I WHITE PASS 8
=1101 ROUTE =
The
Route of
Comfort,
"m
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Speed,
Service
Safety
Through Tickets t;> and from Dawson, Fairbanks, and all
Interior Alaska'and 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.
Daily train service (except Sun lays) Jwill bs maintained
between 3ka*way and \V tiit-; H >rse, an I Jour fully .equip
ped Parlor Observation C ir* afford travelers every |com
fort and convenience.
Full Information cheerfully given up>n applying to
A. F. ZIPF, Traffic Manager,
I Skapuay,
i Alaska
b!2 second Ave.,
Seattle, Washington
WhitdPass & Yukon Route
IIME TABLE No. 87.
Dail/ Except Suntlaj
No. I, N. Round
1st CUaa
0:30 a. m.
12:03 p. m.
12:45 p. m.
1:40 p. m.
3:20 p. m.
5:50 p. m.
Leaves SKAG WAY Arrives
- - WHITE PASS Leaves
- LOO CABIN w
" BENNETT "
" CARIBOU "
Arrives WH1TSHOBSE "
Passenger* nut be ax depot in time to have Baggage In
spected and thecked. I«apecUon la atopped 8tt minute* before
tearing (1m of trains. m <• —- -
150 pooada of baggage will ha checked free with each fall
(•re ticket and 75 pounds with each half fare ticket.
No. 2, 8. Bound
1st Class
4:50 p. m.
3:20 p. m.
2:30 p. m.
1:50 p. in.
11:48 m. m.
9:00 m. m.
ru KKAGWiT
Pioneer Dairy
■. W. »KKM%N. rnp.
aWE_MMt BLVRicT
The ifctrwt aad b«nt oo«
ductad i^'iT l»
Dully efcipineata or pur*
mil* o-taiB to all ?ol«Ui
•a W1V» PW t YukJ*
ftOQtfe
J. 1KUTA
MASUK ACT
JEWELER
WATCHE5
AND CLOCKS
Curios, Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
China Wl Cut Glass
Official Watch Inspector (or the
V(i. P. & Y. Route
Mail lDrder» given prompt care
SEEK THE TRUTH.
Strive to be true in all things.
It is won'drous how the truer wo
become the more unerringly we
know the ring of truth, discer.t
whether a man be true or not
and can fasten at once upon the
rising lie in word and look and
dissembling act.—F. W. Robert
son.
The Reason.
"Only a human paradox can put s
weather sign on a steeple."
"Why so?"
"Because he Is the only kind of mat
who can be successful In a vane at
tempt"—Baltimore American.
jj RAW FURS
£ —. WE PAY
• HIGH - PRICES
» FOR FINE FURS
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P WRITE FOB PRICE LIST
S Percey's Fur House
S Oihkoih, • Wisconsin
sr~ nummmmimi
Tbe 0«0j AUvkn will k««v tha folks at home posted w the pro
pter* is making and will «a*e jou » lot of let** writing
Wli/ a** um It. Get extra copies »1 tho DaU/ Alaokaa office.
i'| THE WEEK IN SOCIETY
the meadow lark
By Italpb liacou
Little puff of "oatners
Gray and brown md gold,
W11 en your slim tlrroat gatheis
More tliaai'it can bold
Of the marry, uieliow madness
Tiiii* your lieu'it ditliils,
Yt,u pour it forth iu gladness,
Drenching fields and Mils,
Your notes come spilling golden
Like the bubbles rf old wine;
1 oximi.i1 'my beiyt to bold iu.
Your ecstasies divine!
L:ttlu Xwithered creature
On that zig-zag fence.
You're God's most, fervent' preacher;]
From your eminence
You scatter bita of heaven
As if your wee heart had
The secret of a leaven
To make the whole world glad..
—People's Homo Journal.
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Alaska Luiudiecn
j Mrs. L. C. flielpe ej. San Fran
| ciscu. Airs, -aiuuied ismi of iNew
1 oio, Alvs. J. isayior oi beutuie.
