Skagway
Vegetables
CELERY HEAD LETTUCE
RADISHES BEETS
GREEN PEAS TURNIPS
_ RASPBERRIES 20c PER BOX
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers
Headquarters for
ROYAL tailors
J. L. TAI LOR, Merchant Tailor
Dortero &. Son •
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 32
NUGGET MOVIES
•ro«diT»7, between 2nd and 3rd.
O-nen Everv Night
TONIGHT
FHE REELS
Through Troubled Waters — S
reel drama. Broadway Btar feature.
VI tug raj, h Co.
ilr. Jarr's Auction Bridge. — A
!«llg Tribune.
v> uxtc b/ Mls» llartxr.
Commence*! al J»:SO o- m.
Wholesale tad Retail j
CIGARS |
and
TOBACCO
and different article*
Domt forget the artmber ,
428 Broadway
TonyDortero 1
ALL <tIXT>S OP PIPES
Ft on 5c to Pocket Book j
PHIL.
ABRHAiS
FIRE INSURANCE
COLLECTIONS
CONVEYANCING
GENERAL AGENT
Established
1807
524 Fourth Avenue
SKaGWAY, ALASKA
TOWN TOPICS
Father E. M. Bunoa of Dawson,
is Dassing thru the city
W. A. Taylor Is a Golden North
guest.
F. Vodicka of Fort Selkirk was
a Sophia passenger this morning.
The Prince Rupert left Prince
Ruoert at noon today for northern
port-. It will make this port Fri
day morning .
The City of Seattle sailed from
Seattle on the 11th, and will make
Riiperi tonight. .
V, I. Hahn has returned from a
trip to the interior.
Miss Martin, missionary worker,
was au -arrival in this, city this
morning on the Sophia. She is
enroute to Selkirk.
Mrs. C. J. Brown is er.route to
Kirkmnn. She arrived this morniij
on the Sophia and left on the train
for 'he interior.
BarneyM cGee was a Sophia pas
senger this morning. Mr.MeGee is
en route to W'hiteshorse
Mr. and Mrs. Miller, round; trip
touris's from East Orange, X. J.,
are diking in the sights of the
Garden City.
W. o. Bosworth is a round trip
per ou the Sophia. He is delight
ed with his trip on Alaskan waters.
B. A. Ross, assistant cashier of
'he Bank of Alaska, arrived on the
Sophia this morning and is at
his duties with, the Bankii'g institu
tion.
Mrs. Eilson, after spending a
shor» time in Prinoe Rupert has
returned to Skagway. She was a
passenger on tbes Sophia.
Chas. A. Dunning of Syracuse,
N*. J., is a receoit arrival in the
Garden City.
Joseph King of Tacoma arrived
on tne train last night and Is reg
istered at the Golden North hotel.
The morning's train for the ln
teriod was delayed several hours
this morning and did not pull out
for across the summir until after
11 o'clock.
It Was Poor.
"What's the worst advice you ever
got?" "A friend tuld me to use my
own jnd'.'lJ'ciit "—Toledo Blade
When You Thinlc of
•TYPEWRITER"
Think
** REMINGTON "
. The Man Who Buys Any
Other
"TYPEWRITER"
Always "Hopes"
It W ill Be as Good m the
"REMINGTON"
SOT.n OX KASV TF.RMS
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER COMPANY
JUNEAU' ALASKA
WEEKLY SERVICE
BY GRAND TRUNK
Tho Grand Truijc I aclfic Is al
ready making plans for this coming
winter on the Alaska : oute, ac
cording to advices received by the
Juneau Empire . It is the inten
tion of the Company to operate the
Prince Ueo>rge tor two more trips
noatji und the Prince Knptri for
three trips, which, means thsit the
present sefrvice will be in effect un
til abou- October 15th. After this
one ol the large sealers will be
placed on the Sea'tie, Victoria, Van.
couver, Oceeui Falls, Prince Rupert,
Anycx run, while the other steamer
will ooerate from Vancouver to
Skagwsy and return on a weekly
schedule.
This service will remain in effect
until Xmas, at which time one of
the large steamers will be taken off
for overhauling and the Prmoe Al
bert will bake her run, and after
this is completed the.) Albert will
take the rim of the other boat. This
means that the G. T. V will main
tain a weekly cervic« all through
-the winter and that the large steam
shlos Prince Rupert a-rd Prince
George will bo operated with the ex
ception of about six wee&s during
which time she will fee put in condl
ticn for next summer's busiuess.
The Prinoe Albert which will
take »hc run for thisi-«hor» length
of time is a good seaworthy vessel,
is 23i feet long, has accommoda
tion for eighty first clf-ss passen
gers aud a speed of fourteen and a
half kuots. The Prince Albert was
fcrmerly the mail steamex Bruno,
and waj operated between England
and Hamburg by the Olson Line
across the North Sea . The Prince
Albert is now being ->v«rh^uled aaid
refitted and should be in excellent
sliitpt when placed on the run for
this wiuter.
The local G .T. P. offUe has not
received any define wo, J in con
nection with the above and would
only advise that a weekly service
would in all probability be arrang
ed during the entire winter .
HEAOM
10 MEDIATE
NIfW YORK, Sept. IS—Sugpre
tinas made by the mayor o£ this
city ihat the strike isisues be
media'ed by the railway lines and
t!:e anion strikers has been turn
ed down by the railway officials.
