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GREEN TOMATOES
RIPE TOMATOES GREEN PEPPERS
PEACHES PEARS
PLUMS GRAPES
PRUNES APPLES
CRAB APPLES GRAPE FRUIT
HUBBARD SQUASH
WAX BEANS CUCUMBERS
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The Princess Koyal had passengers
on her trip last night to the outside.
Tickets f'>r the musicale tonight are
selliug well ami ? big crowd will likely
tHJ Otlt.
Jud^p MoAuley, a prominent inem
brr of the Ihiwsou bar. arrivej last
night from his homo ami went >onth on
the Princess Royal.
Traiu No. I. of the W. P. A Y will
cvry no passenger* lOIDO'N*. I he
reason for thi-i it that that train will
varr> dyuati.ii?'.
i". K Uourue, a prominent business
man of the Atlin district, arrived in
the city last night and weut to S att ?
ou the Princess Koyal.
Misses Laugford aud TowUud, nur?f>
who have been located at Whitehorse
for the pas: few years, left last night
for Canaman poiu:s and will return no
more.
K J Barry i? arranging to r? rile his
bou-e in the North tud of the city
shortly, and the rattle w .! likely take
place towards the latter part of the
month.
Mrs. W heeler, wife of the superin
tendent of the White Ps-> <lt \ tikon
winter mail seri .06, acoompaniid by
her lister, were pi>>eoge! ?- for the O'-t
aide on the Pruictss lloyal la-i night.
Inspector Tucker, of the R. N. W . M.
P >f Dawsou accompanied by h ? wife
left for Keg in a, Saskatchewan, last
night oq the Princess Koyal. The in
spector will le located at Kegiua here
after.
Miss A?i la Verne and Mrs. Walter
Warren Dresser arriv> d last night from
Daw-on and interior points and are at
the Fifth Avenue. Both the a ; is re
port an excellent trii> and speak highly
of the Ais?'<ans of the interior.
Henry W. Snow and wife, of New
York City, are guests it the Tulicn
Hou-?e. Mr Snow i? the a?si-tant man
ager of the compiling department of
The Scientific Aiu?-.-icao and is gather
ing data lor his paper in Alaska.
K. A. Lather, one of the largest own
ers of the Klondike Mines Railway
company, was a passenger on the Prin
cess Koya! last sight lie states that
it i> the intention of his company to
make a Oawson-Kdmonton connection
shortly.
Geneveve Wbaleu and John t^uinlan.
accompanied by Sisteis Josephine and
Hyacinth, of the Aquimas Academy of
Tacoma, left for Tacoma last eight on
the Princess Roysi The two children
will attend school in I'aeoma duriDg
the roiniug year.
S. A, Speedy, formerly of this city, is
in San Fraucisco, where he has lately
been employed as a strikebreaker for
the Western L'nlon. Iu the day time
Speedy work-, for the Standard Oil
company ami at night works shifts for
the telegraph company.
The Seattle i mes, under aSkagway
dale, says: "W. 3. King, auditor for
the While Pass -v Yukon Railway Com
pany, has left for Vancouver, B. C.,
where hi- residence will be for an in
definite period. Auditor King still re
tains his position with the White Pass
Company, but the temporary change in
the residence I- a mystery which Presi
dent Graves and General Manager Ber.
doe refuse to explain. It is announced
that King will act ia the double capac
ity of auditor and traffic manager, the
latter position Having just been vae?t
ed by Traffic Manager Rogers, who ac
cepted a pcsttlon as general manager of
the Tanana Mines railway. It is be
lieveti id railway circles bere that the |
temporary absence of Kiog from his
oflice here moans a decided advance
ment for hiin."
Tonight's entertaiument will un
doubtedly be well attended. The hall
will be comfortab'y bealt d anil the de
fect in acoustic* which prevailed in the
hall will be remedied by wires. T. H.
Gantv has kindly consented to allow
Miss Verne the use of his piano, aud
everything has been d?ie by the Klks' i
lodge, which has the entertainment in
charge, to make it even more delight- 1
fu! than the former occasion Miss ^ erne j
anJ Mrs Oresser appened here.
1. BRUT
Editor Daily Alaskan:? Jiisi room
for a few liues, please, in regard to the
squabble over Mr. Green's bill in the
Citv Council.
As is known to the members of the i
council, Mr. Green fixed the comb!- |
nation of the city safe some time ago.
apparently in good shape, Howt ver,
in July the combination K"t out of i
order. Heing sw?y at the time, uiy
clerk, upon the reconnien-lntion of Mr.
Nettles, called Mr. Green to open the
safe. l'i>on my return I ascertain d if
the combinat ion came out of order bv1
taiilt of my clerk, in which case I, of'
course^ would pay the bill. This not
being the case I O. K'd the bill, as tnv j
clerk thought the work was worth the
amount.
