+ HHillill ? I I M 1 1 1'J
How about * nice fat Mackerel for break
fast these mornings?
We also have some fine Salt Salmon, Kip
pered Herring, Yarmouth Bloaters, Findon
Haddocks, Mackerel in Souse, Anchovies, etc.
C. W. Ask & Sons j
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The Houseof Rich
0. J. Hlcn. Proprietor.
WALl PAPER. BUILDING PAPER
P* xfS, OILS, GLASS AND
Li : ILDING MATERIAL
Ms i Orders Prompt y
Aus^dso To Skanwav, Alaska
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? n- -rn-r- ? -rr m-i;r:.iy.:ir i- r-mr"ggrg
E?ubli?licd lJ>97 f elephoc
Phil. Abrahams
Real Estate and
Fire Insurance
Ayenl t?i Dubuque hue \ M i -lie !na. Co.. Dubuque Iowa ::
NX -ah mtjlun Fife In*. ( '?>. Seattle. WmK.
NOTARY PUBLIC SKAGWAY, ALASKA ?
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K-iMvivi-M-i-a-Mvivi
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Insist on being served ?
iTANNHAEUSER BEERi
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SEATTLE'S BEST ?
T AWAROCO uH A NO PRIZE ANO ThH?t uOLD MEDALS AT THE jjj
A. Y.-P. EXPOSITION. 4
CONTAINS ; j, t hi. v. i.NT iv CT8 AS SHOWN BY "
.U\ ; KNMfcNT PI Kt; KIWI) TKdTS ?
YE OLD STYLE PORTER ?
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T A??r? ?.'i . M t ? Su ?.?> x ?l>e.; utor? ttt CoajpttiUou for tm
? tanii tt ijw ii v F
? HOTELS, CLUBS, BARS, CAFES AND ^FAMILY "
? TRADE SUPPLIED BY
? ALASKA SODA COMPANY ?
2 CLAUDE ERIC?ON. Proprietor. JUNEAU. ALASKA y
BXCLI S1VB AOK.VT3 \ND MOTTLERS FOR a E. ALASKA. j",
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SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
S?nttanum Alaska
aUuuul im' A Alcr Hot of
Mwtvf ifiU
UU&r> x- u
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
Health Resort
A L AS K A
IN THIS WaTRk T COl HT VXJH
THIC DISTRICT OK ALASKA. DI
VISION SO 1. AT JUKKA l"
No. if/LS A.
Vi(k? hjmI ufJ?<
I'uMnl suiu of An* rK*. PlaLuUif,
V*.
Tw U Ki f S?altuuii. Lv
ini U b. L-.-*V?r*.
VVREKKAi. tike laical SUU? At
UjfLmJ tur Umi LftabV* ot AVl?l>?. |A
tMw No. One. tuj nnwW oiai !iW
at tiM IU*OV? ?rUUU*?l
tMk, IMl K P. NmUMUM
J.?rvl latt^Uu*, ill Alaska .
of. Un? l?lb day of November, 19?3
Jji e?tale *L Ska*?*y. lit
-kato?ay 1 'redact Diriaiou No. t
DjOjrvi of Alalia, of Wv* Huudrvi!
l>uUar? iuui Uuu ?aui
deceased iefl xm> heirs csr oth
?tr peTto* ?aUUad U> Mid lUUUey
but Uua the MUlK bAa ?&
vfc?u.cd to *ih1 become the propert*
mi tile I LOU.nl states, and that babl
auju u now b iwsb?*?ak>u of H. R
Lafevrv, aimunUtrator ot mid ?bisii
?OiJ * rutMa. muJ iufonaaiiou pra>&
trial ibe said sum of moticy bo ad
: a aged Aiivi decreed u> bo lilt lawful
W ot * rtjr of the I' luted Stale*, the
l-iaiuUff uoreta.
NOW. THBHEIVRK. IT IS OR
iifelK.Hl>, Umi all penoiiB luiervated
xu tie said e?iaie, money or property.
b? and Appear tw/ure ike above eu
uiieu cvort, at S*a*way. and *ho\*
cause. if any they bave, on or before
lb* first Jay of Kwtruary. A. Dl, 1911.
why tbo utlo lu the Ml eatate, mou
?jr. or property should not vest in
ibe Uatted Stale*, tbo plaiutiff htrv
ta.
