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OFFICIAL CITY PAPER -E"\_3 L. S. KELLER, Publishe
Av1?itt*a as woe**} c >m mail matter July 8, 1?S. at the a^ka?**v
CV*p5 for change of advertisement* must be in by 1 o'clock p. m. to Insure
inseruoc day. fcT Advertising rate? on application
Tb? Dally AJaskfta c bargee for aT. publications not solicited. which in
dud** all noticed other than cbwreaee or cb an table societies
Three toon lbs by mail J.2t
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l.MjOse year by mail ..>.90
8l'B8CUPTION'S AND ADVKRTlStt KXTS KBOKIVKD BY:
Svbecrtpta-* Kate*
Om monUi by m*U .. ?
Om bobU by carrier .. ..
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? W. GMeoa Oarcrosa, Y. Y. Keller Drug Ob .. .. Maine*. Alaska
OTKMVi THV U\(KR\HU.
oniv
If anyNvflv. thpw <!*?> **v?
poetrv '" to Covertw Oolqaitt. of
Texas, he stands in danger of hav
ing himself mwrtj disliked Which
is aoeounted for hv certain sad eir
(umtiniT*
1'ntU last Thanksgiving I'lay there
was a conx ict in ihe Texas peniten
tiary at Rush, a ponvkt naro<sl Jake
McKtnaev, under * to?i-T**ar aen
tenoe for manslaughter Karly last
fail there appeared in the prison p.v
p^r a poem entitled. "Another
Chance. " to which was attached
* !ie name of McKJnney as author
?5om*or Oo)<*itl read it and ? as
>o moved that ho lifted up his voice
and wept And ? hen his list of :
Thank&givirt I>a? pardons was is
mx-d. !?\ "?r~* n.aio o: Jake McKin- 1
?er led all the rest Jako biitheb
dopanec :'r. m Rush *ith $10 o'
tic tlow or s cash lr. his ^ns
and Lied him to parts unknown
But here comes Leo Mitchell. .4
convict in the Ohio penitentiary .
*:tfc tv-> de? iara' ..->r. th.^t Mckinnej
sw.ped the poem from him The
afor**atd i-eo ;'V - sis that he *rot
It and that ;t ?.is published in the
Columbus poi Mil arj paper about
a year ago Furthermore. he ha>
the word of the editor and the
files of fie pu' n~aiion to hack h,ni
up
It is safe to assume That Governor
Coi<jUitt will no; issue any more
pardons to murderers oa the ground
of poetry He ir.ay even le*r. a lit
tle toward the iousness which
holds that :t is- Ntter for poets
to he kept u^oor restraint than per
mitted to co at large Hereafter
the only *ii to reach him will proh
abiy be hy the petition and beauti
ful-and-teart'ui-pleader route
Ne* York has * momentous is
sue be Tory " * h precludes any
thought oc sack trivial subjects as
the Presidential contest and the pos
sibility oT war * i;h Mexico It is
tr>i^(: to fir <3 o?* which mitlowed
Mrs Astor * occupy the Astor
box in the Metropolitan Opera
Hou=o
After nan has beer bom of *o
tnan. brought up by her. married
br fcer. and piloted to suoeess by
her he coolly turns round and in
forms her that she hasnt inteili
Iten.^e eroaKh to vote.
Any American boy n?a> become
Pre*j?3er.T But considering that a
pre-conventio; >f.r.pa'.wi is aeces
sary no* adays. probably not so
many of them want to be
Possibly. *hen the thrc^-cent
piece oo tries into use ac?in Kas'er
hats *ill be marked down to f*5 ""
H ax ,114: boon kicked around so
much, no wonder Champ's doc can
run some
Pt ->?tua!
rv-?fn- n e Sr^Tww
that man >1 ~ t> \ r-^rfoct a n?a ,
Chine th*t w?n i| ri!" T It wo? 'A
?ot ?lei!r<?r * tr?.v of power The
??t1** ten* ?.?i' i t?r ' V>yed in the |
r?nn:nc It word h*re to be free
from fHctto'v Mot ne?-'.v b?t *!???
hrte{T This man ntM
Rtit the im< h r>e ? n-.1 of n?*-e**lty
have tw ats-t t*>t an -nposs'bi'ity
creative thitoI K abV re rto this -
New Tor* Ar .-h
Ne E?cu?w
"\Te *hV never f>i'e fcoe In another
etah we At ?p~
"XThaf* the matter*"
"Her mother d?erf Hs? *e??k ar>4 ?Tv
re*1rre\! oo that a?>^n:til
"I <Jo?"t *>e hew yvw ran P<*n<e fce*
for that It seems to me that she dfcl
the proper thine "
"I knew rou d think that. But It
her tors to entertain next."
