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COffOCERS
PERSONAL MENTION
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Aboard the Henrietta as round trip
pers are Mrs. Phillips, wife of the pur
chasing ageut of the White Pass rail
road, her mother and son: Mrs. Sterling,
wife of the assistant trattic agent of the
U. P. R. Co.. Mr^ Villeau, Mrs. Haw
thorn and family, all of Vanvouver.
The party will be here uutil the de
parture Of the boat and are enjoying
the sights of the surrounding country.
Rev. J. Hawksley, rector of the Kng
lish church at Carcross, accompanied
by his family, arrived in the city yester
day to meet their sod, who has just
returned from college In the east and
who will spend the summer vacation
witii his parents'St t'areross. The party
left for home this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Leister of Victoria,
came in last night and left on the Prin
cess May later io the evening. They
have been visiting with friends in the
interior and slopped at Dawson, White
horse and Atlin.
Judge IV U. Stout, the well Known
Haines attorney, is in the city on legal
matters. Judge Stout reports much
building going on in his home city at i
states Haines people generally are pros
perous.
L. E. Butll, the genial representative
of the Armour company, is in the city
on his regular trip Mr. Buell has been
making Alaska for years and reports
the present time the most prosperous he
has seen in his experience.
Mr. and Mrs. Webb are round trip
passengers on the Henrietta from Van
couver. Mr. Webb is a prominent resi
dent of that city and is manager of
Molson's bank.
Col. W. S. Thomas, the prominent
capitalist ai;d bead of syndicate operat
ing Whitehorse cojper mines, was in
the city yesterday and left oo the Prin
cess May
Mrs. J. M. Tanner, .Mrs. /.inkan Miss
Kay Stiuebautfh and Miss (loberta V, r
ba are spending the day picnicing at
Deuver glacier.
Kobert fayde. of the West Coast i>r>.
cery company, of T acorn a. is looking
after the interes'.-of his bouse in Sky
way today.
Judge Young. wife and daughter,
were in the city yesterday on their wav
to Haielton, i>. C.. where the judge will
open a two weeks term of court,
Mrs. B F. Cation, mother of Fred
Patton, ana b s daughter Hernice ar
rived in the city ou me Jerterson and
will speoU the summer here.
SupermteuJeut V. I. Hatin, of the
White 1'ass, was a paiseiifcer over Hie
ruaU ids morning in his private car.
William Hoskins, a stalwart A. U. is
in Uie city frum Discovery, 1$. C., and
i* hauu>naking with his many friends.
C. \Y. Ask & mvjus have purchased
one ot the latest improved miuiu^iuu
baling typewriters. :U
8*lfiah.
"I see Jack Hansom was married th?
other day to Miss Rlchley."
"Yes. and I was very sorry to see
tt"
"Sorry? For her sake or his?"
"For mine. I wanted her."- Detroit
Tribune.
Disproved.
"You Americans are loo literal." said
the visitor. "You have no Imagination.
You gtvf fancy no play."
"Oh, I don't know. We yell. 'Kill
the umpire! but we let him get away
generally."? Philadelphia Ledger.
A Different Meaning.
"He has no end of money."
"Neither have I. Xot even a begin
diag."? Cleveland Plain Dealer.
mt WEAK SPOT
Moat AUtka Faopla Hava u Wank >
Part Aud Too Often It'*
The Back kW
Kvrryone has a weak spot.
fix) often it's a bail back ,
Twinges follow every sudden twiit.
Dull aching- keeps up, day and night
Tells you thekidnays need help
Kor backache is really kidney aohe |
A kidney cure is what you need.
| Ojan's Kidney Pills cure tick kidneys
j Cure backache and all urinary ills
; Mrs. J W. Palmer, of ,'UO Kast 7th St.,
Portland, Oregon, says: "1 have not
lost any- of my faith .in Doan's Kidney
1'ills since 1 publicly recommended the
remedv i a February ISO.'i. As I stated
; that time, a severe spell ol sickness
early in my life left me wtth weak kid
neys and aitime went ou( I suffered more
ar.d more with spalls of b.ckache. The
piln through the kidneys was toilu e '
: and often I could not find a comfortable
: position to lie in. Wticn able to be up I
and around, I was troubled with head
aches and dizziness and c^uld Dot stoop
or lift anything. 1 doctbred and used
and used various treatments, but noth
ing seemed to help me nny until I be
gan using Doan's Kidcey fills. The
use of this retndy was very siri-f ctory.
