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Goods in Bulk and Bottles
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UUVK OIL
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JfeXUES
I'UHK * UKANii
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O J. Htch, Proprietor.
WALt PAPER, BUILDING PAPER
P\ NTS, OILS, GLASS AND
BMLDING MATERIAL
Mj 0'Oe*8 ('rcmpny
Atte-cea Te Skanwav, Alaska
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Phil. Abrahams
Real Estate and
Fire insurance^
\ ??< l ire f* Marine In*. Co., Dubuque Iowa
A av tngtun fne !n? La, Seattle, Wash.
NOTARY PUBLIC SKAGWAY, ALASKA
SHIP YOUK
RAW FURS
TO THC
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Make liit! - Shipment
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Aiijrfaody can bo^t Lim.
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of tu?b *tM *. ti.U pMlUi>t
nXt<*di?jCi ottiy Um' bcM of WMII. I
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r hi i ? jjc itricxM l> gu^sjj.u-nl. Op
I- -viu J. H Ljruti'i >lurt. ls.0
QUtCK OcLIVfcHT rnONE ?0.
UtttK1'. ? nu J ? i?J delivered
t?p?-a rburtcst built* dMjf *-J uigiiL
H KR?lL>i?NTHAl.
Khtu.!> l/tiui* s-ji. <1 by iu? Li our
o ' Tnkk'
Your t?uuda> dicker *iii be nw)
from ? lu t UCluCX ?l Ute Lte?c>
Hole.' tteaUurt&i Palatable haute
Cttiut la or phone o/Jt-fi for Utbaoi
k)r aud \ ?) KlaU Htrf, delivered to
;?wr bolUc- b? The VIlKul
OXMEL GROUP
VERY RICH
A way Uu k in liwii fourteen optim
L of Skagw&y furui?*i an tUr
c>Ln ...tiuu auu 1 * eut up tii*? Sltagway
r ?r about two uuUsi abovv town
- J kx^tled ea<ub a (.-fauna foriuiiig u
? >jup uo) uk .i.nitc k-dge mattur whi id
tiwJ bevti previously trai?-J from flout
? u the river, auiu? of it vwry rich,
aii^wUvjj up free gold, tUld aa&ay rt
| lurua ruuiiMn unto thousands ot doi
; UJ'b Ut lite lo?,
ia-uu^ Uiaiouraged because they
' oukl uut go up there with a
aiv*ige iiaiiiiiiwir and break off a fur
LUiie iu a feW ilOUTs Mil but two gut
>ulii feet and let their iuut?u go
L> detaait ,W i. lug Uvu advertised
out b> the ryuiiuiuug co-ou ners. One
cf theft* hitler sold hit> uifcro&u to
a man uaaiKti ChnsU&soii who has ;
siuc*> died, his wi<k>w succeeding lo
the prui>erty The other owtk-r aiul
ihi ixJv ori^uuti locator o t the prop
erty k> ?uU a. otUien u t Skagway He
hiito tield u> his i uteres
thruiiih dil the "> lclsstttudeo and llo v.
h-s hopes of fiinuvtal backing tha
u .11 r?>uit he thinks iu opening up
oi c of the greatest uiHittifi prupertK
k. Uaska.
Tne formation iu which those min
eral locations are made cocniflts of
crystal yuiuU, felspar, cakiu- and
felt separated with dykes of diorHe
uicfe-sckju and granite which form
- hanging walU and foot walk of .
U.c n.iuerul U*trwig ledge matter,
i u.t*, ledges vary in width frum 10 (
to Jw fetH aiid have an elevation of
- bout ? } feet The calcito ort> fr?? !
tests made at the Seiby smelter at
^au l-Yaui-isco gave values as follows:! .
gold $ 7v stiver si) omts. The saxnj 1
ledge was tewted by the U. S. gov- '
?*nm*?ut as?iyer at Dwaver who gave
returns u ?4u lu gold. $10 kn attvet <
?nd 7 j in platinum Thu* latt>r '
i
te?U> were otKaiued by Herman
UarUfroi. l-Yom the duet of a drill
bole, irutari'utuu^ the ftJsfar to a !
iepth >jt tour fee t aa atMtiy of whk-h ^
was obtained shows $18 Ui gold and f
i *
<- 25 in sutver. also tur elide Jerry i
ti. _
We Just Received
!D" WitXli?
Tl'-Abt MARK, RI0IS1CMD, U. 0. WT. OmCB
High Grade Footwear
FOR WOMEN
From UT7 & DUNN. Rochester. New York
NEWEST
FALL
STYLES
"The
Line
of
Merit"
Quintan Look some of the lukxiscMst
Uj Whit i- horse awl got an assay giv
L,g a value of iu gold and
'i L (.uut^t iu silver.
