Haines Strawberries
By the BOX or CRATE
35c Per Box
These Benies are Shipped to Us
DIRECT FROM THE GROWERS
C. W. ASK. & SONS ]
Leading Grocers
Let Taylor Do Y<ur Tailorings?
Affords You the BIC.GEsT and KES P SELECTIONS of MODELS and
FABRICS
Suitable For All Occasions
VALUES UNSURPASSED
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 32
Beginning July 15, we will sell for
= CASH ONLY =
THE MEADS EVERYBODY
Hereafter you wont have to pay other peoples delinquent bills
BROWNING'S
G.F.Coggan&Co
Portrait and Commercial
Photographers
We do Professional Kodak
Finishing -- Give Us a Trial
Broadway near
3rd Avenue
Wholesale icd Retail
CIGARS
and
TOBACCO;
and different articles
Doat forget the number
428 Bnad.vay
Tony Dortero
ALL KIXD9 OP PIPES
Fiom 5c to Pocket Book
TWO
BARGAINS
Xcw Is The Time For Some
Of You Dry Inve*fcow
West half of lot 11, block 8,
Fourth Avenue, next to Hoie
Co. No. 2, with two etoiy
bouse for
$300.00
deed delivered a* once..
Lot 10, block 9, Fourth Ave.,
opposite the residence of GeJ.
Mowl, Esq., with two room
house "or
$150.00
PHIL. ABRAHAMS
524 Fourth Avenue
SKAGWAY, ALA KA
NUGGET MOVIES
Hr'xul w»7, he* ween 2nd tuul 3rd.
0~>en Exe:v Ni^ht
TONIGHT
FIVE REELS
Through Desperate Hax&rde. Th
lu'h episode of The Beloved Adven
turer.
Stilly Crute and Augustus PhiU'p
iu "Her Vacation.."—Aii Edisou
drama In tbiree parts.
Music by Mlsa Barber.
OnunmrM at M:i*0 p. m.
Making th# Money Last
Rosa Bonbeur used to say that her
youth was one of great poverty. Then
she would add some droll stories
about the family method of regulating
Its finance. The studio was a collec
tion of odds and ends, and M. Bonheur
knew how to turn that disorder to ac
count When be received money for
his work he would take a handful of
coin and throw It at random about the
room. Then In times of stress, when
there was apparently not a farthing
I left In the bouse, the entire family
would set to work searching in nooks
and corners. Sometimes they would
And a Ave franc piece, and that warded
off starvation. _
cnapiain ot the Common*.
The cbuplain who opens the daily ses
sions of the British bouse of commons
appears always In white silk robes and
white kid gloves. He enters the cham
ber with the speaker and each bows
twice to the house as they proceed to
the table. Then, as they stand together,
the speaker oa the right, the chaplain
reads the special prayers appointed for
the occasion, the members also stand
lag. When be has finished the chap
lain retires, walking backward and
bowing as he leaves the chamber. As
he passes out an attendant calls
"Prayers are over." and the bouse pro
ceeds to the transaction of business.—
i New York Sun.
Heard at tha Club.
"That gentleman over there I con
alder a man of parts."
"Highly Intellectual and talented,
eh?'
"No. He's a divorce lawyer."—Bos
ton Transcript
'
The nex* tiaae you require an ef
ficient laxative, try "PUROLA"
Syrup of Figs—Nature'a remedy. It
is pleasant and agreeable to the
taste, as well as being effective.
It* use will keep the bowels open
and regular. Especially recommend
ed for women ud children. Price
26c and 50c. Specify "PUROLA."
Sold by Keller Broa. Drug Co.
CONSULT Madame Lille, D. Wind
sor, Phrenologist and Author. Ho
»el Dowey.. OU today. 7-20-7t.
TOWN TOPICS
The Jefferson) sails from Seattle
for Skagway touiglht.
Oak Olson, ku%lh* of the grip. Is
o&ilii:g uiron Ms trade la thas city.