^ it gave me so much relief that 1 cannot
he.-itate ,o recommend it and will put
I in a good word for Doan's Kidney Hills
I whenever I f:ud an opportunity."
Kor sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N,
Y.. sole agents for the United States.
Kemembcr the name ? Doan's? and
! take no other.
?T. 8. A.'t Poem.*
Tbomas Bailey Aldrich was fond of
retelling that anecdote of his own l>oy
Ish daring which appears in his "Ponk
apog Papers."' to the effect that upon
first entering James T. Fields' office In
the Old I'orner Bookstore his eyes fell
upon that kindly editor and publisher's
memorandum book, open upon the ta
ble. Mr. Fields was absent for the
moment, and the youthful |K>et could
QOt help noticing the impressive list
of agenda: "Don't forget to mail R.
I \V. E. his contract." "Don't forget O.
W. H.'s proofs." etc., whereupon the
i "y'lunc Milton." who certainly deserved
to succeed In his profession, wrote
upon the memorandum book. "Don't
I foriret to accept T. B. A.'s poem," and
disappeared The poem was accepted.
! nald for and, truest kindness of all. as
| Mr. AUlrich asserted, was never prlnt
| ed. But tlie resourceful youth never
; lost his deferential attitude toward the
I bearers of those famous Initialed names
. that hud once preceded his own.? At
I lantlc
Spoke Too Soon.
The other dav a strainer thus ad
dressed a passenger coming out of the
Union station:
"You will e.\cu-e tue. sir. but isu't
this"- ?
1 he pa-senger. without waltlug for
the other t? tiuisli, responded:
"V.?ur umbrella? Well, I presume It
1- sir. Vou will allow me to explain
that 1 picked it up ou coming out of
the train just now. 1 have great pleas
ure In restoring It to the rightful own
er."
I'he stranger expressed his thanks j
a. id <|U Ickl.v made off.
A few minutes later the same stran- i
g T. with a brand new umbrella tucked ;
carefully under his arm, asked another1
I: dividual the same question he had
1 ended to ask the man who handed '
t'tu the umbrella.
"You will excuse me, sir. but Lsn t
this the nearest way to Fifth avenue.'"
-Kansas City ludepeudeut.
Two Hundred Species of Rose*.
There are I'OO species of roses In ex
istence. though perhaps not more than
fifty dourly defined families. Of these |
families only two are of American I
birth. There are thousands of varie
ties, however, and of these our enter
prising rose growers have contributed
by far the largest proportion. The
eagerly sought black rose is still un
produced. though a New York florist
has a dark red one which In som?
lights has the appearance of black vel
vet.? Kansas City Journal.
A Rebuff For Dr. Johnion.
I'r. Johnson culled one mornlUK ?n
Be.njamin West to con verse with hlDi
on American affairs. After some time
Mr. West saUl that he had a younj;
Aoieilcau (Gilbert Stuart) Uvlnic with
hlei, from whom he uiljjht derive some
Information, and Introduced Stuart.
The conversation continued (Stuart be
lnj> thus Invited to take a part in lt?.
wli mi the doctor observed to Mr. West
thtit the young man s|>oke ve.-j' pood
Kn;IUh and. turning to Stuart, rudely
11 <1 oil him where he had learned It.
Sti art very promptly replied: "Sir, I
cat. better tell you where I did not
leu in It. It was uot from your diction
ary "
An Egg In a Bottle.
.\ rhemlst has discovered a simple
me ins of setting an egg (with uti
?rr Sen shell) into a bottle of. say. the
3rd. nary kind, usvd for ylnser ale.
All you have to do Is to sor.k a boiled
my ill vinegar for three ',ays. The
ihr.lt becomes so soft that It can easily
tie iorced through thp narrow aperture
)f vhe bottle. And once It >s Inside If
t U soaked in water for a little while
the- eggshell resumes Its original hard
iefs? and there you are!
He Told Her.
/ good highland minister wa? 01
Je>. voting to steer :i boat ioad of fit;
roting ladies to a landin.; |ila(i'. A
lip nil was burstln:;. The steering w:.s
lit "Unit, "ne of tlie (.'Iris unnoyetj hhu
3V jumping ?[? aud i-alllu: an\i> u-ly
(Vi. where are we going ???" "IT you
Jo uot sit down and k> "?? stil!. m>*
I'O'iliir I eddy." said the t,j. lister -I ?
