Plums- Apricots, Peaches. Grav. Apples.
G-r. Cookie Apples- Pears. Oranges.
Water-Mfcions Grape-Fruit. Bananas
Green Peas, New Carrots Tomato/ s
Green Pertpers. Celery, LetT.uce, Onions,
New Beets, Cauliflower, Cucumbers
We have a complete line ofcannin
necessaries
C. W. ASIi & SONS
Leading Grocers
Wholesale »ju1 Retail
CIGARS
and
TOBACCO
and different articles
Do*t forjc«t the n>unber
428 Broadway
Tony Dortero
ALL KI\T>S OF TIPES
From Be to Pocket Hook
TWO
BARGAINS
Now Is The Time For Some
Of You Dry Inve^tom
West h»lf of loi 11, block 8,
Fourth. Avenue, next to Hose
Cc. No. 2, with two aiory
house for
*300-00
d-'ej delivered a' once..
I.ot 10, block 9, Fourth Ave.,
opposite the residence of Geo.
Mowl, Esq., with two room
house "or
$150.00
PHIL. ABRAHAMS
S21 Fourth Avenue
SK:\GVV.\Y. ALA-KA
•<v. J Baker, Jr., returned 011 the
Jetteison hist night and brought
wi'h. hiai three horres and some
knock down wagons >o be used in
h;s lus.'ness in the Garden City.
Tjos" who saw the horses unload
ed fro.ru the ships hold report that
'key are beauties and full of life
■»ud spirit.
NUGGET fill
Ur<iu<liv»j'. heiweeu -mi ami JtiU.
Open ii.verv igiiu
TONIGHT
FIVE 1U.KLS
Soijg Tribune.
Hun ts Ablaze. — Viuigraj h.
reel drama.
The Fable of the Xu - t Hive:
Over ' o Revelry—1:\ 11 o.{ L ,\ ;
Ks>*u;iy Co
Music by Miss liiub' i'.
Cunnieiim *» >i! o
•IFFFFKSON l'it'KS
l"l* 1 I.<K .VI.S
The Jefferson made this, jio.-t ! i
night a' ti l>. m. and ciettnU 1 r
the south via Sitka ai H' 1>.
In all over let) w.idt- tho trii> ..i> t
on the ix>at; Oo are nottd a- roil
trippers and to this u s ■: a - >
l>a.-seiij;eis picked 1!1' . I ' • i ■-1
aiaici:.t, the southern run via »it;; •
I» unloaded about 4u tons o.
freight for Skagwaj bare i i
o" its lines.
TI KSDAV Cl-l i;
MeeMr.g tonight at S« l>-. nt.
IVi't-rsc-ii Bros, f-turr.. Jt ir t
that ;ii! be present.
Mr . Fraser, gold commit i i< r
of At lip left ou the moral g's tr • :>
for At.'in.
Bob Shelly left for tl'.e s-ntith <1
i:>e I'riiice George., llis final »!• s
tluu'ion is Seattle.
Mrs. Coffee of IMw.'cw, was
Kf>u»*> bound x«:ts>et s< r Sat ::•••
nicli" cn the George.
I The Mariposa. is «xreited «r»
| m ike this port ri> l Monday. ;t<
sai>iii£ trom Seattle was d layr-d..
[ Cnpiain Alexander of t e K'lpl
iMftT Mine is in the Whit' I'^
hnspital. He will soon bi up <ui'l
I ahou' his duties.
BANK OF ALASKA
WR.tyOlSLL AXCIIOK.V . !
ALASKA
RESOURCES OVER A THIRD OF A MiLUCN DCLV -.S
An Institution of Strength and Character
Equipped to Meet Every Legitimate Banking Need of tl>
Manufacturers, jobbers and Wholesalers o. the St^te; and
the Retailers, Operators and Distributors of Alaska
OFFICERS
President
Vic« Pres. - • \V" R. Hillery
Cashier - - Vt'.L. Landsborough
Ass't Cashier - - George Huth
Andrew Stevenson
Vice Pres.
