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These shipments mark the real beginning of the
j. canning season
+ PRICES, ? you will find to be right
* QUALITY, -well come and see for yourself
Ml'e wtl) say, though, that we can buy fruit which we could
r>(fe? vou at lower prices, hut we have found that the
^ iadtes of Skagway always demand the very best
: C. W. Ask & Sons
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We now handle the CZZ-J
B. V. D. Underwear
Sold at Seattle price*
Dortero & Son 421 Broadway
: The White, Pass 1
? LI 4 1 Whitehor*.
? notei ????? ^ akoB Ter.
^ Now Of?-njTo
? TV General Tratflini P?blk
? r- ?} - N >? of
? C. R XCINE. M?r iixl Propr
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? Rates: -SI 00 per D?t and Up
ROY3L
S ; e a ni L, a o nd p y
All Work > ;u*P*rt?*s4 Short
Mrd-r* ProoipU?
Dow.
? ??rtvf-r will rail *nd d*Hvw. .
PWONE 71
Best Meals
In TH?? ' I't at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY or c
DINNER. ? 00s
Lodging
KS Ihintf Oean ami
Fir?t Claw
I |I?K> Avenue nr*r Bro?<lw?y
Draper <fc Co.
r?$TMAN KODaK SUPPLIES
I MOTOGRATHRRS
k^? for tboa? who
>.?? th* fcathm"
rvu a *? or rumt, Hat,* and r*.
??K
V?i ord^B o*r?fu;> a;t*&d?d to
AMna
Druptr A Co, P. O. Bo* "ft."
S*ar?*y. Aiwk*.
k /%?\ #% an*jr\ ruvrvw
^ CANDY
i CIGARS
v TOBACCO
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\ Smoker* Article*
I
\ ? Ar>-:ullv s- t.vted Stock
S ebons. Such as Shave
ii ir Articlo*. belts.. Note
lt,^?Kv P-xt Card*
V I Vint forcet the number
t 428
\ BROADWAY. (Nw Rfthl
^Tony Dortero's
wv
Henry Fr*s3?nU>aJ Pbon*. 7? Quick
ieliv?r? itaemx* *nd *iprea?*nir on
short notice. d*y or nU?t
fl! H H-. I HjWWf
? Board of Trade?
1
Cafe
Kartmin A CW?k. Pr?ffi?t>n
Eveything New and First
Class
, Banquet* and Private JD*w*ts ^
ASpemky
Popular Prices
Open Day and [Night X
: : ? :?; :-h- i ! i : k-h-I
Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY STANICH.
F? 14 Tnn We H?t? S?nW aaly
The Best in the Markets
aa4 t?J?T it ti tW
Most Popular Eating
House in the North"] ?
Ntw Location -> -
Broadway. between 3rd aftd 4th
Tht Deimonico of Alaska
OpMMid rad?r N#w
Manner tn tut
J. K . TtRRtL
Poratrlr at
OawMn Kentucky Kftchan
and late'y of
Scett'a Hotai Caneroaa.
The Best in the Market
Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOWN
AT POPULAR PRICES
Open from 6 a. in to 1 0 p. m.
DGNTFROC
Unlfwa You't* Go* 50 CENTS
H. Hartwigsen
Wmmm w
w. W. 5QU0HTQH M
DKALSI tN
Oigars Tobacco.
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
lanec chktuatixg una akt
inclihing i-atrst oorr
KTr?HTKD BOOKS
NAGAMNKS, WSWSPAPBW AND
othhk PinionroAUS
8LKKPY PHILADELPHIA
OPKMNO ITK KVHH
Philadelphia, Sept. 6 ? Thi? city la
due to follow the example ot New
York and Portland In the matter of
rice exposure*. A scandal involving
several prominent men who own red
light tenement buildings Is being
whispered around It Is said that
the police have grafted orf the gam
blers and the fallen women and that
the proceeds have been divided with
the property owners. It Is believed
that the mayor and district "attorney
are due to combine In ordering a
cleanup of conditions.
0RHGOX H<M"K SHOIN
PLACKD VMtKH BAN
Portland, Sept. 5 ? Governor West
is not content with the cleaning out
of the gamblers and dive keepers in
Oregon, but he has now started
crusade on the loan sharks. It Is
his Intention to destroy the business
of the llligal money changers, he
believes that many of them are re
I reivers of stolen goods, and head
quarters for robbers of various kin-1 ,
RKPHlLirAIH SIM, IT
IN NORTH CAROLINA
Charlotte. Sept 6? The Republi
cans of North Carolina are split
over their policies and both Pro
creaalve and Standpat tickets will be
put In the field. Their conventions
were held yeetcrday and the discus
sion of policies and the framing of
platforms are undergoing consider
ation today.
