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RAW FURS
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HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
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Percy's Fur House
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RAW FURS
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Alaska Fur* a Specialty
Very Top Pnces Pa?l
Make - Trial - Shipment
DON'T FROG
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c;,u s, rotxicco,
S lickers' Articles,
one y dr>d FiSn
ing Tackle
u?. UK . -iTiSii
L ' *Jtv> I *T?S? CO*?V
itiuHTlii) MOOCS
MA AND
(.Tai-S PkJtlOiUCALi
SwMcrlfi* far Th? OAiiy Ala*****
ITCHING RASH ON
FACE m NEGK
Cur?*! ? Scratched Until Face was
Mjjs of Raw Flesh ~ Used Cu
tcura and had First Good
Night's Sleep in 3 Months.
"An itchiujt ra?i? brvia out oa my
|k* and an-i w but that 1 jcmtcW
it unc u my uw a
ra***uf n*w ths?h wtuvh
kept m? tvtk* ?U
tti?ht. AftvT gviag to
my famUy ikxtor be
-)ut Iwipui* m?. I trwd
ikuotht-f doctor but
* Ithout nxveto. After
- doctor* t&UiDtf. * fruttnl
ratxMttoMfuksi the Ctt
t.oura KoomUmk. That
night, after washing
my ffev ami ocv'k *:ta
Cuticur* Soap. I ap
fl * Dbtxl .-hkim t'ultcura
Ointment and Wl tbo list jowJ
nistu s <.?v in three montlw. t used
ahotil two K>t? oi k'utkurt Soap a/ul
Outtiuaat wheu you could not se*?
? nark, on my 1-m> or n.vk. 1 will
gUfeiiv kvikimhI (1m I'utu'W* Kern
?J.-a to anyUxiy. Vtu. Silver. 3?<i
3>th sc' . Sr* Yotk. Mj- i, wift"
la aBottier kti'.trr Mr. S.lver rays,
"My c?a? ?ss of about two years'
Stu.iw.j. After u?.ii? Outicuia Suap
aotl OibUKal f<>r alout iux?? <ia*a I
m? a vkviiitvl uuprovetueat -u.U *ai
?ourvly cuiwl in two uiontha."
>'i?r the (????' on aivi tr?atrtH-nc o t
ltcnuirf. burnutj;. otl'ag eru^-tu'ii? and
the L'looi ? n of pwmaiSMit -vkui aiki
hau MJlh, i'u(u-ur.i Suap ami ? ut:cura
Ointment an> atnolutviy unnvaitii ui
purity, eifiim'.v id>I mxnoMjr A aitichi
cake j t <\jl-eu?a So*p aim hex ui v.'uli
CVaUlUlUjrbt iUvll'tfUaUltXlcUl
S?l?l W|f> nr ttk- :?UtMU ? ??J.'A fulwl I
Iku a l kra> I ( -*?* h?M. '?? ? ? Ilia
??i kn tint i iMAwtt * c- ?K- ?*
1 ???. ,!!.?. -I IM :.-U
CASH WILL BE PAID fur u suiai:
office cabinet suitable fur stationary
lotur file. etc. L?< me know what
you havv. perhaps 1 can use it Vd j
*w? P. (X Bh Skaiwa.. H j
Dn't worry whether it was a whit,
hea or a b?ck be a that laid Ok
ess, but s?t Ibo e^s a1 l^e Vty**
Brubu Co. . "
XV HATS THE USE?
A'h.i ta the uae In walking wbei
yoa can call up lyea and get a rld?
Ui C!ia * Phone S4 ti
What's lh* use of burning greet
wood woe a you can call up Itjeu an?!
set a rtck of dry wood deilverva a>
ones? Ptkon* S4. U i
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
The Pack Tmn is now selllu* a
tig lot of Good Goo?ts at reduced
pr.ces aa they are jetting too olti
u) bold ana sell st a profit. Yours,
ti. Harman Grtrna
Have yvu trbed our lard substitute '
The fluent ?v?r for pa&ury, thea again
its 3 ceufcs a pound cheap** than
lard. Wo rwonuuead K t*> bo had at
tOe Prye-ttruha Co.
