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1;. J SHAW & CO.
Alaska Transfer Co.
CELLING AGENTS.
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HAROLD
FRANK
BEN
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COAL and WOOD
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Office R R. Depot
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DON'T FROG
I'o-aaa V<W'*? Out 40 Cut**
w W. BOUGHTOH
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Cig&rs ' ?>b CO.
Smokers A .icles,
Statione y a "?d Fish
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Steam Laaod^y i
A War* Slkurt
Ufmri KiustvUj
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Raw Furs....
Wi: l\??
lliohrr.cu for rise Mrs
Writ* Par Hrtu Utt
Percy's Fur House
lAIUgat, WlMurair
DON'T FORGET
THE BIG SHOW
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NOTICE TO tIBIfS
U? ui?K Ml tt)?- rttcepUuu ruouti >f
COmPtTtNT iUOGEU
hull IWlan KiJaw- Krrytc lilr
Wji Itritt Spc-oUl _4?et.
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PROFESSIONAL. CARDS.
R. E. KIRMSE,
lirsdu*te of
NORTHERN ILLINOIS COLLEGE
OF OPTHALMCLOGY AND
CoM"Wpond*n<;? solicited.
Mu?(c TMch*rs
M?m M. G. Hindshaw
^ Piano Forte
Nunibei of Beginners
EIGHTH AVE. AND MAIN ST.
Attorn ?k
ROYAL A. GUNNISON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
P. O HO* I. JUNEAU ALASKA
j H. 0. Le fevre
Att> ?rnc> ill La\v
H. P. M. Birkinbine
ENGINEER
U. S. Deputy Land and Mineral
Surveyor
POLLEY BLDC. HAINES, ALASKA
JUNEAU S. 65. CO'S.
KUCCTKiC LIGHTED STEAM
HEATED STEAMER
Georgia
Cwrytn* U. S. M*U
For tierncr* B*y, Juneau,
Huuoa, Tco*ke?, SIUa uui Wayporu
SAILS
EVERY 1 lit SDAY
at 8:00 a. m.
WILLIS NO WELL, Mjr , Juo?*u
W. W. 9UUOUTON Agaal
Hrvfeiwa* aosi Kifth A to. pboae M
SAYS SHAY
BEST ROUTE
IVrry Harding, out of the Cordova
ciK, vfa who arrived ou the Seattle
stated that in his opinion
over inau w?Htld lc^ive the IX*
dova district wuhin teu daya boiMinl
(or the IdUarvxl
Ttuirw is only one route Utlked
about out to the Westward tuid that
m the SktMrmy route, aad Mr.
Hard (as says that at least 3000 moo
would leave during the next two
wouthtf for like uew diggings.
lukkruutkMi by way of telegrams
;utd Kilters has beeu received thai
hail confirmed the U.*tt report* that
have (Vev k>u*ly beeu made ou the
liittanrl ?uut Us rkhue&s has beeu
thoroughly deuHuiblr&led.
Mr Harvliitg aud hu party wiU re
atatu LU Ska# way until the boot*
-?tart rumiiug ou the Yukon.
W. H. HOLMES
HAS RESIGNED
Ou May ith, following the summary
of U. A. Sutherland. U. S. ,
marshal, \V. U. Holmes, Deputy U. S. I
marshal sent iu hi* r<*>i?uatiua to |
take if feet at his pleasure.
Ipou the arrival of Mr. Kfeulkncr
a Skugway yesterday the resignation
v accepted ami Mr. KYed FYmujo!
v*as ai>potuied as his successor iu of- :
Mr. Holzue* trill k?ve ou the first
U at for the Iditarod country to jotu j
his brolherdn-l&w who has a leas
u a good claim tu that district which:
1 aey will work iu partnership.
Olympia beer, draught or bottled. .
at the Board of Trade. tl
tio to the Dominion Cafe in White
burse fur good home cooking. if
Ohukeus, I tucks aud Turkeys atj
Organised effort of all the dtUeus
<?? vw <ts>* can help the town great
ly through the ComuMvU Club. Let
everybody put thoir shoulder u> the
wbA-1 and see if r\??uKs are uot forth
coining
b\>R SALE? Obo bureau, and a
iliwng room s?'t consisting of a table.
< tght chains, and a small buffet. En
quire of Capt. Geo. S. Slmonds, Ft
Seward.
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK ;
SALE
The Pack Train is now selling a
big lot of Good Uoodd at reduced
prices as they are getting too old
to hold aud sell at a profit. Yours,
if Herman Griium
? ?
