SKAGWAY SOCIETY
BAKERY GOODS,
Brv*?? ?U kind*? frosh from the
om, rtlM aad ptos. cookwe *nJ
doojtfcsuts. ;a t*ct a first claso Mm o
b?r?TT pools will bo fwnd M 1)1 ??
Wtna nakwy. RrtauW-a?, bot*?'e?
rru> ud sixth aww?. tr
Go to the "WVte r*ss Cafe*
for the tost Beats In Whitehorpe
Now under the ?*n*SOtioat of Mrs
Orkrft Kta* ?
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,
FTv>? thi? Jate oa *n <*11b latond
<nJ Hoary Frtodenihal. ihe Indo
p^?d?i?c Rxprefoapan show-' bo n?adf
lo oftM-m <V*> awi jo*f c*U will
rr<*t?? !??ed:ate atfcenlV-r He a*
itir^thved hi* otfV* at tbe Koosh
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IW.tW wMAtw OfcBPa.
V*rno? and No'irooL Th?? N*t of
ne?r ? Rto?e RibN^s. Rwl wet* whi
T**)e Rn*r,i?<. at tbe Telp
r^iwe <7. tt
TO CL'RE A COLO IN ONE DAY
Tahe LAX XTTVK PROMO Qniainc
T*v!?t* IVneslFts rpfnrrd money tf
U falls to car*. K. W. GROWS al*
nature is on eoeh bo*. JSc.
n wtkt* r?> rvRimsv
i^prr Vl?ea -Gold and Silver i
Mitres <vffpn? to be went wndor L
\v JT4S c*ro of Rudolf Moor
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Mr*. J. W. Martin of Haines was
a Skapwav visitor on Wednesday
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l*r. A. V. Hawea, of Whlte
! horse. <~an?e to Ska$cway on Mon
day and returned home on Tues
day.
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Judge Royal Gunnison, Mrs. Gun
aiaon and their little Bon of Jun-|
can made a trip into Atlln this!
??k.
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Mr. Max Kallsh. Judge Mundy
Washington, 11. C., who have -been
in Skagway for a number of day*,
left on the Georgia Thursday for
Jnneau enroute to the Westward
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Mr. H. H. Draper, r>eputy Grand
Rxalted Ruler of the B. P. O. E
of Alaska. returned on Sunday
!rom IHu-tland where he attended
the recent session of that order
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Madam Ounnison, Judg? and Mrs
Royal A Gunnison and Royal A
jr . who have been pnests of Mrs
H S Pullen for several days re
turned home to Juneau on the
Humboldt.
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Mr and Mr*. J. R. Willis pass-:
ed thronth Skagway the early pa;t i
of the week on their way to Fair- j
Uanks and St Michael Mr. Wlllta
is 1'nited States Collector of Cns i
;oms for A'aska
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Mr Cnrlls 0. Webb who has;
Nvr In SkHjrway for several week i
left on today's I rain for Pawson I
* herr he will be en c a ted for the
summer In mining interests. Mr I
Webb w as accompanied hy Mr j
Royal milea, who will be connect |
ed with the same mining company I
I'uring Mr Webb's stay in Skag
say he h."s made many friends !n
the youngvf sot and Is a great
?avortV, r.nd will be welcomed |
bark In the fall. %
^ om nv?kr ? rm?fc?lce it
yrm <Jr? M ?t
Fwmmb for its Home Cooking.
Milk. Crram. Ccttafe Chwc *r>d
Ruttrrmiil from our emu (larv
Frrsh ?$$>. rtc.
D!
Ram Sw*?ir or cn Snte
Porcciam B?(K? on e*cH ftoor
Qectnc Light*
RATES -$2.50 PER DAY AND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
n?c Onlv Fin? Claw Hold Opened L'nder New Manage
in CvrrroH ment
tnr Ktf. m Atu* Uto*. ?BSPW
HOTEL SCOTT
Scott & Schv%&tekaxnp
Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
SPcCiAL RATES AND ACCOUMOO ATIONS FOR MUSHERS.
