The daily Alaskan. [volume], April 26, 1905, Image 2

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Daily Alaskan
JO*?,W, TROT. KWTOH
town k mnwtt, ? ? pr*usra*a
scwcRtrrios ratw
On wwk. delivered I t arrlev
OMBMMh. h J mill
Tlrsa Bonlh*. hy ma'l
?1i MatlMt.br rnul
OMfNr.hfmll
CMWDIIO OUT COK ICR V ATISM
The St. Paul Glob*. the only demo
cratic dally paper In Minnesota's capi
tal. will retire from business May I,
after a continuous publication tor 13
;Mrt The Globe hu I *00 a very able
paper. but U hit h*?l a hard row to hop.
It la not la Union with pi' bile sentiment
to IU field. It (a owned, supposedly,
by Jim Hill ami haa always supported
the Cleveland or conservative wing of
the democratic party Simon purr
democrat* art- not over numerous In
Mlnnsaota ami those they have there
are foliow^r* of Bryan and HryanUm
rather than Cleveland an>l Cleveland
lam In IfttW the Glob* supported Mo
Klnley ami It toutMl a following among
republicans This support helped Its
circulation materially because the Trl
buna. Journal an>l other republican pa
l>ers in St Paul an>l Minneapolis sup
imrte.1 liryan. forfeiting many republi
can rentiers thereby who went to the
Globe. When Roosevelt capMred the
republican party, the G'ohe tried to
lead Ita conservative support to the
democrat to party ami Parker. The de
feat of Parker ami the aacendenoy of
the Bryan and Johnson brand of democ
racy m Minnesota and the popularity
of Rooaeveltan repu' llcanism In the
republican party there frft the old
Globe without a very numerous clien
tele.
The fate of the Globe recalls the
oomplaint that is being made by many
ao-called oooservative democratic pa
pers thai with Bryan ag?in the ac
knowledged democratic leader they
hare do political home. As long at the
republican party was l*ad by McKinley
aid Hacna they could support it as the
choice of evila. but the strenuous lead
ership of KooeeTelt is looked upon by
fien as more unsatisfactory rhan that
of Bryan. While the internal policy
of the latter is radical his foreign pol
io* is ultra cocservative, but Uooserelt
wens to believe in strenuoaity both at
home and abroe I Tho ultra conserv
ative ia being crowded out.
All aigns roiot to a rearrangement of
politioal partiea in the Pnited States
within the uext decade. The retire
ment of the Globe is one of thoa>' signs.
William J. Bryan has been elected
preaident. He is at the head of the
Nebraska Hditorial Association.
. .?
? 50
SCO
Ikscwsy LsssSry
For tirst-clses work trv Skagwav
Laundrv Twenty-Ove years' experi
ence. Te'.ephooe 89. tf
IU?a?tle P?l? Qmlck j Ralltv. d
The excruciating pains charac>rii?
tic of rheurasiUra and sciatica are
quickly relieved bv app'ving Chamber
lain'* Pain Balm. The great pain re
lieving power of the liniment has been
the lurpriir and delight of tbou-ar.ds
of sufferers The quick relief from
pain which it affords is alone worth
many time* itt cost. For sale by Kelly
Drug Co.
At WkoltMl* Pric
The Mascot saloon sells lienors,
either bulk or case goods at wholesale
All the old brands always on
B?ll? rl'l Hortknail It'?P
Immediately relieves hoarse, croupy
cough, oppressed , rattling, ranpiog and
difficult breathing. Henry C- Steams,
IVuggnt. Shulisburg, Wis., w-ite*.
Mar 30, 1901: "I have been selling
Ballard's H ore hound Syrup for two
years, and have never bad a prepara
tion that baa given better satisfaction,
I notice that when 1 sell a bottle they
raise back for more. I can honestly
recommend it." 25c, 50c, $1 00 For
sale by Kelly Drug Co.
F. R. ALLEY.
CUSTOMS BROKER
BILLS OF SALE, DEEDS
and othtr instruments Id writing.
OFFICE: VANCOUVER HOTEL
10-I-tf.
Whitehone, Y. T.
Commissioner for Taking
Affidavits
LAST ONE
i Literary Knd Dr bating So
ciety ?o Cl<w S-as.m
rh? laat meeting of the Skagway Lit
ernry ami IVIvUlng society for ihe
season will lake place at the lYeahyter
Ian church Friday night- An elaborate
program has been arranged and Ita
renditoo will begin at 8 o'clock sharp.
The feature of the evening will be a
lecture on the great Napolean by K, J.
Shaw. Mr. Shaw haa marie a careful
study of the allent v 'orslcan subaltern
whose wool became the supreme law
with the French when that ptoplt wan
In the icnl h of Ita glory ami Influence
and whoae armiea conquered half the
world. Mia lecture will be interesting
ami instructive.
