THE HIE PUSS 8
-Ml ROUTE =
The. Speed
Route of ( Bjjpi j Service
Comfort, Safety
Through Tickets to and from Dawson, Fairbanks, and all
Interior Alaska and Yukon River Points.
During the season of navigation, oar fleet of modern
up-to-date steamers will operate regularly the entire
leng'.h of the Yukon River and tributaries, giving a ser
vice never before equaled.
Daily train service (except Sundays) will b> maintained
between Skagway and White Horse, and our fully equip
ped Parlor Observation Cars afford travelers every coin
fort and convenience.
Pull fnforai iSi >i c'lijrcallv giv^n u:in applying to
A. P. ZIPP, Traffic Manager.
Skaguay, 012 Second Ave.,
Alaska Seattle, Washington
Wnite Pass & Yukon Route
HME TABLE Xo. 37.
Daily Except Sunday
No. J, N. Bound
1st Class
9:30 a. m. Leaves
12:05 p. m. H
12M "> p. m. "
1:43 p. m. "
3:20 p. m. "
5:50 p. m. Arrives
SKAGWAY Arrives
WHITE PASS Leaves
LOO CABIN w
BENNETT H
caribou **
WHITSHORSE "
I ws»eng«r» must b« at depot l<i tiai« to have Baggage In*
•pected and cheeked. Inspection is stopped St> tnlnutea before
leaving time of train*.
150 pounds of baggage will Ns checked free with each full
fare ticket and 75 pound* with each half fare ticket.
No. 2, 8. Bound
1st Cluas
4:50 p. mu
8:20 p. xa.
9:30 p. ta.
1:50 p. ml.
11:48 a. m.
9:00 a. ■.
MHJwvwwwvv^
Relieves CATAHRH of
the
BLADDER;
and all
DiscSsrges ia
4HOurs<
Each bcir* »ha i
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Berrrtof (MIQtf
CC'ir.lc rfciii.
fr»M st »:i druyriau.
BRUSU,SS WORTH TOE MONEY:
Perhaps you need, a, hair brush
with; hard or BOft bristles; a
shayicg bruslhj that holds its
lather; a tooth; brushl that
doesn't shed bristles; in fact
arvthir.g in the brush; line. Asic
Keller Bros., The San-Tox Drug
Store to show- you their line.
Over The Top of the World by
Electric Power
Tho "Olympian" «n<l the "Columbian," tho Milwau
kee's cwuk transcontinental trains are now, hauled
otc* mountain banifus by electric power. Take
tbese siiKK:tli riding ALL-STEEL trains and avoid
the smoke, soot flTid cinilers incident to steani
travel.
E. J. Shaw, j Skagway I A. E. Harris, T. P. A.
H. G. Weir (Agents J Juneau Alaska
Chicago, Milwaukee and St* Paul Railway
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY
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THE better thing
It is better1 to loae with! a con
science claao 1 •
Thau td win by a frlcOc unfair;
It is better to tail and, toi know
you've be$n(
Whatever the priae( was, square,
Than to claim the joy of a: jar-off
goal 1 ! !■<'):
And the cheers o* the, atandors
by,
And to know down dee»p in your in
most soul
A cheat you must live and die.
Who wins hy trlclc may; takfi the
prize,
And af fi'rst hie may think H
6we©<,
But many a day lni thej future) lies
When bell wisb h<a ba4 met de
feat.
For tha man who* lote*- will be.
glad ol beart
And walk w4th| his head uj» high,
Whilee his conqueror! knows he
must play the part
Of a ci^a« and a living He. ,
The prize seem^ fair when, the
fight la on# 1 1
Bu> Bave It Id truly; woo;
You will hate the thing whe» th$
crowds are gone,
For it staudhj for a faleei deed
done. ' • j | !•;»•' t ? i?
And it's tetter you. should] never
reacN your goal
Than ever Buccess to buy;
A4 the price ot knowing down in
your soul
That 'our glory la all a lie.
