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THE 3 M. BEHRENDS BANK
Juosau, Alaska '
OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN ALASKA
A cO; sl-'ent policy pursued for more than a quarter of a
century has been rewarded by steady and substan
tia! growth until this Bank has nov over
o;:e and one-half million dollars re-.
sources and depositors in
every part of the
Territory
George
Harvey
v !' v >ver $2,2.">0 out of $3 250 -which he took to the city
wrapped in a salt sack and pinned to a trouser's leg. He
lost it Talking along the streets, and his unique "safe de
po- >:y" i :directiy leaves him short exactly $1,000.
How much money is iost each year because people will
n< • depo-t in banks can never be ascertained. If you have
i ■:i> > me :!K>n"y, don't take chances with it. Bring it
to our Bank.
WE HANDLE GOLD DUST AND BULLION
BAlNK OF ALASKA
WRAXOEI.t S! AKOBORAOB
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The Artists Tone
is the
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Tone
Hear It
Is to
AcKnowlege
that it is
the only
Phonograph,
with the
Human
Tone
eleonora
De 09NEROJ
09 CARMEN
fleller Bros. Edison Agents I
WOODS BOOSTS
WICKEOSH1
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 — la a
statement today Jjjj its Chafinmau
Representative Frank P. Woods, oC
Iowa, the National Republican, con
gressional Committee urged! the re
election o" Judge James Wicker
shau as a delpgate to congressi
from Alaska.
"Alasltang could) not select a
better man| to represent thq terri
tory in ^cougressl thanj Judge) Wlick
eraham," said Chairman, Woods.
"His long service ia congress of
more than seven; years has equip
ped htm, from experience ia con
grpfsfioiial affaire, tol represent' the
peoDle of Alas/ka ia Washinigt'on
better than anyone else im the terri
tory. Always vigilant for the in
terests of Alasjka and the nation.
Judge WicTcershami is one of tho
most valuaJble public) servants in
congress.
"A study of his work as a mem
ber of the territories, mines and
mining, public lands, military af
fairs, and Indian) afifairs committees
shows that he has done more ia con
gress for the dOvelOQpanent of Alas
ka than any other member.
"The National Repjuiblicanj Con
gressional Committee believes that
the peeople of Alas(ka will recognize
the eminent services audi highl char
acter of Judge Wickersham by re
electing him as a delegate to con
gress by a large majority."
WINS 15ICV 1'KIZE
WH1TBH0RSE, Oct. 2G — Mrs.
Sadler held the lucky; ticket which
won. the big doll house which was
Taffled off in this city last night.
WEDDING YESTERDAY
A wedding was held yesterday at
♦he Catholic) Church. Rev. Fath
er Turnell joined two interior peo
ple iu the holy bonds of matrimony.
Trie hapipy couple left for the south
flu the Alameda.
GRAPPLE FOR MACHINERY
Thg crew from the Sophia are
prappling iu the waters at the
docks for machinery which dropped,
into the water at the last trip of
♦ soiphia. The grapplers have
sucofrdedi in, lolcating it hut at
th<» timr c>f going to press the ma
chinery had not been raised to the
waters surface.
O. M. ST. PAUL
LINE GIYES RATE
A. E. Harris, traveling passenger
agent foir the Chicago, Milwaukee
& 3\ Paul Railway lines, with
head officeg in Juneau, was a hUT"
rie' caller in this city yesterday.
Mr. Harris reports that hlte company
is mating a special reduced rate to
Alaskans who> desire to* travel to
the effct or middle west via his line.
Local agents in| SkagwaywtilJ furn
'sh the desired! information! con
cern' ng the rates and rolutea upon
application.]
ALAMEDA IN AND OUT
The Alameda steamed into this
port yesterday afternoon a-ro/und
ih<- 4 o'clock hour and sa)ledi south
ward one hour later. It picked up
for'.- passengers at this port. A
a,umber of river men secured' reser
vations on the big boat for out
side points.
EXA OUT 'WITH ORE
Ttib C. P. R. freighter Ena' clear
Pd for the south yesterday. It
cariied over a thousand tons of
01 e for tho Granny smelter.