Vice Pres.
Vice Pres.
Andrew A. Benton
NKW VOitK
J. T. Westermann
Anci OKACK
W. f 1. \V arren
Wl AM.LLL
DIRECTORS
ZOHETH 8. FREEMAN,
HENRY D. WALBRIDGB,
ANDREW A. BENTON,
ANDREW STEVENSON,
J. T. WESTERMAXX,
P. H. GAXTY.
W. L. LA.VDSBOROUCII
MEMBER AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION.
Wells FttPe" & Co , traveler* * hr ok* on Sm«
• • • • • • J. A -t. ». J. .L J. J. • •_ _t. J. J.
TO SCHOOLS
OPES fflOST 28
».y i>cuuujD w Hi ujjL'U oii
•W ai • cj# At,
U1 ut u cluijt Luc 1/tM Will fcuii iWiLu
i'c Wc-vo^.c to tuc u.uucu City
4'uiJ.l* xUiOi luiti^ iu« iu. iruai tuoir
»«u« Uojl' Aij a ijjii.£ u- lu<; ttnii
c. -l ul»*C UlOilU.S Ol pOUQ dUii SVOl'U
il'.i a.'K»a o» L• • Lill.
I «U'iiur i*ajji'o v cUfjiiife liu.\ o beou
I iU ult »»J lac btuuui uui_ult;g aiiU
cVc*) i .h£ Will be ia I'tratliueSs Xur
a rti'u J ear iu lut> Skagwiy
. clioiiii. Ike sitleiiu. uce wiiilu a
litl'e early to esUai^iu fully ex
i>"c cu lo be equal *u# Haul above
It.III.WAY SiKflvl.KS
M.kl KLX'OXSlliKU
XKW YOKK. Aug. M — Tlie
| nulv Ufpe lor a i» n:t. itl settle
in. lit o'" tiie railiwiy ik«. rtsis
w.ili tbe union men .teci; ling n
» \ to ill oi arbitjvi i n \\ >ni« t e
ft- i : ilKduilors linxe i: t< d to
011th fclUts.
V<st' rduy's nun revue re n't"<1
.
• >■<».!.i'ii . til |>y tli' mtai. tors. The
mi t o uuii 11 still .-tiilic by tlieir
.-us. r time und a 1. h for
:
law
t v»(»' mi;.\ t;.v. :v to ttoiiii
•SA.N rilANCiSCO, At g. 14 —
I'uoi. amis of ttui :i lotigsiiore
■
fiiy. Tin- steamship coiupuiiirs
j et nufixc-d.
VOlEi) Si UtihoX lil KlKI)
t ilit AGO, Aug. 14—The fuaer 1
ot lu <i tS. .il i.'ii y, ivu id reiioiwn.il
! i Ji1-'-uii, v .id ii> lil ui mis city yos
: il .y. U;.l> nam. Ui -it- uit iabvih of
.luio »-ili ao Uo^a lu un.dii.al iiia
.i\S u.N ADVANCE
r -iTAXTJSOl l.K, Aug. 14 —
i !k-. il:-. .ijv.uivi. e ill l'< .»i
■.xt i'. ■ i ins have beiu iorcid io
wa .ii:. u fiiw iiu.: .iu..ii. sufiurius
a :*> i.. til. ir ritri.-t.
r.lllllSii AM> TUJKS MIX
LONDON, Aug. 14—The Turks
and Ur ti :. si.e fioiuinj; ^Kiriiti&U
batt.es- in Kgyi't n«ur t e buiz. A
i u 5i>i:ii mile ii.gaj-i nuiit is now
I i:i pFogri.-s in l'ersiii Willi no iui
, oruu.1 i-iiui;; cs ou oitiur side.
