Daily Alaskan
L M. JESSES, PrRLISHER
JOHN W. TROY, EDITOR
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SITUATION IS COMPLEX
The Juneau Dispatch says, in effect
if Juneau it to maintain her prestige ii
Alaska It will be necessary tor her pec
pie to organize and practice the art c
fine politics, saying that "combination
and wheels within wheels" must be w
sorted to.
The si tuition is not nearly so com
plex m the Dispatch imagine* If th
people of Juneau would lead in Alaska!
affairs they must reCOgnixe two things
(1) That a'l all of Alaska does not bor
der upon Gastineaux channel; (2) tha
there is one great issue confronting th.
Alaskan people, one that will occup:
the attention of those from all sect lorn
of the district, between Nome ant
Ketchikan, until it is fettled, and set
tied right- the questio i of self-govern
ment? and that it will be necessary to,
them to get on the right side of th<
question.
Alaska is growing and developing a!
a lightning-like pace. Already it hai
other towns that are greater in popula
won. proiucin* resources and indus
tries than Juneau is great in these
There are two or three communities
ia which more capital has been invest
ed in works, begun last year and to b?
begun this year, than has been investec
ia the country that surrounds Juneau
in the last 20 years.
These pfople who are Milling, devel
oping and making great this district art
self reliant Americans who feel theirca
pacity to manage their own affairs anc
who understand their rights and have
the courage to insist upon having them.
If Juneau does not desire to be re le
gated from the grounl floor of tb?
great civic structure.that is being erec
ted in the north, to the basement, her
citixens must cease to heed the cack
ling of the old tory hen* in their mUat
and awaken to a realization of these
conditions, and they must work
with the remaider of the people of the
district to secure that home rule which
they are demanding.
Let Juneauites but realize that tney
are American citixens, of an Amercan
town, in a great American country,
whose citizens have the confidence and
courage of Americans, and let them
perform their duty in the premises as
becomes Americans and men, and it
will be not ncces?ary for them to make
combinations, to organize "wheels
within wheel-*,'' or to practice any of
the other floe arts of politics it order
to secure the co-operailon of the other
towns of Southeastern Alaska. Le*
them do that and they will discover
that there is no deep deeign, nothing
seiQsh or mean, in the fight for territo.
rial government.
Nothing wouid suit Skagway better
than to work with an united Southeast
ern Alaska tor the maintenance of the
supremacy of the oldest section of the
district in a t> gger, tetter, busier and
freer Alaska. But Skagway ans are
Alask ar.s, Americans, freemen, before
they are sectional ists, and when loyalty
to the bigger citizenship and that to the
, mailer conflict, they will cling O the
bigger. 1 his sentiment is the one that
rests at the foutdation of things
throughout Alaska, and that is wha
makes the progressive people of the
north of one brothe'.-hood.
Alvayi Hhpi Chamb<rlaia> Cough
Remedy In HU Hon?e
"We would not be without Chamber
lain's Cough 1 e-nedy. It is kept on
hand continual' in our home," says W.
W. Kearney, editor of the Independfen .
Lowiy City. Mo. That is just what
every (ami... shou 'd do. \Vhen kept at
hand rea '. .'or icsunt use, a cold may
be cheeked at the outset and cured in
much l-*s lime thsn t-fter it t:as became
settlru iu the system This remedy i
also without aperrforcroupinc'iildren.
and will prevent the attack when given
as son a? the child becomes hoarse, o
even after the croupy wgh app?*rs,
which c?n ? nly bertonr when the reined}
is kept at h?nd Fotsa'e by Win. Britt
Fr..k M.mt
The Frye-Bruhn Co- keep aU kind of
eah meat constantly on hand. tf.
U*(T?r UawadrT
For first-class work trv Skagway
Laundry. Twentv-hve v ears' expert
ence. Telephone ?>S. <f
Earl A Wil'jon collars and cuffs at
Clayson's
BISHOP HERE
Head of Episcopal Church
Arrives
Bishop P. T. Howe, of the Protestant
Episcopal church, arrived this morning
on the Jefferson and was a guest today
of the Rev, and Mrs, C. S. Mullikin, at
the rectory of St Saviour's church.
This afternoon be left for Fort William
H. Seward on the Peterson, and tomor
row morning he will assist Chaplain
Smith, of the Third infantry, st the
services there. Tomorrow evening he
will be In Skagway and will preach at
St, Saviour's church.
This is the first time Bishop Rowe
has been in Skagway tor many months.
He ii very popular here as he is
elsewhere in Alaska, and he probably
?will be greeted with a very large audi
I ence tomorrow.
