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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 arc none (of them
Less than from 7 to 14 years old
Liquors and Cigars are "f the Best
Ice coolers and all modern appliances for keeping clean ar.d
Sanitary- Drinks
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Mrs. Hugo I'ngerfroren went to
Carcroaa this morning for a brief
visit with her husband
A baby girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs Claud H. D?ch Saturday even
ing shortly after ten o'clock.
Th? SS Cordova, sailing from Se
attle tomorrow, will bring a cargo
of coal for the Moore wharf in
Skafway.
Mrs P. C. Kearns, wife of P. C.
Kearns of the Atlas Mining com
pany. was an oulgolng passenger on
ihe Curacao.
Dr. L. S Keller was a passenger
on the Georgia this morning, going
to Haines where he will spend a
week or so attending to his dental
practice.
Edwin Tungren, of Skagway, was
a passenger on the Princess May
south, and stopped off long enough
to pay Modern Methods a visit. ?
Ketchikan Modern Methods.
W. H. Warren of Seattle has
bevn appointed to take charge of
the WelU-Kargo express business !n
Skagway. Accompanied by Mrs
Warren, he is expected to arrive on
the Jefferson.
C. C. Cotant, formerly operating
newspapers In Juneau and Ketchi
kan, died a few days ago in Grants
Pass, Oregon. He was one of the
oldest newspaper men In the United
States, having been war correspond
ent during the war of the rebellion
James Mull.ily, member of the
Alaska legislature from Fairbanks,
lias wirod his resignation to Gov.
Clark, stating that he could not at
tend the legislative session. Mr.
Mullaly is creek salesman for the
Pacific Cold Storage company and
Ills business Interests require all his
attention.
Through passengers arriving on
the Curacao Saturday were P. J
Lynch, Miss N. A. Warren, Tom
Sweeney. Henry Davis, C. P. Brown.
Tom Granville, Tx>n Lincoln, Fred
Aiarvich and C. G. Griffin. Nearly
all of the above gentlemen are
minors from Idaho and they went
over the White Pass this morning
to take positions in the Pueblo mine.
C. O. Julian, a herring packer of
Ketchikan shipped "00 tous of salt
herring to Japan, but contrary winds
drove the ship hither and thither
until it was necessary to burn the
cargo to keep up steam. Besides
using several thousand sa^ks of
flour, they burned up Jullau's fish
He was paid for his fish at the
American market price, which al
lowed him no profit.
Jack Dalton, the famous trail
blazer, frontiersman, scout and sour
dough, with copper claims in the
White River district, oil claims in
the Katelia district, gold clal:ns in
numerous districts and a reputation
for fearlessness all over the west
ern country, arrived Saturday night
on the Curacao. After spending
the Sabbath in Skagway he left on
the Georgia for Juneau
Mr. V. A. Peterson of Juneau ar
rived in the city on the Georgia
and will take charge of the Paci
fic Coast Steamship company's of
fice in this city, succeeding Mr. C.
D. Grange who is to be stationed in
Seattle. Mr. Peterson will bring
his family here later and make this
his home. With the sailing of the
nest Curacao Mr. and Mrs Grange
will remove to Seattle to make their
future home.
Louis Jacquote of Kluano, arriv
ed from the north and left last Sat
urday for the outside where he will
purchase a stallion for his stock
farm He has twenty-five head of
horses wintering In the Kluane
country and finds that they do well,
so he inteuds to improve tlu breed
by importing a high bred horse
suitable to the needs of the coun
try. Mr. Jacquote says that he
cuts plenty of wild grass to furnish
hay for his stock during the win
ter.
LA FOLIiETTK J I'M IN IX
TO Ant COAL CLAIMANTS
Washington, Jan. 27 ? Senator
Robert M. I^aFollette of Wisconsin
has written letters to friends In Se
attle and the Pacific Coast, telling
them tha,t he Intends to Immediate
ly take up the fight for the grant
ing of patents to legitimate coal
land claimants In Alaska He is
convinced that the railroad and coal
companies of the United States have
been behind the obstructionist plan
to keep Alaska coal off the market,
and he Is ferreting the matter out
for the purpose of presenting the
facts before the other members of
congress.
