BAKERY GOODS.
Br ,?ad? *9 kfcfcl*? froa: tfe?
om?, COM ar,d pN*v cook** and
4fl*cfca?ta> :n tact a first dM line o
baawy pwdl ?i b* Kwfcl at the
W&na Baker*, Broadway, be*w??e
nna aad 5lxVh Arwruoa. 1 1
Go to tk* "Wkit# F**? Cafe";
for tkf V?st m?als In Wkfttkoiw
Now order tk* itnn?|HR?Bt of Mr*
(VWT Kins tf
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Fr?ai Ul? dmt* oa aE oalh intend
oj ft* MrTT FrteiWrtkai. tke Indo
pendent Kxprwmu should be made
V?> (T?> aiwl rowr oafl vifi
receive iwrwdiate attention. He ac
d*M*atinv?i kit oCTV> at U>e Ffexyrh
? -i * ?? s*ora
Bwlrt ??Mn Cm, Moon
V?-nfw? aj*3 H^Hxont, Tke host of
Beer ? Hlar RiV>o?i. ?todw*-V=e?r and
r*.le Unfetter. ax tfce Mnsr-nt. Tele
?hoT?e ?7. tf
TO CURE A COLO IN ONE DAY
Take LXXATPnC PROMO Quint**
TabW* Pn*nrt*ti refsnd wtoTtrr If
Jl fails to cw*. S. W. CRO\YS ?l*r
nature !* on oaofc box J5?
U \\TKT? T*"? PI R< H\SK
Caprtr Minee? -Gold and Silver
Vine* Offers to bo sent nnder L. ,
W JT?? oxrv of Rodolf M<*?se
Mprit, O^rBsnr. 1M
fVe Jic ?*?. ?a r*c a wbol?s*>?e.
b-?? twoked ifi at U<> S?? Hoa*
!>i#Uirut. VU? At*. J'.iM off of
Rrv*?war
y Relievos CATARRH of\
lUSRVt tho ?
v ^VRIV Si ADDER <
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I SKAGWAY SOCIETY
Mrs Bert Hovrdeebell, of Seattle,
mill arrive in Skagway next week
Tor a visit with her husharw
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Mr. and Mrs. R J. RritUin are
receiving congratulation* over the
birth of a little ion. born on Sat
urday morning at 5 SO.
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Mr J. P. Whitney, or White
horse, who has been visiting In the'
State*. pasted through town Wed- ,
nesday on bis way home
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Mr r?K-w Jostyn and family ar-j
rived on the lV>lpfcin and are
?rueau of the Pullen House
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Mrs James K. Barragar and
children of Juneau are expected by
first boat to be the guests or Mrs.
Narra|tar's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel l.ind,
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Mr*. K J Shaw left on the City
or Seattle for a round trip to Sit
ka, Juneau and other points Mrs
Shaw was accompanied by Mrs. A. !
S. Smith of Juneau who has been j
Mrs. Shaw's house gtiest for several
days j
Major John D. Moody and Mrs I
Moody, cuests of the <>olden North, j
.rrivod on the Prior*** May and!
lell Thursday for Hawson where
Major Moody will be stationed i
Majer and Mrs. Moody were ac
om pan led by eeveral members of j
he R N. W. M Police
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Ore of Skagway's prettiest gar
dens Vs that of Mr. Frank Page |
This garden has previously e<?rape.l j
i?otj<-e on accoan; of Its location,
N*ing in the lot back of the engine
oi*e on 6th Avenue The dahlias.
i?ansies. stocks and pansies are!
"uperb and the nasturtium* trained
"ver the rear of the house are |
masses of blooms Go and see the
irarden. j
^ 0*1 makr a mt4akr ii
vo*i do ?>'
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Famous tar its Hon* Cookmg. '
Milk. Cream. Cottapr Cher* and
Ruttmrnik from our own dam
FrwH fc-ggs. He.
Rftnw Sn?ic o? m Sjit<
PorrrUin fWi? on rach door
tJ<>ctnc 1 Jffhts
RATES $2.50 PERJDAY AND UPr
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
4++++++++++*+++++++++**++*!