The remainder of the program fol
lows.
1 song Mra. C. K. Olewn
i Violin Solo K. M Mclntyre
limitation Mra II. T. Hayward
,SWC Mra, N. U Harrison
Keel t at 'on Misa Klanor lieelle
>00,; .Misa Isabella Sielo
Kocitatton ft N- Hukill
Song Misa Virginia Stirera
fliRMHN Off
fOU ]k\\H\
C. B. Haraden, manager of the Roa*
Higgina Company, left on the train
this morning for WhltehorM ami Lower
Ij?!v?rge from where he will pro
cet>ed to Fairbanks with the opening of
the river. He exp?-cta to be among the
first of thoae to reach the Tanana met
ropolis with goods this year. He 'a
taking in a large stock and Ms house
will have more than t.10,000 invested
before he shall have reachcd hit desti
na ion.
Mr. Haraden expecta to return lo
Skagwav in the summer, probably in
July. During hia absence Wal'er F.
Hopkins will ha\ 'Charge of the Hoes
llik'giue store at thit place.
V?1 Cl?r? ?l Summit HfMn
A letter from Seattle aays Mr. a: d
Mrs J R Van Cleve, formerly of Sk*p
way, have taken up quarters at the
Summit, one of the swell places of the
Queen City, where they will remain for
a few wtoVs belore iroin^ to Seward.
Prtr c
The Prioefsa May sailed at JklS
o'clock yesterday evening with 12 pas
sengers for the south.
THE REAL TEST
Of HtrflrMr la Im Initial It ? Tk?r>
OKk Trial.
Tbers la only one test by which to
judge of the efficiency of any article
an.l that Is fcy Its ability to do that
which It Is Intended to do Many hair
vtgers may look nice and smell nice,
i but the point is? do they eradicate Dan
druff and stop falling hair?
No. they do not. but Herpldde does,
?ocanse it roes to the root of the evil
mil kills the KTin that attacks the
i -spllla from whence the hair sets Its
f etters from prominent people every*
.?re are dally proving that Newbro'a
lerpiclde stands the "test of use "
It Is a delightful dressing. clear, pur*
ind free from oil or grease.
Sold bv !>>adlnir druggists. Send l>e. in
?fimps for sample to The Herplclde Co*,
j Detroit. Mich.
I Wm. Britt, Special Agent.
"A Night In Bohemia "
HEALTH IS YOCTH
D Imi- mad Sick a ? *a Brim* Old Ac*
Herbine, taken every morning before
breakfast, will keep you in rcbust
health, tit you to ward off disease. It
cures constipation, biiliousness, dyspep
sia, fever, skin, hives and kidm y com
piainti>. It purifies the b'ood and clears
the complexion. Mrs. L?. W. Smith,
Whitney, Texas, writes April 3, 1902:
I ?, have used Herblne, and find it the
! best medicine for con?tipation and liver
troubles. It doea all you claim for it.
I can highly recommend it," .V*cts ?
bottle, For sale by Kelly Drug Co.
Not lea of Stock holder*' Maatiac
Office of Knginrer Mining C".
T > the stockholders of The Kcgtneer
Ming Company:
1 lea e t*?e notice that the annual
meeting of the stockoolders of The En
gineer Mining Company will be hekl at
1 the otfcce of the company, in the city ol
'Ski|tway,Matoict of Alaska, on Toe?
i lav the 25th day of April, 1905, at 10
| o'clock a. ?., lot the purpose of electing
a I oard of directors, for the further and
specific purpose of deciding whether or
nort *he property of The Engineer Min
ing O taipany of Skagwat. Alaska, be
trans'erre 1 to Engineer M'ntng Com
pany of Seattle, Washington, and fo>
th ? transaction of such other business as
may properly coote before the meeting.
The stock trans er book ol the companv
will be c'oeed on Saturday the 2*d day of
April, 1905, at 6 p m. and will remain
closed nntil Wednesday the 26th day of
April, 1905, at 10 p'clock a. m.
By Otder of the Board of P.rectora.
H B. Le Pevre, Secretary.
DaUd March 24, 1905.
A DOUBLE
APPOINTMENT
(ONUHl)
-Mabel r
"Edlthr
"Who #w would expert to meet r?*
6ei* In I -on. Ion ?"
"I am li much surprised at meeting
you."
"1 Rot your wedding carda that was
"J months ago but tnpiywiM you tool
To nr miWInn trip to the nomli."
"We did. I came here with mot hot
?I* *wk? ago. My liuabaiKl con kin
leave at the time, ami the doctor aaid
mother mast go away at once. But.
come, let us alt down. Sightseeing ?
aueh tlreaomc work, and thla gallcn i*
Interminable Now we can talk mor.
