Just Received ??7cood
Heinz Mince Meat
If you prefer making your own, we have
the NEW CROP Raisins, Currants, Candied
Peels, Boiled Cider,- Pure Spices, etc. to
make it extra good suss
%
Sweet Apple Cider 50c per gal.
The Finest that ever arrived in Skagway
C. W. Ask & Sons
WINTER CAPS
50c to $5M
DORTERO & SON. 421 Broadway
I he Monogram
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R. J. BRITTA1N =======
I he host of \\ ines, Liquors and Cigars
Olympia, Rainier and
Budweiser Beer
\>. IIHW .YTH A\I> ?TH *\ KMK, SKAGWAY.
Fannlv order# by 'phone receive prompt attention'
IrJON r t=ROC
Ua>4 \\ j'? G ?. S ' CK.-T3
i H. Hartwigsen
Su<v?Mor to
W. W. BOUGHTON
DK*U*K ?*
t)i*:ars Tobacco.
Smokers* Articles,
St fione^y a;vi ?-?sh
r?* Tack'e
*>*; -far' usbiky
i^c *n:s . i.at-stctpt
r'.3:tted ?r?*s
\'K? srT?i>pnf *vo
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Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY STAMICH, Proprwtor
F?r 14 Tttn We Hit* StrrrJ ??Jt
The Best in the Markets
am! tmdiy it it tW
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
-> N?w Locabon
Broadway. txfwrrn 3rd and 4th
The Dflmonico of Alaska
A MAN'S FAITH IS SHOWN
BY THE WORK HE DOES
t fjnth m the N'crth m shown by the construction of
a nrn 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.
Our Bar Goods are none of them
Lew than from 7 to 14 year* old
Liquors and Cigars are of the Best
I ? coolers and all modem appliances for keeping clean and
Sanitary Drinks
THE PACK TRAIN BAR
HERMAN GRIMM, Proprietor Skagway
....For Sale or Rent.... '
i
Pantheon Saloon
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+ A Woman's Vigilance*
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By CARROLL H PIERCE. ***
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4< J< 4< ^ -!? J- J. A 4* ?!?
The rapid advance of civilisation In
America baa placed far In (bo back
ground the stirring event* of ludian
warfare that lasted from tin* first occu
pancy of the continent to the annihila
tion of General Custer awl his ill fated
command. Yet this last great event
of the long straggle with the aborigines
of the country occurred but a genera
tion a gone.
There still lives a woman more than
ninety year* of age who passed through
one of the* Indian events. At twenty
she was married to a lieutenant In the
army on duty in the east, bnt who had
been ordered to a small fort In what
was then the far west. Immediately
after the wedding the couple started
for the officers' station, pursuing theii
way by canal, stagecoach and. lastly,
an army supply wagon.
At that time there were white men
In that region who were worse than
the Indians In that they often Incited
the latter to pillage and bloodshed
They were not the settlers, hut a class
of desperadoes that are always found
lounging about the skirmish line of the
advancing army of civilisation.
Mrs. Untenant we shall call he?
Whittlesey found herself In a one com
pany post, and. the company's captain
being absent and her husband belnil
the ranking officer, he was comman
dant indeed, there was but one othet
officer there, and Mrs. Whittlesey was
the only woman among some sixty
men. Indians now and again would
come Into the fort, and their ap|>ear
ance was quite enough to scare a wo
man out of her senses, for of all the
name* most appropriate to tho?e peo
ple?Indians, redskins, savages? the last
la the most appropriate. They looked
savage and acted savage, were flvn-e
in their natures and made themselves
hideous to correspond with what they
I [I
One day a dirty white mnn Clad In
aklns came Into the fort and. claiming
to N> ? settlor. told it pitiful story of
h wife ami children at some distance
from tho ga rrlson who were having n
hard time. HI* llttlo girl hail l*eott
?hot by an Imllan with a barbed ar
row and tho father wished to cut It
out. Would tho surgeon lot him havo
?omo chloroform?
Tho surgeon ga\-e him tho chloro
form. telling him how to n<o II and
tho precautions ho must take. Thon
tho man wont away.