1 hav? ->*? LO abaroa of Home Power
Cu stock. It U up for SLAl'GHTHK
What will you ***?? P W. Siiyder
POI ND? An Elks Charm markka
No. *31 ? owfter call at ESli i elub
identify proper ty and pay for thit
adv -rtisexoeut.
?+?*?+11 f !? ? I ? Hi WWW 1 1-rl
Insist on being served g
: TANNHAEUSER BEER j
SEATTLE'S BEST +
AWARDCO OA AND PRUt AND THREE GOLD MEDALS AT THE jjj
A.-Y.-P. EXPOSITION.
CONTAINS s.?o P?H CKNT VOOH PRODUCTS AS SHOWN U* 5
UOVfe-'KNM&NT PIRK W>OD TKSTS ft
_ YE OLD STYLE PORTER ;
4* AnMnl Gold MeJai. Suip wnia< all oomp*U8or? la Competition for J?
? ?ntll( at tlM A--Y.-P.
? HOTELS, CLUBS, BARS, CAFES AND FAMILY ?
? TRADE SUPPUED BY ?
iii ALASKA SODA COMPANY ?
^ CLALOE ERICSON. Proprietor. JUNEAU. AL^SK* R
KXCLI S1VK AGENTS AND BOTTLERS rOR S. ?. ALASKA. ?
rmm
Ollicial Watch Ius|>?vtor White Fa^ it Yukou Route 9
l^elidbl^ Jeweler j
Beautiful Alaska Nugget Jewelry I
i Special LV*J<n? Made to Order.
Carved Mastodon and Walrus Ivory
*- - :e lii.ntjr pieo:?, ?uch *? Statuettes. i'a^er Weight*, Cribbag*
tioarxta fttbl N?pfclu Kuft.
:THK ONLY LINK OF:
I*cfj^c??!ry >autf. Tobacco, Suuup, M^urh, Collar axxl Cutf Bojtes in
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Beautiful Alaska Scenic liaud Pfciuted Cliiua
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COAL MINI
III CALIFORNIA
Tile following excerpts are taiex:
from the bulletin of the i' S. geolog- 1
ieal survey.
The I'aiteU States geological sur
vey rvi>orCs that the total production
of coal m California tu liW9 was 4i.
S3<> short tons. having a spot value
of ISo.iHi. an increase of 27.WI toas.
or 144 per cent, in quality iad of 164 -
$W. o* 73 per oeut. in value irorn liW
* larger percentage of increase than
was shown by any other Stale in the
Untoa.
The ilK-tvase in production was due
entirely to the operations of the
Stone Canyon Consolidated Coal com
pany whose mine is in Monterey
county , This company had expended
iar^e amounts of money during the
two preceding years in development ,
wort and in preparing Us plant for
cxteusive operations. Unfortunately,
bevause of faults encountered in the
coal beds and the inability to procure
efficient labor, the expense* incur
red largely exceeded the estimated
cost Then, after the plant had been
completed and :J3 miles of rai-lroavi to
the Southern Pacific tracks construct
ed, heavy floods and cloudbursts so
damaged the property that the re
sources of the company were ex
hausted in making the repairs, so
that ia October. 1SW?. a receiver was
appointed, and the worts were shut
down. In the nine months from Jan
uary to September, however, this com
pany had shipped more than IS per
cent, of the total output of the state
for the year. In addition to meeting
the other obstacles it encountered
(he company was compelled to put its
cual into competition with a large
supply of Australian coal that was
forced on the market at the lowest
prices ever offered ia San FYaacbsco.
The Stone Canyon product is. a
true bituminous coal and with favor
able freight rates should compete suc
cessfully for domestic purposes with
foreign cvala in the market of San
Francisco and other cities of the
state.
The remainder of the output in
Idea came from Amador and Rivers-J
counties, principally from lone, in
Amador county. All of this was lig
nite.
The records of the California Sta:
Mining Bureau show a production of |
coal in that state as early as 18SI- 1
It was at that time one of the six
teen coal-producing states. During
the latter part of that dev ade and
throughout the seventies the coal
output of California exceeded 100,'XW
tons annually and in I88t> it reached
a maximum of 23T."0?> tons. ^ Since
IS* I the production has been irregu
lar. having been largely influenced
by the imports of Australian ami Brit
ish Columbia coals. The receipts of
Australian coal have depended prin
cipally on the wheat production and
srupments from the Paciilf coast. ^
Vessels bringing Australian coal as re
turn cargoes have given very low
freight rates.
