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Fancy Wine
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$2.25
Per
Box
C. W. Ask & Sons
r-i-i'i i l-I-i-I-l-i 'M "1 1 i
The Houseof Rich
O. i. RkH, Proprietor.
WAL TAPER, BUILDING PAPER
P * fS. OILS, GLASS AND
U> ILDING MATERIAL
Ui O-Ce'3 Hrimptij
An*?dto Te Skanwav, Alaska
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t .stetiUeJK-d I b i , . elephone 112
I Phil. Abrahams
Real Estate and
Fire Insurance
a 1 j-]uc fur (t Mjuiiic In*. Co.. Dubuque Iowa .
M :i Fire In* Co. Seattle. Wash.
I NOTARY PUBLIC S1ACWAY, ALASKA
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RAW FURS
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Alaska Fur? a Specialty
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We Just Received
T*AO? HARK, MOUTIRCS, U. 6. PAT. OfFICE
High Grade Footwear
FOR WOMEN
From L'TZ & DUNN. Rochester, New York
NEWEST
FALL
STYLES
IPBaisMMe
Sto?e?
FOR j
INFANTS AND CHILDREN I
GENUINE GOODYEAR WELT
Broad flat outsole
Shape of The Foot
Next Time Try
Pla-Mate Shoes
SIMMS ? SOUTH
The Princes Koyal will carry away
kjtxi?hi James 0. Stinebaugh ami bis
iamily oomdntlut; of Mrs. siiiu'b&ugh.
Mioses Kay and irtjiUit- , anil Sam Stint
tMutii w no or* wu their way to
Omul's l*uae>, Oregon. which will be
' t.heir future iiuuir.
"Jim St.'iK-baugh was one of the
,>.oneeft. of Skyway, tuning arrived
?ere from Grant* 1'ass ou October ;
< !>??, ami with (ho exception of oue
uip to tlie south iu 1*102, has been ,
ot:* of ih?- familiar figures iu business
.uiil ?oi ..U life au<l his absence for
a few hours was sure to be noticed
1 by many of his frK-uds.
lu ly?J.' his wife and family >oiauvl
him and Ui? Siluebaugtu" have ever
since Ikvu ivomlueut in the social
affaire U lli a?wu, whlie Mre. Stiue
UtUsh has always been active iu the
fraternal org-anizatiotis of Skagway
having hv-ld the highest offkvs ill the
Maccabees and Ladies Aid Societies.
Ou July Fourth. 1W4, there was
boru to them a little daughter, Flor
eu< oil) lived to the age of
, years, when d?*ith claimed her.
Her funeral being held lu Elks hall
was one of the largest ever hekl tu
Skagway.
In 1901 "Jim" joined the Elks, and
since that time has held every elec
tive office in Skagway Lodge No. 431,
excepting treasurer and secretary,
having been Exalted Ruler In 1907
and 1908, aud was one of the most
withtisiastic members of of the lodge,
and is now serving as chairman of the
board of trustees.
As a chiekeu fancier, Mr. Stine
baugh is second to none and has thor
oughly demonstrated that chickens
can be raised at a good profit in Skag
way as he was the first to put in
the PhUo system and his brood of
chickens were eagerly sought after
when It became known that he was
going to leave.
Mr. Stinebagh is a stockholder in
the Home Power company and owns
considerable real estate in Skagway.
Mr. Stiuebaugh went to Grant's
Pass in 1890 from Omaha and lived
there until the great rush to the
Klondike and upon his arrival in Sktig
way and finding such a thriving place
concluded to remain here, and he will
carry with him the best wishes of the
whole community.
HFIER BUYS
ENGINEER MI
li has be**i rv ported that J. M.
Ku/fner h.. puivh;is-ed the Engineer
Mil. Hi,; tlruup well as the "Red"
Kuport group cu Taku Arm.
Tlit-t-v ]>ropertUa> are kuowu to bo
very rKh u.nd the thurough develop
ment of them will add greatly to the
prosperity of the Atliu district
Vk luU* the price paid waa quite
larsi it but> uct beeu efinitely ascer
tained.
