Received on Humboldt
FRUIT
Peaches, C av. Apples, Cooking Apples, Tokay Crapes, Malaga
Grapes, Italian Prunes, Cantaloupe, Bananas, Pears,
Crab Apples Oranges
VEGETABLES
Celery, Green Corn, Ripe Tomatoes Egg Plant, Cauliflower,
Cucumbers, Sweet Potatoes.
Large Assortment'of Those Good Cookies
Canning Fruit on Spokane Saturday
C. W. ASH & SONS
Leading Grocers
WHY NOT ?
LET YOUR NEXT SUIT BE AN
$30.00 ■- Alfred Benjamin - $35.00
Other Suits F rom $5.00 to $23.00 (See Window Display)
Dortero &, Son
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 82
PELL* RIVER HOLDS ITS OWN"
*>. U. Evans arrived from the Pelly
River district oa last night's train.
Ho will be in Skagway four or five
days visl'ing with iiiai mother and
sistei. ard then ret;tra to the inter
ior'. .Mr Evans repoitsf that the
Pelly Kiver is more than holding
lis cwa ihis season. Many prospect
ors have been working thru the dls
'rict 11.d al! who have been in the
tf'Vrict are optimistio over the
possibili'ics of that auction. For
a ulJce to hum and enjoy a rough1
and 'umllte outing, there is no place
that cr.u come up to the Pelly River
distrlc'.
Mrs. Morris of Atlin passed thru
thif city last nijht. She is en
route tc Seattle
RECORD DRILLER
EXECUTE TO STATES
Ben Guidonl, for two yearn on i
th<* working force of th« Engineer ,
Mine, arrived in this city; las* night
enrou e to Tacoma, where hej will ,
be married. He contemplates on
making his home ia the states. Mr.
Quidoni holds a record made at
the Engineer mine for drilling. In
one shif* of eight hours he sent
the steel drill thru 22 feet of rock.
Ia a contest he has shot thje metal
drill th-ru 22 laches of hard, rock in
fifteen minutes. Ha lg considered
or.e otf the best drillers in this sec
tion of the country.
L. Osborne, Pacific Coast man,
wjj an lpterior gasseugor oa the
morning's train.
PRINCE RUPERT
ON SCHEDULE
5? •"
The Piicce Rupert sailed into
Skagwav Bay tills morning and; be
fore seven o'clock had rolled
around it had out its linea and
allowed its passengers tp cross
tne gang plank to Slkagway soil.
Fourteen one way passengers for
Skgaway and five round trippors
made up the passenger list for
this port.
Its freight cargq was composed
of 110 tons, the better part of
which was coasigneed thru to Daw
son merchants. Among the one
way passengers noted) were Mrs.
W. Arter and baby, Miss Etta Suji
deen and Mrs. David-Lqvey, who
will visl<>» with Mrs. Friedentlial of
this city.
CITY OF SEATTLE ENROUTE
The City oL Seattle is chalked
ui> ou tlie boards of the Pacific
C as offices to make this port
Saturday afternoon. It carries 115
tons of freight for Skagway mer
chants. Its passenger list is run
ning heavy for southern) cities and
Agent AVcir expects a good arrival
for Ska3-way.
SOPHIA Ol"T LAST \IGHT
The Princess Sophia, tooted its
farwell whis'le last night at 7:10,
Iocs.J its lines, drifted out to the
middle of the channel, swung
around and steamed ahead at full
speed, making for southern) ports.
About thirty two passengers made
up the list tor the southern! run.
Reservations are running heavy in
intermediate ports for this trip
on the Sophia.
PASSENGERS EX ROUTE
A heavy interior passenger lust
is expcc'ed to arrive on, tomorrow
night and connection^ will be made
Dawson arrives in White Horse to
nigh and connections! will be made
by 'hose desiring to leave imme
diate! to; the outside.
Tlie Prince Rupert will clear for
tne sou'b' tomorrow; night.
RIVER REPOR [
WHITEHORSE, Sept. 28—Selkirk
sailed 9 a, m.
Canadian, down Yukon( Crossing
6 45 a. m.
