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Big ^ Beat IS HEALTHFUL
White House
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Dwight-Edwards
COFFEE
NXr e arc Sole Slugway Agents (of
he?e two brand* ok famous coifee
tnd we Msuic you theie 4 oothiug
:??? to be had anywhere it any
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PERCOLATOR.
C. W. ASK & SONS
a \izii\jna tjuahty of cuile?? ;uit
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j The Houseof Rich
O. J. A ten, Proprietor.
WALL PAPER. BUILDING PAPER
PAINTS. OILS, GLASS AND
BUILDING MATERIAL
i4*> Orders Hrcmptiy
?.tteiucU To S k 3 O A J V, Mi3Skd
^aae-rst%aamm^
SPECIAL
at 25 cts.
PER YARD
For this week we are plac
ing on sale about 20 pieces
of white goods, including
Dimities, Piques, Poplins
Swisses, Etc. regular prices
35c to 50c per yard
84F See Our Window for 25c a yd.
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| H 1 D y K I R MSeTHSI
Officii Watch I nxf. ?. tor, W. P AY. Route.
i. Diamonds Watches Jewelry
Mcxt txtensjvf an-i Original Stock an the Pacibc Coast
AMAROEO TWO GRAND PRIZES AND FIVE GOLD MEDALS AT
THE A.-Y.P. EXPOSITION FOR FINEST
Nugget Jewelry, Old ivory Carvings, Indian Curios.
ALASKA FURS and RUGS
CHILKAT BLANKETS INDIAN BASKETS
N*Ut? Made Cuf>t>cr *ati SihiM Jewelry ud Stovtiuri
SKAGWAY := ALASKA
* > 1 1 I 1 1 X-H-X-I-X H-H~r ?
JOBBERS
fryc Brubn Company
Fresh Meat and Provisions
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Insist on being served *
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... AWAROED GUANO prize amo three solo medals *t the
ftKATlLK > BEVr *
+ YE OLD STYLE PORTER *
1 RADfc SUPPLIED BY
f ALASKA SODA COMPANY T
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Oejj c:? ? aao *o ouiNiia. ? ttui ?
Curt* * CuM IM On- IWy. C*j * I*y? ^ - **
:: 5C A Loaf ? 20 Loaves $I00!i
f Pure Wholesome Bread;:
E?ft ImI wmyti* aid ?n? (Joartor ? s | |j
a-ti -t , at - OU? i d I* uvuM-4?v|jiJ la i? mut from iho ? .
bmi fliar *nj poUio yeast. Mo Mtnoma ua?d ? 1 j
TT.SK AG WAY BAKERY...;
Pro?j?pt Cefltmy to *il p4fU of city. * ' j
N?Al Ooor to t>?K 4 *Atf Konuody'* Store. ' jjj
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ftUCSBYTKKIAN
t ifth A vecue and SUM Ureal.
U A. M Morulas worship, ami ser
mon, upon ' The Fouodatiou of Be let"
12 15 p. m. Suaiiajr School.
7:00 p. en. Seclsr Cbr! .:iu En
deavor.
S:u> p -n. re chin*.
V dwi?k pr.yer aieeting 8 o'clock
vVc q??s lay eveoiuif.
Ctnldr?u'? meeting at 4 p. m. on
1hur?d*jr.
Vouu* People's Bible Class at S
p. ui. on Friday.
Re*. 0?eo Joq<*, Pastor.
CATHOLIC CHUKCH
vooiui.uiou, Ma.-s aud Sermon ai|
Suoday school at ~:30 p m.
E?? ntog >' rvlee at 7:30
Nen T hursdsj hru* * sceoaion day
\l?as "ill r>? at S ?. u . evening service
a . *re oordia'i invludtoaU odthe?e
Si: r? IOCS
Rev. P H. Turoel', S. J
CiilliSE CII1 TONIGHT IT 10 O'CLOCK
Frank Stuart, agent of the P. C. S
S. Co., received a cable this wcruluj;
mating thai the Collage would arrive
i Skagw?y at ten Um? evening The
c Kttage has several day*' audi
UTAH HARD Hi!
SALT LAKE, April 13? Reports
from ail sections of the state are U>
the effect that a heavy dawaeg to
the trult crop had been caused by
(roan and cold weather la the past
two day*, la mum localities the loas
u thought to bo alutoat total. How
ever, in places where arnudeg l*ots
are iu uae w is estimated that from
one third to one half of the crop was
PlflKEfl PILOT DIES
(.'apt. Benjamin Craig, 7? years
old, for thirty years a pilot with
the Pacific Coast SUauuship com
pany, died last woek at Seattle from
the tfeveta of a uervoua shock he
suffered eighteen moat ha ago when
tb? Cottage City cull Mod with the
!fcu abridge off Stony point It
was the first accident Captain
v'raig had ever been 'a and the
bttock waa so aevt? re he waa never
bkr to work thereafter. Ho was
pjlot of the Cottage City at the
aiie but waa exonerated from all
blame for the collision. Captain
Craig waa well known in Skagway.
