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OTFTCIAL CITY PAPER L S. KKLLF.lv PuhlUhn
Admitted as mood ctan mxil mat tar Julr S, 18W\ at Uie at H knew ay
G>|>y tar ?htOire of advertisements must b* in by 1 oVkvk p. m. to Insure
Insertion nmf dsr. W Adrwtisirm r*tw on Application.
8atecfl9tk? Rat* Tbrt* months by bmlII 1.24
Om aaocU by audi ?. 7S j SU mouths by mkil 4.50
Om mobU by o*rri?r l.HjOne jVr by mail 9.00
SUBSCRIPTIONS AND 4DVfCHTl?tt iKXTS RKCKtVKD BT:
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K. w. Old ?>oa OarcroM. T. T. K?)iw Dru* Co .. .. HsJnos. Afefcka
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
Where ro ths *raat Vtnrtr.laji*
grave
lAvt down the ernhn-y'e
rrr?
And br h? H?"d IVMrnw w*v?
la God a ko?C r*M h* ereMler tM*.
A hirad-od r?n Inn mu(M rt
mM
To Mot thfca m?r>ho.>r? rtov^
Mr*
That Maaoned dutr * stahilasa ?kl?M
And m< a Mar la ko??r'< *k y.
So warrior prtta dl*turh?><t his p*?~T'
Nor jOaoa nor pta He loved tl?
Hto how*, the rku*. his land s t?
cnaw,
Tha adapt* nth that utw* rH)?
And yet for us an km twiM |ivt
Ha (iv> with that wtak-h M\w
dVf?
Tha rf* thrv>u*h which r*?t na
tions Hva.
Th* DMm( gift of sacr iflea.
With traa fcutninrr ho liaiiij
Tha fr*rrf of war. the art of ral".
And. cahntr patient. Mow It wrutl
His Nnvmw <n lih'i l?r*?
nil I
WeJl mar we honor htm wha soi ?:hs
To lira with on* unfantng al-a
And (Mm) at Ml anasfced. *n
Kitorh*.
I? dutj "a rath the Jew?t fa?n?
RoM by a.n aversion to Taft i?
to the fetter's unfair twowi of
Alaska. Walter W. Lijticott. f irmer
editor of the AMstet had at
prosent time owner and editor cf the
Fuse? Proftrw*. announces the an
friendliness of his publication to the
rudMarr of President Taft fir re
ejection fa the foiJowrnc editvA:
"I* view of possible 'barrets' ta
ope* It U not peneraily considered
pond Journalistic policy to pic* *
candidate early Sn the oampaicn ? or
ta*Ur not be fore the ca.mpa.ipn starts
Opinions of The IVopreeis. boater,
are not infSnenced t?y the possibility
at poiKto*; advertising and we wee
ao imsb for longer deferring: an
anamncemest which has kv>c be?n
in our minds to make
Tader no coaMdenujone wilt the
Pmrrv-w support William H. Taft
should he be the presidential nominee
of his party Our reasons for this
are amy. bat they may be suEamar
ised briefly by sia::ns we beBeve bin
otter tr ?afK for the high offkv he
bow holds. Taft. personally, is prob
ably honest. Pat sine* hsa elevatioa
to the presidency a crowd of re-nc
ttooary standpatters have been his
counsellors and his career has been
neither a credit to himself or his
ooontry
"la the Bai2a#er-Pinobo: ficht.
when Taft stubbornly sasteined the
actions of this political Oliver Twist
who was thrust into his cabin** for
no oth?r purpose than to throw open
Alaska to tootia? corporations; is
the presidents refusal of patronage
to iararpent coocreosmeo; in his
frequent, expressed atctnde on the
pro?rwive towWncy of the people
towards obtaining jtovemmeatal re
form, Taft has shown himself ab
aofcitoly oat of touch with the people
His endorsement of the Payne AKJrich
bill was his first step in this coarse:
ha recent New York speech tonadt
the lassppente "aeorotic and des?a*o
gum indkav* he is stiU bHudly fol
lowing the woe pathway.
"Taft has no chance of re-election.
