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for the Holidays?
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We have a clean fresh supply of
Dried Fruits, Peels, Nuts, Spices, in
I fact everything needed for it.
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Cigars Tobacco.
Smokers* A-iicleS,
Stationery ana Fisn
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Stea-.er G*orv* from Jase*-.i
leases serr - monthly visits. In
formation and rates 'iivra request
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
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' IMPERIAL'S
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RAW FURS
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HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE FOR PRICE LIST
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| Percey's Fur House
3 O*hko?h. - Wucoiuin
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THEl
MPOtJk POLLS, - MINN.
W ? lor Circular -
A- ska Fur* a Specialty
|V?y Top Pnce* Paid.
Make ? Trial - Shipment
ROYAL
Steam L" a a nd r y
Ail Work GMnttte?i. Short
Ord?n Promptly
Dot*
V will call and deliver.
PHONE 79.
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Cores a Caio iti O ?.-? IXs> G, m 2 Days %jjr w '- 25c
Draper & Co.
Eastman Kodaks and Films
Kodak Supplies, etc.
Broadway, Skagway
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NOTICE
Just received & shipment of fresh
oyster* la shell Ton can now get
oysters on bx'J shell in an? Quantity
?I *)??? Peck Train Restacnnt.
Ua-iy ilea fran ~ntT fl a swath.
COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
from (Swft No. 6. Cr*Cer Htf Mine*
it lAdrasmiUL. Cm oigbeat grtd*
aooMfeoid ca*i ot *11 ttw B. C. fMd*
58-28 FIXED CAftBON
CoaibasOoa Uniform H?a< |
UgM AMt
On *ad *Tu<r July l?t. 1110, v>
?A*U offer Cub co*.. ?ejected *?<
Jtwied u follow*: ?
V>uble Screened *nd s*c?*d $13. toe
-creeulngs (a*cfced) i *
?or?*ialiigs (bulk i 7. **
a&ot* prion* tachuto daUvarj
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
'Hon# 10. Skagw?y. Ala?W*
Sntecrtt* for Ik* Q*Uy A krimn.
BOYS SLIP ONE OVER
SYMTHE, FRIEND AND
BOOSTER OF PINCHOT.
Among the passengers onrouie I
south on the steamer North wowWn J
was \\. E. Symthe. the ne*np*pw
correspondent, a friend aud boosUr J
of Gilford Pinchot. who. at that
time, was on the way to Matanuska ,
<>*1 field* Some congenial spirits, !
Always prepared to job somebody! !
were fellow passengers, and they pot
the* heads together to put one over j
on the Pirn-hot man As the Mr
steamer was puling out from Ketch,
kan. a small boy ran down the dock, j
felling at the top of his voice, "\
i-ahlosram for Smythe! " Srmthe
heard the err. and veiled to the cap
tain to stop the ship Rut the skip
I per ftiiled to give ear to the up
peal. "he small boy succeeded in
! getting the precioie: missive to
Smythe. however, and in the pre*
ern-e of the assembled crowd of pas- '
sengers the newspaper mans eye
hastily scanned the contents. "My
God' They have assassinated Pin
chot" he cried, and read, in effect,
as tallows
"Seward September 13? After ad
dressing an angry mob of miners and
i prospectors at Glacier creek last
night. GifTord Pinchot went out for a
; w-alk He had not returned this
j rooming, and it is believed he has
met with foul play*, or wandered away
and is lost, or was k.lled by a brown
i !>ear. People here give creden<v> to I
the belief that he has been assas- !
? sinated ??
But four of the passengers were
in on the joke The rest took It I
seriously, and pave expression to j
their views according to their senti- j
ments. Smythe hastened to the |
wireless operator's room and sent ;
measa^ee to his papers and soucht '
further information from Seward. No '
news was forthcoming. A day pass
ed by. and the fate of Pinchot was
the chief subject of conversation.
