Summer Drinks
Cliquot-Club Beverages, Root
Beer, Ginger Ale and Sarsapar
- ilia. 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
The Royal Tailors
OUR NEW Fall and Winter samples
are here. Over 500 samples to pick
from. Prices from $20.00 to $47.50.
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 52
Beginning July 15, we will sell for
===CASH ONLY^^
THIS MEANS EVERYBODY
Hereafter you wont have to pay other peoples delinquent bills
BROWNING'S
G.F.Coggan&Co
Portrait and Commercial
Photographers
We do Professional Kodak
Finishing--Give Us a Trial
Broadway near
3rd Avenue
t Wholesale lad Retail
i CIGARS i
| and
, TOBACCO
| ami different Articled
| Dont forget the number
' 428 Broadway
| Tony Dortero \
ALL KINDS OP PIPES (
1 Fiom 5c to Pocket Book r
Business For
Sale
Am offering for sale the
hu»ine&a stock of goods, ma
chinery and thii r«il property,
described as lot 5, block 27,
Fourth Ave., belonging to the 1
late E. J. Uddlcoai. This is 1
on opportunity to buy out on ,
established! business for the» 1
|
small prico of
$750.00
PHIL. ABRAHAMS
524 Fourth Avenue
SKaGWAY, ALASKA
NUGGET MOVIES
Urotul tv»7, between iJ*d and atxl.
Open Everv iSight
SIX REELS
tONlGHf
Lubiii presents Earl Metcalfe in
'The Htrmit ol Bird Island,"—A 3
red feature.
Ti'» Revolt —.Vitagraph. com. d <
.1 Night la tha Show.. — Charlie
—Two parts.
Miisk by Mlae Bwb«T.
Couunfiiin m »:3U p. m.
FOR RENT—Haha residence, 7 tl
\ve.. Apply V. X. Hahu, Depot..
7-10-3t.
Zei.ith OH iwsuree the oe&t poe
lib'e reults tm m lufrrleaot lor all
lgl»t or delicate machinery. 10c.
i5c, 69< bottlea Keller Broe
Sole Skagway Agents.
Knew Hi* Man.
George Bnbb. better known as Bnbb
r>oddington. one of the wits of the
■lghteenth century, always dined well
md always liked to doze after the re
►ant Falling asleep one day after din
ier with Sir Richard Temple and Lord
""obham. the latter reproached Pod
Ilngton with his drowsiness. Podding
on denied having been nsleep and to
irove he had not offered to repeat all
.ord ("obham had been savin)?. Cob
tam challenged him to do so. Dod
lington repeated a story, and Lord
."obham owned he had been telling it
'Well." said Poddington. "and yet I
lid not hear a word of It. but I went
o sleep because 1 knew that about thU
ime of the day you would tell that
itory." .
A Recipe For 8ucces«.
"If I were obliged to pack a lot of
idvlce Into a few words." says Cou
tressman Edward J. King of Illinois in
he American Magaziue. "for the liene
It of poor boys 1 would tell them to de
•ide as early In life as possible what
hey intend to do. There is nothing so
lelpful to a tired traveler as a destina
Jon. This thing of not knowing where
rou're going, but being merely on your
vay. Is a delusion aud a folly."
A Bull In the Pulpit
"1 am requested to sav." said the
roung dominie, who was acting as a
lubstltute. "that tJiere will be no meet
ng of the Ladies Sewing guild this
veek as usual, owing to the fact that
ill the ladies of the guild will be out of
own Should any others wish to take
ip the work they may do so "
Then he paused, but it was too late
—Richmond Times-Dispatch.
Always Present.
"I suppose you don't believe In luck,"
inggested the sympathetic friend to
he chronic loser.
"Oh. yes; 1 do." resixmded that un
ortunate. "It la the quality which en
tbles other players to overcome inj
kUL"-Rlchmond Time5-Pl*patoh.
Th<j 1'riuce Uoetxe tooted its «u
toriug whistle tuia moruiug wriy
minute* anead ol scheuule time, it
arrived lu por> at ti:20 a. in. aud
alter uiaHing last and being ulea.Tt.il
Ov tun customs oliidais, need lw
K-iu plank aud U-* tue aaJUy ol
tm" ("U» plant tueir ieet ou Snag
way soil.,
A record trip, is reported by the
oliicliils oi.the boa*. Uuod weath
er hovered around vue popular cra.it
all the way up, the uaasag'e aud the
tourists were given. ample units tu
visit ui every port at wliielii it
s'opped. Tue excursion ooacliies to
tlie summit were i'lled Uncapacity
lroui tourists iroiu tut: Oeorge.
Over one hundred aiid ninety
io' «• ^agst-iigers Kit Priuce Rupert
ou tha palatial steamer making
'.lie northern trip. Oue huudred aud
liitv two are noted as round trip
pers. i' brought, thnty tons ol
freight for this port. It will clear
port Saturday uiglit at 7 p. m.
