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OFFICIAL CITY PAPER L S. KELLER, Publish* |
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E w vJhs^e Oarcrosa. T. T. Keller Drug Oo . . . . Haiaea. Alaska
THE TRIALS OF * \E*S?*PER.
There Tvaa'.y outh; to be aN>ut six
ne?-spapers r?E in Cordon ?i h the
majtasv-roert obufvl monthly Thorv
?r,> s*> wany factions a fa. ti n
'hat ail >iXV;';d h*\o .Ijxfvir Btlily * (
<,VahMk.:ri' r^. * ha; they don t knoa
?N>ii t I?o nc?'sp*por businoss It's df
fic?K to p)e*so ail the po^pie Ail *J?o
? ib*? And for lie pood ro*i>on tha;
a;; pe<y>'e U? tomn, dor. t h i .
to the san:e \ icivs a.; the tine. or
e**en a frrvat part of ifce time \\ hrn
oqo editor attempts to satisfy ai.
el?attt$ bv ;? ce-ta.a to Kve th<
coaf;?ieG>v of th >s<e same \a i'.lainjt
elcftt,- Ti?y oor t retard a news
paper as 'hi J do any otNr pubU>
sor\*oe lasti utjon lnstea.;, many
i U\2iN ?i2 i\ .,vut c. a; a >
ah^iv vV iex< a boa>^.' ifcry \\j pubiu
favor ralie." t-h.ii. an absolaiftv nev
tw*.-? f*. "?r ts Vie dev^.-opiuen; %f
any progress-:*. >\\ ttttr.il> Vn.; O'oB
* hot a p..v.?v,-r 1. .< o*n
ttoflvv f?\.- tJs<> jvTt?;ie.i? of ronntn..
aa ;n4vpe; ?or.t ;>.?>, Ap?t there ar
suarNo * .to tv-ii.> fool oft'en?W b? -
cattm he J.v> rot conduct his ls:>i
a. .-or.. ^ to their Mcas \nd
yet Usese s*?we ;. ? v . r. t . i^k th* r
:ooor> ;r. s- .?rt ? a paper that th,>
tatjrht coa^ der d M';sv'v pu.ijte
vt^oArs.-; T.Vy just ta!k .>Va; i
v via^kan.
VcCH aOO *501. T NCTw vi
?3o\ 0>aSt"s *vci<ie~f;;i pot of f ?
pare* * - r- 1? i w ? -> A'v.ka woa'J
h*v e to pa? .f a teTtTor-al legislature
were a ! .<si to r> off:.;a; u. ir.noT>
tak?* ;r.V> acooc t e 1 erythi3? fxus
fjiic:*; b-> t ;? odo.a;j,^j of the
Indians.
The oaif ?..r.? * :h tb? o"d
oKJ jcir^aecf js it> *s.-TJiarti.'a Ua"
is p^iap to pi < a K:ti h of
oc Alaska it ha> ne^r ur.]^
ob axy previous territory or ^xr
iw^i ?? ar.vV*aa:?s;.
It s>eesa. Mi that Bjsboy Rowe.
ore of Aiaska s p-eatest champi r.-.
?kh?x - k- t vf? *rorc or. the o.ist <
terr.ror>a; goie-naiect The bi>hop
told his VaWi r friends ' I air. in fa
vor of hoice ruie i>c: f-c the life <f
K>e I d.^r. ; see t * :t :s wif tf'
^ay the cott
IVvft k>t a littie thine like that!
worry you Visho- Th^ orjy a Hi .
to the present po1 erament of A'.
asVa ?h:>h arobosiy aJvooate? is a
tnite of a lecisiatttre. ani th^ fedo~a!
govet-najtnt *.ii pay for that N^a-.ise
it a'm-ay<s J?v< ir, every terri"or> Ev
wrtliins e'se will stand iu>t as it
is a>: the '.".tie b ? of s :ver the na
tjocai coxerniBer.t *.11 spend on a
territorial lecisiaru-e ?ocWi ea~ilj
be sa\-*si by loor .ee off a few use
less hure*;h-~ats a d iavesti_-a"iiv:
ooamit;ee? that now pester the ter-|
rlVry ? Va' ,-i V.'ro*.
