TIE WHITE PISS S
-T0II1I BITE=
The /^Fs?p\ Speed,
Route of Service ,
Comfort , Safety.
through TickcU to and from Dawson, Fairbanks, and all
interior Alaska and Yukon River Points.
Magnificent New Steamers
*te?uiers ovvr oersted ou the Yuko River, aa eutlrely now
,'Un i?i\ ii.g bnu adopted lu tUuir construction They irt"
evaJwed with up-to-4ute Obserstlou uud Smokiug Rooms
ud alt the court uieuces required fo the comfort of luisseuger*
Our Whltehorse - llawsou sonic? *111 be regularly maiutatii
ui.il Selkirk"
Parlor Observation Cars
*U)rfc ..l/oid travelers au opportunltr to vUw the scenery ov
t the fa:tu>ua White Fu?s to the best advantage. These
Lat, ttrl; checked sad bouded through to destiu
stiou thereby avolOltig sit possible trouble tud delay.
Well UgKlrd. Largr Sample
Yw nukr ? uu>ulr if
Famous lot its Home Cooking.
Milk. Cream. Cottage Chee?e and
Buttermilk from our own
RATES -$2.50 PER DAY AND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
Il* Only Fu?t Claw Motel Opened Under New Manage
in Caxcroa*
Lias.
HOTEL SCOTT
Headquarters tor Mining Men and
Travelers
?PCCIAL RATE? AND ACCOMMOD ATIONS FOR MU3HER8.
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST
GOOO STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK
CARCROSS ?? 4/ YUKON TER.
COMFORTABLE ELEGANT
The Caribou Hotel
Carer ossf Yukon Territory
Opftoatfa (U Whit* Put Depot ?
Well Equipped F urnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar
Headquarter* for *Schulz'? A din Royal Mail* Stage Line
> n i i h n n i n 1 1 1 ii* i m n i i m i nn n i
SKAGWAY SOCIETY
Mrs. H. Lord left ou Thursday tor
Atlttt.
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Mis* Louise Uradeu ol Boiuu, l?la
bo, aud Miss Harriot Hatou of Bo it
tie wont south ou tho JoffoiKo.i.
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Mm. Clareuco OU-n uud little
daughter, lleatrlco, arc from a
vUlt tu Tacorna.
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Mis. Dlnkelsplel of Sau Kram'ts
co, a Pulleu House guojt, left on
ibe Alameda for Sau Krauclsco.
Mm. Willard R. Hlllery uud son
rcturued ou the 1'rlucoss May front
a vlalt with Mr. Illllory's relatives
lu Los Angeles, Cal.
A little daughter v:as born to
Mr. and Mrs. James IS. Harrager of
Juneau, in l'ortlaud on Juno 18th.
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A supper ou the lawn at tho
l'ullon House was served the 30tn
lufautry Orchestra on Sunday ev
Mrs. I.. H. Johnston uud lLtlt
(laughter lluleiie returned ou the
Jobuston's pareuts at Qolden, 11. C.
Mr. Leonard M. Davis the uotod
artist, accorapauled by his bride,
were among Skagway's distinguish
ed guests ou Sunday.
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Mrs. Hert Carmen of Vaucojve.
cnrno north ou the Prluces? May fo
an outliiK. Mrs. Caruieu u'iu ini\
lu Skits way by Mr. Carmen and to
gether they will returu home.
Mr. anil Mrs. Frank N. Foero
rami' from Haines on the Georgia
and will live for the present with
Mm. Feero's mother, Mrs. N. J.
Black. Mr. Feero will have charge
, of the new drug store.
The Infant aon of Mr. and Mrs. N.
P. Hansen was chrlstenod John Wil
liam, ou Wednesday afternoou, by
the Reverend George Reunlsou. Miss
Kosu M. Haker acted as godmother
?uid Mr. Andrew Uaker, godfather.
