How About Stoves?
Wc haw .tdded a fate bne of Range> and Heaters to our stock.
The Real Estate ? a range that w* haw tested and can recommend highly
The New Ijiclede u a cheaper range but you get good value
far row money.
The Mascot is m jui tight he?ter with cast lining and bottom
The VI mt Heater is some thing new. bums either coal or wood by
*impk turning the grate.
Buy or not. we wJ be pleased to show you these stoves.
C. W. Ask & Sons
Printing
of high class
Daily Alaskan
PRACTICAL
TRAINING SCHOOL
FOR
Steam, Gas and
Electrical Engineers
DAY AND NIQHT SESSIONS
Catalog and particulars on request.
Reference: First National Bank of Seattle.
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Wm Britt, Sr<*i*l A|?t, Sk**way
KKKSH KVSTKRN OYSTERS
la any quantity, on the half Bhall,
rim of the ieuon, at the Pack
Train Reetaurant.
FOR RKNT ? Fire room house
with hath. Oood location. Rent
reasonable. Apply to V. I Hahn.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qulalne
Tablet* Drugglats refund money U
it rate to cure. E. W. OROVE'S *1*
nature la on each box. 15c.
FOR RKNT- A 4- room mrnlahed
v?tta*e Apply Mr* Fried enthal,
i ilk and M.iln St. #?*
....For Sale or Rent ....
Pantheon Saloon ;
Sirnm of
AtlH $511, 00(1 H JON
Ttiwre 1? a shipment of a ton igid
a half of ore being loartol into the
hold of the Prlnc??s Sophia this af
ternoon which will net tlu> owner*
more than thirty thousand dollars
This ore was recently taken out
of the Engineer mine in the Atlin
distric!, and brought down last
night tor shipment. Assays from
this rxuarkable property have run
as high as one hundred thousand
dollars to the ton, tasen from the
seventy foot level. One lead which
hM been opened represents millions
of dollars, and when tl.u mining
men of the world co.iies to know
this property better u sensation is
going to be created that will bring
the Atlin country to the front r.s a
mining district. The above Is the
Ktst of k statement made to us by
Captain Haihorne, who with Cnptaiu
Alexander of the Engineer mine,
leaving this evening for Van
couver and from theme will go to
England for the pur,H*e of Attract
in* the attention of Kngllsh capital
ist* to the mining resources of the
Atiln district.
During the summer a number of
prominent mining men have visited
(he Engineer mine, which hu had
ihirtv men at work for the past sea
son, and they have express**! them
selves as being astounded at the
richness of the quart* belnit recent
ly uncovered. Operations have been
handicapped by the lack of proper
machinery and it is the intention of
Captalu Alexander to equip the
mine with an efficient plant for fu
ture work.
The Atlin board of Trade have
granted authority to Captnin Ha
thorne to do some publicity work fo
The district during his stay In Eng
land. It is seriously reallied that
owing to one of those strange cir
cumstances so common in mining
That the riches of this district has
been overlooked in the pait With
the coming of increased capital for
development it is certain that many
paying prr?i?ert ies will be produced.
The pltt er operations this year
ire shewing better than hitherto
It is only within the pasL month
? hat two new strikes have been
made Th? output for the district
Mas increased, and tt'e owners of
?laims feel that the time is here
?\ hen Atlin is. to come Into her
own.
SKAGWAY PRO
DUCE IN EAS!
Joseph J. F. Ward, at the close
of the Agricultural Fair in Skag
way on Sept. 21. boxed up a quan-j
tjty of home grown vegetables and
sent them to his father in Toronto.
When the crate arrived in the Kast
ern Canadian city they were placed
on exhibition in the window of the1
C. P. ticket office where th?v ex
cited alf kinds of wonderment that
?nch vegetables could be grown in
Alaska, nearly a thousand miles;
north of Vancouver.
in speaking of it Mr. Ward's
father said: "People in bunches all
day long would stand outside of
the large plat? glass window on
King street to Inspect the display.
They came Into the office to ask
questions snd I was there to an
swer them. On a large card I had
written "All These Vegetables
Were Orow n in Skagwaj, Alaska,
the Terminus of the Canadian Pa
cific Steamship Co." On smaller
cards ?ere written the names of
the Skagway persons who had
gn>wn the vegetables Mr. Ward
told hundreds of people of the
climate, the country and the pos
sibilities of Alaska, who came In
to make inquiries The Toronto
Globe sent their reporter down to
get a write-up of the display, a
part of which follows under the
heading "Farm Products From Al
aska in Toronto. Vegetable Speci
mens Received by l.ocal Man ? A
Cabbage Weighed Twenty Pounds."
"A consignment of the agricul
tural products of fertile Alaska has
Just arrived in Toronto. It has
been sent by Mr. J. F, Ward, an
old Toronto boy, who for the past
sixteen years has lived in that
country, to his father, Mr. J. A.
