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O'neri Everv.jNight
TONIGHT
FIVE HEELS
Tbe Insurrection.—A three reel
Lubin feature.
Mrs. Jarr ajid the Beauly Trent- j
me nt. — Vit^graph comedy.
.. iimc by Miss Barber.
Commence* *t 8:30 p. m.
Wholesale «J»d Retail
CIGARS
and
TOBACCO
and different articles
Ifcwt for*** the nnmber
428 Broadway
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colleotioxs
CONVEYANCING
GENERAL AGENT
Established
1897
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SKaGWAV, ALASKA
TOWN TOPICS
Mies Seoma Ericksoa of Atlin, Is
a recent arrival in Miis cdty.
A. K. Lathrop of Anchorage lias
registered at the Pulleu House.
M. S. Alexander oX Mount Clair,
Is stopping at the Pullem, House.
F. F. Lescht of Juneau was a
passenger on the Alameda.
F. B. Wurzbacher Is making his
home ut *he Golden North.
W. A. Burns, wife and child were
iuterlor passengers this morning.
Dr.. A. P. Hawes of Whitohorse
was a Garden City arrival last
night.
W. U. stout of Haines, left on
tho Alameda for a visit with his
'laughU r in Cordova.
G. II. Reid and Miss E. M
Reid, were Anchorage passengers o
The Alameda.
Dr. A. TJ. Smith and wife, are
ro<ent arrivals in this qjty.. They
wtre passengers oji the Rupert.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Shull were
passengers to thi city oai the Ru
pert.
Mt. and Mrs. Lesdey G. Sheafer
of Pottsville, Pa., are tourist
guests at the Golden North1 Hotel.
Dr. Waldo Coe, of MortiAngside
Sanitarium, was a pxssenger to the
westward 011 the Alameda.
Mrs.. Goo. W. Wheeler of Seattle,
is registered at the Golden North
Hotel.
Mr. and Mm Burwell will
return tc Seattle on the Rupert to
morrow. They haive been the gue I
of Cel. Stevenson for a few days.
Mrs. Paul Krugetr, wife of Paul
Kruger. the Spruc« Creek mining
man, is registered at the Pullen
House.
E. S.. Hewlett, sales agent for
the L C. Smith typewriter company
in Alas-ka, was a westbound pass
enger on the Alameda.
Chas. Nye and wife returned to
their home in this city on the Ala
meda las' night, after spending a
few days in the cajpitail city.
J. P. Summers, mayor of Log
Cabin, was a nigh* visitor in the
Garden City. He returned on the
rac-ruing"? train.
When You Think of
•TYPEWRITER'"
Think
" REMINGTON "
The Man 'Who Buys Any
Other
''TYPEWRITER"
Always "Hopes"
It Will Be as Good as the
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REMINGTON TYPEWRITER COMPANY
JUNEAU* ALASKA
BULBARS HIT
GET NEW 16
LONDON, Sept.. 1 — Dispatches
reaching this city tell of the possi
bility of the Bulgarian toing re
signing his crown toe the kingdom
and the succession of htsi son to
the throne.
The son, heir to the tblrane, op
poses the policy adopted by his
father. Official, discord! has been
reigninp n' the Imperial, palace for
the last month.
HUPEflffiHEAO !
OF SOHEDULE
i
The Prince Rupert clipped fif
teen minutes off its schedule time
by arrvlln., ln> this port this morn
ing a* 6:45. It will dear foi
the south tomorrow night at 6
o'clt clr It carries 41 round trip
Pels for the Garden City.. Twenty
five of the round trippers aire mak
ing the Summit, trip! today. Ten of
tha tourists are booked for the
return tilu to Whtehor&e. Besides
the -representative passenger list it
carries 00 tons of freight.
The last trip of the Rupert was
its teccrd trip. During the round
trip a total of 773 people were car
ried on the boat tm various* points
along the cast.
WANTED — First class machine
iriners. Engineer Mine, Carcross.
None but thoroughly) oompetent
men need apply. Wages five fifty
per eight hour day.
