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Fancy Wine
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$2.25
Per
Box
f C. W. Ask & Sons
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The Houseof Rich
O J. RkA, Proprietor.
WAL* f'^PER, BUILDING PAPER
p rs. oils, glass and
ilding material
^ Mali 0'0?r* Hrcmptly
J Atundes To Skanwav, Alaska
K*tabli?heii 1897 Telephone 112
Phil. Abrahams
Real Estate and
Fire Insurance
?t A^r ut foi Dubuque Fire & Marine In*. Co.. Dubuque Iowa |
W .ahington Fire In*. Co.. Seattle, Waah.
| NOTARY PUBLIC SKACWAY, ALASKA
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SHIP YOUK
TO TMt
RAW FURS
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MWMAFJLlS MINN
Alaska Fura a Specialty
\ try 1 m> Pnte* Paul
Make - Trial - Shipment
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium [jAl*] Alaska
I-aryt: < ? dua iJaths
Abundance Water. Beat o f
Motel Aeconuuodatiuaa. Fur
Blaheil Lal?iu? for lieUl. ....
Kiceiletu Hunting and Fishing.
Mutuir Imii ig Add Sailing.
Su-awer t i-jry j fiom Juneau
?>ak?w nea.-mamhiy visiia. In
foruialiua a:. a rules Upon reniles'.
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
jr* . ? - jj i iMvwra
Health Resort
of
ALASKA
William Hn>t hn> hat r?.-op**oed his
beat and siuk repair shop, ud out
<j# town work wiU rwcii'e prompt
tUtouUub Only the U?t u t matir
tal ufcJ. and first clasa wuck at r\u
reasonable prices fc guaranteed. Op
intt? J. li. Lyu* U 'a sum. 1h*o.
"Oh you Cluh- Member ? On yw
VS. P. A. C. !" Boubt
fur ail you rt worth, all Uub we?-k. tj
have ail the people ia Town at the
"doiutpt" at the Cluh-Houa* oa llal
io*-?'?n
If you want ?h?U oy?ter?, go to the
Ptxk Train Reataurant tf
New , clean and comfortable beds
for 50 cent* and up at the Dominion
Motel. YVhit*hom, y. T. tf
Fresb oanUom at the Pack Train
fctatauranC tf
?
A SPIEKOIO FEAST OF EATABLES WILL
3E SERVED.
All arraogvmuit** fur the Hallow
K dance and concert at the \V. P.
A. C'luti Monday uighl hav? betrn [hi
levied aikl ovecSUO Lk ki-Cj have b?L-?-u
a uid WllMsk will UMMMV a full hOUSf.
Fuiloaing n> Uic p^UKnuu:
I. Omnufe by Ktwiii Oxvlk*Aru.
3. PwtUo duett, Mrs- KK-ka.rU awl
M?--o tlladya Kirutafc.-.
J Avpio biting tuuU-o( (or children
i lliMory U ute Club Mr. Chair
nu.
j. ik?k?. Mr*> H. D. Kiruwe.
j 6 Pie ""'"'t' t'ul? tebl. YoUUgi&lerv
inter iiiiwthm oi 15 minutes.
I. Svi?x Kewd* Orchestra.
i. Mak guart^Uv. W. C. Bkmcluuxl.
A. C. iiUuchard, K. M. M duly re
and M A. Si*>w.
j. Piano Soio. Mua> GU)s Kirim*
10. KwxtaUon link A. \V. Roed.
II. Trombone Soio Mr. H. \V. Kirb\*
; 12. A^ik divmg Coutet*. Youngsters
Dancing auU iuBpcviiuu of the vu r
<*u> U*xha U> follow.
A Sjik-ndUl ftttat oi tstLabk-s Will be
3orv**l.
FOR SALE.
Cow*} on, aoJUt- of you tight wads,
*bo are burying your money iu Che
Srvxiud or seudti^ it to Canada, and
;*h uk> nell you a fine collage with two
eie^aot 1 uu that euK $1,500, for $100
cash. TrudUv deed and all clear,
ouw i? Uk- time, and if you don't buy
now you will be sorry.
