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Copy tar eh?affe ot adv?rtisetne?ta most be jq by 1 o'clock p. m. to Insure
laMru.* Kt' <?f. l^Adrerusiug r*te? oo applic t on.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS AXD XDVE&Tl&Jt IK NTS RECEIVED BY:
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B. W. GWm
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B. A_ .Hainm. Alukfc.
?ACK ro THt CITY
Mftay perfcx&oate toC of narft] life
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did atx ewofe ft ?.?aiaai>%io?i. av
euob mi. imkms ia u? ot
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A FACT PROVEN.
(btaU CwHttt Sw? ?k? *?" Sterr
Ibtd e? Tt? Tnrtk
If ?!>?** > *v? "' (stet Aocbt hs tl?
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tftct thf: * ? ^ r-nxMJ5?t*s* with tlw
ftrrts b?id !-. six weeto ti?ft
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tberef^-re that thft on^y ??
> ike a^trv?-'Ciei ?f the rem>?
wbicti set Ss rcK ^ M?f uT>r ftren-.r^hed
ta one hcpfl^ed V*r cent of bJ"
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cace? ??,o? re?e*? tlw e?e? "
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?tamp^ ft**" PtJBpte
Oh ?o3u bott^M nnstfel
Wb. Brltt, ?p?d?: AX?U, Sttfrtj
NEW STOCK
ON DISPLAY
A si*it of the display tn H. D.
Kinase's window would gladden the
SWi of any Christmas chopper,
v settle the minds of those who are
! nndecided u to the gift, that will
V in pod taste, and atill be with
in the financial bounds of reason.
T1?e window contains a choice as
sortment of cot Riass dishes of the
ialest designs which are always ac
ceptable and appreciated There is
also on display the latest In the
oorelty hne. known as the Tiffany
Lamp This is a highly ornamental,
and at the same time useful bit of
furniture, which is "a thing of beanty
and a joy forerer."
These are the latest styles and
were received on the City of Seattle
direct from the manufacturers In the
Baev
IX yon are wavering and want to
know what SHE would like for a
present, jast take a look at Kinase's
w:adow and satisfy yourself.
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, the world
?ide Cold and Grip remedy restores
.-ease Call for fall nam a Look for
Ufsamre ? W. GROVE. 26c.
for lie r*. ?a jk t wholesome,
?>M cooked a sal at the New Home
J ^tfiMruv, 0U1 At*.. Just oft of
iruadway.
None better anc purer than Gibson
! rye. Rainier and Oiympla beer. Or
| iers by "phons promptly delivered.
The Mascot tf.
CR?AT Ct EARANCE SALE
Sold at a Loss! Vat Rainier. >0
certs per bottle. Especially prepared
for sick people and Invalids, and ex
.<*ilent for nursing mothers Only
two barrels left After that price wll
be 55 cents psr bottle
Pack Train Bar
AJ1 the late telegraph news is the
Dally Alaska*.
Bttore row stampede, pet your
mi > stk>a Nottisa, Pis' er or Quart*,
ntn the Dally Alaskan. tf
Don't go without a VICTOR TALKING
MACHINE in your home
Doo't 8t*rre yoor taste tor music and your sen>-<? of fun. *her. a dolUr
ivhI: will give you both. You and your ftanth need Train-' est #nd
splrit-rett of rood 'music and hearty laughter. A Victor wl! brine it
to you. Tbe best select on of machines and records e\er In th j town Is
now on hand. W m. I3*-4tt
THE ONLY ROAD
oratATmc
ALL STEEL TRAINS
Between the Pacific Northwest and Chlcitgo
Chicago, Milwaukee & Pugct Sound Ry.
Chicago, Milwaukee A Si. Paul Ry.
All Steel Trains not only assure of n smooth
and comfortable trip, but most essential of ,nll safety
"THE OLYMPIAN"
Lnm StiKk D*iK it t I. M.
This solid throuch train, a "Palace on Wheels."
has all the comforts md convenioners of any other
train, and some pleasing features which no other
train has.
