Society
Mra w-iiurd Htierv 1* cocvafeacari
fro? an attitck o< tu&bago.
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Mr Q G. Miller vent *0001 on tk'<
J^ectcn for a vacation trip.
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Mrs. Karl Art: to at home to her
friends n Jur moras o**r tfi* Ask
store.
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Karl Hahu was a dinner guest on
FV>daj- of J. aba Hopper mi the Hop
>* lK>n:r m Kachth street
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Mrs. TayJx. of WhKefconse. is oc
a visft witfc hor daughter Mrs. Wtt
lard HOlery.
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Miss Gladys Kfcros, *v a guest
of Mrr Jane* Rook. darinjr Mr*.
Kirmse'a absence in Juneau.
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Pr ajK* Mrs. U. S Ketfor and Mr.
Jack Keller were passengers on the
last Jefferatxi sailing south.
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Mra H D. Klrnise and two KWe
sews re-turned this morning from Ja
noau on the IVlphin, where they wera
1 :stoj Mrs KtaiM't sister Mrs J.
F Maloney
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E*Wy oa? wiB be glad to hear
that nr Gaiie reports Mr Guptil] as
rapidly oocr.Oesciav: Tht> Doctor ex
poctji that Mr Gnptill will soon be
4u*e h'nvaoB ata-n
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Mr auc Mr* Henry pjstin. who ,
have been on a hunting trip in the
interior rotatrned on this evening's
train and bk?e engaged nvwcs at the
Fti!k>s Rciaat> for a few days" stay la
Skagway
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Mrs F A Callarman. *-bo was to
bane aailed on Monday's Jefferson baa'
changed her plans and ts going into
an apartment at the Golden North
Hotel for th?? wvnter
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Tbe l?d>es of Skagway have gaily
booir. th^ir u .ater bowikig escnspaign.
and are shou-.ng cvxvi form Mra j
Gazrty a? the <vi^r Jady. as yK, who
has rcaebed ihe UvP mark Mrs. Gan
t> s hur. wore this season being
Ct*3
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Ob Fn.iay ?.ftemooru Mrs. FVeo Web
er gave a deiightfttl little afternoon
tea
The goests presemt w*?re:
Mewdamre. Howard Xshley, Ask.
Karl Ask F A. CaDarxnan. F. W. F?ck
ardt. W R Hillery. G. H. V.Ber, Tar
tar. Miss Hiidsbaw and Master WO
lard Hillery
The afternoon paosed ceosally with
foe and talk and kukc, and the most
iroasC-Jpus .if the ladies plied the
neecle The only perti^mar. present
pave a fine exhibition of athletics,
and made hsnself impartially agree
able to the liidiee ?? he a41 appreciated
he attentions
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WKh mack enthusiasm and a great
crspay of oratorical eJoonence by its
n> mN--* Ox> jwang rvopie of Skag
way tax night completed the organ
isat wr. of a Warary society
The Yon.nj: People's Literary and
Social Chib ?tf Skagway. was adopted
a* the name of the organization and
] to fa itsslf a prwSMlon of many good
?,?es w corns during the long wtatsr
evenfcnga ahead of us.
Mr. VWw LeRoy Sparks ?? elect
preeideatv and Mis* Gladys Kinase
?-ac madr rice president of the so
. iWy vis# >ttk*red War J was chose?
to kMp the rs?rds and ajiy small
-ihaage which mfeht accrue to the
society.
The meeting teat night **6 held at
the home of Mns. Hbpper. After the
iww uveas meeting was adjourned , a
ieh<+oos luncheon was served. to
which the young people did greet
Justice
H STOCK
Oil DISPLAY
A sight of the display In H. D
Kinase's window would gladden the
heart of any Christmas shopper,
or settle the minds of those who are
undecided as to the gift, that will j
be in good taste, and still be with
in the financial bounds of reason.
Ttoe window contains a choice as- j
sortment of cut glass dishes of the
latest designs which are always ac- {
ceptable and appreciated. There la I
also on display the latest In the
novelty line, known as the Tiffany !
Lamp. Thto is a highly ornamenta:, j
and at the same time useful bit of
furniture, which is "a thing of beauty
and a Joy forever."
Tfceee are the latest styles and
were received on the City of Seattle
direct from the manufacturers In the
Bast
If you are wavering and want to
fcnow what SHE would like for a
present, Jsst take a look at Klrmas'a
window and satisfy yourself
GREAT CI EARANCE SALE
Sold mi. a Loss! Malt Rainier, 20
cents per bottle. Especially prepared
for sick people and invalids, and ex
cellent for nursing mothers. Only
two barrels Ml After that pries will
be 35 cents per bottle.
