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TRFTH IS WHAT HV*TS
Thoae fsrpriag sel* eorernmenl for
Masks hare r*ec accused of abusing
?k>*. Hoeeatt and oa^mc bini a traitor
Sevsuse hp <.-**?<? the president his
.*rsona * "?s *.? ;o wha; legislation
sh >5 have when he was asked
They ha~e ^ iD"3 ami are doing noj
such :hing
The pe e V fu> k v through [mass j
ee; rrv chambers of commerce. the
i?re*s ar -n t>~e .r ndividaa. capacities. :
have cotvemned and do condemn Got. j
: \vf?i: rcrr severe y Nit hispera^nai
vif?i have nothing to 3o with thej
matter *t a... He ha? been and is I
condemned because he represented to
the president th.ngs to be true which
he kne? to bo *a se
The people have ,-oodemoed sod do
ooodema t*o?. Hoccatt Vc?u*. not
eooreat * .:h misrepresenting ae*i I
maligning them in a letter to She j
;\-e* .lent. he fcvane a lobbyist against
them and :c fav^r of certain interests
So offensive *?* his course, it is re
portK). that ve was informed that hej
. t>t cea.- h s -reputable practices
or he *ou be made th* <ab;sct of *
speech oo :he J,vr of the house of;
representative
AtSkagwa*. mi .e.i*;. former friends
ol Oo* H Off st; ha*e soother griev.
aoce aea os; him They have oon
.im ,ne>: him ?.id cc coadean him
because he ha? Proven fa.ih with then
He *->jg:u '.! r ec 'orsement when he
saked for appointment as governor |
To ge: ;h endorsement he made *
?olemc promise that he would oot
part; cp?:e in tbe contest orer
the <uest.on of se'f-coverntceat
He no: oolv fa. eu to keen tiie proncisf
but >.t cfereat s''t at east. ha?
cl asset. h;s former Voters here a~
itenaco; ues. ss .w. acr. and of a class
not ' best rr ??solid.
i -ot Hotjatt s not beicg heape>; )
* -h *b.:?\ Some p'.a.n truths arej
r>e ac to d about hire aad thai is all j
? t ha - he fault lies *:th him. J
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OOKVEJilfcXT SYSTEM OF E.LIM
lXATIOX
The . -;ce?.. tor.e^ have a corven.fr; .
way o! aec ig the ^uestioc a* to wbat
S-port -b, < ? ren A.askan d?k?:res
ic :fc ? matter of self-government
Whenever acy r>articular community |
v-n*- out 'or self-government so 1
sironc v aa._ -o ffrsist?)tlT that to at '
tempt to coc.L tue iu.s.-epre?entin? .t to :
"* in liae with the tone* 1* deemed un- I'
? sc :b?* a; ihose of that community j
?re ixworthv of con>ider?tion. In this j
? ? ;bey have cast Fairbanks. Nome j
aad Ram pan and all the other towns of j
the .cterior outsde of tbe breastworks
They a.no say those p*op> m South- j
eas;em A isia wfco are for self-govern- j
net; do not count. They are oot the i
be?t peop.e ? sometimes it is the j
"?1jc ;*;>ple. Tne "best' ana " solid '
people, of course, mrr lories: Apply t
this process of eiim. nation and the des
tiny of A &;??? would be decided by '.ess
than 100 citiirns. more than half of j
whom wou:d be federal officials, pro- ;
xoters and hired lobbyists. The twoj
or three sycophantic newspaper !
writers, who are doing their worst for i
the tones, wouid not be otsult-ed at
ail, as a matter of coarse.
While tbe socialists lost about 20 j
& members in the German reichstag they
increased their voting strength 10 per I
oec: in the late electioa ever acy ore I
fKW poll. It has .1,250.000 members j
M of a total of 11.OOG.OOC voters? or
ataoat 30 per oect of the total voting
iweiatjoa.
So t^ov Hoggatt. who has done his
best to ma'ee nugatory that delegate bill,
tbe passage of which was hailed with
aO feocb jtjy a year ago. will leave j
Was&iagtoc aod return to Juneau
Well, tsriqpr. as well. He can do noj
fuitber in;ory to Alaska at tbe national
capita! until congress convenes again.
State Senator .'esse S. Jones, of
Tacoma. has been appointed to be a
member of tbe Waahington state rail
road commission to take tbe place
vacated by John S. McMillio. resigned.