Mils. I'lUTT OX VISIT
• !ri. Ross Pratt, formerly of the
G-inu", city, i» visiting with her
u.n.^n'er, .Mrs. J;is. Loutlit in tliis
jcity .Mre. Pratt arrived on the
Spukaiiv anil will stay in the Garde
< City for at least two weeks. Mr..
i'r> :roriuer foreman oi tlie Dally
; Ai; Uan, is holding down a goed
: -j'ie:. v\ itU Stroller White On the
- Island N ws. Mrs. Pratt
iniornii. us that Mr. Pratt is mak
i .rood In adway and iikes his new
■i :ii*>ii immensely. The many
i s . id acquaint nces ot' Mr-.
i ill lie- delight d u> learn ta t
-~>lii #s visiting in the Garden City
a itii .ii r daughter.
Cl'sTOMS OKKitlAL
li.U k FUO.M VISiT
:: it. Stivers, piaiieer customs of
fr.-.a!. return*.d la.-t night from
an official business trip to the
: Wnitehi'i-se counpi-y. .Mr. Stivers
| has liPen connectid with, the cus
terns cl.'ieis in Ala:-ka for a num
ber cf y* rs and knows shipping
men ali over the Territory of Alas
ka.
' T)i«- Sophia is due in this port
Wednesday nierniif,-. It carries a
j heavy c argo for this port.
j The Prince Georfre slipped out
j of 'his port for the south nt 6
j p. m. Saturday. One hundred and
I fifty seven made the trip south..
Mid
.J til
7 iport Ha;s $2. form r'y $3.00 & $3.50
11 U-age railx • Hats $2. $3 aiid $4-00
Form , : I " . ?>•*,. 0 and $7.50
KENTON COATS
1 only at 817 ^0 r-nw $' ^.00
2 ouiy at ±5 00 i.< >w 10 00
1 oniy at 13 50 r.ow 9-00
1 only at 1^.75 ; -:>w 8.00
3 only at 8 00jv«w 5.00
3 on y T ill or d i s 7-50 ancl 9-00 val
ues n-.-at $ ->.00 a:id $6 00
SALE FOR CASH GNl V
? a ro
Phono 55 o «'s at I' I. Saturda.is !( P. M
f ^Atni n r . -""-s • & § £ I 4 ®*
pjlpiiM • - '' • . k *- pfJ |'! ::r;"
j W 4 < L i jj £ tf iiicit I ■>' •■••
r L, Proprietor
MiumIjij' end TucwIjij
Hex Universal [li-csrtit.s Ii• l?.i«linn'ii in «!ir- two ml <•»>
otl< nnl Oriiiiia TJilC l.!\K < ij '."i ■, willi Fnuik Ijloyil
«n<I Win. Wo; Uiilii.1 < li.
THE HOLE IS THE «A «»E , VV.1LL.
I'liivrrMil Iki- Jr., Ni.llJM • >< MA11IKD, wlIJi IfcUty IVulinr
.'■lid Limi-. (ilaiiin.
.vastk:; kev, \v<.nI .
Mti.-ic Iiy J. V. Miller.
On Broadway near F.-v ih Inclined F'oor
B r 1:30
- /« 5. a s
•> » v r r
\ : A •, . i
-ivs-o
C;t|pltnl, g-O.OOOtXt. Si:rj.lilH. WO,OOO.OO.
It M IiriIKK\TK. 1. It. ^ OVX McXAl'fJUTOV,
\ ire rr-s. Oshier.
.-St*.ii .~,A. 1*4*4?+
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WHEN IX SKKD W •':••• S" VLHS IN N CKWE \tl
COMK lO I'-- A • H \V : JI'ST HKCKIVKI)
A LAKwKSnil'ilENT
IZ"onero &», Son"
Clothiors a:nl Furnislwrs :: Phono 32
ine rrcut season ess
wi Sc 1
F"9.XTIT J 113. JUL Y. GrLA.SSE3i E FC.
■M .>•' *NQ ; • t J :r ? $1.10 per Brz n
Pint Ji.rs 80c per Dozen
JELLY GL... ^ TALI ar d COVERSj
45c per d^zen, Ivlason Jar Tops 30c cloz.
Heavy Rubbers 10c dcz- Para wax lb. 15c!
P. K. GANTY