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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
ARRIVED
The English Last Shoes
THE LATEST STYLES
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 82
G.F.Coggan&Co
Portrait and Commercial
Photographers
We do Professional Kodak
Finishing--Give Us a Trial
Broadway near
3rd Avenue
REAL CARE
Iu reality the "care of the hair"
meats the "care of the scalp." Ap
rlv ' PUROLA" Hair Tone according
to directions furnishtd with each
botti*>, and you will not only be
■surprised, but pleaeed with the
wonderful rasulta. A satisfactory
a<!o*i for hair health; sold on
Its merits and satisfaction guaran
tee >r your money back. J 1.00
iMd-by Keller Bro«. Drug Co. a
Otr bottle. Specify "PUROLA!"
^ Wholesale #nd Retail ^
( CIGARS I
•ml " j
i TOBACCO *
^ and different articles V
^ Doa't forjret the n<imber ^
428 Broadway f
Tony Dortero (
ALL RIXDS OP PIPES (f
Fiona 3c to Pocket Book ^
PHIL
ABRAHAMS
ESTABLISHED 1897
INSURANCE
COLLECTIONS
REALTY
CONVEYANCER
NOTARY PUBLIC
524 Fourth Avenue
Skagway
jNUuvjlll iYIUVin^
| liruuduay. between 2nd and ifctl.
Open Every Night
FIVE REELS
TONIGHT
Broadway star Feajture presents
"The Man From the Desert," in
•tree iwrtsi by the V Stag rap h C<x
Bud Duncan and Ethel Teare in
"Nearly u Bride,"—Kalein comedy.
Joe Boko Saved by Gasoline.—
Essanay cautooa la/ughs.
Music by Mise Bartft
Uoauneucea M »:3C p. m.
FOUND—P. O. key, attached to
ribbon. Owuer can have same by
calling a* Alaskan office. 7-3-21.
CUSTOMS OFFICIAL
MAKES INSPECTION
J^hu "ugh, customs inspector
aji«i ht" * of all of the U. S. cus
toms offices in Alaska is making his
Jiu.ual toui of iiw^tnAioa of all cus
toms oiticts and ports oif entry. He
has visdted praoticalily all of the
•vustward ports and has checked tUe
cffi>-ts In the Garden City.
MEDIATOR CANNOT ARRANGE
FOR CONFERENCE
SAX FRANCISCO, July 5—De
layed — I umigration Commissioner
White is cvtiug as Federal mediat
or in *ne loagshoremens" strike in
tris city. Thus far he has been
un&rrie to bring representatives of
the union and employers together
for a conference. Norn union work
ers are being used to load Bhipe.
Zenith OU assures tfcs beet pos
sib'e reults a# a lubrtatct for all
lUht or dalicats ma«hiuery. 10c,
i6c, 60< bottles. Keller Bros.
Sole Skagway Agents,
After ezposura, whei you feal a
cold coming on, take P UROL A Hon
ey and Tar Cough Syrup. Doa't
wa i until it has developed into
bronchitis or pneuatonia. Does
no* contain opiate* of a»y kind.
Keep a bottle in the keuae for
emergencies. Tour druggist will
refund your monmy if not satisfied.
Price i6e and 60«. Specify 'PUR
OLA." 3old by Keller Bros. Drug
Co.
Big Dance FrSdv Night
NATURE SPARES
The Stricken Rum Pnn Grief.
What a fortunate provision of natur
• is, that deprives the rsee of menta
iffering; for how poignant would be It:
f to discover, in the height of It.
.x.rnlng slory. that a canker fed at iti
•art. and that Its beauty and fragranet
ere doomed forever. Nature alway:
■>ares the suffering: she Is a veritable
■.re-house of pleasing rewards, fo:
use who seek her aid. In the year
r.3 by falling hair and grayness hav
it a gloom over the lives of thousand
* young women, but thanks to the Ir
•st'gatlons of scientists the true cau
f hair destruction is now known to )
germ or parasite that burrows Ir>
e hair follicles. Newbro's Herple''
bsolutely destroys this germ, t':
ermlitlng the hair to grow as r.
;ro Intended. Sold by lead-l-s dru
ists. Send 10c. In stamps for stmpi
i) The Herplcide Co.. Detroit. Mich,
it aB drug wtorw*.
Oar doQsr Dottle, ruaraateod
The S. S. Peterson siteujned out
o' -iiiagwiay Harbor yestteiday morn
ing at s a. m. w<rh. seventy pas
angers uiLnxud, bciud lor tut
liuaues ceitjbratiou. dit brougnt
wi«ek to tlus port the same 'bunch,
tiruu but. o raising tm- Haines peo
ple lor tue festivities wilukIl tuey
sttiged.
