Summer Drinks
Cliquot-Club Beverages, Root
Beer, Ginger Ale and Sarsapar
illa. Armours, Churches and
Bass Island Grape Juice.
We will have a full line of fresh fruits
and vegetables on the S. S. Se
attle early Satutday
morning.
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers
Let your next pair of Shots be a
PACKARD SHOE
FOR MEN
Seasonable Styles for Particular Men
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 32
G.F.Coggan&Co
Portrait and Commercial
Photographers
We do Professional Kodak
Finishing--Give Us a Trial
Broadway near
3rd Avenue
REAL CARE
lu reality the "care of the hair" |
aitMLS the "care of th® scalp." Ap- ;
Plv • PL'ROLA" Hair Toue according
to directions furu»shed with each ,
bottle, aud you will not only b<= ,
durprtsid, but plo^Bed with the
wcn^trfui results. A satisfactory |
a. !o»i for hair health; sold on
its raents aud satisfaction guaran
tee >r your money back. $1 00
Sold by Keller Brot. Drug Co. a
oer bottle. Specify "PUROLA!
Wholesale and Retail
CIGARS
and
TOBACCO
and different articles
D<>»'t forget the number
428 Broadway
Tony Dortero
ALL KIXT>S OF PIPES
From 5c to Pocket Book
PHIL
ABRAHAMS
ESTABLISHED 1897
INSURANCE
COLLECTIONS
REALTY
CONVEYANCER
NOTARY PUBLIC
524 Fourth Avenue
Skagway
NUGGET MOVIES
lirtMilm;, »ren :l«id *iid Snl.
Open Evory Night
FIVE RKX6
TOVlGH'J?
The Kins of tb.e Wire.—Edison 3
real feature.
The Beloved Adventurer in the
Hoid-L'p.—Lubln Company.
Music by Mlu B*rbw.
UtauueuiTi a* 0- ov
GOLDEN ROD OFF FOR HAlXEo
The GoJden Rod leit port Skag
v*uv tui» morning tu 10 Iit Haines
wltU a nmnoer of jBB*»ougei s.
.Anions same oI the pms»eni,eis not
til wtrn Air. Jehn Neweil aud wife
ol i he Ooiden Rod's i>ik4, w will
vu:t friends ia Hadu«s tor a !«*'
days.
it. H- Hugg, traveling lor Solo
mo u Falmc-r, 'he N>ew York perfum
er, Ku oil >'-he U-oliifrn Rod £oa
Haiues, waere he wlU. <x»il ujkju
trade, iir. Hugg hu« worked jwac
tUally all cut bltt tow us to the
westward and is now taJuug in
lowus in the Fan Handle.
SEATTLE WITH TOLR1&TS
The City of Seattle is enroute to
this city and sohetiulieu ti> reach
hole by 7 a. m. Saturday morning
with a larg* list ol tourists, aumu
fer the iuterior and some aa round
trlypvrs.
Btsicet a heavy passenger list it
carries thirty tons ol loeal freight
far aagway.
ZatltJi OU •« beet poe
dib'e reults u a lntoriMm far all
light or delicate maetUuery. 10c,
ibc, &0« bottle*. Keller Bros.
Sole Skagway Age ate.
Alter exposure, whea you feel a
Cold coming o<n, take PU&OLA Hon
ey and Tar Cough Syrup. Don't
wa • untli it ha» 4»T«l<->ped into
bronchitis or pneumonia. Does
not. contain opiates of any kind.
Ktep a bottle in the house lor
emergencUa. Your druggie* will
refund your money if not satisfied.
Price i5e and 60a. Specify 'PUR
OL.A." Sold by Keller Bros. Drug
:Ca
Big Dauoe Friday Nigl't
N'ATU~.: SPARES
>e Stilck.cn Rm« Frrm Grief,
nt a fortunate prev!*'"n o' ns*
that deprives the rose ot ir.iv
ring: for how poignant wcu.ii be
t ^ discover, in the height of
*i!ng iflor;'. :hat a canker fed at r
t, and that ii» beauty and fragran
» doomed forever. Nature alwa
the suffering; she la a verltab
i-bouse of pleasing rewards, f.
_e who seek her aid. in t:ie yea
:.e by falling hair and grayness ha
; a glo^m ever the Uvea of thousan
young women, but thanks to the 1)
st'gationa of scientists the true cau
* hair destruction is now known to
germ or parasite that burrows In'
!:e hair follicles. Newbro's Herplc!'
bsolutely destroys this trerm. th
emitting the hair to grow as n
re Intended. Sold by leaiHng drur
giut*. 8cnd 19c. !n stamps for R'.mpl
•> The Herplclde Co.. Detxolt, Mich,
ft an drag nor*
Oae dollar pottle, guaranteed
REAPER CALLS
. BIRTHDAY EIIE
1 i
Sadness settles around the Aoh.1
aou home today wiiioul otuei-wilse
would hf-e beeu hwpvy end gay in
celebrating the adttriuasjyj ot their
fii-taar'ii fifty tsirth. (birliidiiy if Pro*!-!
deuce nad not ruled that the silent
reaper should take their beloveu I
lather to his Heavenly home.
