...SUPPLIES.
o e • •
For The Home
For The Trapper
For The Prospector
All Mail or Phone Orders are given
prompt and careful attention
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers
When io need of
Clothes, Caps, Shoes, Ties,
don't forget to call on "Happy."
He has a full line of Gents' Goods
0 0 A\T "'l-1 Ulr>® With'he Human race
DUlV 1 CiKU %X OUIN, acd good Clo-.hes for Men."
GOLD ^SHIELD COFFEE
2 "ALWAYS" GOOD
STEEL (CUT
SOLD BY ALL THE 'BEST GROCERS
; jSchwabachfr Bros. & Co', Inc. J
OAK OLSON.
S. E. & S. W. Alaska Representative
KING'S CAFE j
WHITE HORSE YUKON TERRITORY j
BEST MEALS IN THE NORTH I
Mrs, Grloff King :: Proprietor j
; ..RAW FURS„
J Ship all your Raw Furs. Whalebone, Ivory, Ginseng.
, Golden Seal Koot. etc. to the
Moose Bay Fur & Trading Co.
TACOMA, WASH.
And revive the highe-t prices paid. Special personal attention
is sivsa to our sales and thorough satisfucfon Is guaranteed.
Wri:? us for price list and any further information.
Rc ri-' cl-s Fidelity Trust Co, Bankers.
mm specials'
Now that the Holidays are over and things
in general are resuming normal conditions
our Saturday Special Sale Prices should
appeal to the careful shopper^JWe are
too busy taking inventory to get our list
up in time for publication, but it will be
conspicuously displayed in our store this
evening and all day tomorrow and the
prices quoted thereon will prevailfJCall
and iook it overfjlt will surely pay you
""
(,\]aska's
Seattle Price
l)rn>» Store.
KELLER BROS.
Drug Company
alaska's
Seattle Price
Dnijr Store.
j All Alaska j
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Fairbauks, Dec. 27—Joseph Ml
kuta, of Tanana, was found guilty
o' selling liquor without a license
and fined $300. Having no money
he will work it out in tho Fair
banks jail at the rate of $2 per day.
Austin Fraser, John Arthur Wil
liam O'Neill and Maurice Panet were
called to the bar of the Yukon Ter
ritory at 11 o'clock this morning,
before Mr. Justice Black. The three j
new lawyers passed the law examin- j
ations this week after seven days' j
writing on trying tesls.— Dawson'
Nows.
The news reach town on Wed
nesday that Ed. "Hemple was drown
ed near Rocky Point the day before.
About midnight as the little craft
Heieu, ov»'nfcd by Gus lleggblom was
rounding the point on her way to
Valdez, Hemple went out on deck
to fix something and fell overboard. |
Heggblom did not see him at tlie
time he fell and was unable to res
cue him alter he learned that he ha
fallen in.—Valdez Commoner.
George Riley, of the mining firm
of Marston & Riley, of Iditarod, will
take in a dredging crew to man the
two big dredges that he will install
next season on Otter creek in March
Mr. Riley is planning on going in
over the Seward Iditarod routo and I
will use dog teams to transport his \
crew from salt water to the inter
tor metropolis. He is at present in
California making a study of dredge J
and dredging conditions and will ■
pick up his crews there from tlie
men ho has an opportunity of
watching at the work, relying oil th
higher wages to win them away fro '
their present position. Seward Gate*
| way.
Mushers arriving last evening re
port that David Fotheringh::m, of
the Indian River roadhouse, was |
missing for two or throe diiys, and
it was feared lie was lost in tl^e
hills. Fotheringham went hunting
for a moose with only enough food
for a day, and had been out so long
that Messrs. Bell, Melville, L<;o and
another man went in Quest. The
first day out they found tracks, and
the next day they renewed the j
search, but had not returned when
the mushers passed Indian en route
to Dawson. Some feared Fothering
ham had been injured ;(nd could not
get back alone.—Dawson News.
S. I. Silverman, who lias a crew
of men at work doing the annual
assessment work on what is known
as the Barnes property at Crow
creek, received word that the assess
ment work this year will consist
largely of shoveling snow. It takes
the men almost all day to get a trai
shoveled from the living quarters to
the portal of the tunnel, and it I
takes them almost as long to get a [
trail broken out to the living quar
ters. With ail this to contend with,
however, the men are making good
time in the tunnel and inasmuch
as there is at this time better than
100 fett driven on the property,
Silverman smiles and says "lsh-K.a-1
Ba-Bel," which means in the lan-1
guage nf Moses, "I should worrj
—Seward Gateway.