Cascal left Dawson for Forty
.Mile 6:30 p. m. I 'j ji
Nasutlln arrived in' Dawson, 6:30
a. m. y
Dawson up Isaac Creek 6:45 a. m.
White Horde up Selkirk 8:30 p
m.
White Horse sails Saturday.
PETERSON OVER TONIGHT
The government steamer Peter
son will arrive ii> port this after
noon around the five o'clock hour
with a number of Haines and Fort
Sc-ward Masons, who are taking
work in the Skagway lodge.
MASON NOTICE
A special communication! of
Whlite Pasa Lodge No. 113, F. &
A. M., will be held in the lodge
room on Friday evening, Sept. 29.
A full attendance Is requested.
E. L. WHEELER, W. M.
Mrs. Weir is expected to ar
rive in Skagway tomorrow night on
the Jefferson.
J. M. Tanner is busily engaged
plating a new fence around' his
place on Sixth Avenue^
Miss Nfclson of Chicago, return
ed from tee Atlln. district on last
night's train and/ left for her
heme on the Sophia.
J. D. Camivbell McRoftybie, re
presenting the MeRobbie Shoe* Co.,
of Vancouver. B. C., was a passen
ger on the Prince Rupert this
morning. Mr. McRotobie is en-1
route to L'awson and intorior point?.!
J. W. PIUTCHETT RUNS PAPER j
j The Wr«'ri:;<rjl Sentinel, edited for
'a period of three years' by Paul |
1 P. Stanhope, has changed' hands aid
I will henceforth be run under the j
lever csr-"*»2 eye of J. W P.ritchett. j
' Mr. Pritciutt was for a short time
'on the sfaff f the Daily Alaskan
and .nade many friends during his
j stay in "u Garden,' City, who will |
wish him success at the new enter-.
! prise.
| Still Another Added Feature 'To ]
Our Fancy Work Dept.
J, & P-Coats C ohet Cotton, White 10 ]
to 100, a b8 I 15c and 25c <
Ecru 15 to 50- a ba 1 15c and 20c t
NEW STAMPED
S and SCARFS
Crochet Hooks .
Best English zes2tol4
Fabric Silk S rf & Cap $2,75
SportCaps ^"ithoul $1-75
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 I'. M. Saturdays 0 P. M.
f■s f-. Hiinr
K • fe *. ^ i | lull
- .0 .•. Proprietor
Friday an«l Saturday
Imp Vniv<;i>;il jiu ■ ' C lW.ilil), in two jUlitS, witl^
Dc|r<iliy I'liilli] s. Written I.y Stuart J'aton,
SOX, featuring !!<■ I A la!..
SMALLI'OX l . — A rollicking comply, witty
Will gbaycr, Ati i<! ctl ii ." ■! Sttuilcgr Waljw»l«\
FIVE HEIXS
Music by J. V. Miller.
On Broadv.ay near Fourth
Inclined Floor
Admission 25-:
10c
Begins 8:30
C. II. Power and wife, M s. ,0-n
Levcy U. King, C. Cusliln.fr.
Ktta Sundeen, Mrs. Artcr as
I, D. Campbell McRobbie
Emma Iluiue and child weie t
Sksgvcr one nay passei
UJike i-o-it on the Rupert t'
noniing.
ri Cold >n One Day
TMCMO QUININE
T. C 'igU and Headache
. Drnf;gistslefuurf
; . .. :ic. K. VV. Grove's
jacb bor- 2S cents.
In Introducing1 Our Store to the Public We are Going- to Make it an Obiect
for You to Make Our Store Your Base of Supplies for Dry Goods, Ladies
Ready-to-Wear Suits and Garments, Millinery, Children's School Clothing,
Men's Clothing, Gloves, Shoes, Dry Goods, Notions, Furniture, Carpets, Linole
ums and General House Furnishings Anything from Cellar to Garret
Thursday We Will Inaugurate Our
Introductory Oping Sale
And Will Continue This Sale For Balance Of The Month
This Sale Will Be Known as a One-Third Off Sale and Every Article In The
Store with Exception of Contract Goods, VV ill Come Under Reduction of Prices.
ALBERT REINERT
Successor To ,
H. J. LYNCH
During This Sale Our Store Will Remain Open From 8 a. m. Until 9.30 p. m.