+ 4
TKi* Onlv Fin? CUw Hotel Opened I ndrr New Manage- 4
j, in Carx.roM ment 4
J. H. j?.1<ju?rU?c? bY Vtn? .^tkirv Lhia ,
x HOTEL SCOTT ;
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,j? Scott ft Scb*r*D!ek?mp 4
J
* Headquarters for Mining Men and 4
Travelers 4
4
+ ?*>?CIAC RATCS AND ACCO**OD ATIONS FOR MUSHERS. "t
4 WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST \
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK 4
J CARCROSS ?> <0 VUKON TER. *
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+
NEW - COMFORTABLE ELEGANT +
The Caribou Hotel *
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$
Carcross, Yukon Territory *
+
Iwwuliilfh Oppoalt UTiitr Pm FVpo? ?f*
J,
Wei Equipped Furnwrr Healed Throughout Cafe and Bar
4*
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He-dquartei* few *5*Kuli*8 Atiin Royal Mail* Stage Line ?}?
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I I I 11 I t I H4 1 ?M 1 I -Ml? Ill I ill I 1 1 || 1 II H
lL^vTb ? rot JL ?
iiCoMaOwDvv, Cnf> in 2 r*y* %1/ 25c
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Mr. W. C. Blanchard has the
prlre row* of stock*
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l>r. L. 8. Keller Is In Haines
this week where he was called pro
fessionally.
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Mr*. Deveral boasts of having
the only sweet scented pansies and
nasturtiums In town.
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Mrs. F. Deveral has a wild
rose that ts now In Its second blos
soming this season.
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Mrs A. S. Smith of Juneau, who
has Iwn visiting friends In Skag
way, returned home on the City of
Seattle.
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Mrs. W. B. Ratson returned on
the Jefferson from an extended vis
it to Tacoma, Seattle and other
points In the state of Washington.
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Mrs Fred S. Cliff of Juneau vis
ited with ht-r parent*. Mr. and Mrs.
A. U Parker tM* week returning
home on the Georgia.
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Miss Mfttdp Haslett of Prince
Rupert, IV C? w.io has been the
sinest of Mrs Talbot for several
lays left tor home on the Princess
rfay
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Mrs George II Rngland of New
Vork. registered at the Pull en
House, made a trip into Atlln this
week, returning to Skagwav Friday
nwtai,
Mrs Otto Burckardt. little child
und nurse are up from the Chll
i-oot cannery. The little one Is
f light ly in<lisposo?l and is under
l>r J. P. Brawand's rare at the
W. p. hospital.
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Miss Irene Sear* and Miss Halllel
R Thomas of Mt. Vernon, Wash ,
are in town for a fortnight's va
cation. The ladlas ar?> registered
*t the Golden North hotel, but
spent most of their time In the
MKiety of their old time friends,
Mr and Mrs Fred Fickardt.
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Mr. Hu^h P Brady of New
Vork City was in town Tuesday on
Ms way to Sitka where he will be
employed during the summer look
I>ir after his father's mining inter- 1
r-sts and *111 be the guest of his
aunt. Miss Castle Patten. Mr.
Brady is the son of former Gover
nor John Brady of Alaska.
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Mrs F. J. Weber, Mrs. N'orman
R Black, Mrs. G. Hwman Miller
nf Skagway, and Miss Josephine
Sorter of Seattle left on Monday's
I rain for Atlin. At Carcross they
were Joined by Miss Matheson and
Miss Beulah Shearer of Seattle.
Mrs Atkinson of Dumfries, Scot
land, and Mr. and Mrs. Poolin of
l^ouisville. Kentucky. The party
visited Discovery, l.lewllyn glacier,
Surprise lj>ke and many other
t<eautiful and Interesting places, re
turning to Skagway Thursday. Mrs
Atkinson. Mr. and Mrs. I>oolin,
Miss Shearer and Miss Matheson
went south on the Princess May.
Miss Porter will remain in town
for several weeks, the guest of Mrs.
S. K. Black.
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Many of Skagway's pioneer* will
remember little Helen Kane, niece
i?f Mr* Martin Conway. Mr*. Wil
liam Whalen and Mr. Jerry Quln
lan. who came here with her sister
Kathleen, some year* afro and t.he
two made their home here for
several years with their relatives.
Those who remember her will be
I -< leased to learn that the little girl,
now grown to womanhood, graduat
ed recently from the Dorchester.