THE SPRINGS AT "HOONAH"
AND THE TOWN TENAKEE
i Ooafttaaed from Pape I.)
W admiration.
I*u the principal bu*ine??s of Ten* i
koe is the taking of baths Armed
*ith a blanket mid a towel. every -
fnv> tuns to the bAth house. Sis hours
oi trw twenty -four arv reserved
tor wou?en. K\en during s|a< k times
Uk> baUts are busy both day and
night.
Tho baths at Tettakee a: e sMnpU
c?'\ simplified. You ail baihe in tin?
same tub or pool, which is a Y-shap
ed gash in Uie solid bedrock. from
the bottom of which bubbles constant
ly I be mineralised water warmed in
the bowels of the' earth. Ttve tern
iwraiure of the water is about 105 1
degrees F., a:hJ as you eater liic ba; h
Ikwo you btvoot conscious of a
Janip heat, and a peculiar odor that
makos yo? think of tho doses of sul
phur aj>d molasses you look when a.
v hU.1 \ fee'ing of depression comes
o\vr you and you begin V> shod your
uuds a process which you continue
until you stand as nature left you.j
unadorned, ready for the plunge. It j
-s hot at first, but you soon ?*rm up
to it. and ar* then ready for your |
blanket \Y rapping yourself from j
head to heels you lie down on a
beite-k and the perspiration jvwira i
from vou until von wonder if it is'
possible that you mi.cnt Just K*r
ba? k into the pool.
Rut. the people of Tenakee are j
not without thoir diversion. In the j
oon'-r of the town is a larpe danoe
ball * he~e every Saturday ntgtot they
catjior to " rip the light fantastic."
Th?v are no sociai distinctions there,
and the dusky maiden of the format
may enjoy the privilepw of Vadie?
-bo?ce by selecting a likely looking
? hite nwui foe a partner
^ B?;N In a Holland
"Thorp rr? s, :t '.???:c? about n trip
throng H.>' : :-d ?Vl-'T yon rrsall nhffl
iT T'" - at ? "C <>.ir ni.vi?>rr
?ai'i a ra v . r?r "In m?:ny pi.r-es the
>ote ? r> rur a? tl>ey k*vt l<eon for
".C*. a;ni nnclos ?ti!! arc the vojme.
Boons ^i;li l?ath? are unknown In
vesd I h<\v . hare v.hi about 4<"? cent*
,n American mwr for a hath You
*?k for the priiiiece of u?inc the tub.
*n?l Jhor v:il up a maJ.1. who htinr*
with bor towels an.1 soap if von have j
none. for you arc nprowd to carry
ho?h w ^ yon Sbe tills the tub. has It
about t' -o r . ' : decree of heat. ami the
faults .srr lo ? .><1. so that if you want
a-.v rnvr- wvr y.Mi don't pet It; also
rh^rr H n-> chan.-e for your traveling j
pa! ?nesVinc in and er.loylnc a hath
without coniinc Thronch wl;h another
cents Von are provided with one
?-and'e a ?!-y and charc*d for It. The
ttcht* po out ear'y In the nlpht, and If
y.>u happ*- to ret up or want to read
y>u have to Ti?e a candle. This does
not ap* 'r to Arr.sro^latn. which la a
metropolian <~!'v ivtroit Free Press.
Henry FYyedeirU*; Phone 78. Quick
ilek'very Bacmpe *.nd exptytwinjj on
short notice, d*y or night.
ATOOR&'S WHRRP CO
Terminus W. P. ft Y. Route
AllSxithbouudSteamerfs Arrive aud IVpart From This I> nk
REGULATIONS 1910.
Warehouses open t<* deHvery of nerchand f?e from 8 a m. to 5 p. m.
rv>r>?b*M** ONLY delivered on Sunday ?r at night
Ail fr-tMsht shipments destined south bo u nd must be accompanied by a
SHIPPER'S MANIFEST (paper* can be obtained at the U. S. cot- j
toros office) and most be deMv?red before 5 p m. No freight will be j
rvoived on the wharf after this hour.
RAQGAE ? Tolls will be collected on CHECKED BAGGAGE ONLT.
No charge for bap* and grips when unchecked.
The wharf gate will be closed to the public when steamer is nearing
dock and will be opened when passengers have disembarked.
Wharfage Tariff can b? had on application at office on dork.
P. O. Bo* 17K E. J. SHAW, Genaral Manager.
The White Pass AYukon Route
TFMV TARLK NO. 20.
(Daily Except Sunday. I
\
I \ RkhihI
1st class
9 So i?. m. Leaves
p. iw.
t*:4A
1-.40
&?'?
?V.V* " Arrive?
