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BROADWAY, (N?r Fifth!
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SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium Is- ft) Alaska
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Abuml&nc of Water. R?-*t of
Hotel Accommodations. Fur
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Excellent Hontinc ami Kishinp.
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Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
Health Resort
ALASKA
DON'T FrJOC
Unless You're Go b C: n*t~
W. W. BOUGHTON
DKAIKR 1N;
Cigars Tobacco.
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery dnd Fish
ing Tacklc
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LARGf CIIfeT LATISQ MBR*RY
INCLUDING I ATKST <X>PT
RUiHTKD HOOKS
MAGAZINES. NKWSPAVKKS AND
OTHF.H rKRIODlCALS
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i Steam Liaandry
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OrviJr? Promptly
Done
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GAGE
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We carry only
Gage
Exclusive
Designs
Strictly Hand
Tailored Hats
?1* JL* mXm ?!? J*
Gage Wire Shapes
Gage Flowers
Foliage and Braids
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FLAXON,
The Queen of
Dress Fabrics
Plain , Cross Bars
and Stripes
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Gauzy
Silk Hose
$1.35, $1.75, and
$3.50 a pair
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French Chambrays
and Ginghams
35c quality, our price yd. 25c
?!? Jim J^m mjjm tjt ?J?
New Dresden Ribbons
New Antiseptic Veilings
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Easter Favors, Post Cards &
Novelties
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Phone 55
I Store Open Evenings
The Western Express Co. have
cpf*Ksl offices here, operatinc over
ti.r C. P. R- Hue and respectfully fo
Ik-its your pat-oTiapo. tf
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I < >ftioial Watch Inspector White Pass & Yukon Route ^
\ HelidbK Jeweler
| Beautiful Alaska Nugget Jewelry
* Special TV*ltns Made toOnler.
Carved Mastodon and Walrus Ivory
I Choice dainty pieces, such as Statuettes, Taper Weights, Cribl*ape
Hoards and Napkin Rinjrs.
: THE ONLY LINE OF :
h Trory Jewe'ry. Sr.i;:T. T> aoco. ^;airp. Match. Collar ami Cuff Boxes in
the city.
Beautiful'Alaska Scenic Hand Painted China
? Jeweler and
| J. li\UlU - Optician. . .
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$ Sl<agwav) Society f
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A GARDEN PARTY.
(By Minna Irvine.)
The flowers nl| had a party
Within a pardon o!d.
Where ivy wreathed *he wicket
And walks were green with mold
Tti? eTlket brought hla f Iddlo,
The frog i|l? big bassoon,
\nd all were bright and merry
Itcnoath a summer moon.
The dresses were qui to gorgeous
The Illy, in her pride.
Was robed In snowy satin.
As well became a bride.
1 he pre'ty larkspur sisters
Wore axure dimity.
The rose In crimson velvet
Was very fair to see.
The marigold, in flounces
Of yellow, silken-pay.
Was flirting In a corner
With robin runaway;
\nd the pansy left sweet wllliam.
So long her lover true.
Per a very ragged sailor
In a jannty Jacket blue.
Next morning what a litter
1'pon the graveled walks!
Green leaves and crumpled petals
And bits of broken stalks.
The wind, an .melon t beldame.
Came up the dewy lane.
And. grumbling and complaining.
She swept it clean again.
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Mr. G. H. Miller returned from a
tr'p to Whitehorse today.
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Mrs. G. B. Edwards of Whitehorse
i? in town on her way to the States.
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Jndge H. B. LeFVvre dined with
J. M. Keller at the Pullen house
Saturday.
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Mr. H. F. Taylor went to Haines
on the Peterson and returned on the
Humboldt.
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Mr. George Mowl was a guest of
?T. M. Keller at luncheon at the Pul
len house Wednesday.
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Mrs. G. B. Edwards was an out-of
town guest at the Elks' entertain
went Thursday night.
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Mr. James Wallace and Mr. P. B.
Wurrbacher dined with Mr. and Mrs
li P. Taylor on Sunday.
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The Ladles Aid Society of thi
M? thodist church met with Mr<s E
.1. Liddieoat on Wednesday
from a severe illness, which has con
f'ued her to her home for Re vera]
dp.ys.
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The Cooked Food Sale held at I.
