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Cigars, Tobacco.
S K.'Kers' Articles,
Stationery and Fisn
ng Tackle
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Iraw furs
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HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
. iUTE Kt>B I'tUCE LIST lj
Percy's Fur House
FORTUNES MADE
IN MINING
| Tb r* have b?n oil wdi o { oi>?i
I iot? trv<4v ?u<en on mtato# *aU its
I sVaiiuu tu ihc aftuirs, ot hiMuaa ou
i dwttor rtHTtf tua t?vu UMtvti .vaU
ot & i??? iniwrfK- ntturv Attd much
vvatikklWm of th? lucdtuik o f the
' tttVl but nJu-r ?U luituu*
p*>? . The v*?tiW- of 3k&?w*y
* ho min d*?pv.?k<d b> be titiikl about
ui.mu^ venture* s^ouki rva*l this &r
Ikie thiough iuxI h*ve a look at
'.th other *??le.
Hajrs JUl?i MottelU- look a UttSe ou
!?? VlohA?rk l>roper<> at Uafelftakl,
j febkh ? ipmnl tkl Lialuuht ou
Tb<?? u?e? ? Nil their a*?>ockiles?
tuok vMJt $4.<MM,uvo worth of gold b<
Jure lurtnu* the property back to thtf
ownuri.
Stock hi tae El Paso mint. at Cripp)
,Srr' *as offer**! by '-he [X-v)Uiv>Uts
?a - n?a 4 share wh?n the mine
<x**y a pnapeet. This mltte his
paid I1.imm.umu ki dividends to the
(Mui is still paying; while
tke ho* sold ^ high as $2.35
4 (tWv.
la ls?u two u*ea were offered ?hart
'?' ?*?* famous (,'aJutiit-t JC He**s
Couipaay. One purchased
?&ar*w it> tie xmouot at tl.OOO and
liv otkar >1thx ?^i?l $1,000 id the h?uik,
r%"'"'l? 5 J?* vwu* interest Today
tie soar x.* ot the ou<< who purchased
likiiM 4k H?l? mv worth $<?? p?f
*i-rv ?mj hi- has received iudi\idendj
<late plttJuMt. The total valla* of
h? iakcr>(iuc>tcCa aaawats to 1 1 v^CJ.".0u?
UmtUulU Field paid pi^ for a small
fcWk of mmiux *ock and received
Hw WM> for his
Tbe ?um o t 00, ow ha* beeu
^icti out of the aft iv U an ordinary
huua*. JYuai a aiocbspurk
1 o?iwwv la the Moor, mwe
yjt I'uWfclu, utM> and oa^haif mil
laHi dollar* worth U ?oid and silver
***? iak*?a out in a **ry f* w days.
Colorado's ruheat banker. David H.
Moffat worth |".u?ou'Juo. made hi?,
(UOUcW ia mmiJtjf
la 1?2 Morris Vrtud, of Jfoocow
!d*Oo a merchant tailor. received i?>
payuuti for a suit of ciotlfca 5.0w
s&are? of LeKoi Gokl Mruiug Cum
?*"-* ??*** hi IM?7 he received for
a Jiuir and accrued div
??k-<ivU to the atuouM of Iso.ooo.
I oars a^o Senator W. A. Clark in
* snjaM amount ot money in
a prwapect at Ifcitte This protspeii
ysakied ~-vrv?i naibons of dollars for ' 1
** owner Souator Clark later pur
' tw I' u?tod V?de tuine tor
aad that property has yielded
divWuds amounting to i^o.wO.OOO.
* biW the stock has advanced froai d
fe * cubU to $30u a share.
The Great North Butte Copper Co.
?-*# brought out early h? 1WG. its
??? a waat floated at a low price tpar
valoe $13), but sold a few months
later at i^veral Uaieu par. and is uow
quoted ou the Ifctetoci ntarket around
I: 7 With n iayiuOuata>u of \>oo.
