I WHITE PASS &
The
Route of
Comfort,
Speed,
Service
Safety
During the winter season of li'lD-lO^our regular train
service will be maintained North and South bound be
tween Skaguay and White Horse, trains leaving both
terminals every Tuesday and Friday.
WINTER STAGE SERVICE
Our through Mail, Passenger "d Freight Service will be
operated between White Horse aud Dawson, affording
all possible comfort and dispatch by means of a
THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED STAGE AND
AUTOMOBILE LINE
Fur Full Inform ivion ■" >ply t;>
C. \V. CASH,
Supt. Mail Service Dept .
Whit-.? Hors ",
Y. T.
Or, A. F. ZIPFj
Traffic^ Manager,
1512 Second;] Ave.,
Seattle, Washington
Whits Pass & vuKon Route
TIME TAULK So. :IG
Tuebtlajr mi:d fcVidaj
No I, X. Round
lsi Claas
8: to ». m. Leave*
11:00 ft. m. "
11:40 ft. m. "
12:35 p. m. "
2:00 p. m. "
4:13 p. m. "
BKAt.WAV
W'HITt PASS
I.OG CABIN
BKNXKT
CAKIBOL
WEUTKHORSE
Nu 2, S. BounJ
1st Class
Arrives 8:20 p. m
Lenvfi 1:45 p. m
** 12:47 p. ni
" 12:15 p. m
" 10:25 ». m.
8:15 a. m.
Passenger* must be at depot l i time to have Baggago in
»pect«d and checked. lnspec*,i"ti is stopped SO wlnntaa before
leartag time of trains.
160 pounds of ba^ga^e will h« checked free with each full
tare ticket and 73 pounds with each half fare ticket.
OFFICE STATIONERY AND
ALL RINDS OF PRINTING
AT OFFICE OF THE
DAILY ALASKAN
Save Time
Use the NEW SHORT ROUTE
The Popular Route To and From Eastern Canada, also East
era and Southern United States i'oints.
PRINE RUPERT
Transcontinental Trains to Eastern destinations: Including
Boston, Buffalo, Chicago, Detroit. Hamilton, New York, Niagara
Falls, Montreal, Ottawa, Quebos, Toronto, Winnipeg.
STEAMERS to Southern Points: including Seattle, Victoria,
Vancouver, Any ox.
Lowest lares. Electric Lighted Trains. Observation Cars.
Unexcelled Dining and Sleeoinj; Car Service, including both
Standard and Tourist Sleepers.
GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC RAILWAY and STEAMSHIPS
For forthar particular* apply to:—
J. M. Keller, of Keller Brothers Drug Co., City Passenger &
Ticket Agent, Skagivay, Alaska.
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY
WHEN" SKIES A3H BLUE
When skies are blue and days are
bright
A kitchen-garden1® my delight,
Set round with rows of decent boa
And biowsy girls of hollyhock*.
The currant-bushes' spicy smell,
Homely and honest, likes me well,
The while on strawberries I feast,
And raspberries the bus. hath
kissed.
Beans all a-blowing J>y a row
0' hires that gre"-t with honey go,
With mignonette and heaths to
yield
The oluudering be« his honey-field.
Sweet herbs In plenty, blue borage
And the delicious mint and sage,
Rosemary, marjoram, and rue,
And thyme to scont the winter
through.
Here are small apples growing
round,
Aud apricots all golden-gowned.
And nlums that prudently will flush
And s'iow their bush a Burning
Bush.
Cherries in nets against the wall,
Where Master Thrush his madrigal
Sings, and makes cath a churl is he
Who grudges cherries for a fee.
Take roses red anil lilies white,
A kUche» garden's my delight;
Its gillyflowers and phlox and
cloves,
Aud its tall cote of irised doves.
—Katharine Tynan.
u—u—u
Mr. -'Gus" Muirhead of White
horse, returned on the Princess So
phia from a visit to the outside.
o—0—o
Mr. A J. Baker and his daughter
Mrs. George Brown, arrived home
on the Jefferson from Portland,
Oregon.
0—0—0
Dr. A. P. Hawe3 of Whitehorse
came over to see 'he sights at the
j '97 ball and is a guest of the Pul
len House.
