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THIS WEEK
We are having a window display of Qxnany good "") J
thimrs t<> eat iu fancy crackers and cookies. *3
Lemon Snaps. Pretzelettes. Saltines- Zepliy
rettes. 5 O'clock Tea, Social Tea- Champagne
Royalj Toast. Uneeda Jinger Snaps, Butter
Thins. Uneeda Milk Biscuit- Cheese Sand
witches, Vanilla Wafers. Nabisco Waters.,
Animal Crackers, Zu Zu Crackers, Graham
Waters, Frotana Albert Biscuit and Brenmers
Butter Waters
John Kalem, the (Irocer
Sole A cent for Kelimce Canned Goods
IN TOfMIGIIT
Hou. Thomas- Tale Oomiuc
on Tonight's Train
Hon. Thomas Cal#, Alaska* delegate
to congress, will arrive on the train J
thi? evening and remain '.n the city un
til Saturday evening.
A recrption will be given Mr. Cale
tomorrow r. cht. beginning at ^o'clock,
at the Arctic brotherhood hal! under
the auspices of the Arctic brotherhood.
Anions the interest. nf feature? of the
erect wi.l be the presentation of an
Alaskan souvenir to Mr. Cale by the
carr.p. L<a!er in the evening there will
be daccir.g
BIG CROWDS ItAVE
ON SINMfRS
The Vrtncess May ami the Polphtn
sailed last night for the south with the
larg-est cumber of passengers to lesve
Skagway in one dav this year. The
Princess M"*y had the banner passenger
list of the season, I$4
All the Dolphin s accomodations that
could be used at Skagwav *ert taken
She had 140 passengers.
The Charles Btvwn Comedy com
pany lv people? at K Iks' Hall Thurs
day "nig-ht. Seat* at Britt's.
The Pack Train Restaurant will
nerve wine with dinner orders, free in
place of tea or i-offee. Come on boya
StMRif d Clan* Toatckt
Hot steamed clams will be served at
the Mascot saloon tonight, free to
patrons of the topular h.iuse.
Nothlns to F?r
The question of injurious subsfane s
.n medioine* which has been agitating
the minds of many people, does not con
cern those who use Chamberlain s '
Cough Kemedy. Mathers ueed have no j
heaitarcy in continuing to give it to !
their litt'le ones, as it contains absolute
ly nothing injurious. This remedy ia |
not only perfectly s?fe to give small
children, but ts a medicine of great |
worth and merit. It has a world wide i
reputation for its cures of coughs, colds '
and oroup and ean always be relied up
on. For tale bv Wm. Britt.
IT QUIVERS
Manila is Shaken By Faith
quakes
(Special Pispatch to Pailv Alaskan.
Manila. <?ct. IS? Two earlhouake
shocks o' considerable severity were
felt here veatervlay. The> have eausi
no c.amacp
fD. HlRZB4lHtR
IS BACK m\
Kd. Wurzbacher. a Skafwsy, At: ,n
and Porcupine moneer. arrived 01. the
train last nicht from Fairbanks and - a
truest of his brother, F. R. W'urr
hacher, ofthiscitv. Mr W'ur brcher
is operating on Pome creek in the Tar.
ana and isdoinc well. He think- x" ?
Tanar.a a? * mining district vvi'l be
equal to the Klondike
Mr. Wur.'bacher was a pioneer in
?Waska, cominf north lone before the
Klondike strike He was m Circ e - :>
in the early days anii followed the po
ulation from there to the KlonC. Ke i
went to Atlin when that camp ? >
struck and was forced out b\ the hi
alien ia? From ther< he w. nitotl
Porcupine country, where he m? ;
several years He went to the Tana: ?
with the rush and secured cood prop
erty on Pome creek.
After a visit with his relative* .r. :he
east Mr Wui?bacher will return north
and will afain work h:> property : ? \;
year.
The Charles Brown i omed> > om
t*cy ? IS people? at K.lks' Hali Thur
day'nifht. Seats at Rritt's.
The Pack Train saloon always leu. -
]t carries only the best brand* of whis
kies. wines. beer* and all the ot he**
poods to be had a: a first-c!a*> cent e
men's rtwort
(jace Press and Street Hats at Par
risoos'.
43.00 tn S3.AO p?rCord
for cutting wood, or will give hah' for
cutting on shares Anyone can eav
make 13.00 to K.OO per day
For further particulars apply to 1 .
H Sturpill.
