A Mmi] GJliriHtmaa
3n All
C. W. ASK & SONS
Shirts
WE HAVE ALL KINDS, PLAIN AND FANCY IN THE LATEST
CWMOt STVI.KS. gi'ALlTY <X>NS1DERED, OUR SHIRTS
ARE THE I.OW EST rUK El> 1\ TOWN. YOU'LL FIND THEY
WILL NEVER RIP OR TEAlt WITH ANYTHING LIKE CARE
FVL LAUNDERING. ? u ? J* Xu ?.
DORTERO & SON. 421 Broadway
*The "Mo no gram
UNDER NEW m\n:KMKYTj|||. T ? *
R. J. BR1TTAIN ? ?
The best of Wines, Liquors and CigarsI
Olympia, Rainier and
Budweiser Beer
BROADW AY, BETWEEN 5TH AND flTH AVENUE, SKAGWAY.
Family orders by 'phone receive prompt attention]
DON'T FROG I
Unleaa You're Got 50 CRNTS
H. Hartwigsen
8uec?aaor W>
W. W. BOUQHTON
DBALEB IN
Cigars Tobacco,
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tachle
C.ASQK tTTBCC LAVING L13SARY
UfCLOWKO I.ATBRT OOPT
R'OHTKl *?OOKS
MAGAZINES', NBWSPArERS AND
OTHER >"?KU>DICAL8
Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY 1ST ANICH. Proprietor
F?r 14 Yrari We H?t* S?rrrJ oaly
The Best in the Markets
ud t?d?T it ii tk*
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
New Location
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
II
The Delmonico 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
Lew th a rrom 7 to 14 years old
Liqi- it# and Cigars are of the Best
ice coolers and all modern appliances for keeping clean and
Sanitary Drinks
7 HE PACK TRAIN BAR
HERMAN GRIMM, Proprietor Ska g way
FREE
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i
TO FUR SHIPPERS
Tb? mott acm rat*. r?l labl* and on ! j
Export and Prlc* Li?l of lis kind putl-tj.xl,
t " Jbr fchubrrt fchtpprr" ?
Mailed rut to tboaa IgMmwl in Raw ran
JEW 13 TOCT H AM 0* A NSTU-WOAT
ll'i BO* a Trappar'i 1 i?M?. bai a publication
Hry ' ?*?ry two ?wkv whlob ?tre? too r?
aortb of wtet Is Joim la all Ifeo Marktu of
U>? World In inHttrM Raw Fiira. Thl?
in i *nnalloo if worth bandr*d> of dollars to
fou. Writ, for it-NOW-irS FK??
A- B. SHUBERT, mc. #
* ft. UrM 1? * fc ?*M 4?lai ocW^T a
Abmicu Raw Far*
?.?? UoSL.0?l J.CDCACO. ILL. O.iA.
Pood cooked as It should be at
the "White Pass Cafe." Only the
best In the maricet Mrs. Orloff
j King, proprietress. tt
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
From this dale on an (mils Intend
>*d for Henry Frledenthal, the Inde
pendent Expressman should be made
io seven-six (76) and your call wlB
receive Immediate attention. He as
discontinued his office at the Bough
ton Cigv Store.
SKAGWAY PAN8IRS SENT
TO THE JUNEAU EMPIRE
The Dally Empire this morning
received a beautiful Christmas re
membrance from Skagway. It Is
good to see, and what It is may be
gathered from the following accom
panying card: "Please accept a few
of Skagway's noted pansles, as Mr
Dedman says we can grow them ?
and do." The Empire Is quite satis
fied that Skagway can and does,
and appreciates the beautiful testi
mony and the spirit that prompted
it. The card and pansles come
from Mrs. W. L. Speer, of Skag
way. ? Juneau Empire.
MEXICAN KAILKOAO MEX
STRIKE FOR MORE PAV
Mexico City, Dec. 27 ? Seven thous
and shopmen, formerly employed
on the Mexican railway line, struck
yesterday for higher wages.
A CHRISTMAS MEM
OF LASTING VALUE
A unique Christmas greeting was
received yesterday by Doctor L. S.
