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on fruit by the box. A nioo
shipment of fruits and vegeta
bles just reoeived.
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Private Dinner Parties and
Banquets served in attrac
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Mrs. Orloff King :: Proprietor
I Want to Reach Every Man
who hat live foxes (or sale, and who want* to
receive the highest market price. You can
not uffoid to sell without getting in touch with
me. Wire at iny expense giving description and
piice oi anything you have or muy have to offer
G. P. COLWELL, Whitehorse, Y. T.
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OAK OLSON.
S . E. Ac S. W. Alaska Representative '
A NICE COMI'lilMENT 1
TO MtSMllK'U 1. 0. C.
Out ot compliment to tho mom
bora of tho International Geological
Congress who will Mil south tonight
on tho Prlucoss Sophlu, Mr. mid
Mr*. E. J. Shaw hus hud tho dlulng
nn loon of tho voutl docorutod with
beautiful flowora from their Hkug
wuy garden, Thla will bo u bail nor
trip ot the ('unadlau bout, iu> overy
berth la taken and amoiiK the pas
sengers aro many prominent people
who aro going out for tho winter.
Among thuui uro Hoasrs. Cecil Cole
and Koy W. Whlto, who aro return
ing to tho Washington Unlvorslty
to rwumt their atudloa after upend
litis tho aummer In Ukagway, Isau<
Taylor, of tho firm ot Tuylor, Drury
and Peddlar, Whltohorao, will ar
rive on tho train tonight and aall
tor tho aouth. Mra. John ltourko
and daughter, Mr?. Charlos N annoy
with two children from Olaclor will
alao bo paaaengeia out, and will
a pond the winter In Pocntollo, Ida
ho.
MOVKMK.VTH HY HOAT AM) HAII.
The Alaaka Steamship company
hud a boat each way yoaterduy. from
thla port. The Steamship North
weMtoru arrived at 2:20 p. m. with
18 puaMengera iti.d about 190 tons
of freight for Sltagwuy and about
120 passengers for tho weatward.
! she aalled ut !?:0li p. in. The stoanw
slily Marlpoaa ?rrlved from tho
weatward aouth bound at 8:60 o'
clock luat evening and nulled for
Seattle with 48 puaaongera out of
thla port at 11:15 p. m.
Tho next Alas** Steamship coiu
pany'a boat due In thla port la tho
Jetferaou on tho twentieth.
The Gu* Bout Suutu Rita, taking
the regular run of tho Georglu ar
rived In thla port at 7:45 o'clock
luat evening and aalled for Junoau
at 1 a. in. today.
The Steamahlp City of Seuttlo of
tho l'aclflc Couat Steamship com
pany arrived In (tkugway thlir morn
ing at 3:40 o'clock und aalled aouth
at 5:35 with twelvo paaaengera for
sound points. She hud 26 tona ot
general freight tor thla port.
The train wag 1 hour late In get
ting out thla morning, tho delay bo
Ing cuused by the lurgo amount of
freight which hua arrived from tho
south during tho past few day*,
md tho Whlto 1'uss company arc
making every effort to have all
freight move through thla point
with the minimum delay. Wednes
day night ull freight on the wharf
consigned to Interior points, was
cleaned up. and It la believed ull;
late fall freight fill bo landed at
the respective river polnta before
the froexeup.
Skupwuy UlRti No. 4! I will meet
tonight at 8:30 o'clock. All inera
bera are requested to be present.
35c lor u home cooked meal?
luick, cleuu service Whore At
i.? Now <loiuo Restaurant, Fifth
Avenue, hal< ? minute from llroni
Thero la more Catarrh In thla sec
tion of tho country than al' other
diseases put together. and until the
'ast tew years was supposed to be
lucurable. K\>r n great many year*
doctors pronounced It a local dUe-aae
and prescribed local remedies, and
by constantly tailing to euro with lo
aj treatment, pronounced U Incur
able. Science bus proven catarrh to
b a constitutional disease, therefore
?"??quires constitutional treatment,
(tail's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
f. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, la
'?he only constitutional cure on the
uarkeL It la takun internally In do
tes from 10 dropi to a teaspoon fu I. It
icts directly on the blood and mucou
virfaros of the uystem. They offer
?we hundred dollars for any case it
falls to cure. Seud tor circular and
testimonial*
K J CHCNKY A CO. Toledo, O
Sold by Druggists, 76c
lake Hall's Family PUl* for ronsll
T*??on
fW Air . Pure Foo4 , FW, Drink,
arc rucntiat to hfal^y. jfriw'th
IIAMHIIAW UK NIKS THAT
Ills MKN J I'Ml'liD CliAIMH
I Continued from l'jgo I )
this U contrary to tho law In thut
k company cun only loculo u given
number of claims and thut by ob
taining ground thiough tUclr men
they are at leant evading the aplr
lt of the law. They rightfully draw
n distinction between bona fldo pur
chasing of ground uud employing
men to ?take for thein, anthough It
Is done In the namo of the st#k?rs
uud subsequently deeded over. All
this finessing will result In much of
thu "dual" rinding Ita way In tho
pocketa of tho lawyers.
