HE WHITE PISS a
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The Speed,
Route of \ fjgSm . Service
Comfort, Safety
Through Tickets to and from Dawson, Fairbanks, and all
Interior Alaska and Yukon River Points.
During the season of navigation, our fleet of modern
up-to date steamers will operate regularly the entire
length of the Yukon River and tributaries, giving a ser
vice never before equaled.
Daily train service (except Sundays) 'will be maintained
between Skag.vav an I Wiiita H>rs>, an I 'our fully equip
ped Parlor Observation Cars afford travelers every com
fort and convenience.
Pull fnfor uition chairfully given upjn applying to
A. P. ZIPP, Traffic Manager,
Skaguay, 612^Second Ave.,
Alaska Seattle, Washington
White Pass & Yukon Route
HME TABLE No. 87.
D«il/ Except Sunday
>'«. 1, H. Bound No. 2, 8. Bound
1st CUaa . 1st Claaa
• SO a. on. SKAGWAY Arrlv«a 4:60 p. m.
12:05 p. h. w WHITE PASS Leave* 8:20 p. m.
12:45 Pl m. - LOO CABIN N 9:30 p. m.
1:40 p. ■. ** BENNETT " 1:50 p. sx.
8:20 p. at. » CARIBOU * 11:48 a. m.
5:30 p. a. Arriv«i WHITXHORSE - 8:00 a. m.
PW|i r> boh be u depot la time to have Baggage in*
•pectad and ehecked. laapecUon la stopped 80 aHrmtue before
leavtac tine of traina.
188 poaada of ba®fag» will ha checked free with each fall
Car* (kkM and 75 pouada with each half fare ticket.
Ai.fiH oi<
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C:, \DDERj
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j Oi3. ;:rges in J
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Only One "Bromo Quinine"
Whenever yon feel a cold coming on,
think of the full name LAXATIVE
T3ROMO QUININE. Cures a Cold in one
day. Cures Grip in two days. Look fot
,signature of E. W. Grove on the boc. 25c
Sutocrfb* for lh# Dally Alaak**.
••■rnr ■! » ■■ in
Hit the Electric Trail
ACORSS THE CONTINENT
« If jroa want & d<M way to tr»Tel and good wtj to go
TAKE THE "MILWAUKEE"
Soot, Mnoke, and ci nders feave now been eliminated
through tfo electrification ol Its mounts la dhrfesions.
E. J. Shaw, f Skagway I A. E. Harris, T.P.A.
H. G. Weir (Agents | Juneau Alaska
Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railway
I ■WTTTTTTTTTTTT^I I 1 • • •••••• • * T-m * i I * 4 i 4 I'l'TT *l"l*
| THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
■H' I11 I M I "I"l 1 I i 'I 'W*
SEITEMBER
For, though It be no* May,
Sure, tew deli&iits of Sprii.g excel
| Tito beauty of this mild September
day;
So with me walk,
And view the dreaming fields and
bos*} Autumn wood.
And bow ia fumble russei goes
The Spouse of Houor, Fair Repose.
Or to the Farm, where, Ixigi, on
trampled stacks.
The laborers stir themselves amain
To feed withl Uasly shelves of grain
The darning engine's boiste.ous
maw,
I And snatch again,
From ii ard^i-o fomenting racks.
The tcss'd and hustled straw;
Whilst o'liurs! teud the ehedded
wheat
Tha* fills yon row of Shuddering
sacks.
Or shift tfccm quick, and bind, them
ne»t, ...
And, all the bags being fill'd and
lank'd fivefold, they pour
Th- treasure on the barn's clean
floor.
And take tbem back for more,
Until the whtole bared hamvest beau
teous lies
Under our pleaded an4 prosperous
eyes.
—Coventry Patmore
9—0—0
REWARDS
Rewards come slowly if we see
them only
la wages at the closing of each
tardy week—
Rewards come quickly, pleasantly
and thickly,
If we glory in our work, and go
afar to seek
Its hiddon ways, and secrets as
the days go on
For a power grows within that
drives us on to win.
And the dollars come to us, we
have no time '.o search^ for them.
—Exchange. |
• (1—o
On Thursday- next, Mr. and M'rs
Andrew Stevenson and their two
children, Mary Rutn and ba/by Jolm
Hardin, will go south to Seattle on
the Process Alice. Mr. Stevenson
will return after a short business
visit In Seafle. Mrs. Stevenson
and the children 'will go east as
far as Lak^ Bluff, a subuiib of i
Chicago. From, there Mrs. Steven
son will go for a visit in Iowa, '
where sbe will atten- the wedding
of her brothier, Mr. Kent Hardin.
