HE WHITE PASS 8
=11(01 ROUTE =
The
Route of
Comfort,
^ ' 'SP
Speed,
Service
Safety
Through Tickets to ami from Dawson, Fairbanks, and |all j
Interior Alaska land 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.
D lily train service (except Sunlivs) will b3 in unt uned
b'Uv >^n Ska? viv an 1 Witite H >rs», an I our fully Jequip
p >d Parlor Observation Cars a'T-ird travelers every jcoin
fort and convenience.
Full Inform ition cho^rfullv given ui>>n ipplyin * to"
A. P. Zf PF, Traffic Manager,
Skaguay, G12 SecondDAve.,
Alaska Seattle, Washington
WhiteiPass & Yukon Route
11MJ2 TABLE Xo. 87.
Daily Except Sunday
No. I, N. Bound
1st Claae
9:30 a. m. Leaven
12:05 p. in. **
12:45 p. m. "
1:40 p. ni. "
3:20 p. m. "
5:30 p. in. Arrives
8KAGWAY Arrives
WHITE PASS Leave*
LOO CABIN **
BEXXETT M
CARIBOU **
WH1TSHORSE "
Passengers nu.it be M de>ot i<a time to bave Ba^iWC In*
specled and checked. Ia*pt-. ion la stopped 80 atlnu&es before
leaving time of train*. —
ISO pounds of baggage will he checked free with each full
fare ticket and 75 pounds with each half fare ticket.
No. 2, S. Bound
1st Class
4:50 p. m.
8:20 p. ni.
8:30 p. m.
1:50 p. m.
11:48 ». m.
0:00 A. wt.
nut stKAfiWAV
Pioneer Dairy
■. w p«'P
uTHE SANITARY MILS_ EMM
Tile aad beet
ducted «*»iT )» *!■»**.
Daily of Jiur>
milk «*'oac; to &U polats
•a WMtr Paw 4 i'ufco
Ront-i
J. IKUTA
M*.VCFACT!M{IN*;
JEWELER
WATCHE5
AND CLOCKS
Curios, Ivory Carving*
Indian Baskets
China and Cut Glass
Official Watet Inspector for the
U-. P. St V- Route
Mail Order* given prompt care
sgassasssiaasaaaHs^^
Hogartn Used to Forgot.
■William Hogarth. the famous English
artist, was so absentmlnded he caused
his friends much entertainment When
he was prosperous enough to have his
own carriage he first used It to make u
call upon the lord mayor. When he
came out of the Mansion House It was
raining hard, and the artist tramped
the entire way home, wet to the skin
When asked why he bad not come In
his carriage he said he forgot all about
It, and a messenger had to be dls
patched to the coachman to tell him to
return.
Lucky.
"Noah must haTe felt lucky when hi
landed after his long sail."
"Yes," replied the New York import
er. "Think of a man landing all thui
cargo without a customs official to sa>
a word'"—Exchange.
| RAW FURS'
—. WE PAY ^
HIGH - PRICES?
FOR FINE FURS ;
WRITE FOR PRICE LIST J
Percey's Fur House
0»hko»h, • Wi»con*m i
TTie Doily AlMkan will keep tfta folks »t borne posted on the pro
gram Skngway to making and will 8-ive jou a lot of letter willing,
Wbj not use it. Get extra copies at the Daily Alaskan office.
I THE WEEK IN SOCIETY
NATURE'S COUNTRY BAND
There's a little band of Binge*®
Every evening comes and lingers
V.ai h the window of my cottage In
the trees;
Wi'h the dark they raise their
voices,
Walie the gathering night re
joices,
And the leavee join the chorus
wi'h the broeer-a.
Tb'.-n the twlnkliug stars come
ou»
To er.joy the marry rout,
Aud the squirrels range themselves
upon a log;
And ♦he fireflies furnish light,
Tlia» they read their notes aright
The ka'ydid, the cricket and the
frog.
