Uneeda Biscmt[
So why not get them where you know
they are the freshest and best. We
just received a fancy assortment
of cookies and crackers in
packages and bulk
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Leading Grocers
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FOR MEN
Seasonable Styles for Particular Men
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Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 32
G.F.Coggan&Co
Portrait and Commercial
Photographers
\\ e do Professional Kodak
Finishing -Give Us a Trial
Broadway near
3rd Avenue
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lu reality the "care of the hair"
meats the "care of the scalp." Ap
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to directions furnished with each
bottle, and you will uot only be
•surprised, but pleased with the
wonderful results. A satisfactory j
ailtHt for hair health; sold on
its merits and satisfaction guaran
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Sold by Keller Bros. Drug Co. a i
oer bottle. Specify "PUROLA!"
f
Wholesale and Retail
< CIGARS '
^ and J
TOBACCO i\
and different articles
Don't forget the n'wiber j
428 Broadway ^
Tony Dortero
ALL KINDS OF PIPES
Ftom 5c to Pocket Book
OPPORTUNITY
KNOCKS BUT ONCE AT YOUR
DOOR
Now is the time to get in and
secure this gilt edge •
BARGAIN
I have for sale in on* lump
the following property
IS lots with splendid lar*c
two story buildiiut com
pletely f u r n 1» b ed for
rooming house.
1 lot with up-to-date rotuure
of three rooms completely
furnished.
6 lots in Block *3.
2 lots in Block '>».
The whole property at a
lumpsum of jjw, a i>argalA
at ffW.
Title perfect, all tares and assessments
paid, call or write to
PHIL ABRAHAMS
Afeat
NUGGET MOVIES
llr<«ultv»7, between 2nd and Srd.
Op^n Every Mght
TONIGHT
The Legacy—A Biograph drama.
The Rivals. .— A Kalarn draima
In two reels.
Some Speed. — A good comedy.
Music try Miss Barfefr.
(Vmi»i«n«» u *- :w p. m
AFTER ICY B1TH HE
WALKS IN UNDERWEAR
Fisherman, Escapes Drowning,
but GoeSf Four Miles Bare
footed to Get Help.
Brltton. S. P.—("omiwlled to walk h
distance of four miles to the nearest
farmhouse barefooted ami clad only In
his uuderclothlug was the dlstresshi,;
ixi^rKuce of John Kuaak, a Marshall
comity man. following a disaster which
overtook htm while fishing on Bo.v lake
soi..t* miiix from lu re.
lie was hi a boat al->ne. and when h
atU-iJiite-1 to iiiaUe his way to shon
the boat. which it de.e.'.[>ed had been
overloaded w itti Hits, s»a nk to the hot
torn, throwing him into the ley waters
of the lake.
lie managed to reach a noitrby ue
stake and. el'in^luK t" it. dive.aeJ hint
self of his rubber boots, oilskins ami
all his wearing apparel but his under
clothes.
After resting for a time he started t
aswltn to shore, some distan. e away. H
reached shore in an exhausted condt
tion. and when he had somewhat re
covered himself he started 011 the ftuii
ful four mile Journey to the faruihous
for assistance.
Dumai and a Dog.
Dumas pere. designing to he In th'
fashion during the sporting season,
purchased a rtue dog at an equally One
price. The next day he set out shoot
lng In the environs of Marly. A par
tridge rose, and Dumas fired, wound
ing It. it fell about 100 feet away, i
Away went the dog. hut simply gave
the bird the coup de grace. Dumas,
enraged, took the ramrod of his gun to
whip the dog. The dog took the ram
rod between hla teeth-, rose on his hind
legs and began to dance a polka. The
famous author then perceived that the
dog had not been trained to retrieve.
His fame had been made in a circus. ]
Disappointed. Dumas gave Fido to the
first peasant he met
TO CURE ANY D1SEA8E.
he Ciom Mu»t be Removed. Sam*
Way With Dandruff.
Kill the germ that causes dandruff
• !!ing hair and baldness, you will have
more dandruff, and your hair mus:
« luxuriantly. Newbro's Herplclde
•t only contains the dandruff germ
••troyer, but It Is also a most delight
1 hair dressing for regular toilet use.
other hair preparation Is on this
.•ntiflc basis of destoylng the dandruff
.ins. It stops all Irrltatlcn. keeps th •
iin sweet, pure and wholesome. Re
mber that something .claimed to be
ust as good." will not do the work of
-enulne Herplclde. Sold by leadlnt
iruggista. Send 10c. In stamps for sam
i^e to The Herplclde Co., Detroit. Mich
If «fl drag atorm
One dollar oottle, guaranteed
CKLKllttATIO.V 18 \'l 1 ! !
