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The First
of the
SEASON
Now is the time to nuke
your Chow Chow, etc. . . .
We have all the ingredients
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C. W. Ask & Sons
The Houseof Rich
O. i. Htc*, Proprietor
f WALl r^PER. BUILDING PAPER
P v.;. fS. OILS. GLASS AND
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I M *>i Ordem Promptly
AiUi>d?o To Skanwav, Alaska
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Fsfobliahed 1897 Telephone 112 jj
Phil. Abrahams
Real Estate and
Fire Insurance
A* mi luf Dubuque Fue At Marine In*. Co. Dubuque Iowa .
Washington Fire la*. Co . Seattle. Wath.
NOTARY PUBLIC SKACWAY, ALASKA
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RAW FURS
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Alatka Kurt a Specialty
V?r> Top Pfitn Pud
Maktf - Trial - Shipment
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
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Dr. F. L. lioddard, Prop.
PU22LE.
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answer.
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Hj o-Ur lUia ?. of uuurac.
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ttuiuu^ iteu?? fur a brigfe* ??????*
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AILIN OISIRICI
OHOWING ILL
T VI lMultUU, Wtho M? Oil
Kuby lrw)i, Alius datfr*t ?mv?l lii
t*>w? iaat having finished
Uu ? aurk. <ual ?tut a pat>a?*n
$ur ?ouLh ou lb*- Pnntoui Ko>ai kt?t.
. tin u< for Ui? buiuc- in SeatUf
Mr lauMuu ataled that hie iw
iaui) ha* been develoytneut
?or k ail mourner, and chat Unit** ?r?
iw? m ?hai??- U> b?* dowu to r**J
UilOHig the ft rat UliUtf M* the kJ?rUl?
"All the di&gmt? tU Uk- Atlln <ia>
trict ha??- dour well Una xomiih."
antd Mr Daufcon u> a rvpfeaentaiive
of the Afctokaji. " ?Hh the exception
at Ui Vlalin:i i?<x^j?-Ply on Wlik>?
oji-d u??-y 1m)? ha*l hard luck aa twuv
'ha> *t*a?.m their daw hat* b?*
uui juad ?ti<? th*y iviv
: aady u? cutiuneuoe the actual work
o( iiyorwuh eking
-That they act- tak*??; out (fold
? u U?e AUta HWrr Muling dtotrni
?mj lots at M, ?** f*?i<-CKod by ai
Uwtt Che iut UUfcU 1 saw beforv lean
ing itiv creek*? two and outrhaJi
uuv kt-u> full of guld which had beei.
Ul^k-c. out by the Kuffaer peopk- '
Mr Liaufcutt witt " out all
? UiU-r but whl Muni an aoou u
I IW* m mi) taduuni uf a brmk u?
La iht- ?pnug
WORK Pf\GGHESSiM6 Oil NEW IB. HALL
Work uoa under way on th?
: w A B. hall The atntctur*- will
be- ouujifct**! about the middle of 0*'?
uM
The ball m to be by au feet,
wilh a 12 -foot arched ceiling. and will
be Mtncdy 14* to date in ev?ry par
Mm Im*
A* la well known. Stoddard * Kay
donated the log* A. Q V'achoo do
uaied tike doura and window*.
Jat k kiattea waa awarded the oon
tract at fljM4j&A. He ia to furcinh
-U Uw n?aur*ai except that uanit-d
above
The atte ia an excellent ou?-, on
Utr auuth ad* of Second atrvet duv?
ly bat k of the Northern . and was also
located by Stoddard * Kay ? Yukoj ;
! Valk-y New* of Taaana.
Ladies Fall
and
Winter Coats
We are now showing the new fall models in the cel
ebrated ''PALMER" make. We have them in all
styles and colors, aud the material is of the best em
bracing fancy mixtures and plain cloths. Among
these you will find the Presto and Ardoc collars,
which can be worn either as a low collar or in the
Military effect for stormy weather. Also a nice
line of Misses aud Childrens Coats at reasonable
prices.
And don't forget to see the
Finest line of Ladies' Mil
\ linery in town.
3
in
all
mm
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BALLINGEB HURT
III RY. ACCIDENT
(By Alaska News Bureau)
CNCUNNATI. O Oct 14? Sec*e
l t?ry of the Interior Richard A. Hal
linger rvcvivvd slight injuries in a
iu?ul-uu collisiou which occurred be
uwu two Baltimore ami Ohio
-rauc, yesterday The train* were
| both nrntuti^' at a slow rate of speed.