Win. D. S trench of Ketohdfcan,
Has registered at one of the Jio
te.'s.
H. P. M. BlrJcUitiue of Haines,
is "busily engaged onj the staff of
Col. \V. L.. Stevenson.
A gas boat came over from
Haiues yesterday aittei-noou with a
number of travelling men.
The Curilova, with a large cargo
of freight for this port, is boo/ktxi
to arrive sametiiuie Friday.
The Alameda is scheduled to call
iu hf're on its soutiUw^id trip. It
is booked to make ilhSs port eome>
time Friday.
Dr. and Mrs. GraAg of Fort Se
ard weie huinried1 vi^itce to Skiag
way iids morning. Thtyi returned
ou the Pttertjou.
Jack Hayes, ^ gl~t>e trotter fiom
Chicago, is refc'jJLtJtd at t.ue Gold
en Noith Hafiel. He its deligluted
with scenic Skagway.
Miss Re>agh, suipetriinteaickat of
uui.ies at the llaluea hobpiuu, oaauo
over on Uhie IJ«tamo«i to vis'it wiitm
friends in thie Uardta City.
H. D. Clark, piooietr farmer and
exptrimt mal ugricuituuist, of ijkag
wav Kivtr Valley, Is shipping freau
garden products to Channel cities.
J. W. Couibfc, ilepuitj* marshal, lo
cated at Haiues, uuide, aai official
cm.11 iu this city today. He oame
ove: ana letumed ouj the Petenson.
J. I>. McAuley, geiteiKU, freight
ai'd passenger ugeau for the O.. T.
P., left on the mourning's train
wiih his final destination as Daw
sou.
Mrs.. W. W. Rhodes and child
from Juneau are storing lor a
few daj-g In the Garden City, en
joj'iug the fine suiisbine and elixir
climatic surroimdiiigs o£ taiis popu
lar city.
The Princess Sc&nhia, arrived in
pert today wiith a full list of hu.ppy
passengers. Witii the good ser
vice. excellent viands and uuoai
obliging cffioeirsl the trip 011 the So
phia la ideal.
Air?. Thomas Eaken and Mrs.
Tfconiag Kltme<ar of IVixxnito, Can
Ada, were pufinengers on, tine So
pat i and will make a trip to Atlin,
11. C... before returning east on
tie irlnceas ChWloUe.
J. M. Sparterom of Seattle, treae
urer a' the PUucer GoJ/d Allmes Co.,
of Ruby Croek, Atlin, was a pasBeiii
Str on (he Sopihia nud will leave
tomorrow for has luuiuai trip to At
lin to Inspect the mines.
Miss Doreen Ross of Juneau,
daughter of Ohdef Stewart; William
Haas, of the l^nittceta Bopihiia, came
uorin on the Scf^hda £rum Victoria,
where she spent Jjetr Bunwner vaca
tion visiting witfc| iher graindtooliiher.
Win. McAdam, congenial mem
ber of the B. Y. N.. Co., is trend
ing h few days in tte Gandani Oity
enjoying lHa salt sea, breezes and
bathing in the uaueij. Staugrway sun
shines. He is atooampandtd. by his
wife.
Bthel Harney, ALDerta Jamison
and Matilda Forest, three dliuirming
youuj ladies from, Fresno, OalM-,
ief» on the morning's train to tour
the interior. Theyi will return to
this ctty to make 80fu.fclnva.rd con
nect i one.
Mr. and Mrs. Jotha Carey, their
daughter, MIsb Mao-thai Crey and
Dr. Hurry Jam€8on. all ot Indian
apolis, Indiana, were anrSva)» on
the Princess Sophia, and will take in
tae Rights iuiui do eonne IMhii>g;
while in the Flower City.
Major and Mm. McAndrew of
FoTt Seward paid a call upon their
many Irienda in thiia oty today.
They were passengers an, the Pet
erson acd returned to thie poeft this
afternoon. Mrs. Wuirfield, wile of
Cartaln Warfleld, faa also ln< <ihe
party.