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK
CARCROSS & & YUKON TER.
NEW COMFORTABLE ELEGANT +
The Caribou Hotel *
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E. w! GIDEON. Proonetor ^
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Carcross, Yukon Territory
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Ii?notfk Oppoartt ti>f Witt Pta Ekepnt "J
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WeS Equ-.ppx^i Furnace Heated Throughout - ? jCafe and Bar ^
He?^t'TU*rter? fc>t 'ScKoli"# Atiin Royal Mai? Stage Line *f
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(My 0? "HOMO QllNfft " fts? b SJT*) / /f 00
Laxative Btottk? Qnirir.e *"??
Ore?CcKiiOw!>iy. Gr? in 2 D?ys *1/ f V JLtfTVir^ ?2bc
Somehow or other It wfwi that
the birds sing a sweeter sons ?nd
the sunshine Ik more cheerful than
It was lasi year. Let u* be thank
ful-Jolly Klk.
Jf yon would gain happinw? and
vontentment In this world, scatter a
fern of the seeds of human kind
tioss and usefulness no yon journey
fiohiR.? -Jolly Klk.
Mrs. Blair and Mlse Blair of
Juneau. visited In Skagway this
week.
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Mr. l^eonard M. Davis, of New
York, was a dinner guest of Mr.
and Mrs O. L. Dlckeeon on Thurs
day.
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Mrs. F. F. \V. 1-owle and little
?on Ralph, left on the Jefferson for
* visit to Sitka. Mrs. Ixrwle will
be gone about a fortnight
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Mr. arid Mrs Charles T. Coate
of St. 1/ouls, Mo, passengers on
I Ho Spokane, were luncheon guests I
of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Shaw onj
Tuesday
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Mr and Mrs F H. Hold went
to Haines last Saturday on the
Hogp and were the guests of Mr.
?md Mrs. Ira King, returning home
Sunday on the IVflpliln.
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Mr and M<% O. I?. Dlckeson and
I heir guests the Honornhle Kdgar
K Clark and Mrs Clark of Wash
ington. IV C., returned on Monday
fnpR> a trip to various points of In
' crest on the "Canadian side.'*
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Mr snd Mrs. I. U l>ent of Chl
< xgo, guests of the l'ullen Honse,
visited Castle Kern on Wednesday
vnd were probably the last tourists
to \ls!t that famous land mark he
fore it was destroyed by fire.
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Mr. Ma xKallsh, Judge Mundy
of San Francisco, Mr. K A. WIN
lard of New York, Dr. and Mrs.
L. S Keller and Mr. J. M Keller
were week-end guests of Mrs. Har
riet S l'ullen at Castle Kern.
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l>r. D. A. Paine of Eugene, Ore?
an old time friend of Mr. and Mrs
W. C. McKen*le, visited in the
McKennie home for several days
this week returning to the State#
on the City of Sewttle. Mr. Faine
is president of the National Rank
of Kugene
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1-ast Saturday, a party of- young
people, under the patronage of Mrs
J. tkuta. went to Schaffers Park
tor an outing and picnic supper.
The Inds and lasses had an en
joyable time swinging, singing and
telling stories. They returned homo
late in the evening. Those who
went were Miss Gladys Klrmse,
Miss Kdith l?iddlcoat. Miss Bernice
!>ahline. Miss Martha Frledenthal.
Mr Burnett Ashley. Mr. Chester
Pullen, Mr. Cecil Cole and Mr.
| Bert McKemle.
Mr*. Fred S. Cliff of Juneau Is
in town tile guest of her parent*,
Mr and Mrs. A. L. Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frledenthal
have moveij thetr family about two'
miles from town, near the Skag
way river, and are enjoying an '
outing.
Mr*. K. ,1. Sha#, Mr*. F. J. Van
rie Wall, Mrs F. H. Bold. Mrs. F.
