LOCAL BRIEFS
SHAG* AY WEATHER REPORT
Keeu<fc> of Um ?6Mr<tUv>k Uk?x
at Moore'a Wharf mi midAlffci
)am t-^rts i* U Pollo* ?:
iVaip. i. at* .. il ?tK??
Mu l>rn-?tng M fen .. c *? Abo*e
Mia. " &J?btre
M<"*a * U4l?r?
Cioadj and otfSLrAnvi .*i#r
BAKERY GOODS.
Hivad? all klad* ? f*Ji from the
?'?. eAkea and pia*. cookies and
toairAfiotA it (Act a dm chMB lis* o
httwy poo* *dl b? found a; the
VJenn* huwt, Broad *aj, ;-otwe?e
FIT* a od JMrth A>wm*. XX
(<? to the "White hm CAfe"
for the I ??t ro<*ala 1b Whitehorsf
Now nnder the management of Mrs.
Orloff KIuk tt
NOTICE TO THE RU8LIC*
From Uiie date oo all o*4ls intend
ed for H?*nrr Frtede&UMU. the todo
I*>ea? a; E*;ir<wRmaa should be mace
Wo eevee^u ( TS? and yo?r (tCl wtJ
reoetve iaaniediate Attention. He a*
dinxxtiawd hi* office at the Hv'agb
i a t^ar Swra.
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
PebMefWd and Gihaom Rt<v. Bad
wea*T. BI?e Rlhboa a?d Paie RaJn
ier Peer at the Board of Trade.
HOW S THIST
oflw On* Hundred Dollar* Re
ward for ?;vy case of catarrh that cat
not bo fW(>4 by HaU's Catarrh Curs.
F. J. CtiKXKY * CO., Toledo, 0.
^ ?, the undersigned bar* knows
F J. Cheney (tor lb* pa*: 15 jr?n,
ToMo, O.
and boilers hlin perfectly honorable
m all business transactions, and tin
an ei ally able to carry out any oMlga
Uona made by hi* firm. WakUng, Kin
oan A Marvin, Wholesale druggists o
Hall * Catarrh cure 1* taken Intern
ally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of tbe systsm
TeaUmonial* s*tt free. Price 75c.
per bottle. Sold by all druggist*.
Take Hall's ram'ly PUls f<?r consti
pation.
Hooded whislrtes ? Qtbaoa, Moon |
Vernon and Boiroont. The best of
Beer? Blue Ribbon, Bndwetew and
Pale Rainier, at the Mascot, Tele
phone <M. tf
GR aM0 REDUCTION SALE
The Pack Tram U now selling s j
big lot of i*ood Good# at deduced
prices a* they are getting too old to
hold and sell at a profit. Tours.
xt. Herman 'Irlmm
Palk-low Ice Cretin and K?
cream soda, with strictly P'ire fruit j
juices and crushed fruits at tbe ?
Vienna Cafe. Broadway, between
Fifth ard Sixth Ave*. tf
MOO R?S* WHARF CO.
Tormina* W. p. ? T. Route.
All S <u thhouud Summers Arrive and Depart FroniThw 1 Knk
REGULAT!?NS
Var*bMiMt open for de -It-err of mef<'h*rd:se froaj S a m. to 5 p. m.
rv t ?- hifcirst OXLT deHTered on Sanda.*- or *.t night
Ml freisht shipmeats destined southbound insist be accompanied by a
SHIFTER'S MAN1FKST (paper* can be obtained at the V. S. cus
tom* office I and must V delivered before 5 p." In. No freight will be
received on the wharf after this hour.
HAOGAE? TWk trill be collects on CHECKED RAGC.AGE ON1.T
No cbarre for ban and pripa when unchecked.
The wharf will be closed to the public when steamer Is neariiijt
dock and will be opened when paa.^encers have disembarked.
Wharfage Tariff car b? had on application at office on do t
? O. So* 17*. E. J. SHAW. General Manaoe*-.
You make a nwtakf i
vcm do aoi ?of> ??
Faroou* for its Home Lookmg.
Milk. Cream. C ottage Cheese and
Buttermilk from our own da*y.
Fresh^Eggv etc. 3 ^
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R.vw Snc<r o* m Snte
Por.-eiain Rath? on each Booc
Electric Lights
RATES $2.50 PER DAY AND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
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j. The Onhr Ftr? 0*? Hotrl Opened Under New M? n *ge
in Carcrw# ment
J- Htdoearter* tor VtCn Lta*.
: HOTEL SCOTT
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Soott * Schwaniekamp
* Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
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.j. #P?C!*V RATff AND ACCOVWOO ATIONS FOR MUSMERS.
* WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST
+ GOOD STABLES FIRST Q ASS BAR STOCK
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CARCROSS
YUKON TER.
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i .*? t ( : t-H-'h-yH W't1. fr.fr
+ NEW - COMFORTABLE
ELEGANT
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The Caribou Hotel
L W. GIDEON. PrwnMw
Carcrossf Yukon Territory
?w??e<f?a?etv Opf**** t*?e White Pbm Depot
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j, Wei Equipped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar T"
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? Headquarter* for *SchuU*? Alb Royal Mail* Stage Line +
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?1 n 11 1HH H 1 1 11 ll ' l 1 M-H-H-l- 1 III II1IIJ
Ont> Ojj MMW OLTNIN^- that i, p /TTSf /} on
Laxative Broroo Qmme ( * M JL
Society
Mr*. George Rlack of Dawaon t#
In town vl*lti?g with Mm. 0. L
DtekMon.
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Mrs. Rerger and children of Atlln i
i passed through Skagway recently on
| sheir ?ajr to Seattle
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Mr. and Mra. Kdgar H. People*,!
of Fairbanks dined on Wednesday'
with Mr and Mm. H. J. Lynch.
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Mr. and Mr*. Kmory Valentine :
1 m?l little danithter of Juneau are In !
I town visiting friend* and relative*. |
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Mr. and Mr*. O. V. Zinkan were
dinner guests of Mr. William March-1
ant at the Fallen House on Wed
nesday.
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Chester C. Pullen lafi on the City
of Seattle for Seattle to resume hi*
?Mudies In the Washington State Pni
verwlty.
Mr* A. N. C. Treadgold and Mrs.
li. S. Keller dined with Mr* Rert.
Howdeshell and Mis* Aleta Robi
*on on Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Kdgar R. IVoples
of Fairbanks were dinner guest* of
Mr* H. S. Pullen at the Pullen
House on Monday.
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Mr. and Mr* W. F. McKenitie
left on this morning's train for
Whitehorae, on their way to Daw
son their future home
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Mrs. James Wlckersham, Mr*. A.
N* C. Treadgold and Mr*. L. S.
Keller were luncheon guests of Mr*.
H. S. Pullen on Tuesday.
Mrs. A. N. C-. Treadgold, Mr*. H.
I). Kirtnse and Miss Glady* Kirmse
spent a musical evening with Mrs.
O. L. Dtckeson on Saturday Jast.
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Mrs. James Wickersham of Fair
banks and Mr*. L. S. Keller were
dinner guest of Mr*. K. C. l^eFevre
r;nd Judge H. R. LeFevre on Mon
day.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cleveland of
Seattle, parents of Mrs. H. D.
Kirmse, arrived in Skaffway on the
State af California and are guest*
of the Kirmse family.
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Mr. and Mrs. O. I<. I>ickeson and
their house guests. Mrs. George
Rlack. of Dawson, Mr. W. R. Cloae
and Captain G. J. G. Cumhie of
l<ondon, left Friday morning for a
trip to Atltn.
Mr*. P. H. Ganty entertained at
cards on Saturday evening for Mr*
A. K Kindell. Mr*. Martin Conway,
Mrs H J. Lynch, Mr*. William E.
Britt. Mr*. IV M. McKay and the
Misses Reiner and Arnold. ,
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Mrs Mary K Hart, official lec
turer for the excursion steamer
S;?okane during the tourist season,
came up on the City of Seattle and
left yesterday morning for Dawson
On her return. Mr*. Hart will visit
with friends In Skagway.
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Mrs Swan, of San Jose, writes
friends in town that on August 30,
the stork visited their home, leav
ing a nine pound boy. The Swan
family were residents of Skagway
for several years.
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Captain Campbell, assisted by
Mrs. F. F. W. l^owle, entertained at
tea on board the Princes* Sophia,
Thursday afternoon from half pas
three o'clock until half past five
The tables and dining room were
profusely and effectively decked
with floral gifts from the ladles of
Skagway to the genial Captain.
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Saturday of last week a number
of Skagway people went to Haines
011 the Hegj; and after an enjoyable
time at Hotel Haines and the A B.
dance returned the following day on
the Jefferson. Those who went
were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Flckardt,
Mrs. O. Q. Miller, Mr*. Kvans.
Vem Miller and Could Flckardt
Messr*. A C. Blanchard, I*>h*rty.
and Foreman.
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On Monday, Mr. and Mr*. O. L.
