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Two Big Shipments of::
FRESH FRUITS I
iffllES I
' On Jefferson and City of Seattle :;
: C. W. Ask & Sons
<llill'lll i*H 'H"l I 1M M I 1 I I 1 ! I 1 1 I +
JUST RECEIVED A NEW UNE OF
Summer Suits
And Also SHOES, PANTS, SHIRTS,
NECKTIES, HOSE, HATS, CAPS, ETC
Gents' Furnishing Goods
Tony Dortero & Son ? 421 Broadway
The White Pass ?
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Now Oi>f* Ta ^
Tke General Trarelitf Public *
Un.Jcr New Masac<*m?n of ?
C. RACINE. M<r aad P?wr
Rate*. -41.00 per Day and Up ?
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Best Meals
Ib Th* CV-y at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY Q Cr
DINNER?...
Lodging
Fverytk.mr Cl?ia tiki
First 0)i<t
Fifth Avenue near Broadway
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Skajrrar. Alaska.
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CIGARS
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Smokers Articles ?
ACarefallf Stock C
of Notions. Such as Shave- 0
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Tony Dortero's^
Heary FTWocUsaJ rho tie 76. Quid
dclir?rr. nacjraxe and expressing on
short T<ntice. day or night.
| Board of Trade |
Cafe
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Evrything New and First ^
A Class
^ B*nqurt? and Private Dinners
t A Specialty
J. Popular Prices
i. Open Day and Night
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4? -!-v -X-X ? -!-?? -X-H- i.
Pack Train
Restaurant
F?r 14 Yftfi We Ra*? SrmJ mIt
The Best in the Markets
??d it ii tiw
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
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jj <? *> New Location ->
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Delmonico of Alaska
DEWEY
CAFE
Opened Under New
Management
J. E. TERR El
Formerly of
Dawson Kentucky Kitchen
and lately of
Scott's Hotel Carcrosa.
The Best in the Market
Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOWN
AT POPULAR PRICES
Open from 6 a. m. to 1 0 p. m.
DON'T PROG
Fn .iwa V am ' rr X3ot 50 CENTS
H. Hartwigsen
Soccumct V>
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dkairr m
Hilars Tobacco
Srrokers" Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
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HOAKtRES. NEWSPAPERS AND
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..SKAGWAY SOCIETY..
Dr A 1' tiawes of Whitehorse
a Skaswav visitor this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lome McAlister
have named their little son Ward
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Mr. Frank Wilson of Whitehorse
came to Skagway for the Interna
tional fete.
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Mrs. A. L. Grant was a passen
ger on the Princess Sophia foi
Sound cities. .
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Mrs. W. C. McKenxie has as a
guest this week Mrs C. W. Hock- j
ett of Haines.
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Miss Helen Curtis of Whltehorse j
visited with Mrs. G. G. Miller dur
ing the week-end.
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Mrs. James O'Rourke of Car
croas was c ptuest of Mrs. W. C.
McKencte en Thursday.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. L. S|<eer are
now occupying their pretty home
on Broadway ami 8th Ave.
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Mrs. W. T. My rick was a pas
senger south on the Princess So
phia for a visit in tlie States
Miss Alma J. Dclaney of Sitka
is visiting in Juneau and will visit
in Skagway on her way home
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Colonel j. H. Courad of Car
cross passed through Skagway
Thursday on his way to Porcupine.
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The little son recently born to
Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Thompson has
been named I/eonard H.tvcs Elliot
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Mrs. P. H Ganty and little
children arrived home on the City
of Seattle from a trip to the
States.
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Mr. and Mrs. W." W. Bonijhton
are now occupying the "Heine
Miller" cot tape, where they will re
main until fall.
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Mr. George Pedman, who has
been living In Pasadena, Cal.,
for several months returned home
ion the !V>lphin.
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Mrs. C. I). Grange left on the
! ITincess Sophia on her way to
| Montreal, where she will remain
for the summer.
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Mrs E. C. l?eFevre has two
rows of old fashioned honey suckle
or columbine that can not be sur
passed anywhere.
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Mr. Jack Taylor and the Misses
Helen and Evelyn Taylor of White
horse visited with their sister Mrs.
I W. R. Hillvry on Saturday.
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Miss Mary G. Hindshaw boasts
J of having the tallest sweet pea
I vines in town, but Mrs. M. Hay
j ward produced the first blotrms.
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Mrs. A S. Smith of Juneau is
visiting in Skagway the guest rff
Mrs. Norman E Mack. Next week
Mrs. SmiCi will visit with Mrs. E.
J. Shaw.
The name of the tittle daughter
of Mr and Mr*. Walter JIcRrien is
Hen a Elizabeth in honor of her
maternal and paternal grandmoth
ers.
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Mr. J. W Ask of Seattle is ex
pected on the Humboldt and will
visit with relatives In Skagway.
Mr. Ask is a brother of C. W.
Ask.
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Mr. Bnioe Watson of Atlin, B.
C., and Profe ?or Grant, principal
of % the Whitehorse school were
among the Skagway visitors Satur
day.
Mr. E. J. White and daughter,
Miss I.ena White, of Whitehorse
visited with Mr. and. Mrs. Claud
I>ech during the International cele;
brat ion.
Mr. and Mrs* G. G. Miller and
their little daughter Vern, were
dinner guests of Captain Hughes
on board the Prliiem Spokane on
Thursday.
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Miss Ethel I^eslie, one of the
younger set of Whitehorse, visited
with XI rs. Fred Flckardt during the
celebration, returning home Tuns
day morning.
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Mrs. George Wilson of White
horse with her son David, her
daughter Rita, and Ji younger son,
xlslted Skagway and' attended the
celebration festivities.
