FIRE SALES FIRE SALE!
WOOD TO BL-RN
,-c4 Dtj ri??ki?g BBt Suastt
Special {rW* this n^-jUi
$2.00 PER * CX.
St. ? HERB T A O R f>o??
THREE GOOD ONES W DRAW TO
MONTTCEUjO rye
FKB?LKJFX)Ki <YK.
.SON RYE
BoUJe?2 .a l?oc.i. 1? or l?
At U.? Boar# uZ Trad*, tf
j,V for a bois? cockfi w*! ?
<juvL. an srnic*. Where? At
the N Hoec R#s?urar.L FiWi
We: t a mircU fnosi Rroac'mv.
TUS
Magazine
that make*
Fact
more fj*?dnatirv
than
Fiction j
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S?r>-? of Ar Wor'f ?
Fopulat* Mechanics
Macazinc
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SiCMD PEWABO .SI 8UII
The readers of thla papw will be
pleased to k*m that there Is at
Last one dreadful disease that sclenc
has been able to cure la all its stages
and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh
Cure is the only positive ours now
known to the medical fraternity. Ca
' >?rrli being a constitutional dteh.??v. ;
requires a constituUon&l treatment. j
Hail'i Oacarrh Cure is tak?n intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surface? of the system. !
thereby destroying the foundation of
the disease, and giving the patient
strength by bu-lding up the oousti- j
triior. and assisting nature In doiry:
lis work. The proprietors have go
much faith in its curative powers
that they offer Ooe Hundred Dollars
for a ay case that it fails to cure. Send |
for the list of testiaioinaJs.
F. J. CHENKY ft CO.. Toledo, O
Sold by Druggista. Toe
Tate Hall's Family PUis for const! j
pattoa.
SMOKERS ATTENTION
flaroW Hartwi^sea, successor to j
W. \V. {Houghton, has taken the
acency for the justly famous
LL INF1XITO CLEAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
. " Just received from the ffce- j
< -y a; Tampa, Fla If you want tic !
seat d. a t fail to glee these goods
a trial
GRAM0 REDUCTION SALE
The Pac* Train is now sell:*? s !
2 - lot of *k>od Goods at reduces
".cob as they are getting too oJd t<
a: sr 11 at a profit. Yours,
si Hernixu Grtra J
Fre-h Olympia Oyster Cocktails at
e 1 ard of Trade
y comfortable elegant +
? . he Caribou Hotel J
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E. U . ? ?A PfopntW J.
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Ccrcross , \\ xon Territory
^'.^v Op >!*. .* f}? ^ ri?TVfv?i
Vv-v: -oughout Cate and Bar
B. M. BEHRENDS,B inker
Juneau. - Alaska
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OLDF^ST BANK IN ALASKA
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Fir And Individuals
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T le Skagway Pioneer Dairy ?
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i H. W, SEE M AN, Prop. .J.
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch'
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aES3IEIII3fiK RfKBSKISIRHRi
? It Pays to Get Printing That ?
PLEASES
The Work from our Job Department
Pleases Particular People.
>ond out : r roar work. Let us 'quote
pi km ijfcw you saa p!es of stock, and do-yoor work
v.; KLY. WELL AND AT REASONABLE PRICEiv
aitp 9aih| Alaskan. :
DUCHESS D'AOSTA.
Italian Princrst Aiding In
Red Croat Work at Tripoli.
Society
Lieut. MoCleory of Ft So ward was
passenger on the Petcnon today
the 1\jsU
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Mrs. N K. l>':a. k is the hostess
his afternoon at a card party being
.hen at her home.
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Mrs. McKenzie, who has been suf
ering from a severe and protracted
ittack of neuralgia. 4s improving slow
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Mrs. Robinson and daughter Grace,
? oompanied by Miss Ruth Guyer.
*-ere visitors in town today from FX.
Seward.
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Mrs. Harry Summers, who has
H?en visiting with Miss Monson at
he White Pass hospital, left on the
'efferson for her home in Juneau.
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Mr. Howard Ashley who has been
Idlud to the hospital for the last
. a days, is progressing rapidly and
.11 be out and around in a few
days.
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Don't miss the Eagles Masquerade
*ialt to be g'.w'ii this evening. Re
r.embor the cord of home grown
rood and that big juicy ham to be
-, ven away.