Mis. A. M. . McOoniag oi Los xuigulcs
aua Alms lsauoiiit Duncan, of Venice,
weie iuetts oi. Mrs. Aiaiy K. HsW't
at an iua&aa, iu, icheoa, on. ifVuU-y
iatt at 'her uoine in Gone M.uiora,
leiKweu oy u, sigut seieng uip uiru
'uw ue"utiiui valioysv anu nuls of
Mar in county. Tbii u arty wtre en
thusiastic over'the diversified! sicou
©ry, and two ol' the laoies are ser
iously tuiiUiiug o'' locating in tnis
vicinity. Mrs. McComas is the
motuer of Carroll McCotoms, Bel.us-,
co's leading lady, and Mrs. Duncans
dau^nter lsaucra, Slid her soai Kay- j
inoiid the famous exponents of J
G.ecK art wiio toured America, some
years ago. Mrs. \Vuiker Goleman
Graves, who was lilt gnest Ol M'iS
Har« Ui.e week previous liasi return
ed to her home iu San Francisco.—
San Rafael, Calif., ludejiembent, Ju
ly loth, 11)16.
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Week-End Out (Its
Mrs. Herman Jiazer, who is a
niece of °tue .late Karl Roberts,
field marshal of England's military
forces, Mrs.'M. G. Todd and daugh
*er of San Francisco. audM is.. Har
ry Waguer, bettor known, by ner pe
name of "Madgei Morris'" are guests
of-Mrs. Mary E. Hart af Gorte Ma
dera Mrs. Wagner ia preparing
for Duplication another volume of
poems and Mrs. Hut's book of ber
epxerieneea during iher sixteen
years' travels in AiusJsa, will soon
be ready for tlw> press. Sh« will
spend the summer at her iiume° in
Corte Madera, returning to Alaska
in the fall, to loos alter her 'min
ing interests.
Win. Edminsfir and family and
Mr. and Mrs. -J Graf oi San Fisui- j
cisct', are recent arivala in Corte
Madera, and bav<e rented two of
Mrs. Mary E. Hart's cottages ^or
the season. ' j
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M.VRU1H)
In 'lie Methodis* chuixjlil at Ju
neau, . ii tae aiterjooii o£ Sunday,
July 30. Mr. Albert A. Rousseau,
younger sooi of Mr. and Mrs. A. M.
Rousseau of White horse, was unit
ed iu marriage to Miss 'Marie» Cory
ell, daughter of Mr. G. E.. Coryell,
well-known resident o£ Treadwell,
Alaska. Tlie ceremonyi waa per
formed by 'Rev. Blackwell.
Iu muetionina hte happy; event
the Juneau .Dispatch says:
"The many friends ajndi acquaint
ances'of Miss Marie Coryell, one of
Tread well's movt popular young
ladies, will, be greatly) surprised
and delighted to learn thc.t she was
married last uigat to Mr. A. Rous
seau, of Whitelhio;»>' and Skagwayv
"The groom is a Skagway • man
and met the bride during her trip
to that city recen'ly on the basket
■>U. i eA*. HO io «* iKiMiell UL
oi'-.litr vtwjie im l"V »•»"
»uu kvewofc '
jUf, a-iy^y COupib UlilltM 111
»tlUb«UV/tb« luwu.^ tJVMwll^ Oil, «*
»»ol« lu Ult> 011U-faluoUl ti|
—"•u Ulo 'lAOiaiW , Wiii Mbut,
tvui cj*uifcq £>uu\
iiii', ^uuobtuU il'-b lllkiny- £'i leaus
111 OliagWUy Wjlu Ol'tt Ultcil*iWlfc' »"•
LCie tl-UU Utility lOllLi t*.i iOLfc to Luc
juOJ.g couple. lie Al^b iivtd 101
oevtr«i je«u» in. SkaffWay■ andiuats
iiitiijb oy, Uiu 0C4>i<j. 'iiUe. otitic,
a tviu:,uiiu} young gu'i,. nmu uuLiiy
hi end* tturiiig ucr slay in, town
niit'u ofx a, visit here muring ■ Uie
summer.
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The Appaia/tuiuii, Mountain/ club
rottulii lwaue a tuJr ox we wt*>t
au,u uoiui, -bt'»4-tiii*i .110hi Boston,
Musk.., U. S. A., and enuing tu«
trip at Dawson, lUKoiij Territory.
iuu tour was made by wajr oX 4>t.