In the spring she will return to .>
her home in Skagway, accompanied
by her children. Mrs. Jeiison will
go wi'h Mrs. Stevenson. Mr. Stev
enson will be joined In Seattle by j
Mrs. R J. Caskey and hier two j
daughters, Missi Kathrym Caskey ;
and Mite Mary Agnes Cadkey of
Los A'>t.e!es, who will come north
with lira. Mrs. Caskey will, with
her daughters, occupy the Andrew
Stevenson residence on, Setv>enth
Ave., uutil the Sixth Avenue Build
ing Is finished. When the apart- ,
meut facing the w«8t is completed
and furnished, Mrs. Caskey will
move there and Mt. Stevenson will
make his home wit." her family till
the return of Mrs. Stevenson in the
spring. Jliss Carol Caskey, who is
already wtll known in Skagway, is
another daughter and will also'
mate her home with her mother.
0—o—o
If any of the readers of this
paper wisih to 6te a real old fa
shioned garden, just tako a walk to
the residence a£ Mr. W. S. Sparks.
In this garden, which is beautifully
planned as to litle nooks, arches
and little wild woodsy corners, may
be found so mwiy exf the flowers
and plants dear 'o th« hearts of
those w^o have seen the gardens |
of mother and .?rat>d mother. Here
are all the delicious vegetables
and small fruits, and, then the pro
fusion of beautiful flowers. Trees
are growing sturdily and form a i
good break against the strong wind*
aud odd much to the beauty of ,
this dear, old fashioned yard. Po- j
tatoes, beans, peas, oamrots, pars
ley, rhubarb, oelerv and old time >
"ground cherries;" Tasiiberries,
strawberries and currants. Among
the flowers aa-e "phlox and box !
and hollyhocks,"' peonies, monk's j
hood, larkspurs, roses, dahlias,
gladioli, pansics; sunflowers and
indoor there are many otheTs.
0—o—«
Mrs. A en eg Broughton, of Alaska
and California, who in. the earlier
days was a .pioneer of Skagway, has
returned 1o the north from sunny
California, aa the call of the wild
was too strong V> 'be rested. Mrs.
Broughton went to Cordova, but
after seme tWought returned to
Skagway, "where she placed her son,
Wallace in school. Wallace Is a
boy of the No>rthland, Waving been
i"i' I I' I i I I 'M :
borij cu the FaJTbacks tr«il be- J
tween that place and Circle City.
His mother wants him to grow up
with the Kitud ol his birth, and to
be educated ia its schools. M.-s.
broughton is a graduate nuree and
aas a residence 'o (lie Zinkuu cot
tage near tb^ Ziakau Terrace. At
present she is with Mrs. H. L>.
Clark, wiio ia slightly inldiaposed,
but the will be avaiiabe lor duty
elsewhere soon. While in the in
terior Mrs. Broughtoc ur«ei:t scfaool
ar-d folic week her profession as
nurse
0—0—0
A very pretty social event took <
pl:ice o.. Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Jrrl E. Orlander, when she en
tertained a few friends at a "laven
der" luncheon. The dining and liv
ing rooms were handsomely decked
in festoins and bowknets of laven
der crepe; tbe centerpiece for
the dinin* tafcle was o< lavendeT
swec-t peas and illusion and with
dainty bt.i,d painted place carl
and lavender sweet sticks for fa
vors tbe color scheme was further
carried into effect, and the plan *
was completed in tbe viands being
served 'u lavender china, and glass
rhe ice crcam was in brick form of
avender and white, and the Icings
were iu the same color. The
quests were Mrs. E. J. Shaw, Mrc.
Haxel G. Kirmse, Mts. Frank Web
it er, Mrs. Louise Milnos and Mrs. :
:. W. Ask. The beautiful place
:ards were the work ot Mrs. Milnes' j
ikillful bands.
0—0—0
Mrs. Daniel Gillespie of Aml^eri.
SV.va Scotia, a sister of Mr. L. A
:(arrison, will arrive on Wednesday |
text for a visit with the family of |
ler brother. Mrs. Gillespie 'was tic-!