WsWKK THK CALL
Alaskan .Voplf Have Konnd Thai
ThK I* Xeresww}".
A cold, a strain, a sudden wranch,
A llttl<> cmi? mar hurt the kid
neys.
Stalls of backache often follow,
Or some irregularity of the urine,
A splendid remedy for such at
tacks,
A medicine that has satisfied |
thousands.
Is l?oan's Kidney Pills
Thousands of people relv upon it
Here is one case:
Mrs Mary E. Carr, 1064 K. 12th
street, north, Portland, Ore., says: I
"I consider l>oan's Kidney Pills an !
excellent kidney remedy and worthy
of recommendation. They have bPe i
very beneficial to me I was trou
bled for over a year by kidney com
plaint and a dull, nagging back
ache clung to me all the time '
IH>an's Kidi.ey Pills not only re
lieved my , tains and aches, but
strengthened my kidneys and regu
lated the ,?assages of the kidney
secretions 1 still take Doan's Kid
ney nils every spring and fall and
I find that they act as a tonic to
my entire svstem 1 wouldn't be
without a s-ipply of this remedy In
the hsuse "
For sale by all dealers. Price
SO cent* Foster Mllbnrn Co , Buf
falo, New York, sole agents for the
United 8tate?. ?
Remember the name Dean's
and take no other.
DISCRIMINATING LADlEft.
Malay CriiR RnylrMr n? Account *1
fta nhrtliiilntni.
The ladles who hsr# u?*<1 V?whro*f
JterplcMe apenk of It In the M*be*t
terms, for Its quick effect In cl?-an?ln*
\h? scalp of dandruff snd also for Ho ex
cellence ss a r?nrrmt hslr-dro??lnr It
makes the scalp fro! fresh snd it a'Viys
thst Itching which dandruff wit <*????.
y-whre's Met plclde offpctlvetr r?iro
dandruff ss It deatr*>y? tha grrm tY^xt
causes If The same se-ti <au?r? hMr to
Ml oat. and later taMawi: In kllllnr It.
Tlcrp'tlde atop* falling lialr ari l p'sventa
haldness. tt Is atso an Idcil bal- dress
?rs for It leivj-: an irrts'eor?;! . h!>r?n tr
the hair that Is quite <ti?tinctlve. 'old
t?y leading .It- cs?!? 9eM " li -tamps
for ssmnV t<? Ths MerpicWo Co.. De
troit. Mi~h
One dollar bottles guaranteed
Wm Rrltt. Special Agont, Skagway.
NOTICK.
Poll and dog taxes are due and
payable September 1st.
FRANK PACK.
Town Marshal
The best meals In Whltehorse at
the "White Pass Cafe," only white
help employed. Mrs. Orloff King
proprietress. tt
None better and purer than Glbaot
rye. Rainier and Olympla beer. Or
ders by 'phona promptly delivered
The Mascot tt.
jl -pna ifv?N
H 'O? :I?WH W"?H
'
RKNTtltlT IMMKiHATlON IS
\I?M? k OK W?V. \VlliNII>
New York, S>?pt. S -Governor
Wood row Wlleon made Ma first
speech In thin city last night
In speaking of the Immigration ques
tlon he said that a common senM
restriction should be placed over
the bringing in of questionable for
eigner* He woulld stop the whole
sale importation of laborers, which
experience has shown to be detri
mental to our home workers
\\ KM, FKD PRRSIOKVT
HAS GOT THK <H>CT
Washington, I). C., Sept. 5? -Pre.v
Ident Taft is again Buffering from a
severe attack or the gout. It is fear
ed that he will be unable to 'meet
many of the speaking engagements
which have been outlined for him, I
consequence of the malady which has
attacked him several times since his
election to the prtjsldencjr.
M.VRRIAliK I, AST VlfiHT
AT rATH'Hiir CHIRCH
Yesterday afternoon the Dally Al
askan printed a news Hem to the ef
feet taat Mr. W. F McKeniie had
come down from Dawson for the
first time In fourteen years, and
would neet a friend here and to
gether they would! return to Dawson
That friend proved to be Miss A.
M Martin of Victoria, H. C, and
the two were married last evening
at the Catholic church in Skagway,
by the Rev. Fr. Turnell. Judge and
Mrs. Martin Conway attended the
couple at the church and after the
ceremony, the wedding party, which
included Rev. Hartman of Victoria,
repaired to the F'ullen House whery
a delicious wedding dinner was en
Joyed.