J. Weber, Mr*. N. K. Rlack, Miss
Mae Mcllravle, little Francis Van
de Wall of Rkagway and Mrs. A. 8
Smith of Juneau picnicked In the
hills on 'Monday, eating luncheon
at Castle Kern
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Ml** Planch Cundlnn of I^nver,
Col , who hiut Iwn visiting with
Mrs W C. McKentle, left on the
City of Seattle for Vancouver, 0.
C . where she will visit with her
?l*ter. Ml** Cnndinn has accepted
the prtncipalubip of one of the
public schools In Roaalyn, Wash.,
and will teach tfiere the coming
year.
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Major Central Arthur Murray,
Mrs. Murray, Miss Carolyn Murray,
Miss Kadte Murr.iyt Major J. C.
Gllmore and Lieutenant H. C.
1-ratt arrived In Skagway Monday
from Whltehrrae having made the
trip up the Yukon from St Mlch
prI* The- distinguished party *ere
met by t'olonel Charloa McClure.
Captain George R. Goodrich and
faptain H K. Nolan of Fort W. 11.
Reward who escorted them to the
Ptlllen House for Irtncheon aftev
which they proceeded to Fort W. H.
Seward on the Peterson where Gen
Murray and piirty were gnest* of
| the Post until the arrival of the
! State of California on which they
j etwrned to Seattle.
Among the noted visitors In
Skagway this *w>k were three very
distinguished artlits, Mr. Theodore
L. Richardson tif New York who no
lore* Mask* tt?*t he visits every
this land of the "midnight
sun." the land of mystery and
twHght, the lantl of golden snmmer
days, to collect material for hi*
beautiful work; Mr. l^eonard M.
Davis, alas of Mew York, who ha*
9 world wide reputation aa a
scenic nrtisl Mr. Dnvis has gone
on to I>awaon but will atop In flkag
?V 011 his return when the peo
ple of the town may be able to aee
some of his beautiful work of this
famous artlat; Wtr. A. L. Ward of
ShelbyrUle, 111., who with his
wife. Is touring the north, la a
famous artist and Interior decor
ator Mr. and Mrs. Ward called on
Miss Mary G. Hindshaw on Thurs
day to see her picturesque log cab
in and its pretty tarden. They were
cordially received and were much
pleased not only with the outside
of the cabin, but also with the
inside. Both Mr. and Mr*. Ward
expressed great delight over the
, beautiful flowers of Skagway, es
pecially the sweet peas and pan
sies.
HOWS THIST
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- j
ward for any case of catarrh that cat
not be cared by Hall's Catarrh Core.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned bare known
F. J. Cheney for the past 15 years,
| Toledo. O.
and believe hltr perfectly honorable
I in a!) business transactions, and fin
| unci ally able to carry out any obliga
i Uons made by his firm. Walding. Kin
nan & Marvin, Wholesale druggist* o
Hall's Catarrh cure Is taken intern
| ally, acting directly upon Use blood
j and mucous surfaces of the system.
I Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. !
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Hall's Family PUls for consti
pation.
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GRA^O REDUCTION SALE
The PacV Train is bow selling a
; big lot of Good Goods at reduced
t prices as they are getting too old to
hold and sell at a profit. Tours,
i tf. Herman Grimm.
GREAT CLEARANCE SALE
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Sold at a Loss! Malt Rainier, 30 ,
cents per bottle. Especially prepared
for sick people and Invalid*, and ex
cellent for cursing mothers. Only
two barrels tofL After that price wll
be 35 cento per bottle.
Pack Train Bar
None better anc purer taan Gibson
rye. Rainier and Olympla beer. Or
ders by 'phone promptly delivered.
The MaacoL
The best meals in "Whitehorse at
the "Wblte Pass Cafe," only white
I help employed. Mrs. Orloff King
? proprietress. & j
Hi* Own Crafty W#r ?
Fnsllhy- lluimin iintnrv i? n fnne*
thine it tii< ??ihl t hint ijurt <!rtnfc :i.?
and everybody I mei n*l?H iwr t? Ink*
MtMtblng ?;ln**t>y- Ami u?i nlitklti*!
