| LOCAL BRIEFS |
MMWAV *EATMEP RE^HT
????.? at Ui? ?bnir?iK?
at MoorVa Wharf at otfdalcfct
U?. la a* toik>? - :
TVsajk ubm? oSmrrtTi. .. Hiker*
Max pr<**ds?g u art .. . T* a*?v*
Mi*. * ?* aborr
<-aa - - aK?\o
0??r, OUa naroR^M- ?W.U.
BtKEftY GOODS.
UrofcJ? - aU fctad* ? fr-o-fc from til*
ovo*. cakoa aed r??*. ?<*?** aad
dotiffcaata. ia fact a flrat c)M tlna o 1
baaar? r*Oi ?41 ba K?unJ at
\>nni Ha*arT, Rro?dw*T botuoao
Ptftk and ?!tU? irwn LT 1
Iro t? l*a "Wfcit* Pass Oif?" j
for tb>- tow meal* la Whltakoma. I
Nov an J or tho Mn?|ramt of Mm
? >rWt King tt
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Frwai Utia da:* oc at; i^aite inroad
?d for Hoary fYtadon?*ai. tto tnJo
; *.u X ,'.xww?ac ahowid bo made
U* (TV) aid jo?k cali wit
t. vo'.vr imroodialo attention. H? a?
?*??>* Uaaed ki* ?ffxv at Uw lunisl ?
?w ,i?or*L
five good oncs to onaw to.
f>M>lofnrd and Wibsai Rre. Pad
a-ofeor, Rla? Ribbon an J Paie Rala
lor iVor at tk? P.iard of Trado.
HOW 8 THItT ?
We o?X?r One Hundred Doklara Re
aarfl tor ft uj ihh o I catarrh that cm
not be caml by Hall'* Oaiarrh Cure
t. J OHXNKT ft CO., Tohfdo, O.
W?, the undersigned tar# knowt
K. J. CfeMKy (or U>e pa*l 15 years
Oo'iedc. O.
and b*??ev? him perfectly honor* bli
< a ftU bwiness tr*a*?< Uon?, and fin
andally able to carry oat ft or oMigft
UoM made by hi* firm. Walding. Km
?ifta ft Martin. who'eaale aruggUU o
HsUi'a Catarrh c?te Is taken I a tern
i ally, acting dire* t It upon the jlood
and mucous surfa* - s of the syntenj
rest;monU:? tent tree. Price 76c.
per bottle. So, 4 by all druggist*.
Take HaUft raw ly PUIs for ?.n*U
patilo*.
Bonded vbtsMn ? Gibeoti. M??
Vemo? Uii Be-itnoct. The best of
Beer ? Bloc Ribbon, Bud?-eto?r and
P?le Rainier. ftt the Mascot. T?le
rvhone <7. tf
l.KAM* RKW tTKlX SAI.K
The Paek Train is now selling a
bit lot of Good r<oodi at roduced
prk-es as thrv are getting too old
to hold and sell at a profit. Tour*,
if. Herman Grimm
XH-ikfona Ice Oearfn and K*
cream soda, with strictly pat* fruit;
.oky* and crftah.-d fruits at the \
Vienna Caff. Ena-lftrav, between
Fifth and Sixth Ave*. tf
MOO RES' WHARF CO.
Termiuus W. p. ft T. Route
AllS.!ithNMin??St??ir!eT> Arrive an 1 IVk ? K; .1, 1 ,.U ; >,vk
REGULATIONS 1910. 'fill
or?i fcr deUrerr of ?k*. Mrdi** from S a n>. t? 6 p. m
r.Ti. hah)e? ONLY *e*wed o? Saaia* or at nlgfct
Ait freight ?fc destined won; h bound nut N> ao<r>mpar>led by ?
SlUPrKRt HANIFKST (par*** e*? be obtained at the U. S cu?
Uhmi oTTWt and most V delivered before * p ai. So frplsht *U1 be
r*oir??d oa the wharf after hour.
IUGOAK? ' Taftp wiU be rott*cted on CHECKKTt RAOGAGS ONLY
N? chare* for bass and sripa when unchecked
The wharf cate wCI be rloaed to the public when steamer I* n,*rtnpr |
doe* aad wtU be opened whee pa?*enrer* bare disembarked.
Wharfar* Txnff <mn be b?.1 oa appHattaa at office on dock.
o O, lot 17k e. 4. SHAW. Ganeeal M->i?9e
Yoa make mtstair it
vo*i do not <Jor ?t
Famous for i6 Home Cooking.
Milk. Cream. Cottage Cheese and
Buttermilk from our own dairy.
