Uneeda Biscuit
So why not get them where you know
they are the freshest and best. We
just received a fancy assortment
of cookies and crackers in
packages and bulk
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers
Let vour next pair if 5ho:s b-> a
PACKARD SHOE
FOR MEN
Seasonable Styles f>r Particular .'1 ■';i
Dortero &. Son
Clothiers and Furnishers 1'inw
G.F.Coggan&Co
Portrait and Commercial
Photographers
We do Professional Kodak
Finishing- - Give Us a Trial
Broadway near
3rd Avenue
REAL CARE
Tu reality the "care of the hair
ai«*ats the "care of the scalp." Ap
plv • PUROLA" Hair Tone according
to directions furnished with each
bottle, and you will not only b«
surprised, but pleased with th
wonderful results. A satisfactory
ailotr for hair health; sold on
ltd merits aud. satisfaction guaran
tee >r your money back. $1.00
Sold by Keller Bros. Drug Co. a
Otr bottle. Specify "PUROLA!"
Wholesale and Retail
CIGARS
and
TOBACCO
and different articles
Don't forget the n'unber
428 Broadway
Tony Dor%o
ALL KINDS OF PIPES
Fiom 5c to Pocket Hook
OPPORTUNITY
KNOCKS BUT ONCE AT YOUR
DOOR
Now is the time to get in and
secure this gilt edge ■
BARGAIN
I have for<ale In one lump
the following property
1H lots with splendid lance
I wo story MMIac eov*
pl»*t»*ly furnished for
rooming bouse.
1 lot with up-to-date cotta*t*
• »f tbrve rooms completely
furnished.
6 lots in Block 83.
2 lots In Block 94.
The whole property at a
lumpsum of $&V0. a )*anraiii
at f4u*>.
Title perfect, all taxes and assessments
paid, call or write to
PHIL ABRAHAMS
A(<nt
'NUGGET M'JViEw
i l**?iveirn .mi iiiitl :>nl.
; Open Ev^rv 3S:ght
TONIGHT
Hocirrt Silig Tiibure Weekly.
The Girl in tile Case.— .v tw
re 1 VRagixiph Undua, ieuuriii
Maurice Co.-tc-IIo.
An Attteric:.u Heiress -
Touith epiitw'.e ot the 1:< >\n'. At
ve iture.
Ousted. — A Vltagrrph remedy.
Music l>j Mi-s Itaib r.
r«Miiiiici'< >11 •» ;<»• p. in.
RIVER REPORlS
WITEHOR.SK, June 16—Yukt
ironj Fairbanks for L>aw. < it lu a :•
Helta at Fairbanks.
.
Pcliunce at Gibbin.
Jul.'a "13" at St. Alii had.
.?cUwatka down Biwii«s 1 i>. to.
Alas,i{c at Circle 1 p. m.
L. A. Dickson, g- !!'-r. 1 raanagt
for tup Ford Auto •_ in, a, \ . t V.
, eouver, lei» ou tu.- o.v.'ge lor ta
south.
.UXIlMSTK.VK.il S .WJ.lK <il *
s ti.i-; oi'
NOTICE IS OlVIi.N
Tiiu i:: purautuieo oi a>i o'i'de
lOi'is li KUtt. rd a. iv. muusc u
C«m?ni 1 ic; tr nr t'.e u.r.n rj
iu I'i'uU te iu Sk ,".v ..y '* ll
nu> w. the bth d-y oi June, ltUti
in !h nw-Lltr of t..e & ci Jo..
.
Mgneii, as iuluuui-t:;4t r of t.i
..aid tstate will .-til at. jT-ialii
vendue to the highest at.U b- t Lid
del", :u.ri subject to the coauirma
tion of the said Prola te Couit, oi
Moi.day, the lvth da: of July, 191t
a» 2 o'clock in the atUrnocn oi
til. trout steps of tlij United St tes
Court House In tue Town and Piv
ciuit ui Skugway and T-rntory o
Al..-K.t ull t.it- right tlUe ;it.u iu
I'fi- J and es.!: t< Oi the ^:-id Jo.r
P. t:rawand at tile time of in
.:«s.-in, a:id aii the r»£ t, title auc
interest that the sa:d t&tate has
by apuatitu of law or otherwise
iu and o tnat certain r - t or par
eel of land situate, lying as:d be
ir.g n the Recording i>i trict o
Sk.igwi.y and Territ'-ij of Ala- ka
and uiore ^ 'rtuul-iily described a.
