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WE WISH YOU A VERY
: Happy and Prosperous
New Year
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ML28 FIXED CARBON
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Ott ?ad *ftw July 1st, ill?. ?
a&ii offrr tile coil. w>4#ct*d
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>ouJ>4* Scrrwwl ?nd MCkeri $1S trx
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Vhor*> prtow too hid# <J*H T*ry
Moore's Wharf Co.
* Alaska Transfer Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
'?>?.>? t6 Skacwav. *l??l ?
Society
Mr* Coaway U eoaftaad W lh?
boMe With a severe cold
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' Mrs McKeiuie has been suffer; n
from a severe attack of neuralgia.
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The Sand sen borne wm the scone
|of a del'.gh tful children* party this
week
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Mr* P. H. Ganty and children are
ptartne at the Pullen House during
the absence of Mr. Gantr tn Juneau.
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Much fun U belnn had by the la
dies of Skagway In picking their
roan" for the A. B. Le?p Year dano?
tonight. Bwt one Is going and ex
pect to have the ume of their life
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Mr. and Mr*. Lowle were hosts
at a card party Wednesday even'a?
=-00 w*s flayed.
The gruests present were Mr a d
Mr*. Doherty. Mr. and Mrs Gran#re,
Miss Arnold. Miss Poerrer and Mr.
Robert Carroll.
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Mrs. Willard HilVrv very p'ea-r.nt
lj entertained a number of ladies on
.Saturday afternoon. Cards and a
delicious chafing dish luncheon were
enjoyed by Mesdames Klndell. C:< ar
man. Doherty, Zinkan and Bo'd an '
Misses Mcllrexy. Doerrer and Hind
ahaw
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On Friday afternoon an invltat! n
from Mrs. Fred CaMarman to "co: p
to tea and bring your knitting- wa^
responded to by the following it *?
who spent a mo>t eujorabe after
noon. Meedamos Ganty. Kinde 1. Brlti
Bold. Willard Ril'en-. N. F B'-a V
W^ber. and the Misses Doerrer , 1' ?? 1
shaw and Mcllrevy.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. W. Low'.e en
. tertained at Bridge Friday evening
Mr. and Mrs F J. Shaw, Mr. and
Mrs. X. E Black. Mr. and Mm He
man MUler. Mr. and Mrs. V T H n
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brltt. Miss Hin 1
shaw and Mr. Howard Ashley
[ Mrs N. E. Black was V.:- prizr ;
? winner with the highest score
After enjoying a very pleasant ev
er.ing and a (Mldow supper tv>
^?uesta despersed ai a "w sms
hour "
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Miss Bilsabeth Pi Hon celebrated 1 ?
eighth birthday Wednesday by en.
tertaining a number of her small
friends She was as*sted in ho*
entertaining by Mrs. Gene Smith a- i
Miss Elsie DiUon. Hot trues-* were:
UessJe Conway. Marion Gan'y. He"
Swar.. Bertha Se'mer, ljois M Ka
Sarah FYiedeotbal. Eshe- FY e '< "-a
Edna Atchison. Vivian Phelps, Ja V
Oooway, Prosper Gaj.tr, CH orne >'?
mer, Harry Atchtson, Jack V r>s
and La wren re Phelps.
ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD LEAP
YEAR DANCE TOMGH"
Everything is in readiness for the
first Leap Year dance of the season,
to be given this evening by thr
Vretic Brotherhood. All the ladies in
?own have soured their partners an i
tv1H no doabt entertain them In
-oval fashion.
The floor will be turned over to
the ladies, who will have ertfre
charge The Skacway orche^T-n wili
V In attendance. Fo'lnwine the dan
! !ng. a delicious "feed-- will b? In
dulged ln.^ Dar.ring wi'l start r,i P
! p. m sharp
HOLD INSTALLATION
AND BIG BANQUET.
Before a bumper crowd last m;h
j White Pass Lodge Xo 113. F. & A
; M.. held their Installation of oflVera.
Both the newly elected and appfinti-e
officers were Installed by retiring \V.
M . Sparks
Many visiting Ma?on? turned out
last night to rlew the ceremonies,
following which a fine banquet. su<h
as was never seen before in those
parts, was done great Justice to.
