Summer Drinks
Cliquot-Club Beverages, Root
Beer, Ginger Ale and Sarsapar
illa. Armours, Churches and
Bass Island Grape Juice.
We will have a full line of fresh fruits
and vegetables on the S. S. Se
attle early Satutday
morning.
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers
The Royal Tailors j
OUR NEW Fall and Winter samples J
are here. Over 500 samples to pick +
from. Prices from $20.00 to $47.50. |
Dortero & Son i
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 32 j
Beginning July 15, we will sell for
= CASH 0NLY =
THIS MEANS EVERYBODY
Hereafter you wont have to pay other people* 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
V Wholesale «im] Retail
$ CIGARS j
^ *nd \
> TOBACCO i
\ and different articles ^
^ l>o*'t forg<* the n'iniher ^
P 428 Broadwav
s
t Tony Dortero
f ALL KINDS OF PIPES
S Fiom 5c to Pocket Book
1
Business For
Sale
Am offering- fop sale the
business stock of goods, nuu
chlnery and thi* real property*
described as let 3, block 27,
Fourth Ave., Ix-longtng to the
late E. J. LkWlcoat. This fe<
an opportunity to buy out an
established business for the
small price of
$750.00
PHIL. ABRAHAMS
524 Fourth Avenue
SK \GW W, ALASKA
NUGGET MOVIES
brood tv»y, betweeu and 3rd.
Open Every iSignt
SIX REELS
TONIGHT
Lubin prtseuta Earl Metcalfe in
"The Hermit of Bird Island,"—A 3
rvfcl feature.
!'!<• Revolt. —. Vitagrap.il comtd «
a Night in. the Show.. — Charlie
Cii"piiu.—Two parts.
Music by Miu Barber.
Uiumeum >4 n:*u it. u>.
FOR RENT—Hahn residence, 7ih
Ave.. Apply V. 1. Hahn, Depot,.
7-10-31.
ZeUth OU *a»ure« the t>et* pos
aib'e reults a* * lubricaat tor all
11^ Ik or dalicat* machinery. 10c,
ibc, 60( bottles. Keller Bros.
Sole Skagway Agents.
fOWN TOPICS
lue Alaska, is scheduled to reach
this port on.Sunday.
H. E. Sineff wa# a. Fairbanks
passenger on the Seattle.
The Prince Rupert la scheduled t
reach here in th< morning at. 7.
The Charlotte is scheduled) to
s-til a» 7 tonight for fha southward.
Tne Mariposa will make this port
nex' Monday on. its southibound
Dr. C. B. Penrose and party of
three were tourist passengers on J
Frank Cook, deputy marshal, re
turned on the Seattle from the
Capital Clty.j
I. E. Fisher, Remington! type
writer salesman, secured reserva
tion on the City of Seattle.for the
CanP.al City.
Don Griffith, traveling salesman
for Hewitt and Co., made the.Gar
den CUv on the Seattle. He is
euroute for Dawson.
A. J. Baker, Sr., left on the Seat
tle this afternoon for Sitka. . Air.
Baker contemplates on spending at
least a month in and around the
old Russian city.
Mrs. W. H. Warren left on the
Seattle to Join her husband
in \Y raugell. Mr. Warren is cashier
ot the Bank of Alaska.in Wrangell
and will maka his home in that city
for a while.
♦rio.
I
the Seattle..
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BIG TIMBER
The lire which/ la sweeping the
lei" Dunk ol .Lyttu Cauul across fruiJ
dinusgiers cove seems to be gain lug
ou tfcd lighters. Smoke* is .filling
'lie canal and 11 not, checked in the
next lew days, it is liable to shut
o" tne magnificent view o£ tue can
*1 ami mountains to thq .south, ol
"*• i
At nigh* the fcrright flamea from,
thu lire can be seen lapping up the
dry brush and shrubbery on the
mountain side. It is nearingi the
big limber and the Jot« will run
a.o into the thousands. The spec
ial aijent who is working, on the
•ase refuses toi give) forth) any news
ou 'he- clue whicljheia following.. ,
CLEAN SWEEP FOR
THE REPUBLICANS
Ine Republicans will have a
cloan s-weep of the lieid this* coin
ing fail , is the way that A. L
Castle, a member of .thb Hawaiiu
Territorial Senate and returning
delegate from tlie Repuiblkaui Na
tional Convention, has it .doped
out.