Kven the probability of his being re
acaniaated is remote, now that the
astute Otf. Roosevelt has ealered
tha lists Hot shooM Taft be aWe to
topee his own candidacy wpon his
party by the a*d of the machine coa
tmlW southern delegate, be will
bo badly beaten by WttN* or Dark,
akoald the democrats wisely select
eKfcer of those candidate*, No one
at all la toor* with the *e?tfeac?t of
tbe country j?an ftjresoe ary thine bot
a hwaiNatutf defeat ia stone for Taft
ia cMe be befwBOes his party's can
didate
"la any event Tbe Pt**T?as caa
oot cawdeiieoosiy support Taft vad
? S. Weir *1tc!wll
ANT1-TAFT,
n wia w<
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
yy*H E N a ntBD doesn't kMV whHt to
do licit bp asks his wife and tbe?
doesn't do It
The close of leap rear probably win
show just aa many old maids a* the
beginning Tin* makes a new supply. [
Ifevwy man were a* good awl smart
as his mother knows be is the millen
nium would Indeed he bene
The own wbo can make two excuses
(TO where only one went before Is
smoothing his road to something
Some men bare to hustle hard to ret
money to pay a lawyer to keep some
one else from taking the products of
tbeir labor from them
Be sure yon are right and then
pound Into the rest of tlte world.
The people wbo think before they
speak seldom get the floor
Keep op yoor courage, bnt remember
that yon can't do it by hiring some one
eise and patting him on the Job.
Never mind about yesterday: II* your
Bind on tomorrow and go to It.
ADMINISTRATOR S NOTICE.
Having tills day been appointed by
the Ho?. Marttm Oonway, United j
Slates Comm?skMer, and ex-offlrio
Judge of Probata, for the Skagway
Precinct. Adminlatiaior and Kxeov
trtx. with tlie will annexed, ot the es
tate o { Ida Fried tager. deceased, no
tice la hereSy given to aJl persons
iiavlng claims against the estate of |
said de?oede?L to prea??i the same
in itemized form duly authenticated,
on or before six months from this
date, as the Jaw directs, at the of-j
fice of Phil Abrahams, 4th A venae.
Skagway, Alaska
ESSIE MILLER,
Administrator and Executrix
of the estate of Ida Fried -
injrpT. deceased
first publication, Fleb.
Last publication. March 18th
COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
from Shaft No. C. OysAec Bay Mines
at Ladymith. the highest grade
household cobJ of ail the B. C. fields
58.^8 FIXED CARBON
Perfect Combusttoa. I niform Heat.
Light Ash
On and after July 1st, 1910, we
shall offer this coal, selected and
traded as toBows: ?
Double Screened and sacked . . $13 ton
Screening? t sacked* 8 ton
Screenings (balk) 7 too
Above prices Include delivery
Moore s Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
'Phone 10. Skajway, Alaska.
"?? ii mi" y ? 'I '??' mm 1 1 n
Flavoring Extracts
If you want * flavoring Extract that te far nupertrr to t j you
buy anywhera alao, wa bar? U?.m and tell them at you pay
for Inferior brands.
Vanilla. Lamon, BtUar AlmoWa, Orange, Raapbrrrjr, Straw marry.
Ha nana, Gi&gar, \Vtat?rgT?an, and Roaa.
WILLIAM BRITT
> ?a? ??????
PROFESSIONAL CAR Ok
Attorney*
ROYAL A. GUNNISON
Attorn ey-AULaw
P O. Bo* K. Juneau, Alaska
H. B. LE FfiVRE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Commissioner For Yukon Territory
to Take Affldaviu
Skafwar, ? Alaak*
STEVE RAGAN
Attorney at Law
HAINES ALASKA
DectteU.
OR. L. 8. KELLER
DENTIST
Moat Modern Method*.
Open Ev?nln*?.
Office Hour*: Ml a. m. l-? p. m.
Ajaakan Building, ? Broadway
SKAGWAY, _? ALASKA, j
Dental Supplies.
M. F. PATTERSON A COMPANY
In ?
DENTAL 8UPPLIE8
283 Waiter Bldg., Seattle, Wub
Older* by mail or cable will n
c*:\e prompt attention. CataJogu {
cju request
Mualc T MChem.
MISS M. G. HINOSHAW
Taecber of
PIANO FORTE
Special Terms lor a I.lmitcd
Number of Beginner*
EIGHTH AVE. ANP MAIN ST.
