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One mosta by mm.. ?. .76 Sa months by mail 4.50
One monta by oamsr l.MjOne rear by mill 9.00
SUBSCRIPTIONS aXD A.DVKRT1SM KNTS RECEIVED BY:
0?a?e4t News CV wasteaorse, T. T. E. L. niln.sn AUla. B. C.
K W OMwa Osr?<M?* T. T. Keller Drn? On .. .. Haines. Alaska
P C BUSINESS.
Rjjr hwiness is ? Uv-ra of rept*>vh
ca)c?tatod to cm oppro*\rium upon
every i*ti mho has the prKv of a
pair of tkM'rr tickets and two s?fts
ot clothes * year M is responsible
for roorr crime* aca.nst the RncWsh
latyruaee than a toxthook on rhetoric.
HVvw a candidate OoitSTess
*-arU to forjrot Horn- hp voted
o? the tarut, he twrns a three-inch
strr<ajn of cVxjoco^ ami added fam
mar on K,j Nisine*# and riddles its
proetratc form with split infinitives
Ft* business is ttupposed to control
the prices of ?ii commodities. f-vnr,
ae*si!inis onions to senatorial xaoan
fi*. and a* * coaaeqwwce it H no
Kxjpc- admitted to oar host homes.
M*nr * roar. is throain* the hook*
into hi* humrw?s in order to conceal j
the splints on a dri \ inc Vmc fto?
a near -sis V.??a purchaser husi
r>es* i* a favorite topic of vRuper*
t:*> conversation *1tfc agent* for land
which b? ver pre* anything httt sa^e
h-wh and > prospecti* in three col
ors We %t? always ? lit *Je leary of
the man who punctures the ??teol
t-w? with one hand ?h Ve trying to
sell ?* a Cuban frit farm on *?
down and a month with the othe"
It tat a peculiar f*^ that very fro.
qper.t-lr the mai *ho 1? so horrific'
at the vrimes. of Nc Ntsw?ess< that
he oaa't par his barNrc hill mill t?e
found to hav^ more hl??e ekv f *
sale than a scene painter .'list w>w
T?tr 1'ik )e Samuel is trying to equip
ht# hasin^s* with a high check and
a wire h?V and if he S'tcceed* there
wtil he a shrinfcarr in the demand
for pop-eved oratory
*RCHIE BCTT.
While the Vn*'-r ar, p??N.. knca
Vv>t ^rvhihald PmU as the n?i:i *"?
?j\W of President T*r.. the lea<Ver of
cottiltoa*. popular jsv iety man am:
an authority on official eti^wctte
(twW VaKJ his df*\h on the Tit*nK
rw*W kim m the soklier that hr
??.v
SV*x? of U*r mrvinora show th*i
Mvw Far.: did splendid w>i<* in
prfv<v?(;aj; paste * bor. U>o T)Um>
?truck tV He a soi
dier on the intJMv assumed
and fcroed ihe pan>o?tricken pasaen
^ rs into ?ow semblance of arde*.
j?; as the Cried officer or. The field
of hiUif whips his d.scrtMiii<v'.
troops into line directed the load-tic
of the lifeboats m hi? part of the
ahtp escorted MMe of the w-^men
t.. wats. aiiustod their wraps. doffed
fcte h*L bade thena "good-hye"* with
\ cboerv ?word of encouragement ar.d
went hack to the deck to nxy; hi?
dealh as a s?oWjer meets it. whe*i he
ieads a tortom hope for the Gafoty j
of others ?Taenia Tribune
H ts announced that lo? b*lls <*?*
the big leag^ies tS<>X> a rear Well, j
Ute beys on the outside save that,
amount ?
LITTLE SUNBEAM.
Sh? was sweet and soft and cling
ins. *nd be always f xmd her siryr-j
Ins, when he came home from his]
labors as the night was closing i
wh<> was "Anguishing and slender, and
her ere? were deep and Vender, and
he simply couldn't tell her that her
ooffee **? a sin Oolden hair her
head was crowning: she was fondi
of quoting Browning, and she knew
a ha'klrp.l legends of the ojdon. gold
m tin*; and her heart **s full of
?warning for tho Roskrvriaa learn inc.
and he aimp ty couldn't Vil her that
the beefsteak was a crime was
posted oa Pendonnis and she kn?*w
the of Venioe. and he listened
to her prattle with mi effort to Vx*
pleased; and f>Jie liked the wit of
WelieT^-and he simply couldn't tell
her that the ecrs he had for break
fas* had been laid by bens diseased
So she Riled his home with beauty.