ANOTHER ALL-STEEL TRAIN
"THE COLUMBIAN"
* Leave* Sttlllt Daily ?t 7:15 p. a.
Carries standard drawing room cars, tourist car and
coaches. Both trains completely electlic lighted
and carry a through dining car in which the service
and cuisine is superb. Oii burning locomotives
thronirh the mountains.
-Th* Km StMl Trait. *
For further :nformat to about ticket#
reservations, schedu es. excursion fares,
etc.. call un or adiirc^s
A. P. CHAPMAN, Jr. J. L.CR25W I LL
Gnwal Aim Pinrv-r IVpi CD) Ticiat |t i
Vc~.' uJ CWm St/Ttlt, WASH
GEO. W. HIBBARD, Gen Paw. Act.
There is more Catarrh la thl* sec
tion of the country Ui&a ail other
diseases put together, and until the
teat tew years was supposed to be
Incurable. FX* a great many years
doctors pronounced it a locai disease
and prescribed local remedies, and
by ooostaaUy failing to cure with lo
cai treatment, pronounced it fcarnr
abJe. Science has proven catarrh to
S a constitutional diabase, therefore
requires coostRutionaJ treatment
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
F. J. Cbeney 4 Co., Toledo, Ohk>, te
the only constitutional cure on the
market. It ia taken internally in do
ses from 10 drops to a teaspoon ful. It
acts directly <ra the blood and mucou
surfaces of the system. They offer
ooe hundr?J dollars for any ca.?e it
falls to cure. Send for circular and
tesUmooJala.
T. J. CHEJTOT * CO.. Toledo, O
Sold by DrusKisto, 76c
I^Lto Hall's Family puis Bar consU
I paittosi
Dally Alaskan ? only $1 a month.
Location notices, placer and quart*
for salt by the Dally Alaskan tf.
Eatafeiiahed 1897 Telephone 1 12
Phil. Abrahams
FIRE INSURANCE
Agent for the DUBUQUE OF IOWA and the
WESTCHESTER OF NEW YORK.
LAwets over Four Million.
NOTARY PUBLIC SKACWAY, ALASKA |
K-.TTmi!??i;?mwai???tiH?inn;??i?inn:???;i::?!?;m?miiiii??)?iii??m
MOORE'S WHRRF CO,
Twminw) W. p. * T. Root*
AllSuuthbouud Steamers Arrive aud Depart From Thfe I)ock
REGULATIONS 1810.
ffirrttwiM o*m lor d?Jtv;ry at metchandiae from I i m. to ( p. o.
Pertahable* ONLT daUeered on Sorday or at nl*ht
VD frelirbt shipments deatined southbound mnet be accom panted by *
SHIPPER'S MANIFEST (.paper* ?aa be obtained m the U. & cro
toma office) and muit be delivered before 6 p. m. No freight ?
be received o? wbart after this ho?r.
BAGGAGE ? Toils will be collected on CHECKED BAGGAGE OXLi j
No caarge for bam and ?rtr* whe? unchecked.
Tfce wharf pale wiil be cioeeJ to tf?' public when steamer is rt(*ar!t! . <io
and will be opened only when paaaenrera have disembarked.
*"fcartajpe Tariff can be had on a; plication at office on do- II
P. o? Bo* 17K E. J. SHAW, General Manager.
TheWhitePass AYukonRoutej
TIME TABLE NO. 28.
No 1. N. Bowad, let ciasa Mon- No. *. S. Bound. 1st class, Tues
day. *Wedneeday aad Friday day, 'Thursday and Saturday
g:3f a m. Leavaa SKAGCAT Arrives 3:20 p. m.
It: IS p. a. * WHITE PASS Leave* l:*$ ?
It: It " " LOG CABIN " 12:47 "
U:t6 - ? BENNETT " 11:15 "
1:M " ? CARIBOU " 12:25 a. m.
):?& - Arrive* WHITEHORSS Leave* S:15 "
Paaeecgera nanet be at depot* la time to have bajqrage Inspected
*Tvj checked. Inspection ia stopped SO minute* before leaving time of train. '
15$ pcnnda of bagrAce wOl be Checked tree with each full far* tick
et and 75 pound* with each half tare Ucket.
