How About Stoves? \
W a.- ? A fcnr i:r?r ot Range* ami Heater* to our stock.
llie t\r\ b *tat <? a ?\tK-e rh.it we have tested and can recommend highly '
IV New LaJede is a cheaper range but you get good vahie ?
fur your money.
T 1 r Miv.it i< an a* tight Heater with cast knaig and bottom. J
The Men! Heater a some thing new. bums either coal or wood by ?
smph turning the grate. ?
?j
Ru\ or not. v> e will be pleased to show you these stove*. J
C W. Ask & Sons]
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WE CARRY A LARGE STOCK IN
LADIES AND GENTS
CUSHION SOLE SHOES
AND FELT SHOES
DORTERO & SON. 421 Broadway
Pri nt i n n ?f hish class
I I lllllliy Daily Alaskan
PRACTICAL
TRAINING SCHOOL
FOR
Steam, Gas and
Electrical Engineers
DAY AND NIOHT SESSIONS
Catalog and particulars on request.
Reference: First National Bank of Seattle.
??-. ' M* aaJ Ray St. . SBATTIE. W\SH.
Angeles Beer
COSTS MORE TO BREW
COSTS YOU NO MORE
in Bottles :ind omPraf* at
Ul fiRSf CUSS BARS
A Chain
of Logic
Theiv are ater THRKE-4JUAR
TKKS of ? Mil. LION REMINGTON
TYVKMKITKRS in une today mor*
than any other make and more than
many others combined.
Remington Typewriter Co., Inc.
III! THIKO AVK.. SKATTLK.
| ....for Sale or Rent ...
Pantheon Saloon :
Hip 8. I. 8. dance tonight.
l?ast evening's train brought
down several from Vhltehorse;
among them being L. L. W. Jatnos,
F. Murray, A K. Roberta and T.
Halllgan.
Mr. and Mr*. H. F. Taylor wew ,
south bound passengers on the
Spokane thia morning. They will
make the round trip to Seattle.
' M. Rartholdt, one of the Ronan
ta creek miners came down from
the north and left this morning for
the outalde. Mr. Rartholdl went
over the pass In 1897.
Among the passengers out on the
Spokane was Albert Fortln of the
Quarts Creek mines and rondhouse
He will return to the Interior In the
early summer.
Miss D. McNett of Atlln arrived
In Skagway a few days ago and In
tends remaining here for the winter.
She will be a gneat of the Port
land hotel during her stay In the
rtty,
Harold Cogswell, who has served
as mining aasayer for the Knglneer
mine during the past season until
the closing of operations for the
winter, left this morning on the
Spokane for Douglas and Juneau.
Solomon Albert, who owns cop
per propertfes at the head of the
White river which he has been
working for several years left this
morning for a business trip to the
Sound He will he buck in March
to resume work.
The highest score* in the ladles
bowling contest at the Klks club
last week was made by Mrs. W. C
Rlanchard who had IRS to her
count. W. It liaison won first
place for the men with a score of
203.
Mr and Mrs H IV Klrmse and
two sons and Miss Gladys Klrmse.
wore passoncers this morning on
the Spokane bound for Ketchikan
where they will spend the winter.
They will return some time in the
ear!y spring. ,
The term of court , r?lle<l to con
vene nt Cordova, hax bwn called
off, duo to the belated arrival there
of Judge P. I>. Overfield, who *?i
a passenger on the Alameda from
Seattle. The next term is announc
ed to he held nt Valde* beginning
Nov. 1R.
l.ast evening the new officer* of
Camp Skagway No. 1 were ln?t ail
ed under ?he direction of Dr. L. S.
Keller, Past Arctic Chief. After
the installation a banquet whs serr
vd and the members enjoyed a
pleasant evening. In which many
reminiscences were recalled and so
cial enjoyments indulged In.
The Spokane arrival this morn
ing shortly after 1 o'clock and left
at 4 o'clock. She brought In about
thirty tons of freight and a small
passenger list. Leaving, she took
*9 passengers including Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. O'Brien of the O'Brien
Brewing and Malting company of
Dawson, F. N. Atwoo.l, who goes
to Seattle to resume his associstlon
with the Hipprodrome Amusement
company, Capt. E. W Gray and
Capt. P. Murray of the W. P. ft Y.,
and H. C. Boughmnn and George
Kabbe, pilots for the \V P. com
pany.
