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the Arctic Brothers of
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?norate the 13th Anni
versary of the Order.
SCANDINAVIANS WILL
FIGHT MORMON CHURCH.
COPENHAGEN, Feb. 14? For the
purpose of combatting the Mormon
propaganda, which in the past few
years has been increasing throughout
Scandinavia, both the Swedish and
Norwegian governments today have
included in their annual budgets
substantial subsidies for a counter
missionary movement.
Subscribe for the Dally Alaskan.
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B. M. BEHRENDS,B inker
Juneau, - Alaska
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OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicits The Accounts
>f Sk igw.ay Firms Aud Individuals.
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DAWSON QUARTZ MILL
TO RUN SOON.
The directors of Lone Star Limited
has jii6t issued the company's bal
ance sheet, says the Daw-son News.
The affairs of the company, as com
pared with affairs some fifteen
months ago, are stated to be much
more satisfactory. During the last
reason three placer claims, aggregat
ing 1.100 feet of Victoria gulch, were
bought as a mill site. This ground
also provides room for tailings and
water for milling. A four-stamp
Henry mill, of 1,000 pounds per day
capacity, has been erected thereon, a
gravity incline 3.600 feet long has
been, constructed, to convey the ore
from the mine to the mill, and a tele
phone lino connects the top and bot
tom of the incline. A power line fro
the forks of Bonanza and Eldorado
creeks up to the mill has been con
structed, switches, motors, and all
accessary appliances put in, and a
contract entered into with the North
ern Light. Power and Coal company
to supply the Lone Star Limited with
power for five years, on very favor
able terms. A run of the mill was
made to try out the machinery before
closing down for the winter, and.
while neither plates r.or mortar boxeS;
were quite cleaned up. nor was it de
sirable to completely clean them, ap
proximately nine and one-half ounce?
of gold was taken from them, and
the officers of the company now look
forward to future operations with in
reased confidence. The mill building
?vas substantially constructed, with a
view to an early start in the spring
and to run late in the faJl of the
? ear. Weather permitting, it is ln
f?nded to start the mill running on
May l this year.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
TO ISSUE NEW STAMPS.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 15? En
g ravings and printing plates are now
in process of manufacture at the
bureau of engraving and printing to,
be used in issuing a new set of
stamps for the postoffice department.
There are at present eleven different
kinds of stamps, but the designs in
use are too much alike to be easily
distinguished.
The new plates are being made to
meet this difficulty. While the colore
will not be changed materially. It is
planned to have an entirely different
border on five of the new plates to
enable those handling mail to tell at
a glance the denomination of the
stamps.
The first six stamps are to bear
the head of Washington, while the
last five will have the head of Frank
lin. the first postmaster general.
TELEGRAPH OPERATOR
MAY LOSE FINGERS.
Howard McMillan, the telegraph op
erator, who, after being rendered un
conscious by being thrown fromi a
dog sled five weeks ago. was danger
ously frozen in, the hands and arms,
and who has since been, an inmate of
the local hospital, is now out and
around, having made 'the Star office
a visit Tuesday, says the WhiWhorse
Star. He is getting along very well
except for the fingers of his right
hand, some of which Dr. Davis thinks
it will be necessary to amputate. All
the little finger will have to be
removed and a portion of the* others,
the first two probably at the second
joint. Mr. McMillan is confident
that the loss of parts of his fingers
will not incapacitate him performing
I his work as a telegraph operator.
CITY DADS MEET
AND TRANSACT BUSINESS
The City Council held their regular
semi-monthly meeting iu the towa
nail last night and transacted the
regular routine of business.
It was decided by the council to
dispense with the services of Judge
LeKevre for the present, in the city
coal case, and his bill for services to
the city, in filing an answer to the
temporary Injunction asked against
the city by the Moore's Wharf Co.,
of $250 was referred to a committee,
it being considered exorbitant by the
members of tie council.
The proposition of purchasing &n
automatic striker for the fire bell
was considered, action being delayed
pending more definite information cm
the actual ccwt and the cost of in
stallation.
A petition was received by the
council and was considered for the
Installation of a fire plug on the cor
ner of 11th Ave. and Broadway for
the protection of the property located
:n that vicinity. Due to the frosted
(.?ondKion of the ground at the pres
ent time of the year H. was the gen
err J opinion cf the council that the
plug and the necessary block of pipe
to be laid could not be put in until
the frost bad left the ground. Never
theless, the proposition was referred
to the committee on Pi?bli<e Works
and Public Property.
The Marshf.l was ordered to give
the owners of old deserted buildings,
which are open and contain combusti
ble matter, a final warning to dean
up the said buildlnp* and to ck*e
them, fnilinir which, summary action
is to be taken to enforce protection
to the community from theoe fire
menaces.
EAGLES R EGUw "\R MEETING.
Skagway Aerie. No. 25. Fraternal
Order Of Eat, lea will meet Wednes
day night at their hall oil Fifth Ave
nue. Vlaltinj; brothers cordially In
vited to attend.
