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NUGGET MOVIES
1>roedtv*/, between 2nd and 3rd.
Q-nen Everv Night
TONIGHT
FI\E KEELS
Le"ert Entangled — Two reel
Stlis drama.
JUreamv Dud—IIj visits his Un
cle Duiliey's farm. — Essauay car
toua laughs.
Getting Rid of Aunt Wate.
—VUa^raph. comedy..
.»• iiflc by Miss Barorr.
I ommniffr u »:30 o. m.
Wholesale MJd Retail
CIGARS i
TOBACCO
•ad different articles
Doa*t forget the number
428 Broadway
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i Tony Dortero i
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PHIL.
ABRHAMS
FIRE INSURANCE
COLLECTIONS
CONVEY AN CIN O
GENERAL AGENT
Established
1807
.">24 Fourth Avenue
SKaGWAY, ALA K'A
TOWN TOPICS
Mrs. Pell of Whltehorsei arrived
ou the Alice..
ja^js Conway has entered the
euipli-v o* th$ Britt Pharmacy lu
tuis city.
Thomas E. Manhews of Seattle
lift ou the morning's truiu for
iut.rior points.
W. E. Cochran, wife and daugh
ter, Amelia Coohnan, Pullea House
guests, lMt for Ui<j interior t-Uis
uiornin.
Miss tleieu Delbar and. her moth
er, .Mrs. VV. Delbar from Marshall,
Aiaska. were passengers for the
interior this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. R. Strong
aud Miss M. S. Strong, are stop
ping at the Pulleu House..
-Mrs. T. Chernut from Mayo, Yu
kon, has signed the Golduu North
register.
F. W. Eds of Pausoti, Conn., is
a new arrival lu 'he Garden City.
Mrs. Geo. Preston and child of
Fairbanks are stopping at the Gold
<m North Hotel.
K. V.. Vining of Fairbanks, Is
[>assicg thru this city.
Samuel Z. Chesebro an-d wife of
New Ycrk City are registered at
tile Golden North Hotel..
The Spokane reached Prince Ru
pert this afternoon and Is enroute
ro Skugway.
The Prince George cleared from
Prince Rupert around the noon
:.c.i.r for Skagway.
The Northwestern left Cordova
for 'he south, yesterday.
Judge Gunnison was a passen
ger co fne Alas'-a. for Valdez. Lee
gal business calls the attorney to
Valdtz. He will spend a month in
westward towns.
John Cofobb, candidate for At
torney General, is a westward pass
eager on the Alaska. His final
destination is Valdea, where he
will try some cases.
Georre B. Grigsby„ candidate
for Attorney Gearral was a Se
ward pa«s«nger on the Alaska. He
will return to Skagway before the
eieciion. thence on to Nome.
When You Think of
-TYPEWRITER"
Think
" REM1N0T0N "
The Man Who Buys Any
Other
''TYPEWRITER"
Always 4 Hopes" I
It Will Be as Good as the E
" REMINGTON " |
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REMINGTON TYPEWRITER COMPANY I
JUNEAU1 ALASKA
PRINCESS ALICE
AT IHE DOCKS
Th" Princess Alice arrived In
pert Ibis monring around the i
o'clock liou'r witli) tiy possvngorsi lor
Siagway. Oi tlie 'otai number oa..«
ried to this port 22 were rotund
trippers. The rest will leave lor
tu« iutu'ior touay or tomorrow.
i«'o u:\twi o£ tUk® round trippars leu
(or a trip to bne scenic auiuiua auu
#1U return tonight la time u» give
• n-e Garden City tie Oince over and
do some purchasing o£ curios bo
le re tlie stores clak-e tor tne evi<^
lug.
ili« Alice will remain in poit un
til tomorrow nigat, at svaicli. time
it wll sound ltd cast oi£ whSatie
and slio down tlie canal to tlie out
side. Among sonic o£ tue passtm
gets iwted au having arrived on
the Alice axe; J. y. itoss, a Den
ver business man, Mr. Seerie, Mrs.
Muruam, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall, Mr*
Chest two, G. li. Clark, postal in
spector, b\ G. Pit'.-, a newspaper
man anl Mrs^B ell, wife of Capi.
t'eil ot Whitethorse..
