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OFFICIAL CITY PAPER L S. KELLER. Publishe ?
Adrrr.ueo u 9KOBC c.s* mail matter Julj.S. 18S?, at the Postoffice a;j>kagwaY
Copy tor ohsntc* of advertisements must be in by 1 o'clock p. m to insure
insertion sune ?i*j W Advertising rates on application.
Tba r?s jr Aia&ka& cbarpas for si'. publioatibna not solicited. ahloii in
rla?K? a~ art-ioea, other than cbor?Jwa or cfesiitable vocietiea.
Subscript** Rates. Three months by mail 2-26
Om aotU by ? " 75 Six oonUm fay mall 4.60
Oas bmU by oamar ..l.MjOne rear by mail t.00
SUBSCRIPTIONS AND .OVERT1SK -IRXTS RECEIVED BT:
(?Mt Sews C*. .. Wkitakorse. T. T. E. L. HUsoac AUin, B. C.
E W. Gtrfma Osrcross. T. T. KeUer Dm* Go .. .. Haines. Alaska
rflRSira VT 1^>VV7 PW^TRST.
Americans crnerally will hope
t bit rrwiJfut Gonn is no* overes
timating hts power when he repre
sents to President Taft that hp is
able to d?*l with the rebellion in
Cuba without a:d of the Vnited
States and remove all excuse Tor in
terveaUoE by t v.is country
While the s tuat.on in one pro
vince in Cuba is alarminjt and Amor
?can and foreijra citirens and their
investments are In danger. it would
seem but fair to Gontet and thej
Cuban authorities to alio* them rea- !
sonable time to supr-ess the in-;
surrection. ;?st as the Mexicans j
have been allowed many months to
man ape their oin affairs, under
rerr similar conditions. The Vnit
ed States has troubles enouph of
its own. without annexing any
from C?ba. and intervention should
be ordered only as a last resort ?
Taeoma Tribune
Champ Clark, inieniewed by the
New York Outlook, showed some
heat over the criticisms of his ut
terance* on Canadian reciprocity
He said "I always have beer, in
favor of reciprocity with every civ
ilited ration under the sun I have
advocated It forty times, and shall
always advocate it. for it is sound
doctrine 1 have favored union of;
the two countries by common con- j
s?it. and when both feel that they j
want it But if such time never !
comes, then such union never willj
oome It couldn't come without'
absolute voluntary action by both,
ao * bat is the use of any one be- ;
coming excited about itV Apart :
from his demagogic flights and
talking n$hi from his heart Chamr
is not such a Kid fellow on the
who?c The small politicians of j
Canada take the -sometimes -gal
lery artists of the American political
stage too senottsl; Victoria Times
The people of IV>u?las Island
are invited to meet at Na.atorium
ha;, on Friday evening, June Tlh.
at >.5<> o clock tc arrange for the
1S1I celebration of the Fourth of
July Jack McI*on?M.
President IVupias Island Fourth
of July Association
W'e note by the above, taken
from the Wugias Island News, that ;
the Islanders are ficurinf on the ar- .
rival of the Fourth o'Jnly as peri
* acheduie and the Jureauites. also
the people of Ketchikan and Wran
peil are preparing for the arrival
ta their pons of the da? of days'"!
as per calendar announcement, and
?till Skagway ?lumbers Is it not
time to be wp and doing, if this
city expects to celebrate 1 > 1 1 as it
has during the ;?ast dosen o- so
years*
A lift prisoner in the Vinn?*ot*
pealttntiarr mas i\ardon<\} und r**
t ? m<v! to tb?> prisor, after * fe?
dam The political campaign in
Minnesota {Fast V warajin? *>P- ?
Rxcbar.pt>
Tbut dir??ct vote for Pr<psident
rroposit-.vMn turn* oat to be > direct
vote a^r&inst tbo President wher**
e**<r it has been tried ? T aooir.a j
Tribune
For the first tiro* in manv y*<?rs
the de?*m: for Rible? in this eoun
try is fklliaft off WelL we have
sever had * cainpaim of this kind
before K*
XVTx-kvaB Ice Crea-m and *?*j
m*m sod*. *iy? ?<rK<3- per*
jakve aad crushed fruits t the
W?? Cafe. bet?*>o
FlKh and Sixth A*** tt
Kn??!>n9 Horsos.
laancieet times. before the Invention
of stirrup niwi luxurious saddles.
bor?es were taneht to kneel to permit
their rider* to mount A beautiful
Gtwk vase in one of the mwenms in
IVter?bnrv shows a war horse of
?*rv cenTUrir* ago kneeling tow be
fore an amazon. The riders in those
days mounted from the "off"' aide in
contradiction to the modern usage
Plutatvh tells how in the first century
of this era certain effeminate Roman
riders found even the horse block of too
little assistance and had their horses
trained to kneel to them.