—Bdgardj A. Guest.
Mrj. Charles Ooghikm of Whito
herse, was a Slcagwaj- vislftar this
week.
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Mr. James Wallace of tihe W. P.
au^ Y. R., has gaaej south, for a
seas (."j. _ | '] I j
1 i
Airs. S. C. Chambers! 6f Caroross,
left on one of the latg boats for
the south.
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Mr. Al. Shyman, bb-ppji and
optimistic, arrive^ Friday last
from southern, points foi* a brief
stay in Skagwiay. '
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Mr. J. D. MaAuley, locag agent
for th» G. T. P., at Juneau, -was
a caller lii 9kagrway thla wqek en
f-ute to the inferior.
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Mrs. J. H. Young otf Dawson Is
in town, hewing arrived from the
interior on Thursday. Mrs. Young
will remain h«ra far some days
awaiting th« coming of Mr. Young.
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Mrs. Jones and Miss Jessie Wil
liams, mother and couin of Mr. ,
Th' mas Jcnes^ who has lj©etf visit- ,
ing ia the northi for Bom-e monitha,
ltf* on the Princesj Sclphla for
taeir home in Seattle.
Mis. W. J. MulrUilll with! her
three children, Vinteen/*, Doruald and
Geitrurte was a passenger south; on
the Jeff ere on for Seattle, wlherfc Bhe
will join th chiildtlen, who went
earlier In th§ season. Ting ah.il
ilreu will attend scihiool.
o—«—e
Mrs. A. M. Rousseau oi) White
horse arrived in Juneau a few <lay
ago and is thq guest ot her Bis
ter, Mrs. £. J. White. Mrs. Rous
seau will come north! soon andi will
vis" a short time in Skagrwayr be
for- going td her home in; White
horse.
!■ • •
Mrs. Gecrgq Burruss of anKsag
Cit- Mi?60uri, whq( has spent the
season in the Yukon) country; witU
Mr. Buxruss, who Is an officer
on. one of the upper river boats,
arrived from Dawson a few days
ago and is stopping at thej Pullen
House. 1 £
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Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey; Butler
aiid three children, G-eomSp, Lloyd,
and Neil will go to Victoria^ on th®
Prince Rupert, whenet they will "re
main fcr thie winder. Mrs. Butler
has been assistant ticket agent iQ
the G. T. P. offliae during th^i tour
is4 season. j
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On Monday Mr. and Mrs. Her
mann Miller entertained alt dinner
for Mrs. Norman E. Black, wifS
o>- traveling auditor for tih.e
W. P. Y. R., and for President
EllioH, General Manager Wheeler
and Superintendent Hahn, all of the
W. P. and Y. R. >
Dr. L. 3. Keller la still to St.
Paul taking a ooursa In) mechanical
dentistry. Oe( his Teturn, Dr. Kel
ler will be well prepared | in
'he Hues ot hid orofeseibin, &n(i
he will bring with! him all th« up
to date "newl things," bothf in
operative and mechanical dentistry.
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Mrs. Aibert Ktni»y CasB an
nounces the marriage of hier Bis
ter Blmehe Emma Wile to* Samuel
James Stlnebaugh) oin) Thiursday.
September twenty-edgh-thJ ntnteen
hundred and siixteen, Grants; pass,
Oregon. The groom was for years
a resident of Slragvay where he
lived wuV hie parentB, Mr. an^.
Mr?. J. D. StiaebaugQi. His oM
time friends remember lilm a®
"Sammy." ''i ' F
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Mi?s Myrtle* Lindsay c f Seattle,
who has been, visiting in) Juneau
for two- moaiths, t"he guei^t of her
father and mot tier, Mr- and Mrs.
James Crow, arrived in Sfcagway on
Thursday and) will visit' "here with'
friends for a we«jfc or tan days. On.
Thursdav Miss Lindsay waa the
gues* of Mrs. L. s. Keller; on
Friday she w® thla guest of Mrs.
