
! ibuct ?U1 cotuluwiujj wools
> lo i? of AIabJsau
) Jtrv t'tutrhw WvUuofv, it,.. Mori
l u*ai St. Bo*Ua<ham. , ?o.v?
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! PUto ;u< x> U?U.? tta 1 ^
Mkefkj >uiia a?o *;***? Uicy hAi
ouiW OM of kiun?> trouble. I woaki
Lot Ulltik. of tw?tu* without * aUl>Pt>
14 |ju* reiucvjjr iu LOo bouee. I tuui
fcUferta of khiitejr cowpbiAin ov afouv.
?*i bj buofcu** Atui & difficulty wtth
tiw iiucu-y socrotuwio. TUcfo ??>
much f'" auU aur?o>aib Acrotu uy
IwUis aa?l 1 Al?*ys fc-lt ww*ry and
i?r?,pti.i i aAi but tuUe ?uvujfth
M,r..) J, 1 CVMilU lio tO AtU'tul
to uxj aouBowoffe. IAmu's KUiUtj
PlUm r*-*Iic * t\l th4 ululate*
<"*"? itiafi i]r au?1 vuntiuuirxl ua*; W"
piovmi my couJlUou la every way. 1
> * . a ofwu nx.?uuittitiUcU Lb hi rviii?xi>
U> niy trkLlli SJltl
by *li JsaKrv Price 5*
Kosur-MUburu, Co.. Buffalo
New York, aoW ??<rau (or tbe UuitmJ
j'Xei
Keoioaibvr the wlou- - lV>aa'a aa
f-ai- a o other.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Music T??h?f?.
MISS M. C. HINDSHAW
Tvacber of
PIANO FORTE
Special Terms tor a LiiuitrU
Number of Begtauer*
EIGHTH AVE. ANC MAIN ST.
A(lorn?|
ROYAL A. GUNNISON
AUjrney-AVL**
P. 0. Bex K JuaeAu. Alaak*
H. 8. IE FEVRE
AHorn*y-At law
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H. P. M BIKtUNBlNK
ENGINEER
U. S. 0?f>uty C?n >1 snj Mi')*r<tl 1
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follsjr tiki* ? Ha1u<m. AUuka
Nuiluu^ b?x.U>r for a rotitju ?kui
tttAii au K**lrii li>? MAdeA^v, j;*>l
una ai Sviiuur ? tiviicr Sboy. tt
t >iaL!i*hcd 1 0^7 elephone i 12 jj j
Phil. Abrahams
Real_ Estate and
Fire Insurance
Agent toi Dubuque file \ Mamie tits. Co.. Dubuque Iowa ;
\\ ushuigton i ire In* Co., Seattle, \\ <uh.
NOTARY PUBLIC SKACWAY, ALASKA j
t NEW COMFORTABLE ELEGANT
The Caribou Hotel
^ U VjOfcXVS i I .Ci Jt
Carcross, Yukon Territory
Iu>ui?ji4lclt C)(nw?ilc liu M iul? C?u Dejiot
A eii 1 jbippcJ t uiuave ticdteJ I hioughout Caie And Bai
I lroJtju4itci> for Atlin Std^c Line
4-H-H-H I"! H i Mil lli-' -t-H-H-H-hH-i- H M H-t
| oCiciai Watch Iu?|wvtot White IV- ?te Vukou Kouto |
| l^elidbl<? Jeweler !
Beautiful Alaska Nugget Jewelry I
IViijUs Mul* to Ihxler.
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Carved Mastodon and Walrus Ivory
t'hoic* .-..i-tj . otj iiiefc x? Suiaeiici. i*jkper \Ve:ghu?, Cribt*^
AD<i X*pk.n hi. tigs.
THE ONLY LINE OK :
1 .of>|Jc*<9lr> . >uui*. Tobacco, Stamp, Natch. Collar AuJ Cuff Buxm ia
iti? citjr.
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Mrautitul Alaska Scenic Hau<l 1'aiut^l Chiua
| J. 11(U td 53 Optician. . ? J
..Society..
DO GOOD TODAY.
Let uk- today Jo something that
shall lake
V UtiU" .?adne.>3 from the world's \a.-u
it lore,
A ait ufciv I be so favored as to make
Of joy's too scanty >um a little
more. ? Ella Whwhr Wilcox
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The Eagles wil) give a dance to
kl|lt
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Mr an*l Mrs. G. Herman Miller
? ere Pullru house gW?b for New
Year's dinner.
