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THE BEST Money Can Buy ! j
WHAT?
Why, Heinz's Dill Pickles and |
Sauer Kraut I
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New Pack Just Received $
C. W. Ask & Sons
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Stationer and Fish
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^Tony Dortero's*
RAW FURS
? : VTE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE FOR PRICK LIST
Percey s Fur House
OvMtmk. -
SHIP YOUR
I
RAW FURS
TO THEl
KTOATOUS - *W*
W e tor Oircci*r -
A ska Furs a Specialty
Verr Top Prtces Paid.
Make - Trial - Shipment
R0Y3L
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Steam Laandpy I
A? Work OM)?Bt?e4. Short
Ordara Pwwipti?
vIC c*E uii! deliver.
PHONE 7*.
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L^axadve Rromo Quinine j *)4 kf ho*
CwvsaCoMfaOaeD*}.. c?m 2 ZMyiAlS //^C//?f'V25c
Nov a? toe boys a?i ?ate i i. V>vu.
J??t co?aer%bt It. aa ait roc d<"T%
An" whtte jvt titoff aad Jok* ax an'
chaff
Oar sms cake roar IWy-p?i
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Draper & Co.
6KAGWAY. ALASKA.
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NOTICE
Just received a shlpsieai ol fresh
ojit?ri Is shell. Too caa now g*t
?T-?l*rt oa half shaD 1b U7 Quantity
at ta? Pack Traia Rtstaaraat.
DaU? Aiaakaa? oai* $1 a ?oath.
COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
from Sbmtt No. ?. orator Bv Ktaw
at Imdymnkik, be gr*A*
a in m ?> old coal of ill Um B. C. (Mdc
S&2? FIXED CARBON
PwCoct CozabasOoo loiter* He?' |
Ltg** Aafc
Ob ud &Ttor July 1st, UK. *
?baQ otter tikis coal, ?e]?ctod an>
omdMl m toUoaa: ?
Doable Screwed and sacked *1S. tor
-csvftoiaics i?acked> t "
screenings (balk) T. **
Ate** prtoM tschide itilnry
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
"N>i? 10. Sfcacway, Alaska.
Subscribe Cor U* DaOy A&ukaa.
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! ATLIN NOTES 1
(Special Correspondence^ ?
R PwKon hM moved over from Ta
ta He will re-roaln in AtSn for U?e
' ?Mr.
Mr. Chrww Sands has Tom Owen*
papering and cleaning his house. It
looks Clarence'.
Mosta* Vance and Richard Hal
'?ve been looking ovw Fourth of
July property for the past week.
G. Whwj leases today with e
<xitKoing mail for TeJograph Creek.
This te the flrst trip o< the season
od will take eight days.
Mr C. Gilmour. who has bad the
contract for repairinj: the Post Office i
here, hap finished the wrwk and re- ;
tnrned to his home in Discovery.
Captain Marshall and Qw Reunlvh
have purchased an cxitftt and have
gome down to the North end of the
lake for a two weeks' fishing trip
Dr. Harrison a telegram ftxmi Mr. i
Rareti. telegraph operator at Macki
naw Station, to forward *om? medi
cine by the first mail He stated that
Mrs. Barrett is very ill
The parties who haw been tamper
ing with the Initial Posts of some of
the Spruce Creek claims. will be
brought up before Mr. FYaser, the
OoJd Commissioner Thcv wiN be
prosecuted to the fullest extent of
the law
FOR YOUR THANKSGIVING DINNER
CftJI at tho Puck Train Restaurant,
the r>e>mon*oo of the North. There
win be nothing too pood for the Irish.
Dtnner from 12 to S p. m Plenty
of ewrtjiiiyt.
Bmmctt J MoKanna, Uk> .Tuneau
KnfeM of the Grip, who has boe*n oaJ
knf; on his friends in town, wap a
i paswenpw <*mth on Uie Humboldt.
Any one deeiriiyt to take Thanks
civins dinner %; the v>oMen North,
must make arrangements by Wednes
day noon. Nov. 29 2<
G. W. AvertU and Son. Dontfejts, wit!
b - >< -e for the next SO days, and wUl
[be located upstairs in th? iASkabuild
: ;n,c next door *o Kirn sc's Jewelry
stow . St.
GREAT CI EARANCE SALE
Sold at a Lose: Malt Rainier. 20
cent? per bottle Especially prepared
for sick people aad Invalids, and ?
c*llent for nursing mothers. Only
two barrels left. After that price wil
| be So cents per bottle.
