PERISHABLES
Plums. Apricots. Peaches. Grav. Apples,
Gr- Cookine; Apples. Pears, Oranges,
Water-Melons Grape-Fruit, Bananas
Green Peas, New Carrots Tomatoes.
Green Peepers. Celery, Lettuce. Onions,
New Beets, Cauliflower, Cucumbers
We have a complete line of cannm
necessaries
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers
"WEARO" TIE
WHEN IN NEED O'iTHE LATEST STYLES IN NRCKWEAR
COME TO US A3 WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
A LARGE SHIPMENT
Dortero &. Son
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 32
NUGGET MOVIES
of<Nul»-»7, between 2nd and 3r<l.
Q-nen Everv;]Night
. .
TONIGHT
FIVE KKKLS
Midulgfct at Maxima. — A four I
reel comedy, featuring some of t'u
inoet popular dancers of the day.
>«u*lc by MLsa Barbrr.
Commence*. at 8:30 p. m.
Wholesale «nj Retail
CIGARS
and
TOBACCO
and different articles
Doft*t forjj<t tht nnniber
428 Broadway
Tony Dortero
ALL KIVDS OF PIPES
Ftob 5c to Pocket Book
PHIL.
ABRHAMS
FIRE INSURANCE
COLLECTIONS
CONVEY ANCIX G
GENERAL AGENT
EstablUbod
1897
524 Fourth Avenue
SKaGWAY, ala-ka
TOWN TOPICS
'1 he Prince Rupert is scheduled
'o uiitkfi this port Friday morning
nt i o'clock. It sailed am the
minu'e from southern. ports and
with this good weather should be
iu on time.
L.. S. llewitt o 1 Juueau is regis
tered at the Golden. North Hotel.
i!r. and Mrs, Thomas Greeat ol
Council Blut'ls, Iowu, aie stop
ping iu Skagway for a few days.
W 11. Stout, pioneer of Haines,
is wa;tii_g to make connections
ft it' the Alameda for the west
ward.
Joe Beauchemp took a number
of uiiurode over to Burro Greek to
da*- - -u.A*
DOG TAX DUE sEH. 1st.
After September 1st, old; Rover
a-us: bear a liceenee receipt or go
to the pound. The Ordinance pro
viding lor the assessment and col
leecticn of dog t-is.es by the city
officials will be strictly enforced.
Le^al notice of the dog 'ax apjpears
elsewhere in today's issue. Tne
receipts frovin this avenue go into
the cotters of the geuenul fund of
the ci'y .
Xt\V MEMBERS AT
BAND PRACTICE
Fifteen members of the Skagw&y
band turned out for practice in
the Fire Hall last evening. The
boys warmed up to some snappy
playing before the closing hour
swung around.. LeaJer Smith an
nounces that several new members
have been added to the band during
the last tortu^ht. A band dance
will be st&ged in the near future
by the coys.
Joseph Edgar, well known Gar
den City resident, lef* foir a gen
eral recuperation and outing at
Sitka Hot Springs on one of the
last bo*t».
Gerald Cloud and wife, accom
panied by Mra. Ja&. Louttit left for
Lower Lake Dewey »hiei afternoon
to do a little fishing and hold an
outing picnic. They will be joined
this evening by Mr. Louttit.
When You Think of
TYPEWRITER "
Think
" REM1N0T0N "
The Man Who Buys Any
Other
"TYPEWRITER"
Always "Hopes"
It w ill Be as Good as the
I "REMINGTON"
SOLD ON EASY TERMR
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER COMPANY
JUNEAU* ALASKA
Workmen are busily engaged
pushing" thru the wagoa road from
Skagway to Li&rsville, ilile 4. Vs
The s'unipe have all been pulled
from me right of way and the grad
er has been run over «he way. The
men are now layiujr a line coat of
grx\el on the road. When couiple'ed
the read will be twenty feet ia
width and cover & distance of over
four miles up the Skagway River j
valley.