Kroken friendship may be soldered,
but never made sound. ? Spanish pro
?rb from the Footpath to Peace.
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M H. ti. Boardman of Ftawson ar
ri\vd in Skagway on Wednesday and
let* on the Humboldt for Seattle.
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.Mrs. W. H. Vance of Carcross b
at the White Pass hospital under Dr.
W. G. Gabie's care and ks impruv iug.
Mr and Mrs. Emil Riehter and Mr
V. J. Baker were dinner guests of
Mr and Mrs. E. J. Liddicoat on New
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Mr F. S. Cliff who visited with
fried* In Sk.tgway during th. holi
days i?-ft for home in Juneau on the
Humboldt.
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Friendships that have been renew
ed require more care than those tha".
have never been broken off. ? La
Rochefoucauld.
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Mr and Mrs. T L. MeRae and
children left on the Princess Beatricv
for Nana: mo. B. 0.. where they will;
Mrs. L. A. Harrison, Miss Ethel
Weste and Mr W. \V. ShorthiU were
dinner guests of Mr. P. R Graves
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Mr and Mrs. Fred Doree pleasant- 1
ly entertained Messrs. Brown H
K rb' FN ttteio And M'.ss Edua
Black at New Year's dinner.
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Mr> Jaates Rock left on the Jcf
fersuKt for her old home Tuvares. near
Jacksonville. Florida, and will spend
the winter visiting with her mother
On Monday Mrs. George Dedmau
entertained at dinner at the Golden I
North hotel for Mr and Mrs. Geoffrs
Butler. Mr. H W. Kirby and Mr F
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Miss LouUe MoCoriuac writes her
sisii r Mrs. Jerry Quiulau that she
has a fine school in Loodeu. Yukon,
and is much pleased with her sur
Mr and Mrs. Geoffrv Butler came
north on the Princes Beatrice and
after a brief tbiit with Mrs. Butler's
mother, Mrs. George Dedmau. they
left for their home at Summit.
Mr and Mrs. Jerry Quinlan enter
tamed at dinner New Year's l>ay for
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. McRae and child
ren, Mrs. William Whaieu. Judge
and Mrs. Marun Conway and child
After the bal masque Now Y^ar >
cu ^ jolly party took possession or
the Pulton Ik-us* for supper ami en
joyed the hospitality of that popular
hostelry until a late hour in the
moruiug.
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Mrs. Harriet S. Pulleu was a Hum
boldt passenger fur Seattle and
San Francisco. Before returning to
Skagway Mrs. Pullen will visit with
her mother, sister and brothers near
Cape Flattery
Mrs. G. B. B&rtoau and baby of
Careross are doing finely at the W
P. hospital The wee laddie weighs ,
? pounds and will be named when
his father comes for a week end
visit to Skagway.
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Wednesday Miss Eunice Parker.
Mis.-, May Parker. Mr H. W K.-rby
and Mr. M A. Snow. chaperoned by
Mrs. George Dwtamtn were dinner
guttata of Mr. P. S. Cliff at lie
Golden North hotel.
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Ou Weduesday Mr. and Mrs. H.
F. Taylor www boat and auaies at a
dinner party Ttte $itwb were Mr
aud Mrs F J. Van de Wall. Mr and
Mrs. G. G. Miller Miss Hazel Van de
Wall, Mr r F \V. Lowle. Mr. Lion
jvl Btrriuian. Vera Miller and Fran
ces Vau tie WalL
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Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Van dw Wall
very pleasantly % entertained at din
ner on New Years Day for Miss
Margaret Whaleu, Miss Genevieve
Whale a. Mtss Hazel Van de Walt
Mr. L H. Johnston, Mr. Lionel Ber
niuan, Mr. Joseph Mason and Fran
ce* Vau de Wali
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Ou New Year's Day Mr. and Mrs.
j E. J Sweeuey entertained a number
of friends at a delicious dinner. The
?.'wt-euey residence was beautifully de ?
orated in holly and other holiday trio*
nitngs. The guests were Mr. and
Mrs 0. B. Howerton. Messrs. G. Jef
i ???. Guy SiiKTelle. Victor Sparks !
and Harold Howert.n.
