MACCABEES' SUPPER
Saturday eveniug last the Ladies of
the Maccabees tave a dellghtM supper
ami sella! fathering. The ladles Invited
the members of the families of tho e
who belong to the lod^e and the Sir
Knights. Covers were laid for sixty.
After supper charade* were played. In
?vhich the player's a'/illty of memory
quickness wan tested. Mrs. M. H
Mcl.ellan won first prize pitI Mrs J,
b'eero carried otT second prize.
HARRISON LUNCHEON
Mondav, Mrs. L. A. HarrUou save a
luncheon in honor of Mrs. W. W.
Stiorthill, cf Douglaj.
The decorations wrre yellow, ar.d i' e
color scheme was artiric?lly carried
out by a lav">h display of yellow flow
ers jracofully arranged around tne
rooms. The dining room was darkene '
ani i he quests sat down to a tab'a
beautifully adorne * with a cente:
of nasturtiaras. The candlts h: '
sha les of ye'low silk. The plac- csrds
were of yellow leather, and were in
scribed with original mottoes wHc'
leave rise . : much merriuiei Z e in
vited L'vieats were Mr. and Mrs. button
Cottrell, Mesdames Hart, Shorthill b- '
Harrison and Messrs Bro^n and Taylc
WURZBACejINNER
Satuni'v evening, Mr. and Mis.
frank B. Wurzbacher were host and
hostess at a little dinner complimentary
to Mr. and Mrs. W. B. King.
Covers were laid for nine and the
guests sat down to a prettily decora' i!
table. The dinner was quite unique. ,
1 ng entirely of Alaskan p*cducc
nearly all of which were taken from
the Wurzbicher tardea. After diuner :
the quests attended the King reception
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
King, Mr, and Mrs. V. I, liahn, Mr.
and Mr.) R. A. 'Carroll, Mr. and Mrs
Krank B. Wurzbaiber and Mrs. B.
Wurzbaoher.
BRUT EUCHRE PARTY
Mrs. K. A. Murpliy was guest of
honor at a very jolly euchre given by
Mrs. Win. Hritt, Wednesday afternoon.
VI rs. Drill's pretty home w?s rendered
more at tractive by an artistic artdi. ce
ment of ferns, petted plants uuil cut
flowers. At 4 o'clock the hooters,
assisted by Li ias Ashley, served de'icl
ous refreshments.
Mrs. V. I. Hahn won tho head prize,
a beautiful compotier of itohunian
glass, and Miss ? 1 to y ?-?s awarded the
consolation? a dainty bon boo dish of
Boheuiiau glpss.
Th invited guests were Met'Utues
Murphy, ">ley, Guthrie, Hahn, Orch
ard, Ke >f, and the Misses Ask and
Ashley.
LADIES AID SURPRISE
The members of the Ladies Aid of
the Methodist Ep'scopa chinch $ur
pr sed Mrs. M. ?1. Koyal with a party
day * "ternj.n. The occasion being
: e birth "ay of Mrs. ll\v.il. Most of
"retubers of the Aid were present
ies a few invited guests. A numbei
o." ? ntertaiuing contests vere indulged
ter which s dainty luncheon wfs
s, I. On behalf of the ladies of th,
A d soc:ety. Mrs. Newt, of the Summit,
presented Mrs. 1 loyal with a lnndsome
sugar shell and butter knife.
Quite an eveel in the soc:a' ,!feof
Skagwav, was the reception tendered
Mr. at.d Mrs. W. B.King, last Saturday
evening ,t Elk's hall, ard those who
attended report a most enjoyable time.
Mr. tind Mrs. King have fo- many years
been residents of Skagway, aud id, mi
fieil v ,th it' political i_nd s ;ial inter
est-., and t' elr d parture "rtmi this
ci y is much regretted by ' heir many
friends.
Mis King aud children will re
?? do in \ ancouver, but Skagwav will
n< lo.-e s ght of Mr King, as hi* busi
will bring him here often and he will al
ways be uncorded a hearty welcome.
'ug. 31? Newport's
b, the Bennett, in
i*?inble nightly?
have lost real
al, u.d O ci
ietor. C'an
? e Buckiio,
A Tilt
ii-reO
the
tables ami flitting about them arc liver
ied servants whose best ?s<et is believ
ed 10 bj their ability to ktep ijuiet
about what thev see and hear.