While In Skagway, Mr. and Mrs
Scott C. Done of Seattle, Mr. Se
Mann of San Francisco and Colon -i
I 11 Hamilton of San Francisco
were gucaits of President and Mrs. 0
L. Utckeson.
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Mrs. I'eter McAllster nnd Petir
McAllster Jr., mother and brother
of Mr. l.orne A. McAllster of the
Summit arrived ou tho Prlucess May
aud will be the guests for some
weeks of Mr. and Mrs. McAllster
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their daughter Ermine and Vivian
Talbot are tho first of the season
to climb to upper lake Dewey. They
made the cilmb on Sunday aud 'Jaw
a largo black bear come to tho lake
for a drink.
Mr. W. D. Greenough aud Mr. F.
I P. Uurrall of the Atlas Mining co
pany were in town this woek. Mr
Greenough returned homo on Sat
1 urday, but M*. burrall remained un
til Monday to attend the Soattk
. Chamber of Commerce entertain
Mra. Alice Hurrlman of New York
a noted writer uud uewspuper wom
an was with the Seuttle Cbambor of
Commerce party. Mrs. Harrimun eu
jo>b the distinction o( being the
only wouiuu publisher of books In
tho world. Hor offlco la lu New
York City. Mrs. Uurriwau was tor
a uumbor of years a resident of
On Thursday noxt at the City
Hull the Skaiiwuy Improvement bo
cloty will hold a meeting at 3 o ?
clock p. m. to transact uny busi;-.< .
that may loyally come before Us
members. The committee on Con
stltutlon und iry-I.aws will report
so u full attendance Is requeJted.
Mrs W. S. Sparks,
Pros
M. 1). Keller,
Secy
! Lust Saturday evening .Miss Alice
Greonbuuiu of Suit Francisco was
married to Mr. Jacob 1. HcrshN>rt;
of Dawson, Y. T., Judge Martin
Couwuy officiating. Mrs. Carrie
Dlnkclsplcl of Snn Francisco, a Mis
tor of the brldo, Mrs. Harriet 8
i'ullen, .Mrs. 11. Lord of Se.ittio and
New York, Mr. uud Mrs. McDauicls
of Denver, and Mr. Rodger D. i'iu
1 1 co of Seattle were guests and wit
uesses of tills very Interesting cere
mony. Tho bride wag attired l.i a
handsome blue cloth costume coii:
blued with blue brocude and carried
a bouquet of orchids. The ceremon
win performed In the cast parlor ol
the l'ullcn House and the floral
decorations were wild flowers, ferns
uud potted plants. The buy window
wok bunked and massed with flow
era. The brldul couple stood with
In thin bower of liourera beneath u
huge bell tied with white ribbons
After the cervicony, felicitations un.i
congratulations, the wedding partv
partook of u generous and tempting
wedding supper. The brldo came
north on tho Alameda under tin
patronage of her sister Mrs. Carrlr
Dlnkelsplel aud was met In Skagway
by the groom who Is a prosperous
merchant of Dawson. Mr. und Mm.
Hershberg left on the train Monday
for Dawson where they will muke
their home.
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The most notable event In the
history of Skagwuy for many years
was the visit ou Sunday by the Se
attle Chamber of Commerce and
many other people of promlnsnco
from vurlous parts of the world.
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Dlckosoii wlih
their usuul generous hospitality,
opened their beaulfutl home to the
visitors aud tho people of Skagway.
From four until six o'clock fully lu
hundred were entertained. The
host aud hostess wero assisted iu
receiving by Mrs. Scott C. Bone, of
Seattlo, Mrs. W. Gurdner Cubic, und
Mrs. L. S. Keller. From the draw
lug room tho guests wero tukon to
the dining room where Mrs. V. 1.
llahn poured teu mid Mrs. 0. H.
Miller presided over the coffee. Th
dining table was handsomely cen
tered by n largo basket of wild
tlowcra and was loaded with muny
? delicacies. Bcuutlful potted pluuts,
ferns and cut flowers wore tast>
? fully distributed about the rooms
? and reception hall. The well kept
Expense
Stops
When
Your
Cooking
Stops
That ia one of tho big advantage* of tKa
2Vewl?ler/ect:on.