MAN EOST
H. C. Conrad's Wife Los^s
Sisht (?f Hi 111
New York. Feb. 10? H. C. Conrad of
. New York left his home more than two
years ago on a business venture, and all
trace of him has been lo?t. As a con
' sequence of Mr. Conrad's absence, his
' mother and wife are in the depths of
> daspair and unless information of him
I is obtained it is feared their lives may
be endangered. His wife has searched
unceasingly for years and has repeated
ly broken down but she returned to the
? saarch as soon as sufficiently recovered
i to do so. It is thought i'onrad is in
. Alaska.
It will be the greatest kindness if
anyone can send information concerning
Conrad to his mother, Mrs. B. F. Con
rad. Mtddletown. Pa , or his ? ife, Eliza
? Ooorad, 182$ Wallace Si , Philadelphia.
, ^
TAKE II IV TIME
J??t aa loorrt of People
Hart
Waiting doesn't p<y
Ifvou ne^lec- the aching back.
Urinary tioub es, diabetes, surely
follow.
itoan'sKi Iney Pills nlieve bic**che.
Cure eveiy kidney ill.
Mrs. A. M. Langley, of l?j Tenth
Avenue North. Seattle. Wash.. s<ys:
"Forjomeyears I had kid' ey comprint,
but never suffered like 1 did this past
winter. Any change in the weather in
lens.tied the achtnf: if 1 c tight the
least cold It nettled in the small of m>
back, sure to be followed with nervous
headaches, and natural!* 1 tun down
ohysu ally, lelt tireii all the time, and
when trouble with the kidney secretion*
net in I became xlatmcd. I was treated
by a physician for some time, but re
ceived very little benefii. My ?tteoti< n
?as called to Doan's Kidney Pills and
procuring a box I commenced the treat
ment. A few doses convinced me that
the* were going to the root of the com
plaint. lu a -hort, tiroe the trouble was
nm ved. I heart illy iec> tnraend
Dom> Kidney Pills."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents
FVwter-Milburn Co., Buffalo, Xew
York sole agents for the United states.
Remember the name? Doan's -and
:ake no other.
Raw Furs....
WE PAY
High Prices for fine furs
Write For Price List
Percey's Fur House
Oshkosh Wisconsin
REMODELED
I THE
Raittlcr-Graitd fiotel
SEATTLF
New Management Popular P jf.?
Central Location European CM'i
Kineit CAFK nnd BAR in the*; x
Wil.ion & White) Co. Prop, Chas Per r>
SKA^IO sJ CLT
The Boar
LFK GUTHR
Largest and Best Appoint
Ib the
When you stop at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel
It is there where you find all
the Comforts and Conveniences
which have made this Hotel so
well and favorably known to the
Traveling Public and Tourists
/j\ from all parts ol the world.
) First?Class Rates Moderate
t MOORES Vv
Terminus W. 1
iAl! South Bound Steamers Arri
REGtTLATI
Warehouses open for delivery of raei
i Perishables ONLY delivered on Sun
i All frricht shipments destined south
Shipper's Manifest (paper* ca
^ office) and must be delivered bef(
i ceived on wharf after this hocr.
f BAGGAGE? Tolls will be collected c
J charge for bags and grips when i
i The wharf gate will be closed to the
T dock and will be opened only wh{
t Wharfage Tariff can tie had on spplii
* P. O. Box 175. C
K IKS I
I have the larp^et and best se- ?
lected slock of
MEERSCHAUM r
GOODS
IM ALASKA
Also a Urge stock of arxl
Clark
SMOKERS' SOUVENIRS
Tony Dortero \
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The Daily delivered to
any part of the city
for $1 per mouth
Special .*? r'llan to Rusiness From1
BkSKV&y. Haines and Vicinity
CREWS & HILLS.
ATTORNEYS
Will Practice In All the Court*
Juneau
Alaska
1. R. Wis* ?eo- C. Hi**r
WINN & HEARD
ATTORNEYS AT-LAW
Will practice In AlaskaCourts,
U. S, Supreme Court, and l>and
and Mining business.
Uooms 3, 4. and 5, T>ecker Buildinp
JUNEAU, ? - - ALASKA
Cor. 5th A Broadway. 'Phone 90
Cigars and Tobacco j
Stationery
and Fishinp Tackle
?NEWS DEPOT* \
If
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New Books Just Rec'd !
fUftdinc and Wrlti t Rooa
JB ROM
d of Trade
IE Proprietor
bed P.esort for Gentlemen
North
iHHRF CO.
P. A Y. Route
ve ?nd Depart From This Drc*
ONS 1905
-c hand I f>e from 8 i tn. to 5 p. in.
iday or at night.
bound must be accompanied by a
n be obtained at the D. S. custom*
>re 5 p m. Jfo freight will be re
>c Chkcukd Baggaok Owt.t. No
icoheoked.
public *hen su-amer I* nearlnp
?n passengers hare disembarked,
nation at office on dock.
