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vi?or? prloM lnohi<V d?U*?ry
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
?OLE SELLING AGENTS.
1#. SkMway, AlMfc*.
JERRY LYNCH LEAVES
FOR THE EAST TOMORROW.
H. J. Lynch, proprietor of the
Lynch Dry Goods store, will leave
on the Jefferson for California and
a trip through the east. Mr. Lynch
is called south at this time by the
sukiKtis of a brother in California.
Before returning to the north he
will go east where he will meet Mr#.
Lynch and the children, who win re
turn with htm.
While in the east Mr. Lynch will
make hi* selections for hi* sprine
stock. During his absence Miss Gen
evieve Whalen will have charge of
the Lynch store. She will be assist
ed by Miss Elizabeth Hopper.
HERB WHEELER JOINS
PARENTS ON THE MAY.
Two round trtp passengers on the
May were Capt. J. H. Wheeler and
wife, who were joined here br their
ton Mr. Herb Wheeler, who will re
turn with them to the'.r home In
Vancouver.
Mr Herb Wheeler, who arrived In
the city on the Monday eveninc train
has charge of the White Pass stage
line from Whitehorse to Dawson.
MRS. BEULAH CAULPER
LEAVES ON THE MAY.
Mrs Heulah CauM?r, who has been
visiting her mother Mr*. W. J. Rled
soe. for the last few weeks, sailed
tor her home in Seattle on the May
last nlpht Mrs. Catilder with her
charming manner* and winning way
has made many friend*, who regret
that her stay among?t Ms should be
so short.
last nipht were Pr. A P Hawe*.
GEO. DILLON LEAVES.
Mr. Geo. Dillon sailed on the May
last night for an extended trip thru
the state*. He will stop a few day*
ir Seattle, following which he n::i
go to San Francis. o From there he
will take a trip over inti Colorado
| He will return early In the sprint.
Mr and \lra E. J. Shaw, of t) ?
city, were passengors on the May foi
Vancwner and Seattle, where tho>
I will spend a month visiting friends.
The Pacific Coast Steamship Com
pany's steamer IVIhl wiH *a;l from
Seattle tomorrow for this port with
a cargo of freight for Southeastern
Alaska ports. She v .11 arri . i* in
i about ten days
j Others among the pass??nger 1> '
I of the May who arrived in town la--.
| night are Goo. Xiell. Angus M< Kel
lar. Wm I>. Connor, Geo, E. Sim
mon*. Samuel Panics Floyd Wr. it
Taraik) Robt. \\>h*t?r, Marshal ste.
and Geo. 11. Gould
ELKS MEETING TONIGHT.
Skagiray 1/xlpe Nck 431, B. P. O
Kits, will moot tonijrM at 8:00 sharp
All membors are requested to b?
present and ail visiting brot prs an
cordially invited.
Lunch wifi be servod after lodge.
F. A. CaUartnan. Sect i-uu\i.
ANOTHER WO*Of R 0"7 SOCNClL
RlolflCr Km rrptH !hnt Vsnrtraff Is
I- r*w?ri fcT r (irrsi.
Srienee is ck>n:s ?andfr? thr ?- '-.t* In
nedlcine U" weil a* :n mechan v-. Pine*
Adam lived. the human race h been
trouh<ed with dandruff, for wh cv no hair
nr*r>aretlon has heretofore pr ?; > a su -
resaful cure until Newbro'a Her ! le ?u
put <wi the marked It Is a sol prep
\rat?i that kills the perm t*i->t ? -tses
landruff or scurf by d'-dnp into the
?calp to (ret at th? root of the ti.i r. rehire
it ?aps the vitality: caustnc M.-hltur
falling hair, and f.na'Ir hr'?ness TV'h
dsndruT hair muwt f ' w Tamr'.mtly.
It Is the only destroy- of dnndntfT
Fold hv le-.tfnr drc(rc"ts. S?nd 19c.
t tr. ?t?np? for sample to The Herpl
ctde Co, Detroit Wch.
Wm. Brltt. Specla.1 Air en t, SVacwav.
On? dollar bottles guaranteed.
LOST ? Ladies small b^w- knotted
ring. Finder kindly return to Alas
kan Office.
GREAT Ct EARANCE SALE
Sold at a Loss! Malt Rainier. 20
cents per bottle. Especially prepared
: tor sick people and Invalids, and ex
cellent for ntirainj; mother*. Only
two barrel# left. After tbat price wU
be 35 cent? per bottle.
