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Alaska T ranster Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
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COAL and WOOD
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Cigars, Tobacco.
Smokers' A?-ticles,
Stationery and Fish*
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FOR ALL THOSE
Optician.
R. E. KIRMSE.
Gnulu&U <>t
NORTHERN ILLINOIS COLLEGE
OF OPTHALMOLOQY AND
Bye ? Bieatned ana KTa^ioi Fitted
C?rrM(iona?nc? solicited.
Music Teachers.
Mis* M. G. Hind?haw
?* Piano Forte
Special 1 emu (or a Limited
Number o i Beginners
EIGHTH AVE. AND MAIN ST. '
Attorney
ROYAL A.GUNNISON
ATTORNEY AT t AW
p. O. ?ox e. Juneau alaska
Es?lzu**s
H. P. M. Birkinbine
ENGINEER
U. S. Deputy Land and Mineral
Surveyor
POLLEY BLOC. HAINES, ALASKA
Raw Furs....
VK PAY
High Prices lor fine furs
W rile Par lV.ee list
Percy's Fur House
Owfaktwh, wueoatHi
MUTINY IN THE i
IDAHO PRISON
Idaho. Aiicil SO -Prtweue*
f iniuU aud cool uvrw on the part
i W arxieu Suouk preveuted a big
iutiay and jaU Urvak and Lirah&biy
?v*ni llAa owu lifltt U Vkell aet the
i?*? of *everai guard* at th? poui
t -itUary when six doaperat? couvicta
ruk?- utK o t th? hao of 3-' prteotwr*
irarvUimf tu from Ut? iKuue
ml ruahed mu> th? Wardvu'* office.
Warden Suuok heard the COUW'ts
uututy; toward hht offVv aud >ik.{ as
ht > oiitwva the rouau he rvwe up iu
ia otair, potutia* hi* revulver
i ui^b*, into tha faooa of the load
r?. Thw uiulimxr* halted and threw
their hauda iu aurprwe.
Ou U-lug iiu**>t?oiW the prtaonera
Uiuw*i lhai the hU tueu who had
hvhaH ruulu repruaeiHeJ them a*> a
rit k ckiKx* coujiutttn* vKh the object
t layiug s^riou* couapUmu before
:i*.- aardeu to the effect that their
Lk>i. ivuJtvulaxIy the ujeat which the
ad <*i tfeiuter at the quarry, tu uu
!>\>ilowiu? the "peculiar pW" by
t?< mx prwxiers, two other convicts
heir iwihk from a gau? employed
:l pulling Wetrlei iu the gardeu thU
Lh?<u? poriunUon to go ta an
utbuUdiu*. and taking this errand
- a pr*t*<* i they raa away Al
hougb a report of the t^bix- was
uaui>" tor half an hour. Warden
ittouk <aptured theui in record time
?lumping on hb> horse the warden
iK?tiactlvely headed fur the ptafcv
> here k seemed iiKwt probable Up
ugttivea would so, aad his "hunch'
two out at> he expected. MilW ami
lyde ran along the rood to a point
.hove Moaeley's ami Gray's ramhea,
? here i he Uluff extends almost out ti>
he river. leuttug but a narrow put*
a# lor the roadway. There they
urned uff and weal into the hills.
V antra Snook discovered their trucks
td followed them out to Kelly Hot
tu-iugs ai*l on up a small gulch thai
? a4a to the ridge rigi?t tutu Hvgh
md valley. The warden caught sigh
>f the ivmvia before they sa* him
kUd after shoottn* into the air to
.are thwm he covered I he laeu with
; s gun. They did nut attwupt to re
but gave in and- were marched
xuk to prison.? J>pok<*aiau-KevWw.
John Snook a well remembered m
ikagwajr and south e*K?rn Alaska
K> ho s?-rvt?l act deputy U. S Mar
uial in Dye* lu the early part ot 1898
aid in okagway ia 15?? and several
ar? after
>th*? Lottie OJajsou, a slater of Will
Mr Saook was noted as an hoaest
kud (earkwa off Kail and a terror to
?vil doers
A POLISH WEDDING.
run and Profit Strangely Mingled In
the FMtivittM.