LOOKS OVER LAV OF LAND
Jim Nevell, foreman for the
ikagwa wagon road lias airived in
he Garden City, and is out look
ing over the lay of the land. H*
wlU receive his instructions from
Koad Commissioner Hayes and sta'i t
the work at once.
It is understood that at least
rwelve men will be immediately
plao-d on the joib and that it will
ue ruslied with. haste. It will push
u» 'he valley to the lour mile point
Five thousand dollars has been ap
prouriated to cover, expenditures on
me new road.
C. V. It. OFFICIALS RETURN
Canadian, Pacific officials, afte'
making a tour of the interior points
01 interest, returned to the Garden
City lu time last night to catch
the boat for the outside.
Captain Troup, manager of the
C. P.. R., was iu the party and liau
as his guest J.,A. Mara. Air. Mar
pole, chief executive, with* headquai
•era pt Vancouver also made the
interior trip and is delighted with
tug possibililts of Uie scenic won
denland..
OUT WITH litU LIST
The Charlotte steamed out ol
port last night at 7 p. m. for thi
south, with 181 passengers. The
Lake Leliarge Excursionists .ana
round trippers made ud a large po
tion rf the out going list., 'i'wc
more trips will be made by th
Flag Ship of tne C. P-R. .this se.i
son
SEATTLE CLEARS PORT
The City of Seat'le cleared port
yesteniav aiternoon a' i p. m. f-r
tine south via Sitka. Over forty
passeagws secured passage on the
boat. Among the Skugway passen
gers noted were.A. J. Baker for Sit
ka. Mrs. W. H. Warren for Wran
gell, N. O. Hardy and Louis Ender
for Haines.,
CARPENTERS FINISH WORK
The carpenters wlio have been
working on the White Pass Hotel
at Atl'u nave finished the major
portion of their -vork and .passed
' !itu this city last night enroute
to Vancouver. There were nine of
the skilled .workmen who secured
transportation' on, the Charlotte.
Jim Nevell, foreman fo-r thi
Slkagway wagon road hae arrived
and is working with Jack Hayes
looking over the lay of the land.
Smocking on Apron*.
Daintiness Itself is an apron made of
silk muslin, the fullness of which if
onrtned by smocking lustead of gatb
-rn The smocking Is arranged in flv«
l«oinM, and h slight touch of color can
Jatroduced by using a faint shade of
ilu* i>r pink thread for the smocking.
RIVER REPORT
WHITRHORSE, July 13—-Dawson |
i at :30 h. ,'m.
Selkirk up Stewart River 7:30
p. m. I
Cas< a In Dawson.
White Horse sails tonight.
Delta up Ho* oprir.gfi 1 a. m.
Schwatka up Kotllir midnight.
Ta.una at Gibbon bound' for |
Fairbanks 10 a. m..
Sarah, leaves Gibbon for 1 St.
Michael today.
Sibuia at Louden 9 a. m. J
Juha B dowa Gibbow 11 p. m.
Alaska at Dawson. 1
FREIGHT RATES
ARE ADVANCED
Three Bteamship; companiis op
erating to Alaskan, porta have au-:
nounced an incroita in. freight
rates &u certain arUcles booked for
Alaskan ports. The Border Lino,
Admiralty Line and Pacific) Coast
.steamship Company havq fonwarded
the new tariffs to 'heir agents aiul
it wen* intu effect on July 11th.
Agents Ion thq Other; companies
have not beeu notil'td ot .any in
crease in their rat as.
Cement has been taken, from, the
general merchandise listing; and
now appears under a special com
modity rate with; a $1.00 reduction..
The l ite on, cigars aud cigarettes
ha« been increased, the coal rate
remains the same. Eggs have
been Increased $1.00 per ton, fr^sh
frui's and vegetables! have a c„Ti-es
pondi'jg raise. A $100 .raise oa
general merchandise is placed iu
♦ he new tariff. Live stock. re
mains the same. Lumber has re
ceived an additional raise of 60c.
per thousand feet. The rate on
household goods and personal ef
fects Is iucreased $1.00 per ton..
Tae tariff calls for a $1.00 raise on
the :iotatoe rate. Jixplosirts have
been reduced $1.50 pr ton..
