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Daily Alaskan JOtt * w. TKOr, EDITOR rows A JKNSEN, ? ? PCBLISHKKS SI'BSt KlI'TION K VTE3 One week. dellveiwl hy carrier Om.' montli )?> mall TUtvr MHitlix l?y mall .. nkxiiltN Ity mail... ?UK' year. My mall AGAIN ST BRADY The Alaska Korum. the pioneer jour nal u( the Yukon valley, is one of the many capers in the district of Alaska that 14 opposed to a continuation of ISri^y.siu in th's district The Korum has oeen a member of the Ala-ka news paper family for several years and may Iw said to fairly represent tho sentiment of its Held, It say. the influ ence of Gov. ISrady has been a loadstone to Aiaskans in their efforts to secure legislation and it complaius, justly, that his worst's fair exhibit has not contribuU-d toward the progress of this district. The Forum says: ''Has Gov. llradv advanced any idea ' in legislation beneficial to the miner1/ Hail Brady exerted himself on behalf ot the white population of Alaska, one half touch as he has on tiehall of the Indian. A aska today would be knock- ' ins; at the d.H>r for ?tatehood. With ' Ciov. Br ail v, the Indian his always had ! the ^reference. ? ? ? ? ??What has been accomplished by the ? Brady Alaska exhibit at St. .ouis? I^id Bradv exert himself thereon l> haif of' the miner thereby encouraging the J development of the mineral resources; of the d >:ric:'.' Wii.t MkmMW)U the tain- is o( \Ia>ka rece:v< from the financial world i>y an exhibition of In dian c ,r:i>-. such as totem i*>i >. tobog-, ltan?. bea>'.ej moca-dns, etc ? Alask t wan no more !!??<?;_* ^tu. We demand, and are entitled to. a white man's . o* r:rv. (I. >" Alas ka ?oor. c ? a:i oil. -Mais. The niners will do the rev, and Alaska will be the brightest >:ar on the 'eld or blue." . .75 . i.a 4.30 !>.W EL EC 1 ION REI'ORM fn Now Vork eitv, li is he?;u[i a ? p.icn fund-. tha' deserving of tL sujiHir: >?' ? V' ry i'o li citffii. Hi- pro-, on >?es tha: a uou-parti/an con>:re^?io:iu! com': ,v>. .fiK?;nr?*l to im<vi:aie P*_u fui - pi ? ?>?[ . elec "tis lor each eour-' irinoe ami ir.c udu.j that of lvij. ami' bo has introduced a bill in cons;r?"? w: en i tu?id?'> 'ha' h i "aftt>r o; !> : ?? ??.-.? - -or.i'::., - 'or tin 're for oa 'n puryo.-?s :a i ii?? < !<o.. >n o> pre-.dentia' ? tor-, x nator> and mepibers of etKijjn-s-. ami which r? <i ure- - ch committees to paoli-.li -tatt MM ?ho*iusJ or wb<it purpOM can. pai^n funds in na' lor.al or con^i -sioral election" were expended. The bill, or a similar one. shuu'd come a law a::d it >h?uld be sir. c y t a forced. Oueof the nece-- tit-- of the hour is a | t:re ballot. COMPETENT JUDGES. Beauty Dwton Kndont Herplclde. Women who make a business of beau- i t ? : c ' r ? r.i a com ? pretty neaf krowim: wh t will brin* about the N>st r.'-uit>'. H. re are letters from two. con cerr.ir ,g Herplclde: I ?? - WMM HMMl "Horpl- I r ? it stopped my hair from falling out: a:. u> - Jr- <#.n(t it has no super- ! k.r. "(Sim- 1 ) P?rtha A. Tnilllnfrer. "Comp'i-xion Sp^- LiIUt, i "SUj M rrfc?on St.. Portland. Ore." ?'.\ft?r MkC one bottle of "Herplclde* my hair hi< at -ppej falling out. aad my' ?ca'p l* ? -tirely :ree from dandruff. "(Siyncd.) Grace T>->d(r??. "Beauty Doctor. . "196 Sixth St.. Portland. Ore." SMd b lead - iT dr\ijfi.-ists Send lie. In pt n p - : -r aarapie to The lliry:ci Jo Co., Oetroit. llloh. Wm. I.riu, Special Asent. Oks'.er cocktails -.erve.1 a!