a?d she did her wifely duty, did it
is she understood it, and her eon '
science didnx hurt, when dyspepsia
NoMty sought him, and the sexton
came ami pot him. and his tortured
frame was buried 'neath a wagon load
?vf dirt O, those marriageable nils
<?es.. thinking life ali K??e *nd kisses,
mist and moonshine. glint and glamo^
Stardust borrowed from the skies'
Mans a cross and sordid lumnvii ?
men are largely made of stomachs,
and the sonps of all the sirens will
n*x take the place of pies! ? Walt Ma
i son
____________
T>? Gib-altar ef tK? Eirt.
Aden. at the entrance to the Red
?P&. Is a city with * reronrtibl* hls
torr nod is known ?? the "Gibraltar
of the east" The Rotopneae trareler,
Lodevk** dl Varthema. maay centu
ries as*> insured It to be "the atronp
est city that was ever seen on level
ptvurd." while Albuquerque. the jrrent
Portntrwse pioneer In Asia. stated
that It was one of the font place* that
were essential to those boMitip do
minion In the orient the other three
belnc OtlMNk Pin and Goa But the
rvrtupuese held Aden only from 1M7
to 1551. According to vapue tradition,
the place was once occupied hy the
Roman* One of the earlier eeraces
of the r.??t India company was to
Aden In 1?W In If*'*? a treaty was j
msde between Britain and the aultan
of Aden In 1S3P hla successor wns
fbroed to sell his territory to the Brit
ish as a punishment for an attack on
some shipwrecked British sallora. and
elerer years later Aden was made a
free port The old town was built on
I the crater of an extinct roicano.? !
' lx?odon vJiobe.
"?$ ?? an 0?r?en.
A sneerc In the days of old Greece
was a matter of creat concern and
Import. There was then a pod of
?r>ee?lnc, and crest undertaklnps
would cr-en he abandoned If a man
sneeSed at an Inappropriate moment
the act heinc looked upon as the ora
cle of the cod A snoete between
mMnieht ami noon was looked npon
a? a fortunate sipn. but between noon
and nitdnlcht It betokened pneat mis
fortune. To sneeze to your rlpht was
Inciy, to the left unlucky. Two or
four sroope? were lucky. one or three
very nnlwkv. and any undertaking In
hand should. If possible, be abandon
ed More than four sneeres did not
count Tbe-e Is a sarins In many
parts of Kncland today "Once a wish,
twice a kiss, three time* a letter, four
times somethinc better" If people
Sheered topether It was a pood slpt>.
particularly If they happened to I*
dL-vuselnc business
JVlicioiws Ice Own and Ice
cream s?oda. with strictly pure fruit
j aioes and crushed fruits at the
Vienna Cafe. Broadway, between
FifUi and Sixth Av?. tf
MO ORE'S WHAR"= CO
Terminus W. P. & Y Route.
All Southbound Steamers Arrive and IVj-art From This Dock
REGULATIONS 1910.
Warehouses open tor delivery of merchandise from 8 a m. to 6 p. m. j
Perishables ONLY delivered on Sunday or at night
All freight shipments destined southbound must be accompanied by a
SHIPPER'S MANIFEST (rapers can be obtained at the I*. S. cus- ;
toms office) and nftst be delivered before 5 p. m. No freight will be i
received or the wharf after this hour.
BAGGAE? Tolls will be collected on CHECKED BAGGAGE ONLY.!
No charge for baps and grips when unchecked.
The wharf pate will be closed to the public when steamer Is rearing
dock and will be opened when passengers have disembarked.
Wharfage Tariff can b? had on application at office on dock.
P. O. Bo* 17&. E. J. SHAW, General Manager.
TheWhitePass &Yukon Route
TIME TABLE NO. 28.
No. 1, N. Bound, 1st class Mon- No. 1, 8. Bonnd, 1st clam, Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday day, Wednesday and Friday
8:50 a m. Leaves 8RAGFAY Arrives 3:20 p. n>.
10: IS v t*. " WHITE PASS Leave# 1:46 " J
11:10 " * UO O CABIN " 1S:47 "
11:05 - " BENNETT - 11:1$ "
1 :M ~ " CARIBOU ?* " 1?:JS v m. |
3:4( " Arrives WH1TBHORSE Le av#? 8:16 H j
Passengers mast be at depots in time to have baggage inspected
and checked. Inspection to stopped >0 minutes before leaving time of train.
