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We have the most complete
stock of all kinds.
We will receive
Green Tomatoes, I
Cauliflower,
Cucumbers, T
Peppers, J
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Cigars Tobacco,
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
LARGE CIRCULATING LIBRARY
INCLUDING LATEST COPY
RIGHTED BOOKS
MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS AND
OTHER PERIODICALS
SEATTLE'S
Leading Popular Priced Hotel
Hotel
Georgian
European Plan
All Outride Sunny
Rooms. Elctfantly
Furnished
Sample Rooms
Commercial & Fam
ily trade Solicited
RATES
Single Rooms J1 up.
Two Persons ?1.5Q up
Room with bath ?1.50
Two Persons ?.50 up
F. G. CALDWELL
Manager ?" |
Take East Lake car from FOURTH AVENUE
Cnton D^pot lo Fourth Bel. Colon & I'lke
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Larjje, Clean. Individual Baths.
Abundance of Water. Best of
Hotel Accommodations. Fur
nished Cabins for Rent
Excellent Hunting and Fishing.
Motor Boating and Sailing.
Steamer Georgia from Juneau
makes semi-monthly visits. In- j
formation and rates upon request
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
^ We Have The
( ^est Candy
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IFOR FINE FURS
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jVery Top Prices Paid.
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AH Work Guaranteed. Short
Orders Promptly
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Sn>f ,f ^ x/ You surely can find ?
Wf?etf?er Y ou what you want here ?
l) r i n K ? - no matter ^ow |
~~ oui your taste may be |
TEA OR COFFEE!
1 We Have The Very Best |
Liptons,
Plia?o an/1 J
i Best In
FOLGERS The
' Market
Ted
Chase and
Sanboms
COFEEE ? Fisher's Best Blend.? Folger's Mocha and
Java? Wedding Breakfast ? Amocat
W. J. BLEDSOE
CWyO?'??OMOOUlNINE.".Ke'? ~ fj \f 0 ^
I putative grome Quinine ifeLrt/8'
In commemoration of their courage
in bringing an automobil into Alaska
and running the same, Dr. Charles
G. Percival of New Yorg City and
George D. Brown, of Detroit Mich
igan, who are in Skagway with the
Globe-girdling Abbott-Detroit "Dull
Dog" automobile were admitted to
membership in Camp Skagway No.
1, of the Arctic Brotherhood and will
go down "below" wearing the but
ton of the world famed "fortvmost
order of the Northland."
In a short pithy speech Dr. Percival
thanked the order for admitting him
to membersip with other famous men,
and said he would be proud to car
ry the emblem with him all over the
world on his trip.
After congratulating the Arctic Bro
therhood on their aims and broad
scope, he presented the Camp with a
beautifully framed picture, 2S by 30.
inches, containing photographs of him
self and Mr. Brown, taken while in
Mexico, California and Arizona.
The Camp votod Dr. Perciyal a vot
of thanks for his gift, and then Mr.
Brown gave the members a talk on
his impressions of Alaska.
The two men drove up the railroad
track with the "Bull Dor" as far as
Denver Station this afternoon and
tried to take the old bed of tho river I
ovgt to the glacier.
CHICAGO. Sept. 29? The strike :
which was ordered on the Harrimaii
lines by the Shopmen's union, of the
American Federation of Labor, will
probably be delayed until Sunday.
It is believed the conference held
with the officials of the Harrimaii
lines in the head offices in New York
city yesterday, in which the Harri
mans said they positively refused to
grant the demands of the Shopmen's
Union, will be reconsidered, and that
some sort of settlement will be af
fected.
LABOR 10 BUILD
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
DOUGLAS. Sept. 29? The Alaska
Labor Union, composed of Treadwell
employes, has begun the erection of
a $5,000 hall here. . This fine hall
will be. the second to be built in a
town that has nearly a dozen lodges,
most of which meet weekly,
CASSOILLER
u COMING SOON
Not for many months has Dawson
had such a musical treat as that
afforded Thursday night when Cas
sie Hiller gave her violin recital at
the A. B. Hall.
An appreciative audience, composed
of the city's best and most cultured
people, gave the young violinist a
very warm welcome, and she had no
soou,er finished her first number than,
the audience realized that they were
listening to a young girl endowed
with the divine spark, and most gen
erous and hearty was the applause.
It would be hard to tell which of
the numbers was most enjoyed, for
she handled each and everyone in a
most finished and artistic manner.