—Atlanta Coiistitu'ian..
p—o—0
Oa Friday afttsooon, in compli
men* to Miss Venecia Pugh of Ju
neau, Mrs. E. J. Shaw entertained
several young girls, friends of the
honor guest—the occasion being
her birthday. The aftenioom was
spen« with games and music. The
house and table decorations were
all o' fragrant sw?et peas, the
color ulan being pisak an4 the prett
table with its teas,, of good viands
was <01 in pink. The cenfcetrpiece
was a huge cake ited to pink, with
pink caudles* Tbti favors, Jittle
billikens, were tied with' pink rib
bon a.i'l the ice crtflm was of the
same color. T he i^iiests were Miss
Eleanor Ballou ct Boston, Mass.,
Miss Kathertue Halm of Seattle,
Washington, Mks Bessie Conway
of Ska sway, Alaska, audi the com
pliment guert, Mls» Veaetia Pugh
of Juueau, Alaski. The prize, a
dilntv handkerchief was won by
Miss Ballou.
Miss May Mills a.] <1 Miss Murphy
of Sitka who went to Anchorage on
1 h- Mariposa, wrcte from Cordova
♦h-t. they had a v^y pleasant tnlp.
The dpy was clear ,nd a fine view
ol Mount Fairweatl er, Mount St
Ellas and Malespli \ glacier had
b<-ui among the many beautiful and
grand objects of interest seen by
the n on the trip. At the time of
writing they were getting ready for
a side tripj to Child's glacier.
Misp Lucille Stevenson, of Chi
cago who haa been visiting with
♦he family of her brother, Mr. An
drtw 3 tevensoni a nd wiith' her
cousin, Colonel W. L. Stevenson,
left 'or home on the Princess Alice.
Miss Stevenson visited the interior
couii'r" and will make several
stops cn her way home olRhtseeing
amidst the woaidera of the Rocky
mountains.
9—0—0
Foirr enterprising youing glrl9,
soire of <hem of the north and one
from the far east, have formed
themselves into a club known as
the Four Leaf Olovwns. On Wed
nesday and Thursday last they sold
refreshments to the public and
realized nine dollars and fifty-five
conts which will be used to pur
chase four leaf clover pins. The
boot" was in the "Ballou Te*t"
and a large sign on the fence of
our good physician. Dr.. W. G.
Gabie, pointed the way to the re
freshments.. Two guides or pages
heralded the facta from the Btreet
corners anjd the young ladies serv
ed home made candy and cake. The
four Kaf clover quartette are Miss
Bessie Conway, Miss Eleanor Bal
lou, Miss Katherine Hahn and Miss
Veue'ia Pugh.
0—0—0
Mrs.. Jonathan McsBrien has re
ceived word of tha marriage of
her niece. Miss Irma Louise Low
in-ui of Seattle to Mr. Victor O. Un—
dou of Portland, Oregon. Mr. and
Mrs. Undeai will arrive on, Saturday
—today—for a visit witli, the fam
ily of Mrs. McBrien. The bride was
at one time a member of the Mc
Bi ic< home and attended school in
Ska.jway .
| Tn« lollowing item may be of in
| teres" to the readers oX the Slcag
way Dally Al.i&k-ui, as weveruJ of
' t he piciiio party were at one time
resiueui* of Skagway..
Picnic I>rty
The gasoline launches Whltehore^
with Opt. E. J. Hamacher at the
wheel, aud Sourdough, pith Capt.
Fred Gray in charge, left at 10
a. m. Sunday with a crowd
of people aboard bound for a pic
turesque picnic ground on the bank
of the river, about four miles be
low town, where several hours
w^e spent most pleasamtly, reach
ing heme at 8:30 on the evening of
th,» same day.
Those in the party were Mt. and
Mrs. Geo. Wil-som and eons, Dave
a-nd Yore, Mr .and Mrs. Isaac Tay
lor and sons, Willie and Charlie,
Mt. aud Mrs.. Geo. Fleming, Mr.
aud Mrs. Wm. ^ime, Mr. and Mrs.
Frel Gray, Mr. and Mrs.. A. M.
Ruuaseau, Mrs.. Mcintosh, Mrs.
