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UNDERWEAR, HATS.
CAPS: SHIRTS. HOSE.
NECKTIES. SWEATER
COATS. I MBRELLAS.
SHOES .PACS. ARC
TICS RUBBERS ETC
If rc* purch??e anything here [
Uiat doesn't five row complete ?*Us- I
tfcctioa we vast you to come and tell
*nd five '* a eiaooe to 'make .
ctkx: " Tbai's tie *"ay we'v? built ]
up a steady trade, No matter bow
' ?rd yem are to please, we pumractee
to please vou. TRY US.
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RAW FURS I
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HIGH - PRICES I
FOR FINE FURS
WHITS POB TKI V - ?
Percey s Fur House |
0?fcko*k.
there's \ aor m
vtrp3:ts
in even drop
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H. Hartwigsen
Snrceeeor to
W. W. BOUGHTON
mc in
Vobacc*
S Article's.
< - ?onery and Fis*>
?%c TacMe
Lk%-E CIRCVi-ATlXG Uffi?RY
OKLCOCN I.ATEST copy
RK1BTKP BOOKS
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.TH SR PCUMNCM^
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RAW FURS
TO TH?l
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A ska Fur* a Specialty
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Make - Trial - Shipment
F*W
ROYAL
St?3 Lsot^v
AC Work Guaruitwij Short
? Vd?T? ProaiptiT
rvw*.
V?s??CB*r wli! call and d*ltvw
PHONE 7*.
0*l> CW "5ROVC QCTMNu - U*t is fy rr.J M on
LMatrve promo Qasur.e [ ')i J?s bo*.
OmtCoMMOwDt; , Off in2Di>i\if
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Draper & Co.
Apeeis Ftor
EASTMAN KODAK SUPPLIES
rHOTOGRArHERS
FStuskiiy: <!ore for Ukw* who
">Tie?n bcttm.**
FVii lit* of Fii-ais. PJ*?e? ?r>d P*.
fttAti orcers attended to.
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th? 5
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and ait <
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COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
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j L^rfymriMfe, dichw gr*.1*
^MkoU ocml of ?il Um> B. C. tWd*
5-S.rS FIXED CARBON
vrf*et Coabaettoc I r.tfcrai H#?'
U jftt A*t
Ok fti>4 Kftar July lit, 1110. *
vhJLi ?Ok thtt coal Mlectnd *
crMfid u Polio** ?
V*uW Scrwpwi **d s*ck*>* tlJ to:
?tcPe?ie4n#s (?ck?d) 8 *
-or?>#oinjr? (Vvlk) 7. *
iton> yhM* tachidt d?#??T
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
HOLE SELLING AGENTS.
1?. Skftgway. Ata?k*
' ALASKANS WANT PROTECTION
FOR CODFISH BANKS.
i
Residents of Unga arc becoming
quite thoroughly Interested in an ef
fort to secur? remedial legUlat' ?
that will protect the codfish banks
| near and around I'nga. the Sanak
? slands. and the Portlock banks just
?tMith and east of Kodlak islan.d says
the VaMex Miner.
It is estimated that at this time,
at least $1,000,000 is invested in the
v-odfish Industry on I'nga island
alone, at Squaw harbor, Pirate
j t\>ve and the various other smaller
i stations there situated.
!It is suggested that some legisla
tion be enacted that trill compel the
reduction to fertilixed products of all
j offal and jrurry and other waste re
i fuse now suffered by the conduct of
'the codfish Industry.
j The argument is made that as the
j fisheries take away from Alaska, an<l
j cive nothing in return, that at least
the soil of Alaska should h*ve th>>
| benefit of the fertilisation which
| would result from auoh a measure.
; This specific legislation could a
i so bt applied to the waste of fo<vl
j products at the salmon canneries,
j At present a reprehensible method)
i of casting overboard gurry and waste ;
' j ipo*i the codfish banks, by the fish
ermen will lead and is now tending
i to lead to the deminution of the fi?h j
' propagation and the spread of dis '
eas?i
j I'nca residents claim that the orvl- j
fish industry will outrival tli? va.-:
industry on the Newfoir, 1 .
and it is up to Alasfcat . to
the protection of t I s - v
j the benefit of the people li\ ii in
| the Vnited States
PARAGUAYANS FIGHT FOR
POSSESSION OF PRESIDENT.
| BUEN'OS AIRES, \r_:c' ?.