A Shopping Acrostio.
Do not ??.: uaiil too late,
O *hOi>per at the season:
\ uar imr*e And 1 >t In hand. go fortfc
t> haste you' There's a reason
I? then and cvmnt your hoarded ish,
R.il up your sleeves mid make a ?la<l> j
ihrUmuu ?s?rlt'? In t?* ?
Mapl>< hearts or* bealin*
Hoyal season ? ?? the year.
I: a a lime at greeting.
Sou-.ii folks he<utalu until
Tlun^s are hurly-hurty.
Ma ie alt baste, the merchant pleads.
And du ta) ms oarly.
si. -v.. this ::.caiij jrou. tftrly.
skeyi'ta* ea.-ly to sjs art.
Hurry and acquire It.
O kind frleuJ. be 3n? of those
IV>ple who desire tt!
Push ahead? It'* up to you.
U you're uum you'll hustle.
\ab the early UcDjuin birds.
t?rab 'em as they rustle.
Kurl> shopping? that's the ga-ise!
Ah. you d better try tt!
thu ..ue and. seems some
Lovely sift, don't shy it.
tou .lust up and buy it!
? Spokane Spokesman- Review.
An Effort to 0W>9?.
"Mr. Lobrow does his best to be
Agreeable," said the sympathetic young
woaum. "It's too bad t!ut be has so
. little tact "
-I understand that Miss Coddleyap
refuses to speab to him. He sent tier
a bci of candy. and she fed tt a*l to
^er pet terrier. So be tried to be stiil
more kind and thoughtful and sent her
i box of dog biscuit"? Washington
Star.
Toast to th? Miatioto* Girl.
Here s to the tnald
Who s never afraid
To stand neath the mistletoe:
Here s to Lhe miss
Who gives back the kiss.
Whether lis wasted or no.
Here's to the lass
Who looks In the glass
; And seas a cheek blushing rare:
Who U return, weal or woe,
"Neath the glad mistletoe,
do that both her cheeks will compare!
?Boston Herald.
SHEEP-CREEK
IS TAKEN
W. L. Morgan and Matt MeGlade
returned Last evening from &heep
creek, says the Vaide-s Prospector,
where they staked six placer mining
claims, covering nearly the entire
creek. 1 1
They also brought in with them j
samples of ore from some quartz
claims located last summer and own- ?
ed by Dan Sheehan, Mrs. P. Magou- ?
sec. Mrs. An?m E. Austin and W. L. ?
Morgan. The quartz i? very similar
to that generally found in the Yal- j
dea district, and is heavily mineralu- i ,
<?d, carrying good value* in gold and ;
silver
The party has twenty-three quartz j (
claims tn five groups, covering leads j
up to six feet iu width. The ore lias '
been sampled by several mining men j
and the assays returned have proved j ,
minently satisfactory. |l
Several offers have been received |
by the owners for interests in the ; J
property, but they beHeve they bave [ (
a sood thing and will hold on to !
.; ? believed will have ample capital j j
the entire property. They plan to |
open up the claims in the spring and ^
to go ahead and riako a mine.
i. n;o.ti .Ttaniy MueicaL
"This is a desci^ttl* piece called
?Rural U?v ' uLicie." sa:?l Vrban as the
b*i:vl yia; -d on. ""LUrvu to the roost
ers cowing"'
"Is that what it represents?" said
C licit Bira dry ly. "If aiy dock u*
ivu>t?cs cvikl v iif? eruv like that I bet
ve I'd lose n*> time brvukin" into vaatiy
Ttile. by h?>k:" ? Sunday I. lustra ted
HUtihWi
Autumn Days.
T*!*> autumn duys are cvaiing Cast.
A ch:U !? in the air;
The suaun r e>v>th?r? luve had thetr Jar.
I'm doubtful *aat to wear.
uv.. a suits huvi; servtx! me well.
But I nut ua.U them In:
Tho've sua the wash so m aay times
They seem moat b.oom.rnt thin
? Y ootara Statesman.
Quits Common.