Hired representative* of big Alaska
:uiniag coiupaiitat are said to bo down
at Washington bucking the bill pro rid
lug for a mine inspector for the tor
Pi LES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT U guaranteed
to cure any case of Itching. Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding PUea In C to
14 days or money refunded. 50c.
Go to the Dominion Cafe in White
burs* for good homo cooking. tf.
TOWN TALK
LOST. ? Elks tooth charm. Finder
[ K-ase return to this office and re
ceive reward. 4t. !
Mrs. Sal va tore of Whitehorse arriv
ed In town yesterday and will leave
on the Royal for Chicago.
T. Obalski, the big Atlin mining
operator, arrived on the Royal and
*Ui leave for AtHn Monday.
~Doc" Collins, the veteran White
& Yukon telegraph operator, j
will leave ou the Royal for a vaca
tion.
Jo*. Toyosumi, butler at tbe Pul
lea House made the round trip to
Haines and Ktort Seward yesterday
on the Hegg.
S. H. Thnwton, manager of the
Northern Light and Power Company,
arrived on the Royal and will he in
town for several days.
Mrs. \Y. C. McKenxie received
word that Ben would arrive home
ou the next Jefferson. This will be
good news to the base ball fans.
Thos. Kirkland, who has been
spending the winter south returned
on the Royal this morning and left
ou the train for Atlta.
Mr. U. W. Wollett, steward and
Mia Emerson, stewardess of the
Prineess Royal paid the Alaskan a
visit while their boat was in port
today.
A O. Stewart and P. P. Smith,
members of the Canadian boundary '
survey, arrival on the Royal withi
35 horsee and ieft for W'hitehorae !
this morning.
"Slim" Berber, one of the pioneer
miners on Spruee creek. AUia dis
trict, arrived on the Royal this morn
ing and left for his home In Atlin
on the train.
J. HMdebrand, the Dawsou hard
ware merchant, arrived on the Royal
und left for Dawson this mornlog
Mr. Hildebrand brought ui> four
horses with htm.
Anthony Graves returned on the
Koyui aft?r spending about a month
in Seattle and Vancouver on business
connected with the tourist depart
ment of (ho White Paw and Yukon.
W. E. HaH, manager o t the Spruce
?.reek Power company in the Atliu
district, arrived on the Royal, ac
companied by Mrs. Hall and their
child, and will leave for AtMn Man
day.
Louis Schulta came over on last
night's train to meet the Royal which
brought fifteen head of choice beet'
cattle which he will drive to Attic
from Carcroas. Mr. Sehulti has
bought out his partners, the Dixon
Brothers in the Atttn business and is
now sole owner of the hotel, butcher
and livery business formerly known
as Dixon and Schultz.
The new city dada at Wrangell are
J G. Grant, P. C. McOonnack. A1
Osboru, Donald Sinclair, J. H. Wheel
er. William H. Lewts and Neb Roa
ning.
Go to the Dominion Hotel, White
horse for dean and comfortable beds.
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Our Last Shipment of Stylish hats
and Trimmings will arrive on the
Dolphin. This is your last oppor
tunity to have your hat made and
trimmed to order.
GRANT & WRIGHT
Cor. Fifth Avenue and State Street SKAGWAY
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Established 1897 Telephone 112
Phil. Abrahams
Real Estate and
Fire Insurance
Agent for Dubv.que Fire 5c Marine Ins. Co.. Dubuque Iowa
W ashington Fire Ins. Co.. Seattle, Wash.
NOTARY PUBLIC SKAGWAY, ALASKA
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"J?J IT 1WT She wants a portrait oi HIM. or HE one at
ww nLm HER, Weaib them, the kind that pleases
Eastman Kodaks and Films Always on Hand
Draper and Company
VIENNA BAKERY
MAX CUTFELD, Proprietor
...Fresh Bread Every Day...
Cakes of All Kinds
Pies of All Kinds
CooKies of all Kinds
Special Orders for Cater ing Receive Personal and Prompt Attention
Delivery to ai) Parts of City. Phono 35.
mi iiiiiiiiiiiii 1 1 in mi ii ?inn i? ii i i
Pulkn House
Foot ot Sixth Av?nu?
Mosf sle<j?ntly furnished ^ouse
in Alaska
Every modem aoevemence
Eiectrio li*ht?? Hot and cold
w at er? le le phones
Porcelain baths pa every floor
Board and room by sbe dey, w.ek
or mooth
Table supplied with cream and
butter from our own Jersey
Dairy
mr$. fi. $. Pulltn
Proprietress
! here's Vigor aid
Strength
In every drop
miiigliiig
C0MPHNV
Sew tie Wirt