The
Speed,
Route of { ^ Service
Comfort, Safety.
Through Tickets to and from Dawson. Fairbanks and al)
Interior Alaska and ^ ukon River points.
YUKON RIVER SERVICE
Daring the season of navigation our fleet of modern, up-to
date steamers will operate regularly the entire IengtK of the ; •
^ ukon River and tributaries, giving a service never before js
equalled.
Our daily train service between Skaguav and \\ hite Horse |
has been improved by the addition of modern
PARhOR OBSERVATION CARS
which are splendidly equipped with comfortable leather
chairs, writing desks, card tables dressing roj ns, etc.. afford
ing travelers an oppDrtunity to view the fam ius White Pass
scenery ia ease and comfort.
For full information applv to
J. E. DEMPSEY. Traffic Manager
Skaguay, Alaska
Tne White Pass d&YuKon Re it?:
TIME TABIiE No. 3:5.
Daily, except Sunday.
'-'•.I. 1 Boned !fu. 2 8. Boom'
1st clasj l<>t class
!>:30 n. m. leaves SKA<;CAY Airivtw 4:50 p. m.
1 —:05 it. m. •" \VHITli I'Ast1 Leaves :12() "
p. m. " LOG CABIN " 2:30 "
1:10 " " BK.N N KTT " 1:30 "
3:iW " " CARIBOU " 11.-48 a. m.
r»0 M \rrlvH9 HHITKHOiiSF i.eaves !) 00 "
PasaengerB must be at depots in tinie t# cavo Baggage inspect'd
iuit checked. Inspection is stopped 30 minutes before leaving time of
rains.
ISO pounds of baggage will be checked free wit* rach lull fart
ticket Mid 7R pounds with each ha:f fare ticket.
RircAir. Pure Food . Pure Dnr *
arc essential to healthy jJraWrh
Pure
SEATTLE'S
Leading Popular Priced Hotel
Hotel
Georgian
European Plan i
*11 Outside Sunny
Kwims. Eleiramly
Furnished
| Sample ltooms.
Common*!* ft Fam
ily trade solL-lted '
KATES
Single Rooms ?1 up
Koomswltli liatli'?! ?>0
Two persons Ji.aO up
I C. S. STvFFORD :
Manager 1
' :<&'c iHITLE BREWING S MAISKC- CO
+++*+
Take East Lafco car trom Cnlor
Depot to Fourth. FOURTH AVE
between Union & Pik«
OLDEST BANK IN ALASItA
THE B. M. BEHRENDS BANK
Juneau, Alaska
Capital, $:>0,0u0.00. Surplus, $20,000.00
B. M. BEHRENDS. R-1WILLIS. CUY^McNAUGHTON,
President Vice Pres. Cushier
*****mmJhMp MM *4 &+
WEEK IN SOCIETY:
■y.
THE MKNMCANT
From iloor to door I went, and bag
ged
A bit of food, a night's repose;
Hut everywhere in haunts of wealth
X saw the quick door close.
At last, deep iu au alley's Juurk,
I fell, but bauds uplifted ^"c,
And where hearts bad but crust to
give,
I f Bits ted regally!
—Arthur Wallace reach, iu The
Smat Set.
Mr. and Mrs. Woldon W. Warren
wet'o host and hostess at a very j
jileasaut entertainment ou Friday
o veiling . Tlio Uea.se decora
tions were of cut flowers, pansies,
nas'urtiums aiul sweet peas. The
tally cards ware pretty hand painted
affairs tied with red ribbon. "500"
was nalyed until refreshments con
sisting of welsh rarebit and coffee,
were served wlieu the remainder of
the evening was given to music and
dancing. Mrs. n. 1>. Kirinse de
sweetest songs iung in her usual
spirit of good will, and iu her sweat
est voice. Th© hostess was as
sited throughout the evening by
Mrs. A. C. Blanc hard. The first
prises, a box of candy and a hand
some 1 ■' k of playing cards were
i <>1 .1 ions vent to
id the l itter a My pipe. The
guests were Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
31.-ncliard, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fick
ilrs. Walter McBrien,
Mrs. H. D. K1 raise, Mrs. I*. J. C'leve
! >:»d, MUs Katherin-j Maloisey, Mis®
Frlscilia Pntnani, M. ~'s Edith Liddi
co»t and Mi?s Nada Putnam; Mr.
Harry Mr. i I Cole. Mr. Rov
• —
Mrs. U. W. Mi "lay entertained on
Saturday in houtsf of her little
! by Mrs. A. E.