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Mrs. Robert Poster returned on the
Jefferson yesterday, she had been
-ammoned to the sick bod of her
uother and was enabled to be with
ner the last few weeks of her life.
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Mr. and Mrs. P. F. W. Lowle en
tertained very pleasantly at bridge
Friday evening. Their guests were
Mr. and Mrs. XV. C. Rlanchard, Mr.
and Mrs. FSvd Callartnan and Mr an
Mrs. Fred Weber
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Some one once said, not without a
" Mich of gentle malice. "That he had
? ver spent a more pleasant winter,
tf-ap. one siimmer spent in Alaska."
Would anyone desire a more balmy
spring than the present winter in
Skagway ?
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The White Pass CJub are arranging
to entertain on a prand scale during
this month. They have asked that
the 14th and 2?th be reserved for
t>em. They will give a bachelor's
ball st. Valentine's Day, FVb. 14th,
and a l>?ap Year dance lo be given
on the 2?th.
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Mrs. FVed Weber was a hostess
at a "neighborhood" party Thursday
afternoon. The guests partaking of
Mrs. Weber's genial hospitality were
Meedaznes Black. Elizabeth Blanch
ard. Bold, Callarman. Conway, God
iUng, Johnston. Mulvihill, Van de
Wall, Misses Boerer and Mcljrevy,
and Masters Francis Van de Wall,
Maurice W. Godding and Niel Bold.
Owing perhaps to the entertaining
presence of "the younger set" there
was not much needlework accomplish
ed but conservation mas not hindered
nor the enjoyment of the "<"up that
cheers."
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In a lotter which came on the Jef
ferson. Mrs. H. D. Kirmse. writing
from IjOS Angelas states that she is
quite well again and is enjoying hor
stay very much. The weather is
delightful. She states that she saw
I>. and Mrs. Keller and that the
Boctor is looking "splendid" and has
cained fourteen pounds.
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Friends of Miss Hindshaw will be
rlad to know that on Br. Gabie's
(return he found after matin* a tbor
; r ich examination of l.er wrist and
i hand that the conditio is are entirely
satisfactory and that except for a
"? stiffness a^d swelXng which
will ever tnally disappear, the mic
tion of every part is perfect and ther
will remain no after effect of what
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was a very serlmia and painful a?
i cidewU
Miss Hindshaw desLros to tender
her very grateful thanJfc* ft?r the kind
sympathy which has been extended
to her on all sides
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The l>adies Howling Night* at the
Klks Alley? are being well attended.
and ar<> enjoyed very much by the
Lady Bowlers.
Last week Mrs. Ale* Blanchard
made the high score of 193 which
was followed by Mrs. Ganty with a
score of 195, This wffk Mm Oanty
again made the highest score, 194.
Some of the younger player* show
| great promise.
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The members of the Voting People"
Literary and Social Society were de
lightfully entertained at the home of
Miss Rthel and Mr. Geo. Black last
night. Following ? nhort business
meeting, the tv<t of the evening was
given ovff to a debate In which all
the members took part. Contrary to
all expectation and tradition, the
ludces decided that the male viem
bers of the society were the better
talkers and they were awarded the
decision on the affirmative of the
question.
Resolved. That woman should pro
pese.
Following the settlement of this
momentous question, a delightful
lunchcon was served by the host and
hosti ss to which gr?at Justice was
[done.
A FULL DAY AT THE
METHODIST CHURCH.
' Pursuant to announcement* made
last month, the Rev. R. C. Hlackwell,
pastor of the MethOdiat Kpiscopal
hurch. (flmo up from Juneau on the
Jefferson, and will conduct services
Sunday.
The first service will be at 11 a.
m. Sermon subject, "The Leading
>f the l?rd." Sunday school will
follow at 12 o'clock. At 7 p. ni
the Kp worth l/xign? will hold a
Young People's meeting, and at 8
o'clock the pastor will preach on
The Goings of God."
V picture certain to make a pc.pu
ir appeal is Harry S. letter's frontis
. The Sn.art Pet for February.
The artist found his inspiration in
the macn.-jne's new department for
?he revival of the art of letter writ
es "The Trunk in the Attic," and
am*ears that the real attic of an
<i,' TVit, h v i nor boose in New York
' -vert him as a background.