Keller from Wm. L. Dlstln, Survey
or General of Alaska. It is a
menu prepared by Mr. Distin for his
friends, and contains much food
for thought. We herewith reprint
it:
CHRISTMAS
MEN!.
0
Grace
Conscience Clear
Kindness Good Cheer
Tender Memories
Charity Served with Discretion
Peace Love Truth
Long Life stuffed wlih Usefulness
Heart fond and True
(A l-nrge Portion)
Affection Happiness
Sweet Thoughts
Best Wishes for Absent Friends
Mlipah
Season's Greetings
With All Good Wishes.
Cordially Yours,
WM. L. DISTIN.
Dec. 25, 1912.
While all the Alaska Packers'
Association agents are In Washing
ton congress might save money by
investigating the salmon packers
trust and their methods of doing
business la Alaska. ? Valdei Pros
pector.
The Georgia is due tonight and
will sail hi the morning at eight
o'clock.
Among the outgotng passengers
on the Dolphin was Mrs. A. C.
Mercer, who Is going to Ketchikan.
The Dolphin arrived yesterday
afternoon at 4: SO, and sailed at 8
with eighteen passengers, mostly
from the Interior.
The Eagles have decided not to
give their dance tomorrow night ow
ing to the fact that the Athletic
Club is to give a masquerade on
the evening of the 31st.
W. D. Gordon, superintendent of
the River Division of the B. Y. N.,
came over last night from White
horse and is spending a few days
with the White Pass boys in Skag
way.
Some pretty souvenirs and Christ
mas remembrances have been re
ceived by the publisher of the Dally
Alaskan, amone the more noticeable
being a leather covered blank book
from the New Richmond hotel of
Seattle, and a box of lead pencils
from The Revllla, the Premier ho
tel of Ketchikan.
The account In last evening's Al
askan that the Pueblo mine made
monthly shipments, referred to the
monthly cargo shipments from
Skagway wharf. It Is quite gener
ally known that dally shipments by
rail from the Pueblo have been go
ing on all winter and will continue
doing so for an Indefinite ttme.
A recent Seattle news Item states
that George Patrick was yesterday
afternoon given a verdict for $260
against the Oregon-Washington R. R
Company by a Jury In Judge Boyd
J. Tallmau's department of the su
perior court. Patrick claimed that
blasting on the right of way of the
Harrlman line into Seattle destroyed
springs that supplied his well. He
sued for $2,900 damages.
Sam C. Dunham, the noted auth
or of "Tho Gold Digger of Nome"
and other western verses, is about
to Issue another volumn containing
his original poems, together with
others he has added. The advance
sheets received by the Dally Alas
kan show that Mr. Dunham is los
ing none of his skill In expressing
pure thoughts In musical phrase
ology.
ONE CARGO ALASKA FISH
EQLALH h TRAIN U)AW 1 1
There went out of Ketchikan iMt
week, the largest shipment of hor
rlng that ever left an Alaakan port,
according to the Dally Miner, which
printed the following:
"Oil board the Alkl oil her pres
ent trip is the largest amount of
herring ever shipped out of Alaska
on one vessel. It consists of 3100
boxes of salt herring each weighing
400 pounds net, for export to the
Orient from In the neighborhood of
Yes bar; and 1000 barrels of salt
herring from Petersburg. This
makes close to five thousand tons
of salt herring which have been
shipped from the Behm canal her
ring grounds this season. Of
course the mere mention of tons of
fish doesn't convey much of an idea
to the avtrage rnind, but when we
stop to figure out that that much
herring would fill eight freight
trains of 30 cars each, one can get
a better Idea of It, and all of It
of the heretofore unused little her
ring, taken within 60 miles of
Ketchikan. In addition to the
herring the Alkl has on board 300
boxes of froten halibut from the
New England Fish company and
?00 eases of canned salmon from
the Ketchikan cannery."
The bodies of the nine men who
were buriod in the snow slide at
Copper Mountain have all been re
cjv?-red. The death list is as fol
lows: John MtGavock, Engineer;
John Barkko, Miner; Bud Gallag
her, Miner; I^eo Muth, Blacksmith;
Axel Fast, Englreer; Hugh Arnold,
Miner; Ous Oundrrson, Blacksmith
helper; Fred Wahl, Cook, and Tony
Suzumoto, Waiter.
