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packages and bulk
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BY
PHIL ABRAHAMS
Lot 3, Block I05 $4o.ooj
L.ots 8 9, Block 88
with ImpVm'ts $15o.ooj
Lot 10, Block 9
with Imp'v'm'ts $i25.ooj
East Half Lot 7, I "
Block 7, $100.00 j
INSURANCE
COLLECTIONS
' REALTY
GENERAL AGENCIES
NOTARY PUBLIC
Come and see me
4tli Avenue, Skagway
NUGGET MOVIES
Broadw»7, between 2nd and 3rd.
Open Every Night
TONIGHT
Forcin» Dad's Consent. — A Vita
graph comedy.
The Hear Sla er. — A Selig
comsdy.
She Took a Chaze. — A Vita
graph comedy.
Golaen Hope. — A Labia drama.
Music by Miss Barb«'r.
Coaunfom M *:!» p. n>.
TOWN TOPIC
Mrs. J. Anderson is Btjcojpdng at
the Golden North hotel.
Mrs. G. Peterson is stojipiing tor
a few ilaya at tfte GOldtn North.
Mrs. W. Barr loft »hls morning on
"ho 'rain.
Mrs. John Shea left on the White
Pass tiuSn for interior points.
A Grossunan checked ou# 011 the
morning's train Jo.- the interor.
Mrs. D. L. McL« n left on the
morning's train for the interior.
Miss Hilda Wafce ltdt on the
•rain this morning.
Cna- Marlcla came in on the Ala
mi'da.
Mrs. H. Riley left on the train
for the interior.
Mrs. A. E. Harris arrived 4n
Skagwar on tiha Alameda.
Jack Kissel and Oncar Hrat were
Skagw.iy passengtra on the Ala
meda.
F. \V. SchaiuiKp was a passneger
On the Alameda and left on the
morning'a train for Whkethorse.
Mrs. A. E. Durie, aoooinpauied by
Annie Stwyhena ha*. K-Tc for the
interior.
John Bangs was noted amongst
the passengers on the morning's
train.
Mrs. Anna Foullu>. was a pas
senger on the Alairetia and left on
the morning's traa far the interior.
TO CURE ANY DISEASE.
Tie Cum Hut be Removed. Sum
Wir With Dandruff.
Kill the germ that causes dandruC
falling hair and baldness, you will hav
no more dandruff, and your hair mus
s-row luxuriantly. Newbro's Herplcidc
not only contains the dandruff germ
iostroyer, but It Is also a most delight
'ul hair dressing for regular toilet use
"o other hair preparation Is on this
■lontlfic basis of destoylng the dandruff
-erms. It stops all Irritation, keeps th
alp sweet, pure and wholesome. Re
Member that something claimed to b<
"lust as good." will not do the worko'
genuine Herpiclde. Sold by leading
druggists. Send 10c. In stamps for sam
lie to The Herpiclde Co.. Detroit. Mich.
At l» <T1« ITU
On« dorter oottle, guaranteed
NO GOOD EFFORT
IS WASTED
The body of E. J. LAddicoat was
laid in its final rating place this
atUrnica at the Elka' Rest in
Skagway Cemetery. Tlhe services
were held at 2:30 p. m. in the Elks
Hal], all members ci the lodge in
attendance, where the beautiful
Elk rituuJistic ceremonies were
rendered iu nunor of the dts>artau
brother.
The Kev. L. H. Federsen took as
his theme, "No Uuod Effo-it is
Wasted," and In a clear, concise
manner whioh touched the heaita of
all present reviewed the work oi
the deceased .
The deceased camt to America in
1883 'r . England. Five years af
ter his airrival in this couintry ihe
took i urt his cit'zeuslvlp papers
and since that (Late has been a
loyal, enthusiastic and pains
taking citizen, working and striv
ing to lead a life worth while in
every i ouun unity in wihkJi he has
lived.
He lived in Astoria, Oregon, for
fourteen years. "I was at tihat
time that the Alaska rush was on.
Having that sterling pioneer quali
ty, inherited from England's bftt
stock, 'he oame with, the rusih and
made his home in Skagway, since
liis arrival here in 1^97.
He wis born in Plymouth, Eng
land, March 31st, 1862, and was 54
years of age ait I be time of his
death. A mother, four sisters and
three i>»others survive In the old
country to mourn bis loss. One
blather, Harry Liddteoat, is serv
ing in the British aimy, being sta
lioued 'a India.
As the result of his marriage un
ion. fivg children survive, Mrs.