?Wkaa Nol laaa.ry. I
Ja^jja*. . , a and wjo-. iicjiv?r*i
w>o aOorteai Potic? da* *nd nirav !
H FRRlOKVTH/vl-.
tHREE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO
MON TICELLO RTE
PEBBLKJORD RTE
GIBSON RTE
Bottle in Bon 1 1 In B? k or in
Bottle?. At the Board of Trade, tf.
35c for a home cooked meal ?
quick, clean sen-ire. Wbrre? At
the New Home Restaurant, Fif;l
Avenue, half a minute from liroadwa.
JUNKAO B. S. COS
RMtTRIC > *TE\M
5EA ThD ST&AMEK
Georgia)
Csrry.m U. S. Mkti
For E*!ae?. wtm Bay, Jun-an.
Boon*. Tenakwji ka Mvl \**\ppruj
? <S?1LS !
fHOM IIKAGWAY
November 4 ? 10 - II - SI - 18
? l:IB i. m.
WIM..TS NOW1LL Mfr., Jooww
W. W BOtTGtfTOK *v?ir
Broadway and Fifth Av?. ThoneK)
trat&sns rcn
Seattle, Taeotm*
V'ttafk, Vfwm'i Aic1 u??. R ? ITi^fcui I
En iUt 0!t. ?*(**, P?rt T??nn*j. So*?'< ?
Ea--i?. S**? fWfc ar*. *4mcn
| San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego
G. W. ANDREWS. G. A. P. D. C D. DUNANV * * *
113 JmR Si, Smdt ; |
MfM rttorrH I* **??*??
NEXT SAILINGS WILL DC <
City of Seattle Nov. 2
S. S. Curacao
November 16 - 28 December 10 - 22
FRANK H. BOLD. Agpnt. 2nd & Brosriway. .^kagway
Alaska Steamship
Company
CARRYING U. S. MAIL ANO WELLS-PARGO EXPRESS
N?xt Mlllnc of Um fMt p*s*?iic?r
DOLPHIN, Nov. 21
JEFFERSON, Dec. 3-15-27
Company merrt* the right to ch*.-.g? nailing d**** without cotle*
TELEPHONE NO. 6?. C. 8. GUPTILL, AGENT.
. N H
Canadian Pacific Ry.
(B. C COAST SERVICE)
Sailings From SK?-\gway
'oen?psf- wivir*? o >
Twin
Screw
SS. PRINCESS MAY
1911
Nov. 9-23
Dec. 7-19
1912
Jan. 4 - IS
Feb. 1-15-29
Vancouver. Victoria# Seattle via Prince Rupert
Phc. 87 F. F W LOWLE Afl^nt
Steamship Humboldt
Will Sail Frotn
SKAGWAY for SEATTLE and Way Porta
Nov. 15
1
SAillng data <raT>J*rt to eh?nr* *1Uiant no tic*.
THROUGH TICKETS HONORED
settle nm<H?: w. w. aouQHTOf*
711 Krmn*. ?4 and *v??w?jr.
E HE PASS 8 YUKON
"iVvxwjVv Saws \o
Wvc Sft\\WVOT
TXredComedvoTv
*i\\TOuq\\ VvcKe\s
For Atlin, Whitehorse, Dawson
And all Lower River Points in
Alaska and Yukon Territory
Train Service Monday, Wednesday (when necessary) and Friday Between 8KAO
UAY and WHITSnoRSR, Train Service Tuesday. Thursday (when necessary) and
Saturday I between WHtTBHOKSE and SKAOIJAY.
Carrying Hma; M nl ind Express. Connecting With Finely Appointed
Lake and River Steamers to all Points in Alaska and the Ynkon.
Baggage bonded through, D nf l telegraphic service to all points in .Alaska, Canada A U. 8.
Writs for Descriptive Literal ure and Summer Excursion Ra*e#.
IMFfttWttTKlf, iLscRsnrma c. W CIS*. I?? ?i
Vaaca? O.
VM>coorfi% B. C, aiid Sk&tftfa?> Alartra
a Mka