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OLIVE OIL
PEANUT BUTTER
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SKAGWAY, ALASKA
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RAW FURS
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^ Alaska Fur# a Specialty
Very Top Prices Paid.
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SHOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium P"*] Alaska
Ur;e, lean. Indivitiua Ilaths.
Hotel Accoiriu'idaciucs. Fur*
ni->i>ed ? at>ias fw Rent. . . . ^
KiO? ei : urn and Fishing.
Su uuer ?i? -.i-via from Juneau
ins semi-month ? visits. In
formal >n and rates upon request
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
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Health Resort
ALASKA
William Husk ins has re~cpened his
bcuc and shoti repair shop, an<l out
of low it work will receive prompt
attention. Only llo best of mater
ial uaed, and first chu>s ?u-k at reti
rxtmmMc priies fe> guaranteed. Op
posite J. H. Lynch's More lmo.
auiCK oeliveht hhone 9a
Baggage. -i*l ana wood delivered
upon rhor: at notice day and night
H. FREIDENTHAL,
Alaska slvuinship Cu.'? White- K Iy
er Jefferson left for S- at tie this
uiorning wuh Uiirty-Otte passenisers.
KnuLe Anderson, ??-- Uon foreman
al White Pass, who has been visit
i<ig frietuas far a couple of days r?
i urned ou today's train.
Ed Marvotte. the popular tonsorial
artist of WhKeborv. aitd Joseph Sal
valor. a well known fruit merchant of
the satue place, arrived ou yeou-rday'i
train enroute for the outside where j
they will spend th?? winter
THE WOMAN
IN POLITICS
(By Alaska Nivvs Bureau)
SEATTLE. Nov. o ? Although the;
present political cami>aigu is not very
strenuous in live NoKhwot, there are
a few questions which will arousvi
cH>uie interest at the polls in Nov
ember. The State of Washington,
. uUag on tho question of Woman Suf
frage will attract nation wide atten
tion. With Equal Suffrage the rule
l in several Westwn States already,
and the wouicn of Washington thor
oughly aroused in behalf of the cons
| tiiuiiunal ameoHluieut that will give
I them the right to vole, there is a
| strong liklihood that the ameudment
will pass. Old fashioned ob jet-lions
! to women's rights seem to be rapidly
disappearing Dr. M. A. Matthews,
the noted pastor of the First Pres
byterian Church of Seattle, who uot
iuiiny mouths ago spoke against equal
suffrage from his pulpit, underwent a
chauge of heart after preaching a
burning sermon last Sunday in which
he urged good women to unite with
; him in an effort to cleanse the city
of vice. A group of earnest suffrag
ists went to the preacher after his
st-rmoo and declared that if women
1 had the ballot they would quickly ef
fect the reforms he urged. "If this
' be true." said the Doctor, "take it.
take it, and God Bless you."
Dr. L S. Keller left on today's
i rain for Whiu- horse where he ha
i been called in a professional capa
city.
The C. P. Ky. Steamship Beatrice
left at five o'clock this afternoon
with fifty pas^agers, a small con
siginent of general merchandise and
ore for the smelter.
Capt. Cha.s Allger, who is partner
to Mr. Lafe Spray came up from
Haines this morniug with their lauuo
Cupid, bringing their prospecting out
fit which will now be stored for the
winter, it is the Intention of Spray
and Allger u> go Inside with their ou>
fit early next spring.
The train arriving last night brouph
mail from Dawson, the second to be
dispatched overland since the close I
ot navigation on the Yukon. Letters 1
received bore the date of October 21 H
which would Indicate the side streana 1
are still open and that little snow
is on the trail, otherwise seven days
would cot be required to make the
run to Whitehorse.
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CHILDREN
R. R. SURVEYS
ON GHILCAT
Webstt i' Brown, C. E., who fa to j
char: of the survey work of the Al
aska MiU land Hallway Co., John
Uo= president, was iu Skagway
>\s'. rday ut has returned to Haines:
to i ..ilk his work. To a representa
tlve of th-e Alaskan lie stated that .
he luul succ* eded in locating a splen- J
J i tvi.' >r the road from Isobel
1'; . to W lis, with a grade of only |
1 1 j per n; The I'ass has an ule- ,
a: ion of 2.725 f> ei. which Is approach
-el', from the other side following up
Bear creek. Heretofore Bear creek
lias be- considered impossible as a
??mi turner trail, but Mr. Browu asserts
that hi> party i ante through and
brot. ht a horse along According to
Mr Brown hi- route offers a good
entry in:> the interior of Alaska.