A.. Jl. Rousseau, Miss Pearl Tig
hestui, Miss Henrietta Rousseau,
Me?3tb E. J. Hamacher and Lovell
C. Ivouaseau.—Whitehoree Star.
0—0—0
T:e members of the Woman's
Church AuXliary with1 some of
th'ir friends, about two score in
all, went to Burro Creek on Tues
day ant' had a fine outing, return
K'T lii the etvening. The trip was
maris on the Golden Rod recently
P'ircLased by Colenel W.. L. Steven
sou, and with. Captain, Ralph Young
'he «rli> across the bay was made in
a few minutes landing the pic
nickers early in the day at the
ramjiing ground. Here each and all
ha/i nday of recreation and pleas
ure. A splendid luncheon had
beea prepared and addedi much' to
the occasion .
CaD'aln Peter M-adtsen, the good
Captain of the faithful Hagg that
made so many trips between Skag
wav and Haines whan larger boats
woold not venture in such rough
weather and was for so many years |
th<» over-to-be-depended-upon' oar- i
rier cf tne mail between those ports I
is now in town with his family. I
They tnade the trip up in the H««g
an l will be here for several days ;
before the children will hare to re-1
tnm to Ju-neau to resume school.
Captain Madsen is now on the run |
b««ween Juneau and Kake..
0—0—ft
In honor of Mrs.. J. F. Pugh, of
Jaueau, Airs. E. J. S'law entertained
bridge on Tuesday afternoon. Th
rooms and table wero profusely
dtcrrated in pink sweet peas and a
very tempting luncheon was served
in tbe dining room. Mrs. Hu.hu. wo
'lie orize, a handsome hand made
handkerchief. TliOsu prt«ent w®re
Mrs. V. I. Hahn, Mrs.. Hermann Mil
ler. Mrs. Willajxl K.. Hi'lory. Mrs.
F. J. Weber, Mrs*. W. C. Blanc hard,
ilis. W. G. Oabic, Mre. F. B. Wurz
bacher, Mrs. Maxtia Conway and t.aj
iionor guest, Mrs.. J. F. Pugh..
0—0—0
Mis- J. F.. Fugh and her
daugnter, Venetia, of Juneau, arriv
ed from the interior oa Sunday's
special train and are guests of the
Pollen House. • They accompanied
Mr. Pugh to Dawscti and then re
tu-iiei together, going to Atlin and
'hen, back to GarcroeB then tc
Ska^way. Mrs. Pugh( reports a
splendid trip -and thinks the new
A'l:n hotel an eotceedigly modern
auti up-to-date hostelry. Mr. Pugh
is at the head of U. S. customs and
is making a tour of Inspection..
#—I— 0
9r essor and Mre. Stone, well
known in New England, are In the
north, enjoyig a well earned vaca
tion. Mrs. Stone accompanied her
husbacd as far as Dawson and then
returned to Skagway with the Vio
le'te uarty and will remain in town
till Professor Stone makes the jaur
Dey down the Yukon and reaches
! The World's Mightiest Locomotives
Now tn"l the "Olympian" and tliei "Columbian*
over the Bitter Roots and the Ivockies—with the
electrilieatioa of 440 miles of its main lln«|, the
"MILWAUKEE" is Iwtter than ever preparcd to look
«fter the comfort atid accommodations of its pa
trons.
Ketnember this when you oome outside.
Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railway
E. J. Shaw,
H. G. Weir
[skagway by way of VaJdes. From
here they will go eoutfcj and »o
joura in Honolulu during the win
ter
»—0—I —
Tile Xuosdmy Cluij held a t>usmu4
meeting In. the store of Pedersen
Co. ou Tuesday and afterward went
to La*e Dewey lor a tramp. At
the camp the usual eood time waa
iuia and ail returned home eager
tor the "neat time." Tine club has
few rules and Is Quito an inform?!
organization. Anyone of good mor
ale and a lover of the outdoor can
hevumr a member. Each, furnishes
his own shune of eatables.
o—o—o
The Reverend John, L.. Campbell
of Vancouver, BC.. preadied a v«i>"
interesting and masterly wermun in
'he Methodist church oa W dne»duj(
evening. Mr. Campbell will re
turn to Skagay «i<su week and it
is h"ped that he nw-y be able to
give a lecture at the «ae place,
vuid all who wish to on joy a rare
treat should hear him..