RIVER REPORI
WHITEHORSE, July 25—White
Horse up leaac Creek 10:30 p. m.
Sfiiti.-k up Big Salmon 8a. m
Dawson down Hootalinqua 7 a.
m.
Casca in DawBon.
Nasullin uty Isaac Creek 2 a. in.
Lawson eaiied 11:40 pi. m.
CARIBOU, July 26—Gleaner ar
Tived 9 p. m.. July 23 and aalSed 7
p. m on the24th.
TOURISTS FROM ALL
PARTS OP GLOBE
A mo up the passengers of title
good shdp Princess wesre Mr.
and Mrs. Geongo H. Reed of Ta
eonia. Mr. iu*d Aim. Reed mia^lo
tau uortberuj trty Utility yt-a-m agv
oa the Idaho, and express mud*
surprise ait tttie chKMigeB and
the advauces ma.de il*y? civilization.
They reineniibeir amoeig their uk>ntlh
ern friends lflie Reyewsnd S. Ha.ll
Young, the pikxneeir mdaakiiuaiy sent
to Alaska by ithle| Pretjbyitenlan
church. WitjhJ Mr. iund Mrs. Reed
are) thejr two) nifct**, Mfc*j Harriet
H. Purinton and Miss Stella Purin
tou of Tacoma, and Dr. and Mrs. T.
J. Alien and thledr aoo| Master Elvea
Allen, albo of Tanxwuii. 'i%is party
wag routed by C.. P. R. Agent
O'Keefe.
SOPHIA WITH BI(i LIST
The tourist boat) Sophia, steflJii
ed into port twenty minute® alius;ul
of scheduled time Wilis mnrniitig ajnd
'iiuiouiited to the) mmy residents
of 'bis clt" th«t It was a/bout to
dcck.
!♦ carried 90 round' trii>pei-s who
will visit in the Buenlo city of
Skagway while the pWiyular iboat W
in por*. It will oleaij for th^souhh;
tomorrow night at 7 p. m.
HAPPY TOURISTS
VISIT GARDEN CITY
The Vlolebfce pairty, undeT the
at>l-Q supervision of Miss Patiibaniks,
o* Jacksonville, 111-., arrived on the
Sophia. Tne "Violqtjtes" are regis
tered k*t tlw Puller* Houfie. The
fo!K'W.'j;e Is a oomlpilete list:
Mr. aud Mrs. J. J. Swaffolrd, Miss
Nellie Foitune, Mm. Flortiooe Fire
stone, Mre. J. H. Berryiman, M'rs.
G. M. Harries, Misa Noitalie Brother,
Mrs. R. W.. Mills, Mrs. K. C. SmiCh
ers, Mirs S. M. Fahlbank, Mib. H.
B. BlakUee.
LIVE STOCK OX SOPHIA
Fiity five heoJd of live stock, con
signed for Interior paints, was un
loaded from the lio/ldis ot 'he S°~
phla today.
ISO,000 TIMBER CARGO
Over 180,000 feet otf Jumtw for
the W. P. & Y. R., is being uuloWd
ed from the Bopfria.
Stumble Upon Them.
Not by appointment do we meet de
light and Joy. Tbey beed not our ex
pectancy, but round some corner of
the street of life tbey of a sudden
gret't us with a smile.—Gerald Mas
sey.
Reason fenougn.
David and Walter had not met In
some time, and one morning when they
boarded the same car they began a
chat of old tlm«*s.
"And when is your marriage to Caro
lyn Hathaway coming off. Dave?"
queried Walter
"It has been postponed Indefinitely,"
replied David.
"Is that bo?" said Walter In surprise.
'What's the trouble?"
"She married another fellow."—New
Vork Times.
Color* In Coral.
Genuine coral may be red. pink,
white, blue, yellow, green or black, tbe
Ia6t being the rarest and most highly
prized. The next valuable is tbe red
coral which to susceptible of high pol
ish and is most In use for Jewelry, be
ing the coral of commerce.
