OmClAL CITY PATKR JP* L & KKLLF.R. PaMmhe
AdaittoJ as Mcnod claas bmu 1 o?rtt?r Juiy & l?*\ ?l tix> a: Ska^*'*T
Oapy tor change at adreniMoxuHs most kw in by 1 o'clock iv m. to insure
tummcucm hb? day. tNT A?t*eruaing nates on appi Mutton.
rtr*e bosUu by Buul Z.2o
.71 >ix aonU? bj mft.it 4.50
Utjoa* j??f by mau ?.Oo
SUBSCRIPTIONS AND ADVKRTlgK iSNTS RECEIVED BT:
BMMttKraCk. .. WUVkorv.T. T. E. U PUlaian Atltu, B. C
& W. GWaoa Oumn, T- T. Keller Drue Co .. .. Haines. Alaska
SBbacriptfc* Rates
Ott* M&u by Mil .. ..
Om antt by oarrior .. ..
BE OF GOOD CHEER.
Star**? has ju* passed threngh a
period of what mis lit ^ termed
piping to tin** Is tftct tht? pas
?age :? not completed a* yet. Time*
U the yrficit *rv fax from itwt the
ax*t optimistic of us could <W*4o.
to make our city what intglK I*
termed without an uo?1ue stetch of
the inm*inatio*. a flourishing cow
manity.
There has bee* a general feeling m
the atmosphere not of despair. bat
of an Barest, a discontent with con
ditions as they are. Whfle this feel
It* is beginning to be d'nwip*L?"<l
somewhat by the near approach of
the bney season. iwttratioM of which
become were numecoos ef*?T (*-T"
la the increasing number of arrivals
r?a the steamers amonjeK whom are
rnaur residents of oar city. whose
re fresh e?! appearance after a gl'mpse
of the outside world reflect* hap
piness in oar own face# ? also hi the
increasing arrival of steamers, the
sprir* schedules he*? about to he
pat oa by the steamship companies
Added to these awakening signs of
activity. is the Ion* continued re
prieve which we have bad from the
chilling blasts which take mwh of
tb? ardor from oar eathusiasm over
the approach of Spring AO these
things hare done much to dispel
the gloom which has threaded to
settle down upon us. crushing th* We
oat of the abundant supply of optim
ism which Is found oa the person of
every true Alaskan.
Rut not all of this gVwn has ben
dispel Ved There la still a slight fcel
tag in the air of unrest A feeRngof
discontent is clearly dl*cemabh?. This
is act only true in Skazway but 1?
is true of Alaska as a whole, Itd??*
not stop there It is not confined to
the Northland alone We are not
alone in our tremble This disconten ?
went, combined with a loll ta F*1"
era] busin??a activity i* being f?Jt
throughout the Vnited States.
In another column is the story of
the terrible destitution which is
strangling lite ia the large citie*. In
Chicago, there are more than three
times as many men nnempJoytjd, as
Inhabit the entire of Alaska, wKh its
groat resource* Chicago is supp l
ing 12.VM0 unemployed men
This ia but one instance. of which
there are many throughout t !*e roil
of our large citi*?. which tends to
ahow us that we have man? things
to be thankfnl for b?re la the Far
North and ia the city of Skagvay.
We are far from the down trodden
position, (a which we have a tend
ency W> picture can-selves.
Let as cheer up. pat ourselves on
the back and smile a little ev?ry
day. Alaska ia not ruined ye? We
are not dead one* No. not by a
dam night*
CUBANS THREATEN
ANOTHER REVOLT.
WASHINGTON, D. C. Match 3?
Another crisis ia Cuban affairs ap
parently is at band. Kept jrt? from
the island indicated that the urgent
unrest temporarily quieted by Secre
tary Knox's recent note of wnraing is
abemt to break curt anew ?s a re
sult of the Cuban court dechdon ia
val>d*Ung the law ousting officehoM
?rs who were Spanish sympathisers
during the revolution
Literal execution of the court's de
rma would involve the reinstatement
of a lance number of display office
holders and dismissal of the so-called
veterans who were pat In their place".
With this ia prospect, the leader* of
the veteran association are mid to
be In an uiety humor and if they
ahonld attempt to resist the decree
svrtous trouble would ensue.