ASS I II KU BV MAYOlt
(Continued from vuko 1.)
led res will be asked to march la
t*i» bi" pa-rade if it U l*eld. A
water fighi betweea th» fire de
partment and a vlaftlar- competitive
team has been, referred to the fire
department for consideration. The
.•ommittee are scouring around tor
an orator to give an adidreas in
the evening before the big dance
begins.
In the main the program will be
•urned over to aitihleHio coattSts,
dashes, epriuts, hurdles and long
dist'ioic" runs will be considered by
the coimmiifM. A baseball game
will *>e scheduled. The local team
are on their toes and sport fan."
feel tha* the home boys; will put uip
a stiff fight for local honoris on
that day.
In the evening a grand dance
wl'l be held In one of thei halls.
Good Mve music is being gathered
for the occasion and a gala time
's anticipa,<id by all.
Vnt'ehcrrse is reported to be anx
ious *c engage la the oeleibra/tlon
and will charter a special train to
come in a body. Possiibly apeoi.il
excursion boats will be run from
Gastlneau caannel to bring to our
c'fv channel celebratons.
nL Vv'KMAUi IS CHARGED
BV WILSON'
(Continued from pace 1>
arrived in this city last night and
lias appeaj-ed before the convention
in behalf of labor. Gompers ad
vocates the recognition of labor
rights by the democratic party and
the framing of laws to protect la
bor in its just rights.
WHO IS SLATED FOR THE JOB
NEW YORK, June 15—The pos
sible successor of Hughes for the
supreme benca have been mention
ed as Hilles, TauneT oir Parsons.
W'reUss Rocm, Northwestern
J.lue 15—Th* wireless operator on
the Northwe&'ern has picked up a
me^-age staling that the S. S.
Bear. plying between Portland and
San Diego w.13 wrecked last night
off fhe Oregoi. coast in a stwrn.
It is rej>or*c-f. that all of tlie
l/a^sengers were saved, but that
tno boat is .111 entire wreck.
RIVER REPOR1S '
VVHHJSHUKSE, June 15—water
! 1j inches.
Ciisca arrived 10 p. m. .
Wh:te Horse arrived 2:30 a. m.
Alaska iu Dawson.
Selkirk in Dawson.
N.wsutliii up Stewart- River 7 a.
in.
Dawson up Yukon Crossing 7:30
! i. m.
Casca sailed this forenoon.
WHITEHORSE, June 14—Schwtr.t'(
ka down Circle 8 p. m. on the 13th.
Susit down Louden 8:30 a. m.
Yukon up Minto 7:30 a. m.
lJ"lta m> Nenana 5 a. m.
Reliance at Glb1>on.
Tanana at Gibbon for Faiiibanks
9 am.
Sibillia uj> Forty Milo 1 p. m.
Ca«aniad up Lower LeBarge 7:15
p. m.
Casca up Hootalinqua 11 p. m.
While Hors' up Big Salmon 3 a.
<V!a?ka down Selkirk 83:0a.m.
Dawson up Isaac Cree 2 a. m.
Selkirk down Big Salmon 2:30 a.
m.
Next sailing: Casca tonight.
Shallow Broath*r»,
If shallow breathers would only give
their lungs a fair change to show what
they can do they would find the gains
not only physical, but moral and men
tal. Much dull mlndedness and irrita
bility is caused by the poison that poor
breathers accumulate In their systems
—poisons that they could literally blow
away by deep, slow breathing. Do you
feel depressed and blue for no particu
lar reason? Does tne bouse "get on
your nerves?" Then go out and breathe
fresh life into yourself In the open. If
that is impassible at the moment, stand
in an oi»en window and do your breath
ing exercises for five uiiuutes only.
You will And the world a different
place and yourself a different person
SAY, GERLS!
You can prevent your skin from
chapping and getting rough these
Husttry days by applying "PUR
OLA" Tint Just before going out
doors It will obviate all 111 ef
fect* from exposure to sun and
wliid. It will preserve a. good and
Improve a poor complexion. It's
just fine, and you will agree with j
us If you once use It If not satis-1
fled, you can get your money back ]
at your dealer's. Oh, yen, you can
get at your dealers. 60c per bot
tle. Specify "PUROLA!" Sold by
Keller Bros. Drug Co.
TOWN TOPICS
Ola Fraeden coma in on t&a
Northwastfarn.
Mr. ead Mrs. W. C. Finn olme
In on the Nortihiweetem.
•
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wajxb ar§ to
day's arrivals to the city.
Mrs. MoPhee, accompanied by
Mary McPhee arrived in Slragway
on the Northwestern.
Waltter Haue left for the west
ward on the Northwestern.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Moeller ar
rived on the Northwestern.
