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OFFICIAL CiTV PAPS? ' cAm . I> &? KELLER. Publishe.
Adm.ued as fKOQsi c.*? ma.. xslter JulytS. 1n^. at the Postoffioe atSkagway
Oepy far chsa^e of advertisements must be ia by 1 o'clock p. m. to insure
Insertion sarse ?iaj- W A<i v-erusui? rates on application. I
TSm Da4y AJa&kan charpss for aU. publications not solicited. wbicb in
efani** AH notice*. other Uian tburcaes or cbaiitabls soc*e*Jea
Subscript^)* Kates. TTmse monUts by mail 2.25
Oa*e mo&lb by mail .. .. .. .. Ta iix inoa'iis by mail .. .. .. ..4.60
Oa? nso&tb by oarnar .. .. .. ..UtjOne ysar by mail #.00
SUBSCRIPTIONS AXD ADVSRTlSU K.VTS RECEIVED BT:
ysonett X#?a v ?. .. V< bitebarsa, T. T. E. L. llilmac AUln, B. C
k. W. Gid?oa Oarcrssa, T. T. Keller lirug Oo ... . Haines. Alaska
Skagway fhu ra?vi over cijtht ]
hundred dollars for her annual cele
bration and is sporty enough not
to carp whc> * ins It. Vntoss Ben
nett or Los Cabin sends a Ki*b*ll
team, there is a strong likelihood
that Whitehorse will win firs; mon
ey for that contest for, really, those
Skagway boys have forgotten practi
cally *11 they ever knew about the
same, besides, nearly all of them
hav* cradle feet and safety pin '
fingers Whitehorse Star
I>r Wiley is N ine ignored a lit- j
tie That often harpens to the man
who insists upon telling you all J
about his baby ? fcv
A bill has boon introduced in j
Congress to bar moving pictures of
fights These politicians do not
? are to have their conventions dis
play??d on films - Rx
CURIOSITIES OF PAIN.
A Crtmc In ts* Toe V?? lnd>c ats ?
D'??-ce-?i Stomach.
Pain somen :ro behsro* In a curious
fashion There was a soldier In IjOO
don after the Boer war who complain
ed of excruciating neors IgK pains in
his right fv*v*t
Thia very much am mod his frie-id*.
for be bad tost kb richt leg. and loth
leg and foot w?->rs Kxig ba-led nesr
Ladysmlth.
The explanation was that the pain
happened to be in the trunks of those
nerves which had sent branbes to the
foot. Sometime* a patient comes o a
doctor complaining of pain In the knee,
and be Is greatly surprised when the
doctor tells him that the site of the
aTection 1* not the knee, but tbe hip
We are all familiar with the pain un
der the shoulder blade which comes
from an afflicted Hvee.
Tbe stomach, too. can produce pain
In many parr* of the body. a dl?or
dered stomach t< 111 give ns pair as far
? way as the head, and when one gets a
cramp in his toe it 1? often due to acid
tty of the stomv h Swallow a pinch
of ?\Ia and t*>e err mp will disappear.
An achinc tooth will produce neural
gic pains in the f* >e. and very often a
violent pain at tbe back of the bead Is
dne to tbe faraway kidneys, which
themseJves may suffer no pain at the
time
FEAST OF THE VULTURES.
Mag-c ef a T ??-*? C a ""? ??? In tSa 0oe?
A>r In Irvd a.
The vulture is seen at its best when
a dead tiger, brorcght Into camp to be
skinned, is exposed In the open. Over
head is a eleodiess sky and cot a bird
to be seen in that great void by the
buman eye.