.Mi s JIa ;a (. l- of Juneau and
Miss Lo:.; McKay. The afternoon
and the yonn- pet pie had a very
happy time. The home was taste
fully decorated in sweet peas and
loses, and tftie dining i bio had a fine
cake with eight • miles—one for
each golden year—as a confer piece.
Gertrude receh . i my pretty gifts
Laameister, Mi, 3' '.*c Case, Jack
Kinase, George t'iovolnnd, Lilly
Peterson, Virginia Seiuier, Luella
Xorton, I-tiia V.'licH'r, Walter
Wlieek r, Frances Kennedy, Albert
Towne. Gould Fickardt, Jack Con
Way, liarret Tow: >, Esther Frieden
thal, Gertrude Mnivihill, Philip
Gault, Francis V.'n do Wall, Vivian
Phelps, Floris Clark, Mahello Ilukitl
Prosper Canty, Jimmy Hukiil, Mar
ian Gauty, Myrtle Dixon, Everett
Smith, Grace Adams. 1\ » Johnson,
Achesoti, Paulino McCann, Florence
Acliesoti, and Laurence Aclieson.
Accepting the invitation of Capt
Warner of the Alamera to partake of
the hospitality of his ship, a party
consisting of the greater part of
tho Pas engers as well as a num
,
went on board while ' c Alameda
was i i port, and from 11 o'clock p.
m. till a late-early hour the good
ship w is the sccne of the merriest
pleasure, spent in dancing, socia
bility and banqueting. After they
had indulged In all the newest
dances for sometime, Capt. Warner
claim d the attention of his guests,
and invited them to the refreshment
ssalon i where was laid a most boun
tiful id sumptuous supper. The
phu e favors were of the choicest
Sk; . y pansies, and many vases of
•hi ilowtrs were artistically arrang
ed amid the beatiful table appoint
ments of cut glass, china and shin
ing silver, while the snowy cloth
made an exquisite setting for the
daintiest spread. Here, in the
presence of the genial and popular
; host the Tevelers were entertained,
:^od fellowship prevailing. After
he feast dancing was resumed and
not until a late hour did the happy
! '.hrong disperse to their homes.
\tnoug those who claimed the cor
■ ial hospitality of Captain Warner
were Mrs. n. r>. Kinase, Mrs. P. J.
Cleveland, Mrs. G. G. Miller, Mrs.
Xeison, Mrs. llouchins, Miss Nada
Putnam, Miss Gladys Butler, Miss
Prificllla patnam, and Miss Goode;
Mesrrs. Perry Delo, H. K. Hastam,
R. P. Watklns, J. M. Elmer, John
Glover, G. R. Sterling, J. H. Irving,
George McCarthy, Jess© Alexander
and chief engineer Brown.
t Mrs. xi j Lynoh, mid the three
; children, Nancy, Eile«n and Jano
arrived home ou the Jefferson from
1 an extended visit with Mrs. Lyncli's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. O'Conneli of
Tecumseh, Nebraska. Miss Kate
Lynch of Malono, N. Y. a Bister of
Mr. Lynch came with Mrs. Lynch
and will visit in Skagway a guest
in her brother's family.
0—0—0
O. L. Dickeeon, president of the
W. P. & Y. R., and J. E. Dempsey,
general traffic manager of the same i
road, with their secretaries, left the
early part of the week for a hur
ried trip to Dawson. Mrs. Dicke
son and Miss Shiela Keen accompan
ied them as far as Wbitehorse and
visited during the week at Pueblo
and the Rapids City.
0—0—0
Miss Margaret Kcenan, principal
of the Skagway school, Miss Agnes
Moffat, teacher of the grammar
grade, and Miss Mina Sowerby of
the Intermediate grade are comfort
ably settled at the Pullen House for
the winter. Miss Catherine Malouey
tcacher of the primary grade will
make her home again with the
family of Judge Couway.
0—0—0
Mrs. Gene Smith has beauti
ful roses grown out of doors, some
are pink in color, large and very
double, of the variety known as
"cabbage," on account of size and
and many petals, another variety is
smaller and of a deep crimsofi. Both
are exquisitely fragrant. Mrs. Smith
has also some of the largest dah
lias and asters of many and varied
L-olors.
0—0—9
Before the doparture of Mrs. Hah
and her children for Seattle, Mr.
and Sirs. F. J. Van de Wall enter
tained at dinner In their honor.
There were present Mr and Mrs.
Victor I. Hahn, Katherine Hahn and
Karl Hahn.
0—0—0
Sergeant and Airs. Anderson at
tho post entertained at dinner o»
Wednesday for the Reverend E. L
Wiuterberger and Mrs. Winterberg
er, Miss Erna Fink, Miss Forrest,
Miss Williams, Miss Lyal Morrison
and Mr. Bruce Brown.