H. YouLg, prominent resident
and energetic citizen of Atlin, is
a guest at the Pulleu House.
Caroline Med d ley of Boston,
Mass.. is stopping over a few days
in the Garden City.
Miss Mabel Adanison, matron of
the hospital at Whiitehorse, kft on
the Sophia last night for a three
months vacation to be spent in
Edmonton. Alta.
O. L. Coward, representing the
Westinghous Eiectiic Company, is
maKli.g tp.ide calls in Southeastern
Ala&ka.
F. F. Cox, knight of the grip, I
representing the Western Dry GooiS
Co., is calling upon trade in this
city.
Mrs. W.. Bent Wilson and Miss
Grace Adams, are returning tour
ists stopping at the Golden North
Hotel.
Dvaid Bergstrom, Swedish' coun
selar general , will return to- the
ou'Mde on the Prince Rupert to
morrow i.ight.
Miss C. -J- Miller, noted globe
trotter, who has cohered, the globe
more than once, '« registered at the
Pullea House. She will leave to
morrow night on the Rupert.
Mts. L. G. Delhi and son, will
be Seattle passengers on the Ru
pert tomorrow night. From Seat
tle she will -return to her home in
Bufte, Mt.., Mrs. Deihl is a sister
of Mrs. Abbey in this city.
Mrs. V. I. Ha.hu, son and daugh
ter, will be soutlv bound) passengers
on the Rupert tomorrow night. Mrs.
Hahji is taking the children out
for winter school session, In Seattle.
Henry Dedmau lpft on the So
phia lot the south last night. He
is enroute to Portland, where he
will attend school for the winter
rnont bs.
Mrs. A. J. Running arrived on
tho Alameda.
Mrs. W. A. Shlnkle was a morn
ing's Diissenger on the train, en
route to Dawson.
J. Aitchison, traveling auditor
for the Grand Trunk Lines, is a
round tripper on the Rupert. He
let' this morning for a trip to the
interior, but will return in time
to catch the outgoing boat tomor
row night.
F. W.. Fickardt and family re
turned on the Alameda last night.
Mr. Fickardt met his family at Ju
neau and finished the last lap with
them. Mrs . Fickardt has been
visitiu." in the states tor a number
of weeks.
C. Oliver of Oakland, Calif., Is
stopping in the Gairdem City a few
days, before leaving for the out
side. He is completing a tour of
Alaska, having come in via the
Nome Route and up the Yukon
river.
INTEREST SHIFTS
TOJMLHK
LONDON, Sept. 1—Principle 'In
terest iu the war seems to have
shif'eti from tlie Sonnue regions to
'lie Balkans. The principle) topics
of press and diplomatiq conversa
tion centers ou tlie Balkan situa
tion and tlie appointment of Vou
Hindenber.-; to the head position on
the staff of the German ilrmy.
Von HindenbeTg is n»w directing
the ferns of tlie Kaiser on the
frr.nt. He has not been iu. com
mand lcii£ enough as yet to place
In*o practical operation the plans
which he holds for the German
forces'.
POSTMASTERS
TO GET RAISES
The postal department has in
creased the pay of Bevel al of the
postuiast'-i'B in Alaska. The raise
became elective on July 1st. The
list of U.e salaries follow:
Juneau $2400 $2500
aeivaro 1200 1600
Cerdtva 1500 1500
Ucuglas 1300 1400
Fairbanks lituO 2100
Ketchikan 1000 1000
Nome 1900 1800
Skagway 1400 1500
Tread well 1200 1100
Valdez 1*>00 1000
Wraugeil 1100 1200
( Ol'KT HOUSE NOTES
The Home Board of Missions has
filed lor record a lease, leasing
certain properties in Haines to \V..
H. ilarret.
Release oi Chattel mortgage
from A. K. McLean to N. G. Han
sou of certain Haiues properties.
Quit Claim tiecd from Alvin L.
lCrickbou to Frank Varignn, con
veying certain Haines properties.