The veterans who are both numer
ous and powerful abated tier de
mands for complete orrwbiom from
rovtrnment positions of aft Spanish
sympathiser* onfc- umWr pressor*. of ^
the implied threat of Am^em inter
veotkw contained in Secretary Kwn
to*?? informing Ok> Gomez admin isar*
tion thai the 1'aWed States wouM in
sist on the maiat euuxv of a repnblW
>*n covpmnswut in Cuba.
I>veJorw*f)ta arc botru aw?it?Kl
iritk kiwi interest in official circle*
!ier?. It is bettered thai the ?Jt?v
; attcw *B1 tax the resources of Fresi
' dent Oomei to the utmost
WbereScratched It Made Sores. Ter
rible Hchingand Burning KeptHer
fromSleeping. Cuticura Remedies
Completely (Sired Her. No Return.
"Theee year* - ->u thh winter I had ?
bnpakmr out that ratwni my whole body.
It IcM no It trascd as if I dmM to craiy .
It first ran* out I n II: tie
pinpfr* on mr back a:;4
<*>r*ad tin ft covered mj
*-hole body and IteM
down to mr later*. ?l?o
my ?rm? down to my ei
low*. Where I scratched.
t? made ?o-r*. aid the
terrible itch in* and burn
i ->f Lent me from sleeje
i r. I tried *eweral refne
P v-~- die* a!! to no purpaw.
k\v\ *TK rHm I concluded to try
the Owtlcn-a Ri-mcc!)--*. I nurd the Cutlcara
Hear ? ; C>)t>- i-a Ointment. ate* the R-^n)
mt, ' r ahoi.l feu- month*, and they
complete:? oiriil t* of ecrema. I hate had
M n rttro of the dhHW alnre. I never had
a (oori T>i<ht'? "?t after the akin eruption
frd br.Ae o'.'t tm I com men red n?i?n the
CuMtuia s<an an-! CWntrrxnt. I h?<l only
wed I hem a fr* d?> ? Mto? I could *re
tber were br cmnlnf to beat, and the terrible
fcchtnc was tone.
*'TN"e that lived tn tV home at tbe time
knew how I mffered. and bow tbe Cuttrora
Pwip and Ointment rttred me. I never take
n hath * I'hoiil irUr c the Cuttrtm !>nnp. and
1 do not Nik ve there are better remedies
foe any ?kln di-en* t^an the Catlnjm >nap
and Otrtmeet.*" (Sl*ned> Miw Sarah Calkin*.
?*uker*-.. tn . Mar. la. l?ll.
fVtk-wm Snap and Ointment are for ?*Je
tbrouc ?? v? the world, but tn those who
hare wrffen mar*. M hope and are whh
c?it fc?h In ?rv f -etwew, a liberal aatrnle
o I rmch tnceeber w.th 3%p booklet on tbe
rare and treatment of Iht *kb? and ?calp w81
be n>->#?d oi ennlicat Vm. Add row IVt.
t? Ps : .'. \ r>. t*>rp, toepj. U. Boston.
iCOAL
Wellington Lump Coal
from Sh*ft No. ?. Orst?r Bay Mine#
at LadrMafth, the hirf>pst grade
hotwhoW mU ot all tie B. C. field*
S8r? FIXED CARBON
Perfect Com in iM km. I'rikform Heat,
light A*h
On and afU-r Jolt lit, 1910, we
shall offer this coal, elected and
graded an frdkm-a: ?
trouble Screened and sacked $13 ton
Screenings t sacked* 8 ton
Screen; r,es (bulk) 7 ton
Ahonp prices Include defcrerr
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
Phone 10l Skagway, Alaska.
Flavoring' Extracts
If you vtat * GavwSng Extract tiat Is far superior to ktj y>u
buy anywhere eKo. wo har? then and sell them at prices yon pay
for taterkw breads.
Vanilla,, Lessee, BiUer Almo>ds, Orang?, Raspberry, Strawberry.
[ Banana, Gteyr&r, Wlnt?rgre?n, and Ttoae.
WILLIAM BRITT
PROFESSIONAL CAR OK I
Attorney*
ROYAL A. GUNNISON
Attornay-AULaw
P O. Bo* C. Juneau, A lank*
H. B. LE FEVRE
attornky-at-law
Commissioner For Yukon Territory
to Take Affidavits
^kagwajr. Alaska
STEVE RAGAN
Attorney at U*
HAINES ALASKA
Dentist*
OR. U. t. KKILIR
DENTIST
Moat Modern Methods
Opes Evening*.