G??E*T C E4m\CE S^LE
Sold at * Iatm' Ma t Rainier, SO '
cent* p?r bottle Especially prepaml
for nek people aad invalids, and ex
oeitect for enrtunc motiera Only
two NtfNi >efv Aft#r that price wil
be 3- .^ac^ per bottler
Pact Train Par
IV]VK?? Ic? Crvara and K*
rrea.Tr. Kxk. *ith afc-KCy p;:re fruit
JaKxt iknd ccwsfced fruits at the
Vienna Cafe. Bro^way. bet?a.n
nrth and S'.ttk A'Tf. tf
i A R K H cf<
the j
^ BLADDER 5
nr?d ail ?
flOtrjN ?? <
cnuitUrt
'4N0TES
ST SAVIOURS EPISCOPAL.
Ser\ i.x^ tomorrow will bo as fol
lows Morninjt Prayer and Swnion
at 11 a m Rev. G. E. Renijvn will
preach on the subject "Lessons
K*rv>m the l.'fo of a Groat Preacher."
Evening sivvuv a; S p m Subje?t
FVaternalism in Religion " Members
of fraternal lodpps are cordially in
\ .VM Bricht serv ice. good music
Kv*pryone is cordially weh-otne
Thcrv * U1 be choir rehearsal in
s*? Krnr's Episcopal churi h 'his
evening at S p. to. All members of
;h. ? ho;r arc earnestly requesied to
be prefer.* in order to rehearse the
naif- . for .he senior tomorrow.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
The pastor of th?? M, E. ehufvh
hold o.ne niore seniiY befoee his
?'turn to Juneau early in next week
Services at > o'clock Sunoay e\ en
?np $emo& theme ' V PlOgran
i or a l.ite
No servi.vs in the mornng Sun.1a>
school at i; ni.
CATHOLIC
Ke\ r H Tu-neU. paster of ^t.
Mark > church in this city was a
>as>s to Ft. Sewani this after
where he will hold services
> ..ay a??rr.:n.c in the Post. Library.
He w:.l rvtum Monday and with
ex. i ; ' . -r. of Sunday school there
a N' no services at St. Mark's to
morrow
FORTY PERSONS BOOKED
FOR ALASKA EXCURSION
T.UVM x May lf--A special ?x
- -~>ion to \la--ka points for Tacoma
b;;>iness men * ill be given by the
V.aska Coast company. Th* steamer
. m "a". Sampson, with the excurs
ion ;>a-t wi".; leave Taconia at mid
night July S.
Last year a similar excursion ?i<
cor. dooted by the Chamber of Com
n.-'tvr a 1 th? idea proved so attrac
ts e that the steamship oompar.y de
cided to make special inducements
for business men and tourists.
Tlx- tit ket will include a free si !e
trip on th- Copper River & North
western railway. About 40 persons
have been booked and :t is expected
that the vessel's passenger capai'y
*1". be taxed to its utmost,^
MOORE'S WHARF CO
Terminus It. P. & Y. Route.
All Southbound Steamers Arrive and lVj>art From This ! V rk
REGULATIONS 1910.
Warehouses open for delivery of merchandise from S a m. to 5 p. m.
IVru babies ONLY delivered on Sunday or at night
Ail freight shipment* d^fctir.ed aouth bound must be accompanied by a
SHIPPER'S MANIFEST (papers can be obtained at the 1". S. cus
toms office) and must be delivered before 5 p. m. No freight will be
neoei ved on the wharf affr this hour.
BAGGAE? Tolls will be collected on CHECKED BAGGAGE ONLY.
No charge for bars and grips when unchecked.
The wharf gate will be closed to the public when steamer is n oaring
dock and will be opened when passengers have disembarked.
Wharfage Tariff can be had on application at office on dock.
P. O. So* 17V E. J. SHAW, General
The White Pass &Yukon Rout?
TIVE TABLE NO. 28.
No. I, N. Bound, 1st ctasa Mon- No. 2, S. Bound. 1st class, Mon
day Wed-.e?u1ay and Friday day, Wednesday and Friday
S:S0 a m. Leaves SKAGUAY Arrives 3:20 p. m.
10:15 p in. " WHITE PASS Leavee 1:45 " i
11:10 - " LOG CABIN M 12:47 "
12:05 " ? BENNETT " 12:15 " j
1:W ? - CARIBOU " 10:25 a.m.
1:45 - Arrive* WHITKHORSE Leaves 8:15 - I
Passenger* nwt be at d*pot* In time to have baggage Inspected
and: checked. Inspection is stopped SO minutes before leaving time of train.
159 pounds of barrage will be checked free with ea?h full far? ttci
eC and 75 poinda with sack half tar* ticket
??;< *? ? ? ? IHIM
Sure and Instant Death
to Army Woraii, Flies, Moth*, Miliars, Fleas, Roaches. Bed Buffs, Mo#
quitoes, CtltrpiiUn, Ants. Plant Lie* and all plant destroying insects.