P*ck Train Bar
A fine mild temperance drink i?
the pare wholesome beer made from
the sparkling waters of Turn water
Falls, and the very best barley malt
with jost the right proportion of
choicest grown hops. Brewed as on
ly the Olympia Brewing company can
brew. For sal* at the Board of Trade
MRS. PULLEN INVOLVED IN IN
TERNATIONAL COMPLICATIONS.
International i omplicat ions set in
last ni?ht * heii Mrs. H. s. Pollen
of this city, stopped onto the Prin.
ce? May at lUlnes.w ith the *lew
of roUinitnK to Ihls dty.
Mrs. Pullen made a trip to Haines
yesterday on th.fi Peterson for the
pnrpcse of voting the family of Ll.
Morrison. I'pon her arrival In Haln<?
she discoveiyd that the Morrison fam
ily were on the eve of taking their
departure on the Princess May,
?> i. oh had Jii^-t ti< il *,tp to the do<.k.
for the purpose of taking on board
Lhe Morrison fitniily, for which a
special permit hiid be*n granted the
ship by the customs officials.
I'pon meeting the Morrisons and
hearing that tho ship had stopped
by p>-rm!s*ion of the Customs officlat
Mrs. Piillen decided to return to
Skaeway. She *r> >t aboard urn bal
lon trod. shaking hands with Capt
McL'-c '. I'pon her arrival in this
ty It was discovered that the ship
was liable to a lieavy fine for carry
ing a passenger between two Amorl.
i in ports, wherypon th* steam*hJp
1 company refused to allow her to land.
! ler-tarlne that tt;oy wool. J have to
i 'airy her to a Canadian porl
Investigation by the local Cn?tr?m?
i 'ffHals showed that th?ro was no
I nt -it to Vreak lh" lit on the part
>f any of the parties concerned. and
inon the posting of a bond to se
j 'ore the StoamubH Company from
, !he penalty of a fine, pending a fur
j 'her Inve*'! --s'loti, s- ' dtie to the
?i.-t the dei arlnre of Mrs Pnl
; '?n at this time wou'd work a hard.
?hip on her. hor aeed mother be'ng
verlniRir Ml here and needing her
W. H. COOK IN TOWN
W. H. CooV, ? Mavor of Olarler.**
. ri(i v fc w re papier pr,< on the tra'il
' ist nieht aid will sail on the J offer
">n tomorrow- fo>* their old hone In
Wisconsin. They' will take a three
month* trip, retumirr in the sprlnc.
I The Prinec<-* May arrived In pert
last night at 6 o'clock wtth a pas
j senger list of 1 " . and 55 t >na of
with 20 passenger*.
Had 't!?n A<j?in,
A romps ny of n th m i ti "?? r r?
and n<li>.wm raos a pwflwroance
"Chant ocler" ..<n lb" t' und~ adjo!.
Inn tbe *ntmri?an itfudlo of a fllra man
j ufa< tnrinc company A Utile later one
of the n?t?r?. oni for ii wnlk, came
j upon a man ?eied by the roadside
! auA wooptng hltt< rty.
"I'm one of the |>; Heats ?S tl -snl
tarinni for bur* ov?t Jo Icr." cv lin
ed the despairing one ? Y< -ter<ln\ he
| doc ?ii|d I wa? w<*i boo- boo? ami that
I oontd leave I" II rtn or c Anl
wIihi do von imt'po*e I sat* tbi?- ? >rn
inc ? Rooster* and hr>n? ?iv fet > ch
ami talkln' Ju?t like hnniar^: H I cet
away from that sail i I n rtP m ?*> leu
| year* I'll If d<>lnz niit i? well. r4p
? plneolfs.
WH*n WIW Wind* Blow.
Most of n* -ire rpt to v?'k <>n a ?? ~?n
as simply a stronp wir.l I>|?? - ic
straicht frv?ni on*1 plire to an?i, r
it l? not <?o jst nil, for a ''.>ro? ; !
i always l>!ow> In a rnrv>? ,antl * stor ?
; I* not really a wind. t?nt a wh ?!?> who.
of witwts with r?r-ti'.sr fj-ol- s. The
cunlns spoVe* rrprr^ent t'e r?rlott?
winds *11 Mowing toward <'i? hit'*
This t ?!> is ralleil t!ie "eve" of the
storm. It 1? the ?--p?>t at whU. h |t-p
barometer is lowest On the risv. of t!it>
wheel tlx1 barometer Is htirh. a?4 t'?e
nearer the hub' the lower l? i'm? l> ^ m
eter. This wln-el of winds I- n?- .ally
several hundred miles ni -n???
Set Him te TbinVirji.
They bad been tnll injr as they walk
ed She had rer -ked ?:>!'?? y:
"Oh. it must I*1 ti?rril?l? to ; own to
he rejected by a woman!"