. E. WYNN-JOHNPON. Onl Mgr
JUNEAU S. S. CO'S
ELECTIUC LIGHTED STEAM
HEATED STEAM EK
GEORGM
CarrTlni O. S Mai:
or Raine?. Bernns Bit, Juneau
M(<ooah TenaVe Sitka and Wayport*
SAILS
at 8 a. m.
Jan 5- 11, 17- 23. 29,
w. w nouuHTON. Arwt
Broadway and Fifth Ave. Phone 90
I -Garibea Hotel- 1
* I
? ;
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* Caribou Crossing |
* s
A StrictW
t isi tins mi i
S ? Dininc Room in Oooneotion ? g
?j Choicest Wines, Liquors & Cigw? 5
K J. Britain. Mgr.
M?T?KJUJ> ? W? ? ?
Finely Furnished Booms
Electric Lighted Throughout
THE IMPERIAL HOTEL
obo. w. crwrm, prop.
AMERICAN PLAN
Front St. South P.O., Whltehorte.Y.T
Pacific Coast S.S. Co.
PIONEER ALASKA LINE.
?PEED. 8AFETY. CON/!F^OF*T
ftmiod. fiton Ft-Mefoon mm) SmHhar* Pwti
cAnmrnvo o. i. wail
St?*n??r* of Tbto Company I
Cottage Citv * March 15,29
Vl? Vanconvw uxi WiW*
Humboldt March 23, April H
?Ok. AboT?8chAda!? 8ub|ecl to shMff* WlUtost fo we*.
E. A. MURPHY.Afwl, P?w?? ??
C. 0. DUNANN, Gen Pat?. Agt
!? MirkM P*rtN?v. tea 0?\
^hc
Carrying C. S. Mall ami Alaaka Pie !i Kt|
The Alaska Steamship Co. (
Next Sailing of U>? Fur Pamifr 8^u??r
JEFFERSON,
March 12.
Coirptr.y n t- ttp* right to WtiHlif i!?w t**f?a
Tr?n?Vr? to Victoria and Vancoa*ar Without iMilMa! Cfc?rf?
H. A. CATOOTX. U?t *4
* Canadian Pacific Ry. Co. i
A ? 1
? STEAMFR
I AMUR . . Mch. 10, 22
?
? klllaK ?1 ? ?.?
Direct to Vancouver and Victoria ?
tc S?*??!e t ? rail or *?e??rer *itbo' i enr? eh? f?
TVe j Ire quick ?p trier
Par InfloraoMM Wr> or Arp tjtc
H.B.DUNN,
Agent. Skagway
The White Pass & Yukon Rout*
TIME TABl.tt No- 1 3>
(Dally Kxeept Sued*?.)
*0. ?.*N. B !*?. V ? FVm^
2nd ei?w IHcIm 1M et?n *??? ?>w?'
t SO p. ?. S 1* * m. LV. SKAOUAV AR ? *>p n A* 4 Ml. ?
i? 30 " i??}" " WHTTC PASS " J * ' "IN*
II 40 ?. m. 11 US " " LOG CABIN I 10 ? ? 1 ? "
11 " ii?|^<m " bennett J"|p? " 11 ? ? ?
2 46 " I 10 '? ?? CARIBOU - II M?.n "It I *
* ?0 " 4 JO " AR w?mt Ho*** LV ? M " LV, " 1 I "
Pmumiwh raim he *t 4epo?? In time tc >??<? ?' ?
checked. 1 nrpectlon in rtopped 10 mleote* before learlaff Mat* H trtlm
ISO pound ? of N*ee*e(? ?lll be checked free with e??h fttl! 'lr? ??e*?
%cd 76 period* with earh half '?re tfrJtet
mwrnam
While Pass & Yukon Rome
Through Line From,
Through lino from Skagway to Atlin, Whit* Hcrae, Bit Sal moo, Da*?n<> and
intermfdia'c Ynkoo River point*. The ne* placet oampa IB the A'wk aol K'.-iane
Mining District* ire reached only via White Horae.
Winter Route Stage Service
During U?e winter aea?oo when navigation i* eloee*', d?il? train* will eortinue rntmiat
Nvween Skagway and White Horae. A through Mail, raaaeoger aid Frright service
win he maintained by a Thoroughly Equipped Stape line, between JWhit#
Horve ond Paw?on.
Regular ?ar?s carrying mail, rxprvw and paaaetig?r*. 1 are WW'* Horae for Dawoo
and intermediate print*.
For Oonrtfl City, located in the heart of the newly discovered and fahnVnMlyJf ieh q?a?"*
camp of the Windy Arm di?trirt, take our daily trains lo Cariboo,
For information relative to p*a?eng*<, freight and telegraphic ratea. apply
to anv agent of the Company, or to
J. H. ROGKRS, TrafBc Mngr. A. L BERDOE. Gm. Mimt. F. a WCRZBACBCRGaa. A(wt
Vanoouver, B, C. ^arooover, B. 0. and Skag-u*? Alaska *taoW, llnfa