IKE WHITE PISS I
Speed ,
Service,
The
Route of
Comfort , Safety.
Magnificent New Steamers
ti.<l U1 : u?- '.uuvt iii?ac?* rryutr?d fo the comfort of iMU?eng?rJ.
Parlor Observation Cars
? i* Th* WkUc Put & Yukou Rout# will
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FanxHO (or it* Home Cooljcg,
Uuttefnill fiom our own d- 'w
Koiiw Nntfir at at Sutr
Electric Lights
KATES $2.50 PER DAY AND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
I hc Only Fu? CUm Hotel
Opened Under New Manage
tut AUla Uo*.
HOTEL SCOTT
s *.ii * richwanUhamp
Headquarters tor Mining Men and
Travelers
??ftCIA t RATCr AND ACCOM MOO ATIONS FOR MU9HER9.
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEbT
COOD STABLES FIRST C1ASS BAR STCXk
CARCROSS & ^ YUKON TER.
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NEW COMFORTABLE - ELEGANT *
The Caribou Hotel *
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E. W. C1DEON. PmpMto. ""
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Car cross, Yukon Territory +
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Well L-,u.;>|>ed h urnatc Heatod Throughout Cafe and Bar .
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H**dquarteie (or *Schuiz'? Atlin Royal Mail* Stage Line ?{?
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SKAGWAY SOCIETY
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VOl'R FLAG AND MV FLAO
Your (las *nd my "**? .nn<* ?>ow 11
(Hot today
la your land aud my land, and h-lf
a world away;
It oho- red and blood-rod, Its stripes
forever gloam,
Snow-white and soul-white. the good
forefathers' dream;
Sky-bluo aud true bluo, with stars
that gloam aright.
'the gloried guerdon of tho day, a
shelter through tho night.
Your (lag and my flag, aud oh, how
much it holds
Your laud and my land socurc be
ueath Its folds;
Your heart and my beart beat quick
er at tho alght.
Sun-kissed and wind-tossed, the red
and blue aud while.
(Unknown).
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Colonel aud Mr*. McCluro were
Pulleu House guest* on Wednesday.
Mr F. Ikuta Is visiting his broth
er Mr. J. Ikuta. Mr. Ikuta Is an
artist of note.
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Dr. L. S. Keller will leuvo the
coming week for a professional vis
It to Atlln and way points.
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Miss Nellie Flyun and Miss Alice
Abrahams vlsltod lu Haines this
week the guests of Miss Sludellne
ilockett.
Mr. aud Mrs. A. C. J.athrop will
the rooms formerly occupldo by A.
Joy aud family.
Mr. W. H. Batson Is slowly re
covering from a serious accident tha
has conflued him to tho houso for a
number of day*.
Mrs. Hall and her son Mr. Frank
B. Hall of Fairbanks, were lu town
this week on their way home from a
trip to Outside points.
covered from his receut severe 111
and Is greeting his many friends.
Mlas Louise Hradon of Boise,
Idaho, who la touring southeastern
Alaska went to Haines and Fort
Seward ou the Peterson, Woduc*
Mr. A. B. Towne Is home from a
trip to Oregou aud Washington. Mr
Tow ue was a delegate to the Grand
Lodge of Masons which met In Ab
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Tho Reverend Q. W. Rennlson and
way's delightful cllmato. They are
living In tho rectory and will bo hof
for some time.
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Mrs. William E. Brltt and ner
little son Jacob of Juuoau are In
Skagwny for a visit and will live In
tho rooms formerly occupied by the
family of Farl R. Ask.
Colonel Wilds P. Richardson and
Lieutenant Egorton were arrivals
from the westward on tho Northwest
ehu. After a few days visit In town
they left for Interior poluls.
Mr. Rodger D. Plnneo la a wel
come guest lu Skagway this week.
Mr. Pluneo came from Seattle on
the City of Seattle ami will make
bis visit one of busluess anil pleas
ure.
Mrs. George Stilly anil Mlu Wul
luua of Victoria, li. C. are visiting
with the family of Mr. Dun McKay.
Ou Friday the ludlra, accompanied
by Mr*. McKay made a round trip
to the gummltt.
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Miss Nun Riley aud her sister
Miss Viola Riley arrived on the
Northwestern from a trip to the
westward, and wero afternoon and
tea guests of Mrs. W, C. McKenxle
while the steamer was In port.
Mrs. H. Lord of New York who
has been a Pullen House guest for
a number of weeks will leave soon
for Atlln, where she will be met by
tier son Mr. Frauk H.Lord. who Is
with the T. M. Daulton mining com
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Mrs. Mary E. Hart of Corto Ma
dera, Cul., lecturer on tho steamer
Spokane, was given a cordial greet
ing by her hosts of friends when
the ship was In port Wednesday.
Mrs Hart Is President of the Cruis
er Club which sho originated last
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Many Skagwayang have received
the following announcement:
Mr. and Mr*. Dietrich Carl Abrurrt^
announce the marrlngo of their nls- 1
ter Alma jcaiinette Delaney to Mr.
t
Mr. Qeorge Colomun Teal on Mou
day, June the second, nineteen hun
dred and thirteen. Seattle, Washing
ton.
