?n ^ >. p rightly made
iheOCantBe COFFEE
Big ** Beat IS HEALTHFUL
White House
Dwight-Edwards
COFFEE
f f%?4 tlnw :? m'tfeiag tha.i can make
it u??rrr itgtaft *t?aa Hie
Universal </'f\
COPfc?
K)T
smf
W* <uc Sole Ska^way A^fnu foi
hear 4wo b<?ad* of (iUKMM coifce
? ;td wr mun you tixic ? nothing
rttrt to be Had Anywhere at any
arte*. Tiy a in * Lnivermi And
fou" know what "Good Cofee u
{ U7 A \ li j?r l V \ instructions alwavs fatsara
^ ? AOIV QL >)vllJ 4 miff qMttty of aoS?-]ait
ngtu.
The Houseof Rich
O. J. RW. PraprttUr.
WALL PAPER, BUILDING PAPER
PAINTS. OILS, GLASS AND
BUILDING MATERIAL
Ord?m Promptly
*tu?d?c To
Skanway, Alaska
1910 Novelties For Women
We have just placed on display the finest line of Ladies Neckwear, Belts,
Hair Pins, Combs, Ruching Etc. ever shown in Skagway. Also the New
T urban Hair Pads, Hair Rolls, Switches, Etc.
Come in and look them over ? you will be sure to find something to suit both your taste and pocketbook.
Our T, rimmed Hats A re Here
Come In And See Them
I COPYRIGHT BOOKS OUR PRICE 75c.
Another lot including? Get Rich Quick Wallingford. Bar 20. The Shuttle, The Second
Generation, Woliville Night. Adventures of Gerard. The Doctor, Ayesha, Sir Rich
ard Calmady, The Yoke The Weavers, Garden of Allah, and many other good ones
- i i i i i i- 1 1 i i : u ? II- 1 n n n i 1 1 : : ws-*4"5-h-K;.
Ih.d. kirmse, jp;reiirj
0*x>*i ttatc n tomctor, W. P. A V. Rojt&
j Diamonds Watches Jewelry i
Mo*t Liteuivf and Oi^uuJ Slock on the I 'kiSc <- oast
X AWARDED tag Oi and PR*2?3 AND FIVE GOLD MEDALS AT T
THE A.-Y.-#- EXPOSITION FO* FINEST
4. Nugget Jewelry, OW Ivory Carving*, Indian Curios. T
ALASKA FURS and RUGS
CHILKAT BLANKETS INDIAN BASKETS
Nab** MmU Cap|??c ud U?M Sam miry ud So?i**eir?
Y ILL! STKATEi* C.tTAUMil't. MKT B* M.UL OK REQl'EST
t SKAGWAY
? 1 M 1 iTrMrl i i-H-K
PA XKR5 JOBBERS
f rye Hruhn Company
Fresh Meat and Provisions
+ ?j? + ?{. + 4. + + + 4'4'?l?4?+> + *f*4**f*4* + 4*4'4*
Insist on being served
TANNHAEUSER BEER !
+ * '
(iKitWii BKyi
+ A^ARDCD ?A*0 P*)iE ANO ^MH?{ ?OLD MEDALS AT THE 4.
? A. V. *. iX*OSfTI?V
V
: YE OLD STYLE PORTER ?
4. An v-' 4 i.uid Mr J*! 5ur?wlti* all joaj- ?tors In l'o?Ri> dS.ou fur *
i HOTELS, CLUBS, BARS. CAFES AND FAMILY ;
+ TRADE SUPPLIED BY
* ALA3KA SODA COMPANY .j.
*?" CL4LDC CRtCSON, ft~Uf.ritt.of- JOHEAU, ALASKA. A
+ ,f + T+ + T + + + ,i,^ + t t "b + 4* v + v *r ?? r ?
. ?!. ; w i1 1 ; 1 1- : ; i : 1 1 m 1 n 1 1 ; * h-i- k-m- +?:-& <
5C A Loaf? 20 Loaves $1#0|
Pure Wholesome Bread
E?C* IWf ???>?"? tr.t ?n<j 9n, ,U4 'i tint
fr<> JKd, Ofctim ??? n |?4r<ntt?( Ir t>? mad a from the *j
+ |h! floor obtaiftaat* *nd potato y?MML No UMd.
* ...SKAGWAY BAKERY...
25c
K. (K<tcu. Pro* . Prompt dorr very la ait part* of city.
M?tt Dmt to tjr* ft and Kennedy's Star*.
<-H i Hill >i * i ? vii'il i i 1U i i i M i : t ? <
JERRY D'NEIL
BUCK IN JAIL
Jerry O'Neil of Haines, who was
..rrested yvsierday morning for bt>
? ug drunk and disorderly anil who
cashed * valuable plate glass win
?U?w on his way to jail, was released
y-sterday afternoon by Maistgrate
\brahams on a suspended sentence
on his promise to leave town.
O'Neil was drunk, again thia morn
ing and when Marshal Page placed
hi in under arrest, resisted and tried
i strike the officer. Mr. Page hit
him with a black jack and knocked
rtiiu senseless and then dragged him
' > jail where he is now reposing.