0—0—0
Miss Frances Pi'.rcefull of Ore
gon City, Oregon, who recently
: made a trip to interior points, is
j again in Skagway, a guest of the
I Pullen House.
-- 0 0 0
Mr. G. A. McNiofccll of Prince
! Rupert, general assistant freight
I and passenger agent, for thQ G.. T,
j P. railway is in town for a few day!
j Miss Ethel Leslie and heT Bister
I Miss Elsie Leslie, of Whitehorse
came over on. Friday and attended
; tho '97 dance at the W. P. A cluU
0—0—0
The "Black Box" is drawing gooc
houses at the "Pop." Other equal
j ly good films are adding much t;
the attraction of this desarvedlj
' good show house.
0—0—0
Mr. F. F. W. Lowie, agent foi
! the Canadian Pacific Railway, re
turned on the Princess Sophia fron:
' a trip to way por»s between Stag
j way and Seattle.
Mr. J. D. McAuley of Montreal,
now stationed at Juneau as agent
j fo-r the G. T. P. railway, came to
Skagu ay to get ac^nainted with the
people of the Flower City before
settling down to hard work.
0—0—0
Mrs. William J. McCauley of El
lensbuTs, Washington, arrived on
i *he Jefferson and will remain In
PROMOTE HAIR
AISHNWDI
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CUTICDRA SOAP
CONSOTLY
And Ointment as needed.
Sample each free by maiL
: AddressCuticura, Dept.lSF,
Boston. Sold everywhere.
Skagway for the summer, a guest of
her sister, Mrs. X. O. Jiardj- and
her mother, Mrs. Nellie Sounema*
V—0 V
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Reynoldsoa
have takeu the cottage oa the
corner oi Ninth aveuue and Main
street recently vacated by V. A
Peterson. Mr. Reynoldsoo is agent
for ice Wells-Farfo Express com
pany.
0—0—0
Mr and Mm. Jf. C». Powell will
move into the <?oUage Tecently oc
cupied by the faaulv of Weidon H
Warren. Mr. Powell comes to
Skagway from Retina and is agent
for the Grand Trunk Pacfiic rail
way.
v—0—0
Mr. Weidon Warren has leasee
the Hahn residence soon to be va
cated by the family of A. M. Rous
seau aud will make it hts home
when Mra. "Warrea and the babies
return from Grayling. Michigan,
where they spent th« winter.
M.\ and Mrs. A. C. Blanchard
i:ave leased the Ziukan cottage in
lower town and will, as soon as all
necessary repairs are made move
there from the Golden North ho
tel, where the Blauchard family
have been since Mrs. Blanchard s
return from a visit ia Portland,
Oregon.
o—o—o
Mrs. Katherine Kennedy and her
'wo sons, Mr. Dan Kennedy and Mr.
John Kennedy of 3'tka, have rented ■
the pretty cottage home of Robert
Kviile and will soon be numbered
among Skagway's citizens. Mr. Jas.
Kennedy, manager of the W. H
Clayson store is also a son of
Mrs. Kennedy.
The Nugget is now exhibiting J
"Ihe Goddess," -witl. pretty Anita i
Stewart as the godtiess and she is
always sweet and winning. The
scenery is especially good and well
worth seeing. Tnlj fayorite also
appeared in "From Headquarters"
a* the Nugget on Tcursday.
0—0—0
The girls' club of the Methodist
church met with Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Pratt on Tuesday aad after a busi
ness session, •hey erjoyod a social
time. The young ladies decided to
! hold a sale of doughnuts at the
L. A. Harrison store on Saturday
afternoon at two thirty o'clock
o—0—0
The Douglas Island News states |
tha» the woman's club of that place |
is the third to join the General
Federation of Women's clubs, giv
: ing credit to Noma as having been
| the first to federate. This is a
j mistake for the Mkgpie club of
* ?kagwny joined tha federation on
April 2. 1901, ani the Sitka clubs
folli.wed. These clubs "have passed
out of existence, but did active
work for years.
n—o—o
Tie '97 dance was a marked suc
cess focially and financially. All
who wished to assist the W. P. A.
club in its good work were there in
force and spent thrir money in fun
and frolic. Evervone seemed to
enjoy the suppos?ri true represen
tation of former days and per
haps went home w'.'h some very er
roneous ideas cf the conditions
that existed in thu cioneer days of
the northland. A number came
from the neighboring towns to be
present at the festivities.
