j Uneeda Biscuit/j
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i So why not get them where yqitknow
they are the freshest and besL , '> \
just received a fancy assortment J j
I of cookies and crackers in
X 11 11 1
| packages and bulk
} C.W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers -
Let your next pair ©f Shoes be ^ .
I PACKARD SHOE
FOR MEN
Seasonable Styles for Particular Men
Dortero & Son
£ Clothiers and Furnisher* 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
In reality tha "cara of the hair"
rm-at-s the "care of the scalp." Ap
ply • PUROLA" Hair Tone according
to directions furnished with each
bottle, and you will not only be
jurpristd, but pleased with tht
wonderful results. A satisfactory
fliiott for hair health; sold on
its merits and satisfaction guaran
tee <r your money back. Jl.ftO
Sold by Keller Bros Drug Co. a
per bottle. Specify "PUROLA!"
.vi m -rysfx*
Whole&ale and Retail
<
S CIGARS I
^ and
) TOHACCO 5
^ and different articles
S Don't forget the n'iniher (
w 428 Broadway t
Tony Cortero
ALL KI.YDS OF PII'FS ^
From 5c to Pocket llook j
<
For Sale
BY
PHIL ABRAHAMS
Lot 3, Block I05 $4o.oo
Lots 8 9, Block 88
with ImpVm'is $!5o.oo
Lot 10, Block 9
with Imp'v'm'ts $ia5.oo
East Half Lot 7,
Block 7. |$ioo.oo
IXSIRAXCE
COLLECTIONS
REALTY
GENERAL AGENCIES
NOTARY PUBLIC
Come and see me
4 th. Avenue, Skagway
'nugget movies
Bru»d»»y, MVMB. Mud 3rd
Open Every Night
TOJHQHT,
The Belavod AdJenturer^-Seeoud
apiao&Q,
Loth Versus CMcfcens, — A Ka
leai comedy.
Th<» Curing of Mary Auu. — A
V.tasrapt comedy dr^uw.
Tho $3*1 Butler.—A Lubt» com
edy.
' Music hy MLmm Barber.
I ii—niniim M 8:U*> p. m
st vnxis OCX
Tbe Cttat ste«ma«d. in
to 0011 'Ms mora lug with. a large
l^tunr litH and eigjlu. tone of
tVeigiu for Slsngsw- Among V the
yaaseuijOia noted at> .4 yulkd out
! Weie J. K. L0U.OH aud wife for
! Haim.*,, W. Lau^bo^oiifcU for ,Wnui
1 (Jl-11, fr'rbd Lavelle, Mr. and Mrs.
j Stoddard ajiid child. Mr*. C. Oltiwtsll
I and son and daughter, Mrs. E. U.
^te*fcn», WH1 French A. B. Wilsou,
tviu. tKliin. C. M. Williamson, (J.
ri. amah, J. F. YVa*h, Uu«, Juaigl
iu nuil (j. Wll!*>4. It cUsyfod port
ai midnight lor tie south.
/AUM£DA EN'KOITE
The AUmeda bas t eou reports
at Ketchikan northward ijcAiud. It
is scn-du'ed to resud* tnia port some
Anne Thm-sdny nigiit or Frida>
moruiut;. Her cargo and passangei
lis>t art' uo» known.
FATHKK IlTOiEIO, FOR SEWA1U)
Father Turnell will leave In a
wetk'a lime for Seward, w-here lie
has h-ru called to assume charge
of chuO-h affair* la tteu city for
a &.!ort- jperiod. During bis, ab
sence irom this city We paris^ will
be under tha direction of an out
side man. Father Turnell will re
turn to Skagway bafcxrp fall.
OFF FOB rOKCll'lNE
James £. Loutitt, engagtd on tbe
stall of the Alaska Corporation,
left las' n ight on the Settle foi
the Porcupine district. He will be
gout, indtiiuitely on a business trip
in the interests otf the above cor
poration. Mrs. Loutitt aocompanied
her' husband.
TO CUKfc ANY DISEASE.
fc« . sirred, Sui
Way WUk Dudnl.
Kill the, germ that causes dandruff
illlnc hair and.baldness, you will have
.!> more dandruff, and your hair must
row luxuriantly. Nawbro's Herplcids
.>t only contains the dandruff term
Mtroyer. but It Is. also a most deilffht
: iiajr dressing (or reculac toilet use.
ot^er. ha.'r prepa-atlon la on this
•%tIJVe basis, of Aestoj-lng the dandruff
•;us. ft stops all lrritatlcn. keeps thj
»:;> *w^al. pure and wholesome. Be
rber that something ..claimed 10 he
jusl aa good," will, not do the wprk 0:
genuine Herplclde. Said by lead In t
:ru**lsts. Send 10c. In stamps for sam
ela tq The HerpUMe .Col, Detroit, Mich
At an (nu Kor<s
Oa* dollar ootne, guaranteed
SHIPPING FED
- Frank W. Pottygrove, one of the
pioneer commercial men ot Alas
ka, arrived In Sbagwny eniruute to
the Ulterior on one of the last
boats and is registered at the
Pujlen House. Mr. Patygrove lias
no' made tlie trip nor*ii for tihf
ixqst several y-ears,. but is making
the trio tl'is year in the Interest of
ceutain San Francisco jobbers, for
the purpose of making a report
Uiikjii th-e advisdbllity of the estab
lish 1111 ikt of a line of stea.mers from
Sau Francisco to Southeastern and
Southwestern Alaska ports. He
wjll h-avt for iuterior points on
Tliuisday'c train.
