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\ We Always Guarantee
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Pnntmn of high class
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COSTS MORE TO BREW
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' A.*. ..J R?t S.. . SEATTLE. WASH.
A Chain
of Logic
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rw? or * MII.LIOX KKMlXiTON
TM'KWlilTKRS tn u?e tmhy more
limit an? other make Mid more than
man) others combined.
Remington Typewriter Co., Inc.
lilt THIRD AVE., SEATTLE.
MONTH OF PROSPECTING
KKU \KI>KD 1?Y LKIHiK
A ledge ot gold-bearing ore one
foot in width, samples of which
contain gold tftat can be seen with
the naked eye, constitutes the dis
covery made on the Empire quart*
claim a few days ago by Foster
and Hungerford, quarti prospectors,
says a recent Issue of the Fair
banks Times Arrivals front the
creeks brought In reports yesterday
concerning the latest find on old
Chatham creek. The discovery ha*
gladdened the hearts of the two
prospectors, who have been tracing
the float ot the ledge for the last
few months.
The find is on the right limit of
Chatham creek, immediately east of
the spot where K. C. Willis It
working on the Jupiter-Mars prop
erty. The Umpire claim Is about
a quarter-mile from the creek, and
is about half way between the
workings of the Chatham Mining
company, hear the head of the
creek, and the property of. the
Pioneer Mining company, on 4,
Chatham.
The men have started to trace
the find, and are reported to be
having considerable success in their
work. They plan to start sinking
on it shortly, and intend to de
??elop it as rapidly as possible.
Fanning tests made of the rock
show that it is very rich, so much
so that the prospectors are Jubilant
and are seeing visions of stamp
mills and cleanups
(XlMKT VI AllTZ CI.AIMH
t'VMII.K TO MKT PROFIT
The l,ynn Canal Mi nine Co. is
abandoning further development
work on the ore bodies of the Hor
rible group of claims at Comet and
according to a statement made to
day by General Manager I. K Hall,
the operation of the twenty-stamp
mill, which was leased eight weijfcs
ago from the Ivanho people, hns
ceased. Mr. Hall had a force of
men at Comet all summer.
"We found It physically impos
sible to extract the values from the
ore encountered," said Mr. Hall to
day, "by reason of the heavy loss
in the sluires. Our mill ran eight
>veeks this summer, but only about
"?O per cent of the assay, values
were saved after milling."
The Ball Interest constructed a
tram to convey the ore from 'he
mine to the mill, one span being
3730 feet long, carrying three 60??
pound buckets, of SO tons capacity,
in ten hours. This Is said to be a
record in aerial tram construction
The tram will not be dismantled.
The Horrible group is owned by
Portland capital and has for a num
ber of years been a pur.>:le to the
mining profession, by reason of
the failure to economically extract
paying per cent, of the gold In
Jicated by assay test
Mr Hall is leaving shortly for
Oregon to spend several weeks He
will then return to the Juneau Gold
Helt, by no means discouraged i t
i he Comet venture, but on -he
?ontrary confident that this section
will ultimately prove the world'*
l.lggest low-grade quarts producer.
HOItltOltS OK WAR
stii.i. i>is?jr ack kiropk
London, Oct. 11 ? Reports from
the frontier along the Turkish
boundary Indicate that thi re has
been some fierce fighting between
the Montenegrins and the Turkish
troops. It Is reported that the
Turks have been driven bark after
an artillery battle lasting half a
day.
It Is also stated that the Monten
egrlans have burned many villages
and killed women and children dur
ing the conflict The range of bat
tle extends for many mile* along
the boundary.
Podnorltea, Oct 11 ? The Turks
have evacuated the district to the
Montenegrins.
London, Oct. 11 ? A re|?ort conies
that the Turks have massacred n
band of Greeks near the border at
Dhlslkala.
Go to the "White Pass Cafe"
for the lest meals In Whltehorse
Mow under the management of Mrs.
Orloff King. tf
CRAB MKAT OK K TAILS
at
The Pack Train Restaurant
Served a la carte.
For 8 Sc. you can get a wholsome,
home cooked meal at the New Home
Restaurant, 6th aveune, Just off of
Broadway.