Tbe tiger s body Is threw* from the
pad to the ground and before the skin
has been removed there above one I
?nd always nearius the earth are the
vulture* elrr.ins. j>v* ~c like things of
sir. now a doreo of tt*sn. in a few
mlnntos a s*>*e or two and then a
hundred strong Then, when tbe
flayed carvass of the ticer is left by
those who sk'rned tt. tl>e rn'tnrea de
?oend
Down they come like feathered tbnn
der out of the skv. and from east
and tvest and north and south, the ,
very embodin>ent >*f power while they
?whirl aV?ft and tn their quVk de
sceat to earth, and now, as they wad
die around that camon boast, mis
shapen gbools. tN* only apparent
strength is that of tbe raventnc )?*? !
whvh tear and gorpv the fleer's flesh
cat!! within the honr nancht of that
?pleodM brute remains but a clean ,
picked skeleton. ? S r Edward Brad
dec's Thlrtr Year* of Sh-.kar."
fe t??a St t
This curioc* tncKW-n ! comes from j
Suhr. Sw!t*cr*and: AO insj*ctor of
school*, without aay r**Tw?* warning. '
visited the village school and found i
the elderly teacb?* aseep at his desk
and the children departed, baring ap j
paiwtly taken KYench lea vs. To give ,
the teacher a grrst surprise and a bad j
quarter of an hour the tnspector de- ,
c >ded to wait until he aw-oke and seat- :
?d hltnself on a bench m front of tbe I
culprit. The hours i assed. and tbe In j
?pector himself went to sleep. Tbe '
tescher. on awakening and seeing who
was sleej?Snc before him. quietly left
tbe school for boms Without entering
the schoolroom the concierge locked
?p the school and tbe slumbering In
spector Several hoars later tbe con
detye beard a great noise aud. arming
himself, opened tbe door and was great !
Ty surprised to find tbe angry inspector '
before him
Rich#* Vsr**i* Luck.
w\r? Woe KJ yon rather be born i
tocky or rich? Was? I'd rather be
born rich. Then yon don't bars to be
|K*y -Excbaaffc
MARK TWAIN IN ANGER.
Tb? Great Humorist Wn ? Volcano
WS<i Ha B-oVa Looa*.
Famous authors are usually poor
business ujon. but Mark Twain. BP
oordlmt tt> WMIsm H. Rideinp in bis
"Many CKMrMn ?nd * Few Others,"
knew hi* own value and had no un i
businesslike Indifference to the sub- [
dtan Hal recognition ot It. The only
critic Twain '"ever listened to with pa
Hence and respected and obeyed was j
his wife.? rndornewth his humor lay a I
deeply serious nature. Mr Mdelnj:
says: "How mistaken were the people :
who. not tnowlnc him. Imagined that |
everywhere and on all occasions his at
titude and point of view were those of i
the Jester; 1 never knew a more ear
nest man than he was or one whose j
aroused Indignation was so overwhelm
In*. When anper n?o\ ?xl him you could
see his lean flrure contract, and his
eyes ominously screwed themselves*
Into their sockets. Every fiber In hitn
quiveretl ar?d for the moment his voice
became acid and sibilant and out of
tune- almost a whine
"Then he would let himself out In a !
break. like that of a dam unable to I
bold the flood, in lancnace as c-and'd I
and unshrinkable a? the vernacular of
the Elizabethans Kpithet would be
plied on epithet, one followlnc another
with cumulative vicor and dl?ttn<t
new and the dtsclo?inR and lllumina
ttve effec t of explosives
"And not a word missed Its mark:
not a word seemed superfluous or e*
changeable f??r any other word Each
fitted the n? he rr*?le of It as a car
tridce fits a rifle or a revolver; e*cb
told -
CURIOUS EATTLEFIELDS.
An Indoor Attack a Cavalry Oarg?
on a Naval Fo-oa
At the battle ot Monterey. In lh?
Mexican wrir orr tt>a?p* n-ore al<Te t<>
command the ?tm?t* of th?- ? ll> w.'h
their artillery. but thev e\|*"-?-n ?i1
roni b d'SKniiy In drivfnc the M? \ ? i n?
from their tx>u?o* \. onrdinely h" ?l>e
city wns built ot stoi.e or ad'?be. the
Amert-ars broke thronsh the wn:l?
ftvm one t?on?e ?o another, ftchrinc and
drivinc ortt the enemy as they prooo-d
ed Th'Ts. it appears. the battle of
Monterey was tsrcely foucht Indoors
In the tinw< of Wli'ism the Silent
when the .\e-h<?r'ands were fichtlnc
the Snaniar s a number of Spanish
vessel* became froren In on the Itny
dor Zee. Out came the l"?qtch on hor?e
back on the h-e to attack the Spnn
U\ A'fiNESS DlSPELlED.