SOCIALIST CANDIDATK SPKNT
THK SMALLEST AMOtVT
Kasis Krauciunas, the Socialist
who recently ran for delegate to
Washington for Alaska, and finish
ed a clone third out of a field of
five, has returned to Ketchikan
and resumed the practice of law.
The statement has been made that
Kraucxunas' campaign cost him only
$125, and that he raised four-fifths
o ' that sum in Dawson, on Canadian
territory, where he spoke one even
ing.
The Socialist candidate for dele
gate in congress from Alaska, has
made a statement to the effect
that his campaign cost less than
$125. Kraununas says that collec
tions were taken up wherever he
spoke. In Dawson, a Yukon Terri
tory town, where no one could vote
on an Alaskan election, the Social
ists contributed over a hundred dol
lars to Krauctunas cause
SOMK CHANGES (XTtT?
AMONtl W. I*. OFFICIALS
There have hwn sever*! change*
made In the oHIctn of the White
Piuw * Yukon railway which be
C9M effective on the flmt of Nov
ember.
Mr N. E Black haa been ap
?? tinted a tent, vlo? J Wallace. r?
'isned F W f'ickardt haa been
made chief clerk to Superintendent
Hahn, while W. R. Wllaon aucceeda
:vh local caahhnr, S. J. Hopper who
li.ts r?<KiKn?d to tnke a position at
Tread well.
Maj. A. R. Ranaome, well known I
In insurnncr circle* of the north- 1
woat, la in the cll.jt for a few day*.
He registers from Seatt'e.
ATLIN KEEPS
10 IDE F
llugli Molynesnx haa juat com
pleted an addition to hla rottage on
MidonTy Ave
Pan Sullivan the popular Chief
Kntlmvr on the Scotal and alio of
the Takw Central will winter In At
111).
IMok Pnnlap ia the purchaser
from All Tontea of the Iceland Ho
tel and It la reported he will fit It
ui< for a tourist hotel ne*t aeaaon.
John Boon haa bought the barber
shop of the late ,1. W. Thompaon
and will operate It thia winter
The renidence i>f Mlaa Kva l.am
bert wna burned to the ground laat
*e<?k and everything Including $S00
In money ?aa consumed. The fire
waa the result of an explosion of a
coal oil lamp.
Joa. Soils and Jama* Braxton
have atart?*l a mink ranch on Con
solation creek. They hare captured
already al>ont ten mink and have
numerous traps net for the capture
of othert.
Mm Paul Knitter and her two
children arrived home from Frerett
Washlnirton. where she haa l>een vis
iting ninre laat February.
Spruce Creek waa aim oat desert
(>d last week 'ho result being a
stampede to O'lKtnnell river where
a rich kllacovery waa made on the
high benches and many claims were
staked and the opinion prevalla that
O'Honnell river will be the banner
gold producer in the near future.
Mr. H. O. Moras who la operating
on Spruce creek haa at ruck it rich
on hla claim having picked out aev
eral five dollar nnggeta from the
face of the drift and he la confident
he haa the real thing.
Reverend Juatlce left on one of
the laat boats for Kaatern Canada,
where he will be located for the fu
ture. During Mr. Justlce'a paster
ate in Atlin he haa made many
frienda by hla genial presence and
manly way* and hia going leavea a
gap in the social life of the com
munity.
Joa Sharp moved his tonaorlal
parlors from Wie It. A. D. ballding
aero** the street to one of tht
atorea In the Pilman building and
now haa a co*j- barber ahop there.
HKIlllKHT VOI XO liOCATRN
I'KKMANNNTl.V IN ATLIN
Herb Yownf, one of the moat
popnlar to? nit m?n of the district,
ha* decided to stop In Atlln all win
ter and has opened ivn offi<*. H*
will do accounting and conveyancing
Mr. Young- has beon connected with
R McKee in the OPonneil river
project for the part two year*
KHKSH KIRTKUN OYSTERS
In any quantity, on the half shell,
first of the soasoft, at the Pack
Train Restaurant.
FOR RRVT ? Fire room house
with With. Oood location. Rent
reasonable. App1;r to V. I. Bahn.
doitt R.Trwwruwrr
Yn Will Make No Mistake IT t'.m
Wl<.? ThU Adtirt,
Never neglect four kidney*.
If you have pita In the berk,
urinary disorder-, dullness Mil
ntrrottinen, It's time to set tad
no time to experiment These ere!
frequently symptoms of kidney
trouble, and a remedy which w
recommended for the ki ln. y? stioaid,
be taken la time.