1R0 pounds of baggage will be checked fres with each full fare tick
et and ?f poonda with each half far* ttekst.
Sure and Instant Death
to Army Worm*, Flies, Moth*. Miller*. Flea*. Roaches, Bed Bug*, Mos *
quitoe*, Caterpillar*. Ant*. Plant Lice and all plant destroying insect*. J
Um California Infect Powder freely and thele peit* will be quickly ?
exterminated. For tale by
WILLIAM BR ITT
THE DRUGGIST
One of Biarrtarck't Roar?.
[ Ob one Bffwkiu at lum-hoon in Bw
tin Oeneral Sir K Hatnle.v wa? slnine
close to Rlsmarck. with the old Km
peror William not far off Rlsmnivk
talking rather loudly. described I ho o><!
monarch as twine jrcneroiis. hut rery
force* fu I Hnmley pit nervon? as he
thoucht the emperor wo?M hear ? For
Instance.' continued Rlsiuar< k "1
pleased him the other day. ?hd tie a*fc
ed me what he conld do for me I mM
"Give me a do*en of that Tokay you
hare In your cellar*." and he ?*>!?! h?
wonld Hut." added Rlsmarrk r-i?s
Ins hi* voice still hljrlnv. "he hr?n t
done It" More Ham ley basil';!
In. "1 Iwr your portion hut I nm-nvilly
afraid the emperor will henr >????? I j
warn him to hear me!" roared Rts
marrk "That's Just what I want " I
And a smile broke over Ihe fa'o ot
hi* Imperial muster.? "Fifty W>tr? ol
Fleet Street."
Th? T r?v?l?> '? T?*t.
The eminent traveler .lames Rniee
was hlchu tonchy whenever his ve
ruclty wii? called Into question. Ii
bnppcnetl ih;it when dining out one
day at a friend'a house one of the
(Titosts observed that It was impnssl
ble that the natives of Abyssinia could
rat rat* me.it Without makinc anj
reply Rnu-e forthwith left the table !
and before Ions returned from the
kitchen with a piece of raw beef- I
?teak. peppered ami salted In the Abys
?Inlan fashion. Placing this In front I
of thepnest who had doubted his n rd
be aaid, "Sir. you will eat thai or fich:
me!" The truest preferred the former ;
alternative. Tberenpon Rrnce calmlj
Observed. "Now, sir. you will never sat
?rain i hat it Is Impossible."
Chaucer'* Face In ? Stona.
In the jreol-nrtcal brunch of the Rrlt
Ish mnwim the visitor In shown a
womlerfnl upcclnirn of natuml Imlta
tlon In a small "ribbon Jasncr " This
stone. the material of which Is not nn i
like thnt of other banded spates. ha?
upon It# surface a perfect miniature
portrait of the poet Chancer. Every
detail Is startlinjrl.v correel There are
the white face, the pouting lip*, the
brvwd. low f>>relioa<1 anil c\on llio
whites of the sllchtly upturned eves
The attendants sny that It I* utterly
Impossible to convince even some of
the educated visitors that It !* not an
artificial production
Stumped.
1 want you to Introduce me f?r
membership at the I'nlon club, old
man," more than Insinuated one fel
low to our acquaintance.
"I'd like to." answered the other,
"but they're awfully particular, you
know."
"That's your flatterlnc way of put
tins It." rosivMidod the first, "hut 1
know l?ottcr Ain't you a member 7"
Cleveland Plain iValer.
Subscribe for the r>alljr Alaskan.
GREAT C> EARANCE SALE
Sold at a Low! Malt Rainier, 20
cents pw bottle. Especially prepared
for sick people and Invalids, fcnd ex
cellent for nundn* mother*. Only
two tvanWa left. After that price wtl
be S5 c?d<# per bottle.
Pack Train Bar
PROFESSIONAL CAROR.
Attorney*
GUNIMISON A MARSHALL
Attorn cys-At-Law
P O. Bon K. Juneau, Alaska
H. B. LE FEVRE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Commissioner For Yukon Territory
to, Take Affidavits
Stanrway, ? ? Alaska |
STEVE RAGAN
Attorney at Uw
HAINES ALASKA
1>-dU?U.
OR. L . 8. KELLER
DENTIST
Moat Modern Methods.