Vrr ??'. ? <??<>? Varnlraou* thont It.
^ TrerT" iirrt sail and r*f''?*
r ? - I be-ause their one* mas
i . i ? -?? become thin and
- "? .5 x' -.y rren incline to profankv
a IRri b':? through the thin
o-> ? l- ,-ranlum*. It will re rood
? 'e my arable of both sexes. to
>ir-i >t Vewbro's HerplrMe his been
.??;?> -ei": ??*?> th* marttet. This I* the now
? \^tp it an<1 antiseptic that art*
Cv \ rc the perm or microbe that
? th.? ->der"rtfur cause of *1! hair d*
?? a TT~rri :de Is a new preprtra
"?> after a rew formn'a on an
a - iclrv Anvone who has
?'*t as to Us w^nh Try
- ? ??" ' -(? b? c-rvtn.-M. P?ld hv
<*~ ? - r - f rd tr> stanps
? The Hern .-1,1* #Co. 1>
One dollar bott;?* rt>*r*nteed
tVjn Rrltt. Special \rent. SV*.ewav
la??H ! '? ?? - ? ? ??. ?* "lit imuif
Ol l?. ? V - J :
|?K?\ ?l i,' ' . v c
Ttx-n- iii.it i 1 11 i mi
<Jergi\?s.;>.l <?? < v. <
ficnr en ? r??i vpr:-i'" i: to th?>
ales'? of H<mc.o ? ii> ihf Dnuh wsr?
The SpsnliWs'r ?* and the Dutch
countered n*^ with e<tnn! Industry, and
below the ground ? terrific conflict en I
?ned
When. after tho commune. tbe Ver j
sallies troot* took Paris they chased :
certain of tbe communist forces to the
great sewei-s of the French capital, and
In these more than one sanguinary bat- I
tie occurred.- New York Press.
Pathetic.
Daughter ? 1 cried ail through the
play. Father - V. i? it p:ithetlc? (
Daughter en 1 h.itefni usher
pot Cholly 01 one ? <* of the aisle and j
me on the other
The grand cpsra st?r
have gone eb;x>ad,
but ?
you can still hear them
tlicir prcatcst triumphs o-i ?
Victor.
Thouph they arc thotisn
miles away, Carttso, Melba, t
ra-rini, and all the other fanu i
artists who make records t\
elusivclv for the Victor, sing f >r
voit whenever and as often as you
wish.
Come in and hear them. and see the
different styles of the Victor (t'.OtoftOCI
and Victor -Victrala ($15 tg Easy
terms it desired.
WILLIAM BRITT
THE DRUGGIST
CUIIMAEiiJail
Scraped Flesh Off Bone Below Knee.
Suffered So She Couldn't Sleep,
Also Says: "I Believe Cuticura
Soap Is the Best Soap Made."
"Some time ago 1 was pontine tip ?nme i
rteps when the board crushed under mo Ilk"
an itj shell. and ray rUrht limh went throurh
to tlie knee. and scraped
the flesh o(T the hone just
InsJde and helow the kne?.
1 neglected It for a day or
two. then tt Hojtjn to hurt ?
me pretty badly. | put '
ba'sam fir on to ? ' " " w out
th? poison, hut * r. 1 had
~usc?l it a week, i! htirt so
badly that I changed tn
\ ointment. That
"i -ile it smart and hum m
badly that I co?Jd:: I use i( any more. and
that was the fo\r 1 i rn k after I wa? hurt
"'Then I Nr.'i to use OVttcura Ointment
for the sore It s'oppcsl Imrtinc Immediately
and began hea; ut right away. It wps a had
looking sore before Cutleura (tletrecMt healed
tt. and 1 Buffered so I couldn't sleep h~>ro
two days after I Ml until 1 Ntan u-lng
Cuttcura Ointment.
