Catarrh Connor Cured
with LOCAL APPLICA'i loN'S, as tUey
cannot reach the seat i u»e disease.
Catarrh is a local greatly in
fluenced by constitutional comiltk :is. anl
In orier to cur.? it >vv musi jaKe an
Internal rcmsdy Hall's Catarrh Medi
cine is taken internally aud a ts thru
the blood cn the mucous surface* ot t ;c
system. Hall's Catarrh M»vlicine wis
prescribed by one of the best physicians
InilthiM country (or years. It is com
posed of seme of the best tonics known,
combined xclth some of the best blood
purifiers. The perfect «»omblr*atlcn of
the IngreA'ents in Hail's Catarrh Medi
cine is *i£t proxtuo .s s .ch wonderful
results in catarrhal eoaJU.ous. Scud for
testimonies. free
F J CHt'NKV .v i»., rr*-?a. Toledo. O
All Druggists. 75c.
Hall's Fainiiy Pills fcr "onatlputlon.
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4 ska<;\vavs *
+ FKATK.KX.4V ORDERS +
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Arctic BrotherfcotHl. —
Camp Skagway N° 1
m»et« #T#rj "second a:ir
fourth Tuesday ereului
at 8: SI) o'clock. VU1.
Ut, &r«U.«r* eordlkJl? welcome,
h. H, Keller, Antic Cliiof.
J il KELl-KK. Actios Arctic Dlrecioi
F. 4 V M.
w.im I'.'SR L>4;e F. 4
A. M. No. 1' •!, met'U 2d
««l 4ll> 8i*lur*l«i» «*.<-1111145
of each month at S o'clock
Visiting Brethren are wel
come.
JOHN' N HANSEN \\ J1
y J 3TAXUISH, Secretary.
B. J*. •». K1A"
.x j Lods«
.No i'\, B. f* <
::ik« ir.oPU cv-rj
Th«rs(J«y at S:l)r
u M.
V's't-ji.. Oroinere i orc ai:y wenomt.
-(.li.S GRASUAL. E H
r J VAfcl SWaLl. ST'"»rv
Plotters ol Alaska Xo. I
me«' t» A. B. >I»1> first VIunilK In
ivery icont tt 8:i># ».
VUltlo« Br«>th*r» fwdiallr *el
c u>«. J. C. PHELPS. S#cy
Fraternal (htier ol
Eflglee^—
5ka«waj Aerie.^Xo "-J-"-.
Kr«t«rual Ortli-r ol
met't the firs'
ami third WwlccNlaj ni^ht of twi
mouth hi thrir h»U ou Fifth Avf
one. Vls.tln^ hi-otbor* cordially ii>
v'ito! to attKud M. E. Ko^crs, \\. 1*.
J. k. UriesWKh, Secretory.
Xa> oJ Oiapt'r ^-"o. 1'. 0 K S
in- ir X: S'-nio !1.11 i'ift a«c
tt rJ Kri-|:i;-; •( "tc!» luoa'.l: at J]
V M. , i.: - :«.»•«» wtccmo.
Charrie Marie S;>ar.;s
Worthy Matron.
Leila E. Crow, secretary.
i'HUl K-SSlO\AL CARDS
Dlt- L.- 5. K.EIXER
Ueutlat
Most Moi«ru Methods
Ofiice Hou.s. J-12 a m- 1-6 ^ m
A'SSisa />alj<l;ng — Broadw'aj
ShAt.WAY AL.\SK4
W B. 8TOIT
A ' l o i » » j At Law
Pracilc# ta all court*
In Territory of Al^aka
HAINES - — — — ALASKA
/■AVW.VkV.'*- - "'V ...
* Relieves C AT Afi r3 of
•ins ;
rr'J aH <5
s?:5Gnar»3S in ^
i£4IhOURS J
tJ.T.t jKT.Haf
~.i% *
Careless
With Money
Few men are careless with actual
cash, but many men do not stop
to think that the checks and notes
they give out represent money and
that fraudulent alteration of a
check may mean a serious loss.
Protect yourself by using paper
that betrays alteration —
«*E*f
limy
Paper. We can tell you more
about it and show you how we
can protect your cash, your checks,
notes, drafts, and receipts.
