5kagway
Vegetables
CELERY HEAD LETTUCE
RADISHES BEETS
GREEN PEAS TURNIPS
RASPBERRIES 20c PER BOX ^
C. W. ASK. & SONS
Leading Grocers
"WEARO" TIE
WHEN IN* NEED Of THE LATEST STYLES IN N CJfWEVR
COME TO US AS WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
A LARGE SHIPMENT
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 32
NUGGET MOVIES
™roadvr»7, bttween 2nd and 3rd.
O^en Everv Night
TONIGHT
FHE KKELS
A Decision o£ *lic Court. — Lu
biu two reel druma.
Komance a la Carte. — Kalem
conierfy.
Broucbo Billy's Parents.—Essan
av comedy.
Suuday and >ron<l«y
Tlrrough Troubk-d Waters — 3
re.-l drama Broadway star feature.
VKagrajih Co.
Air. Jarr's Auction Bridge. — A
"icllg Tribune.
nusic by Miss Bartx-r.
OoaanxtK-e* u H: .-to o. m.
Whole»»le *nd Retail
CIGARS
and
TOBACCO
and different articles
forget the number
428 Broadway
Tony Dortero
ALL <CI\I>S OF PIPES
Froaa 5c to Pocket Book
PHIL.
ABRHAMS
FIRE INSURANCE
COLLECTIONS
CONVEYANCING
GENERAL AGEXT
Established
1897
524. Fourth A vemie
SKaGWAY, ALASKA
GEORGE OUT TONIGHT
The Prince George clears for the j
south tonight at 8 o clock. It
trroaght 'his port 32 round tripperfl
which shows that traffic Is holding
uo good withi G. T. P. linos. In
the neighborhood of lt-k southboui-4
itas^eiiKers will be picked up at
Skagway, besides 'h« round trip- j
pers, making a southbound list of |
43 passengers .
MARIPOSA IN MONDAY
The steamer Mariposa, making It
northbound trip left Ketchikan at
9:?l' 'his morning. It will call at
almost all of the por's on the way
up and under ordinary circum
oiauct-s should make this port by
Monday morning. It carries
freight, mall and passengers *or
Skagway .
ALAMEDA HERE MONDAY
A cable has been received by
Agent E. J. Soar stating that the
Alameda cleared from Cordova this
morning at 9:15. It I* scheduled
to call at Orca and will foe delayed
iu making thia port. It can't
po&sibly get here before Monday
morning if it calls at Orca.
DIG CARGO ON REDONDO
The Redoado carried 480 tons of
freight to this port. Of the total
tonnage 300 of It wag for the gov
ern men» works at Nenana. Over
lOOu cases of gasoline were unload!
from tae holds of the ship, it will
clear for the south, sometime to
night.
DIG ENGINES FOR INTERIOR
Two big locomotives to be used
on the government railway line
at Nenan& were unloaded from the
holds of the freighter Redoado this
morning and await transportation
over the summit to its final des
tination.
HILI.ERY GOES SOUTH
W. R .Hillery, tIco president of
the Ban* of Alaaka, will bo a south
bound passenger on the Spokane to
night. Wrangell will be his destin
ation. Business will demand the
atteut'on of the vice president In
the southern city for a week or ten
days and then he will return to
the Gar-ien City.
When You Think of
•TYPEWRITER"
Think
" REMINGTON "
The VIao Who Buys Any
Other
''TYPEWRITER"
Always "Hopes"
It W ill Be as Good as the
"REMINGTON"
SOLD ON EASY' TERMa
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER COMPANY
JUNEAtT ALASKA
WEEK IN SOCIETY
(Oootlnutd from pag« J.)
Mrs. W. D. KcMeefrey and her
daughter. Miss M. McKeefrey of
Loetonla, Ohio, whet have mode a
tour of tae interior, including Al
lln, armed ia town this week and
*re Pulleu House guests.
«—0—0
Mrs. P. H. Ganty writes from
Bend, Oregon, that she #Jid
tU» res* of th® family are enjoying
a Tisit with friends and relatives,
and tha» they will go later to Port
land. Oregon, for a Tisit before
turning homeward.
0—I—»
Lo6k cut for the new five reel
drama af the P. P. P. on Sunday
and Monday evenings. This is a
fine show and is entilted "The Earl
of Paw ucket." Go and have an
evening f good time.
ft A ft
Th« Nugget Movies has given the
towu many very excellent films the
past *eek and promise more good
ones *cr 'he coming week. Especial
ly good attractions ara billed for
Saturday, Sunday anfl Monday.
•—•—•
Many are wonderint why the
ercursicu season open*- so late and
clones so early in the season, when
May, and early June, late August
and all through. September are the
best months to see Al.i.-ka.
0—0—•
Mrs. E. B. Burnetii and her
daughter, Mrs.F rank i'retwell, who
have been the gueets cf Colontl W.
