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Now is the time to make J
your Chow Chow, etc. . ? ?
We have all the ingredients
C. W. Ask & Sons
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The Houseof Rich
O J. fttc*, Proprietor.
WALi HAPER, BUILDING PAPER
P . fS. OILS, GLASS AND
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Ui' Orcers Promptly
Skanwav. Alaska
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Phil. Abrahams
Real Estate and
Fire Insurance^
A ?u I ire i\ Nlifine In*. Co.. Dubuque Iowa j
A >ti i ue In*. Co.. Seattle. Wash.
SKAGWAY, ALASKA
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Health Resort
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IN POLITICS
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JvSllCE POX CALLED
BEFORE LAST IRIBUNAL
(By Aliw? Nt?> Burwu)
?T UOl IS (k*. 7? <'hU< Jumar
KY>x liit* MMboun Supreme Court
ii?*-d in i hit, city ku mght
The de^th of Kax wa*
brought dtaHit l?y it cotupiicaUuti of
<ltoetffcr*?
RIVER 10 01
| Tke train iinicd un tuuc troui
W ajleiluTae ami brought OV?T aboyl
lift)
>'*?rt>-fl\e u( Uwac ur
ri>?*J uj> ou the W'hiu-horve at nuuu
jnatartv
The Selkirk u> due in at Whitehorse
Sunuay noun. and a* rumor tuu K
luo. Lher*- * a tMMu.il uf about 4"0
IKopie neaded for th? OUt*ld? . it u
I th.-u^at thai UWrr will be a purtam
ti tkl* UuimU ou the Selkirk. in whi h
I>4m Uitfi- ? ill tw- a Uii; train owf
on Muiidav e?euuig
OLD THE I E SOCIAL TONIGHT
There will be u**> of the aid uun
?tH-ialk ta the M K Church par km
at t.M thto t-wuiliK. CoOie aa you
ajv ready fur a good tin*- Have iu
tiaiid your faiunir gjuure fur we waa*
u> pk) tL You art* invited to briug
your frUMidb * Kth you a cordial
atliixuf to extended to all. Bo liu-fv
Toa*ht m t 8 30.
Ladies Fall
and
We are uow showing the new fall models in the cel
ebrated "PALMER" make. We have them in all
styles and colors, and the material is of the best em
bracing fancy mixtures and plain cloths. Among
these you will find ihe Presto and Ardoc collars,
which can be worn either as a low collar or in the
iMilitary effect for stormy weather. Also a nice
liue of Misses and Childrens Coats at reasonable
prices.
f I/? - - I And don't forget to see the
Winter LsOCtts \ Finest Une ?f Ma
linery in town.
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fl NEW PRINCESS FOR LOWLE
Again F. K. W. Lowle, of the Can
adian Pacific Railway company is in
receipt of a communication in which
tc is informed Uiat the new ship
which has been building on the Clyde
Kivcland. is completed and that last
week, the new steamship, the Prrn
f -is Adelaide had completed her triad
iu biiiKlaiid, and had fulfilled all the
?xpeetatious of her builders.
The new l'rtnct** isa swift craft
an?l made 18U knots per hour on her
(xuit and should increase thin consit*
<ra blv w lieu she gels down to real
uurk.
The length of the new ship is 2i)0
leet, with a beam of {6 feet.
Shu is finished throughout in natur
a> woods, and with a large dining
room with a seating capacity of 150
and afco a grid! room and cafe with a
seating capacity of 100.
Her state rooms number 118, and
each room is equipped with hot and
cold running water.
The Princess Adelaide will leave
England tor Victoria, her home port
the coining week, and will moke the
trip via Cape Ham.
Agent Lowle is jubilant over the
news that the new ship will be used
on the Skagway-Vanoouver run during
the seasons of the heavy Alaskan
travel, and he thinks thai) his troubles
will be at an end another season.
TOWN TALK
* THE FRYE-BRl'lIN MEAT +j
MARKET WILL CLOSE AT S *
4. O'CLOCK SHARP ON SATl'R- +
?J. DAY NIGHTS THERE WILL *
* BE NO DELIVERIES MADE
AFTER 6 O'CLOCK P. M. 6L >f
Fresh oysters at the Pack Train
hi*Uurant. if
Tuck la there Just the same, at
he Board of Trade.