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Mrs. -James O'Rourke arrived In
Skagway from t'ocatHlo, Idaho, on
the lH>lphin and was n guest of the
Golden North 'Hotel until Friday,
when she joined her husband at
Care roes.
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Mrs. Patrick Mtirriy and child
ren Henly and Helen of Whitehorse
visited with Mrs. William Whalen
and her brother, 'Mr. Jerry Qnlnlan,
this week, returning home Friday
morning
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Mrs. J. F. Maloney, Mis* Mary
Malone.v, ihe two luddles Joseph
and John ?re in town from Juneau
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. D.
Kinase. Mrs. Maloney and child
ren will return home on the
Humboldt
Mrs. W. A. Puckett, Miss Deyo
Puckett, Mr. Cam. Slmlth. Mrs. O
S. Fleming. Mr. and Mrs. H. <?
MacPlterton and Miirt Helen Cur
tis* wore among the Whitehorse
visitors in Skagway for the cele
bration on Saturday.
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A p>rtv went to Kern Castle
on Friday evening for dinner and
an outing, among whom were Mr.
and Mrs. Everet F. Tawne>, the
Misses Rauyhman and Marks all of
Seattle, Mr. C. C. Webb, T>r. Ga
ble. Mr. Royal Patten, Mr. Chester
Pull<?n, Mr. J. M. Keller and Mr.
Cole. The party were Pnllen Honse
guests and under tile chapronage
of Mrs. H. S. Pullen
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Miss Blanch Cone! inn, principal
of one of the public f ? hoola of;
Oonvcr, Colorado, wis an arrival
on the State of California from Van
eoorw, B. C, and is reiilstsred at
the Pullen Hons* Miss Condlnn
is a friend of Mm. W. C. MeKen
ele and Is visiting in th? M< Kennle
home for a fortnight.
Mrs. Anna Bannister and Mr.
Angus McDonald were married in
Skagway on Tuesday, July 9th.
Judge Martin Conway performed
i the wedding ceremony. None but
the witnesses was present. A tempt
ing dinner was served at the Pack
Train restuurant for the newly
wedded pair and their friends. Mr.
and Mrs. McDonald are pioneers of
the north country and well known
in the Yukon district.
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On Tuesday Miss Elsie Jensen of
Fort William H. Seward was quiet
ly married to Mr. Nets Peter Han
sen of Skngway, the Reverend A.
K. Mcl^ean of Haines officiating.
Captain Peter Madsen and Mrs.
Hudson of Haines were present as
witnesses. The wedding took place
In the home of the groom on 9th
Avenue and Main street. After the
"ceremony the wedding party enjoy
ed a most delectable banquet at
the Pack Train restaurant. The
table vtes beautifully appointed ?
snowy napery, cut glass and silver,
with flower decorations of car-;
nations and roses. Covers were]
laid for eight. Mr. and Mrs. Han- |
sen will make their permanent I
home in Skagway.
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One of the most beautiful fawns|
and flower gardens in Skagway Is
that of Mr. E. J. Shaw. This year
Mr. Shaw has turned his attention!
to rose culture and has a dosen I
different varieties of this queen of I
flowers In bud and blossom. There;
are also heliotrope, carnations,
geraniuns, pansies and sweet peas'
In profusion It Is a great surprise1
to tonrlsts visiting Alaska to see j
the beautiful flowers both wild and j
cultured when nothing but !?e and!
'now was expected. There are
many well kept gardens in Skag-j
way well worthy of mention, that'
of Ha D. Clark on the west side of j
the Skagway river, Mrs. F. I>ever-{
all, W. C. Blanchard, J. F. Ander- j
son, W. L. Speer, Mr. Hopper, j
the White Pass Hospital. H. B
LeFevre, F. J. Weber and others
equally we.l tended may be seen
by walking about town.
DOfTT DC LAV.
Some Allakan People Have Learred
That Neglect Is Dangerous.
The allghteat symptom of kidnej
troubl? to Ear too aorious to be ov*r
looked. It* the small, neglected
troubles that lead to aertooB kidney
ftilmenU. That pain in the "small " of
jour back; that urinary irregularity;
those headaches and dkxy spells;
that weak, weary, worn-out feeling,
may be natarrs warning of cooing
dropsy or fatal Bright* dla^ae. Why
rials your life by neglecting th<*e
symptom*? Rearb the cauae of the
trouble while there la /?* time? be
gin treating your kidneys at oo'e
with a tried and proven kidney rern
i edy. No need to experiment? Doana
Kidney Pilto hare been coring kid
ney trouble for over 76 yean*, Doan's
Kidney Plfla are used and recommend
ed throughout the civilized world.
Convincing testimony follows:
Mrs* E. A. Husk, 1001 Union St,
Olympia, Wash., says: "Although 1
have never oaed Doan's Kidney Cilia
myself, they have been taken by
other members of my family wl'h
excellent result*. Tber have no
equal for oaln and weakneee In the
back. The persona who used Doana
Kidney PUIS hi my family are now
entirely free from kidney trouble."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cent*. Foster-Mllborn Co., Buffalo,
New Tork, sole amenta for United
State*.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? m l
take no other.
H. D. KIRMSF.
PIONEER JEWELER
of Alaska
I argest and Moil Complete
Stock of
Nugget Jewelry am!
Alaskan Curios
In The North
Stores at
SKAGWAY ft KETCHIKAN
Have You Seen Them ?
KOVERALLS
for little girls
Not a common Overall but an
attractive garment for the
Romp a-round Girl
Made by the famous overall
makers- -Levi Strauss & Co.
Warranted to Wear (EL Never Rip
"Far West"
and
" Black Bear"
Overalls for your little man
from 2 to 14 years.
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
Angeles Beer
COSTS MORE TO BREW
COSTS YOU NO MORE
On Draft and in Bottles at
BOARD op TRADE BAR