"Cuileuni Soap Is the best soap 1 ever
saw I hare uso.1 ali kinds of sosp for wash
ing my face, and always It would leave my
fare smarting. I had to K op a l-!hm to
stop the smart, no matter hon expensive a
auap I used. I find at last In Cutietira Soap
a soap that will Hntl IHJ hrt on I leave no
smarting, and I do not h-.w to u?e any
lotion or anything ?1m- to . 1 jt. 1 ixiiere
Cutleura Siap is the lv.'~t ^onp made."
rnod) Mrs M K. FfcbchUd, SOi l.af?yette
Wichita. Kan.. May R, 1611.
Cutietira Soap and Ointment are for sale
throughout the world, hut to those who
have filtered much. 1 t bone and are with
out fr.ith In ?? tp .tm nt, - liberal sample
o| oa. Ii ti*et*:?r ?> ii U Cp. Rx.klet will he
matfed fr - or . r'ieatlon. Address Potter
TJrujt 4 Cl?eo>. Onrp., D?'i t. ii A. Boston.
MOO RE'S WHARF CO
TVmlnui W. P. & Y. Route '
All S'lithNmudSt^amens Arrive ami Dejwit FroLiThisl><>ck
REGULATIONS 1910.
Warehouses open for delivery of merchandise from S a. m. to 5 p. m.
iVrHbaMes ONLT delivered on Sunday or at night.
All freight shipment* destined southbound must be accompanied by a
SHIPPER'S MANIFEST (pap*n? can be obtained at the U. S. cus
toms office) and must he delivered before 5 p. m. No freight will be |
received on tie wharf after this hour.
BAGGAE? Tolls will be collected on CHECKED RAGGAOE ONLT. I
No charge for bags and gripe when unchecked.
The wbarf gate will be closed to the public when steamer Is ne?ring j
dock and will be opened when passengers have disembarked.
Wharfage Tariff can be had on application at office on dock.
P. O. 80* 175. E. J. SHAW, General Manager.
TheWhitePass &YukonRou+e
TIME TABLE NO. ??.
(Pally Except Sunday.)
N?v 1 N. Bonrul
1st class
#:30 a. m. Loaves
12:W p. m.
12:45
1:4?
san
S:8? "
Arrives
Loaves
SKAGIAY
AVHTTE PASS
LOG CABIN
BEXNKTT
CARIBOl
WH1TKHORSK
Passengers must be at depots In time to have Baggage Inspected
and checked Inspection is stopped 30 minutes before leaving time of
trains.
150 pounds of baggage will be checked free with each full faro
ticket and 75 pounds with each half fare ticket.
Arrives
Leaves
No. 2 S. Boun<l
1st class
4:85 p. m.
3:05 "
2:20 "
1:48
1 1 :40 a. m.
0:30
PROFESSIONAL, CAftOcs
Attorney*
GUNNISON A. MARSHALL
A ttorneys-AkLaw
P. O. Box E. J'uneau, Alasfcn
H. 8. LE FliVRE
ATTORNEY- ATLAW
Ccmmlesioner For Yukon Territory
to Take AHliavita
Skagw*) . ? ' Alaska
STEVE RAGAN
Attorney At Law
HAINES ALASKA
Dmtta*.
DR . L. S. KELLER
DENTIST
Most Modern Methods
Open Even n*s.
Cfflce Hours: P-li a. m. 1-6 p. m.
, Aiaskan Building, Broadway
! SKACWAY, - ? ALASKA.
Dental Supplies.
M. F. PATTERSON A. COMPANY
? De&lera lln ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
229 Walker Rldg., Seattle, \Va*h
Oj dcrs by u.ail or cable will r?
rt<?p prompt attention. Catalo^m
m rvq'i??i
Music Teacher*.
MISS M. O. HI NOSH AW
Tnacher of
PIANO PORTE
Special Tern* fot a Limited
Number of Beplutier?
EIGHTH AVE. ANif? MAIN ST.
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
j Febbleford and Gibson Rye. Bud
weiser, Blue Ribbon an1 Pale Raln
| ler Beer at the Board of Trade.
(COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
IToin Shaft No. 6. Oyster Pay Mine'
:il LailysmiLh, the highest irra.le
;-im?ehold coal of a'l r.he B. C. fl '?Ms
5S.2S FIXED CARBON
Perfect Combustion. Uniform Heat.
Usht Asih
On and after July 1st, 1910, we
shall ofl\v this roal. selected and
traded as follows: ?
, lV>ub!e Screened ail na ked. Jl3 ton
Iscreenhivn (saiked) 8 ton
Screenings (tu'.k) 7 t^n
Abo ? ? pri'e* Include delivery
Moore s Wharf Co.
Alaskn Transfer Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
'Phone t0. Skfcgway, Alaska.
.fUNFAT 3 S nO'S.
v i . h'CTB 1 ? ncriTE.' PTE AM
O^rrTtrj v S. MftU
For il* ?? < erners liny. Jucp&u,
ITo-"i"ii ' r f.l ' , S Ita *,'?d V *rtw<
PROM EKAGWAV
June I, T. 1.1, 19. U.~.
?* t:OC ?. tn.
??"ILLiS NOW , Mfr.Juvthu
STEAMERS FOR
tram Seattle, Tacoma
Victoria, Vaaccoret, Aaacnrt ts, BeUngham
Errrun, Oljrmpta, Port Towwenri So*h
{VIltojKam, Eureka. SanU Barbara, Mesko
San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego
G. W. ANDREWS, G. A. P. D. C. D. DUNANN. P. T. M.
1 13 jama S?, SeaRle 112 Markrt St, S?o FrancWc
R #it reserved! to cliMfft tkk Sck^hitt
NEXT SAILINGS WILL BE
City of Seattle May 7-19-31
June 12-24 , July 6-18-30
Spokane April 19 May 1 1325 June 6
State of California July 12 24
FRAN K H. FOLD, Agent, 2nd & Broadway, Skagway I
Alaska Steamship
Company
carrying u. s. mail and willifargo exprem
Next Millnx of ?>? rait I?
' Jefferson, - June 8-20 July 2-14-26
Dolphin, - June 2-14-26 July 8-20
Company rnwrr* tbe rt*ht to rlwi' ealllnic datee w'thomt otMrm
^TELEPHONE NO. M. C. B. GUPTILL, AGENT.
Canadian Pacific Ry.
fB C COAST SERVICE)
Sailing's From ikagway
Famou* Steamer*
PRINCESS MAY
PRINCESS ROYAL
or PRINCESS SOPHIA
WILL LEAVE SKAGWAY
EVERY THURSDAY
JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER
Subject to ehaoee wit.iout notice
V; ncouver, Victoria# Seattle via Prince Rupert
Phone 87 F. F. W LOWLE, Agent
I
steamship Humboldt
Will Sail From
, SKAGWAY for SEATTLE and Way Ports
JUNE 26
sailing date aubject to change wittont notice.
THROUGH TICKET# HONORED
! 8*ttl? Office: For ticket* and ra tee apply on board
711 iV ond Av?m.e. ahlp.
" I
~ T3S3R
> Ti
*5\wo\x^\\ ??vae Vo
Wxc, SkvUt'vot
T}'vudC,o\vivedwm
TAvrou^Vv \teKc\s
For Atlin, Whitehorse, Dawson
And all L ower River Points in
Alaska and Yukon Territory
Daily Train Service (Except Sunday) Rrtween SKAOUAY and WHITEHORSE.
Daily Train Sorvico (Except Sunday) Between WHITEHORSE and SKAOUAY.
Carrying Passengers, Baggage, Mail and Express. Connecting With Finely Appointed
Lake and River Steamers to all Points in Alaska and the Yukon.
Baggage bonded through. Direct telegraphic service to all points in Alaska, Canada ft U. S.
Write for Descriptive Literature and Summer Excursion Kales.
TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT
Vancouver. B. 0.
0. L. OICKESON, 'PRESIDENT.
Vancouver. B. C., and Skajfuay, Alaska.
C. W. CASH. TOURIST 181
Skajpiay, Alaska.