RIGHTLY MADE
Mfci Ikcf * t? awt&ajt tthU VAU u?*U j
it 8?oJ?r Tight Us*a ia?
The O Can't Be ^^COFFEE*'""
Big ^ Beat IS HEALTHFUL
White House
Dwight-Edwards
COFFEE
Universal
We 4it Sutc ^4. .???*> Ageul* i?M
the?c two bi?o>l? of (oikwm t uf e?
?u<i we MMtie you ihcic u? autkuif
Mtei lo be luil aiiywkwr *( toy
price. I r> il tm t> L iuvcimJ <ui?i
yvWjHkao*. to Ll L?oo?j Udcc u
C. W. ASK & SONS
The Hquseof Rich
O. J. HkK ProeriMor
WALL PAPER, BUILDING PAPER
PAINTS. OILS, GLASS AND
BUILDING MATERIAL
Ma I OtHmr* Kf?wp|i>
A?u?a?? t? Skanwav. Alaska
[$4.50
$4.50
$4.50
5)
$
See our Window Display of
LADIES' SILK PETTICOATS
The regular price of these goods is
$7.50, but for this week we have
placed them on sale at only $4.50
$4.50
?ilnJiflilsiiii
n
m
$
+ ?4 1 1 1 1 1 1 n- 1 i m-h-h-m-m-i ?!? t i-i- 1 m 1 1 i 1 * 1
| H. D. KIRMSE. j
Diamonds Watches Jewelry ??
Muii tfiii OttguuJ Stock uu ihc IVik C o<ui
?f tWAHUO TMO CJtANO PRIZES AHO FIVE GOLD MEDALS AT jj
THt A. V *. EXPOSITION fOIH ItNCST
| Nudiei Jcwcirv, Old Ivory Cirviugi, Indian Curio*. |
ALASKA FURS and RUGS
CH1LKAT BLANKETS INDIAN BASKETS
N*ti>? Cm>? *1 uJ Niw Jtmnity tad Saviuui
u. ?ir. \Tl . ? i. >: Vf V NaU. ON kt^lksr. j>
SKAGWAY ALASKA
4-t-f -h-m -i-i-u i : : : -k h-x-H-n-i- m-m-i
?r t?ows plamt
Ulbiic Pass ftotel
P. D Manager
Largtsi a*a appointed fioiel is Ibe Yefcoa
^? + + + +4, + + + *
> Insist on being served
l TANNHAEUSER BEER \
v
+ AMAH OE 0 tft i r Ml A NO THHEC GOLD MEDALS AT THE 4.
A V P EXPOSITION.
?f
T- t . *? iH'U Isomers AS 51 low S BY j.
: YE OLD STYLE PORTER #
?j. Ihioi J t j>*o ^1 a < tiiuf* m Cui?{Kftitiou for *'*
*1*
+ HOTELS, CLUBS, BARS. CAFES AND FAMILY *
+ TRADE SUPPUED BY
+ ALASKA SODA COMPANY f
+ CLAcOE EHiC?ON. Pf??r>?Ur. JUNEAU, ALASKA.
+
^ + + + + + "J"V + T*i,+ ? + +"l, + + + 'i, + + + +
0*y "MO?W QUINKI.'* Umi u
L***Qv? Bromo Ouirnne >^/D/ ^
~-H , .. <5
SUM OJCItt U i, WKtSS
u< nm imus uut
TV- U?4*u. *t 5 ?cfcu-k Ju?
.???*>* i? ?*???*> w?i *?"
?ari Wl ? <*W*^ ?
- lurk Ml :.?ur!<**4{ mtt\ ?v 'juO? ?-?? art
tur Um Tiwvm
The fVUMMK *?? #?>?! ? ->i?#
.?r ?l i 3* I** ?**?*?! taft ai
*vi!$tgM Th* I%iwi mm VNy k-?-i '*?
Tk> frui.i??wb Hxi cwiLeii at Hiinm
y??M4ftjr u> fcuut * p
*;.rv*-jy?? ? hv JUPtt SOl;i? LUU- iS-ttfcrtl
to >j auiLc suvcmaMO'. work. Tk#
imrxy w?? t>uvknl as tile Ogtivfe yiriy
JoaejA Uklx, tkw "aiofor"' ot Cow
fvn- * try to dto 'ouU sod** tuui
Mr ku b?vti fi>ac (or >^?ni
aw> *t>4 su4 utt proved tf
ua* of hkL1?
TOWN TALK
? >ur M&yflower Butter it* guaranteed
Ir> lc Only 35 ceuta per lb., at Krye
Hruhu'a
Make your arrau*eu?euU U> have
your dmuer at th? Ladies Ala tomor
(WW.
The member*. tf iho Ska* way Hand
41 requested to meet at the hall
tute wt-oiu* at ?:3g o'clock in uni
form
viht?> fuller of Seattle was a round
ril>Per on Uo May and spent her
^are tiau.' la the jewelry aad curio
-turea while in port.
oiuw <*"1 *0*1 have a home (.?ooked
iioaor tomorrow with the Ladies Aid
Society.
J*Mw Okma rvturacvl from a abort
trip u? Vancouver oa the
?*> yesterday ajui rvsuuieti hU poe
11100 ?*?? U?e iron horse today.
E- ? Wetiier. oh?e< of the rail
?ay mail service returned from Ju
oa the DolpMii. where h,- has
--?b tor about a week la the pursu
ance of hi* duties.