NEW FALL GOODS
Now is a good time to pick out your Winter goods.
We have lately been receiving thousands of dollars
worth of bright new merchandise -and our shelves
and fixtures are fairly loaded with new goods.
Among the arrivals we may mention an* Indies Coats ranging in
price from $12 50 to $40.00 Skirts from $4 00 to
$20.00. W aiste from $1.50 to $10.00. F,,rp from
$1-50 to $25-00. We would particularly call yonr at
tention to our new line of Flannel Kimona.- ami I/ounging
Robes from $1-50 $16.50.
Also many {new novelties in Trimmings. I .act*. Hags. Neckwear.
Belts. et<\. etc.
McCall Patterns and Magazines for November are
now here.
B. VI. Behrends Mercantile Co.
(jeo. Blanchard, Manager.
BEATRICE1 IS ON
HAY TO ShAGHAY
\ cablrcrMTi received bvH. fl. Dunn,
?C<'nt for the Canadian Pacific, aays
the Piincew Beatrice sailed from Van
couver for Skagway Tuesday eveninc
at il o'clock. She will be due here
ear'.; Snturdar morning. and is billed to
-s out Saturday evening at S> o'clock.
The lefferson -ami Humboldt should
have sailed from Seattle yesterday.
They arrived there Tuesday. .
(imxI Tina at Social
The Silver social (riven by the
W oman's Guild of St. Saviour's church
:?; the home of Mr. and Mrs. George K.
Howard Tuesday eveninc was lartrely
attended and greatly enjoyed. There
were muse, vocal and instrumental,!
c.srd- and refreshments. Among those
who sane were Monte Snow, W. C. I
Ivsnchard. (.!. W. Ask and Karl Ask
Mrs. \Y. (.' Ulancbatd, Miss Nellie
Maxon aud Miss Kdith Dunn played the
I niano. Mrs. George F.. Howard was
1 a-s.sted in serving the refreshment* by
Mr- \ . 1. Hahn.'Mrs. J. F. Pugh, Mrs.
: I'.. I Sbaw and Miss Poerer.
Dand Millar's Bodr Oom Sooth
The corpse of Samuel Bracken, who
was accidentally killed in a Tanans
! mine last summer, cams out on Mon
day's train and was shipped south on
j t he l\>lphin It is (joint to Mrs.
| Bracken at Fort Angeles, Wash
For Sala
One combination i.iool and billiard
liable. Frlce >50. Inquire of Pioneer
Cicar Store. 1011-tf.
WISEMAN IS IN
CHARGE Of PRISONERS
F. C. Wiseman, formerly deputy
marshal at Haines but now h member
o( the staff o( Marshal Terry. was in
charge of Hendrickaon ton! Thornton,
the prisoner* who escaped at Nation
cltv He and Deputy Marshal Kobln
son, of F.agle. captured the |men so he
aarei the J.VX1 reward he offered for
their recapture.
JtFfERSON IS
COMING NOR III
The Jefferson sailed from Seattle for
Skucway last nieht at mldnifht. She
will be due here Sunday morning
FonUI Prijrtr Tomorrow
The regular weekly prayer meeting
and bible class of the Penial mission
will take place tomorrow at - p. m. at
the home of Mrs. K. Baker, on Klerenth
arenue opposite the railroad hospital.
For Salt or K^nt Chonp
I will sell or rent furnished cheap
from Not. 3, the Havnea residence on
Third averue and Alaska street. In
quire neit door.
Georpe K. Howard.
The Charles Hro*n Comedy Com
pany IS people at F.lks' Hall Thurs
day niphi. Seats at Hritt's.
The White Pass Hotel, Whitehorse
has unlimited accommodations. Krery
thlop strictly first-class.
Why
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Because.
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FOR SAL* ST ALL LEADING PKTGGISTS.
PERSONAL MENTION
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Kugene Johnson, a Skagway pioneer
of 1*1*7-8, who ha* been engaged in
mining for several years iti the Boonl
tield district of the Tat) ana country
who was st l he Fifth Avenue hotel
several days. went south on the Prin
cess May. In Skagway he was as
sociated with his brother, Hurt Johnson
In tne packing bu?loes?.
K. Barbee. who has han charge of the
United States telegraph office at Nor
folk, AO miles from Katie sod the prin
cipal relay office in the interior, is in
the city on his way to Seittle He
will leave on the City of Seattle
J Wesley S oung. formerly connected
with the White Pa*s anil for a year
manager of the Fifth Avenue hotel, in
this city, but now a merchant'at lUm
part. with Mrs. Young, arrived on the
train last night and left on t\ie t'rlncesa
May for the south.