\TER NATIONAL HEALTH
INFERENCE CLOSES IN PARIS.
PARIS, -lasv. 27 ? The international
?i ;;tary i-oaferpnre held under the
. <> of the French government,
n which 42 nation*, including the
nited Slates, participated, oonclud
. y,v or ty. it was opened on No
>mbrr 7 by M. de Selves, former
minister of foreign affairs.
The subject dealt with Included
plague, cholera and yellow fever. It
? as declared that i.h?> propagation of
the plague by \ ermin and rats was
;:o? generally recognized, as well as
infection by the skin and respiratory
rgans. The conference recommends
that any person who has been In con
tact with a plague patient shall be
subjected to a aur rolllance not ex
ceeding five days.
The report in referring to cholera
defuu-s confirmed and suspected cas
ts, the latter including convalescents
and other carriers of germs It urges
the necessity of observing not only'
confirmed cases but also germ car
riers, and insists on the importance
of improved sanitation at ports.
Concerning yellow fever, the com
mission adheres to the measntjpe pre
scribed by the convention at Wash
ington in 190.">, consisting of the iso
lation of infectfd persons and a war
against germ carrying mosquitoes by
he sulphuration of all ship? and oth
er suspected places.
nature: spares
The Stride** tlxw Prom Orlff.
TThat a fortunate proHflon of nstvar
tt Is. that deprived the rose cf rrontai
suffering; for how poignant would be Its
grief to discover. In the height of its
blooming glory, thj.t a canker fed at its
heart, r.nd that Its beauty and f.-agranoe
were doomed forever. Nature always
?paw the suffering; she Is a veritable
store-house of pleasing rewards, for
those who seek h.?r aid. In the year
gone by falling hair, and grayiwss h.iv
east a gloom over the lives of thousan
of your. g women, but thanks to the I:
vestigations of scientists the true c-v
of hair destruction Is now known to
a germ or parr.sl'.e that barre-. i In'
the hair folll. lea Xewbro's U'rfl
absolutely destr<iys this germ.
^Tnlttlng the l.Rlr to r*
Int. -dpd. S.?ld br leo<*i"t?r d"
S<*->d 10c. Sn stair* f-r ?- np'.
?> T i.o KurplclOe Co_ TVlfoP. Tile:.
VTm. BrHt. Special Agent, Skanray.
One dollar bottlss guaranteed.
Bottled Pale Jtataier, Blue Ribbon
and Olympia B<?er for sale at the
Board of Trade. tt.
Honry Friedenthal Phone 76. Quick
ioMverT- Basgare and expressing on
j short notice, day or night
WHY SO WEAK?
: Kidney Troubles May b? Snapping
Tour Life Away Alaskan People
Have Leaned This F*u*.
?
j When a healthy man or woman be
gin* to run down without apparent
cause, become weak, laneuld, de
pressed, suffers backache, headache,
ditty spell* and urinary disorders*
kidney weakness may be the cause
of U all. Keep the kidneys well
and they will keep you well. Doan's
Kidney Pills cure aick kidneys snd
keep them well. Can Alaskan read
trs demand further proof than the
following statement:
Mrs. F. H. More! I, 518 Marion St.,
Seattle, Wash., says: "Kidney com
plaint and backache bothered me
al! my life and I had such severe
attacks at times that I was practi
< ally helpless. The pains through
my kidneys and loins were almost
unbearable. I hsd hea aches and
(Mxty spells and In the morning when
I first got up, 1 became so ditty
hat I dared not attempt to walk
serosa the hall. I /earning about
Doan's Kidney Pills I becan their use
The contents of the first bo* helped
me so greatly that I continued taking
'hem and before long I was entirely
relieved of kidney complaint. | have
recommwided Poan's Kidney Pills to
many of my friends and shall con tin
tie to do so." (Statement given De
cember IT, 1907.)
RE- {ENDORSEMENT.
Mrs. Morell was interviewed on
February 1, 1910, and she added to
the above: "I have been in good
health since I endorsed Poan's Kid
ney Pills In 1907. 1 take this rem
edy In the spring and fall and it
keeps me In good health."
For sale by all dealers. Price f.O
"ents Foster- Mllburn Co. Buffalo,
New Tork, sole a?en?s for the United
?states.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? and
"sk?> no other.