? rmrrn n n n'm a w -.v\ i *mm
Oil Cook-stove
When you are through cooking you'aimply turn out the flame. There
ia no waate of fuel And yet you can have full heat again when it'a
wanted, by merely striking a match.
The NEW PERFECTION COOK STOVE ia much neater and
K.r kit KtuJll W? Rrcommc.J
PEARL or EOCENE
OIL
cleaner than an ordinary range,
no dirty fuel; no a?Ke?. Atk
your dealer for the New Perfec*
tion Stove. It bake#. broils, roasts
or toasts.
danco of flower* woro much admired
by tho wondering gucsU many of
whom expoctcd to sco Ice and snow
Tbo closing event of tho day win u
royal banquet given at tho Pullen
Mouse by Prosldont O. L. Dlckojon
ana Mrs. Dlckoson and wus a brtl
llunt uffatr. To the Inspiring strain
of the 30th Infantry orchestra which
through tho courtesy of Colonot Mc
Cluro, came from the I'ost for the
occasion, the guests assembled lit
tho rooms where the feast was
spread.
The tables were beautiful wltn
exquisite decorations of ferns and
flowors, cut glass, silver and fluo
china, and with tho potted plants,
ferns and cut flowers, hnndsoiu-!
dinner gowns, sparkling Jewels und
beautiful faces of ladles, tho hund
some dress uniforms of tho officers
of the Post, tho Intelligent facea rt
tho many distinguished visitors, tee
scene was one of Joy and dollglit
The Post orchestra discoursed sweet
music throughout the ovonlng.
After the - visitor.! had done full
Justice to the well cooked delicious
viands, Mr. Dlckoson us toastinuster
ruode a speech of welcome and in
troduced the speakers of tho even
ing. Mr. Soth Maun, tho represent
ative of President Wilson, spoke
first and was followed by Colonel
McClure of the Post, Mr. Scott C
Hone, of the Scuttle Post Intelli
gence and Col. B. H. Hamilton of
the Hearst publications. The happy
uffair broke up neur the midnight
heir when everyone voted everyone
else a Jolly good fellow.
HIDDKN DAN(iElW.
Nature (lives Timely Warning* That
No Alaskan OllUrn Can Afford U>
ignore.
DANGc.K SlUNAI, NO. 1. rumut
from tho kidney socrotlous. They
will .taiu you when tlio kldenys are
.veal; V.rll kidneys excrete a clour
amber fiilld. Weak kldueya sen
oui a Ihlti, palu and foamy, or a
thick, ted, lll-smelllng urine, lull ol
sediment and Irregular o( passage
DANliL.it SHiNAL NO. 2. comes
from ihe back, Uack pains, dull
? nu heavy, or sharp and ucute, sug
gest weak Mdneya aud warn you of
the danger o' dropsy, gravel and
Urlght's Jlseafte. Iu that case Douns
Xldney Fills have been endorsed b>
thousands. Hero Is a statement of a
grateful user.
O. It. Splcer, 373 Exchange St ,
Astorli Oregon, says: "I can In all
earnest noxa recommend Doan'a Kid
nuy Pills. 1 uod thorn In my old hom
iu Lincoln, Mo. uud found that they
do all that la claimed for them. Fo
back and klduey trouble, the Is notli
lug hotter and 1 advise their use b>
ill afflicted In that way. They came
to my rcs>.uo In fine style".
For sale by all doalora. 1'rlco 50
cents. Fotor-Mllburn Co., IJuffalo.
\Vv York, sola agents for the Uni
ted States.
Remember tho name ? Ooan's ? and
'.tkt no other.
3Gc lor a houi9 cooke<l meal ?
quick, clean sorvlce. Where At
tht Now ilomo Restaurant, Fifth
Avenue, halt a tnlnute from Broad
way.
H.M. Hartwigsen
IIKAI.KH IK
CIGARS, TOBACCO AND
SMOKERS* ARCTICLES
NOW IS THE TIME
TO FISH
A carelully ?elected line of Rodi, Reel?,
Lints. Flyes. Hook* and bait.
