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s I Want to Reach Every Man
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.? who has live foxes for saU, and who wants to
? receive the highest market price. You can
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? me. Wire at my expense giving description and
? price of anything you have or may have to offer
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S. E. & S. W. Alaska Representative
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The Princess Sophia sailed Inst
night on hor scheduled tlmo with
121 outward bound pnanengors.
A glimpse of the mountain peaks
near Skagway this mornlug showed
them covered with a light full ot
new snow.
Mrs. M. A. Parser, toother ot
Llout. Parker of Fort Seward, left
last night on tho Princess Sophia
on hor way to. Seattle.
The W. P. A. Club will give Its
regular fortnightly dances on the
second and fourth Saturdays of each
month during tho coming winter.
The Jofferson, of tho Alaska
Steamship Co., will probably be the
next boat to reach here from the
south. She Is schoduled for tonior
row.
Miss Irene Martin, daughter of
Capt. P. Martin, ths Whltehorso meN
chant, was a passenger 011 tho Prin
cess Sophia last night enroute to
Victoria, for the winter.
Landlord George Dedmun of tho
Goldon North, left on tho train
tills mornlug for Houldor. whore he
Is engaged, with the assistance of a
man, In cutting his winter's supply
of wood.
I)r. Cnirnes, member 'Of the In
ternatloual Geological Congress, Is
still In Dawson but will reach Skag
way in time to take the Princess
May next Thursday, on his way t
his home In Ottawa.
f Fred Ijimbert, D. L. S., of tho
iiouudary Survey party, is now in
Whltehorse on his way outside to
his home in Ottawa, lie will reach
Skagway In tlmo to leave- 011 th
next sailing of the Princess May.
Mr. llanover, druggist of Ruby,
uccompauled by his wife, loft last
night 011 the Princess Sophia. Mr
Hanover has sold out his Interests
In Ruby, and is enroute to Fort
George, B. C.. In search of a loca
tion in which to rxtuinu business.
- J. H. Irving, commercial traveler
from Seattle, arrived out from Fair
banks on the train last night, and
will leavo for home on tho Jeffer
son. He reports cold weather on
tho lower Yukon ,nud says that on
the 24th of August a heavy frost
nipped the vegetation in and around
the above city.
12 MAltRIKI) MUX WILL
TRY millionaire: rixry
I. os Angeles, Sept. 19 ? Tho case
of tho State agaltut Millionaire -Hlx
bjr, charged flth contributing to th
delinquency of girls. Is now on trial
The Jury was secured late yestor
uay afternoon, and tho twelve nun
empanelled are all married.
35c tor u homo cooked meal ?
quick, clean serv:ce Whero At
?li New Home Restaurant, Fifth
Atoiuc, hal' ? minute from Uroni
There Is mom Catarrh In this sec
tion of the country than aJ> oilier
diseases put together, and until the
last few years wa.i supposed to do
Incurably. For a groat many years
doctors pronounced it a local disease
and prescribed Uxal remedies, and
by constantly falling to cure with lo
cal treatment, prcmouiiced it incur
ible. Sclonoe has proven catarrh to
b a constitutional disease, therefore
r<H)ulrus constitutional treatment
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
C. J. Cheuey &. Co., Toledo, Ohio, is
he jtily constitutional cure on the
?uarket It Is taJcon internally In do
tes from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. U
icts directly on the blood and raticou
lurfae.-s of the system. They offer
?iu> hundred dollars for any case It
'alls to cure. Send for circular and
testimonials
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Sold by Dr-igglsta, 7Se
Take Hall's Kajullr Pills for ronsll
va'Wui
PREDICTS A IIIUOUT \
FUTURE FOIt ALASKA
Prof. U. W. Brock, loading Can
udlun geologist ami a prominent
member of the International Geo
logical Congress, wan an outward
bound passenger last night on the
Princess Sophia, en route to his
hoino In Ottawa. Mr. Brock speaks
onthuslaStlcally of his norlhcrn trip
and predicts that tho visit of this
body of emiuent scientists, will
have much to do toward a clearer
general comprehension of the al
most limitless resources and pos
sibilities of development In tills vast
northern country, hundreds and pos
sibly thousands of square miles of
which havo as yet been untravoined
by the foot of man. Tho majority
of tho mombors of the congress are
Professors In institutions of learn
ing throughout th,o world and as
each ono was equipped with a cam
era and took snap shots at every op
portunity, It is estimated that more
than 100,000 northern vlowu wero
taken out and will bo exhibited t<>
student* and others all over th ?
country during tho noxt few months I
Through thl? source alono Alaska'
and tho British Yukon will receive!
tho most universal and diversified
advertising It has ever had, and as
peoplo come to bo more conversant
with its beauties and grandeur as a
summer and health resort, the tide
of tourists and slght-secrs will
yoarly increase In number, until tho
time will come when people of
wealth and leisure will prefer to
spend their outing in tho north in
stead of taking a long ocean trip
to foreign shores.
MOVEMENTS OF THE
RIVER BOATS'
Tho Whltehorse left Whltehorse
at 7:45 a. in. today for Dawson.
The Dawson Is in Dawson.
Tho Selkirk was reported at HI :
Salmon at 5 a. m. on her way to
Dawson.
Tho Casca, up bound, was at Fori
Selkirk at 1 1 o'clock last night.
Tho Sybllla, up bound, was at
Carraack's at 8 o'clock last night.
The next sailing from Whltehorse
vlll be tho Casca on Wednesday
| night.
The steamers Whltehorse and
Selkirk, of the W. P. & Y. Rout.'
j river division, reached Whltehorse
Wednesday evonlng, tho former
with CO and tho latter 93 passen
gers on their way to tho outside.
! A majority of thoso reached hero
last evening In time to catch the
? Princess Sophia.
HOME FROM THE STRIKE
Messrs. Bert McKonzle, Wm. Bunt
Ing. Teddy Taylor and Chas. Ra
puzzi, four Skagway young men who
left here in July for the now gold
strike at Chisana, returned by way
! of Cordova on tho last trip of the
Mariposa, reaching homo Wednesday
afternoon. From Mr. McKenzle w
learn that tho party suffered .no
particular hardships during their
absonce, and that while there they
located one claim betwen the four
of them, and that It Is their Inten
tion to return and develop It early
in the spring. Walter Drummond
joined the party at Cordova and ac
companied them home.
SIXZER'S ATTORNEYS
I.OSE FIRST ROUND
Albany, Sept. 19?^-In the trial
today Governor Sulzer's attorneys
objected to the sitting of four sen
ators on the trial, claiming bias,
but the objection was voted dowa
and the challenged senators were
allowed to retain their seatsT
The court adjourned this after
noon till Monday.
DAl'TTER ELECTED
COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF
f
Chattanooga, Sept. 19 ? At th
annual meeting of tho Soi s of Vet
erans now hi session in this city,
John Dautter, of Pittsburg, was
elected commander-in-chief.
ftirc Air . Punt; Food . Pure J) rink.,
arc essential to heathy yroWtli
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Five G^OD ONES TO DRAW TO.
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Location Notices, placer and
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