Though tho redskins woro at peace
with tho whites, Mr*. Whittlesey
would not trust thoni. She did not
consider tho post froo from danger of
attack at any tlmo. It was nothing
moro than a blockhouse or stocfcad?
with' a raisod platform for tho sonttio*
to pace upon and littlo towors with
loopholes from which thoy might flrv
npon an onomy If nttackod.
Ono night Mr*. Whittlesey stole out
of hod. leaving her huslwnd asleep
and. putting on some clothing. shr
went out to Inspect the guard. She
found one sentry nodding nnd another
fast asleep She took the sloojier's i
musket and awakened him to see him
self covered by a woman with his own
*un.
Mrs. Whittlesey told her liust and In
the morning that she had gone ont an<J
found tho guard unwatchfnl. Though
knowing that sleeping on post Is death
to a sentry, she made no definite
charges. The commandant endeavor
ed to arouse his guards to greater effi
ciency. but his efTorls wore short lived,
and discipline soon rola\ed again.
Mrs. Whittlesey. l?oing a woman, was
discredited in the matter, and her hus
band told her to make no moro visits
to the guards lest sho put him. as
command.'! nt. In a ridiculous position.
One night the lady, not havlnjt a
man's confldom-e in the pea oof illness
of ItlO lllil':"l? .'t'.i'l out of
"Nsl anil wont to assure herself that
the guards were awnte She found
three of the fonr nodding. while th?
fourth hod -'ink down nniwiMow,
hts mu?ket lying U-sioe him. Hut
wh.it imperially attracted her attention
wns n strong odor of chloroform
It was this odor that led her to ana
pert an especial danger aisd to make
an observation. Rising on tiptoe, ahe
saw a dark Mr moving toward the
fort. Seizing the uni-ofisHous scntry'a
pin. she run to the nenrest tower and
throtirh the nirrow silt left for firing
aent a bullet Into the coming warrior*.
ITor shot was a twnfofc .itrantage.
It showed the Indians that tl?#.f com
ing had l>een detected and the
garrl?'>n Tiie former hesitated a few
minutes, then eon tinned their aiKa.vt,
sending arrows and bullet" against tl?e J
stronghold.
Men rame pouring up from below
In their night clothes, among them the
i-onimandant lie saw fire flash from
one of the towers, and the next mo
ment his wife rame ont. Mood drip
ping from her tight arm. She swoon
ed In Ids arms.
The stratagem of the savages, which
had !>eon con olved ky the white man.
who hail liegewl the chloroform, had
l?oen averted by the wat> hfnlnesa of
the only woman of tlie garrison. Not
a man but hung his head In shame,
while their commander's assurance
was only kept up by his pride In hla
wife's feat.
Mr*. Whittlesey's wound waa not
dangerous, and she ?oon recovered.
The aceonnt of hew she had saved the
fort having Nvin reported to Washtng
hm. she was awarded n gold medal by
INTENSE ITCHING OF
In Rash on Leg. Spread to Other
Parts of Body. Several Boils,
Pain Caused Nervousness and
Loss of Sleep. Cuticura Soap
and Ointment Effected Cure.
3.16 W. 20th Rt., tx* Oal. ?
"The skin nffnrtlon began In a little nsl
colored r**h on my right leg. and gradually
?l>rvad to other part* nf my
hody. Tlmi umall plmptaa
trrram) mill Utw "rvrcaJ
holl* on mjr Hi Thr (kin
around tSie boOa ?a* at
flrnt hrtaM ml. and aTlcr
**nl? Ix-uip darker ent
eral. Tbii rtoihln* Irrltatod
I ho anrm The pain rausnd
nrrrouanoa and loaa of
Hi or p. and the lu-hln* WM
Intense. Aft or uolnf varlou* rnni>dl?w for
about nix month* 1 mw how a pmon af
flicted with ckin ilNrwae wan cured by using
Cuticura Soap and ointment.
?' I hatred the **w with Outtcura Snap
and hot water and then applied CuUcura
Ointment and after about ?U month*' con
utant treatment the aorrt gradually healed
liwving the *kln ?>ft and nroooth. Cuticura
Soap and Ointment efficted ? enmpteto
cure." i S limed i H. A. Roblnaon. Feb. 24. '12.