Fresh F-gjrv etc
j
I
| Rooms Sat^c or en Sole
Pcrcr4am Baths on each floor
1
FJeclnc Lights
RATES $2.50 PER DAY AND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
+ + + + + + + + + + + ++ + + * + + + * + + + +
+
j. TKr Onhr Fir? Class Hotel Opened Under New M*nage
+
Carcross meat
j. Hn4qavvn tor Vlltn Una.
+
+
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HOTEL SCOTT
Scott * 8ck?aatakMbp
Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
?PCCIAl HATS* AND ACCOMWOD ATIONS FOR MUSMERS.
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BLbT
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK
CARCROS5 ^ YUKON TER.
. .V+.5.0. + J.^+^ + +4.+ J..% + ^+ + + + + + ^.
? i nil K-i in 1 1 : i ??:??! i . *;->k-v ; m -i i ; m
NEW COMFORTABLE ELEGANT
The Caribou Hotel
+
4*
" t * CJDFON. PreprW^or ^
*
?T? '
Carcross, Yukon Territory +
+
+
bnnMsfcalehr Opf*o ?rtr the WK??p Tam Dnpot +
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VI rll Rk^utpped Furnace Heated THrouffhoul Cafe and Bar ^
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Headquarter* for *Schulr * Atlm Royal Mail* Stage Line H*
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IllHHIHl M l!!ll'- 4 ??!??! I 1 !-!? 1 ? t 1 III 1 I M
j?> 2? "HOMO OUNP.X- tt? t, _
L"???"e Browo 0 ami* >?Y73/ /
/*~A$rvrJ^
Society
Mr. and Mi* L. H. Johnston are
at horn? in their co?y cottage in
i Lower town
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i Benin potting a favorite flower ft*
lithe Hanrwt Home Festival to be
( held next Saturday.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Tilden were
diesis of Mr. and Mr*. William C.
j McKenaie this week.
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Mr. and Mr* Fred Fickardt had
a* guest at dinner on Tuesday. Mr*.
T. W Burns of Fairbanks.
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Mr. and Mr*. N. K. Black dined
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. V. I.
Hahn at the Pullen House.
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Mrs. J. Danerllne of Haines vlslt
I ?d last week with her friend Mrs
j A'. B. Bataon, returnfng home on
j ; h?- IVterson Saturday.
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I
Renovate your laces, bring bedj
quilts, fancy work, knitting, crochet,
| fine needle work, paintings, photo- j
j ,-raphs, curios, etc., for the Festival.
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Mr. and Mr*. V. 1. Hahn are oc
i < upj ing their own handsome home
on upper 7th Ave. recently vacated
j by Mr. 1.. H. Johnston and family
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Mrs W. Myrick returned on the
Princess May from a trip to the
States where she has been for sev
eral weeks visiting with friends and
relative!.
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Take extra pains with your next
batch of Jelly or preserves, that a
fine glass or jar may be among the
exhibits of the Harvest Home Fes
tival. of September 21st.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cleveland who
have Neen visiting with the family
of Mr H. 0. Kermw, left on the
Spokane for Junean Mr. and Mr*
Cleveland are the parent* of Mr*.
Kirmse.
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Miss Mary G. Hlndshaw write* her
friends from various points along
her Journey eastward that she I*
enjoying tbe trip, the scenery and
the people, but long* for a "hreete
fre?h from Skagway."
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Mrs. H. F. Taylor returned on the
Spokane from a pleasant trip to Ju
reau where she was the guest of
Mr* C K. Hooker Mr*. Taylor
visited also with Mrs. A S. Smith,
Mrs. 1. Sowerby, Mr*. Que-ensbury
uid others. j
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Mr*. Mary K. Hart came north
on the City of Seattle la?t week and
made the trip to Atlin returned to
Carcross Tuesday and left for In
terior points. Mrs. Hart is travel
ing for recreation and business as
she ha* mining Interests |n the
Yukon.
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Mrs. C W. Hockett of Halnss.
accompanied her danghter Madeline
south on the Jefferson. Miss Hock
ett will attend school in Seattle and
Mr*. Hockett will remain for a few
(lays visit. Mrs. Evans wilt have
i-barge of the housekeeping In Ho
tel Haines during the absence of
Mr* Hockett. ' p j*
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Miss Matella of Minnesota came
from Whitehorse this week on her
way home to the states Miss Ma
tt !la was accompanied by her sister
Mrs E. Porter of Whitehorse whose
guest she has been during the sum
mer Mrs. Porter ret u mod home on
Thursday. These ladies were guests
of the Golden North
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Mr W. B. Close and. Captain Q.
,1 G Cuiaine of London, England
*ho have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs O. L.. Pickeson. Trent south on
the Prince** May to Vancouver. from
there to Banff hot springs. Mr.