John Cllntoa Wood, a "gude" Elk
1 in* ia Lake IVwey , R. K. D. NO
<1 ana- <iowa hut lUxbt to attend
tree Ranting ceremony and set
?t bis tree ami several others for
itment brothers
E > ery body will be made welcome by
-*di*e Aid Society tomorrow at
their home cooked dinner party.
V L u 1!aoa. *ho was purvey- on
t'asca kit* season returned on
" - May last night after spending the
winter in Victoria and left thfel moru
fur \V bitehorae, where he will
?e-iunje bis old position.
Mrs. J. L. Stodttert, the wife of the
litehoree jeweler, was a paaeetww
; n the Princ** May with her two
, (Ck' Mrs. Stoddart ha*
her oU home, hi Vic
toria since last January.
B .B. Wallace and E. Crkl*e who
?*'<? bee* ia the C. P. R steamship
service for some year* arrived on the
May and left for Whitehorse today
where th^v *iH act as purser on the
0- r. N. Ocx'a boats this ??on
Miss Marsaret Fraser. who has act
! aa stenographer In Supt. Schar
aniidts office of the B. Y N Co.
" tor several years rv
turued from the south oa the May
VIUJ ^ *ta ?*?**
VI hit, -horse where ahe will rrtume
her pcakioa
Hjxk Deoato, the "TWIea. Singer
of the Yukon.- arrived on, the Dolphin
yesterday and left ft* Whitelsarae on
y train this morning. Hock has
a lot o t new charactwbtic ballads of
bis own compoatioa for thte year
an**!#* which ia ooe oa tl?e Jeffrtes
1-Ansoc fi*ht that mighti justly be
*il?l a daaalc.
the beat of everything" will
> served by the Udiea Aid at the
tomorrow t%ht. Better cone
-oua 50 ceata pays tor .n
Coma in or phone orders tor Gibaoi
fiye aad Val BiaU E'oar; delivered to
I your borne by J The Mascot
JUNEAU TO BE
BASE OF SUPPLY
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
SEATTLE. May 20? The treasury
uicMK hits selected Juneau as
he-cuinuariers Of base of supplies for
the revenue cutter fleet that Is pa- j
trolling the waters to tile westward
to prevent seal poaching.
This order will go into effect Immedl
ately and the commissary will he es
tablished at ouce.
PLANS FAIL;
DESTROYS SELF
CHICAGO. May 1C. ? Harry Waugh. i
a welt know u Alaska miner aud one !
of the first men to explore the Mao !
kenzie river section .committed sui- j
vide here last night by hanging him
self in his room in the hotel he was
stopping at. Waugh had been here j
for. several weeks trying to interest
capital in the properties he had lo
cated last (all
MANY COOKS
PREPARE MEAL
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
church will give a supper in the Kern
building next Do the post office to
morrow evening from five untU seven j
o'clock and the public are cordially j
Invited to come and partake of the
good things that they will have to |
offer.
There will be a home cooked din- j
uer and "he fcadies will be there in j
force to se*s that every one is bounti
fully served.
Tables may be reserved for special
parties who wish to eat together and
everything possible will be done to
make this a pleasant affair.
The price for the dinner will be 50
cents.
There is mineral all around us with
In a few miles. Why shouldn't there
be some in these hills?????
Good cheer and hospitality at all
tlmas prevail at the Board of Trade. .
Live Chickens dressed to order at
Prye-Bruhn's.
Best meats in Whltehorse at the
Dominion Cafe. tf
?1* ' T 4* T V V V V V T "I' V "H" 'rTVTTT"r^T"4"TV
* *
.r? The Only First Class Hotel Opened Under New Manage- ?{?
.j. in Carcross ment +
I HOTEL SCOTT*
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+ T. H. KERRUISH, Proprietor *
* *
t Headquarters for Mining Men and *
4*
+ Travelers *
v
* WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST +
I- +
* GOOD STABLES FIRST CLASS BAR STOCK +
* CARCROSS & & YUKON TER. f
?|t ??* ??? ?|?? ?J* Y ?J? tjl ?|?
Established 1897 Telephone 112
Phil. Abrahams
Real Estate and
Fire Insurance
Agent for Dubuque Fire & Marine Ins. Co., Dubuque Iowa
Washington Fire Ins. Co., Seatde, Wash.
NOTARY PUBLIC SKAGWAY, ALASKA 3
a
?? She wants a portrait of HIM, or HE one of
W n ML/ 1.^1 HER, We make them, the kind that pleases
Eastman Kodaks and Films Always on Hand
Draper and Company
VIENNA BAKERY*
MAX GUTFELD, Proprietor
... Fresh Bread Every Day...
Cakes of All Kinds
Pies of All Kinds
Cookies of all Kinds
Special Orders for Catering Receive Personal and Prompt Attention
Delivery to all Parts of City. Ptione 35.
Piillen fioas?
{Soot of Sixth avsnu?
Most furnished bouse
Id Alaska
Every modern convenience
Electric lights? Hot and cold
w ateiv- relephoues
Porcelain baths on every floor
Board and room by the d? y, week
or month
Table supplied with cream and
butter from our own Jersey
Dairy
mrs. fi. $. Pullett
Proprietress
There's Vigor and
Strength
in every drop
M iiii J 111)
COMPHNV
Saaitle Wuh