Fred Flckartft. XJndsaj? reg
istered at the Golden} North) ho
teL- 4 :-i 53
AUTUMN
,1
Sumnn-r, as rich in shadows aa la
suns,
Spreads her foliagq thicker (
every day; 1
3' is most boun'eous; her freg epfc
it shuns
To give and take away. 1
I
Bu* thou, grave Autumn, dealea'
otherwise:
Creating noble color, and withal ;
Rifling thfe woods tlhat bear it, till |
our ©yea i
Can petetrate them all.
^nd then, what hidden wonders do .
we see!
Wiat half-forgotten] glimpse^ of
our past,
Ceil'd since tha Springy through
each dismantled tree' ,
Peer out again at last! . . .
—Arthur J.Munby. .
madigan-adams
The marriage of Miss Hazel Ad
ims and Mr. Ch&rieg Madigaa was
solemnized on Monday last at nine ,
>'elock in the morning in tlie Cajtlv
>Iic Church, the Reverend Father
t'. 11. TurnteQl officiating. The
:hurch' waa beautifullj- decked' in
fall flowers and autumn leaves. The
U'ar was massed withl white astiera
Hid around the ahatocel (rail . were
ivters In pink and purple, in pots,
n.'d cuf flowierg in vasas| and bao
ket<- Tho bride was very ch&rmin
in a gowu of white satim and ovfir
iress of wlnitg chSCflon trimmed in
silver braid. The gown was made
with, long sleeves and high meek
iind was a work of art. A wreath
of orange blossom^ held the veil
w'j.'ch was worn in nun effect. The
bride's bouquet waa of white as
ters tied withj white patin ribbon.
The bridesmaid. Miss Helen Nor
ton, was gewned in nild green crepe
silk witn bodice and tunic of lace,
caught wjtn rosebuds, i She) car
ried 3 bouquet of pink amd! white
snap dragons. The groom wiaa
it'en tied by Mr. Patrick McGllnchy.
Tnroupnout thq ceremony, the choi
aang the churdh wedding (hymns) and
Miss Delia Rapuzzi and Misg E>an
r line Downing sang a duet. The
wedding breakfast way served at
the Pullen Houae. The table was
spread in the large dining] •room
and was tastefully dieconated) with
pausies, asters) and Other fall flow
ers, all white. The ceivtenpieee
was a large basket o£ white asters
tied w'tli white ribhon. Tho break
fas* was of the most dfclioiioud and
server1 in courses. Thq presents
were many and oa^ne from the
friends of the bride, wop jtuuw
her for excellence in, all that goes
toward making sptenidfid1 young ■wo
manhood. Hazel Atltima is one of
Skngway's mcgt wontAiy g*rla and
lias lived nearly- all biert jioung life
In the town. she Jaaei wont a place
in 'he i-steemi and admiration of all
who know her. "Ehe groom la a
fine young business man with; pros
pects of a hlaipipji fuitucr®. H«( counts
his friends by scares. Mr. aind
Mrs. Mariigan. h|eld » 'naoeprUon: at
the TPaid'enoe of Mr. and: Mrs. A.
J. Achison. from two| -oTclocfk; till
four' in the afternoon .alndl many
friends called td extenid to
the lif-ppy couple -congratula
tions and felicitations and al
so Gcd Speed aa till ay l<tft
on. the Mariposa( for" seiaitla
where, aftei' a visit wjtlil a mabeirtial
aunt of Mrs. Madigaa they; will go
on to their future home In Spojrand
Mrs. Mad: cm cua Miss HaizeJ Adams,
for many moniths made hw home
! with. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. A«hfcaon
laud it was unidjeir their paftrMsag-e
I that the wedding, was con ductal,
i Those who assembled for the •wed
ding breakfast were Mr. and Mts.
A J. Aehisoin, Mrs. E. W. Adhl
eon. Miss Edna Acbisonv Mrs. Fnanjl
Fcwler, Mrs. Lorraine) Bryant, Mia
Helen Norton, Miss Heflein) FIyn.ii Mi
.C. V. Woolman, Mr. Patrick1 Mc.
