I You m*k? ? mwUkf if
Famous for rti Hon* Cookmg,
Mdk, Crram, Cottage Ox** and
Buttermilk from our own dairy.
Frrth Ect*. etc j
lit HUH MM I
Room Sngir ur m Swfr ElrctncjLighn |
PorcrUm Baths on c?ch floor
RATES? $2.50 PER DAY AND^UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway I
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THE
?WNEAPOUV ? nom.
W e for Circular ?
A. ?ka Fur? a Specially
Very Top Price* Pwd.
Make - Trial - Shipment
RAW FURS
? : WK PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITK FOR PRICK LIST
Percey's Fur House
Otkko?k, ? Wi?con?in
Send the Skagway Dally Alaskan
home to the states. 7 Be. per month ,
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The Only Firtl Class Hotel Opened Under New Mimage
in Carcroaa ment
Headquarters Bar Vt?& Sta?? Utoe
HOTEL SCOTT
Scott A ScfcwanJekamp
Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
?FECIAL RATE? AND ACCOMMOD ATIONS FOR MUSHERS.
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BtbT
GOOD STABLES FIRST a ASS BAR STOCK
CARCROSS & ?? YUKON TER.
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The Caribou Hotel
?4? i I I I 1 I 1"! 1 1 1 1H 1H- 111 III m 'I-I-l-I-I-l-I -K-+ *?
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NEW COMFORTABLE ELEGANT *
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E. W. GIDEON. Proprietor
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Carcross , Yukon Territory +
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iniM<)i*(rlT Oppoate (K? VUh P*m Depo? +
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Well Equipped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar
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Headquarters for ?Schuli's Atlin Royal Mail* Stage Line +
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The Skagway Pioneer Dairy
M. W. MIM AN, Prop.
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
Th* Urpen: and beat oooducted dairy In > laslau? ? =rv
Daily Shipment* of Pure Milk and Cream
To all points on White fui ft Yukon Boat*.
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
J uneau. - Alaska
OLDEST BANK |IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicits The Accounts
of Skagiray Finn? And Individuals.
<*l> ^ "MOMOQUlW*."th*l? rtfY*. A on
Laxatiw Bromo Quinine^ /VJ? ? ^
Ore* ? CoM in On* Day , Crip in 2 Dij'jv/ /*' X^7T>^
SKAGWAY SOCIETY
Ol'R DUMB FR1KND8.
Oh, men and women, turn wltli
hearts of pity
To help the animals, whose word-,
leas cry
Ooos up from country lane and I
crowded city.
Pleading a little kindness ere
they die!
They yield us all their strength and
their obedience.
They toll for ua from dawn till
setting sun.
They give us faithful lore and true
allegiance
What do we give them for the
service done?
Oh, ye who preach of Christ, his
crosa and passion;
Oh, ye who teach the children
how to pray.
Teach them God's Infinite, divine
compassion
For all things living underneath
his sway!
God grant us gentler natures, clear
er vision,
Grant us to hope our dumb and
faithful friends
May not be barred outaide the
fields Elysian,
But taste their sweetness when
their Journey ends.
Let us not, then neglect them in
our blindness.
They do not need so much of
whip and goad.
They need a little love and human
kindness
To help them on their long and i
weary road.
?Edith H. Bourchler in Dublin
Mail
0?0?0
Mr. W. L. Spear is confined to!
his home with illness.
o ? o ? 0
Mr C. Kane and Mr. James Ha- ?
ran were visitors at Elks club on
Wednesday evening.
0 ? 0 ? 0
Mrs. Byron Olson of Glacier!
visited In town this week the guest
of Mrs Roy Gault.
0 ? 0 ? 0
Mr. and Mrs H. F. Taylor re
turned home on the Humboldt
from a trip to Seattle.
0?0 ? 0
Mr. and Mrs. Walter McBrien
have taken rooms at the Golden
North hotel for the winter.
0 ? o ? 0
Mr. and Mrs. John McBrien will
occupy the l^eFevre cottage on
Fifth Avenue for the winter.
o ? e ? o
Mrs. P. H. Ganty took first J
honors among the women for good
bowling the past week with a score
of 188.
0 ? 0 ? 0
Miss Myrtle Fonso who visited
with her father during the sum
mer and fall has gone to Soattle
for the winter.
a ? a ? a
Mr*. Martin Conway la entertain-!
ing a number of small folk this af
ternoon In honor of her daughter
Ressie's birthday.
0 ? 0?0
An Irishman when asked "What i
is a critic?" replied, "A critic is
one who is moat down on what h<'
is least up on."
0 ? 0?0
Mrs. Oeorpre Dedman was a pa*
senger south on the Jefferson and
will spend the winter visiting In
the Coast States.