L. Stevenaon, left for their home
in Seattle on the Prinrtcs lAice.
1-1—•
Mrs. William Arter, her little
son Robert and her sister, Mis?
Ktta Suadeen will leave on the
Prince Gecrge for Prince Rupert
an.1 ■suilthers for a visit.
f—«—»
Mrs. Bell, wife of Captain Be'l
of »he R. N. W. M. PoJice, with
headquarters ia Whitehoree, arrived
from a visit In the States and
Uri'ish Columbia, and left for home
by train.
A—o—n
Mr. and Mts. H. P. M. Birkin
bine and children have moved from
Ha'nes to Ska^way and are living
in one of the R. E. Gault cot
tages «. Sixth Ave.
n—o—o
Mr. J. M. Keller returned from a
flihiiig and outing trip to Log
Cabin, where he spent the week
end.
•—a—»
Mrs. H. H. Post of Juneau, who
ha« been the guest of Mrs. H. G.
Weir for a fortnight, went home on
the City of Seattte.
y—u—u
Mrs. J. V. Miller returned on
Tuesday from a pleasant visit with
Mrs. Dan Gillls of Whitehorse.
•—•—•
Mr. George Huth of the Bank of
Alaska was a passenger to Anchor
age on the Alaska
mace It Hard Work.
First Maid—So you don't like to work j
for highbrows'' Second Maid—You be: I
I don't. I worked for one pair of thetn !
-and never asain! Him and her wa«
lighting continually, and It kept me
running back and forth between the
keyhole and the dictionary all the time
—Puck.
Unmoved.
"1 understand your antagonist is call
tag you every name he can ■" ink of."
"Yes," replied Senator Sorghum
cheerily. "Rut he hasn't much of a I
vocabulary."— Washington Star.
Criticism.
"She needn't put on so many airs." I
"1 should say not."
"It's only two years since she was j
Just as poor as we are."—Detroit Free j
Press.
Saving Hi* Strength.
"Say. you. 1 advertised for a strong j
boy."
"Well, ain't I a strong boy?"
"You don't show it. Why. you make i
a four round contest out of licking a ]
atamp."—Pittsburgh Post.
Quit* the Reverse.
Newpop—Well. my dear, did the pho- J
tographer succeed in making the baby i
look pleasant? Mrs. Newpop—No: the |
baby succeeded in making the photog !
rapher look unpleasant.—Boston Tran j
acript
Makea Her Dumb.
Nodd—What: You are out every night
until 8! Isn't midnight late enough?
Todd—I find that wben I get home at
midnight my wife can talk to me. but
when I get home at 3 words fall her.—
Life.
Inharmonious.
"How are things at your wife's j
elubr
Hla Meal Ticket
"I cannot live without you." he murmur- I
ed with a sob.
Bbe said. "I do not doubt you—onloee you ,
get a Job."
YUKON VOTES
nr PRECINCTS
The complete returns from the 35
precinct* lu Y ukoa Turrit c\y sbo« a
total vote in t.:e recant prohibition
plebiscite of 1745; 874 being
the uieekvre &ad 871 in Its
favor, giving the «cis * majority of
*•
The vote is so close tt^t it can
be enaogred from wot to dry by on
error in the counting oi two ballots,
or an error of the siaie number in
the »"lefci«pbod returns from toy '
oii«- oi «be precincts. This, how
ever, is as liable to occur in favor ;
of thf wets, thus toar«ts-inc the o&
Crtduii^; iattow maar^iu by * hioh it j
appcan: as though they h-vc won.
It will inquire the returns from ;
the oXlicial count in the northern
end o* '.be Territory to settle the
cutter, as the official count for
Southern Yukon was aicde Wed
nesday and found to taJlj with tbe
T-i>on already given out.
Tk'1 unolftciai coun«. by precinrt*
follows:
WeUl
Wfci*«tone S9
Or<.Toes 5
BraeLurn 10
CarmM.ks 2
i<lvai£«one Creek .... 4
North Damson 129
South Dawson 214
Quirtr 23
Se'sirk 0
Sulphur 10
Twelve Mile 8
Fcrty jMle "
\/CK(ri Bonanza SI
BiM-r Criek 60
Go'.d Bottom 26
Xcr*!! Fork 20
Intake IT
(irajiville "1
UjiptT Dominion 20
S'ewart Rh-er 1
fiiajcd Fork 34
Rude Crect 2
Chisholm's Camp .. .. 14
U|.ptr scrogpie 2
Lower Scnggle 4
Thistle 3
Kirkictn 5
Miller 7
Glacinr 13
Eurika 1
Black Hills 1
Haggcrt 0
GaJeii* 6
Minto Bridge 6
Mayo 10
S74 S71
—\rt>;*phor.or Star.
passengers soith
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Loveoy will
be s^ath bound phsseiif^rs tonight
cr. the Spokane. They have been ;
si»end.r.g the summer £.onths In thc
Gardfn City but the approaching ;
fall calls them to their home. Both j
hjv in love with the G- jvieti City !
ra.c 1t»*e to sever eonaections with
VKW MANAGER FOR G RAFTER
Geo. Armstrong, maosger oi the
Graftej mine, having Uiiuered iis
resignation, J. P. TVhi)uiy was on
the 1st o* the monlU au>voil)t«l to
fill bis place. Teddy Currau will
assist Mr. Whitney in a portion of
t»e cleric«i work necest— ry to ear
ly on the busiae«.—\Y. U. Star.