0—0—0
On Thursday Mrs. A. Harding of
Haines gave an informal afternoon
lu compliment to Miss Erna Fink
of Chicago. Tea was poured for the
Reverend and Mrs. E. J.. AVinter
berger, Miss Fink, Miss Williams,
Mrs. Joseph Chisel, Miss Lucy Chis
el and Mrs. (Dr.)Craig.
.i__n n
■Mrs. James McKettriek of Ren
net who has been ill at tho W. P.
and Y. R. hospital returned home j
011 Wednesday accompanied by Mrs.
.Minnie Brune assistant at the hos- ,
pitai and Mrs. Brockway, who re
turned the same day. Mrs. McKet
triek has fully recovered her health.
0—0—0
Miss Motter and Miss Graham wh
have been visiting in Skagway and
llaiues for several weeks were pas
sengers on the Jefferson for Sitka,
Juneau and other point and will re
turn to Skagway at a later date for
a farewell visit with Miss Motter's
brother, Mr. Robert Motter.
0—0—0
Miss June Matheny of Seattle who
visited with Mrs. John Laumeister
and Miss Lillian Laumeister on her
way out from Dawson where she
spent several weeks with her fath
er, left on the Alameda for her
home in Seattle.
— 0—0—0
Mrs. Victor I. Hahn and her son
and daughter, Karl and Katherine,
were passengers to Seattle on the
Alameda, ffhey will be absent from
Skagway during the school year as
the children will attend school in
.Seattle.
0—0—0
Miss Erna Fink of Chicago, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Winter
berger of Haines came to Skagway
on the Jefferson and sailed to Seat
tie, from there she will go to
Munroe, Washington, to take up her
duties as teacher in the public
school.
0—0—0
Mr. Victor I. Hahn superintendent
or the W. P. and Y. R. bas taken
rooms at the Pullen House and will
make that popular hostelry his hom
until the homecoming of his family
in June.
0—0—0
Mr. Harvey Blunenstein an old
friend of Mr. and Mrs. Rousseau,
| now employed as mail clerk on tho
Northwestern visited the Rousseau
family while the steamer was in
port.
0—0—0
Miss Gertrude Stover and Mtes
Ruth F. Anderson of Juneau were
passengers on the City of Seattle
and returned home by way of Sit
Ica. , •
YOUNG FOLKS MARIUEI)
A wedding of more than usaal in
terest took place at t,ho Hotel IdaJJO
Saturday evening, August 1st, when
Harold Cogswell of Lafceview and
AMsg Gladys Kirmse of Skaway, Al
aska, were uiilted In marriage by tin
Rev. Geo. Bray.
Miss Kirmse Is Hie daughter of
tiift late H. D. Kirmse, who was in
the jewelry business at Skagway,
and the wedding is tho culmination
of a romance having its beginning
several years back when the young
folk were children together in Skag
way. Miss Kirmse arrived from
Portland, Oregon, where she was
visiting her aunt, on Saturday even
ing and was met here by Mr. Cogs
well, and Mrs. J. B. Cogswell, also
of Lakeview and a cousin by mar
riage of the groom, attended the
young couple.
Mr. Cogswell is a graduate of the
University of Washington at Seat
tle and was at one time engaged
n the newspaper work at Skagway,
jut he has since taken a course
n mining and engineering "aud has
uadc that his profession. He is
low assayer and assistant superin
endent of tho Pend d'Orielle Mln
ng and Reduction Co., or the Webe
nino as it is better known, a few
niles from Lakeview, his cousin, J.
J. Cogswell, being tho superintend
!nt. An uncle of Mr. Cogswell's
Jr. L. s. Heller, was formerly sen
ior from Bannock county.
The newly-wedded pair left on the
Sunday morning boat for the Weber
nine, where they will make their
tome. They both are charming
oung people and its is to be hoped
hat they will find it convenient to
nake frequent visits to Sandpoint.—
Northern Idaho News.
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Boost for tho Third Horticultural
nd Agricultural Fair.
0—0—0
Mrs. Tim V'ogel of Haines will
eave soon for a visit to the States.
0—0 — 0
Mrs. James McKettriek of Ben
let dined with Mr. and Mrs. P. H.
lanty on Monday.
0—0—0
The Reverend and Mrs. Shaver of
Clukwan with their children visited
n Haines this week.
0—0—0
Dr. L. S. Keller left on this morn
ng's train for Whiteliorse to be
bsent about a fortnight.
0—0—0
Miss Priscilla putnam was a
uncheon guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wei
Ion W. Warren on Friday.
