?K fiailg Wfca* |
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER. J
A4a'.'.t?d a* a*oon<! clam . * matUf (
July *. 1S?8. at Ui? e J
at saa^-ar. ASaaka. J
L. &. KELLER, Publtahar.
Sul*c*iptkvj R*W?:
Oaa nocUt fay mall 75
On# oaonUi iij carrier 1.00
Ttraa aaonlha isj mail 2.1
8U i&>nU( by maU 4 . SO
Oaa rwar by mall 9 <M>
?uteorlptiona and atfvartt* amenta ra
catvad fay:
Beeaatt New* V?. .. Wfetehorac. V 1
*. W. GUws CarcPtwa, Y. T
?. U nihaa.o *Uia. B. C.
R A. Barsett Haines.. Alasks
JUST A WORD IN PASSING.
There is a plight that working
ni< r will find thMWetres all bound
n>?ind with next year. i' they don't
* atch out This plich: is not on<
that you plight to yonr dearly belov
ed ? it is one th*t will be thrown at
you when the autumn leaves are
turned to gold and the whip-poor-will
*!i mpors w.9tr?Hy near Waco.
This is the leasen for the week.
Gwendolyv This eanao is not a
frwd one for the workingmen. you
can say whai yon dam please. They
will come a here next summer, sev
eral thousand strong ud they will
be thewod 'ik*- A u rock bulk, mayhap
> ? ? eren at that, they will get a
cli.-nce to toy with a Number Two
bn* a brief and fleeting c-ioment.
ilaUng investigated the mysteries
ot certain bodroc k drains where the
water wanders, and large. burly
track-drivers bovt them aronnd to
"bout ' mv.:*,* to k?s p gv the next
ab.r. and .kvi .>*: t<w> moch
Tr-.cy want a bunch ot then to hurry
them through th critical ported next
summer when they will pay for the
? ?-od and the fodder of the next
twelvemonth and maybe place a cor
j uient poke in the local depository.
1V> need luip aod plentj of K. aext
summer, but its unfortunate that
they can't, use it long.
The op?-r?tor* mould I ke to work
(he mca all winter if the) could, and
ih? men would like the work, no
she is a bum camp fo?- the really.
:ruly maa with the hoc, shovel or
iHckusax
We ha*-* u*cK on th? beauties
aa I surpassing virtues of this dis
trict for several months and we have
se**t. iv *" '?? enchanting phases.
Inc'dentally ?t ha\c .boosted it be
cause we thick it the best camp in
\iaska. The printed word some
times gets o places entirely beyond
our ken. and w ;h all other brain
fooi that we ha\, disseminated we
?f uld like to send this word ? that
the lditarod is a good place for the
?vvikingnuHi . ? summer. but in d*r
\ nter time, let him be prepared
w ;th a warm mackintosh and an um
b-Hla? Iditarod Pioneer
THE **NDERER
He cxw. half fro*en. to my door,
and asked for bread and nothing
n<xv 1 pat him by the fire to bake,
*-Txl fed him pies and prune# and
cake, and bales of bay and pails of
bran, until she seamed a different
Iran "Ton are a wreck." I said.
' alas, what brought you to this evil
r-as? When I was young." the
wteck replied. ' I was my parents'
hope and pride: they knew fun well
that I was meant to be the country's
pnsid. r.t 1 wished to learn the
barber's trade, and O. pee whix! the
fusB they made! Vy lily hands should
r.-^ver be w>iled by trimming whis
kers. raw or boiled. And so they
MM me full of lore: I studied years.
