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Tuesday mid 1VI ay
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11:00 a. m. *• WHITK PASS Le«v's 1:45 p. ui
11:40 a. m. " Lix. t U'.l.V J'J:47 j>. m
12:S5 p. m. " BKVNH " 12:15 |>. 111
2:00 p. m. " tAK' ' " 10:25 u. uu
4:15 p. m. ** WH!TKKf'.' " K:15 a. iu.
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I paring time of trains.
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THE WEEK IN SOCIETY
THE INFIXTE LESSON
We urn ail of us learning our les
sons,
Still chL'dren at school, in a way,
With a spirit for toil and adventure
• And a hunger and yearning for
Play.
I And some of us dream of our tri
umphs
3 | And some of us thiulc of our care,
| An"1 some of us struggle in pa
tience
| : And some of us struggle ia
prayer;
. 1 lH'.r tho truth of it all is the les
son
Lite teaches to those in, the
light—
Tlu.t only the right shall triumph,
And there's nothing worth while
hut the right.
Baltimore Sun in "Our Dumb Ani
| ma Is.
0—<!—0
Don't iorget the Elks' dance this
—Saturday—evening.
u—~v—0
a '.iili:.n Dorau lias accepted
a with. Keller Bros.
J. MulvlhiU returned on j
.May from a visit with
iu a kittle.
—0—0—0
Mr. MiJ .Mrs. P. U. Ganty en
t ruined at dinner on Tuesday for
-Mr. a. C. Blanchard and Mr. W. C.
| Wauehard
0—0—0
Mr. r. F. W. Lowlft left on the '
Spokane tor Juneau, and from thero
be will go *o varius other coast
towns and cities.
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Mr. Andrew Stovensou of Chicago,
arrived on tho Princess May and is
a gue;t o£ his cousin, Colonel W.
L. ottvenson at the "Wdito House.'
o—o—0
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Crepeau
: .^vtd into their h<yiSo on Ninth
j | avenue tho first of the month and
I will make tlieir homo there.
0—0—o
Mrs. J. E. Fcero and littlo Phil
! lip OlSt'n are now occupying tho
' i '..age on Twelfth avenue recent
ly vacated by the family of P. M.
Crepeau.
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Mrs. Harriet Pullen and her
i son, Mr. Royal Pullen, came over
.'roia th>' Pullen ranch, at Dyea and
I 1 will vttarn as soon as tho woath
f cr will permit.
Mr. A. J. Baker left on the
.Y.hccss May for Portland, Oregon,
will bring home his adugliter,
C.^rue Browne, who has been
;11 iVr some time.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Sinclair and
their niece Miss Mabel Benson, ar
rived on the Princess May from an
i; extended visit in tho States and
j left for their homo In Atlin on
j Prldry'g train.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Officer of the
.$ig Salmon country wera arrivals
o:i * i} Princess Ma/ and loft for
Y.'i:itchorse on Friday. From that
• place they will go by team to
their home.
» 0—0—0
"aptain Davis and Lieutenant
. Benedict of Fort W. H. Seward
were outgoing passengers for Seat
t'e on the Princess May. On his
? return Lieutenant Benedict.will bo
accompanied by Mrs. Benedict whom
ho win meet in Seattle.
,: ' T( ECZEMA
l;sjeriface
Fiery Red. Itched and Bumedr
Scratched Incessantly, Broke Out
on Entire Body. Used Cuticura,
Soap and Cuticura Ointment.
s In One Month Healed.
.
10$ Hazel St., Chlco, Calif.—"'When my*
-;rr was a few weeks old a rash came out
' on tier face. It cot. worse and when about
J | six months old it vru pronounced to- be'
veepbtg eczema. Tho breaking out was
• unsightly at tiir os. it looked as though
t : MoiiJ was goiiiK ta burst through tho
skin. Y.'hero she rubbed, the skin wotild
jv ! of. Tho water came through tho skin.
V . n the eczema was at Its worst her face
v us liery red. It itct-ed snd hurnod a great
1 ill al and sho scratched at It incessantly.
• She would turn In her sleep and scratch a:irf
i rub her faco. At the ago of ten montlis it.
broke out on her entire body.
'i " V. o used medicine, somo of which wa*
1 f > strong sho cried when It was put Oil..
V sho was a year old we got Cuticura.
; ' and Ointment and used them on hen.
3 They began to do wonders. With one:
r 'i'.: she was perfectly improved and;
month she wan completely hcalnrt."
. :: i' Mis? Leono Hintz, Juno 25. Hllli.
'u: pie Each Free by Mail
With yj-p. Skin Book on requcA. Ad—
M' -> aril "Cuticura, Dept. T. Bo*
el Utn " Sold throughout tho world.
Max C.utfeld and family are ex- I
pected iiome about tho first of
the coming month from a visit in
Tacoma ivitli their many- friends
and rolatives.
o—6—u
Mrs. Mary Barnard has so far re
covered from her ecout illness as J
t.o bo ablo to loave. the hospital |
tad is again at her home In up-'
Per town. |
0—0—0
Mr. aud Mrs. Al. Henderson of!
