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TURNED DOWN
Secretary Refnses Bids for
Alaskan Schools
Secretary Ultchcock reject?l the bid*
for the construction of school houae* in
Alaska, which were submitted in ac
cordance with advertisements pub
lished in th_> Daily Alaskan and other
papers He regarded them as too high.
The list of school l.ouses to be I ullt
has been revised. Buildings will be
erected at Wrangell, Halnea Jackson
and Killisnoo. There is **.000 avail
able for these buildings.
The idea of erecting building* in ex
treme Northern Alaska by oootraci at
this time has been abandoned. They
will be built later by the commisalooer
of education. Sheldon Jack*?.
Liaktr hrJ?Mi Mia*
The mill is now cutting an order of
750,000 feet of lumber for the Alaska
Wrseverence mine, in Silver Bow
basin, near . iit>aa, and we understand
this order is likely to be only a starter.
Wrangell Sentinel.
Fir>t>i>t Work ia Dswms
An attempt was made tr burn
the Standard theatre at Pawson
last week. A fire was started In the
building after a generous u?e of ooal
oil. The adjoining building, the Audi
torium. wsa packed with people in at
tendance upon an amateur production.
Lively Stuns Far J n warn
The way work is picking up and the
number of mining properties that are
get tire ready for work ought to make
the liveliest season Juneau hss ever
had With the amount of snow on the
mountains there is a prvapect of a long
and steady season. Juneau Becord
Miner.
"A Night in Bohemia."
Ice cream and sherbets at the Vienna
Bakery, Best in town. 'Phone 35.
Baths 25 c?-nts. Fine porcelain tubs
at the IVrtl -|>d Lad ring House, Iioom?
25c. 50c, 75c 'ml ? Fifth avenue, ot.
poaue Canadian Bank of Commerce.
SKAGWAY WEATHER
The result of the observation taker
at .Moor* wharf at midnight, May 4
1906, it aa follows:
remperature time of observation . . .4,"
Max. temp, preceding 24 hours .V
Mln " " " " 41
Mean " " " " *'
Barometer. 25*. 76.
South wind, cloudy.
TtSTED m PROVfN
Tk rakaHta? ?f Sol.co t? B.ta*
AM* to D*??ad Upon ? Wall
E^raod R. pataMoa
Fbr months Alsska readers hare s*ec
the cons'ant expression of praise fot
Doan'a Kidney l^lls. and read about thf
good work they have done in this local
i'.y. Not another remedy ever pro
duced such convincing proof of merit.
J. W. Strong, a retired veteran ol
506 Ohio street, Bellingham. Wash.,
! Bays: "rp to three years a*o T ha<i
I never suffered any form of kidney com
j plaint. About that time I moved u(
j the Columbia river to Whatcom T*ake
and three months after locating there
1 began to notice symptoms of kidney
| trouble. The first was a dull aching
pain across the back and which finally
got so bad that I was unable to get on;
of the house at all. t'hangesof |io?ii ops
I were accompanied with severe twinges
i of patn and the kidney secret ions wert
dark in color, and contained a heavy
sediment and passing was accompanied
! with pain. I think all this trouble was
l brought on by drinking impure watet
j while living at Whatcom take. How
ever true this raav be I procured a bo*
I of Ooan's Kidney 'Pills, took them rc
cording to directions and was complete
ly cum! of my trounle. About a montli
ago 1 had a severe attack of the grir
and was aft aid this would bring on the
kidney trouble again but there has beer
no symptoms of a recurrence I am
i satisfied that the cure is permanent."
, For sale by all dealers. Price ,i?i cents
a box. Ftaater- Mil burn Co.. Buffalo, N
Y.. sole agents for thel'nited Mates.
Remember the name? Ooan's atxl
take no substitute.
The best of chocolates sod bon-bon*
at Muir.s.
Par R at
Rouse on Seventh avenue and Mai r
street, partly furnished. Klegant 10xH
bsth room. Inquire of Lee Outh-ie
Railroad R"?tanr??t
Best meals in town served from t> s
m to 10 p.m. Tray orders a specialty
10c. extra.
