Applesl Apples! Apples!
A Big Shipment of Extra Fancy
Johnathon Apples just Received.
Only $2.25 per box
A big variety of *
°J°
Fresh Fruits & Vegetables +
ASK & SONS Grocers *
Let Ds Supply Your Furnishings
Oar Um'i faiaiaMnfs kayo a great reputation for their reliable
quality aad »otorat« prices. w» strive to maintain this Teputa
Om la mrmy ar^lela w« adl. Tou will find that you can fill your
vaat» at tfcla atora with th« greatest satisfaction and economy.
DORTERO & SON,
"In tune withtho Human race
and good Clothiers for Meo,"
THE ALASKA GRILL AND CAFE j
{ I CgAKLTT- KMX ==OOBNEK== t
, ► KmMui a cxbcak Newest 4 Finest third avic«ue and 1
paopviMora Restaurant Broadway ♦
; ' VWn Id te Oct *I>M You Desire Cooked as it Should Be f
] W« KMkm % ayrtsity of Banquels and Private Dinner Parties +
• > A r«CMd ul ccmforUbl* place for a supper after the show $
JI or lliin — ilc« in coxy prirat* booths If desired. j
KING'S CAFE
WHITE HORSE YUKON TERRITORY
% Air*. Orlott King :: Proprietor
James lilins
Cleaning* Pressing
And General Repairing
OU doUxv Md« to km* like
MNr *r *7 cl«aata> procmm.
Alteration* at all kinds for lad»««
AH work called tar url (Wiwrwl
SMMMOoa (Wnutad or money
Broadway. Not door to the Alas
ka OrUL
OLtD SCKAT rXHTi TAILS
at
At Pack Trata Hmtmn rant
ike a ft* carte.
NUGGET MOVIES
Broadway, between 2nd and 3ad
Open Eveiv Night
Mary Stuart.—A lig 3 -reel fea
ture adapted from the drama by
Frederiyc Schiller. A superb re
production portraying the last ten
years of the great struggle for the
English throne between Mary, Quta
of Scot*, and Queen Eliiabeth. The
tragic fate of the beautiful Mary.
au;l the plot wliica preceded it
form a story of gripping intensity.
!• is beautifully photographed.—
Kdison Company.
If Dreams Come True.—Featur
ing Kate Price.—Vitagraph Co.
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-BOTTLED IN BOND
Has Had no Peers for Fifty Years
SOLD BY ALL DEALERS
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Without health all success
and happiness must be very
limited.
So it is the duty of every person
to conserve their strength and
health, and their general appear
ance—in short, to make the most
of all the blessings which Nature
has endowed them.
Hire been found by thou
sand* to afford the best
mean* of alwaya keeping
*Sip to the mark** physi
cally and insuring sound
!>ealth which is the founda
tion of real beauty.
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~V<«Mu*?UROLA
iT-irfwrt ffeii to rir*
EXIIUf ton
■fiifUl Ml
kt TO«r l«r»l 4icUr.
A tomtplHm lata of Purola Prtparattam*
are always found at
KELLER BROS.
bridge is guarded to
PRETEXT FILIBUSTERING
Laredo, Oct. 1—Th# Internation
al bridge acjrone the Rio Grande
here la now being guarded by Un
ited States aoldiera to prevent fili
bustering by Mexicans.
THE senate cOMMITTHE
NAMED OX COAL BILL
Washington, Oct. 1—Senators My
ers, Pittman and Srnoot have been
aamed aa the senate committee on
the Alaska, coal leasing bill.
Advice were received here this
morning giving notice that Englaad
claimed the right to selie American
bottoms .with freight consigned to
Germany or Austria-Hungary.
Secretary McAdoo today withdraw
from various banks $3,000,000
which the banks were hoarding.
The names of the banks have not
been made public.
President Wilson will send the
members of the cabinet to take the
stump invrarious parts of the coun
try In order to secure democratic
success in the November elections.
Advices have been received hero
that Carrania will resign from the
presidency of Mexico today.
JUSTICE OHESTHlt DENIES
HIM A CHANGE <»F VENUE
Albany, N. Y., Oct. 1—Justice
Chester today denied a change of
venue to Colonel Roosevelt in the
Barnes libl suit.
There will be a meeting of the
Skagway Improvement Society on
Thursday, October 1st., in the city
hail, the usual place of meeting, at
2:30 o'clock in the afternoon.
By order of the President.
M. B. KELLER, Secr'y,
Marc McDermott, Mary Fuller,
Biglojr Cooper and many of the
other Edison favorites are appearing
in "Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots, at
the Nugget Movies, tonight and to
morrow night.
HAZING DIES EASILY
AT STATE UNIVERSITY
Seattle, Sept. 30—Freshmen in
the University of Washington this
fall may appear on the campus
wearing any hue of headgear '-heir
tastes may dictate and may
in general conduct themselves
ay do upperclassmeu, without
let or hinderance from their tradi
tional superiors, the sophomores.