For sale by all dealers Price SO
-ents Fo?ter Mllburn Co.. P ffalo
Vr-n- York, solo atent* f r tile I "nit
d States
H-membcr nam? Moan's ? and
aVe no oth^r.
BACK TO MEXICO
FOR THE SS. CURACAO.
"As soon a* the summer tourist
season Is over the Spokane will be
put on the Southeastern Alaska run
and will carry freight and passengers
all next winter." said Captain C. H.
A'hlte. master of the steamer Cura
sao last evening to a representative
of the Juneau Dispatch. "The State
of California Is to be put on this
summer to alternate with the City of
Seattle, the Spokane will 'cruise with
summer tourists and the Curacao will
go back to her old run to Mexico."
continued Cap! White.
The Spokane has been extensively
improved since her wrecking last
June at Seymour Narrows. Her ob
servation room has been moved from
her aftcrdeck to the forward part of
the vessel, fifteen staterooms open
ing on private bath have been added
to her and general improvements that
will mako of the Spokane a delight
to travelers have been made.
Fresh Olympla Oyster Cocktalli at
the Board or Trade. tr
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LOCAL BRIEFS
SKAGWAY WEATHER REPORT
IteaulU of tha otwarrailoa Uk?
at Moora'a Wharf at midnight,
Feb I. 1?1?. U as follow*:
IVmp. lima obawTat n .. .. 34 abor*
Mm. preceding 34 hr* .. .. 43 aboro
Mia. " 34a*x>rt?
Wean " " " .. .. SSabora
naron>e?*r 30:20. Clear and calm.
Tajriah ?
Atltn ... A
Lower I /?barge 0
Hooiallnnua.... 12
Big Salmon
Yukon Cn*?Miiir t
Selkirk I
Coffee CreeK - 2
Stewart Ki*er "
Otflrie 2
l?aw*on .
Clear and ralm to I/)wer lyRarge
C'-.My and ralm to all other point*
r< iiorted except HootaHwjna and Sel
kirk. where It la clear with north
The Table d'Hota dinner at the
I'ullen Houa? la better than e?er.
Why don't you try It Ton ara wel
INTERIOR WEATHER REPORT
STATIONS
Caribou
White Horse
1 F.MPKHATt'RK
Abore llelow
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SEATTLE'S
Leading Popular V'ricw* Hotel
Hotel
Georgian
Enroprin FUn
\ll Ontald* * n n n r
KI?*trtlr
FofnUhul
sumpjo Room*
'oaiKKill * F?m
'!j triilf
rat**
H?n?rn? #? up.
Tti. r? nmim fl Wni.
lirtjm ?llh f *ih fl.W
VwIVr* t ? fOH(rp
O. CAI.n*W.I.
r*l# Ft?t f.*Wr? rtf ff rn FHIffcrH AVFNUE
Hpton fVpot *> Fourth R*t. Tnlon A Pt*?
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium (mtk'1 Alaska
l,arr<?. ' l??n. Indivirfua Hatha
A hun<!*nrp of Water. Bern of
ot?l \ccommoriations ? ur
ni?he<1 ( ahin? for R?nt. . . .
Excellent Huminr ar<l Ki?bin?.
Motor Moating an) Smliri?.
Stea-ner Georyia front Juneau
mak?? aomi-nioMhlv *i*ita. In
formation and raiw upon r?>qUMt
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
rvwrr- .7 ?rrr-m t?hz.
Health Resort
A L AS K A
rrnmuwmmuuu:.:
f ! .. h-vi -? J~ Telephone 112
Phil. Abrahams
FIRE INSURANCE
Agent for t'.e l)L BUQl E OF IOWA and the
KSTCHK8TKR OF NEW VOHK.
over Four Milliuu.
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] NOTARY PUBLIC SKAGWAY, ALASKA
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.j. The Only FirftCUsa Hotel Opened Under New Manage- ^
j. in Carcros? menl ^
j. H?adqu*rt?rB tor AtHn Stum Use. 4
IHOTEL SCOTT :
4* - +
j, Scott * Schwanlekamp .j.
* Headquarters for Mining Men and +
Travelers t
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.j. 3P?CIAL RATES AND ACCOMMODATIONS FOR MUSHERS. +
* WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST *
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK *
? CARCROSS & YUKON TER. +
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