: il ? Th'-re I-;as been s- ff f
i The street* <>f \?iim uvt ;
J cf Paracuay. between the adhere?" " -
of Prer- lie-t l.iherato Rota, . -.1 t
revolutionists Man? we*- V
' both sides.
| The Insurc-enis are still in control
: of th,- situation ar..i a i at ? ?- 1 >
'the co^errmmt tro. . . -
I Pl>v:,i,- t Rf is. *h> ?? N
TV V >- ? ;S ? ? .
hs\. p?v vf.s-.f >s
ITALIANS CONFISCATE
J TURKISH AEROPLANE
IT MS, Jan. :i? A
sare received here today says i at
the Freneh steamer Cart ha- >. fco'J ??!
from Marseilles for Tur's, h.i- !
arrested on the high seas by Italian
torpedo boat destroyers and take- to
Castiari. Island of Par,! -.in, the Ul
>an authorities considering that a'
aeroplane beflonginc to Aviator l>uiai
an J parts of another belonins: to
Aviator Obre. aboard the r ?
were contraband of war.
CHICAGO GETS VALUABLE
WORKS OF ART.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2.%? Chifa*ro out
bid New York for Amerigo YeS' ?
; *orks at the Hoe auction sale today
; when Walter M. Hill, of that tity,
gave $lT..iOO for four items.
The Kalbfleisch copy of the f st
edition of the complete account of
the four voyages, believed to have
been printed in Lisbon. In liOS,
brought $8006. Bernard Quaritch.
who sold the book to Hoe for $3256,
It is said, bid $7000 today. But four
other copies are known to exist.
The present series of auctions of
the Hoe books ended tonicht with a
total of $471. *1 S realized during the
last two weeks for the 36.M items
offered. The grand total, including
last Fall's sale, Ss $t.?S.r>S2. There
are still ab:?ui 8000 books and manu
scripts to be sold.
The Peterson made the rour 1 trir
! 'roni the Post today.
*irs. H. S. Pullen was a passenger
| sojth on the Peterson this afternoon
f/r Oie Post, where she will spend
? few days.
Supt V. I Hahn was a passen-.
on the Train this rooming as far a
Bennett He returned on the even
ing train
Henry FYledenthai Phone 76. Q .'.ok
delivery Baggage and expressing on
*hort notice, day or night
Love.
At twenty leve !? a rrwr <*re l
thirty It l* n thrirtnc rwi Itv. fit ;
It i* a calm r-eolemroeo' nd -it f ty
H is a remtnNrwe
Htrec.
Mother? Hew did you cet ??> rr.^ -md
dirty* Johnny? I was sailing my a
In a puddle and had to go down with
my ship.
BUILD SMELTCR ON
OBSERVATORY INLET.
Following the ?*'<'nded tour of the
Yukon ami Southen-Mn Alaska dis
trict* during Uie aiunracr l>y W. Yol?n
\YlMams, comes tho announcement
'hat the Oranby Smelting Company
will begin the construction of a Hu-ge
melter in Uie Portland Canal coun
iiy. There are lilso hints at the
pi*\ 'lase of many mining proj>?rUes
ic this part of the country.
Mr. \Uli.ams made a thorough ex
amination of the \Vh itehorso mines
an?l in company with C- C. Muir of
the I uu i ISweltor Co., roa.ie a tr p
into the Rainy Hol?w mines. After
examining; the holdings in there, he
expressed hinr-.f as \try well pioasel
with the country a.Ttd the mineral de
posits. A Vancouver paper says:
"Official announcement of the in
dention of the Cianby Consolidated
Mining & Smelt .g Company, !/<!., to
.jegin the erection next sprtog of a
smelter in connection with its Hidden
Oeek properties ?>t Goore Ray, Ob
servatory lnle<s Fartlacd Canal dis
trict. v as nm ie yesterday by F. -fl.
Sylvester, acting general manager.
"Mr. Sylrorftf, mho has made a
aecied with the ma lavement, has
iuK returned from an lafcpeetton to
Uie north.
" "Cojistmtiion ot thi smelter will
be started early In the aprine. A she
mi tidewater has a'J-oa-iy been pelct
ed. and cleared. Ttte redaction works
Riil take a ys-ar to buiM and will
l?a\p aa initial treatment capac ify of
?,000 tons daily wl-h provision f?r
tniarsem< :.t at r later date,' said Mr.
Sylvester. 'This f.ro;>o>ition, apa.1
from the deve!opm<Bit and equipment
of the mine, will involve the expen
1H ire of from Si ?' i\ ? r> $1 .2.-.0.000.
Surface work has br~i abandoned for
'one befor* the smelter is finished.
' "'.'.H U> pro;>e' . v ln .(j
5TEEL CORPORATION gives
EMPLOYEES GCCD TREATMENT
u-eatmcnt accorded by our c.wpora
tion to its employee- compart* fa
waMy with that of any Une of in,
m Is taken, but I I?*feve not. We
are paying 2-3 per cent. h ichor waeos
?ban we wore when the corporation
*as organ! i<v1, and we bar? spent an
are spending miUiorm to pro\ ont ac
i idents In tfco \>orks. to Improve san
itary conditions, to faraish voluntary
relief in cases of accident, rcjardjesa
to superannuates.