>o soiil at wholesale, in pint and '.uart .urs. a the Vienna 1 afe. STAR EXPLAINS YUKON ELECTION The Whitehorso Star, in commenting upon the Yukon election, says: "Had Mr. L<owe been the candidate a different story would have been told over the wires and there would Iks no occasion for an article on 'How it H,i|> pened.' Indeed, to the personality and popularity of Mr. I<owe is largelv due the heavy vote polled by the liberal candidate at this end of the district, and with his name on the ticket, the result at Dawcon and on the creeks would have h?en other than it is. "The Star esteems the member elect, I>r. Alfred Thompson, as a clean, hon orable gentleman, but fails to see what he, a member of the opposition, can ac complish for Yukon at Ottawa. We hojie to be agreeably disappointed and sincerely wish that the confidence of the majority of the people of Yukon may not be misplaced." Bniiaua Sngeettlou In connection with the stock raising possibilities of Alaska an idea that has been presented in the crossing of the sheep to be imported with the native mountain sheep. Men with years of experience in the woolen business claim thai if a cross can be made between the breeds brought from the states and the na'ive mountain sheep found in Alaska it will not only produce an animal in every way acclimated to the country, but that "the wool will be of a quality unexcelled in the world. ? V aide/ News. Notice to th? Public ' Beginning January 1 the Alaska Geueral Electric Company will reduce the rental of telephones lot residences from $4 per month to i'.i per month, and the rental in those business houses which have been paying #?> i>er month ?;!! be reJucinl to V>. The Alaska General Electic Company, ISy Klizabnb T. Caswell, President and General Monager. Snag way, Alaska, Dec. 15, 11HM. Laat of Holiday Good* Hero We have received the last consign- 1 in. nt of goods for the holiday trade and ai I'tvparrd to make suits, pants and , overcoats that are strictly up-to-date in all respects. Those who order tirst will of course have the largest stock of ;oods frotn wh.ch to make a selection' F. WgLLAND, Merchant Tailor. Au EmerK*noT Medicine Kor ?p atns, bruise*. burns, scalds and t ar injuries, there is nothing so _,i I i.< Chamberlain's Pain Bdm. it - i > ? : ^ the hodii 1 and not onl} gives iu slant r?|i~f t-oiu pain, but c?i'-e< the u - to twal in a' out one-third i he time required bv the usual trratine t. A? it - .in i-epfo ai! ilanKcr froui 1> >iod pois on tig is avo ded. Sold by Kc^ly Drug Co. At hole*ale Prices The Mascot saloon sells lii[udrs, either bulk or case goods at wholesale wlges, Ail the old brands always on hand. 10-1-tf. Auction Sale Wednesdays and Saturdays at 2 o'clock p. ra." The balance of the stock of the Yukon Restaurant. Goods sold also at private sale until closed out, A. J. Cohen. 15 road way. between ,'Ird and 4th Aves. New goods at the American Tailors JUNEAU S. S. CO'S. ELECTRIC LIGHTED STEAM HEATED STEAMER GE0RGM Carrying D. S. Mall For Elaine*. Berneis Hav, Juneau, Hooaab, Tenakea Sitka and Way ports SAILS Dec. 1, 7- 13, 19. 25. 