PERISHABLES
ON THE
SPOKANE
FRUITS
Apricots* Plums. Grapes. Pears: Peaches
Bananas Grape-Fruit Oranges
Cantaloupes? Water-Melons
VEGETABLES
Tomatoes- Cauliflower, Green Peopers,
Cucumbers, Lettuce, C irrots. Cabbage
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers
"WEARO" TIE
WHEN IN NEED Of THE LATEST STYLES IN N*CK\VEAR
COME TO US AS WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
A LARGE SHIPMENT
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 32
Beginning July 15, we will sell for
= CASH 0NLY =
THIS MEANS EVERYBODY
Hereafter you wont have to pay other peoples delinquent bills
BROWNING'S
ZeiJth Oil aaauraa »be ?<*»
aib'e reults a« a lubrloaat for all
1UM or delicate machinery. 10c.
25c, &9« bottlea. Keller Braa.
Sole Skagway Ageata.
Wholesale cjuI Retail
CIGARS
TOBACCO ?
and different articles b
Do»*t forj5*t the ■umber k.
428 Brofdway
Tony Dortero
ALL KIVDS OP PIPES
Fiom 5c to Pocket Book
■ -"-V
TWO
BARGAINS
Sow Is TTie Tia»e For Soine
Of l'ou Dry Investors
West half of lot 11, block 8,
Fourth ATenue, next to Hose
Co. No. S, with twi> story
house for
#300.00
df-ed delivered &♦ oaice..
Lot 10, block J, FoU-th Are.,
opposite the residence of Geo.
Mowl, Esq., with two room
house *or
$150.00
PHIL. ABRAHAMS
524 Fourth Avenue
SKaGWAY, ALA-KA
NUGGET MOVIES
Bro*dw»/, between 2nd axid 8rd.
Open Everv Night
TONIGHT
FIVE REELS
In Port O'Dreama.—The Beloved
Advei^u-ier, presents Arthur V.
Joiiii-jon.—Lubia Co."
Ham and the VlHian Factory. —
Kakm comedy. '
Es^anay Co. preseuts The Clutch
o£ Circumstance.—tu twq parts...
>1 iislc by Uiaa Barber.
Cunimiu* M 8:S8 p. m.
PROMINENT EDUCATORS
I.N V Ei»TlliA TINU SCHOOLS*
G. \V Nash^ president of the
Beilinh3am State Normal, la tour
laa Alaska. and incidentally looking
orer tli<» vaj-ioua schpolii with which
he ccmes in contact. He Is anxious
to hare his pupils locate la the
nortLland and enthusiastically) re
quest* that school boards corres
pond with him when adding new
members to the looal schools.
He is accompanied by Prof. P.
B. Burnet, Director of Foreign
Languages and Manual Training in
the Kansas Oltyi Schools.. They
made the trip to Bennet yesterday
and will leaye on, the Alice tonight.
Falcon. Joslla left on the morn
i»*'» train tor Fairbanks.
Mrs. J. B. Hanson of Whltehorse
it nwinMred af the Golden North.
E. R. Stivers left on the morn
ing's train for Whitehorae, -where h
will attend to customs business fi r
three or four daya
The Missesi Jane TVyTfc of New
York and Harie* Robertson are
leaving for their homes In thf
States on the Princess Alice tonight
When You Think of
^TYPEWRITER"
Think
" REMINGTON "
The Man V ho Buys Any
Other
"TYPEWRITER"
Always "Hopes"
It W ill Be as Good as the
| "REMINGTON"
SOLD ON EASVTERMS
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER COMPANY I
E' . ALAsKA I'
The Prince Geonper will make thii
port tomorrow morning at 7 a. iu. 1
carries 137 round trippers and 1C
one way; oasBengera for thia pail
The cablti gent tho ship; that tl*
Arctic Brotherhood wouldt hold s
mammoth set together meeting or
the shors of Burro Creedc hag {>frei
delivered to the Captain anldi th«
goe<l wond has been, spread oven
'he shir 1)7 the officers. It is
expected that a. num/ber of the glob
trotters v> ill taste of th© Camp«
hospitality. .
!• oarrves 70 tons of freight foi
this port. It will clear for tfu
south Saturday night at 6 p. m.
PadJv Golet has quit-claim* d i
Wrtalu oiece o£ property -at
to Mis.. Sum. Demiig and to Mrs
Jacksou. Consideration Natura
Love and Affection. ,
W. J. Bledsoe boa relocated am
filed for record two quartz claimi
located Iu the Skagfway Recordiuj
District about two mitas ubovi
Reids Falls.
George W. Dillon, as administrat
or iu 'be estate of Henry Gate;
Bowman sold to L. A. Harri
sou for a consideration of $700
li>t t> iu olock 1 Ska^jway; sa|(
granier has al.sq sold to J. M. Tau
uer, let 9 iu blodk 64 for a cou
sideration of $25.
