RIGHTLY MADE
COFFEE
IS HEALTHFUL
Universal
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White House
Dwight-Edwards
COFFEE
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The Houseof Rich
C J. Rien, Proprt?ar.
_H BUILDING PAPER
haIK IS. OILS, GLASS AND
LD NG MATERI ' L
Skao.vav, 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
fiJi" See Our Window for 25c a yd.
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I H. D. KIRMSE, Jeweler j
nonds Watches Jewelry ?
the a.-v p. exposition for fsnest
iu gel c welry, Old Ivory Carvings, Indian Curios.
ALASKA FURS and RUGS
INDIAN BASKETS X
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* pa :kj.rs jobbers
f rvc- iiruhn Company
a Meat and Provisions
Asist on being served
TAMHAEUSER BEER I
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i 5C A Loaf ? 20 Loaves $l??j
Pure Wholesome Bread :
?' d >? guaranteed to be ma de from the .%
i-ta and potato yeast. No ammonia used. *r
SKAGWAY BAKERY... f;
Nfi Door Lync ; and Kennedy'* Store.
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YUKON RIVER
BREAKING IIP
W. D. Gordon. chief clerk of the
ft y. X. company at Whitehorse ar
rived on the train last Wednesday
and is spending a couple of days
her. on business.
Mr. Cordon reports that the Yukoc
r. ver from the head of Lake LeBarge
U Takioa river is nearly open and
(rom the Tnkina to within a few
miles of Whitehorse the Ice is still
rm, but in the vicinity of White
arse it * going fast and U should
i>en at 'he end of this week On
the lower end of Lake LeBarge the
Thirty mile river is open down to
ibout six miles past Hootalinqua.
frYoiu preisent indications the B. Y. N.
company's boats will get away from
Yukon Crossing by the 18th of May
and '.he small boats from Lake Le
Usu-ge will start about May 12th. The
jutlook tor business is fine this year
tud they are expecting to move more
reight than has been moved in any
ear for the past five yean,. The
. company is la fine shape to handle ]
; reight and anticipate no trouble in
aking tare of all that offers. Mr.
*111 Kaw tomorrow for Whitet
ENTERTAINMENT
AT TIE CHURCH
The somen of the Methodist, churvh
>viU give a musical entertainment and
basket social at the churvh parlors
U'iUKht. The mimical program will
oumeoee at 8:30 o'clock and will be
:\41owed by the gale of "he baskets.
Every woman is asknl to bring a bas
ket, which will be sold to the men
fur fifty cents apiece.
In addition to the baskets, refresh
tueikU will be aerved at a charge of
f iteen cents. No admission wit' be
barged for the entertainment.
The women of the MethudtaC churcM
have been working hard to make the
if fair a success and those present are
icrtaiu u> have an enjoyable time.
ROYAL DOE II 3 P. I.
The Prince* Koyal left Ketchikan
at H o'clock last night and is due in
Skagway at 9 tonight. The Koyal
has 15 passengers and 250 tout of
freight for Skagway. She will sail
south about tomorrow noon.
Go to thje Dominion Cafe in White
horse for good home cooking tf.
TEDDY GUEST
OF
(By Alaska Now* Bureau)
ARM HEM. Holland. AprU 29? The
odore Roosevelt will be the guest
of Queen Wilhelmina tonight at the
Royal palace at the Hague.
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(By Alaska Now* 8ur?au)
INDIANAPOLIS. April l'9? John
Kern, is uu decided whether to accept
i he nomination of U. S. senator on
the Democratic ticket
101 TALK
The City of Seattle left Seattle
at 9 p. m. Wednesday and Is due in
Skagway Monday.
' Mrs. E. McC. Weste left oa the
train this morning for Lake Bennett
where she will spend e month.
Go to the Dominion Hotel. While
horse for clean ami comfortable beds.
R. C. Turner, H. P. M. Uirkinbine
and Mrs. H. S. Pullen were passen
gers on Uk Hegg this morning for
Haines.
H. H. Draper will go to Fort. Wm.
H. Seward tomorrow on the Petersou
and spend several days as the guest
of Capt. Simoods.
Will START MAKING BRICKS
S. Stride, who owns a brick yard at
Mud Itey left on the Hegg for that
place this morning and will put a
force to work making brick for the
Skagway, Haines and Juneau market
The brick manufactured at this
yard are of the very be?t quality and
Mr. Stride has many orders contract
ed tor.
SU6VAY PIONEER DIES M NEVADA
A cable was recehred by J. M. Kel
ler Secretary of the local Aerie of
Eagles, announcing the death of
Charles Montakio, at Recto. Nevada.
Mr. Montaldo was a charter member
o" Skagway Aerie No. 35, F. O. E .
and is well remembered by the pion
eers ot Skagway. He left here In
1902 and has been living lu Nevada
ever since. There were no particu
lars with the exception that he had
been ill since December 15U>. lost
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Our Last Shipment of Stylish Hats
and Trimmings will arrive on the
Dolphin. This is your last oppor
tunity to have your hat made and
trimmed to order.
GRANT & WRIGHT
Cor. Fifth Avenue and State Street SKAGWAY
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Phil. Abrahams
Real Estate and
Fire Insurance
Agent for Dubuque Fire Sc Marine Ins. Co.. Dubuque Iowa
Washington Fire Ins. Co.. Seattle. Wash.
NOTARY PUBLIC SKAGWAY, ALASKA
^Mf7XJT wants a portrait of HIM. or HE one of
y* ^ HER. \\ e make them, the lund that pleases
Eastman Kodaks and Films Always on Hand
Draper and Company
VIENNA BAKERY
MAX GUTFELD, Proprietor
...Fresh Bread Every Day...
CaKes of All Hinds
Pies of All Kinds
Coohies of all Kinds
Special Orders for Catering Receive Personal and Prompt Attention
De ivery to all Parts of City. Phone 35. ^
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Pullcn Rouse
patt at Sixth Rvcnu?
Mo#- ele^ntly furct?hed hou?a
In ViMk*
Every modern ooavea eoee
Electric i^hu-llot and eoid
warer ? Telephone!
Porcelain baths on everj floor
Board and room by the d?y , week
or month
Table supplied with cre?m and
butter from our own Jersey
Dairy
lflrs. fi. $. Pullen
Proprictreda
l here's Vigor and
Strenqth
in every drop
salt Siting i in
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