Pack Train Bar.
A??r-\R!Nr- C'-O
*<*? as ? n*r U T*r?ft*'flc
iwt
T>-J MWJWt ?*<">? !" r-->v *>' "
?><.-?* dR?? of atrvnuo i co -fit
l> y to aiajntnin. as long as
r ni?rs ysst&fsl ?*pp -a . f\
"? fc? i'njws'tfbto to t*ils w!!Hout r?
t*.Ti!r.){ a !aW iw srowth C.f '.a r.
?- pr-'stance o? T~?i" *v- ?
pt mt?i * < a hortvwir.c |Oia v ilrl
nn tho rooi o<" ?!?
:.mr .'^8 it c*trst?<: total fcrWaees
\>wv- ^ ?? the oti"' knnwt ,
v^T^'-or of t>: ^ p?st, atv! it I5 as r?Ta>>?
t \ .- ss :t Is to use
Vtrf " m-.lra* ntj fVcirrt hi!r ^ress
(r as- ?*'l a* rv?r<Jn>1T cure.
r> th?re to nv>e. !
- M l>r huflnr ??T-:ptrto??- S* -.1 Mr.
IT>? f?T ?^T?T>V to T>f Hi-rM'o Co.,
?_V.ro.;-. MTci
One dollar bottles guaranteed.
Wa. Brltt, Special Agent, Skagway.
The Table d'Hote atnner at the
Pollen House is better than ever.
Why don't you try it You are wel- j
come. J
?T,.T?T,.T.,,-, j.,. VVV T
NEW COMFORTABLE- ELEGANT *
+
+
+
+
+
?+!
The Caribou Hotel
E. GIDEON. Prapiwtor
+
Car cross, Yukon Territory +
+
f
ImwedtateH Oppceife At Wtiile Paw Depot
+
Well Equipped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar ?
-2
Headquarter* for *Schulz"s Adin Royal Mail* Stage Line 4*
4*
+++++++++**+++++++++*+++*
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TKe Only Fir& Class Hotel Opened Under New Manage- +
in Car cross ment +
?J. H?ad<niart** tor AtBa 9te?? Line. ^*Faw ?
\ HOTEL SCOTT :
ju Scott * Schwaaiekamp *i"
1 Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers 4
+ 4
+ SPECIAL RATES AND ACCOMMODATIONS POR MUSHERS.
+ WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEbT ^
COX) STABLES FIRST C3ASS RAR STOCK
X CARCROSS & & YUKON TER. 1
?? + ** + * + + + * + +++ + + + + + + + + + + + *
Three Meetings
Br F. A. MITCHEL
Copyright by American Prsas As??
ciitton. WU
Ttff*e Otoes iu? tier, three times I
gawd or>oe her. ?rcb time being drawn
nearer to tcr tMm ! %b#w her tor
row.
I was riding ? a raltfMd HUB tb my
borne In the wbarb* ?f ? pnt Cfty
v tiers ***lnjr up I mw a gtrf who Weed
ine pwrfnr nt me WKh a |Mlr of large
brow* *jm There wis In her Pace
sorrxthtag itke aadnen, (rot not sad
ness rather tbe appearance of one bora
under different conditions from other
mortals? a resignation. yet a content
ment In resignation. I have tried by
these words to describe It bUt am con
scious of having failed.
Though her eyes were Used upon me,
: there was no boldness In tbem. Itatber
1 she seemed unconscious or meeting uiy
! gaze. PerhajK, 1 thought, slip Is ihinV
Ing or something so absnrbtng that
though -she Is looking strnfshf it me
i she #oes not bee me, or It mnr lie
that she !s tonkin? at nomeriiinp tw?
yond me. I bare often retcmcd a
(Wiute from a peeawi who mewix it
for one behind me. So I continued to
gate at the girl and she at me till she
turned her face In another direction.