?n?l then some more and never learn
ed a blooming thing to help nte
when I starve, by Jing' And as T
conned my books with care. 1 long
ed to have a barber's chair I waded
deep In Dar win's trash, and kmged
to dye some gent's mustache I
atndied Whately. Sterne and Rough,
and longed to cat some sideboards
oft And when from study 1 was
free. 1 found there was no place for
Ri . Dame Nature meant that 1
rhould wear an apron at a barber's
chair, and here 1 sit all staffed with
G**ek. and not a kopeck in my
breek"* His story made my bosom
core, t sadly kicked him from my
dcor. and pondered on the diezy
h'<aks the human parent often
makes ? Walt Manon
There has been so much adverse
C iticisro of the articles appearing in
this paper regarding he remarks and
CANDY f?p\
r r e s he st I
and Sweetest in the Candy Line J
Just Received at BR1 7 / '5
OEAFMESS CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications, as they cannot
the pactum of the on
Itere is on?ly one way to cure deal ,
r.*?s. and that is by oonstitutiona!
rv:iH\l Deafness is cau&t>d by an
inflamed oondttloa of the Eustac hian
Tube. When this tube te inflamed
>\m have a riuubkng sound or imper
fect hearing, and whon K la entirely
i-loeed, deafness is the result, and urt
efcss the inflammation can be take*;
out and this tube restored to Its nor
inal condition, hearing will be de
stroyed forever , nine cases out of ton
ere caused by Catarrh, which is noth
ing but an inflamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of deafness (.causwd b?
Catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall s Catarrh Cure. Send ft* cir
mlars. free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggfete, 75c
Take Hall's Funily IMjHs for oonsli
patioo. >
j remises made by J M. Tanner and
It. J. P. Bra wand at the Taxpayers
meeting held on Monday. April 3rd.
tha commencing with next Monday s
i.-sue. we ?:11 publish the Taxpayer's
platform and the speeches made by
th speakers as taken by two steno
graphers at the time.
IT IS FOR LADIES. TOO.
TT?*t ? ?* Tfcrlr llalr Falling Out
Ullk HrqiMdr.
Ijiittes who hav? thin hair and -vhi*
h r la filline oot, can prevent th* halt
r: iTic ?wt. *1x1 thlckm the growth, with
? 4 . , jv;, ,]( ' Besidea. HfTTl
cWf is or* of th* roost screenhV h. i
th??* J?. Hwrlfli* kl?s th
?Vinitrrff *rrrn that eats thr hair off at
th* root. After the |WM Is iHBrvct
1*>?* r*>t wn *h<xit up, ?in<1 the hair jrro
'?>rxr ** rrer Rvrn a sample win c ?
v <- 'a.'v t^at NVwbrn a H^rpk :
indispensable toilet requisite. 1'
r.-? of! or rw:>''<\ It win not s* r
S "'.1 leadlnp <lrocel*'s ? ij
3<v- in atrcnr* ft* iwtnple to The Herpl
cMe Co.. Detroit. Mi.h.
One Dollar bottles cuaranteed.
Win Brtti, Special Acent. Skatrway
LOST ? A gold belt pin. Finder
j'fase leave at thU office.
."<> cents for a Home Cooked meal
st the Royal Cafe, Whltehorse. Quirk
rerrice. White Help
Poor Little Herman: net Easy
knybody can best him.
Orlsp Dougbr.uts, Del'cinus Pies
ind Cake*. and everything to be
'Mind in an up-to-date baker shop
:an be had at the !{<>>. il Bakery.
kVhitehorse. Mrs. H. Kvlscy. Pro
?r etresa. it
PROFESSIONAL CAMPS.
Mtome*
ROYAL A. GUNNISON
AUomey-Al-Law
?. O. Box E. Juneau, Alaska
H. B. LE FEVRE
Attornay-At-Law
5ka*way. . ? Alaska
Englnmn
H. P. .\1 BIRK1NBINE
ENGINEER
U. S. Deputy Land and Miner*
? : Surveyor : ?
PoJley Bids. - Haines, Alaska
Phrsdria'is
C. W. PR ESN ALL, M. D.
Office and Resident*
Presbyterian Mission Hospital.
Phone ? Mission Hospital
HAINES, AL.AS1CA
Music Taachert.
MISS M. G. HINDSHAW
Teacher of
PIANO FORTE
Special Terms for a Limited
Number of Beginners
EIGHTH AVE. ANO MAIN ST.
