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These are the
\f California Fruits you
should serve in your
home. Of highest gual
I ity, tree ripened; deli
cious orchard flavor; they
satisfy the most exacting
taste.
Try them.
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We 3tU ana nccrmcnJ Man
Best in the Land i
C.W. ASK
&. Sons
Leading - Grocers
NUGGET MOVIES
Broad iv*7, between 2nd and 3rd.
Open Every Night
TOXIGHT
From Headquarters.—A three retl
V.itagTaph, drama featuring Anita
Stewart and Earl Williams.
A Fable.—By George Ade.—Es
sanay Co.
Mnsic by Mrs. K. Shelly.
Commences *» 8:30 m.
! Zenith Oil assurai the b«t pos
sible reults aa & lubriewit for *11
light or delicate maeMmery. 10c,
25c, 68c bottlee. Keller ®r«
Sole Skagway Agents.
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Tilt BANK
WILL OPEN
WE NEED THE MONEY TO
MAKE tbe first
DEPOSIT
Now is the time to bu.v
everything cheap up to
Tony Dortero
Cigars and Pipe»
Why don'i you get that
ROYAL TAILORED LOOK?
We offer ROYAL Made-to-Measrre
£uits unci Overcoats at $16 to $40
Dortero &. Son
Clothiers and Furnishers
PHONE 32
TOWN TOPICS
Miss B. Smith arrived ia Skagway
enroute to Caribo i
The Princess brovght up 66 first
class and y second class passen
ger a.
Mr. Hawkinson, u; Saskatchewan,
was a touud trip i.ssenger on the
Triutess Sophia.
Mrs. Stephenson Dawsin, was
a returning passenger cu the Prin
c .t>3 Sophia eurou'e home.
Reserve Friday night, March
31, for the Red Cross benefit to
l>e s'ven at the Popular Picture Pa]
ace,
Mr. and Mrs. Sel:.lc and child ar
rived in Skaway ou tile Print-ess So
phl\ enroute to th-.'ir home in Daw
EOB.
F. Melville, of Dawson, will sail
ecuth on the Princess Sophia for
Victoria where he will receive treat
ment for hrs eyes.
Tomorrow afternoon beginuing at
2. SO, the Girls Club will hold a
sale of fine frc^h ln<me-:uade dough
nuts at Harrison's itore.
Mr. and Mrs. Mc!ver and child
arrived in Skagway ou the Sophia
yesterday and went over the hill
ou the train this morning.
The S. S. Humboldt will leave
Seattle tomorrow night at 9 o'clock.
Sho h:i« a full passenger list and
a heavy cargo. Happy expects her
to arrive here about the 15th.
D. Muirhead, chief clerk of the
river division of the White Pass
route, with headquarters at White
horse, arrived in Skagway on the
Sophia and will resume his duties
&t once upon his arrival in the
City fcy the Rapids.
W. E. Frazer, telegraph operator
at Lower LeBarge, P. Jackson, Daw
son cattle man, D. A. Cunningham.
Dawson, egg and cr.ttle dealer, F.
C. Chapman of Selkirk, J. J. El
liott, J. McKinzie, M. Morrison and
A. McDonald were among fge pas
sengers arriving on the Princess
line.
DR. L. C KNICKERBOCKER
Dentist
Prcm Seattle has opened temporary
office over Tanner's Hardware
Store. Prices reasonable.
? 6t. 3-6—3-11.
The Princess Sophia brought up
152,000 feet of lumber to this
por* for the W'hita Pase & Yukon.
It is all for Whitehcrse and will
l'o iufcen over as scon as poesible.
A p. p.V, ra freight train is scheduled
/Vr Whitehorse tomorrow.
Thomas Whito of Atlin, who ar
rive'' in Skagway a few days ago
will be a passenger south on the
Princess Sophia enroute to Seat
tie, where he'will undergo medical
treatment to his eye, which was
severely injured ty a piece of
splintered rock.