That night one of the jobbers sought
Symthe. who passed the croater part
of his time in the wireless man's
room, and told him that the passen
gers had decided to have in the
social hall, something in the nature |
of a memorial service over Pinchoi
and suggested that he give th
principal address "is this a joke?"
queried Smythe Certainly not."
said the jobber "Knowing you to
have been a warm personal friend
of the departed. I naturally came to
ask you to speak a few words in
his memory" Smythe consented
and repaired to the social hall, where
all of the passengers had assembled
The newspaper man is a fine public
speaker ln glowing terms, he prais
ed the high qualities 0f u,e deceas
ed. reciting his disinterested efforts
m the peoples behalf Refore ho
had completed his eulogy. neatly all
of his auditors were in twins. One
of the jobbers was asked to speak
The passengers were shocked at the I
diatribe of abuse which he heaped'
upon the heed of the supposed mar
tyr He said he heartily endorsed
acUon ot the hardy miner* and
prospectors of Glacier creek, who
had undoubtedly done away with the
former chief forester, but said they
had erred in not first treating him
to a dose of tar and feathers.
Smythe was thunder struck at the
language Tli.its a sample of your
Alaskans." he said to a fellow pas
senger. after the jobber had finish
ed
The next day Symthe received a
wireless message denying the report.
He then realized that he bad been
Jobbed Hp sought refug* in his
stateroom and VU not seen during !
the remainder of the voyag?. ? Seward
Gateway.
FOR RENT.
W. P. & Y. cottage, corner of ;
Second and Main streets. Unfurnish
ed, modem plumbing, bath, etc
Up-to-date in every respect? Apply
G. H Miller. Railroad UMg. 6t j
The Humboldt arrived in port at
4:15 this afternoon and sailed short
ly after.
Lieut. Honkis, wife and child
were round trip passe?,eers on the
Peterson today from Fort Seward.
Harry Olson, the Imperial Candy
Company's "Candy Kid" arrived in
town on the Pet?Tnon today from
Haines.
Ijast Tuesday evening (Hallowe'en)
a party was given at the Methodist
ohwch for the Sunday school. Stor
ies were told. Hallowe'en ?rames
played and a delicious suppeT was
served and greatly enjoyed by the
little ones.
Th^Jv will be a meotinj; of the Skaja
way Volunteer Fire Department to
night (Saturday! at their hall on j
Fourth Avenue. AU members are ;
requested to be on hand.
[local briefs"!
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SKAGWAY WEATHER REPORT
Resists of tbe obse-Tatl.in taken
at Moore's Wharf at midnight,
Nov 3 is as follows
Temp, time obsorvafn .. ..41 above
Max. preceding 2 1 hrs .. .. 4'' above
Mln. " " " .... 41 abov<
?I e?an " " " . . . . 45 above
liaronieter Sfl.oS Cloudy, Calm and
Raining.
INTERIOR WEATHER REPORT
TF.MPF.RATrRR
stations Above Helow
Caribou ..... e2
White' Hor*e
Tagish -It1
Atlin 32
Lower Lebar^re 22
Hootalinqua 3i?
Big Salmon 39
Yukon Crossing 24
Selkirk 21
Coffee Creek
-trwart River .. 2>>
(Vilvie 10
Dawson ? 27
Snowing and ("aim from Caribou
to Tagish.
Raining and Calm at Atlin.
Si. owing and Calm from Lower
beHarce to Hootalinqua
Snowing and North wind from Hie
Salmon to Coffee Creek
Cloudy and North Wind from Stew
art River to Dawson, v? i Lh consider
able ice running in river.
None better anc p?"er "h.in Gibson
rye. Rainier and O'ympia beer. Or
ders by 'phone promptly delivered
The Mascot. tf
Best Meals
In The Ci'v at tlie
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY orr
DINNER
Lodging
ErerythinufClean and
First Class
Fifth Avenue near Broadway
This Is The Ticket You
Get With Each Dollar
Purchase
$150 IN PRIZES $150
TO BE GIVEN AWAY CHRISTMAS 1911
Tickets Uravd At Either Store
H. D. KIRMSE, Pioneer Jeweler, SKAGWAY
1st Prize t do*. Sterling Silver
knives and Forks
2nd " Silver Tea Set
3rd " lvorv Carving Set
4th " Ladies Hand Bag
5th Prize * doz. Cut Class
Tumblers
6th " Cut Glass Berry Bo?- 1
7th " Ladies Umbrella
8th " Gents Umbrella
Drawing Dec. 24, 1911, 9 P. M. No.