**>. ha owners have srown rich by
levwtawL
In Im: the Sultaua miae, in Rainy
K??er datn.t Ontario. Canada, was
6otJ*at ?? * proapwet for $lw jn
11 ??*?.'**> was offered and re
'M**l tut the same.
Ut liiX' the inAjpetateuiv inka>. at
cnppt was offered for sale
44 h waa sold in for
?lO.OWl.ao# fu. ia, eOTKhmeot of its|
?to^Jtholdsrw.
A woto-ji whoae buatMu^j rao a
8***^ ?<ore Ui the copper vouatry
a M hi&m, iT?j:u-d a i-ustuu^er for
$l.vw> and the tuaa **v?nt broke."
I!*o ?roier was forced to take 1.000
of Caiiuiw* a Heck atock
Ue crocer-* death his wife has
received nearjv $1,000,000 im divi
dend* on that stock. She stU> ovros
It and could sell at, the prvtiem, mark
et prices tor & round |$<0,000.
"JUu Butler of Ttiuopah w owe of
the rich lueu at Nevada. Ho began
with uothtag, but pinned his faith to
turning Mr Buuttr received from a
Philadelphia company $3Si>.000 tor
his interest in the famous Mizpah
property He abo awus exteusi>e in
terests in other properties at Tono
pah
Speakit^ of the Mtxpah property,
two young tneu uamed Lynch and
O Mani took leases ou it. In a little
over a year the?e two meu had made
a little over J 100,000.
The total production of other Mix
pab lease* whs CMMrvattfeiy est;
mated at $4,500,000. Here is a bunch
of stockholders who believed in th
possibilities of the MUpah ground
aud parted with their tuouey to hel)>
development.
The Rev. Mr. Beyer, a Presbyterian
minister at GoldfleW, bought Combi
ualioti KYactiou at 40 cents. Sine*
then it has sokl hag high as $?. and
his block erf stock increased in \ulue
to samothMtg like JlO.uw.
A Mr. Kitchen bought souk- 1200
shaft* of Mohawk below the dollar
mark anil a nuiubor of TQoWfteW
stocks. U U conservatively estimated
thai this man can seH hte holdings to
Jay at a net profit of over $40,000.
M^airs. Phllbrkk & Penner start
oj ia ott Manhattan Consolidated, se
curing 150.000 shares for doing a lit
tie surveying ? not over 1500 worth.
The stock at the present market is
worth $1 & share.
Clark Snyder made $30,000 iu sixty
days iu Gold field mining stocks. A
Mr Roberts and a Mr. Richards made
420,000 apiece. Mrs. Richards, wife
o* the Uttrt-. with $1,000 to start with,
made a comfortable fortune iu loss
than two mouths.
A Gold field prospector, who desired
Co go into the hdJ?, but had no outfit,
bought a plug horse from a rancher
for $10 cash and 1,700 shares of a
local minim; stock. At this time the
1,700 shares of stock are worth in
the neighborhood of $30,000.
The MoKam-Bowes lease on the
Jutnbo yielded $?00,000 iu five months
tor a piece of 100 feet horizontally
tad 200 feet vertically on the shoot, j
One <."'?>? shipment of 917 pounds of
are from this lease gave gross recei- i
i>f $4.7<>t>.
The United States Geological Sur
vey mentions one tease alone on the
Jumbo which produced in five months
iW to the value of $60o.00d. This
leasehold had two feet of $1,200 ore
ind four inches of ore that ran $ -'V
900 u> the ton.
Another lessee marketed $200,000
in four months' time. He had a net
Income during the life of his lease of ^
no lees than $1,000 a day.
One shipment made by stil1 another
kiMi'c oft the Jumbo o t ten tons re
turned $2. $00 to the t?n. At o?.' time
ther* was awaiting shipment from
the J umbo no less than $200, OOo in
sacked ore. All this weakh went to
the stockholders who had parted
with their money ra buying stock.
