Just Arrived
Head Lettuce, Celery. Califlower,
Tomatoea, Jap Orange*. Apple#
Naval Onuijrr*. Lemons, etc.
All faacj stock ami In fln? coodl
Un.
You have a Utile time left to
vavi* mmic m.?nev at our aale.
C. W. ASK & SONS
PACKARD SH0E5 I
la all the correct nxalplt for the kwmhi are ready fur you at
our Store, Our Shoes are famous throughout this section for
their fctylUh appearamv ami long wear, and numbers of our cus
tomer* get all their footwear here. \\> can fit you perfectly
from our complete rango of sizes. |
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DON T FROG
Unle* Ycra re Got 5? CRNTS
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flaoci? nr to
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Cigars Tobacco.
Smokers' A-ticles,
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ing Tackle
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TONY TSTANICH. rraerwtar
I Far M Tmt* W* Hit* S*rr?J taij
The Best in the Markets
Ud tod** kb Ik*
Most Popular Elating
0 House in the North]
New Location
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Delmoaico of Alaska
A MAN'S FAITH IS SHOWN
BY THE WORK HE DOES
Our faith in the North is shown by the construction of
a new 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
Less than from 7 to 14 years old
Liquors and Cigars are of the Best
Ice coolers and all modern appliances for keeping clean and
Sanitary Drinks
THE PACK TRAIN BAR
HERMAN GRIMM. Proprietor Skagway
Phil Abrahams
GKXKRAL VOKST
INSURANCE
NOTARY public
RsUbUshed 1897.
Correspondence Solicited
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4 !<k?AT Continued Story of th?
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tn. 1 viu reading at any time, and
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mko'l ' (jrni'uTo ? -np|'wou:fi:?.bo?tr\
rr.?-.u<a. l and all the things a boy tortm.
$1.? PCS YEAR. SHMLE COPIES 19 CCNTS
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W*TT ron r.tcc rtMnt eery rooav
POPl'IwVR MECHANICS CO.
Persoival
"?I !?&! Ill \
Wert Aden will go out tonight
on the May.
Prof. K. D. Kvana will be a pas
senger south tonight on the Mar
Mr. H. Ballentlne, one of the
May passengers. Is on his way to
Dawson
The basket ball teams are due to
I give another game at the White
Pass club tonight at 8 o'clock.
Miss E. French, recently from
Ireland, was an Incoming passenger
on the May. She Is destlued to go
to Carcross for a visit at the govern
ment Indian school
Mrs Kelsey, the pioneer woman
of Whltehorse, and conductress of
the Doralulon hotel In that city, ar
rived In Skagway this morning on
her way home after spending some
time outside.
Mr A. B. Palmer, who has min
ing interests In the Whltehorse dis
trict, Is In the city on his way
north. Mr. Palmer Is now engaged
In contracting and bridge construct
ing with headquarters in Vancouver.
Mr. John Olson, who returned re
cently from a visit to the Sound,
where he made some Investments In
real estate, will leave this evening
to look after his holdings and per
haps make further Inveetments.
The list of May arrivals this
morning is as follows: A. P. Hawes,
M. Berry, Miss Black, C. R. May
nnrd, Chas. Blgncy, Bishop Stringer,
Miss E. French. J. A McKemle,
Angus QUlls, Mrs. Maynard, D. W
Chisholm, Mrs Kelsey, H. Ballen
tlne, Oeo McLaren, Jno. Beck,
Jno. Llngsforn and A. B. Palmer.
Bishop Stringer of the Church of
England, whose field of ecclesias
tical work covers the entire Yukon
from the southern boundary to Here
chel Island and the mouth of the
McKenile, and who by the way has
had many strenous times in cover
ing this untracked territory, Is In
the city on his way north.
The Princess May arrived this
morning about nine o'clock bring
ing several passengers, mostly for
the Inside Among them are a
number of miners for the Pueblo
mine. General Manager Ureenough
is rapidly Increasing his force, with
the Intention of lncre.islng the de
velopment work while at the same
time making regular shipments
NKW YORK HAS WKATHKK
SIMILAR TO ALASKA
New York, Jan. 19? The weather
continues the warmest that this
?tate has seen tor many year* dur
ing midwinter. Yesterday the Klks
held an outdoor picnic on the banks
of the Hudson where thousands at
tended and romped around In their
summer attire. The river Is open
and no Ice In sight. Green shoots
are coming through the ground
SECRETARY FISHER MOl'RNN
DEATH OF HIS FATHER
Washington, Jan. 29 ? Rev. Dan
iel Webster Fisher, father of Wal
ter Fisher, secretary of the Interior,
died at his tome In the Mendota
last night. Rev. Fisher was noted
as a theologian and scientist, col
lege professor and author. He
wrote A Human Life, The Unifica
tion of the Churches, Calvin W.