H billet ly, -that will ven - grcall, ? !??
-d on how yon were l> ought i r,>."
D.iidee Advertist
Good Advice
(fo 011 iu all simplicity r?o (}??( b.
tti anxious to win a tin-*' itliu! an.
it will lie all the quieter t><> Dot ."c
3U Itie so closely into tin orogi-- - j ?>'
ynjr own soul. l?o not <:?* >e so much
to he perfect, hut let vi.t spiritual
{,*
tb..- action* which are cu.l-d forth bj
;-| eumstuiues.? Francis > Sales.
Performed a Mir.-jle.
licr Husband (anmllvl < >v as n f?K?!
?vhen 1 married you.
Ills Wile -\ >..u a !*v-l ut'l'v
"Xu; I am uot."
?'Then you should cungtvulnto iue
awn my success as a reformer." -
S-iare Moments.
His View of Nature.
lluxlex was once talking i. Sir Wll
lUun (Jul! about the healing oower of
nature. "Stuff!" said Gull. "Nine times
out of ten nature does not want to cur*
the man. She wants to put hlin lu bis
coffin."
Tho Soft Answer.
Mrs. Heuhaiii You couldn't look me
In the face when you cauie lu last
nl?iht. Benliam? That wis Because
your beauty dazzled me, taf de?r.
Xew York Press.
Wonderful Builders.
A personal inspection of the pyra
mids made by an English quarry own
er led blui to the conclusion that the
oil Egyptians were better builders
tl.au those of the present day. He
found blocks of stone in the pyramids
weighing three or four times as much
the obelisks on the banks of the
Nile. He saw a stoue the estimated
weight of which was 800 tons. Many
of the stones were found to be thirty
feet in length aud fitted so closely to
gether that the blade of a penknife
could be run over the surface without
discovering the break between them.
There is no machiuery, he claims, so
perfect that It will make two surfaces
thirty feet in length which will meet
together in unison as the stones In the
pyramids meet.
Ladies Long Gloves,
Black and White
Silk and Lisle
85c. to $2.50
#
B. M. Behrends Mercantile Company
Geo. Blanchard, Manager
Warrant Call
Notice Is berrby given that all out
standing city warrant up to No. 2083
must be presented to the undersigl t-il
for payment at once and that the inter
I est thereon will cease after the first
: publication uf this notice.
William Iiritt. City Treasurer,
i Skagway, Alaska. July li>, 1 HO7 .
-Headquarters for
Swastika Jewelry [
The Good Luck Charm?
H. D. Kirmse.
Pioneer Jeweler
Skagway, - - Alaska j
Dr. FRANKLIN C. NORMAN
CHIEF SURGEON W. P. 4 Y. K.
Residence El(hl Ave. and Broadway
? orriCE hocks ?
Over the Alaska Road Commission
Corner of Slate Street and Flftli Ave..
2:00 to 3:30 p.m. 7:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Railroad Hospital
9::t0 a. m. to 11:0J a. m.
Otlice Phone No. 0. Kea. PhoneNo. tin I
J. IKUTft
CKADI'ATE optician
Expert Watch Maker
Jeweler and Engraver
Watches
Diamonds
Native Jewelry
Souvenirs
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Tuck F'Qharty Ceonge Woodbunn
FAMOUS OLVMI*IA HKEU ON' DRAUGHT
ONLY FIRST CLASS COODS ARE CARRIKD IN Rlll'VC
Leading Gentlemen's Resort SfiS"
Board of trade
5^ Fiaharty & Woodburn, Props. ?Si
SPACIOUS BILLIARD AND I'OOL ROOM IN CONNECTION
CORNER BROADWAY AND FIFTH AVKNUK
Opon Day and Night Skagtuay, Alaska
. ? <&&-&&t$f*ri&S3Xa)3aax R??????$
I &EATED AND LIGHTED FINE SAMPLE ROOM
j 13 Y ITS OWN PLANT FOR DRUMMERS
I mbitc Pass Rotel
P. D McMiliarv Manager
| Largest and best appointed cut ir tie ill f n
I cho.ce bar stock uif>jfehor$e, V. C.
| RATES MODERATE
Established 1897
Phil Abrahams
Reai Estate
BROKER
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Steam kaundry jj
All Work Guarauteed. Short j
OnifirsJPromptly 2 j
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Messenger will call anil di-livet 1 j
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Phono 79 y j
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Koless You've Got 50 CENTS
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