Olckeson had as guests for dinner
Mrs James Wickcrsham of Fairbank
Mrs George Black of Dawson, Yu
kon, Mr*. A. N. C. Treadgold and
Mr William B. Close of 1-ondon,
K ng land. This social affair was
quite elaborate in honor of the dw
tiiigulshed guests; the rooms
handsomely decorated with early fa I
flowers, the table was adorned with
an exquisite center of pansies and
the place cards were dainty little fa
fOrs of the same blossoms. The la
die* were charmingly attired la Par
is and Ixmdon gowns of ?Hj*tslte
beautv. 1
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In the writeup of an entertainment
Kiveti in Government House. Dawsoi^
by the Girls' Auxiliary of the Churc
of Kitgland, we not? the following'
"The firm number of the evening
was the singing of "In the Garden,'
by William Ward, a gifted young <
SKftRw avan, who ha# been here for :
ihe nummer visiting hla father. Mr
Ward l> but a youth, but demonstrat
ed that lie baa one of the finett vol*
es ever beard id I?w?on, a voice;
that should be trained. He was!
heartily applauded. "
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On Saturday afternoon Mra. P. H.
Ganty wns hostess at a "BOO" party
given as a housewarmlng, this be
hig the flr?t eoclal affair In the
new Ganty home. The color scheme
of yellow and green was effectively |
carried out In floral decorations and '
score card*. The first prise, a pret- !
ty cup and saucer, was won by Mrs (
K. J. Sbaw; the second prlte Ml
to Mrs. V. J. Van de Wall and ?he j
was awarded a beautiful cut glw? '
vase; a very useful little strainer j
was given to Mrs. George Magee as .
a consolation prlie. The supper j
served by the hostess was most j
tempting. Those present were Mes
dames F'lckardt, O. H. Miller, Hlt
lery, Shaw, G. G. Miller, Blanchard.
Brltt, Conway, N. K Black, Hahn.
Van de Wall, Weber, Johnston, Mc
Kay, Klirmse, Taylor, Pullen, Lei
Fevre. Magee, McBrien, Lynch,
Whalen, lKlndell, Cleveland; the Mis
ses Reiner and Arnold.
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The "Home Rule Festival" In
charge of the ladies of Skagway
fr?ok place at A. B hall on Tues
day evening. This happy and Joyou
event wait to celebrate the home
coming of our beloved Delegate to
Congress, the Honorable James i
Wickcrsham, to promote a gene^l
feeling of "peace on earth good will
toward men" and to get ready for|
the new rule of housekeeping In Al
aska Nothing was left undone to
make this a great event In the his
tory of Skagway. The committees j
worked faithfully In every detail; j
hall decorations, music, delicious
viands and much more went to mall
an evening of unalloyed pleasure.
The Delegate was met at the dock
by the committee In charge, and es
corted to the Golden North Hotel,
and from there to the hall where he
was most enthusiastically received
After a musical and literary pro
gram, Mm. Kmma C. LeFevre, In a
short and witty speech. Introduced
Judge Wlckersham to the assem
bled audience. After a brief talk
on the "Home Rule Bill" by the
man who so ably worked for the
good of Alaska, the hall was clear
ed and the remainder of the even
ing was iipent in a social way.
Much credit is due Mr*. l^eFevre
for her untiring and persistent en
deavors to make this meeting a
success, and she succeeded far be
yond her expectations.
The mailt brilliant and novel entar
tainment of the season was a Jap-i
.??n?*e tea given at the Pullen Honse^
on Wednesday afternoon In honor
of Mr*. George Black, wife of the
Commissioner of the Yukon, Mr |
William B. Close of lx>ndon. Eng
land. and Captain G. J. O. Cumlne
of the Scottish Guards, London. The
hostess, Mrs. A. N. C. Treadgold,
of lx>ndon, England, was assisted In
receiving by Mrs. O. L Dlckeson.
wife of the president of the White
Pass A- Yukon railway and by Mrs.
L. S. Keller In pouring. The ent
rance to the hotel w*s gaily fes
tooned, wish Japanese lanterns and
a beaotlul Japanese screen shut in
the entrance to the east parlors,
where the guests assembled, from
(he main hall. In the parlor and
dining room were profusions of
flowers banked and massed in every
nook. while huge vases and Jar
dinieres of beautiful flowers
were arranged artistically a
bowt the rooms wh^re in were hung
oriental parasols, fans, lanterns and
many other decorations dear to the
Japanese. On the serving tables
were bowls of rice In which were
placed Josi) sticks which filled the
rooms with their peculiar fragrapce
The gue*t? were announced by a
Japanese butler In full high class,
oriental costume and a dainty Jap
ans maid in kimono and obi serv
ed Japanene delirac.lea and confec
tlons to the guests with native grace
and politeness The entire table
service *u Japanese. Each honor
guest was presented irith a prettv
Japanese doll and for thla token
of conrtoay, on the part of the host
ess, Mr W. B Close rrmde a befit
ting and witty speerh of thanks
Wabatar'a ? Portrait
DuM'VubMr onre sat f<?r Ms por
trait to G. I'. Ifrpftiy. and the* senator'*
remark when be surveyed tiie ctwaplel
ed picture ttatffce on* o? the artist e
favorite sttocdotes 1n afier yrmr*. "1
think." eahl Webster as be )<w*ed at
bis counterfeit pr?-<entm?it '"that la a
fwe 1 bave offm ?hsrvpd."
