I WHITE PASS 8
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The
Route ot
Comfort,
Speed
Service
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
np-tQ-date steamers will operate regularly the entire
length of the Yukon River and tributaries, giving a ser
vio« uever before equaled.
Daily train service (except Sundays) will be maintained
b«fc*«*n Skagway and White Horse, and our fully equip
ped Parlor Observation Cars afford travelers every com
fort and convenience.
Pull Informitioa c'DJrfally giv».i u;>).i applying to
A. P. ZIPP, Traffic Manager.
Skaguay, 012 Second Ave.,
Alaska Seattle, Washington
White Pass & Yukon Route
11MB TABLE No. 87.
Dailj Except Sunday
No. 1, X. Bound
1st CUm
9:30 *. m. Loaves
13:05 p. mi. »
ISMS p. m. "
1:40 p. m. "
8:30 p. m. "
8:50 p. a. Arriv<»
SKAGW'AY Arriv«
W HITE I'ASS Leave*
LOO CABIN **
BENNETT "
CARIBOU H
WHITSHORSE •»
Pa**engen most b* at depot iq time to have Baggage in
and checked. Inspection La stopped 80 Minute* be far*
leavtag time of train*.
ICO pound* of baggage will b* checked free with each fall
fttr* tick** and 70 pound* with each half fare ticket.
No. 2, S. Bound
1st Cla*s
m 4:50 p. bu
8:20 p. m.
8:30 p. m.
1:50 p. m.
11:48 a. m.
•:00 a. m.
telieves C AT AR R H of
tho
BLADDER
and all
Discharges in
4HOURS
Each car «u'e bear* tte
naaotj* /^N
Bnavof (MIQ'fl
COBKitrftuu \ J
9ol4 >T *'i
BRUS^S WORTH TOE MONEY:
Perhaps you need a hatr brush,
with, hard or BOft bristles; a
shaving brusfhj tha.t holds its
lather; a tootk brush) that
doesn't shed gristles; in fact
arvt,hing in the brush; line. Ask
Keller Bros., The San-Tox Drug
Store to show you their line.
OverfiThe Top of the World Lby
Electric Power
Thq '-Olympian" and the "Columbian," the Milwau
kee's crack transcontinental trains are now hauled
ove* mountain barriers by electric power. Tak^
these smootb riding ALL-STEEL trains and avoid
the unoke, soot and cinders Incident to steam
travel.
E» Shaw, {Skagway
- H. G. Weir I Agentt
A. E. Harm, T. P. ^
Juneau Alaska
uucago, MiiwauKee ana bu raui Kaiiway
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY
OCTOBER
Tof the woods',October calls
My willing feet, to find
'Aliid the go Wop rod, [
An)d the falling leaves
01 the maijjl'Q treed
With, their .varied hues,
Or of scarlet oaiB,
Or tU-e crimson gum
Tne, crown of thq tjeairtetous year.
Iu the rich ripe leaves or tfog au
tumn wooUb, ;
After the summer's pnid<e is o'er,
A glory grows like a, sunset sky,
All change ia glorioue); . . .
Each change brings Jn new ex
cellence.
The sunset of the year foretells/
lo the trusting heart, a sunrise
glaid |
In the woods, when thq })Luebird9
come again. —Thomas Hill.
1—0—0
Mr. Lee Gault la away pm a hunt
ing trip .and his friendei evpecti a
tmtf cu Lis rQtu.ro.
•—I—I
Mr. and Mrs. Louis) Ender are
home again, after spending* j the
summer at M<jDonaltf| creek.
0—®—-•
Judge Royal A. Gunnison went
lo Pavey today and will return to
Sfcagway 01} Sunday's special.
0—0—6
Leve:i C. Rousseau of White
horse came over to Skagway on Sat
urday last for a w<>ek-end visit.
o—o—o
The Eagles gave a very enjoyable)
dance in their hall on Saturday
night and all who attgndedi bad an
evening ofl pleasure.
o—o—•
Mr, F. F. W. Lowle, general
agen* of the C. P. R., line In; the
nort"' with! headquartens ln| Juneau
Is la town for a fortnight's{ stay.
•—«—•
The week has been well filled
with social diversion. B;iaX?n ball,
bowline anki danclisg have been
feaMnes of amusement in town.
Elk* Dane® tonight. Bq eure to
go artJ take your friends) for a
good time, such! as the EUfs always
furnish. to! membera and guests.
1—0—•
Mr. and Mrs. Frank; Manly andi
M.\ Claunji Manly came from inside
points on TWursdaj; and left for
'Co south on the Prinfceea Alice.
1—o—o
Mr. Ralphi Pedersem returned on
the Princess Alice from- a trijij to
Seattle. -Mr. Pedersen, -will engage
in photography with) brother and
father.
•—I—•
Judge Royal A. Gunnison Is in
town for a few days oa legal busi
uess registered at the Fullen Hoiuse.
