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We will receive
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^ ^ ^ \ Cauliflower, |
4 We have the mv^t complete
?kvk of all kinds.
SPICES
:: C. W. Ask & Sons
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DON'T FROG
Uoi?"? YmX Go* N Ckvts
W. W. BOUGHTON
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Cigars Tobacco.
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
tr?* Tackle
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Excellent Hmtrnf ?n<1 Ki?hiri:
lk*t Hie *r?i Sailing.
Stwimrr i???rvi* fiom Jnn?"*ii
tti?Vos ?>mi monthly \ ?;?*. "n
fortnat .m ami rate* upon rrquc^t
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Pmp.
Health Resort
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; RAW FURS
WE PAY
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FOR FINE FURS
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DEAFNESS CANNOT BF CURED
by kxal appMcattona. a* they cannot
rvttcfc th* dHwewd portina of th* ?tf
Tfc*r? to ooJy ooe *v to cur? d?f
e*a*. ar.d that to by corwtituOoraJ
rem^iipa. DMtBM to aimed by an
Inflamed condition o t tbe Eustachian
Tut*v Whwi thto tub* I* InflarTvxl
bar* a rurobUiyj *r*,nd or bnpor
M hearing. and wbec K la *nUrelr
c>o**d. doafn*** to Uw> twnK, Mid urn
'iw Um> Inflammation can be tak^n
oat and thto tub* rcMorfd to K? nor
Ml coodttoa, b?a rta* will be de
<^rej*d forever; nine oai?re out of tow
are oMf>*d by Catarrh, which to noth
ing but ao Inflame! ootid it koo of the
rawvw aurfaoee
W? will giv* Om> Hundred Doiiar*
for an? mf of ^?afne?w (caused by
-^atarrfc i tbat canoe* b* cml by
Half* Catarrh Cure. 9eed ft* cit
rotor*. fr*a
r. J. CHWfBT * CO . ToWfl, 0
SoM by DnijortoU, 75c
Tate Hair* Family puia for rantl
totoa
1 1 C. A. WILL HAVE !
WINTER CLASS IK MINING;
Mut a prospector has aabM ov
er some o the mom vnJuablo claim*
vet dteoov?-?J in AMska ami piMil
them up because the rock didn't
"took stood ." When the man who
knew mineral bearing rock, not by ;
looks but by tmt. happened alone. he
took u|> thane claims with the result
that be la living In a little brawn
slone shan<y oti Fifth Arrmie today
It Is to the man who Is going to
spend 'he winter ?outaide" and the
man who wants to r^-ognlre real ore
when he walk* over It that the night
and day ? 'asses In praKkal mini!.*
provided by the Seattle Y. M. C. A. i
appeals
Hundreds of Alaskans have alrea.lT
>vnif from the north to spend the
winter In Seattle. and others are com
ing Of thee*-, a fair percentage
have already taken up the practical
; mining course taught at the Y M. C.
A.. with the Idea of adrift* valuable
knowledge to their store of mining
lore. If a man expects to spend the
winter In Seattle. The Association
offers an opportunity for him to
spend a better summer in Alaska
next year.
Among the men who will teach the
bnuiebe* of practical value to miners
Is the eminent Prof Rimer Sberillfoi*
me-fcr cheroot for thr Irondale Coke
and Furnace Company, and now a
member of the Vnlrerulty of Wash
lngton staff. He wlH teU the pro*
pwtor bow to determine the value of
a piece of rook a* well as how to de
termine the nature of the rock with
a candle and llowplpe Hours, days
and possitvly years mar be saved the |
prospector by applying the knowledge
that Prof. Sherill wUl impart
M K. Rodger*. an old sourdough.!
who has a nrnnb<* of ciaims In Al- <
aska and who I* alive to everything'
that affect* the North, will also as
stat in the course of instruction of tb*
Alaskans who at end the Y M. C. A.
classes
Probably one of the most vahmble
men who will have a part In the
course la R C. Roberta, formerly con
tvected with the 8chool of mines at
(JoMfd. Cok>.. and one of the "boys
who know." He will t?*ch mine sur
veying. rnrnpnw surveying, and
sketch mapping, the latt?r knowledge
i 'TinWi ng ? man to determine with a
fair degree of aoruracy the boundar
ies of a claim by means of the ordi
nary compass alone.