EVERYTHING FOR
THE ANGLER
Large circulaling library, including the
latest copywiite books, Magazines,
Newspapers and other periodicals. Fine
line of Stationary.
SEATTLE'S
Loading Popular I'rlfod Hottil
Hotel
Georgian
Eun>|i>'tu I'ltil
AM Oumlile Hunn)
K00IIM. Kll'k'.llllll
Kurnliliwl
Sample Kooiu*.
.Commercial A Pam
lly Irado milUiUtl
It A TEH t *
8lii?l? Itoomt fl til
Kuonrnwltli batlill
Two (tenon* fc.io ui
C. H. ST KKOIID.
.Mmiacrr.
Tuko Kuut La ko car from Unloi
Depot to Fourth. FOURTH AVK
botwoou Union & t'lko.
LOCAL BRIEFS
8KAQWAY WEATHER REPORT
Results of the observation takun
it Mooro'a Wbarf at mldrUht.
last night, 'jj as followa:
Tump, time obaarfarn ... VI abovo
Max. preceding 'ii bra .. . 76 atovo
Mtn. " " " .. . t>6 abovo
li*an " " " . CiS ubovu
Barometer 29 '98. Cloud/ and calm.
V. it A. >1.
While Haw :,odt[.'
r . & A. No. 1 1 ?
meet* 2u ..ii.! 4 ? Ii
Frl. Ev'tja. Of ?"irn
Vlbltlug brother* urc
I'lill Abrahams, Seen
W. K. Hlllory. V SI.
Krau-nuil Order
Ka[{le??
SkugHay Aeiie
No. 25, Kraief
ual Order of
Uuglus inueta the flrat and thl>d
Wednesday r'ght ot each iroulh at
their hall on Fifth avenue. VNlilug
brothera ordlally luvltod to attend.
John Graahcl, W. P.; J. M. Keller,
Secretary.
MSkagway Lodge
No. 431, II. P. O.
K. meets every
1st uud 3rd
Thursday nihgts
_^y at 8:30. Klks
*^1 club and reading
room open dally from 1 p. m. to
? midnight. Visiting brothers cor
dially welcomo. ? W. C. Ulauchard,
Kx. It. Geo. .Mag oo. Secretary.
v Arctic Brotlwrliood ?
\/ \ Camp Skagway No. i,
/ ^ A. B. meet* every Tnes
^ day evening al 8:00 p.
m. aliary. Visiting brothers cordial
ly welcomo. ? Fred Fouzo, Arctic
Chief. Geo Ilobbleo, Arctic Kec.
Olympia boor on draft at tho
Hoard of trade TUU famous brew
.8 kept coustantly frosh both ou
draft and lu bottles. This Is the
lload of Tado liar, whoro tho cele
biatod H.tnior Bcor Is also kept
la bottlos tf
PROFESSIONAL CAM'S.
Attorneys
II. B. LK FKVKE
Attornoy-AHjiw
CommUaioner For Yuknu .rrltory
to 'lake Affidavits
-ikagwaj - ? ? Alt.skn
Driultta.
l)lt. L S. KKIil.KIt
Dentist
Most Modem Methods
Open Kvenlngs
Office Hours: 0-12 a. m. 1-C p. in.
Alaskan Building - -Broadwuy
SKAGWAY - - ALASAK
M. F. PATTERSON DENTAL
Sl'FPLY COMPANY
IJontnl Supplies.
? Dealers In ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
329 Walker Ultlg. Seattlo, Wash.
Orders by mull or cable will receive
prompt ntteutlou Catalogue ou r?
lueet.
Frank Sutfncool
VV. H. Warivn
NEW OWNERS
Alaska
Transfer Co.
Coal - Wood
jHauIing
[Quick Service
Low Rates
" Get The A. T. Habit "
Office in Railway Bldg.
PHONE 10
Pack Train
! Restauran i
TONY STANICR Pro(*i?lor
For M Yuri We Haft Strvtd only
The Best in the Markets
uU loJty il !? lb?- '
Most Popular Enting
- House in the North
9
" New Location
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
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The Delraonico of Alaska