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
Th undersigned, having tiled his:
fiual account as the administrator of
the .-tate of E. P. Nwodharu, deceas
ed. In the Court of the Commissioner
for the District of Alaska, sitting in
Probate at Skagway Precinct, and
Martin Conway Esquire, such Com mis
siouer, having set Tuesday, July 12,
IS10, at the hour of 3 o'clock in the
afternoon, at the Commissioner's of
fice In the U. S. Court House in said
Precinct, as the time and place tor
hearing said final account, all parties
<U interest are hereby notified to then
and there appear and show cam*) who;
the prayers of petitioner In such
final account set forth be not granted
H. B. Le Pev re,
Administrator.
Hirst publication, May 17, 1910.
I SAY BOYS!
4 If you should ask your
v friend what cigar he
^ liked beet, what would
^ his answer be*
J "El Arabe"
Of course.
Dout forget the number
-42a
BROADWAY, (Near Fifti)
Tony Dortero's
DECKER IS
LAID TO RES!
The funeral of the tote Alfred Dwkj
er wut? hokl today uader the aiwpkvs
o t White ftux lodge No. 113. P. Jt A. I
M. at Leu o'clock this morning.
The luaauna met la their bail at
and proceeded ta a body to the
under taking room* where the beauti
ful ritualistic iw moulrtj were mid
and from there Che body waa convey
ed by the funeral train to the ceme
tery where all that was mortal of Al
fred Decker was laid Co reat by k?viu?
bands.
The Ice Cream Parlor* at the Vt- ?
' una Bakery are now open. Orders
will be filled and deliveries made ;
promptly. Tablet for parties dean- tag
tip.
Max Gutfeld, Prop.
? __________________ ?
U. S- Mail Steamer
Hogg
Carrying Passengers and Mall will
l?ave Skagway foe Uainea
Evary
Monday, WednoaJay and Friday
Returning learea Haines for Skag
way at 3 P. M.
FARE ONE WAY $1.50: ROUND TRIP $2.59
BOAT CAN BE CHARTERED FOR
EXCURSIONS SUNDAYS AND
EVENINGS
Cable Code "Hegg" Phone $6
SKAGWAY
WHAT! THE USE?
What to th? use ta waitiag wfceu
you can call up It^a and get a ride
Lu the hack* Phone 84 tf.
\Vhat"? the us* of burning green
wood when you can call up Itfea and
set a rick ot dry wood delivered sit
once? Phva* ii. tf.
GRAND REDUCTION OF ?TOCK
SALE
Th? Puck Truia Is now veiling *
big tot o t Good Good* >: r*lueed
prices a* tbej ar? getting too old
to tK>l<i and a?il *c a profit. Tours,
t? Grimm
-H-l- I I -I- i -i ii I I >ll M \ I l- I H-I-l I t H !? I I i !?
. HEADQUARTERS FOR FIRST CLASS CAFE 4?
T ATUN-CONRAO STAGE IN CONNECTION
+
ncAuwvfui i ens rv
ATUN-CONRAO STAI
CHOICE BAR STOCK
I Caribou HotelI
E. W. GIDEON, PKOfRIETOB
f NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS Paror?0 V T *F
4. FURNACE HEATED UdlCrUbb) I . I . y
> + + + + + + + + + + + +H* + + + -H* + + + + + + 4
+ +
^ MANiryAcrcaKK or alaska souvkniks and 4.
' HUGOS? JKWELKY CUK10S OF AU KINDS ,
+ ***
* r> f? 1/ r n m go.d and +
PC l/fTD M 0?'D AND T
. tl . (\ Ll 11 IN , SILVERSMITH f
I SILVER & COPPER HAND BEATEN NOVELTIES %
Spoon*, Bracelets, Paper Cutters, Napkin Rings ^
4. Paper Weights, 4.
+
j Native Carved Ivory Handled Carving Sets +
t beautifully Carved Walrus Teeth Novelties +
HS* _ "T"
Watches and Diamonds, Silverware, Cut ^
4. Qiass and Hand Painted China 4.
*J* + + + + + + + *i' + 4, + 4* + ,i, + + + + + + + + + 4* ?
Provide For Your Future
Two Factors Enter In The Question Of Successful Investments
YOU MUST RECOGNIZE THE OPPORTUNITY-THEN SEIZE IT
1 . ? l?< nt you with the opportunity and ask you to give it your thoughtful attention ? it de
deserves it
! : Trt son, of \: ? dford, in the famous Rogue River Valley of Oregon, in the National Apple
show, ooJup?-utiott t>pen to the world, won the sweepstakes Banner and prize of $1,000.00 and the
title of "AWLS KING OP THE WORLD."