Jadse Gunniaonj arrived on the
Spokang.
0 - I , »
Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Hardy re
turned thia week from McDonald
Creek and will spend) th« winter
here. They are in their cosy rooma
in th Hardy and Enden building.
1—a—•
Miss Mary L. | Paterson,, popular
matron of the W. P. hospital is
home from a Vacation! in'B. C. cit
ies. Miss Pateraonj $>entmiucW of
her time visiting; with) herf mother.
«—«—*
'Mrs Harriet S. Pullen la in
Skasjway for a fefw days; but will
soon return! to' herhoimestead at
Dyea, where she la harvesting
ercps and making) many improve
men^s.,
0—t |
Mr. William Bledsoe, 'son of Mr.
an.* Mrs. "W*. J. Bledsbe went
south on thiei City af Seattle on
l>ist way tol San) Franciaco, where
tie will enter a schoiol to) advance
himself in hia chosea work—car
tooning.
m
IN STACIKNG TIME
Witjin the shelter of 0| towerin]
stack I
1 lie la shadoiw, blinking at the skj
I hear tix-ej glorioHia so'uttoenr win*
Sweep j the sere stubble Hire 1
scyth.
The falling criakets patter like th<
rain '
Shakenj from wind-toissed ( yellow
Wheat, , ' | ; 1
0 first ripe day of autumn! . . .
O wind, and,light, and. oool, high
clouds,
O sm°ll ctf corn lea/rea irkpenlng! j
It i» so sweet to lie here, dunvt
and raipt
Wi*h. wordless ,weight) ojj ancient
scenes and suns,
Or un remembered millions otf au
tumn dayB|
Filled with the wander otf a mil
lion vanished years,
Wouderjof wimda audi wood and
waters.
The smell of ripening grains and
nuts',
Ad* the joy of sunset rest from
toil
In rude, small fields ia dim an
cestral t days.
—Hamilton, Garland,
0—0—0
Mrs. Led Simmons oil C^rcross
arrived ia tfflvul this weejk and leflt
for Victoria and other* southern
on Tie Priacesa Alice.
8—0—0
A card from Mr. and Mire. E. A.
Rotinscn o£ Atlin, whoi stpent the
summer in Skagway, announces
tneir saf«* arrival la their home
town. Mr. Roibineonj ia improving
in health.
0—1—0
The ' Pol*" haa beemt doing a good
business the| past w»ek. Many of
the delayed; people gathered! ia
t.ho shew house for a pleasant time
awaiting the coming ojj the belated
steamers.
October IS—Alaska Day—was
pretty well obseived In Ski jpv-ajj and
H. is hotted by another year, ap
propriate services in w hie hi all the
tovn mav take part,•will be held in
Skagway. j ' .
0—0—0
Mr. T. M. Daultoiv of the Atiin
district came out oai) Thursday and
wc-n». south on the Prinzes® Alice.
Mr. Daultoni had| dinner with Mr.
aud Mrs, E. A. Robinson, in Atlln
on Wednesday.
0—•—» »
| Captaiu| George Burruea) arrived
frcm Dawson( on Wednesday and
joined Mra. Buirruss, who has bepn
a Pollen Ho>use guest for,some day£
and together they went south' on
the Princess! Alice.
«—I—9
Mi. WoWdJbury AWbey arrived
from the interior onj Wednesday
an! will leave for keadlquartersi in
Juneau soton. Mrs. [AWbcy and
little Denise will join) him there
in the near future f
1—«—t
Mies Nellie J Cashmanj of Fair
banks, whbi has been a Pullen
House giuesiti for several days made
a ♦ rip to Jiunteauj this we$]s and re
turned iu time tioj tajke the Princess
Alice for the south.
•—•—•
Mr. an' Mto. Carl E. Orlandei
I went 'o Seward! on the Alameda ant
i w'Jl return at a later date- Mr. CXr
lander hag beienl connected, with the
H. D, iKirmse jewelry stare during
the summer moniths.
I 4 «
Mrs. Norman E. ; Black we rub fc
Whitehorse onj Friday to meet Mr.
Blacu who arrived at that point jo
few days ago. Mr. and Mrs. Black
will return home soon, and Fill re
main here for the winter.
o—«—a
Mr. ar.d Mrs. W. E. Priyett of
Pendleton, Oregon, wbol were in
♦own for a fqw days onj [business
• and renewing] acquaintances wit a
old friends, went stouth, on| the
. Prince Rupert enroutel home.
•—«—g
Mrs. Hill Barringtonj was anj ar
rival from Dawsom and! will remain
i iu town the guest o® her mother,
Mr8. Margaret Hayjward, until the
coming: of CaiptainfiiBarrington, wheq
they will go south) for the winter.