Willard K. Hlllery. who hs? been
purser of the Selkirk during the sum
mer, will be employed in the auditor's
office of the White 1'ass M this city dur
ing the winter. He is expected to ar
rive here tomorrow.
Col. ,1. 11. Conrad, of Coorad. and
.'ack Oaitoo, of the Porcupine Tradiog
Company, left for the south on the
Princess May which they took at
Juneau.
M. K. Roger*, of this city who owns
extensive mining property on Boulder
creek in the Atlin district, has returue.1
home for the winter.
(General Agent F. B. Wurxbacher. o
the White I 'ass. went to Whitehorse
Monday to meet his brother, with
whom he returned last night
V. I. Haho. superintendent of the
While Pa?s, returned last night from
Wbitehorse.
General Manager A. I. Ferdoe. of
the White Pass, returned from White
horse last night.
.1 W Thomi.son, of Sitka, who has
been in Skagway for some time, left on
the trsin for Atlin this morning.
The Charles Brown Comedy Com
pany IS peop'e at Klks" Hall Thura
day night. Seats at Hritt'a.
WEATHER BO READ REPORT
Skagway, October 18, lPOfi.
The weather conditions at Skagway I
for the 24 hours preceding noon t<*lay
were as follows:
Max. Temp 4* above tero
Min. " 36 ? * |
Mean " ' M
Temp, at noon
Precipitation, T race
H. D. Clark,
Volunteer U. S. Weather observer
ORDINANCE NO. HI
An Ordinance amending Section * of
Ordinance No. .12 entitled an Ordinance
to define mi?demeanor? and provid? ?
penalty therefor
Be It o-daincd bv the < ..mmon Coiir.
cil of the Town of 9k*if< ay that Section
No. " of Ordinance f?o .2 b-> amende 1
to read a* follows
Every pereon who ?hal! I?e the owner
of or ?hall have in hi* or her iNwewion
or under hit or her control any *nim*i.
who *hal| permit the ?anie to run or to
I* at large In any of ihr ?treet?. *|Vv*
or public place* within the limit* of th<
town, or whoahall permit such ao'mtl*
to feed of graze in any of such street*,
alley* or public placet within the
limit* of tbe town or in *ny vacant 'ot
within the limit* of the town, rot the
properly ofauch owner or custodian of
*uch animal*. *h*ll upon r .nviction
thereof be deemed guilty of a miade
meinor aDd *h*ll be puni-hod b\ ? ine
of not lee* than fire dollar* nor mi?e
than fifty dollar* or by Imprisonment in
the municipal jail not more than thiitv
day* or by both such line and imprison
ment and If ttich aninni be vicious
auch fine or imprisonment may !>-?
doubled Provided. however, that
nothing In thia section *h*ll l?> ccn
strued to prevent dogs that are not
vlclou* and upon which the license fee
?hall hare been paid from runninr at
Urge In the town.
Thi* Ordinance ?hall be in effect from
and after It* p**?age ?nd ?pprova]
Taaeed October l*t.
Approved October l*t, !<?*?
F J. Shaw.
President of Connril.
W 8 MeKean,
Clerk
H museum
Those Who ^
?
Know
Wll! tell you that we hare the
largest atobk of curio* in the north
Our *tore I* a veritable rfuaeum
of the couriou? and antique J
If our want a ??nven<r (of th*
the country to take with ^ou or
send home, you can find hefe ju*t
what you want, from the fnere*t
trifle to the mr*t beautiful 'hings
you ever *aw
You ?re cordial'y Invit'dlp come
In and look around whether loii lmv
or not. knowing that our * 'V will
make friend*, o\it-?hine rirafay*"*'
sell Itaelf on It* own merit* ?
P. E. KERN
Gold and Silversmith
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REMODELED
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Rainier-Grand Hotel
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t?t?w JHanot*"'"! Pnr*'"' f ,r-*"s
Central L ?**???? f ?ropf?n iM.n
Flaert'CAFE and BAB In the til
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GOLDEN NORTH HOTEL
-Si the codden NORTH is ^
SKAGWAY'S POPULAR HOTEL
Modern Improvements
FAIR TREATMENT, GOOD SERVICE AND RATES THAT ARE HJGJi r