SOPHIA OUT TONIGHT
Tne C. P. R. steamier Solphla will
cleai for the south tonight1 around
the seven o'clock hour. In any
■n-ent It -vill wait folr the incoming
train as it cairries a numiber of
•ceopla who are desirous ot leave
fcr the southi on the t>igi boat. In
all it will have about 100 passen
gers from thiia port.
W. C. T. U. NOTICE
The Womans Christian Te®Hper
ance Union recital ot Institute ad
y-^s«-d in Tuesday's paper to
ta&a place at the Methodist church;
building Saturday afternoon, has
been postponed. It wtiU take place
Tuesday, Oct. 31st, at 2:30 p. m..
The program will b§ published
later.
Mrs. Sobfuteman, daughter of J as.
M. Tanuetr of this city, will fee a
Seattle passenger tonight on tha
Sophia. Mis® Heidmanj is accom
panying her to the Queen City.
DISCOVERS LOSI
GOLD MINE
Capt. H. S. Ba*Jk, BOuixlough.
prospector of the Interior, stam
peder and discoverer of Nansen,
Croek, Is sojourning In, Garden
City a lew days before leaving (or
southern destinations. Capt. Back
is more or l-gss of a character la the
iuteror, anld. is known all along the
Yukon, as th$ man whpj sucoeas
fully located a lost ml'ne on Kitch
ener Creek.
Ca,p<. Back madci Ms discover in
1916 of a lost mine which lies be
twecu Cojpiper and Hobo creeks in
thg vicinity of Jim creek. Many a
man has tried to make the find' but
none have been successful until
Cap Back set his mind on the ad
venture. Three men went Insane
trying to locate the lost mine, an
other slashed his throat in the
wilds of the interior, but Capt.
Back had the blunfch) and followed
It out. ! .
He will leave in a few days for
*h° outside where h© will float a
development company toi properly
handle the mine.
R. P. O. E. NOTICE
Meeting at Elks Hall tonfght at
8:30. Full attendance roequested.
C. W. Feloher of Seward is a
Garden City visitor.
Mrs. F. M. W'hyte left for the
sou;h on the Alameda.
The City of Seattle is due In1 this
oort Saturday afternoon.
W. C. Pedlar of Whltehoree is
enroute for the outside.
O. Bac'kman) of Whitehorse is a
recent arrival 4n| this citty.
Sam Guyot, a knight of the grip,
was an Alameda passenger.
Mrs. M. B. Allen of Juneau is
at i.ne Goldea Northj Hotel.
F. F. W. Lowle wfll return to
this city oa' tonight's train.
H. Bryson, of Haines is at the
Golden North for a iem days.
F. Pheasey of Whitehonse lias
registered at the Goldn. North.
The Spokane is scheduled to sail
from Seattle tomdrrow folr thi^ por*.
R. Smart, interior mining man,
]e<ft for thtg south' oni the Alameda.
C. J. Bloomqu);se of Whitehorsq is
stopping In, Skagway far a few
days. I
Capt. H. S. Back of Kitchener
creek ig a guest at the Golden
North. I
R. R. Hyatt and wife of Whjkte
horst left for the outside oni the
Alameda.
Mr. and Mra R. Hill of Caribou,
will be southiboun^ passengers to
night on the Sophia.
H. A. KirtopafricJn wdth the Yu
kon Gold Company, left for sou'th
ern points on: the Alameda.
W. Swergva, cashier for the
White Pass at Whitehorse, left
for thfc soutft on the Alameda.
H. Maluin, mining operator of
the Atlin, district, will be a south
bound passengep tonight oa the
Sophia.
D. C. Ballou will leave on the
So'phaa tonight. Mr. Ballou is tn
routg to Boston. H§ Willi return, at
a laler date.
G. E. Brown, Atlin/ mining; man,
is enroute to Halifax. He booked
over thet C. IP. R. lines for his
final destination.
Mr. Watson1, stofra keeper for
the White Pass at WMtehoreel will
be a southlbounct passenger to
night on the Sotphia.
jrruiumenc river jueu. urw icuy
Ing for tine outside tonight on. the
Sophia, among some of these noted1
aie J. Young, Capt. Blooanquist,
Mr. Lacey, Mr. Moyer, S. Thompson,
R. Haws and) R. Haws, Jr., Mr.
i Tliwaiteg, V. W. Gabb, A .E.
Stride, C. H. Marshall.
