IT'S UP TO YOU 11
GREEN TOMATOES
RIPE TOMATOES GREEN PEPPERS
PEACHES PEARS
PLUMS GRAPES
PRUNES APPLES
CRAB APPLES GRAPE FRUIT
HUBBARD SQUASH
WAX BEANS CUCUMBERS
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G. R. Brace, a popular Bennett resi
dent, is isi the citv on a short business
and pleasure trip.
Fred Kobinson, one of the popular
railroadmen stationed at Glacier is
down with an engiue which ;s being ;
paired at the local -hops.
Frof C. George >00, -pecial agent
of the agricultural department for
Alalia, is in the city after a month's
trip to interior yoint>.
Lieut. S. C. Orchard, who has been
ia the lUines vicinity looking after the
road- recently built by the A'aska road
commission etarurd Us: nigh:.
Mrs. S. A. Bertram!, wife of the su
perintendent of publ:c works at Daw
sou, accompanied by her daughter, are
at the I'ulleu hou<e on th-.ir way to the
coast
Mrs G. C. Woodard. wife of the vice
consul at Dawson, is reg.-tered at the
Pullen house from Dawson on her way
to California, where she w 11 speii'l the
winter.
Word ccnti'S from Whiwhorsc that
the Yukon and well known and admired
in this city, may make a trip y.'ca to
Australia.
Miss M. A. Judd, a large property
owuer fan J pioneer resulentoi
way, will ica\e on the tii*t Cottage
City (or a ^ -tit of several raon'bs with
friend-- au>l relatives in the states.
Herman t - ? im.*u was today exhibi'. iug
bops which were (frown by bira in this
city that would place t>y a comparison
with the famed Washington variety
Ska^way much in the lead.
While coming from the fifteen ;nile
post to Glacier this morning >>a a push
oar. Normau A;>bo. f^.l from the car
and was injured about the hi[>s. lie
*as taken to tht U> >p" il aiul is resting
comfortably
J. A. McConnell, one of theoM timers
in Alaska, accompanied by his wife, is
in the city anil will go below for a '-a
cation. Mr. McCotiuell has been -*on
tractiug on the inside and brought out
witn him a large number of horses.
F. X. Gosseiio. gold commissioner f >r
the Daw sou district. ~ in the city. He
speaks well for the inside ami Ioj'ks for
a very prospersous season next year
Mr. Gosf'iin will Nave oa the City of
Seattle tomorrow and may go to Kurope
before returning north.
Will Clayson E. K Pitman and Geo.
Bouckaer:. ,eft this morning for Sunny
bay on a prospecting trip.? Seward Gate
way. We don't know, but if the third
member of the triniy is as wise as
Messrs C'laysoa an 1 Pittmac, they
ought to get the goods.
Harry Pinkiert will be a widower to? i
morrow. His four charming daughters
will leave on tne Whitehor-e. It isj
fourteen months since the young ladies
arrived here and fell in a bevy on papa's
neck at the gangplank when they ]
alighted. The girls had just been
through the S;m Francisco disaster and
their homecoming was more than joy
ous. Now it has been decided that an
other winter in cbeechucolacd will be a
novelty, and the young ladies will leave
today, and father will go out in Janu
ary. One of the young ladies will go
to San Francisco, and the three others
will remain at Vancouver to await the
coming of the head of the family, when
they will escort him through the mys
terious great cities that have sprung
into existence since the sourdoughs
pluageJ into the Yukon. ? Dawson
New*.
The young ladies arrived last night
anj are guests of the Pollen house anil
will devote th? time between now aud
the sailing of the boats to 1 1- i | > ?> arou: d
Skagway.
The City of Seattle will arrive iu
|>ort at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Tlie Dolphin will arrive tomorrow af
teincou. Botb I -oats will sail tomorrow
night.
(I. J. Miller, one of the members of
tie HayJen & U'hitehouse Real Kstate
company, of Tacoma, ami who helped
bla.:e the trail to the Yukon, came in
las', night from Circle and will go below
on the City of Se ittle. Mr. Miller siy
the district ar.>und Circle is luokiug
fine and that the only reason it will not
make an excellent showing this year is
because there was a scarcity ot men to
work the properties there the last few
months.
V. U. Sturgill will leave tomorrow i
for Haines, where he will mike con
plain against an Indian who r >bbe.
his earn |* a few miles belo* towu las'
week. The camp was ransacked and
large amount of groceries and clothing
takeu together w.th some valuable pa
pers. The fact t at a toothbrush w&
among the articles stolen led Mr. Stur
gill to think it was an Indian who com
mined the thelt, und nuce then he ht^
satis'ietl himself that such is the ease
PONO IS GROSSED BY THE BIG OCEAN
GRAYHOUND IN GREATLY REDUCED
NUMBER OF HOURS
The Daily Alaskan Cubic.
New York, Sept. 13? The l'unard|
liner l.ustini arrived yesterday from
I/verpool iu four day* acd eighteen
hours, i'tie record made by the .iner
on this trip clips thirteen hou's otl of
the time that has existed for the trip
up to the present time.
LATE NEWS OF
THE BOATS
Wiiilehorse, Sept. 13? 1,'p stream ?
The Bonanza Wing arrived at S p. ni.
The Victorian arrived at 1 a iu. The |
Casca ? as at Yukon Crossing at 11:30 a.
iu. The Prcspector was at Hootalir
qua at 3:3<i a. ro.
Down stream ? The Selkirk wa? al
Coffee creek at 7 p. ni. The Dawson
?eft at daylight.
Next filing -The Bonanza King
got away this morning. The Victorisn
will sail this evening.
The wire is down north of Coffee |
creek.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
The co-partnership heretofore exist- j
ing between W. B. Case and H. fl. <
Draper under the firm name of Case A:
Draper, at Skagwav and Juneau, is this
, day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.