Boone's basket ball team wish to
challenge the Never Sweats fast
and furious team. The game to be
called at the Athletic Club hall at
8 p. m. Admission free.
DELAYING LONG ?
DELAY NO MORE
The widest latitude for the select
ion of a refined gift is afforded in |
the assortment we have arranged j
for the Christ man season.
They combine unusual pieces, |
ranging from th? great numbers at I
moderate cost, to those most ela
borate In design.
Small gifts In solid gold are bet- 1
ter than things much larger, yet of I
inferior substanc?.
There are few people who do not j
prefer the real to the sham.
Brooches Lockets
Beauty pins Cuff buttons
Neck chains Signet rings
Hat pins Crosses
Scarf pins Fobs, etc.
H. I>. KIHMSK,
Pioneer Jeweler.
?A TOAST TO POETS OF ALL
THE AGES." "That wonderful vol
ume by Mr. Robert James Brennen,
the lecturer and reader, marks htm
as the inspired poetic genius for
whom the world has long been wait
ing." "Easily thu world's greatest
poem." "A work of fine art par
excellence, indeed." "A symposium
of unrivaled beauty sustained
throughout." "The poem with a
soul." "Toucheii life, love, relig
ion and patriotism only at the
zenith points of beauty." "Only the
perfect inspiration of the author
can account for !t." "Everyone, es
pecially every lover of the American
Flag, gets Increased dovotion from
this great poem." "Those who
heve not known the joy of hearing
Mr. Brennen render this great work
o his will be thnnkful for the op
portunity to possess a copy." FINE
ART PUBLISHING CO., Publishers,
Box 413 C. D., Minneapolis, Minn.,
>1.00 delivered, world over. AN
IDEAL GIFT BOOK.
Olympla beer on draft at the j
Board of Tradi. Thi? famous brew !
Is kept constantly freah both on
draft and in bottles. This la the
time to drink beer. Get it at the
Board of Trade Bar, where the cel
ebrated Rainier Beer la also kept ,
in bottle*. tf.
DON'T KXPEWMKfT
l'<>u \VU1 Make No Mistake if Vi? \
Follow 1 hi* Advice.
Never neglect your kidney*.
If you have pain In ttae back,
urinary disorders, dis*lnens aud
nervousness, It's time to act aid 1
no time to experiment. These are
frequently symptoms of kidney
trouble, and a remedy which is
recommended for the kidneys should
be taken in time.
boan's Kidney Pills are a good 1
remedy to use. It has acted effect
ively in many cases la this vicinity. 1
Can Alaskan residents demand
further proof than the following tes
timonial?
?. O. Beaumont, 63S G it ,
Eureka, Cal., says: "For a long
time I had a bad case of kidney aud
bladder trouble. The kidney secret
ions were too frequent In paseage
and I suffered a great deal from
backache that was especially severe
at night. I applied plasters to my
back and used other remedies, but
without receiving any notlcet ble
benefit. Happening to see an ar
ticle in the papers about Doin s
Kidney Pills, 1 procured the rem
edy. I began using it and In a
short time my kidneys were restor
ed to a normal condition. 1 bare
used five boxes of Doan's Kidney
Fills and can say that 1 am cured.
As I did net take any other remedy
at the same time, 1 give the full
credit for my cure to Doan's Kidney
Fills."
For sale by all dealers. Price
60 cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buf
falo, New fork, sole agents for the
United Stat.es.
Remember the name ? Doan's?
and take no other.
Bonded whlsklee? Gibson, Moun
Vernon sjid Belmont. The best of
Beer? Bine Ribbon, Budwefcer and
Faje Rainier, at the Mascot* Tele
phone (7. tf
HOW'* THIST
We offer On? Hundred Dollar* H<
ward for an; case of catarrh that rat
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cur*
F. J. CHENEY A CO., ToWo, O.
We, the undersigned have known
F. J. Cheney fur the past IS years.
Toledo, 0.
and believe him perfect]/ honorable
in all business transact] ;>ns, and fin
ancially able to carry out any obllga
Lions made by bis firm. Waidlng, Kin
nan t Marvin, Wholesale druggist* o
Hall's Catarrh cure Is taken Intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c.
per bottle. Sold by all druggist*.
