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make* ?w>Tni -monthly visit#. In
formation and rate* Sipoo request
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HIGH - PRICES I
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t?m* the rrrUm of the ear.
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tnOuned roodtUoa ot the K<v>tarM%n
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rkw< to Um> iwii*. and iwv
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oat and th* tube rw*wd to K? nor
Ml cvndMon. b<if?m will be <V>
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?r? il?od br OMarrh. which to wU?
in* bvt mi toflaratl condition of thf
mow NT flfc'eg.
Wa will g4*? One Hundred DolUn
?or any tare of -ftmfneee (ca?**d by
0MHTk> Umh (WMt be (Wnl by
Haifa (Wait Cara. Send frr (4r
retore,
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DATE SET FOB - 1
LAST SAILING
|
The bugle c?K hu been won tided
for the close of wvlfnttlon on tht
mighty Yukcu for the season of 1911.
and within * short tiue that mighty
water**? will be locked In the cold
embrace of King Boreas.
The steamer Whltehorse. the last
White Paw and Yukon Route boat
wtU leave for down river Sunday,
September 8th and all passengers for
Dawson should leave Ska* way for
Whitehorse on lh? Saturday rooming
train.
It is expected that the last boat
to arrive up win be the same boat
which k expected to be back In
whitehorae cm the 15th of the month,
aod win there be put on tJbe ways
for U?e winter.
The Oasca. from Dawson Is due
to arrive in Whtteborae on Thursday;
the Whitohonse was reported bound
t?p stream at Coffee Creek at 8 o'
clock last night. while the Selkirk
! was at Tantalus at 6 o'clock last
! niltht.
The Selkirk will leave for down
| river from Whitehorse Friday morning
BOATS OH BAR
iiN TSHAKA
FAIRBANKS Sepil 23- Owing to the
rapid r*l! of the *-?*er h? the Tanan*
wtmhI steamers are rinTWl on a bar
about 2 miW below this cRr with
more than 1.S00 ton* of merchandise
consigned to merchant* here
The mosquito in bnsy tighter
In* th?> frieght up to the town before
the ftwtf np take* place
PINCHOT JOINS
CAMP SEWARD
SKWARP Sept. <;ifTord Pincbfll
P. J. Staklnecker. John K Lathrop,
Herbert Toaier and Mennrs Jaffa and
of the land office department,
joined Seward t^amp. No. 21, Arctic
[troUwwlHtod. lata night.
SKAGWAV'S POKE
GOOD ANO FAT
With the rea 1 estate taiea being
paid into the town treasury In good
sised sun*, and 8k*#r*-av ? portion of
the Federal tax having; arrived. Trea
swrer Brttt report* the town poke a
very fat one at pr*?ent
Taxew from all source*. amounting
to 1717.20, were rewired during the
montf) of Sf<pt?rib?* . and the blow
back from the federal mercantile and
saJoori licenses beir* $6,701.24. The
treasury at tlie bgtnnlng of the pre
sent month contains! *7.15.3 98.
WILL NOT WED DEPOSED KINO
(By Aianka News Bureau.)
NSW TORK Oct. 4 ? OAhy IVwljr*
say* that she doewnt loTe and wont
marry the sailed King Mannel.
PRINCESS MAY IN PORT
The Prinrew May, of the C. P. R.
arrived in this port thia morning at
It o'clock. She brought 101 tons of
freight and 11 passe>ng*r*.
The May will sell for Vancouver
at 7 o'clock tonhrbt, and has a pas
senger list of eighty
Alaskan want ad* for r**nlta
START SUITS
FOR DAMAGES
(By Alaska New* Bureau.)
LOS ANGELES Oct. ?? Tb* rela
Uvea of the victims of the Times ex
plosion bare filed #utt? in largo Bums
for damage# agairM General Otis,
proprietor of the paper.
BURN ALASKA COAL
Good, black Alaska coal Is being if
\ ed In the Tanana as fuel. Arrivals
from Go MX In* creek In the Wood
t+rer country, say that such is the
case. Recently In the construction
: of a ditch for use in conveying water
from Misky and GoMking creeks to
the Berry A Hamli hydraulic opera
tions, the workmen who *r?re engag
ed in the construction were at a loss
for ftieJ. They decided to use coal
taken from the nearby outcrops and
discovered that U made a very ac
o-epUMe fueL Later when the ditch
vras completed, the solitary ditch
tender used the precious stuff In
keeping his little cabin warm ? Ex.
Charles C. Lamb and wife, and Mr
' and Mrs. McVicar, prominent mine
operaton of Circle will bp passengers I
south or* the Princ,?** May tonight.
Vice President 0. L. Dickeson went
to WhKehorse today in Tils private i
car and will meet O. B Perry, who j
fe f>Tpert?ri oih on the SHkirk Mr
Perry will be the guest of Mr. Dick
eson ot? the way ovw from White- ;
home.
Mm. J. W. Clifton, of Whiteherae.
who ha* been in Vk+nria for the
past two months where she baa b?*ti |
treated, arrived np on the Princess
| eye* treated, retntwd on the Princes
May today and will go to White horn#
on the train tomorrow morning.
I?emy Merer, who has been stop
ping in town for the pnM week on
his way to Seattle, where he will
'ake a preparatory course In the ,
flroadway Hltti. bofore entering Tin
ivemity of Washington, will be a p?s
?"yrer aonith on Uip May ton! eh t.
