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Uigars Tobacco,
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fisn
ing Tackle
LARGE C1RCT LATINO LIBRARY
INCLUDING I.ATRST COPY
RIGHTED BOOKS
M AO AZINKS. NEWSPAPERS AND
OTHER PERIODICALS
SEATTLE'S
Leading Popular Pric#n' Hote!
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All Oaisldr Sacas
Bourns. Elegantly
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sample Rooms
Cymaitrflil A Fam
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Slntfl* Rooms |1 op.
Two Pr nuo5 fl JO op
Room with ?4lh ii.50
Two Pvnuiu 52.50 ui?
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Larjje. Clean. Individual Battis.
Abundance of Water. Best of
Hotel Accommodations. Fur
nished Cabins for Rent. ....
Excellent Hunting: and Fishing.
Motor Boating and Sailing.
Steamer Georgia from Juneau
makes semi-mouthlv visits. In
formation and rates upon request
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
Health Resort
of
ALASKA
^ We Have The
i Best Candy
V LOWNES'
IMPERIAL'S
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BROADWAY, (Near FrftL)
Tony Dortero's
RAW FURS
? : WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
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Oskkosh, - Wi?con*xn
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THEl
MINNEAPOLIS, (- MINN.
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(Very Top Prices Paid.
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Ail Work Guaranteed. Short
Order* Promptly
Done.
Messenger will call and deliver.
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Drink
You surely can find
what yon want here
no matter how fastidi
ous your taste may be
iTEfl OR COFFEE!
jL We Have The Very Best
\
l Best In
FOLGERS The
' Market
Tea
Liptons,
Chase and |
San boms
rnrrrr ruber's Best Blend.? Folger's Mocha and |
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Only One "BROMO QUININE." that is ? ^ n,-. J* OD
LaxaBve Rromc Quinine f to.
Cures a Cokl Ic Ose D-y Cc tp in 2 Days vs /Jjcjrwx*^
Autoists on Globe Circling Tour Arrive
Fhotc-V)^ WVins,
Yhoem*
Whea the Princess Royal, of the
C.P.R., docked early this morning,
those who were on the dock were
surprised to see an up todate auto
mobile gaily decorated with the Am
erican and Canadian flag roll up the
gangway and down :he dock.
The car waa the globe-girdling, Ab
bottDetrolt "Bull Dog,' which, under
the guidance of its ownre. Dr. Chas.
G. Percival, editor of health Magazine
of New York City, and his compan
ion, George D. Brown, of Detroit, Is
making * tour of the world, and
whlcfc. since it left Kansas City on
July 31st. 1910, has travelled into
every state in the United States,
Canada and Mexico and been around
the border of the United States and
across the continent from east to
West and South to North, covering,
all told, up to Its arrival in Skagway
33,900.
While Dr. Percival does not claim
to be the first to drive an automobile
into Skagway, he does claim to be thd
first to drive an automobile into Al
aska on a trip around the world and
he intends to drive as far in this re
gion as the conditions will permit,
which will probably be as far as the
second railroad bridge.
Both men have met with all sorts
of stirring adventures since they star
ed out on their long trip 14 months
ago and they have suffered thirst
on the desert in Mexico near the U.
S. border line, only to be rescued
b"er 48 ours of agony and thirst by
Capt. C. C. Farmer, of Troop "X"
4th U. S. Cavalry, and another time
ihey were saved from starvation and
thirst by station hands of the Santa
Fe R. R. in the Arizona desert
They were in Mexico for six weeks
during the. late rebellion and were
fired on impartially by Federals, reb
els and bandits and escaped capture
through die fact that an automobile
can ontdistanec a horse on the ordin
ary road, and their car shows many
bullet holes as the result of the Mex
ican invasion.
Dr. Percival and Mr. Brown will be |
Ia the Newark Eevening News of
recent date appears an item under
Skagway date line and signed by
John E. Lathrop, th-e writer who
spent several days in this city a
short time ago.
The News says:
There is a Roman Catholic priest
who has been here since 18SJS. He
came to Skagway in -he "Big Rush."
Wherever good deeds are praised, his
life of unselfish devotion is told by
the people. The miners know him
as one of those courageous pioneers
who give their lives to succoring thei
fellow-men. I asken him what he
thought of three things that are dis
cussed these days every where in
Alaska, and. Indeed, all over the Un
ited States.
"What is your opinion of Judge
James Wickersham, delegate In the
Congress from Alaska, father?"
His name is P. H. Turnell.
"In my opinion," he said, "Judge
Wiekersham is an honest, incorrupt
ible, Intelligent and able representa
tive of the people of Alaska. I hope
very earnestly that he will consent to
run for re-election next year, and if
he does he will be re-elected."
"Do you favor home rule for Alas
ka?"
"Most heartily. We must have It,
if we wish to have conditions such as
our Alaska people are entitled to
have. In my opinion, it isexceed
ingly wrong that the government has
not given us home rule. We will never
be satisfied with anything else."
"Do you regard the Morgan-Gug
genheim Alaska Syndicate as a good
thing for Alaska? Are you for or
against the syndicate?