The s irv- ys so he says are now
I'i\i ti Jly complete from the Pass to
Wells a:. 1 from Wells to Haines, the
latt *r stretch having been done previ
ously. He also states that he has
conipK ted surveys at Cliilcoot inl*>t
where the reduction works for the
Rainy Hollow ores will probably be
located in the event that the road
builds to Haines.
He has been ordered to make a
survey down the right bank of Chil
cat river to Pyramid Harbor, from
Wells with the former place as an
osteiisib! terminus of the road. He
also hn> >u -n ordered to make a sur
v ey from Wells up the Klehini to
Pleasant Camp for a branch line to
handle tin ? copper of the Rainy Hol
low .ection and to serve the people ofj
u por , . gold territory. Accord
ing to Mr. Brown there is no great
ei ;:u?.eriiig difficulty to be met with
. i th construction, of any portion of
proposed work so far as outlined and
th canstrut tion will be at a low cost
The Chilcat offers the only opportun
ity for bridge work of any conse
quence and there is very little rock
work.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Realty transfers Nov. 2nd.
W. L. Williams and Wife, to Eugene
Smith, Lot 1. Block 111,
A. W. Reed and Wife to Robert B.
Foeter, -Lots 11 & 12, Block 71.
M. J. Hillery to Geo. B. Wright, 25
x 7 5 feet. Lots 11 & 12, Block 32.
Roy and Lee Gault were passengers
cm this mornings out-going train as
Car as Cowley. It is their intention
t ? put in about two weeks isi thai
vicinity hunting big game.
New, clean and comfortable beds
for 50 cents and up at the Dominion
Hotel, Whitehorse, Y. T. tf
Andrew Frandson of the firm of
Gontv & Frandson. who has just re
turn*! from a hunting trip Iu Yukon
with Bob Goode oif Carcroes reports
having a splemdid time while out.
They put in mo6t of their time about
thirty miles beyond Lake Marsh.
Feathered game in that section, arc
very plentiful, including spruce hens,
ptarmigan and ruffled grouse. Iu fact
their diet while out consisted large
ly of this game.
They got one moose and one big
black timber wolf. The hide of the
latter and the cape of the former
were brought out by Mr. Frandson
and are now being mounted.
TRAVELOG AND SOCIAL
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist Church had an interesting
meeting yesterday at the home of
Mrs. Kennedy. At the business ses
sion it was decided to serve light
refreshments after the entertainment
Friday evening. For the lunch there
is to be a small charge of 15 cents.
The Aid Society takes care of cer
tain expenses of the church and the
proceeds go to this fund.
A beautiful and instructive entertain
ment begins at 8 o'clock, lasting one
hour. The travelog is entitled, "All
About Japan." and nearly 100 views
will be shown of the country, the
people and their ways.
Admission to the entertainment is
free. An offering will be received at
the close for the current expense
fund.
THE FRAHDSONS LEAVE FOR THE OUTSIDE
Tonight Mr. Andrew Frandson, in
company with his mother and sister
Amelia, will leave on the Beatrice for
the outside. They will first go on a
trip through Oregon and then to
Freemoaxt, Neb., where Mrs. and
Mies Frandson will live in the future.
Mr. Frandson expects to return in
about three months. Miss Frandson
has been the popular hello girl in
the local telephone exchange for the
past two years.
A fast refrigerator car service
brings the Florida everglades within
forty hows of New York and forty
eight hours of Chicago, and a mar
ket of 40,000,000 ptople. It is small
wocder the Glade farms realize as
high as $1,000 an acre for their for
tunate owners. A man with ten |
acres under cultivation is independent
tor life.
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I Special Sale I
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COMMENCING MONDAY, OCTOBER 31ST, AND ENDING
NOVEMBER 14TH, AT KERN'S OLD STORE.
Artistic Bronze and G!lt clocks, and mantle ornaments; al
? so a beautiful assortment of hammered copper and brass novel- gg
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Pioneer Jeweler 4*
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HEADQUARTERS FOR FIRST CLASS CAFE *
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Caribou Hotel;
.j. E. w. GIDEON, Proprietor
f NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS PQr~r~00 V T
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I HEATED AND LIGH1ED FINE SAMPLE ROOM
BY ITS OWN PLANT FOR DRUMMERS
While Pass
P. D McMillan, Manager
Largest and best aprinted Rote! is .be Mob
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[OUR BABY PICTURES
Like all portraits that we make, are natural in pose, prop
erly lighted and beautifully finished. Fast lenses, high class
equipment and tireless tact are the reasons for our remark
able success ill baby portraiture.
Come in some fine morning and let us get acquainted with
the baby.
DRAPER CO. COMPANY
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicits The Accounts
of Skagway Firms Aud Individuals.