Notion Department
Darning cotton 2 for Sc
Safety pins 3 for 20c
Hair nets 5c
Sanitary wash cloths 4 for 25c
Kirby Baird pins 3 for 20c
500 yd. spools basting cotton 5c
6 yd. bolts Rick rack 10c
One Half Price
Muslin Corset Covers and
Drawers
All Remnant* of
WOOL DRESS GOODS
including, skirt and drett length*
at One Half Price
One Half Price on
Brooches, belt pins and
waist pins
One Half Price on
Trimming braids, applique
and All Over Lace
One Half Price on
CURTAIN SCRIM
plain and fancy designs
One Half Price
on entire stock of
FRAMED PICTURES
ONE HALF PRICE
on complete stock of
Ladies Suits, Top Coats
and separate skirts
$1.50 Stitched Comfort Batti
SALE PRICE $1
$1.25 full size cotton baits 85c
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Mor? rl?wa at 8 p. m. ?trfpt Haf unlay 0 p. m
Vm.KOKS WANT Wll.snV
TO ATTKVP THKIR BAM.
Washington. Jan. 27 ? The color
ed democrats of Washington, l>. C..
ah iroin to hold a Inaugural bah]
in honoh of Mani Woodrow Wil
ling The Negro Democratic clnb
of the city have fully determined up
on that, and the fiddles and ban
loes are being tuned up for the oc
casion. The cake walk Is to come
off the same evening that the
white trash Inaugural bahl Is held.
A committee consisting of Rig Name
Johnslng, Stupendous St off Ins and
Polysyllabic I.lngila have been se
lected to present sn Invitation to
the president requesting him to
attend.
Eagle* mnsquerade on the 8th
of next month. Prepare for It.
Mrs. James Kennedy left this
morning on the Georgia for Juneen
The father of Mr. Kennedy la re ry
sick.
Hslping Mm Books
Persons about to Install new libra
rles or those who tlnd their books In
luid condition will be glsd of the ad
rice offered on this subject by n writer
in Les Annates (Purls* (Jlnss ra?e*
should always be avoided eicept for a
few precious roltiires which are ape
dally looked after and frequently dust
ed since the conRn<*d atmosphere and
lack of sir clrcnlntlon In such book
cases are favorable to the development
of germs. Insects mid mold "Second
ly." adds the Scientific American, "the
simple precaution should be taken of
placing on the sliel *es behind IN
books atrlps of clo or flsnnel mcls
tened with benzine., phenol, tobacco
Juice or turpentine. These stripe give
excellent results If renewed from tim?
to time."
One of the Stipulations.
A vegetarian enpinred a German cool
lady not long ago Ills wife liked the
appearance of the applicant tier ref
erences were good find the wages she
demanded not exorbitant
"I'd like to have yon come." said the
lady of v the house, "but perhaps yoo
won't want to live with ns We are
vegetarians and never have any meat
In the bouse Would yon be satisfied
with a vegetable dletf
The frnnlein scratched her bead.
"Veil," she ssld dubiously, "las beet
a wegetableT"? Clevt-land Plain l>e*ler.
Word blindness.
Verbal antipathies lire common. Most
p t im nur iitp iw ;*?!? ?i?n. ?>< err- I
tnln worda? "rlctual*." for In atam-*. j
In rprlwl n?tii;mntHm prevalent. too, ;
nt wonder? We never know the dlf
forrnce W*wn "auhjectlv#" and "ob
jective." nnd *? have n hlth reapert
for writer* who ns? tho?e word* Intel
ilircnilj "liu??u?i?iia" noil "di*in*enu
<>iii>" ninny* puttie ua too? Kraaklla
I*. Ad 1m* In Metropolitan
SHarp Tonguarf BtrnhirA.
Surah Rernhardt la ?p?oted a* baring
paid her respecta to l*ahella of Ha
varla. conanrt of rtiarlee VI. of FYance.
In thla viae: "It la to tier that we own
the Invention of the cornet, bat It waa
*he. too, who aold the half of KYanca
to England. There waa do crlmo of
which that woman waa not capaM*"
I "A TOAST TO POETS O T ALL
THE AOE8." "That wonderful rol
11 m? br Mr. Robert Jamas Brwiw,
I ths lecturer and md*r, marks him
as ths Inspired poetls genius for
? bom the world hu lone been wait
ing." "Easily tba world's irwtMt
i>oem " "A work of floo art par
excellence, Indeed." "A srmposlutt
or unrlralsd bsauty sustained
thr-ughout." "Tbo poom with a
soul." "Touchss llfo, loro, rsllg
ion sod patriotism on If at the
rroltb points of beauty." "Only the
,'erfcct inspiration of the author
can account for It." "Everyone, es
pecially every lorer of the American
flag, gpts Increased devotion from
I this great poem." "Those who
hrTs not known the Joy of hsarlng
' Mr Urennea render this greet work
o bis will be thankful for ths op
| portunlty to possess a copy." FINE
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