fellows, to-wit:—
The laaids and tenements knowi
the Wilt plate, a tract of tiiret
IS' acros, be the same more oi
les*, ucund< d ou the north by t i
land «-ra!isfei red as of rtvoid bj
Chas. Xye to Walter Willis-; on tlx
: «is» b" the Skagway Hiv. r: on th'
scu'h by the land clainitd by >1. I)
Clark; and ou the weft by t-it
| blaif * f the mountain, all of sak
! tract situated on the »H side oi
the SkRgway IlivfT jopixi-ite the
Town of Skagway, within fie cor
porate limits, but without the Towr
sitfc o* *he Town of Slcagway, at i
point where a westerly i)->*tract:.or
of Sixteenth Ave me would cos:
I the said land. Said sale will b<
! mads fOT cash.
P. H. GANTT,
Administrator
6-10 17-24—7-1-8.
,-MAVRE ALLOWED TO~
i MUSH OVER TRAIL
Several cheechttcos a-ve applied
'■ to the Arctic Brotherhood for in
! furmiaikn regarding t. e e.ioitest
.aid K\ it dungcrous trull over the
Suuinii* They ha\e Ken warned of
I the hazard that lies before those
uitcuinpt'iE to make t-o t:ip ut
this season of the yeux, but they
hve expressed their wilHngnec bo
, be u oliowu the trail and mush
j over itu ste p and p.'etlpitioui. in
I clines.
i Cul. W. L. Stevenson, Arctic
j Ohlef ' Camp Skagway .\o. 1, has
•.-^ueti a call lor a special meeting
uit lb b others for this coming
i'ue^uu- u-igtt r-t S:o0 shaip for
taa ->uiyos>e of discussing t..e Laai
W.ity ci allowing the muu to take
♦ho dangerous trip. a he bitua
t u a I t'tumcs all t ie mure precari
ous to the lodge and daugeroLs to
the Caeechttcos for the reason .hat
oaij cue guide is now m camp w Jj
kuows the joura<y th-.outh Ohll
coot P;-v, which is t ae oaly ;uoos
.i'.:e aTillUl ;.t tl.ij season ef t >«-•
iy»ar. White Pass is too da.,gerout
.ui the bro.hers have ro.io-teuly
. vtfii ed t» allow th.« O.icoc-.icta to
.a. it; the advc.ture through the
•*as£i ijt some months.
Urrdon W. Fowe.i, C.urj? C'ook,
a...- hteu instructed by lao u..i. { t^
p!'eb«re one those famous Mala
in., e bUws. The Caeethaccs will
pi b::tly be invited ill to t..c.t ci
■■ sU w and jt in in t ie hospital ty
->f tie brothers before all.v.ng
11..em to uiush over the trail.
Ui P t'Oli l Hi: i UO.\ I'
Over on* bundled auil iifi* boys
iwiu ine interior e.«iue i:i on U-. t
►i'-ul » traiu. Ui.il securea iiaasage
ou < le Gee-rye for Yu-U>< u.. 'me
ucy:, -ire coming as v-iv.^te c li
zl.is ami will eu ist in Victoria
>v tii ' t- Canadian. coulii.i\t_i.t for
.-twiec at tiie lrout.
.
u. U. HuiMc, a L-euib..i- ci lae Lau
.
p. i'r. Huloie will iv;oit to the
recruit ■ £ oiiictr iu Wuila u>
Alli Urv t>i.-t;n» No. 11, and aid
.a < mi-tint; tiie uoys. Ti-ey have
iirtu in trailing £t,r t« o luontUs in
nio interior .mil come wall ; le « -u
call ot tuc north. runuiig throug.i
ta.-if v« in.-, ausious 'o i; t to tiiu
^ro. t *c iifciit icr the mother coua
Oue uimJrtd and thir'y two a »
• rom O: ww>nt nlnt- m frcm C'r
■ri -3 .u.il Atl So:, e cf t :o boys
. li'.ve ween showing la in ar tint]
>:j>;3 i : • i t uig t and this mern
. ... They : \e t:i. j.iteiior with
. ;;os* u! Mends, Who will iin\ious
•> foil, - w their jour. • ,v to t!i* trout
i a/xiouMy await t .«ir raurti.
iminye (inoiua; otx
u ii i.iio .ul.t-m.cn t.vo o.i «. r
.