Mrs. Teal us Miss Delanoy, Is
well known In Skagway whore she
has many friends.
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Mrs. Charles O. Austin, of Qien
dale, California, Is In Skagway for
the summer tho guost of her daugh>
er, .Mrs. V. I. Hahn. Judge Austin
muy follow at a later date.
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Miss Helene Moore, daughtor of
Dr. and Mrs. I. H. Moore, of Ruby,
arrived on the Alameda from Seat
tle, whore sho has been attending
the University of Washington, cud
Is the guest of Mrs. Charlos K.
Hooker. L>r. Moore will urrlvo from
Seattle on the City of Seattle. Miss
Moore formerly, when a little girl,
resided at Treadwell with her par
ents when Dr. Moore was the Troad
well physician at that point, and
has many frlouds among the young
rr set of tho Gastlnoau channel cit
ies.? Tho Juneau Kmplro.
Miss Mooro Is clalmod by Skrg
way also, as aho passed many of her
days of Infancy and childhood here
where her father Dr. I. H. Moore
was a pioneer physician and surgoon
for tho White Puss and Yukon R.R.
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EMPLOYED FOR
GENTLE PEACE
Merlin, June CS The young iut>
?ilterns, who hopo for war because It
?neans chances for promotion; tho
gtiimukers, who hope for war be
cause It means business, and tho
jingoes, who hopo or war bocaupo
they are built that way and can't
help It, sit In their respective circles
and speak bitterly of tho mnu who
bears the title of war Lord and ro
fUBes to go to war If ho can avoid
It. They point to pretoxt after pr>
text which might have justified an
appoal to arms, and glorify tho
young Crown Prince, who sits in the
imperial gallery of tho ReicliBtag and
applauds warlike sentiments, and
who writes books picturing tho sp:?*?
dors of the battlefiold.
Through It all tho object of their
wrath goes his way unmoved, and
the whole world had occasion re
cently to send Its congratulations
aud good wishes to a War lA>rd of
a century. For twenty-flvo years
Kaiser Wllhelm William IJ has been
the rock against which every Jingo
istic movement of his subjects has
boen wrecked. An advocate of a
formidable army, a believer in war
as a school for the manly virtues,
an emperor who raroly lets himself
bo seen except In military uniform,
the Kaiser has nevertheless repeat
edly made It clear tthat ho will not
enter a war until all other courses
are closed. But If he must, then,
and then only, will he be tho roal
Thero Is ncod In Germany today
of clear-headed statesmanship tuin
pored with a feeling of responsibil
ity. The empire Is not well off In
the matter of statesman. In fact,
the Kaiser Is Germany's only real
statesman today. The truth might
as well bo admitted, for nobody who
hag followed recent ovents la Ignor
ant of tho situation. It Is not so
long sine-' the chancellor stood up
In tho Reichstag and told tho mem
bers that tho peril of Slav domina
tion menaced tho nntlon. It was no
so long before that that there was
a rvcrudesconco of anglophobtsm iu
the land. Russia and Great Britain
theso were tho two enemies of tlw
future, the implacable opnononts
and evil wishers of the empire. The
Czar of Russia and tho King of
Great Britain havo Just returned
home after a visit iu Berlin which,
so far as one outside the charmed
circle of royalty could Judgo, was
one of unusual cordlatlty and was
marked by an apparently genuine
and amiable exchange of court jsles
between tho Kaiser and his two re
puted enemies.
Only One "BROMO QUININE"
Tat Is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Look for tho ftlgafcture of EL W.
GROVE. r*od tho World over to
Cure a Cold In One Day. 25c.
Subscrlbo for tho Dally Alaskan
l)on't go fishing without a Black
Gnat, Royul Coachman, Dusty Mil
lor, and a can of salmon oggs In
your kit. Harold has'eni; Bth &
Broadway. tf
HIDDEN DANGERS.
Naturo Gives Timely Warnings That
No AliiNknn CIGzcn Can Alfonl to
Ignore.
]>ANGc,K SIGNAL, NO. 1. comet)
from tho kidney secrotlons. Thoy
will wain you when the kidonys arc
weak. Wnil kidneys excrete u clear
umber fiuld. Weuk kidneys sou
out u tliin, pule and foamy, or a
thick, red, lll-smelllng urine, full of
sediment aud lrrogular of passage.
DANGL.U SIGNAL. NO. 2. comes
from llie back. Buck pains, dull
>nc heavy, or shurp and acute, sug
gert weak lilduoys and warn you of
tho danger o' dropsy, gravel and
Brlght's disease. In that caso Doans
Sidney I'lIJs have boon endorsed by
Ihousunds. Here !s a statement of a
grateful user.
G. it Splcor, 373 Exchunge St.,
Astorli Oregon, says: "I can In all
earnestness recommond Doan's Kid
uey I'llU. I ued them In my old hom
in Lincoln, Mo. und found that thoy
do all thai Is claimed for thorn. Fo
back and kldnoy trouble, the is noth
lug bettor and I advlso tholr uso by
ull afflicted in that way. They came
to my reso'.io In* fine style".