? .11-1
B.> the way, *I>U progress did!
i up \u's governor make with thai
?2V.X. XV) appropriation for a eaDitol
bo>'..in<r at JanMu'' \^e have ctt
hea- much of it, hive wev
The telephone eirls of Butte. Mont .
recently woo a ?hor> but sharp strike
contest with their employers They
fet a ruse of 3* a roon'.l: better he
aoil ,>ther ooocessions .
shorTTimc
Only Koor l?avs in W liir!
to Pny T\txe<
There will he oo'y tour da;* a': *
wees ia which to pay taxes ?
having to add a pena ty fot ? . nc>
an d interest on taxe? ami 1 t
last day of grace will b;- .h >'iv, V-s.
35. After that date t" , *
a penalty of 20 per ce ?> i
?t the rate of etfht per o r. ?. t vt
on taxes and penait* .
There are * cckx'. dea^ of tnxt?s r;
ma;ninf uoraid. and it :? ev*ot- . i1! i
City Ti-eaaurer W W Bor.e'
be kepi pretty busy mjo nk- - c >r
the remainder of th s mot " "
Mr. Rouchton wiil be at h.s
dur.ee boamess hoars, and hi ?
fouov ready to do N.> n. w
ready to die down deep ic\ h -. r>
pocket>
\1ISS~C4RffR oors
10 kOUKLK
Mias Carter .who was ctnu.c'i " th
the Bishop Ro*f hospi'&l in tt s city
and who afterwards was matron i f the
Episcopal hospita. at Fait ban k?.
ha^t chare of a hospital to '?>
lish?d in the early spring
ukuk country. Miss Csrt< : -
Kilt now, but will return s- s>vn
nancat'on shall ha*e h ;,
interior river>
NtH STEAMfRS fOR
PACIFIC COAST
The report comes from
that the Canadian Pac.ftc
contemplating hr.ccinc
steamers. Empress of Ir-p;*.
pres- of Britain, front :hi" A
operate them betwer.- *
the i>rient. The ship- a;
tors displacement ar
nage.
Got h *30 ru? fox
Mile
20 per cent. disco*u:r
>" otr ? of of
Account
In tie Matter of ihe Est-v - >*? '
Blnott Deceased
Not Of is hereby c: "-or : '
minisirMer ba- fi <?'. r
States Commissio." r"?
way. s.tr.nfi in Probat. ! -
eoiint as administrator O' ' 1
titled estate. and the e. . h
F>:aay March V at . i
afternoon as the time of
s*tt"iiCiT sa:d account. \
ha\inc therefore. Msythicc 1
said account sboul not -
approved, are hereby r.
their arpearance in sa; : o '
day and date and hour *
allegations ;n that N?h? *
Emil K -i>ch,
Administrator.
Jan. 7 to March S 1901.
Whoa Will Al??k? PfOJilf Loam sh?
Backache is only a ? c a*
first:
Bat when you know ti? from the
kidneys:
I"hat serious kidney troubles fol ow
That diabetes. Bright 's disease may
be tic fatal end.
Yoo yill gladly protit br the foliow
izg experience.
William Bumgardoer. retired, of 424
Water St.. Saletn, Ore.. 9*y<: "I s(<e?k
from personal experience w hen 1 -ay :
that Doac't Kidney Pills do a tha'
claimed for ttem in curing kidney con:
plaint and backache. 1 had felt the ;
need of s ,ch a remedy lor a good lot g
while but did not kno* just what I!
should use. I have found that many i
medicine# are worthless and that even :
physicians' prescriptions djnot a'w'ay?
pro?e effective. When 1 read of IWn's
Kidney Pi 11a. however. I ?s.- induced to
procure a supply- The back-che and
irregular condition of the kid ne vs <* h .ch
had annoyed me. quickly g*ve ?iv on
beginning to use your remedv and I was
restored to a condition of ea<e and com
fort. I can recommrtid Dom's Kidney j
Pills to anyone in need of such a :
medicine.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
coats Vbster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N ?
Y? sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name lKan s ? aiul
take no othar.
ImpnrUBCp of It
?
?5ATED AND UGHTED
BY ITS OWN PLANT
FINK SAMPLE ROOM
FOR DRUMMERS
XHitlP ?<\^ W1
\\ \\\lv) 1 ^
P. DMcMilian Manager
;argc$t and bcsi ? pointed hotel
in iftc VnKon
jOICE.RAR stock
* vTES MODERATE
Ulhiicborsc, V.C.