Richtcr, Edith, Louise Edward and
Gertrude. The deceased was mar
ried in Astoria, Ore., twenty five
years ago on the 2tith day of May.
His work in Skagway bias been
characteristic oi his ever amibitious
spiri' and honest workmanship. Uur
ing his raeldence in this city hi
has constructed many of the im
portant buildings which live a.
monuments of his achievements in
Skagwiy.
As a citizen he had few equals,
always striving to better the com
munity 'u which ha Lived, both frouf
a social, moral an,l ethical stand
ard. He was inttriestad In lodge
and church work of this city. For
elevm years he was chaplain of
the Clks' Lodge a>td his absence at
t.iai 'mportant post will be m/ourmi
by the brothers. He m a mem
;.t*r o£ tlie Methodist Episcopal
riiurcli .yiid on the ward of direct
ors. Ptrhups mori1 uoople know
tile d'^coased than fcuy other pion
i er iu this dii&rlcl. He a
large circle of frienjs on the ooast
to the westward arjd in the inter
ior. He was a inembtT of the
Pioneers Iglo, No. 11.
One time during hris Alaskan
career he decided to settle in the
States and made a'r'p outside look
ing over the fitld. That was a:bout
eight years ago. Nothing s-ntisfac
tory to his ideas could be located
■io he caime back and made this his
il. finite home.
A wide circle of friends will
mourn his loss. All stores tuave
losed this afternoon Jn respict for
the deceased and Jils family. The
Daily Alaskan extends Its aiacreest
condolences to Mrs Liddicoat, his
nereaved family ami many friends.
Mrs. M. Soattu purchased a ticket
over the White Pass Route for
tile interior this morning.
W. i,. Perkins, Ed-ward Ball, E.
A. Eas'erly and Fred Powell have
bten noted on Che Ahameda pas
senger list for Ska^way.
J. H. Nlcholds tncveldnig for Ar
mour k. Co., is calling uipoa his
trade in Skag"way. He is ardently
boosting Armour products as tihe
only reliafble on the market.
Bert Walts, a Whfe Pass man i
confined in the hospital for a few
days suffering fro«n a severe at
tack of bronchitis.
Mrs. Barni a.nd child have 'been
ordered to the hospital for further
medical attention. It will bo but
a short time until idle is agsaiin out.
Roy Mulrihill, who has been con
fined in the White Pass Hospital
for »wo weeks is now able to be up
and around. Dr. GaMe let him
ie«ave this morning.
Harry King of Bennett has been
in the hospital a faw days suffering
from iieura%ia, l>r. Ga.bie ,-eports
♦hat hfc will profoaJily be out tomor
row.
Joe Hogstrom from the porcupine
Mines has been confined in the
hospital for ten days and the Doc
tor has ordered thit he be confined
for a few more days until hte ill
ness «s entirely over .
The Commencement Exercises of ;
the Snag way Public Schools were
held iast evening in Elk« Hall bo- <
fore a large and Interested crowd.1;
The curtain raised a1, 8:20, dls'play
nig ine pennants if the graduates, !
throwing off their blue and gold :'
colors, symbolizing the steaidftuttue-s ;
of the Alaskan people and the <
wealth, of the oountry.
PKOGKAM ;
The Rev. L. H. Federsen opened <
the fcxeixsiaesi with a short Invooa- <
tion. Miss Rousseau rendered 'ne • ]
Salutatory add r tea 'or th<e class in '
a dellgntfully pleasinir manner. Lola «
Maiau held the attention of the !
audience by a select recitation, "So- '
crates Snooks,'" which vividly pic
tured tiie community interest of (
husband and wife. The boya oai es
thetic drill composed of the young
chaus from the second roam was
hishJy en^ertalnin/i and instructive
to 'h« audience.
Etta Suudeen scored a hit witJh
the audience by rendering "Thirty
Vears with a Shrew," picturing a
man who gained hiia reward by be
ing admitted to the pearly gates of
heaven. Ellen Rogers presented
the class creed which waa logically
composed and exsellenitly riven,
fta'h Pedersen reoj*id "The School
Mister Guest," in a pleasing man
ner. Th-e Valedictorian odf the
class was Lester Aloyer, who gave
the valedictory in a Lincoln-Ian. man
ner which caused i»any In the au
dience >o nudge his nuighlbor and
make an Inquiry as who the speak
er was.
