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possible comfort by means ef a
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Whit^horae, Y. T.
A. F. Zipf, Trafcc Manager,
612 Seread Avenue/SD
Seattle, Waah.
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"JUST A ftJLD
You may call It "jual a little
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f Ask your dragglat for & box <rf
' cold to develop into a eerlou# on*.
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and break up the cold at once. Do
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kodak year beek. 4-Jl-lt
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ary and $5 a day travel'ng expene
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WEEK IN SOCIETY
1"'
ALLEGRETTO
By Thos. J. Taylor
I know it must have been a fact,
Though"seeding but a fancy,
The lately-ended, boiat'jous act
In Nature's necromancy.
A hopeless thrall appeared the land,
When lo, a magic wand!
And presto 'gins a rustic band
A-ptplng In the pond.
And presently the 'rousing earth
BrLaks into sunny smiling;
Courageous flowers come to birth,
The vagrant bees beguiling;
A song's a near on feathered wings;
The fern evolves a frond,—
In couaert with those merry things
A-oiping in the pond.
In sterner mood, my senses thrill
ed
To timpani and brasses
And grilling stringB by Born&as
drilled
In glacial crevasses,
Toda<r my disposition lendB,
Released from winter's bond;
I fain would hear my little friends
A-p!ping in the Dond:
So, when the April twilight falls
To hush the noonday choiring,
I move responsive to the calls
From majishly homes aspiring;
And c< nsoous of the M ars above,
The heavens on beyond,
I hall the HttU folk I love
A-pioing in the pond!
o—o—o
The Elks will give their closing
dace tonight—Saturday.
0—0—0
A little son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. William "Arter on Tuesday,
April 27th.
—o—o—o
October 18th har, been set aside
as "Alaska Day" at the San Fran
cisco exposition.
0—0—0
Mr. W. H. Hensen return on the
Spokane from a very pleasant visit
with old time friends in Juneau.
0—0—0
Mrs. Walter McBrien is musician
at the Ntogget, and has many of
the latest and most popular pieces
of music.
o—o—o
Dr. L. S. Keller went to White
horse on Sunday last, where he will
remain for some weeks engaged in
professional work.
' -o—o—o
Mr. and. Mrs. Robert Browning
have named their little son Robert
I«ee in honor of the famous south
ern general of rebellion days.
0—0—0
Mr. F. B. Wurzbicher, general
agent for the W. P. and Y R., ar
rived on the Spokane from his
home In Seattle, and will remain in
Skagway for the season.
0—0—0
T e Nugget is, giving exceeding
ly fine shows this week. Mary
Plckford is an attraction at all
times and In "Caprice" she is very
sweet and winsome.
"Lucille Love, the Girl of Mys
tery," is drawing the largest
crowds of the season at the Popu
lar Picture Palace. Standing room
was at a premium on Wednesday
night.
— 0—0—0
Mr. and Mrs. Lee C. Gault are
now occupying their new home on
<>th avenue recently purchased from
P.' W. Snyder. " The cottage re
cently vacated by the Gault fam
ily is for rent
0 .0. 0
Mr. and Mro. T3, C. Hunter, who
bave spent the' wint^i in the oast,
came north to Haines and will go
go from there t their summer quar
ters in the Porcupine country,
where Mr. Hunter L-. interested in
"mining.
-0—0—0
Mrs. C. E. Bacon of San Mateo,
,Cal., writes her friends that she
ls the mother of a 'ine baby boy,
born on April 15, Mrs. Bacon, as
Mlsa Sophia Rull made her home
3n Skagwav some years ago and
attended school.
0—0—0
Mr. and Mrs. Edward I. Wade
are recent arrivals in Skagway from
j San Francisco. Their two sons,
Edward the second and Horace are
with them. The family is occupying
the James R. Rock cottage. Mr.
Wfide is an addition to the audit
ing department of the W. P. and
Y. R.
o—o—o
On Tuesday afternoon Miss Eliza
beth Ferris, and Mr. Alfred Scott
both <v' Care roes, were quietly mar
ried ln_ Judge Conway's office. The
Judge performed the marriage cere
mony and Miss Edith Paddon and
Mr. Robert Wright wore the wit
nesses. Mr. and Mrs. Scott will
make their home In Carcross.
| Major A. E. Snyder left on the
train Suuday lor various joints in
Canadian territory.
■ 0—U—0
Remember the Elks' dance this
evening. T^ie last of the season.
Go and have a ijood time.
u—0—0
Mrs. Albert Reinert was a din
ner guest of Miss Agnes C. Mof
Jat at the Pullen House on Fri
day.
o—o—o
Major A. E. Snyder of Van
couver, B. C., was i dinner guest
of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Rousseau on
Saturday last
o—o—0
The Women's Church Auxiliary
will meet with Mr3. Mark Phalps
in social and business sesion oh
Wedneday, "May 5th, at 2:30 p. m.
0—0—0
Rhubarb from Clark's garden—
Sunnyside—is on the market today.
This is the first time in the his
tory of Skagway that that deleca
able goody has been produced for
pies on the first day of May.
0—0—0
Colonel Wilds P. Richardson will
arrive in town soon and receive a
| hearty welcome from his hosts of
j friends. Colnel Richardson spent
the winter in the east, visiting in
Washington, D. C., New York and
other large cities.
Mrs. P. F. W. Lowle wishes to
announce that on Tuesday next she
will receive as baa been her cus
tom through the past season, bui
that her "at home" day will not
be observed after that date until
.urther notice.
