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I Phil. Abrahams
Real Estate and
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upon rN< ru-M notice <laj and ul*ht
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Wilheai Hcaifciu **
Ut* ?bd **** *bof>, slid out
?< unre work wi? rw?iv? promjrf
IftitMU"*1 Ofily ti?r ImM of
ui ueni, ami (rat ctai? work at i*?
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TOWN TALK
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
SALE
The Pack Train la now selling a
??g lot of Good Goods at reduced
price# a* they are getting too old
to bold and sell at a profit Yours,
tf Herman Grlmoi
Don t Uugh all this week Save it
for Next Monday Night at the While
1'?m> AthUAic Club.
Agwut Uuld <4 the Pacific Coa&t
>Umiiuahi[) Gonpany, is in receipt o I
a cablegram from Ca^C. JeUseu statin.;
that tin- Cottage City would arrive
a: Skagway Friday looming with a
lew mapn aud 16 tons o t freight*
\V W. Uoughton, ageiit ot the Hum
botdt SU-auiWiip company mt-u ?i
vii ie* to tike t that the Hum
boldt would arrive m Skagwav at 7
o'clock lumght with lj u*m> of freight
ilit will sail fur (he south at 9 o
| clock.
TAXPAYER S NOTICE
Nutu* u> hereby given that the n>
sedwneul books of the taxable proj>
rty in the Town of Skagway, ft-r
thv your 1'JlO, are now in my haud>
o**l the taxe* ievved upon the saili' i
are now due aui payable.
That said taxes are payable at lh<
rffu-e of the Town Treasurer between
the liuurt t-J - i> lii and 5 p. in. of
? *cfa day.
That the unpaid tales on persona1
;?XH?e?ty become delinquent on th<
:;-jth day uf No*?ober. 1910.
That the unpaid taxes on r?sil pn>|>
'<ty become dettcquefit on the -'Sth
'Jay of tVbruary. 1911.
That all delinquent unpaid taxes
loth i>?ti aial peraoti*! are taxed 1'"
j p r eeiit penalty and 5 per cent per
?jiuu'u mu*?ttt until paid.
Phil Abrahams,
Town Treasure',
12 POST CARDS FREE.
We will solid you 12 of the pretti
??t put* i-arda you ever saw if you
?till cut that out and Mend it to us
*:th 4c. 'o pay portage and maih?i*
and say you wiM show thorn to some
of your fneods If you with, we will ;
aJao put your uaiue in our Post Card
Kxchaitgr trv? You will get inrds
tvow. all over the world. Address
Panilly story Paper,
24 li Yandewaier St., New York- it
We Just Received
TRAOt MARK, RCGI6TIRE0, U. 8. PAT. OFFtC 8
High Grade Footwear
FOR WOMEN
From UTZ & DUNN. Rochester, New York
NEWEST
FALL
STYLES
$6: w
3 Vr- .
Pla.-Mo.te Shoes
Mais Matte
FOR
INFANTS AND CHILDREN
GENUINE GOODYEAR WELT
Broad flat outsole
Shape of The Foot
Next Time Try
Pla-Mate Shoes
SPECIAL MEETING OF CMIP
SKMMNO.I.IU
There will Ik- a special meeting of ;
' the Arctic Brotherhood tonight for i
' the purpose of initiation.
There art- a aumber of visiting bro
j ihers in town, and it id the earnest
desire ot the members of Camp Skag
way NO. 1 that all the brothers on
i the trad, bound either for the outside
ot the insule diggings will be at the
i amp ut S o'clock and help put the
Chechaco over the trail.
The latch-string will be on the out
side Tom 7:30 o'clock.
91 PIONEER IS III SHY
A Brown, one of the '97 Skagwuy
it*v> arrived in town last night from |
iJawsun whither he went in 1900.
While a resident of Skagway, Mr.
Brown was engaged iii the shoe bus- 1
iuess under the firm name of the |
Brown Shoe company.
t\ir i.'it- last ten years Mr. Brown
has conducted a clothing storv ku
Dawson, and has been interested in
mining on several of the creeks ia
that district.