•—I—I
Mr. Thos. Ma-rtindale, well known
in literary circles and also enjoying
■he reputation us a hunter of big
game-, left his piaoe of busnees in
Pniladclphda to come to the Land
of i he North tor a vacation and hue
been a guest o£ the Pullen House.
Mr.il artiudale came north, on the
Alameda and is now in the Atlin
district.
♦—•—<)
Mrs. Chester A. Thomas arrived
iu town from Dawson, the first of
ih week, bringing her mother, who
is aeriouEiy ill. They were earoute
to Santa Barbara.; but the mother
became worse and is now in the
White Pass h/06®ital. Mrs. Thom
as is a guest of the Pollen. House.
1—•—•
Mrs. R. L- Gowdy and her son
Mr. W.'lliam H. Gowdy of Xeaia,
Ohio, are in town gueet of the
Golden North, hotel. Mna. Gowdy
and her son are well pleased with
the nor*!n; but *h lT1k their home
state—Ohio, the "president, etate"
—a little bit better.
0—0—0
Mixe Esther Stewart and her
sistw Miss Smily Stew-art of Port
land, Oregon, are visiting with
'heir friends, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Reinert. These *wo charming young
ladles will remain in Skagway for
a. fortnight.
2—«—0
Mrs. G. V. Zinkan and Mrs. Stone
were oaasengers on the Golden Rod
for llainee Tuesday. Mrs. Zinkan
(Continued on page 4.)
GOOD BACKS FOR BAD
Alaska Residents Ale Learning How
To Exchange the Old Back
For a Stronger One
Does your ba^k ache, feel wea-k
tnd painful'.'
1 Do }0u Buffer headache.", lan
guor and d"j>reMlou* *
Vie ki<iaeys mar be calling for
belp_
Weak kidneys canoot do thetr
wvrk. i '
Give tiiem the o*lu lh< y coed.
To euro kidney backache you
mu?t cure the ldn»r*.
Use a tested «wi pioven kidney
remedy.
Do&n'e Kldaoey Tills have stood
the lest
Couvrnclng proof of merit la the
following endorsement:
Mrs. C. E.. Spink, 6624 Carleton
Are., Seattle, wc*, says; "I had
a. lot of txottble wli'ji my back. It
acfcei* day &cd nieht tnd I could
sot rest.. When I *ned to straight
en up after stooping, sharp paina
darted through/ inc. 1 was nervous
and had headaches ai.d terrible dlz
7t spe ls. The kllney secretions
were unnatural. Do&n's Kidney
Pills relieved me and I haven't be< a
bothered slnca"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply asfc for a kidney -remedy—
ge* Dona's Kidney Pills—the game
that Airs. Spink aai. Foster-Mil
burn Co., Props., Buffalo, K. Y..
Remember tuat mere Is only ODe
"genuine" Kodak. If It ian't an
Eastmsa, It isn't a "KODAK." Kel
lers art the Skagway agents.
Only One "Bromo Quinine"
Whenever you feel a cold coming on,
think of the full name LAXATIVE
BROMO QUININE. Cures a Cold in one
day. Cures Grip in two days. Look for
,signatureof E. W. Grove on the boK. Zbc
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
tablets. Stop the Cough and Headache
and work off the Cold. Druggists refund
money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's
signature ;s on each box. 25 cents.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
with LOCAI* APPLICATIONS, nn th*J
cannot reach Hie s«-;»r ti tlis«*ase. Ca
tarrh Is a blood or c<>n.--t itutional disease,
and in ordci to cure 1: you must take in
ternal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, and sets directly upon
fhe blood and .taicou? surfac. Hall's
Catarrh Cure is ne t .*» qua< k medicine. It
was prescribed by one of tht best phy
sicians in this cou:/.ry fcr years and is
a regular prescription. It Is composed of
ihe best tonics known. . combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. Ti'e perfect (V'mblna
tlon of the two !nr^' " nts <s what pro
duces such wonde. .'ui results in curing
catarrh. Send for testimonial#, free.
F. J CHKNFY & CO . Pr*ps.. Toiedo, O.
So.4 by Dru££l*tf>. pilr* 78c.
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