.
I. • m (.'.in- r tuuus tuno bet it cuu
d.
'1 i1 Vukou coa'ingei.t letivln:,
• : ejliatnuut at VL-uria w re
1,0 ul aiiii ui. i.e uy i. l.ge iM.t
oi t.io s^-utU bound ua s«.igir list.
UHSTUOVi:ii 1\ COLLISION
LONDON", Juiitr 17—The British
jdci-'iojer Keen, wlib :t ir. w ot
seventy, men >vas s-unfc in a col isi. 11
I the crew were lost.
ALAMEDA CARRIES
HEAVY CARGO
j Tho Alameda steamed Into port
from t>e westward at the early hoi !
oa' 5 •'"'s morning. It cleared for
the sou*U at 0:10. Fifteen. pasben
1 era wire taken ubo;.',d ut 'his
port. The l>oa+ was heavily loe^od
\vitl>' copper ore and canned sahvoa.
Ov-- ijuO tons of copper ore was
aboard.
WILL VIST DIKXG SUMMER
Mrs. John Grignon of Seattle, is
a recti.* arrival in Skagiway. She
oomes to visit with her daughter,
-M.t,. .W E. Burford dum.g U.e sum
mer mouths. Mrs. G'i ifcucu is con
nected with the Univeishy oi" Wash
ington arwl has under her supoi vi
sion *he Delta Upsilun l;-ut^rurty_at
the University.
MORGAN RILED
OVER INVESTIGATION'
NEW YORK. June 17—J. F. Mor
gan w-s a w.tn m 1 cfi. e tU ■ . h a p
son legislative ir.ves* guiti: g coai
mittc«. The committee i'-s "been
luv- gating the high prices a. d
Morgan was su'.;p. oi.ed to appear.
He clashed with t :o Jnve Lu-.at.or
aad some hot ivoids followed.
I'NION MAN KILLED IX KIOT
OAKLAND. Jutia 17 — St ik s
in »he lumber mills in t':is j>tate
h ts caused a gentral tie "p in the
luuut-r marktt. I.uryr r'ots have
been occutrii g-. One de th lias
{vcurrid a d t'i 'i*on have born n
jured. A uon u ilou m n i» held as
the slayer.
OKPU'IAI. OX SIXHET MISSION
LAREDO, Juuo 17— Philip Han
m, Statss co»M!l accm
.r',iii,d by Getiarii Moirteey ur
I rived hi re 'ixlav. They have de
clined to give an i .te.-\ I w to the
p-css and the nurpcfe cf tliir mis
sjoiio Is nc-t know n.
GEORGE IS SUOCESSOU
LONDON, June 17 — Lloyl
; George has been chosen to succeed
| the late Lord Earl Kitchener. The
1 nation Is roceivtu^ him with opi n
arms.
]>i:M()< KATiC (. HAIUMAN
WASHINGTON, June 17—I're I
<1. nt Wilson has se!«ted Vance
31 oormick of Pauntylvaria : s the
chairman of the uitiouui c m ittt-Cj
' A. W.. llc-l'f v was a sout vbound
Ita&srngt r on the George.
'. E. EuglebekeJt le.t «rii the
Alanttda for tne south.
Mr. Duvkee was a pass-erg: r on
l ie Alameda to Juutcu.
The Alameda c.ir.i. d over 1500
i iv of eopptr ore froa; the west
ward.
* 4 ♦ t *
l'lONEElt WiitjE *
A meeting o£ Skagway Igloo *5*
•3- No. 12, Piuuo«r o£ Alaska, *
•i- will be held Sunday night, ❖
* June 15th, at b o'clock in A.. '•*
{• b. Hall, for transaction of *
* lmj>ortant business to come up •>
Visiting brothers coidi..lly *
•> welct me.