Mesdaanes Ida and Martiha, Coke
a-re recent arrivals in the Garden
City.
Mrs. G. E. Morton was a Skag
way passenger on, the Northwest
oru. -
Mrs. J. MulvihNl and family ar
rived on the Northwestern from
Seattle.
W. R. Rohba»ch was a westward
bound passenger on the North
western*
Clyde Rogers hag been laid UP
with a temporary illness for the
last few days.
*
Alfred Peacock and E. Gunnison
went out on the morning's train
for in'erlor points.
Wm. Roi erback, representing
Hardeman Hat Co.,. is la Skag.way
ou.l'un upon II* trade.
Mrs. A. E. Phellx, acKx*m,!«anied
by Uose L. Phellx Is a recent ar
rival in the Garden City.
A. G Mink the sife man, who
advocates the money box In every
business house, us again with us.
Tne City of Seattle left the
Qufc.en City for northward/ ports
l>i»* night. It carries a full pas
senger list for Skagway.
Tee Prince George left Wrangell
at s>igbt o'clock this morning for
Ska6way. It is having a fiue trip
aaid a heavy passenger list.
Tom Vogal, brother of Tim Vogel,
's down with an attack oi rheuma
tism In Haines. He will go to the
Sitka Hot SpringB to recuperate.
H. L. Morris with the Pacific
C» !"Ri B!sou>t Co., a«d als© repre>
sen lag Swift and Company i» drum
ming up trade in Skagway for his
flrau<,
J. E. FMsher, Remington; type
writer salesman, i® covering his
'err tory la this part of Alaska
ajaiu. He v. *11 go to WhitetliDree
aud work ln'frtor towns.
w. (J. saauK, prominent pusineas
man of Kansas City, engaged In the
ccal lyutliiebB iii 'hat city, is mak
ing a tour of Alaska. He is im
pressed with thu wonderBul seeneiy
and :bis becomes all the more mag
nificent to him as he is on his
h- neymoon.
Mrs. F. Cochran, wife of Captain
Cochran on the U. S. Revenue Cut
ter, "Bear," left on the yesterday's
(rain to Join her husband ait St.
Michael. She will visdt in White
horse, Dawson, Fairbanks, and ar
rive in St. MichaeJ in time to Join
her husband the latter part of July.
Jack Hayes, road commissioner,
came in and is inspecting the
bridge fhte afternoon. 'He will
leave on the Peterson to Inspect
the roads in the Haineg district
and return to Juneau. He is ac
companJed by Bern Buirford, the son
or CJeorge Burford, business man of
Juneau.
SUNDAY SCHOOL NOTICE
The various commltteea connect
ed with the coming Sunday school
institute are called to meet after
Draver meeting tonight at the
Methodist church.
L. H. PEDERSE74
Whon a woman throws out her
nets, she is fisihing for men.
Few men can pick out their
wives, the woman selects him.
Insincere words are the false
signatures of speech.
The body Is the casket o>f t/ho
soul; 'he man Is only the trustee
of his body.
After exposure, when you feel a
cold coming on, take PUROLA Hon
ey aud Tar Cough Syrup. Don't
wa > ,. -until it has developed Into
bronchitis or pneumonia. Does
not, contain opiates of any kind
Keep a bottle In the house for
emergenciea Your druggist wiH
rerund your money If not satisfied.
Price 26c and 50c. Specify 'PUR
OLA:" Sold by Keller Bros. Drug
Co.
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AVIMATED WEEKLY No. 2857.
THE BOOB INCOGNATE, wi th Bob Leonard, Hazel BUckliam.
Music l>y J. V. Miller.
On Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Admission 26c and 10c Begins 8:30
Bank of Alaska
Wrangell SksLgWciy Anchorage
Capital $50,000 Surplus $10,000
OFFICERS
PRESIDENT ANDREW STEVENSON
VICE PRESIDENT .. .. ... ANDREW A. DENTON
\ 1C3C PRESIDENT J I. WESTKRMANN
CASHIER W. H. WARREN
ASSISTANT OASHILR .... GEORGE HUTH
ASBJHTANT CASHIER .. .. \V l>. LANDSBOROUGH.
GENERAL COUNSEL .. .. ARCHIBALD E. STEVENSON
ATTORNEY _ H. L. FAULKNER
DIRECTORS
ZOHHTH S. FREEMAN, 3. T. WESTERMANN,
HENRY D. WALBRIDGE, P. H. GANTY.
ANDREW A- BENTON, W. H. HENSON,
ANDREW STEVENSON,
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
THE B M. EEHRENDS BANK
Juneau, Alaska
Capital, $50,000.00. Surplus, f20,000.00.
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