Tue morning was given aver to
.Literary exeiciste iu the. Arctic
iVothtarkood Hail. Tlie band
played a cnoice patriotic B election,
iliw was followed by Invocation by
Air. Wiuterberger, nyibttr of cere
monks. 'l<hp star Spaiigtfid iinu
ll er by tlie Voting Ladies Ulee <Ciul
raoaed a uatmutic response from tlie
audience. Tlie uluk.i\ u sang a
song "George Wash.ngton," whiich
received a volumiuous applause,
rile cuieX luldrtse 01 tlie day given
by Mr. Wiuteu-iberger v. 68 a master
piece, calling to minu the purpose
and accomplishments cf this na
tiun and *lie duty o' true citizens
to.ward the republic. Tlia old na
tional anthem, "America" thrilled
every heart in tlie audience and
closed tlie .Literary exercises.
Tlie rest of tlie morning was
given over tlie cliiidrtnt apoila anu
miscellaneous events. 'Hie na
fcive canoe race was spectacular anu
Uinillir Two war canoes with
sixteen in en raced *!»e course oi
tw" miles, covering the distance
so rapidly that it was iimpossible
lor tlie fastest gas boat to keep up
with, the leaders.
Base ball in the afternoon, form
ed the chief cen'eir of attraction.
The Haines team walked away with
tlie honors by a score of 16-0, play
ing the Klukwan, teem. The tug
oi war between the i ativeB and
Haines team was a dra-w. Two
beautiful 100 yard dashes were run
eventuating in Haines victory.
in the evening a grand ball was
held in the Arctic Brodhenibood
Hall. The toot of t'~e Peterson
called the Skagway Cancers from
thu floor and good music just iu
time for *hem to >tes> across the
bank before the cas' away command
was given by the chief officer.
RIVER flEPORl
WHITEHORSE, July 4—Tanan
leaves Fairbanks today.
Julia B up Ntmana 11 P- ni. o"
- 3rd.
Susie at Gibbon, will return to
St. Michael on urrival of Alaska.
Yukon up Hanipirt 10 p. iu. on
tlie 3rd.
Scliwatka down Louden 1 a. m.
MARK TWAIN AS A LtU I UnLn.
The Story of Hi» Firtt Appearance
Upon the Platform.
The story of .Mark Twain's first great
public lec ture Is told In Albert Bice
low P.line's "Boy's Life" of the bu
morlst lu St Nic holas. It bud been
sugges;ed that be should lecture on
the Sn.idwi li islands. v. here he had
been spending some weeks as a news
paper correspondent. and oue of hi?
San Ki.tu.lsco friends urged bltn to
hire the largest hall iu the city and
charge a dollar a ticket.
"With ^ut waitluu until his frtghi
came back." writes Mr 1'aiiie, "Mark
Twain hurried to the manager of the
Acaueni of Musi- und eu^ii.-ed It fot
a lecture to be given Oct. 2. 1N00, and
sat down aud wrote his announce
ment. He began by stating what he
would spvak upon and ended with a
few absurdities such as:
A a:'LEXDID ORCHESTRA
I* In Ti-'V:.. bu! Has Not Been Engagei!
A Iso
A DEN i>F FEROCIOUS WILD BEA8T6
Will Hp i'.ii Exhibition In the Next Block
A GRAND TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION
May Be l.xpecied; In Fact, the Public
Are Privileged to Expect Whatever
They Pisaae.
Doors open at ? o' clock
V e trouble to he*ln at S o'clock
"Mnrk INvain wa9 well known In
San Fran< ::co and was pretty sure to
have n irood house. But he did no!
realize tl'is. and as the evening ap
proached iiis dread of failure Increas
ed Arri.ing at the theater, he en
tered l>.v t'-e stau*e door, half expecting
to find tiic place empty. Then sudden
ly he lie tnie more frightened than
ever Peering from fhe wings, he saw
that the house was jammed—packed
from the footlights to the walls. Ter
rifled, his knees shaking, his tongue
dry. he managed to emerge and was
greeted with a roar, a crash of ap
plause that nearly finished bim. Only
for an Instant - reaction followed.
These people were his friends, and he
was taikiir: to them. He forgot to be
afraid, and as the applause came In
great billow ; that rose ever higher he
felt hlnself borne with It as on a tide
of happiness and success. His even
lng from be rinntng to end vas a com
plete triumph Friends declared that
for des rtpilve eloquence, humor and
real en'ertalnment nothing like his ad
dress In,,, v.er been delivered."
400 NEAR AN END
Fast Heading to Extinction, Says
Mrs. Herbert Parsons.
BRAINY PEOPLE TOO BUSY.
Dull One* Unable to Keep Game Go- !
ing, and as a Result Dynasty la Tot- j
tering, Declares Congressman's Wifa. i
Sees Only Fortune Hunter* Among
Satellites.
Chicago. — After Mrs. Elsie Clews \
Parsons of New York, wife of Herbert
Parsons, New York representative,
and daughter of Henry Clews, finan
cier, hurried back home, Chicago so- •
clety folk were wondering if she really
meant what she said In nn address j
here recently before the City club.
Mrs. Parsons said society—the Four !