Arrives
Leaves
SKAfllAV
TVHITK PASS
LOG CABIN
BRNNKTT
CANMH
u hitrhorsk
Passengers must be at depots In time to have Ravage inspected
and checked Inspection is stopped 3C minutes before leaving time of
trains.
150 pounds of bassrate will be checked free with each full fare
ticket and TS pounds with each half fare ticket
1 weaves
No. 2 S. Round
1st class
4: So p. m.
S:<W
2:30
1:4,%
tt:4?> a. nt.
9:30
Sure and Instant Death
to Army Wormt, Flirt, Moth*, Miller*, Flea*, Roacbe*, Bed Bug*. Mo*
quitoe#, Caterpillar*. Anl?, Plant I -ice and nil plant destroying imect*.
Uk California Infect Powder freely and the?e pe*t* will be quickly
exterminated. For sale by
WILLIAM BRITT
THE DRUGGIST
Preparing For tha Futur#.
-He drink* b?*vlty."
"I know It."
"He gambles"
"I am going to marry Mm to reform
him."
??My jrtrl, listen to me. Try one ex- (
peri men t before yon ilo that."
"What experiment?"
"Take In a week's washing to do |
and see how yon like lt."-Lonisvi!le i
CourierJourna!
Juat tiV? Pek*r.
Wife? Ton know that Mrs Neweotnb
moved In down the street Monday, so
1 called today. Hub? Well, well! How
like poker this "social game" Is. Wife
?How do you mean? Huh? Why. In
piker you also call when yon want to
see what the other person has.-Hoston
Transcript.
Nothing to Pay For.
"When are you iroinu to piy me that
{Is. Sd you owe me?" asked an attor
ney of one of his acquaintance*.
??What 6s Srf.r
"The t>*. S<1 f.->r the opinion yon had
of roc."
"Faith, I never had any opinion of
ye'" London lilot<e
Mutual Satiafactiotv
"What K this* A portrait of Panher
by himself, eh? Si?ems a queer Idea
for a man to pnint Ids own portrait "
"A good Idea, however It l< the
sure*. way to have the art'?t and t h?
sitter both satisfied " ? Ksin?as City
Journal
ltem;?(i.
Honse Owner What' Five dol'ai."
for mending a littie lesk? S? *?rr?
Plumber \'< ?ir. a d> iar f r tbe ? ? -k
?? t ? cotvo t ? the in' '-v a* .1 t ? t" >
away a^'^lu. <*hi'" ;o \e? -
1 never knew any man in my life
who could not t?er:r another's misfor
tune* perfectly like a Christian -Pol*.
COULD II SLEEP
Kill ITCHING RASH
AI! Over Baby's Body, Head and Face.
Scratching Made Sores. Used
Cuticura Soap and Ointment and
Have Had No Further Trouble.
"On July rr, 1 POP. wi- Irft Postort for ?
trtr to Ijirland and Ireland. taknc baby
with us. After beitic In Inland a few d? ?>
? nasty ra?h came out all
over his body, Wo took
him to a doctor who sai.J
it was rhirV^R poi. and
pave us medicine for hin.
1>?- trouble started in the
form of a ra?h and was all
o\ r baby's body. head
and fai . at dtiTennt
times, It irritated. and
he would scratch it with
all his micM. The con
s^m n t wis it div. lop.-d
into sores. and *v were
afraid It wotdd leave
nasty wars on his face.
"When we reached
Fndand t ? took baby to a not her doctor,
who said his condition was due to chanre of
food and climate and par* more medicine.
The rash rot no better. and It u?ed to Itch
and burn at nirht k> had that the rhfld could
rot sleep. He *a* completely covered with
tl at different times. It was at this tim< that
tny mother advi?ed us to try Cuticura Soap
and Ointment After uslnc Cuticura Soap
and Cuticura Ointment for about nine months
the place* disappeared There are not any
?rmrs. or other kind of disfigurement, anil
baby is cotnnJei.-l.v cured by the Cutlcurm
So?p and O ir'nv it. W e ha"" ha.) no further
trouble with baby's skin. Nothing stopped
the hchinr. and allowed baby to sl? p but
Cutlcurs Soap and Cuticura Ointment.''
(S^med^ V-= M tot rot Gtmn. WBurrell St.,
Rotburv, IW>--' M March 12. 1011.
Cuticura S i-m1 Ointment are ?n!-|
throncbo: ? *' ^ "' I, S? ~'l to Potter l>ruc
* Chem. Corp . rs p?. 14 \. Po*ton. f?r fr e
famp.o of tav.i v.v.h i-'-p. Ihx- ou t!.. sk;a.