* COL. W. L. STEVENSON,. *
President. ❖
* * K. * .j. ❖ ❖ ❖ •> ❖ •>
j Alaska Sunday School Convention Program
At a metUsg it' the committee ou program arrangements -for tile
I cumiug Sunday Suhov/1 assj c.aiaoij to be uold at tne ll^taodist
! .ii.ii-tU, J 1.1.u 1 & Li. tu iiHh, lucluslvo, i.i- following program aw;s ult-tk
-1. o..t iu:.L.aivt'lj. In addition »o tin's* aireauy appiaiiig on i ie
I pt. Ltiiir s-ptuicis ure expv* '<-U to arrive by ii.il and bout.
SUNDAY' U A. M.
Opening sen ice i« charge _oi Rev. li. H. Petersen. - ■
Aiiieti, i\lrs. E. C. Kuapp, Spokane.
12:13 P. 31.
Sunday School. BiitX talks by Jir. and Mrs. Kuapp.
The buiii.. y i>cluji u> u-ti'-e 100 mark in attendance.
4:00 T. M.
iirkf children's :x\v.<e, th stoiies and special music.
8:00 P. M.
Soi:g service I d by ohcrus.
Special Solo
Address, E. C. Kuapp
MONDAY'
2.00 1». M.
lX-vf tional scrvica f'jl ew'cU by d is*-jsbien of the temperance situa
tion »« Alaska.
Aj>i «.ii>tnunt of committee*.
8:00 P. JI.
T.ricf reports frcm aut-of-:own< delegates.
Special music by childnu'g chorus.
B.ier addresses oy Judge Rasmuson, and others.
TUESDAY • ,
2:00 P. M.
I1 v<»tioi '1 service foil-wed by dU-n s-lou of Sunday School methods.
Reports of cemmittcea and business.
8:00 1*. M.
Specir.l music
E.1'1 address by Andrew Stevenson.
Storecptiecn viows ly Mrs. Dol>l3 and Rev. Pcderscn.
i Clodcg words by delegates and speakers.
Newest Fiction
Nan of Music Mountain
The Heart of Thunder Mountain
Mary Rose of Mifflin
The Beasts of Tarzan
His Official Fiancee
Clipped Wings
The Black Eagle Mystery
Life and Gabriella
i he Return of Dr. Fu Manchu
Seventeen
Blind Sight
1 wilight
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store cloepH nr 8 P. M. Saturdays9 P. M.
C.KCRGE MOWL, Proprietor
Sunday juid Mondny
Jnji I'nivciMil presents \VHEX THE WORLD WAS SILENT.—
Story I>y Harvey — I'r.xluced by Herbert Iirt'ixn in 3
Willi V. in Slu'y, l.e .ii UDitd, Win. Wejlcli, Holxu-t Hii>
l«*y, and Eil; nc l*r. try.
VASCO THE VAMI'IIIE.
VXIVERSAL IKE, Jr., OX M!.S HOXEYMOON, with Bobby Ttie
lirer and Louis
.">,000 feet or Minis.
Music by J. V. Miller.
On Broadway near Fou' ih Inclined Floor
Acnr.fwmu 'iou hi^u L c
8:30
Bank of Alaska
Wr&ngell SksgW~y Anchorage
Capita! $50,000 Surplus $10,000
OFFICERS
PKESIMEXT AM liEW STEVENSON
VICE PRESIDENT IMlliUW A. BENTON
\ ICE PRESIDENT I WESTERMANN
CASHIER W. «. WARREN
ASSISTANT CASHIER .... eJEOftt.'E HL'TH
As:i!«TA.\T CASHIER .. .. \V L. LAM>SBOROlTGH.
GENEUAL COUNSEL .. .. AKCHIIiALD E. STEVENSON
ATTOKNEY H. I,. FAULKNER
DIRECTOItS
ZOHKTII S. FREEMAN,
HKNRY D. WAIiBRlDGE,
ANDREW A. RENTOX,
ANDREW STEVENSOX,
•I. T. \Y KSTKKMANN,
V. H. GANTY.
\V. H. HKNSOJT,
If AN 31 IN ALASKA
THE E r,\ EEKRENDS BANK
Juneau, Alaska
Capital, $."0,000.00. Surplus, $20,000.00.
3. M IJKHUKXns. .1. K. WM-MS. CiUY McXAWHTON,
President. Vice I'rcs. Cashier.
A Complete Line of
SANTOX
I
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Keller Brothers