JLlJiE THE NOHTHL.AND
Mr. and Mrs. 3. W. Marshall,
Washington, D. C., Mrs. Myitlq Mu
ra:i, Deaver, Colo., D. 1).. t>e**rie,
John D.. itoss, all ot Denver, Colo..,
arrived in 'lie Garden City on tue
Princess Alice and ltlt ior a t»ur
over the scenic Wnite Pats Kou--e
this morning. l'hcy are pleased
with the magnificent scenery and
'he wonderful country oX Alaska.
Mr. Koss made the Alaska trip lust
summer and liked it so much that
he is retracing his steps this sea
son.
J ON 1£S AGAINST HALL LAW
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6—Senator
Wesley L. Junes voted against tne
Adauison bill iuid declares that its
passage, "Is the most humiliating
episode in the history of Amtricaii
government."
W ILL TEST -NEW LAW
CHICAGO, Sept. 6—E. P. RiP
iey, president of the Atchison, To
peka aoid Santa Fe Railway lines
lias lutormed tue press that, ttit
elgh* hour law would be tested be
fore the courts of the United States
LAFOLLETTE NOMINATED
MILWAUKEE, Sept.. 6—Returns
from the primary election which
A'as held in this s'ate clearly show
that, Robert La Folktte has wou
the nomination.
NOTICE EAGLES
Regular meeting of the Eagles
lodge tonight. All members are
requeste" to attend.
COURT HOUSE NOTES
Satisfaction of a certain mort
gage from B. M. Barheads Bank to
Mary Bernhofer has been filed f°T
record.
A mining lease and option has
"oecii filed from Wm. R. Taylor to
W. L.. Stevenson of certain mining
pr« perties.
W. R. Taylor and Ernest Petersen),
have leased certain mining property
and optioned the si-me to W. L.
Steven ton.
Ernest Petersen filed power of
attorney to W. R. Taylor.
Satisfaction of mortgage from
Home Board of Missions to Social
Hall of Haines.
G. H. Sturgell to John G. Heid
bill ot sale conveying certain
rights on Dewey Creek.
Jonn G. Heid of Home Power Co.,
certaiu rights in Dewey Creeek to
Home Power Co.
L03T—Biack huskie pup. Four
feet and tip of tall white. Return
to Auita Friedenthal.
Aids to Greatness.
Phrenologist (enthusiastically)—Why
sir, the bump of veneration is the lar
gest I have ever seen. Such a bump
should make you a bishop. Subject
(delightedly)—Is that so? Well. I'll gel
Paddy Nolan to give me another whack
In the same place, and I'll be an arch
bishop at once.—Exchange.
Mean Tempered.
"Your teeth are in pretty bad shape."
remarked the dentist.
"It Isn't their shape that bothers
ra«," said his patient. "It's their dis
position."—St Louis Post-Dispatch.
ALASKA CLEARS
FOR WESTWARD
T •> bljr ocean goirg steamer Al
aska slipped uu to tli$ pier last
night around] '.he y o'clock hour
and made fast its lines, placed
out 1*£ gang1 plank and allowed tlie
many passengers a chance to place
their let* on Garden city soil..
Those noted on tli^ list for Skag
way were R. I. Vining, W. E. '
Cochran and wite, Mrs. N. Prank- J
lln, R. II.. Meyer, Mrs.. W.. Delmar ■
and daughter and F. A. Reynolds. !
It cleared £or the westward) this j
morniug. It kept the crew busy 1
unlor.diiiK the carj;o for this port .
and lt» sailing hour was delayed a !
few hours. Seward will terminate
tlvi westward journey tliis trip. Af
ter i' has unloaded it cargo and
reloads at that port it will sail
for the south touching at Juneau ,
only.
8USlfiESS n
FORM SOCIETY
JUNEAU, Sept.. 6 — Business
uien 3f this city have formed them
selves into an association for their
own u-uUial benefit. The associa
tion is called the Merchants Pro
tective association and has as its
purpcs.e interchanging of confiden
tial du'a in relation to credits.
Overthirty five of the progress
ive merchants of this city have
signed the by laws and are char
ter members of the association. It
meets on the third Tuesday of everj|
month.
OI'EXS BLACKSMITH SHOP
Fn-0 Miliar will cuen up a first
(»lass blacksmith, shop on, Broadway
between Sixth and Seventh, the
latter part of the week.. He has
been working all week installing
ais equipment and whoa all arrang
ed he will be prepared to do all
kinds blacksiiii'lurg and general
repairing.