The faculty has liberated from bon
dag» the class of 1913, and all to
come hereafter, by the abolition of
the freshman rules, laid down and
enforced for many college genera
tions by the second-year men.
The annual and picturesqHe tieup
has been discarded, and no substi
tute will be provided. There will
be no more green caps, or general
rolog af campus conduct, other than
those which the faculty itself pro
poses to impose on the student body
at large. The faculty's own rule
that freshmen shall enter assembly
by the rear door of Meany hall and
occupy a position of vantage in the
balcony^ is the onljs^one aimed es
pecially at the flrst-jtear men, und
*a« drafted to permit better Assem
bling and dismissing of the stu
dent gatherings.
A committee of faculty members
has been instituted for the specific
purpose of advising freshmen re
garding university rules and mat
ters concerning its government
IS TAKEN SICK WHILE ON
HINTING TRIP IN II C.
Bert McKenzle, who went over to
Ix>g Cabin about ten days ago on a
hunting trip, returned Monday even- j
lug suffering from a mild attack of
appendicitis, the first symptoms of
which appeared at about 6 o'clock on
the morning of that day.
It was thought at one time that
an operation would be necessary
but Dr. Sable, the attending physi
cian, informs u* today that the
patieut Is Improving rapidly and
responding readily to the course of
medical treatment which h« u un
dergoing, bo that it is not at all
likely that drastic measures will
have to be resorted to ic order to
again put him In hig normal
condition.
Natives from Nome have Just re
turned from the Diomede islands,
where they wenl on a mining ex
pedition for old ivory and other
implements tssed In years gone by
by the natives. It is said that they
wer« very successful Cn this trip
After digging to a depth of fourteen
feet they came upon a rich find of
old implements oV the stone age of
the Eskimos and many pieccs of old
Ivory, etc. These found ready sale
to the collectors of rare Eskimo
relics and It Is said the natives
cleaned up many hundreis of dol- i
lars by this venture.—Nugget,
LOCAL BRIEFS
Thm Jefferson is du® |u Skagway
on Saturday,
The Alameda got In from the
westward at 3:30 this morning and
continued on south at 9 o'clock.
James Rock has been appointed
by the school board as janitor of
the Skanway public school building.
Mrs. F. F. W. Lowlo Is improylng
rapidly and It Is thought she will bo
able to leave the hospital within the
next teu days.
The Princess Sophia got In >t
6:30 this morning with ten passen
gers, two of them being round-trip
pers. She will sail for the south
tomorrow night.
F R. Cook, the newly appointed
deputy United States marshal for
Skagway, took charge of the court
house tins morning. He has nP~
pointed Perry Hern as federal Jailer.
Harry wurzbaclier and E Tiet
Jen, both employed during the past
season in the dock office of Gen
eral Agent Wnrsbacher of the W.
P. & Y. R., left on the Alameda
for Seattle this morning.
Karaman & elecak closed up the
Alaska Grill and Cafe last night and
took charge of the Pack Train res
taurant, the good will and business
of which they bought from Tony
Stanich, the proprietor, a few days
ago.
The Northwestern arrived from
the south at 5:30 this morning with
Minnie Sadler and Miss Legacy as
passengers for Skagway. She ha&
282 tons of freight to discharge I"
■skagwsy and left for the westward
at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleford and Gibson Rye. Bud
weiser. Blue Ribbon and Pale Rain
ier Beer at the Board of Trade.
river boats
Whitehorse, October 1—Water 51
inches.
Whitehorse up carmacks 7:30
p. m.
Dawson up Stewart River 11:5C
p. m.
Vidette up Stewart river 11 p. m.
Canadian down Selkirk 8:3# a. m.
Casca in 6:30 a. m.
Olympla Beer on draught at tnt»
Board of Trade. This famous brew,
both on draft ..nd In bottles Is kept
coustautly fresh, in Is is the Board
of Trade Bar w Str'e the celebrated
Rainier Beer ;s also kept In boi
ties. tt
LKM GATES IS DEAD
IX THE CHISANA CAMP
George L. Gates, better known as
Lem Gates, the sourdough Klon
diker, died recently In the Chisana
mining camp of tuberculosis. He
wag buried at Chisana City. A part
of Chisana miners just in from "the
camp brings the news. Gates was
more than 50 years of age, and had
been in tho Yukon many years. He
lived for a lon-» time at Fortymile,
and left there for the Chisana strike
on receiving an ea-rly tip a year ago
last spring. He got to the scene of
the strike in time to stake on sev
eral of tho best creeks, but his
ground is not supposed to be among
the banner claims of the camp.
Gates was born at Gatesville, on the
north fork of the Santiam river, in
the Willamette valley, in the state
of Oregon, and has various relatives
in J.hat vicinity.—Dawson News.
We rent rods and reels, and have
the finest line of English flies ever
sold In Skagway. A fine Hne of
fishing tackle. Keller Bros. Drug
Co. tf.
