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Pure Apple Cider
50c per gal.
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Just Received
Dr. Reed's Cushion Shoe -
Easiest Shoe on Earth
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Pack Train Restaurant
The Delmotiico of Alaska
CHARI.E Y -JOH N
Kakamak & CLBCAK
I'ROPRIKTORS
Where Vou Can Get what V »u Desire Cooked as it Should 15e
We Make a Specialty of Banquets and Private Dinuer Parties
A refined and comfortable place for a supper after the show
Of dance—service In cozy private booths If desired.
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Mrs. Orlott King :: Proprietor
NUGGET MOVIES
Broadway, between 2nd and Sad
Open F.veiv N ight
.Mr. Seraggs Buys a Dog.—A Ka- j
lem comedy.
Race Memories.—A special two j
reel feature by '-ho Pathe company. |
SnaKerville Courtship.—A gooil j
Essanay comedy.
Ouiunences at 8 j». »»
Only Oue "BROMO QUININE." j
Whenever you reel & cold coming ;
ca, think of the full name, Laxa- j
Uve Bromo Quinine. Look for s!g- ,
nature of E. W. Grove oo fco t. 25c. I
Order your Xmas Kodak now.
$1-00 up. Keller Bros. Drug Co..
agent Eastman Kodaks and supplies.
licALTHY PLANTS
Mu'rr *!«ist Cnrefui MtroUoa u
•,1'rll ton Cor.:!
nil I\ r **» ' h *hlch—
C" : .os; nt eiivl'onment
•: • -.1i.'l .( n;m->sphere,
■ i «•> U'lil^'a t healthy
• • t r int;ro will nn! help a plant
• ■ .1 <*r.nkcr ontint: out its heart.
".•"j rmi :t r>jirnv • "n® cause fcsforc yotl
*a:< : . -..'ov.; »t.» e.Tc-r.
Y"' it . up? Pardrttff »r3 Bald
-irss 'jv "'hl''r.!T '"•n ha'r lrtiorr. and
•ubli' in vaseline, etc.
So- ;.iast to«k t> th-> wj»o tin
:.-ouV—Ir"s a gfrct ' t Iht! r>otn «if
y.-.-jr '.air whvh causes It to fall mtt.
N'ewbro's Vierpicld* destroys ih* rern?,
i r.il healthy hair is the- jure result.
Sr.lri h ■ leadlnc druirerats Sent! 1!V. In
! tttnps for sample to The H*rpicMe Co..
Detroit Mle.H.
C'tie «1p'I*t T*off!«"s ysaran^eed.
At ill drug Btorv*.
FOL'N'D—Gentleman's stick pin.:
Call at this office. 12-U-3t.
I lYE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleford and Gibson Rye. Bud
weiser, Blue Ribbon and Pale Rain
ier Beer at the Board of Trade.
i.
Phuto by American Press Association.
Servian Soldiers Are Brave Fighters i
8«rrjA maintains only 36,000 men In times of peace, but she ha a mobilized
all of her male population trained to bear arms, and the number Is 324,000
sue. The Servian army largely composed of veterans with a splendid I
morale a&d a racoid ot first rat* achievement la the Balkan vfor*.
the boats
Tho Humboldt got in from the
south at 1:30 this morning
oailwl at 2;45 a. m.
The Admiral Evans arrlvod from
the south at 4 o'clock this after
noon.
Don't fail to visit Clayson's when
doing your Christmas shopping.
12-9-13t.
Why build your own fires when
you can get . a steam heated room
and good board, for $40 per month
and up, at tho Gofcleu North hotel.
ARK PLANNING MUNICIPAL
DEPOT IN MINNEAPOLIS
Minneapolis, Minn., Dec. 8—A
municipal depot, owned by the city
and possibly rented to the rail
roads is today being urged in Minne
apolis. Douglas Fske, former
president of the civic and commerce
associations was one of tho chief
constituents of the plan. Such a
building, if erected, would cost
millions of dollars to bo paid out
of the city funds, and erected un
der the supervision of the city. For
several years business men of St.
Paul have been waging a war upon
the railroads, in an attempt to
bring about the erection of a new
union depot in St. Paul. The bat
tlo has now reached a decisive
stage.
Your Christmas present will he
sure to pleas© if it is from Clay
son's. 12-9-181
Some Xnuis Calendars, pho
tos in Booklets, Window Trans
parencies, etc., for sale l>y
Pedersen Brotheiw, Broadway,
5 to 0 I>. III. Thursday, Fid
day, Saturday this week only.
federal troops will be
SKXT 'IX) ARIZONA BORDER
Washington, I), c., Dec. y—Gov
ernor G. W. P. Hunt, of Aiizona.
has been assured by President Wil
son that enough federal troops will
be sent to Naco, that state, to
handle all emergencies in connec
tion with the firing across the
border of the contending Mexican
armies, by which a number of the
inhabitants of the American town
have been wounded and a few oth
ers killed.
You are invited to inspect Clay
son's Christmas goods. 12-9-1 St.
LOCAL BRIEFS
W. F. Frost of the W. P. & Y. R
auditing department is confined to
his rcom with indisposition. Dr.
Gable is in attendance.
DO DEE GOT DECISION
OVER RIVERS LAST NIGHT
Los Angeles, Dec. 9—In the 20
rouud prize fight that toolc place
here last night between johnny
Dundee and Joe Rivers, the form
er wa3 given the decision at the end
of *Ue 20th round.
