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O. J. Rich, Proprietor.
WAL* ^4PER, BUILDING PAPER
P NTS. OILS, GLASS AND
U ILDING MATERIAL
Ma I Orders H "mptiy
Atte?"d:a To
Skanwav, Alaska
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Phil. Abrahams
Real Estate and
Fir? Insurancie
V^r vV Marine Ins. Co.. Dubuque Iowa j:
I e ln? Co.. Seattle, Wash.
NOTARY PUBLIC SKAGWAY, ALASKA :
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hodrr Skating Hia* w ill t- a 01
Tuesday. Tliursd*y *- 1 oit-r-'ai ,
w gm xu<i auiUij iPerwi ' :j> a 4 ? >
il&m. Kujoy U.r?te "Juf s t
k i il iiiki^jUtlUo *pori fur .
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FAIRBANKS NEWSPAPER MAN
TELLS OF C8MIN6 PROSPERITY
Continued from i*as?* oik-.
at i-k-a!iui?, aa?d till** lias ktarU-d a
all .Jong the dike.
l-.i- dike alans which the i>ay
is luuuu roua all aluug tne
. <.i ?i ail toe rkii i?ay crwkk ?a Uie
i o_id .a the a??ur><' erf all lilt
. ... i ^oiu Tlit nx k ruiu from $-'t>
u *-?*> to 'ill.* tufl, and iu soli*.- SpoU
yaueu rtciier. It i* ail ftve jfi>Kl.
.. rnui.ii uf 11 u? j>icture rmk, with
at guld ^luring at )o*u.
?una* .tie a. i muter Fairbanks o\ ?
?? ?? ? v. w.tii u-.n:nt; experts .ui<i *-.*
go. els, iookiUjJ OVtfr Uie field lor
i* *? ,k Uit hy drauiK and sola
vmtLi?iuiit*i. There is a vast
' ? - i of low gnulo gra?fii> in the dit>
t-i ? . and these a ill undoubtedly lie
..,*l*jO.-d uj<ou aalis factory reports as
? <_ /j u( ^ tro> k and Um~ frozen i?r
.'?i. toaditiom ol tilt* ground. In
a*. _k?Ui..<ieW district, t>u miles from
. L>aiijis, uu<;e hydraulic operation
_ - ... ready iIOiXkt way.
Ola. vJ. tile bet* pieces o? ut)?s
...at e. .r arrited in 1 airbanks iaxi.?
. -I about a mouth ago. Word wus
. . od trum v\ asumstou that wveru 1
-*~ . .ollli* 1U tile nciuity VVOoid !>?- ;
? 1- aM.il fur uccuptttluu and use uutU..
oid kltt WiieQ this la followed j
... I"., tile trkoM.- of utile eiarims in ;
L. saane Jii-id cool mines will be j
Opt < d ay, alld tile fuel problem W'Ul |
v simplified. T1lm? We&Us much to!
? UUUK C hie< Ueed is mil
u) a.
"A tew days before 1 Wit Fairbanks
.. tr. -h stampede started iu to the
tarud. ,\lkr a suumier of knock
.1 ap;>ar< ut disappoint meuts the u? v
> ainp took a abut upward, and now i
kv>ka as U it would be all that win
? '< predict?4 of it. Tbe i-lcuuujo u>
.via. ? ix oud rJtpacUttlou, and til* : i
* jilruly of UHMwy in tbe ettinp al ;
ready ? au unusual i-utidiUou Hi aw .
? a caul' It is outuvly likvb
Una there wiU be a bliorta^*.- uf :
;>r<i . Lsioct in tive i-auit> this waut.
and Ska?way may exi>eet a hrveJy j
luutetbeiti to the interior in th
a{iriit<;. !*jth ut i>t-opk> and of
Ladies Fall
and
Winter Coats
We are now showing the new fall models in the cel
ebrated "PALMER" make. We have then) in all
styles and colors, and the material is of the best em
bracing fancy mixtures and plain cloths. Among
these yon will find the Presto and Ardoc collars,
which can be worn either as a low collar or in the
Military effect for stormy weather. Also a nice
line of Misses and Childrens Coats at leasonable
prices.
3 And don't forget to see the
Finest line of Ladies' Mil
linery in town.
101 TALK
Grant lfcildwin, of Hainee, was a
round trip passenger from that city
on the Cottage Ottjr last evening.
Lowuty's Candies. Bo* Candies, all
Kinds of Chocolates, Ulaces, Cream.
*bvl Uon lions at TONY DORTERO'o.
Dominion Cafe. tf
J L. SaU-, wife and son were pas
. i .:r>- south on the Cottage City.
Mr i- one of the l?ulh?g Jewal
? Tri of Fairbanks.
Tin- Prior cm Knn, having unloaded
h-T ??;u":40 of fn-ight consigned to this
j I'ikrt, got away for the south at 5
'??'clock this morning.
H. P. M. Itirkinbiue and wife were
r ? i!ui trip j>asso!igers on the PeUT
..?? ' ?iay fnnu Hames. Mr. Itirkin
| bine was up on matters of business.
.Vgi'iit tiuptil is in receipt of cable
.,.x- to the effect that the Dolphin
; u Juneau at 11 O'clock this moru
u 1 ?t> due to arrive at thin port at
10 o'clock tonight.