GOVERNOR IS
I APPRECIATIVE
Juneau, Oct. 8 ? Governor Clark,
who is still In Seattle where he
went from Fairbanks early last
month, wltn Mrs. Clark who was
seriously til, has written to friends
In Juneau leporting that the con
dition of Mrs. Clark ia much im
' proved. The Governor has receiv
ed so many sympathetic Inquiries In
regard to her illness that the fol
lowing statement, prepared by hint,
was given out at the Governor's of
fice today.
i "Mrs. Clark Buffered a severe
nervous collapse or breakdown In
Fairbanks, during my official trip
through the Territory, on the 18th
1 of August. Dr. GaanellB advised
: that, since we were away from home
and the close of navigation was ap
1 proaching, Mrs. Clark sin uld he
taken to Seattle for treatment un
der conditions of perfect quiet and
opportunity for rest. We arrived in
.Seattle on the 6th of September,
and despite a rather rough sea voy
age, Mrs. Clark was much better
than when we left Fairbanks. Dur
ing the first few dayB in Seattle her
improvement was very marked but
for the following two weeks It was
less rapid, although quite steady.
There has been a distinct gain in
the last four days, and Dr. Nichol
son. in whose private sanitarium
.<he Is resting, and Dr. Sloane of
Juneau, our own family physician,
who has just passed through Seat
tle on his way to Kurope, agree
that her complete recovery within n
comparatively short time is perfect
ly assured. I am advised, however,
that under the best conditions re
covery in these rases of nervous
breakdown and prostration require
weeks and sometimes several month
Her illness seems to have been the
result of quite natural causes. In
cluding a death in her own family
in the" Kast and much grief and
anxiety springing from that and
other kindred sources.
"I particularly wish to exprets
my deep appreciation of the kind
ness of the people of Fairbanks,
both before and after Mrs. Clark's
prrat ration. A few days later when
she became ill, I was overwhelmed
with proffers of aid and sympathy
frcm all the townspeople- ? so much
so that it seemed as if I had never
cxp< rienced so much kindness In
my life, and words are feeble to
express my deep gratitude and ap
preciation."
Governor Clark will remain in
Seattle to meet Secretary of State
Knox and Secretary of the Interior
Fisher upon their arrival from
Hawaii; and If necessary, by reason
of Mrs. Clark's illness, he will re
main there several weeks longer
when Mrs. Clark will be able to
return home with him In the
meantime the Governor's office Is
, in the capable charge of Acting
Governor Distln. while many im
portant matters are constantly being
forwarded to Governor Clark, at
the New Washington Hotel, for his
i personal attention. The Governor
Is writing his annual report In Se
attle for the fiscal year 1912, and
it will be forwarded to Washington
in a few dnys
H I) Kirmsc. Fred WtMlf and
J M Keller left this morning on
the Oeorgia for Haines, where the.r
will take a launch for the Chllcat
river on a few days hunting trip.
Tht-y expect to l;in<l a nice hunch
of (lurks.
O. K Mercer, son of A. C. Mer
cer, arrived from Juneau last night
for a visit of an Indefinite time.
PRE* AND ACCEPTED MASON*
Regular meetings of White Pw
Lodge No. 113, r"ri?e and \ ?ept<
Mason*. second and fourth F. I.la>? <1
>ach month, at 8 p. m sharp, at Ht
<onlc ball. 22.p> Fourth avenrn .
SoJuurtiliiK and visiting member'
we i equated to meet with tia
H. F, TATLOR, Sec.
VVTICK TO <JKKMANS.
My cabbage la all gone, but 1
have a big lot of good second hand
brick <hat Is just the thing
for repairing chimneys or building
new ones. $1.R0 per hundred, and
you haul It yourself. Krln go
Hraugh, Tom Ryan
FIVE GOOD ONE S TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleford and (Jlbson Rya. Bad
welser, Bl?e Ribbon f?d P?l? Rain
ler Beer at the Board of Trade.
Food cooked as It should be at
the ' White Paas C?fe." Only the
best In the market Mrs. Orloff
King, proprletresa.
dovt ejpkhiment
Vna Will Make No Mistake If fd*
hillow Thl# ,UI\ k?.
Never neglect your kidneys
If you have pain In the berk,
urinary disorder*, dicslnesa ami
nervousness. It's time to act .ind
no time to experiment. These are
frequently symptoms of kidney
trouble, and a remedy which h
recommended for the kidneys should
be taken In time.
Doan's Kidney Pills are a good
remedy to use. It has acted effect
ively In many cases In this vicinity.
