SUMMER DRINKS.
The Famous Clicquot Club
Beverages
ROOT BEER GINGER ALE
SARSAPARILLA
By the Bottle or Case
ASK &t SONS Grocers
Come in and Look over our Ties
Latest in Styles
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers
PHONE 32
NUGGET MOVIES
Broadway, between 2nd and 3ad
On en Fiver v Night
Meinlay and Tu«wUay
Tbe K..y Bee company presents
"Grins^." .1 drama iu two parts.
"A Child of the Desert," featur
ing Sydney Ay res aud Vivian Rich.
—A d.\uua of western life. :
An 1 .t'Trupted Seance.—A Reli
ance cwredy.
Mi:»ic by Mrs. Hazel McBHen.
Comuiencfs at 8:30 p. ni.
Local Happenings
Mrs. J. Engle, dressmaking.
Eighth and State streets. 6-14-lw. -
Deputy l\ S. Marsii&l Frauk R.
Cook left t'or Juueau on the Spo
kane yesterday.
A party of five left Skagway on
t*>e '.rain this moruiug bound, for
a 'aVs outiug at Denver glacier.
Mr ?nd Mrs W. C. Blanchard
retui»rl yesti'ri'a"- on the Spokane
fioju a week's visit with friends
ia Kitcuikan.
A thuuder shower, rather ah un
usual weather condition In this .part
cf the world, passed over Skagway |
Saturday afternoon. I
Mrs. Jones of the Fashion Shop
ot" Juneau, arrived in Skagway to
day with a fuli line of ladies' ready
to wear garments and novelties.
. 6-14-lt.
AH school children who are to
take part in the song exercises of
tt'. Flag Day program at the Elks'
Lodge tonight are requested to be
at the hall promptly at 8 o'clock.
R. C. Miller, mining recorder at
Whitehorse, came over on Satur
day accompanied by his two little
sons, and after spending Sunday
in towa left for home this morning.
The Georia came ii<to port this
moruiug, about IS houis late, on ac
count or having to lay over in Ju
neau tc have her boilers cleaned.
She .eft ou. her return about 10 a.
m.
The excursionists .who wont to
Summit yesterday enjoyed the nov
elty -jf snowballing each other in
the niddle of June—a somewhat
unusual experience to most of
them
Ed. C. Russell, publisher of the
Jun-au Despatch, who, in company
wit! .Mrs. Russell have been guests
of Cel. Stevenson for several days,
will leave on.the Jefferson tonight
for home
The Jefferson will be in at 6
o'clock this evening with 20 . ex
cuisiouists who will go up to Sum
mit on a special train, and 70 tons
of ireight The time of her south
ward sailing has not been an
nounced. I
The wooden supply pipe lead
ing from the reservoir of the Home
Power Co., on the hill east of town
to the reserve tank at the foot,
burst yesterday and has since be on
throwing a spray of jvater from
tiie brwik many feet in height.
Fred and Ralph Pedersen, sons
of Rev. and Mrs. L. H. Pedersen,
will arrive in Skagway from Seat
ti; ju the Princess Sophia Wednes
day. The young men are students
at the University of .Washington
a;ui spend their summer vacations in
Skagway with their parents. i
The little 16 months old child
of Mr. and Mrs. O. Selmer fell
out Oi' a chair about ten days ago
and escaped injury so far as its
paren's knew until yesterday, when
one oi its arms appearing to be
very sensitive to the touch from
some unknown cause, they calletl in
Dr. Oabie, who found that the boae
in tfct forearm had been broken.
The Doctor fixed the little one up,
and it is now getting along nicely.
The Spokane arrived in Skagwa
yesterday at 10 a. m. from Seattle,
having on board S5 round-tripper
and 22 people for Skagway and the
Interior. After waiting for the
rouud-trip passengers to make an
excursion over the W. P. & Y. .R.
to the summit the vessel left for
Sitka at 3 p. m. On her way south
she will visit Glacier, Hawks Xn
and Fvnter Bay. She brought
«i> tous of freight for local dealers.
On the train which left Skagway
this morning there weere 15 tour
ists w,io will go through to St.
Michael and from thence out! via
the Bering Sea route, and two who
Pack Train Restaurant
The Delmonico of Alaska
CHARLEY "JOHN
Kara man & Clecak
PROPRJETORS
Where i'uu Cad Get what You Desire Coossd m it Should Be
W« Hake a Bpecl*lty of BanqneU ud Private Diamer partleg.
A reflaed ud comfortable place for a sapper after the show
or daace—lerrlce U coay private booUu If dedred.