Office Hour*: MS a. m. l-? p. m.
\j*akan Building, - Broadway
3KAGWAY, ALASKA.
Dental Supplies.
M. F. PATTERSON & COMPANY
? Dealer* In ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
229 Walker Bids., Seattle, Wasb
Older* by mail or cable wll.' tv
prompt mention. Catalogu
r.a request
Music Teacher*.
MISS M. G. HINOSHAVN
Teacher of
PIANO FORTE
Special Term* tor * Limit-;
Number of BesUinw
6IGHTK AVE. ANP MAIN ST
Go to the Dominion Hotel, WhlUs ;
horse. T. T, for cood home cookw!
meal? Mrs. R. Keisey, Proprietress
The Table d'Hote (Tnxer st the
Pulleo House !? better than ever
Why don't you try IL You are wel
come y
FIRE SALEl F I R t SALE)
WOOD TO BURN
Good Dry Planking tor Summer use J
Special price this moith
$2.00 PER ? CK.
3. ? H S R B T A . ) K? Phone
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
From this date on all calls Intend
ed for Henry FT led en thai, the Inde
pendent Kxpressman shoo Id be mad''
to soven-six (76) and your call will
receive Immediate attention. He as j
.llscontlnned his office at the Bough i
ton Ctsw Store.
GREAT C< EARANCE SALE
Sold at a Loas! Malt Rainier, 20
cents per bottle. Especially prepared
for sick people and Invalids, and ex
cellent for nursing mother*. Only
two barrels left After that price wll
be K cents per bottle.
Pack Train Bar
MOORE'S WHARF C(
Terminus W. P. & Y. Route.
AllSuathbouudSteamerpArrive and IVpart .FromTliin Dock
REGULATIONS 1910.
Warebooscs open for delivery of merchandise from 8- a, m. to 5 p. m.
P?-ri> babies ONLY deNvered on Sunday or at night
All freight shipment* destined southbound most be accompanied by a
SHIPPERS MANIFEST (i*Pem can be obtained at the V. S. cus
toms office) and must be delivered before b p. m. No freight will be
received on the wharf aft or thte Scar,
BAOGAE ? Tolls will be collected on CHECKED BAOCA OB ONLY.
No charge for baps and srrips when, unchecked.
The w-barf pate will be closed to the public when steamer is neM+ng
dock and will be. opened when passengers have disembarked.
Wharf are Tariff can be bad on appli ration at office oo dork.
P. O. Bo* 17S. E. J. SHAW, Genera! Manager.
The White Pass AYukon Route
TIME TABLE NO. 28.
No. I, N. Bound, l?t cJaaa Mon- No. 3, S. Bound, 1st clans, Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday day. Wednesday and Friday
S: 30 a. tn. Leaves SKAQUAY Arrives 3:20 p. m
10:15 p m ? WHITE PASS Leave* 1:? "
11:10 - " LOO CABIN - 13:47 -
13:05 " * BENNETT " 13:15 "
1:30 - ? CARIBOU " 10:35 r m.
3:45 " Arrlv?* WHITEHORSE Leaves 8: It -
Passenger* nut be at lepoU la Urns to bare baggage Inspected j
and checked. Inspection Is stopped 30 minutes before leaving time of train.
1M pounds of baggage will be checked free with each fall fare tick
et and 75 pound* with each half tare ticket. ? ,
C. E. Bogardus
Assa yer
?
Gold ft SUr?r |1 00
Gold, Silver ft Copper .. 2 50
Cyanide and lUUla* T?*U.
90 Columbia St. Seattle
; i <
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THE
KlSVtAPOLH.
W s lor Circular
MINK.
A: ?* ska Fur? a Specialty
Very Top Prica Paid.
Make - Trial - Shipment
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Magazine
thnt makn
Fact
mm* fn "Hnatlns:
than
Fiction
"wwrmc* to roti cam
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*A GREAT CentmiiMl S(wy of Of W?rW
Piuium which vi -i may '*j,n rMdifiii a
any t>m?, and whs4 will hold yow WCMV
i forever, ? running rri
Popular Mechanics
Magazine
At* r*n Wftdir* ft f Two mfiJWW of v
neighbor* are, am! if W tiV" faTrti:.- mataiirv
n ?ho-.i"ml? <jf Th? ! Anwriosn fconm. 1
apt**'* to *1? ch??> ?old and youns -n -
md ? those ?>.o know end those who
I want to know.
aso r?"t ??Sfrv w?ru?> -
:m iarieut ?' cm mm. iwti*t ?t
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*iret M?y w?t? to do tlwto? bcw to Hwn
u*\ul artitks for hoMf and ehop, trp-,*.i tt .