LETTERS REMAINING IN
SKAGWAY POSTOFFICB
Li.-t of letters remaining uuclaim-l
ed at »his postoffice, woe-k. ending
Se.-t 1. 2 916.
Ad.ircu Robert F. 12)
Brandon, Miss Gwrgiette
Brown, Tom
Doig, Mrs. David
Eran-, Miss 4lice
Ewes, Miss Addie
Ha^ensen, Frank
Hixon, Peunell
Jttikir.son, W.. A..
Mioses Allorrla Johnson & Co..
Lovghran, John J.
Marquis, Harry
Scnollenbergpr, M!ts
Watson, A. L.
Wa oi., A. L.
Winemlller, L„ H.
V'lifn calling for the above plearqf
say "advertised."
M. Conway, P.. M..
Plantation of Ulster.
The "plantation of Ulster" does not
refer to a piauiattou (fanui in the com
mon sense of that word. It is the
name that was given to the planting
isettllngi of Scotch and Etmllsb ltnmi
Krauts upon Hit- Clster lands ttint had
been cleared of its former Irisb Inhab
itants by the English Eiug James;
uence the uatue "Scotch-Irish," the de
scendants of the Scotch and English
settlers In the north of Ireland.—New
Vork American
Takes Expertness.
"it must Injure a sleight of haw1 art
ist to explain his tric ks
"Nut at all Now take the latest ex
pose In high liuaui-e
'What of It?"
"You see exactly how tile trick was
done, and yet you >-iiii i do It" — Louis j
ville Courier-Journal
Why. of Course
"What are the iwins ••ailed?" asked
one neighbor of the other
"Henrietta." was the reply
"But not both of them, surely?" said
'he first In surprise
"Certainly not.' was the trui-ulent |
answer "One is Henry, and the other
is Etta."—Ladies Home Journal.
Not Moved That Way
"Are you ever moved hy a sublimated
iltruism?"
"No As a rule, we get the moving
auto truck vans " - Baltimore Ameri
can.
In a world where death Is there 1»
no time to hate.- Hubbard
Success.
The talent of sui-ress Is no more
than doing what you can do well with-1
out a thought of fame.—Longfellow.
GAGE FALL
MILLINERY OPENING
Saturday
At
9AJM.
DISTINCTIVE STYLES For
PARTICULAR PEOPLE
Plain Tailored .Velvet Hat Shapes and
GAG-E "Up»To-Tbe«Minute" Trimmings
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store closes at 8 P. M. Saturdays !» P. M.
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GEORGE MOWL. Proprietor
IO.YIGHT OXIjV
Universal presents THE MlSItlt KKV
with Robt. Lcjunaitl and Ella Hall.
fCpismla No. 12,
UNIVEHSAL AYEEKLY No. 12!).
CAPT. BILL'S AVAHM IiECE l'TIO.V.
Music by J. V. Miller.
On Broadway near Fourth
Inclined Floor
! Admission 25c and 10c \ Begins 8:30
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C LDLS^ BAlVli IN ALASKA
THE B M. EEHRENDS BANK
[ Jaisia, Pllasta
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| Capital, $50,000.00. Surplus, ^20,000.00.
iK. M BEHREND8, J. II. wn,MS, GUY McXAl'GHTON,
Presidents Vice Pres. Cashier.
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BANK OF ALASKA
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v RESOURCES OVER A THIRD OF A MILLION DOLLAR:
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An Institution of Strength and Character
Equipped to Vleet Every Legitimate Banking ?Need of the
• Manufacturers, Jobbers and Wholesalers ot the States and "J"
, the Retailers, Operators and Distributors of Alaska 4"
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' President - - Andrew Stevenson •*
Vice Pres. - - W* R. Hillery
Cashier - - W.L. Landsborough
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Ass't Cashier - George Huth
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Vice Pres. - Andrew A. Benton
NEW YORK
Vice Pres. - - J. T. Westermann
Anchohaue v
Vice Pres. - - W. H. Warren .
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DIRECTORS
ZOHETH S. FREEMAN, J. T. WESTERMANN,
HENRY D. WALBRIDGE, P. H. GANTY. ^
ANDREW A. BENTON, W. L. LANDSBOROUGH
ANDREW STEVENSON, ^
MEMBER AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION.
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