Ward of 216 Crawford street. Mr.
Ward is now living in SXagway, a
thousand miles north of Vancouver,
and an insight into freight con
ditions from that part af tie con
tinent Is given In the fact that the
present crate of vegetables, weigh
ing fifty-seven pounds, paid no less
than $7.50 in -harges between Skag
way and Toronto, or over thirteen
cents a pound.
"The vegetables, which are now
on rlew in the city ticket office of
the C. P. R., are remarkable on ac
count of their si*e and quality.
There is one cabbage which weighed
over twenty pounds when shipped,
though owing to the inroad of rats
reroute, hag been reduced to 12
pounds. Three fine potatoes were
grown 600 feet upon Mount Dewey,
ind one mpecimen of the Karly Rose
variety turns the scale at no less
than two pounds and five ?unces.
A single white turnip weighs 11 1-2
pounds, and the exhibit includes
peas, beans, beets, carrots, par
snips and a magnificent head of
celery over 30 inches in height."
Quite k? large party came out
last night from the north, among
them being Capt. Alexander of the
Engineer mine, Captain Hathorne of
the Hathorne group and Messrs.
Brooks and Smith. They constitute
a party who will leave tonight for
the east.
Brevities
Byron Olson of Glacier In In the
city.
The Meteor will will from Seet
tl?- on the IRth with explosive*.
I?r. Hi* w?* will be down this ev
ening to take the Sophia for the
south.
The Princess Soph In arrived early
this morning and will leave this
evening with shout IS passengers.
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Miller will
leave this evening for a si* weeks
visit with friends and relatives in
the cities of the Sound.
Mrs. Webster and dsughter, Mrs
Rlckert, left for Seattle this morn
ing where they will remain for the
winter.
Fre<l Klndley hss gone tc Seat
tle for the winter. He expects to
return to Skngway In the early part
<)f May.
Among th.' arrivals on the Princess
Sophia this morning were Win. Har
nor and e members of the North
wi>st Mounted Police who left on the
morning tnln for the Interior *
Hurnest Ashley started for Port
land thla morning to remain Indef
initely The position at assistant
to the agent of the Alaska Steam
ship company having bees suspend
ed for the winter.
The dance Riven laat nl(tht by the
Skagwav Improvement Society was
a really successful affair both In
point of pleasure and financial re
turns After all the expenses are
paid the ladies will have added $41
to their treaiury.
Mrs Kd surds, wife of Ihe chief
Stewart of the steamor WMtehorse,
arrived from the south and hM
gone to th>? interior It Is the In
tention of Mr. and Mrs. IC(< irardt t o
open a roadhouse at aome nolnt
along the line
Captains Turnbull, Rloomqn?at
and Roberts, Chief Ki.glneers; Oor
!?n and wife, J. R. Young, and
Purser* McKay and Haines are
I he steamboat men who will leave
tonight for the aonth after spend
ing the summer on the Yukon.
Mrs. C. K. Kittle and ?on Hart Id
returned this morning from eevfral
weeks spent In the cltlm of Pugei
Sound. Mrs. Little la accompanied
by her sister Mrs. R. L. Tatton of
Cordova, wife of the cable operator
of that city, who will visit In 8k?f
way for a few day*.
J as Dougherty and ' little girl
arrived laat night from th? north
and left this morning on the Jef
ferson for Seattle. Mr. Dougherty
came to Alaska a cou- le of year*
ago when ho waa In poor health
and weighed something more than
a hundred pounds. To<t\r he weigh
slightly less than three hundred and
is uncomfortably healthy. He wiR
stay outside until spring.
Location notices, pmcer and quart*
for sale by the Daily Alaskan tf.
DOS'T ^.TPKHTMI NT*
Yon W 111 Make No Mistake if V ?
Follow TTiU Mtkt.
Never neglect your kidneys.
It yeu have pain In the ba< . ,
urinary disorders, diKlneM a>< I
nervousness, It's time to s<t m<l
ao time to experiment. These are
frequently symptoms of k
trouble, and a remedy wbi< h is
recommended for the kidneys stan<il<!
be taken In time.
Doan's Kidney Pills are a g>x>!
remedy to use. It has ac-tod effeot i
tTeljr in nuiny cases In tlila Tteinltjr
Can Alaskan realdenta demand
further proof than the following te
tlmouial ?
K. O. Beaumont, 635 G at, I
Eureka, Cal., nays: "For a long
time I had a bad case of kldfrey and
bladder trouble. The kidney aecret
iona were too frequent In passage
and I suffered a great deal' from
backache that wai especially s< t?t<*
at night. 1 applied plasters to mi
back and used other reuie>ll?s, bnt
without receiving any noticeable
benefit. Happening to iee an nr.
tide in the papers about Dotn't
Kidney Pills, I procured the rem
edy. I began using It and in a
short time my kidneys a ere restor
ed iO a normal condition. I have
used five boxes of Doan s Kidn y
Pills and can ny that I am cnre.l.