A. Harrison's b.v the ladies of the
Methodist church was a very ureal
success.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nichols and
1 I tie son were luncheon quests of
Ml. J. J. Daly at the Pullen House
on Friday.
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The Fort Seward Social and I?ra
tratic Club will give an entertain
ment at Elks hall on Wednesday
evening, April 12.
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Mrs. 11. S. Pullen, Mrs. H. F. Tay
lor, Mrs. Ft<h1 Fickardt and Mrs. L.
3. Keller were quests of Mrs. F\ H.
t^anty on Saturday evening.
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Miss Ethel Black and her sister.
Miss Edna Black, are visiting in Ju
leau the guests of Miss Dorothy
Reck. The young ladies will return
to Skagwav on the Jefferson.
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Mrs. W. 0. Blanchard made high
store ? 190 ? at the regular evenings
U r practice at the bowling alleys.
On Thursday night at the Elks en
tertainment Mrs. P. H. Ganty soor
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Mrs. E. T. McBrien and her daugh
ter Miss Alma McBrien. returned
Lome on the State of California from
an extended trip to Coast cities. Mrs.
Rose Jenkins, Mrs. McBrien's moth
er. who accompanied them, will re
main In Portland the guest of her
di.ughter, Mrs. William Clark.
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Miss Pearl M. Hompes of Lincoln,
X- traska. and Mr. William Dunlevev
of Lolo. Montana, will be married on
May 30. at Miss Hompes" home in
Nincoln. Miss Hompes Is well
known in Skacway and has hosts of
Mt-nds who send many good wishes
for her happiness. Mr. Dunlevey was
| a professor in Harvard college, but
I is now manager and stockholder in
lnree fruit concern In !/>!?>. Mon
tana, where a home has been hnllt
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Mrs, C. I>. Grange was hostess lit
,i very pNwnt "5W" paiiy
V, ? !ny aft'-moon Card* wore
: fun t ilil< ftml the prl/"S
won by Mrs K. .1 Poherty and
Mr F. J Van dp Wall. The former
nit ft warded a beautiful ' (VMintry
flub" Japanese f<tn dish and the
1j.it an exquisite out Klaus vase. An
eKpant luncheon was served by the
V?t -s. assisted by Mrs. O. Herman
Mrs. Grange asked to her
party Mrs. G. H. Miller. Mr*. H. F.
Taylor. Mrs. E J. Shaw. Mrs. Karl
AeK Mrs. K. J. Doherty, Mrs. Martin
t'onway, Mrs. Wo. Whalcn, Mrs. Jer
ry Quintan, Mrs. W. O. Gable. Mrs.
W. R HHKry, Mrs. F. J. Van de
nail. Mrs. Geo. W. Woodruff, Mrs.
(..?or?;e Hlanchard, Mrs. F. H. Bold,
\:r>. N K IUa> k and Mrs. Fred iflck
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Mrs. Fred Fickardi save a very
pretty party for sma;l people at the
Pollen house last Saturday afternoon.
T1 occasion being her little son's
birthday. .Mrs. Hckardt was as
sisted by Mrs. H. S. Pullen. Karl
liahn and her son. Gould Flckardt.
i he little lads and lasses were en
t. rtained with games, stories and
r uslc and a prettily decorated table
??vs.s spread 'n the parlor of the
Fallen house. The table was dec
orated with pretty candles and two
dainty favors were given each guest,
ane beine a sonyenlr and the other
tor "April fool." The small folk
. ijoyed a delicious repast of tooth
s< me goodies dear to childish hearts.
I.ttle Gould's guests were, Esther
Mads< n. Elizabeth Madsen, Kather
ine Hahn, Vivian Phelps. Virginia
Selmer, Osborne Selmer, Jack Con
way. Fran evs Kennedy, Martha Mc
K?y. Prosper Ganty, Marian Ganty.
Vtrne Miller, Gertrude Liddicoat.
Karl Hahn and Mrs. H. S. Pullen.
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The installation of the new offi
cers in the Benevolent and Protec
tee Order of Elks Thursday even
ing was followed by dancing, cards
ard bowling. All Elks and -r
Tromen friends were invited and
tne affair was one of the most snc
c< . sful of the season. The entire
building was brilliantly lighted; there
4**Te strains of sweet music by the
orchestra, happy faces, charming la
dies in exquisite gowns ? everything
tn make the evening one of joy.