Can Alaskan residents demand
further proof than the following tes
timonial?
K. O. Beaumont, 635 Q 3t ,
Kureka, Cat., says: "For a long
time I had a bad case of kidney and
bladder trouble. The kidney secret
ions were too frequent In passage
and I suffered a groat deal from
backache that was especially severe
at night. 1 applied plasters to my
back and used other remedies, but
without receiving any noticeable
benefit. Happening to s<-e an ar
ticle In tho papers about Do"U?'s
Kidney Pills, I procured the rem
edy. I began using It and in a
short time my kidneys were restor
ed to a normal condition. I have
used five boxes of Doan's Kldm-y
litis and can say that I am cured.
As I did not take any other remedy
at the same time, I give tbe full
r redlt for my cure to Doan's Kidney
Pills."
For sale by all dealers. Price
50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buf
falo, New Vork, sole scents for the
United States.
Remember the name ? Doan's?
and take no other.
Henry Fnedenthai Pbone 7?. Quick
delivery. It*fr*a?e and expr?-??lnj! on
?hort notice, day or night.
NOTICK.
Olympia l>eer on draft at the
Board of Trad-j. Thla famous brew
la kept constantly" fresh both on
draft and In bottles Thla la the
time to drink beer. Oet It at the
Hoard of Trade liar, where the cel
ebrated Rainier Ueer Is also kept
In botties. If
IM>OTH'8 BAI/riMOHK OYfiTKRS
Finest Fresh Oysters ever brought
to Skagway In bulk Comes in re
frigerator aealed earthen Jars. Ovs
lers on Hi-lf Shell also always on
hand. Order by Phone or call at th
Vienna Hakery, Hroadwav, near Sth
The best meals In Whltehorse at
(he "White Pass Cafe," only white
help employed. Mrs. Orloff Klnfc
proprietress. tf
Hand painted dinner cards, favors
score cards. In water color or oil
original and exclusive designs ami
local subjects. Supply on hand o
special work executed on short
notice. Mrs. I/>ulse MUnes, with
J. Ikuta, Skagway Mall orders re
celve special attention. tf
hom k ?no wx s p r i x ?
CH ICK K X
at
The Park Train Retinrani
PUBLIC
and Bookkf
look after your ac
counts and co ?
ence for sma~ L fee, at
Draper Co.
Agents For ?
KASTMAN KODAK St'PFMK*
PHOTOORAPHER9
Finishing done for those who "pr*?
the button "
Full line of Films, riaten
Papers.
Mail orders carefully attended to.
? Addrcw ?
DRAPKK * (t)MPAXV, P. ?, Hot (I
Skngway, Alaska.
Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY STANICf!.
Far 14 Triri W* H.rt SrrrrJ mty
The Beat in the Market#
1*4 I?4?t it M tW
Moat Popular Eating
House in the North
New Location
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Delmonico of Alaska
? ' ? ? gg ll ? - ?
H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEF.R JKWE1XR
of AU?k?
I and Mo* Complete
Stock ol
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
Store* at
SKAGWAY A KLTCHIKAN
Best Meals
In Tb? CUy ?f ih?
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY orr
DINNER <33
Lodging
Everything Clean and
Firat Claaa
Fifth Avenue near Broadway
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v CANDY ....
V CIGARS
( TOBACCO
Smoker* Articles
A Carefully Ko|rrt^<l
of Nftions. Snch a* Shav
ing Article. b*>lt*. Now
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BROADWAY. (Ne? Fifik)
Tony Dortero's *
j: Board of Trade t
I J
Cafe
i A CWili.
^ Evpything New and First
T Class
T Baiy)i?t' *ml Private f)mner?
T A Sperinlty
X Popular Prices
It! Open Day and Night
DEWEY
CAFE
J. E. TCRREk
Formerly of
D'v??)n Kentucky KiktlM
tnd Infely of
9cott'$ Ho' #1 C mroin.
The Beat in ?he Mark*!
Properly Cooked
BF.ST MF.ALS FN TOWN
AT POPULAR PRICES
Open from 6 a. m. to 10 p. m.
DON'T FROC
Unlexa You're Oot M Ctjrm
H. Hartwigsen
Hncrewor to
W. W. BOUQMTON
nr*r,r? n?
Cigars Tobacco.
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
lard* outer LATIWO uhrart
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