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. SEHRENDS BANK
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Junsau, Alaska
OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN ALASKA
A consistent policy pursued for more than a quarter of a
century bus been rewarded by steady and uubsian
tial growth until this Bank has now oyer
one and one-half million dollars re
sources and depositors in
every part of the
Territory
George
Harvey
v.i n ever $2,230 out of $3,250 which he took to the city
wrapped in a salt sack and pinned to a trouser's leg. He
lost it- ' bluing along the streets, and his unique "safe de
pository' indirectly leaves him short exactly $1,000.
How much money is lost each year because people will
not d-?r s t in b.inks can never be ascertained. If you have
saved up some money, don't take chances with it. Bring it
to our Bank.
WE HANDLE GOLD DUST AND BULLION
! BANK OF ALASKA
| WRANORLL ^ ANOHORAQH
ALASKA
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LITTLE CHANGE
IN WAR ARENA
NEW YORK, Oct. 23 — Ambas
sador Sharp palled from this port
Saturday; afternoon. for France,
w-ere he will resume his consular
duties. Before sailing' he was be
selged with] presa representatives
to give them anj Interview on the
war conditions on the contin
ent. Ambassador Sharp weighed
his words very carefully. Thei BUb
stance of bis interview was that he
had noticed but* very] little change
iri the war conditions within, the
las* year. He thinks that the
western front is in, a terrific dead
lock and nothings short of gun
powder an|d force can) break this
deadlock. "It all depends on who
can mow men, down the> fastest,"
said Mr. Sharp.
BIG SIEiER
ABANDONS TRIP
SEATTLE, Oct. 23 — A serious
accident to «he highj pressure cylin
der in the engines of thej big steam
er Alaska oil) its last trip downs the
Alaska coast is reuponible for the
abandonment of^lie prop06edb trip
to Xtw Yoru via the Panama Canal
The big ship was scheduled) to
sail for New York thru the artifi
cial waterway. Freight cargo had
already been solicitedaudi the ehij
was to have been, loaded for the
long journey. On, its southibound
trip from Alaska it was overtaken
with, engine troubles. It limped in
to. th's port where ani examination
was made.
mexigOnoer
MARTIAL LAW
ATLANTA, Oct. 23 — Proof that
Mexico is now uuder martial law
has been obtained by the peace
commission which, is.' silting in this
city. The decree abrcfeated and
annulls all personal guarantees
wh'cu' have beeni made and furth
er nrovides summary] punishment
far many offenses) which) were not
hereioiore covered by the law.
OHIO WILL BE
BATTLE GROUND
NEW YORK, Oct. 23—W. A.
Gilmore of Nome, Alaska, believes
that t.Qe state ofl Ohio will he the
real bar Me ground in the coming
elt-ctliL. "Illincig will go for the
Republicans, but there ig an, ap
parent deadlock in the Buckeye
State," said Mr. Gilmore when) be
ing quizzzed,1 here today.
Mr. ^ilmore hag been) swinging
thru tl » middle west wlthj Hughes
campa.vners and ha« made a close
and n^-sonal study cf thei political
cOTdi ">ns in the middle west. "The
eavt w'll be strongly Republican
* a4- ia a, foregone conclusion. Demo
crats will poll a heavy vote in the
so^ith. It will he nij\ and tuck in
the middle west to see who wins
out,"ho further added.
Out Ladies Fall andi Winter
Coats are now on display. Will
Clayson. 10-23-2t.
Th? Humboldt is booked to
make this port tomorrow. It will
clear for th<e south, tomorrow- af
ternoon.
THE REAL TEST
02 Herplcldc Is In GIrliz It a Thor
ough Trial.
There is only one test by which to
,'udge of the efficiency of any article
and that la ty Its ability to do that
vMc> it 13 Intended to do. Many hall
.Igcrs may look nice and smell nice,
ut the point Is—do they eradicate Dan
.ruff and stop falling hair?