Cobble? I d< n't supi>ose De Carpetack
ever has an idea of his owa? one that '
abs. rbs him. carries him away, so to
speak. |
Stone? Oh. I don't know. I think he
has.
"Pray, what is it!"
? The idea of not Joins aay work."?
Same Old Crop.
The gla.Jso.Tid Chrfcstmastide
Is with us. foilts.
And with US now abide
The Christmas jokes.
?Baltimore American.
Impn3vem?nt.
SmaH Ilarv<lii. who usually had to be
prompted in his enakc prayer, on one ;
?evasion got through without help from
ma in ma
"Now." he gurgled, with a sigh of re
lic:". I bet God fought that sounded
just bull?, dout you. uiamnia Wo
man's Home Companion.
Ptaaso Do.
Oh. jaw us tr\ua tiw
Of an> or sex
Who sends as "Merry Christmas'"
And shells It with an X!
?Browning's ViUfUln*
Nothing Mors to 3? Said.
-I>td you ask the boss for a raiser
"Yep. And he save me the heartless
bluff."
-What did he say r
"He said he'd be glad to take my
salary if I'd assume his responsibili
ties."? Cleveland Plato Dealer.
Pigs Is Hog a.
X l title puf witt* a curly tail
And satiny skin, all pinky pal*.
Is a very -Hfferent rSing by tax
From *!ie limiM of iniquity big pigs are.
? Father Oow
Tho Final Shower.
It rained cuts and doga on the wed
diiijf ;>arty, whereat Jupiter Pturius
chuckled "It's the beat I could do tor
the bride. She's already been given
silver, f>", wooden, book, lines and
china showers."? Pock.
An Apt Si mi to.
"Tour teeth are UXj the stars." be said.
The simile was right.
He didn't know ft; but. ttke starsi
Her teeth came out at night!
? L-ippincwtt's.
Something In That.
Customer? Mr. Cutter, why is bacon
10 high?
Grocer-Beeause, ma'am, the supply
is limited There's only one kind o ?
mimai that grows it.? Chicago Trib
une.
Modus Operandi.
My Chloe says she cannot see
How Christmas joke* are made.
ThoV^re written 'seatlk a oheatnut tree
When ninety in the shade.
A Good One.
"Give me a good motto tor Christ
mas, will TOO**
"Certainly. Why not take. Be il
known by these presents T "?New
York Journal.
Job DaseaJao is lit town ?*4 ready
to swe?p chimtneys tor any one who
may require hid services. Leave or
ders at Tooy Dortero ox Mascot
Mqwi
A WOMAN TO SE PRETTY
Iw Hai* Lumiuit and Sltt?y Hair
Mo Matter What Color.
The Inest contour of a Jema-'e face the
sweetest smtie o f a femu'.e mouth. lo?e?
tumoth.ng if the h?ad t crowned wbl
seaat hair. Scant and ft Ulsg hair, it
sow luown. !s cauwd by a parasite thv
burrows Into the scalp to the root of thf
hair, where It saps the vitality The H<
tie white scales the germ throws ur> t?
burrowing are called dandruff. To cur
dandruff permanently, then, and to st -?
falling hair, that ;?rm must be kilt'
Xewbro's Hertjlcide, an entirely n?w r>
suit of the chemical laboratory, de^tr
the dandruff {*rcr. and. of coi-r*c atop
the falling brir. and prevents boldness.
Sold by lea.hnt? drii^ists. Send tflc. ic
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co..
Detroit. Mich.
One Dollar bottles guaranteed.
Wm. Britt. Special Agent, Skagway
FOR SALE.
AH the real estate and improve- j
tnencs thereon owned by me m Skag
way including our home. Property j
?xHMists c< TWENTY-FOUR separate
lad distinct pieces of lots all patent
ad. PRICE. FIVE THOUSAND DOL
LARS. P. W. Snyder.
A fine mild temperance drink is
the pure wholesome beer made from
Che sparkling waters of rum water
ITaUs. aad the very best barley malt
with just the right proportion of
choicest grown hops. Brewed as on
ly the Olympia Brewing company can
irww. For sale at the Board of Trail
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN; that
:be copartnership heretofore exist
ing between. P. H. Gaaty, & Andrew
jTandson, doing business at Skagway
Alaska, under the firm name of Gttn
7 4 Frandsoo, is dissolved by mutua
-onsent to take effect from the 1st,
lay of January. 1911. Mr. Andrew
Grandson retiring, and Mr. P. H.