Corals are roughly classed under two
beads, tbe horny corals and tbe time
lime or stone corals. To the former be
long tbe red und black forms and tbe
white to the latter Red coral Is chiefly
found in the Mediterranean. The cor
als found on the Atlantic coast of Flor
Ida are tbe lime or sioue corals, which
are the reef building forms.
Bearded Freak.
One of the earliest or the American
bearded freaks whs I.ouls Jasper, who
lived In southern Virginia hi about (be
time ctf the close of tbe Revolutionary
war. His besrd was nine and a halt
t'eet long and i-orrspntidlhgly thick
and heavy 'Ie could take bis inns
tache between bis lingers aud extend
his arms to their lull length and still
the ends of the mustache were over a
foot beyond his finger tips -Exchange
Deceitful Man.
"Didn't you think that was a beaut!
ful girl with me today. Arthur?"
"What girl, my dearest?"
"Why. she was with me when you
met us In front of the church "
"Was there a glr| there, dear? 1
didn't notice. I was looking at yon."
And then she loved him nil the more
Sad Outlook For Bmka.
"What: Little Kinks going to mam
big. handsome Kate Blowltt. Why
she could carry hlra around In he
pocket"
"But she won't He'll be ont of pocn
et all the time after he marries ber."—
Boston Transcript
Just Suppoain'.
"Will you be my wife?"
"Yon must ask mother first.*
"Tea. but suppose she doesn't refuse
me?"—8t Louis Post-Dispatch.
He who lives well Is tbe best ■preach
er.—Cervantes
M1NA TAYLOR
House Dresses and
Bungalow Aprons
FIT and WORKMANSHIP the BEST
All Sizes From 36 to 47 Bust
KENYON
Coats and Shirts
from $7.50 to $20.00
We are headquarters For the Newest
SPORT HATS
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store cloees at 8 P. M. Saturdays !) P. M.
POPULAR PICTURE PALACE
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Sunday and Monday
The Great Universal present* THE MASTER KEV, sixth; epi
sode, with Robert Leonard "nd Ella Hall.
Rex Universal pi'escnts Hert>ert Rawlinson in KID REAGAN'S
HANDS.—A modem pugilistic drania with Win. Wo.tliingtton
Anna Little and Frank Floyd.—in two parts.
ANIMATED WEEKLY No. 0544.
FIVE REELS
I i ! 3 Music by J. V. Miller.
On Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Admission 25c and 10c
Begins 8:30
SKAGWAY
ALASKA
WKAXUELL " ' V . ^ A NCHOHAfi K
RESOURCES OVER A THIRD OF A MILLION DOLLARS
An Institution of Strength and Character
Equipped to Meet Every Legitimate Banking Need of the
Manufacturers, Jobbers and Wholesalers of the States and
the Retailers, Operators and Distributor;; of Alaska
OFFICERS
President - - Andrew Stevenson
Cashier - - W.L. Landsborough
Ass't Cashier - - George Huth
Vice Pres. - Andrew A. Benton
NEW YORK
Vice Pres. - - J. T. We»termann
A.N'CiJOKACK
Vice Pres. - - W. H. Warren
WKANUEI.L
DIRECTORS
ZOHETH S. FREEMAN, J. T. WESTERMANN,
HENRY D. WAliBRIDGJB, P. H. GANTY.
ANDREW A. BENTON, W. L. LANDSBOROUGH
ANDREW STEVENSON,
MEMBER AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION.
OLDIlST BANK IN ALASKA
THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
Juneau, Alaska
Capital, $."50,000.00. Surplua, f20.000.00.
B. M. BEHRENDS, J. R. WILLIS, GUY McNAUGHTON,
President. Vice Pres. Cashier.
Delicious Soda and
Ice Cream Sundeas
Now Served at
THE LIQUID
FOUNTAIN
AT
KELLER BROS.
Only Absolutely Pure Flavors and
Crushed Fruits
r Ice Cream cannot be excelled, it is
Ou made after a famous local receipt