Phil Abraham*
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
Monday. October 31st, the freight
offkv of the W. P. & V. Ry., at the
.kharf will be closed and the freight
office at the Broadway slat on will be
opea. All kx-al shiyuwuUj of freight
kill be received at the Broadway sta
I tion* after that date.
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
SALE
The Pack Train la uow selling a
oig lot of Good Goods at reduced
prices as they are getting too old
| to bold and sell at a profit. Yours,
if. Herman Grimm
QUICK DELIVERY PHONE 9a
Baggage, coal and wood delivered
jpoo shortest notice day and night.
H. FRJCIDENTHAL,
I.. '"??
We Just Received
q:
T*Ai? um, MOUTtiUD, U. 3. P?T
High Grade Footwear
FOR WOMEN
From UTZ ft DUNN. Rochester, New York
NEWEST
FALL
STYLES
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K 'S
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Plft.-Mft.te Shoes
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D?Eai3MM<g
SUn<n>??
FOR -
INFANTS AND CHILDREN
GENUINE GOODYEAR WELT
Broad flat outsole
Shape of The Foot
Next Time Try
Pla-Mate Shoes
\ Humor and
Philosophy 0
J Dl/ACAjV I*. SMITH A
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
JT Is time for h mau to sit up and
look himself over carefully wbeu
his wife's relatlou> begiu to take an
undue Interval In him
As far as su|>erior merit is concerned
you will ahvays Bud that the first per
son singular van always give yon Qua
examples.
Nest to not being a fool comes recog
nizing the < ndltlon iu yourself at its
first appearance.
After a mau has burned all his
mouey ho Is sure to notice a eoldtiess
iu the atmosphere.
T:,o Joys of yesteryear are often re
spouMl .e t< r the harassing troubles
of the preseut.
It is queer how nervous some people
get when a little bit of uuusual work
looms u;> looking for somebody to do
it
Charity too often tries to run upon
its reputation.
Hot words are not congeuial to warm |
friendship.
One of the dangers of n large Income 1
to a man Is the fact that he la likely i
to annex a fashionable wife with It.
A mau wb<> can do anything you tell I
him to do generally averages things by ;
refusing to do anything.
Th* Changes.
Old Tubal Cain was a man of might
In the days when t.'ie earth was new.
I'or the t i n ? : lith then was the prince of
men.
And h:s sv r ls were strong and true.
But h< ?i .Idn't stajid ace high today
In his Utile two bit shop.
With his Iron products made by hand.
Since the steW trust has the drop.
Under the spreading chestnut tree
The villas* smithy stood.
And the sin . .ill day In bis busy way
Sang a sons as he sawed wood.
But the snutn as gone to his long re
ward.
Arid his shop is but a dream.
In cousin. ; tools he Is but a Joke
Since ine/'re i ilung things by steam.
It is Much that way In every line
Kur t! . man who once made shoes.
Stioukl he try it now tie would tlnd some
how
He was bound in the end to lose
The bi? ia- . >? with Its human touch
in the workshop up to date
Cuu turn > ten where he made one;
Can construct them while you wait.
And there's no use kicking against the
bricks
Nor bemoaning tbe rosy past.
The iron !:> hot. but the blacksmith is not.
And the sh eman has lost his last
Jt n v ; f"i better. It may be for worse.
(tut it Isn't the same old way.
Ai d whether we like or lump the fact
The trust nan come to stay.
Her Amiable Disposition.
"1 thought you said that you don't
care f>>r the attention of men?"
"I dou't."
"But here you are trying your best
to attract theui."
"Certainly."
"Kindly eiplaln."
"It makes the other women so mad."
Obvious.
"Where have you been? Harent
seen you for a long time."
"In the country."
"What doing?"
"Following the simple life."
"Too bad! I didn't know that your
creditors were that pressing."
In Chicago.
"I aui so worked up all the time."
"I know It"
"I wish I could bo wore quiet."