. " Amatr'.rr ^ 1 tr Nr?r *
I m?k? fartKUirr. *- r*ie*? ntlitlJwW.
rngtrks magic, and Hi Utt t! r.r ? ? bcrf lovr?.
[ ?t.M pc* mn. imvc twti it ctats
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w*rrt rev mi nmr c<w?t -ptxt
POPULAR MECHANIC* CO.
y
fUNEATJ 8.8. OS
KLBCTRIC LJt fiTD
HBA F.t? V KAMf.
leorgii
umtth^ t }, Ma i
For R*tn*s "*?lrn*n? Bay /tmetm
Horn* Trts*hf ? S k? arx! W**j?rt?
S ILS
FROM tKAGWAY
Mwfh 3., 9. 13, 21. S7.
?t 8 IOC *. *t.
v'fL r.lS NOW r.L?? Mrr . Jur ?
H. HARTWIGSEN, Agor.t
llr(*dwty and fifth At?. 'Pbon? t-0
STEAMERS FOR
Seattle, Tacoma
V t 'of i?, Vwxcovtt, AwarVa, fWimjham
Erftrtl, Oifmpin. Port T'jwmcthI, SoiitH
Mr ( m? Eofka. Santa Barbara, Mftiro
San Los Angeles, San Diego
r C D. DUNANN. P. T. M.
1 12 Madid S^SaeFi
? j ? ffcrt S?Im4uW
KEX' * SAILINGS WILL BE
S. S. Curacao March 3 - 15 - 27
City of Seattle March 31, April 13
25 , May 7-19-31
Spokane April 7 19 May 1 13 25
FK \ x ; i P kLD. Awnt. 2nd & Broadway, Skasrway
j Alaska Steamship
Company
CARRYING U. 9. MAIL AND WELL? FARGO EXPRESS
Next tailing of th? tut yuwiaiir stMja?r
SS. JEFFERSON,
March 9-20
j.
j TELEPHONE NO. M. C. B. GURTILL, AGENT.
Canadian Pacific Ry.
(B c coastf service)
Sailings From SKagway
?tuhjwt ?o eh?o*? wttjoat o f.te*
ss. princess may
| Feb'y 28 March 13-23 April 2
Var ccuvi \\ ctorfa& Seattle via Prince Rupert
p P7 F, F W. LOWLE, Ag??nt
?teamship Humboldt
Will Sail From
SKAGWAY for SEATTLE and Way Porti
MARCH 19th
'???H ial# (object to ch*a*? without Htlw
THROUGH TICKETS HONORED
I
S-Af s Officer H. HARTWIGSEN
if - rt <-!?w Phone 9-0. 5th and B*d< /y, SV?gw-y.
IK PASS 8 Y
^Vitq\iq\v ?>'u\e \o
\.VLe, 6u\mor
"OvredCouTvedvou
"iVirawjVv VvckcVs
For Atl in, W h i tehorse, Dawson
And all Lower River Points in
Alaska and Yukon Territory
Trailk Service Moiul v. W< :'n< >r am Frit ay IJetween SKAGUAY and WHITE*
I10RSB. Train Service Monday. Wi rln- ^dav and Friday Between WHITEHORSB and
SKAGUAY.
Carrying Pn^sengors, Br.irsja^r. Mai! and F.*pr'*s* Connecting With Finely Appointed
Lnke and River St-rarr, rs ro all Points in Alaska and the Yukon.
liapffafre bonded through. Dir?x;t t^N graphic service to al! points in Alaska, Canada A U. S.
Writ* fur I)t < r [ the Literature and Summer Excnraion Rates
TRAFFIC DEFABTREHT, 0. 1. RS . SOU. PBESIUBT. C. ft CJSH. IMBI ?6T
Vancou*r-r. B. ('. Vireoi.'- r, . C., aih! ? -..if, Ats-dra. Skagoa?. Alaska.
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