There are other good men of prac
tical experience as well as technical
knowledge, men who have made their
pile In Alaska, who will have a r?art
in the course, and If an Alaskan ex
perts to pass the winter months in
Seattle, with time hanging heavily
<>n his hands, he may learn something
; to his advantage by looking up the
|T. M. C. A.
SIX F001 VEIN CAUSES STAMPEDE
The John Hirshey gold quart* ?trik<
on the headwaters of Paliner creek.
In the Hope district. give* evidence
of proving one of Uvo mw- important
find* in the hintory of Kenai pen
insula. FYom reliable source* the in
formation is obtained that a vein ha*
been uncovered which is ?il feet In
width tuid goid may be seen hi all of
the quart* visible in the face of the
drift, and averages twtler than $100
per ton. according to sampHng.
Sunrise and Hope are Immensely ex
cited over the diwx>very. and it takw
a>n except tonal find to ?rmise the in
terest of old-timers of those rumps,
who are used to seeing gold quartz
A stampede Is on to the scene of the
disco very. Hirshey is known as a
reliable, experienced man. and his
statements concerning his strkie are
given credence
Hirshey frtst found a three-inch
stringer, very rich in gold White
running the boundaries of Che claim
which would cow this showing, he
came across the remarkable vein re
ferred to. It is understood that he
has already authoring Ceorge L
Chase to make Inquiries, while outsid
for a stamp mil to be installed next
season
Bellw the rich vtln their is a pla
cer deposit, formed with the gold
freed from the parent rock, to be
sluiced and it is figured that several
thousand dollars may be mined out in
a very brief time
A1 Dart*. of the firm of Hob en A
Davis, brings thl* news to Seward. ?
Seward Gateway
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ESKI
An education along scholastic lines
la a bad thing for the Raking boy* at
Point Barrow, according to Capt. Kk
ram of the schooner Fred K. Sander,
now *n port from the farthest north
station recently Oapt Rkram says
that it makes thieves and generally
tough F>klmo boys oik of them and
tii at when they shouW be in a posi
tion to make a living for themselves
they V*k>w very Utile of the practical
side of northern Mfe.
The boys attend school from the
time they are seven years old until
they are about 16 durlnx which time
they acquire little more than a know
lodge of r-he A-B-C's, he says. Then
they are turned loose with very little
idea of whale hunting and harpoon
h*. by which the Bskimos obtain a
living l.ike such people in milder
oHmates. he says, they resort to trick
ery, thievery, beggfng and even hold
ups.
What learning they acquire make*
It hard for the trader, say* C*t<
ram. as they read the department
store books, but ?re unable to appre
ciate why an article should cost more
In Point Barrow than U doe* in Chi
The Hakimo has one suit of clothes
a year. Th* hp puts on at the first
rik>w By the time swrontcr arrive*,
the hide and hair has worn sufficien*
Irto make the miH suitable for sum
mer *i>ar The tomca are unrestricW
ed by the hobble skirt and wear prac-j
t (rally the same kind of clothing as
the m<*n.
There are two white women at Point
Barrow the mife of the mewionary
and th? wife of the tw-hooj t??cher.
The winter begins early. ami from
then until late in the summer there
ia no communication with the milsMe
worW by water. ("apt Kkram any*
that it ia dangerous for a white man
to stay there more than a year. Af
ter that he ????* the Arctic fev*r ami
does not on re to oonne on* ? Taeoma
Wmt.
The exported bi* crowd did not
' come over on todays train owing to
: the fact that the steamer Selkirk did
i not g<4 into WhKehorse in time to
make connections. There will be a
Mr crqwd over on the train tomor
row
Fresh Oysters on half shell or Skag
way spring chicken at the Pack Train
Restaurant. tf.