Those who uro going buck Into
the dlgglnga this winter are going
by way of Oulkaua. They argue
thut while tho trull la considerably
longer thoro are no hoavy gradt*
to ovorcomo, no dangerous glacier*
to croaa and that the trail will per
mit tho carrying of light loads while
tho route from McCarthy la audi as
to preclude carrying heavy loads,
and much of tho wuy la devoid of
t lnibor and aouiothlng like forty j
miles ovor storm swept glaciers.
Tbla aummor twenty-flvo team* havOj
boon taken loaded to Cob i.uke,
seventy five ml lee beyond Qulkuna,
tho balance of tho distance being
made by pack unlniula. Over this
entire routo timber can be found In
plenty. All tho effort* of boomer*
for this or that routo will huve but
little offect us soon as roal freight
ing begins, aa tho freighters aro
going to take the trail which offers
them tho loast resistance. Kvory
cont saved 111 freighting moans so
much loss In the cost of goods. For
tills reason Chltluu, like V aid1 z, Is
willing to bldo Ita tlmo and nwalt
tho coming of tho trade to this
poind
PAUL d'HRIltRY. ,
Coincident with the arrival of the
Valdez Dally Miner, Mr. Fletcher T.
Humshaw appeared In Skagway, and
when seen by f representative of
this papor relative to tho article
appearing above, Mr. Hanishaw stat
ot' an follows :
"1 look for very little litigation
In tho camp. When wo lo't North
fork Island, to go to the strike, all
of my men were dlschargod and
paid off, and all went to tho digging
and staked for themselves oxcopl
my oiiKlneers," packers and cooks.
"Any of theao, who claims wore
purchased bv me, was paid for his
claims, tho sauio as though I had
bought It from any othor person.
"The evidence which 1 gave by th<
actual practical work 1 was doing, I
consider bus done much to prove tho
vlrtuo of the camp. 1 was probably
better propnrod to bed rock and
cross-cut a crook than any othor
operator, and I spared no pains to
know that thoro was no technical
flaw, either In my staking, recording
of affidavit of representation work.
"Tho camp la good and ovory
minor who has gono Into the coun
try with u vtow to working tho
ground, has either remained or will
return when provisions can bo so
cured at a comniorclul prlco."
Mr. Humshaw came out ovor the
McCarthy-Cordova routo for tho pur
pose of ascertaining first hand
Just what the trail Is, bringing his
family, and will romnln In Skagway
for a fow days porfectlng arrange
ments for tho transportation of
freight which h* will purchaso as
soon us ho ronchos tho statos. Ho
oxpects to return to Chlsana ovor
tho first Ice, and will lake back
with him from the statos provisions
and sufficient help to work his
claims, llo has u lurgo quantity of
nuggets nud coarse gold dust which
he took out of his claims.
CUAII MK.tr COCK TAII.H
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1erve<! * l? carte.
Tho Pack Train ftcstmirsnl
KASTKKN OYSTKKH ON TIIK
IIAI.F HIIKMi
Fresh Eastern Oysters on th
half shell uro now to bo had at tho
Pack Train Itustaurant.
For
Sale
In
Skagway
At All
First
Class
Bars
FALL AND WINTER
GAGE 1ILLIIERT
Now On Display
TBE NEWEST MODELS IN
Trimmed and Untrimmed Shapes
L. A. Harrison Company
?Phone 55
Store open until 9 p. m.
FIVE G^OD ONES TO DRAW TO.
I'ebbk'ord and Gibson Ilye. Bud
? finer, ''luo Ribbon and Palo R*in
icr He? al Uio Board of Trade.
Location Notlcos, placer und
iiuartt, GOc. a dozen at tlio !):*!!>
Alaskan offlco. "
OrJyjTnc "BROMO QUININE, 1 that Is
,r A-ative flromo Ouinino
Cu.*ci a Cold in One Day, Crip in 2 Days
on !
box. I
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f SOMETHING NEW !
Mill (MS
Frcjh and Fragranl !
FRESH FKUITS
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Large circulating library, including tbe
laletl copy write book*, Magazine*.
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