Poor Little Herman; he's Easy.
Anybody cau boat him.
The City of S-wttUe is due to arrive
m this |xjri Sunday nuofi.
You make no mistake whan you |
lttve orders with the American Tail- i
org. Ceo. Mowl. tf
The regular Sunday dinner of the
Dewey Restaurant will be served
from five to eight p. m
The Princess Beatrice got away
last uight at 7 o'clock, and had &
full {ta^M-ngt-r list, taking out 114
people.
Mrs. A. J McC'ann and two child
r< r**c.urned to Skagway on the Prt-u
ctws Beatrice. after u year's absence
spent with relatives and friends Hi
Ontario.
Tuck is all alone, but Jolly as ever,
at the Board of Trade.
LADIES ? We have an unusually
attractive chance for a bright ener
getic woman, well and favorably
known in this lunamnKy. FV>r de
tails address, eiu losing stamped self
addressed envelope to Manager. Lock
Box 75, St. Luuis, Mo. 2t
\V P. Myiick is acting In the
??ai**.-ity o t Town Marshal during the
abs.-iu-e of Marshal Page, who is tak
ing & vacation. hi the way of a hunt
ing trip to fainter Bay where he will
Joui Phil Snyder, who has bee? goive
for several weeks past.
H. P. CO. GETS TWO NEW ELECTRICIANS
Gordon W. Swao*, wife and two
children wore arrivals in Ska# way 011
the Dolphin, and have settled in the
Baptist parsonage. Mr. Swan will be
connected with the Houie Power Con>
pany as superintendent of power
plant and comw direct from the Breof
wion BlacMc Works, where he has
boon employed for some time post.
' R. Bingham arrived in Skive way on
Tuesday's train and has accepted a
position with the same company. Mr.
Bingtoftw assisted in installing the
plant for the Northern Light, Power
ami Coal company at Coal Creek and
is known to be a first class electri
cian anil lineman.
The resignation of Mr. Holt, and
the desire of Frank FYandson to de
vote his attention to his launch bus
iness in the future, and the fact that
Mr. Kingsbury has accepted a posi
tion as electrical foreman at Tread
well, necessitates the above changes.
I COZY HOME FOR IHE WINTER
Will your own home this winter,
equal the comfort and ease which you
are offered at the Flifth Avenue hotel?
I'ndw new management the "Old
Fifth Avenue" has been reopened and
Is offering a few of the pleasant suites
for the winter to families at reduced
rates. The service will be of the
best, and the dining room will re
ceive especial care and attention. Be
fore making arrangements for the
winter, you are invited to call.
William Drewitt. Prop. 6t
It 70a don't believe It, ask Tuck.
He knows, and you will And him a*
Um Board of Trade.
New, cloan and comfortable bed*
for 50 cents and up at the Dominion
Hotel. Wkltehoiwe, T. T. tf
Come In or phone orders for Glbsoi ,
Rye and Val BlaU Beer; delivered to
your home by The Mascot
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I Caribou Hotels
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E. W. GIDEON, Proprietor ? ?
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS Par-rrk? V T
FURNACE HEATED UdlOlUbb, I.
1 HEATED AND UGH iED FINE SAMPLE ROOM
BY ITS OWN PLANT FOR DRUMMERS
ttlbiic Pass Hotel
P. O McMillan, Manager
Largest and best aprinted Rote! in be Vi Ron
Olbiteborse, V. C.
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RATES MODERATE
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H. D. KIRMSE, j^rier |
Diamonds Watches Jewelry |
Most Extensive and Original Stock on the Pacific Coast
AWARDFD TWO GRAND PRIZES AND FIVE GOLD MEDALS AT
THE A.-Y.-P.- EXPOSITION FOR FINEST
Nugget Jewelry, Old Ivory Carvings, Indian Curios.
ALASKA FURS and RUGS
nCHILKAT BLANKETS INDIAN BASKETSH
L Native Made Copper and Silver Jewelry and Souvenirs CI
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE SENT BY MAIL ON REQUEST.
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B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicits The Accounts
of Skagway Firms And Individuals.
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