Kdward W. Auhisou, the deceasod,'
was burn in Adeline, Illinois, ou
June 28th, 1860. lie was educated
ia the State oi llliu,o<is and aptnL
the eariitr part of his lile by en
tering tbe teaching profusion,
wihich be followed diligently for a
number of years. The pioneering
wuc-t btcauie imbedded iu ui®
[ilioug.nu and he moved to tue state
otf Orci-ou in 1883, where he fol
lowed his profession until ae en
tered the monumental buslne.*;.
U uder his careful business hand th 4
ou&iness grew and expanued until |
three enterprising branches were
founded at Roseiberg, Kugene and
Albany. The deceased made his
reisidtuce and hoadejuiuter at Al
oany. He was active in church
work iu *hat city, being a deacon iu
the Ukamoerliu Presbyterian oliuro.^
The Alasica booiu fever struct
him pud he with a number of oth
ers weLt to Portland and joined a
company whiuh s'arttd out fur
Dawson. Their intentions at flrat
were to 70 to SL JliohaeLs and
ascend the river. Aooordiugly they
so* tail with the river boat Eugene
iu tew. Storms overtook them
and they were ahip^ wrecked ou
Vancouver Island. Undaunted by
this mishap he oamo on to Dyoa
where he packed over the historic
l)ye«, trail during tlhe '97 season.
In 18&3 he mucjhed into thq Atlia
district, where lie staked some
claims. These he sold at a later
date ard returned to Skagway wher
b<» entered the laundry' business
w»*h his brother A. J. Aohison. lie
sold his part of the busaut*» to
Mis. Uoox-e and entered the employ
of 'he White Puen, where he re
wiioed until the time of his death.
The teceused was miarnta m .m
bany, Oregon, to Miss Sarah Lear.
Three children were born as the re
sult ol the union in that state. lie
was jclned by his beloved, wife in
tl is city lattx on and six children
were born. The children, Clareac,
Alelvin, Harry, Edua, Ruth, Laur
euce, Florence, Helen and John,
hav0 all made their homes in this
city. The older ones have re
ceived their education in tthe
Skagway schools and branched out
into the various lines of cotDineuvial
activity in the immediate vicinity.
Funeral services will probaibly be
i-eld tomorrow aif tier moon. The time
is uncertain, owing to the arrival
of one of 'he sons from the iufJr
i_>r. Skagway cemetery will be ti:o
tiiiul interment place. The Daily
Alaikan joins witdx tbei deceased's
many friends and acquainantces in
extending to his bereaved family
since rest condolences.
WH1TEHORSE, June 2S—Tanana
down Eagle 5 a. m.
Rcliance up Koyukuk 11 p. m.
on 2'«h.
Sehnvatka up Kokrines on the 27.
Julia "B" up Melo&i 11:30 a. on.
an tbe 2~th.
Yukon ud Hot Springs 8 a. m.
Selkirk up Cannacks 7:30 p. m.
C<t*ca up Isaac Creek 2 a. m.
White Horse mp Isaac Creek
Canadian down Isaac Creek at 5
a. ru
Dawswi left Dawson 10 a. m.
Next sailing, Selkirk Thursday
evening.
HOP AT A. B. HAIjL
DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR
The committee having charge of
♦he arrangements for the dunce in
A. B. Hall last niglht secured the
.•ervices of the three piece orchea
•ra cprried on the Princess Alice.
xh3 music furnished was a treat to
all of those who attended.
HISTORIC CITY
NOW FIRMS
jr '
Mrs. Pulleu, of tliq Jar-Jamed
Pull en House, ©u'ertoined a party
oC her guests oa Tuesday at her
unit; ae huai-eslead situated on the
site o' JDyea. This "city" witih a
population of twenty thiortisand dur
Uir tlhe rush, to the gold Ileitis,
was the chief outfitting wtaiion, for
those seeking their fortunes in the
El Dorado of the NOirtlh. Although
fJyea is known as a "dead city,"
but promises to be a very lively
plate under the efficient maniage
nwnt of Sirs. Puilleu, who lias al
ready many aoree under cultivation,
lie. ht'rd of blooded cajttle gives
promise of a fine stock ranch. in
*'■« near future. In addition she
lias a hotel allmiost ruuly for occu
pancy
The jiarty enjoyed the day in
wandering over the place, gathering
will" flowers, fording the streams,
finding much of interest in visiting
the diserted cajjlns, the old toll
bridgo and the crave yatrd wihjerein
repose the bodies of the victims of
the famed snowslide of '98.
Among those of the parity was tire
genial Captain Ralph' Yoiung, cap
tain of teh "Golden Rod of SiUta."
As this was his first visit to
Dyea in eighteen yearns, his con
verraiion easily reveitfd to the
ear'y days when he was a partici
pant iu the thrilling experiences of
•he olace. His reiwinisn-enees, ex
pressed in his pleasing manner,
proved of great interest to the oth
er visitors.