Miss Hiller displays a warmth of
temperament, which combined with
a faouKy for securing a great variety
of tone color, delicacy and technique,
gives wonderful promise for a great
future for this young violinist.
Mrs. Hiller played the accompani
ments for heT daughter in a most
skilful manner, lending excellent
support at the piano.
It is to be hoped the public will
have another chance of hearing Miss
HiHer before she leaves Dawson for
Skagway, whete It is understood she
will give two concerts. ? Dawson
News.
All the late telegraph nen? la the
Daily Alaskan.
WAD 01 TRUSTS
WILL CONTINUE
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
WATERLOO, la. Sept. 2!) ? Presi
dent Taft. spoke to a large meeting
composed mostly of farmers, in this
city this morning. He said that in
spite of the cry that business is be
ing paralyzed, the prosecution of the
trusts will be continued.
PROGRESSIVES
BREAK AWAY
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
JUNEAU. Sept. 29? Young Haida I
Indians who have seceded from the
tribe because the chiefs demand that j
they shall comply with the ancient |
customs or remain single, are building
a model village near the Sukan nar- !
rows.
Trouble has been brewing for some
time between the progressive and the
conservative elements in the tribe.
The ancient tribal law puts all the un
occupied land about a village under
control of the chief.
The young Indians, who have at
tended the schools instituted by the
government have, in large part, aban
doned the ways of their fathers, and
insist on living like white men.
This fall the differences have reach
ed the secession stage and the pro
gressive Indians of two ancient vil
lages on Prince of Wales island,
Klinquan and Howkan, both belonging
to the Haidas, will unite to start a
modern Indian community.
Subscribe for the Dally Alaskan.
The Jefferson, according to advices
received by Agent Guptil, sailed last
night from Seattle for this port, and
should be here Monday evening.
All the late telegraph news in the ;
Dally Alaskan.
LOCAL BRIEFS
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SKAGWAY WEATHER REPORT
Results of the observation taken
at Moore's Wharf at midnight,
Sept. 28 1911, Is as follows:
Temp, time observat'n . . . . 46 above
Max. preceding 24 hrs . . . . 60 above
MLn. " " " .. .. 46 above
Mean " " " 53 above
Barometer 29:85 Cloudy Calm
The Selkirk is due In Whitehorse
Monday, and the train will bring her
passengers which number about 100
over on the same day.
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NOTICE
Just received a shipment of fresh
oysters in shell. You can now get
oysters on half shell in any quantity j
at the Pack Train Restaurant.
Location notices, placer and quartz
for sale by the Daily Alaskan. tf.
15 YOUR SILVER
ENGRAVED?
Where can be found more genuine
satisfaction than, in beautiful table
sliver which is artistically engraved
with the name or Initials of the owner
There is nothing that adds to the
appearance of a table, set for some
special occasion like beautiful silver
service, and that the choicest and
most unique designs can be had right
here in Skagway, Is well worthy of
note.
Like all the stock in the Kirmse
store, the silver stock is equalled in
no other store in town, and when, it
is know that all engraving Is done
free of charge, this should bo a great
inducement to get what you are think
ing of buying at the Kinnse store.
It is time to think of Thanksgiving,
Christmas and New Year's dinners,
and to make arrangements to have
a table service which will be in keejv"r
Ing .with the balance of the appoint
ments of your table.
"MMPBELL KIDIT
IS
With "Can't Break-em Heads"
A New Shipments Just Received
75c $1.50 and $2.00
"Blow, Blow ye Winter winds"
Our third order of Aviation Caps and
Toques now on display
Plain colors and color 'combinations
$2.25, $2.50 and $3.00
EIDERDOWN WOOL
In navy, white, black, red, light blue and gray 25c a skein
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Store Open Evenings :: Phone 55
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy ?
H. F. 8EEMAN, Prop. jjj
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch" |
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The largest and best conducted dairy in A laska ^
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Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To all points on White Pass & Yukon Eoute.
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN [ALASKA
Respectfully Solicits The Accounts
of Skagway | Firms And Individuals.
Hats and Caps
In big variety
Just Received.
These goods ""reb^h'?? Reasonable Prices
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Shoes, Underclothing, FV a
w^shim.cwaib ijQYiero s Place g
and Men's Furnish
ings. 42 1 Broadway, Skagway, Alaska