Later in Mossrs Nettlfs and MeI.ean
showed me this very same i>. K'd bill
and asked me what tc d > about it, and
these wrre my words to t lie two gent'e
men:
''1 O. K'd. the bill because we
thought the work was worth the
money, but you. gentlemen ought to
see Mr. Green and let hitn show you
what part of the combination got out of
order. If this happen d by being im
properly fixed in the first place by Mr.
Green, the bill, in my estimation, ought
not be paid."
Tnese very same words were repeat
ed later on to Mr. Nettles.
The gentlemen did not see Mr. G'een
hence all the trouble.
Wm. Britt, Town Treasurer.
Skag.vay, Sept. 5, lyo".
1'ne Pack Train Rest.au ram will serve
" ine with dioner orders, free in place
oftea or cotTee. Come oa noys.
ATTORNEY HAVING CHARGE AGAINST AL
TON RAILROAD ABSENT WHEN ?
CASE IS CALLED
The Daily Vlaokau Cahlc.
\V?sbiugtou, Sept. District Attor
ney Sims, of Chicago, who wont m
Washington last night, is liable to be
rr moved for riot bringing the suit
at: iin.?? the A'ton railroad yesterday as
lit- ???< i usiriici o<l to l>y Attorney (Gen
eral Bonaparte, i'he cjae should hute
"been called in .1 mitre LandU" court
yesterday, but Sims was ou his way to
Washington and the case did not come
up. Attorney General Bonaiiirie stal
ed last night tt at be could not under
stand the action of the Chicago attor
my.
ROUTE IS FAR
The Dally Alaskan Cable.
Washington, Sept. ."> ? Presided
Koosovelt plans that the Atlantic- fleet
under Admiral Kvars shall visit Hawaii
and the Philippines ard return, if ever,
by way of the Suez canal, thus complet
ing a trip around the world.
WAXTKD? Kour men to work on
thestroets. City work, and wages to
be paid is forty cents an h nr. Apply
to (J. W. Di li ion. S'reet Comir. --ionerr
Skagwiy, Alaska.
The Fifth Avenue Hotel is the biggest
aU't best apitoinced hostel rv i ?? all the
north
REM1NGT0N
TYPEWRITER
Ganty $ Trandson
. Agents for Skagwav
STANDARD
?F THE WORLD
The
American
Tailors....
Mosul & Eherlich Preps.
Established 1897
Phil Abrahams
RoM Fstate
BCOKKii
Collections
NOTARY PUBLIC
Rll V! i] AVE., SK AG WAV
Raw Furs
WE PAY
High Prices for fine furs
Percy's Fur House
Oshki?b, Wisconsin
Dr. FRANKLIN C. NORMAN
Kosidt'not Kiifhl Avi>. ani Hr*?adway
t'vor T.iun?'v**t Haiti wan* Storv
2:00 to 3:'W p.m. 7:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Oftici- 1'lione No. G. lies. 1'honeNo. Gi4 1
J. IKLITAI
Expert Watch Maker
Jeweler anil Engraver
Watches
Diamonds
Native Jewelry
Souvenirs
SKAGWAY, ALASKA
Tuok FtfthaPty Gacrqa Woodbuen
FA MOT'S OLYMPIA PFKR ON !>RA t'OHT
ONLY MRST Q?.A*-S <AKR1H? v ?1- ? K
^ Leading Gentleman's Retort
Board of Cradc
Flaharty & Woodburn. Prop J.
?il'ACIor.-. HI1.I.IAR1) AN? pool. RilOM IN 009*!*WTIt>!?
CTWVEH HHOAl?'VAY AND FIFTH A\ KVff
Op?n Day ind Nigh* Skagtuay. Hla?ka
n RATED AND I-IGHTKD FINE SAMHF ROOM
II Y ITS OWN PLANT FOR DRUMMERS
Ulbitc Pass fiord
P. D McMillan, Manager
j Largest and best appointed hotel in the Yukon ;
f choice hah stock 7IlHit?kAt't? U T '?
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fiand?Painted
China in endless
* Uaricty *
Having just received a
large shipment of beau
tiful Hand Paints!
China, wear** now better
jhv pared than ever to
oirer you a stock of
Artistic merit from which
may be selected Gifts
for all invasions
H. D. Kirmse.
Pioneer Jeweler
Skagway, - - Alaska
William Hoskins
?Hoot and Shoe Maker ?
Kepairing promptly done with thft l?est
material in the market
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Ladies' and Children's Shoe* Mtndec
BroidwifBtlvMi) 3rd and 4 h Atm
DON'T FROG
I'll)*** You're Got :Vi Cf.nts
W. W. BOUGHTON
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Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
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Loiuney's Candy
Peter's Chocolates
Also e7ery kind of
Fresh Nuts
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Toriy Dorteros
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