K. C. Howerton, who ha* been em
ployed by the \V. P. A V.. as "Air
Expert"' for the past two ymrs wlH
be a passenger south on the Princess
May tonight Mr. Howerton has been
ill for some time pnst. and will make
the trip to the State* for a change
of climate in order to reealn hi# !
health.
I \i t F F W t-"w'o r< a
^ablp this morning stating that the
Princess Royal had left Vancouver on
time, and should airire In this port
*?rly Saturday morninjt Thr Royal
has 1 passenger, 1 211 tons of merchan
dise. 100 head of sheep and ?* head
of catile She will aall for the south
parly Saturday night
Michael Oirry, who has been with
U?e W. P. 4 T. Route for the paat.
wverai yearn and an old timer in Skar
way, wiH (to to Vancouver on the!
Prtnoeas May tonight, enroute to his
<>M home In New York, where he is ;
*oii* for a visit with his restive*. j
| Mr. Carry is on a 9tVda.v leave of ab- i
(sonoe.
NOTICE
Notice Is hereby yiven to the Tax
Payers of the Town of Skagway, Al
aska that the Common Counrli will
sit as an equalisation Board com
mencing Tuesday, October 3rd, 1911 1
at 8 o'clock p. m., and each night
thereafter until the bwslness of equal
iiinjf the taxes is concluded.
Dated at Ska* way . Alaska this 2nd
?lay of October, 1911.
J. M. Tfcnner. Presi- |
dent of the Council and Ex Officio
Mayor of Skagway, Alaska
Attest, Dan McKay, Town Tier*.
NOTICE
Notice Is hereby tfiven to the Tax
Paypm of the Town of Skagway, Al
aska. that I have this day filed with
the Town Clerk of the Town of Pkag
way, Alaska, the Ai*se*sment Rooks
of said Town of Skagway for the
year* 1911.
Dated at Skagway. Alaska, thla 2nd
day of October, 1911,
Prank P*gp, Town Assessor
R
NOTICE
Jnst received a shipment of fresh
oysters In shell. Ton can now get
oysters on half shell In- any quantity
at the Pack Train Restaurant
COLDS CAUSE WEAOACWE
LAXATTVK RRuMO QVlNlNK. the
world wide Cold and Otip remedy re
mores cause. Call for full name
Look for signature W. OROVB. 36
LOCAL BRIEFS |'
1 Buy Til* IH?i!y Alaskan 1 A I
IllC (MTh? StrwuFot IUC
8KAGWAY WEATHtR REPORT !
Results of the obsarraUon Uk? j
at Moore's Wbsrt at mldnfcht, j
Oct 3, 1?11, ki as follow*:
T<-mp. time obaerrat'n .. .. 46 above j
Ma*, preceding 14 hm .. .. 63 above ;
Mln. " " " .. 48 abovo j
,1 .-an " " f# ?? ?? 4^ iboffi j
Barometer 2t:M Cloudy 8. Wind j
EAGLES REGULAR MEETING.
Skagway Aerie, No. 25. FYaternal
Order of Eagles will meet Wednes
day night at their ball on Fifth Ave
nue. Visiting brothers cordial'y in
vlteid to attend.
Meeting called at 8 o'clock.
Elmer Wheeler, W. P.
J. M. Keller. W. Sec.
The Table d'Hote dinner at the
Pullen House is better than ever.
Why don't you try It You are wel- '
come. *'? j
All the late telegraph news la the
Daily Alaskan.
IS 111 SILVER
ENGRAVED?
Where can be found cwHe genuine
satisfaction than la beautiful table
sliver which Is artistically engraved
with ihc um< or laitUU of the owner
There is nothing that adds to the
appearance of a table, set for some
special occasion like beautiful silver
service, and that the choicest and
most unique designs can be had right
here in Skagwaj, is well worth/ of
note.
Like all the stock In the Klrmse
store, the silver 'stock is equalled In
no other store In town, and when It
is know that all engraving Is done
free of charge, this should be a *reat
inducement to get what jrou are think
ing of boring at the Klrmse store.
It Is time to think of Thanksgiving,
Christina* 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 ronr table.
"CIIMELL KIDS'
With "Can't Break-em Heads'
A New Shipments Just Received
75c $1.50 and $2.00
"Blow, Blow ye Winter winds"
Our third order of Aviation Caps and
I oques now on display
F)Iain colors and color combinations
$2.25, $2.50 and $3.00
EIDERDOWN WOOL
in navy, white, black, red, light blue and gray 25c a skein
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Store Open Evenings :: Phone 55
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy \
H. f. UIMAN, Prop
5 'The Sanitary Milk Ranch" $
' +
Q The largest and best conducted dairy in A laatea. ? "> ?
? ' t
Daily Shipment# of Pure Milk and Cream
To al) points on Whit* Pms * Tnkon Brnii
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? 1 ? 1 m.t.m t ? ? ? ? ?
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B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - ? Alaska
I OLDEST BANK IN , ALASKA
Reflppctfnlly Solicit* 'Die Acconnt*
of 8 lea# way j Firm* A nH Individual*. *
I
Hats and Caps
These goods ? Reasonable Prices
Slwe?, UmWrloriMnK. _ ? W\1
LnsrEJ Uortero s Place
421 Broadway, Skagway, A lank a