I In honor of Mrs A. M. Rousseau,
Mrs. Harold Talbor entertained on
Tnarsday afternoon. The guests
took their fancy work and enjoyed
a harmonious afternoon. A most
delicious and bountiful luncheon
"•as served by the hostess asssisted
bv Miss Henrietta Rousseau. Those
present were Mrs Lionel Talbot,
Mrs. W. S. Sparks, Mrs. F. J Van
ile Wall, Mrs G G Miller, Mrs.
L. S. Keller, Miss Henrietta Rous
jseau, the hostess, Mrs. Harold Tal
bot, Master Richard Talbot and the
.guest of honor, Mrs A. M. Rousseau
ii—ii—n
Ou Friday Mrs. Harriet S. Pul
len entertained at dinner for a
number of her friends. The table
wa^ set in the east suite of the
hotel and was a thing to be ad
raired. The centerpiece ■was a
large cut glass bowl filled with
vater in which several miniature
swans and ducks swam about in a
very lifelike manner; pretty ferns
•'•ud ilowers were arranged around
the edge of the bowl and from a
tall vase in the center were ferns
and flowers. The table with sparkl
ing glass, snowy napery, shining
silver and china made a pleasing
picture. The viands were of the
'aest and deftly served. Those
present were Mr. Andrew Stevenson,
J Mr. V. I. Hahn. Mr. and Mrs. W,
j C. Powell, Mr. and Mre. W. H. £ten
8011, Dr. and Mrs. . S. Keller, Mr.
J. M Keller, Mr. G. A MoNttkoU,
Mr. J. D. McAuley and th* hoateea,
Mrs. H. S Pollen
Mr. Bert HawdesheU, day t«r+ ,
maa ol the DtapaUsfc, accompanied
by his wile kit this moraln* for
Quite as extended Tlslt. They ■will
go direct to Chicago, rcturain* to
Iowa, where Mr. Howd««liell will ,
spend a lew weeks at old home,
after which they will return to
Clin.i«gc lor a seTcral months' ri»
U—Juneau Dispatch. Mr. HfWde
shell w as at on© time «dit»r ot a
paper at Ketchikan, and afterward
editor ol the Sfcagray Bally Al
askan. Ho with his family. mad*
their home here.
»—0—0
■ A tr;p to the domestic science
devanment and the muul training
shop in the public school of
waj- will conrinoe the most «topti
ca I ti-t those WLgajff d u in- j
structors and thosq being Instructed
are "doing things," tad doing them
most remarkably well. A berr of
cuthus!<i6tic young girls w«r» deep
in the midst of cake baking and a
bountiful sample ot the cake *nd
a delicious cup oI cocoa proyad that
these girl* knew how to prepare
tempting viands. For the next
lesson there will be papers and
discussions on various topics, ail
by the class showing Lfcai lh«lr
teacher, Mrs. Albert Reinsrt la cit
able and efficient, not only Ik
the art of cookihg, but in many of
the niceties as to bills of fore,
tabie etiquette, decorations a-nd
much that adds to the pleasures of
ttc dining room aod tablei la the
boys' work shop wh!c& Is under th«
supervision of the Reverend I* H.
Pedersen there are to be »een many
works of real semco as well as
art Such useful things as sm*il
stools, picture friroes, magaxlne
racks, necktie boHcrs, stew pan
cover racks, match safes and too
many more to be mentioned *t
present. All of thU teaching to of
last:jg benefit, as the learners will
take this into their life work *nd
It will be practical sjid of the
comircu sense order that helps to
make better men and women. It
(Continued on page 4.)
