I HIE PISS
=M! ROUTE
The Speedy
Route of | | Service
Comfort, Safety
Through Tickets to an J from Diwijn, Fairbanks. an J a!! Interior
Alaska anJ Yukon River points.
Daring season of navigitm, oar fleet of modern, up-to-date
steamers will operate regjhrly the enire lenj'ch of Yukon
River and its tributaries, giving a service nevei before
equalled.
Daily trim service will be maintained between Skaguay and
Wnitehxse, an J oar fully e.yaippel parlor observation rars afford
every comfort 'and convenience.
Fall ntormtion cheerfully given upon applying to
A. F. ZIPF, Traffic Manager
Skagway, Alaska
and
612 Second Avenue. Seattle, Wash.
1 he White Pass &Yukon Route
riME TABLE No. 33
Daily Except Sunday
Xo. 2, S. Bound
1st Class
SKAGWAY Arrives 4:40 p. in
WHITE PASS Leave* 3:10 p. in
LOO CABIN " 2:2.5 p. in
BENXET •' 11:50 u. in
CARIBOU " 10:25 a. in
WHITEHOBSE " 0:S0 a. m
Pawengei-s must be at depot in lime to have Baggage inspected
and checfe»«l. Inspection Is stop p 30 minntes before leaving time
of u-alna.
150 pounds of baggage will be checked free with each full fare
et and 73 pounds with each h->lf fare ticket.
Xo. 1, N. Bound
1st Class
0:30 a. in. Leaves
11:33 a. iu. "
12:45 p. ni. "
1:40 p. iu. "
3:20 pw m. "
3:30 p. m. "
The Bc-st The Most Pooulaf
THE
NEW
CAIN
Juneau's Newest and Fineot
Hotel
Room withdetachfM th$i 53up
Room with privato ta' ii.SO up
Juneau. Alaska
Whitehorss
Kluane Stage
Line
The Royal Mail Stage
leaves Whitehorse the
fourth of every month
for Kluane and way
points and also on the
seventeenth :>f every
month for Champaigns
Passengers and Freight sol
icited, Rates Reasonable
and the Service First Class.
H. CHAMBERS, Prop.
OFFICE
legina Hotel :: Whitehorse, / T
Pack Train Restaurant
The Delmotiico of Alaska
CHARLEY" —JOHX
Karaman & Clfcak
PROPRl ETORS
Whet* too Cms Grt what Vou Dcs-re Coottd as n Should Be
W| Male * SP«cl*lty of Banquet# and Private Dinner Parties
A retflaed ud comfortable place for » "upper Rfter the show
or dance—ierrice 1* c©*y private booth* If fieelrea.
VVEEK IN SOCIETY
Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Few
have named their little new daugh
ter Gerald'ne Selma.
o—o—o
Mr. Andrew Stevenson returned
J on th:> Alameda lroni a visit tu
Anchorago and Seward.
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For first class dressmaking go to
Mrs. Engle, Zinkaii Terrace, on
Stare street near Eighth avenue.
0—0—0
Mr. Herbert Wheel or, general
j xuanager for the \V. P. and V. R-,
| returned on Saturday last from a
- trip to 'Whitehorsa.
0—0—0
| Jud<~» John 11. Winn of Juneau,
who whs a Skagway visitor last
I w e>ik, returned home on the Geor
' £ia.
ft—0—ft
Dr. Walter S. Hill of Cleveland,
: Ohio, a guest of Colonel Stevenson
I lor several weeks, left for iionie on
the l'rlncess Alice.
Mrs Hubert Shelly has recovered
j from her recent illness at the \V. P.
hospital and returned home on Fri
day.
0—0—0
M*s. Frank Lucavish is expect
ing a visit from lur daughter, Miss
MinuieWiIson of Seattle. The young
lady will arrive about the fiist of
' ugust.
0—0—0
JuJse and Mrs. Everett Smith of
Seat'le, returned on the Alameda
i from a triy to the westward and are
i tiie puests of Colonel W. L. Stev
i enson.
0—0—0
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Mattes of
j Odebolt, Iowa, who have been the
I gaests of their 'uncle. Conductor
j C. K. Shelly, left on the Princess
Alice for home.
0—0—0
Mrs. Eugene Smith and two lit
I tie sons, Everett an.d Bruce return
I ed on Monday from a visit with Mr.
i Smith's mother, Mrs. Ida Crease,
j at Cowley, Y. T.
