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GREEN TOMATOES
RIPE TOMATOES GREEN PEPPERS
PEACHES PEARS
PLUMS GRAPES
PRUNES APPLES
CRAB APPLES GRAPE FRUIT
HUBBARD SQUASH
WAX BEANS CUCUMBERS
minis
Mi"s Nellie Mitts is enjoying a trip to
Dawson and other points on the \ ukon.
J. F. Alderson is making extensive
repairs on the building occupied by the
Pantheon saloon on liroadwav.
Mrs. I. V. Anderson h?s purchased
tbe ForU residence on Sixth avenue
an>! is now cosily domiciled therein.
City Assessor Hart. is busy w:th the
tax roll the?o days and it Is li.ely that
the assessments returned by him will
be much larger than those of last year.
G. H. Winters, who will be remem
bered as one of the very best of old
time base ball players, came out last
night from Dawson aud will go below,
on the next boat.
John Radclitf and Joe Descalz were
Id the police court yesterday on a
charge of disturbance. Kadcliff appear
ed to be the aggressor and was lined
110, while DescaUo was discharged.
T. Kearns, a well known miner of
the Atlin district is in the city, having
come over from Atlin yesterday with
his wife. Mr. Kern has been visiting
witb her husband in Atlin during the
summer.
A list is bein? crcuiated and gener
ally signed by business men who agree
to subscribe for a sufficient number of
loos of coal to make up a shipment
from Seattle. The coa! will be soU for
just what it costs in Seattle with the
freight added. This is an excellent
movement and way suggested by the
showing of figures which appeared in
The Alaskan last week.
LATE NEWS
OF THE BOATS
Whiteborse, Sept. ti ? Up stream ?
The Canadian arrived at 10:30 p. m.
The Casca at 4 a. m. Tbe SelUIrk was
was at Coffee Creek at 10 p. m.
Down stream?The Bonanza King]
was at Yukon Crossing at ^ a. m. The]
Whitehorse and Victorian are in Daw
ton.
Next saillug? Casca, l'kelytomorrow.
IS THE
BETTER SHOT
MAN WHO FIRED THREE T1WES AT
. ^TENANT'S WIFE IS KILLED
BY HER
Mount Sterling, Ky., Sept. 6? Algin
Thomas, seventy years o d, a farmer,
was shot and killed today by Mrs.
Katie Brumet, the twenty-year-old
wife of Abe Bruwet, another farmer
Bromet was a tenant of Thomas and 1
they had a disagreement. Today while
Brumet was away from home, Thomas
shot at Mrs. Brumet three times, otfe
ballet grazing her hesd. She got a
revolver aad fired at Thomas, one
bullet piercing the brain. Thomas
leaves a family.
BIG BATTLE
IS EXPECTED
MOORS THIRTY THOUSAND STRONG AP
PEAR BEFORE WALLS OF CASA
BLANCA-BATTLE EXPECTED
Tin- Daily Alaskan Cable.
('a<a Blarca, Morocco, Sept. C? Thir
ty thousand fanatical tribesmen are I
mttssins; in front of the old walls of the |
city and will begin an attack after |
dark. The French and Spanish war
ships have moved closer to the city ana
are preparing to train their search
lights on the natives. All residents of
the city are bein? taken to T anglers, as
it is feared, If the crazy tribesmen one*
get imide the walls of the city, they
wlil slaughter indiscriminately.
FORT TO HAVE
DEPARTMENT ACCEPTS PLANS FOR THE
INSTALLATION OF A MODERN SYS
TEM-POSSIBLY LIGHTS
Quartermaster Ora'.le, of Fort Wm.
H. Seward, has received woru
from Washington that the plan
for the Installation of a new water
| system have been approved and that
work will be commenced on the >?mc
shortly. The installation of this
system will involve the expenditure of,
$tW,OuO and when completed will j
tutnisli sutllcient water for the Post, as
well is power for an electric light plant
which will likely be provided for dur
ing the winter. The water will be i
brought from the west rde of the Cbil- j
kat across the tide data, a distance o
six miles.
Ltstsn To It
Kreitals on the Dup'ex Jay and night
a* the Seattle. Its the swteteat music
In .he city
SKA6WAY WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
Skyway, Sept. ti, 1907.
The weather conditions ai Ska^wny
for the 24 hours preceding noon today
were as follows:
Mas. -remp 5t? above zero
Min. " 40 above "
Mean " 4S above "
Temp, at noon 56 above "
I'reo'pitatioo, .00
H. D. Clark,
Volunteer U. S. Weather observer
Sjvcd Him Trouble.
He nlHHit to start on a week's
trout fishing Hods. reel*, gaff, creel
evervthing was In readiness. But tiS
wife smiling Joyously, uurried luto tile
room. extending something toward him.
"For g >odtiess' sake," lie exclaimed,
"what t>u earth are you <lolog with
those old tt.v papers?"
"I saved them for you from last
summer." she answered. "You said
yon always had to buy tiles when you
went a tUblng." l.ondon Answers.
A Cool Convict.
A life convict ill the Audanians hail
served some long period when an oi*
der l-eeently came for his relen.ie. All
the time lie had lieen in the bund and
had evidently so far forgotten that he
was a prisoner that on his release he
put in a claim for a peuslon on ac
count of his long and faithful service
as a government servant.? Madras
Mall.
A Valuable Office Boy.
The employer was bending over a
table looking at the directory. The
new office U>y slipped up quietly and
poked a note luto his liaud The sur
prised employer opened It and read:
Honored Sir? Yer pants U ripped
?Ladles' Home Journal.
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Englishman In Kugland we "stand"
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*nni" for congress. American? That's
kecause you are slower than we are -
New York Press.
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kiu.4 n < at wus pr.t to deat'*
The Fifth Avenue Hotel is the biggest
and best appointed hostel rv in all th.>
north
Lietei. To It
Heoilals on tbe Duplex day and night j
at the Seattle. Us the sweetest musTC
in the city.
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Skagway, - - Alaska
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