Come In or 'phone orders for Gib
?on rye; Rainier and Olympia b
delivered to your home by The Mas
cot tf
A fine mild temperance drink i?
the pure wholesome be?>T ntad" frvni
the sparkling waters of rumw.it' r
KWJs. and the very beet barley malt
with Just the right proportion of
choicest grow n hops. Brewed as on
ly the Olympia Brewin company ran
brew. Por sale at the Hoard of Trail
Cr.Jy One &ROMO Ql 3NJNE," that i
LaxaBve B^S!!Tr Q,Ilininc
Cores a Cohj fn C*w Di> Grip in 2 Djy
on
Ho\.
25c
E RATED AND LIGHIEP
BY ITS OWN PLANT
i3t?aKmi:rtTT::t:Tt:"*.*::t:u::tr:rrar-:T:
FINE SAMFL
Fv '*1 ' . " V * tKHS
Ulhiie Pass noicS
P. 0 McM'lian, Manager
CargMt and best ap"*;?tcd Rotcl in be Vi Kon
UJbiltiwm. V. C.
CHOTCE BAR STOCK
RATES MODERATE
MOORE'S WHRRF CO.
Terminus W. P. & T. Route.
All Soil thbouud Steamers Arrive and l>t*| :s r i Kr 'in This Dock
REGULATIONS 1910.
Warehouses open for delivery of roeichand!se from 8 & i t > ;? p. m
Perishables ONLT deliver**! on Sunday or at nUtbt
VI] fretght shipments destined southbound must be accompanied by a
SHIPPERS MANIFEST <p*pe? can be obtained at the l\ S. ci;
torn* office) and must be deli . ercO. before 5pm No frei, it wi
be received on wharf after th i ? hour
BAGGAGE? Tolls will t- collected cn CHECK] > R\; JA " ONI "
No charge for t>?cs and cr! > wh^n unch> kc<'
The wharf gate will be clog** ! to tl, public when st' a cr i riiu lo
and will be opened only wi; i passengers have dl :i.i-arJspd.
Wharfage Tariff can be had on .v plication at office c:i
P. O. Bo* 175. E. J. SHAW, General Manager.
TheWhitePass &Yukon Route
TIME TABLE NO. 25.
(Daily Except Sunday)
Leaves SKAGUXY Arrives
WHITE PASS
- LOG CABIN
" BENNETT
CARIBOU
Arrives WHITKHORSE Leaves
No. 1 N. Bound
1st class
9 30 a m.
11 15 "
U 10 p. m.
1 00 "
2 30 "
4 45 "
No. 2 S. Bound
1st class
4 20 p. m.
11 3.5 a. m.
9 15 "
Passengers must hs at depots in time to have Bagsago inspected
and checked. Inspection Is stopped 30 minutes before leaving time of
train.
160 pounds of bajpra*e will be checked tree with each foil fare tick
?t mad 7t foasfc with sack half far* tttn*. jtP""
{ imm WEOT REPORT j.
Res 'U of the observations uikeri
at Moore's Wharf at midnight
April 7 IHIl, is as follows
i ?e o'werrjit 'a Ma! v; '
vraeadlr.? 2# honrs 51 ?hc,
M"an " " " :m ai?3*c
Uaporrptm JJt.SO Cloudy, ,* Ctlin
Wcathor observation at Clark'f
Raach (2 miles north of Moore's
wharf. )
Max. mum ten p. past l'4 hr^ 4<i s!?ri'
Minimum " " " " 2.1 ahov.
Mean
INTFRIOR WEATHER REPORT
STATIONS Above Below
White Pas* 5
Log Cabin. 9
Pennington
White Horse 0
Ilootalinqtia
Big Salmon 4
Y ukon Crossing
Selkirk 0
Dawson
Wellington Lump Coa!
from Shaft No. 6. orstM- i>ay M
at Ladymnllh, tnt? alghest rrai>
nousehold eml of all the B. C. fi' l !?