Sl<agway's Social Weel(
. — MMmmuiuiwiygmiwiMjWitfmiwiw^iw.tfiwFt/iwytimwmnwwi
Wednesday Wiu Ash "Wednesday
wlii&n ushers in the L©ut<n season -
Mr''. E. T. McBrie.n Is aboard
th« Alameda and will roach lioine
on Sunday.
0—0—0
Mrs. Max M. Smith was an even
ing dinner gutrst of Mrs. L.S.Kel
ler on Monday.
— —— 01 -A 0
Pcst Martin CVnvay Is :l
passenger on the Alameda due
on Sunday next.
II. E. Mulvihil] U oa the Alame
da anti will rea^h home on Sunday
from a v sit to the States.
ii—o -f —
Mrs. "William Couture of the
Broadway Lunch arrivd home , n
the Prinws Mary from a months
visit In Seattle.
o—o—(>
On Thursday E. B. Stiver,, and
G. G. Millar of t'ie American cus
toms dined •with Mr. and Mrs. E.
! J. Van do Wall.
Mr. and Mr». Harold Wilson
! wer0 gu°sts of the Golden Xortli
from the arrhnl of the Mary until
the train left for Wltiteh'Ts1'.
Mr* Hugo I'ngefor^n w^s a ran
s-nger south on t!ie Princes Mary
bound for Portland Oregon vvbor-*
w'U visit with friends and re
iutivs for a s"ali;on.
V. I.Halm sU!>ertnt .T'Vnt <f
V. P. and Y. K. and C. M. 1"
Hue immigratio n inspector w"r:(
luurheon guests of Mr. and Mrs
P. J. Van d<i AV: I! rn Tuesday.
0—9—0-1
Mrs. Anna Lund of Ou ■!(!(.> V.*
inir(/»n who has b (\n the ptiv-t
her sou in law aid daughter M''
and Mrs. C. F. Curtis for the ]) •'
sevpr« 1 months dgrart'd or. th>
I'nntifs Mar;.- for he- '■ ■
1»—o—o
Mr. Ed. Mareotie who fcv 1A. n
in coa-t iit:n f»r several mo? t's re
turned on ih1-' Mary to Skag way and
was a fu'it at th? i'ull n Hruse u>
til Friday when h" prote'd 'T on ! ii
way honie to WMt^.liors'.
Airs. Clyde Hog rs and hPr iitil"
so:i ]i:ymv' wer° pnss ngrr m uth on
thu Prince's Marj on tMr way to
Ev rett "Washington w! • r they v>il!
visit with Mrs.He ffers" n>. t! ■ r Mr
LaVal'.e. Th<y ill 1- away irc-ni
?kagway during tho siimmer.
Th«ro will be a fin1 Proiram j;K
en at th« Soii.il Cent-r oa Mondav
evening next at tight thirty oYlucl:
in the evening. Kvry m-mlier of
the cluo hau the P'ivil,g" of invit
ing a guest and happy is tli<- oiic in
vitedvited to b.- 1 re'«'nt the ren
dering of so fine a program.
James Trop-'a of the City B k''rJ
and C'offe0 House with his f-.mi
w'ii nrrlvo on the Alameda, and
-.sain open his restaurant. Mr. and
Mrs. Tropea with Rce,, and Marie
have spent the winter In the Stat"/
•.pending much of the time in Seat
tl». '
0—n—o ,
Roc'ntly after bowling was over
at J'.Iks' club Mr. and. P.H.Gan
ty Mr. and Mrs. A.C.Blanchard
Mr. Ost<ar Selmer an<; Sergeant H
!!. ""''sett accompanied Judge and
Mr*. I:. A . Rarimison homu and en
j »> <\i t! '* liorjpltallty of that pojvu
i'r couple.
o—o—o
\ letter from Dr. L. S. Keller
states that hp Is bupy taking in
strt.flnns in dentistry end attend
busings in connpotlo-i
with tiip Skagway D'lly Alaskan
and Killer Bros, store. J[e will
ppobaiily be home on the ntoct s^il
ing of the PriiiOj.ss Marw.
About one hundred and fit'
i) ok- have been oontributfd to thp
Skarxvay Library the iwint We' k an
tii'rrf pre more to comu. There ha<
bren clgo donations of moneyt
unoiintfng to quite a tidy sum. The
hooks pre bi.lng classified catalog
ued an 1 placed in their reactive
< .Vies.