Reuben Rider, a resident of GoW
fUld. obtained a lease for the surface
privileges on the Velvet Claim. The
loose dirt shoveled into sacks yielded
him $3,000.
A single piece of ore from the Sane
itorui had an assay value of $200,000.
The piece was two Inches long and
? half-inch wide with one-?iuaru?r of
an inch of solid gold.
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
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world wide Cold and Grip remedy re
moves cause. Call for full name.
F^n>k for aignature E. W. GROVE. 25
What'* the use of burning green
wood when jrou can call up Itjen
tst a rick of dry wood delivered at
ones? Phone M
The Pack Train t? now Belling ?
Ms lot of Good Goods at reduced
prk'es as they are getting too old
10 hold ana sell at a profit Your*.
^ Uarman Grimm
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Baggage, coal and wood delivered
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EL FRE1DENTHAL.
FOR RENT? 5 room house with:
bath. Good location, rent reasonable.
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WANTED, at Once ? A dining room
girl at the Puilen House
Low&er's Candies, Box Candles, all
kinds of Chocolates, Glaeea. Cream,
and Bon Bon* at TONY DORTERO'S.
NEW A. B. HALL
AT TANANA
"The new A. a hall i? a uionu
uimu to the enterprise and liberality
of i ho public spirited residents of
Xanana." says the Yukon Valley
News.
"Nothing is erf such great advan
tage to a place as a hall suitable for
"*l kinds of public entertainments, an J
nothing is felt so sorely as a lack
of such a place.
"Tauana has never had a hall large
enough for the size of the town.
With the gradual growth of the city
and the spreading out of the Arctic
brotherhood, this need became ao ur
gent that the construction of a large
Relieves CATARRH of
the
BLADDER
and all
Discliargss lis
4HOURS
Bach bearatAa
(Ml EM
CIMMirtfmtS. V J
So 1*1 b y ail
COMPANY
S?attl* Wash.
Pullen Rouse
Foot of Sixth Rvanu#
Mob' elegantly furnished house
la < uU
Every modern convenience
Ciectric lights ? Hot and cold
warar? Telephonei
Porcelain batbs on every floor
Beard and room by thedey, week
or month
Tab's supplied with cream and
butwr from our own Jersey
Dairy
rnrs. fi. S. Pullen
Proprietress
building was decided on.
"Public-spirited business men do- 1
nated the lot ami the building mater
ial, white every one who was able,
contributed to the fund raised to pay j
for the construction of the hall.
"As soon as the A. B.'s are lu aj
position, a Jaa'ge stage will be built
in the new hall, so that theatrical per- (
formatters can be given. At present
the hall is suitable for dances and
public meetings ot all kinds.
"Already a big ball has been plan
ned aivd the coining winter more en
tertainments will be given than ever
before.
' H. R. Rob bins, C. E., and his party
I got in from Chilkoot Thursday after
noon, having completed the survey
j for the reduction works at that point,
where iu all probability the ores from
Rainy Hollow and the Three Guards'
j men will be treated. ? Haines Pioneer
j Press.
Subscribe for the Alaskan today.
There is moro Catarrh In this sec
tion of the country than all other
diseases put together, and until the
last few years was supposed to be
incurable. For a great many years
doctors pronounced it a local disease
and prescribed local remedies, and
by constantly falling to cure with lo
cal treatment, pronounced It Incur
able. Science has proven catarrh to
be a constitutional disease, therefore
requires constitutional treatment.
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is
the only constitutional cure on the
market. It is taken internally in do
ses from 10 drops to a teaspoon ful. It
acts directly on the blood and muoons
surfaces of the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any case it
fails to cure. Send for circular and
testimonials.
Address: F. J. Cheaey & Co., Toledo,
Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's ftomily Pills for con
stipation.
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Official Watch Inspector White Pass <fc Yukon Route ^
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