?cci?pt? I'nor ffllnw: Kwlitiy ? ?ti
yes I n?ivp!e?1 ??very tltw It wn? I
who the rcT'thmithm *t??ry,ywu
know - Trnim rl|?f
Muit Co ttlorm.
tVlthnnt ?ttf ??'hrfltT'-t
thr rr.-Mtrt rli 'nt"?*1 1 1??* ??*?
slut nirtrtc tt mhI IMt>.
"A fool iimi ni-? nhmev ?!??? i?rt?t
?oon."
"It MOtiDdn heHStly," llf Mild. "I'tlt
the higher Fnclish denianrt* tt."
Chli-ago Tribntxv
CATHOLIC.
Holy Communion at 8 a. m
Mass and Sermon at 10:30 a. m.
Sunday School at 11: 30 p. m.
Evening service at 7:30.
All are cordially hivlt^d.
Father P. H. Turn HI.
PILES CURED IN C TO 14 DAYS
Your drogptat will ritfund money ft
PAZO OINTMENT fata to cure any
case of Itching, Bftnl, Bleeding or
Protruding Piles In 6 flo 14 days. 60c.
Found ? In White Pass Hotel,
Whltehorse, one A B,. button. Own
er must be Dawson or Fairbanks
member as button was made by
Sale. Prove property and get but
ton at Alaskan offle?. Dawson and
Fairbanks papers pleaiie copy.
Lad? bookkeeper, stenographer
and secretary ? Cnlv<ir8lty gradu
ate ? would like employment In
Skagway. See editor Dally Alas
Van. ^ tf
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Leading Popular Prtr*.' Hotxl
Motet
Georgian
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flnkm tV-pot to Poarth Rrt. Pnton * Ptk*
| RAW FURS
WF, \'A Y
HIGH - PRICES .
FOR FINE FURS
| WRITE FOR PRf V. LMT
Percey's Fur House
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C. E. Bogardus
As*ayer
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Hold, Sllrw 6 Cot>pw .. S M
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There is Strength
and Vigor
in Every Drop
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SEATTLE, WASH.
LOCAL BRIEFS
SKAGWAV WEATHER REPORT
KrtulU of tb? o&i wrraUos Uk?
it Monre't Wharf at ml<lol*fct,
ia*t nitht, ;? w follows:
T?>mp. Um? ot**^*cn .. .. ?4*bot?
Via* preceding 84 hni .. . d
Mia. " M above
|?>9n M ?lliw
[(urometer 29:*?. Cloud/. & wind.
J. IKUTA
MAj?rpAm:Rr!?o
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curios, Irory Carvingi
Indian Baskets
CHINA AND CUT CLASS
Offiei*! Wntrk ln?p?rtflT for ?h?
W. P. A Y. Ro.i*?
M?il Orrl^f* (Iiffl prompt e?r*
>H!P YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THE
?MUMUV ? ?rw
j VP e lor <;tre*tar -
j Ai ?k? Fur? a Specialty
V?y Top Prir? Piwrf
J Make - Trial - Shipment
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium |jSnu| Alaska
Urn. < t??n. Indif Mu?. Hatha
Abundance of water fWt of
Hotel Aecoitni idatlona. Pur
ntaheri < 'ab!n? for Rent ...
Eicellent fluntlof atxl Ki?hinir.
Motor Rotting *n*1 Sailing
J^amer Georgia from Jnneau
make* aemi-monthly fialta. In
format ion ud rate* upon request
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
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Health Resort
ALASKA
FIRE INSURANCE
The Dubuque Fire and Marine Insurance
Company.? Dubuque, Iowa
The Westchester Fire Insurance Com
pany?New York
Assets Over Four Million Dollars
Phil Abrahams 5ka?way
B. M. BEHRENDS,B mker
Juneau, - Ala?kH
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Reff^ct fully Solicits TIhj Account*
of Skagway Firm* And Individuals".
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy
M. W. tKCMAN, Prop.
'The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
The largest and te?t conducted dairy in A iuka n
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To ill po'nt* on W>ilt? Pmb * Tata? Bnat#.