Open Kv??nlnic*.
Cfflce Hoars: 1M2 a. m 1-4 p. m.
Aj&akan Building, - Broadway !
SKAGWAY, ? - . ALASKA.
fMntaJ Supplies.
M. F. PATTERSON A COMPANY \
-Dealers In ?
OENTAL 8UPPLIES
229 Walker iUdg., Seattle, Wash
Oiders br maJl or cabk> will r??
?*>? prompt attention. Cat*loeu< i
n re<ju?fst
Music Tsachers.
MISS M. G. HINDSHAW
of
PIANO FORTE
SperiaJ Terms for a Liinitwi
Number of Boginnrre
EIGHTH AVE. ANO MaiN ST.
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THE
MMNCArOtA
W i; ior firciilar
MINN
A; $ka Furs a Specialty
Vay Top Prices Paid.
Make - Trial ? Shipment
JUNEAU 8. S. CD'S.
KLFIOTKIC LIGHTED STKAN?
HKATF.lt STEAM KK
Georgia
furry l ?t V S. w?i
For R*W?. R*roer? H*y Jnnrvi, i
Pin<v>?, Tpcftltc S 1th nrul Ws- poru
S^ILS
FROM iKAGWAY
MAY 2, 8. 14, rO and 26.
?t 1 1 (fc ?. fOi
WILLIS NOW ELL, Mjr., Juneau
H. HARTWIOSEN,
Broadmr tod Fifth Ave. 'Phone 1-0
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STEAMERS FOR
Seattle, Tacoma
Victoria, ViBcao*?i, Aoacorto, Betimjfcam
Erwen, Otympia, Port Towturnd, Sooth
BellsrgKam, Eureka. Santa Barbara, Mouco
San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego
G. W. ANDREWS. CA.P.D. CD. DUNANN. P. T. M.
1 13 Jama St., Smttle 112 Market St., Sao Frant i*c
RifKl rMfrnxl I* cKa?r? th* 5<-K*<twla
NEXT SAILINGS WILL BE
City of Seattle April 25, 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 H. HOLD, Agent, 2n?1 <fc Broadway, Skagway
I Alaska Steamship ]
Company
CARRYING U. 8. MAIL AND WILLS FARGO EXPRESS
N'"it MJlln* of Wv? faM p*?mdi ?r frt*am?r
Jefferson, April 9, 21 May 3, 15, 27
Dolphin, April 3, 15,27 May 9, 21
? Company r<*?TT?? th? rtjrbt to chta*" Milling fabm without nnOe*
I TELEPHONE NO. M. ? C. B. GUPTILL, AGENT.
Canadian Pacific Ry.
(B.-C COAST SERVICE)
Sailings From SRagway
Subject to ebanp* without a nlc#
Screw SS. PRINCESS MAY
May - 3 - 14 - 24
Vancouver, Vidoria& Seattle via Prince Rupert
3 Phone 87 F. F W LOWLE, Ag?nt
Steamship Humboldt]
Will Sail From
I SKAGWAY for SEATTLE and Way Ports
MAY 8th
SAlltng flats atibjwt to chatur? without notlco.
THROUGH TICKET8 HONORED
| S<*ttfc Offlc*: H. D. KIRMSE, Ska?way Agent
718 8^ob<1 Aveni.e. Cot. 5th and Rroafl way.
* .OWIBWiMiWRv
WHITE K 8 Y
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\\\e SkvUt'vot
"OvredC-ouutdvon
*5\vrou<i\\ \.vcKe\s
For Atlin, Whitehorse, Dawson
And all Lower River Points in
Alaska and Yukon Territory
F Train Service Monday, Wednesday and Friday Between SKAGUAY ar.d WHITE*
HORSE. Train Service Monday, Wednesday and Friday Between WHITEHORSE and
SKAGUAY.
Carryinp Passengers, Baggage, Mai! and Express. Connecting With Finely Appointed
Lake and River Steamers to all Points in Alaska and the Ynkon.
Baggage bonded through. Direct telegraphic serv ice to all points in Alaska. Canada U. S.
Write for Descriptive Literature and Hummer Excursion I la fen.
TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT. 0. L DICKES9N, PRESIDENT. C. W CISH. TOURIST IS'T.
Vancouver, B. C. Vaiwonrcr. B. C.. and Skagiiav. Alaska. Rkaeusy, Alaska.