HME Of flints F8J ciium
1HJI CtfTM HKMI
Tai? Hall a KmJfc.1 lj Hlil? tot cab
200 IONS HtlllSGIO*
IIMP toil j
fruda j .?f; Su C Ujtur Hajf M:m??
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Alaska Transfer Co.
SOLf SELLING AOCNT&.
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DON T FROG
W. W. BOUGHTON
C>gars T )1 cco,
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Steam Lamd'y
8 Ait Wurs GiiATUi'MJ Sihurt
OnWr* Knjtaptij
Mm i -imt ?iH C*il u*. tleilvM J
Pkw. 5
Raw Furs....
high ."rices lor fine furs
Writ* Pur Pri?a Um
Percy's Fur House
Uafetaob. v/'mrvlu
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H*r * ?-?i? ws killer ^lv^u
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
R. E. KIRMSE,
Graduate of
NORTHERN ILLINOIS COLLEGE
OF OPTHALMOLOGY AND
e? tlaamiucJ aqJ Frame* Fitted
Correspondence solicited.
Music ToAcn?rt.
Miss M. G. HincUhaw
r~w ?* Piano Forte
Special Terms for a Limited
Number of Beginners
Studu
EIGHTH AVE. AND MAIN ST.
Attorney
< SAY BOYS!
If you should a.*k your
liked ottj-t, what would
hU auawer be!
''El Arabe"
Of course.
Dout forget the u umber
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BROADWAY. (N?w Ftftk)
Tony Dortero's
Mm. Juouoa Haslett and cfctMNS,
KnhKyu and KMua left ou the Hriu
i?wo May bn rtlnoe Kupert lu Jolu
Vir llwlrtt. who buhls a dominion ix
aUou ?? th*t i(Uv?
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Mis, J A. tiodiug accompanied by
k* >.ousu?. Mr NoUt- o t Lot> Aug
??Wb, nod h*-r grand children. ?liu
iieth. Wllfurd ntfci Herbert MoMurtry,
ujidt- the round trip U> Uennett, Wed
IMMfaj
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Major A'. K. Soydvc of the R. N. W.
M IVUce at Whltehorse was a Hal
Mi houae ou Wednesday aud
Thursday. Majur Suyder b on bis
way to Vancouver and K(t on the
I'riucena May.
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Mm. William Whaleu of Stillwater
Mluu., will spend the summer lu Ska
way > is it lug with her stater, Mrs
Conway awl her brother Mr. Jerry
Qululait. Mr*. Whaleu will arrive
the first ot June.
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M be Margaret Whaleu writes h*r
auut, Mrs. Martin Coo way, that she
is much pk?sed with her duties and
*um>uodiuga iu Juitoau Miss Whal
eu '? frauds will accord her a hearty
wektmse ua her return to Skagway
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Mbte Alum Dekttsey and Mbs May
Mills uf Sttka will tour Kurope during
the sumu*-r. leaving Sitka the latter
-i ?. ot Jun<- While traveling the
young laities will visit Oberammergau
in-! witness the world famous Passion
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Misb ffeufar erf Vancouver was a
i-aaseugvr ou the Priuccas May. Wbil
a Skagwav Mis? >Yaziei was the
oau ot Mrs. W. R. Hillery. Friday
laoruiujc. Mrs. H tilery aud Misa KVa
t<r left for White-horse, the former
to visit till after Umpire day. and the
latter to assume her position in Supt.
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Ot Tuesday afternoon Mrs. P. \
<"allarmau very pleasantly entertained
it "500 Mrs. OaMarman was as
>l?u* by her stster. Mrs. F. J. Weber
fhe score cards were dainty little
. x> iKeits iu roses awl violets. The
hu* favor, a beautiful plate was woa
by Mrs. P. H Uanty ami the consul
tiiuMi. a box ot candy. fell to Mrs
1 Seurge Mfcuwhard
An abundance of dettotous and daiu
y viands *><re served by the hostess
aud Mr* Weber The invited guests
*rjv: M<W*uie* Pullen, Le FVvrv.
Keller. Weber. Black. E L. Miller,
i littery llabir. U H Miller. Liggett
iwitt. K indell . Wurabacher, Gajtly.
Quinhui. Conway, Reed. Van de Wall
ileo. Hlanohard W. C. Mam-hard and!
Miss Oystal Snow
The baked bv-aiis an?l orown bread
?kirv?l by the LadWaa Aid at Uu4r
supper Saturday night will be made
from a rvoeipt specially imported di
rect from Boo&on, Mw.
Has
CKESUYTKRl.vS
Hfih Avenue and SUte llreet.
II A. M Morning worth p, and ?*r
ll 15 p. m. Sunday School.
7:0i> p. to. Sooior Christian En
p. *u. Pre*ohioi{
Midweek pr?yer meeting 8 o'clock
A'e Hi s lay e*euiog.