NOTICE
Notice la hereby given to the Tax
Payera of the Town of Skagway, Al
aska that the Common Council will
alt as an equalisation Board com
mencing Tuesday, October 3rd, 1911
at 8 o'clock p. m , and each night
thereafter until the busines* of equal
ising the taxes is concluded.
! Dated at Ska?way. Alaska thla 2nd |
;day of October, 1911.
J. M. Tanner. Presi
! dent of the Council and Rx Officio |
i Mayor of Skagway, Alaska.
? Attest, Dan McKay, Town Clerk.
NOTICE
Notice Is hereby glren to the Tax
Payers of the Town of Skagway, A1
aska. that I have this day filed with
the Town Clerk of the Town of 8kasr
way, Alaska, the Assessment Books
of said Town of Skaeway for the
yeaT* 1911.
Dated at Skagway. Alaska, thla 2nd
day of October. 1911.
Vrank Page. Town Assessor
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NOTICE
Ju-rt received a shipment of fresh
oysters In shell. You can now get
oysters on half shell In any quantity
at the Pack Train Restaurant.
PILES CURED IN ? TO 14 DAYS
Vm:T drnggist will refund money If
PA?<1 OINTMENT falls to core any
caar of Itcning Blind, Bleeding or
P; -Wading FTea lit 8 to 14 <iaja. fcOc.
LOCAL BRIEFS
1 A* '{|,y T,,e ,>a"y AlMkm | A
lUC .On The Streets For. . ivC
9KAGWAY WEATHER REPORT
Result* of the observation taken
at Mocre'a Wharf at nUdnfcht,
Oct. 4, 1911, la a* follow*:
Tomp. time observat'n .. .. 45 above J
Ma*, preceding 24 hrs .. .. 6* above
Min. " " " .. .. 4.', above |
vUan " " " .. .. 55 above!
Barometpf 29. f"V*nrly 8. WhuJ^
EAGLES REGULAR MEETING.
Skagway Aerie, No. 15. FYaternal
Order of E*kN will meet Wedne*
day night at their hall on Fifth Ave- 1
nue. Vlaiting brcthere cordially In
vited to attend.
Meeting called at 8 o'clock.
Elmer Wheeler, W. P.
J. M. Keller. W. Sec,
The Table d Hote dinner at the
Pollen Honae la better than ever. ]
Why don't yon try It Tow are wel
come. lf- j
AH the late telegraph new* la the
Dally Alaskan.
IS YOUR SILVER
. ENGRAVED?
Where can be found more genuine
satisfaction than la beautiful table
silver which U artistically engraved
with the name or Initiate of the owner
There la nothing that adds to the
appearance of a table, set for som*
special occasion like beautiful silver
sertlce, and that the choicest and
moat unique design* can be had right
here In Skagway, la well worthy of
note.
Like all the stork In the Kfrmse
store, the silver utock Is wjnalUjd In
no other store In town, and when It
Is know that all engraving Is done
free of charge, this should be a great
Inducement to get whst you are think
ing of buying at the Kirmse store.
It Is time to think of Thanksgiving.
Christmas and New Tears dinners,
land to make arrangements to have
a table service which will be In keep
ing wKh the balance of the appoint
ments of your table.
"CAMPBELL KIDS"
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
I oques 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 *"
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The Skagway Pioneer Dairy ?
M. f. tCIMAN, Pro*). ?
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch" |
The Urgent ami best conducted dairy In j*!??ka -v ?
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Daily Shipment* of Pure Milk and Cream
To *11 point* on White * Takon Rmtt*.
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B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Ala?ka
j OLDEST BANK IN (ALASKA I
Respectfully Solicits The Acconnt*
of SkagvrayiKirmp And Individnile.
I I
LI I J _ 1" big variety
flqfe and Laps 777? 7
These goods * ' ^ ?f Reasonable Prices
Shoes, Umkrclothiee, jj^ _ ? V% V
L-EirEi Oortero s rlace
^ tng*. 421 Broadway, Skagvray. Alaska