John Williams, Prop
Co to Muir's for candy.
"A Night i' Bohemia."
[ON FitMBOLDI
?
< ! Coart Officials Will Be Dae
Snnday
Judge R. A. Gunnison and the other
officers of the district oourt will be |due
to arrive at Skagway Sunday on the
! Humboldt. The court has been in ses
sion at Ketchikan since a week ago
las'. M onlay. The most important case
tried down there was the Ball murder
. cas?. When the Dolphin was at Ket
i chikan all the evidence was in exoept
- the testimony of the defendant and he
was cn the stand.
: GOOD WORDS
V.M?z i\?per Pays Tribute
to fiOT. Swisford
(Valde* New*)
F.x-Governor Swin'ord has retired
from the Alaska journalistic field hav
ing sold his naper, the Ketchikan
Journal to Wyatt anil Ooutant, of
, Juneau. The retirement of Gov. Swine
i ford froir active newspaper work is a
distinct loss to the profession and to
Alaska, l'robably no single individual
in the district has exerted a greater
effort to right Alaska's wrongs or to
! bring the oountry to the front than the
ex-governor. Roth by word of the
mouth and with his facile pen has he
1 fearlessly declared his opinions and
beliefs, and that they were wise ones
even those who were opposed to his
views are now forced to adroit. While
his advancing years have made it ad
1 viable for him to give up active news
paper work it is to be hoped that more
of his writings will appear in print
from time to rose.
Sk>(<r*T L??s?rj
For ft r?t -class work trv Skagway
laundry. Twenty-live years' experi
ence. Telephone 89. tf
All the delicacies of the season at the
Pack Train llesturant.
Calendars for iqo6
(Ue will call upon you soon
CUnh a Compute Assortment of
* I9Q6 Calendars *
m Prices Chat mill Save You money
The Daily Alaskan Job Office,
TELEPHONE, 19
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ELKS' HALL, MAY 6.
Your Seats Reserved
At Kelly's
Elwtrir HuM|i Tt*ii
The Principal Rarbe r Shop haa ?e
cured the (ft-eat C?rpenter Vibrator,
and it prepared to (fire the beat elae
trie muwHCP ireatir.ent that ewer I>m
been derived. They are an abaolut*
cure for headache. rheumatlarn Mid
other disorder*, improve the circula
tion and five nervoua atrenfth. We
hare private room* for ladiea Princi
pal Bm her Shop.
"A Night In Nohemia."
Get reserved aeaia for "A Night In
Bohemia" at Kelly'a.
The Pantheon hootblack make* your
?hoea look like a nigger'* heel. Try
him. he is an expert. *
At Wktlmli Pit cm
The Mascot saloon aella liooora,
either bulk or caae (food* at wholesale
price*. All the old brand* alwaya on
hand. 10-l-tf.
? Any Kind of Chewing Tobacco at
10c a CUT
| and we will aell everything cheap
1 > that* in the More
? i
; Pipes, 5c and Up
: ; Don't Forget the
Number
428 BROADWAY, Vboo* 52
'
Tony Dortero
Comfortable Beds
Dining Ro?.m In Connection
HOTEL
PIONEER
l?f BnlMInf
WHITEHORSE, Y.T.
N?*r Province, F>n?? Rirwt
Pete McMillan, Proprietor
I he leading Hotel
Windsor
Hotel m
Opposite Depot
Whitehorse, Y.T.
P. MrMillinn,] Prop.
-Garibaci Hotel
Caribou Crossing j
A Strictly
? Dining lUxim in ( 'onnf<ction -
Choicest Wine*, Liquors A 01r*r*
R J. Britain. M*r.
Canadian Paeifie Ry. Co.
Mreo* Bsrrtot, Ifo lMorm*dl*to
Call, M
Vancouver
Victoria
TV*n?f?rr1nf to
Seattle
' _
i No Cstr* Chmrr*
Mm
May 5
klllif *lt p. m.