MR. HOMETOWN KXOCKKlt
You find a grouchy character in
every kind of town, who never gives
his village praise, but always runs
it down. He says the streets "re
crooked and the aldermen are worse
and prospects are as cheerful as
the plumage of a hearse; that Main
street will be presently a pasturage
for cows, for everything is drifting
to peridition and,bow wowrf
The elders are immoral and the
preachers are inane, the childreu
underwitted and the parents are
insane; the houses all are tumbling
down and rents are going .up, there
batg ju every belfry and some fleas
an every pup; our public school's
the biggest joke a body ever saw;
t-he mayor is a grafter and he I
won't enforce the law.
The knockers's face is gloomy and j
would stop a Chinese clock. His
favorite diversion is to sit around
ind knock. You ask him what is !
keeping htm and why he needs to J
stay, and why he doesn't pack his j
trunk and gladly go away; a man I
3f his ability should never waste
'lis prime by hanging 'round a burg |
tike this—it's really, a crime.
But Mister Hometown KuOcker j
lias 110 slight desire to leave—it's j
iust the creator's nature to deplore,
-nd rap, and grieve. He lacks the !
jptimistic mind and energy ftnd j
pluck; he has a drooping Spirit— !
ie's the image of bad luck. He'll i
?race some day the health, resort
hat's run by Landlord Nick, and
here for dismal centuries he'll
itand around and kick.-—Arthur
3rooks Baker. \ J / / \ . V
COLORADO COAL STRIKE
HAS BEEN DECLARED OFT*
Denver, Dec. 9—The strike °f
Uio coal miners iu this state, which
has almost caused a condition of an
archy during its continuance of sev
eral months, was by mutual agree
ment of the parties concerned de
clared off today. The agreement
will go Into effect tomorrow, when
the federal troops are withdrawn. .
A fine line of Christmas goods
now on display at Clayson's.
12-9-13t.
PORTLAND STARTS
HOCKKV SEASON
Portland, Dec. 8—The i«e hockey
season will open here tonight with
a contest between the Portland and
Vancouver, B. C., teams, in the
new Ice hippodrome recently open
ed to the public. The Portland
club is affiliated with the Pacific
Hockey association, a Canadian or
ganisation. t ^
"Captain Stewart's wife and his
father and mother, are proud and
happy that he has died for his coun
try's honor and a scrap of paper."
Tnis is the family tribute paid to
the memory of Captain Bert rand
Stewart, of Sir John French's staff
recently killed in action. Captain
Stewart had suffered imprisonment
in Gen-many for alleged espionage at
the time of the Morocco crisis, but
was released when the King and
Queen visited Berlin last year.
When he was on trial, Captain
Stewart closed his defense with
these defiant and prophetic words:
"If your distinguished country
ever attacks mine I hope to be
among those who take part in the
fight. Even if my own regiment
were not called out, I should en
deavor to serve with another."
The spirit in which the British
troops carried out the long retreat
from Mons, is chown by a letter
from Private Thomas Herman, of
the Kings Royal Rifle Corps. "The
officers knew that we were disap
pointed at having to retreat, for
they and we knew that we were do
ing better than the Germans and
were inflicting heavy lassos on them
On the fifth day-^-we had three
days' fighting before we began to
retreat—the colonel came around
and spoke to us, saying: 'Stick to
it, boys, stick to 11. Tomorrow
shall go the other way and advance.
Biff, biff.' The way he said 'biff,
biff delighted the men, and after
that we shouted 'biff, biff.' every
time we had to turn and drive back
the Germans."
The curtain has been rung dowu
on the British-German Friendship
society which was organized in
1911 Vv the late Lord Avoburj' and
Sir Frank Lascelles, formerly Brit
ish ambassador In Berlin- At a gen
eral meeting of the members, it was
resolvei* "that it is desirable that
this society be wound up forwith."
Itg funds are to be distributed for
the relief of British subjects in
Germany and distressed Germans In.
England.
BOY WANTS WORK of any kind.
Call at Portland House. 12-8-3-t.
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days
Druggists refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT faila to cure Itcblag,
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Pile*
First application gives relief. sue.
SHAVE YOURSELF
We have a fine line of Razors and Shaving Supplies
Gillette $5
Auto Strop $5
Ever Ready $1
Enders $1
Gem Damaskeen $1
Durham Duplex $5
Come in and let us-shcw them.
Also a fine of Pocket Knives.
Keller Bros. Dr ug Co
Agents for Eastman Kodaks and Supplies
If You Have Money i Want It.
If You want Ciga; s, Tcbbaco or
a Nice Basket cr Box of Cascly
I Have em Thick at 1 he
BOARD OF TRADE &"
Popular Picture
Palace
Geo. Mowl, Proprietor.
Open Eyery Night
Two Women and One Man.
Th« .Surrender.—James McPhcr
son, the cook, refuses to shampoo
the pig
Animated Weekly.
His Son in law.
WEDNESDAY, DKC. !>.
Warner Feature
Regeneration.—Everybody should
see these wonderful pictures. A
magnificent production.—3 reeis.
Wood Comedy.
THE ONLY SHOW IX ALASKA
WITH RAISED SEATS
Just off Broadway on Fifth Ave. t
H. Friedenthal
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Fcuth AT.er.ue
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I leaves v\ hitehorte the
fourth of every mouth
for Kluane and way
puii:t> Mid also ou the
(seventeenth of every
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j Passengers and Freight sol
icited, Rates Reasonable
and the Service First Class.
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OFFICE
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Map of Austria-Hungary and Servia
Tliis msi> shows Atsstri* Hungary and Barria, with surrounding countries.
It' is iu this section of Europe that th« principal war action centers. Vienna
i.« the capital of Austria, and U»lgT#d« !• oapltal of Servia.
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in Africa for
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