KING'S CAFE
WHITE HORSE YUKON TERRITORY
BEST MEALS IN THE NORTH
Ifors. OrloH King :: Proprietor
will Join the 'Midnight .Bun Ex
cursion" party to Ft. Yukou, which
will arrive in Skagway on the Mari
posa Wednesday. All of the above
people w i rst. visit Atlin, leaving
Caribou for there on the Gleaner
tonight. Returning to .Caribou
they y, '11 continue on to White
horse, and from thence down the
Yukon by boat to their different
destinations.
1 Up ,to the close of the tourist
season, the Canadian Pacific com
pany will interchange southbound
passengers who have come north
on jther lines. !
Passengers holding through tickets
from Sound points to points on the
W. P. & Y. R., who have come
by Pacific Coast or Alaskan steam
ship company can have their
tickets exchanged to return on
Canadian Pacific Railway's Prin
cess steamers or .vice versa.
The Dominion Royal Indian.Com
mission, composed of D. H. Me-1
Dowell, J. J. McKenna, A. M. Ty
son, J. S. McArthur and \V. S.
Simpson, left for Atlin this morn
ing, and after looking.into the con
dition of the natives is that part
of the counry will, if they have
time, oay -i visit to Whiteliorse,. al- |
though the Yukon territory is not;
within their jurisdiction. The party
has engaged reservations for the i
trip south on the Mariposa, which J
is scheduled to leave Skagway on j
the 24th.
TJti«. body of Ed. .Bell, which was j
turfed here yesterday morning, had j
to go ,'h.rough cue .of the most re-i
markuble fuae-als on record be
fore it was finally laid at rest. It]
was 'irst packs! thirty miles across
count *y trom Fumy river, where
d atb tOJk plac°, to Skilak lake. A
stretcher had to be used for the
work. On reaching Kenai. river
»■.> remains were lined fifteen miles
up tba» stream. Mr. Bell's death
was due to heart failure and was '
very sudden. Hf* was engaged dip- .
plug water from a hole when seized j
with the fatal illness.— Seward!
Gateway.
A. N. Evans, agent of the Un
ited States Bureau of Education, I
hrts staked an Indian reservation j
about sis miles square on Old Jimmy
slough, on the Yukon 6onie six |
miles abpve th« mouth of.the Koyu- '
kuk. It is the intention to en
courage the Indians in building
separate houses for each family, |
with the object of eliminating the !
system of community houses which :
at present exists more or.less gen-,
era'ly. Regulations requiring sani- j
titiOD and cleanliness will also be
formulated. The government age.it '
in charge will be the only white
man allowed on the reservation. |
Miss L. F. Ergenzinger, the
Baptist missionary who spent sev
eral days in Skagway recently be
fore leaving lor tlie interior last
week, wrote back to friends here
that she had passed through the
Yule u territory without hindrance,
auo that the Canadian immigration
inspectors had shown her every
courtesy while within their jurisdic
tion. The present uip to the in
terior 1 is Mi3s Ergenziuger's
fret vacation in 2? years, tho
tui'.'or part of that timo having been
spent in slum work in New York.
Alter spending two muntlis in Bet
t!e; and Nolan, Alas! a, she will
►'o *o St. Michael, where she will
enter the service oi: the govern
ment as a missionary teacher to
thvi natives. 1
Mis. W. F. Thatcher o£ Washing
ton, D. C., national superintendent
of W. C. T. U. work among sol
dteis and sailors, came .in on the
Spokane yesterday ei-route to the
interior, and at the solicitation of
Rev. L. H. Pederseu and the mem
bers of the local W. C. T. U. last
tii^ht delivered a very interesting
address at the M. E. church along
the lines of her work, in which she
has been engaged for the past
twenty years. In that time she
has traveled over .the greater part
oi the civilized globe, but her
energies have.been chiefly directed
to the relief of the soldiers and
sailors of this country and Great
Britain and her colonies. She has
made eighteen tours of the United
States and taken in every state in
the union in her different itineraries,
G.W.T0U6 DIES
FROM OPERATION
Juuiau Empire, June 12th: Chas.
W. Young, founder of Juneau's old
est hardware store, and one ot the
earlies- pioneers to Juneau, having
come here in the summer of.lS35,
died at 9 o'clock this morning in
Rochester, Minn., at the ,hospital .
of the Mayo brother^, where Just
a mou'n ago he .was .operated on.
News of Air. Young's death was
conveyed in a.telegram to Judge
Royal A. Gunnison on behalf of the
Masonic bodies of Juneau, from
George C. Teal, who is in Seattle.