V. L HAHN SPEAKS
ojpei intern dent H&hn presented
the diplomas aud certificates *o
the graduates. Before presenting
them he gave a short business-like
address to the younw men and wo
men who aTe abou* to Bitep oiut and
assume life's bimku. Coming from
a mm < f experience ami capability
the words of wisdom net only sank
deep mto the minds of the gradu
ates but received deeo consideration,
from the audience.
JOLLY MINS1RELS
Without doubt tho hit of the ev
ening was che nihuyt.re) show put on
by the third grade. It was live,
snappy and full of fun from the
beginning—time after time they
were enchored until It was Been
that ihev were tired out. Good
ragry music acted as an incentive
for thr c-lownstere to s'Qjx around,
cakowalk and perform their parts
iu Jie ailustreal ju* like they had
b^cL1 before the footlights^'tor a
score of years.
Those who were graduated were
Daniel Haezn McKiy, William Ar
thur McKay, Lsetrci Harold Moyer,
Henrlf.Ua Rousstw-u. Thloso receiv
ing certificates from the eighth
grade were Lela Elma Mataffl, Ruth
Frances Pedersen, Ellen Kendall
Rogers und Etta Jeannerfte Sun
ieen.
Falcou Jo&lln and son were on '
the Alajneda bouud for Vatldez.
They have been in Washington
all winter and are returning to look
over tiioir mining urofperites in; th$
interior and bo the westward.
A Van Mavern, hustling Jinight
of the ^rip, who boosts Thg West
Coast Grocery Co., iu Tacocia, came
over on the Peterson from .Hainea
and is calling upon bid trade in
this city.
Mrs. Dan Sutherland came in on
the Alameda and left for Fairbanks
Llws morning. Site is> the wife of
t>an Sutherland, former marahal of
Fairbanks and an, urdeut suvvort
-r ol Wickeraham.
INVESTIGATES INTERIOR
Geo. E. Deamess and jwifq left
on the morning's train for dawn the
river pointts. They will go from
here to Caribou thence to White
hcrrBe, where they will make river
connections taking in every town
in 'he iatexior.
Mrs. I>eamesa comes from New
Orleans and is Interested in mining,
it Is understood that he Is quiet
ly 'coldng the field aver for in
vestment "pirrposea and baa com
bined his business trip with plea
sure.
JEWELER FOR KERM8E
C. E. Olander and wife fc»ve
arrived in Skacrway and will be as
sociated with H. C. Kinase during
the summer months. Mr. and Mrs.
Orlander were with th$ above firm
last summer and during their brief
stay iu this city mr.de many friends
who ft-erain welcome them back to
Skagway . I
FREE DOLL STOCKINGS
We will give free a pair of Doll Stockings with every pair of
Burson Hose we sell. The Doll Stockings may be had in White
Pink or Blue. Every little girl should have some for her dolly.
BURSON
Fashioned Hose
are shaped in the knitting without
seams. They are comfortable, styl
ish and durable—made in weights
to meet every climate. Buy a few
pairs pn our recommendation—
they'll give you genuine satisfac
tion.
25c 35c 50c 75c
L. A. HARRISON CO. 1
Phone 55 Store cloees at 8 P. M. Saturdays 9 P. M. J
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Thursday and Friday
101 Bison Universal present!, HESt 1'ED BY WIRELESS, in
(wo parte, with Win. Cliffoni and Marie Walcanip.
THE GAMBLER.
A BEACH ROMANCE.
Music by J. V. Miller.
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8:30
Bank of Alaska
Wrangeii Skagway Anchorage
Capita) $50,000 Surplus $10,000
OFFICERS
PRESIDENT .. — ANDREW STEVENSON
VICE PRESIDENT ANDREW A. RENTON
VICE PRESIDENT J I WESTERMANN
CASHIER - W. U. WARREN
ASSISTANT CASHIER .... UEORr.E HUTH
ASSISTANT CASHIER .. .. W L. LANDSBOROUGH.
GENERAL COUNSEL .. .. ARCHIRALD E. STEVENSON
ATTORNEY .. ._ H. L. FAULKNER
DIRECTORS
«* ZOHETH S. FREEMAN,
{. HENRI" D. WAL BRIDGE,
. ANDREW A- BENTON,
ANDREW STEVENSON,
J. T. WESTERMANN,
P. H. GANTY.
W. H. HENSON, *
*
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
THE B M. EEHRENDS BANK
Juneau, Alaska
►
Capital, *50,000.00. Surplus, $20,000.00.
B. M. BEHREXD8, J. R. WILLIS, GUY McNAUGHTON,
President. Vice Pres. Cashier.
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