Betir Abrams haa by quit-claln
deed conveyed lot 3, in block 74 t«
Phil Abrahams for a oon.sidera.tioi
of 110.
Alice L. Grant baa mortgaged t<
Phil Abrahams lot 11 iu block 5 fo
the sum oi $200..
Alice L. Grant has mortgaged t<
Ban*- of Alaska the Soutlj V2 of lo
12 in olock 1, for a sum of $(>00.
Ella Sherman and J.. H. Sh-er
man have mortgage*! to Bank o
Alaska lot 4, In block 39, for 1
sum of $260.
Frank damsel! for himself and a
attorney iu fact for Robert Oari
son, H. A. Anderson, and Pete
Brown all of Porcupine has; b)'; 1
Uetd o* Trust conveyed to Hewit
Uind Company for the sum o
$10,000 the following' .minera
claims all iu thu Porcupine District
Standard. Bell, BelWlcw, Peppe
Jox, Butterfly, Prospect, Jack o
Oiubk.', Kingdom Come, Chilka
Jelle and Ozark.
Territorial Corporation, has mort
to Bauk of Alaska all of lo
o, *he west V4 ®f lot 4, and par
of lo' t> iu hlocik 24; also lot 7 ant
i in block 23, for tho sum 0
,<10,000.
J. M Tanner has conveyed b:
warranty tl«#ed to E. A.. Rasmusoi
:ol s> iu blo«k <4, coiusideratioi
*2i.
Mis. A. H.. Hartshorni and Mrs
C. Gioalie from Dawson^ cam© li
on last, ni^lit'8 train and are guesU
at the Golden North,1 Hotel..
SPEAKER HAS WONDERFUL
FORENSIC ABILITY
The Methodist; Churchl was cpowc
ed lai* night by auditors who ab
sartH.il the words o2 wl-dom h-ande*
out by the speaker, Rev.. John L
Campbell. He spofce oai the subjec
"Will the Old Boole Stand." A woi
derful vocabulary) and forceful bu
eloquen* d-e livery marked the spec
ial traits of the> speaker. He wil
return here next Wednesday t<
give another lecture. Ho left 01
the morning's train for AtlLn au<
way ucin'e.
A FACT PROVEN.
ould CVinvIuce Even the Mont Skep
tical of Its Truth.
t there !- the slightest doubt In thf
hid.s nf tli:it Dandruff germs do no!
.st. ISifir 'i-f Is compelled by th(
•t tV .• ••'•'■it InnocuUited with th<
ins hacur..i» bald In six weeks' time
r:u: ' K' npparent to any persor
• tfoir t tJ.:t Hie only prevention 01
.dno-s is the destruction of the germ
-hleh act is successfully accomplished
i one hnndred per cent, of cases b)
;e application of Newbro's Tlerpicile.
Dandruff is caused by the same grrr
•hlch causes baldness and can be pre
ented with the same remedy—Newbro's
terplolde.
Accept no substitute. "Destroy thi
ause you remove the effect."
c'old by leading drugelsts Send Iftc. li
mps for sample to The Herplclde Co.
, trolt. Mich.
At >11 drug stores.
One dollar bottle, guaranteed.
STRIKE FATE
BEFORE BOARD
£
NEW YORK, Aug-. 10—The Un
S' lte<l States board, of mediation con
! ciliation will hold its ftrot meeting
I wi*ii< the committee representing
! *he f< ur brotherhoods railroad em
ployes.
Th« railway managers rehired to
grau» the demands of the onion
men, which oalled for an eight hoar
shift and time and one half for
I over time. At the suggestion of
4 the managers the question was re
i ferred to the United States board
I for arbitration. The result of the
(arbitration will in, all ^robabilitiee
I not know®, for a week.
DANES AGAINST
ISLAND SALE
COPENHAGEN, Aug. 10 — The
I (agitation against tha sale of the
j I>nnii3h West Indies to the United
I St .re* government is rapidly
II gaining ground and has many en
thusiastic supporters who are try
ing the final sale to the American
( gOVOTllDieilt.
It <£ frowned down up here in
| this country as against the policy
of the European nations to allow
the Americana to get mora terrl
■ 'ory under their contol..
: goo lIsTosi
IN FLOODS
CHARLESTON, Aug. 10 — A
' cloud bu-rst swept Valley Cabin
r Crt<.v near this city about noon to
day. Over a million dollars worth
, of property was destroyed by the
rushirg waters from th>a cloudbuist
Tne loss of livees is estimated at
from •ISO to 600.
H< i sultry weather hae hung
• low over this section of the coun
1 try ftrr the last week.. This morn
ing it clouded up and by noon it
was raining very heavily. To the
we?* appeared a big black cloud—
all at once this siplit and down cam
the water in torrents.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10—Active
seiiuib leauti's worked oui
u. plan wuicui systematizes tlu> busi*
iiLis oi Uie Jaw uiukers so taat it
closely foilow^a congress will be
a.Dle to adjourn. bv September 1st.