53.28 FIXED CARBON
Perfect Combustion I'rilfonn He*
I.lfrht Aah
Oa and after July 1st, 1910, >
>tuUl offer this ooal, selected a
craded as follows: ?
trouble Screwed and sacked $13. to
?ioreenlngs (sacked)
?^ereenlnirs (bulk)
Above prices Include delUery
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
ROLE SELLING AGENTS,
''hon* 10.
JUNEAU S. GO'S.
HEATED STEAMEK
eorisls
Hoods. T*r.ske<\ ?> ka f : d Wa- twts
FROM SKAGWAY
April 2, 8. 14, 20. 2S.
?t 8:00 a. m.
WILLIS NOW EL Mgr , Jun >u
W. W. HOUGHTON, *er>i
Rro^d^av and K'"K f r, 1
STEAMERS FOR
Seattle, Tacom;
viftwi*. Vnfimw, Amu rtt. R?llmj*\?rn
g-^ -~q - Ewid). Olympm, Port Towvml. ?oe?S
Eur?k?. 5mf* Rmfenm. M**irr>
San Fr; n cisco, Los Angeles, San Diego
O. V ANDR! *S. C 'VP. D. C. D. W;NAN!>
112 M?rk?t [>'. Mar
Ri?ht raii?rv?d to cliMf* Hil? Irlixlgt*
fi EXT SAILINGS W!LL B?
I tr e o California Mar. 31, Apr. 11-22
I I y of Seattle Apr. 4, 16,27 May 9, 20, 31
I \NK H. BOLD Agent, 2nd and Broadway, SKAGWAY
fe, ALASKA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
Carrying U. 9. Mall and Alask* Pacific Expr***
Next Sail his of th* Fut Peeeeeger Sty*m?r
JEFFERSON
APRIL - - 7, 18, 29.
MAY - - - 10, 21
DOLPHIN |
MARCH - - 24
APRIL 13, 25 |
MAY - - 5, 16, 27 J
rA o riaht tr, ch?rg? wUUne d*te without nctt**
C. B. OU PTTLL, Ar*wt, Phon* Vi
J
Canadian Pacific Ry.
(B. -C COAST SF.RVICE) \
~~Y"
PRINCESS MAY
Will Sail From Skagway
i h 8-18-29 April 8-19-29
May 10-20-31
Subjwt ioch?o?? wit.iout o Hire
:i. ?< iVer. Victoria, Seattln, via Prince Rnpert
F. F. W LOWLE. Aflant
SS. Humboldt
Will Sail From
SKAGWAY for SEATTLE and Way Ports
April 16th and 26th,
ailing 1*t? mbjert to cbftDsn without notw
f c "1RST AVTB w- W. BOUOHTOr*
< )oOffl? Phon? 9-0. 8lh ?n?l B'dVy, 8V?flw*y.
T
' JVw-5?
^3$'
l*h rough Line P^rom
Ska * >v tiv A' n, ??*" c ' ?. Rir .- i. Dr-wwm and Intermediate Yukon RItw ftlnli.
- rv , ro : >- ?. M inin? District* are reached only Tia Whlt? Florae
t Winter Route Stage Service
tv ._r .v ^ C ' d, dally train? w!H cotitlow nmnln^b?twe*Ti
SWa-t :i ar \\ ? " ' ail, Fa?s?>n(rer awl Freight Service will be maintained
by Thoroughly Equip? c) L ne b *md White 0or?e and Dawaon.
Rr .? &r : sv c arid paa*eng<?rm, leave White Hone for Damson ana
Intenr.ediate points.
f Cc ? City, fit! a? : - ne^ y ' -rovered and fabuloualy rich quarts camp
of the Windv Arm District "ike our dally Iralns to Cariboo.
iff !?> "tor 'rrl>:ht and teievraphlo rate*, apply
s> sny arec the Company, or to:
TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT
Vaneourer, B C,
/ ; Geo. Maer. fP. B. WDRZPACBER 0?. Ag'i
Vbdc rf. C ard SVajruay,Ala?ka Rkajuay, Alaeka