m m m i m n i m n r m m i n n n it 1 11 t
Community 5i7oer|
Guaranteed for Twenty- five Years::
Given Away Free;;
Not a drawing or raffle? You pay
no more for your jrrocerie5 and
they are of the best quality ob
? ?
tainable. "
C. W. Ask & Sons I
?fni 1 1 1 1 1 1 M'U i ii i 1 1 1 ! i in ii i i-i linn?
JTTQT PFrFTVFp a new line IF
S u turner Suits
And Also SHOES, PANTS. SHIRTS,
NECKTIES, HOSE. HATS. CAPS. ETC
Gents* Furnishing Goods
Tony Dortero & Son ? 421 Broadway
The White Pass
Il?l Wkiteborsr .
HOtel Yukon Ter.
Now Open To*
Tfee General Traveling PuMic
New Mwnfeu'iit of
C RACINE. Mtr. ?na Propr
Rates -SI. 00 per Day and Up
R^YHL
Steam I'scndry
A.H Work Gu*r*at<?si Short
?1p*eni ProaiptlT
Dnt
r will r*Tl *n<l
PHONE 7%.
Best Meals
In Th* City at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY OCr
DINNER ?
Lodging
Rvwythin? Clean an.1
Fir?t Oa?
F?fth Avrnue nr?r Broadway
Draper 6c Co.
ApdBfe JYr
EASTMAN KODAK SUPPLIES
rHOTOGR-<nrKRS
naSiifcjRit ?cc,? for tho?? *bo
"rr*?i Ui# tNttoa."
FVU to# of FCtm. PifcUa *ad Pa.
* *
V *11 ordera e*refu:!j ?tt?ad?d to.
IMw
Dr?pw A Co^ P. O. Be*
Skvrtj. Alaska.
( CANDY
( CIGARS
I TOBACCO
j
Smoker* Article*
A Carefully Selected Stock
of Notions. Such as Shave
inir Articles, belts. Note
BooksPostCanis^^^^^
Dont forget the number
428
BROADWAY. (N?ar Prftfcl
Tony Dortero's
Henry Pnoi^ntbaJ Pbone T?. Quick
delivery r*a?rpiure and expressing or
short notice, d*T or nlcht
a Board of Trade?
Cafe |
v
? ? t
V Evevthing New and First T
T 7
Class V
Banquet? and Private Dinners T
A Specialty J
J. Popular Prices Jl
i. Open Day and Night .?
? : ?:? : ?: : : m S
Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY STANICH. Proprietor
F?r 14 Tun *f H?r* SrrrrJ mIt
The Best in the Markets
??J (?<)?? it i? iw
Most Popular Eating
House in the North*
-> New Location
Broadway. between 3rd and 4th
The Dclmonico of Alaska
DEWEY
cafe;
Opened Under New
J . e. TERR EL
FUualy of
Dawton Kentucky Kitchen
and lately of
Scott't Mo??l Carcro**.
The Best in the Market
Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOWN
AT POPULAR PRICES
Open from 6 a. m. to 10 p. m.
I DON'T FROG
Uole?? You're Got 50 C-KNTS
H. Hartwigsen
Sncceeeor to
$ W. W. BOUGHTON
PRALKK IN
Cigars Tobacco.
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
IARQC C1BCT LATINO LIBRARY
INCLtUING I.ATKST COPY
RIGHT ICD BOOKS
MAGAZINES, NrWSPAPKBS AND
OTHBR PCRIODTCAU
Society
HOMK RULB FESTIVAL.
Aa tnany ladle# as could con
veniently do so, met on Monday af
ternoon with Mrs K. C. LeFevre to
arrange for the Home Rule Festi
\-al to be held in Skagway upon the
arrival of Alaska's Delegate to Con
gress, the Honorable James Wlcker
shamsham
A motion was then carried that
an Invitation be extended to all
the men of Skaxway and the guests
of Skagway to be present to listen
to sweet music, hear our Delegate
Wlckersham's address and to par
lake of cakes and sandwiches.
The following committees were
appointed: Music ? Mrs. H. D.
Klrmse. Mrs W. C. Blanchard,
Miss Mary O. Hlndsliaw and Mrs.
Win K. Brltt. Committee on Hall
? Mesdames Magee. Norman K
Black, W. C. Blanchard and Brltt.
Refreshments ? Mesdames Conway,
Wbalen. Sparks, W. B. McKay.
Moyer, A. J. Acheson. t'ngefroren.
K. T. McBrlen, Tllden, N. J.
Black, H D. Clark. Thomas and l^e
Fevre. Mrs. Mulvlhlll and C. W.
