5kagway
Vegetables
CELERY HEAD LETTUCE
RADISHES BEETS
GREEN PEAS TURNIPS
RASPBERRIES 20c PER BOX
~C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers
Headquarters for
ROYAL TAILORS
J. L. TAlt LOR, Merchant Tailor
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 32
NUGGET MOVIES
r»roadtr»7, be*ween 2nd and 3rd.
O'nen Everv Night
TOMGHT
FUE REELS
Thorough Troubled Waters — 3 |
reel drama. Broadway star feature.
Vltagraph Co.
Mr. Jatr's Auction Bridge. — A
>ellg Tribune.
»uxlc b/ Mlsa UartH-r.
Cobimiicw ml »:."«) p. m.
Wholesale tnd Retail
CIGARS
TOBACCO
and different artieles ^ j
\ Do»*t forget the number
\ 428 Broadway
J Tony Dortero
i
AT.T. KINDS OP PIPES
Fran 5c to Pocket Book
cvrv/v *»%. '~~v
PHIL.
ABRHAMS
FIRE INSURANCE
COLLECTIONS
CONVEYANCING
GENERAL AGENT
Established
1807
524 Fourth Avenue
skagway, ala-ka
TOWN TOPICS
Arthur A. Davis of Taccma, was
a passenger to this city on tho
Alameda.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. GoJdborg
are new arrivals in tho Gardeui
City. They came from tho west
ward on the Alameda.
Arthur D. Jett of Anchorage is a
guest at the Golden iNcr'li Hotel.
Edward "W. Boyle, miDing man of
Dawson, is registered a.* the Pul
len House.
Mrs. Gus Joiinson and Miss Vir
ginia Johnson, both of Dawson, are
regi eved at the Pulkn Hens®.
Mrs. Annie Wodridge of Dawson,
is a xeccnt arrival in this ci'y.
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Wright of
Seattle, are Pullen House guests.
C. F. Pugh, collector of customs
returned to Juneau on the Alameda
Miss Deniston, Miss O'Hara, Mlsa
Lane und Miss So.-geut. four jolly
touilsts who have been stoppina
iu ..his vicinity fcr a fortnight,
left for the south, on the Alameda.
RE-ELECTED TO OFFICE
Word com08 from Juneau that
William C. Wright, prominent
Skagway business man, hAs been
re-elocted vice president of the
Southeastern Alaska Sh-rine.
NEW AKIUVALS IX FALJ, WEAK
Jim Kennedy, bu-y manager of
Claystn's popular haberd&sfcery in
this ci .v, is trimming his window
wi'h the newest fall artivals. The
\\indow is trimmed in a yellow an
black background and tbrofwa for
ward garments in an attractive
manr>er.
A. B. NOTICE
Meeting of Camp Skagway, No. 1,
Arctic Brotherhood, toJiight in the
Arctic Brotherhood Hall. Im
portant business requires the at
tention o* all momT>ers of the or
der. Visiting brothers wleconie.
Of Course.
The shyest g!rl In the world Is wilt
Ing to sit In the tap «f luxury.-I.uuis
ville Cnnriw-Jwnrnnl
When You Think of
•TYPEWRITER"
Think
" REMINGTON "
The Man W ho Buys Any
Other
''TYPEWRITER"
Always "Hopes"
It W ill Be as Good as the
♦REMINGTON "
SOLD ON EASV TERMg
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER COMPANY
JUNEAU' ALASKA
SHE WILL MARRY A BELMONT
Photo by American Press Association.
In the aeeompanying Illustration are shown (leftt Mrs. Morp*n Belmont,
formerly Margaret Andrews, and Carolyn Hulhert, whose engnfrement to Ray
mond Belmont, son of August Belmont, the New York banker, is reported.
Miss Hulbert is a Virginia girl and a noted sportswoman. She was brides
maid at the wedding of Morgan Belmont and Miss Andrews.
F
DANUBE RIVER
LONDON, Sept 12 — Combined
forces of the Russia and Ruman
ians h;ive crossed the Danube riv
er and are marching thru Serbia.
The exact objective point is un
known but it is bslievt-d by the
lending military critics that they
will attempt to smash the Aus
trian lines.
ALAMEDA CLEARS
Ta-s Alameda/ arrived from tiie
westward and dockc at tuis purl
at 1:45. It cleared f»>r the soulj,
at J: 10 a. m. The ship was heavily
loaded with, ore and caujivd saUisoa
from westward ports. FourtoeU
tajjsaua casts of sain.uii ana
twtlve uuudmi tons oJ copper oio
were in the holds of 'he big siui>.
Thirty iuut paaeeiitta-fc were
picked up at this iuit for tae
soul Ik ai ruu. Twelve mierior
scugers made countcticne oil tae
Alamei'a tor 'lie south. Fourteen,
of iho okagway pas3.-ugrve lift wt.o
fox Juueau.