On Saturday last Jck Kirinsp pii
t i -.ined a group of liis >*>ung
I'tiendjt with a moving Picture and
honi" narty. Th(> gu,.s(i-i assembled
at the || >me of the hoi-t and frotu
ilr t'ley wont to th0 movieg and
ilien rt'irned in time for an old
fashioned dance followed by deli
rious refreshments.
Ilono-inc her grandmother Mrt>.
Harriet Jr.cobs >Irs. L. IT. John
t-i'i «?.".ve a delightful afternoon tea
<vi Monday. The ru-sI*. were Mrs.
F. f.. Winterberger Mrs. E. A.
I' "Ml-on Mi's Kate Lynch Mrs.
O. V. Zinkan Mrs. Harriet Jacobs
nad Sirs. Johnston. Tlils peas
ant little gathering was to conimf,m
.""■ate 1' e birthday of Mr». Jarob'
o—o—o
Ph!j Abrahams return,,d on the
Princr'V Mary from a visit in Seat
Whilc in Seattle Mr. Abraham
it f'T lit* daughter Sirs. W. J.
Wright of Edmouton and they en
joyed ft reunion. While In Settle
Mrs. Wrls'ht pnt0riain<d by her
fri""ds whom she kn,.w in Skagway
Mr. .\b1aham3 is looking f]ne and
fit and ready for the Biimnief work
v. ic!i hy stents to think will l>e
Ueod.
Wednesday of Irljt week Mrs.
Harriet Jacobs was very pleasantly
irrris'd nt her home by a f
fsionds vjio took b-isk^.ts of good
i s _nd all enj°y*d a real old fash
i ■ i"d visit and a delicioup lunch
i- a. • The ladi"s prjsent wcrd^lra.
I'.. !.. Winterberger Sirs. J. J. F.
Ward .Mns. E. A. Ilai^niuson Mrs.
. V. Zinkan Mrs. C. C. W. Ask
jfor
Dock*? fays
' "Your care fc r you r 11 calth prom pts
you to seek t'ie skiiied advice and
expert medical i'tiention of a rep- .
utable physician. You can afford
to be no less careful in selecting
your druggist."
The doctor prescribes. We follow
his formula, but both he and his
patient must depend upon our
skill and knowledge if proper re
sults are to be obtained.
Quality FIus Accuracy
is our v/atchwcnT You c::p. r.ccept, on our
word of honor, t!.c assurance that these two
important ek ..u are included in ever)'
prescription v c fi'I. Ii. nothing but
the purest t: :.'s are used. ff you value
these things ard «i>h the rddid service of
promptness, br'.ig your p: scriptions to us.
i
Keller
Bros. Drug Co.
Ml*. L. H. Jonnston and the guest
of honor Mijs. Jacobs.
o—o—0
On Wednesday last Mr*, ft.TV
Ask 3°r\-<'d tea in honor of Mrs
Anna Lund of Buckl„y Washington
[Mr,". Lund na9 boPn the gu^st of)
h°r son Jn law and daughter v
and Airs. Charles p. Curtis for the
wlnt r. Thosfl who enJov<»d the
hospitality of tn® host^s wPre Mr;<.
Oscar Vtmer Tin's. R. L. Winter.
hpr»rr Mrp. Pr,,d Tanner Mrs-Mof
f*>t Mr*. O. P. Curtis and the hon
ored gu*st Mrs. I tind.
o—s—e
On Tu*tedny of last woffc M{
Evangeline Ra.smiieon was honored
with a Party by h''r parent^ Judge
and Mrs. R. A.Riyanuson to celp
hrato ber birthday. Aft,,r game?
dnncipp and music the guegt.s w°ro
seated In the dining room to enjoyi
a fei-st of good thing's. Among the'
dainties -was a beautiful birthday
cake which graced the enter of
the irhle with thP requj«lte com-,
pigment of candles twinkling there-'
on. The ring which had been baV!
')! In the e">k0 foil to Mflw Mavis1
Hukill. Thov.. prpst-nt were the'
Ml9srs Xancy Lyncfi Bertha Selmerl
Vlvlpne Talbot Floris Clark gravis
Hukill and the honor" giiejt Rvati-j
Saline Rasmuson.