Split Soup.
"John." h*s wife complained. "I wish
ron would be mot* careful. It seems
to me you nevev pi to a banquet with
out spilling soup on tout shirt or your
rest"
-I know it. Mary. 1 cues* I'll have
to Jet my whiskers grew."? Chicago
Record Herald
Could Work It
Storr proprietor (hiring a new clerks
? 'Tou know bow to work a cash reg
ister r
"Yes. sir I was one of the first to
pet on to It. I can work anything from
a taximeter to a gnm slot but they
watch you closer nowadays."? Satire
Alaska'* Delogat*.
It takes the Alaskan delegate nearly
a year to cover his district in a cam
paicn. Fie reaches the coast cities by
boat goes down the Yukon to the Inte
rior and goes in as far as time and fa
ci'ities permit to the Interior camps
So close'y K the population packed In
the settled districts, however, that he
Is ab'e to tell by midnight of election
day from the telegraphed reports from
the more Important cities whether or
skm he has been elected ? Argonaut
Always Against Thom.
Mike Kelly had been a habitue of
the courthouse for fifteen years and at
every criminal trial had occupied a
front seat, listening with evident ad
miration to the speeches of the prose
rating attorney.
"Pen." he said one day after the
prosecutor had ended his. remarks
"I've heard you S)wnk again and again
bnt never, on tn\ soul. have I heart!
you ?ay a o?<d wool fur the p??or devil
on trial ~? l\?pu ?t Mac* aloe
t'tt'o R'T>9.
Mary had a little ring, ^was given
by her beiu. and ererywbere that
Mary went that ring was sure to go
She took the ring with her one day
when ?he wrnt out to tea. s hore she
might display it to the girls, who tin tu
tored twenty three.
And when the girls all saw that
ring. tbe.T made a great ado. exclaim
ing. with one vo?ee. "lias It at last got
round to yon 7" ? 1 .ondon TitRlts.
Unreasonably.
""What ts your objection to Dr Food
lamr
"His unreasonableness He told me
I should have to take more nourish
mert and then cb urged me so much
that I couldn't afford to take any."?
Satire.
Exota'nod
Mrs Menpe^k There will be no mar
rlace* *?> the next wwld Mr rteo
peck- No wonder thev call It hearea.
Phlladelphla Record
MOORE S WHHRF CO.
Termlnua W. P. & Y. Route.
AllS'tUhbouudSteaniersj Arrive and Depart From This I) >ck
REGULATIONS 1910.
Warehouse* open for delivery of merchandise from S * m. to B p. m.
FV <-);!>? blps OVLT delivered oo Sunday or at night,
All fr?l?rht shipme?t* destine*! ?oothbound must be accompanied by a
SHIPPER'S MANIFEST I can be obtained at the U. S. ciis- j
?oms office) and must be delivered before 6 p. m. No freight will be
received on Uie wharf after thta hoar.
BAQG AK ? Tolls will be collected on CHECKED BAGGAGE ONLY.
No charge for baps and (Tripe when unchecked.
The wharf gate wCl be closed to the public when steamer Is Hearing '
dock and will be opened when passengers hare disembarked.
Wharfage Tariff can b? had on application at office on dock.
P. O. Bo* 17?. C. J. SHAW, General Manager.
TheWhitePass &Yukon Route
T1MK TABLK XO.
(V**S1t Kxcept Sunday.)
ime
\<v 1 X.
1st class
. m. Leaves SKACH'AY Arrives
. m. *' WHITK PASS Loaves
LOG CABIN
BKXXKTT
CARlBOl
" Arrives w HiihHORSK Leave?
Passengers most bo at depots In time to have Ratrpape inspected
sad checked. Inspection is stopped SO minutes before leaving time of
Train*
150 pounds of baggage ?will be checked free with each full fare
ticket and 75 ponnds with each half fare ticket.
9 SO
12
12: 4*
1 :40
SSO
S:SA
Xo. 2 S. Rohh<1
1st class
4:."K p. m.