— 0—O—o
Mr. 'and Mrs. Falcon Joslyn of
Fairbanks, came up on the North
' western and were guests of Mrs.
II. S. Pullen until the train left
tlio following day. r
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Dr. Walter S. Hill of Cleveland,
Ohii, who went to Dawson for a
short ulcasure trip returned on
Monday and is again the guest
Colonel W. L. 'Stevenson.
j Mrs. E. "W. Purdy and hor daugta
: ter. Miss Marian Purdy, of Beiling
ham, Wash,, were passengers on
the Spokane and visited with Col
oucl W. "L. Stevenson while the
ship was in port.
0—0—0
Mrs. H. A. Sanford 'and small
sou "Bill" arrived on the Jeffer
son and are now living in the Gu^
i felt cottage oa Broadway near Sev
! enth aveuuo. Mr. Sauford had the
home all swept and ready for his
family. '
0—0—0
Miss Ethel Leslie of Whitehorse,
was an arrival on the Spokane and
visited with friends for'a few days
before proceeding on her w ay liouie.
While in town 'Miss Leslie was a
Pullen House guest.
0—n—n
Miss Agiioo Moffatt one of Skag
way's popular teachers left 011 the
Spokane for a visit with the Sower
I by family of Juneau, and from there
will go south on the Princess Alice
j for a visit to 'coast cities.
o—o—o—
Mr. and Mrs. Ilermon Kelley and
their soup, Mr. Alfred Kelley and
! Mr. Kendall 'Kelley, house guests
of Colonel \V. L. Stevenson are
oi a trin to Dawson to be gone for
• about two weeks.
Judge Martin Conw-ay, Mr. E. It.
Stivers and Mr.'George Miller were
dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. J. F.
Van *le Wall on Tuesday. The house
! and table decorat'Gr.s were of fra
grant sweet peas and nasturtiums.
0—0—0
Mr. E. S. Busby, collector of
Canadian customs, rccompauied by
Mrs. Busby, was an arrival on the
Princess Alice and visited with Urs.
I liusby's relatives, Mr. and Mrs. G.
j V. Zinkan while the Alice wr-« in
port.
0—0—0
Among the many beautiful flow
ers now blooming in the garden of
Mr. F. J. Weber is a cros3-,breed
dahlia of which Mr. Weber is just
ly j>rcud, 1 as this pretty piece of
"Burbanklng" wr.s done by him
self Two species of this exquisite
flower, a pink and a white wore
grafted together and the result is
most satisfactory—the blossom is
in tes*ure and quality like the pink
variety, but no color—it is pure
white, not a trace of pink is visible.»
I Colonel w. L. Stevenson hat
had a number o' distinguished
j guests with him the past week, and
' thev have been royally entertained.
ft—0—0
Mibs rt. A. Browning, matron of
the Ridley tome for children at
Old Metlukahtla, B. C., was a pas
senger 'north on one of the late
boats and a guest at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Myrick for her
summer vacation, left on, the Prin
cess Alice for home. •
o—o—o
Miss Maude Harrison, sister of
our fellow townsman, Mr. L. A.
Harrison, arrived on tlie Princess
Alice and will remain for the sum
mer Miss Harrison is a Baptist
1 missionary with headquarters in
India, aud is here to enjoy a
I rest with her brother's family,
o—o—o
On Sunday a party of eighteen
made a trip to Mount Deyvvey and
j return. The greater part of the ad
I venturers climbed the highest peak,
and were rewarded with a fine view
| of the surrounding country. A de
' lightful picuic dinner followed the
I climb.
0—0—0
Mrs. L. A. Harrison, who : went
v.ith her youug nephew to Juneau
for a visit wiUi 'her brother, Mr.
\V, \V, Shortliill, who is private
secretary to Governor 'Strong, re
ceived a telegram calling her to
Tacorna to attend her mother who
has been ill for sometime.
O—0—0
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Ganty and
their two children, Prosper the
second and Marian left on Thursday
for their yearly summer outing in
the Atlin aud Carcross country, and
will tour the lakes with an Evin
rude motor power. Mr. Roy Moyer
will assist with the work in the
P. H. Uanty store while Mr. Ganty
enjoys a well earned rest.
0—0—0
Miss Grace T. Webster and the
c! ildren of the "Reverend and Mrs.
Frederick Faulkner of Klukwan,
came to Skagway cu the Peterson
and visited in town for a few days,
returning home on today's boat.
Miss Webster is assistant to Mr.