When liilcn, expert for the Loudon
Druuuuiar, Mining Milling Company
1 .xsaod through here to report on Lord
Hamilton's noldiii^s at Atlin he look
tin trouble to go out aiul look over
t.uvie properties. After a careful
survey he siiid it was owe of the l**>t
lookiug prospects he had ever se*m
uud advised the owuers at that time
lo spoiul 1'i.uov lu development.
Tlure hat> uot 1r<<au much work
Uoi.v on t:u properties on account of
the lack of moans by the present
owners. However, there are three
tunnels and one oi>eu out
These pi < 'iK-rtive. cross the Ikuta
claims .aid ;uv kyowu as the Oxm?4
?roup The present owners are D.
X. ilukill of Skasway and Mrs. Chris
tn^sou w ho is uow outside and who
.idviiyt-c Mr. llukUl that she has suc
ei-ssfully financed matters for the
de\ elopiue&t of the popetires. A
coinpaa ? has been uicor|M>ratcd under
the laws of Arizona for that purpose.
BBEAI EXCIIEMENI ON BROADWAY
About twelve o'clock today City
Mar.- al I'ase wui, seen to Jump up
'roui the table where he had seated
himself before a fitue looking mulligan
and rush up Uroudway at full
speed, which is going some for hiau.
Bystanders ecu me excited at such an
uuusua-1 ? * eut as the spectacle of
Skagwaj i<olU < force uuniugr at full
speed, The fact was noised abroad
that something was, or had been hap
penniug.
Au Alaska^ representative after in
?jrvkwin^ several citizens including
the mayor vind police magistrate,
it*vUTietl the cause of the marshal's
..a^>te. It was the overheating of a
trau&former oil one of the electric
light polwi. The marshal's friends
about town are much concerned abouC
i is reckUvst, exposure of his person
to over fatigue.
R?\ . Joiiu I>arsoiis returned to
Juneau on Ur- Seuator.
Eugene Stahl k>ft on the Senator
tli is morning for Juneau.
Capl. Chat,. Allger was & passenger
\mi the outgoing HumboMC
Tli* Hmnoldt came in about five
DVIivk ami left at 7 p. ni.. yesterday
foe the s jth with a light passenger
list.
C. H. Schetfkr, a newspaper man o ?
Juii* .iu came up on the Humboldt last
oiulu and wUl spend a few days in.
the city.
The Canadian Pacific office reports.
Lhe lYine?-s Royal as having left VaJ
;ouver on Saturday and that she is
lue here W?dwadtf
F. C. Havemeyer, Jr., and H. G.
ilair, New York vapitalists who have
j?-n sojourning a few days in Skag
*"ay were among the Senator's pas
sengers when she pulled out this
Homing. |
IS. CRIP PEN
IS WANTED
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK. Nov. 7? Dr. J. Mun
yon has expressed hia belief that Dr.
Orippen's wife still lives. He offers
a reward of fifty thousand dollars to
the person who presents her.
IsEN. "BRflOLEY
SERIOUSLY ILL
(By Alaska Naws Bureau)
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. Nov. 7?
Senator Bradley Is in the hospital
at this place seriously ill with an af
fection of the kidneys.
DEMOCRATS
SURE TO WIN
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK. Nov. 7? The Herald
says that the next house will be dem
ocratic with two hundred and seven
teen against one hundred and seventy*
four republicans.
TUE RAINBOW
AT VICTORIA
(By Alaska News Bureau)
VICTORIA, B. C. Nov. 7? The ends,
er Rainbow the first of the warships
for Canada's new navy arrived today.
Jack Benson was called to Juneau
on account of the suicide of his
niece, Mrs, Jackson, and left on the
H umbo kit last evening.
Supt Scharsehmidt of the White
Pass Route, who has charge of the
river division, with headquarters at
Whltehorse, was a passenger on the
outgoing Senator this morning.
R. A. Harvin and wife, S. V. Harvinl
and eon and Mrs. Ethel H. Higglns
and daughter with her little child,
and Mr. H. G. Knight, a party from
Haines and the Porcupine country,
who were sojourning In Skagway for |
a few days, were passengers south
bound on the Hunioklt last evening.
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COMMENCING MONDAY, OCTOBER 31ST, AND ENDING
NOVEMBER 14TII, AT KERN S OLD STORE.
Artistic Bronze and G'lt clocks, and mantle ornaments; al
so a beautiful assortment of hammered copper and brass novel
ties.
| H. D. 1\IR (MSB
Pioneer Jeweler
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Like all portraits that we make, are natural in pose, prop
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equipment and tireless tact are the reasons for our remark
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Juneau, - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicits The Accounts
of Skagway Firms And Individuals.