E
WILL CLAYSON
Two letter* were received b*
Heads In Skagway on the last boat
Vom Mm. Will Clay son. now In Roch
-ater, Minn., stating Umt tittle Will
I'layson had been operated upon by
h? Mayo brothers and that they ex
pended her absolutely no hope that
'iU paralysis would ever be cured.
' It will be remembered that the Kt
tfe boy wag ran over by a heavy
del ah at Cordova oa December .24
i:ui completely paralysed below the
rt hit. Mrs. Clayson took him to
Nv 0 York a tew weeks ago and from
ill re look him to tfce Mayo brothers.
*U.> are considered the moat expert
^<ir.<?v>na*in the work). The operation
atied to effect a cure and Mrs Clay
on slated that no less than fifteen
. maiaent physicians had examined
Vill and none of them held out any
The little boy la very patient and
Urate and makes no complaint.
Mrs. Clayson is almost heart brok
n at the verdict of the physicians.
SCHOOL BfHIER 0. 1 AGAM
The boiler of the heating plant at
the public school, which fcurst April
IS, is repaired and now In working
order. The neceaeary parts arrived
from below and J. A. Nettles made
'.he repairs yesterday and today.
Only Ona "BRQMO QUININE"
That U LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN
INE. /Look foe th* signature of E.
W. GROVE. Used the World over
to Cure a Cold ta On* Day. 33c
Go to the Dominion Cafe for good
home cooking tf
SHOW TONIGHT
III ELK'S HALL
TheGroes Amusement company will
.;ive a moving picture entertainment
tonight at Elks hall at 8:30 o'clock.
Sleven sets of new films will be
-shown, running from burlesque to the
tragic and all will be extremely inter
i*ting.
The price of admission will be fifty
een'a for adults and twenty-five cents
for children. There will be no re
served seats and tickets will bo sold
| at the door.
MOUNTAIN CLIMBERS IN SEATTLE J
(By Alaska N?ws Surwu.)
SEATTLE. April 22? Belmoro
Brown arrived in Seattle yesterday
and is making preparations to out
tit the Hlrse hell- Parker expedition
which will endeavor to climb Mt. Mc
Kinley this summer.
101 TALK
Come In or phone orders for Gibsoi
Rya and Val Blatz Beer; delivered to
your home by The Mascot |
Choice seed potatoes for sale. Mrs. j
DevereU. 13th and State. 6t !
Good cheer and hospitality at all
times prevail at the Board of Trade, j
Good seed potatoes for sale. Apply
at H. D. Clark's ranch, Skagway, Al
aska. tf.
Victor Sparks received word y ester- ;
day that a daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Karl Sparks at Spokaiu? re
cently. This sreat event makes Vic
tor Sparks aa uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
V> 3. Ssxurks. grandparents and Mr
Lindahl. the grandfather of Mr*.
Sparks, formerty Miss Vera Wilson,
a great-grand fa ih>er.
Yoa can speed a pleasant half hod
la a game of Pool or English BU
lUnto. The Board of Trade has th? '
best table* In Skagiray. Drop in.? ?
we'll be glad to se you.
SAY BOYS!
If you should a?k jour
friend what cigar he
liked beet, what would'
his answer be?
"El Arabe"
Of course.
Dont forget the number
428
" BROADWAY, (Near Fifth)
Tony Dortero's
? >r v v v v *i* ^ v v v v *H*
*
*
+
+
*
HER!
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
?% m ?*? ??? ?*. ?'? Jit ? ?*. .'. ?!? ?<? *5*
3 Established 1897
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Telephone 1 12
Phil. Abrahams
j?ea/ Estate and
Fire Insurance
Agent for Dubuque Fire & Marine Ins. Co., Dubuque Iowa
Washington Fire Ins. Co., Seattle, Wash.
NOTARY PUBLIC SKAGWAY, ALASKA
Tt-2" "P1 T^T She wants a portrait of HIM, or HE one of
WW JL JL Jwa^I HER, We make them, the kind that pleases
Eastman Kodaks and Films Always on Hand
Draper and Company
-g3 3F ? Vifffi, ; ' ~ 9?K - S&3P ' ' i wmm in ? ^
VIENNA BAKERY
MAX GUTFELD, Proprietor
'w
...Fresh Bread Every Day...
Cakes of All Kinds
Pies of All Kinds
CooKies of all Kinds
Special Orders for Catering Receive Personal and Prompt Attention
Delivery to all Parts of City. Phono 35.
Pulkii House
Foot of Sixth flvunot
Mint elf gwiiy furnished house
In Alaska
Every modern convenience
Kiectrie .lights ? Hot and cold
water? Telephones
Poroelain hatha on every floor
Board and room by the day, w ek
or month
Table "applied with cream and
butter from our own Jersey
Dairy
Hire. fi. S. PulUn
Proprietress
BEER
There's Vigor and
Strength
in every drop
Mil U
OOMPKNY
Seattle W mJ)