Pack Train Bar
L.OCAL BRIEFS
1 BuT The Daily Alaskan 1 A
IVC .On The Stree'.? ror. Ivl.
SKAGWAY WEATHER REPORT
Results of the ob.=?ervatt.>n taken '
at Moore's Wharf at midnight.
Not. ?<>. 1911, is a? follows :
Temp. time observaCa . . . . 2S above
Max. preceding 24 hrs .. ... Si above
Mia. " " " 24 above
>! ean " " " 27 above
Barometer 2S:SS Cloudy Calm
iNTERIOR WEATHER REPORT
*1 F31PERATTRF.
STATIOYS Above Below
Caribou 30
White Horse ? . .
Tagish 2s
At! in 34
Lower Lebarge 36
Hoot&linqua 32
Big Salmon 3P
Yukon Crossing 34
Selkirk 33
Coffee Creel" 3
Stewart River I
Offilvie. 0
Dawson 25
Snow almost penerai with a prevail
ing strong Sooth wind.
Best Meals
In The City at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY Q cr
DINNER
Lodging'
EverythingJClean and
First Class
' Fifth Avenue near Broadway
is To ill
BOWLING FtSI
FY* the purpose of enoouraytng to- '
divide rihI team challenges, the
Bowling Committee now nM? and
handfraps the foHowin* named Bowl
ers as shown.
These handicap* are based on the
?v??*p<* to date with aHowitnoae for
"new beginners," out of praotlce," etc
Chailens** wlN be subject to ac
ceptance by aM other bowlers Hsted
The Committee reserves the right to
change the handicap* at any time, b* j
snch changes will not affect challeng
es already posted.
Should a chaNenge be accepted by
more than one per??jn or team, each
person or team will be rotjnlred to!
piay aynt.net each other i>em>n or j
team at least once. The challenge
sh?dd specKjr whether It Is to be j
"pine" or "frame*."
A K Ktndoll
F. W. Flokarrlt
N E Black
Bowling Coimnvlttee.
170 W. C. Blanchard 0
A. C. Blftnohard 0
M. A. Snow 0
N. K Black 0
165 F. 8. Wilson
R. J. Barry 6
J. Rock B
Twck FSaharty 6
160 F. W FVkardt 1?
165 F. H BoW 15
P. H. Gulf
J. Kennedy IS
P. M. Hern '6
150 G. D. Majpee 20
H. Fripdenthal 2?
F. A. CaJlnrman 20
J. Grashcl 20
W. IV WHery 20
H. Aal ley
H. F Taylor 20
Q. K'^nbfTg 20
145 H. B. KkUM. 25
V. Sparks 25
W. Grant 25
140 O. Sekner 30
135 B McKay *8
A. E. Klndell 36
J. M. KeJior 35
125 W. Britt 45
1 20 Bat<*>n 60
I Ladies)
155 Mrs Ganty 0
140 Mrs \V C. Wanchard 15
125 Mrs. Rock 30
Mrs. Kirmse 30
Mrs. Fk-kardt 30
115 Mrs. Black 40
Mrs. Selmer 40
110 Mrs. Shaw 45
100 Miss Kirmse 65
5?5 Mrs. Kennedy 60
S5 Mrs. Ratson 70
Miss WhaJen 70
Mrs. Magee "0
Mrs. Britt 70
Secrr; rotten ea.
Sccret so< lot *< ? e so anclrtit that
tbeSr oripln Is lost In the mS-ts of the
past. They oils' r>d in Epypt, Persia,
India, at the earl est tlm?* with
wl>; ti history or lepend gives ns an?
Insicht It mms to l>e nahirai for
nieii to organize sn< b societies for Iwtb
Pkh) and evil panoses. Nearly all the
a orient religions were of n l<n? faced
character. popclrr md sc-ret. or. a*
they are called, "esoteric" and "ex
oteric. the i.rsi for the few. the In
Itlated. the second for the rank and
Ble. The philosophers would tench one
thine to the masses of the people and
another to the select few who made up
the 'Inner circle." Cicero tells us that
the wise men of Romo aid Greece be
lieved quite differently from the com
mon run of < J reek a and Rocoana.
A Good Listener.
Alfred Henry l.ewls. thr> author, was
walklnp up Pennsylvania arenue one
day when be me! Louis Itrownlow, the
1 maps 7: no writer.