Go to the I dominion Hotel. White
hone. Y. T , for good hotue cooked
luteal*. Mr*. H. Ke;Sey, Proprietress. 1
The Table d'Hotr ffJnfcer at the
Pullen House 1* batter than ever
Why don't you try 1L You are wel
come. tf.
FIRE SALEi F I h E SALE.
WOOD TO BUF? N
?ood Dry Pianklag tor Ssmn:>r
Special price thin mnntb
? 2.00 PER n CK.
S*. ? HERB TA ) R? Phon< j
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
From this date on all calls hi tend
ed for Henry Frledenthal. the Indfr
pendent Expressman should be made
to seven-six (76) and your call will
receive Immediate attention. He as
discontinued his office at the Boush
t-*n Ctgar Siore.
GREAT Ci EARANCE SALE
Sold at a Loss! Malt Rainier, 20 ;
cents per bottle. Especially prepared
fnr sick people and Invalids, and ex
oellent for nursing mothers. Only
two barrels left After that price wl]
be 35 cents per bottle.
Pack Train Bar
> Relieves CATARRH of<
tho *
BLADDER < !
and all <, j,
Discharges in ?
24HOURSJI
tmiU'lfeiu.
WW
C. E. Bogarclus
Assayer
<?
CoM A SUrer $1 00
GoM. SlJrer A Copptr .. ? <>0
Cynr.'.fJp *nd Millie* Taste.
W
90 Colnmbia St.
Seattle
SHIP YOUR
RAWlFURS
TO THE
IWItAFOUS,
W . .e lor Circu lar
MINN.
A-. ika Fur* a Specially
Very Top Prices P*id.
Make - TriaJ - Shipment
THE
Magazine
that makes
Fact
more fri?~inating
than
Fiction
"IWIIIHI ao YOU C*??
unnmtwj rr ??
Pa GREAT CnnKo..".! Stmr <*' lt? V>V-M'.
J IWw !?iuch V jU TB2T rwsifw ?'
*nv UTio. and viitc't Irul
iorerer, m running in
Popular Mechanics
Magazine
.Vis ren rtwiinc ft? Two m "i?*n rf y-nrr
H gHtxmarr.a dit i-l The favor** rr; ?
?l if'^iivinds of the hdlt Arnrr-i in hoi!?i J:
.;\K'5? u> a!l cJassea?oid and Ttspur- HBI
? -^r "c-,?\habt *tit> kne* ' i:. w,.:
?*aat to know.
as o ivwra cach ?!*m: ?oo ptcntan
too AKTto.es or i?Tt?ti.T
T e ' Sl?np Ndltt" ' .
~v? essv v ?"% tc do vh*nf?- how tr? r - lw
1 ?it?clr? for htirce nrd shop, rer- etc.
'AwttwHulwiiict " (M pain*) tf" Viw tc
ft'nS
i .it
i?j?a art* vub?i. atifc >.e con
Ttm K t??ta?w
w-T-ru r-sa rr.i* cr.-e?H.s e
; M CS?
MT'CllAlW**
rinsEAU h. a
F7.KCTHIC UC - T
HEATKP STBAVl
fuiytagU S. Mai
For Bn'net prfc<- t Rsy JinrtA,
Hftorva. "ViiAke- , S V ard v ? nrwtf
SAILS - ;
(HOM liKAGWAY
Mtnt 5, l>, 13, 21* 27.
rt i:0C ?. h*i
WILLIS NOVr KUU Mr" ,J?w>
H. HARTWIQSEN, JigmA
Uroadwajr ami Fifth At*. 'PhontM
MOORE'S WHARF C<?
Terminus W. P. it T. Route.
AllSvtithbouudSteamert?Arrive and Depart From Thin 1>* ck
REGULATIONS 1910.
Warehouses open tor delivery of merchandise from 8 a. m. to 5 p. ra.
Perbbables ONLY delivered cm Snndav or nt night
All fright shipments destined southbound must be Accompanied by a
SHIPPER? MANIFEST (paper* can be obtained at the IT. s, cvt
toms office) and must be delivered before 5 p m. No freight *yi be
r>e<>ired on the wharf after this hoar. t
BAOGAE? Tolla aill be collected on CHECKED RAOGAGE ONLT.