31 At 8 a. m. J. F. FAIRBANKS, Agent I 216 Broadway, Phone 90 INLAND WEAMR At 8 o'clock this morning, the I weather conditions on the Y'ikon river ? and along the line of the W. I'. & Y. 1 K. were as follows: j Skagway -Cloudy, north wii;d, 24 . above. I Glacier? Clear, calm, ti above. White Pass? Cloudy, north wind, 8 above. Fraser ? Clear, calui, 12 above. i Log Cabin ? Cloudy, north wind, 4 j above. | Bennett? Cloudy, calm, 8 above. | Pennington? Cloudy, light north wind, 10 above. I Caribou? Cloudy, calm, (> al?ove. Cowley? Cloudy, calm, 5 above. Whitehorsc ? Cloudy, calm, 0. Lower Labarge? Cloudy, calm, 5 be low. Hootalinqua? Cloudy, light northeast wind, 0 above. Big Salmon? Cloudy, calm, G above. Yukon Crossing? Cloudy, calm. 4 be low. I Selwyn? Snowing, north wind, 15 be low. Stewart? Cloudy, calm, 20 below. Ogil vie? Clear, calm, 22 below. Dawson Foggy, calm. 22 below. Fortymile ? Cloudy, calm, 20 below. Eagle? Cloudy, calm. 15 below. Atlin Snowing, calm, 2 below Tagish -Clear, calm, 0 below. SKAGWAY WEATHER The result of the observation taken at Moore wharf at midnight, Decembe 20, 1HG4, is as follows: Temperature time of observation ... .32 Max. temp, preceding 24 Hours 39 Min. " 32 Mean " " " " 35 Marometer. 20.77. North wind. Skookum Club to Givo Daoco The Skookum club, consisting of boarders at the Fifth Avenue hotel, have decided to give a dance at the Fifth Avenue hotel New Year's Kve. Invitations will be issued. Oyntor Cocktai* s Elmer Chamberlain's and Popcorn Jim's 'atnous Oiyiupia oyster cocktails are now served at the Toieiu ouloon. For thft Holidityi Specialty goods. Home made mince, cranberry and pumpkin pies, ai.d ali k nds of pastry given the best ittention. Orders delivered free. i'hon- &?. Vienna i.ikery. At Whol??ule Prlo >? The Mascot saloon sells liquors, either bulk or case goods at vholosale prices. All the old brands always on hand. I*)-' *'? ' Now Unite *t Pad Train AThe l'ack Train saloon has just re- ' Wived ">0 new records for its excellent phonograph and the largest horn that ever came to Alaska. There will^be a grand concert at that place tonight- J The latest songs and the latest instru- ( mental selections will be given. , You get good values for your money . at the American Tailors. When you can forget that you are wearing shoes at all then you are wear ing about the right kind of shoes. If you want a pair of that kind call in and see us. F, H. Clayson & Co. You make no mistake by leaving your orders at the American Tailors. Dunlap hats at Clayson's. Fine porcelain tub* at Principal Bar ber shop, opposite Board of Trade. We have a nice line of initialed silk handkerchiefs, fancy suspenders, silk mufflers and reefers. All very nice holiday souvenirs. Clavson & Co. SPeeiHL Offer IN FURS I have about 18 Ladies' Fur Coats which I Will Sell at Reduced Prices. High Grade Electric Seal Coats at $30.00 PRICES ON ALL OTHER FURS ALSO REDUCED CHA5. R. WINTER, The Furrier, Blf??%revot QUR line of Novelties in the Ladies Department will satisfy the most fastidious. Sweethearts and wives will find a select and up-to-date stock Of Useful Presents to choose from. Last but not least the little folk are ever present in our minds eye Games, Puzzles and Funny Books of All Descriptions We are also in line with a FINE ASS0RTMENTS0F GENTS FURNISHINGS Such as Gloves, Hosiery, Neckwear, Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs and Mufflers. A look at our window display will convince you and d rices are within the reach of all MARTIN CONWAY _ ta *eh I TAKE OFF YOUR HAT TO AN OU> FRIEND, I MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT. * FOR TWO GENERATIONS IT HAS BEEN THE STAND-BY. Your sires and grandsires used Mexican Mustang Lin iment because it healed their hurts and eh red the ills of their domestic animals. What Mexican Mustang Lin iment did for mankind and brute kind ?iO years ago, it does to-day. It has always cured and always will cure unyand everything thulagood, honest liuimcntcaucure. IT SOAKS RIGHT DOWN THROUGH THE MUSCLES. Mexican Mustang Liniment goes quickly "to the very core of the cause and stops the most deep-set, cxcruciat . ing pains almost instantly. FROST BITES AND CHILBLAINS. For-frozen feet, cars or other parts there is nothing on earth so good as Mexican Mustang Liniment. THE ONE CERTAIN CURE FOR ALL HURTS AND ACHES. No liniment can cure unless it penetrates the fevered and swollen muscles right down to the roots of the trouble. Mexican Mustang Liniment penetrates most thoroughly. The deepest, most stubborn and most in tense pain can lie reached and routed by the use of this good, old, time-tried liniment. For man or beast. POSITIVELY THE BEST PILE REMEDY. Mexican Mustang .Liniment will cure the very worst cases of blind, bleeding, itching, internal or external I'ilcs, speedily and permanently. 25c., 50c. AND SI A BOTTLE. For open sores saturate a soft cloth with the liniment I bind on. In other eases apply freely and rub hard. WWWWWWW^WWWWWWWWWWWW WWWvWVW * Alaska Pacific Navigation Co Currying Alaska Pacific Express and United Slates Mail S. S. SANTA ANA. - - Monthly, 21st S. S. EXCELSIOR, - - " 5th FROM JUNEAU For Silka, Yakutat, Kayak, Valdez, Seward and Seldovla S. S. DORA Connects with S.S. Santa Ana and stiils from Valdez the 26th )f ench month for.Seward, Seldovia. Kodiak, Uyak, Katmai, Cold Day, Chiguik, Jnga, Bellofskv and Dutch Harbor. J. F. Trowbridge, Gen. Man., Seattle. L M. WEST, Agent. vv\v\ vwwuuvwwwvww u?v\v\\vv\v\um\\\w\vi For the /.w A \ v-7r id-. '? V'H Christmas Present ' ' '}? *' f ~~j \ To De Appreciated Should Be Useful As WeU As Or namental We Have a Splendid Assortment of Morns Chairs, Rockers- Center Tables, Ladies' Writing Desks. Jardeniere Stands- Odd Chairs, China Closets Caucheo Rugs, Footstools, Carpet Sweepers and the best var iety of pictures ever brought to Skagway. We offer these ^oods at Greatly Deduced Prices for the Holidays E.R. PEOPLES THE HOUSE FURNISHER VV\\\\\\W%VV\VWAXH?U Headquarters for Yukon Travellers m Totem JACK PHELPS, Prop. I Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars 1 $ New Management. THE niTiiia. Sullivan & Flaherty The Best Brands of Liquors & Cigars V <f*c C iPacific Coast S.S. Co. PIONEER ALASKA LINE. SPEED, SAFETY, OOMF="OFn Seattle, Puget Sound, San Francisco and Southern Porta CARRYING U. S. MAIL Cottage City * Dec 22 Via Victoria RAMONA JAN. 2 Via Vancouver Above Schedule Subject to change Without Nonce. L M. WEST, Agent PflONB 60. C. D. DUNANN, Gen- Pass. Agt 10 Market Street, San Franolsco, Cal. The Alaska Steamship Co. 1 Carrying U. S. Mall and Alaska Pacific Express Next Sailing of the Fast Passenger Steamer Jefferson Dec- 23 Dolphin - Dec- 31 Farallon. - Dec. 19 Transfers to Victoria and Vancouver Without Additional Charge :/;( R. A. CARROLL, Agent. Phone 66 n/ij^ruc * ASPLENDIDMNIO Is recommendeditb'tniild i the convalesce^;; weak and overworked la n<] ebrewim rw ? f?- * -vV