She was sitting by a iady douWe her
ape, underlie likeness between ttiPrn In- )
dicat*d that tbey were mother ami
daughter "f^enently the train *to|?ped
at a station. and the two left the car j
together. I had noticed by the affec
tionate glances the mother gave the
daughter that she Idolised ber. and ;
when they passed out It was hand to J
hand
J dtd rot forget tae race. ami a year !
later I saw It again. This time it j
was In a church. She was, as before,
accompanied by her mother I was
sitting ia a transept^ the gtH wa?rf T*c |
In g the p"1 Pit There was the same j
look, indewrlbable In Js. tbat bad 1
impressed roe twelve acfctls tf# fter ;
pue was fixed on the clergyman,
though occasionally abe woald drop It
as though looktag late her lap There
was in me a vague feeling? something
like a hope ? that when I bad aeen her
on the train sbs had been, at least a
part of the time, looking at me. Cfcgul
*ant of my presence; that ah? hud re i
memhpred wm? as I remembered her. I
watched to see If she woold wt ?oak j
In my direction. Jnst before the close !
of the aerrlces T xraa rewarded by see !
Ing her torn, and ber eyes rested upon j
me I looked foe so*nething -to Midi- !
cate that she was conscious of my
presence and that she had seen me
before. Bat there was only that I
strange look of resignation I had seen
before. After the benediction she and
ber mother left the chOrch in tbe same
manner as they bad left the tfflln
The third meeting. Having a law
o*se I a*s a-attlng 1n ttoe rourtrooci
for It to be fried. A rrtmiaat case was j
called? that of Evelyn Bryce Wtoo j
should came kito court to answer to
tbe charge of forgery bnt the girt I
bad seen twice before. She came hand j
and hard with ber mother
Naturally I was wtnpp*d tn tbe
trial Tbe prisoner's attwney ita* evi
dently trying to pttire a cetis'plraey on
tbe part of "certain pe?*?ns a*wtnst his
client When be u?de a potnt tn tter
favor or her rase appeared to toe going
against her I looked ta see what effect
It had upon her. 1 could see very i
little 1 *ra* not sure that I could
see say. I mxU-ed that the jory-ln
deed, all those la the cotfrtroom
looking at her; tb?t they wmKI ?
much tm pressed Wttb that look of
mingled fe*.gft?lou and ???! ?? 1
The defendant's mBlWl whttotted the
document that the gW **? accoeed of
forging and sbosrad that tbe name toad
been written on the Hae Intended for
it wltbaut the raising or depression
of a sij^le letter and without Incline
cither up or down.
"You See. gentHWfien of the Tory, he
said. "that whoever ?wrMe that name
must have written It tn a IWlgtot light
must bh*e wrfrtWi s?ttto a t*lr of pyw
that worked thoroughly In caocert. fw
there hre defect* of eyesight that
cause persons so affected to write
slanting tbe lines downward or up
ward"
"I presume," Interrupted the pros
oeuting ' aftsrtfcy, "that defendant's
' counsel proposes to ffrbre Tbnt tola
I client baa the <lefect he wotfcws I
would call your honor's attention to "tbe
fact that the prisoner has a very tean
tlfol pair of eyw. Indeed. 1 greatly j
j fe&r thar ah* U Itelng them opoo tbe ?
Jury wit* to sewttag tier ac j
qulttal."
The accused's coBtwel reccftoed la al
ienee for a few a&dWata tbls attempt
to prejudice the court ?jfl tbe Ittry I
against his client Tben he said:
"Tbe prosecuting attorney Is mlstak
do. jwor honor. I am not lntcadiag to
i prove that my client has tbla WtrfWal
defect. 1 would for ber sake that It
had pleased her Creator to give ber this
defect Instead of the oee "With Vhlcb
she Is afflicted GenBetten of tbe
Jury. ?F client Is unable to cast upon
you glances calculated to excite yout
sympathy any more than she weld
have seen ta write bet mum exactly 1
on tbe line In that document for she
I Is stone blind."
Tbe effect produced on tbe court by
this announcement rendered any fur
ther process of 18 w otroweasary. The
lory without Waving their ?*ts acquit
. ted the accused, and I now knew why
when sbe and her mother left tbe
courtroom tbey went band In hand.
This is hat tbe beginning W a story
in which I have been lost* aDd am still
'deeply interested
? aUtaMMBa
Are Drawing Near
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There is always a large
demand for Ctuidmas
and New Year Girds
and Novelties at this
time of the year.
The Alaskan will
make a specialty of
this work this year.
Our work is
the best
Our prices -are
OJIfr
Saily Alaafean
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VlRt 8 AlK I PIRE <BAC?t
WOOD TO^BUWN
Good Dry PUmlifl* tor Summer use.
SpetffcU psk* Oils month
12 >00 t>?R Rllt*.