"Indeed It mnet." was hU re on*e
Then, after awbilti. with sympathetic
dKlnrenno'isness. she exclaimed:
?"It doesn't seen' that I mtiU ever
bare the heart to dt? It."
And there came i sllenoe l^'weeu
them as he tboncht it over.
A L'wful Occupation.
Lord I.nffinchnm < warmly) ? The
blawsted commoner*! will s-w>n h-f-e i*s
otit of ImtdnoMi entirely, hah .love!
tVhat? I.*>rd Piin'eiuh-V.n as. b*b
.lore! We'll s^on-ha. ha. ha? he noiii
in* bnt re-reation peers, y' know!?
Puck
Gratitude.
Mrs. Grlnsrv-Sffttki whv <J^ yon ?p
pland that wretohe<l r'nrinet pltrer?
Grinpo? 1 applande^l him bemuse he
quit p!ayin?.? Chieaito Tr!bnr?.
The reward of one doty d< >e Is the
power to fn'GH another.? K'loU
Henry FrtedenthaJ Phone 70. Qui k
delivery. Unease ?ind expre?irg on
short notice, dey or night.
None better and ft rer than Cibaon
rye. Rainier ar l Ol^mpla beer. Or
ders by 'phone promptly delivered.
The Maarot. t|.
MAY CARRIES LARG8
PASSENGER LIST SOUTH.
The May sailed at 11 p. m. last
night with a large passenger Hat
Among those to depart from our
midst were Mr. Geoffrey Butler and
wife and their son Boundary. Mr. *
Butler has been for several year*
customs Inspector at the Summit.
R. M. Courtney and tlx* Jolly Ma
jor Ransom, who came to take onr
life (Insurance,) were passengers on
the May.
Bert B^rtheison. the popular aid"
do camp to Herman Ktrnwe. the Ska?
way Jeweler, sailed smith to Seattl*
where he will female until the spring
tvhon he will take charge of the ih?w
"torn to be op<*n??.l by Kirms?? in
Ketchikan.
Hartley Williams of Dawson arriv
f-1 in the city on the train Monday
night and was a passenger sonth last
'il*ht. lie is interested in the
English Syndicate n^-rating In the
??"Id fields, in the vicinity of Paw
on. While In the south he will
i -nke arrangement* for the shlpjrtnr
of a mammoth dredge which will
't put into operation In the coming
J
KW |Re yv. cm a whoiesom#
m? cooked n ?hU at the New Horn*
?*taorant ut?i Are, }n*t off of
-??dw ay
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
I.AX aTIVB RROMO Qalah?. U>? ircrld
Cold ar<l Grip raised/ ftn?rt?
cMMk, Call for fall c*m?i Look for
aignatura B. W. GROVE, ttc.
FOR GIFTS
NO TROUBLE TO PINO WHAT
YOU WANT
W inn yon are oat on a bunt for
aomeUitng appropriate an a sift, ro
armbw I bar* new good* au? h m
uan<lrom? rut xlaoa, aiirerware, and
beautifully hand painted rbina, juat
in from the maker's. whtrj) rmld
make aa bandnom* a preaeat aM ran
fx* mada. Such *ood* ara alwajn ap
preciated. i have nothing but Uie
lateat, ?p to data in pattern, and in
?juallty. Nothln* imt the rary b<ML
Our waUh work, nawly man far* ur
, a?>d Mklllfiil engraving apeak f.?r
'bciiM?l?M W'a do not torn out our
work tmlpM It I* finished )n the ba?t
manner and we ciiATAnW every p|?
of It. If you hate any trouble w 'h
four watrh bring It to m and *i w'll
guarantee ynti entire aatlafartlon at
reasonable rhargaa.
pr>n'l neslert ymif eya# when ynt
ran get them ei.tmined free at my
ator* wfth the latent optical Imt'ni
merit* J, IkutA. JeweW * optirj*
Money Savers
A SERIES OF
n
I SALES
u
Mm
WILL BEGIN
Mf, 1
These Sales Will Touch
Every Department Of
Our Stock
L A. HARRISON & CO.
Ph-<ne 55
?TCS
When in SKag'way Stop nt the
\Pullen House
MRS. H. a. PULLEN. PROPRIETRESS.
The Modern Hostelry of Alaska
40 ROOMS 40
Elegantly Furnished
Single or en Suite
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, BATHS, TELEPHONES
..The Best of Meals..
TABLE SUPPLIED WITH BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
Milk and Cream from our own Jar??y Dairy.
RATK8 CONSISTENT WITH THE BEST SERVICE.
FREE BUS TO AND FROM ALL BOATS AND TRAINS.
i SRag'way -i- Alaska