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Skagway
Society
The Honorable James Wlckeraham
i* expected in Skagway soon.
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Colonel J. H. Conrad was in town
this week on Important business
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Miss Mar.v Q. Hlndshaw dined
with Mrs. W illlam BrUt on Sunday.
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Mrs Mulvlhlll and children visit
ed Bennett this week for a vacation.
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Mr. V. I. Hahn was a dinner gues
of Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Shaw on Sun
day.
Dr. I. s. Keller went to Wbite
horse and Carcross today, on profes
sional business
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Miss Mary G. Htndshaw was a
luncheon of Dr. and Mrs. I.. S.
Keller on Tuesday.
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Miss S A. Moores, of Vancou
ver. B. C., 13 vlslltng in town, the
guegt of Mrs Hal son
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Mrs Henry Friedenthal and fami
ly, who have been camping north of
town, are home again.
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Miss Mary 0. Hlndshaw was giv
en a farewell dinner on Friday hv
Dr. and Mrs. L. S. Keller.
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kennedy,
of Rainy Hollow are guests of the
Golden North hotel this week.
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Mrs. W. C. Blanchard and Mrs.
F.J. Weber went to A. B. Mountain
Friday for berries and picnic.
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Mayor J. M. Tanner and Mrs
Tanner arrived home on the Dolphin
from a trip of several weeks In the
States
Mrs. G G. Miller and daughter,
are home after an outing at Haines
where they wore the guests ?f Hotel
Haines
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Mr William Brltt Is home from
? vacation trip to the States. Mr
Brltt visited In Tscoma. Seattle and
Portland
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Mr. W. C. Blanchard enjoyed an
outing at Denver glacier on Monday
in company with Mr. l-eonard M
Davis of New Yory.
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Mrs Frank H Bold, Miss Mae
Mcllravle and little Nell Bold left
on the State of California for a si*
seeks visit in Ketchikan.
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Mrs F. X Feero of Haines, vis
ited this week with her mother, Mrs
N. J. Black, her sister Mrs Guy stp
prelle, and Mrs N Hansen.
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Miss Grace K Reiner, Miss Ger-|
trade Reine- and Miss Frances Ar-I
nold will occupy the Snyder cottage!
on ?th Aver>n? near Main Street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bert Howdeshell an
Miss Allts Roblson helped Dr. and j
Mrs. I.. S. Keller celebrate election j
returns on Tuesday evening at thej
Keller home
Mr*. Charles CartrlRht and chil
dren had a :"lne outing on Thursday
They itp^nt the day In the wood*
picnicking and brought home a lot
of mushrooms
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Before leaving Skngwsy for his
horn* In Port Orchard Mr. (Jwv
Rlanchard, in company with Mr.
Jam?<* Kenii"dy, had a day'* hunt
ing and flshl.ig at "8" glacier
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Mr* Rert Howdoshell, Mr. and
Mr* Buchanan, Mrs A N. C Tread
gold, and Mrs. Brown, under the dl
motion of Mr. Frank Mulr, made a
trip to tVnver OlacWr for a day'*
oil tir\c
Mr* Bert Howdeshell and dangh
tsr. Ml** Allta Rohlson, wpn> arri
val* on the City of Seattle and will
remain In Skagway for several weeks
the guest* of Mr Howdeshell at the
Pullen House
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Mr and Mr* Robert H. Addison,
of Victoria, R C., arrived on the
Prlncews May and will visit with Mr
and Mrs F. F W Lowle until the
next Prtnoes* Sophia. Mrs Addison
ts Mrs liOwle's sister,
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Mrs William Whalen and Mr. Ril
lle Bumham were dinner and even
' ?g rn<>sts ,>f Mr and Mrs James R
Rock on Monday
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Mr and Mrs A. G. Schmltt of
San Franeisoo, old time friends of
Mr and Mrs O. L. Dlckeson, were
round trip passenger* on the Princes
May, and visited with Mr. and Mr*
Dlokeson while the ship waa In port
Mr and Mm V N c Troadgold I
nrrived on the Primes* May from!
