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The Houseof Rich
S i. Ricft, Proprietor.
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Ane-rec Tt Skaowav, Alaska
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Real Estate and
Fire Insurance
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Tu*-s?ia/. Thursday aad Sat-ur.-^y eT?
Ilss and Sunday iHtfMM* and
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auJ lavlsotaliaf sport for 2ic. U
QUICK OtLIVERK" t-nONE ML
:'trcmc jiil aod wjod delivered
ujn-u #x>uri ui'c. ?r day and 'light
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CO-OPERATION
IN PUBLICITY
Continued fro at page out
liiiudrrdt ot ivtilin b&w (h"?? r>
? %i ai kuowU-dgtag receipt of th*
UjukVt seal out by tike Commercial
t'iuto mis summer and many Hmuiries
lor turliixt lulouutruuu u?v?> been ?
kuuakxlged. The following MU-r kt
& IMUUple
Sioux City, low*. Sept. 22, 15?10.
i>kagwa> I'ctmiuerciaJ Club.
lie:;U?-u**A i: ? Vour BOUVei.ir book r??
< en?\l ujmI wish to congratulate you
UU tic ? uikpielettebS WMl IK'Atliebo 1 j
?ouid be graUlV-d it you woukl send
* copt and Other -Viitoka literature
U> Mn? N Vau Sickle, 511-blth SC.
Sioux City loua bUKt- die is SuuD
lo rtW a j >aper before a UaMliug W
erary club, o( this city. ou Alaska
iU 1>?SL. l>TrMlU IUmI future, ttUd I
? ia uk tne UMMtU-r fmuid in your book
uugttt be * revelation to many and
prove a good advertisement.
Youfj. Truly. F. L. Kerr is.
of Kcrri* * Iddtug*. Lawyer*.
Til*- ide* ot interesting a uuuibcr
of Uiftecwit t-ouumi allies iu both the
Yukon Territory and Alaska, whoM
interests art- pratUcaily identical wita
?sth other. ou <wuuut ot beiug locut
Ml upon the same tine of travel, to
auppurt * Publicity Bureau for their
duittkja good u> a good one and the
j-ruad shown in the liU
t-roJ support given to thib move
ui? ut by the Dawson business
dkhi is to he commended.
Both the tonus irf W'hitehursu auc
i aivruss bikw led their aid also,
aud Slug way can derive onure beoefut
1*1 a less expenditure of fuuds fur ad
n-ni?Uig purposes by co-operat&x
with the?u than can be obtained by
aj. iudepeudt^it campaign.
The Pubiicny Bureau, which Mr.
liuady will operate upon the outbade
*r.i] be a clearing house fur inftjrma
Uau pertaining to the north. Skagway
will do wedl to support thia project
and thereby receive their afcare of
the benefits to be obtained
'
Ladies Fall
and
Winter Coats
We are now showing the new fall models in the cel
ebrated "PALMER" make. We have them in all
styles and colors, aud the material is of the best em
bracing fancy mixtures and plain cloths. Among
these you 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
\ liue of Misses and Childrens Coats at reasonable
prices.
An(i don't forget to see the
Finest line of Ladies' Mil
linery in town.
JACK QUICK IN COSTUME
Jack Quick one Of the sourdoughs of Atlin
but now secretary to the general manager of
the Yukon Gold Company arrived last night
ou the train from Dawson and Atlin where
pjf he has been during the open season.
Mr. Quick mushed over the trails of the
Atlin district in early days and while in Skag
way he entertained many of friends with tales
of hardship and dauger on the northern
trails. At one time Mr. Quick owned the
' )r dog team that holds the
record for heavy loads,
speed and endurance.
Mr. Quick is shown here
in his favorits costume
while mushing the trails.
101 TALK
Mrs Elizabeth Blanchard returned
< itonte uu the iKklphiu from a visit
u> Sftiu U
Mrs. J. J I'alWrsou and little;
? laughter K r-h Murn<xl on the Dul
phin from a visit to Sou ad cities.
G?.>rge H. McLmmI, formerly agent
' for Che Alaska- Pacific Espress in
: Skagway arrived from Fairbanks last
night.
Jack Chamberlain arrived on the
' Dulphin and is around calling on the
merchants of Skagway in the intw
? ?sts of the Whiton Hardware Co.
Mrs. Mary Barnard returned from ]
Sitka, on Ui- Georgia last Monday.