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At the bal masque given by the
H Pass Athletic club on New
Year's Mrs. W. C. MeKenzie rep
r seated the club colors, black, and
red aud took first prue as best dress
ed lad> ? as a Mexican Mr. F. F. W.
Lowle took first prize; prizes were j
awarded to Mr. Lionel Bernmaa as j
a i . .amu:u to Miss Mills as "Spick
and Span." to Mr. John Pugh as a
squaw. to Mr. Guy Sipperelle as a
German soldier and to Miss Edna
Black and Mr. Victor Sparks as "La I
dies of the Period."
On Wednesday afternoon the La- I
dies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian
-lurch gave a farewell entertaln
LiK-tr. at the residence of Mrs W. J.
Mulvihill for Mrs. J J. Patterson and
M:-s. p. W. Snyder. Each honor
S'jest given a token of re mem- ;
braace by the lister members of the
v. Mrs. Snyder was presented with
a handsome suit case and Mrs. Pat
tenon with a beautiful nugget pin.
... afternoon was passed with sew
ing and \ .siting. Elaborate refresh
in. ..is were served by the Aid Mrs. [
>uyje.r ? ;i go to Klamath Falls.
Ore., and Mrs. Patterson to New j
Mexico. Both members have been :
i.i.-aful members of the Ladies' Aid j
and their departure is much regret
ted by all their friends.
Subacrlba for TTt? Daily Alaskan.
Poor Little Herman; ae'a Baay
any body can beat hhn.
Ladies face massage at sehuer's
barber ?hop by appointment. tf
You vSii get the Olympia brew by
the bottl* at the Board of Trade.
Try an Electric Faco sod Scaly
Maasa^o at SeAu?r'a tfcirbw Shop. if
?ALE
The Pack Train 3 now aelUng
big lot of Good Goods at reduced
'.?rices as they are getting too old
to hold and sell at a profit. Years,
if. Herman Grimm
Don: t worry whether it was a white
beu or a black hen that laid the
e- - but -;-et the ess at the KYye
Bruha Ox tf
Cone in or phone orders for Gib
?om rye. Rainier and Olympia beer,
delivered to your home by Tbe Mas
cot.
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Two flowers always in bloom svaft .
in tbe dead of winter- -May flower But
ter and WUd Kv?o Lard, at
K"rye- Bruhn Co. **
None better and purer than. Gibson
rye: Ranter and Olympia beer. Or
ders by phone promptly delivered.
The Mascot. j
Joo IXiscalao fe? In Cowu and ready
b> swoey chimineya for any oue who
may requiro bss services. Leave or- 1
tiers at Tony IVrtero or Mascot ;
Saloon.
ALL THOUGHTFUL HUS8AMDS
provide good dry wouL Call ui>
vlaika Transfer Company and order
one cord or more. H eonwtt t& every
night from Denver Glacier.
Wacvh the train. tf
The Houseof Rich
D. J. Ricrt, Prvprt-Kor. .
WALl PAPER. BUILDING PAPER
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS AND
BUILDING MATERIAL
Mall Or Horn Promptly
AttintM To
Skanwav, Alaska
Interesting Storj of Consultation with
Oormatologist and Successful Use
of Cuticu a. A so Case of Sever
Poisoning, Reiief of Which by
Cuticura *as Permanent
" Nib? years ago i noticed a bald spot
cotii.Rj; ja my heat; ami. a-> 1 was only
n,nel<vii years old. it did no* seem
natural. as it was on the side of mv
head instead of oa :op. My mother
advised my seeing a dermatologist and
1 did so. >oe of the best in Boston, and
he said it was due to a genu I must
have got at the barber's. He couldn't
aaourv a cure, but by treating each hair
se^arateiv by eiectricitv. he said, the
nair aught out wbite or gray, if
it came out at alL He proposed giving
me a treatment every month for sii
months at tea dollars a treatment.
When I toW my :?o?ber she adrift
using Cuticura and :h<a 1 did. using
Cuti-.ura Soap and 0 ntmant every Jay.
1b two months my hair ivmncnwi *o
grow, and :n six months one would
uever have uwvb there bad been any
trouble, the hair coming out beu?? btati.
the exact shade of my own. I have
never lad any trouble since, and feet
1 can't say ha J enough for Cuticura.