"Louis." said L*wls solemnly, listen
I to me? for three hours."
"Why. what'a tbe matiierr* asked
Brownlow.
"Why." said Lewis Indignantly. *Tt?
| been In this town all day. and every
, body else has l>een doing the talking
I do lore my little conversation !"
' Brownlow wen* to luncheon with
him and. after d?1ng a sprint In long
distance listening pulled out his watch
with tbe remark: "Lewis, I've listen
ed to yoti for three hour* and nine
1 minutes. Goodby."? New York Trlb
una
The Genuine Article.
"1 don't know about this plctnra.
Bobby," said tbe visitor as be ran
over specimens of the youngster's
camera work. "I am afraid a dog
with a propeller Instead of a tall la
something of a fake."
"That aint a propeller." said Bobby.
That'a hLs tall. He kept waggln' It
while his pi. ture was being tookened."
?Harpers Weekly.
Vulpar.
"When ordering champs cue some
people are not satisfied srltb the pop
of the cork."
-Think notr
"No: they think the waiter onght to
fciao sound a pong."? Knn<*is City Jonr
oat
GBAM) REDUCTION ?AL6
The Pack Train is now wlKni a
big lot of Good Goods at reducad
price* ?ls they are too old to!
hold and sell at a profit Yonra,
tf. Herman Grimm j
GOOD CHANCE FOR MINER?.
Will let oat on lay good ground on
Spruce Creek all opened np and read
to work. Fine opportunity tor a
number of men to get oot a rich win
ter dump. For particular* apply at
Alaskan office. tf
A fine mild temperance drink H
the pure wholesome beer made from
the sparkling watera of Tumwater
Falls, and the very beat barley malt
with just the right proportion of
choicest grown hope. Brewed as on
ly the OJympia Brewing company can
brew. For sale at the Board of Trad#
B?fore you stampede. |M y?nr
^..ttJon Notuee, PlS'er or Quarts,
i rem the Daily Alaskan. tf
I'rrsh Oysters on halt ?uell or Pk?g
vay *prlnj? chicken at th? Pack Trait
itesUurant. ^
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FOR GIFTS
NO TROUBLE TO FlNO WHAT
YOU WANT
When you are oat on a boat tot
someUting appropriate as a gift, re
member I hare sew goods sock as
handsome cat glaee, ailverirare, and
1-eauUfnlly hand painted china, joai
la from the maker's, which would
make as handsome a present m can
be made Such good* are always ap
pr> < lau d. I bare nothing bat the
latent, up to date In pattern, and In
quality. Nothing but the very best.
Oar watch work, newly manufactur
<-d and skillful engraving apeak for
themselves. We do not torn oat oar
work unices It le finished In the beM
manner and we guarantee every ple^e
of It If yon have any trrmbla witk
roar watch bring It to as and we will
guarantee yon entire satisfaction at
reasonable charges.
Don't neglect yonr eyes when you
ran get them examined free at my
store with the latest optical lne*ri
rnente.
J ITtuU.
Jeweler and Optician
i !NENSfor?e
I j Thanksgiving Table
A number of new shipments received the past few
weeks have given additional strength to our showing
of TABLE LINENS for the approaching
Thanksgiving Season
We invite your inspection
REE,S C
I I PATENT
is FOUNDATION
WA!?HABUC tjcttkw
for hand fmbroit>krv
In all sizes for marking your table linens, towels,
handkerchiefs, etc., etc.
A very large 6-inch letter for Monogram
Pillows in the New Style Block Letter
and Old English
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Store Open Evenings :: Phone 55
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy ?
M. W. SEEMAN, Prop. Z
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch" ?
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The larjrest md bwst conducted dairy In Alwk*. ? ? < X
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Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To *11 point* 00 WWt? F*?i ? Tokon
I
Mil
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, ? Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicit? The Aceonnt*
of Ska#way|Firn>p And IndlvidnaR
5 14 Cl 17 C STYLE- F,T
n VJ JU u durability
WITH THIS TAKE INTO CONSIDERATION
n d i r AN D Yor will make no
"I MISTAKE IF YOU BUY AT
DORTERO'S PLACE
CAPS, Underclothing, Wool Shirt*, Or*r*ll? ?,?? DDAAnU/iV
sn.i Men's FnrniBhinirs at IW?on*b!e Price*. *