Ask. Hotels- Pullen House- Mrs.
H 8 Tullen and Mrs \V. W.
Boughton; Golden North: Mrs
Geo l>edman and Mi's. Albert
Relnert; Dewey: Miss Agnes Gard
ner, Mrs G. G Miller and Mrs.
Walter McBrlen; New Home: Mrs.
Mary Bernhofer; Portland: Mrs
Ward. The committees are to In
vite all guests of the hotels, and all
strangers in the city. Cshers -Mes
dames Van de Wall. Dlckeson. Web
er, Flckardt, D. M McKay, N. K
Black, Magee, W. R Hlllery, Kln
dell and McKemie, On decor
ations: Me.-datnes McKen*le. Sip
prelle, Weber, D. M. McKay, Kd
Acheson. Kindell, Hlllery. Draper;
Messrs Draper. Frledenthal, J. M.
Keller, H B. 1-eFevre, Cleon Ask
and Victor Sparks.
The following societies are cor
dially invited: The Mnsons. Elks,
Eagles. Arctic Brotherhood, Fire-!
men. White Pass Club and all
ladies societies
The orchestra under t'ie direct
ion of Mr. Oscar Solnter have kind
ly granted their services.
The Mayor and Town Council
are cordially Invited to meet the
Delegate upon his arrival and to
escort him to the hall and to oc
cupy seats on the stage The time
and place of meeting will be an
nounced through the press
All persons over sixteen years
of age are cordially Invited to be
present
VACATION
Wander * whole summer. If you
can. Thousands of God's wild
blessings will search you and soak
you as If you were a sponge and
the big days will go hy uncounted.
If you are business tangled and so
burdened by duty that only weeks
can be got out of the heavy-laden
year, give a month at least. The
time will not be taken from your
sum of life Instead of shortening
It will Indefinitely lengthen It and
make you truly immortal. Never
more will time seem short or long
and cares will never again fall
heavily on you, hut gently and kind
ly as gifts Irom heaven.
? John Muir.
? ?*???
The Indies' Aid of the Methodist
church, assisted by their friends,
gave a most pleasurable evening to
Skagway's cituens on Friday even
ing. The entire propratn was well
rendered and each number received
a hearty encore Miss Gladys Klrm
se played the opening piece In her
brightest manner; Miss Helen Nlack
well of Juneau allowed by h?T read
ings that she possesses nTore than
ordinary merit In delivering humor
ous selections; Miss KlUabeth Hop
per has a voice of great sweetness
and her singing received many favor
able comments; Professor Oscar
Selmer's rendition of a selection
from "Cavalerla Rustlcana" was ex
ceptionally well rendered as was
his other violin se!ectlons; Little
Floris Clark made the hit of the
evening In her recitation of James
Whttcomb Rcllly's "Gobble-uns '111
git you." followed by "Granny"
from the same author; John Hop
per and little Vivian Talbot ac
quitted themselves in a most
praiseworthy manner in their piano
selections and their playing shows
good training; Mrs. Herman D.
Kinase, always a favorite, sang
with her usual sweetness and ex
pression and she was heartily ap
plauded.
The program was followed by a
feast of goodie? prepared by the
ladies. The hall was handsomely
decked In the national colors and
the tables were graced with bou
quets of wild flowers.
? ?*???
On Saturday afternoon, Mrs. H.
J. Lrnch entertained in honor of
her daughter Nancy's birthday. Mrs
Martin Conway assisted Mrs. Lynch
in entertaining nnd serving a dainty
luncheon. The table decorations
were beautiful pansle* Nancy
?u given man]' presents by her
'many friends The little poople
present were: Vera Miller, F?e*sle|
| Conway, Francos Kennedy, Jack !
Conway, Victor Orlmm, Jack Klrm
se, Martin Conway, Fred lilaochard, ?
Phillip Oault, Gertrude Muhlhiil,
Francis Van de Wall, I)onal<l Mill- j
vihill, Jacob B?1tt, Sarah Frl?*den
thal. Eileen Lynich, Father Frleden
thal and Jane l.ynch.
The Indies Committee for the
entertainment olt Skagway's Juve-;
nlles on the Fourth of July met
with Mrs. Martin Conway on i
Thursday. Mnt. Martin Conway,
Mr?. Henry Frledenthal, Mm. W,
Mulvlhlll, MIm Mary 0. Hlndshaw,
Mr*. W. C. McKenile, Mrs. D. M.
McKay, Mrs. A. E. Klndell and Mrs. I
0. L. Dlckeson are the committee. I
? ?*???