Whitehorse, caino ovor to Skagway
this wo*k and sailed south on tho
Princcss May. They will return I
early iu the spring, as Mr. Ilender- |
son is foreman in the W'uitiehorsa I
i.hijp yards.
0—0—0
Mr. II. C. Ciiiene, auditor for :
i ho W. P. and Y. R. stockholders
arrived ou tho Princess May and -wiJ
'. emaiu in Skagway for a time. Mra.
Uhiuie accompanied him.. Mr. and
Mrs. Chiene aro guests at tho
lioldeu North.
0—0—u
Mrs. C. H. Titus who has bwn
- Isitlng iu tho States and Vancouv
er, D. C., came up on the Princess
May and after a few days' stop in
Skagway a guest of the Goldon
North she left for h.er homo in tho
At'.ln district on Friday.
ft—n n
air. George Gould or Discovery,
t.rrivod on the Princess May and
left for his home on Friday. iir. |
Could visited in Seattle ■with
friends. Miss Gould of Min- [
neapolis, Minn, daughter • of
Mr. Gould will visit with her fath
er the coming season and is ex
pected earlj*in the spring.
o—0—0
The most important and Interest- j
i ig social event of the week was
t.ie masquerade ball given by the
Eagles at W. P. A. hall on the
5th of the present month. Many
of the costumes were excellent and
the award of przes was met with
general satisfaction. A complete
list was gh'en of prizes and prize
winners in the columns of thi3
paper cu Monday last.
0—0—0
In the bowling contest between
the men's toam and a team of fair
ladles the latter are now 245 pins
ahead in thq third game of. the
list series. On Wednesday
ulgrht, tbe women did exceptionally
well—Mrs. Oscar Selmer scored 201
and Mm. G. G. Miller 172. The
men will have to make several 200
ssoies to even catch their fair op
ponents.
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Tho Red Cross society met in
the Zinkan cottage an Thursday af
ternoon and under the leadership
of Mrs. F. F. W. Lowle, good work
was done. Any one who wishes to
volunteer in this good work can do
so. The only requirements are that
t-ach cue must take her own
thimble, needles and scissors. Band
fges are being mado and all old
linen and cotton goods are thank
fully received. If one chooses she
may also take hor own thread. This
i3 a splendid work and should re
ceive the aid of all interested In
humanity,
0—0—0
On Tuesday Mrs. F, F. W. Lowle
Curii-g the absence of ber husband,
fr'ave a dinner to the teachers o£
the public school. This proved a
very jolly affair and the serving ani
•carving was quite after thq "bach
elor xnaiu" fashion. Miss > Keen
fn did the carving and Mrs. Lowle
the pouring. The piece d$ resist
tnce was a dish of Skag^ay grown
roast ducks. The center piece was
a bouquet of beautiful narcissi oi
daffodils, a gift to the hostess
from one of the guests. There
vere present, the hostess, Mrs
Lowle, Miss MaTgaret Keenan, Miss
Lois Butt and Miss Agues C. Mof
f.it
u—u u
Mrs. Norman E. Black gay a a
very pleasant bridge party on Sat
urday aflernoon to which the fol
lowing ladies were Invited, Mr3.
Hermann Miller, Mrs. Willard R- j
Hillery, Mrs. Prank Suffecool, Mrs. |
W. 0. Gabio, Mrs. E. J. Shaw, Mis3 :
Kate E. Lynch, Mrs. P. H. Ganty,
Mrs. George G. Miller, Mrs. P. P !
W. Lowle, Mrs. W. H. Henson, Mrs. j
F. J. Weber, Mrs. L. H. Johnston, j
Mrs. p j. van de Wall, Mrs. A. M.
Rousseau, Miss Margaret Keeuan..
Miss Agnes Moffat Miss Lois Butt
and Mins Henrietta Rousseau. Tho
first pr'/e, a pretty "kleverkratt"
v ise was won by MrB. Gabie; Mrs.
G. G Miller won the second—a
danty hand painted bowl. Mrs.
Suffeccti waii awarded the booby
and Tera.'ved a billikln for luck.
The iiosteas was- assisted by Miss
Henrietta Ro'HSBeau. A delicious
lancheou. climaxed tha afternoon's
pleasure.
THROW OUT THE j
LINE
Give the Kidneys Help and Many
People WiU Bo Happiejr
"Thrw Out the Life Line"—
Wean kidneys neod help.
They're often overworked—the ;
don't get the poison, filtered out
of the blcod.
Will you help them?
Doan's Kidney Pilla have brought
benefit to thousands of kidney suf
ferers.
Read this cose;
Mrs. J. H. Van Schaiek, 875 N.
Ninth St., Colton, Cal., Bays: "I
nad a ereat deal of trouble from
disordered kidneys and my back
was so 6ore and lame that I could
hardly move. I noticed the pains
more <n the morning than at any
other time. I had headaches and
dizzy shells and black specks ap
peared before my eyes. Some
times I could hardly sleep from
nervousness and was all run down.