0—0—0
Miss Henrietta Kousseau, Miss
Veronica Mulvihill and Miss Delia
Rapuzzi spent last Saturday after
noon with Miss Helen Flynn. The
young ladies 'ook their sewing and
did a little work in domestic
science class work. A dainty sup
per was served by the hostess.
0—0—0
Mrs. Albert Joy entertained at
tea in Friday afternoon in honor of
her young fri°nd, Miss Florence'
Legge of Juneriu. The guests were
Miss Verna Mulvihill, Miss Delia
Rapuzzi, Miss Helen Flynn and
Miss Henrietta Rousseau. The af
ternoon was pleasantly passed by
the young ladies with sewing. A
dainty luncheou was served.
0—0—0
The illustrated lecture on "Mexi
co and the Mexicans," by Mr. Jas.
W. Pritckett at the Methodist
church on Friday evening was well
attended and all enjoyed a rare
treat. The lecture was filled brim
full with the poetry, romance and
history of that picturesque people.
Many obscure points were made
clear and as the lecturer made his
home in "Now Spain" for several
years, he was able to give many
reasons for the unrest aand war
;anong the inhabitants. The musi
cal part of the entertainment was
well received. The violin solo by
Mr. Oscar Selmer was one of his
choice selections and received a
bearty encore. Mrs Clarence Olsen
and Mrs. W. F. Fisher each sang
a solo and each graciously respond
ed to the repeated applause.
0—0—0
ANOTHER WONDER OF SCIENCE.
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after 11 a. m.
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tablets. Stop the Cough and Headache
and work off the Cold. Druggists refund
money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's
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MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
Do you realize t" at millions and
mlllious of people have seen and
are still eager for tlie opportunity
to see the "Million DiAar Mystery,"
which you are being given the op
portunity of eeeing at the Nugget
Movies in your own, littlg toang
town? Packed houses and tremen
dous enthusiasm is the record
whore over it has been shown. The
popularity of this stupendous seri
al production is increasing with
each new release. The story is
fascinating; the situations new
and startling; the settings elabor
ate; the art of the Thanhause.'
well known stars, superb.
Years previous to the opening of
the story, Harg reave had been a
member of the Black Hundred, but
for some reason had disappeared
from ♦h<*ir number. In the mean
time his daughter had been reared
in a girls boarding school. At the
time the story opercs he summons
the daughter, a girl of eighteen,
known as Florence Gray, to return
to her home. Two days previous
tc her return the Countess Olga
and Brain, members of the Black
Hundred and arch conspiratora in
the story, at a cafe, recognize Har
greaves as their former ally, and
cn the next day, having him shadow
ed, learn that he bad removed from
a safety deposit, a package, which
they believed contained the million
dollars. Hargreaves receives a
note from the Black Hundred de
manding the money, and realizing
that ho is watched and the house
surrounded, escape* from the roof
in a balloon. During the excite
ment incident to his escape, a
Land is shown taking the money
from the safe. The whole interest
o* the play from then on is "What
became of tht» million?"
The next day the daughter comes
home accompanied by a gtrl compan
ion, is received by the butler,
,Tones, and is shown a portrait of
her father, whom she has never
seen. Soon after her arrival, she
is interviewed bv the newspaper re
porter, Jim Norton, who becomes
h^r staunch friend. The Black
Hundred, thinking that Florence
ki.ows where the money is hidden,
try various plane of kidnapping her
and forcing her to tell. The Count
ess Olga by pretending frienship
fur Florence, greatly rids them
thoug1 her sincerity is suspected
by Norton and the butler. ' Ofice
thoy entice her to a fifth story
room and turu loose a-huge'1' etiake
to frighten her. By her 'presence
of mind in overturning the lamp
and under cover of the ensuing
fonfusion, she escapes. Another
time they lock her in a room in a
•vautiful country louse from
which she is rescued through a
secret underground passage-way by
Jim Norton and tho butler. Escap
ing on horseback thev are pufiued
Hy Brain and his accomplices in
an automobile, but the butler hldee
behind the bushes and, unseen by
them, cuts one of the rear tires as
they slow down to pass a sharp
turn in the ro>id.
The seventh episode promises to
bo more interesting than the pre
ceding. Two reels will be shown
On Sunday ani Monday uights at
the Nugget.
Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days
irour druggist will refund money it
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
rase of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days. The
irst application gives Ease & Rest. 50c
"Gee, but that feels good!"
After Shave
Luxury
Counteracts that dis
agreeable soapy feel
ing after shaving.
Antluptlc, Cooling and Bctdlng
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THE LAW UPHELD
Tlie manufactures ot the "PUR
OLA'' ling of Household Remedies
and Toilet Preparation are In full
acoord with the Purfc I'ood Lawa.
Besides tf.la their preparations are
sold under an jrou-clad guarantee
Once used, you will use no other,
i Your druggist will supply you. spec)
fy "PUROLA!" sold uj Keller
Bros. Drug Co.
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Curio#, Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
Chim and Cut Glass
Official Watck Inspector for the
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The largest and beet corn
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Learea Juneau for Douglas, Fua
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Killlsuoo, Chatham aad Sitka (
K\KKY WEDNESDAY AT 12:01
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Learta Skag~way for Halmee, El
dred Kock, Comet, Jualla, Sentla
el Is'.and, Eagle KiTer, Douglaa
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EVERY SUNDAY AT 12:01 a.
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