(WiAirtiil)!]:.''
"When la your husband coming?"
"Thla morning. but be I* obliged t.
?o on Immediately to Paris. He w rot.
me to meet him la-re Hnw to the ata
tlon 1 am expecting him now "
"You've no Klea how surprised I wa*
at your being married after all onr
talka on matrimony, The last word
you said to me the day W* 1.11 col leg.
waa 'never.' I hnd told you that you
would take a huslwml within a year."
"And you were quite ready to take
one *? noon aa you altould meet vour
Ideal.''
"Yea; I had mor* confidence In tin
than you. I truat men more than worn
Ml."
"And I ant atlll of my former opln
Ion that men are not to he truatod at
all. Hut I don't blame them. It twn't
their ??tniv to Ih> Hot down to on*
woman. ?
"How al<out your husband?"
"I don't expert too much of him."
"Am! are you satisfied with such
want of confldonov?"
"What ru I do?"
"You could have adhered to your
resolution never to marry."
"Am! been a aour old maid. No, I
thank you That waa a college girl'a
talk I didn't mean it."
"Rut what proapavf of happiness
have you w ith a man you can't trust?"
"I give him free rein. Ity and by lie
will tire of everyl>ody but me and our
children- when we get them. Then
he'll want to a|<ond hia evening* toast
In* hia ahlB< before a lire at homo.
Companionship In better tlian a blight
ed romance."
"Oh. Mabel: Why did you not take
? professorship of philosophy at col
lege? It would have suited you letter
than marriage."
"But I am ootitcnt with marriage. I I
don't expect what I have mi right to
ex|?eot and shall not be dis:ip|>oint<xl j
But you, Kdith have you found vour
Idea I ?"
"Yea."
"Engng?>d?"
"Not yet. I only met him a w?vk
ago'
"Where r
"l>n the atcamer coming over."
"Ami you expect liiui" ? -
"To pm|>oae. I am sntv of it. He 1*
to meet me here thia morning and has
at id that he ahall have aoinctUing very
Important to say to me."
"But I should think yon would pre
fer to bear It In a less public place."
"Oh, no. There la a spice at>out thla
affair, nothing cut and dried We met
as travelers and will lie engaged aa
alghtseers "
"lA>k out, my dear, lest you are di
vorced homeward bound."
"I ahall not be disappointed, nor will
you w hen you see hia frank, open face
and hia honest smile. But why can't I
Introduce him to you here?"
"You can unless he happens to come
at the aarac time as my huslutnd. In
that caw I shall be occupied."
"What time do you expect him?"
"At II. Hia train arrives a few mla
utea before 11, ami he leaves at 11 30."
"My appointment Is for a quarter
past 11. I fear we should clash."
"I would not for the world Interfere
with your expected happiness."
"Think, dear, what a pros|>ect Is be
fore us! We arc to spend a week In
London and shall make up a party for
the continent to go to the south of
Prance and from there to Italy."
"At* you going to keep him by yon
with ckaln and collar?"
"You are incorrigible."
"Well, Mabel. I'm delighted at your
prospect of happiness. I hope for vour
sake it will be fulfilled."
"The clock Is striking 11. You will
aoou see your husband that Is. dear.
If the train la on time. It may be a
little late, you know."
"Or my beloved may spend some time
putting a fair traveling companion intc
a cab, chatting with her ami holding
her hand before aendlng her away."
"Doubter:"
"You any 11 JO Is the time for -your
meeting?"
"Eleven fifteen."
"I hope for your sake he'll be on
time. You're all In a flutter."
"Nonsense. I'm perfectly cool "
"There he comes."
"The gentleman with the umbrella?
"No: the one with the suit ease."
"Heavens"'
Oh, Theodore, I'm ao glad y.m'vf
come In time: 1 want to Introduce
yew"
"No occasion, my dear I mot your
friend on the steamer and appointed
thia meeting with her and y<n: thai
you should know each other. But how
did you come together?"
"Theodore, you're a villain: Your
companion du voyage and I arc collet
classmates."
"Good. I'm off for Paris ami w ill i*.
turn next week. Then I will make up
? party to visit the continent."
"Mabel, you see"?
"SMith. wnat a brain you hav*r* I
*ARY C. WILLIAMS.
SPECIAL !
Clothing SaleThis Week
Men's Suits. $9 $10. $12.50. $13.60
M.CONWAY
M%\%Vi V\X\* ?.x . VWWMWWWWWW
I Have You Seen Those New
Steel JH>rinif Couches
That you can t;irn into a com
fortable bed in an instant. They
easy to adjust absolutely un
breakable and will make any
; size bed wanted -
A SPLENDID COUCH
AND BEST BED MADE }
To Introduce Them In Nknc?Av we will *ell ihem g
At Cost This Week j
| E.R. PEOPLES?