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JL
MOORES WHARF CO.
Termlr.u* W. 1*. A V. Route
South Bound Steamers Arrive a a Deoart From Thla D'ck
RrGVI.ATIOX# 1805
\ ^rehouses open for delivery of tr.ercl.-^ .li*e from < a. na. to 5p.m
? rlihihlttONLV Mlnnd or. Sum ?j or ?: D cht
\ i frripht shipment* destined -outlboui must ho accompanied by *
MnrriK'S Manifest p<per> can b<- obis cod at the r. 8. eu?tomp
otTioc i and tr.usi bo delivered befof- ' i> m. No treljfht will be re
ceived on ? har: after this hour
BAGGAGE ? Toll* will be onilectx on tic kkd BlQQAOI Oni.t. Nc
charffe for Nur? and tfrip* wi on u>. -fiex-lced.
T e wharf ptc will be oloaed to t' when stoaraer b nearlnc
.iock ami wi''. oe oconoii on'.y ? V r . r? have ^i?erabarkcd.
Wharfage Tar:!T can be had on app cation at office on dock.
P. O. Box ITS. C. E. WYNN-JOHNSON, Oron'l Mpr
J*-- ' ? - -v . -
? ?
All kinds of Tinware 5
made and repaired. f
^ ?4ST\ Steves repaired. Six- ;
: { 1 W j-^-" teen years experience. I
PLUMBING
| .IOLIN Ml NCOVE, phoned j
* Next door to A'aska Road v mmi sion Office
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^ ? NTKAU.Y IjTVATKD U!^T AtVOMMODATIONS J
I New Home Restaurant i
rh?s Peterson. Vtr.a^er it
Best 25 Cent Meris intheC'ty
FIFTH A YENT'E, NKaK OaPWAY
Good Clean Beds F o r 25 Cents Up
EATHS IN CCN l tCTION |
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Tn
cutira fot1 Add:iiot il Entry
>ection 2SX- Re
-
TV'.i^ >ackc'T. being <*r * s t !
*
. :?? . .loos herehr m.f v t
?ro ced ;n U S Siirvfy n ? HV)
N
?t, Alaska, mope particularly
'.uz at a point at ordinarv h
?
\ \ . *e: sb i ac
i corner point and mark?Hi ?
?n* " whence S.ti\?k?
v Car: aery boar* s. ?i?
K. about tuil*s. Poia
4S .'rcoes ?? tn4.a?;?os E
^??ace meaadrring va
?.00 *? hs. 2nd course V ?th 1
es \V S.itftchs. to a p-unt fri
f train canacry r i
-? ir minutes W $rd cour* .
Lvs A . \ W ohs. 4ih c urn-, S
es W t chs. ci h course S -7
W.S 'Xlfhs t?th course N T;
\v.:u>'c s to Cor No. 2 v
.
S R' ? ? ;tV" 24 mirute* K., ab-'Ui S v. i.ts.
tMcncnN.: d< ~>vs v minii?*-* \\ . ih* :
C>r. N ?n cn.t?'jr n>rk 20x6x6 lav \% in", ia
cronn" aiark d s. AM <*or. v?. :>. thence N.v
dcpW'O minutes F.. !?. W cbs. to Cor. No. ? ?
pTaa ti* r*?ck marked S. 6s-* Cor, No, 4
thenc* S. T tlccm* i? minutes F.. t.SC chs. loj
Cor no.!, the place of be*nnn:nc. Area 1M-5
acre*. M ifnflk variation at all r?-?rn? era Si de
grees -T mitintcs E. As additional to h^r
oricin*? homestead entry on the >f> w v*.
and ; ? ? of See. lo. T a p. 1? N of V 4 w. 1
P M Minnesota, which sbe entered Aiu-v.*: 1
1*73 h r homestead No. a?0 at Fergus Kails
Minn.. F.C2*fcv
Aay and ail persoa* ciaimlnr adcorse'y any
portion of the above described tr*ct of land are
required to lie wi h thr Red MOT aad Receiver
of the U. IS. Land Offtee. at Ji:mau. Alaska,
thvir adverse claim thereto under oa*h during
the period of publkation, ? r ^it.^ia day*
thereafter, or they will he barred by ^rc?vision>
t?? the> atute.