Hewty found Andrew Jfcetwwwa di<
aureesWe nmt unwirtng "sufrject"
and be oomtxniKietwl hAm*>>fr by paint
1nr Old Hickory -with jiInc lute (MeBty
to nature, WMjgtn^Tyr a > hi?rl?- de#??t
Tbe portrsll jrhew jas ?n <d Svt'T
, savage ami patlM fat*. ,
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bsoixttt.y.wat^
IninrtU T*oii / fo Oprrntf
on antral; _ _
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FTAMP MIl.t-H ?T?.m"*!v"pV,,rT^
rrt ?r?r ?*?n: pr^f^r ftfjn
.-tfcw ?'?n>P trill <w> W^'1
|?fnrm??Vm oM?lMb>? hf
tnr ?r mill"* on
Sttffc Cowtnctiwi I DryiUck Cm**l
D*t.. U V. ?. A
RAW FURS
? : WE PAY :?
HIGH ? PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WUITK FOB PRICE LIST
Percey's Fur House
O*hlro?h, ? Wi?<on?in
nm:m^ttirmnmT?i:iiinni?i?:tggi
C. E. Bogardus
Assayer
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Gold ft Silver II 00
Gold, SUver ft Copper .. 1 W ,
Cyanide and Milling TenU
90 Colombia St. Seattle
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There is Strength
and Vigor
in Every Drop
Htm
COMPANY
J. IKUTA
MAKrrAcrtiifVs
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curios, Ivory Carving*
Indian Baskets
CHINA AND CUT CLASS
Official V'rtfti Intpftirr f, r ikr
W. P. k Y. Roufr f
M??l Order* riven prompt .nc ]
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1HIP YOUR \
KAW FURS
TO THE S
*imi?tAPotrt. ?inn.
W lor f>wnl?r -
Ai ilea Furs a Specialty
Very Top Prwrt Paid.
Make - Trial - Shipment
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium [5H*1 Alaska
'-ar^e, ' '*??? lodivfaloai Ilaili*
Abundance of ?7ater. Ite^t of
Hotel Accommodation* 1-ur
cished ( abins fo?- Rent ....
Kxcellent fTmitinjr ami Fi*hinp.
Motor Hutting and Sailing
Steamer Georgia from Jnneau
makes ??> mi -monthly ?i?ita- In
formal kio and rate* upon request
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
Health Resort
of
ALASKA
Relieves CATARRH of
the
BLADDER
and all
Discbarps it
4HOURS
Tvh I?M? w V* r?
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crwni'rfiti. y y
VM N *n <Nf?n
Location notices, ptacer and quart*
tor sale ky the Dally Alaakan tX
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Alaska
OLDEST DANK IN ALASKA
Re?|tt?ctftilly Solicit* Tht* Account*
of Skagway Firm* And InriMriualt*.
I
i The Skagway Pioneer Dairy t
N. P. ftCKMAN, Prtn>.
''The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
H. nod l*it conducted dairy in A laaka -- ? '
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Daily Shipment* of Pure Milk and Cre?m
Tn >11 point. <w WhIWt Pm? * Yukon Ron*.
The WhitePass AYukon Route
TIMK TABLB NO. ?.
(Dally Except Sunday.)
No. 1 N. Honml ?fo. 2 H. Bound
1st Him lit diiM
ft:AO m. m. Lenvos HKACit'AY AnifN 4:3f? p. m.
12:0.% p. tm. " WHITE PA8H T^rtx U.-tM "
12:45 M " MKJ CABIV M 2:20 "
1:40 " " BENNETT - 1:4ft "
*:20 " M CABIBOU " 11:40 ?. m.
n-.no " Arrive WHITKHOHHE Leave* QUO ?*
PawenRers man be at depots In time to have Rajrirare Inape- ted
I and checked Inspection Is stopped 30 mlnnte* before leaving time of
') train*.
160 pounds of baggage will be cheeked free with each fall fare
ji Ucket and 7S pound* with each half far* tlckat. ^