Faulkner in his work among the na
tives o* Klukwan and is also teach
er to the Faulkner children.
o—o—o
Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Wright of
Edmonton, Alberta, were passengers
on the Princess Alice to Skagway,
where they will V'sit witu the fath
er 'of Mrs. Wright, Mr. Phil Abra
hams for a fortnight. Mrs. Wright
as Miss Abrahams was a year or
two ago whe.i here for her vacations
a great social favorite, and she and
htr husband are warmly welcomed
to Skagway. Dr. and Mrs. Wright
are guests of the Gclden North. •
0—0—0
Little Everet* Smith, son of Mr.
a.rd Mrs. Eugene Smith, spent a
month at Cowley the guest "of his
paternal grandmother, Mrs. Ida
Crease. While there the little'man
made friends with, and had as pets
many wild fowl and animals. Ducks,
gophere and small birds came and
ate nt\ir him and were his com
rades and playmates, and one day
ho eawa large bear, which he did
not stop to talk to but got home
as scoa as his feet could carry him
Everett returned home this • week
and id telling his Skagway friends
of his visit. k •
Miss Mary P. Uernhofer will give
a costume concert tonight in Elks'
hall, and will be assisted ajid ac
companied bv her young sister,
Miss Carolyn Bernhofer. Miss Bern
hofer needs no introduction to the
music lovers of Skagway, for all
remembers the beautiful voice of
this young singer, for she sang to
a delighted Skagway audience when
ste first made her appearance after
a numb*- of years hard study in
German-*, where after graduating
from a conservatory of music in
Beilin she sang in grand opera. 'AH
who wish to hear a musical treat
should attend, as this "will probably
be Miss Bornhofer's last appearance
in the north. Miss Carolyn Bern
hoft/r shows promise of being a
great singer, but at present is turn
ins; her attention to tlie p-iano.
Miss Carolyn graduated with first
honors from the Academy of Music
in New Westminster, B. C., where
she did most creditable work. -These
two young: ladies are deserving of
the most liberal patronage1 and
should havp a full house. All .who
attend will find a treat in Store for
themselves. It lias been said toy
eminent critics that Miss • Mary P.
Bernhofer ranks next to Tetraiin
ni as a coloratura soprrino, not
only 'are highest notes hold and
coiored with ease, but her middle
ami lower notes are full of melody
an'' sweetness. {
i| Mrs. James M. Hart and her
I daughter, Miss 'Ethel Hart of Chi
cago, mother and sister or Mrs. H.
| \V. Heusen, are here for the su.m
I mer, and will be guests of the lieu
son home on Third avenue near
Main street.
o—o—o
Mrs. William Leslie of White
liorsecame over to meet her daugh
ter, Miss Ethel Leslie who arrived
from Hie south on the Spokane,
visited with her friend Mrs.'William
Shearer on Thursday. Miss Leslie
was also a guest of Mrs. Shearer.
The two ladies went homo on Fri
day's train.
0—0—n
Mt. and Mrs. Roy E. Uault en
tertained Informally on Saturday
evening last, for their house guests,
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Sheelor. About
sixteen were present and devoted
the evening lo cards and dancing.
The rooms were handsomely decor
ated with flowers of summer. Af
ter cards, a delicious supper "was
served.
o—o—o
Mr. B. J. Shaw, Alaska Steamship
agen' at Skagwuy, went to White
horse this week lo enjoy an out
ing and to visit with the Mystic
ShriDers who came up on the Prin
cess Alice and alter a brief visit in
towc proceeded on their way to
Wliitehorse and other interior
poiDts.
ti—0—0
The'sweet old story of "Lena Riv
ers" was the chiel attraction of the
many good films shown at the
"Pop" this week, while -"Lucille
Love" is still drawiug full houses.
The mystery increases and many
are wondering if tho fair Lucille
Will end the matter by marrying the
perfectly fascinating Loubeque.
0—0—0
Airs. Crano of Riverside, who lias
been making her heme at the Pul
len House for a number of months,
left on tho Princess Alice for Chi
cago, and other points in the
States. Mrs. Crane is a most charm
ing lady and made many friends
while in the Northland.
0—0—o
Mrs. Harriet S. Pulleu has furth
er improved the appearance of her
handsome grounds by replacing the
uns'ghtly wooden fence between her
yard and the fedral court house
with a neat wire one. An iron gate
opens ln*o tho court yard. Mrs.
Pullei has commenced to fill in her
tennis court with sand and will
soon begin work on the floor.