"Well, why will you marry so much?"
K?ap Thorn Working.
"The sixth sense is the most use
ful."
"What one Is that?"
"The sense to use the other Ave."
Red Hoadod.
"Fie Is very ar
tistic."
"What? he?"
"Yes."
"Never noticed
It."
"Why. bless
you, he never
wears socks that
don't harmonize
with his hair."
Doubtful.
"Don't you waul to ko to heaveu,
Johnnie ?'
"Thauk you. I have just hail an in
vitation to ko to a pi< nl?\"
Busy.
? lk>es slie take much exerrlse?"
"Kxetvisi1"? 1 should say so "
"What Is ih>? uaiurv of it?"
"4;oe? to tlii- nut lints*.-*
Top Note!..
"Is . he beautiful': '
"Beautiful? I should say so. Siio
is as pretty '?* the ?irl on the mag*
rlni' iiivi-r."
Incompatible.
She i famniis heruty:
lie w is a famous nil;
Tti?-* 'Oiilitn't live together.
Ami mi ihey nud lo quit.
He didn't praise her all the llrno
In prwe ami Idiotic rhyme:
She didn't split her side#. poor thine.
At every "jnlp he tried to Hlng.
Poor Little Herman;
Anybody can beat him.
he's Easy.
Tour Sunday dinner will be ready
from 5 to 8 o'clock at the Dewey
Hotel Restaurant Palatable home j
cooking.
It you don't believe it, aak Tuck. '
He knowa, and you will find Mm a*
Um Board of Trade.
Are you a Club-Member? Do you
pay your dues? If so, you have an
INTEREST in the Hallow-E'en Con
cert and Dance Next Monday Night
and the Trustees want YOU to help
them BOOST.
H. H. Clay arrived out from Atlin
last night to visit his wife who has
been ill for several months at the
White Pass hospital. Mr. Ctey will
return to Atlin in a few days.
Tuck Flaharty has dressed the
Board of Trade in a new, beautiful
and hopeful shade of green which
gladdens the eye and adds cheerful
ness to that side of the street.
CURES
r Men & Women
T Uh Bi* G for anuatural \
? ina*BHu*tions.
' irritation# or ulceration* ot
. mucous membrtuei. Painlew.
[ uunraoUHHi Dot to ?trictor?.
I "r???nu contagion.
*7 DruczUia,
i ocr la plaia
wrapper, up?i<?
rac?ipt
pp*r, ?apr
??pt of |J. I
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I Special Sale I
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|| COMMENCING MONDAY, OCTOBER 31ST, AND ENDING ^
+ NOVEMBER UTH, AT KERN S OLD STORE. ?
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Artistic Bronze aud G'lt clocks, and mantle ornaments; al- ?
T T
? so a beautiful assortment of hammered copper and brass nov' 1- ?
? ties. ?
1 H. D. KU^LSEf
Pioneer Jeweler
ItIvIvItIvIvIvIvIvI IvIv"v?vIv3ivBvlvIva
J. HEADQUARTERS FOR FIRST CLASS CAFE
4? ATLIN-CONRAD STAGE IN CONNECTION
? CHOICE BAR STOCK
i Caribou Hotel
T NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
I FURNACE HEATED
?1
I
E. w. GIDEON, Proprietor
Carcross, Y.T.
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g HEATED AND UGH I ED FINE SAMPLE ROOM
BY ITS OWN PLANT FOR DRUMMERS
White Pass hoicl
P. 0 McM'ilan, Manager
Eargestand best ap^iwed Rote! in Se VH?n
CHOICE BAR STOCK 01 S. L
RATES MODERATE
OUR BABY PICTURES
Like all portraits that we make, are natural in pose, prop
erly lighted ami beautifully finished. Fast lenses, h .;h ckiss
equipment and tireless tact are the reasons for our remark
able success in baby portraiture.
Come in some fine morning and let us get acquainted with
the babv.
DRAPER CD. COMPANY
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicits The Accounts
of Skagway Firms And Individuals.