Close will visit Chlcsigo before hi*
ieparture to England, but Captain
Tumine will proceed from Banff to
Lhe east
The party; under th# patronage of
I 'resident O. L. P1ck*?? and Mrs.
Pickeson who left Skagway last
*eek for a trip to AtUn returned
Tome on Tuesday except Mr* Geo
-ge Black, wife of the Commissioner
>f the Ynkon, who vt>nt To tVhite
t-.orse to take the first stenmer to
Dawson Mr. W. B. Cl?? and Cap
ain G. J. G. Cutnlne of lxmdon,
England, were of the party.
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Mr. and Mrs William TiWen, old
[>ionoer residents of 8V.ai^r*y left on
he Jefferson for Peev 1 *ark, Wnah
ngton where they have :i fruit farm.
Mr Tilden will hold 1 tis Skagway
property in case he cann ot rwist the
lortbland cull.
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Mis* Florence LeDtic of WMtlngs.
Minnesota, daughter c f General Wil
laro G I^elmc, and *(!*? VloU Me>
-rs of Stoneleigh Coo rt , Washington
>. C. , daughter of Hhe late Gener
J Mayers sfter wham Fort Meyers
nti named, were two distinguish
* *
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ed gnwrta of the PuDen Houae th??
week These ladle* brought letters
of introduction to Mm Pullen from
<} 0. Woodward VI ?B Consul Gen
eral of tlie American Consular der
mic* *t Vaucouver, B C. 1
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Quite un Important aortal event
l?H accidentally omitted from the
i social column of last week. On
Tuesday President 0. L. Dlekeson
! and Mrr Dlckeson entertained at
j dinner foir the White Paas ft Yukon
j stockholders and officials, that the
I officials of Skagway could meet and
1 become personally acquainted with
Mr William B. Close of l^ndon,
' Kngland; to meet Mrs James Wlck
lersham, irlfe of Alaska's Delegate
t to Congress; and to meet Mr*. Geo
rge Black, wife of the Commlssion
jer of the. Yukon Territory. This
affair wa? given in the beautiful
IMckesor. home and the rooms were
sweet with the fragrance of flow
jors; the table was exquisite with
pink sat lm foundation under dun?
| lace, with pretty baskets of pink
'sweet peas and dainty place favors
of pink pansles. The color scheme
of pink <*aa tastefully carried out
in all of the decoration*. Those
present at dinner were Mr*. James
Wickersham. Mr*. George Bl*ck. Mr.
V. I. Hal i1. General Superintendent
of the White Psss A Yukon railroad
and Mrs Hahn. Mr. Q. Herman
Miller, Auditor for the White P*ss
& Yukon railroad, and Mrs. Miller,
Mrs. A. R C. Treadgold of London,
England und Mr. William B. Close
In the prening, Mr. William C.
Rlanchard. Chief Clerk to Pre?l-J
dent Dlckeson. and Mr*. BUnchard.j
Mr. J. G. Blanchard, private secre
tary to President Dlckeson. and Mr
Reginald Townsend called to meet
the other gwests
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Dr L. 9 Keller, proprietor of the i
Skagway l>ally Alaskan, which pub
lication ardently supportd l>elegate!
James Wickersham In his candidacy (
for re-election In the recent cam
paign. being here o?i professional j
Unslnem when Mr Wlcker*ham ar
rived on his way from Washington |
City to his home In Fairbanks, gave,
n nice little dinner In that gentle
man's honor at the White I'ass din
ing roomi last Friday evening, the
?>v?-nt being a sort of reunion of Mr
Wlckershum and several of his old,
friends.
The dinner, which was excellent
and nicely served, was an Informal j
one and was a pleasent little oasis j
in the dwert of We. The writer
has known l>elegate Wickersham pe
-on ally for twenty-three year* *ndl
always knew him as a clear cat,
brilliant man, but never dirt he ap
pear more brilliant and entertain-]
tng than as the guest of honor at
l?r Keller's dlnnre. His lucid <les-j
cription of his struggle in behalf of
home rule for Alaska and against
odds which would have discouraged
;\ny man with less stlck-to-ltlveness
than "Jim" Wlcker*ham. was both
interesting and enlightening.
In addition to the guest of honor,
the genial doctor's other gue?ts were*
W. D. Oreenongh, Robert lx>we, B.
J. McGee, W. L. Phelps. W. A ;
Puckett, Donald Roes, Herb heel
er. Geortte Armstrong and E. J.
White. ? _ 1
Delegate Wickersham wa* accom
panied by his wife. They left early
Saturday morning on the steamer
Ca*ca for Dawson enroute to Fair
banks. The delegate will return to
Washington before the beginning of
the next session of congress ? White
horse St?.r i
Oxen* and Air Sewage.