0 ? 0?0
Judge Royal A. Gunnison of Ju
neau and Mr. Robert A. Carroll
were asked to dine with Mr. and
Mrs. V. I. Hahn on Thursday.
0 ? 0 ? 0
Mr. and Mrs. Charlt* Brockmll
ler have bought the Clyde Hower
ton property on the corner of 11th
I Avenue und Broadway and will
make it their home.
0 ?0 ? 0 '
Mrs Frank H. Bold, Miss Mae
Mcllravie and Neal Bold were
guests at dinner on Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs Bert Howdeshell and
Miss .Met a Robtson
0 ? 0 ? 0
Mrs L. A. Harrison returned on
the Jefferson from a visit with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. A.
Shorthill and her daughter Miss
Nora Harrison of Tacoma.
0?0?0
Lieutenant and Mrs. Parker and
Lieutenant Parker's mother of the
Post \ere round trip passengers to
Skagway, and luncheon gnests at
the Pack Train restaurant on Tues
day.
0 ? 0 ? 0
On Tuesday, Mrs. (Lieut. Col.)
Sage, Lieutenant and Mrs. Good
rich, Captain Brook and Mrs. (I>r.)
Porter of Fort W. H. Seward were
luncheon gueets at the Pullen
house. st i k
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. White and
their little ton Albert, vlaited the
wook-eiul 1,1 Skagway the irueata of
Mr. and Mra. Claud H. Perh and
returned to Whitehorae on Monday
morning.
0?0 ? 0
I>r. and Mra. L. 8. Keller were
gueata of Mr. and Mra. Rert How
deahell and Miai? Aleta Robiaon on
Thuraday evening, the ocraalon be
I iifc Mr. HowdeahcU'a birthday
How old waa AnnT
0 ? 0 ? 0
The hop given by the R P. O.
Klka on Friday evening wna a moat
delight ful .iffalr and well attended.
All the rooms were opened to the
Klka and their gueata and bowling,
dancing and rat-da wore the plena
urea indulged In during the even
ing. A number of out of town
gueata were precent, among whom
were Judge Royal A. Ounniaon of
Juneau, Mr. Sherwood Ruffner of
Placovery, B. C., and Mr. A. D.
Hughea of Atlln, R. C.
A A ?
Mrs P. H. Oanty ?m host*** ?t
auction bridge on Saturday prun
ing After cards Mr* Oantjr serv
ed a delicious supper. Mm N K
Black took first honom. a bo* of
candy and Mrs. F. H. Bold receiv
ed a pretty measuring cup as sec
ond prtie The invited guests were
Mrs F J. Van de Wall, Mm V I
Hahn, Mm N'. E. Black, Mrs A.
K. Kindell, Mm I>. W. McKay,
Mm F H. Bold, Mm Martin Con
way, Mm. F. F. W. I -owle and
Mm. H. J. Lynch.
0 ? 0 ? 0
Kittle "Bob 111," the fox terrier
belonging to Mr E. J. Shaw, has
won for himself a tnoit enviable
reputation as a hero and a dog of
remarkable intelligence. I.ast week
when Mm. Shaw was Indlspoied
and confined to her room, "Bob"
or "Buttlnsky" as be is known to
his friends, came to the bedside
barking and whining; thinking the
little fellow wanted some tidbit or j
his daily petting Mrs Shaw order-]
ed him from the room; but this he'
refused to do and became more
pemistent. Jumping up on the side
of the bed and scratching her
hands until she arose and went in
to the parlor; here the large base
burner was found at white heat
ind had it not been for the un
usual Intelligence of " Bobs" the
Shaw residence might have been
consumed Calling for help the
temperature of the stove was soon
subdued and after a great amount
of praise and petting and a lump of
sugar as reward for his bravery the
little dog gave a sigh of content
ment, and went to his cushion for
a nap In isfety.
"The misery of keeping a dog Is
bis dying so soon; but to be sure,
if he lived for fifty yeam, and then
died, what would become of me."
?Sir Walter Scott
0?0 ? 0-1
Send the Alaskan to rour friends
C/lURCfl
NOTES
MKTHOIHHT XI*IN4't >|* II, cttl'fUK.
Rervlcea tomorrow at the Method
lat Kplaropal church will be ron
ducted hjr Rf?. W. W. R?lrhfll?r
of who arrive! In Rka*wi?y
thla morning
Morn In* nervier at 1 1 o'rlorfc,
subject, "Pmil'n Domi " S?mda?
school m 12 M Kvmnlnt service
?( I p m , talk lo men, subject, "A
Man's Job."
Rveryborty Itivlted
( IIRNTI \\ W1KMX
Christian Rclence Hervlc# will be
held Runday at 7:30 p. m In lb*
Alaskan building.
Rubject, Mortal* and Immort
al* "
The public la welcome.