No charge tor bag* and rri?w when unchecked.
The wharf ( nUe will be cjoeed to the public when Reamer fe nearing
dock and a-ill be opened when passengers have disembarked.
Wharfage Tariff can be had on appH< atton at office on dock.
P. O. Box 17S. E. 4. SHAW, General Manage
TheWhitePass &Yukon Route
TIME TABLE NO. 2ft.
No. l, N. Bound. 1st class Mob- No. J, 8 Bound, 1st class, Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday day, Wednesday and Friday
8: JO a m Leave* SRACCAT Arrives 3:20 p. m.
U:1S p. ?- " WHITE PASS Leaves 1:45 "
11:11 - " LOO CABIN " 12:4? ?'
i*:#5 - " BENNETT " 1M6 -
1:M *" * CARIBOU - 10:25 v m.
S: 45 " Arrives WHITEHORSE Learss 8:1| '?
Passengers seast be at depots la time to have baggage inspected
and checked. Inspection Is stopped >0 minutes before leaving tine of train.
150 pounds of baggage will be checked tree with each full fare tick
et aad 71 pounds with each half tar* ticket.
STEAMERS FOR
\ ? a Seattle, Tacoma
\ eMfiw, V#wnwv?. A nw "*??*, btliintfitm
? ?!. Qlrmpia, Port Tow mewl. JWxK
r. k-M, Smtta BmWi, Mn?i
. x- Angeles, San Diego
C D. DUNANN. p. T. M.
W 2 Mark* St., S?l FrwWi)
! ?* cStH* (M S?fc?cl?fa
r AfLINGS WILL BE
5. 5. Ct acao March 3 - 15 - 27
j C7?y cf Seattle March 31, April 13
25, May 7-19-31
Spoke i.c April 7 19 May 1 13 25
\ .v x A^nt. 2 id ?fe Br>nriway, Hkagway
Alaska Steamship
Company
CARRYING 0. 8. MAIL AND WELL* FARGO EXPRESS
Hex'. ?alHag of tb? Cut pmwpr *t?ua?r
SS, JEFFERSON,
March 9-20
Company re&ervm the rl?At to ch*a?? **iUng datag without n otW
TELEPHONE NO. M. C. B. QUPTILL, AGENT.
r
2 ,
f Canadian Pacific Ry.
(B. C COAST SERVICE)
Sailings From &'K&gway
?W)?' o en?r.i/ ?ltjoai no
1 -4
I wi
crew
SS. PRINCESS MAY
| Feb 28 March 13-23 April 2
^ __ . ___ .
r. r, :u& Seattle via Prince Rupert
I
F. F W. _OWLE, Aq nt
? . .. ? ? rq
i ship Humboldt
Will {Sail From
i SKAGWAY for SEATTLE and Way Port?
MARCH 19th
i!?t# rabject to cbaiiffa wltbo?l aotle*.
'HOUGH TICKETS HONORED
j ?-*f a CfRc?: H. HARTWIGSE.N
Phon? 9-0. 5th and B'd'/y, Bktgw-y.
*i\vrou$\v ?>vwe W /Jf
Wvt &T\.\efvoT
D'vredC/OTvnecVvoTV
'iWou^V. WcKe\s
For Atlin, Whitehorse, Dawson
And all Lower River Points in
Alaska and Yukon Territory
Train Service Monday. WV.; , - y and Friday Between 8KAGUAY and WHJTK
IIORSB. Train s r\ W- - v and Friday Itotwetn) WHITBHOR8S and
SKAGUAY.
Qarrying Pasnenjjei ?*. i?a ?? \f a Rxpr -=?. Connecting With Finely Appointed
Lakfe and Riv.<r m ; <? all Pointa in Alaska and the Yokon.
?tagga$re bondod thro ^ p* to aH point* in Alaska, Canada A U. 8.
Write for ! >?? i : tiv?- I ratnrfaud Summer Kxcamion Rate*.
IHJFF1C DEPIiRTKESI, 8. 1. BOM, REM.
Vanootr pr, n. 'a:..'; - . , ,n- -j- llinln
c. w.ca tourist in.
Sk*ffu?7, Aliwka.