FV Spord. Oowtorv Borrlc# u?d
Appointment Thmt Twin 8cr*w
Svoamrrvrtnnot be Rqg*U?1 For,
Information Writ* or Apply to
B. EDO** . AtU IIAGVAT
MMNNWlwn
r,
Vancouver j
Hotels. 1
Whtlefcww. T.l y
B k<oa*, rw?.
Good St?bf>?g Eor Hortti
lUfarniAed Tbroeelwek Flm
(1m In f-rrry HoyM>
r?fr |n u>< Vorth??rt
RWH%?W.?WH
ROYAL i
?Steam Laandry*
M Wort r>?r?nt?*A Short
Order* Promptly
TW_
MtOHt j*.
Mwiftr Will ? *n iM Jriim
Baths In CoonectlM
rrint? R>wmm for I
STEAM HEATED.
H?WVW> I
Finely Furni*h*d Room*
Klrctrtc Lighted Thrcrof hoai
IDE IMPERIAL ItOTIL
oao w. mm*, mor.
AMERICAN PLAN
FVoot 8t Sooth P.O., Wili?hnm.YiT
Raw Furs....
WK PAY
High Prices for fine furs
Write For Prto* I-wt
Percey's Fur House
Othknah Wtaeonain
When In Haines
Hkf M Ik*
Hotel Northern
J. O. Morrim. I'mn
Restaurant In BoildiiQ
UNION
PljrJur ami
R>hM
Leaves Ska^way at
9 a. m. Sharp
K.r?TT Mnrfiv, WMtwetty eed Kridi;
Arrivinr M M 11:3ft ft. is.
fta nm at 1 p. ?.
Maffl# far* tlJfV
*r*\ G'rmtit
The WhitePass & Yukon Route
T1MK TAHLK ? 1.1
(Dai. j Rtoept
No. t. ? FW.d
iMfclM*. Ut eUw t* telM*
? SOftln. l.V. SKANUAY AH ? X>v m. A P. ? 111. ?
J?-}" " WHTTK PAW ' J" ' " I ?? "
11 4A " " IvOOCAmi* J 10 ? 1 00 "
1??(P;" ' B,tJlf,,KTT I *}*? " !????.
110 M " CARIBOU ? I! " I* C w
4 M - AR WmT* Home LV ? *> " LV, " 7 ? ? ?
P?*?npcr? n?N b# ftl lo lime to h?? t ?<f* ' wiwWd iri
checked. 1 nnwvlofi in Hopped 10 tain of-* hefo*? i?*t ir.p wine of trti*.
1W rtraadu of hMMf' mil be .-tw k?xl fr?e m h *?<"h fill fM* U?k?,
nid 7# po?nd? with each half f?r? tVk< t
?>iisrsrertrsrtr? ? Wjs>;rWir.>... .>*??. ? ......... ... mi
; The Idaho Liquor House
IOORR*R rami) AND HKOADWAY,
The Pioneer Family Liquor Store of Skagwev
rsTABustiF.n i*rr
Direct Importer* nt FnrHfrn Mni
WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGAR8
AGRjrrs por
I.KMI*S and RKAGWAV RRKWERVS BOTTl,*D HF.KK
PrlrM# TUrtm* F tor Ftnilte*
Aft?BUoato Od^n Kr Fm>Hj 0?#. M
? ? ? . , ?? >
While Pass & rukon Route
Navigation on the Yukon River and
Lakes Should Open About June 1
Passengers and Freight For
ATLIN, DAWSON, CHENA and
FAIRBANKS
And Other River Points Will Be Taken Through via An Up-to
Date Rail and Steamboat Line
Finely AppointedTrains Daily Except Sunday Between Skag*
wav and Whitehorse Carry Passengers Baggage.
Mail and Express
M. J. B. WHITE, G.FJA P.A. A R NBWlT,l* V. P. AO. M. R^D. PINNro, tab O. F.fA^. A.
VuMmr. R fL V?riY>\iv?r. B. C. Ai?* ?

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