Hundred—wns fast heading to extlnc- I*
tion. She advised sociological murder .
for "society," and, as a matter of fact, •
she said tile homicidal process was al
ready well on the way j
As If that wore not enough, she gave J
It a name which should slay it forth- j
with if it Is subject to mortal wound, j
She didn't once mention "parasites." 1
but she called it the "gynocratlc class" I
Photo by American Press Association.
UKB. HKRBKKT PA J -SONS.
—a vomaii bossed conclave, on whose
bepowdered petticoats clung a few un
interesting men fortune hunters and
an even less ambitious male contin
gent, who cultivated society for the
bare sake of the meals involved in be
ing asked out to dinner.
The crumbling of the dynasty she
attributed to the following:
That people with brains no longer
have time for it; ergo. It Is losing lead
ers.
That, being a female organization in
the 1» Tinning, It would no longer have
cohesi in when the little talent it pos
sessed to amuse finds vent In woman
suffrage, club life, business or socio
logical work.
Ti.!• younger girls are demanding the
right to select their own mates; there
fore they will not frequent "society"
where the men are uninteresting.
That an economic age is fast making
It li ; ierably ridiculous.
Mis. I arsons displayed the humorous
defoi titles of her subject so general
at lirst that her audience, consisting
numerously of "society's" limbs, forgot
to get angry and was soon laughing
heartily—at itself. One or two dowa
gers got fussily up and left with hus
bai'ds, who were red and seemed un
happy.
"The society group of any American
community," Mrs. Parsons said, "is
composed of persons sufficiently desir
ous to be In the group to pay the en
trance fee, so to speak. Comparatively
few persons can belong to society with
out having some source of revenue.
Now and then in the larger cities may
be found men who get their living by
being in society.
"Conspicuous waste is a desideratum
If noi a requisite of a stable social po
sition. For real estate men, brokers of
vario is kinds, hot;, e decorators, archi
tects, portrait painters and drawing
room musicians it is good, sound busi
ness to be in society.
"Many smart society women eschew
love altogether. They are like the sa
loon keeper who does not drink. Buf
they will flirt, for flirtation means re
tainers, and retainers mean prestige.
"Prudeut lovers withdraw as far as
possible from society. Elderly match
makers delight in nothing so much as
trading in the marriage market, and
young and tractable hearts are their
counters. Therefore they suffer the
courtship."
Horse Dislikes Cigarette.
Los Angeles.—A sensitive horse who
has a dislike for cigarette smoke at
tacked Edgar Akers. aged twenty-five,
of this city, and bit him on the right
hand. Akers was smoking a cigarette
near the horse, which was standing at
the curb. With an angry squeal the
horse seized Akers by the right hand.
Akers managed to free his hand, but
not until the horse's teeth had torn the
flesh from the fingers.
Old Man Hobbles to Polls.
St. PauL-Au aged man limped Into
the voting booth of the Third precinct
of the Sixth ward the other day. After
be had marked a ballot William Casey,
ninety-two years old. confided to the
election judges that it was his thirty
ninth time for voting in St PauL Mr.
Casev came to St. Paul in 1S77.
L. A. HARRISON CO. ]
Phon* S5 Store cloees at 8 P. M. Saturdays 9 P. M. j
□ GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor^
Wednesday and Thursday
Universal presents THE MATHER KEV, by J of in Fleming Wil
son, with Rol>eit fjcotiwid ard Ella Hull.—Tliird episode.
THE GIRL WHO WON".—In Iwc parts with Matt Moore and
Horeace La«Tenc«.
Ford Sterling in HYPNOTIC POWER.
5,000 feet of films
Music by J. V. Miller.
On Broadway near Fourth
Inclined Floor
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8:30
Bank or Alaska
Wrangeii Skagway Anchorage
Capita] $50,000 Surplus $10,000
OFFICERS
PRESIDENT ASDKEW STEVENSON
VICE) PRESIDENT ... ... _ ANDREW A. BENTON
VICE PRESIDENT J X. WESTERMANN
CASHIER ...... — — V. a. WARREN
ASSISTANT CASHIK): .. ~ GEORGE HUTH
ASSISTANT CASHIER .. .. W L. LANDS BOROUGH.
GENERAL COUNSEL .. ARCHIBALD E. STEVENSON
ATTORNEY „ „ „ — „ H. L. FAULKNER
DIRECTORS
ZOHETH 8. FREEMAN, J. T. WESTERMANN,
HENRY D. WALBRIDGE, P. H. GANTY.
ANDREW A. BENTON, W. H. HENSON,
ANDREW STEVENSON,
ULUL5 ' sSAWn 1« ALAtfnA ;
THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK j
Juneau, Alaska
j
Capital, $."0,000.00. Surplus, (20,000.00.
B. M. BEHRENDS, J. R. WILLIS, OUT McNACGHTON,
President. Vice Pros. Cashier.
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Now Served at
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Our Ice Cream cannot be excelled, it is 5
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