A wire also was received by the
Elks' Lodge, from the Rochester
Elks, which had been sent before"
Mr. Young passed away. It indi-(
cated that ho was in, a critical
condition. The cause of death is
not known here. Mr. Young wrote
to E. W. Pet tit a. month ago, just
before he had been operated on, and
said he felt fine, but did not indi
cate what his complaint was.! He
usually enjoyed good health, his
last serious illness having.been in
1898, when he aged considerably
after a siege of typhoid.fever.
Mr. Young loaves a fortune
measuring in the neighborhood.of a
quarter of a million dollars. He own
ed considerable real.estate In Ju
neau, and has property In Seattle,
and in California. He has sold much
of his local realty holdings, but
still retains the control of a num
ber lots and dwellings. I
He was a.life member of Juneau
Lodge No. 420, B. P. O. Elks, and
was a 32 degree Mason and Shrln
er, holding .membership 'in Nile
Temple, Seattle, and Mt. Juneau
Lodge 147, F. & A. M. Flags.on
the Masonic and Elks' lodge build
ings today, and on the.C. W. Y<ning
store, were draped at half staff.
5.S. SPOKANE
PASSENGER LiSli
Among those on board the Spo
kane, which arrived in.Skagway at
lu o'clock yesterday morning, weffe
the following people:
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Turner of j
Knoxville, Teun. i
Paul Bancroft, supervisor of the]
city of San Francisco, California..
Mr. and F. W. Carbett, who
are euroiite to Dawson. Mr. Corbett
is the manager of the Northern |
Light & Power Co., of Dawson and
represents the English stockholders!
in Uie concern. He.went out a]
few days ago on the Princess So
phia to.meet Mr3.. Corbett in Van
couver, B. C., and return .with |
her to the north.
Mrs. Bessie Ludwig of Toledo, ]
Ohio.
Mrs. Flora S. Duncan, Miss Flora ■
McRae, Theo Scott Flint and .Rob
ert Duncan, all o«' Oakland, Cal.
Chrs. Wilbur, Jr., Juneau agent
of the Pacific Coast . Coal Co.
Those going out on the Spokane
were:
Jlrs. II. S. Pullen of Skagway.
Miss Elizabeth Heid of .Juneau,
who has been visiting for several
weeks with Mr. an,d Mrs. John An
dersou. } 1 | I
Jark Moulton, traveler for the
Seatth- Hardware Co., c-nroute .to
Haines.
V. Kltakawa, an interior Japanese
who is on his way to Victoria, B.,
C. I
W. K. Martin, representing the
Sacramento Brewing Co., cu his way
to Haines.
M:p. Katherine Bovee, of 1 Los
AngeJts, a tourist who has been vis
iting the interior.!
Anuvtte B. Warner, of Washing
ton, D. C., a tourist.who has been
to the interior, and is now en
route home via Vancouver, B. C.
R. E. Chester, traveler.for Love,]
Warner & Monroe of Tacoma, Wash.
W S. Chisholm, traveler for the
Western Hotel Supply Co. of Seattle.
St'ECl.VL XOXTCE TO ELKS
All members of Skagway Lodge
No. 431, 13. P. O E., 'are request
ed to be at the club room at 8:15
sharp tonight to participate in the
Flag Day .exercises .
HOWARD ASHLEY,
Exalted Ruler.
BEAT IT!
Are you going to stick around
town when your pals are bringing ii
the beauties from the lake and
bay? Get out after them. YouV
been taking too good care of your
self '.his winter. Get out and
get your feet wet. You'll come
back with the fish aud besides that
*t will do you good. Go down to
Keller's and load up with a "Joy
Kit"—rod, reel, line, flies—any
thing you need—the best there is,
rind prices that will fit.
Sacrifice Sale
CLOTH BOUND
BOOKS
Almost our entire stock at
These books sold formerly from
$1 to $2 each
25c
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phon* 55 Store closes 8 p. m.; Saturday. 9 p. m.
Popular Picture Palace
TONIGHT
MARIE DRES5LER
In a Six-Reel Side-Splitting Keystone Comedy
Tillies Punctured
Romance
Supported by Chas. Chaplin and Mabel Normand
Funniest Keystone Comedy Every Produced
6—REELS OF FUN-6
Admission 50 cents
Bath Soaps 10c
When we say 10 cents, we do not mean
cheap soaps, but such soap as is made by
Colgate, Armour, Johnson
[We also have
A Fine Line of Toilet Soaps
At reasonableprices
p,— •
| Toles, Toilet Waters, Cold Creams and other
Toilet Accessories
KELLER BROS. SS "°
USUI ADS GET RESULTS