He is uow en route to California |
to v bait his daughter, this being the |
first time he has been out since coin
ing to the North.
HALLOW fc'EM AI THE W. P. A. C.
1 One of the attractions at the W. P.
A. C., on llaliow E'en will be the
booths which will be in operation all
for the edification, decoration
.ind satisfaction generally, of the out
r and inner man and woman as well
ae children.
The "Refreshment Booth", where,
during the evening, old- fashioned Hal
low E'eu eatables will be on sale, in
the shape of "Puukin" pie, "like
mother used to make." and sand
wiches, coffee and cake (.same brand)
will be in charge of Mrs. Pullen and
Mrs. G. H. MiUer.
The "Flower Booth," where you
may buy Skag way's choicest posies,
v?ill be in charge of Mrs. Hahn and
Mrs. Uabie.
Aud the "Candy Booth", ? real
home-mad*- candy ? will be in charge
o I Mrs. C. E. Howerton.
it goes without flying that, under
the able direction of the ladies men
tion. d. each o< the Booths will be all
that could bw desired.
A good program for the entertain
ment of the "kiddies" and the grown
ups is being arranged aud announce
ments in regard to this will be made
later in the week.
Dr. Cat to, the big quartz operator
of the Klondike is registered at the
Pullen house and will leave on one
the first boots for the south.
Poor Little Herman; he's Easy.
Anybody can beat him.
If you want shell oysters, go to the
Pack Train Restaurant. ^
Luther C. Hess, a Fairbanks lawyer
* registered at the Filth Avenue and
will leave southbound on the Royal.
The Princess Royal will arrive at
midnight tonight, and will sail ful
Vancouver tomorrow (Thursday) at
1 o'clock Skagwav time.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church will meet Thurs
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Archie King.
Mrs. K. Al worth, wife of a news
paper man at Fairbanks, is a guest
at the Fifth Avenue hotel, having ar
rived oa Mondays' train. She will go
to the States for the winter.
The Shepard Brothers, big opera
tors on Eugtaere creek, Fairbanksi dii?
trict are stopping at the Fifth Aveiuu
w hile awaiting their boat to take
them to the States.
Mr. T. A. McGowan, attorney for
the N. C. Co. for Tanana district is
on has way outside for the winter.
While In town he is a guest ot the
Fifth Avenue, hotel.
T. Fleishman and M. F. Langdon,
well known mining men of the Fair
banks district are registered at the
Pkfth Avenue hotel, arriving in town
on Monday's train, bound for the
States.
Are you a Club-Member? Do you
pay your dues? If so, you have an
INTEREST in the Hallow-E'en Con
cert and Dance Next Monday Night
and the Trustees want YOU to help
them BOOST.
Mrs. Grace Skidmore is registered
at the Pullen house, having arrived
in Skagway on last night's tram.
Mrs. Skidmore has spent the sum
mer in the Iditarod, and is now en
route for the States.
A. D. Wooler, formerly of Skagway,
but for tne past three years an op
erator on Stewart river arrived in
town last night en route to the
States. He will be a passenger south
on the Princess Royal.
"Ike" Gillespie, the genial dispens
er of cheerfulness at the Caribou Ho
tei, arrived on the train last night
and will leave on the Georgia on Fri
day for the Sitka Hot Springs where
he will seek health and pleasure for
the next month.
Mrs. C. C. P?ge, wife of C. C.
Page Clerk of the Court for the
Fourth Judicial Division at Fairbanks
together with her little son, arrived
out on Monday night's train, and is a
guest of the Pullen house. Mrs. Page
is en route to her old home in the
Stat** where she will spend the win
ter. She has been 24 days on the
trip.
James McCloskey, the Spruce
Creek mining man arrived on the
train Monday night from Attln, hay
tog dosed down the work on hi*
mine for the season Mr. McCloskey
reports a very successful season and
states that his mining property pro
duced more than its usual average
of gold and that they are in very
good pay to begin the next season on.
Mr McCloskey will leave on the (
Humboldt tonight for Juneau, his
home.
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