Frui punch was served throughout
the evening and above stairs In the
Msnrtsome banquet hall a most delect
alle feast was spread; all the daint
ies and delicacies of the season were
* rved with more substantial viands.
Kverythinu was done by the new of-g
l"cers to make this occasion one of
Miccess. With the new officers and
new committees the E'ks may look
forward to another year of continued
prosperity. Vale to out going offi
cers and committees and salve ?o
t.iv newly elected. The beautiful in
stallation services were performed by
W. W. Boughton, who has been ap
pointed District Deputy Installing
Relieves CATARRH of
Western Express Money Orders
3F YOU HAVE NOT YET
investigated enr perfeet
system of handling ac
counts and Investments
by mail, yon should do so at
once.
Many Alaskans have taken
advantage of this method. It
is safe, practical and profitable.
Your money with us can earn
from Four to Eight per cent.
Northern Bank and
Trust Company
JOHN O. PRICE, President.
Northern Bank and Trust Bldg.
SEATTLE.
t heapest and l>ost.
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QUICK DKUVEKT HHONg ??.
roa) and wood <t"llT*r*4
tpon ?ftort#**" notice <1 ?y *nd nifffet
H. FRfiJIDBffTHAL,
Comln' to Uw? If*' Ow Old OM>?on
"7?, in ? r?ry hftpw dlv?**4flm. Toclr
'?* tt ?t Ui? IVmrd of Tr*d?.
TJj? Homo M*??l* *t tlio
Ih.yal ('? fe, 'Vhltoborv, ?r?" prepared
*>ld qor*?l !>y whlto employ**** ex
<lnflvely. vtn>. J. G. Fl*h?r, pro
prletre**. tf
Puiictt Rouse
p?ot ?t ?l?*h nvmttt
M oat ?leirnntly (ornl?h?i5 hou#?
In A'Mfcft
Every modern eorreniflnc*
RlMtrle light# ? Hot *nd eold
w ?t er ? ' T?1 ephon *?
Porcelain on every floor
Roard * I room by the dry, w*?k
or month
Table ?nppH?d with cre?m and
butter from our own Jerwy
Dairy
mrs. 8. $. Pnllta
Proprietress
OR A NO KBOUOTION Of STOCK
Mil
Tka par* Train M now ?"flln* ?
Wg lot of Oood flood# at r*J?r*?l
?? th?r %rn gutting too nUt
to hoM aa<i ??11 *t a profit Tout*.
1 1. Herman Origin
AH. THOUGHTFUL HUSBAND**
I'rrtM* jpvxl dry wood. Call ftp
Atorfa Tranafur Company and or4T
jm- rord or mor?. It eomen In orwr
'ilithT from D#nr? OIarl?r.
W? V.h Um train. tf
To., <*n n*4 tho Otrtnpta ht?*w by
'ftr HTto* *t th? Oo*rt of Tnul*.
There's Vigor and
Strength
In every drop
COMPANY
Srattla, Wa?h.
Established 1897 Telephone 112
Phil. Abrahams
Real Estate and
Fire Insurance
Agent for Dubuque Fire & Marine Ins. Co., Dubuque Iowa
Washington Fire Ins. Co., Seattle, Wash.
NOTARY PUBLIC SKAGWAY, ALASKA
rntmmusnt
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, ? Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN (ALASKA
Respectfully Solicit* The Acconnt*
of Skagway Firm? And Individuals.
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I The Houseof Rich
O. J. Rich, Prooe???or.
WAH PAPER, BUILDING PAPER
PAINTS. OILS, GLASS AND
Bt ILDING MATERIAL
Mail Orders Promptly
Attended To Skanwav, Alaska
? The Skagway Pioneer Dairy |
H, r. SEIMAN, Prop.
The Sanitary Milk Ranch" |
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H Thfl larjro*; and hwf conducted Hairy in Alaska g|
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Daily Shipment* of Pure Milk and Cream
To *11 point* on Whl?? * Ynkon Roat?.
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The Only Firsft Class Hotel Opened Under New Manage- .4.
in Carcrosa ment .{.
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* SPECIAL RATES AND ACCOMMODATIONS FOR MUSHERS. *
* WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BE5T J
+ GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK +
* CARCROSS & ?> YUKON TER. *
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Scott ft Scbwantelramp X
Headquarters for Mining Men and X
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