Kngland. Mr. Treadgold wont on!
to Dawson and other interior points I
Mr*. Treadgold will remain In Skag
*?> ? gUt.M of HI, ,,u|lwi |loUM un '
? il Mr T red gold returns. I
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?Mr nnd Mr* Fletcher T. H*m
*baw nnd daughter came north on;
the Princes* May on their way to Am
Ht>, where they vrlll remain until fa.t
Mr. Hamahaw will Hftor hlg m
tug Intent. near Atlln on McKee
creek and other places In the north
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On Tue-wUy Mrs. William Whalen 1
and her brother. Mr. Jerry Qulnlan.
entertained at dinner for Judge and
Mm Martin Conway, Mr. Burnham.l
Heaaie Conway, Jack Conway and
Martin Conway, jr. In the evening
they were joined by Mr. and Mrs
ichard Kennedy of Rainy Hollow. I
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Mia* Grace E. Reiner, Mlas Ger
trude Reiner and Miss Frances Ar
nold arrived on the Dolphin and will
begin work In tike public school of
Skagway on August 19th. M m
C.race K. Reiner will be principal J
Miss GertruJe Reiner will teach in
the intermediate grade, and Miaa Ar
nold will again tearh In primary I
grades.
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Mm. Nee, of Fairbanks, arrive'!
in Skagway Tuesday evening, and
wm the guest of Mm. W. C. McKen
*ie on Wednesday, going south on '
the Dolphin? Mr*. Nee. who has!
heen a resident of Fairbanks for {
many ream, is ow her way to Sent- 1
tie. where she wlill become the wife)
of MY Perry K. Charlea, chief depul
ty U. S. Mamhal of that place.
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?Mm. J. b. R?4d. mother of Mr.
1 ercy Reid, who has been the guest !
M her son at Carrross for a number
of months, arrived in Skagway Fri
day and will aail south on the State
of Callforni* for Vancouver, where
#he expects to me*t her son a wife.
Mrs Percy Reid. who ts on her way
home from California. Mm. J. D.
Reid will nroceed from Vancouver
to her home in Toronto, Canada.
On Snnda* evening Mn and Mm.
O L. Dickeson invited a unmber of
?heir friends to an exhibition of
sketches done by New York's fanioMi
artist, Mr. l.eonard M. Davis The
sketches were made by Mr. Davis on
a trip in the Atlln, Car-cross and
> ukon countries. and are so perfect
In detail that many of the guests
recogniied them tit a glance. Mr.
Davia gave very Inatructlve and en
tertaining talks on the pictures dur
ing the exhibition and at the close
felted j? an effectual manner se
lections from Robert W Service s
poems In the dining room, fragrant
with sweet peas. * tempting collatl. n
was served, which completed an eve
ning of enjoyment
The State of California will arrive
in Skagway Sunday morning. She
has a passenger lllat of 40.
Oeorge H Flcktaardt ts the new
baggageman on the regular daily r'l
of the White Pass. He went ont
this morning on his first trip.
Mr. Andre* Rapuxxi has broken
into the railroad business by ac
cepting a position as breakman for
the White Pass.
As the Peterson is out of commis
sion. Fr. Turn ell will not go to the
Post as he contemplated, and the n*.
nal services will take place at the
Catholic church In this city.
Mr. Herb Wheeler, superintendent
of the river diviKlon and mail ser
vice department Of the White Pass
A Yukon system, came down from
Whltehorse yesterday with the pres
idents party He will return Mon
day after looking after business
matters here In connection with the'
railroad.
Location notice* frr*r*r and qnart?.
for ml* hy the Dally Ataftkan If
For llrnl:? 4J, H. WilgltlJ
Vnrth Kml. tf.l
Only On* "BROMO QUININE"
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Liook for tii? idiirmtor* af B. W.
GROVE. l?od Ui? World or?r to
Cur* * OoM In On* Day. 85c
<*RAB MKAT COCK TAII.S
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The Puck Train Rnrtanraat
Nerveil a In o*r?r.
None N>tt*r anfl porer n?*n (?Jb#oi?
rye, Rainier ami Olympla beer Or
d#n by 'pbon* ,>rompt]y deHrerad
Tb* Mm cot. tf
15c for & bom* cooked me*l?
quick, clrM twHor. Where? At
the New Horn* ResUurant, Fifth
M-?ne, half a mlente from Brotdw*.