Use California Infect Powder freely and these pests will he quickly
exterminated. For sale by
WILLIAM BRITT - .
DRUGGIST
t
SPRING SLUICING STARTS
ON MANY STREAMS
(Continued from Page 1.)
in the creek now, hut no operators
have started to sluice, however, it
is believed that within the a U
week many of the small dumps on
the upper end of the creek wi'l sta:t
to diminish in size rapidly.
IV>me City, April 15 ? Water is mn
ing in the creek under the lnflucneo
ot the wam sun. No sluicing has
started, bu< within a few days Ca
ning & Co., on 4 above, plan to
'urn the water into their boxes.
Olnos, April 15 ? The operators on
the NUrperhead are not prepared to
sluice at this time, but within two
days. It is expected thai the s.-ason
will be in full swine. Two sluice
heads of water are running in the
creek.
Little Eldorado, April 15 ? Shiloin
has not started on the crook as yet,
as it was not until to, lay that en"u h
water started to flow- nt the mouh
of the creek. Hamilton &? Co. ?x
peot to start on their dump within
several days.
Chatanika, April 1"> ? Tomorrow, it
is expected, sluicing will b- twle
way on the lower end of t'l a v
creek, as today there was an esti
mated flow of throe sluice-he^ds flow
ing Into the ChataniVn from Ch arv
Engineer. April 15 ? Se\e al O i '?
heads of water are running in thrt
creek. but no sluicins work hn^ b on
started It. is expo te l th.it V i' ia
on the Owl, will he the iirst to
start
n
?!
! LIKE FiBE
Could Lay Pin in C' .icks. Four Leng
Years of Eczema. Onlv Relief in
Scratching. Used One Set
of Cuticun Remedies.
Hands Entirety Well.
*'t csn tnithfu'- v s.iy Ciitinira TJrmr*
d?r* have roml rr>e four long ve;<rs
of ixwms. AIhmU four Venr* nc ? I
uotK?1 spiw little ninu !i-~ commc <>n
my little finger, arni not giving u anv
attention, it s?- <n Nvanie wi.rse and
spread all ?wr my hands. If 1 would
have them ir. wpior for a long time,
they would b -n l..e fire ,v i li-ge
cracks would . w e. 1 c-t;ld !..v * pin
in them. Aft r using all the snlv* 1
could think of i wnt to three difft ' ".t
doctor*. but c!' did tne no good. 'I ho
only relh-f i r t was scratching.
"So after i ?' -i:ig so rr.u h about o
wonderful < .; .-ura Remedies, 1 pur
chased one < ? plete sot . and fteru-,: -:
;."s my hands w ? re much
y my h-jrds a""e er.tir' 'v
ng all I used." iSignro i
Mi* l tta N tivr, K. F. I>. bj : .:.t;
Lake. Mich Sept. 2t\ It'lP.
No stro- rcr evidence than this could
be given c the success and econoi: >" if
UwCutM u a Kemodies in the treatment
of torti" \g. disfiguring humors if the
.?ir'e hot bath * ih t'uticura
a gentle ane.nting with Cuti
nr-nl >an- often sufficient to
-vvliafe relief in the mo*t di?
< :isf>s and permit rest and sleep
el?e fails. Cuiicura Sk>ap and
it am equally effective in pro
rurifv.ng and beautifying the
alp. hair an<l hands,
?ugh Cutieura 8oap (25c.) and
i Oi'i'ment (.'^V ?.) an1 sold
io'it w, d. a literal samp!"
"h '. ;? ' vok on th"skiri and
m-.e ! hw on application
. I 111. (.urp., lH-j't.
them thnv
iietter. Te
well, one sW
sk in . A
Soap rt
cum C
tp
when
Omtn
pervir
skin.
Al
Cut
thro
Of ' :?
sre.'- .
to V '?
2R. ;
He; ry Fnedenthal Thone 76. Quick
delivery. Baggage and expressing on
short notice, day or night.
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
Pebbjoford and Gibson Rye. Bud
weiser, Blue Ribbon and Tale Rain
ier Beer at the Board of Trade.
BAKERY GOODS.
Rread ? all kinisi ? fre. h from the
oven, cakes and pies, cookies and
doughnuts, in fact a first rla^s line of
bakery poods will be found at 'he
Vienna Bakery, Broadway, between
F'fth and Sixth Avenues. tf
\ ne better arid purer than C.ibson
rye. Rainier and Olyrapla brer. Or
d< rs by phone promptly delivered.