0—0—0
In honor of his house guests,
Judge and Mrs. Everett Smith of
Seattle. Colonel W. L. Stevenson
gave a very enjoyable ea on Thurs
day afternoon. Tea was poured in
the handsome dining room, which
was tastefully decked will' beauti
ful flowers. The hall, guest room
and living room were also fragrant
with sweet l>looms all from the
well kept garden. The viands were
choke and dainty, and about two
score partook of the hospitaliay of
the generous host.
Ou Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. M.
Sundten gave a very pleasant even
ing to a number of their friends,
the occasion being in compliment to
Mr. and Mrs. F. \V. Sheelor. The
tims was massed with music and
games. Thq lioma, was decorated
with many beautiful flowers. A
d?!ic!ous luncheon was served.
Those invited were Mr. and Mrs. W.
. FSheelor, Mrs. Herman Grimm, Mr
and Mrs. Ro^er Bryant, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy E. Gault, Mr. and Mrs.
William Arter, Miss Etta Sundeen
ani Master Victor Grimm.
0—0—0
Mrs. -Herman Grimm entertained
on Thursday afternoon for a num
ber of her many friends. The guests
were amused with whist and "500."
The entire house was lavishly.
decked with beautiful flowers. Af- j
ter the games the hostess assisted i
bv Mrs J. C. Phelps, Mrs. Rog-1
er Bryant and Miss Etta Sundeen, j
served a supper of de
licious viands. The guests were I
Mesdames J. H. Sherman, John Ho- j
$an, Mark Phelps, Chas. Brockmille-^
Matthew Sundeeij, John Phelps,
William 'Arter, Roger Bryant,
Matthews, Roy Gault, F. W. Sheel
or, P Flynn, Miss Helen Flynn,
Katherine Gault, Victor Grimm,
f.t'a Sundeen, Phillip Gault, Rob
er1- Alter and Baby Sherman.
0—0—0
On Saturday evening Mrs. A. E.
Kind<jll gave a very delightful "500'
party. This was a most happy
event and the time was passed wth
cards and music. Theliving, dining
and 'guest rooms were artistically
adorned with white sweet peas,
white pansies and other white flow
ers. The color plan was carried
cut in 'the score cards and scratch
cards, and the pencils were tied
■with white ribbon. Dainty refresh
ments were served after cards. Mrs.
H. 3. Pullen received the prize
for high score and' was awarded a
pretty boa bon spoon. A ribbon
pin tray'was given Mrs. V. I. Hahn
as consolation. Those present
I I
wore Mcsdamee 'E. J. Shaw, V. A.
Peterson, F. B. Wurzbaoher, F. J.
Van >le Wall, V. I. Hahn, Hermann
Miller, W. G. Gabie, W. H. Hen
son, Harriet' S. Pullen, P. H.
Ganty, A. M. Rousseau and the out
of town guest was Mrs. E. W.
Crane of Riverside, California.
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WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
| Curios, Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
| China i.id Cut Glass
i Official Watch Inspector for the
W. P. At Y. Route
5 Mail Orders given prompt care
: RAW FURS
WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WHITE FOB PRICE UST
Percey's Fur Htruse
O«hko*h, - Wiftcontia
rrtJC BKAUWAi
J
I Pioneer Dairy
ti f fctft-.MW, ''r»|i
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IH SMiTUBT Bin RAHCH
r!j The lwgwt and beat com
g ducted dMry lz Alaska.
j Daily shipment* of pure
> milk aai cream to all point*
oa White Pa*a k YuJroa
Route.
■jiitteii Steamship Co.
U. 8. MAIL STEAMER
Elocric Lighted. Heated.
SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS
Sailing Dated aid Steamer Sub
ject to Change Without Notice
Juneau-Sitka Route
Leare« Juneau for Douglas, Pun
Hoonah, Gyimum, Tenakee,
KlULsnoo, Chatham and Sitka
EVERY WEDNESDAY AT V2:0l
«- m.
Jiiiirictjvi/ v > 112
Le:iy** Skagway for Halnee, El
dred Hock, Comet, Jualln, Sentla
A Island, Eagle Hirer, Douglaa •
and Juneau.
EVERY SUNDAY .*T 12:01 a. m !
(WILLIS E. .JOWELL, Manager. ■
ONLY ONE "Bromo Quinine," that is
E g;;ative Rromo Quinine
Cures a Cold in One Day, Crip in 2 Dayj
fij on box. 25c.
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