Fountain Pen*.
A book dated ITiO <vntatn» a de
srription and Illustration of a fountain
oen
GRAND DUKE GEORGE.
Rucsian Who Vititad Japan Re
cently to Discuaa Tar Ea»t
BLACK MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S
MACKINAW 5ET5
FOR THE.
SCHOOL BOY
These Sets consist of Mackinaw double
breasted coats. 1 pr legrgins. hat all for >6
GIRLS B ALM AC AN Mackinaw COATS
only ■ • • $7.00
Ladies and Misses B1 lr im can M ickinaw
for only ..... $12.60
Positively the Best on ihe Market Todm and Our IVicen tlte Ixiwert
L. A. HARRISON CO.
PkoBf 55 Store cln*'- n S I1 M. Sat urday* S P. M.
Popular Picture Palace
GEORGE MOWL Proprietor
Krtolaj and Salia^laj
Kctotfr rntrorsnl jwoxsits 1H: Ml >TI KV OF t.RWSON II 111.
in two parts., with Fix»l Hrtaiv, Ixbui P*jik- unl I,l»l
scj Hall.
1- K O. O«no«!j, THliOt't.H A K-VOT HOKE, with Kithe Mll
)<"l Mill Ppqg lVtlVr.
AX Till; DAMi: OF THK l inn: 1, O. with IV.Mij Tflehnsr
1/wiK (itaum. j
Si'Tnlnj ami \| ml.ij
Itro«<twaj- F»-«tnrc prs-wnt* the >H»-tfrijrtibJ»«1 si»K* vt«r, low
rfttn- DH«rsiiy In THK K A|{1. OK l'AWTVOKKT, la five **•»•
lMnriulii ti of his j;t>vu Mmdj sucrtsi with llrt-aiiwy
Tbrbjr i
Miwrtr by J. V.
On Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Admission 2oe an<l 10c
B^pius 8:30
OLDtS^ BANK IN ALASKA
THE B M. EEHRENDS BANK
•Jjinj, II n < i
Capital. ».V».000 00. Snrj>hi*. t^O.OOO.ftfl.
a m nEHHEvns. j. R. wn.i.js. ott MoV%i ghton.
PrfJiiil'-nl. Vice IV-«- (MibT.
BANK OF ALASKA
RESOURCES OVER A THIRD OF A MILLION DOLLAR:
An Institution of Strength and Character
EguipDeJ to \feet tverv L-i:ti-nv- Bnlcin; 'Need of the
Manufacturer*. Jobbers and ,|X'hr>i'-*alers o! the States and
the Retailers, Operators and Distribi tors of Alaska
OFFICERS
Vic« Prr*.
C»»Hirr
Am'i Ca«Kirr
Fn*sWrnt
. W R. n.IUn
Vt".l 1 j>ik1*KotoupK
Ccorgr Huth
Andrew stovenson
Vice Prft.
\ >cf Pre*.
Vice Pre*.
Andrew A Benfoti
mw roit
J. T. Wcatfrmann
AmUORAUl
W. H. Warren
WRARUKIX
DIRECTORS
7/>HKTH 8. FRKKMAX.
HKVRT D. WALBKIPC.R,
ANDREW A. BENTON,
ANDREW STEVENSON.
J. T. WFSTKRM.WX,
P. H. GANTV.
W. L. I.A VDSCOROCCiH
MEMBER AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION.
Wolla F»rt' & Co :i r-r»>ri'.'Ck»ckt on S«U
"OLYMPIAN"
CHOCOLATES
In «avfn?f to ccr customers? "Otvrapfsfl Choco
lates—Augustine & Kyer," they at one* know that
you offer the very choicest of chocolate*. Olympian
Chocolates are in exquisite boxes, the exterior re
sembling Indian basket work. The mat in each bo*
i« a very artistic colored rcproductioa of • famous
Curtis Indian phota t
OTHER BOX SPECIALTIES
gf cA & K QUALITY
Victoria Cbocolum ChaecJ«W Puww
^laacrted Cbocolatca, Chocolate DeHdaa%
Milk Chocolate*, Chocolate Prppm
CKtva!at| AllQODdlV
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* 1 6KAGWAY, ALASKA ® *