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THICT OK AL \SK.V, D. VISION
NO. 1.
Th ? Alaskan ?- Northw u
oru Territories Trailing. C "?
panv. a corporation. C. il.fr.
Wilkinson, Kru> -t Coll -
Daviil Legat Fulton, Plain- J-'
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J. T. Smith Defends.' i,
To J. T. Smith. It
ins:
In the name of th- I : Stat t
of America.
You are hereby comma > i>
anil appear in the a
titled Court, holden at S y in
said Division of said J>istri< and an
swer the complaint filed : ii
in the above entitled acti i within
thirty days from the dat ? of the ser- .
vice of this summons an ! a copy of
the said (omplaint upjn j . towit:
1
if you fail so to app Mr and a istrer, !
for want thereof the plaintiff will
apply to the Court i ? : r Ii. f de
manded in saiil < ai; : a <-t ;>y of
which is served ;?
is brought to obtain : . < rder of fore
closure of mon a.:e affecting the
west half of L 't Xo. i S, in block N"o.
27. situated in the city of Sksgvajr,
j\laska, for attorneys' ftes and costs
of suit. Date of order tor public ation
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the Court herein, October 1!>. : ^
And you. the i'nlted Stat' s Mar
shal of Division N'o. 1. of th- Dis
trict of Alaska, or any deiv.it y
hereby required to make : r. i ?? ? f
this summons upon the sni<' n '?
a*it and each of them as by law re
quired and >?>': will mak? 1 t.ui
hereof to the Clerk of t;i Convt
within forty days from t' '?"? of
delivery to you wit'i an
hereon of your doings in t.; ? -r
Ises.
In witness whereof I ha \ her
unto set my hand and . <1 t!
S -al of the above Court this 27th
day of October. A. D 1'
C. C. PACK. Clerk.
(Seal) A. W. FOX. Deputy.
First insertion Octobcr 2S, 1008.
Last Insertion Decemb- ; 0. 1908.
WHAT THE KIDNEYS DO.
Yiittir I -o n?iu!? Work Rcppn U?
iiuni; nail H<-nlrhy.
\ :! the ' looi in the hotly pusses
t 'ousrh i ho kidneys onco overv three
i.i .iMtc.-. Til- kidney > til ' :?? the b^ood
i*he\ work night t.nd djy U'r.en
he.dthv they remove about ;iOO grains
"( impure lu ?tter daily , when unhealthy
-omepirtof this impure matter ls> left
i? the blood. Ti.is brings on many
discus - and s>iiioti>ius ? pain in the
imck. headache, nervousness, hot. dry
-.kin. rheum ttisui. gout, gravel, disor
ders of the eyesi hi and h ??ri nv?, dizzi
oiss, irregu .ir heart, debility, drowsi
U"v>. dropsy, depots in the urine, etc.
r. i if yoti keep .tie Biters righi you
ill h ?e i-o trouble with your kidneys.
V. A. i; iwk ns, OU > Vesler wav, S
.ittli', Wnsu , si) s: ''It givrs 111 ?
p sure at th- present time to confirm
?ho ?r;?>i!ni m I _'ivi- some ye: rs ago id
lavor of t' h'h Kiiliic\ Pil.'s, tue rellet
I ouaintd frotn their use bavin?
j'oved peruianeut. ?! used remedy
. fter r 'Mi?-.-v, iv.-iri tin'bN' to obtain re
nef. I hud the most severe pains
..er<"& the --mail of m\ h k, aed was
Iso annoy t?y the irregular action of
le k: .Iney secre:ioi>. Uom's Kidney
. .. s he I . ?d me at once, ar.d a con
iuu< d use entirely relieved me. I am
a'deut advocato of Doau's Kid Ley
Pills, and have rtcouimended them on
hi ?nj iicc .si< iis. as I Know they do just
..hat is claimed for them."
M :? s.iie by all dealers Price 5o
?< Foster-Milhurn Co., Buffalo, N,
. .. sole agents for the Uni'ed States.
tiemember lb name? Doao's? and
> ? k no other.
A WARNING TO TRAVELERS
Don't go through without coninj:
t'l rough I.linerick Alloy to Hoard oT
r r Ue O orr;e ar. i Tuck are still there.
S i j eri'ie for the Duly Alaskan
A I the delic ieios o' the season a'
h ? l'.?jk Train restaurant.
HALL FOR RENT
The Eagles hill hnvm? undergo..1!
coaiv i te i i: .ration nd repairs, th
r'.o. i >f >-u-te<s F o K. wiil\ o ?!?
tcinc : ? ,vu? hail maybe securn
? ir s e. :1 dances or entertainment:
It -nt $10 per evening. Enquire FIenr\ j
Khc.e. Draper & Co. 'a store.
DON'T WORK ALL THE TIME
Why not p!ay ? game of I-aj: Uil
had .it L:mcrlck Alley thU evening
QuiGK DELIVERY PHONE 90
!?a<rg;tge, coal and w.iod delivered up
Oti snortest notice day or ci?;ht.
li. Freidentbal,
(Genera! Expressinr Bonded Carrier
NOTICE.