AND IT IS PtRTlLKR ORDERED,
that Lhw Nuticv aa<l Order be pub
lished for ?U coaaecutlv* weeks lu
tbo Ska^way Alaakaa. a uweapaper o
CttR-rtf . i vAjlatiuu. published in Ska<
way Precinct, Dtairtci of AtaaXa.
W?1 ths* sitlt day of October, A.
a. 1914.
Thomas R Lyoiu,
Dtatrict Judge.
Data of first publication. Oct. 31,1910.
l)ale of bt?t pubttcatfoa Dm. S, 191ft. |
Huor LiltW Herman; ae'a Eaay.
lay body oaa beat him.
SPECIAL SALS
LADIES FINE f
To make room for our holiday goods we will
make the following reduction on all of our
Ladies Trimmed Hats.
The regular selling price of these hats run
from $6.50 to $12.50. To close them out quick
ly we will give you your choice of any of them
FOR
e.oo
Fa \ ! 0 i had It for
t >;? ? ' i'?? isscf Sores.
Ok I:.' 'njTer
rv . . 2 L'onths.
"The i l . :it hu
|u(< ? ou ?... iiiilv uf etiKt'uia
\ . ' ? , w-ar-okl child
(i i : ? . i . li tatted ->? ith
m a i. tl if my ihilu
t :u soies, imd
1 . ? ! in y v. ife gel
> \ ? v ne nav.- >.t
in .m1 lb* iuhiuii
Ti i f. r ei? 1 1
III >11 . k. I . .1 l< lit kilHis vi
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i t nl t Ucm Keooi ?
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f'uge<t?
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\ ? \ . than ihi* ootid
tx jpv ? .i .-vt aeoiv ol
th m-v * ^ in th>- trvatueut
rful : ?? In ti H* of the
bx l . ! . t hi li 1 1 :i uttd
id . V I i v h IVtleur*
Sou; ;!i I ,i > am .t ,ng with Cuti
cu: k 1 ai ? > . . fr.kient to
aT I ' ? rel f in the SOKt dis
tiv> I [h i , it u >t ami sleep
. . v ra 9(Mp and
I'Ui I ialfv oSmiw in pre
se ? an.l litutifjtui the
?kin. i r and hand- and in
prv\ tit. ; i >r eniptioas Iwcoiuing
ill ii u- v '-iu,'' booklet giving
d<f- :? i aiui to anient of skin affeo
t -n- . I ?? *. it fr.-.', on application,
t t r PngA Chemical Cocpt,
135 (,'olu::: . Aw.. BuntoU. Mm
A 8'S IN SESSION
Sk--,A.i. uui;i of the Arctic Urjth
rn.KMl hvkl their regular meeting
Ust nu-ui a ud tratis&iUtl the routine
btuu; ?.?? Kakin Spray was suc
ieas?fuUy pot over the trail.
ijiaud Urvu Keoorder J. M Keller
wth> present and made an unofficial
report of the (Irand Camp st?sion
ii ..! u: Vauauirf, B. C.
Mr Keller announced that the re
port of the seo&iun was now in. the
audb of the printer a: id would soon
be ready for distribution to the t>ub
ordtuate i-umps.
- i- Slater and wife of Ft. Se
ward made the round trip ou the Pet
erson today.
Mr*. 1 1 'apt i Paiiuer and Mrs.
Heiaec ot FT Seward were passengers
ou today's trip of the Peterson.
Henry Pope, a retiring business ,
uuui of Dftwson arrived ou venter
via> ?, train to the outside, while in
the' city he is stopping at the traideo
North Hotel.
Fred 3a la. a EXtwson business man. j
ak.-v'*.ui: K.U i-d by bis sister Miss Sala.
is in the cky having come ou yes
tcrday'a train. They will leave on the
Humboldt for the outside.
A. N C. Treadgotd. resadeoxt man- ?
agvr of the Yukon Batiiu Gold Min- j
ing comi>auy. was a passenger from
Vhlt?hors*> on today * train. Mr.
Tread^i-hl aid party came up from
Daw -so* i in a private rig.
Sulwcritre for the Daily Alaskan.