"1 am against the syndicate, against
It earnestly, and with no desire to
say so in secret. I am willing that
you quote me wherever you can get
your statement into print, because we
want our views gotten out to the
people of the United States.
"Our people are all of that mind,
excepting those men who are directly
controlled by the syndicate. The A1
askan wants relief and believes it
will never come unless home rule is
given as and this territory ceases to
be a satrapy of a few wealthy syn
dicate monopolists."
I have searched, for a clergyman of
whatever church connection who take
a view differing from that which
Father Turnell expressed. I have n,ot
found one. Furthermore they come out
in the cttu and say so.
At Wrangell, Rev. M. Corser, rec
tor of the Protestant Episcopal church
seeks opportunities to say to visitors
what he think* on the three topics
upon which Father Turnell expressed
himself. He takes the same view,
and so stated to me as we passed
through that port.
In the last campaign, 1910, when
Judge Wicker-sham was elected dele
gate from Alaska, Mr. Corser addres
sed a public meeting and said then
the very things said to me by Father
Turnell. He himself told me that he
did so, and that he regarded it as
his duty to thus align himself on
the side of the people up here.
As to Delegate Wickershaw, Mr.
Corser said.
"He has prevented the Guggenheim
syndicate from putting us in its vest
pocket, we must re-elect him, that he
may continue the good work he has
done during his service as delegate."
Bo Mi Father Turnell and Mr. Cor
ser stated to me that Rt. Rev. Bishop
Rowe, in charge of all Alaskan church
matters for the Protestant Episcopal
curch, stands for the same things as
they do. During the last campaign
Bishop Rowe traveled over the terri
tory, and worked for Judge Wicker
sham's re-election. Hero 'in Skagway
the other night, he spoke at a public
meeting in favor of home rule and
against the encroachments of tho syn
dicate. He has done so many times.
The name of Bishop Rowe in Alas
ka ? well, it is almost cannonized. He
has earned his repute. He has brav
er the winters for his people, traveled
hundreds of miles at a time to help
suffering, isolater miners; has per
formed prodigies of heroism. Every
Alaskan loves him.
Wherever I have been ? Ketchikan,
Wrangell, Juneau, Sitka and here ? ft
has been the same with all clergymen
They have been of one mind, and thejj
tell to the world what they think. I
have been Informed that one cannot
find one exception among all the cler
gy of Alaska.
The Table d'Hote dinner at the
Pulien House Is better than ever.
Why don't yon try it. Yon are wel
come. tf
H. W. Lathrop, representing M. Sel
ler & company, Seattle, arrived in
Skagnay this morning on the Peter
son from Haines, where he has been
calling on, his customers. He has
his samples on display in the Blan
chard sample rooms on Sixth Ave.,
where he will be located until the
sailing of the Humboldt.
R
NOTICE
Just received a shipment of freih
oysters In shell. You can now get
oysters on half shell In any quantity
at the Pack Train Restaurant.
in Skagway for several days, awaiting
the arrival of the- Jefferson, on which
boat they will go to Juneau where
they will try the roads of that lo
cality.
15 YOUR SILVER
ENGRAVED?
Where can be found more genuine
satisfaction tLau in beautiful table
silver which is artistically engraved
with the name or initials of the owner
There is nothing that jdd* to the
appearance of a table, set for some
special occasion Hire beautiful silver
service, and that tie choicest and
mo:it unique designs caa be bad right
here in Skagway, Is well worthy of
note.
Like all the stock In the Kirmse
store, the silver stock is equalled in
no other store in tow a, and when it
Is know that all engraving is done
free of charge, this should be a gr?at
inducement to get what yon are think
ing of baying at the Kirmse store.
It is time to think of Thanksgiving,
Christmas and New Year's dinners,
and to make arrangements to have
a table service which will be In keep
ing with the balance of the appoint
ments of your table.
Mi
DRESDEN SILK
PETTICOATS . .
Flannell
SHIRTS
Cat on mannish lines,
but in such a way as to
conform to a woman's
requirements.
$2.00, $2.25, $2.65 & $3.50
Ladies Tailored 2 piece
Suits ?16.75 to $37.50
Top Coats & Rain Coats
Gage Millinery
The Gage Tag stands for the highest
mark of quality in the Hat World.
Untrimmed Buckram
Shapes 75 cts.
Hand Tailored Street Hats, the acme of
correctness, from $5.50 to $12.50.
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Store Open Evenings
Phone 55
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy ?
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X! H. F. 8EEMAN, Prop. ?
5 "The Sanitary Milk Ranch'7 ?
n The largest and best conducted dairy in Alaska. ? ?
Jtm
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To ill points on White Pm ft Yukon Houtf.
I
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN jALASKA
Respectfully Solicits The Accounts
of Skagway|Finns And Individuals.
I
Hats and Caps
" Just Received.
These goods c bo^twi ? Reasonable Prices
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L-USrSS Uortero s rlace
ings. 42 1 Broadway. Skagway. Alaska