!au txlia ly 1 wAc, besieged by Lu^uh-ies in rwgurd to investments. in trtat lands by people who did
not w -b to leaw their homes and occupations. The outgrowth of these requests was. the purchase of
s W.iVh :>ro - rty at Ka.jle Point and the incorporation of th ROGl'E RIVER COMMERCIAL
ORCHARD COMPANY.
F\>rty a. re-- of this property is iu two year old trees and seventy acres in one year old trees. This ac
beet diMded :nt<- units, itich unit representing one-half acre, at a valuation of $t>0 0.00 an
acre, or $300.00 j?er unit, on the following plan of payment:
1 Unit $ 300 $ 20 Down $ 7 Monthly
2 I'nits 600 40 Down 14 Monthly
3 Dntb 900 60 Down 21 Monthly
4 Units 1200 80 Down 23 Monthly
5 I'uits 1500 100 Down 35 Monthly
10 Cnits 3000 200 Down 70 Monthly
T!h> company outers into a contract with you to take care of the property covering a period of five
<4u-s, wiUiouc cost to you of oik> cent, after which time it will be in bearing; after the expiration
of the tive years it further contracts to give the orchard the most expert attention possible. In rernun
? ruuo ft r wh h. and for all labor involved, it will receive 12"-s per cent of the net profits. The unit
holder* will divide amongst themselves annually 87 Vi per cent of the profits.
In Forty Months Your Unit Is Paid For, Before Then ? It Begins To Pay You
tv i uvea which have b? n planted between the young Apple and Pear trees will begin to bear the
s< L>>! 1 >>v.r, a: will bear fully the third year, and the entire revenue from these temporary trees WILL
BE i'.\i ? TO THE I' NIT HOLDERS, less picking and packing costs ouly. You will see by this that
jour . .. !. Lds will start before you have completed your payments. These Peach trees Me cut out when
the Apple and Pear trees come into beariug, as they are of no further value.
Each unit, when the orchard comes into full bearing, should pay not less than $300.00 or 100 per cent
iuu on the actual money invested, and in all probability it will pay not less than $500.00 per unit
annually. This souuds big but they are doing better thau that.
The farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank of Med ford is Trustee for and kx>ks after and conserves the
best interests of the unit holders.
You cam*)t lot... your money, if at any time you are unable to continue your payments, as full pro
vision is made protecting you.
This from the Medford Mail Tribune, March 12, 1910.
H. B. Tronson, Apple King Of The World, Forms Com
mercial Orchard Company
Mr. H. B. Tronson, of the orchard firm of Tronson and Guthrie, announced today that he has closed
a ikul f?r the famous Walch property, near Eagle Point. This deal has been pending ior sou*i time,
d si vral ot nsr parties have been trying to secure the property. It is one of the finest pieces of
orchard laud . the valley and Mr. Tronson feels very much elated by his success in making tlie buy.
J . . a mile from litis place is the Bradshaw orchard, which has long been one of this valley's heaviest
>r\\iucers, and a mile further on is the orchard with which Messrs. Tronson and Guthrie won the
('. ra.;;d Priie at Uk- National Apple show last November. Mr. Trooson has plans for this new property
\ h a t rach.-i novel to this valley, although they have been proven successful in other fruit sections
i.-s plan L, to form a Commercal Orchard Company and to allow the public to subscribe for shares in it.
"Hurt- fc no doubt that such a proposition will meet with immediate favor, because Mr. Tronson
7t carded here as one of the Rogue River Valley's most capable and successful orchardists, and his
r for sound business judgment and square dealing is much more than local. He exhibited let
t .r - , \ia> from people all over the country asking him to promote just such a proposition, and requests
fro :, several local people who want to join in the enterprise. Mr. Tronson has decided to incorporate
his company as the Rogue River Commercial Orchard Company, of which he will be president, and will
personally take full charga of the orchard property."
I have visited and examined this property and have invested heavily la the units. It is good enough
for me. What do you thi*vk about it?
Space is tt? limited to no into full detail, but If you are interested in securing an annual income
from a district that has ne known a failure In 2t? years: hi an investment that costs no interest or
taxes; in a property that doev. not interfere with your regular work, let me know; make an appointment
to meet me if you live in Skagway, If out of town, write me, and I will see that you receive literature
and also show you beautiful p/otos of real orchard scenes such as you may own.
YOU HAVE TWENTY DAYS TO MAKE UP YOUR MIND
Geo. A. Rosenberg, Sole Representative