A v'>!uuimoua amount of work is
Delete tlie senate anci it will keep
tli'-ui liLL&tiinj; to cie^r tne boaru
bewij 'he August sheet is torn
Horn tht: ofticial calender.
B. Hsterline kit on the morn
ing's tiiun tor a r-rij> to tl*e inter
ior.
NEW SYSTEM IX OPERATION
Conimibfciouer Rasmusoa
^ adopted a new, modern, approved
system o' handling the permanent
. records ot thi« precinct. The old
^ cumbersome method o£ ledger leaf
. | has given way to the new loose
leal sytiifjn.. It is the opinion, of
all nxv'fcr* lilere that the loose lea.f
, jfo't'u is the better.m akes a neat
er job and is easier hajidlesL The
chance foi mistakes under the
new sysum ia eliminated by 50
per cent. A new machine lias al
so been added to the equipment.
MASONIC NOTICE
There will be a regular com
m micatiou ol White P-ias Lodge.
F. A A. M„ Friday at S:30 p. m.
The Petertoa will arrive from Fort
Seward and thare will be wok In
B.. A. Visitors cordially invited.
S-ll'-2t„ <HE SEClRETARY.
NEW SHIPMENT RECEIVED
C. W. Ask and Sons, popular |
grocers of the Garden City, have ;
just unpacked a new shipment of
staple groceiics received on the
last boat. The goods are ne-w and
fres»- and are sure to find a ready
raarke* with the Skagway buyers
I Mid-Summer Bargains ]
7 Sport Hats $2. forme rly $3-00 <fe $3-50 \
II (J-age Tailored Hats $2. S3 and $4.00 j
Formly M..r>0, iS.50 and «7.50 i
KENYON COATS \
1 only at $17.50 now $12.00
2 only at 15 00 now 10.00
1 only at 13.50 now 9-00
1 only at 12-75 now 8-00
3 only at 8 00 now 5.00
3 only Tailored Skirts 7-50 and 9-00 val
ues now $5.00 and $6 00
SALE FOR CASH ONLY
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store cloees at 8 P. M. Salurriav« » P. M.
POPULAR PICTURE PALACE
GEORGE MOWL. Proprietor
Wednesday and Thursday
The Grout Universal pi<o«cntM the 8tli Ppisodq of the MASlt.k
KEY, with 1 Solicit Leonard and Ell* HaII.. ProdMed hjr
Robt. Leonard.
ANIMATED WEEKLY Xo. GO*.
L. K. O. Ooinrtljr.. — CHANGE IX I/OVERS, with Hank M»nn,
(Jertrude S'-lby ard M«ni».
FIVE REELS
, Music liy J. V. Miller.
On Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Admission 25e and 10c
Begins &30
BANK OF ALASKA
WRAXGEU. ®^ ANCHOHAOr
ALASKA
RESOURCES OVER A THiIRD OF A MILLION DOLLARS
An Institution of Strength and Character
Equipped to Meet Every Legitimate Banking Need of the
Manufacturers, Jobbers and Wholesalers ol the State* and
the Retailers, Operators and Distributors of Alaska
OFFICERS '
President - - Andrew Stevenson Vice Pre*. - Andre* A. Benton
ItW TUB*
Cashier • - W.L. Landsborough Vice Pre*. - - J. T. We«lrrm«nn
AaCMOiASt
As»'t Cashier - - George Huth Vice Pre*. - - W. H. Warren
WHAWail I.
pntHCTORs
ZOHETH 8. FREEMAN, J. T. WE8TERMANN,
HEYRY D. WALBRIIK7R, P. H. GAXTT.
ANDREW A. BENTON, W. L. LANDSBOROK.H
ANDREW STEVENSOX,
MEMBER AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION.
OLDES"* BANK IN ALASKA
THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
Juneau, Alaska
Opltal. $50,000.00. Snpplns, f^O.OOO.OO.
B. M. BEITRKVDS.. J. R. WTM.TS, GFT Mc5AT"GHTO\",
President. Vic* Pn* Oarfikr.
"OLYMPIAN " ~
CHOCOLATES
In saving to our customers: "Olympian Choeo- — j
lates—Aug-ustine & Kyer." they at once know that i
you offer the very choicest of chocolates. Olympian J
Chocolates are in exquisite boxes, the exterior re- i
sembling Indian basket work. The mat in each box J
is a very artistic colored reproduction of a famou* 4
Curtis Indian photo. j
OTHER BOX SPECIALTIES }
tf o4 & K QUALITY
Queen Victoria Chocolates, Chocolate Batter Crisps ♦
Assorted Chocolates, Chocolate Dr'.icteu*, J
Milk Chocolates, Chocolatc Pepper* 4
mints, Chocolate Almonds. ♦
We than be (lad to have roar onSera. J
KELLER BROS. DRUG CO., Distrtbotorg J
»»»+»»♦ SKAGWAY, ALASKA