Glinchy and the bride and groom.
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Mr. Lovell C. Rousseau/ oam-f
over from "Whibeboree on< Frdia:
for a week-end| visit inj tcfcm yrtft
friends and relatives. (
Mrs. J. P. Summers of Log Cab
n wr.fi 0 dinner guest oit, Mr. and
«Irs. Jonu Adeo on, Friday.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Robinson,
>f Atlin, whoj summered] here left
>u Thursday; for tJiein home.
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Mrs. J. P. Summers of Log Cab
u, visited In feowm this week, the
;ues' of Mrs. Lionel Talbot.
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Mr. Victor. Grimm, son of Mr.
■tid Mrs. Hermann Grimm, left
or Portland, Oregon, Thursday,
yhere he will attend; school.
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Mrs. Frederick: P. Burrall of
Jostrin Massachusetts, / arrived
rom Dawson; on| Saturday and went
outb on the Prlncg George.
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Rous
wau AT< now at home ta their
riend* in the Jamies R. Rbck oot
ait on upper Eighth Av«lnue.
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Professor D. C. Bard of Butte,
Montana, wa^j an arrival on( thq
Princess SofohJaj and will gb fo; the
Ulin disrtict tq look after hi3
ninlng interests.
Additional Sfcoleftv. on Page 4.
M1II11I
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filing# Its Toll of Sickjxess to fll<
kan People.
Chilly, damp, changing weather !
hard on >he kidneys.
Even more! irritating arei cold-i,
grj-» aad pneumonia;
The cocgest the kidneys.
Their bring backache and dis
ordered kidney action.
For weak kidneys use a test 1
remedy.
40,000 people publiclyf recom
mend Dean's iKdney Pills.
Frank Lang, 620 Savier St., Port
land, Ora says: "Changes of ten --
tieratur^, together with hard won't
orough* on trouble witty my kit'
neys. A catch{ often toofls me in
the small of my back and threw mi
off a ladder. I felt the» pain ex
tending: uiD my. spine and down in
to my groins. It seemed lik© a
paralytic stroke and for sever' I
days I was practically unable t1 J
do anything. J»Iy kidneys; acted ti i>
often, causing me a great de'l
of annoyance. Doan's Kidney
Pills fixed me out in, goodj shape.'"
Price 50c, at all dealere. Don':
simplv ask for aj kidney remedy ---
get Doan's Kidney Pills —the 1
that Mr. Lang had. Fofet«r- Mil* v
burn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
OUR MISTAKES. <
The mistakes of today are <
teesona for tomorrow. Isn't it j
nice to think that tomorrow in a
n«w day with no mistakes in it ^
vet?—L. M. Montgomery.
6..
KE !>LER BROS. 13 the Skagw.*/
San-Tox Drug Store. They sel
and puaa-antea all of the Sari-Tcx
Remedial and Toiilet Preparations
Ask for the san.-To!x Blue Book.
It tells the 'San-Tox Story.
I Pack Train Restaurant
The Delmotiico of Alaska
CHARLEY ■— i JOHS
Kara man & Clkcak
PROPRIETORS.
Ttbero T«B Ob Get Im De*lr« Cooked as it Should Be
We lMt0 • Vpaetalty ml Baxqueta and Private Dinner I'aitles.
A R*0B«i and OauluiMilfl place tor m Sapper After the Show
or dKMti —'i<«n is Oomj Trtrnla Booths if Desired.
| SMS SKAGWAY
| Pioneer Dairy
f • WL M. (UMAX, Pro*.
i THE SJUHHRY MILK RANGH
£ Tb« largaBt ud beat coa
t daeUl 4»lry la Aiart*.
*r
Dally Aigmeata of »ur«
milk u* mam to all jolati
ea Wfcita PiH * Takoa
t Konta
Wholesale cud Retail
CIGARS
and
TOBACCO
and different articles
Doa*t forget the. number
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