The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-09-07

the Globe Printing & Publishing Com panv, of which the well-known mining broker, Mr. ]. T. Bethune, Is the principal owner, made It's first appearance on last Thursday. It Is live, we'll eiited paper and is full of interesting news concerning the mines, people and country around Atlin city. where It is published. It Is a most eredltable publication.
 Now Is your time to stock up for win ter. Special prices in groceries all this week ot Gordon X Co.'S corner BroadwaY and Holly. S'3Itf
 Now is vour time to stock up for win er Special prices in groceries all thlS week at Gordon & Co.'s, corner Broadway and Holly. S.3Itf H.G. Dalby. agent of the Pacific Navi- gation company. was absent in Bennett yesterday on business.
 Fred Weiss. who has been at EvereSts logging camp at Flat Bay for the past week, returned yesterday and reports that a great deal of work is being done at that place.
 If YOU want your freight to go through |D Dawson with certainty, eeleritv and security, send it by the great Canadian Development Go. 3ISIm
 Black shoes, tan shoes, hand sewed, ' light leather Soled shoes; in fact all Kinds of shoes at ClavSon'S.
 Support Home lndusty-The Pioneer cigar factory of Skagway, wholesale el- gar and smokers supplies. tt ! Jack Paine, local agent of the V. Y. T.. company of Bennett. was happy yeSter- day. His company Is working night and day turning out stows and Jack disposed of several of them during the day,
 The Clutch came in yesterday with a good passenger list and 3so tons of freight. She left for British Columbia ports last night at 10 o'clock with good passenger list.
 ! A. A. Cutter shoes at ClavsOn's. George Towne, one of the best all- around printers "dat ever hit the beach" " came ia last night from a six months SO joum in the Atlin couatrv.
 I Buy your tickets for Atlin at the Pacific | Clipper inc office on Broadway, 7-tSu l One of the incest little homes in Skag' way can be had fol $500. Is worth $500. Furniture included. Inside nth st. ;, King. sole agent, Pacific hotel. o3 2t
 Marguerite Cigars at the CommisSary.
 The leading clothiers and mems fum- iShetS. Chenev'S Boston Store.
 The Farallon was over at Dyea yester- dlv loading the remnants of that city. She returned last night and left for Seattle with good list of passengers. On the way down she will go over to the west ward and make a call at Port Arthur, Van couver island.
 C. C. Runner, the Poo Bah at the Fltlh Avenue hotel, Is q pianist of PadeTewSki attainments. He is also a vocalist of re- nown. Last night Messrs. Runner, E. N. Tavlor and a couple of unknownS enter tained a select party with their melodious renditionS, and so touching was the effect of their old-time songs that when they produced the "Suwanee River" E. J. White, who taught a school on the banks of that ongfamed stream seventeen years ago, skipped out and wept upwards of a pint. Guests of the Fifth Avenue are not charged extra for the music.
 Fishing tackle at the Commissary
 Photo buttons at Case & Draper's.
 English corduroy pants at Clayson's.
 New patterns in dinner sets and open stock at Northern Commercial Co.
 Now is your time to stock up for win ter Special prices in groceries all this week at Gordon & Co.'s, corner Broadway and Holly. S-3Itf
 Mr. George Burns, partner of Pat Gal win, the great KlOndlke mine owner, who is here enroute to Dawson with q large number of steam drawers and other ma ehinery, met some of his old time ao- quaintaneeS at the Fifth Avenue last night and entertained them right royalty with champaign and other convivial tokens of good fellowship. Among those who hap pened to gather there were w. B. Robb, Mr. Walker, mining expert for Calvin X Burns, s. C, Kaufman, C. E. Kelly, Dr. Keller, Kaufman and E. N. Taylor. Robb and Burns regaled the company with some fine singing and the party enjoyed them selves most cordially for two or three hours.
 The closing of the Clancy Cafe came as a surprise to most people. When owned by Frank Clancy 1t did a thriving business and vas money making concern, but with Mr. Claney'S withdrawal two months ago the business received a severe set back which, with other things. helped to com plete its failure. Walter Rittlnger, who has been proprietor for the last two months, is an honest and enterprising young man and has many friends who are sorry tO hear of his failure.
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