... _ , _ RIGHTLY MADE
I he OCan tr?e COFFEE
Big ^ Beat is HEALTHFUL
White House
Dwight-Edwards
COFFEE
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it bwk: right tlua tbe
Universal
COPFEC
We are Sole Skagway AgeaU lot
the**- two brands of fatttou <? oHee
and ?c aaaute you there is nothing
better to be bad anywhere at any
prur l ry it in a Lmver**! and
you'll know what ' Oood Cot*? ia
C. W.ASK & SONS ?
.,nif..rm quality fA co3a?-? ju*t
I The Houseof Rich
O. J. Rtcft, Proprmor.
WALL PAPER, BUILDING PAPER
PAINTS. OILS. GLASS AND
BUILDING MATERIAL
Ord?r? r'rempty
Skanwav, Alaska
SPECIAL
at 25 cts.
PER YARD
For this week we are plac
ing on sale about 20 pieces
of white goods, including
Dimities, Piques, Poplins
Swisses, Etc. regular prices
35c to 50c per yard
far See Our Window for 25c a yd.
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I H. D. KIRMSE 9 Jeweler y
Official Ma ten Inspector, W. P. * V. Routs.
| Diamonds Watches Jewelry ::
AWARDED TWO GRAND PRIZES AND FIVE GOLD MEDALS AT X
Nugget Jewelry, Old Ivory Carvings, Indian Curios. !*
ALASKA FURS and RUGS
} CHILKAT BLANKETS INDIAN BASKETS ;;
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V li t aTKATIO> CATAUXil K ;'K-Nr BY MAIL OS RKyiUST. ??
SKAGWAY :s ALASKA ?
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PACKERS JOBBERS I
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frye Bruhn Company
Fresh Meat and Provisions
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Insist on being served +
: TANNHAEUSER BEER I
HfcATTLK'S BJS81 +
. AWARDED grand PR'ZE and three gold medals at THE *i*
A Y P EXPOSITION.
YE OLD STYLE PORTER ?
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+ HOTELS, CLUBS, BARS, CAFES AND FAMILY *
TRADE SUPPLIED BY
. ALA6KA SODA COMPANY T
CLAUOE ERICSON, Pronator. JUNEAU, ALASKA. jj
tXt LI S1VE AGENTS AKL? DUiTLEKS KuM S. K. ALASKA.
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ba.0.^0 QL1NLN?. ? Uui U
e U'-omo Ouinine $ on
5C A Loaf ? 20 Loaves $l??f
Pure Wholesome _Bread ?
Each to*# <xva and on a quirt or (1'4) lb*., is fine
prstncd, MitcioM and ia juvmUM to be mad* from the
bast flour oo tainaato and potato yaaat. No ammonia us ad.
...SKAGWAY BAKERY...
K. Okfttu. Prop. Prompt darivary to ait parts of city. "J*
N?*t Door to Lync .1 and Kannody '* Store.
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BASEBALL TONIGHT II 1 O'CLOCK
There will bo a same of baa* 1*11
ou the Athletic grounds tonight at
a* van o'clock. The teams will be
Ct ui posed oi picked players &ud a
good game may be looked for.
OJUUCKKUI TO SUCCEED PITMJW
Harry B&rrackmaa will arrive on
tire next Humboldt to act as special
customs collector tor the summer
reason.
Harry Is an old limtv here having
been iu the outturns service some
? <ar? a^o his many frleods will
welcome him back again. He has
been studying dentistry in Chicago.
Cll* QF SOITLE T0NI6HI *T 8 O'CLOCK
Agent frank Stuart w*a notified
y cable that the City of Seattle will
.rrlvt? in Skagway at eight o'clock
his ekeuiug with 20 passengers and
?5 loos of freight
Thv Seattle will sail about two
uour* after her arrival.
SUM ANA KILL BRING LIKE STOCK
The freighter Santa Ana will leave
Seattle on the 3rd with one hundred (
and sixty head of cattle. Eighty head
ire for the Pacific CoW Storage com
;uu]r, and eighty are for Honry :
Waechter.
W f L186ETT RESI8MS
Mr. \V. W. Liggett, who has been
editor of the .vlastaui for the past
sixteen mouths baa resigned hi? po
sition.
Mr. Liggett has many friends In
Skagway and Alaska who will regret
Ms action.
SUM IS iUFTEfi BA1E
H. R. Sheppard of Juneau arrived
?u the Cottage City and will spend
a few days in and around Skagway.
"Shep" has recently been appoint
ed deputy game warden for S. E. Al
aska and a* on an official trip "cok
ing after the enforcement of the
sume laws.
Profit In Ancient History.