Jaaty succeeding; who will alone
jquidate all indebtedness due and ow
a?g by the firm, and who will also
xvllect and receive all rnootes, debts,
htea and accounts due and owing to
&e firm. Dated at Skagway, Alaska,
Dec. Lith, 1910.
GANTY ? FRANDSON,
Per P. H. Gancy.
Last pubiieatico. Jan. 1st
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Having been. appointed Executor
under the will of Jolia Neill, deceased
5y tie Commissioner {or the Dis
trset of X'jaska. sitting in Probate at
Siagway Precinct in the First Div
.sion, ail persons having claims again |
said decedent's estate are hereby re
tired to present them, with the j
proper vouchers, within six mouths
ftum the date of this notice, to me.
it my p dace of business at Haines, A1
isfca, or co H. B. LeFerre, my attor
ney, at has place of business at
Skagvay. ia Skagway Precinct, Al
"*v*
Dated at Skagway. Alaska, IVcem
ber 20, 19W,
GEORGE VOGEL,
Exectftor
First publication. December 20, 1910.
Ftasal publication. January id, tSU
SERIAL HO. 01408.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT TO HOMESTEAD.
XT. S. lAud Office at Juneau, Alaska.
November 10, 1910.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
pit a Smith, a citizen of the
Called States over tike age of twvaty
one years, residing in the District of
Alaska, near tile town o t Haines, in
said District, has applied to make
.entry. under Section 2389, Revised
Statutes of the United States, and
under the Act of Congress approved
March 3, 1903, of the lands embraced
la U. S. Non- mineral Survey No. 205,
situate aear Haiaes, Alaska, and
more particularly described as fol
lows:
Beginning at Cor. No. I, 0*1 line
*-1 of "-he Presbyterian Misso* Re
serve, a stone marked S. 205 C. 1,
whence LT. S. L. M. No. 573 bears
S. 80 deg. 53 min. E., 50.14 chs. disk;
theuce, along line 4-1 of Presbyterian
Mission Reserve, 12.62 chs. to Cor.
No. 2, identical with Coc. 2 of U. S
Military Reserve, a stone marked
S. 205 C. 2; thence N. 9 deg. 01 min.
E., along line of U. S. Military Re
serve, 7.56 chs. to Cor. No. 3, iden
tical with Cor. 3 of said Reserve,
a stone marked S. 205 C. 3; thence
N. SO deg. 58 min. W., along U. S.
M. R., 7.56 chs. to Cor. No. 4, iden
tical with Coc. 4 of U. S. M. R-, a
stone marked S. 205 C. 4; thence
S. 9 deg. 02 min. W., along U. S.
M. R., 7.57 chs. to Coc. No. 5, iden
tical with Coc. 4 of Presbyterian Mis
sion Reserve aad Coc. 1 of U. S.
Military Reserve, a stone marked S.
205 C. 5; thence West, 9. IS chs.
bridge oa government road, 40.00 chs.
to Cor. No. 6, a stone marked S. 205
C. 6; thence North, 20.00 chs. to
Coc. No. 7, a stone marked S. 200
C. 7; thence East, 4.39 chs. govecB
merct road, 60.00 chs. to Cor. Xo. S,
not set, falls in road, witness cocaer
bears South, 65 links dist, a stone
marked S. 205 W. C. 8; theace, frooi
true cocaer, South, 23.25 chs. to Cor.
No. 1, the place of beginning. Area
117.55 acres. Variation at all cor
ners 31 deg. 00 min. E.
Any an?} all persons claiming ad
versely any portion of the above de
scribed tract are required to tte
with the Register and Receivec of
the U. S. Land Office at Juneau, Al
aska, their adverse claim there agains
under oath, during the period of
publication of this notice, or within
thirty days thereafter, or they will
be barred.
C. B. WALKER.
Register.
It is hereby ordered that the fore
going notice be published for the
statutory period ia the Daily Alaekaa
a newspaper published at Skagway,
Alaska.
C. B. WALKER.
Register.
First publication, Dec. 20, 1910.
Last publication, Feb. 28, 1910.
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