[south DAKOTA PIONEER
PASSES BEYOND
The Volgo Tribune of South Da
kota carries a ha<l£ v.olujiim write-up
ou the death of E. L. Myhre, flay
er ot Mrs C. W. Ask of SHagway.
He was born in, Eid*vold, Norway
on June 21st, 1841. He emigrated
to America In 1882 and took a
homestead in Lake Smai town
shin where he lived until 1911,
iyrhen he moved to Sinai. He wa«
seventy four yeairs of age. Eleven
children, nine of whom survive cam
a* the result of »he union with
Ingobor^ Marie Dokken, whot aiso
survives him. Ini*t?i'meiit was at
th-'e United C Inure h cemetery.
KLAU DAY TO BE
OBSERVED BY ELKS
The B._ P. O. Elks Skyway
Lodge, No. 31, have announced that
Wednesday, June 14th, will be
Flag Day, and that a apeejal pro
gram has been arranged for the
o£ca«:ou. The Cerenjoniee will be
held iu the Elks Hall on the even
ing of June 14th, commencing at
S p. *"».
All are requested by the order
to hold the date oipen for this oc
ca-icn and a cordial invtatlon has
l>eet: extended by the brothers for
your attendance. The school
children will render a apeclal song
devotee! to the flag. Other vooal
and instrumental music will be
reudered.
KAILKOAD MANAGER
K.VKOtTK HUMP;
Herbert Wheeler, general HKiuaj
er of 'Ve White Pat>s Route, art. a
ipendi.ig n week iu the intei'ior
lo"Xit'K over the transportation at
the b^'inning of the river season
and inspecting interior offices will
leave VV:iitt#KM>e today for his
ueaj offices tn this city. He is
dut *o. arrive here touigjht.
BALL GAME SCHEI>l'LED
The management of the Skagway
Uaseb ili team is figuring on a game
with Fort Seward ou the laoal
gr u*1^ f°r June 18th. The boys
ul 'he fort are pre'ty sure that
thsy can make the trip on. th,ui d«fe
and if nothing cointrary haonpena the
game will be scheduled for the
above dale.
RIVER REPORT
WhAechrse, Juiia 6—Casoa sail
ed !» p. m.
Yukon sailed 4:30 a. in.
Steamer Vidette arrived 6:25 p.
m. op the 5th.
Videtto sailed 1:30 p. m. for
Hootalinqua.
Nasullin in Daweon, leaves for
Mayo tonight.
Casca and Yukon not reported at
Lower LetBarge yet.
Whi'e Horse sails tonight.
Dawson and Tau&na to sail Thurs
day night.
Washourn up Kokraines.
Mariposa at Nulato.
Deltj* for Tanana to connect with
Suti e for St. Michael and Washburn
for Iditarod leaves Fainbanks 1 p.
m. Wednesday.
E. il. Stivers returned to Skag
wri.y on the Seattle and it Is pre
sumed that he will be with1 us all
summer.
Thomas Simpson, representing
Hetnz Z~ varieties, arrived in Skag
way on the Maripoea after calling
on mercantile men in the cities to j
the westward and V/41J continue in
to the Interior on tomorrow's train.
He is registered at <tfhe Pullen
House.
REAPER CALLS
EARLY PIONEER
I. - " '"T
Ooming as a sbcKUt, to. fch©. un
tlr* community is the announcement
of the death of K. j. LddxMcoat,
who passed away stoortily alter
one o'ciocK ia the Stasis Bpilietptkius
which had pereUted since Monday
night, desipte every effort to com
ha*: i». iie had rapid alternations
cf Epileptoid convulsions and d«ap
coma, which occurred with equal
regularity from the beginning of
his illnpss till the end dome.
It was known for the past few
months that he had been suffering
from Meningeal involvement tout
tho remote cause was obscure. Dr.
Cable was' summon: d Monday night
and stayed with him all during the
night, A special nuise was sum
moned and has been in constant at- ■
tendance sinoe he was stricken. Dr. i
iiubie devoted his entire time to
thie bed side of the ill imui but
medical science could, i)ot chgpk. fche
ailments.
Toe Dally Alaskan joins with
:iis many friends and astjociotcs in
sending most siiwjere comdoOeneeu to
his bereaved family.
