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
Let your nexi pair ui cnucs <»
PACKARD SHOE
FOR MEN
Seasonable Styles for Particular Men
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 32
G.F.Coggan&Co
Portrait and Commercial
Photographers
\\'e do Professional Kodak
Finishing--Give Us a Trial
Broadway near
3rd Avenue
REAL CAKE
Iu reality the "care of the hair'
ajfULs the "care of the soalp." Ap
plv • PUROLA" Hair Tone accordluj
ti) directions furnished with eacl
bottle, and you will not ouly b'
surprised, but ple^eed with thi
wonderful results. A satisfactor;
at lot t for hair health; sold 01
Its merits and satisfaction guaran
te"*! >r your money back. $1.0<
Sv-ld by Keller Bro*. Drug Co. a
Otr botile. Specify "PUROLA!"
\Jm W
k
y Wholesale *nd Retail
S CIGARS
\ and
> TOBACCO
^ and different articles
S I>. a't forget the n'uiiber
t 428 Broadway
k.
ALL KINDS OF PIPES
^ 110111 3c to Pocket llook
' TonyDortero
PHIL
ABRAHAMS
ESTABLISHED 1897
INSURANCE
COLLECTIONS
REALTY
CONVEYANCER
NOTARY PUBLIC
524 Fourth Avenue
Skagway
: NUGGET MUVlt!
! t***eexi 2n<i and 3rd
Open Every Night
FIVE REELS
TONIGHT
Broadway Star Feature pra^an
"T'ip. Man From the Desert,"
•hree parts, by the Vitftgraphi Co
Bud Duncan and Ethel Tea re
"Nearly a Bride,"—Kalam comedy
Joe Boko Saved by Gasollne.
Essunay cartoon laughs.
Music by Mise liarbr*.
H)«uiiCTCf« M 8:OT p. m.
FOUND—P. 0. key, attached i
ribbon. Owner can have same 1
calling a' Alaskan office. 7-3-2t.
Sh« Loved His Tomb.
An immensely wealthy widow wt
ga\e yearly hundreds of thousands
charity decided |«ersonally to inspe
lurne Individual cases of deservli
poverty herself. One of her a^en
I j brought before her a poorly clad wot
| an. saying:
"Here is a poor old woman, a vet
I decent sort of person. Her husbni
I used to go about with a dancing bea
| This creuture. 'houjth usually vei
| tame and pentle. one day threw Itae
on Its master and ate him up."
"Alas, my Rood sir." the old woma
brnfce in. "since that moment the poc
beast and mvself have l>een without
twine.'"
"What: The beast!" asked tt
wealthy woman. "Is It the same thi
devoured your husband?"
"Alas, my good lady, it Is all that
left to me of the dear lamented oue."
New York Herald.
Zeiitk Oil awurea th« baet po
dib'e reults as a lubrtoaot for a
light or delicata maahluery. 10
i&c, &0« bottlea Keliar Bro
Sols Skagway Agents.
After exposure, when you feel
cold coming on, take PUR.OLA Hoi
ey and Tar Cough Syrup. Don
wa • until it haa developed iul
bronchitis or pneumonia. Do<
not. contain opiate* of anjr kin'
Ktep a bottie In the house ft
emergencies. Your druggist wi
refund your money if not #atlsfie<
Price S5c and 50c. Specify 'PUI
OLA." Sold by Keller Bros. Dm
Ca
Big Danca Friday Night
NATCRZ SPARES
?h« Stricken Bi«e From Grief.
bat a fortunate prevision of natu
,.-s, that deprives the rose of men;
jns; for how poignant wou:d be i
t to discover, in the height of I
nlng glory, that a canker fed at I
rt. and that it3 beauty and fragran
i doimt.l forever. Nature alwa:
res the .suffering: she is a. veritab
-house of pleasing rewards, !•
•o who se-?k her aid. In the yea
e by fcUiiij hair and graynoas ha'
a f!oom over the lives of thousam
CQEg women, but thanks to the i
:t gallons of scientists the true cnu
hair destruction is now known to l
serm or parasite that burrows In'
o hair follicles. Newbro's Herplcii
jsolutely destroys this germ, ttr
-rmitting the hair to grow as n:
ro Intended. Sold by lea.ling drui
.its. Send lDc. in stamps tor samp
o The Herpicide Co.. Detroit. Mich,
it an ffni* tern*.
Oar dollar bottle, guaranteed
r
i
The water fiout has l>een one
tuny plate, lubt lew (lain.
Witu froj • two U> four boats tied
up at tne Oocks, loaaiiyj and un
loading, whistles, tootii^, gciug
way warnings issued and heavy
trucks thui u'relng over the docks,
it has asaumtd a, distiuotryt-ly inU
trr.poliUuv atmoj^eie.
'Hue i'lun-e Utcrjje steamed into
poit Friday mo'iiiing at 6:16 aud
Lromght delightful Liiis to over
• '1'ty passtuger by initiating them
to tile uuldfcu City. It uulotudtd
titty tons at treigit. und cleared
tur tile south witu St ptiMsengerti at
S p. 111. Saturday evenuig.