The new officers fr-el ronch enconr
? age?d by the turn out last nieht. in
taking up their duties for the oomirc
j > ear
NO SUNDAY SCHOOL
HELD TOMORROW.
rhie to the severity of the wea'h
er, making k difficult for the little
people to get out, Mrs. Royal, today
stated that there would be no Sun
day school held tomorrow In the
Methodist church
NO BOAT FROM HAINES TODAY.
The Government Harbor boat Pe*?
erson. from Ft Wm H. Seward did
not make the usual trip to Skagway
today She will come up on Monday
ESKIMO BOY ttfOWS
GREAT ARTISTIC TALENT
! 11
T.VCOMA, Ju. 7? -William C. Bay- a
[i*s. a$* 18, moatciita. artut, ?<.ulptor .
? E?lrtruo
This sums up, tor Ui? present, at *
least, one of the most intere&Ung sta- J
ienta at the CushitiRn Trades schoa! *
*inco he is only 11. he may yet be
in author, playwright. actor and ?
statesman. The boy, who has been c
In the Indian school only ulnce fall,
is a native of the Northwest Terrl
tory. being born nifw the mouth of
ho Mack en tie rivet
His father died when he was quit*'
ouns and he was a lopted by an
<nck\ U was the <;ust -i? of this fam
y to ko to Hehsrhel Island. not
mny niiles distant, once a year a'
ie time of the landln* of the bis
hip*. When Catra ? that wa? his
~H.nx> name ? was alnxit ten y<<ars
,ld he was possessed with a deslrp
lo <to aboard one <>f tho bht ahlps.
This he ventured to do and soon
aa.le friends wi"h the captain, ex- ,
res-^ng a desire lo sail with him. )
rh?? captain promised to tAke him j
rovilir.g he was on hand wh<si the
Oiip was ready to sail. Early the
.ert n?oro-!ne when It was still quite
lark Catna ^as found r?ady for the
<rrcy Ju?t as Uhf ?hi?? was ready
> ;.iU his uncle, irnspei ting he wa.
w he eonKJ In his kayak (skin cai
e.) and made inq&iry as to whether
'ie boy was on board; but Catna was
: in HV lai-ain's cabin
1 I'm s!i:p s"i <-i on, r^.-a-rdioss of,
....e fr <:n <Vr to \\ : ; r
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\\ i. n r> a ? I . i s ie home S
.r>. ;? o. a., a, ?? j.u; .1 and pieas
. t.i ? . t . th si;:- er.ty
: !? (if r.
lie be a.? giving evidence
r hie fi. tn.turt < -iriy t y draw
? into the harbor an<i
<i ' r 1.} <;? ? _? of his friends An
irxin? of th? pr> at seal of the
Whon the q- i^tion of re'urnln* to
'
i learn further of the bur world out.
? c:e T>as put to him. he accepted
"r*. Parson's sr creation that he ??n
'?-?r the government school here. Mrs
COOKE IS HOSPITAL
H. C ^ke. of rar::?: i d:v on was
?. pass* on the train l*i?t night i
He vu taken ta the hospital whwf *
>e is being trtatod for an injury
'
ie w .1 be thoroughly examine to- I
day by Dr. Bra wand.
CATHOLIC SERVICES T0VO9ROW.
Po to the non-arrival of the Peter
son today Father Turn ell will not
hold services at the Post tomorrow.
Hence the usual services *111 take
place at the Cai.hoiic church.
SVITH REMICK IS NOW
LOCATED IN SEATTLE. WASH.
Word has been received here from
i mi tii Remick, who left here some
*ime ago, after disposing of all his
Skagway holdinjrs.
Remiclt. whose intentions were to
to to San Francisco. ha? stopped in
-eattle and is e-ncasrod bi a chemical
works. He w^ms *reH pat'sfled In
his new position*
H!s friends hrre feel that he ?will
hear the call cf the north in U>e
spring, and wi'l come mn?hing back
ftcain to h'? old stampi^e rrrmnd.
It i? rnroored that a'l the rnrrfasres
In town have been engaged by la
liios this evpritie in which to take
tholr centlemcfi friend to the A. B
Leap Year dance tonteht.
Fresh Olyrrpia Ovoter Cocktafls at*
the Board of Trade. tf.