CAMERA ATTACHMENTS BRING
operator i.vto picture
Automatic shutter trips for use
on cameras, to make them self-op
erative and enable a photographer
to Include himself in a picture, are
attachments which r.re described In
the October Popular Mechanic Maga
zine. One of these, built compactly
so that it may be carried in a
pocket or handbag, Is attached to a
common type of plunger which ®c*
tuates the shutter. In setting the
trip, a flaglike lever is pulled
back and then released, its mechan
ism consisting of clockwork which
3raw« )t back to its original posi
tion in 15 seconds, snapping the
ihutter. After the lever is set,
the operator is given adequate time
to walk In front of the lens before
the exposure is made.—Popular Me-1
:hanlc Magazine.
HAND LAUNDRY— The Jando®
Sand Laundry on Third litest next
jo Golden North Hot«l„ does your
r ashing without shrinking the
ilothes. Family work given careful
ittentioa. tf, ^
: The
i SEATTLE-PRICE
; DRUG STORE
Keller Bros.
Drug Co.
Our prices have not been aflected by the
WAR
•
Because we had a big stock on hand, and
while it lasts yon will be able to bny
drugs at ' Before the War'1 prices.
LADIES' WRITING AND REST ROOM
• t
At The
Board of Trade Billard Parlor
DeLuxe Edition of Shakespeares Plays
25c each.
Box of Coat of Arms Cigarettes
FREE with each Book.
A Revelation in Cigarettes.
Popular Picture
Palace
Geo. Mowl, Proprietor.
Open Ever/ Night
CHANGE TONIGHT
Hop O* My Thumb.—A beautiful
hand colorod two reel photoplay.
A Journey to Seattle. This pic
ture is a good one and It ought to
be interesting to everybody.
Sweet Familiar Faces.—The gen
ial fllTt 'n bewilderment puts his
hands to his face. Everywhere
around him he seee faces, painfully
familiar—even mother-in-law ar.d
wife. Was he seeing things?
Yes. Verily, the way of the lady
killer is hard.
THE ONLY SHOW IN AU8K.1
WITH RAISED SEATS
Ju*t off Broadway on Fifth Art.
DAWSON BOYS ARE
MAKING MARK OUTSIDE
Willie Hickling, who left here a
year ago to join his brother, George,
"ho is with the Westlnghouse
Electrical and Manufacturing com
pany of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvan
ia, as a consulting engineer, spent
a very busy year , there and has
left to enter Yale University at New
Haven, Connecticut, to take Up a
course of mechanical and electrical
engineering. George and Will are
the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hick
ling of this city and received their
preliminary education In the Daw
son public schools and matriculated
from the Dawson high school.
George received his degree of B. A.
Sc. with honors from Toronto Uni
versity,
Willie, who Is bow em.ering Yale
University, intends to spend his vr
cations in practical experience wit!i
the Westlnghouse company.
The boys write that they con
stantly read and greatly appreciate
their home paper, the Dawson Daily
News, and relate many Interesting
stories of the Yukon to their east
en? friends.—Dawson News, Sept 21.
party arrives from
(WHANA WITH DUST
From the Dawson News;
Fred Best, Henry DuIxjJs, Joe
View, William Steinberger, Snyder
atid Afe Brown arrived hurt, e^nlng
from the Chisana. They mashed to
Snag, and took the boat from there
down. They were eight days mak
ing the trip from the diggings to
Dawson, arid brought out several
thousand dollars In dust. *
Mr. Best was one of the luckiest
operators la the camp this season,
and brought out quite a poke. He
will go outside for the winter, and
will return to the camp in the
luring.
Billy James, one af the discover
ers, Is in the camp, and will remain
there for the winter Hi* partner,
Nelson, left recently for the coast.
Hand Laundry and ail kl' 4c or
vorx done on short notice. Apply
a Ninth and Main. 7-J»-tf.
for Sale
A Five Room Cottage
Down Town
$300.00
A Four Room Cottage
Furnished
$500.00
And several pieces of prop
erty at attractive prices for
the investor
Ph;l Ab-ahams
linittitrmrnfmniu
Whitehorse
Kluane Stage
Line
The K<>yal Mail Stage
Jtavw hiteho've the
fourth of «v«ry mouth
for Klnane and w*y
pointe fclifl aho fcli the
fevfiitfeiith of every
moDth for Champaigne
Passenger* and Freight sol
icited, Rates Reasonable
and the Service Fnsl Class.
H.CH AMBERS, Prop.
OFFICE
Refina Hotel ; Wfclldwtw, Y. T
We represent a Big Factory
in Africa for
Calabash
Pipes
Get them now while they
lad
Only$75 cent®
Tony Dortero's
Take « kodak with yon when 70*1
Co Hooting cr fisblnr, ud tM
that your SIB* arm M. C E*atm».n'a,
and yon will ba rar* to sat tomo
lasting trophiaa. Kailar Broa. Drag
Co. Sncway Agantai
Relieves CATARRH of]
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