O. U. Perry, manager of the Gug
g.-uh m interest*, in the Yukon to
? th? r witl. hi> s? -cretary , Mr. Quick,
will b?> passengers south on the Can
I a.i!:au boat to Vancouver.
\V. T White, manager of the Canao
in Bank of Commerce. Skagway
j branch, and Charles J. Walsh, assist
ant to Mr. White will be southbound
,?a>s..-!u.. rs on the Princess Beatrice.
(worse Woodruff, who has been a
?' -.tonis I ; specter at Kagle itftd FV>rty
Mile for the past year arrived in
Skagw iy Monday night and will be
id ?itifted with the Customs service at
this port.
Captain Bullane, of the Edith, re
ports an ? iceptimnally fast run up.
the trip !>? .tig made In 4^a days. Joe
hller - pilot and firstofficer. The
ivlith v .11 take 1S0O tons of ore from
skagwuy to the Tacoma smelter.
Mrs. Boa til man. wife of the man
?r of tile Trwulgold Mining com
ajid Mi*. Day, wife of the man
iu- t .?t' tiivt Dawson IkraiK'h of the
( 'anaJ.Li! Dank of Commerce, will be
g'-rs south on the 1 tee trice.
Col. Sol lUpinsky was a passonger
on the Ivutsoii today from Haines.
The Col. is about town receiving
in. congratulations from his many
friends in the outcome of his legal
fight fivr the title to the townsite of
Haiues.
The Alaska Transfer company was
busily engaged all yesterday, moving
th< three large safes of the Canadian
Dank of Commerce from the building
formerly occupied by the bank to a
flat i n which was stationed on
Broadway near Fifth, preparatory to
shipping them to Vancouver.
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.f THE FRYE-BRl'HN MEAT *
+ MARKET WILL CLOSE AT 8
4. O'CLOCK SHARP ON SATUR- ?{?
.J. DAY NIGHTS. THERE WILL +
?J. BE NO DELIVERIES MADE if*
?J. AFTER 6 O'CLOCK P. M. tt. ?t?
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(By Alaska News Bureau)
BEVERLY, Oct. 5 ? President Taf'
has been unable to secure a renewal
of the lease to his summer residence
at Beverly.
PIONEER PORTLAND MERCHANT DIES
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(By Alaska News Bureau)
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 5? Sigtnund j
Frank, senior partner anil president
of the tirrn of Meir \ Frank company,
died at his home in this city late last
night of kidney trouble.
Mr. Frank was one of the pioneer
merchants of she Pacific coast.
PERFORM SUCCESSFUL
OPERATION ON LA FOLLETFE
(By Alaska News Bureau)
ROCHESTER. Minn., Oct. 5-Sen.
'ILaFollette was successfully operated
upon late yesterday afternoon at the
Sanitarium of the Mayo Bros.
RIVER AND RAIL
The train arrived at 4:45 with half
: i hundred passengers, some of whom
will go out on the liumboldt and I)ol- j
phin, while others will stay over for
the boats due to depart within the
next few days.
The steamier Selkirk arrived in
Whitehocse at noon yesterday with
37 passengers.
The Whitehorse reported at ESig
Salmon at S a. m. today and should
arrive at Whitehorse by noon tomor
row.
The tram did not get away from
Skagway until 5 o'clock this afternoon
as she was delayed in getting so?u> j
ferfght loaded which te consigned to
Pay-son.
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STEAMER SAILINGS
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The Steamship Humboldt arrived in
port this afternoon, and sailed south
at. 5:30 with fifty passengers.
The Princess Beatrice of the Can
adian Pacific Railway company u* due
to arrive tonight at an early hour,
and will sail south at S o'clock to
morrow night
The Beeirioe has 12 passengers and
115 tons o< freight, 5 of the passen
ge-rs and 40 tons of freight being for
Dawson.
Fresh oysters at the Pack Train
Restaurant. ^ t ^
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HEADQUARTERS FOR FIRST CLASS CAFE
4- ATLIN-CONRAD STAGE IN CONNECTION
4- CHOICE BAR STOCK
! Caribou Hotel
E. W. GIDEON, [?ROI'IUKTOR
Carcross, Y.T,
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
FURNACE HEATED
It HATED AND LIGH iKD KINK SAMt'LB kOOM
BY ITS OWN FLA NT FOR DKU II 11 ERS
(Ubiic Pass i>otel
P. D McMUian, Manager
Cargesr and best ap?-;nted Hotel in bt Vrkon
CHOICE BAR STOCK V ?
rates modekatk VUl/JUI/vl Z. w.
tATES MODERATE
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t Diamonds Watches Jewelry %
Most Extensive and Original Stock on the Pacific Coast T
AWARD? D TWO GRAND PRIZES AND FIVE GOLD MEDALS AT 4*
THE A.-Y.-P.- EXPOSITION FOR FINEST T
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v Nugget Jewelry, Old Ivory Carvings, Indian Curios. *j*
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? CHILKAT BLANKETS INDIAN BASKETS^ $
2 Native Made Copper and Silver Jewelry and Souvenir* ' T
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OUR BABY PICTURES
Like all portraits that we make, are natural in pose, prop
erly lighted ami beautifully HnLshtti. Fas; len*>-s, hish class
equipment anil tireless tact are the reasons for our remark
able snccess in baby portraiture.
Come in some fiis?- morning and let usgtt acquainted with
the baby.
DRAPER GL COMPANY
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B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Alaska
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OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicits The Accounts
of SKagway Firms And Individuals.
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