1EA KM < 'OKIA OPENS
SATURDAY MORNING
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will open their re t
room and lea emporin, this conning
Saturday.. Light lunches, tea,
coffee, ^aikdwiolu s, salad and oth
er dainties will be served to the
general bublic. The opening hour
lias b eD placed for 11 o'clock.
The emporia will be located in
the Haxrison Buildiiug, next to
Ikuta's j. welry store. It has
been napered, painted and- arranged
for the occasion. It is hoiped by
the W. C. T. U. that it will be
possible to maintain the rest rooms
during the entire toui'iit se.isou.
ENJOY COOIJNG BREEZES
OF 1ANN CAN All
The Golden Rod is the one
popular boar in this port at the
present time. Yesterday it skip
titid over the waiters of Lynn Canal
wiuli a jolly buuuk of outdoor en
•'Lusiasts and sightseers. A too
hour» cruise around the canal was
enjoyed by all of the pua-sengere.
IJuiro Creek seeoned to be the
grea'~dt pulling attraction for tine
eucu.siunisU. While the waters
are Uio nij-'h for good fisiidug, neve."
iheksss the desire to whip t>ne wat
ers was created by the trip, -with
tue losuli that some going to the
interior have uiap|>ed a future stay
m Uiii, ciiv to enable thorn to make
the lishing tuiip upon, taeir return.
UAI.N'ES lO SEND
KKPKEaENT ATI YE CROWD
In i< spouse to the general Invita
tion sent to Haj^es and the Foil
to participate in Skagway's July
celebrations coming Saturday,
Col. Sol. Ripiusky has informed tl^
executive committee that a repre
sentative delgaXion would be pres
ent to nroperly Jionor the paliiiotie
day.
Hajnes also Was extended a gen
eral iuvitaticn to the people of
Skaguay to be in attendance at
their cclthraition to be held on July
4tn, a' which time Haines and the
Fort will be the boats to the peo
ple of L/nn Carnal.
GEORGE HEARS TORT
The Prince George is nearing
thsis port with; sixty poissengers for
for Ska^wya and fifty tons of lo
cal fright. Thirty eigiht of the
nassengers are round trippers and
will be asked to participate in the
big dance on Friday night. Tho
Georg*> is scheduled to arrive here
at sever In the morning.
w.
c.
T.
U.
LUNCHEON JULY 1
11 A. M. TO 7 P. M. POPULAR PRICES
Menu
Sandwiches
Hnm Mayonnaise
Potato Salnd
Itwlhhes Onions
CAke
Coffco Tea Milk
BROADWAY, Next Door to Iknta's Curio Shop
The Latest
SCREAM
in SPORT HATS
Get one for the Celebration
Be a Sport
$1.00\to $3.50
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store cloees at * P Saturdays 9 P. M.
Popular picture palace
Universal Special' presents THE MASTER KEY.—Episode No.
2. By John ER^iiiiig Wilson, witli 1 Leciiaitl and E.l«<
Hail. Produced by Robt. Leonard.
WHEN ROMANCE CAME TO AWE, in two parts.—A quaint
ajid fascinating rural d.a na.
WHEN EnniE WENT TO THE 1-TtOXT, with Eddie Lyoift
Victoria Eoi-de ajid liee Moian.
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor^
Wednesday oiul TUursday
5,000 feet of films.
Mitsic by J. V. Miller.
On Broadway near Fourth
Inclined Floor
Admission 25c ana ltc
8:30
Bank of Alaska
Wrangell SkagWay A. ic'i >raga
Capital $50,000 Surplus $10,000
OFFICERS
PRESIDENT .. _ ... .. .. ANI.REXV STEVENSON
VICE PRESIDENT .. .. ... ANDKEXV A. BENTON
X ICE PRESIDENT I I. WESTEKMANN
CASHIER ... XV. rt. XVARREN
ASSISTANT CASHIK): .... UEORCE UL'TU
ASSISTANT CASH IKK . . .. XV L. LANDStsOROtTGH.
GENERAL COUNSEL .. .. ARCHIBALD E. STEVENSON
ATTORNEY - ... ... .. „ H. L. FAULKNER
DIRECTORS
ZOHETH S. FREEMAN,
HENRY D. WALBRIDGE,
ANDREW A. BENTON,
ANDREW STEVENSON,
J. T. WKSTKRMANN,
P. H. GANTV.
XV. tL HENSON,
OLDES^ BANK IN ALASKA
THE B M EEHRENDS BANK
Juneau, Alaska
Capital, $.">0,000.00. Suqiliis, *20,000.00.
B. M. BEHREYD8, J. It. WILLIS, GUV McN'AUGHTON,
President. Vice I'res. Cashier.
Delicious Soda and
Ice Cream Sundeas
i
Now Served at
\ THE LIQUID FOUNTAIN
KELLER BROS. |
Only Absolutely Pure Flavors and
Crushed Fruits
Our Ice Cream cannot be excelled it is
made after a famous local receipt