A wedding among tbe Pules may cer
ainl> be said to bold tta own ainou*
Lie utore entertaluing of marriage cue
otna. There fun and profit are strunge
v uilugted In (bat uiarrlajfe festivities,
'jr the bride depends upou tbe wed- :
tilXtf festival for her dowry and rarely
' uU to set enough to enable her to
jejflii housekeeping with comfort.
After the wedding feast a da ace Is
u order, and at that dance every man
*ho would distinguish hlmsetf must
ace in the even tug at least claim the
ride for a partner. The honor of
:inclng with tier, however, la not to
v obtained lightly. The aspirant must
win the privilege and pay for It.
In one corner of tbe roots tbe moth
er of the bride has taken up her posl
Ion witb a plate In ber lap. The wise
aouuui boa chosen that plate careful
y. It la made after tbe plan of an
mtliig bouse coffee cup and could not
.ally be described as frail.
Tbe gallaut who w tabes to dance
.1th tbe brUle? and, aa has been aakl.
ill are In honor bound to do wo? moat
;hi11 out a piece of allver and throw It
mto tbe plate. Not until he baa suc
ceeded in breaking or chipping that
almost Invincible piece of crockery
ia? be won tbe honor be seek*. Few
>ucce?d In making an impression upon
Lbe plate for less than a auoi *sjuat to
>0 cents of our money.
l'he inouey thus accumulated goes to
ibe bride and not unusually amounts
to seventy-five or one buudred dollars,
tt?a where tbe crowd la apparently
us poor as it can well be. Thla sum In
t rural district of Poland Is enough to
start tbe young couple fairly la house
keeping.? Detroit free Press.
THE SPEED OF NO RETURN. I
Velocity a Body Must Have to L*?v?
Earth and Never Coma Back.
There are a srv.it many odd terms in
?clenco ooutt of which tiu* u title so 1
weird us the si>eed of no return. This
uieuus the velocity a body must have
iu leaving the earth lu order for It j
never to couie back. It baa beeu accu
rately worked out aud la fouud to be <
about seven miles a second. Now,
though this g|>eed baa uever been ob
talued by artltlvlal uieaus ou tbe earth,
ellll It la Interesting to note the theory
aa regards tbe further actions of tbe
body It would continue outward iu a
curved tlue until It waa controlled by i
balancing forces, mainly tbe earth,
tuooo aud suu, tu such a way aa to
make It bare uu orbit of Its ovu. So
U would go on revolviug forever Just
aa any other plauot.
Although this &i'ced has uever been
obtalued by artificial uieaua. It Is
found In nature on tbe Mirth, and Its
application has a great deal to do wltb
quintal life ou our planet. Aa la well
iniown, it la a pet theory of the scien
tists tbut tbe earth la lotilug Its atmos
phere, just aa the tnoou has already
loat hers, on account of the wouderful
vibrational speed of tbe molecules of a
gas. Hydrogeu gas Is knowu to have a
molecular velocity of over the ueces
sary amount, aud It la a startling
proof of the theory that no free hydro
gen la found In our atmosphere. Tbe
theory la that this gas on being set
free rises ou account of Its lightness
aud when it gets to the outside edge
of our ocean of uir Is left behind on
one of Its Jumps, the earth going for
ward at a great rate itself, something
like eight miles a second.
As the earth gradually lost Its at
mosphere It would become colder and
colder ou account of lu Inability to
hold the heat received from the sun.
and all animal and vegetable life
would cease This has already hap
pened to the moon. Its temperature
never rtMug above xero. though the !
sun shines ou it for two weeks at a
time.
It Is needless to say that eveu If this
speed could be obtained by a cannon
ball or other comparatively small body
the frictiou wltb the air on Its waj
uould immediately burn It up. Just as
the shooting stars we see are burned
up before reacblug the earth. So if
the vLsitlug of the moon ever takes
place It will have to be accomplished
In a carriage wltb Tery thick sides
aud made of a material whose melting
point is very high.? New York Tribune.