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
Tebbleford and Gtt'son Rye. Bud
welsor, Ulue Ribbon and Pale Rain
ler lleer at the Board of Trade.
BAKERY GOODS.
Bread ? all kinds? fresh from the
oven, cakes and plea, cookies and
doughnuts, In fact a first class line of
bakery goods w HI be found at the
Vienna Bakery, Broadway, betn-cen
Fifth and Sixth Avenue*. tf |
None better anfl purer than Gibson
rye. Rainier and Olytnpia beer. Or ;
d<ri? by 'phone promptly delivered.
The Mascot. tf. j
prOFEPS'ONal canrtf,.
Attorney*
GUNNISON &. MARSHALL
Allorncya-AMjtw
P O Bo* K. Juneau, \la*li? |
H. S. LE FKVRE
ATTOKNKY-AT LAW
Commissioner For Yukon Ttrritorj
to Take Affidavit
>ka?way. j
STEVE RAGAN
A tt, aiiey at Law
HAINES ALASKA
IXnttala
DR. L. S. KELLER
DENTIST
Moat Movers Methods
Opes Kv?niD?s
Cffir* Honrs: SH2 a. m 1-U p. m.
v..j,kaii Bulking. Broad ?aj
Sk/VGWAY, - ALASKA.
Ueiitai Supplies.
?*. F. PATTERSON ? COMPANY
? Dealer* l a ?
DENTAL supplies
229 Waiter Bldg., Seattle, Wa^-b
Older- by aa.'i or oal>N> ?i!l t
?. rx'ouesi
Music Teac^e-s.
MISS M. G. KiNDSHAW
T^chtsr of
"UNO FORTE
Spts ;ai T? rtoc for a Limited
Number of Beginner?
EIGHTH AVE. ANP MAIN ST.
JTJNEAr S :: CO'S,
HKATPD STKAMRi.
I^rrriri; v s. M?!l
Por i a aes. Bcrcers Bay, Jiin**u, i
'Joitna, Ttr.sitt S ks &nd Wn^iorfa
S MLS
FROM 8KAGWAY
MAY 2, S, 14, 20 and 26.
?t ? :0c
v ILL IS SOWK.Mj, Mgr . Junes*
STEAMERS FOR
Seattle, Tacoma
Victoria, Vmwiia, An?mrt+t, FV!W>???
EnrrrO, Offmpn. Port Towiw*n>i Sowlh
FVNmftam. Eurrk*. S?f.U R?fW?, Mwttro
San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego
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1 13 Si.. Motile 112 M?rk?t St, S?n Frmrmr
V?'<M rpt< rv?j t? eKimv*
NEXT SAILINGS WILL BE
City of Seattle May7-19-31
June 12-24 , July 6-18-30
Spokane April 19 May 1 13 25 June 6
State of California July 12 24
FRANK II. FOLD. Agent, 2nd Brovlway. Hkwgway
Alaska Steamship
Company
CARRYING U. 8. MAIL AND WELL* FARGO EXPRESE
Nrit MJHn* nf <9?? fart ??*???? gmr
Jefferson, - - May 3, 15, 27
Dolphin, - - May 9, 21
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ViBHwrcvxi* -- IJPUI? ? ?
Canadian Pacific Ry.
(B.C. COAST SERVICE)
Sailings From SKagway |
Famous Steamer*
PRINCESS MAY
PRINCESS ROYAL
or PRINCESS SOPHIA
WILL LEAVE SKAGWAY
EVERY THURSDAY
JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER
Subject to change wit. tout o h)o?
Vancouver, Vidoria& Seattle via Prince Rupert
Phone 87 F. F. W. LOWLE, Aflent
[Steamship Humboldt
Will Sail From
SKAGWAY for SEATTLE and Way Ports
JUNE 1
I
Sailing dat? aubjwt to change without iwflc*.
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I HE PASS 8 YUKON W
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For Atlin, Whitehorse, Dawson
And all Lower River Points in
Alaska and Yukon Territory
' Train Service Monday, Wednesday and Friday IMwpon SRAGUAY and WHITE
HORSE Tntiii Service Monday. Wednesday and Friday Bttmn WHITKH0R8B and
SKAGUAY.
Carrying Passengers. Haggago, Mail and Express. Connecting With Finely Appointed
Lake and Kiver Steamers to all Points in Alaska and the Yukon.
Baggage bonded through. Direct telegraphic sorvice to all points in Alaska, Canada <t U. S.
Write for Descriptive Literature and Summer Excursion Hales.
TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT, 0. 1. OICKESOU, PRESIDENT. C W CdSH. TOURIST *C7
Vancouver, IJ. <? '' Vancouver, B. C., and Skagnaj, A lank*. Skapuay, Ala?ka.