Uneeda Biscuit!
So why not get them where you know
they are the freshest and best. We
just received a fancy assortment
of cookies and crackers in
packages and bulk
C. W. ASH & SONS
Leading Grocers
Let your next pair of Shoes 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 "cars of the hair"
ni>\iLs the "care of the scalp." Ap
l>lv • PL'ROLA" Hair Tone according
to directions furnished with each
bottle, aiid you will not only b«
jurprisid, but pieced with th"
wcnd€rful results. A satisfactory
ailoti for hair health; sold on
its mer:ts and satisfaction guaran
teed >r your money back. $1.00
Sfld by Keller Bros. Drug Co. a
oor botile. Specify "PUROLA."*"
l» vwjw.. .. j" •
V, Wholesale and Retail
S CIGARS I
> TOBACCO I
J and different articles ^
Don't forget the n«miber
428 Broadway
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fc ALL KINDS OP PIFK3
S From 5c to Pocket 15ook
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For Sale
BY
PHIL ABRAHAMS
Lot 3, Block I05 $4o.oo
Lots 8 9, Block 88
with ImpVm'ts $15o.oo
Lot 10, Block 9
with Imp'v'm'ts $125.00
East half Lot 7, 1 m
Block 7, $100.00
INSURANCE
collections
REALTY
GENERAL AGENCIES
NOTARY PCBLIO
Come and see me
4th \vemie. Skagway
NUGGET MOVIES
HrtMM]»v»7, between 2nd and 3rd.
Open Every Night
TONIGHT
Forcisi' Dad's Consent. — A Vita
graph comedy.
The Bear Shi; er. — A Selig
comady.
She Took a Ckaze. — A Vita
graph comedy.
tiolaeu Hope. — A Lubin drama.
Music by Miss BarbtT.
Omuumi-n U »:30 p. o»
KUNEKAL NOTICE
The funeral services of the late
Edward J. Liddicoat will lie held in
Elks" Hall tomorrow aflttrnoou at
2.Si' o'clock, uiidetr »he auspices ol
Sk-^way Lodge No. 431, Benuvolent
aud 1'rcteitive Order ol Elks, 01
waiih 'jrdtr the deceased luas been
a uitM.»ber since November, 1 y 1 -1,
having betu chaplain of the local
louse lor more than nine years.
In reject to the departed, tihe
business houses ol Skagway will be
closed on Friday, June 9th, from
2 o'clock until 4 o'clock ui the af
ternoon. The ii»tei<m*ni» wjU he in
Elks' R-s-t, at thfi new Skagway
comHery.
AM IIORAGK LOOKS OOOD
A l ttcr from Dr. J. T. Wester
ma un, now located iu Anchorage.
*:th tin. Bank of Alaska, state
taa; Auchorage 1$ a great town and
full c: business enterprise. He al
so represents that the Arctic Bro
• i-rht-od have many members of
!i oixlcr there and than, between
jrhwn they hare a Jolly time at the
oil hours. He sent an urgent re
quest to be remembered to ail of
his friendB in thia city.
WH1TEHORSE, June 8—Mavtpos
it Nulato.
Delta a; Hot Springs landing.
Julia. "B" doiwn Kotlik p. m.
pit the 7th.
Schwatka will re^ch Eagle at 2
p. m.
Ca&ca down Selkirk 4 a. m.
Yukon down Carm&cks 6 a. m.
White Horse down Big Salmon 8
a. m.
Vidette up Hoolalinqua 6 p. m.
Falcon up Ogilvie 5:45 p. m.
TO CURE ANY DISEASE.
(V Cum Mait b« Removed. 9u»
Way With Dandruff.
Kill the germ that causes dandruG
falling hair and baldness, you will hav
no more dandruff, and your hair mus
srow luxuriantly. Newbro's Herplcld>
not only contains the dandruff gern
'.estroyer. but It Is also a most delight
til hair dressing for regular toilet use
j other hair preparation Is on thl
■ntiflc basis of destoylng the dandru"
cms. It stops all Irritation, keeps th
■••alp sweet, pure and wholesome. R
member that something claimed to 1'
Just as good." will not do the work o
genuine Herplc'de. Sold by leadln
druggists. Send 10c. In stamps for satr
»le to The Herplclde Co.. Detroit, Mich
A* alt true worm
Ob» dollar Bottle, guaranteed
PLEASURE BOAT
FOR SKAGWAY
The Golden Rod, a pleasure
launch, belonging to Ralph. Young
d{ Sitka, will be in. Slcagway this
iumm'.r 10 take care at the tourist
trade and chairter special parties for
water hips on Lynn Canul. The
captain will arrive with bile bout
about J;ine 15th, and. be ready {or
business.
Thifc the agency of the Ooiamer
eial Club, Oa,pt. Young wias advised
to come to Skagjway and set up in
the tourist business. Hehiasrwrit
teu 'he secretary th«t he will come
and take care of the pleasure seek
ers Litis summer.