GREAT C* EARANCE SALE
Sold at a lx?a! Malt Rainier. 20
r*nts per bottlo. Especially prepared
for sick people and Invalids, and ex
cellent for niirs'n* mothers. Only
two barrels left. After that price wU
be 35 cents per bottle. ?
Pack Train Bar j
KtoriD WtAK, ?tlf
Thn reported break In Ui? water
jaia yesterday w-aa not a aerlow*
ecldcat a* vii at flr*t faarad.
The water apur;;af iato the
ir wa.? a reieaa* up turned on
rom * 4-inch main, which carrlea all
eaSM* away from the reaerrolr.
The water waa turned looae in
rder to determine whether the pip*
ontalnod lea.
THE PEOPLE ALL
n I'lwriit Olr4, l.ltf ft > rwhr**l
II< rpl?-44e.
Th!- w~o~4 ?f )Mf ha* h?*Ti In fTWy.
ir \ t >n nr? woixlortn*
!?<?? fltflMgll no on-'
1 found. ?hn will th.?t
nnRricit>K d t?i* woi?
i'h# inf -mat! n of thousanda ?'
?*' o li?-.o to know all aV.ijt n *o~d
wonM mv Ihil MKRPTr;T>E
olaoyer or killer of "Herr'o "
? rT^~ ' la the family nam# of a
? i T v varlona r?(f^tnbV> fi ir
A >'tnl!ar micro** c^o <?? ?lan
:T ?! M-t ??-alp. and fn!1!n* hair: iv?
IMt MMMKri HESPf
? ir S <1 h*- Ifidinf <1*tm r*?tji
id In for t > T*>?
ierplcUSe Co.. Dfirolt Mich
On? Ur bott'e* marantoed.
?n prltt Fp^la' Ar?n*. Skajrwar
OottVd Tnle Rainier. Bin* Ribbon
d O'vmpia r.oer for s?!e at the
?ard of Trade. V.
Only On? "IftOMO OUfNrNf"
Tat is L.AX ATIVJC BROMO QL'INIK?
ijook for Um ?tgMiar* ot B W.
GROVE. L*?d Ui? World over to
Cur* ? CoM In Ob* Day. 2S<v
FOR GIFTS
NO TROUBLE TO FIND WHAT
YOU WANT
SVben yon ftre out on a bunt for
something appropriate ft* a elf?. re
ocmb?r I h*r# now good* such ?<
imndMinif cat gUka*. Biirerwar*. and
beautifully hand pointed cbtnft, J .*t
in from the nUffi, wbl<4 irould
make a* handsome a present a* can
be male Such goods are Aiwa?* ap
pre ated. I hare nothing bat ike
latest. Hp to dat* In pattern, and In
vjuailty. Nothing but the very beat
Our watch work, nowljr m*n ifact.;r
?d and skillful engraving apeak for
themselves U ? do not tarn out our
work itnleM it ia finished In the bwrt
manner ar.tf w? guarantee arery pie?
f it If you hare *r y trouble w th
roar watch bring It to ns and w* w II
marantfe yon entire saUafactlon at
reasonable charges.
I?ot: t r < : i?* t yrvir eyes when r?
an (tet them "ismlned fr?e at my
stor*' with the latest npMcai Ina'r-i
iienta
J Fknta.
Jew e'er an? Ort 'a
How to make inexpensive
Cuts of meat palatable
By cooking "En Casserole"
You can utew or bake inexpen?iTe cut#
of meat in a most appetising mannrr
The Ca**erole cook* nlowly and thor
oughly? keep* in ail the juice* and
flavor*
Use Guernsey Earthenware
0
Brown, White-Lined, Inameled
?
Bean-Pots. Pie Plates, \ egetable Dishes
a
and Meal Dishes
Always In Stock at Right Prices
: L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
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When in SKagway Stop at the
Pullen House
VSS. H. S. PULLEN, PROPRIETRESS
| The Modern Hostelry of Alaska
40 ROOMS 40
Elegantly Furnished
Single or en 5uite
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, B \THS. TELEPHONES
.The Best of Meals..
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TABLE 8UPPLIED WITH BEST THE MARKET APPORDS.
Milk and Cr?m from our own J?r*try On'ty
RATK8 CCNSISTEJTT WITH THE BBST SERVTC*
PREE BUS TO AND PROM ALL BOATS AND TRAINS.
SKag'way Alaska