Mrs. Uarutri. accompanied Mr. ami
Mr*. George Howard when they inovtk
i rum Sluvgway to Sslka.
Yesterday afternoon Ed. Wilson , \
ciuef engineer o< the Edith went
fishwi' After a hard struggle he sue- j
ceeded in landing a 4SV4-lb. salmon.
(Ask him how much he paid for H.)
The Dolphin arrived ill port at 10
o'clock this morngin with a small
list of pass?:igers tuul 24 tons of1
freight. She sailed for the south at ,
1 o ckx-k with a passenger list o f nn.a
ty persons. i
Admiral Hodge rs, who has been!
>e*chtnrg for his sou who has been '
missing for the i>ast year, was a pas
senger south on the Dolphin. He hasij
cover>ed almost the entire district of!
Vlafeka a~d the Yukon, but could :'nd I
no trace of the missing son.
Skagway Lodge, No. 431, B. P. O. :]
Elks, will hold its regular meeting to-'J
night at 8:30 o'clock- Matters of 'J
special importance will ouie before 1
the lodge for consideration and there j
will probably be initiation.
F. A. ('ailarman, Se?j'
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?J. THE FRYE-BRUHN MEAT- ^
4. MARKET WILL CLOSE AT 8 4*
4. O'CLOCK SHARP ONT SATUR- 4*
+ DAY NIGHTS. THERE WILL 4*
BE NO DELIVERIES MADE 4*
4. AFTER 6 O'CLOCK P. M. 6t. 4
.^.^.^4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.
The train did not get away today
until io'cJock this afternoon, as there
was a large consignment of peri&h
abkxt arrived oa th? Beatrice and
Dolphin far the inside, and in order
to malu? oonneotions with the river
1 sailings. it wat> necessary u> hold the
! train (or the loading of tr eight.
H. W. Vance arrived in Skagway
I on last night's train from Careroes
j and met Mrs. Vance upon her arrival
from a trip to the States on the Prin
I cem Beatrice. Mr. and Mro. Vance
will rwtum to Haines on the Dolphin
from where they will take the trip to
Porcupine for a via it with Mr. and
Mrs. H. Hunter.
Mrs. D. Doran and Miss Lillian Dor
an left on the Dolphin for Everett,
where they ko to make their home.
Mra. Doran has been a resident of
Skagway since 1897, and takes with
her the respect and esteem of h*v
many friends while the younger set
of Skagway will miss the pleasant
companionship of Miss Lillian.
James A. Johnson, of Attin arrived
last night oa the train and left today
oa the Dolphin for Victoria where
he goeti for medical treatment. Mr.
Johnson is one of the original locat
ors of quarn on the Taku Ann, and
is owner of several valuable prospects
! Mr. Johnson reports that the Engin
eer Group is still taking out rich
I ore and he was taking out about 12
pounds of gold, the result of last
[<? elrtl ? i
ANNUAL BANQUET OF "BI6 BIRDS"
Emulating the annual migration of
the ducks and other aquatic fowl, the
flight otf the "big birds" of the Yu
kon and Alaska has begun.
To show that Skagway is a favorite
fending ground of man as well as
birds, the annual banquet of the
"Big Birds' was given last night by
0. B. Perry and William Fairbanks
at the Puileu house.
Covers were laid for ten, and those
who gathered 'round the festal board
were A. L. Berdoe. H. Wheeler, J.
D. Craig, Thomas Biggs, Jr., W. B.
Rtttburo, M. W. Pope, J. P. Poe, 0
B. Perry and William Fairbanks. W.
B. King was expeted to be there, but
'BUI" got lost.
J. HEADQUARTERS FOR FIRST CLASS CAFE A
?j. ATLIN-CONRAD STAGE IN CONNECTION ??
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Carcross, Y.T. ^
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.. FURNACE HEATED
hEATED AND LIGH iED PIKE SAMPLE fcOOM
BY ITS OWN PLANT FOR DRUMMERS
ttlhiit Pass Fjotei
P. D McMillan, Manager
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Nugget Jewelry, Old Ivory Carvings, Indian Curios.
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ALASKA
IOUR BABY PICTURES
Like all portraits that we make, art' natural in |kjsc, prop
erly lighted and beautifully finished. Fast lenses, nigh class
equipment and tireless tact are the reasons for our remark
able success in baby portraiture.
I'orae in some fine morning and lei us get acquainted with
the baby.
DRAPER (SL COMPANY
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicits The Accounts
of Skagway Firms And Individuals.