T. A. McDonald, \V. P.
J M. Keller. W. Sec.
COEUR OALENE OPERATORS
WANT TARIFF PROTECTION.
WALLACE, Idaho, Feb. 6? Follow
ling the reduction yesterday of 2o
cente a hundred pounds In the price
of lead, mine operators in the Coeur
d'AJene district preyed today to
protest to congress against the re
! (iuction of tlvo tariff on lead and zinc,
i^abor unions, throughout tie district
announced today they would join in
the protest with the operators.
Operators declare that the present
situation is the most serious since
1 1907. when scores of properties were
i closed down.
SOFTNESS OF SEALSKIN.
It Rlvnlcd 'by Human Hulr \V hrrf
OnmlruA la r.rmllcnlrd.
Sealskin Is udmlred the world over for
Its softness and glossiness; and yet the
human hnlr In equally as soft and glossy
when healthy; and the radical cause of al!
hair trouble ll dindruff, which Is caused
by a restiferou: r- raslte that saps the
vitality of tlrti h'. it Its root. Newfcro's
Herplclde is the only preparation that Is
fatal to the dandruff germ. Without dan
druff there Is no falling hair, but a lux
uriant trrowtb of glossy, soft hair Is cer
tain. Scourlne the scalp won't cure dan
druff. Kill the dandruff germ. Thous
ands of women owe their beautiful anSt*
of hair to Kewbro's IferplrlJc SoH bv
leading drogirlsts. St>nd 10c. Ir stamr
to The Herplcide Co., Detroit. Mich.
Wm. Brltt, 3peclal Agent, Skagway.
One dollar bottles guaranteed.
Henry FYIedenthal Phone 76. Quick
delivery. Baggage and expressing on
short nottws, day or night
W SO WEAK?
Kldaer Trouble* May be Pn*pp4ng
Tour Life Ami Alaskan Paopla
Have I/?arn?l Tils Pact
\Thaa ? healthy man or woman be
tins to run down without apparent
cmm, becomes weak, languid, de
pressed, suffers backache, headache,
dlssy spalls and urinary disorders,
kldn?y weakness may be the cause
of U all. Keep the kldneye well
and they will keep rou well. Doan's
Kidney Pllto cure tick kl.ln.7s and
keep them well. Can Alaskan read
ers demand further proof than the
following statement:
Mr* F. H. Morell, ilS Marlon SL,
Seattle, Wash., says: "Kidney com
plaint and backache bothered me
all my life and I had auch severe
attacks at times that I was practi
cally helpless. The pains through
my kidneys and loins were almost
unbearable. I hod headaches and
diwy spells and In the morning whea
I first got up, I became so dizzy
'hat I dared not attempt to walk
across the hall. Learning about
Doan's Kidney Pills I besan their use
The contents of the first box helped
roe so greatly that I continued taking
?hem and before long I was entirely
relieved of kidney complaint. I have
recommended Dean's Kidney PI'ls to
many of my friends and shall contln
ue to do so." (Statement given De
cember 17, 1907.)
RE- ENDORSEMENT.
Mrs. Morell *ras Interviewed or.
February 1, 1910, and she added to ;
the above: "I have been in good
health ainoe 1 endorsed Doan's Kid- '
nay Pllla In 190V. I take thlr rem
edy In the spring and fall and It
keeps me in good health."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster. Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
New Tork. sola agenfa for the t'nltad
States.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? and i
takte no other.
For sale by all dealers. Price BO
cents. Faster-MIIbum Co.. BufTalo
New Tork, sole arents for the Unit- 1
ed States.
Rememb'r the name ? Doan's ? and
take no othef.
LOCAL BRIEFS
8KAUWAY WEATHER REPORT
R>*u)U of U?a obMrtftUoa UU*n
?'h art ai mldal*fct.
Fob ISth, 1*1(2, ta M fUlowa:
T?r>! ! m? *>to?#r*?rn .. . 12 abov*
Mas. pr?-*?liug i4 hr? .. .. 40abOTa
Ml& " " .. i7abo?a
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narwnet?r 29: *5. CW*r. aoowfj*
ISTtRittK EtilM feftiil
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Caritau 3>
Whiw- II < -?5 :v?
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Big Saloon. ??:
YuVon Cn?s n/
SeiMrk 31
CoBf* ( 8
Stewart River
CHrilvi?-. . ..? .1t?
Dawnon .. ... 10
Cloudy and south wind reporfd as
far a* Big Salmon. Clear and rafcn
to Dawirai.
LOST ? Between Haines and Fort
Seward, a nuggr?t braoHet. Ftnder
7>lra?n? r??Uirn to P. H. MwtIa. HaJnea.
Vlaska.
SEATTLE'S
Is- (u)itirf Popular Pric?t Hn*el
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Hotel A oco m mo(l*? ion*. lar
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Excellent Quoting aod Fiahiovr
Motor Bo**injt Sailln/.
Steamer (.eorfria from Jtuwau
makes ?emt-ino?ithlj *i?it?. fo
formaf ion and rate# upon requeat
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
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GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK
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