THE HOUSE FURNISHER
Pacific Coast S.S. Co.
PIONEER ALASKA LINE.
SPEED, SAFETY, COMCOR1
SofttU*. tamri, flan Yrmnclm mm) ViIWi
CilM TWO ts t. MAI I.
SlMimm Tlit? Cowpwiy I *?r?
COTTAGE CITY. ? Due April 29
VH VtetnH* *aH m>k?
HUMBOLDT. ? April 27
CITY OF SEATTLE ? April 21, May 2
Via Vinrrmy?r
Above ??*)*>? ?> WHIwwm Nnw.
E A MUdPHY.AftM, Ph?MS0
C. 0. DUN A N, Gen Pan Agt
10 MirVrt ?h Frseetew, CM .
rThe Alaska Steamship Co.
f^rrrlnr V R M.il art A1?*? r?t?M F.?fr??
N#*t R?tHnr Vm* V?wium
Dolphin. - APril 24
May 4. 16. 24 June 3
Jefferson, - April 30
April 30. Mny 0. IP 30
FARALLON. - - ? April 23
< Vwitpanr wwm right to rh?r?#? Mitln* <Uw ?iikont mm*
Tnw??Vf > H> V|r ?/>'!? W*4 Vmmot**? Wlthnat A?MMim>?l ' harr?
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HEXICAN MUSTANG
LINIMENT
BEST for Cuts, Bruises,
Lameness. Sprains, Old
Sores, Burns, Scalds, Sore
Muscles, Rheumatism in
all forms, Stiff Joints, etc.
and even- trouble of mus
cle and tissue where there
is pain or inflammation.
2.V., 50c. and $1 a hottlc.
Latye bottle cheapest.
nr-XICAN nU5TAN0
UNinENT
is a SURE and QUICK
remedy for Frost bite* and
Chilblain!*. It ha* hern in
use for over Sixty year*.
It will cure ailment* that
have resisted all other
remedies, because of it*
great penetrating: power.
To urmH pais ?nd trnvMt,
keep it wit kin rr*K.
BltlUrd Pmrlar KmIIii **4 Wr1tl?? Rimmb
spaciom cx.rB room ,
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The Board of Trade j
J IKE GUTHR1K Proprietor
t
i Lanrwt nod R?*t Appointed Report for GfnUomi n
? to the North
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I PANTHEON
| John (iagr, Mrr.
Fine Wines Liquors and Cigars
5 WUkWWW^VWAW**, WW* W WMmMWWWWI
= Patronize
^ Home
= Industry?
If Not You Should l)o So B.v
Drinking Skagway Beer
Our Bottled Rwr 1>oIt
$2.00
psrdoxrD. t*ict*b?W on boitlr*
PORTER
Mam:' .dure i EqpeelftNr for
Hospital and
Family
Phone Brew erj 40. Residence.. 38
Mr j and Li.e
INSURANCE
Real Estate
Financial Agent
Phil Abrahams
M4 FOURTH AYR., SK?G *AY 1
JUNEAU S. S. CO'S.
EL.ECTUIC LIGHTED 8TEVM
h bated steam ek
GEORGM
Ctrrr'nt O. ?. Mall
For Haire*. Rornei * lUy, Juneau,
Roonah Tfn?kr? Sitka ami Way port*
SAILS
April. 6. 12. 18, 24. 30
At 8 a. m.
W. W. BorGHTOK, A pent j
Hroailw&j and Fifth Are. Phone ? j
Se?tUe, Wa?hinjrton
? Manufacturer* o' ?
COTTON FISHNET j
TING
? Of Erery Paacription ?
The only plant of thi* nature on the
coast Write for 1'iioea.
?
Corrrspon<l<?oce solicited.
312-lir. 3d At., Seattle.
_____
OOm Houit: From 10 to 1J *. m., t lo
4 mm) " to 9 p. n?
J. A. BAUGHMAN, M. D.
Offloe in OM Citr Ball
Thp* Poor* Kul of BrltU rhtrmwi
Oytter wcKtJiu*, Olvtt ,?>)? or Emm I
it vke Pack Train nwtaur.nl
Headquarters for Yukon Travellers
i ?
is? Totem
JACK PHKt.l*S, IVo*.
ne Wines, Liquors and Cigars
10 ####### ?##?# 00, ^0 00^ ^4 %0
The Surprised
Smile
of thorough satisfaction
makes its appearance on the face
of every oik who foe the first time
tries
RAINIER
BEER
The joorfntu is there and it
make* itself evident.
7V .Wfr fhiwtmf .V?Ny C*.
"A Night in Bohemia."