BULGARSMLL
BACK 10 RiVEH
LONDON', Sept. 13 —Dispatches
reaching the war office indicate
that the Bulgarian forces have
dropped back and are fortifying the
country along the Sttuma river.
The Struma is a river In Bulgaria.
Mil'tury critics view this as a move
in oreparation, to check any inva
sion from the river side.
CHICAGO. S«pt. 13—That the
primary law is hand tu the unsuc
cessful candidates is evidenced by
the report circulated that it cost
twr and a half millioa dollars on
the part of the contesting candi
dates a' the ejection held in this
state.
PRE0IM
G.O.P. VICTORY
PLATTSBURG, Sopt 13—Repub
licans swept tie state of Maine by
a majority of fourteen thousand
votes. Democratic leaders are at a
loss for the big gain in votes in
this stata
Charles Hughes views the Maine
outcomc as a big victory for the
I PUBLISHER OIPS
IN illfl GAME
|r
• viral wtvks ago The Ually
T'm s announced {be discovery ol
tu important quarts strike on K»xl
criek la the WUluv cn-ek district
by Ira ami Charlie Inwitb. This
ilie first of several t*r.lie*
made ui tins Utirnt and the boy*
ha\« spent conaideiable Hii-e in
s'Mpi-iiif tt>e lt-tit,ea a.-»i opening up
ttie J ropeHy with the rxjniil
tua» > estenuay tliey closed a deal
with Ch&a. E. Herroo, publii-hrr of
The Daily Timqs. Mr. Herroo bae
itcun-d the property unOvr bond
and h-i« commenced active work in
fur'hex developing the properly
and was fortunate in bwuria^ the
services of Chas. Sp&uJuin£, one
oi the most competent ha.i*i rock
mintrs in this country, to superin
tend ihe work .
A force Of six miners has been
put to work and a l«-rpo outfit haul
ed to >he property lor several
mou<hs' work. There is every In
dication that further development
will 'jreve tbe optimistic opinion of
many tf the Willow creek opernt
ojs and it is Mr. Huron's iulen
iticvn tc haul in the mining timber 1
and machinery this winter for neat
! season s operation.
The deal calls Tor three claims
and 'he bond consideration of $60.
I VOe is further proof of the pneet
j future ol the Willow cr-y-i minim;
! dirtric'.
This property, now known as
| the Herrtn property, is a continua
tion li i he famous Mabel lead and
is In *N» beart of the ouaru dls- j
i triit. The ore pans very rich and
|*h»» result of the assay show big
values.
DEPT. RULINGS
" FARES
The rwr.i cancellation of the1
"rt.iitp tax" will be weleonnid by ;
passengers traveling ovit the Cana.
diau l'nes from this poi«. Now ;
that the tax is oaaceJHd i' reduces
the ra*e from Ptoip-u-ay to Prince j
Rupert by $1.00 and from Skapwuy
to Victoria «r Vancouver by $2-00,
and also reduces the n'c to Ba*.terT<
des'inatione.r eadi«l via rrtnce Ru
pert cr Vancouver by $1.00. This
reduction applies to bo'h the Can-;
adian Pacific and Grand Trunk Pa
cific lines.
FRENCH CUPIII
SILL VILLAGES
r.VRlS, Sojit. 13 — Dispatches 1
reaching the war office inform the
officii4!!; of the capture ol a nun:-i
bcr of small villages n the Soman1
front hj the Fnecchi forces. Scat. j
torcd fighting wafi ia progress this
morni'i^ on the Somme battle front
but nothing oX imports*!eo has
hanpeutd during the last twelve;
hours.
FOREST FIRES
SWEEP TIMBER
SAN JOSE, Sept. 13—Immonse
forest itres are sweeping thru the
Santa Crui mountains, leaving
chan>ed masses of v-Huablr timber
lands in the wake of the blo*e. The
eastern slope is a blazi;ig mas* of
flames. Forest ftre fighters are
having difficulty in f.jihting thi
fhme. Little headway is being
made by them.
Mrs. V. W. Gat»b of pawsan, Is
a new arrival in the Gsideui City.
Mrs .Gabb is & ^ist«r cf Mr. Butler,
*s?istai!t afreet for tbe G T. P. of
fices in ■ this city. She will leave
for ibe south, on the Prince Ru
I>ert Saturday night.
Heroes and Hafti.
Cnllke most animals. horses hare no
eyebrows, an J hares are wiibont eye
lids
Republican party and «•;« that it
is a lorerunaer of the conditKtos in
prati ically all of the state*, Re
publican campaigners are jubilant'
over the rictorr tron in this state.
BLACK MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S
i MACKINAW SETS
[ FOR THE
SCHOOL BOY
► These Sets consist of Mackinaw double
[ breasted coats. 1 pr lepglos. hat all for *6
► GIRLS BALMAC AN Mackinaw COATS
f only $7.00
; Ladies and MissesB IrmTan M ickinaw
I for only ..... $12.60
► PwlMwIy the lWi on Uif T-- m *11 Og- U* Le>»r«t
L A. HARRISON CO.
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Popular Picture Palace
GFORGE MOWL. Prwnrtor
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in (wo part*, with Prtpl *i. K<lM l*»j»w mm]
x-j Hall.
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On Broadway near Fourth
Inclined Floor
Admission 2oe ai
B«pius &30
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capital, V"^».000 on viirj.li.*. trt>lw*ioo.
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