;omyauied from Amhert by Miss]
Maud Harrison who vlsttod here test
rc.ir. The sisters went to W<*>d!ar.d.
iVat-hiiifc'on, for a visit with their
ilstfT, Mrs. H. F. Taylor. Mi*
fiarriso.i went on to India
.rhere sve will as-ajn enter bar j
.■hosen work as * acber and mis- j
Nonary among the natives. Miss
flarrlsti. is. a remarkably pitted wo
man and cave several talks on ber
wcrk .vbcu vusiuig in Skagway Dur.
iug tcr leave of absence. Miss Har
rison n* to her old home in Xova |
ac.tla for a visit wi.h friends and
relatives
0—0—0
On W< dnesday, September tbe j
13th. M aster John Hardin Steren
$ n ceborated hi? first milestone !
Dn life's journey by inviting a num- j
ber of his little friends, to bis
home. Ihe small man was aseiAed ;
by his rn.ot.neT, Mr. Andrew Steven- j
son and his sister, Mies Mary !
Ruth S'wenson. The afternoon
was devo'cd to gitres, music and
juch H*>rt as please the childish
hearts. A huge birtiiday cake
was one of the important feature*
3f •he refreshments. The children
present "were, Dorothy Lands
borough Lucille Hudson, 'W illard
Peders n, Stewtirt Larson, Urania
Larson. Willard Hillcry, Mary Ruth
Stevenson and Jo'pa Hardin Steveji
son.
v—v—v
Mrs. ''Gus" Jornson aivd her little
daughter Virginia were arrivals eg
Monday fiom Damson and went
scii'h to Seattle on the Mariposa.
From Seattle, Mrs. Johnson will
re to Boston cn business and Vir
ginia »i!l remain with her maternal
aunt la Seattle. They will return
north in about a month .
0—0—0
The spirit of Improvement set ;
by Mr. Andrew Stevenson and Col- '
anel W. L. Stevenson has taken
bold ol *ie people of Skagway and I
many are making improvements, j
PaiaHfe, cleaning up, new founda
tions and new <oofs are in evidence'
in all parts of lbs town. Let the |
good work continue.
The Women's' Auxiliary met
this week an.l docidod to
he-Id a cooked. food sale
au the 23rd of the present
month it the store of L. A. Ha?
risou. 1 be proceeds will po to-;
ward buying a carptt for the Metho*
[list .-bur<h. Notice will be given
at a lat/y date as to details .
e —*—•
Mr. T. A. SbortJii!l who has fcaen
the EUfst of Uis daughter, Mrs.
L. A. Harrison, will leave on the
City of Seattle for Janaau, where
he will remain for a short time
visiting with his son. Mr. TV. W. |
Shorthill and then return to bis
home lu Tacoma, .
•—
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Wrigit of,
Seattle. trriveO from Dawson re
cently and went south on the Mari
posa. Mr. and Mrs. Wright were
registered at the Puliea House and
were dinner guests of Coloael W. L.
Stevenson on Monday.
The <wo building* JKr» war. g ,
coiupiHjtiu, oc Lite corners at Vroiu*
»i.j bktii Aveutie will t>«
kiivHu La« Bro-uiwa^- Ua^idiat.
and Is*. Siuh. Avenue BuUdlug '
The former was at one Urn
kn;>wn <•* "he C*risoL <«,d
t..e Uar as lira Monduauj;. «v
t—»—« t
M*ny ct tbe mta of Skainra} |
wtre irawu as Juror* to do Jut; ^
Ui Jaueau, among wijon: are J. \ t
MliitT end fVa.uk Donk, wi-o 1< ■
Tor the capital oa t he spok.. .■* j
OtUi-rt. m ill foilcm, Mjc^e h»\o l«e*»i
excust-d lor business reasuiv t
9—•—v i
air. W. 1). Fiehcr, wuarf caahjer c
for the W. P. and T. K., ha* sfttr 1
tsd ll.S COU£ifVUt-OS Willi ill'*t < >■- '
pany a'ii will, with his rami.?. *
go south where Mr. Flsiier »ill ac 1
c*jt a similar pos-ilion wrtb tlie I 1
P., \\iih residence at Rifi'bj".
0—0—0
Mr. f_nd Mrs W. L. L^.nd-Jb<"THjpv. t
nuw living in the KviUe cottage 0
ou t'-e cxrner of Broadway and
Eigj'U Avenue, will occupy th*
ipariaient la the Sixth Aveaue
building. facing the east, w b» n It is .
finished.
1—I—0
A i€lt*r frotc Dr. L. S. Keller j ^
From Prince Ruper* stated th-i he
a ad had a vary pleasant rtr^urr and
kouIo leave for St. Paul a-, ; • |
11th.