Air. Castle is touring the south
eastern parts of Alaska balorei leay'
ing for his home in Honolulu, whe 4
he id following .ttye law profession,
lie reports that Alaska is Very sim
ilar to his country when, it comes
to governmental jurisdiction andj
administrative forces.
PETERSON' IX AND OUT
The Peterson came over from
Haines,yesterday with a number or
passengers lor the Qarden City. The
majority of the .passengers return
ed ox* tlie government boat after
tliey had finished shopping and
transacting their business.
Among those noted as making th
trip were: H. Uirkinbine, .Mrs. Dan
lie.line, Mrs. Treeslng, Mrs. Day,
-Vlrs. Cherivinski, Lieut, and Mrs.
benedict and Capt. and .Mis. War
field.
FLY EH Ol'T WITH BICi LIST
Tae traiumans signal S. .R. 0.
tStauding Room Only> wag almost
necessary this morning -when the
Wuite Pass .Flyer pulled out foi
th- Summit. Four coadus loaded
v, i* tourists made up .tat; majoritj
oi 'oe passenger list. The traffk
to 'he iuterior wa* about 'he.aver
ag»
LANK MAY VISIT ALASKA
SEATTLE, July 13—The Seattle
Chamogr ot Commerce has receiveu
advict'e from Washington to thie ef
feet 'hai in. all probability .Seer*
tarv l^anft will visit Ali«ka thiii.
slimmer. If he does come north* he
will leave Washington early next
mouth.
george nears port
The Prince George Is nearint;
lior* with a lars-e delegation 01
.i.'iesti^gers for the Garden City,
over one hundred and fifty five
passengers are aboard for this city.
1* will arrive here at 7 la the
tucTuing. It is scheduled to leave
To- the south at 7 a. in. Saturday
night.
JONES ACXJUITTED
Dan Jones v/ag acquittid by a
Jvrv yesterday afternoon in, the
commissioners court. .The Jury
wore ou> about hall an hour.when
the foreman. returned the sealed
ball >t of tho jurors. The defend
ant was not.represented by counsel.
INFORMATION WANTED
The governor's office Is trying
to. locate Sholom A. Steinzeig and
Sir. Routkovsky, both Russian sub
jects. Anyone knowing of their
whereabouts or evidence) wh'ich
will lead to their discovery) should
ge* in communication withi the gov
•irnois secretary. 1
KKW BUSINESS SYSTEM
SkJigway is fastly taking over the
manntrisms and ways of the large
metropolitan cities in its manner
ot doii:g business. We call your
atten'icn to he advertisemt nt of
Itobt. Browning who hasi launched
forth on a strictly cash basis.
C. R. ARDUNDELL APPOINTED
JUNEAU. July 13—C. R. .Ardun
<iell has been aopointed to the Field
Division of the Land Office in .this
city. He succeeds Andrew Chris
l*'iBen, who resignol to take charge
of the, land .department ot thegov
erumental railroad.
,f
F. N. Doubled ay, oX the publish
| iuj( liiui ot Doubltuiiy aua iJage,
I le*» on tiiti moruing'B train for At
Uu, A'Uero he will tour that &<*>
fan of the country and re'urn, faerq
Monday in time to .join Col. W. Ii.
Stbveaaon and party whoi will visit
iu the Porcupine district..
Mr. Doubleday occupies an im
portant place in Who's Who, and ia
ku.nvn nationally and iateruatioiial
ly, aa 'he great Ameiican, publisher.
Mr. IJoableuay enured the , em
ploy oi Chas. Scribner and Sons in
1827, where he remained for 18
years. He was made manager of
Scribnera Magazine when, it was
established. At tue present time
no nubiisties The World Work,
Couucry Life In America, Tue
Garden Magaaine awl Farming. The
main offices ol the Company are
uow locateu at Garden City, L.. I..
YUKON AND CANADIAN
BOYS IN 07TH BATTALION
Cv inmunicatioiiB received' from
the training .camp® iu Eugland,
w. err »he Canadian; contingencies
ara • renariiig lor tne front, inform
as 1 tii-t the Canadian bo>s who
iavp not been orderf d to the front
ir® in wccellent, shape and ready
10 wade into ba'tle wneni called.
Tte V ukon boys who h^-ve reach
ed England, are mosfly all, enlisted
in the (iitb Regiment, aa .are the
Janauian troops.