ALAMKDA FOl. WESTWARD
The steamer Alameda arrived on
schedule time last night and after
discharged its of 200 toois
for this port cleared at 5:15 this
morning for the westward. The
passenger list for the westward run
heavy and the freight cargo is al
so large.
REPAIR SIDEWALKS
Workmen spent several hours
this morning repairing the side
walk a* the corner of Broadway and
Sixth. Ave. Several new pieces of
oi planking- were placed ou the
pinning which holds up the walk.
NOTICE FIREMEN"
There w ill be a meeting of Sky
way Firemen tomorrow night at
8:?.u o'clock at the Fire Hall. Im
porter.* that ovetry member should
be present at this meeting.
Native Instinct.
"I wonder why Shakespeare didn't
make Hamlet say he would rather be
a dog and bay the moon."
"Why Hamlet?"
"Because he was already a great
Dane."—Baltimore American.
Napoleon.
Napoleon, who rose to be a general
of brigade after only eight years' con
nection with the French army, was
shortly after shorn of that honor when
Robespierre fell Yet so adroit a poli
tician was he thnt by IT'JS he was the
head of the forces of the convention,
though nominally an aid-de-camp to
Barras as commander in chief and
actually the most effectively powerful
man in France.
Twenty Dollar Gold Piece®.
The value of the gold in a twenty del
ls'r gold piece is $20 Copi er is used as
the alloy, and the Intrinsic value of
the twenty dollar gold piece would,
therefore, be $20 plus the topper used,
which, in proportion to the quantity of
gold. Is one to nine.—New York Times
Greatest Stimulus to Song.
"Just what. Indeed. Is the connection
between water and melody science has
never explained, but a fact it is that
the most unmusical soul in the world
has only to enter a bathroom to let
loose heavenly sounds."—Philip Curtiss
In American Magazine.
Appropriate.
Willis—Do you wear any Insignia on
your golf coat? Gillis-Yes During
the winter the moths laid out a com
plete eighteen hole course on it—Judge
Man thlnhs and at once becomes the
master of beings that do not think.—
Button.
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Saturday
GEORGE MOWL. Proprietor
Friday hjuI Saturday
\ ict*>k- Universal presents J. Warren Kerrigan, in WEIGHT
A.N'D MEASURE, in two parts.
Paulino ItiLsh in THE IMI'ES OP I'AX.
Ford SUtling in A MOONS H1 X 10 J,OVE COMEDY
FIVE REELS
Sunday an<l Monday
Mi'lro Pic.tures |N«s«nfc Libnel liarrymoiv and Irene Howley in
A YELLOW STItEAK, in five acts.
Music by J. V. Miller.
On Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Admission 25c and 10c i:Begins 8:30
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OLDfcS^ BANK IN ALASKA
! THE B M. EEHRENDS BANK
Juneau, Ala3'«ca
capital, $.">0,000.00. Surplus, $20,000.00.
B. M. BEHREXDS. J. H. WILLIS, flUY McNAlTfiHTON,
President. Vice Pres. Cashier.
BANK OF ALASKA
WRANCiEI.T. ANCHORAGE
ALASKA
RESOURCES OVER A THIRD OF A MILLION DOLLAR:
An Institution of Strength and Character
Equipped to Meet Every Legitimate Banking Need of the
Manufacturers, Jobbers and Wholesalers ol the States and
the Retailers, Operators and Distributors of Alaska
IOFFICERS
President - - Andrew Stevenson
"** Vice Pres. - - W" R. Hillery
Cashier - - W.L. Landsborough
Jt,
Ass't Cashier - - George Huth
Vice Pres.
Vice Prea.
Vice Pres.
Andrew A. Benton
NEW YORK
J. T. Westermann -
Anchorage *1*
W. H. Warren •
WRANUELL ™
•f* DIRECTORS
f ZOHETH 8. FREEMAN, J. T. WESTERMANN,
+ HENRY D. WALBRIDGK, P. H. GANTY. +!
ANDREW A. BENTON, W. L. LANDSBOROUGH •{•
ANDREW STEVENSON,
MEMBER AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION. .
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t other box specialties
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