The Perfect Silence.
There is no seusatlou In the world
like that which comes over you when j
walking through a deuse grove of red
woods. Their trunks rise hundreds of
feet into the air and are lost lu the
dense rvxvf of foil ige like the columns
ot an Egyptian u-iuule grown to super
nuuiau neight. vn the ground there
U uo underbrush, but ouly ferus of a
sixe aud shape that suggest a pre
historic period aud falleu trunks that |
have lain unrottlug for 3.U00 years.
There Is uo suullgiit and uo birds siug.
If a storm arises. It Is au hour be
fore a drop reaches the ground, Here
all is as It was sluce creation, and
there Is no time ll U 'Jit
silence. ? Exchange.
'
Uo to tho Dominion Hotel, White
horse for dean and comfortable beds.
IDT 1 INCH OF
HEALTHY SI
Left on Whole Bod*? Boy of Five a
Mass of Itching Eruption and Hh
Screams wers Heart-Breaking
Bandages Stuck to His Flesh.
CURED BY CUTICURA
TWELVE YEARS AGO
"Mr little ton. a boy of 9t?, brok?
out with an Uchlng rash. Throe doe
: r* prwcnw iwr
him. but h* k,p4
getting wore* un
til w<? could ocl
dree* him tar
mon?. Th?y dually
advised cm to try
a vrtain DMdlci]
College. but I t ?
tr?rmUu?ot did no
fiod. At th* tim*
was Induced to
try Cuticura h?
wa? no bad that 1
hdJ to cut hi* '..air
off ana put th?
CuUctira Ointment on him on MnkM
m It waa lmpuesibkti to touch him wttn
the bar* hiuuL TVro ?u not oi
; on#
lac i itr*- iuumj. iw? . TT?. T
square Inch of skin on hta whole body
that *w not affected. He *a? on* maaa
at tun*. The banda<i?e u*?d to tflck to
his akin and in removing them K UMd
to lake the skin off with tbem and the
?crv&ma from the poor child wera baart
breaking. I be^an to think that ha
would ewr get well, but aftar the *?c
ond application of Cutlcura Ointmant I
began to see signs of l.npcoTwmeot. and
with the third and fourth applicatlMg
the sorea oomaaenced to dry up. Hl?
skin pewted off twenty tiraea, but li
dually vieliled to the treatment. Now
1 can say that Se h entirely cured, and
more lw . "v
ert Wattam. 1113 F.rt ^-eighth 8L,
Chicago, 111, Oct. 9. 1900."
M1IILt?m of oorae* prefer Cstlcor*
8db{> to oil ether skin *aaa tar pweerv
ing pBrrfying and beaalitytng: U? ikin,
scalp, hair and n?nrt? Fcr rashaa,
; tctuno and red, rcugjt hannjL
dry, '.ain and falling hair, for tnfaatltt
eruptUa* and skin bkmctW* and <very
purpcae of the toilts, bath and auraery,
Cviticura Soap and Cuticox* Otncneot
are Lnrahiable.
ass.0?? ij?
SSsS* ?
iailuXtr m laattUu. Saaip saa BalL
NOTICE.
THE PUBLIC art) herewith request
i*l to ctoan up thatr premises and
Lhe alleys abutting ou their property
iswl to hav* the debris removed prior
K> Jun* I at nexlt. m it k ^KUtiat
Iv ueeest>ary tor the purpose of main
taining aaultary coudfctions.
it. Frank Page.
Chief c*f Police.
OIBECTJW 8F FUTEIML SOCIETIES
ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD.
Regular meetings of Camp Ska*
?ay, No. 1. every Tuesday at <:30
u'clock aharp, la A. B. hall. Broad
vay.
Visiting brother* are cordially Ld
rttti
M. A. Snow. A. C.
P. J. Rosenberg, A. K.
3ENEVOLENT AND PROTECTS
ORDER OF ELKS.