New R runs wick, high school and
Mood but one below In highest hon
ors Miss Kane delivered the
valedictory and if space permitted
it would be printed in full as It is a
work of genius, full of beautiful
thoughts and shows that the young
lady may have a fine literary ca
reer before her, though It is under
stood that Miss Helen means to
enter a business college this fall.
Miss Kane commenced her school
life in Skagway, with Mrs <Jeorge
Rosenberg as teacher.
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On Saturday last, Mrs. E. J.
Shaw semd luncheon In honor of
her guest, Mrs. A. S. Smith, of Ju
neau. Mrs Shaw was assisted in
receiving ->tid serving by Mis. N.
E. Ttlack and Mrs A. S. Smith.
house decorations of sweet
l>v;?s, were very beautiful; the
table wns centered by a large cut
glasj bowl of the satite sweet blos
soms and each lady received a
drinty bonuet also of sweet peas.
Reside the gues^ of honor there
nere present Mr*. O L. Pfckeson.
Mrs i\ K. Black, Mrs. F. J. Van
Mr*. F. IF. W. Lowle is vWUng
this *wk with the family of Mr.
George Howard of Sitka.
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Captain Sprague, master of thej
Peterson. o!t Fort W. H. Seward.
Mrs. Sprague and little daughter.
ar?? In Ska|{way while the boat Is
undergoing repairs.
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Mm. W. J. Bledsoe has a very
pretty garden, but so surrounded
b.v buildings that its beauty can be
seen only by a visit to it.
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The work on the residence of
Mr. O. L. Dlckeson is nearing com
pletion and when all the necewary
Improvements have been made Mr.
Dickeson willl have the finest home
north of Sesltle.
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de Wall, Mrs. L. H. Johnston,
Mrs. Martin Conway. Mr?. Elita
beth Blanchurd, Mra. F. J. Weber,
Mrs O. H. Miller, Mrs. W. R. Hil
lery, Mrs. W. C. Blanchard, Mr*.
William K. Bntt and Mlas Jose
phine Porter of Seattle.
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Many of the town s people are
Improving tbe good weather by
ramping out, berry picking, fishing,
glacier climbing, boating, picnicking
and visiting many interesting places
in Alaska, the Yukon and B. C.
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In Dr. L. S. Keller's yard Is a
wild rose bush that has produced
a shoot of Uhls seasons growth
which measures over seveu feet In
height. There is another shoot
from the same bush that is be
hween five and six feet.
In the garden of Mr. P. J.
Weber may be seen dahlias, pan
sles and sweet peaa that are mar*
vela of sl*e *nd beauty. A large
crimson dahlia measured over nine
inches across the top, pansies over
three Inches and sweet peas over
two Inches across the back petal
or lobe. One equlsite rose in the
garden of Mr. K. J. Shaw measured
over seven inches in diameter.
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Miss Mary G. Hindshaw will leave
on the 22nd of August for her old
home near Manchester, England,
where she expects to reside In the
future Mis?. Hindshaw will visit
with her brother's family at
Alpina, Michigan, on her way
across the continent. Miss Hind
shaw has llv<?d In Alaska, at Sitka
and Skagway for a number of
years. As n teacher of music
Miss Hindshaw has been eminently
successful and she will he much
missed by her pupils and hosts of
other friends that she has won so
easily by her cheery disposition,
and kind thoughtfulness May the
call of the Northland bring her
back to us.
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Last Saturday evening a number
of young people, under the chap
ronage of Mrs. Ward and Mrs
Ikuta met wlilh Miss Rernice Pah
line at the l\>rtland Hotel. The
evening was happily passed with
music and games. A fine 1unchc<m
was served. The guests were Mrs
J. lknta Mli? Veronica Mulvlblll,
Miss lx>ulse 1-lddlcoat, Miss Gladys
Kirmse. Miss Martha Frledenthal.
Miss Kdith Mddicoat, Mr. Cleon
Ask, Mr. Bert. McKensle, Mr. Ches
ter Pullen, Mr. Victor Sparks, Mr.