No. they do not. but Herp'.cide does,
ocause It goes to the root of the evil
.(1 kills the germ that attacks the
\pllla from whence the hair gets its
e.
Letters from prominent psople every
here are dally proving that Newbro's
ierplcide stands the "test of use."
It Is a delightful dressing, clear, pure
ind free from oil or grease.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 1\s. in
Btamps for sample to The Herpleid. Co.,
Detroit. Mich.
At all Drug Stores.
One Dollar bottle, guaranteed.
MIGHTY RIVER
CLOSES GATES
River trftnelpart^lonl will close
today upon, the arrival InI White
he risq of the river steam org Dawson
am Nasutlln. They; arrive^ In
Whitehorsei thfe morning. 3hoTt
lv aKerwards tbej Btearn monster
tooted, its wbistlei and galve! a lurch,
the coaches) gradually; moved, gajth
ed momentum and 6|ped) over the
rails, skagwayi bound. Thg clicikety
click of the wheels spinning over !
the rails sangj a, farewell Bong to J
those on board) who) weriel foirever <
saying £00d-lbye to the; Interior and t
to those who contemplate 011 re- J
♦urning neat spiring, it added a hvok *
of cheer and) wishes (or a best i
winter. 1 \
The1 inbound train] tonight will 1
be loaded to) the brim withj inter- -
ior riassongers anxious to) make (
connections fop th«| south'. The
majority of those on boanxU will '{
connect witty thei steamer Prince i
Rupert an'd| leave: for their south
eru terminals) tonight.
The river steamers will be haul
ed uuon the banks of the mighty
Yukon and left <0 winter. Hoary
old winter will drop southlward and
cast its snofay blanket over the
earth. The river will close up and
interior transportation! will revert :
to the stage andi dog team. Next '
spring the ice will break, the
steamers will be launched and the 1
rushing tide of interiors will
swing tb/rui the portal gateB of this
ci'j, anxious to get intoj the heart
of the country wbich| they were so
anxious to leave a Jew mootha be- ;
fore. ' 1 j
RIVER MEN OFF
FOR OUTSIDE
River men have flocked, into
akagtv&v and ■jvill make connections
with tae Prince; Rupert for the
south. Amcng gome of the river
me.n who have already purchased
their tickets are; R. E. Thayer,
W. A. Blaln, J. Teresin, Jas. T.
Gray, B. F. Boyhor, W. F. Hoelah
er, E. J Mann, J.Hinile, R. Fos
ter. O. W. Bean, J. L. Cummiiigs,
R. Foster, M. Campbell R. Ander
son G. A. Spaulding T. R. Walsh,
F. Morris, H. Harrldks, W. Ryann,
W. F. Howe, W. Cok, J. Fo-x, H.
C. Bauj-hman, W. Banes, Wm.
Sco use, Capt. Turnbuli, Captl Doug
las, j, Morrison, J. Sautine, R. Hal
lentcn, F. Gildon.C.StanikinSy J. R.
Marshall, jf. C. Vey and J. P. Mor
rison. . '
KRAU8E MOTION FOR NEW
TRIAL WLLL BE ARGUED
Th& motion, of Ediwtard, Krause
for a new trial in the Plunkett
case wa.- argued^ Saturday morning
a*. o'clock. Knause was con
victed of tjw murder oif James 0.
PJunkett and the motion; for a new
trial is based on allege^ errors on
the part of the court anld District At
torney luj admitting evidence and
failure to give certain instructions
to *he jury.
this Dart sometime Wednesday. *
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The Alameda, Js expected to call i
at this port oni its southbound. trip s
Wednesday; morning'.
T/ie C.it^n of Seattig nails) from J
Seattie tonight for( this port. It ]
cajriee a heavy] passenger list, as (
far uorthi as Jluneau/ but its! list
for this port islighjt.
The So!phia< left Vancouver' Sat- ^
ur<?ty night at 9 q'clock. It is
now steaming] nom-ard for Slcagway,
It carries a heavy freight cargo,
mcst of whichi is for interior mer
chants.