As I did not take any other remedy
at the same time, I give tho full
credit ftor my cure to I>oan's Ki?lnej
Pills."
For sale by all doalers. Price
SO cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buf
falo, New fork, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name ? Doan's?
and take no other.
For 35c. you can get a wholsome,'
home cooked meal st the New Home
Rettanrnnt, 6th aveone, Just off of
Broadway.
Henry Fnederthal Phone 78. Quick
tell very. Baggage and expressing on
?hot* nrtioe, day or light.
NOTK-K.
OlympU beer 011 d*aft at tf.e
Board of Trart-j. Thia famoua brew
ts kept constantly frtab both ?n
draft and In bottles Thla U the
time to drink beer. Oet It at the
Board of Trade Bar, where the cel
ebrated Rainier b'-er la al*o kept
in bottlea. tf.
BOOTH'S BAfiTlMORE OVSTHW
Finest Freah Oyatere e\er kroflfht
to Skagway In bulk Cornea In re
frigerator aealed earthen Jara. Oya
(era on Half Shell alao alwaya o->
hand. Order by Phono or call at rh
Vienna Bakery, Broadway, near Rth
The beat meal* In Wbltehora* al
the "White Paaa Cafe." only white
help employed. Mra Orloff King
proprletreaa.
Hand painted dinner carda, farora
*00 re carda, In water color or oil
original and etclualye <1?lgna and
local aubjecta. Supply on hand ?
opeclal work a*ec??ed on abort
notice. Mra. liOtttao Mlinea, with
J. Ikuta, Bkagway. Mail ordera r#
eelv* apeclal attention.
11 11 m k tiRonx p r n 1 Ji ?
CBICKF !f
at
The Pack Train B?"t*nrant
PILES CURED IN I TO 1? OAYS
Vow drnairtat wUI refnnrt money Vf
'AZO OINTMBNT faila to < ura any
'mm% of Itehlng. Blind. Bleeding ot
FTotrvdtag Pllea hi ? to H daya. ROc.
Draper <3t Co.
Agent* For?
URTNA.N KODAK UlTTUW
PHOTOORAPHBHS
FlnUtiln* don* for thoiie wbo "pre?*!
the button."
Full line of FUtne, PUte*
Papers.
Mail order* c*refnHr ?tte<nded to I
? Ad dreao ?
ORAPKR * OOMPAJTV, P. O. TVyt I;
8kn(tway, Alaska.
Pack Train!
Restaurant
TOUT CTAficN, MhM?
Far 14 Twi W? Hin S?n4 mly .
The Best in the Markets ;
?W uJ?f >t it tW?
Moat Popular Eating
House in the North
New Location ?> ->
Broedw?y, between 3rd and 4rf>
The Delmonico
a P. KIRMSE
PONEER JEWELER
of Almk*
I Jf*ot ?nd Moat ( ompic^
Stoc 4 c#
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
Sfrif?S sl
SKAGWAY h KETCHIKAN
' 1 - s t Meals
In Th? City at Um
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY QCc
DINNER? OD^
Lodging'
fc?er;tV Ckaa and
I* ?? <'la*
I Fifth Arermf near Broadway
( CANDY
i CIGARS
< TOBACCO
Smokers Article*
A CamfuHy Stock
of Notions. Soch a* Share
infr Article*. belta, Note
R?H)kn Pwt CarrU
iK.nt forget the number
420
BROADWAY. (Nw PM)
Tony Dortero's
f ?H-H? x t I 1 I I H M +
I Board of Trade ;?
Cafe
KirtmM St CWik. Fr^rW^rt J
[ Ereything New and Firat
OlM
j| Btnqwli ind Pn?H ,I)wn
A 3p??<i?lhr
Popular Price*
| Open Day and Night |
> 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 ll t
DEWEY
CAFE
VrtAt K#w
MtnaplMK
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PormarV ?*
0>w?0? Kentucky KlttM
MXl ht?'T "1<
8coH-? He<?4 Cwer?M.
The Be?t in the Market
Properly Cooked J
BEST MEALS IN TOWN
AT POPULAR PRICES
Opm from 6 ?. m. to 10 p. m.
DON'T FROC
Cut** Ycw'r* Got K) Cwr r?
H. Hartwigaen
Bnaetmar W
W. W. ??JV^MTON
I*
Cigars Tobacco,
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
T*AW)K cmWUlTTItO
iwcLrmwo aorr
RIQBTW KIOK*
HAOAimn.
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