I'aal aud'Cnicago-ai'd tarougii^ tne
lauauiiiu itockiea WHu btops at
•Lake Louise, Glacier, 'aiur nana,
lata to Vaucouvoor, is. C.,; uience
to Ssagway and way potrus; • from
isk.gv.ay to Carcrota, La.,ta Atliu
ana surrounding country, tneu back
to Cai cross ami on, Lo vVhitelio»se,
fading witii a bignt teeing trip in
Dawson. On, tlie return from l>aw
bou tney leit lor liie bouuh. and will
oil, iat aoiae trip, make sto(ps lu
Victoria, Seattle, Xfxoma, Portland,
aait Lane, aud finish with a tour
turt'usli tiie scenic wonder oX the j
world—Yellowstone Park, 'liie eu
tiie trip through, 'ht north was
mo.t eujoyable—an ruin except a
snower or two just when* required
lor rest and visiting with neigh
bors ou 'tile journey. The follow
ing comprise the membeis 01 tlie
club wiiq took tlie tour; Miss N.
S.. Abuott, Alias SA. L. Clarke and
Mr. William T. May o£ Boston,
Mass.; 'Miss A. Stoddard, Tarry
rowu, N.. Y.;M r. William S. Ruin
iul, Jiostou^ Mast.; Misa J. A.
Oalxut'S. Worcetiter, ilaas.; 'Jllss
ii. i-1. llaines, Pi'tabuig, Pa., aoid
ilr. C. C. Sciioolcrait oX Concord,
N. U. Tlie osiiau tour north, and
return was made en tliei Princess
Alice.. |
Ti e Bachelors' iJi-nce givon,' Fri
day nigut at tiie; IV. tP. A. clab
was a very deuglitfal ullair. Tlie
oacueJcis pro\ ed, 'litinsfel^tsj^ good
aosts ind saw tiia*. tlie walls were
nor graced witib) flawers tiiat ^ lia.ve
no reui^ss wlieu leit to biooru aJone
lli« ' bachelor! mea" wore ft,becom
ing and ainpropriat© 'joutoaniere—
a single baicueicr's put toil a.ud were
mrtlifr distiuguislitd liyi.Wieiri mod
est demeanor. It is reported) tli&t
some al Uie "double iiarnessi" men
also tooik to tuemselveei similar
flowers and tried to successfully
pass tutuiselve oil as ■ bacliiilons;
buf eveu Uie eaeocliajto siimmea
girls could ne* ao deceived, and
tlit *av deceivers l»ad tlieir paiius
lor tUeir tioubie or tueiT}' troublts;
ior tnei paius. Nearly all oi
Skagwav'e pleasure loveds were iL
attendance and all had a very pleai.
ant t.me. A oozy corner 'was ont
of *iie attractioius and a delicious
bowl of fruit punili1 presided 'ovei
by two charming young ladies —
Miss Bessie Conway and -Mias Katb
eriue 'Hahni—added muclij to the
evening's hankpintBH. Thej bachelor
may "come agaiia" soom
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On Friday afternoon, Mrs1. W. G.
Powell was- hostess at a deligatful
tea g'ven for a pa^ty of ladies, ylio
havo oeen into; 'he interior for a
tour.. Those who uartoak of Mrs
Powell's hospitality werej 'Mrs. F..
H. Ad'rianoe of New Caanan, Conm,;
Miss Banghart of Ntw. York City;
Mrs.. F. Kerr of Baltimore, Md.;
Miss M. E. Pearson and Mrs.- J.
Fithian of Brooklyn, Nefw York and
Mrs. \V. H. Apjpold, cX Roland Park,
New York. Th'^'se 'ladlieej sailed
south on Saturday oni the Prince
Ruper', homeward bound after a
The Milwaukee, again to the Front'
Through the extensive main-lice Electrifications of its
in*urnuiin division*, the "Milwaukee" has again made good
its claim to being the Pion»>er Line. This colossal undertak
ing has attracted the world wide attention and wonderfully ■
increased the safety and efflcic»<7 erf the road. For addi
tional information call on or address |
EL J. Shaw, f Skagway A*^- Harris, T. P. A.
H. G. Weir I Agents ! Juneau, Alaska
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
pleasant outing In Atlin, Dawson
and otter way points.