J. Alaucally, whi- is to represent
the Grand Trunk Pacific railway at
J uueau, arrived in Skagway on the
Princess yesterday rnd is a guest
ot the Golden North hotel. He is
merely making the trip to Skagway
so as to gain a little information
relative to the Garden Spot of Al
aska. •
I WIoH TO MARRY. I am a
young woman 32. Large blue eyes
and tigM brown hair. Rosy cheeks
and fair complexion. Height 5 ft
oif. iuches. Weight 160 pounds.
American. Religion, Golden Rule,
I play piano and violin. Have a
public school education. Have a
Kind and loving disposition, am a
good took and house keeper. Was
b;.rn and raised in the country. I
own my own home. I like to live
in tha country. Address, Box
N'o. 503, Oakland, CsJ.
A. E. Henderson, who is in charge
of the ship yards of the White
Pass route at Whitehorse, brought
uo with him the following men who
will be employed ut th<j yard9 this
spring and summer: S. Homer, G.
B. Moir, S. Tulk, A. Cameron, G.
Walker, N. Murrry, A, Gray, J.
£ Mcintosh, H. Mciiurney, Pi Mc
Mahon, P. Worley, G. Wilson, B. R
Elliot, J. Garden, A. Macintosh, W.
Smith, A. Murray, il. McCaltle, T.
Griffith, N. M. McDonald, and M
Mclkcnald.
Fred H. Story, superintendent of
the Ruby Silver *nu Silver Queen
Mines company, arrived in Skagway
front ine mines a few days ago and
will return in a day or so. Mr.
Story came over lo receive a new
steam boiler which was brought
ud on the Princess Sophia. The
bciler will be installed at the
mine and used for generating pow
er for the compressors which are
used for drilling. With the in
stallation of »he new. machinery, the
work of tunneling will be greatly
facilitated and the work will pro
ceed with more raprdify.
SEND OR
TELEPHONE
YOUR
ORDER TO
YOUR
DEALER
TODAY
1 Recipe for a good
nigKt's rest: Plenty
of good fresh air.
^Recipe fcT a Good
Breakfast: Folger's
Golden Gate Coffee.
•item** «pcc;al
pmcf *«icc
1 LB. .45 .35
2 " .85 .65
2M " 1-00 .75
6 " 2.00 1.50
Grocers will collect
tbe difference from u®.
J. A. Folger & Ca
Sen Franci:co
<Sc
COFFH
45c
QUAimf
Pay attention and you "will know
all about th9 dance a-nd '97 cele
bration tonight. Every man pays
one dollar admission at tbe door
an<* receives bunk money to the
amount of 1000 bucks. This will
redeemable at the table, where the
games will run and at the bar for
soft drinks. Should you run short
during tha evening you can pur
chase more bunk coin from money
changers on the floor.
A inst and second prixe will be
given for the ladies having the
raos» bank money ia their posses
sion at the ead of the evening.
One first prize for the lady 'with
tho most percentage chocks in her
possession at the end of the ev
ening. One prize goes to the meo,
and that is for the greatest total :
oI bunk coin accumulated during
the evening, honestly or otherwise
Tue daace begins at S p. m.. Now
you know all abou' it.
Come and enjoy yourself. For
get your troubles -nd vout respon
sibility for he rest of the world's
troubles for awhile in innocent fun.
liEPUbLMIII
ROW AIJUNEAU
(Continued from pace 1)
primaries and elect the same di'le
gito at each.
Arnocg the twenty debates
namod last night are the names of
many former Wickersbam men, some
of whom have be-^i affiliated with
the democrats in ».Uo past. Shackle
ford's name is not in the list.
He 6tated tha» he wanted to exer
cise his right as s republican to
make challenges and see that a pro
per delegation was seated at Se
ward. He accused John Rustgard
and O'Connor of trying to rule or
ru.a the republican party and
claimed that the call permitted all
republicans to participate in open
primaries. It is alleged that Rust
gard charges that Shackleford and
Wickersham aTe in an alliance to
steam roller the republican party in
Alaska.
Crede Bonebrakc, who was called
to his home in Goldendal^, Oregon,
by the serious illness of his mother,
returned on the Priucess Sophia yee
teTday and is once more filling his
position as prescriptionist at the
Keller Bros, drug store. Mr. Bone
brake states that when he left
home his mother hr.d greatly im
proved in health.
