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And let us give you our figures
011 fruit by the box. A nice
shipment of fruits and vegeta
bles just received.
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Banquets served in attrac
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Tile speedy relief for colds,
roughs, bronchitis, headache and
neuralgia. "Purola" laxative cold
Tablets have no peer In reducing
th?j fever and allaying the pains
accompanying and following La
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For Sale by
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Skagway, Alaska
BASKET READY
FOR MORE HEADS,
IS
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Washington, Sopt, 26? Attorney
General J. C. McReyuolda has signi
fied hla Intention to demand tho
resignation of u numbor of Federal
Judges and District Attorneys thru
out the Territory of Alaska lu ud
tlou to those of Judge Murane aud
Att.v. Roduey.
DOMINION OOV. (JEN .
OFFERED. TO LORD METHEO ]
London, Sept. 25 ? Lord '-'etheun
has been offered tho Oovornor-Gen
crulshlp of the Dominion of Canada i
I'll. Ms . FILMS ??FILMS
AVlth arrival of the Dolphin loat
night our film atoc): la now com- ,
plete, bring your camera lu, w?
have nil the sizes.
Keller llnM. Druic Co.
The Princess May departed from
Skagway for Vancouver lnat evenln,
at 9: OS o'clock.
The Alaaka Steamship company'
steamship Dolphin arrived In thl
port at 2:0G o'clock and dopartod
for Seattle and way porta at 6:20
o'clock.
Mrs. llert llowdeshell and Mia
Aleta Robeson will be passengers fo
Juneau on the S. S. Spokane tomor
row, where they will in future re (
aldw.
Mrs. Ida Crease, who has been
stationed at Log Cabin for the past
summer arrived In Skugway last ev
ening and will visit with her son,
Mr. Ueno Smith, and hla family for
a few day*.
\V. D. Patterson, of Newark, Cal., 1
arrived from Atllu laat evening and
thia morning proceeded ou to Jun- '
tau oil the Dolphin. Mr. Patterson '
Is Interested lu some mining proj
ects with Percy Pond.
John Doyle, who has boon confin
ed to tho White Pass hospital for
ih?? past three weeks, suffering from
the results of exposure, yesterday
developed a severe case of pneumon
ia, and late this itftornoon hla phys
ician stated that hla chances for
recvoery wero very moagro.
Tho Civil Service Commission will
hold an examination In Ketchikan
and Cordova, Alaska, October 21
mid 22, 1913, far tlio position of
Forest Ranger In the Forest Ser
vice. For further Information and
application blanks write or apply to
the Forest Supervisor, Ketchikan,
Alaska.
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Palmer, of
Sonttle, arc registered at the Pul
H-n House, having arrived In Skag
>'.'uy on the Dolphin this morning
Mr. Palmer Is representing the J
'.V, Falea Paper CO., of Seattlo. Ho
reports having had a very good bus
iness in all the Southeastern Alas- j
Kan towns.
Word received this morning In
h kagway from Harry C. Daniels, wh
left for Juneau a fow days ago, f
state that Mr. Daniels has secured
a location in Juneau, and he, to
gether with Mr. Vaut. under the
firm name of Daniels and Vaut, will
soon be established lu tho shelf
and heavy hardware, and mining
machinery and steel business.
According to cable advice receiv
ed this morning by Agent Vic Pet
erson, of tho P. C. company, the
Steamship Spokane will arilvo in
this port between the hours of 8
and 9 o'clock tomorrow evening.
From the sane source of informa
tion It Is learned that tho City of
Seattle loft Seattle last night on
time, and will arrive In this port on
the 30th.
ATLIH NOTES !
September 24, 1913.
Hon.. MaurlcorEgerton returned
rom Naklna on Saturday with two
iplendld sheep, and to well satisfied
kith his trip.
Mr. F. Kermode, Director of tlio
I -9- Museum, returned on Saturduy
vlth two boar and two goats, as
veil as numerous smaller animals
ind birds, lor tbo Provincial Mus
ium lu Victoria. Ho and Mr. Ander
ton his assistant, leave tonight for
lome.
Geore Sinclair Is 'beginning to
I'ove around slowly, after his mis
tap with a team of horses a short
:lme ago.
Mrs .A. B. Tayjor and two child
ren, Susie and* "Boy", leave for
Victoria this evening, aftor a vis
it of two months .
A' deputation of the local Masons
Messrs.' J. A. Frnser, Julos Kggort,
George Sinclair and D. Sullivan ?
cVlod en Mrs. Taylor on Monday ev
ening and presented her with n
beautiful nugget bracelet as a me
mento of her visit. '
Tie local branch of the Over Seas
Club gave tholr first dance In the
Kootenay Hall last night, and enter
tained, the largest gathering thn
lias been seen here for soveral years
All the creeks, from Wright to Mc
Keo creek, were well represented.
Tho arrangements were perfect an
everyoue seemed to bo having a
thoroughly good time .
One of our prominent and popula
citizens has given another proof of
his public spirit by innugurntlug a
liulr drenslug establishment for lad
ios only, and gave the first oxhlbl
tion of his skill as a tonsorlal art
ist a few days ago. With tho air
nf one who makes light of a ?tren
uous Job, ho says it's easy ? much
w.fcler than operating the air brukes
nf a locomotive ? and that he will
always be happy to nccommodnto
othvr ladles requiring the services
of a first class hair dresser. Don't
rir speak at once though.
K.-L. Morris und W. D. Patterson
returned from the south end or At
I I n I^ake, where they went to exam
ine the Lamerdlere copper property
ui.d leave for the outside today.
Hi* Ex;u??.
"Why U It that you wish to bo ex
cused?" asked the Judge of the unwlll
??>K JPfW.
"I'm (loaf, your honor-so (leaf that
I really don't believe I could bear
more than one side Of the case."?
Cleveland I-onder.
Th? Surprise.
A roan told his daughter that If she
learned to cook be would five her n
surprise. 8bo learned the nrt. nnd he
surprised tier by discharging the serv
ant irtri
ADVERTISE AND BE HAPPY
Tho Now Drug Store's Phono Is
IK.
Thar* Is more Catarrh In this sec
tion of the country than all other
illaoaaea put together, and until tho
hut few yean waa auppoeed to do
loourable. J\* a groat many years
doctor* pronounced it a local disease
and proscribed local remedies, and
by constantly falling to cure with lo
oai treatment, pronounced It Incur
able. Science taa proven catarrh to
b a constitutional disease, therefore
require* constitutional treatment
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
f. J. Cbocey & Co., Toledo, Oblo, is
the only constitutional cure on the
market. It la taken internally In do
ae* from 10 drope to a toaapoonful. It
acta directly on tho blood and mucou
aurfacea of tho system. They offer
cm? hundred dollars for any case It
falls to cure. Send for circular and
teetimoaiala.
I*. J. CHENET A CO., Toledo, O
Sold by Drunlata, 76c
Take Hall's Kfcrally PUIs for eo.iatl
parte*
For
Sate
In
Skagway
At All
First
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The superior construction of tho MONARCH is such that waste
of heat Is impossible. Kvery particle of fuel is consumed and
tho heat hold captlv* until it does Its full duty. Th# same
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new is retained through year and years of hard continuous uw.
That's why it's called the "The Stay Satisfactory Raugo."
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&
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Pebblo'ord and Gibson Ryo. Bud
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ler Bee at tho Board of Trade.
Location Notices, placer and
quartz, 60c. a do*eu at the
Alaskan offlco. "
OnIy_Ono "BROMO QUININE,' that is
Laxative Bromo Quinine
Cores a Cold In One Day, Crip in 2 Days
box.
25c
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