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Mrs. Z. 45. Freeman of New York,
outeniiueid lor _a, uumutr ot gueets
ui iiic 'I 'M" liouun ou TnUiraua/ ai
temoon. -A (lalnty and tempting re
past was served by the 'ladies> of
the W. G. T.U.. who maintain/ thda
uleatu-iit pla.cq of iestan(d > \recrea
t>oi. The tabk» ana room were
las'efully decked in sweet 'peas
and poppies. Each; gueet received
(Continued on page 2.)
AKU lOUR KIDNEYS SICK?
Manj ^luaka People) llAvo Kept
Well liy Koejjing Their
Kidneys Weil
Bunding. Next may come a dull,
"iuobbuig oackuche,, alimcy, kniie
Uku uauib, headachy dizziness ami
in many ca^ea, lameness when aj-ia
lus in the morning. No ontje can
aiioid to dei«y, until tn**>« troubles
become serious, Begin using Doan'
Kiduoy Pills, the tried and , test
eed kiduey remedy that liaa won Jli
praise ol thousands. Abakan read
eis should lind convincing proof ol
meri« in the following statement.
U. Ii. beliitke, 323 Lincoln St.,
Portland, Or a., says: "Kidney
trouble clung to me for six months.
1 had a dull, steady eucIiq and at
Uinea, sharp fains la my kidneys.
1 had somess over my kidneys and
The fiist symptom of 'kidney tr
The first symptom of kidney
• rouble may be only a slight* pain
In the back, a feeling of etitfn&s or
porenecsfe- in the loins^ -or some an
noying irregularity ofthe urinary
passages. ( Urine la often, discolored
and perhaps sediment gathers upon
1 found 1» hard to turn in'bed. Too
frequent action of my] kidneys caus
ed me to rise oftem at niqht. Doan's
Kidney cured me."[
Price 60c, *at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy—
get DcanS Kidney Pills—the same
t'iat cured Mr. Behnlko. Foster-Mil
ouru Co., Prolps., Buffalo, N. Y.' I
Z*j>ltb Oil Seeps musical Instru
ments, such as Cornets and Trom
boni» U the r#ry best of conldtiom
at all times, 10c, 25c, 60c bottles.
Keller Bros. 8ole Skagway Agents.
Remember that tnere Is only one
•genuine" Kodak. If It Isn't an
Eastman. It Isn't a "KODAK." Kel
lers are the Skagway agents.
Only One "Bromo Quinine"
Whenever yon feel a cold coming on,
think of the full name LAXATIVE
BROMO QUININE. Cures a Cold in one
day. Cures Grip in two da}*s. Look for
,signature of E. W. Grove on the boK. 25c
LUX contain® more real soap
cba« five times its weight In ordl
17 uepjuod jo stlvos Um
'or 10c *t Kellers' tt
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
tablets. Stop the Cough -\nd Headache
and work off the Cold. Druggists refund
money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's
tignature «'s on each box. 25 cents.
Catarrh Cannot oe Cured
with LOCAL, APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease. Ca
tarrh Is a blood or constitutional disease,
and in ordti to euro It voti must take in
ternal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is
taken internally, and act-' directly upon
the blood and mucous surface. Hall's
Catarrh Cure is not a qua-!; m dlclne. It
was prescribed by one of the best phy
sicians in tnis counuy for years and Is
a regular prescription It I- composed of
the best tonics known, com! ined with the
best blood purifiers. ac;in>,' directly on the
mucous surfaces. The p rfc-t combina
tion o£ the two inj rcdients is what pro
duces such wondc. .ill results In curing
catarrh. Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Props., Toledo, O.
SoX by Drucclais. P'If'1' "5c.
Take HMI'a Family l'llls for constipation.
ALiiH of"
v 'y-J£ 5
bi^DDEr. J
**■. ana a!i <
4 t?isshargcs in >
F »ch ccttk brtr» &c i
.01
LAUNCH
GOLDEN ROD
50 ft. long,*12 ft. beam, 15 tons'displacement, 30 h. p.
A Commodious and modern launch making daily
trips to points of interest and scenic beauty.
Special arrangements may be made for Charter or Hire
CAPTAIN RALPH YOUNG, Master
BOOKING OFFI E AND INFORMATION AT
Keller's Drug Store
3rd & Broadway PHONE 126
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