MAX McSWKVN SHOWERED
WITH KLOWBR8
Max MeSweyn, knight of the
Srip, is the .one popular traveling
^uli-Kinan who makes the noithern
territory . His competitors avq
somewhat jealous oi Ihu stand that
ae has obtained amcugst< the nor
herneis and are trvlng to solve
lis magnetic attraction. Ala* loaxl
d his many .bugs: and trunks on
the Carlotta last night and bade
adieu to the many admiring friends
•vho escorted him to the boat. Ite
;0«re lae boat departtd the. pro
urietori oi£ the Golden Norths Hotel
presented him with a beautiful Gar
den City bouquet. Max immadiatei
presented every ledy on the boat
with, one of the flowers, and aow
.vt{ see how Maac gets his stand.
itESlGXS POSITION
WITH BIG STOKE
Crele tBouObrake, whq has been
connected with. Keller Bios. Drug
Store for the last tivo years, has re
signed his position. anil will mako
a trip to the interior withinl the
lest few weeks. Mr. Bonebrake is
a graduate of tha University of
Washington and! holds a certificate
,'rom tne Pharmacetical Department
if the University.
Ore tie, known .to most of ub by
'Bon*-®" has been. a«;tive In club j
md lodge,affaire of Ibe Garden CltJ!
tnd carries the beaf wishes of
.lis many friendsi with him to bi«
,iew location. 1
HEAVY RAINS AID THE
FOKEST FIRE FUiHTEIlh
TUe heavy rains lulling.late yes
terday afternoon, and last! night
have been a God send to the firs
fighttrs who are trying tq check
'he torest fire wbicj* has been
threatening the bi>r tlial>er acrosa
the canal for the last week..
The fire has been put out la
many ulaces and a liUle more rain
will sul'floe to put the blwe out,
at leabt so that it can be controlled
by thii fighters.
MISSIONARY FROM ST. MICHAEL
Rev. Mr. Gustaf80ii, wife and
jhild, becured passage on the Char
lotte for Chicago via Seattle. Rev.
Gustafson has been engaged In mis
sionary work at St. Michael and
other northern point®.for three
years and this has been his firet
o-ppoitunity to get on .the out
side.. He reports tnat the work
has orogressrd rapidly during the
last two years.
FIRST TRIP FOR
SEVENTEEN YEARS
Slsltr Winefred, who has been.In
the Interior for seventeen, years,
was an outbound passenger on the
CharloHe. Sister Winifred went
to the Interior and had no .Inten
tion <f ever returning to the
States but she finds it necessary to
make 'he trip. The most of 'the
time 6oent Inside was at Fairbanks.
TOURIST PARTY FOR HAINES
The tourist boat Golden! Rod, left
♦his afternoon with/.a party of
sightseers for Fort Seward. Capt.
Youn" will cruise around the can
al wl: ti the party and) thenj land
them at the Fort, I About ten pas
sengers made the trip.
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MINA TAYLOR
House Dresses and
Bungalow Aprons
FIT and WORKMANSHIP the BEST
All Siz^s From 36 to 47 Bust
. KENYON
Coats and Shirts
from $7.50 to $20.00
We are headquarters For ihe Newest
SPORT HATS
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store oloees at 8 P V. Saturdays 9 P. M.
POPULAR PICTURE PALACE
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Friday and Saturday
Ii-120 comedy fcjnture| presents BILL'S BLIGHTED CAREER,
with Billia Ritchie, i'esgy ''cars«' anil HJrury Bei-pnan.—Two
putk
Imp Universal pi<cso» ts Miu— Pick ford in MARY'S I'ATIEXTS.
ANIMATED MEEKLY NO. 200«.
Ac mission 2£e anti 10c Begins 8:30
FIVE REELS
Music l>y J. V. Miller.
On Broadway near Fourth
Inclined Floor
Bank of Alaska
Wrangeii Skagway Anchorage
Capital $50,000 Surplus $10,000
OFFICERS
PRESIDENT A\'iREW STEVENSON
VICE PRESIDENT ... „ ANDREW A. BENTON
V ICE PRESIDENT J 1 WESTERMANN
CASHIER „ W. H. WARREN
ASSISTANT CASHITJt .. .. UEOK'.'E HUTH
ASSISTANT CASHIER .. .. W L. LANDSBOROUGH.
GENERAL COUNSEL ... ARCHIBALD E. STEVENSON
ATTORNEY H. L. FAULKNER
DIRECTORS
7/OHETH S. FREEMAN, J. T. WESTERMANN,
HENRV D. WALBRIDC.R, P. H. CANTY.
ANDREW A. BENTON, W. H. HENSON,
ANDREW STEVENSON,
£. hOLDIl-S^ BANK IN ALASKA
THE B M. EEHRENDS BANK
Juneau, Alaska
Capital, $.",0,000.00. Surplus, £.40,000.00.
B. M. BEHREND8, J. R. WILLIS, OUY McNAUGHTON.
President. Vice Pres. Cashier.
Delicious Soda and
Ice Cream Sundeas
New Served at
THE LIQUID FOUNTAIN
KELLER BROS.
Only Absolutely Pure Flavors and
Crushed Fruits
n r Ice Cream cannot be excelled, it is
uu made after a famous local receipt