MR. BENE MURPHY IN SiM
Gene Murphy, getteru 1 wauwger of
the Klondike Mines Railway, came
in on yesterday's train and is having
a good time visiting briefly with old
time Skagway frieuds.
Mr. Murphy wws for a long time
chief olerk fur J. P. Rogers in the
White Pass offices in this city. He
resigned and went to the Pacific coaa
ivmpany ia 1!K>4. Two years latt r
he gave up his position with the Pa
cific Coast and wvut to the Klondike
Mines Railway company.
Mrs. Murphy and the children went
outside about a month ago and Mr.
Murphy is now on the way to join
them in California. where they will
spend the winter.
MINE TEARS OF SUCCESS
Mrs. E. L. Endl is an arrival over i
the White Hfcss Route from Dawson
She was a passenger on yesterday's
train and is eu route to her old home
at Lincoln. Nebraska.
fc\?r the past nine years Mis. End!
has conducted sucessfuily the mos'
popular hostelery in the Klondike. (
Her place being located on Hunker
cieek. was so situated that a guoc
trade was easily established through
her excellent management.
With a comfortable foutuue in hand !
Mrs. Endl now contemplates spending
her future days in her old Nebraska
home.
Every Household in Alaska Should i
Know How to Resist It.
The back aches because the kidney |
ire blockaded.
Help the kidneys with their work
The back will ache no more.
Lots of proof that Doan's Kidney
Pills do this;
Kewd the following statement:
J. J. Collins. llt>$ Campbell St..
San KVamottsco, CaL, says: "In tSe
summer 1907 my wife publicly told
of my experience with Doan's Kidney
Plils. At this time I gladly confirm
that statement. The value of this
remedy was ooolusively proven to me,'
a fact which 1 have been ready to
acknowledge at all times. Disordered ^
kidneys caused me to suffer intense
ly from pains in my back.
I was obliged to arise at night to
puss the kidney secretions. If I
sat down for any length of tin*?, it
was difficult for me to get up, and
my back ached terribly. I heard such
favorable reports about Doan's Kid
ney Pills that I was induced to get
a supply and begin their use. They
cured me and I have been in good
health ever since."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster- M lib urn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States. I
Remember the name ? Doan's ? am
take do other.
m II PRIZES
To be Given Away Christmas.
AT THE DRAWING DEC. 24, 1910.
One Chest of Silverware,
Oue Silver Tea Set,
One Ivory Carving Set,
One Silver Fruit Dish,
Oue Cut Glass Berry Dish,
One Cut Glass Celery Dfesh,
One Lady's Umbrella,
One Gent's Umbrelia,
With each one dollar purchase be
tween now and Christmas, will be giv
en a ticket on above goods.
Coupon tickets for the drawing
are giveu at each store.
Make Christmas selections now,
we will put them aside for you.
We want you to come and see how
little it takes to secure suitable and |
appropriate gifts for those you wish
to remember.
AU goods purchased engraved free
cf charge.
H. D. KIRMSE,
Pioneer Jeweler of Skagway
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
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TO THE
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MINNEAPOLIS, - MINN.
Write for Circular m
Alaska Furs a Specialty
Very Top Prices Paid.
Make - Trial - Shipment
*C HEADQUARTERS FOR FIRST CLASS CAFE 4
4- ATLI N-CONR AO STAGE IN CONNECTION *f
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Oaribou Hotel
E. VV. GIDEON, Proprietor
X NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS ^ ^ V T" *
X FURNACE HEATED L/afCPOSb, I . I ? *
| HEATED AND LIGHiED FINE SAMPLE ROOM
B BY ITS OWN PLANT FOR DRUMMERS
?bite Pass Ijotd
P D McMillan, Manager
CargMtand b?! applaud Rotel In be Vi Son
S&? 5&1EI mwtebom, V, ?.
OUR BABY PICTURES
I.ike all portraits that we make, are natural in pose, prop
er! v " , and beautifully finished. Fast lenses, high class
(? iuu'rtiont aud tireless tact are the reasons for our remark
able success iu baby portraiture.
Con! its -iome fine morning and let us get acquainted with
the babv.
DRAPER <& COMPANY
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicits The Accounts
of Skagway Firms Aud Individuals.
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