BASE BALL DANCE
POSTPONED ONE WEEK
Tho base ball dance which' was
to bo neld this coming Saturday
night Las been po«ta'oiu<i ou ac
count of conflicting dutee. The
com ml tee in charge has decided to
•ie* fAe date for Saturday, June j
17th.
Tne committee had fully ar
rayed foi the staging of the dance
on ihla coming Saturday, the
marie had been arranged, the hall
spoken ior aind all th:< was lacking
was the eventful hour .for the mus
ic :o ">*art.
With commencement 011 at the
public schools and other society
events scheduled for this week
the boy8 thought that their guests
wonll have a better time If It-was
held i' a later date. Remember
the ti-n? .the place and the girl j
on June 17th.
WETS WIN AT HAINJSB
HAINES, June 7—Special to Al
askan—Results of the wet and
dry election held In thla place yes
terday reveals tlie fact that the
majority of the residents desire that
llceiis-es should again bo issued to
saloons.
The wrts carried the field by a
bij; majority. Seventy eight wet,
v;>tes were cast against twemty
three dry votes. There were twen
ty seven 9«*Ued votes and four not
voting, wliose names i.i>peared on
the enumerators book.
THREA 1 EN'S TO RUN
ON THIRD TICKET
CHICAGO, June 7—(Botjh. con
ventions opened at eleven this
morning. Word haa reached Chi
cago that Roceevelt will run a
third ticket if the rapuMicane nom
inate Hughe® as'a candidate. An
Immediate conference between,1 the
leaders has been arranged.
marines mix with rebels
WASHINGTON, June 7 — Ameri
can marines had a slighlt skirmish
Sunday ui^ht with two rft^el chiefs
on the i&'and and nine men. Two
chiefs were killed In the fl^M.
' « • •
COPPER
Tacoma, June 7—At twenty eight
six'y two and a half.
Dr. George C. Martin, Washing
ton, D. C., of the United StateB
Geological Survey department ar
rived lu Skagway on the Citjr of
Seattle last nigbt and 1b registered
a» the Pullen House. Dr. Martin
will employ hie -time this summer
to a scientific inyestiyaiqn of the
Nenana coal fields, mikaihg a sur
vey ot the lands of that district.
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A Way Out. *
"Into each life some rain must fall,",
murmured the poet
"Still." said the practical man, **yoa
can escape a great deal of It by mov
ing to the Sahara."—Louisville Courier-^
Journal.
.. % I
Chaa. Goldstein and wise, prom
inent in Juneau circles, came in on
the Seattle.
L. Ttnpuzzi returned to 8kagway
on the City of Seattle.
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FREE DOLL STOCKINGS |
[ We wiii give free a pair of Doll Stockings with every pair of +
j> Bursoi) Hose we sell. The Doll Stockings may be had in White $ 1
t Pi|>k or Blup. 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- j \
ish and durable—made in weights {•
to meet every1 climate. Buy a few J j
pairs on our recommendation— \'
they'll give you genuine satisfac- ],
tion. J|
25c 35c 50c 75c J J
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L. A. HARRISON CO.
£ Phone 55 , Store cloees at8 P. M. Saturdays!) P. M.
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GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Tuesday and Wednesday
Uojverbnl presents THE BLACK BOX.—Pinal ei>Lsodo
Anna Little, Herbert Raivllnson and Win. Woithtnjjton.
durnl by Otis Turner.
with
j J. Warren Kerrignn in a WOMAN'S HONOR.
SCENARIO EDITOR'S DREAM.—lowers comedy.
Music by J. V. Miller.
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8:30 6
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l Bank of Alaska *
4*
Wrangell SkagWay Anchorage
Capital $50,000 Surplus $10,000
OFFICERS
PRESIDENT ANDREW STEVENSON
VICE PRESIDENT ANDREW A. BENTON
VICE PRESIDENT J T. WESTERMANN
CASHIER W. a. WARREN
ASSISTANT CASHIER .... GEORGE Ht'TH
ASSISTANT CASHIER .. .. W L. LAND8BOROCGH.
GENERAL COUNSEL .. .. ARCHIBALD E. STEVENSON
ATTORNEV _ .. ... H. L. FAULKNER
DIRECTORS
*" ZOHETH S. FREEMAN,
f. HENRY D. WALBRIDGK,
. '' ANDREW A. BENTON,
ANHREW STEVENSON,
J. T. WESTERMANN,
P. H. GAXTY.
W. IL HJENSON, *
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I - OLDJLS'T BANK IN ALASKA j
| THE- B M. BEHRENDS BANK I
Junaau, Alaska 1
Capital, $50,000.00. Surplus, $20,000.00.
>
v B. M, BEHRENDS, 3. R. WILLIS, GUY McNAUGHTOX,
President. Vlcei Pres. ' " Cashier.
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