The Golden Rod is a seaworthy
boat about fifty feet long, has ac
commodations for forty peqple,
sleeping accommodations for twelve,
a galley dining saloon, rest Tocxm,
hanging av ningB and all the trim
ming): 'hat go to ina<ke a real live
tourist Wat. It will be propelled by
new engines, just rectantly natailed.
The engines generate forty horse
power.
Steam t ofcl men and railway of
ficials a ill meet the news with, the
glad hand as they have long re
cognized tha,t som> suitable plea
sure launch was needed here in
tile summer time. Many of the
tourists have been bootktd for a
aide tiio ou Lynn canal and up to
the time the Golden Rod promised
to be on the ectne they were up
against it.
The Commercial Club did not en
ter iuto a contract with she Cap
tain of the boat, but nromtscd to
give it all the siU|>port that they
could. It is the opinio® of the
business men at Stag way that the
Captaiu will find all that he oan
do with the boot during, the sum
mer uton'he, as there is always a
demand for pleasure launches dur
ing thai time of the year.
Citizens of Skagwuy can now lay
their i<lans for some delightful
tripe 011 the oarnal this summer and
arrange fot speoila part.® with the
assurance that they will be going in
a sate boat, and ca<ptained by a
man who has had experkota and one
that will aatfely land tuern back
lutme with aill ou board.
I>lt. M.VKTIX LEAVES
EOH FAIRBANKS
Pro'etscr G. S. Martin with th*
iJnit<-d ntates Oecl. g c; lj Su.*e_. ,1 L
.o.r t ie interior ou t»e moi'u.ug s
train, lit will m<-Ot. Dr. A. Brooks
,ii Fairbanks, where the paity will
onttna-uc their summer operations.
Jr. Brooks has alweys mace t.ie
uip to the iutorior thru Skogwuy,
but this year will go to tue in
t-ri-or via Nome aud up tue rive,
to Fairbanks.
j>r. aim tin pvrwwii® 1110 WUifl
bi-iiig doue by 'be Gsolotjkal de
./•artuji ut of tile United States os a
joon to the interior. Therir sur
,eye are as accurate as posaJble and
oca the exact topograpuiioa! and
geographical conditions of Alaska
.vill be common knowledge to the
1>recession. At present the re
cords are not any too autaeutlc.
FIRST CHECK OF SISTER BANK
A check drawn on the Bank of
Alaska at Wrangtll was presented
to the Bfjjk in this city for pay
meu» yesterday. This makes tae
ftrtt ch-eck that baa been present
d to this bank from tue oitae.
banks lit its system.
'l'he President of the Bank be
lieves tl.a.' in a short time thi
[ ^.Lecke of the Banjc of Alu&ka will
t .ie noticed all over tae Alaskaw Ter
ritory. It is gradually exteudEisig
its arm and has reached imboi the
crooks and byways of t>he business
world of this district, filling a
need that has long existed.
SPOK-tXE LEAVES TOMGHT
The Spokane Is scheduled to
leave Seattle tonight for Sautheasit
ern Alaska. Nothing to the con
trary aas been received by H. Weir,
local agant for the above company,
and it is his beltet that his boa1ts
'will leave regardless of the labor
difficulties on the water front. It
is known that the Spokane was
scheduled to carry a b'g cargo for
this port, but be is not able to
say as to whether or not It was
loaded on. It carries a full pas
senger list.
All members of Skagrway Lodge,
No. 431, B P. O. Elks, are Te
questfd to be Elks' Hall at
1:45 p. in. on Friday to attend the
funeral of Brother E. J. Liddicoat.
HENRY FRIEDENTHAL,
Exalted Ruler.
SENIORS SAY
GOODBYE
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'five Sen tore of the Skag-way pub
lic School will bold their Cammeace*
men* osprcisee la Elki. Hall tonlghit.
The exercises will commence
promptly at eight o'clock and par- j
cuts and visitors are requested to j
attend. An urgea* appeal is made
by the Skag-wwy Schools {or early
arrival of visibOrB as the late com
ers cannot help- but disturb the
others.
The Seniors who will be graduat
ed are: Daniel Ha2en McKay, Wil
liam Arthur McKay, Lester Harold
Mo"er and Henrietta, Rouaseau. The
cigihib gtade pmpils who will pnas
out o£ the grammar grades will be
Lela Lima Malan, Ruthi Frances Pet
ersen, Ellen Kendall Rogers and
Ktta Jeannette Sundcen. The senior
motto is "Our Aim.—Success; Our I
Ho[.e—To Win." The colons are
Green and White.
The program for tihe evening will
bo:
lavccatien, Rev. L. H. Pedersen.
Salutatory—Henrietta Rousseau.
Boys' -Drill—Second Room.
R-citation, Socrates Snooks—Lela
Malan.
Rcxi'ation, Thirty Yeaira With a
Siirew—EUa Sundeen.
Class Creed—Ellen Rogers.