FORMER PRINC'U'.U, \\ RITES
ilics Margaret Keeuan, former
principal of tae Skagway public
schools has written u snort
business letter at the Daily Alas
kan. dhe repoj-'s tUat things are
moving smoothly with the Fair
banks school and that she is mak
ing ^oc-d progress.
FREIGHTER COMING NORTH
The Princes© Ena, Canadian Pa
cific freighter lelt Vancouver on
tho 11th and should/ make this port
nest Monday. It has on board
about 800 tojie of ooal for this
city ana a big consignment of ex
plosives for the Interior. It is
expected tha* the Ena will make
runs during the winter w"h freight
to A'agkan ports.
Buddhism's Hades
The Infernal reirt.'us of Buddhism
are horrible The* comprise M <reat
hell and 1311 lesser nells In these
hells, according to the sculptures of
the Buddhist temples, men are ground
to powder and their dust turned Into
ants and fleas and spiders Tbey are
pestled In a mortar The hungry eat
redhot Iron balls The thirsty drink
molten Iron.
Ulamlsm says of tbe Infernal re
gions: "They wbo believe oot shall
have garments of Are fitted for them.
Boiling water shall be poured on their
beads and on tbelr skins, and they
shall be beaten with maces of tron."—
London Chronicle
Raisin Sugar.
Sugar Is manufactured from raisins
In about all of the countries of south
ern Eurooe and western Asia
HAINES PRBOUGI
Fisjsra
Grow<rs in HaiiK-s ha\e already
ccutraittd with S-fcutl® eoannis
si%ju houses to furuish tuoni »iii
approximately 4(j0 bgt. of ruta
bagas. It is reporter that Uiey
will be ready for shijvnmit by tire
middle of the moiuu.
Alaska rutalxigas demand a
higher price Lt.'-n u.os- growu in
the eat-iern par's of the estate of
Washington. Seattle jobbing and
commissio® houses have handled
the Haines product for throe suc
cessive yours and find that the
demands for thexi cannot be S*'k*d
bv the growers .
whims
IN IHE ifilG
The Princ<£« Soi l. ia will mate
| this port tomorrjw ;iio.rLi:.g around
the >even o'clock hour. It carries
27u 'Oils of freight and 35 pas»eu
gws for ikag-Ruy. it will re
gain in pou uiitil Thursday night
and clear for Lite south about 6
o'clock.
A(.i:\T GOES TO INTERIOR
Ca.-l Taylor, traveling fiTifhj aeid
passenger agient for the Southern
Pacific Railway linos arrived in
i tills wi'y early this -iK-rticg on the
[■AJanuda and left on. the morning's
train Sor a fortnight'* tiiy to the
interior. Mr. Taylor worked thru
| all of the westward tov. tc in bo
half o' his companw and reports
that th.ugs are swinging along at
a rapid gait to th<e westward.
LIVE STOCK OX SOPHIA
The Sophia has in its cot
tie s<alls thirty four heads of live
stock which will be shirped over
the summit jo the interior. Be
sides ;ne ealtle it oarrk* a heavy
freight consignment to tht Interior.
ore«niano * fcxe:t>* vent.
Greenland, with it- tcj mountain*. Is
j very exclusive, ami *■> far rn>m invlt
tag visitors. It even m. <»>••» n iw-onven
lent for tourist* to mud »u the little
bit of occasionally green land that sur
rounds Its great heart of |«>r;<e;ual Ice
Permission must In* tiad riMm Den
mark Denmark Is. Ii.dced. very cane
fnl and conservative in thr manage
ment of Greenland affairs The trade
there Is mono|*>lfitod by the stare, and
only government vesjse's are wel--omed
to Greenland waters Thi« Is to pro
feet the Greealamler* fn-m unserupu
lous merchants The state also fixes
both the price thej shall pay for food
and the price they shall sell at
Demonstration! of the Ludicrous.
"Ilave women a sense of humor7"
"They must have. If they hadn't a
profound appreciation of the comic
they couldn't possibly approve of the
current fashions ia bats."—Washington,
Star.
BLACK MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S
MACKINAW SETS
FOR THE
SCHOOL BOY
These Sets consist of Mackinaw double
breasted coats. 1 pr leegins. hat all for >6
GIRLS BALMACAN Mackinaw COATS
only ..... $7.00
Ladies and Misses B \lam can M ickinaw
for only ..... $12.60
Positively the Best on lbe M*rlc#t Tod«t *nrt Oa Tvicx* ti* Lo**d
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Ptione 55 S»apc clow* «i * F M. Sal snhn • P. M
^ i GEORGE MOWL. Proprietor
FVW*j mi]
Eclair rbIt^tv*! pro«ai<a TH«: M»STKI!I <»F f;U*VW>* HAM.
In t to jKirts with Prpl •' IXa* atari IA»t
><i} Hall.
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In and I'c|3y I**»rcr\
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Thrtij
NnMf »rj J. V. Min*r.
On Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Admission 8oc mi.i 10c Begins 8=30
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