On Friday night Mr and Mrs P H
Ganty gave a delightful surprise Par
ty for thrir son Prosper the occtisio
being big birthday. Mlfc Ganty was
agisted bv her daughter Mr^ a c
Bteuichard. The evening was pass
ed with ganies music dancing and
candy making, a delicjotjs. supper
wais served and each giipst receiv
ed a bountiful helping of birthdaj
cake which was a work of art and
made by Mr. William Couture of
the Broadway T.uncli. The cak0 wa*
decked in white roses and was Pink
In color. Each year of Prospers
earthly journey' was marked with a
rretty cundle. Those Present were
tile Mioses Kvangellne Rasmuson
Alary ; lilH'n Nancy Lynch Mavis Hu
kill M-y Psirfk'M »r(' Marion Gan
ty: M<r.? s .lePs" Walrlar* Oborn
SeJmer .Tack Kirmse Allen .Whit
field 'nd FrosP-.-r Ganty. There wero
also ; r.<sent Mr and Mrs P*H Gan
ty and Vr and Mrs A C Blanchard.
0—0—0
'Mr.atvl Mrs. W.J.Mulvihill and
their t"o younger children Gertrude
and Donald returned on the Frln
"os-! Mary from an e\tended visit
in ttm western, states. Fiifst they
we*,', to Hope Idaho for a short vis
it with friends p.nd relatives and
from there to SPokane Washington
The n'xt ten day„ were 9pPnt in
Wenutchee with their son In law
and daughter Mr. and Mrs. James
II. Smith. Tho tfpst of the time
was Passed with Mr. and Mrs. W.
R.Mulvihill and W.R. Jr. in Seat
tle;. The visit was most delightful '
ar Mrs. Mulvihill was entertain-1
od In many Wacefe. In Seattle she
and her laughter Mrs. W.R.Mul
vihill aud Billy Mulvivill wore gu-st !
of honor at tlie home of Mrs. Mar
tin Conway vho gav0 for them a
most delightful tea. Among the
KUosts invited were Mrs V.I. Hah
Mr3. W.C.Blanchard Mrs. Wjllard
Hillery and Mrs. W.G. Gaby.
While in the States Phil Abraham
called on David J. Williams, Col
lector of Internal Revenuo at Taco
ma. and Mr. Williams GUJffilied Mr.
Abrahams with blanks for the var
lov's )n:om« tax returns which may
be had upon application. Mr. Abra
ham, also secured 9om° valuable
information ag to tho method of
Pi cedeure In filling out the blanks
and will assist those who do not un
derstand in making out tho returns
VERY VALU.
ABLE
Sheep: Gee, 1
must be carry- ,
Ing about $150
worth of wool
around on my
I back.
FOR SALE
I b°r« be°u instructed byi tlie own
> ei to offer for gale th» property
dcsst<l>ed as all of lote (4) Block
; (9) 5til AVenue and the East-HalC
of lot (5) adjoining, with&ll of tlie
contents consisting of machinery
formerly uped for a Bottling works
and »11 of the original packages of
Syphons and Bottles; and anything
ani'd everything in and "bout the
ipremi&es, I am oPen for off04s
for cash. . i
Pliil Abrahams,
Attorney |n fact, for owners.
J..Li»j«l*Li 1
CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Sunday service will b« held 7:30.
O'clock In the evening In the Cfcwo 1
Edifice of Christian Science Society
of SKf»6«ay corner of Main »Owwt
snd Fourth Avenue.
Christian Scince subject;
SOUL. i i j.
Sunda/ School at iZ:16.
Th9 I'ulllo Is cordUlly invited.
FIItST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
" Rev.E. I„ .«interbergar. B. D.
Pastor..
At the morning hour tor Worship
11 o'clock the Minister will speala
on; The Brook that Failed. Th«
Worpbip of God In the morning
crowa3 the whole day with His fTe^
"nee. i ■ . ]
Sunday School at 12:15. Last
month S9 had gold starpi indicating
perfect attendances'
Sunday Evening Wotfship at 7:30:
Eveiy parent in town should hear
the $ermon; and they* should bring
their children. The ToWo is "Hon
or thy Father and Thy Mothe*
A** all hav® had parents aLL will
find something of Interest.