"We have larcdr abandoned so-. -
on day week work and ha- o to a
large extr-t eliminated 12 hours a
lay work. We ar?? try!: ; t> satisfy
our employee* that they are receiv
ing fair and liberal treatment, and I
thi :ik they appreciate our efforts."
HOUSE FOR SALE.
Five rooms fimishe.1 complete,
-on.-lr for ho : iceeriiii . comfortable
i winter. city water, e'ectric licht*.
The price is ?359.00. Yon can't af
'wd to pay rent ? F. A. Oallarman.
GREAT c. EARANCE SALE
Sold at a Loss: Ma't Rainier. 2"
cents per bottle. Especially prepared
for sick people and inrali.ls, and ex
cellent for nuraJng mothers. Only
two barrels left After that price wll
be .35 cents per bottle.
RIP RAPUZZI RIPS WOOD.
Rip RAptiEzi rips (food wi'h nf
"Gasoline Ripper." If yon hare any
wood to rip, let Rip lip loose nnd
A fine mild t^nperanep drink is
the pure wholesome beer mad# from
the sparkling waters of Tnmws!?r
FaJLs. and the very best barley malt
with just the right |importk>n of
choicest grown hope, llrewrd a* on
ly the Olympia Brewing company car
brew. For sale at the Itoanl of Tra
None better an; p-irev than Gibson
rye. Rainier and Olympia b^er. Or
ders by 'phone promptly delivers *
Plick Train Par
np it. 'Phone 40.
The Mascot
ENCOURAGE RIPLE PRACTICE
IN THE UNITED STATES.
Washington, d. c., i7? '
Rw r&Arj of Ww Sttmaoa has strom*- 1
ly urged upon CongTces the
o* a bill, which faliod of OMttMtt
la~t session, to supply discarded Ant/,
Crag-Jorgf?nsen rifles and ammunition
to schools and rifle cfribs. This Me*
was stronjrly approved by President
R(>o??velt and now meets with the
(T>cinK>ndaUon of Prestdent Taft.
In r letter from AMMut Secretary
OHver, written In hla capacity a*
pr- sident of the National Hoard of
Promotion of Rifle Practice, and tnus
mitted to Congress in support o t the
meMore, it is asserted that tlie
?'Tk of the National Rifle Associa
tion of the last. 10 years In organiz
ing and promoting rifie clobs has
be .*i more or -less of a failae, and
that "rifle shooting as a pastime In
: .? country is rapidly dying out."'
Gen"rai Oliv er quotes the late Gen
oral "Joe" Wheeler as saying that
:iot more than 15 per cent of hie di
? .? ion had ever fired a military rifle
' ? 'ore landing in Cuba. Many of the
- panish War volunteers had never
1 a rifle in their hands until they
ilisted. and General Oliver insists
t U the country b not suicidal in
s military policy, COnsrrees will e*e
1 > k that American ynnths receive
>mo m?> -irre of military training and
r.fle practice. *
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
LAXATIVE BROMO Qui air#. the wtx'4
wia? Cotd and Grip remedy remove*
-a? l Call for full name. Look (or
denature E W. OROVE. JSc.
FOR GIFTS
NO TROUBLE TO PINO WHAT
YOU WANT
When you are out oo a bunt for
something appropr.ate as a rift, re
member I bar# new good* su<h at
handsome rut kIm, silverware, and
jeauUfulIjr band painted cbina, ju*t
in from the maker**, which would
make as handsome a present a* can
be made. Sneh good* are always ap
precsaU-d. I hare notbiog but Ike
latest, up to date in pattern, and In
tpjalltjr. Nothing but the vet? beat.
Otir'wat/h work, newly manufac'ur
fd and skillful engraving apeak for
themselves We do not turn out our
work unleas it ia finished In the bent
manner and we guarantee every pi*n
of it. If yon have any trouble with
your watch bring it to ns and we will
guarantee you entire saMefaction at
reasonable charges.
Don't neglect yov.r eyes when yes
can gr>t them Aiamined free at ir.j
store with the latest optical tn?*ri>
tneiita. J. Itvta, JeweW A OptlcM'>.
Subscribe for the Dally Alaskan.
Money Savers
A SERIES OF
f
SALES
; WILL BEGIN
I SMI FHII 3RD
- Ihese Sales Will Touch
ii
:r,vsry Department Of
2 Our Stock
: L. H ARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
niriflFiiBiimiiifiiiiiiiBi
When in SKaf(way Stop at the
Pullen House
MRS. H. S. PULLEN, PROPRIETRESS
The Modern Hostelry of Alaska
-? : ==? ?
40 ROOMS 40
Elegantly Furnished
Single or en Suite
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, B \THS, TELEPHONES
..The Best of Meals..
table supplied with best the market affords.
MIIV mnif Cream from our own J*r*ty Dairy.
RATES CONSISTENT WITH THE BSST SERVTCB.
FREE PU8 TO AND FROM ALL BOATS AND TRAINS.
Skagway Alaska