Children's nievtiug at 4 p. m. on
1 h un?da> .
Young IVopVs bible Class at 8
p in. uu kYiday.
I lev. Owen Joues, Castor.
CATHOUC CHURCH
Contrary to ?h*t ?ta announced last
Sue i ?v , iho usual jo i * lo < o wi.l lake
pi*. ? tomorrow.
Holy Communion, 8:00 ?. m.
M v* and Sermon 10:00 a. tn.
Sunday school ?i 1:3u p m.
Ev? nmg tor vice at 7:30
a I ?re oordiali iuvlud to alt nd these
wrtiou
He*. P H TurneP, J S
YOUR HAT
Mar tw a >?jllsk Oh, lta? It Make*
TiMkla
A man usually buys a hat that's "tn
but (a* uioUi.-ru hat tor cueu has
l ull lead* ar? gr >wii\g more nuiuer
? t . vJTJf <la> Uats make oxceilamt
rwsdiag places for the parasitic |?rmj
? i h sap the 1U? (lua the root* of the
Wh*a your hair beffio* to tall out anJ
I, tv-alp Is full ot Pandruff it u a
?ure r'.gi. that thesa oouatles* genus ara
i^?uy at ? ork.
Tktto is but one way to overcome the
>uhl? ml kill the jtrms- that wa> Is
j . . .?ly N'ewbro'a Herpiehl* to the
?>jv 't will kill the germs and healthy
n.r sura to result.
S ! by I ?.'? J4nt: Jrusgtsts. San J 10c in
lor sample to The Herptcida IX
Wa? Brut. Special Meat. S'utw
Ou Dollar bottle* guaranteed.
If it is May Mower Butter It's the
35c per pound at Frye-Bruhn's.
FKKSUYTKRlAX
THE FINAL TEST.
Wh?ro tho Candidal* For th? Army
Put Hia Foot In It
Bill was oue ot tb?se follow* who
always iry to do ttiiugH rlgbl. He
lost bis position recently aud, belug
unable to secure another. deckled to
Join 1'ie regular army U<t applied
at I'ucte Sam's recruiting station
Now. Hill was a good looking specl
mcu of ma u hood, aud the army ottt
cer began bU e\atuiuatk>u with pleas
ure.
Heart, lungs, bear lag. sight aud ?
nerves were found to the best of con
dition. But oue teat reuialued before
he could become a regular.
"lake off your shoes." commanded
the oUker.
Blil did so.
"Now wet your feet Id that bucket"
he was further Instructed.
Bill did as he was told.
"Now walk across the room," said
the army man.
Blil knew from the actio us of the
army ottoer that he bad made a good
mark aud wauted to lucrease his aver
age. Ho started across the floor,
bringing every luch of his weight to
bear at every step, He looked back.
Yes, be was doing dne. He could
plainly see the whole Imprint of bis
feet each step he bad taken. He was
happy, and the task was finished.
"lH.<n't want you. You're flatfooted."
said the army man.
"What do you think of that?" re
flected Bill as be made his way to the
street? Pittsburg Caxette-Thucs.
FX)R S\ LK ? One bureau, and a
timing room set consisting of a table.
- iiiht chairs, and a small buffet En
quire of Capt. fiw. S. Si mo ads, Ft 1
Help the Commercial Club to se
cure a Geological Survey for Skag
way. Think what It might mean for
the Town and you personally if good
mineral were found in the** hills.
Such a thing Is possible.
Subscribe tor the Alaskan today.
"Do it now.'"
MTI6E OF mmim
Tbd partu?raUp h?rwtofoe? ?xsatmx
ix>tw?H>u G?wga Mowi and b\ V. Ehr
lich under Uie ftrm oauio of "The
American Tailor*,'' Sk?*w*y. Aiasia.
hm b**m thja Jay Jtsa?4ve*l br mut
udi vouseni. All peracvu* iiavuig ao
counts with ihu4 dm aw request*!
to chU xad a*W*t tain* wa er be
fore tb? ttr?t of Jliy. mo at 4^-V
firm's atom. Sk*gwaj, Ala&fca. April
SI. m?t
George Mow!
r. r. ?hrtu.-&.
G?ors? Mowl will eoatiatM >u*ia?*?
at tfra old ?taatl Wt-ffl
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Provide For Your Future
Two Factors Enter In The Question Of Successful Investments
YOU MUST RECOGNIZE THE OPPORTUNITY-THEN SEIZE IT
I no ? (Mvwttl you with the opportunity ami ask you to give it your thoughtful attention ? it de
it.
' !? Tnx .^ou. of Medford. in the famous Rogue River Valley of Oregon, in the National Apple
S. ? >?*. in coni petition open to tike work], won tile s wvepstakes Banner and prize of $ 1 .000. iW and tie
title of Ami KINO OK THE WORLD."