For sale by all dealors. Price 50
cents. Foter-Mllbum Co., Iluffalo.
New York, solo agents lor the Uni
ted States
Remember tho name -Doan's ? and
t ikt no other.
A co'; pipe Is Just tho thing to
smoke wl on out fishing, provldod
ou have f.ood tobacco. Harold has
ill! klniU of good tobocco. 5th &
I. road way. tf
CIl.UI MB/IT COCK TAILS
at
Serve* I n In carte.
Tlio I'lick Train ReatAUMMt
H. M. Hartwigsen
DIAI.III IN
CIGARS. TOBACCO AND
SMOKERS' ARCTICLES
NOW IS THE TIME
TO FISH
A carefully selected line of Rods, Reel*,
Lines, Flyc?, Hooks and bait,
# EVERYTHING FOR
THE ANGLER
I-arue circulnliiiK library, including the
latest copywrite books, Magazines,
Newspapers and other periodicals. Fine
line of Stationary.
Spring Time ?
? Kodak Time
TaWo n Kodak wkh you.
Everything for Kodakcrjr at our
Store, ami prompt developing and
printing.
Draper & Co.
Box G. Skagway
SEATTLE'S
Loading Popular Priced Motol
Hotel
Georgian
Europrau (Man
All Ou pldo Mutiny
Rooms. EleiramlY
KuruUhed
Sample Room*.
Com im" oil I k Fam
ily trade nollclUd
BATES e X
Slnirk* ltounit ft up
ltooro?wllh batli fl 50
Two person* &.30 up
C. 8. ST ?FFORD.
Manager.
Tako East Lako car (rom Union
Dopot to Fourth. FOURTH AVE
botwoon Urlon A PIko.
RAW FURS
? : WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE FOR PRICE LIST
Percey's Fur House
Othkoth, - WUcoiuin
LOCAL BRIEFS
8KAGWAY WEATHER REPORT
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Result* of the ob*orvalion taken
at Mooro'a Wli&rf at mldplgbt,
last night, 'ji m follows:
Temp, time otxarrarn . 54 above
Max. preceding 24 bra .. . 78 above
Vfln. " " " . C5 above
?lean " " " . 68 above
IJaromoter 30:70. Cloudy an<l calm.
K & A. M.
White Pubm i^odfc"'
Y c . & A. ?" No. 11%
meets 2u ?;??! ?? ? ??
tfrt. Kv'i-k nf 4?iil?
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month. YIMtliig brotliura aro *??>?
coino. I'fcil Abraliuma, Seen an
W. R. Hllle% \\ M.
Fraternal Order
L Eagles ?
' Skagway Aui la
k No. 25, Fiater
nal Order of
Uuglou iuo?ts the first and third
VVodiioaduy night ot aach iroiith at
their hull on Fifth dvenuo. VUltlng
brothers cordially luvltod to attend.
John Qrashtl, W. P.; J. M. Kollor,
Secret ury.
Skagway Lodge
No. 431, B. P. O.
K. meets every
1st aud 3rd
Thursday nlligts
1 ut 8:30. Klka
club and reading
room oiion dally from 1 p. m. 10
2 midnight. Visiting brothers cor
dially weicomo. ? W. C. Blanchard,
ICx. R. Geo. Magee, Secretary.
x ArrUc Brotherhood?
Camp Skagway No. 1,
A. H. meets every Tues
^ day evoiiliig at 8:00 p.
in. sharp. Visiting brothors cordial
ly wolcomo. ? Fred Fonzo, Ar.itic
Chief. Geo Hobblee, Arctic Rec.
Olympia beer on draft at tho
Board of trado. This famouB brew
.s kopt constantly fresh both on
draft and In bottlos. This Is tho
lload of Tado Bar, where tho cele
btated Rauler Beer is also kept
in bottlos tf
PROFESSIONAL cards.
Attorneys
II. II. LK FEVRE
Attorney-At- Law
Commissioner For Vukou :ritory
to 'lake Affidavits
Skagway - ? * AlfcJtn
DesOU.
IMC. L. S. KELLER
Dentist
Most Modern Methods
? Opon Evenings
OffJco Hours: 9-12 a. m. 1-6 p. m.
Alaskan Building ? -Broadway
SKAQWAY - - ALASAK
M. F. PATTEHSON- DENTAL
SUPPLY COMPANY
Dental Supplies.
? Dtalora In ?
dental supplies
229 Walker Bldg. Seattlo, Wash.
Orders by mall or cable will receive
prompt .iltoiitlon. Catalogue ou re
quest. ^
Frank SufTacool
W. II. Warren
NEW OWNERS []
Alaska
Transfer Co.
Coal - WoodjJOl
'Hauling
{Quick Service^
Low Rates
" Get The A. T. 1 Mil "
Office in Railway Bldg.
PHONE 10
Pack Train
Restauran i
TONY STANICH. Proprietor
For 14 Yeir? We H?tt Scrrtd only
The Best in the Markets
tad tixity il if ti>.
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
New Location
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Delmonico of Alaska