During the past quarter the ex
pense to the department of maintain
ing the Department of Justice in
this division was $60,000, without
listing the salaries of the federal of
ficials, such as the marshal and his
deputies, or the judge, district at
torney iud clerks. The term of
court cost the government about $2ij
000.
The amornt includes $12,000 whic
was paid to witnesses called before
the grand jury or before the court
in the trial of criminal cases. Ten
thousand dollars was »aid to jur
ors, $15,000 for the support of the
prisoners during the querter, includ
ing the salaries of guards; $2,000
was pai3 to bailiffs for the term and
$2,500_ for incidental expenses.—Val
dez Miner.
Location Notices, placer auc.
quartz, 50c. a dozen at the DaiJj
Alaskan office. tf.
SglSaxSflSIK'H'STgH'ySTSl
J. IKUTA 1
MANUFACTURING
JEWELER i
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
"
Curios, Ivory Carvings £
Indian Baskets
CHINA AND CUT CLASi 'jj
Official Watch Inspector for the ii:1
W. P. & Y. Route
Mail Orders given prompt care
DEAFNESS CANNOT BF CURED
by local applications, as they cannot'
rei.ch the diseased portion of the ear
There Is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
rvmedtaa. Deafness is caused by an
inflamed condition of the Eustachia
Tube. When this tube is lnflivmed
you have a rumbling Bound of imper j
f'ct hearing, and when It is entirely
ciosed, deafness is the J esuit, and u
less the inflamtion can b e taken
out and this tube restored to its nor
m:il condition, hearing will be de
stroyed forever; nine cases out of ten
»re caused by Catarrh, which Is noth
lng but an inflamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will gire One Hundred Dollars
tor any case of -deafness (caused by
Cnti-rrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
culars, frrfi.
Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per
bottle.
Take Hall's Family Pills for con
stipation.
WOLYES MORE DESTRUCTIVE
THAN ARE HEAU-HUXTEKS
Juneau, Jan. 5—C. U. .McDowell,
of Chicken creek, who lias made a
study of the habits of caribou, lias
written an interesting letter to the
Governor about the same.
Ho says the main caribou range
in Alaska is bounded on the north- j
east by the Yukon river, the south
west by the Tanana river and the
southeast by the White river. In
tiiis district the snow fall is lighter
than in any parL of Alaska, the cli
matic conditions are the most .'.avor
.il>lo and the feed the most plenti
ful.
The calving season is during
early May and the letter says one
may truve* for days o\er the roil
ing hills near the headwaters of
Se\ -nty-mile river and the hills ap
pear to be in motion owing to the
tliou. ;a'ls and thousands of herds
of caribou and their young. The
calves readily become domesticated
and will follow man During the
calving se; son no uiakc are seen
among ne herd. The.v join the
"cows" <ii June or July.
Tlie latter states that 25 wolves
will dest:oy more caribou than all
'.lie miners and residents in the ter
ritory. Even the tourist head-hun
ters are nut nearly so destructive.
The wolves camp upon tne flank of
'.he herd, catting out their prey and
feasting upon them continually. Th
writer LeJIeves a bounty of $10
a lie.id on wolves should be offer
ed. Tills nas been recommended al
ready by me overnor in his report.
Mr. McDowell thinks ihat the car
ibou, ' -roperly conserved, will be
come a valuable Alaskan industry,
supplviu* the markets of the world.
ARTISANS and laborers
BARRED FROM PORTS
The Pach'ic Coast Steamship Co.
has instructed its southeastern Al
aska agents to not sell tickets on
any of its boats until after March
iSlst, 1914, to artisans or to skill
ed or unnskilletl labovors to any por
entry in British Columbia, inelud
g Prince Rupert, Vancouver and
Vietoriia.
This action is taken in conform
ity with a recently issued order of
the Canadian immigration auth
orities and which is now in effect.
THE BOATb.
The Georgia arrived in port yes
terday at 11:00 a. m and sailed
at 1:50 i>. m.
The Spokane left Ketchikan at
11 o'clock this morning and will
arrive in this Dort at 5 o'clock Wed
nesday afternoon and will sail
south about 6:30.