I f you fail to g t your pap -r regular
lv. notify us by phone. No. 19.
IN" THE UNITED STATES COM MIS
I OXER'S COURT PRECINCT OF
SKAGWAY i'EFORE H. B. LE
FEVRB U. S. COMMISSIONER
AND EX OFFICIO PROBATE
In the matter of the estate ot' Sam
uel G. Lucas, deceased.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given that, at
Sk: .way, Alaska, on October L'2nd,
t!'08, by virtue of an order duly made
o:.<l eat- red in the above entitled
n att r, thekundersigned was duly
appointed administrator of the estati
of Samuel G. Lucas, deceased. All
persons having claims against said es
ate are required to present the same
to the undersigned at his place of
misaess in Haines, Alaska, or to Z.
R. Cheney, Esq., at Junoau. Alaska,
with the proper vouchers within six
months from the date of this no
tice.
Dated at Skagway, Alaska, October
22nd, 1908.
HENRY BRIE.
Administrator of the estate of Sani
tel G. Lucas, deceased.
Date of first insertion October 30.
Date of last Insertion December 4.
TRAMP KICKS SOME,
The Dilapidated Gentleman and
His Profession.
THINGS THAT DISPLEASE HIM
Criticises Authors and Their Writings
aa to Who and What Constitute a
Hobo ? Tells Friends to Be on the
Lookout.
[Copyright, 190S, by T. C. McClure.]
"There ore some things about this
tramp business tbnt make trie very
tired." said the dilapidated gentlemau
as he got his pipe alight for a smoke
aud a talk. "I have been reading a
newspaper here for the last hour and
have come across such expressions as
?lazy tramp,' 'vicious tramp,' 'drunken.
i aii It contains two
i ,v? thev were un louMetlij com
ami *a\s tin j .'linns of men
mltted by tramps. .Mm ton. ,
r?rs^Stssi
"You will find many a boo, In ? ;
tl1elborSa>slu.vyentt^8,a?|
ence is llmt one ^-nde., he ;
the other the h.ghwins. Ihtj nu
k'ss T "from end to end '
worse for Uquoi
not u drunkard, lie
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far fewer opportu* . * ,
When you hear ot hall a - ' ^ ;
l>0l?g gathered 1" <"> '? ' ,t '1 , f,
half a dozen men who h- . !??
the city for years-free I.
and corner loafers.
?? Vs for lazy trnmps. 1 v.- v " "ict 0,lt*
I've met them working by t ?? mon th.
the week and the .lay and v, ?et
them working for a meal. '
wavs willing to pay their \\a>. l_ -
..vnfet to render quid pro Q'-> >? A" "?
rviK.. when working for a t?and-ont
n?.ol their labor Is worth more than
Ul.-AmT1about roblterlc in suburb . or
country. Not one time to a
lt the tramp. If. the hooW ^
the chaps who kn< w where thev tan
sell their plunder. The trntnp ^ j
of no one to buy. cyr >? 1 e bhoultt
accumulate plunder. Thev
l0W8 on the park bench, s tramps. They
call the sleepers In door vay s ump^
They are off their bas- - ihty -re
city bums, pure and c nr.'1''
Is Net Vicious.
.?Why should a -a: ' "
clous than t' V Z!
There's nothi: ? t-> ? 0 1 uo '
He is having a fairly happy time of It
i is Will g to !.y, and let live
, XV arrived In villa: ? after village,
minding my own busings and *
tut f all. and yet w:,- set upon b> the
town bully. If be got what he
served then I was arr ? ? as a ?
clous tramp. The bums nd loafers are
In a class by tbeinsc! ?. e* aid the
tramp wants uotb' ' < with them
. , it* ? t oil on me
CSS! 2?.X ! #?**
door of a ti. use In a vil ge and as
for a b\? oat. Th v. .,???? or girl
goes away for Instruct!. and a ma
appears it may be the nunkter or
one of the deacons. 1 am Invitee n.
, am requested to tell my story be;
rinnlnp I ack when l wi s e: ,.? years
Sd-of smoking, drinking. fjfgg;
. ,i ;? to the circus and fifty otner
thing ? I am told that society Is reftdy
climb a luditor. llwn 1 l>11- '
and turned out Int > the night as '"
"y as a wolf. Why. that man fa J
encourages me to steal his own chick
ens. Not a nickel, not a crust, but 1
must subsist on reform. lu
"I have never struck ft \il** - -
???<? as.
tlemau I am supposed to be la d
need of refortnntlon. I hnvo bad wo
men cry over me and exact n promise
that I would strive to become presi
dent of the United States when their
own husbands were town loafers and
drunk half the time.