Backache is
Discouraging
ltat Not So Kivl If T«a TtW»w
to Roach the Obo*
Nothing; more Glsooura®!*®
a constant backachtt !.*»• wk»a
yoa awaken, j>ain« p(«r»« f*o
when you bend or lift. It's fcari t®
work or to rest.. Baok»ch«
indii'H ts bad kidney* a*d ea.ltafor
prompt rrw.tme.nt. Tk« V«t t+
commended remedy Is Do** b K!fl
ney Pilla Prof it by tkta u»«r"*
} experience:
L. S. Gorham, jolle*®*", ill*
E. Fourth St., Olympic, W«*b.,
"Several years "go I
commended Doan'a KJd*«y P®li **t
at this time 1 am glad im •o*fl'® •
what 1 then said. I t:m«1 Tk"
I had trouble with mj t*ck Mid kl*
neys ajid they car* m® r»H«l I
have used them eeveml tl®« «Ur«
and they have helped ni« u ff'"
ly as when I first took tk«®» "
Price 50c, at all '
simply ask for a kidMj rt*edr
ge* Dean's Kidne/ PW»—th» »■'
tha" Mr. Gortiam had. rort»r-Ml!
fcura Co.. Prop®, Buffalo, N. ^
FOR SALE
| 65 TOWN LOTS
I am inatrocted fcy the
sell all ol th* *bor» propartr: *11
desirable residence lot*, »rHnat«4
within the corporate Mmtu of
Town of Skn^w*f, Aiuite,
SO comer lota
45 l&jide lota
The wine will ba sold to rnrt
purchasers with oat rm*rn •<
prices, ranging rrfctt #10 flP tt*
J65 00 each; all taxt» j»afB a^d
j titl clear.
MARTIN CONWAY
S*a*wTiy, Alaska
Zenith Oil tor saorijg picture ma
chines, talking machine, ptoao
graphs aud musical inatmmenta, *u"
tomobile magnetos and dr»wn°*. m
anexcellfcd. 10c, Jte, 60a trottlaa.
Keller Hroa. Sole Bki**ay Attests
J. 1KUTA
«*itrTA<rnr*T!i<5
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curio*, Ivory Carving>
Indian Basket*
China w»d Cot GU«
Imtcl Ineptvlo: the
VI. P. a V. Rour*
Hal v>Tt)rr» (trrpn prompt cm
rXV KKAtiWAT
Pioneer Dairy
t. 9. cnXA*. Proji
ik arow u un
Thm lirpn i»rt tw«t <*>•
flort* »!rr I* *>••**
O&Sy ablpnmts or P° -»
tatlt *■* rroun to ill poJ«i*
01 WMt* r*u * Ts»->«
TtTtrS*
RAW FURS
—. WK PAY
HIGH - PRICES
TOR FINE FURS
WKTTt rOR PRILF l.OT
Perccy's Fur House
0»Mcf>«K. . Wncontft
TKe B<*«t The Mc»l Popular <
THE
NEW
CAIN
Jnneau's Newest and Fin^»t
Ho»ci
**•*1 »iib thtl-V>up
R«»w with private t ji IC ,V> of
Juneau- Alaska
Qmean Stcamsh'; ee.
r 0. h. «L%n stkaJim
Georgia
Bwjfc IJftiWL SMMi HmmmI
ncrpnnn.K of <\-i rv«8
■5*19*1 Dafta aafl Steamtr Snh
J«r f» CSi**jrr Wtlhont Notic*
J on can-Sitka Route
IMktw fmmmn for Doeclsc, Fa*
' «rr*iTn, Trankw
KiRkaxi, Cfcaihxm aad Sitka
wrrnnr tnmxiDRnAv at j2:«i
«- ML
Juneau-6k* gway Route
ftkt***? for El
41X5 Rock, Oomwt. JoaJla, SenUa
«a 7W*«a, Esjtla U'r«r, rx>ofl«
Jnasau.
IFRBT NP.«1>AT AT ««:•! a. «a
\vn,I,m K. .rOWSLL, Manac-r
Yon trake * mistake if
voa cJ< not itoo »t
THE
Pullen House
Elactnc Ltghtr
Rooms Single or en Suite
Baths or each floor
Faraom tor its How Cooking.
M3k, Cream. Cottage Chee»e and
BcitennSk from oiir own d»"T 1
FreJi Lggs. c+c
Rate* $2.50 Per Day and Up
Well Lighted, Large Sample
Room* for Traveling Men.
H. S. RJLLEN. Prop.
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