Edward Tietjen, a White Pass
man a the) interior, will be a
southbounid' pflBsengeit Monday nigl1<
on t*ie Prince Rupert. He| secur-'
ed I eeervationB foij thirty) soiuth
tound pasBengerfl on) the Rupert.
Our Ladies Fan and Winter
Coats andl nolw on dismay. Will
Clayson. 10-23-2t.
NOTICE W. C. T. U.
Regular meeting of the W. C. T. ,
U. tomorrow afternoon! at three
o'ciOck at fchq headquarter rooms.
Members urged to attend. (
You may be short or
tall, slender or stout,
but you can always
be correctly corseted
with a "Warner's"
51L. A. Harrison Co.
Phone 55
Store closes 6 p. m. Satur
9 p. m.
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Monday ajul Tuesday
Victor Univcjrsnl jat^entK HIS LAST CHANG. — A virile imws
pajier drnina| with Leah 15 aird, Al«v-&nde^ Gaden, W. J. Furw
guson. Produced, by FVank Crane.
ANIMATED WEEKLY NO. 1 0253.
Sterling presents THE TAIL OF A HAT.—Produce*! bji Gw*rge
Nichols.
FIVE REELS
Music l»y Mrs. C. Olson.
On Broadway near Fourth
Inclined Floor
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8:30
GALLED BEYOND
II. J. MciHuglies of the Atlin dis- I
rict responded to the call of the
;rim 'reaper early Sunday morning
.nd mushed over the trail which. |
g-ads to the final resting place. Mr.
iIoHugbesi recently) arrived iuj this I
itv from the interior and took
[uaiten: at the Portland House. He
iad been; suffering from a cold
rhlch seemed fo haye settled on |
lis lungs.
Dr. Gable was summoned' early I
lunday morning but he was dead [
thPii the doctor arrived. His ill
tes-< must have come very sudden-1
y as he wag in, bed with/ all his
lothes on. Hisi body has been re
aoved to the morgue, it is under- I
tood that he has a son engaged in i
Billing on Ruby Creek. The au
horitieg are trying to get in con
lec'ion with1 his relatives.
A. B.s INSTALL
The newly elected officers for
!amp Skagrvay, No. 1, of the Arc- j
ic Brotherhood will be iustalleed
omorrow night'bi meeting. A t>an
[ust luncheon will be served to
he brothers. The officers) to» be
nstalled at this; meet will ]>e Arc
ic Chief W. L. Stevenson, Vice
Arctic Chief Gordon] Powell, Chap
In E. A. Rasmuson, Recorder W.
3. Burford, Keeper o£ Nuggets,
?ony Dortero, Tnustees A. J. Achi
on, Vincent Dortero, \V. H. Hen
oxi, Fred Fouzo, E. R. Stivers.
)NLY ONE "Bromo Quinine," that is
[ axatlve ftromo Quinine
;ures a Cold in One Day, Grip in 2 Dayr
4^^ on box. 25c.
EQ.Sf.j&rirtres
How's This?
We offer Ono Hundred Dollar!
Rewaid for any Case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Hall's
Catarrh Cur*.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O.
We, the imilerrimieil. have known F. 1.
Cheney fur tin- lust 15 years, and belUv®
)iim perfectly honorable In all busineaa
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations mails by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCB.
Toledo, O.
Hall's Ontnrrh Cure is ! :-.Uen Internally,
acting directly upon I'e blood and rau
rous 3Ut fac< of ih« sv«tom. Testimonial*
lent free. PrVp '.a cent.; per bottlo. 8oi4
by all Drugfrlsla.
Take Hall's rami!" Pllla for con«U#at»*«.
fr'M*
TZtM BKAGWAT
Pioneer Dairy
■. r BEKMAN. Prop.
i THE SANITARY MILK RANCH
The lurgwt ud bo«t coa
duct®d Q^Jrr la i.taika.
Daily eiilpmeaU of pars
milk aream to all polata
em Whlto Pamm & Takoa
Route.
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