I fel* tired and languid, ha4
trouble from the kidney secretions
and my bladder was inflamed.
Dean's Kidney PiJlu went to the
root o* the trouble at once and
gave mo great relief."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy—
get Doan's Kidney Pills—the samo
that Mrs. Van Schaick had. . Fos
ter-Milburn Co., Props., Buffalo,
N. Y. , ^ t -..i
Hawking In the Old Days.
Falconry, or hawking, was a favorite
•il ort with tlie nobility ami gentry of
Cttrope down to tbe tli^t half of the
si'veiiteuutb century Hawks were
tr.iimd to mount and |mrsne game and
bring it to their masters and mistresses,
coining and going to the call of the
latter with marvelous docility. Tile
hawks were tricked out with gay hoods
and held uutil ordered to pursue the
quurry, or game, by le.lthenj straps
fastened with rings of leather about
each leg just above Ihe talons, and
with silken cords called "jesses" to
each of these I. alheru straps, or "be
wets." was atta' bed a small bell. In
the flight of hawks It was often so
arranged lhat the bells made "a con
sort of swei-t sounds."
Still Hss Friends.
Two retired tradesmen residing In
the country were discussing matters
generally, when one asked:
"Uov is your sou doing in the city?"
"Oh. lie doesn't say much about his
business," was the reply, "but lie
writes me that he's got » lot of
friends!"
"That's very encouraging," remarked
tlie other, "for it shows that he hasn't
had to borrow fuouey yet!"—Pearson's
Weekly.
A Much Needed Rest.
"Poes your boy take kindly to farm
life now that he has finished college?"
"Oh. yes:" replied Farmer Cobble9.
"lie says that after (he strenuous four
years he's been through it's a pleasure
to loaf around home and watch the
hired men at work."—Birmingham Age
I Herald.
Silver.
The handle of a sliver spoon gets hot
more quickly than that of a pewter
spoon when thrust into a cup of hot
cuffee. In fact, this Is an easy and
| quick way of detecting imitation silver
Silver itself has been found to be the
best conductor of heat known.
His Ambition.
' "How would you feel if the end of
the world came tomorrow T'
"I'd be glad of It. 1 always wanted
to be present at a great historical
event"—Detroit Saturday Night.
Happiness.
Mankind is always happier for hav
ing been happy. So that If you make
men happy now you make them happy
twenty years hence by the memory of
it.—Syduey Smith.
Norway's Clear Waters.
In Hit? Cords on the Norway coast the
clearness of the water Is wonderful.
Objects the size of half a dollar may
be seen at a depth of twenty-flve tc
thirty fathoms.
HEALTHY PLANT8
Require the Moat Careful Attention ai
Well as Good Soil.
Did you ever see a rosebush whleh
despite the most beneficent environment
of soil—of sunshine—and of atmosphere
-seemed never to achieve a health;
growth.
A ton of manure will not help a planl
that has a canker eating out Its heart.
Tou must destroy the cause before yoi
«ap remove the efTect.
Tou cannot cure Dandruff and Bald
Hess by rubbing1 on hair lotions, am
Tubbinr in vaseline, etc.
Tor must look to the cause of th
•trouble—It's a germ at the roots o
your hair which causes It to fall oul
Newbro's Herplcide destroys the gem
healthy hair is the sure result.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. I
■tamps for sample to The Herplcide Co
Detroit. Mich,
One doiiar oottle, guaranteed.
At mU drug stores.
J. 1KUTA
MANUFACTURING
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curios, Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
China and Cut Glass
Official Watch Inspector (or the
\X-. P. 11 Y. Route
Mail Orders given prompt care
BKAC.WAV
Pioneer Dairy
M. «r hKEMAP, fr;n
M SIMM HU BANCH
The lirgett and beat coa
ducted (tf-lit !» f.laaka.
Dally iiiipmsata of P"."t
milk aa^ cream to all poliiur
on White Pas« k Yufeo*
Route.
RAW FURS
—. WF, PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
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Oihkosh, • Wit>con»in
The Best The Most Popular
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Room with private lit) $2 SO up
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SCHEDULE OF tjAJLLLN'Gs
Salllag Dates aid Steamer Sub
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Juneau-Sitka Route
Learet Juiean for Douglas, Fua
Hoo3ah, Gypsum, Tenakee,
illlLBMiK), Chatham aid Sitka
EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 12:0)
v. m.
Juneau-Skagway Route
Liei\K» Skagway for Halmee, El
ired ltock, Comet, Jualia, Sentla
al Island, Eagle Hirer, DouglM
And Juneau,
EVERY BCuDAY AT 18:01 a. *
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you df not stoo at
THE
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Rooms Single or en Suite
Baths on each floor
Famous for its Home Cooking,
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Buttermilk from our own d?''v, I
Fresh Eggs, etc
Rates $2.50 Per Day and Up
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