Mateer, and contributed to maga
zines and newspapers.
Since 1893 over sixteen hundred
convicts have been paroled from
California penitentiaries Eighty
five per cent have made good ? only
249 out of the whole number vio
lating the conditions of their parole
by leaving the state, falling to re
port, entering saloons or otherwise
Of the 249, 163 were returned to
prison; but only 22 of them had
committed new crimes ? being a
fraction of one per cent over the
total number paroled.
The report from which these
figures are taken shows that pa
roled prisoners have earned over
one million dollars, and out of their
earnings have saved more than
$200,000. In a recent typical month
out of 4*5 men on parole, not one
was Idle; and their aggregaet earn
ings for the month were Just short
of $17,000.
The last annual report of the
New York Prison Commission shows
that since 1900 nearly 4,000 prison
ers have been paroled, of whom
roughly three-quarters have com
plied wl'h the terms ot the parole
OUR STOCK REDUCING SALE
?? has been ? ? .
such a success we have decided to continue the sale
until further notice
Our Entire Stock Reduced from 25 to 50 per cent
Any and All Prices heretofore quoted are continued indefinitely
E*tra Special this week
FANCY SHIRTINGS
in grey, tan and white
with hairline stripes
16 2-3 cents
Ripple Woven Ripplette
the Rough Dry Fabric
NO IRONING
Very Special at 12 l-2c
Entire Stock of Ladies
House Dresses and Aprons
at 1-3 off
IMPORTED YARNS
Greatly Reduced
Fleishrri Eiderdown Wool 20c now 12 l-2c
" Spanish Yam 20c now 12 1 2c
" Saxony Yarn 15c now 10c
" Germantown Zephyr 15c now 10c
FANCY VELOUR
FLANNELLETTES
with or without borders
Just the thing for Bath Robes
25 & 30c qualities for 17 l-2c
LADIES
'Town and Country Shirts"
In ehambray, silk and wool
at 33 1-3 Discount
Misses and Children*
Gingham & Percale Dresses
at 1-3 off
Boys Overalls
and
Girls "Koveralls"
One Third Off
L. A. HARRISON CO. T
P?or? rlotn lit 8 p. in. tiffpt tUU>in??y 0 p. ?.
? which require, at lowwt, that the
man shall keep sober, keep at work
and make periodical report"
"These figure*," the report adds
rather naively, "show that, except
for parole, our prisoners would he
congested beyond reason,"
They show also the Incredible fol
ly of keeping under lock and key
a great many men who would be
have themselves, e?rn a living and
help support those dependent upon
them If they were Riven a chance. ?
Exchange
No Mi?rspri>s?nt?tion.
"What makes you so sleepy todky,
old man?"
"1 was up at A thin morning."
"Come off! You never got up at 4 In
your life"
"I didn't say 1 got np I said 1 waa
op."? Boston Transcript.
William Renwlcfc Ridell, member
of the Hl?h court of Justice of On
tario, in an address before the
Knife and Pork club at Kansas
City the other night, called atten
tion to the difference In practice
and proceedure in the Canadian and 1
United State# Courts. He said:
"What amazes me Is the ?nor
moua length of time It takes you
to try a case. I have been prac
ticing for thirty years and never
once has It taken more than thirty
minutes to get a jury and two days
to try the case Once In Ix>ndon,
Ontario, 1 tried a murder case, a
manslaughter and two other crlmln- <
al cases and twenty-seven civil cases |
while an American judge across the
line waa getting a Jury to try a
murder case .*?
Canada knows little of the law's i
delays. In criminal trials. It Is rare
that more than an hour is con
sumed In the section of a Jurv.
Technicalities are not considered by
the courts and attorneys are not
permitted to spend days and weeks
in dragging in Irrelevant and Im
material testimony, Aa a result,
the people of Canada have every
confidence In their courts
In the United States the courts
often pay more attention to tech
nicalities than the merits of the
case and a speed}- trial Is so rare
that It causes comment and atten
tion A revision of the methods of
our legal procedure and the adop- i
tlon of the good features of the
Canadian system would do much to
qulK the popular resentment Again
st the Judiciary. ? Valdsi Prospector.
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Vour druggie* will refund money K
PA7.0 OINTMENT fslls to cur* any
case of Itrblng, Blind, Rle? din* or
Protruding Pllee In < ?? 14 days 6?e.
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Best Meals
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