The presi lent ^f the club, M O. P.
H. Jeliuoiit, has h d her first dOTin.in
remove h's mustache. because he did
not look sufficiently Kaglish. Sine.: the
formation of the gambling club, Mrs.
Belmont has gone further than that
with the doorman. She li s rigged him
out in a dress coat, dark tr.iusers, fancy
stcoat, with ye! low horizontal
- and has ordered him to appear
' every morning freshly shaven,
said that the p ofits from the
( sal? of "soft stnffs" in the c ub will go
a long way towards paying its expen
se.
To show her interest in the club Mrs.
Belmont gave a dinner there Tuesday
evening.
Conservative Newport is up in ar in s
a;;:,!n-l the gambling cra?e and it is
? es d that it may lead to a soc:a! war.
If the war begics, Mis, Belmont, Mrs.
Sluyvesnut Fish, Mrs Harry Lehr,
Mrs. Charles Kellogg and Ollie Bel
uon',*who can be seen almost daily
?iiout the gr>'uuds of the Bennit club,
vill be found ou the side of tho>e who
'.II s.v to the bridgp ?'(hjictors, "Mind
ur own busicess."
The Beuoett club devotees and those
10 have become interested in Dick
?field's establishment are determined
?t bridge whist shall be played at
<vpirt this season as it never was
ijed before, even if Newport society
divided as a result.
RECERTIFIED SOLDIER'S
This Scrip takes immediate title
to either survey 3d or unsurveyed
land in Alaska, and is approved
by the Government. Price $30 00
per acre in 40. 80 and 120 acre
pieces, or $50 00 per acre in pieces
of from 1 to 20 acres
R. H. PEALE & CO..
OAKLAND. CAL. SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH
I0O3 BRUSH ST. MERCANTILE ANNEX
KNEW IT WASN'T :
THE HOUSE CAT
AROUSED WOMAN HAS INVADER OF HER
HOME ARRESTED ON A CHARGE I
OF HOUSE BREAKING
Chester, Pa , Aug. 31? Charged with
entering the residence of Mrs. Catha
rine McKinley byu eing a skeleton key,
VVillia.n Corson. a negro, was nrraing
ed to-d?y before Magistrate Elliott.
Mrs. McKinley testified that she wis
awakened by strange noises
Believing that one of the hoarders hfd
come in late, she asked who wa- there
lu a disguised tone Corson repliid that
the noiso was made bv the cat. He
coming suspicious, Mrs. McKinley l>f
gan an investigation, which ended in
Corson being at resud.
DHOW KELPS
BOYHOOii CHUM
LEGAL LIGHT GOES E1ST TO DEFEND
FRIEND OF HIS YOUTH CHARGED
WITH MURDER
Al! the delicacies of the aettton si the
'ac k T rain Ivbstaruanl.
HV>oonoooOO- ^-vv^OOOOOOOt
| R0YAL
? Steam Laundry
I All Work Guaracteed. Shoi
Oruors Promptly
Done
Me sender will call and deliver
Phone 79
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WE PLEASE OTHERS
WE CAN PliERSE YOU
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CtLirORNK SAFE DEPOSIT AND
van Psancisco. CaliCornll
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\Varren, ? Aug. 31? The liei if;
b->vh< I iriecdsbip have bt.und Clare ce 1
Dai row, defender of William M >y- 1
? in the trial in Evse. Idaho. of e
VVcsttm Fulerati.u f Miners' s-cre
tary f r the murder ,.f for -er Governor
Steunenb?rg, to the d.-f# se of All -rt
Kiusoiao, aiciw 1 of slavi g George
Birre'l, a Kicsiuan hanker
Al'-ert Kinsman is in jdSfchore. no
1> mil Iming been giv^n for his relopse
peod:os tria for the murder Birrell.
Kinvnen apd Harrow wtre chums in
the ilavs of >rr >w's youth in Kiosmn >.
The S. :ia'ist crat and law; it came I
here from I'cirvro todav, t.? -rrange
for the defense of his tiybxri chum \
when the trial is oailed this f ,11.
HOW'S THiS?
WeolTerOue Hundred dollars Reward
for anv case of catairh that cai not he
cured by Hall's Catairh cure.