Tile CUv of Seattle sieamed in
to por* Saturday shortly after the
luucliieou hour wi..ill wbout sixty
passengers, unloaded fo.ty live tone
01 freight aiwl1 slipped out for the
south. via Sita at a a. m. with sev
euity five passengers, the most of
whom were returning uridnigilit euu
ners.
The Alameda, tooted her entering
blaist at 10 a. m. Friday aud de
I*irted for the weetwud at 1 a. m.,
Salt unlay morning. It carried
twenty messengers for this port
and a large cargo of freight.
The S. S. Otter, with over 200
tons of freight doced ut the docks
t' is morning at 6 a. m. and imme
diately began to unload, its cargo.
When its Loads are clejircd from
treig-ht 1* wild begin to load ore
cargo for the Grauby smelter.
The Pal Myra left for the eoiAh
with its holds bulging with! ore
ciwgo under tow of a tug.
The P.I ereou was rushed during
the Julv festivities with, a large
delegation froim Hninee.
Th» little Golden Rod bounced) up
and down on the waves, extending
ts greeting to the interning aud
outibound ships.
- RIVER REP0R1
WH1TEHORSE, July 3—Dwson
up Houtiiuyu six a. m.
Canadian up Carniacks 4 a. m.
o Selkirk up Ugilvia Crossing.
<y Casoa dowji Selkirk 10:30 i>.
Next sailing, Whita Horse tonight^
Kl'NKKAIi SERVICES
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
o
0 The body o£ iXlwurJ A/dhfcen. was>
•' laid in i's final restin place iu
its final resting place in Skugway
j cemetery Sunday afternoon. Tne
'uuerul services were htid at the
j Methodi>i Church at 2:3U. Rev.
d L. il. Ptdersan officiating,
f- Th»» church was crowded witili
? friends and relatives of the de
'f erased Many beautiful floral pieces
accompanied the oasku to the cam m
,r tery
8
ITALIAN'S DRIVE AUSTRIAN'S
e . FROM TRENCHES
ROME, July 3—The Italians are
* fightii g as never before in the
campaign now being waged against
•heir forces. They ara accorded
with a continued drive north iu
Trent, and with a compile* a victory
during 'he las two days figihting.
" The Austrians have been driveu
*» fioni their strategic postilions and
3. fortified trreniohes north1 of 1'edas
cala.
a j LIFE OF THE NARCISSUS.
t A Plant That Teaches Us a Lesson In
0 Patient Waiting.
,s Fifty weeks of saving for one or two
1 of spending! Eleveu months of living
In darkness for one mouth of sunshine.
1 Three hundred aud fifty days as an
" ugly, brown, dirty bulb for fifteen
I* days as a beautiful fragrant flower.
If ever jdii want a lesson In patleut
g waiting turn to the flower which Is
satisfied to remain obscure nearly all
Its life for the privilege of blooming
for a few days—the narcissus.
The bulb existence of the narcissus
_ is so much obscured that we forget all
about bow the flower Is using It as a
savings bank or a life Insurance pol
icy. What we think Is a worthless,
ugly clump In the earth Is busy the
year round storing up nourishment
and strength to serve the flower dur
t ing Its blooming period.
' If the bulb were not of a saving dls
;! position there would be no blossoms,
ii The flower in turn takes sunlight and
>' oxygen and sends It into the bulb to
store away for another period of
. blooming. It depends upon the bulb
i to conserve this strength, and the
bulb's thrift never falls.
Don't make the mistake of calling
the bulb the root. In reality the bnlb
Is the stem of the flower, made oat of
a cluster of thick leaves. Planted In
, the earth the bulb sends down roots,
which seize fast to the soil and drag
the parent btilb down with them.—
Philadelohia North American.
TOWN TOPICS
I Mrs. R. N. Roberta, acooimjpaaiad |
'by Miss Catherine Roberta arrived
iu the Garden City on the Seattle. !
David Il&mmoad and Thomas pet
ere, two young uutiven of Oar
eroas and Atliu respeotively, canue
o-ver on Satuiday to talk© in the
base bull gamea unxi engage in the
Garden City celetbiation. They re
turned hurno toduy.
C. L. Brodkmiller is confined In
hjs luwne froan a tannxuroiry ill
ness. Under the care and protec
tion of his good wife is reiportad
he is vesting along nicely and will
be able 'o ueswine his duties In a
tew days.
Mr. anil Mrs. F. J. Thoaaaa of
Jacksou, Michigan, are making a
sightseeing tour of Sautiu*it9tern
Alaska. They made tue tr^> to
Ben net1 and ware filled with praise
:or the s»'fcnic trip. rl1hey lent on
ine Cev/i.'e for southern ports.
Mr. *nd Mrs. F. H. Thoanaa of
l^ansini', Michigan, wero aanoaig
the many tn&t made the excursion
trip to L mi lie tt. They; returned in
time to csitcih the Georgo for the
south.
Mrs F. W. Ficandl and her two
children were southward bouaid
passengers on the George. Mrs.
Fie«rdt will visit in SesuUle a few
wecKi u.d then return no'.tli to
join her husrfUmd here.