LUNATIC SWIMS
IN ICY WATER
While the steamer Prtooeca Roya
' 4Uwh smiled troui Skagway Sept.
i 2?th. * a.- <?it the uiouth of the Stikwie
v river at f l> in. the ;S"th, an exciting
? ft. occurred KOur lunatics wei<|
, Ik-iu^ taken down to New Wvstiuin- j
?ter (row Damon by Svtgl. Evans awl
a guard of K. N. W. M. P. troopers,
' aud one of them climbed through the
port-hole of the room in which they
! were confined and dropped into the
! ?ater The man wait noticed by pas
011 deck and a life- preserver
| thrown to him, but he ignored it and
was fully a quarter of a mile astern
of the steamer before a boat could be
! lowered
Capt Xeurotsos. on hearing the cry
man overboard" unmediately swung
the Royal's nose around, and a boat
uianmtd by the second officer. Bert
Shad torch and some seamen, was seoC
away The lunatic was observed fiwiic
miu? in the icy water as if he en
joyed hi? escapade, and offered uo re
lance when the boot reached hiiu.
White tlte doctor on the Royal was ad
ministering a stiinulaat to the de
mented inac the latter remarked:
"You know doctor, 1 made a mistake."
i-\>r the rema.mler i?f the trip the
lunatics were coefin?d in the steam
er's mad -room and gave no further
trouble.
Dr Kam . the Whitehorae Post
master, left on the Princes? last
uigfct enroute (o England.
The regular Sunday dinner of the
Dewey Restaurant will be served
from five to eight p. m.
Messrs Tobin and l*attulk>, prorni
n?- ut lawyers. of Dawson were south
bound pasewugen. ou the Royal
Have your boots and shoee repair- .
od for the winter by WiUi&m Hoekins
,'kt only uses the bee* of material,
ami hit. work te first class. Prices i
?xatKJUttkbie ^ lmo.
ROOSEVELT WAS
UP IN THE I
(By Alaska News Bureau)
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Oct 13 ? Colonel
Roosevelt took a three minute flight
wirh Aviator Mostly in aa areaplane
yesterday |u this oity.
The Cotooel expressed the greatest
pleasure ait his flight, and said that
the sensation is beyond description.
Both Flat and Otter oereks contin
ue to pour out a goodly stream of
gold, some big cleanups being reported
thfc past week. On Thursday last W.
S. Mading brought in to the Miner's
& Merchants bank 1,008 ounces, the
proceeds of a week's work on, his
lease on the Wildcat association.
Yesterday George Riley toted in a
poke from No. 2 above on Otter,
which is said to have contained close
to $15,000.
Reports from other laymen and op
era tore are also encouraging, and the
hot>e of a $750,000 output this year
continues to grow; and if it should
be reached, it will be the banner pro
duction of any camp in Alaska, dur
ing the first year of its history as
a producer.? Iditarod Nugget.
TOWN TALK
If you want shell oysters, go to the
Pack Train Restaurant tf
New, clean and comfortable beds
for 50 cents and up at the Dominion
Hotel, White horse, Y. T. tf
It yoa don't believe It, ask Tuck.
He knows, and yoa will find him %t.
the Board of Trade.
The Princess Royal sailed last
night frotn this port for Vancouver
with 197 passengers, 162 of whom
were first class and the balance of
35 second class. The Princess took
67 tons of ore from the Venus mine
at Wind/ Arm.
Come In or phone orders for Glbaoi
Rye and Val BUtx Beer; delivered to
your home by The Mascot
William Hoekira has re-opened his
bcot and shoo repair shop, and out
o< town work will receive prompt
attention. Only the best of mater
ial used, and first class work at mi
reasotiabJe prices is guaranteed. Op
posite J. H. Lynch's store. lmo.
i4* HEADQUARTERS FOR ? ' FIRST CLASS CAFE ?
ATLIN-CONRAD STAGE . IN CONNECTION j*
CHOICE BAR STOCK " I
Caribou Hotel
E. W. GIDEON, Proprietor J
Carcross, Y.T. |
T NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
X FURNACE HEATED
LKATED AND UGH LED FIN'S SAMPLE ROOM
BY ITS OWN PLANT FOR DRUMMERS
Ulbiie Pass Rote!
P. D McMillan, Manager
Cabstand best appointed fiotcl in .be Vrkon
Olbiteborse, V. ?.
CHOICE BAR STOCK
RATES MODERATE
| H. D. KIRMSE f Jeweler *
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Diamonds Watches Jewelry |
Nugget Jewelry, Old Ivory Carvings, Indian Curios.
Most Extensive and Original Stock on the Pacific Coast
AWARDED TWO GRAND PRIZES AND FIVE GOLD MEDALS AT
THE A.-Y.-P.- EXPOSITION FOR FINEST
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ALASKA FURS and RUGS ?
CHILKAT BLANKETS INDIAN BASKETS |
Native Made Copper and Silver Jewelry and Souvenirs
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE SENT BY MAIL ON REQUEST. J
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SKAGWAY ::: ALASKA f
OUR BABY PICTURES
Like all portraits that we make, are natural in pose, prop
erly lighted and beautifully finished. Fast lenses, high class
equipment and tireless tact are the reasons for our remark
able success in baby portraiture.
Come in some fine morning and let us get acquainted with
the babv.
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Juneau, ? Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicit? The Accounts
of Skagway Firms And Individuals.