Bonded whtf.kV#? TrO**, Moon
VXrcn ud MbonU The of
Rear? Itloe Ribbon, Badweleer arid
pal# Rainier, at the Muooi Tele
phone <7. V
Liberal W>th Hi* Monty.
The nialtan of Jlttwm Mn'nl !??
fld. ho* made himself very popular In
Marseille* by th?* trnly rnyal fashion In
which ho haa lieen Hlnalug hi* money
about. If he dor" not learn the vain*
of money In the near fntnr* It la r*T
tain that the fT^.nno whli'll the Pnart
government allotvod him aa hi* annual
dril Hat will not laat very long "Hit
flrat rtalt wa* to the cathedral, and on
lea Ting he handod the cure #*>." aaya
a Pari* mrrr^|?ntident of the l/iwkin
Eipre** "A blind liefgar he met out
aide received 130 At -the Church of
Notre Da ire de la <;*rde another blind
beofsr rv< <H\ ed ^ "
Fnh In tha Sea of Galileo.
Bible atndenta may I* Interested to |
know that th?r? atlll riwd Ashing In
the aea of Calllee t?r Krneat W 0?T
ney Masterman. who haa practiced
medl< Ine In (taliiee. innde a special
atudy of the fl?he? found there and In
a rwcent ho<.k *iy* that he found forty
three rarietle*. twice aa many aa can
be found In the Hrltl?h Isles The fl?h
erineti nre taied a fifth of the ralne of
the flsh causht. the revenue cine part
ty to the snltan and ptrtlr to a pasha
In Daroaa. ua
IT 18 FOR LADIES. TOO.
tVr fan Their ltal? ratlin* Owl
ni<k llrrtlrM*.
I^adles who have thin hair ar.I -rh.*e*
hair la f.ilUnc out, ran pri-reni ? to ha.r
falling out. and lliloken th? growth. wltii
N>wb'' '? ' ll> rpl' M" " P???Me ? Ilfrp
rtd* Is one of the m? st aareeah'e h.ii
dress!' - lh' r? i? Hrrp'rl'le MlTa th
ilandn ff *<-r-n tV-t eats the hair nit at
ih? f( ""?it i!?? arm I* <festroj-e '
the r->- 1 ?l ?; ,ihi>. t irp nnd the hatr m
lor* ?!???> Fven ?? aimnle will < r
rlrire rr ?y ' K?*h' > Hefp'eM
I"
cortlslt ? "o ill o' I <? ? ?. It ? rot ihT
Ifte |r ?' '? r eimple to i'he Tlerpl
elde c 1 "irolt, Mich.
One dollar bottles guaranteed.
Win Tlrltt, *reclal Agent, Rkagway
lltOFCIMtOSAL (ARfM.
\lt?f
H. H. I/K mW!
Oommlaalonor For Takon TmrrUmtj
to Tak? Affidavit*
Mngwar ? ? > AlMki
?TTRVR MOA1
litonwr-AMi**
1MWM AtMFKA
I. . P. r O R tc ft T R L I.
400. 401 Call BMg Mn rra**l?*?
8p*<ia| attention glvon I*
Mining A R?al Katata ('m#
IHart Ma.
MR. I,. ft. KRI.I.RR
BMM
Moai Moriam Matfcoria
Op?n Kranlnga
off Ira Hoar*: ?II a m I ? p m
Alaakan RalMIng . ? Bread war
ftKAOWAT ' ? AI.A3AK
l>Ht*l HlipplU*
M r. MTTKRftO* A f??MPA*r
l>*alam la ?
DR5TTAV, RCPPLIKfl
12# Walker HMf faa?Ha. Waafe
Ord?r* bf mail or r*hl? will rar^lra
prompt attention Catalogue on ra
qq?at
J. IKUTA
?unrvMrnraniG
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curiot, Ivory Carrinft
Indian Baikeli
CHINA AND CUT CLASS
Official Vttck Inapvrtof for
W P ft Y Rout*
Mat) Ordrr* int* promjn raft
There is Strength
and Vigor
in Every Drop
CGMFWNV
SEATTLE, WAIM.
Trade At Home
II i* a hard thing to convince inmc people, who have acquired the
* mail order habit, that it i* to their advantage to trade at home. The
green field* far away appeal to them. ?o they aend their money out of
town for aomething that i* no better than can he found on the local
merchant'# ahelvea. The money i* thut gone where they, .nor any one
of the community, will ever aee it again, and where it can do nobody
good but the peraon who haa it and he is hundred* or thousand* of
miles away.
THE MAIL ORDER PEOPLE
are not the only offenders who are blind to the interest* of the commu
nity. The merchant* are just a* bad. Many of them nend away for
their printing, while at the *ame time argue again*?mail order bu?ine?*.
SEE THE DRIFT?
TRHDe AT HOME
AND
GET YOUR PRINTING AT HOME