3:0.%
2:20 "
1:4.1 "
11:40 a. m.
O.tO "
T
Sure and Instant Death
tt> Army Worm*, Fliw, Motht, Miller*, Flea*. Ruckn, Eed Bugs, Mo?
tailors Caterpillar*. Anl?, Pl?n| Lice and all plant <le*llro) injj iniect*.
Um California Infect Powder freely i?t?d the*e pe*t? mriil be quickly
? xterminated. For ?ale by
WILLIAM BRUT
THE DRUGGIST
Fiva Dollar Ctflar*.
Who smokes the most expensive ci
gars? One would say offhand In re
ply to such a question American mil
lionaires According to the Munich
News, l his Is Incorrect. The l>est ci
gars are smoked In Heldell>erg. A
Havana manufacturer says that tj?e
fabrication of five dollar cigars Is only
sufficient to meet the demands of the
famous German university town. The
manufacturer has explained that these
? cigars are not of the ordinary size.
| They arc just ha'f a meter in length.
; The students meet for n smoker, and
the cignr is i>la'-ed in a narglle, nnd
the tnl>c is passed from hand to hand,
or. rather, from month to month The
Munich News concludes that )>e<>j>!e
who give tliemsch cs up to the luxury
of a five dollar cigar are on the down
wan! grade.
Patroleum Haa Been Long Known.
The i petroleum Indnstrj. which luis
made such great advances during the
! last fifty yeers. deals with a product
; which has boon known in other lands
i from earliest days. In China it was
used long before history was first writ
| ten. The famous petroleum springs
near Baku, on the western shore of the
i Caspian sea. have been known from
I the earliest times Antiquarians say
that riiny ami Herodotus each knew
! or bad heard of petroleum.? New York
I SuiL
Give* Him Away.
; Bllklns ?as sneaking Into the house
In his stocking feet at 2 o'clock a. tn
?The stairs creaked ms lie ascended to
his room
"Is that y mi WI'Mam?" Mrs Hilkin*
called
"No. dear." Hilkins replied. "It's the
stairs."? Seattle Ti:ites
Psr^orbed.
"Don't you want t*? leave anv foot
prints in i l?e ? iviN -?f t
"I don'i r-.]. l Senator Sor
/hum "1' '? n !i sienthinc go
Ing on that man tetv sin of a thnmh
print, a footprint and even of leave to
frint."- Washington Star
TH? Test of Society.
'Ta. hon can you tell whether h
man Is in so.-i.-tv or not?"
'The man who Is not In society, my
; son. Is trvlnc to g'-t known, and the
man who iv Ui is ttv nc n"t to ' S itir?
Pe' (r.-? V th ? ^yco^e
"The doe'nr is h a in.'ite man ii'
alwavs ???<<?* iv t tl ? ; > ihi to
the doot ' ">e<: !-.c i
nlfi.-ent fur <?.<?' vt'-'en'" l.on.l >n Opni
?on
Wellington Lump Coal
from Shaft No. 6, Oystw l^ay Mines
at L&dvsmiUi, the highest grade
household coal of all the B. C. field*
58.28 FIXED CARBON
Perfect Combustion. Uniform Heat,
light Ash
On and after July 1st, 1910, we
shall offer this coal, selected and
graded as follows: ?
IVmble Screened and sacked. $13 ton
Screenings (sacked) 8 ton
Screenings (bulk) 7 ton
Abov* prices include delivery
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
'Phcne 10. Skagway, Alaska.
FIVE GOOD ONES! TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleford and Gibson Rye. Bud
welser, Blue Ribbon and Pale Rain
ier Beer at the Board of Trade.
BAKERY GOODS.
Bread ? all kinds ? fresh from the
oven, cakes and jiios, cookies and
douRhnuts, in fact a first cla^s line of
bakery goods will be found at the
Vienna Bakery, Broadway, t>et-.vcen
Fifth ard Flxth Avenoos. tf
None better anc purer than Gibson
rye. Rainier and Olyrapla beer. Or
ders by "phone promptly delivered, i
The Mascot. If. '
PROFESS'ONAL CARD?.
Attorney*
GUNNISON MARSHALL
Attorneys-At-Law
P. O. Bo* E. Juneau. Alaska
H. B. LE FEV9E ?
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Commissioner For Yukon Territory |
to Take Alfidauts
Ska*nray. . vlaeka !