Mr "VV. G. Powell, accompanied by
his trlde of but a few weeks, ar
rived in Ska»way on the Princess j
and will from this time forward call j
Skagway his home Mr. Powell
coraes from Regins, where he has
been In the employ of the GTand
Trunk Pacific railway, and it is for
the purpose of representing that
company that he h.is come to Skag
way.
G. A. McNicholl, assistant gen
oral freight and passenger a^ent of
the Grand Trunk Pacific railway
with headquarters at Prince Ru
pert, arrived In Skagway on the
Sbphia yeteterd&y nnd will remain
| fcr tbe nest tea days. It is Mr. |
MrXicholl's lntentim to open tie
office of his comr^r} here, and will
retaajn until Mr. Powell is properly
iastailed.
The Princes® Sophia of the Can
adian Pacific line, arrived in this
pjr at 3 p. m. yesterday after
uoon, and in speaking of the weath
er. Captain John McLeed stated
that ii jras about 'lie worst that
he had eTer experienced, taking the
whole trip into consideration from
Vancouver to Skagway. During the
trip up heavy snow Etorms were
frequently encountered, and sev
eral times the passage was ob
scured by dense fags.
GIVES THE PEOPLE
A SQUARE DEM
W. M. Fede rmann. » Leadng Druggist
of Kansas C'tty Stand* By Hi»
Convictions
W. M. FEDERMANN
"I have always lielieved.*' he sakl.
"that a drutpist's first duty is to the
health of. his customers. 1 tell my peo
ple frankly that a safe, pentle. inex
pensive laxative sni h as Rexall Order
lies, kept in the home, -will pay tbe bit
pest dividends of any investment ever
made. I recommend it as the best
family laxative, because it is put up
in tasty candy tablet form that appeals
to men. women anil children alike, ami
is as delightful and pleasing to take as
It is healthful."
WM. BRITT
JUNEAU AND SKAGWAY
THE REXALL STORE
Lot is just the thing tor doing
* little laundering while traveling.
Contaiijeat to use and sure and safe
!■ remit*. 10c at Keller*'. tf.
GAGE
Spring and Summer Hats
Now On Display
Becoming Tailored Effects
Lacey Sailers
Also the ever popular close
fitting: hats so suitable to
Skagway zephyrs
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Pbenc 55 Storr dow n8R W urrt*v« PPM
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GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office Fifth Avenne
Open Every Night Raised Seats
SaJimlay and Sni*l*f
Imp I'BlrtrJil prr*-Mit> in two »mriv His LIST CHAVdw — A
vtrflo now^iapfT drama *i»h I/«»h liufnrl. llriamW
ami W. J. FVrpww. PHHlBoftl by IVunV Craw.
B*rh>™ Teiuijwit and O. A. C. I.mxl in ruitUbai'.
BILLY'S RIOT. — A rip-marin^ Jmflr fflnrdj,
Little nnij.
.">.000 fcH of film*.
Moaic by 3. X. MITW.
Until farther notice no Ann w.'il W- tfrm on Mo»><iay, T»«
d«y and Friday night*.
Admission 25c and 10c
Begins &30
GLDfcS** BAN ft IN ALASKA
: THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
f .«onr«t», AI*»V*
[ Capital $50,ik>0.0. $20.txxi.(H»
B. M. bEHRENDJ.
Prewdm!
F. V «lIF CAT M^NAlJGliTON
W t"rr». C»«tin
Got "Morr Money** lor j-f»nr Foxes
Black. Silver, Cram. Red. White Wn», Lr«*.
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rure in onr h'TT1*, and we like o«firr «tjIVh thing*. and the
Kodak 1* KflK m- after all there U bo tnritaUos Ifke the
original. and "if K ta"t an Eastman, ft Nji'I • Kodak." an
tulnk tt over v« oomjwre the Rodaka at the Rhnw»j Eaet
man Agency vr]i« aT other# arrt ytm will hare no dovht aa in
which i» the btr+ tmsnrrn fht jtra to •$«*• far th« romtnjt mrm~
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