«-r-r • - -
Mrs. Frieda White, [who| filled
the position, ae matroni at the W- P.
and Y, R. fcoe|pital diurlnfel [Miss
Mary L. Patrsonfa ajbsentq 19 ruorw
the lu-use guest odJ Mrs.E.J. Shaw
and will go south) on the: Alameda.
1—1—1
On Tuesday, Mr. and, Mrs. Fred
Flckardl entertained* very] pleasant
ly & few friends. Music) bbthj in
strumental and! voical filled the
hours and, thej hiostesBJ served a de
licious supper. Thoeej presen*
were Mr. and Miu. A. C. Blanchard,
Mrt J. M. Keller. Mr. G. J. Far
well and Missl Myrtle LIndsajr of
Seattle, whol is Mrs. Fickardt'a
house gueat,
1—•—>
Mrs. A. M. IRousseSau came to
Sfeagway from Juneau wherfl she
stopped for a fetw daysT visit with)
tha : family of her sister, Mrs. E.
J. White. Mrsl RousBeau. wad on
her way home jfrom a visit to
SouiJtl cities. Adter a day's stay iu
Sbajrway she w«Jit tW her home in
Wndtehorse. Mrs. Rousseau was
tho cues' of hew eonj and> daughter,
Mr, an^ Mre. Albert A. Rousseau.
Additional society on; Page 4.
Many Alaska People Are Begi<> ,
iilDg to Feel thf) Strain
The heavy tax at oYei'wark — tli
extra strain, utpoii the iback so
necessary to many trades and oct
pa.tlGne is Wad o<n the kidneys. TLe
kidneys Degin, to fadl in t'heir w>rk
and the poisonous matter collects
in, ih,e sjstem. 1 f your work seen: i
h-aj-J lcr you, if you have a lame,
weak or aichinig: hjadk, if you seeai
tired and listless, if yc/u mahlce sedi
ment in the u'rlne, unniatuirtd col' r
or irregular paaxg-esj and e^em
to i< running dolwn, without
aporiresut cause, begin at once wit»
Doau's Kidney Pills, the rem
edy <hat has proven so beniQlieiai a
bo many jesidienite of thity viciniij.
It has braugfht strength to
'Vicks of thoiusandB "<f wjorking u.£ii
and women.
Mrs. Jiargaa-^t A. Nesary, 151.?
Twanty-firet Ave., S., Seattle, Was ;,
says: "If I -worked too hard I ii.Ml
doilJ, sickening pains across ui>
loins and hiipcs. My wihfolej sys'eJi
waa afftctejd aid made me feel poor
ly in every way, Spedls of dizzi
ness cam° on and I h<ad a, glimmer
iiiig before my eyes at times. 11/
kidneys were irregular in action
and ib<* pa^fcages Tv-etrej distressing.
Doau's Kidney Pillsi greatly benefit
ed me. In Btpite of my adYancitl
ag", I am active and do all my cwu
housework."
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy—
get Doan's Kidney PiUs — tl:9
6ama iha* Mrs. Nesajry had. Faster -
Milburn Co., PitopB., Buffalo, N. Y.
Pack Train Restaurant
The Delmotiico of AInska
CHART,, BY JOHN
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PROPRIETORS ,
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A rtuWiitwi mj£ (MifUMfl place f«r « Supper After the Show
or duu Ittilm |a ONf Prirat« Booths if Desired.
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00 EAST via.
PRINCE RUPERT
ON THE LUXURIOUS TRAINS OP THE
GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC RAILWAY
The Grand Trunk Pacific Steamship "Prince Rupert"
Leaves Skagway every Monday at 11 A. M. and
Connects at Prince Rupert with the Grand Trunk Pacific
Travel Via "THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO THE EAST"
Save two days on a trip to Eastern Canada or the Central or
Eastern States
Modern Equipment, Electric Lighted Standard and Tourist
Sleeping Cars, Excellent Dining Car Service, Meals-a la Carte
Reservation and Pull Particulars Cheerfully Furnished by
J. D. McAuloy, W. G. Powell
Trav. Prt & Pass. Agent. Agent
Jnnetu Skagway
Hit or Miss-flostly MISS
The "gtootii lellow" in) the corn
er saloon) hnei aj different impu
tation at home.
Whisjkey mafcee a, man) go dowi^
the AIXEY, while others ta&e
the street. <
Do not caai it a blind) pig, hut
a SKUNK, an| animal that dis
penses Btron^} liquor without a
license, ' J I
MANY A MAN
keeps his own family in a
hovel while he helps to build
a mansion for the brewer
WAKE UP!
Mr. Workingman
When some men,' think thpy feel
their "oats," they; only; fe«l
their "rye."
The pettiest "dry" town is
drier thaoij the driest "Mret"
town.
Says that) the BaLoonj is) the first
placq si policeman) lootks for
criminals, and| tb,e last place
wherel hS en|pectsi to find virtJue
AIN'T IT THE TRUTH