Those who are planning an ont-i
Ing to Schaeffer's Uwrk on the 4th j
I of July are requested not to pro
vide coffee, tea or lemonade as th<
city has that part of the feast In
charge, and with Pr Brawand as
chairman of the entertainment for
the Fourth, plenty will be provid
ed Jor all. " I
The Reverend R. C. Rlackwell,
Miss Helen Black well and Mr. Har
ry Blackwell of Juneau arrived In
town Thursday on the launch
Boreas. While In town they will
visit with the family of Mr. K. J
l.lddicoat and olher friends
? ?????
Mrs Jos Clifton and her little
aon of Whitehorse waa a passenger
south on the Princess Sophia. Mrs
Clifton Is taking her boy ontalde
for treatment, the little one having
suffered since his birth from a form
Oi Infantile paralysis
Mr Frank Wel>ster returred on
the l>olphln from a trip to the
States. Mr. Webster was marrlel
some time pro to Miss Polly Qulm
by of Portland. Oregon. Mrs. Web
ster did not come to Alaska with
Mr. Webster, but Is cxpected In the
near future.
Miss E. McLean and her u-scle.
Mr. J. H. Schrader, of San Mateo,
California, visited with U. 8. Depu
ty Marshal Fonio and Miss Fonio
while the Spokane was In port.
? *?(???
Mr. 11. H. Draper left on the
Dolphin for Portland to attend
the annual session of the Grand
I.odge of F.Iks Mr. Draper Is Dis
trict Deputy G. 15. R. B. P. O K. of
that order.
******
Miss Blake, the Discovery. B. C?
school teacher, was a passenger on
the Princess Sophia, having com
pleted her engagement In the nortlt.
? ??????
Miss Elir-abeth Murphy, one of
the public school teachers of White
horse passed through Skagway
Thursday on her way to Vancouver.
Mr and Mrs. W. M. Murphy
and Mr V". 1. Ilahn were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs O. L.
Dickeson on Wednesday.
? ??????
Dr. H. C. Davis, who has been
located in Whitehorse, lert on the
Princess Sophia for Vancouver,
where he will reside
******
Mrs Martin Conway, her child
ren and several neighbor children
picnicked at Schaeffer's Park on
Friday afternoon.
The pink canterbury bell grow
ing by the doorstep of Mr. F. >1.
Weber Is most beautiful and well
worth going to nee.
??????
Mayor 4. M Tanner left on
the IVdphln for Portland where he
iroes as representative to the Orand
Lodge of Klks.
? ?*???
Captain John MclKinald of the
R N. W. M Poltice. with his family,
passed through Skagwav enrouto to
Vancouver.
? ?*???
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Thompson
are now living In their home on
Third Avenue and State street. ?
? ?????
Miss Mary 0. Hlndshaw was a
luncheon guest cif Dr. and Mrs. I?.
S. Keller on Wednesday.
? ?*???
Mr. V. I. Halm and Mr. Curtice
J. Webb dined with Mr. and Mrs.
G. H. Miller on Sunday.
? ????*
Mr. Royal Pullen returned home
on the City of Seattle from the
Washington University.
? ?????
Mrs. William Whalen visited in
Whitehorse this week the guest of
Mrs. Patrick Murray.
? ?
Miss Mary G. Hindshaw was a
dinner guest of Mrs. Martin Con
way on Sunday.
? ?#???
Miss Rogers of Salem, Ore., Is
visiting In Skagway a guest of the
Pullen House.
? ?????
Dr. A. P. Hawes of Whitehorse
i visited in town this week.
DONT DELAY.
Some Alaskan People Have LtarMd
T.iat Neglect is Dangerous.
The slightest symptom of kidney
trouble ia far too serious to be over
looked. It's the small, neglected
trouble* that lead to aerloue kidney
ailments. That pain In the "small" of
your back; that urinary irregularity;
those headaches and dazy spell* ; j
that weak, weary, worn-out feeling,
may be nature'a warning of coming
dropsy or fatal Bright* dlseas* Why j
risk your life by neglecting these
symptoms? Reach the cause of the
trouble while there Is yet time ? be
gin treating your kilr.eys at once
with a tried and proven kidney rem
edy. No need to experimeat ? Doan's (
Kidney Pills have been curing klu-!
ney trouble for over 76 years. Doan's:
Kidney Pills are used and recommend .
ed throughout the civilized world. ;
Convincing testimony follows;
Mrs. E. A. Husk. 1001 Union St-, j
Olympia, Wash., says; "Although I
have never used Doan's Kidney Pills
myself, they have been taken by
other members of my family with
excellent results. They have no
equal for pain and weakness in the
back. The persons who used Doan s
Ki.lney Pills In my family are now
entire y free from kidney trouble."