Skyway Lod|? No. 431, B. P. O
Slks, holds its regular session* at
^00 p. in. every Thursday s*?nl n*
at Its hall oa Sixth avenue.
A cordial invitation U sxtended ti
ill visiting brother i.
FRICD. CaLLlARMAN. Secy.
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES
Regular meetings of Ska* way Aerie
No. 25, Fraternal Order of Eagles
tirat and third Wednesdays in each
month. In their hall on Fifth Avenue,
at 1:30 p. m. aharp.
All members are requested to be
present and visiting brothers are in
ited ia attend.
ELMER WHEELER. Worthy Pres.
J. M. Keller, Worthy Secy.
FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS
Regular meetings of White Pass
Lodge, No. 113, Free and Accepted
Masous, second and fourtfe Fridays at
each mouth, at 8 p. m. sharp, at Ma
ionic lull, 225 Fourth avenue.
Sojourning and visiting member*
are tcquested to meet with us.
A. P. DRAPES Secy.
LAUIES OF THE MACCABEES.
Regular reviews ot Hive No. 2, L?
dies of the Maccabees will be held
.he first and third Tuesdays In the
noath at S p. m. sharp, in their hall
n Sixth avenue.
All visiting members are cordially
uvitsd.
Milker Wanted: ? Steady man for
Skagway Pioneer x Dairy. $60 per
month, board and room. Steady em
ployment the year around. tf.
NOTICE OF DiSSdiyHQN
The partnership heretofore ?it?nn<
between H. J. Lyacii and J. J.
**iy under th.* firm &uu? o t Lyach
and Kennedy, at Skagway, Alaska.
' has been this day diaaolved by mutual
i commit. That H. J. Lynch Is respona
{ tble tor all debts due And owing by
i the firm nod be U also alone author
; iwd to collect all account* due the
' Mid firm of Lynch and Kennedy.
Dated at Skagway, Alaska, thto ?th
i day of April, 1910.
J. J Kennedy
JOt H. J. Lyaoh.
UllCf OF OISSUUTUUI
The partnerahtp heretofore existing
between George Mowl and F R Elir
Uch under the firm n*m<i of "The
American Tailors." Ska, sway. AJaaka.
has beeu this day dissolved by mut
ual consent. All persons having ac
counts with aald firm are requeated
to call and aettto aame on or be
fore the first of May, 1910 at aaki
firm's store. Skagway, Alaska. April
31. 1910.
George Mowl
r. Jl EhrUcfc.
George Mowl will continue bualneas
at the old stand. 30C ? JT1
DRY RICK WOOD.
Call up phone no. 14. Martin Itajn,
and have him deliver to you at one*
rick of that drywood^
Por 26c you can hare the Skagw^y
I Hack call at your borne and convey
you to the dance, or other social ftsnc
Uon. Tvlephoae 84 tor arrangements.
QUICK DELIVERY PHONE N.
Baggage, coal and wood delivered
jpon shortest notice day and night
H. FREIDENTHAL.
For a friendly same of Solo, the
Board of Trade la the moat pleaaant
and cheerful resort In town these
oold days. *f
Subscrlbe tor the Alaskan today.
"Do It now!"
SAY BOYS !
If you should ask your
friend what cigar he
liked beet, what would
his answer be?
"El Arabe"
Of course.
Dout forget the number
428
BROADWAY, (Near Fiftk)
Tony Dortero's
COME IN AND GET OUR PKICES ON
Choice, Dainty Pieces of Carved Ivory
such m Cribbage boards, Paper weights srtd Knives aad Napkin rings
Alaska Silver and Copper Novelties
Suveoir ? ooos, Brscelett, Envelope openers mod P?per knives
Cut Glat?, Hand Painted Japanese China and Nugget
Jewelry
Alaska Cedar Pacquee, Leather Wall, Banners, and
Sofa Pillow with Burnt Design*
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Optician
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+ Spoons, Bracelets, Paper Cutters, Napkin Riugs +
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+
Native Carved Ivory Handled Carving Sets +
+ Beautifully Carved Walrus Teeth Novelties +
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