Roci'atitn, The School Master's
Guest—Ruth Pedersen.
Minstrel—-Third Room.
Valedictory1—LesttT Moy-er.
Pn seutatlon of Diplomas and
Awards—Mr. H»hn.
Bsnediction—Rev. L. H. Pedersen.
mi si¥ by
GLASS DAY
The CW&3 Day exercises of the
Skagway Puiblic Schools weiq held
iuat inght btdore a Urgq aud «n
tuusiiia'ic audience In Elks Hall.
Everytniu®, went off smoothly aud
the chllurer held the atttaiion of
'he auu<euuc during the entire por
ioriuauce with great internal.
Promptly at eight, Al&s L eia
.Ualau at»ptaiH.d on the stage &md
audiesatd the auddence la a clev
er maimer, rendering the Class
Poem. The poem was carefully
prepared and shows the originality
ui the auLhoT. Sue was followed
uv Miss Ellen Rogers iu a recita
tion, "Rural Romance," w(hk.'h W'W
carefully prepared and gl>eu lu
diultvl, showing peculiar fcaJeut
along gpeajdng lines for that young
lady. The Class Prophecy was
iead by Kmarwin Rogers. He easi
ly seatt<j oiimstlf iu a big ouair as
if ail cue comforts of a successful
life h:td hovered around, and la a
novel way read from a inetiroipoll
tau paper tn« twilling events which
aad p:^ctd his scnool cooupaauonB
iu peculiar circumstanc^B and ro
mances at a period later on ia life.
A. chorus of youi^j ladies then
followed with a selection, on "The
Seniors," and the Seniors respond
ed with *heir clase yell.
The class poem, class song and
clas6 pri/pliecy were the childrens
owu composition and the meritB lies
in tnig fact, coupled with the ex
cellent manner ia w.hluji they w«re
rendered.
Next followed a mmiattura play
let, "Cinderella ia iFairy Laaid,'
which was coinfposed of the puipils
from the primary grades. This
litt'e playlet was rendered by the
actors iii.(i actresses with dramatic
ait. Each one knew his place, did
not havo to be prompted by the
leader and could not have been ren
dered more perefectly. There were
toe many stars in this play to make
any comment, each played his or |
Her pait to perfection. L
REMODELS BUILDING
FOR TENANCY
The Bank of Alaska has com
menced work on the radsing of the
Carlson Building, loeated on Sixth
and Broadway. Mr. Mullenberg
has bgen awarded the contract for
the construction and remodeling of
the building.
Andrew Stevenson was not able
to disclose the plana to a reporter>'
of the Alaskan when seen this
morning, but assured *ihiat it was
being remodeled for tentocy by a
firm, the nature of wihleJi; he was
not at the ©resent authorized to
make known.
Cbas. Goldstein and wife, prom
inent in Juneau circles, came In an
the Seattle.
L. Rn.puzzi returned to Bksgway
on the City of Seattle.
FREE DOLL STOCKINGS I
; We will give free a pair of Doll Stockings with every pair of
» Burton Hoie we sell. The Doll Stockings may be had in White
Pink or Blue. Every little girl should have some for her dolly.
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BURSON
Fashioned Hose
are shaped in the knitting without
seams. They are comfortable, styl
ish and durable—made in weights
to meet every climate. Buy a few
pairs on our recommendation—
they'll give you genuine satisfac
tion.
25c 35c 50c 75c
L. A. HARRISON CO. i
a 55 Store cloees at 8 P. M. Saturdays 9 P. M. **
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Thursday and Friday
101 Bteon Universal presents 'JESll'ED BY WIRELESS, in
two j»arts, with Wm. Clifford and Marie W&Icamp.
THE GAMBLER.
A BEACH ROMANCE.
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Music by J. V. Miller.
Admission 85c and 10c Begins 8:30 |
t Bank of Alaska
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,3. Capital $50,000 Surplus $10,000
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g. OFFICERS
fr PRESIDENT ANDREW STEVENSON
f VICH PRESIDENT ANDREW A- BENTON
. VICE PRESIDENT J I. WESTERMANN
CASHIER W. H. WARREN
fr ASSISTANT CASHIER .... UEORfiE HUTH
fr ASSISTANT CASHIER .. .. W L. LANI)SBOROUC,H.
. GENERAL COUNSEL .. .. ARCHIBALD E. STEVENSON
ATTORNEY .. ... H. L. FAULKNER
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t ZOHETH a FREEMAN,
HKKRY D. WALBRIDCE,
. ANDREW A. BENTON,
ANDREW STEVENBON,
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J. T. WESTERMANN,
P. H. GANTY.
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OLD^S'r BANK IN ALASKA
} THE B M BEHRENDS BANK j
tJuneau, Alaska
Capital, $,-50,000.00. Surplus, $20,000.00.
B. M. BEHRENDS, J. R. WTLLIS, GUY McNAUGHTON,
President. Vlcq Pres. Cashier.
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