BASKETBALL (iAME TONIGHT
AT THE W. P. A. CLUB
There will be a game of basketbal
tonight at S o'clock at the W. P. A.
club gymnasium between two pick
ed teams.
Location Notices at Daily Alaskan
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RAW FURS
—: WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES si
FOR FINE FURS
; WRITE FOB PRICE LIST ^.
i Perce/s Fur House I
i
Oshkoth, • WUconiin „ .
1914 R. & G. CORSETS
This Model is especially designed
for stout figures.
The heavy boning, combined with *
i strongest material, reinforced in the
\front produces a corset of double
.strength.
This model illustrated is
designed for figures of
moderate proportion and
will bo found very desira
bio by those wishing a
fashionable yet not ex
treme corset.
fa wm
r- * sii
This nicdel shows all tho newest
features of advanced style ill Cor
setry.
The quality of its material and its
dainty trimming cimmend it to all
women wlio appreciate a 1 L-rfect cor
set.
L. A. Harrison Company
'Ffccit e ['55
STORE CIjOSKS W 3 5\ >?. CXCill'j' SATURDAY, 0 J'. M.
I
SKAGXVAY WKATHlill REPORT.
Results of tfio observation tafcoi
at Moore's Wnin at midnight Lis
night, Is as follows;
Temp, time observation .. 23 above
Max. preceding 24 lirs .. 30 above
Min. " • .« ,, , &bovo
Mean " " ' ~t' a'JOV0
Uaromoter 30:4S Cloudy, N. wind.
U'KA'l HEIl iH-U
Skagway, 25 above; cloudy, nth.
whid.
_Carcross, 5 above; cloudy, calm.
Whitehorse, 4 above; snowing,
calm. 1U inches.
Atliu, 0 above; suoving, calm.
Tagish, 2 above; cloudy, calm.
Lower LeBarge, 0; cloudy, north
wind.
Hootilinqua, 0; cloa.'y, calm.
Carm.v.l s, —; cloudy, calm.
Selkirk, 4 above, cloudy, calm.
White Kiver, —; clear, nth. wd.
Stewart River, 5 b-low; cloudy,
calm.
Ogilvie, 25 below; clear, calm.
Da,vson. 30 below: cJiar, calm.
CHARGE TOXIGHX AT THE
MOVIES
BUTTEP. AXI) EGG COXCERX
SELLS OUT TO RIVAL
Seattle, Jan. 5—The control of
the John Agen butter and egg com
pany was todny purchased by the ri
val firm of Bradner company.
TO CL'RE A COLI) IX OXE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money U
it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S slj
signature if* on each box. 25c.
FIVE GOOD ONES TO ORAW T0.
Pebble'ord and Gibson Rye. Bud
weiser, i°lue Ribbon and Pale Raia
ter Bee- at the Board of Trade.
miUlM. UMAWS ••itS.MAi*
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS |
TO THE £
Itlililttffll
B t-'
MINNEAPOLIS, - KINK. £
3
w- '.p. for Pivniilar —^
»•
Alaska Fur? a Specialty i:,
Very Top Prices Paid.
Make - Trial - Shipment *•
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O• Vo*• • OO• *OOI
We also carry a full line of
CIGARS, PIPES, CANDY.
FRUIT, ETC.
j Tony Dorlero's
Ycu make a mistake if
ycu do r.ot stop at
THE
Fallen House
Electric Lights t,
Rocms Single cr en Suite
Baths on each floor
Famous for its Home Cooking,
Milk, Cream, Collage Cheese and
Buttermilk from our own dp|rv.
Fresh Eggs, etc
Rates $2.50 Per Day and Up
Well Lighted, Large Sample
Rooms for Traveling Men.
H. S. PULLEN, Prop.
Skagway. Alaska
FRANK SUFFACUOl, Proprietor
WOODr.
S^*i _.l hauling
Quick Scrvice and Low Rates
Office in Railway Building*
. - Phone 10
ol its kind published
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Bailed Absolntely Free to Fur Shippers—Send "Sbnbert"
your name on a postal today
Vou want this valuable publication—it is worth hundreds of
dollars to you, issued at every change of the Fur Market,
jiving you an accurate and reliable report of what is doing in
ill the Markets of the World in American Raw Furs. _
' Write for it—now—it's free
L 8. SHEBERT.»lnc..