" Another member of our family was
terribly poisoned by poison iw and
every sunuier fcr siit yars the blisters
came, bursting and musing <reat suffer
mg. We tried evervthing recommended
by the test pfcystctaos, but with ao
good result. F naily we tried Cuticura
and obtained reiief in a very >hort time
which was p* rn anent. She ftas nwer
had ajov trouble ?;r.ce. so Cuticura i?
invaluable to 'is. you --??e. G-J. Browne.
1 Kem.agtou St.. Dorchester, Viaa.. Juo.
29. 1910. '
This Setrer is but on.? of hundreds ?? 7
ing proof of the success of the Cuticura
Remedies in treajlag tfce sfc'u and sea.' p.
fUtalta;' :C .? C . .Stic Ptoj - . Bostcii
Crown hanx and bacon ? and Pic
nic *i?m* Try tike Crown and don't
PwntCs. To be lad at
the Ftye-Bruhn Co. tf
Comic to the rye ? tie Old Gibscn
rye, ia a very iiappv diversion. Tuck
tas it at tfe? Soard of Trade.
RAW FURS I
YYE PAY g?
HIGH - PRICES I
FOR FINE FURS |
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I Percy's Fur House |
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SERIAL NO. 01-W8.
NOTICE OS1 APPLICATION FOR
PATENT TO HOMESTEAD.
U. S. T.arwl Office it Juneau. JM?.
November M, ml
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIYSX that
Joseph A. Smith, i citizen of the
United Sates over die ago of twwty
ono years, residing in ths Disfriot of
Vlaska, near the cowa of Hastes. in
said District, has appl ied to i"a&e
an try, under Seetiuu 2235*. Rev feed
Statutes of the United States, a Sal
oailer Che Ad of Congress approval
March 3, 1903, of the lands embraced
in. U. S. Non- mineral Survey So. 205.
situate near Haines. Alaska. and
more particnSariy described as fol
io ws:
Beginning at Cor. No. I, aa hoe
*-l of rise Presbyterian Stissoa Re
ser ve, a stone maried S. 205 C. 1.
whence U. S. I- M. No. 573 hears
S. 30 deg. 53 mi a. E. 50. U chs..dist;
thence, V"nc vi of Presbyterian
Mission Reserve, 12:52 chs. to Cor.
No. 2, identical with Cor. 2 of U. S.
Military Reserve. a stone marked
S. 205 C. 2: thence N. 9 deg. Ot min.
B along line of U. S. Military Re
serve, 7.58 chs. to Cor No. 3. iden
tical with Cor. 3 of said Reserve,
a stone marked S. 205 C. 3; thence
N. 30 deg- 58 aa W., along U. S.
M. R.. 7.56 chs. to Cor. No. 4, iden
tical with Cor. 4 of U. 5. M. R., a
stone marked S. 205 C. 4; thewre
S. 9 deg. 92 rnin. W., along U. S.
M. R. 7.57 chs. to Cor. No. 5. iilenr
tieai with Cor. 4 of Presbyterian Mis
sion Reserve and Cor. 1 of U. S.
Military Reserve, a stone marked S
206 C. 5; thence Weec, 9.13 chs.
bridge on government road, 40.40 chs.
to Cor. No. ?>. a stone marked S. 205
C. 5; thence North, 20.00 chs. to
Cor. No. 7, a stone marked S. 206
C. 7; thence East. 4.39 chs. govern
ment road, (W.OO chs. to Cor. No. 3,
not set. ia. road, witness comer
^ears South, 55 links disc, a stone
marked S. 205 W. C. 3; thence, froct
true corner, South, 23.25 chs. to Cor.
No. I. the place of beginning. Area
117.55 acres. Yariatiott at all cor
ners 31 deg. 00 min. S.
Any all persons claiming ad
versely any portion of the abo*? de
scribed tract are required to SK'
with the Register and Receiver
the U. S. Land Office at Jnaeau, Al
aska. their adverse claim ther* agains
under oath, during the period of
publication of this aocce, or wsthm
thirty iays thereafter, or they wilt
be barred.
C- B. WALKER.
Register.
It is hereby ordered that the 6>r*
going notice be published for the
statutory period in the Daily Alaskan
a iewspaj>er published at Skagway.
Alaska
C. B. WALKER.
Register.
ITirst publication. Dec. 20. 1910.
t publication, Feb. 2S, 1910.
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BY ITS OWN FLA NT ?OH DKUaAlSRS
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ASle sutvess. iu !>ai>* yoMrtiitur*. .
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tiie baiter.
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