Wednesday; Prayer and Praise
servlco. I .
Monday Eve; The next Lgctuie
Notice change of Hour (7:30) This"
is to give all a chance to com<S «nd
to go from l«ctur0 to the Woman's
riob OPea Evening. lecture Is
beautifully] lllUBtrat'-d.—7:30.
ST. MARK'S CATHOLIC .OHUKCH
12 *
9:99 Hoir pemmunjoa
10:80 «od 8»rmon
duod*7 School Immediately alter
Man.
'y No evening devotions.
Pull UosPel AS salon.
6th. xv«' Ea«t of Broadway.
"* Serfte^r-fSunday 2:30 and 7:30.
flerrlCt>»• -Thuradey 7:30 prn
(Bible 'Jtidy Clus).
%rricaa--eaturd6y 2:OOPm.
Brer/one Is Invited to attend.
*' The Tauurtidjad night service u
oPen for alaouBs^n.
Bring totwr questions and come.
(Thursday and Saturday ser
vices ate hejd up stairs over the
WlsfBloa Hnll).
' Rev W. H. Shoemaker and wiffc
la cha .< {.
ReaC - Rex Beach's " Winds of
Chance". Ills latest novel wtilc:>
d»als in particular-with ploueer day
in 3kagway and Dyea.
Keller Brothe« hoa It.
AfUr th« show. Hot Red Snap;>
Hot *«ef Bouillon. Hot Clam Te-i.
and Fieah Raw Oljmpla OystT oo.»
t' lis at K«ll«m' fountain.
CBNT LUNCH.
Why «-t b cold lunch when you
•an get a fcowl of hot soup. Hom0
made Pie* *°d a cup of best co*
fee f«r thirty-five oents at the Uo.
d»n North 0af6.
The children-love
WrigSey's—and it's
good for them. .
Made under conditions of
absolute cleanliness and
brou£<tf to them in Wrigiey's
sealed sanitary package.
Satisfies the craving for
stasis. aids digestion, sweet
ens fcrecth. allays thirst and
helps keep teeth clean.
Col ts little, benefits much.
Still 5=
Everywhere
THE FLAVOR
< LASTS
m
FIRST AND UNIVEBSrrr 8TS. SEATTLE
ARLINGTON HOTEL
The Home of the Pioneer.
ThiaHotel ia not and no*«x ha» been owned or controlled by Japanese
$1.00 ONE DOLLAR ROOMS $1.00
[BUSS MEETS ALL TRAINS.
J. J RYAN, Prop. ROBT. KELLT. M«r.
White Fass cfe Yukon ftoute
tius Txaua wo. a i a wii
i! ■ 31J 2 aa« IHJay.
No 1. N. Bound
1U. >. B. Bonwl
1st C1>M
tst Omm
1:30 a. m. Leaves (KiAWAT Atthm 3:45 p. m.
11:00 a.m. WHIT* Tim Uer* 3:10 P. m.
^12:40 P. m. # aSNNWTT a 12:4 5 P. m.
2:10 P. m. CilCllOai / 10:55 a. m.
4:30 p.m. WHmaHOMB . . 8:30 km.
Passengers must be at depot •» t>m* to h«r« Bag»ag9 m
pected and checked. Isapuet'oa la "topped It minutes before
leaving time of train*.
150 pound1 of Bams* tU »« «T>»nt«a (rM vita «*<& full
fare t'cfeet and 75 ponada vttft »*«k iaH far* t'ckvt.
8:80 a. m. Leav^
11:00 a. m.
^12:40 P. m. »
2:10 P. m.
4:30 p. m.
BSJUiWAI
vnnni nm
BXNNWTT
outcEoai
whtimo—
AJI*T« o.tu v. —
Lae▼* MO p- m
e 12:45 P. m.
, 10:55 ft. m.
m , 8:30 s_ m.
fn hs.ro Baxraafo la
L uiu _ , _ „ — _
pcctcd and checked. Inpuet'ot •» stopped It m'natoi before |
leaving t)m< of tr*in*.' f^n*.
150 pound* of Eijnit v'l »■ tfUa&ftd Ctm v'tfi eacfc full
fare t'cfcet and 75 pooad* wit* Mrti iiH fitre t'cfcst.