For sale by all dealers. Prlre 60
cents. Fosler-Mllburn Co., Puffnio,
New York, sole agents for UnJfed
States.
Remember the name ? Doan's? and
take no other.
H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEER JEWELER
of Alaska
Largest and Moil Complete
Stock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
Stores al
SKAGWAY ?c KETCHIKAN
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold H?*rtw!g*?n, hmmw
W. W. FV"i(?hton, hM tAkm Ui#
iur.-nry for the Ji*Mj
EL INF1NITO CLEAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
fi.OOO Jmt ffttlTKl from ll?? fac
tory at Tampa, Fla. If 700 want t&#
Iwwt don t fall to five theae *oodj
a trial.
Fr# SS-r rm. rwi a wboJaar me,
boM cooked meal ?* t*e N?w H ro*
f'MtauraAt. Hit At*., J n* off ?f
Rrr?dw.
Now Is The Time
R
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offer the easiest
J method of emhroid
fenng letter* on any
^material. Thewme
raised effect is oh
,m tained thatfcome*
?4/ after tedious and n
( pensive "filling in" on a stamped
design.1; You save time, labor
and material *
Counter in OW ?wli?h. Script or block
V?tr le. m vwio? oin-C
?LYou will aerrrfo b?ek
I fte thel difficult, ? Jow
find expo*** lumped
design ? method a wqcd
you W tried
REIS*,
Fcmndatioo Letter*
R
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PREPARE FOR XMA5 NOW
Make Your Needlework easy by the use of Reis
washable foundation letters and ornaments
A. HARRISON & CO.
? Phone 55
GRA^O REDUCTION SALE
The Pack Train In now selllag *
big lot of iJood Ooode at reduced
price* an they are fitting too old to
hold and ?ell at a profit. Tour*,
if. Merman Grimm
BAKERY GOODS.
flfpful? *11 kinds? fresh from the
oven, raXoa and pl?% eooktoa and
doushnuta, in fact * first rl*e? IVne of
bakery good* will be found at the
Vienna Rakery, Rroadway, l>etw???
Fifth and fifth Avenue*. If
None better and purer than Olbaoo
rye. Renter and Oljrmpla beer. Or
1rr* by "phone promptly delivered.
The Maacot. tf j
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS
Voitt drnnrlirt trill refund money If
PA7.0 OINTMENT falls to cure any
cut of Itching, Wind Rleedlng or
Protruding Pllee In 6 to 14 daya. 50c
HOW'8 THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollar* Re
gard for any case of catarrh that car
not bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY ft CO., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned hare known
F. J. Cheney for the paat 15 yean,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transaction*, and fin
ancially able to carry oat any obliga
tions made by hts firm. Waldlng, Kin
nan & Marvin, Wholesale aruggista o
Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh cnre Is taken Intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c.
per bottle. Sold by all druggist*.
Take Hall's Faor'ly PU1* for consti
pation.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
From thW? (tat* on all <*lh ln'-?nd
<"d for Henry Frlerfen'bAl. the Inde
pendent F)*pr?*em*n ahould be r - *9
to aeven-ati (1$) an<1 j>*vt rail wW
recalre attention. He m
discontinued hie nfflfi ? at the B"u*b
ton cigar 8lor?.
Fonnd--fn WMI? Pan* H ?t?l,
Whltehorae, on# A. B bntton. Own
er mn*t be Dawaon or Falrbanka
m?mb?r an button waa made by
Sal? Prove property and get bit
ton at Alaakan office Dawaon and
Falrbanka (,*por? plenae ropy.
Rainier and Olynvpra t*mr on draft
at the Board o t Tra4?v Tbla la tbe
flrat Um? that w? hare had FU nl*r
cn draft, and you enn now r?i a
ctaaa of either of the a bore fam^?n
t.eera, Tbla t? th? Uma to drink
beer. Oct S? at th# Board of Trad#
n?r. tf
Dellclot* Ic? Crewro and V*
^renm aoda, with atrlotly p?ire frnlt
Juic?8 and crushed fruita at tba
Vienna Cafe, Broadway, betwnea
Fifth and Sixth Area. tf
Bonded whWrten? T4b?on, Moon
Vernon and FHmoo^ The beat o 4
Beer? Btn? Ribbon, BodwHwr and
Pa}? Rainier, at tt>? Maacot Tele
phone 67. tf