If you wt?h a akin clear of plmptaa. Mack
head* and oitHY annoying: eruption*. hand*
noft and white, hair llv* and glowy. and
(??alp free from dandniff and Itcliln* begin
twlay the nwular u*e of Oiticura Soap ft*
the toilet. t<ath and Khainpoo. assisted by
an occasional Ihtht application of C'utJcur*
Ointment. Sold everywhere. Liberal nmpte
of each mallei! free wlth.l2-p Skin Rook Ad
dn? po?t-oard "Cutieufm. l>ept T. Ronton "
* m TeniVr-fact-d men altould u*e < "uticura
Soap Sha* iog Mick. 85c. Sample ftvu.
KIUSH EASTERN OYRTE1W
In any quantity, on the bait Shell,
first of the season, at the Pack
Train Restaurant.
PRACTICAL
TRAINING SCHOOL
FOR
Steam, Gas and
Electrical Engineers
DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS
Catalog and particular* on request.
Reference: First National Bank of Seattle.
M '.n.Vfii *iil Si. ? SEATTLE. WASH.
Angeles Beerj
COSTS* MORE TO BREW
COSTS YOU NO MORE J
in Bottles and 011 Draff at
All FIRST CUSS BARS
. DON'T KXTKROOETT
Vou Will Make No Mistake If T?a
Follow This Ad?k?.
Never neglect your kidneys.
If you bavo pain In the back,
urinary disorders, diiilue-s ami
nervousness, It's time to act and
no time to experiment . These fcce
frequently symptoms of kidney
trouble, and a remedy whitfc i*
recommended for the kidneys should
be taken in time.
Uoan'a Kidney Pilla are a good
remedy to use. It baa acted etl fin
itely in many eases in this vicinity.
Can Alaskan residents demand
further proof than tUe following tes
timonial ?
E. 0. Beaumont, 633 0 it.
Eureka, Cal., sa>s: "For a long
time I bad a bad case of kidney and
bladder trouble. The kidney secret
ions were too frequent in passage
and I suffered a great deal from
backache that tu especially severe
at night. 1 applied plasteri to my
back and used other remedies, but
without receiving any noticeable
benefit. Happening to aee an ar
ticle in the papers about Down's
Kidney Pills, 1 procured the rem
edy. 1 began using it and In a
short time my kidneys were rwto~
? ?d to a normal condition. I hare
used five boxes of loan's Kldn< y
1'ills snd can say thai I ain cured
As 1 did not take any other remedy
at the same time, 1 give the full
credit for my cure to LK>ans Kidney
Pills."
For sale by all dealers. Price
50 cents. Foster-Mllburii Co., nuf
falo. New York, sole agents for the
United Staix*.
Remember the name -- Dean's?
and take no other.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Prom this date on all calls lnt? 1
ed for Henry Friedenthal, the Inde
pendent Expressman should be fhade
U> seven-six (itt) and y? ur call wtU
receive immediate attention. Me as!
discontinued his offio st the r-ough I
Ion CJgV 8 lore.
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold Hwtwlcwen, imccossor t?
W. W, Houghton. hsa taken tk?
agency tor Uie Juptly famous
HOWS THIS7
W* offer On" Hutiilr I Pi sr* P>
aard for an; rasp of catarrh that cat
not be cured by Hall's < alarrh Cnri
F. J. CHENEY A 00 , Ml in. O.
We, the undersJgnpd have known
F. J. Cheney for the paat IS yp*ra.
Toledo, O.
and believe him perfectly honorable
In all business transaction* and fin
anrlally able to rarry out an/ obi . ,
tlona made bjr bla firm. W'aldlrr. Kin
nan A Marvin. Wholesale arujcuiata o
Hall'a Catarrh rare Is taken Intern
ally, art Ins; dlrert'.y upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the ayateir.
Teatlmonlalt sent free. Price 75c. j
per bottle. 8o!d by all drngglsta.