P'\>ple in the Garden City hope
that this is the beginning of a
read which has beea adrvocated for
a tiaiuber of years to tap the Sum
nit. Plans advocated oali for th«
c^nstrucMon or a wagon road up the
valley and over the Summit to the
boun lary lkie, where the Canadian
government will then tike up the
j.rjpocition nnd t*18*1
the interior. By carrying to com
plet ion this scheme it wonld be
poesible for automobile*? to go from
Skagway to Dawson and other in
terior roints of interest .
CITIES CLAMOR
FOR m space!
WASHINGTON. Aug.. 30—Rail- |
way traffic to and from New York j
cf'y showed a fererish. activity this :
morhlnp. Merchants are rushins ]
orders with the railroads — con
tracts aTe being- made for all of
the avalablie that the roads
can handle. Auto trunt eonvey
anccrs are being purchai>ed by big
business concerns nnd busimvw Is j
trying to store poods in anticljva
tion o* the ajiTn-oPcMng strike.
RIVER REPORT
WHITEHORSE, Aug. 2?—Paw
son aniyed S p. m. on the 27th.
Oa*6on sailed noon on the 2Sth.
O-nadian sftiltd S p. m.
Ca£f« In Dawson.
Dawson down Blfi Salmon 6
a. n.
^e Kirfe In sight of Yukon Cross
ing.
Whl'e Horse up Selkirk S r. m.
Selkirk sails Thursday nifeht.
MAIL BOAT IN TOXUIHT
The Santa Rota, 'he gas mail ,
beat which conveys the mail be- j
tweeo Sfea^rwayJunoau and war I
points is scheduled if make this;
par* tonight at 10 o'clock. It
carries a heavy di?patchment of
mail from the G-^Uneau Channe
cities »o the Garden City. Small
cargoes of merchandise and parccl
post package® are abord. It will
clec.r for the south at 1 o'cloefc in
the morn in#:.
WiGKERSHANI TO
SWEEP FIELD
W. B. Swat, boo Mar and p»o
ueer ol Haines, ia * visitor -n U»
Garden CHj until tbe mrr'yal ox
tbe AiiiUi'dia, at wbicb tinn be wii.
Wve fttf CTihns wuere «iU I
vWt with bis dauifbter, ilra. F. K
Hi'UJtj-, who U\«a la westward
city. ilr. SU'Ut mill be tLi**em. from j
in* H^iu«a buRsate sor turee or
lour weeks.
la ca*uuc a maune ol the I*>
lilu.*. iojmuuoiim ui Uwi H^-uen
jlu«: Ckilooat. precua.1^ be predict*
a bis Aw^r Sor JaaKB WiCfc«er»
»ui.m for deits^e to cuctnass. The
HiuUeft {redact wiii, jUAue-t to *
m—u, be Republkofca ud tue H<une*
KtpubiKka Club u> onguuxii^ *uic
»orknifi tor tbe su^cr. t ol toe par- ,
ty. "
lb d'visSanal politics J R. Hacx
m*n seema to be U>e po pular uma
lor divisional x-naior. '1 iu re out
be Do question aJnut *ucmr two pre
dicts toing BUroiico R<>ublioan.
Wjckcrtijtta l*»s Uie uudnwid sup
pcrr- ol *11 of the R<*>utoUoan vol- ;
o:s and man; Denooatic voters
Uave «vgnifted tboir intentions ol
votlup lor Mr. Wickor*>h(an a:.d rp
tu.ii-ug Jam to Majority
sentiment iu Uunci set-ens lo favor
th«« returning of a ama * ho bv
<l«'ne «a imps lor Al-^ka in prefer
ence to ter.di-.ifc a m>vn about whoa:
thev snow littl^ regardless of the
abilities and si were * is.' bp ol that
mac, whomever he may be.
Spesknig ct tbe general busi
ness condition* of our nelsUbo
city, Vr. Stout ropr«»eiit<d t-hetc
*s b*is>« above normal. Hainee to
auicipoling and anxiously looking
t<K J»e i-pening of the Rainy HoK
!)t jlfrict. "II that district ever j
cpruf up and road* push up the
va'le- and proper development of
.he d strict is nn*lr lafnwi, then j
Haines will be on* ol tbe mart
importM-.t U)tu In -wutheastern An
aska, I*, ban the location, the
people t_nd the right *pirft, til *tw
is lacking is the development of (
the rich district which lies behind
It—vu« that is rajrtdly coming."