TAXPAYER'S NOTICE
Notice hereby giveu that the a?s
? - ..at book* of the taxable prop
erty iu the Town of Skagway, fw
the yew tyiO. are uow In my hands
and the tuxee levied upou the same
arv uow due iuid potable.
That .-^ud taxes iuv payable at the
office of the Towu Treasurer between
liiv hours of 2 p. u and 5 p. m. of
each day.
That the unpaid taxes on personal
property become delinquent on the
soth day of November, 19 10.
That the unpaid UUt? on real prop
erty become delkuque*H on the 2?th
day of FV?hruary, 1911.
That all deiiuquftut unpaid taxes
both real aitd personal are taxed 20
cent penalty ami per cent per
annum tuitereet until paid.
Phil Abrahams,
Towu Treasurer
JYeah oysters at the Pack Train
invt&uraut. tf
| Charley Brockway returned on the
Royal test night from a trip to New
york.
Agent P. H. ttokl, of the Pacific
Coast Steamship Company received
advice that the City of Seattle ha?l
Wt Seattle ktM night at 9 o'clock,
bound for thte port, oiiwl should ar
rive Monday, Oct. 31.
Hon. Prank Congdoti, member of
IfirUament for the Yukon Territory,
arrived oa the traiu last night and
will leave for Ottawa on the Princess
] Royal tonight.
12 POST CARDS FREE,
We will send you 12 of the pretti
; ofct post cards you o'er saw if you
i will cut this out and send it to us
with 4c. 'o pay postage and mailing
and say you will show them to some
of your friends. If you wish, we will
! also put your name in our Post Card
Bxchai\ge free. You will get cards
from all over the world. Address
Family Story paper,
24-41 Vandewater St., New York. 4t
PUZZLE.
Who sells the best eggs at 40 cents
per doz., and butter at 40 cents per
pound?
ANSWER.
Why Mayflower butter and eggs at
Wye-Bruhn's, of course.
William Hoekims has re-opened bis
boot and shoo repair shop, and out
ot town work will receive prompt
attention. Only the best of mater
ted used, and first class work at rea- |
reasonable prices is guaranteed. Op
posite J. H. Lyuch's store. lmo.
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>v 4
4. HEADQUARTERS FOR FIRST CLASS CAFE 4
$ ATLIN-CONRAD STAGE IN CONNECTION 4
CHOICE BAR STOCK 1
Caribou Hotel
E. VV. GIDEON, Proprietor
Carcross, Y. T.
T NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
X FURNACE HEATED
hKATED AN D UGH i ED FINE SAMPLE ROOM |
BY ITS OWN PLANT FOR DRUMMERS H
(libit* Pass Hotel
P. D McMMian, Manager
Largest and best appointed Hotel in be Vi kon
CHOICE BAR STOCK U 7*
RATES MODERATE WUlltnOrS*, ??
+ IS ! D? K I R M SeTH^
Diamonds Watches Jewelry
Most Extensive and Original Stock on the Pacific Coast
?J* AWARDFD TWO GRAND PRIZES AND FIVE GOLD MEDALS AT
THE A.-Y.-P.- EXPOSITION FOR FINEST
jj Nugget Jewelry, Old Ivory Carvings, Indian Curios.
ALASKA FURS and RUGS
CHILKAT BLANKETS INDIAN BASKETS
Native Made Copper and Silver Jewelry and Souvenirs
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE SENT BY MAIL ON REQUEST
SKAGWAY ::: ALASKA
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[OUR BABY PICTURES
Like all portraits that we make, are natural in nose, prop
erly lighted and beautifully finished. Fast lenses, nigh class
equipment and tireless tact are the reasons for our remark
able success in baby portraiture.
Come in some fine moruing and let us get acquainted with
the baby.
DRAPER <a COMPANY
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, ? Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicits The Accounts
of Skagway Firms And Individuals.
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