Take Hall'a "am'ly PU!a for ronstl- 1
patllon
Olympla Iwr on d-aft at the
Board of Trad v Thla famous brew
la kept conatantly freah both on
draft and In bottlea This la the
time to drink beer. Oct It at the
Board of Trad# Bar, whore the cel
ebrated Rainier lieer la ?l?o kept
In bottled. tf.
No Premiums
No Prizes
bit A <ash nrw oi xt or
FIFTKKX PV.R C*K\T (IIT THK
REGULAR PRICK.
? Wo Have The Flneat Line of ?
GKJJCINK NATI\ ? >1 1? AI^
ASK A SILVER A YD COPPKR
SOUVEXIRS.
Something that la of unuaual val
ue to tourlata or for Alaakana to
send as preaenta to their friends
back E.wt. We box and wrap
our goods for ahlpment.
L H. Richter & Bro.
??FREE
TO FUR SHIPPERS
Th? wmtwrnrnf rHiafctoaM* -
R*l*?rt a n<1 Prtcr UtS <*1 *4 pnWHfcf*.
"3hf Ohnlirrt fchipprr"
MitM mil ioUkk* 111 r> 'w-i R?? rar?
sua re mi mat an ? M
tl'irrt iTmrwr i^irf- b* ?iwwaah>
|w??A *rwrr two r \ g v* fo| n*
port? <>f what In ill ?!??? <if
lk? WorWt lr %mrri. -?n H ? fnr+. 1h -
Information In wort* hwmtr-* of to
TV Writ a for ,f NOW IT J Hi IE
A. B. SHUBF.RT, WC
n. Iwl le* *?? *?*??*?* h
Aawricu R?? F???
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LOCAL BRIEFS |
IKAQWAY WEATMtR RtPOUT
of tb? ob*arraUoa ?**??
*t Moore'* Wharf at mddalc**
Uat night, '? w follow*:
Temp, time owwreara .. .. *6 abora
Mil (fK?4in| 14 kn ... <0 ilw**
- - .. .. Malxm
? " , a$
Cloudy and ctimJfcrometar t?:K.
Location notice*. <*ae?r and qaarta
f r a?l' fcy the Dally Alaabaa. If.
Go to the "Whlta Paw C?f?"
for th* lent m?ala In Whltaboraa
Now aniter lb* m?ni?|*BWt of Mn
Orlolf Kin*. tf
ANNUAL
CHRISTMAS
DRAWING
H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEER JEWELER
f'l N? I to Dw id Inrhliw,
tnr wwk II OH pnirliMr, will h#
?n ? hrlid wkirk ?k#
ptiwl>?wr to ? rlimM on 5 ImwH
fa I ffirM now on dirpiay in w
akow window.
I?t prim. R^antifnl flft mink hin
2nd pn?. I r?npk? wt Comma -
nitv ?ll??r. V) Y*?f fi?mnr*?
W prr?. I ruti op?n hrf Wei
ll wkiwiwbI. 25 t raae.
4?K I rt rr. I Udm kunline 'Mf
Waltkam mrrv*m*nt. 2) ft ram
">ik pure, i do? Mainland rupa and
Mtirrn whit#.
Drtwi* Dk. 24. 1912. t p a.
Best Meals
In Th* City at U?a
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY Q Cr
DINNER
Lodging'
Krerytbinff Clean and
Ft rat 01 Ma
Fifth Avenue near Broadway
CANDY !
CIGARS
TOBACCO
Smoker* Article* I
a Outfkiij Mmai stock |
OM. Such m Sh?TP |
inu ArtMlft h??lU?, Note I
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428
BROADWAY. (IW W*) I
Tony Dortero's
Board of Trade]
.........Cafe
?- 4 CWik. rrwWHn
vtKinsf New and First "
Class
?nd fmr* [Danm]
A Sprciakr
Popular Price? !
0, n Day and Night
-X I I 1 1 1 I I I ! f ? I "
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Agmte For ?
E A HTM AX KODAK SITPI.IBI
PHOTOGRAPHER?
Finishing don* for tho? wko "prow
th? battoo "
Full line of Film*, Flatoi
Papon.
Mail orri#n car*f?Ilf attondod to.
DRAPER ? mMPAXY, P. O. Ron r)
Skagwar, Ala***.