?T IS POR LADIES, TOO.
Ttirr Ca? Maf TMr Hair FalHa* Owl
Willi llrrplrMr.
I j* Aim who hare thin hair and ?hi'
hair In falilnr out. cap prrv?ni ih? hair
f-i: :ne out. and thirteen tb* growth, with
?w>>r>'? ' HrrplcWI?." lltrpl
<?!.!#? ;? r-? of th? mn*t *(tr?Mhl* hair
th?r? la. HerplcM* ItlTia th<
T (TTm that ?at* the hair off at
t! ? r <t Aft'-r the R?rm I* df*t roye.1.
tt f r- ' wIM ehmt up. urn) th* bilr pro*
I. ? c r . over Kron a aainple will frm
*- lair that N?whrn'* TI?rr>M<,<
It ? Irr.'i j?- -t?ahle tnlMtt r**|iTl"ll*. Tt
r, : f r n.. M or tr"**". It win not *ta:t!
'?r > c-. ! y l< adlntr dninr!?t* Pm!
->? f >r anmple to Th* Hrrpl
One dollar hottlM trnarmnte^d.
Win. Rritt, Spool*) A Kent. 8ka*way.
FOR SALE
The Iknu-fl of Trade property. Ijot
en* Itkx k one, vttk bulldinc*. bar
fixliir?*. inm safe.oanh reeis'er, Eng
lish billiard table and all furniture
and tables. Entire restaurant outfit.
N'o reasonable offer reflated. Address
R. L. r.tiihrio.
R 3. Box 29
Sant* Roh&.
California, SC
FOR GIFTS
NO TROUBLE TO FIND WHAT
YOU WANT
Wbeo you are out on a bunt for
something appropr.au a* a gift, re
member I have new good* su< h
handsome cot glass, ailverwar?, an<t
beautifully hand pair ted china, ]u*t
In from the maker's, which w>uld
make as handsome a present an ran
be made. So<h go?i? are aiway* ap
preciated. I hare noUj ng but the
latest, up to date in pattern, and In
quality. Nothing but Uk.- *ery beat.
Our watch work, new > raanufactur
??d and skillful engr**ing tpeak f?r
thcmaelvea. We do not tarn out our
work tinleaa It ia flashed in the b??t
manner and we guarai-.t- e every pi? <*
of it. If you have any iron'>ie with
your watch bring It to * and we w'H
guarantee you entire satisfaction at
reasonable charge#.
Don't neglect your >y<>8 when y?u
<*n get them examined free at my
'store with the lateat optical ina'ni
nenta
J. ntuta.
Jeweler and Optfi*i
Important
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$1.50 Per Year
\\Y art* accepting subscript ion? f ?r a f*li? ?rt ^ i f){}
tiim* at the old price of %P 1 ? \J\J
Subscribe Now and Save 50c
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In r mbination with 4 Rutterick l\ishi< ?!?..? /)/)
carrying F< >1 K FUEL PA 'I I EKNS . . . . v/ \J
Our Price for a Short While $1.50
WE SAVE VOL MOM Y ON
VOIR MAGA7INE AND
NEWSPAPER 51 R S ( RIP
TION5. SINGLE OR IN c LI BS.
Just time enough to subscribe for 1912 publications.
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Store Open Evenings
Phone 55
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?> The Skagway Pioneer Dairy
H. F. IEIMAN, Prop.
'The Sanitary Milk Ranch''
n Thf> largest and best conducted dairy in r **ka.
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To til pntntnoQ WWtC raw % Vak
1+1?M+1+B+B+1+II*M+B H'l'l II II B'H'HIIM'M
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B. M. BEHRENDS, B inker
Juneau,
Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Resj>ectfully Solicit* The Acconnt*
of SkagwayjFirmp And Individual*.
Hats and Caps I
big variety
These goods
Shoe*. L ndrrrlothuifl.
Wool Shirts, Overalls
and Men's F urnjsh
ings. 42 1 Broadway,
Just Received.
Reasonable Prices
Dortero's Place
Kotiffht
to aril At
Skajjway. Alaska