HUMBOLDT GOES
BACK 10 SEATTLE
It is rcnderptood t bai the j
er Humboldt. which. fjn.«U<ed inti
th« t: earner Pnoivldcoce in & <Jen*t
;.If Port Towneend yesterday.
has put back u> It ml31 J
go 'o the dry docks to be repaired
and a* rood m> It can pet off the .
dry dock? it will be placed back up
on its South«at*em Altsiui run.
The freight will be transferred j
to another ship and find 'tn *V
uoith just as Boon as It can be «»•
k>»dtd and transferred to ar©th««r
ship. It wag heavily loaded with
freight for this port. It is th«
aj*Inion of transportation men hi
this cif.y that damage wo* not as
b*d #* repr*wnr t^d by the first
flash which wm sent oot yesterday.
To The East
VIA California
sOK>FRV
SKRVJOR
SAFKTY
Tli ij i> the comfortable way to go
InttrcstlJif too.
SEATTLE—PORTLAND
SAN FRANCISCO
THREE TRAINS DAILY
an
SHASTA ROUTE
Dim t (vwwrth* rnwdr at San FVan
risco to all jrtnO. In the Km or
Smith.. L{bn«l Stonown* allow**!.
\\ rite for bootVvs and other tn
f<>pitn»tion.
C. H. ANDREWS I>. F. * I\ A.
712 Soennii Avcnne
SKATTLE WASH.
Southern
Pacific Lines
Mid-Summer Bargains ]
7 Sport Hats $2. form* rly $3 00 & $3-50 ;
11 O-age Tailored Hats $2. S3 and $4-00 I
FonalT 94 SO, «J».sO and »T &
KENTON COATS j
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 P OO val
ues now $5.00 and $6 00
SALE FOR CASH ONLY
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Flwi SS S«wrln»« m ' F v S»t I'ntm * r v
GEORGE MOWL. fWirtor
Wfrinnxk) wrt Hwiwhj
rnirrrm j»»r*rr.»» THV ¥ *TN?T. KKY —l>*«lr II. «*h
Brih IrtmM aikI Anna I «*
ANVMATKn WTTKD \.>.. W.
Jnkw Vntrrr**! THK WTSK (.1 > *•
f*r*nr |mx1twr«1 lij J. »;. f*»W
Minfc- hj 1. V.
On Broadwar near Fourth
Admission 25c and 10c
Inclined Floor
. 830
OLDIlS"* BANK IN ALA5VIA
THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
Juneau, ntasVa
f.w.«no»»n
R M BKHWKMW. J. R » n i,l< «TT Mr5 ArtTlfTnX.
rmdrM. Vine Pr<«. (W><iv
BANK OF ALASKA
WHaTOKIJ. SKA*t\\ A>
AI<ASh \
RESOURCES 0>*ER A THIRD&OF A MIlllON DOLLAR;
An Institution of Strrnirth and Character
Equipped •*> Meet F^ttt LTTtrtnw R»»»k'n< Need of rke
Manufacturer*. Jobber* and Vbole*aler« 01 tbe S«ate* and
tbe Retailer*, Operator* and f>i»t Monitor* of \>«*V.»
JOFHCERS
rwtMrat - A -lire* tlrrnm
Vic* IVr* - - W" R. Hillrrr
CWiirt . . WJ_ IwlttiMfiiirti
A«»'t C—Knr . . Graip H»rti
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nomrre *. frkssia*. a. r. *rra»Tie?uiA*v
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CHOCOLATES
!■ tt> cmr CVi»
larr»—Angnstine & Krrr," they H oiio» V""* tha*
too offer the very choicest of chocofotm Olj-mpi**
CbocoUte* *rr hi extfoif'te ko*'\ ttw rrtfrt re
trr-btms Indian h»?Vrt work. Tt* ttwt to mrM ks*
i» * vrrr m-ti«tie cokared rcyroducUoa of ■ bloom
Curtii Indian photo.
OTHER BOX SPECIALTIES
tA & K QUALITY
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