I . J. CHKNNY ,v Co.. Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known
p, .1 . Chenny for the last I 5 years, and
telieve him perfectly hunoiable in
<11 business transactions and financially
nble tt> carry cut any obligations made
by his firm.
! WALDING, K INN AN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists' Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal
I v. acting directly upon the blood
| and mucous surfaces of the system. I
i festiuionials sent free. Price 7."> cents I
j per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti- f
I patios.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that 1 *a~
appointed administrator of the estate
of Penu Alex, deceased, on the 17th
day of August. 1907, by the Commis
sioner for Alaska, sitting in probate
at Haines prtsinct In the first division
All persons having claim> against said
csta'eace hereby notified to present
the same to me within six months
from this 22d day of August, I!H>7^ at
at the Commi-sary of the Tenth R-g
iment of U. S. Infantry, at Fort Will
iam H. Seward, Alaska.
J. B. Gowks,
Administrator, j
Listen To It
llecitals on the Duplex day and night
at the Seattle Its the sweetest music
the city.
Found? Link cuff buttons. Owner
can have same by calling aDd paying
for this ad at the Alaikan office.
TEA
Blue Ribbon
CEYLON If*
That's the Brand
A Delicious. Exquisite
Aroma ? A Flavor I'nex
celled A Tea that coujcs
dircct from a Private
Plantation where It is
grown under the most
favorable conditions
A Grocers hindle it ami
u
Are making a Beautiful
Window Display this
Week
Pullcn fiouse
Foot of Sixth Bvtnut
Most elegantly furnished house
in Alaska
Every modern convenience
Electric lights? Hot and cold
water? Telephones
Porcelain baths on every floor
Board and room by the dry week
or month
Table supplied with cream and
butter from our own Jersey
Pairv
rnrs. fi. $. Pullcn
Proprietress
GoingOutside?
If you ar*\ take your durt, and draft# to
Dexter Horton & Co., Bankers,
S EATTL f:
and open a Saving* Account, Von can
oj^n an account by mail if you wiidi to.
Our total resource* exceed
S12.000. 000.00
?
%
THE MONOGRAM
K< c? i^t >1 * I??i c "? t' if'fn?ci of Imported Wio??
Mi'i Uijuom Pir*ct from f$oc.<l*?l W?r-hoM?#
n.)tip? 1V<1 lit Skac??r ' mtnnit
BLOOM <4 KORACH, P?opwicto"?
BROADWAY, BET* hKN .'Ah acri -ith AVKJffW
TKLEPHONR ."M
rm nri.ivMT
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MOORES WHARF CO.
Termlnui W P. A Y. PonK
All Soutt* ?'ound Steamer* Arrlre and Depart FromThle Or?h
REOCLATIOJCS ISO:.
Ws o\ i 'o- delivery of rr.<?r<-handi?e from ? a. m to 5 a. m.
PcrifLab' OI.LY ?> i?rred on Sunday or at n'trhv.
A ! (?1 i * >rT'' ImIbmI Krathbonw) man He tcroapMled bf a
??'!?. f'sMo Ti T paper* caa N> o->t?ioeii ai ibe D P cmom
o"'i a) arti twi?i be delivered befor* ?? p nr So fretrht will be r?
if.v" oo vb?rf a'ter thi* botr
BAGGAGE To'ls will be nollecveo on ('mccar.T) Rnwtoit Owlt. No
charge fo- bay? and prip* when unchecked.
The wba-.' (jve will be clo?ed to ih public "hen ?r 1# nearlOf
>lr;k arii will bo opened only when r^weri^r* have barked.
Wharfage Tariff can be hail co application at office on dock.
P. O. Box 175. C. K W YNN-JOHNSON. Genl Mgr
CENTRALLY I /"W~ A T KD
TfitfGxii ? ? ' ? WrTiTtSritSYirSiSjSrtWKSlWaffla
HV.*T ArmVMODATIOWi ?
New Home Restaurant
Chn? Petertoa. Muwr
Rest 25 Cent Meals in the City
FIFTH A VENOK NF.AR BROADWAY
Good Clean Beds From 25 Cents Up
EATHS IN CONNECTION
Che tight Chat's Right!
Our
Reading Camps
And >
electric Signs
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EDWiN BROWNE. Manager.