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
rebbleford and G4baon Rt?. Bud
jwetoer, Blie Ribbon and P?U Rain
! ier Beer at the B<urd of Trade.
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tit'* t m f it! pr(*?|XT. I* Itfca ?^r.<trsn? i
water from tl>? wm? to pr*r*ni th? tkv j
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You < ->nrxi *c<wmpli?h * **ft*fa',f*ry
C?r?? wlifn'it hs*ii* * r*s7it om?ir*tnn4
|n?r of th* fimrtnmpntAl p*n?*< of IV
Too mopt kl!1 th<> T?an<1rulT <7?rm.
N4whr>>'? B<rj4c!de ?to?>? tht* If j
is sptrlatly mrnle to So th?t wry thin*
Wh?n the ff?rtn C? removed. th? fmlr
fcn* no rhnW Nit to r??m* hentth*
growth sntf twaoty.
??r>ewtr07 the raoM, yon m nore th<
effect"
flol<5 by leadinc <lni**r(st# PtI IOC ft
stumrn for xamplc to The Herpleld* Co.
Detroit. Mlrh
One dollar bottlw ruaranUed.
Wm Britt, SpeHsJ Airent, Bkaeway.
TO CURE A COLO IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVK BROMQ Quinine,
i Tablets. Drog-glsts refund money If
j It fails to rare. E. W. GROVE'S sig
nature is on each box. 25c.
The grand opera stars
have gone abroad,
but ?
yon ran still hear them sing
their greatest triumphs on the
Victor.
Though thejr are thousand* of
miles away. Caruso, Melba. Tet
ra/zini, and all the other famous
artists who make records ex
clusively for the Victor, sing for
you w hencTer and as often as you
wish.
Com* in ?nd he?r them, and ?ee the
different of the Victor i HP to $100)
! ??d Vretor \'irtrol? (115 to 1200). Kny
terms it de?ired.
WILLIAM BRirr
THF. DRUGGIST I '"f
00 NT DECAY.
Aome AImUd People liare Learned
That N?giec? in iMtttwOu*.
Tbe slightest symptom o t kidney
trouble U ter tAo serioos to be o??r
looked, Its the small, neglected
trouble that 1**4 to serioog kidney
ailment*. That pain in the "sm*U"o f
your beck; that urinary irregularity;
Utose headaches and diszy spell*;
that weak, weary, worn-oat feeling;,
may be natures warning o( coming
dropsy or fatal Bright'* dla?e Why
risk your fcte by nsglecUng thoev
symptoms? Reach the cum of the
trouble while there Is yet Ume? be
gin treating your kidneys at on<"e
with a tried and proven kidney rem
edy. No need to experiment? Doen's
Kidney Pills hare been curing kid
ney trouble for over 76 years, Doan'a
Kidney Pills are used and recommend
ed throughout the clvllii?d worH.
Convincing testimony follows:
Mrs. E. A. Husk, 1001 Union St..
Glympia, Wash., says: "Although I
have never used: Doan s Kidney Pills
myself, they have been taken by
other members of my family wl'b
excellent results. They have do
equal for pain and weaknees In the
bark. The persons who used Doan s
Kldcey Pills is my family are now
entirely free from kidney trouble."
FYfr sale by >11 dealers. Price 60
renin. Foster-Mllbnrn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for United
States.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? and
take no other.
H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEER JEWEIXR
o| AJasks
Ijirgrtf and Most Compile
Stock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
Stores at
SKAGWAY flt KETCHIKAI^
School Days Are Here
We are Headquarters for
TEXT BOOKS
and
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
including
Prangs 3 color paints -
Crayola 8 color crayons
Eagle Drafting Pencils
Legal and scratch tablets
Composition books- -5, 10 & 15c
Peterson penmanship tablets ,
Erasers, lead pencils, rulers
Book Straps etc. etc.
Never before had we nuch a full stock of all needed
School Supplies -i
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
Angeles Beer
COSTS MORE TO BREW
COSTS YOU NO MORE
in Bottles and on Draft at
ALL FIRST CLASS BARS