STEVE RAGAN
Attorney at I?aw
HAINES ALASKA
Dentlat*.
DR. L. 8. KELLER
DENTIST
Most Modern Methods
Open Kveninxs.
Cftlce Hours: S>-I2 a ru. 1-6 p. m.
Abakan Builcl&f, ? Broadway
8KAGWAY, ? - - ALASKA.
JJeataJ Suppl.<?.
M F. PATTERSON & COMPANY
? Dealer* In ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
-29 Walker Bldg., Seattle, Uash
tisder? by nail or table will r
? '\e prumpi at.*ulioc < aial< .
r. ivquest
Music Teacher.
MISS M. G. HIND5HAW
Teacher of
PIANO FORTE
Special Tern:?i for a Limited
Number of Be>; m ? , ?
E : GH 1 H AVE. A NO .VAIN Sr.
JTTNEAT' s ^
flwtric uon'v.
HF.A" S"i F M F ?
?"?or tininr*. "rrer* Rij Jua?*.ii,
4ooc?i ""?naket.S W:. am' Vat pet*
SAILS ?
FROM I1KAGWAY
MAY 2, 8, 14, TO and 26.
I' ?:(*> ?. m.
VILLIS NOW EL. u. Mgr , Juneac
STEAMERS FOR
Seattle, Tacoma
A Virtndfc Vtornwrn. Aawndn,
<* , ' -^Qs twr?, Oympi*. Port Twiuwwi. SmK
fVfl?nth?*n, Eureka, S?m? BtrWt, Mn?i
San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego
G. W. ANORTWS. G. A. P. D. C D. DUNANN. P. T. M
1 13 J*m? Sr. 1 1 2 M?Ht? Si*, Smt Fm?ri?rr
P'?Kl twi t? rh<M?fw Mm StMtb
NEXT RAILINGS 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
V 1 1 A NK H. FOLD. Agent, 2nrl At Broviway. Skagway
Alaska Steamship
Company
CARRYING U. 3. MAIL AND WELL# FARGO EXPRESS
N>*t nailing at f*rt puwi* ?Wm?r
Jefferson,
Dolphin,
June 8-20 July 2-14-26
June 2-14-26 July 8-20
Company rw?"cr?i til# rljfbt to ehMjr ?Mng 6tAm wttiwwt notte?
TELEPHONE NO. M.
Von
C. B. QUPTILL, AGENT.
Canadian Pacific Ry.
(B. C. COAST SERVICE)
Sailings From ?SKagway
Famous Steamers
PRINCESS MAY
PRINCESS ROYAL
or PRINCESS SOPHIA <"?2L>
TILL LEAVE SKACWAY
EVERY THURSDAY
JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER
S?et '0 ph?nr? ?U.ittn n<nW
V.i nco ver, Yidoria& Seattle via Prince Rupert
F. F. W. LOWLE, Ag?nt
Meamship Humboldt
Will Sail From
SKAGWAY for SEATTLE and Way Ports
JUNE 1
Sailing date ?TibJ?ct to ehan** without
THROUGH TICKETS HONORED
? ?a"la OfT.co:
lit i'-s'-otid At??m.?.
For ticket* a/id rate* apply on board
?hip.
1 MW ~'K'
WHITE PASS 8 YHON 1
*i\vrou^\v Satvc, \o
Wv& SftvUvvor
DvredCotvwedvon
*i\vrowi\v IveKeVs
I For Atlin, Whitehorse, Dawson
And all Lower River Points in
Alaska and Yukon Territory
rr* Train Service Monday. Wednesday and Friday Between SKAGUAY and WHTTE
IIORSE, Train Service Monday, Wednesday and Friday Between WI1ITEHORSE and
SKAOUAY.
Carrying Passengers, Bagsm::<\ Mail and Express. Connecting With Finely Appointed
Lake and River Steamers to all Points in Alaska and the Ynkon.
Baggage bonded through. Din?ct telr-^raphic service to all points in Alaska. Canada A- U. S.
W rite for Descriptive Literature and Summer Excursion Rate*
TRAFFIC BEPIRTMENT,
l Vancouver, R. C.
D. L. OiCKESOM, PRESiOEMT.
Vancouver, B. C., and Skaguaj. Alub.
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C. W. CASH, TOURIST AST
Skaffuaj. Al*?ka.