Take Hall s Family PlUa for constl
patllon.
NOTICE TO MASON'S.
There will be a regular meeting
of White Pass Lodge So. 113, F.
& A. If., at their hall tonight at 8
o'clock. Important business.
There will be First Degree work
and election of officers.
A. B. Townr, W. M.
FKKSH EASTERN OYSTERS
In any quantity, on tha half shall,
first of the season, at the Pack
Train Restaurant.
BUY VOIR MOXEY ORDERS
? from ?
WESTER V EXPRESS CO.
<>onrt All Over The World.
F. F. W. LOWER ? Phone ?7? Agent
ArOl'STIXE * KYER'S
Candies
A large assortment of theee fa- '
moiis candles Just received
FRESH FOR THE HOLIDAYS
The manufacturers of theee can
dles are known all over the Pacific
Coast for the perfection of their
goods.
TONY DORTIRO
HAS THE A(?E\'CY
and he will receive fresh candles on
each boat.
Ask for Augustine ft Kyer can
dles and you will not be disappoint
ed.
Angeles Beer
COSTS MORE TO BREW
COSTS YOU NO MORE
in Elottles and on Draft at
ALL FIRST CLASS BARS
LOCAL BR1EFS|
BKAOWAV WEATHER REPORT
Reaulta of the obaarraUo? ***?*?
U Moore'a WhWf U ml <?!??*.
Iiwt night, <m m IWk>w?:
Temp, time o D??ffiT? ,, , Hip*
Mux. preceding ti bn .. ?
Mia " " "
Mean " - " . ?!???*?
Dtroineter 29-' * CJowdy, 8.
>6c for a home cook?4 Meal?
quick, clnn ^ h*wt Al
,.h ? New Horn. ReaUuraat. JTtflt
Avenue. half a minute from
Oo to the -Whit# rsum ?fe"
for the teat meela In WhltAora*.
Now tinder the management af Mr*.
Orloff Kin*. u
Hand painted dinner card*,
urore curd*, In w*t?r color W "
original and esclualre deetgai 4ad
local aubjecta. Happly on ha#4 o
rpeclnl work executed on ??ort
notice. Mrs. Loulaa Mllnea, wtU
j. Ik jta, Skafway Mall order* r%
celre apeclal attantloa. W
The beat meala In Wbltehoraa at
the "White Pmi Cafa," only *Wte
help employed. Mra. Orloff Kin?
proprletreaa. ?
None batter and porar than Oll>
Rye, Rainier and OlympU B*w
Ordera by 'phone promptly dall??ad
Tha Maacot
PILES CURED IN ? TO W DAfi
>'< ur druaitfM. will refund mnoef If
\7.0 OINTMBNT f*lla to core
r aae of Itching. RIW?d. Rlet^lng of
iTotrnd'.ng Plk* la I la 14 day*. I?*
Phil Abrahams
GfCTKRAL AUEVT
1SSCRA1ICB
NOTARY PtBLIO
OldMt Bn?tne?? In Sk*#w?f.
R?tAb1iahe4 II IT.
Correspondent# Solicited.
Best Meals
I In The City it the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY QCr
DINNER
Lodging
Everything Clean atxl
Firet a*m
Fifth Avenue near Bro?dw?jr
PIPES
fr??n St to ?* high M yo*r
pnrkM hm* nut rmeh.
W* h*T?? rm*> U?
of canity, ami th?? hM to l??
?olil h) ChrfeUnM llm?.
!>>nt fofgat tb? nnmb*r
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BROADWAY. iNw FHk)
Tony Dortero's
Board of Trade
Cafe .........
KtrtaM * CWafc. ?
Eveything New and First
CUm
BanqwcO and Pn*?le tDm?i
A Specialty
Popular Price*
Open Day and Night