11LIN BECOMING NOTED
AS A SUMMER RESORT
A 'in is fast becoming notedl as
a summer resort and tourists are
.aking advantage of the) excellent
/^por'unities afforded them by th3
•Voile Pass Route and steamship
companies to make the trip.
The City of Sea'tie brought to
,iur shores fourteen | passenger^
.vhose final destination is .Atlin.
1'he majority of them left on tbe
uicrniug'g train for the . interior.
sEYTTLE IN WITH BIG
FREIGHT CARGO
The City of Seattle steamed into
,ort tuis morning at.7 a. m. and |
.eparted for the south via Sitka tbf
..lVrnoo-n. it brought to Skag
■\ ay over one hundred and twenty
passengers. A heavy freight .car
so w»e unloaded at tho docks. In
-11 two hundred tons were .hoisted
»icm the holds of th^ J>oab and plac-^
d in the warehouse for delivery
.a the various consignees.
JOL'BLH TOURNAMENT STAGED.
The White Pass Tenuis Club will
s'age a double tournament na\t
■>aturday on the White Passi courts,
i hoae desiring 'o eater and compete
.a the tournament will oblige by
.lOtilyiiig the secretary not; later
lian Friday afternoon.
Members of the clu(> are playing
some suappy tennis these days and
si'ort fans are anticipating a warm
contest in this set .which/ will be
played on Saturday.
DAWSON DRAWS A DOZEN
An even dozen were aboard the
i joa'ile who held tickets for I>aw
si,u.. The traffic into the interior
this year Is above that of years
parsed and aa the tourist season ap
proach** it will increase in a cor
. -ispouding proportion. The majority
..f 'lie passengers left on, the morn—I
■ ags train for the Interior.
GOLDEN liOD ON CRUISE
Tne Golden Rod made a cruise
of the canal yesterday afternoon
witft a number of tourists. .Two
hours s'op-over was made at Bur
ro Creek to enable the sports of
toe crowd to indulge in a little
fisiiing. Tli°y reportj that the
water is a little too high; for the
best of fishing.. '
GOES TO PIONEERS HOME
Mr. Hemphill, who has been con
fine'! at the White Pass Hospital
for a month was given his Tel ease
this morning so that he.might make
rtservailons and arrange his affairs
before leaving for the Pioneers
Humo at Sitka. He left on the
Seattle for Sitka.
HAPPY MOTHER OP TWINS
Mrs. Harold Talbot is the ha^py
mother of twin .sons. One was
bcm l ist night, the other a Short
time before. She Is .doing nicely
under the care of.Dr Gable and
Miss Paterson.
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MINA 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 9 P. M.
POPULAR PICTURE PALACE
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Wednesday and Thursday
Universal presftita THK MA.SI ICR KKV.—Episode 4, with Rolit.
Leonard and Klla Hall.
MATTY UNIVERSAL BOY
TIIE REPULSED LOVER.
THE FUNNY MR. DINGLE..
FIVE REELS
Music by J. V. Miller.
On Broadway n^ar Fourth Inclined Floor
Aemisi-ioii <i6<j ana 10c Begins 8:30
Bank of Alaska
Wrangeii Skagway Anchorage
Capita] $50,000 Surplus $10,000
OFFICERS
PRESIDENT .. ~ _ AN CREW STEVENSON
VICE PRESIDENT ... .. „ ANDREW A. BENTON
VICE PRESIDENT J I WESTERMANN
CASHIER „ \V. H. WARREN
ASSISTANT CASH/1.1 { .. .. <iEOR<>E HUTH
ASSISTANT CASHIER .. .. W L. LANDS BOROUGH.
general counsel _. „ Archibald e. stevenson
ATTORNEY H. L. FAULKNER
DIRECTORS
ZOHETH S. FREEMAN,
HENRY D. WALBRtDG E,
ANDREW A- BENTON,
ANDREW STEVENSON,
J. T. WESTERMANN,
P. H. GANTY.
W. H. HEN SON,
, lOLDES** BANK IN ALASKA
THE B M. EEHRENDS BANK
Juneau, Alaska
Capital, $."0,000.00. Surplus, $.40,000.00.
B. M. BEHREVDS. J. R. WILLIS, OUY McNAUGHTON,
President, Vice Pros. Cashier.
Delicious Soda and
Ice Cream Sundeas
Now Served at
THE LIQUID FOUNTAIN
KELLER BROS.
Only Absolutely Pure Flavors and
Crushed Fruits
uur Ice Cream cannot be excelled, it is
made aftQr a famous local receipt