H. U. Draper continuing the business
at Skagway and Mr. W. H. Case con
tinuing the business at Juneau. All
accounts owing to the firm ff Case &
Draper at Skagway are payable to Mr.
H. H. Draper and all bills.ow:ng bv the
Skagway tirm will be pa'd by Mr. H. H.
Draper, Mr, W. H. Case being respon
sible for all bills owing by the Juneau j
house and all hills due tbc Juneau
house are payable to him.
W. B. Case.
H. H. Draper.
Dated *t Skagway, Alaska, Septem
I ber 10. 1807,
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new fall goods
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B. M. Behrends Mercantile Company .
(ieo. Bianchard, Manager I*
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LADIES' WINTER HATS
LADIES' DRESS SKIRLS
LADIES' WINTER WAISTS
BOYS' WINTER CLOTHING
Wanted
Hop picker- - Two ilollar? a ha* !?
pick the hops out of the birlry jui e a:
-,he Seattle.
Thebest diu'u^ room, i lit* hc>* lute- ac
c niinoilations the tuo>t comfort at tie
Fifth Avenue
HUNDREDS OP ALASKA READERS KNOW
WHAT IT MEANS
The kidneys are overtaxed;
llave too much to do.
They to!! about it in man;, actus ami
llickache, sideach?. Iieaii.it e.
l<*ily symptoms of kidney ills.
t'rioary trouble*, diabetes. Bright' s
distase folio*.
W. K. Mcintosh, of 590 Harrisou
\ve . Astoria, Dreg., says: "'For ye.ns,
oil" and oo. I suffered a good deal from
? deranged condition of t lie kidneys
and lauieucs and aching across the
miiu!I of inv lurk, which annoyed me
very uiu rh at my wotk and made il
painful 10 stoop ovtror lift anything
I often thought 1 was troubled with
gravel, so painful was the passage ol
the kidm y secret ious. 1 loan's Kidney
l\ils came to uiy notice and I procured j
lliem at a drug store. They helped me
from the first and soon relieved the
|>uin ami lameness in my Nek, correct
ed.und regulated the kidney secretions,
and the lapse of time viuoe 1 Have my
iirst statement regarding tuv satis
factory experience with your remedy,
litis shown that the benefit deri.vd is
still of a lasting nature."
For sale by nil dealers. Price '"O
ee t? Foster-Mi I hum I o. , B :tT?l.i, N.
Y . -ule agents for the lTnited States.
Ivemembcr the name Knr.'e- ami
lake no other.
HOW'S THIS?
\\ e offer C >ue H undreJ dollar- Reward
for anv case of catarrh that cat not lie
cured by Haii's Catarrh cure.
We, the undersigned, have known
I- .1. Chi nny for the ia-t 1 5 yea's, and
believe him jierfee ly hono-able in
ali business transactions ?uJ fiuanciallv
aide to cat ry out any obligations m-Hlr
?>y his firm.
"VVAl.ni NTS, KINS AN \ MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists' Toledo, l >
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken interna!
ly, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testiniooinls'senl Iree. Price 7."> cen's
per bottle. SoM bv all Drnggt?ts.
Take Flail's Family Pit Is for consti
pation.
MEN WANTED TO
CUT WOOD
Wages paid to 5 OH a cord
Alsg Good Men to work by
the day. Wages $3 00
a day and board
Apply to
G. H. STIRGILL
Re?id?no? 7tb and State St.
SKAGWAY
DON'T FROG
I'n'.ej-s You've Got 50 Cknts
I W. W. BOUGHTON
Cigars, Tobacco.
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
LARGE riRCTLATlXlS L1HRW
INCLUDING LATEST iVM'Y
>? \ , \ 7. IN KS, N EWSPA IM KS A NI>
We have a large stock
liouiney's Candy
Peter's Chocolates
Also every kind of
Fresh Nuts
Dotit' Korird the NmuWr. IJ"' |tr?1 ? * \
Tony Dortero's
fiand-Paintcd
China in Endless
? uaricrv ?
Having just received a
law shipment of beau
tifill Hand Paiuted
China, we are now better
prepared than ever to
otfer you a stock of
Artistic merit from which
may be selected (lifts*
for all occasions
H. D. Kirmse,
Proneer Jeweler
Skagway, - - Alaska |
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Raw Furs....
WE PAY
High Prices for fine furs
Write For PricesLi?t
Percy's Fur House
OehkMh, wiMonsia
r Hfcmiififi) sotmras I
[ aoninoM mi) scrip j
This Scrip takes immediate title
to either survey 3d or unsurveypd
^nd in Alaska, and is approved
by the Government. Price $30 00
per acre in 40. 80 and 120 acre
pieces, or $50 00 per acre in pieces
of from 1 to 20 acres
R. H. PEALE A CO..
OAKLAND. CAL. SALT LAKE CITV, UTAH
1603 BRUSH ST. MERCANTILE ANNEX
Tuck Fla^A^ty G ?org?
r a Mors ni.MfpiA nm on r?R at*? . ht
LP*d?'ifc Gf?nfl*rrv#n* Retort ^
Board of trade
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& Woodbum, Prop* 9ft
- hm. i. Pi*M. W" ?M 1^ (> 'N v '
Op.n D.yind tlight *h??|uj?y.
HBATKIl AND L1GHTRP KINK SAMPLE R'* ?W 8
BY ITS OWN PLANT POIt DKUMMRRS t
Ulbitc Pass rn f
P. D McMillan, Manager
Cargest and best appointed Hold in the Vukcn
| 2K? !l?ES WMKbone, V. C.
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REMINGTON
TYPEWRITER
fianiy * Trandson
fliicnis for Skagwav
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