Cecil Cole and Mr. Burnett Ash
lar
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Mr*. O W. Hockett. Miss Madelite
Hockett and Charles W. Hockett, Jr,
arrived In town Friday with Blllie |
Wright In hln launch Florence. They I
will will return today on the Peter
J5c for a Home cooked meal?
quick, clean t'trrlce. Where? At j
the New Home Restaurant, FlfUi
ATenue. half a minute from Broad wa.
Location notieer., filacer and quarts
for Rale by th>? Daily Alaskan tl
GREAT CLEARANCE SALE
Sold at a Lues! Malt Rainier, 30
cents per bottle. Especially prepared
for alck peoplo and Invallda, and ??
oeltent for nmnlnf mother*. Only
two barrels left. After that price wfl
be 35 cents pel' bottle.
Pack Train Bar
THe best meals In Whitehorse
the "Whfte Pas# Cafe,'*' only white
help employed. Mr*. Orloff King
proprietress. tf
Found ? In White Pass Hotel,
Whltehorse, one A B. bntton. Own
er mast be Diiwson or Fali*banks
member as button was made by
Sale. ProTe property and get but
ton at Alaskan office. Daweon and
; Fairbanks papers please copy, g
SEATTLE'S
~ Letdlcg Popular Hotel
Hotel
Georgian
Karopt'tn Pltn
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Koum?. F.lr-*?ntlr
F gmtiM
Mniplr
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RATF-?
Rioim II op
T?;i ivr?>n? tlMop
R?>m with hath |1 JO
i'?h Por*m? tl.SO op
F.O.CAUiWElX.
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T?k* F.nt L?Wr. r?r fn.m FOUR i k A VEHUE
Hntor D"p>it to Pimrth B?-?. Hnlon * Dkf
RAW FURS
WF. PA Y
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE FOR PR I' K LJ'-T
Percey's Fur House
OiKIimIi, - Wi?e<?n??T>
rf?mti?ritiTrTT:m!?mi.-T? r-r-n.
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C. E. Bogardus
Assayer
Gold a siw?r ?i o?
Gold, SUr?r A Copper .. 2 BO
Cyanide and Milling T?t?
90 Colombia Si. Seattle
1 -i
There is .Strength
and Vigor
in Every Drop
M Kill I ftll
COM F 7T IN v
SEATTLE, WASH.
LOCAL BRIEFS
SKAGWAY WEATHER REPORT
PeauiU of Ut? ob*?r?aUoo Uk?a
at Moore's Wharf at m?<lnl?h<
last night, :? a* follow*
i't-ttip Owe oM?'art .. 50 abo.e
Mm precerlln* 14 hf? .. *5 above
Mill " 50abo*e
, ?? 51 above
Barometer 30:20. Clear and ea|m
J. IKUTA
MAUI' FACT IHIIJI'l
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curiot, Ivory Curving#
Indian Baskets <
CHINA AND CUT CLASS
Official Watch Impfrtot for lh*
W. P. A V. Route
Mail Order* given prompt rare
wmmmmammmmmmmmmm.
WIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THE
? MIKKtAfOllV Ml**
W '.:t lor Circular -
Arika Fur? a Specialty
|V pry Top Pricw Paid.
Make - Trial - Shipment
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium fjn^J Alaska
'?artre. ' lean, fndi vidua Rat I is
Abundance of ?7ater. Best of
Bote! Accommodation* Fur
nished Cabins fo* Rent . . .
Excellent Hunt in? and Fishing.
Motor Roatinif and Sailing
Steamer Georgia from Juneau
makes semi-monthly visit*. In
formation and rates upon refjtient
Dr. F. L Goddard, Prop.
Health Resort
of
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I FIRE INSURANCE j
8 The Dubuque Fire and Marine Insurance j
Company,? Dubuque, Iowa
The Westchester Fire Insurance Com- |
pan v ? New York
(Assets Over Four Million Dollars
Phil Abrahams 5kagway j
I
B. M. BEHRENDS,B inker
Juneau, - AIa?k*|
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Regpectfnlly Solicits 'Hie Account*
of Ska^way Firm* And Individual*
I _l_
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy jj
H. W. SEEMAN, Prop.
'The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
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The largest and be?t conducted deiry in A leeka. ? ??*
Daily Shipment* of Pure Milk and Cream
To til pot dm on Whit* Pi* * Yukon Rout*.