Doan's Kidney Tills are a g<x*l
remedy to nae. It hae acted effect
ively In many cases la this vicinity.
Can Alssksn resident* demand
further proof than the following tes
timonial ?
R. O. Beaumont, 6SS 0 ?.
Eureka, Cel., aeya: "For a long
time I bad a bad case of kidney an'l
bladder trouble. The kidney secret
ions were too frequent in paMttjre
and I suffered a great desl from
backache that was especially severe
st night. 1 applied plssters to myi
back and used other remedies, bat
without receiving any noticeable
benefit. Happening to see en ar
tiole in the papers about Down's
Kidney Pills, 1 prxmred the rem
edy. I began using It and In a
short time my kidneys were restor
ed to a normal condition. I have
used five botes of Doan's Kidney
rills and can say that I am cured.
As I did not take any other remedy
at the same time, I give the full
credit for my cure to Doan's Kidney
Pills."
Pot sale by all dealers. Price
SO cents. Poster-Mllburn Co., Buf
falo, New fork, sole scents for the
United 8tatea.
Remember the name ? Down's?
and take no OtXr.
For 86c. you can (fH a wholsorae.
home cooked meal at the New Home
Restaurant, 6th arenne, Just off of
Broadway.
Henry Fnederthal Phone ??. Quick
1?Ht?t7 na?<ra?? and **pr#eelr* on
ahort notice, day or night.
lfOTirK.
Olympla beer on d-aft at the
Board of Trail t. TSils famous brew
Is kept constantly freah both on
draft and In bottle# Thl? la the
time to drink beer. flet It at tfee
Board of Trade Bar. where the cel
ebrated Rainier Beer la also kept
In bottles. tf.
booth s bai-timokk am??
Finest Freeh Oysters e\er brought
to 8ka*way In bulk Comes In re
frigerator sealed earthen Jam. Oys
tors on Half Shell also always o .
band. Order by Phone or call at th
Vienna Bakery, Broadway, near Sth
The beet meals In Wbltehorse at
the "White Pasa Cafe." only whit#
help employed. Mrs Orloff Kin*
proprletreaa. tf
Hand palated dinner cards. faro?
score cards. In water color or ?*'
original and etclasWe designs and
local subjects. Supply on hand o
?peel a 1 work .executed on abort
notice. Mrs. Ixwise Mllnse, with
J. Iknta, 8ka(rway. Mall orders re
celre special attention. tf
HOMK HROWV S P H ' " "
CHICK H 1
at
The Pack Train lt?*t*nr?nt
PILES CURED IN ? TO 1? DAYS
Yoar dnwrlst will refund money If
"AZO 01NTMKNT falle to cure any
rase of Itchlnx, Blind. Bleodln* oi
Protruding Plies In ? to 14 days. 5<*
Draper dc Co.
Afenta For ?
EASTMAX KODAK sriTMW
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Finishing don* for thos? who "prew
th* bntton .**
Full line of Film*, Platen
Pap ww
Mail ordera earefnlly attended to
? ? Addreea
DRAPER 9 CXWPAXV, P. O. Do* O
Skagway, Alaska.
Pack T rain
Restaurant
TONY STANICH.
Far U T(m W t Hit* V*T?d mtf
The Best in the Market?
??J today H k tbc
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
New Ixcation ?> ?>
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Delnoaico of Alaska
1 H. D. K1RMSE
PIONEER JKWELER
ol AUtlu
Larte* and Mo*
Stock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In Th? North
S<om i.
.SKAGWAY k KETCHIKAN
t?est Meals
iaftoCt'r *? *!i?
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY QCr
DINNER
Lodging
ET?ry thing (1MB ftarf
lint ' llM
Fifth Attnu? Mor Broadwty
< CANDY
( CIGARS
I TOBACCO
Smokers Article*
A Ctm fully S<?|ort*d Stork
of Notion*. 8ooh M .ShuTe
insr Artirlp*. belt*. Note
s, i wt ( >.hN
l>ont forget the nnrotw
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F.vcything New And Firtt
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FUrvi'i^ti und Pnr?t* jDmnen
A Speed*
Popular Price?
Open Day and Night
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Kormwlr of
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*nd fcOly of
Seott'a H?1?I Carer?M.
The Beit in the Market
Properly Cooked J
BEST MFJVLS IN TOWN
AT POPULAR PRICE5
Of*n from 6 ?. m. t* 1 0 p. ?.
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