8? t R' B TAT LtJTt^on
'SmORERII ATTENTION
W. W. Boufdkbut has taken the
igMC^tbr the Jfcstly ft
EL fNtl^ntO'CKAR
HAVANA CiOAR8.
5,<KX> Juat Tfctelred from toe fsts
torr *t Tamp*, Fla. If 7<? *%at the
beet <oa t fall to ?1t? tteae ?oo<J?
a trial.
GOOD CHANCE FOR MffUR?.
win Jet out OB t*T gooa gnmoa on
Spruce Creek all opened up an< r*?d
to wort Fine aj*>eTtOTJty tar a
number at m?i to **t eut * ^teh wlo
t?r dump. For parti???ara appJy at
AJnfeftn ?*???.
I II
Kill!!
Vur Alaskan P?opU> Know the la?
portance of Hsalthy Kidneys.
The kldn^yg fljteT tbe blood.
They work ni*ht and day.
Well kidney* remove Imparities.
Sick kidneys Allow Imparities to
multiply.
No kidney HI shooiM be neglected j
There is ltfrare dftT>*er 1ft defcy 1
If you have bacfcaeh? or urin?ry
trovMes,
If you are d!t*y. nervoos or worn
out,
Begin trsaUn* your ktdwiy# at}
once;
Vs* a proven kidney remedy.
None endorsed like Data's Kidney {
Pills
Recommended toy thousands
Proved by rratetnl testimony.
John C outer, I4S V. Seventeenth
St., Salem. Ore. ' iwan's Kidney
PiMs have been used in my family
with great benefit. I also know <rf
other people who hare iak#n <b1? ram
edy for kidney trouble with tb# best
possible rwMilte/'
ror sale by all artlets. Pries 60
cents. FosterMHbora Co., Buffalo
New York, sols ??ent* for the Tatt
ed States
Remember ths name ? DoanV? art
take "no other. ^
EEP
i sere's V'flor -rod i
strenoitt
if. even drop
win p|
C0M.?^NV
PPOFESS'ONAL CA*0&.
ROYAL A. OOf?NPW>M
Attorn ?y-AVLaw
P. Q. Boc ?? ^ AUafc*
h. ?. l? rtvnt
AtTOnfrEYAT-LAW
Co no ml Mi*) cf-r #\>r Ydlton Territory
to Take Affidavit*
\Im*a
DM. U. ? KELLER
OCNTI8T
* M?tho4?
Open Eventac*
Cfflcw Heart MJ a. m 14 p. ?.
vutun BalWVng, ? Ur?diray
^AGWAY, ALASKA.
Dental Soppily
M. P. PATTtASON A COMPANY
? D*ft)?n In?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
l? Walker BMg.. ?<*tt|?, WaaU
Cidtra by maii or -?*>.. **. _?*
t'xp pfnwpt a<t#nGott. (Ja1hfe*W?
Bn*in*- rn
H P. M MftKINBWR
(NOINLM
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? : lun?i)r?r
?MKT BWt Hataea *?*>>?
nr*?nf
C. W. PW ESNALL, M. 0.
Offle* and N??m
PnaSjtartan Mtaatan HaapN??.
Ptmai Iffalna Hoap<UJ
RA1NSS, AI,A8K\.
Mutte Taaehara
MISS M. O. HIN03HAW
T*mch*r at
PIANO PORTE
?p?lai Twtm for a Limits I
Miiabw of Recinncr*
EIOMTh AVI. ANP MAIN ST.
rt^alf Oy?t*w on half mi*II or Skag
way sprtnr rtlWwa at the Part Train
ReatatmnL tt
When in SKaf(way Stop at the
Pullen House
MR8. H. S. PULLEN, PROPRIETRESS
The Modern Hostelry of Alaska
40 ROOMS 40
Elegantly Furnished
Single or en Suite
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, B\THS, TELEPHONES
..The Best of Meals..
TABLE SUPPLIED WITH BEST THE MARKET APPOPDS.
Mirv and Crtam from our own Jaraajr Dairy.
mTF? COHRTRTRNT WITH THE BKST SKRVTC*
PREE BUS TO AWO PROW ALL BOATB AND TRAINS
m SRagway -j- Alaska
?It Pays to Get Printing That
PLEASES
?
" The Work from our Job Department
Pleases Particular People.
? Don't send out of town for yonr work. I>t a* quote
? you pric*^? show ywr ?*mplp* of stock, and dojoor work
? QUICKLY, fr'KLU AND AT REASONABLE PRICES.
iSTltr iaily Alaskan.