"l or the crlmc of stealing three sour
apples off a tree in Indlaua I was ar
i ' ted. The constable hadn't done au
hi :icst day's work In five years. The
Justice before whom I wns arraigned
b 1 boon charged with exacting illegal
fees. The Jailer to whose caro I was
unsigned was a blinking old bum who
bivit his wife. I happened to bo tho
only prisoner In the Jail for the first
fifteen days, and the reformers swarm,
ed in on me. I had a lied not (It for a
hog, but they didn't eh>"ge it. The
place was alive with v y n, but no
body sent in stuff tiki iheui off. I
hadn't half enough lo cat, but no more
was offered me. What they did offer
was prayers and advice, and because X
got sulky and wouldn't sing 'Nearer,
My God, to Thee' tho jailer starved me
for two days. I was looked upon as
the worst desperado the town had ever
known.
"1 can't remember when I have lied.
As a matter of fact, I have nothing to
lie about. Tho merchant and his
clerks lie every day. All last summer
my .stealings amounted to perhaps a
dollar's worth of fruit and vegetables.
There are a thousand so called respect
able men who are grafting the average
city out of hundreds every day in the
year. I may g?t a glass of beer a week.
The average man, If he likes it, may
got three a day. I swear. So do fifteen
men out of twenty. 1 smoke. So do
tens of thousands of others. But be
cause I'm a dilapidated gentleman I'm
set down as very bad and in need of
all the moral iufluonco that can be
l rmu 'it to boar. That's tho difference
between tweedledee and tweedledum,
you see.
Public Fooled Again.
"There's a general opinion that the
tramp is Ignorant. That's where the
public Is fooled again. I never met one
In all my wanderings, unless ho was a
foreigner and only over a little time,
that wouldn't pass muster with tho
belter class of mechanics, and some
were graduates. At a caiupflre with
six or seven average tramps about it
you'd have hard work to find one who
isn't up in orthography, mathematics,
history, and so on. I've found plenty
up hi Ilibllcal events, ancient history
n:i<l scientific questions. Why not?
The tramp Is a tramp simply because
ho was born restless. That spirit
u uld lii ve given him the luxuries of
travel If he had been rich. As he didn't
happen to be he had to go on tho tramp
10 see tho world.
"Of nil people the farmer understands
i Lie tramp the best, except In one thing.
He can't understand why Weary Wil
lie doesn't want to buy n farm and
settle down. The farmer always has
some chores to do. lie most always
seats the trump at the family table,
lie often -.rives him a good bed. If he
was over afraid of him it was years
r : ' 1 years :u'". After supper the tramp
fi t that li Is up to him to entertain
t; h< :selio|d. lie sits down with it
an 1 ( in be mighty interesting wlth
ou the longbow. He can tell of ar
: escapes. Jails, police, and so on.
1 can I of Niagara falls, public
buildings, conflagrations, the moun
tains ami big trees of California, and
what not. I've been a delighted lis
tener scores of times myself.
"If a tramp has had his till of tramp
ing for the nonce he'll turn to and
work for a mouth; if not, it's no use
t > try to detain him. The call of the
road is ns strong as the call of the
wild. The farmer understands this and
plans accordingly. The tramp may
take a few apples or turnips from him
a t.il at long intervals a cldcken, but
next time lie comes along he may turn
in and work like a beaver to snve the
hay or wheat crop. As for what wo
call gratitude, the tramp has got lil.i
full share of It.
"Therefore, my friend." continued
the dilapidated as he knocked the
ash from his pipe and pocketed It.
"when next you read that 'a tramp
did it' Just make up your mind that
the lop shouldered reporter Is mixing
his dogs and cats all up together and
doesn't know his trade. There are
bums, there are loafers, there are hood
lums auil there are? yours truly?
tramps." . M. QUAD.
Mean of Her.
, ? ? ? ? I
"Boohoo! Ter think my own motlior
d go nu' play me such n low down
measly trick!"
"What she done, Arabella?"
"Made me take care of de kids while
she chased off to a mothers' uieetlu'l"
?St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Literally So.
"I thought you told me you had a
iljrht role In the new play."
"So I have."
"Get out! I saw the play last night,
and you're nothing but a 'supe.' "
"Maybe, but don't I carry on the
lamps?"? Pittsburg Post.
Not For Her.
"1 aiu going to give Miss Oldglrl a
ww wrinkle"?
"For heaven's sake don't! She Is try
i ?? to have the old ones smoothed out
now."? Baltimore American.
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Grnduvto of South Bead Optical College
Examinations made and Glasses
Fitted by Means of the
OPHTHaLMO- METRE
Errors of Refraction Corrected."
Each case receives the utmost
care and special lenses ground
where required.
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Terminus W. P. & Y. Route
H All South Bound Steamer* Arrive and Depart FromThla Dock
REGULATION." 1905
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Warehouse) pen (or delivery of merchandise from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m.
H Perishables ONLY delivered on Sunday or at night. j
? All freight s lipmonts destined southbound must be accompanied by a
Shipper's Manifest (papers can be obtained at the U. 8. customs
office) and must be delivered before 6 p.m. No freight will be re
Iceived on wharf after this nour.
BAGGAGE? Tolls win oe collected on Checked Baggage Onlt. No
charge for bags and grips when unchecked.
The wharf gate will be clofMd to the public when steamer la ne&rlng
dock and will be open id only when passengers havo disembarked,
Wharfage Tariff can be had on application at office on dock,
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