Ba> uty J. Mugej, who kjiuws
every spot on tue iace of the map
>tom cuic-agu to it. Uuiixiw, wais a
passenger on the AKunuda and has
been looking o\er the lay of the
Und in the Garden City. Mr. Ma
| aee is euroute to Wuiteihoree.
NOTICE
Meeting of Igloo No. 12, tonigtU
ar A. B. Hall. Initiation of mtm
' ers mud important. business. Meet
ing at 8:30 sharp.
HOLIDAY TOMORROW
Practically all ol tue snores nw-v«
announced their Intention of clos
ing tUeir doore tomorrow for the
Fourth of July. Many picnics have
been planned to Dewey, A. B.
Alouu'aiij and Borro Creek. Some
will visit Haines and enjoy the
ueighboiiioiod festivities in that
city.
MIDNIGHT SUNNERS
INVADE GARDEN CITY
Excursionists returning from the
lain! of the niidtnigtet sun; flocked in
to the ltxal steamship offices, ,mak
iiifir reservations for the southward
jouruay Saturday afternoon and ev
ening. All of the bouto that pull
ed uii' for th© south w®reloaded
to full capacity and soiue were
lorct-d to wait over.
SKAGWAY TO MEET HAINES
The skagway base team
will ptay the Haines base ball
| team tomorrow at Kines. The
Peti".sen will leave here at eight
'u the m< rning and reservations
have be* i made on the boat for
tile ball team.
CAKl) OP THANKS
We v.is"i to extendi to- our many
friends, out gratitude ami sincere
thanks for the many acta of kind
ness aa' syniawjt'hty. so freely given
us in the hour oif our bereavement
over tUp loss of our deeir one.
M.-s. Sarah Aclvison, and Jauntily.
JENNINGS TO COUNT VOTES
Judgi Jennings will count the
we* and dry votes in the Skagway
election contest, iu openoauirt soane
• ime J»is week. AiBP'ia^too113
'or licensee have been received at
■oe Capital city naaosstftating the
•ountin* of the votes.
Queer Tail of a Bird.
Signal officer of the birds'army corps
is the racket tailed humming bird. For
bis duties nature has equipped' him
with a pair of purple flags fashioned
out of two long and peculiar tall feath
ers. He wigwags bis signals from one
tree to another, issues bis challenges
to battle and courts his mate. When
he's not signaling he's_ sipping honey
from the flowers and "trying to keep
his tall from entangling Itself In the
briar*.
He's a midget of the South American
mountains. He hns short wings, which
he operates at lightning speed. His
tail is a combination of two wirelike
handles, with a purple tuft of feathers
at the end of each. He crosses them
near the middle, and sometimes he
brings the pair of "rackets" at the
ends to his head, as though trying tfi
fan himself.
The male birds have a sort of love
dance which they engage in during the
mating season. Then they play all
sorts of tricks with the rackets.—Phil
adelphia North American.
Our Store Will be
CLOSED
All Day
TOMORROW
L. A. HARRISON CO.
r Phone 55 Store cloee.s nf x P v, Saturdays 9 P. M.
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U PICTURE PALACE
n GEORGE MOWL, ProprietorD
Monday and Tuesday
Eclair Universal present* THE WOXPROl'S MELODY — A
drama with a heart and soul.—in two parts, with Will Sheer
er, Clai-a Horton, Enua Earle and Krnest Kvers.
UTILE MAY AXI) I.
OUl'ID'S VICTORY.
MASTER KEY, Wednesday.
Music by J. Y. Miller.
On Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Admission 25c ana lUc Begins 8:30
* Bank of Alaska
•i•
+ Wrangeii Skagway A ichorage
+
4. Capital $50,000 Surplus $10,000 /
+
4. OFFICERS
+ PRESIDENT — — — — ANDREW STEVENSON
4. VICE PRESIDENT .. ... _ ANDREW A. BENTON
j, VICE PRESIDENT J I. WESTERMANN
CASHIER .. - - W. H. WARREN
+ ASSISTANT CASHCF.R .. _ GEORGE HUTH
•J. ASSISTANT CASHIER .. .. W L. LANDSBOROUGH.
. GENERAL COUNSEL .. _ ARCHIBALD E. 8TEVENSON
ATTORNEY H. L. FAULKNER
+
f DIRECTORS
ZOHETH 8. FREEMAN, J. T. WESTERMANN,
f. HENRY D. WALBRIDGE, P. H. GANTY.
. ANDREW A- BENTON, W. H. HENSON,
ANDREW STEVENSON,
OLDES" BANK IN ALASKA
THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
Juneau, Alaska
Capita], $50,000.00. Surplus, f20.000.00.
B. M. BEHTtEYDS, J. R. WILMS, GUY McNAUGHTON,
President. Vice Pros. Cashier.
Delicious Soda and
Ice Cream Sundeas
Now Served at
THE LIQUID FOUNTAIN
[KELLER BROS.
■ Only Absolutely Pare Flavors and |
Crushed Fruits
B8® Our Ice Cream cannot be excelled, it is
made after a famous local receipt