Miss M. A. Judd wMl leave to
njgh* on, the Princess1 Sophia, for
an extended trip to! the; states, with
San Diego as her ultimate destina
tion. Missl Judd is one of the early
settlers of Skagway, and while not
a resident of this city, during her
entire time spent In) the north) she
ret era to the Garden,: City ns her
home, andl speaks of returning
hern after she has seen, a goofdly
number of thei Pacific Coast cities.
SAN-TOX COUGH DROPS, Admin
istered on sugar. Acts almost in
stantly. Thej prescription/ of
an, eminent physician. Keller
Bros The San-Tots Drug Store.
Corsets
You may be short or
tall, slender or stout,
but you can always
be correctly corseted
with a "WarnerY'
* L. A. Harrison Co.
Phone 55
Store closes ;8 p. m. Satur
9 p. m.
Popular picture palace
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Wednesday and Thursday
Imp Universal presents THE OXE WHO LOST BUT AVOX, in 2
two pakts with Alexander (j«u2en. Produced I9* Frank Cran©.
Bison 101 pitasents HIGHER LAW, with Paulino Bush from tli«^
fetoiy I15- George; Btronson Howard in OQntury Magazine, in
t.vro jiaJ'ts.
AX ILL AMXI).—A stonn of laugi <er niCh Max Aslier.
FIVE REELS
Music by Mi's. C. Olson.
On Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8:30
THJK SALOON' FILLS A VOID
A liquor journal recently publish
ed i-vo following statement: "The.
saloon tills a great social voiil in
the community."
I' is true, t^i© saloon fills a
vo.d.
It fills men's stomachs with poi
80S.
I<- fills jails with* drunkards.
It fills penitentiaries w^th crim
inals,
It fills poor-houses with paupers.
:t <1115 hospitals with sick and
Injured.
It f!?ls asylums with insane.
I'. fi'Ls orphanages with o:<phans.
I* fills our streets with1 loafers.
It fills labor's ranks with in
competents.
D ' Is homes with sorrow.
it fills wives and children! with
wart. i I :
It fills coui-t calendars with
caspp.
I* fills prolperty records with
mortgages.
It rills communities with disor
der .
It .'Jlls politics with corruption.
It fills politicians with fear.
T* fills graves with the de-id.
It fills hell with ?he damned.
Jr ia true, sadly rue, that the sa
loon' fills a, void.
\V. C. T. U. ADVERTISING
Advertising in aus appealing man
ner ,cj toeing adopted by the R o
mans ChristianJ Temperance Union
in, this cfity. The headquarters)
r-orug on Broadway show an at
tractive display of the necessities of
life, yhicli the money, purported, ♦oj
be spen/*' for 2 glasses of beer &
d v "or one year wjfll buy for the
home.
WANTED—Board and room in
private family by respectable young
worklngman. State terms and
full particulars. E. H^ris, Gen
eral Delivery, Skagway. 10-25-2t.
! v:! - .5 of Ohio. City o' Tcledo, I
?,uc&3 County. f
J. Chsnev makn ontii that he la
:i «.t P. J. Cheney
i business lit ti:e City of To
. ( unn* 1 8' t» nforesaid, and
i i will >..•• I..- sum of ONE
REi) l)OLI AX; iur each and ev
of CK'arrli t at cannot be cured
i;. . of HA: r.'S CATARRH CURE.
K11WK J. rilENET.
' foro >i i n d subscribed In
tills Cth c. y of December,
A. r>. lfcrti.
(fer.- A. TV. CLEASON.
Notary Public.
Hi 'I s Catarrh Cur* is taken Internally
■:Iv blood and mu
i s of ilia system. Send for
j-\ .T. .'•Ti'l ixrv S' CO., Toledo, O.
Pi!.• I " all Driu'srfv.ts, 75c.
T--K.* i- raia'ly PIlie for con»tin«.Mom.
rum bkagway
Pioneer Dairy
■. F PMMAJC, Prop.
THE SMB MILK MHB
The largest aad beat coi
ducted Q?irf I* Atealra.
Daily gtlpmeata of put
milk &** ce&m to all pol*l
ob Wblto Psza t Yuko
Route.
Wholesale md Retail
CIGARS
tad
TOBACCO
and different articles
Doa't forget the number
428 Broadway
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