A gentleman who was visiting one
of the public schools tn a Scotch town
asked a brtgbt looking boy:
" What ptv&t Is there in the study of
ancient history T*
-About 18 peace, 1 suppose." was the j
reply
"What!"*
"Weil, the teacher makes us boy the
books from him. and we have to pay
3 shlllinga 1 think he gets the in for 18
pence apiece, so be has a clear profit
of 18 pence, according to my calcula
ik>n."? Loudon Standard. ...
FRYE-SfiUHN AUDiTQB HEBE
F. W. Beutel, traveling auditor for
the KYye-Bruhn company is in town J
ou his regular trip to Alaska.
The Frye-Bruha company have six
branches in Alaska, and Mr. Boutel |
has just returned from Seward ami
Vaiklez, and wiU go from here to :
Humes. He reports that the outlook
for this year is much better than
last and that Alaskans may look for
better times the coming season.
TOWN TALK
Your atieution is colled to the new j
Ad for the Scott Hotel la Carcross. j
appearing ou our fourth page today.
Go to lite Dominion Hotel. White
horse for dean and comfortable bods.
Mrs. H. W. Vance of Car cross ar
rived ou the train today and
will spend a couple of days, a guest
of the Pullen house.
Mrs. Captain (Dr.) Palmer of Port
Seward was a Stag way visitor today
arriving on the Peterson. Mrs. Pal
mer returned home this afternoon.
prank Card and John McGee of
Co. "P." 22nd Infantry stationed at
l*ort Seward were visitors in town
today having come up on the Peter
son.
Miss Mildred Ward has accepted a
position in H. J. Lynch's big store i
on lower Broadway where her many
friends may find her duriug business
hours.
The Rustler left Juneau at 8:30
this morning and Agent Houghton of
the Juneau SS. company says that
she ought to arrive here at 10:22^
tonight
Jerry Qulnlan. who has been in
charge of the rotary crew since Nov
ember 15th last, resumed his run on
the passenger train this morning and
said "all aboard" at 9:30 this morn
ing to a big train load of passengers.
W. Herbert Brethour, M. a, with
the Maluin Syndicate who are oper
ating on Otter Creek in the Atliu
district arrived on the Cottage City
and left for Atlin on the train this
morning. Napoleon Mareau, employ
ed as eninerrg by the Hemlock (B.
C.) Mines left on the train for Atlin
today.
J. R. Clay, one of the pioneers of j
Atlin arrived on the Cottage from
Prince Rupert where he has been I
spending the winter and left on the
train for Atlin this morning.
W. C. Hall, wife and child left this
morning for Atlin. Mr. Hall is man
ager of the Spruce Creek Power com
pany which is one of the largest min
ing concerns in theAtlln district.
Stiil Cheaper.
"Isn't it cheaper to move than to pay
rent?' 1 inquired of the young mar
ried man.
"I suppose it Is," he replied, with a
settled air. "but my plan is cheaper
than either. 1 lire with my father-in
law."? ChlcaRo News.
PILES CURED IN 8 TO 14 DAY8.
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed
to cure any case of Itching. Blind.
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to
14 day* or money refunded. 50c.
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The Only First Class Hotel Opened Under New Manage- ?{?
in Carcross ment ?
x HOTEL SCOTTl
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* T. H. KERRL1SH. Proprietor +
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J Headquarters for Mining Men ana +
Travelers J
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+ WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST *
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+ GOOD STABLFS FIRST CLASS BAR STOCK +
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Established 1897 Telephone 112
Phil. Abrahams
Real Estate and
Fire Insurance
Agent for Dubuque Fire & Marine Ins. Co.. Dubuque Iowa
Washington Fire Ins. Co.. Seattle, Wash.
NOTARY PUBLIC SKAGWAY, ALASKA
VJHT Y T TJ^ T^T She w ants a portrait of HIM. Of HE one of
W I 1 X-/ X^l HER, We make them, the kind that pleases
Eastman Kodaks and Films Always on Hand
Draper and Company
VIENNA BAKERY
MAX GUTFELD, Proprietor
...Fresh Bread Every Day...
Cakes of All Kinds
Pies of All Kinds
Cookies of all Kinds
Special Orders fop Catering Receive Personal and Prompt Attention
Delivery to all Parts of City. Phono 35. ?
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Pullcn Rouse
float of Sixtb Avium
Moit elegantly furci^bed house
In Alaska
Every modem cooven etsce
Electric tights ? Hot and cold
water ? Telephones
Porcelain baths on every door
Board and room by the day, week
or month
Table supplied wish cream and
butter from our own Jersey
Dairy
mr$. fi. $. Pullcn
Proprietress
BEER
I here's Vigor and
Strength
in every drop
Hit Slewing i Ming
COMPANY
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