The Mascot. tf.
t.-ROFES8'ONAl. CA RfV,
Attorneys
GUNNISON MARSHALL
Attornoj'S-At-Law
f O. Hox K
H. fJ. LE FEV7E
ATTORNEY AT LAW
IVmmissiomr For Yukon Territorj
lo Take Affidavits
Skti^rwv. \ >%?!:?
STEVE RAGAN
Attorney at U*
HMNES ALASKA
ivnuau
DR. L S. KELLER
DENTIST
Moot Modern Methods
Or?n Kv?niii*?.
( 'fit* Hour*: J?- 12 a. m 1 -6 p. m
V.i'kaii liMili.'hg. ? Broadway
*i\ ^GWAY, ? - ALASKA
Dental N ippi
V F. PATTERSON ? COMPANY
? '>?Jrr* In ?
OENT?i SUPPLIES
-1'.' Walker lUdg., Seattle, Wiub
C'ldfps t>y u.ai. cr
ii ri-quwt
Mu?l? Te*eiie-?.
MISS M. G. HIND3MAW
Tt*<J?Br ut
PIANO PORT E
Special Tertue for s l.im ' u
NuBib of ii'
F iCHT H *Vt. AMP WAIN ST
h SAT'..) STFIAM .i
Kir R' Qfj, H%> .'.in-vi
Hoods Tens** . s kn ?*? ; "*
S its -
FROM IKAGwAV
MAY 2, 8, 14, CO and 26.
?T t : PC ? . m.
WILT, IS NOWRL . vi . db*
STEAMERS FOR
Seattle, Tacoma
Victorm, Van<0v**r, Anacortea, Beliirahr i
Ererett, Olympia, Port TowrwerH, S-w?K
BeHingtiam. ELur'lu. Santa Barbara, M??>- >
San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego
C. W. ANDPCW5, G. A. P. D. C D. DUNANN. P. T. M.
1 13 James St.. Seattle 112 Market St, San Franri?-r
P'<it rHfrrfd ?? cKanr* ll?i?
NEXT SAILINGS WILL BE
City of Seattle May 7 -19-31
June 12-24 , July 6-18-30
Spokane April 19 May 1 13 25 June 6
State of California July 12 24
FRANK ML >1,1). Agent, 'irul Mro^way. Skwgway
j Alaska Steamship
I Company
CARRYING U. 3. MAIL AND WELLS FARGO EXPRESS
Next eftiiln* of ?i? Burt
i
jjj Jefferson, - - May 3, 15, 27
Dolphin, - - May 9, 21
I'lminn? rMMTTH the rijfht to ehMlf tailing <1ftt?a wlthomt notlr?
TELEPHONE NO. 66. C. B. GUPTILL, AGENT.
Canadian Pacific Ry.
(B. C. COAST SERVICE)
Sailings From ?kag'way
10 ehont" ?it.io\n n ?*!<??
ss. princess may
May - 3 - 14 - 24
Vancouver, Vidoru& Seattle via Prince Rupert
P F W LOWLE, Ag-nt
as ssxjcmm
teamship Humboldt
Will .Sail From
SKAGWAY for SEATTLE and Way Ports
MAY 21
Sailing Jate ?ubjeot to chanjr* without notice.
THROUGH TICKETS HONORED
i Peflitle H. D. KIRMSE, Skaijwaj- Agent.
7)8 tV-soLrt Arens ?* Cor. 5th and Broadway.
if WE PASS 8 n I
*5\vrov^\\ ?>Vm \o
W\e iw\euoT
"D'vrec\Co\u\edum
'iVtou^. Wm\s
For Atlin, Whitehorse, Dawson
And all Lower River Points in
Alaska and Yukon Territory
Trnin Service Monday, Wednesday and Friday Between SKAGUAY and WHITE
ROKSF, Train Service Monday, Wednesday and Friday Between WHITEHORSE and
SKAGUAY.
Carrying Passengers, Bafergage, Mail and Express. Connecting With Finely Appointed
Lake and River Steamers to al! Points in Alaska and the Ynkon.
bonded through. Direct telegraphic service to all points in Alaska, Canada <V U. S.
V rit? for Dencrij-tive Literature and Summer Excursion Rati
TMFFIC DtPJIRTMENT.
Vancouver, B. C.__
0. L. OiCKESON, PRESIOEMT.
Vancouver, R. C., and Kkaguay, Alaska.
C. W. CASH. TOURIST A67.
Skaffuay. Alaska.