Oxone 1 1 a pnrtlcsilarly active or con
centrated form of oxygen. Owe mole
cule of oxygen contains two atom*; a
molecule of oxone contain* three atom*.
As only two atoms of oxygen balance
barmonioosly in a molecule when there
are three of tbem together In a mole
cule the third atom will cut loose and
seek a nnlon elsewhere. The oxygen
atom has a remarkable affinity for car
bon. of wMch decaying organic matter
ta a common form, and as the greater
part of the organic matter in tjbe air is
In process of decay the third atom at
once attneks and oxidizes it.* burning
it np^-Cnaaiers Magazine.
A 8hlp's Speed
A shlp'i speed is reckoned*by knot*,
a knot being a geographic?! mile or
one-sixtioth of a degree 8lx. geoRtarh
leal tnllcs are about eqaal to ae^en
statute miles, and a ship that sails
twelre knots therefore Is rerfly moving
at the rate of fonrteen statute miles an
boar. It should be remembered that it
ta incorrect to say so many "k*ota an
hour." limply so many knots, for a
knot meuns "one tnlle an boor."
Lets to Learn.
"1 bare Jest been talking to tiyontb
who claims to bare done everything"
"Has be erer wrapped a nwtorrar
around ti trtegrapb pole at S o'clock lo
j the tnoruingr
I "I think not"
i "Tben he has a great deal'toflearn."
j Birmingham Age- ft era I<1
Discretion. '
Paw, what does /discretion
mean? Paw- Picking out a ! small man
when yon ?r? Mint for| trouble. -
London Tit-Bits. f
H. D. K1RMSE
PIONEER jEWEIJER
of A atks
Large* and Mott Ownplrte
Stork ol
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
Store* at
SKAGWAY t* KETCHIKAN
RAW FURS
WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRTTF FOR PRICE LJRT
Percey's For Hoose
0?M?o?K. - Wi?comrin
itmnmro: -.:r-.u: nrrtrrr a;ntrr~.r.titni
C. E. Bogardus
Assayer
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Gold * 8Ut?t H ?
Gold. 8Ur<* A Copper .. ? M
Cyanide and Milling Te*U
e
90 Columbia St. Seattle
There is .Strength
and Vigor
in Every Drop
SEATTLE. WASH.;
J. IKUTA
MA||rMCTrill5<J
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curio*, horj Carvings
Indian Basket*
CHINA AND CUT CLASS
Official Watch iiitpfctor frr the
W. P. S Y. Ro??e
Matt Oni~f? firm prompt car#
wip roup
RAW FURS
TO THE
MINNtAfOiA
W ' t lor rtwuUf
Ai ska Fur* a Specialty
Very Top Price* Paid.
Make ? Trial ? Shipment
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium furtil Alaska
I-arjre. ( lean, Individual
Abundance of water. Beat of
Fiot?l Accommodation*. I ur
nished Cabin* for Rent
Kxcei lent fluntlne and FUhin?.
Motor Moating and Hailing.
Steamer Georgia from Jitnean
makes semi-monthly visit*. In*
format ion atd raft* upon re^ueat
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
Health Resort
ALAS K A
Relieves CATARRH of
the
BLADDER
and all
lisclirg's in
I24H0URS
Location notice* . ptar er and quart/
for sale by the Dally A Italian If.
I
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Rt*)|wcLfnlly Solicit* The Accounts
of Skagway Kinnc And Iiidiridnalfl
| The Skagway Pioneer Dairy I
H. r. SEE MAN, Pro*. .
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch" ?
* '
!T Tlie largest and b**t conducted Hairy in Alaska. ^ ?<?
1 I f
ill
+
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Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To all (? Hot* on WWte P?m * Yaknti Rrmt?.
b+b+i+m+b+b+ii**** iibiihiihhiw
The White Pass <&Yukon Route
TIMK TABfJC JTO. 20.
(Pally Except Sunday.)
Xo. I R?nn<t " Wo. 2 H. Bnnixl
1st flaw in flam
?:? a. m. LttTea ftKAftPAT Arrive* 4: KB p. m.
tlim p. m. " WHTTK PAW Lear** Jt:Or, -
IS:M " " LOG CABIX " 2:20 -
1:40 " " nKXXETT - l:4rt
S:20 ? " CARIBOU - 11:40 a. m.
J?:?o " Arrives WHITEHORMK Leaven 0:30 "
Passengers mast be at depot* In time to have Baggage ln*peet?l
and checked. Inspection is stopped 39 minute* before leaving time n*
trains.
ISO pounds of baggage will be checked free with each foil fare
ticket mad 75 pounds with each half far* ticket.