Ou Saturday last, Mr. John M. Bu !
hanan of Atliu was a dinner guest
if Dr. and Mrs. L. s. Keller.
0—0— 0
A little daughter was born to
lieutenant and .TOrj. Ross of Fort
V. H. Seward on Tuesday Inst.
0—0—0
Mrs. Catherine Barry, who has
ieen very ill at tho home of her
laughter, Mhs. P. Murray, in White
iorse is repqp-ted much better.
0—0—n
The children of the Reverend and
ilrs. Falconer of Klukwau are vis
ting with, the children of Dr. and i
rtrs. Lambio of the Tost this week.
0—0—0
Little Peggy Watts of Seattle is
naking her homo with Mrs. Robert
Shelly and attending the Skagway
>ublic school. J
o'—o—o
The school children were the
;uests of Mrs. Albert Reinert on
Tuesday to an entertainment at
.he Nugget movitig picture show.
Miss Alice Wright of Vancouver
B. C. returned home on the Prin
cess May from a visit with Miss
Mary Patterson, matron of the W.
P. and Y. R. hospital.
0—0 —0 ■>
.. Miss Josie Fisher, sister of Nor
man Fisher, Atlin, B. C. was an
outbound passenger on the Princess
May on her way to her home in
Saskatchewan.
0—0—0
Mrs. Frank Wurzbacher and her
daughter Marian left on the Ala
meda for their home in Seattle,
where Marian will resume her "stud
ies In the Seattle school.
0—0—0
Mr. D. W. McKay and his two
sons, Dan and Arthur, went across
the bay for an outing. They ex
pect to bring horn© some big game
along with a quantity of fine trout.
o—o—o
Only one "BROMO QUININE"
Whenever you feel a cold coming
on, think of the full name, Laxa
tive Bromo Quinine. Look for sig
nature of E. W. Grove on box. 25c.
Next Sunday, "A Way to tho
Underworld" being the 9th of the
series of "What Happened to Mary"
will be presented at the Nugget
Movies. 2t.
ROOMS FOR RENT
Comfortable furnished rooms, el
ectric light, bath, rent reasonable.
Inquire Cable office.
i* You make a mistake if
you do not stop at
THE
Pullen House.
'!■ I
Electric Lighti ]
Rooms Single or en Suite
iBaths on each floor
Famous for its Home Cookkg, J
Milk, Cream, Cottage Cheese. *nd
Buttermilk from otir own dai'V,
Fresh Eggs, etc' *'
-
Rates $2.50 Per Day and Up
■ Well Lighted, Large Sample
I Rooms for Traveling Men.
i H. S. PULLEN, Prop. i
Skagway. Alaska
I J. IKUTA
MANUFACTURING '
j JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS •
| Curios, Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
China and Cut Glass
■' Official WatcK Inspector for tK«
W. P. & Y. Route
| Mail Orders given prompt car*
RAW FURS
-: WE PAY :—
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS!
WRITE FOB PRICE LIST
Percey's Fur House
O.hko.h, - ~1' Wi*con*in
^^i^mrnmrnnrnni
THJE BKAatTAr
j Pioneer Dairy
H. F. BEEMAN, Prop.
< i THE SANITARY MILK MICH
£
Q . r
£ The largeat and beet coa
j ducted dairy In AJarta.
| Daily thipmeota of part
| milk and cream to all poiota
a on White Paas Jk Tukoa
3 Route. •. , (
SHIP YOUR *
RAW FURS
TO THE
MINNEAPOLIS, • MINK.
W' ile for
Alaska Furs a Specialty
Very Top Prices Paid.
£ Make - Trial - Shipment
jjuntan Steamship eo.
U. S. MAIL STEAMER
Georgia
Schedule of Sailing* From
JULY 1st, TO SEPTEMBER SBtti,
Sailing Dates and Steamer Sub
ject to Change Without Notice
Juneau-Sitka Route
Leaves Juneau for Douglas, ran
ter, Hoonah, Gypaum, TatkM,
Klllisnoo, Chatham and Sitka
EVERY WEDNESDAY AT I*:©1
a. m. ■■
Juneau-Skagway Route
Leaves Skagway* tot Balnea, El
dred Rock, Comet, JuaUn, S«atla
el Island, Eaglet It Iter, Doaglaa
and Juneau.
EVERY SUNDAY AT 13:01 m. to.
\VTIXT3 E. NO WELL.' M«ll«j1
>nlyjOne "BROMO QUINtta,* that b
Laxative Rromo Oulzunt
a Co Id in One Day, GrJpfei 3 D«y»