N- RTHWE5TFRX F> HER IKS 1 OMP.WN
As^Wroei-of M?irv Belle Sa"ket.
IT ISHEKF.FY <>RDERKI> that" rh, fomfoiuir
Xotie< be 1 nblttted In me Diilr Alaskan print*
cs.i.at -wiigway. Alaska, for the Mwtuton t?erioJ,
Doocsars^ooac^* ^Aoooiriocv-sooco"
| ROYAL
Steam Laandry h
Ai! Work Gu?r*nteed Short %
?.Orders PrompUj * x
Done
V -ssenfjer will call and dalivri
Phon. 79
l<tC- ?8SC8XK?OBflttMS^^
!stablishedl897
Pfil! Abrahams
IWn Estate
BROKER
Collection?
NOTARY PUBLIC
?2 F.TKTii AVE., SKAGW.W
Pacific Coast S.S. Co.
PIONEER ALASKA LINE.
3F EED. SAFETY. COMRORT
Seattle Puijct Sound, San Francleco and 3outhern Forts
CARRYING D. S. MA>1.
Steamer* of Thi? Company Leave
R niona - Feb. 27
(B ittageCity * March 7
Via Vancouver
? ,?hedi>U- Subject to Change Without Notice.
E. A. MURPHY Agent, Phone 50
C. DUNAMN, Gen- Pass. Agt
10 Market Street. San FrMoloeo. Oal .
ercsQHvnsna
Alaska Steamship Co.
Carrying I'. S Mail anil Alaaka Pacific ExpreM
No ? Si, inc of the Fast l'aasenrer Steamer
? EEFERSON - March. 4
FARALLON - March 3
7 L ' II N litis been changed similar to
t tie JEFFERSON- State rooms have but
berths. WE give the FASTEST
SERVICE.
' n t,v r - rvr* richt to chart" *ailin? date without notice.
,r. ? 'r r v;, i?ria and Vancouver Without. Additional Charge
It A. C-ARROLL. A (rent. Phone M
:toria ?
itra chai ee *
radian Pacific Ry. Co. I
JL .
STEAMER *
>1 I : R - Jan. Feb. 1 2 - 2b
[NOFSS BEATRICE Feb. 5- 19
! ? Mas ?H ?.?
Direct to Vancouver and Victoria
*' r- tc to >eat;!e a rail or itraraer withoct eitra chaijr
iiii k service Jj
For Information Write or Apply to 1
H.B.DUNN, ?
Agent. Skagway ^
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: White Pass & Yukon Route
TINIli TABLE No Kl
(Dali j Except Sunday.)
No. 2. S. Bound
1st rlasa
Uiret SKAQ1JAY Arrive# 3 30 p. m.
WHITE PASS ? i CO "
LOGCAR1N ?? 1 10 "
BENNETT " f p.m
CARIBOO " 10 iOa m.
Airive# White Hcirsk Leave* S .TO "
- bo at t'opot* In time to have Papjace in*pecud atii
i tk li .10 minutci before leaving time of train.
. *) be checked free with each full fare ticket
) t . ? '?r? ticket
I ill??
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Through Line From
Skagway to Atlin, White II ?><*, Ric Salmon, D?*?on and intermediate Yoknn
River points. The new p n i r c .m, ? in the Alsek and Klusne Mir.injt Districts are
reached only via White Hon
Winter Rcute Stage Service
During the winter sessor. wl nrviiation is t losed. daily Main* will continue runricg
bet ween Skagway and Wh;- "-o A through Mall, l'apferjjer and Freight 'eftic*
will be maintained by a * :iercu?h!y Equipped Stage Line- oetween White
Horse and Dawson. ,
Regular stagey, carrying ma i xpress ard passtngerts leave White Horse for Dawson
and immediate points.
For Conrad City, located in ' : leart of the n wly discovered and fsboloualy rich
<juaitr camp of the Windy A District. t?ke cur daily trains to Caribou.
For information re'at 10 pa*?engei, freight ami tei -graphic rates, apply
to anrageotof the O pint. or to
H. ROGERS, Traffic Mngr. A L. BERDOE, Gen. Map. F 8. WURZBACHER Gen. Ajrent
Vancouver, B, C. Vance c.r. B. C. and f-k&cuaj" Alaska 8kaguay, Alas a