1 » «
John r'rs*^- Pugh, collector of •
\merk«n customs for Alaska who
-as bet a a Pollea House gno^i for
several dtys, w-"nt to b4s hor «• in
lui.oau on 'he Mariposa.
v—P—•
Tbe lVversea Photo^rothliij and
Supl>ly store is being- bov.m f-oi '
.he eld quarters lo the room n ,
Lhe ro-ner of Broadway .. u P :: *
\vcnue. J
»-«-«
The W. C .T. U. met on We
lay ai;d '.titled to t'.-e '< <
Mrs. L H. Pedeiwen aori Hni. G V J
Ziukac, who attended W < *
ti. couvt-ntioa bold rw n*ly i
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SKjGWAT ALASKA <
W 1 LI.I AM PALLIST1R. M. D. «
(Penumi Lj of £*atllr)
SperJaltat t» the im<mbh^i n* "
liltOM* MX) »fwmuw Of lb' J
fyp, ear, Boat aod throat. <
Om«3»: OoldKt&a Bulldlr.j. Jo- >
■ Mt, AlukK
w. r srroiT
Prsette* U *11 ©ecru
I* Tarrttotr of Ala*k*
Huif< ______ Al*»k*
To Care a Cold in One Pav
T«kc LAXATIVE BKOMO QTTNTXr
'ablets. Stop the Con^h and He»'«
nd work ofl tbe C >ld. Dny:(p>=:i rr'cnr j
money if itftilstocrre. E. VT. OJrotr
tignamie ** on each box. 25 cents.
: Pack Train Restaurant
i •
J The Delmotiico oPAfnska
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KaramAS A 1 uKJI
pBonarrcu
What Too OM» OK Wh«« 1o« OwtM to K KkmiM P»
Wr M«it m Specialty of P*n(jih<a mm) |»TtM« IXnaffr
A Rnfiocd and O<*»for«»ble place for a Sw?*«w <1t Ibr fihtrw
tB On«7 PHr*te B"Oth» If P' ilird.
Got "More Money** for ronrFoxm
Black. Sflver. Crow, R«l. Whh» nd Mm, Lrm.
Bear, Marten and mfcn Far I lami i > i Ha< yar aaXtaa
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kavr la tfcr »arM tnh< mMnl n> *a«T» MMTUII* rf«
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caaa?aJr»-on1->i XT-rfsra Pw I
AKP PROFTTVSI.F Trarra. »'-'•» f«r Tk |Mr< Maa^ ~ j
CS» only a - -arate ini«i arv^ pr*-* Hm pnHiliil ,
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A. B. SHUBERT, inc. 9STSJSSSSM& I
AKf YUCB KIPXETg WELL?
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Tunrv U pomibit o-uis* r la d<»aj
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It roa arc B*rroti> Ctnj' or »om
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act-;
a prrTCij ItWi.ti ranacr.
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Kt cnuaraded bj i-housacdB
R«ad tt>< 'oiioviuf «ui«eni,
W. V. vondoa, 161 U a, Bta
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a > rid* l« what vakkaoad mj kid
e;» tod cso-ona ba^katke. J cos Id
ardlj 4< t OB or Ofl lb* *•(<• ba
il -i«r «* »barj> rn.j is lb* amal.
" mj back. Th* kidnay aaera
■u% nt-rt too fr*qu««t la
Miti« ic* to aria* *«r*ral tlmaa
' u.fclU 1 had dirty al
ii. 1 k juTi Kid nay ruia c»r*d It*
a<kwrr* ard r«TBlat«<d th« acts©*
• ffij aida^r*."
Pr r» t(Vc, at all £♦»!«"* Dor 1
nirlj- i>k for a kldtey r^nsfdy —
c* Do*b'» Ktdory Pill*—tb* aaara
fis* Mr. Condon had. rn*:ar-»IIJ
tb Co. Pre**., Paffajp. K. T.
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Indian Backets
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M. Oris iiu pranapt car* at
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RAW FURS |
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HIGH - PRICES I
FOR FINE FURS ;
TRTTK FOR PRlr* UST
Percev's Fur House :
CV.kko.fc, Win I 111 0
!* wunn umtntv
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rti KAUV'JtT
Pioneer Dairy
a. > *raiA«. r>r*.
THE SIHillRT lill RiKCH
Th« 1rnrrw *»■* M 8
(ftjcua *»trr !a iiMtt
Oally of M"" 1
milk ia* r-*axB U> *U ^rtau g
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