Mrs. McKentle is a daughter of
Captain Martin, proprietor of the
Whitehorse Trullng company. SI ?
Is a graduate nur*e, having spent twe
years on the nursing staff of St.
Mary's hospial, atnd was also on the
nursing staff of the Whitehorse gen
era! hospital and St John's hospital
in Victoria She is a well known a(
highly respected woman of the north
Mr. McKeniie is an old timer up
here. He is in the postal sen-ice,
and is a member of many of th?
northern lodges and musical circlet
and has hundreds of friends whe
wish them both all the happiness
that can be crowded Into life. Thej
will leave for Whitehorse Saturdaj
morning for a brief stay and then g
! to Dawson for their future home
The Steamship Humboldt is due a
11 o'clock tonight.
Mr*. C. A. Little and son Harol'l
will leave this evening on the Prin
cess Sophia for n six week* visit Ir
the cities of Pni?t Sonnd.
Mr*. Oscar Selmer and chlldrer
are to be passengers south tonlghi
on the Sophia. They will spend th?
winter In the Puget Sound country
Thou. Hall and wife and Mr. O*
Brlen who have been In the Atlii
country, are In the city again or
their way to the Sound
Mr. Pratt, a workman at th<
hunkers, was unfortunate enoiigl
last Saturday to get his right thnmt
smashed In one of the car doors ??
that Dr. Oable found It. necessan
to amputate It lit the first Joint.
I.. T Hurwanh, popularly knowr
to northerner* a.s "Lucky" Rurwash
In company with his wife and child
came down frotn Daw ton last even
ing and will leave for the Oilt*id<
tonight.
Kdward S. Wllkeson, one of th<
popular R. C. tiurveyors. accompan
ted by his nephew, IV Wllkeson
who will assist him, arrived on th?
Sophia, and will leave In a f?>*
?lavs to survey u number of addition
al claims to th-s Knglneer group Ir
Atlin. The work Is to be done foi
Captain Alexander.
Vincent Ranch!, the man whf
was seriously injured at the docki
two weeks ago, by being struck Ir
the head with a hoisting hook, la sc
far recovered tthnt he Is out of tb?
hospital The force of the blow laiti
the scalp wide open for several Inch
es and severely Injured the scull
but under the care of l>r. Gable the
injury la healing, rapidly.
The local telephone company hav*
received their new switch board and
will begin the (installation next Sat
urday evening, during which time
the lines will b<> ox.t of service for a
day. There wllil also be a remodel
ling of the entire working system
at the central office, which is inten
ded to facilitate the speed of oper
ation, After the change Is made a
greater amount of business fan b?
handled, thus preventing annoylni
T* "SI
Mr? It B'iz.t iiw) d!?n fans'-- a;; 7
from Ilaln* a yesterday and *i!! go to
S-atHi- ?'?;;? /Tf.lflK. , ? hM ?p*l.t
?he !?<:? i'h M- Hits* i'i
Porcupfn? cosntfy.
Mr uid Mm F Vn'.entine And
daughter, ??ara? up from Jun?>iiu os.
the Georgia Ihm wnl an I ar?
spending a days at the home of
Mayor Tanner Mm. T:?nner is i
sister of Mm. Valentine's.
Jo?eph K<i^.ir aoll known in f ie
north nn a mil ?r, pr<^|r<?' tor ?n !
hunter's Ktiid*. ha* gor.o to T<n
akee hot. spring* for a two month t
recuperative vacation. He took his
shooting irons with him and will con
tlniie to di> wmo prowling: around
Ui" country while enjoying his out
ing at the pprlng*.
H.D.KIRMSF
PIONEER JEWELER
of Al?k?
I and Mo?f Compi#t<?
Stock nf
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
i SICAGWAY&<KETCHfKAN
School Days Are Here
and
? Prangs 3 color paints
? Crayola S color crayons
? Eagle Drafting Pencils
? Legal and scratch tablets
? Composition books-- 5 , 10 & 15c
? Peterson penmanship tablets ,
' ? Erasers , lead pencils , rulers
? Boo/? Straps etc. etc .
g Never before had we such a full stock of all needed
k ? School Supplies
I L. A. HARRISON & CO.
I)hnni> eer
iAngeles Beer
COSTS MORE TO BREW
COSTS YOU NO MORE
in IV?tlles and on I >raf* at
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:!? of Logic
TIimv srP orrr TIIRf:f^QVAI!. .
term or * MiLMox
TVFSWRITSM in m today mW? *
thnn nny mhw make ami m?w? than *!*
in,i ii) irtfior* romhinctl. *1.
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