Imm^diau t\ he was b*si<-sed by inquiries in regard to investments in fruit iaixis by people who did
i*>t \ -~.il to Ktivf their houivs and occupations. The outgrowth of these rvnuests was the purchase* ot
th ? r.iiuoti* Waka property at Easle Point and the incorporation of th- ROGl'E RIVER COMMERCIAL
ORCHARD COMPANY
'? >n ,i s of t:i s property is iu two year oki trees and seventy acres in one year old trees. This ao
r>; ? has bee a divided into units, each unit representing one-half acre, at a valuation of WOO.0O an
acre, or 1300.00 per unit, on the following plan of pay meat:
1 Unit $ Jtn) t iO Down $ T Monthly
2 I'nits .. ivO 40 Down 14 Monthly
3 l'uits wO <0 Down 21 Monthly
4 I'nits 1200 SO Down 28 Monthly
5 l'nik> 1500 ?, 100 Down 35 Monthly
10 Units 3000 200 Down 70 Monthly
. le cor.ijxu'.v , , i-x to -i contract with you to take care of the property covering a period of five
> irs . without cost to you of one cent, after which tixne it will be in bearing; after the expiration
of fiv .? wars it further contracts to give the orchard the most expert attention possible, in ivmun
nr .on for which, a:ui for all labor involve*!, it will receive 12*^ per cent of the net profits. The unit
holders will divide ? amongst themselves annually S7Vi per cent of the profits.
In Forty Months Your Unit Is Paid For, Before Then? It Begins To Pay You
iv.i.-h jus which have be. a planted between the young Apple and IVar trees will begin to bear the
-evvi y.ar x-d will txvu- fully the third year. and the entire revenue from these temporary trees WILL
UK P UD TO THE I NIT HOLDERS, less picking and packing costs only. You will see by this that
y . d will ji.irt before you have completed your payments. These Peach trees are cut out when
the Apple and Pear trees come into bearing, as they are of no further value.
Kiu h uuii when the orchard comes iuto full bearing, should pay not less than $300.00 or 100 per cent
1 ? < nu on the actual money invested, and in all probability It will pay not leas than foOO.OO per unit
annually. This sounds big but they are doing better than that.
Th - Kfcrniers and Fruitgrowers Uank of Medfurd is Trustee for and looks after and conserves the
best Interests of the uuit holders.
You ciu ct )**?? your money, if at any time you are unable to continue your payments, as full pro
vision is made protecting you.
This from the Medford Mall Tribune, March 13, 1$10.
H. B. Tronson, Apple King Of The World, Forms Com
mercial Orchard Company
' Mr 11. it Tron.son, of the orchard firm of Tronson and Guthrie, announce*! today chat he has closed
a tUal for the fatuous Walch property. near Kagle Potut. This deal has been pending for some time.
?i I rial other parties have been tr>ing to secure the property. It is one ot the finest pieces of
orchurd Ui d in th. valWv and Mr. Tronsou feels very much elated by his success in making the bay
.i n. le troui this place is the Bradshaw orchard, which has long been one of this valley's heaviest
; *lmvrs. and a md*- further on is the orchard with which Messrs. Tronson and Guthrie won the
U - ?i Pruo at the National Apple show last Novvmber. Mr. Tronson has plans for this new property
rtUich ar?- raUu-f novel to this valley, although they have been proven successful in other fruit sections.
? . plu:: Li to form a CixuttMctl Orchard Company and h> allow the public to subscribe ft* shares in it.
' i . . v * no doubt that such a proposition will meet with immediate favor, because Mr. Tronson
rc. trdi-d h?s*e 6 u?w of the Rogue River Valley's must capable and successful orchanliats, and his
jvi ...ta: . for sound be n< j Judgment and square dealing is much more than local He exhibited let
t . s today froui people all over the country asking him to promote just such a proposition, and requests
from several local people who want ta join In the enterprise. Mr. Tronson has decided to incorporate
h ? comi-ai.. as the Rogue River Commercial Orchard Company, of which he will be president, and will
Personally take full chargo of the orchard property .**
1 haw visited and examined this property and have invested heavily in che units. R is good enough
for me. What do you thi'vk about it?
Space is too limited to >*> into full detail, but if you are interested in securing an arw.na! income
from a district that has no or known a failure in 26 years; m an investment that costs no interest or
uu > ,.i a property that do?v not interfere with your regular work, let me know; make aa appointment
. me if you Li ? ?-> in Skagway, if out of towu. write me, aiai i will aee that you receive fceraturv
and also show you beautiful p'otos of real orchard sceww such as you may own
\0l' HAVE TWENTY DAYS TO MAKE UP YOUR MIND
Geo. A. Rosenberg, Sole Representative