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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-29
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Zen u,slilfe l%uofolote ufripillige"
Spr1ehnpsf laoOe, iom forrige llgc IL
lteoe Jig giennem 9aroanellerne for
at Iigge >pao Sur efter Stibe al en-
buiIfeu ipn1 Dellt Station, ser fl,noe
ulistn1fcs foc at fprc &ontrobonoe til
sSsornrclcrne, bar life bopt @el0 meo
zig Sroets egenlige 6o%rltooelie.
Set er lpffe0es Ben at opbringe er=
geIlfe, ct TIFF % ct anlerifanlf Sfb,
5om u'lOer rusiiif Stag fsrtes / &an11
Tor al moeripges; men Sc Magter
amber bpis @anOdsilug Sfibet iei=
zeoe> % ga1ife lrrlig Guglano, bur
Ecilt Ct ioa frrlfrnffeligt Sfrig oper
oenl1e 6prgaaelie, at &uslono bar
Tlt'ott set flogelt at bsje Jig, gipre
1tnbifploni1tg for bno0 Ser er ifet og
sope olhrig at gjpre Set mere; Set
canine Spfte CT g1pet Spltla1t0, Dpor=
zmoo @aibington &egjeringe11 en0n11
afte bar bait Sis til at aftpinge
Ru5lonN ct lao6ant. Mt Sc Sore
nsoe Stuter er birefte i%ntereslereoe /
oeunc Sag tl1roe uNrre Set beoite Sit
fcrtebSrnib0el mos @ientagelier; tbi
alntle Sam bur olorig peret tilbpje=
Zig Ill at toale nogen 9(rt vMonfep,
bl1li11elss" mes bans @ouoelsi fibe; %
.Don CT ltnrf nof I'll at eipe fine arop
/ Sen Net,1ing Gitertrpf peo lt0ltil=
ling At / FIJI @ro0 ei%tertrpffeligt
4rissfloabemotericl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-29

@or ri naorIige Ei6er.
Set nmngler life poa "ufejlbare
&ienoetegn" poa, at oaarlige Stoer
er / Mnmaricb, iiges Ser. Man lei
Segl1 0er4ma / Sol % Maane oQ
Stierner, Mfosler al Menncifer gaar
a%rbei0Slpie ONT paa @aoer og Stre'
ser, @engeinitit1.tioner luffer 0ereS
Sernifabe iaa falt til, at set nGiten er
a,nn,ligt at faa aoget 11o al Sem, oa
alt ier triit % ibrgeligt no. Ser
er til allie Cider Ell Mosie Menne,
fer / &irfiombeo> lom bar set bpje
Mool at tage Mo0et ira oeres Me0'
MEME fer; set er 0eul 1om Mmerifa'
ner11c bar gipet Set pas lenoe 9fapr1
calamity @omlers". 2tgegploiJt
bporleoes screenings og 9farings'
liuet artcr Jig, olti0 er 6isie 1pbpgge'
lige Spoaurn,ro tiliteoe % porsler
iloe; set er Ell fits Soc bos Sem, at
aft nil en0e gait, % enbper 5trambeo
/ Marfeoct bilier Sc mes nn0ifabs=
fulo @lebe: rSogoe leg set iffe
not?" Set CT mtligt, at 6orret=
ningSlipet life er ga1rlfe loa ~fll,ib"
lom Set bar for ct Mar eller to ii6en.
Wen iiffert CT Set, at Sc piebliffelige
Segu pou boorlige Si6er poa intet
@unft CT inrlig operbepiien0e. Sber=
alt f1orerer Gabrifs= % 8pggeuirf=
iombeo, bore Sfibe goar l1o mes full
Sc 2aOninaer og fou11ner Djen me0
Henge; N%rbei0sl6le CT Ser 0esbGrre
nof al, men for 6~lertollets &eofom=
menoe er Set life fpr0i Sc life fan fau
Mrbei0e, men foroi Sc f%oretrnffer at
1treife - Set bar Sc rn1 &oob til. %
imens id9er &egieri11ge1 forgirues
at fao uofpl0t Sc leOigc Ela0ie r /
Scr pg T1oobe: Set er fl111 foo, Ser
far &ooo til at tiene Snfel Guns
S riparspel c11 for Sen alt onoet eno
0uorlige 2bn ser bpbes. SIT ialt
lpr1es ri life &ienoctegnenc poo 6uor=
lige Sioer er laa o%uerbepilenoc
eno0o.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-29

|gt mislpffet 6orpg
Ga Set blep heiteut, at Sc al Sc
gieringcn erbperpe0e Snoionerreler=
pationer lfl,lOe %opergiue5 til @efolf=
ningen til GrGueruelie al l1pe Some
lteaos, blep Set tillige beltemt at fi1=
Sc Ell ll0pej til at unogao al Sen
Silolfub o9 Scamp, lonn bar les oget
el1bper ti0li1ere Nobl1ing al mt
2onh. Sil Sen gnDe foll0t mon poo
at oprette ct Slags 2otteri, til boil=
fet ellfper funoe melOe Jig lom 9el=
tager, 11oor l)on eller BUN ellers OPP
fplote nprn1erc fultlatte Gegler, men
lpm uoeluffc0e sen pil0e Scamp fpr
ct Del temt Stpffe 2mO. Hlul1en bar
l1oen al Spipl rigtig / Ibeorien; men
Sup 9ufotu Mut5oriteterne jprge0e
piielig for at foa SEN g6eloqt for Sc
res Stot5 &eofomme>16e pe0 fife at
l6rge for, at TOM forng0en Bpliti=
mDnOigbe0 tillte0e til at 9oloe Or
Sen paa alt Set Bof, iom Sc poa Jor=
baorl6 burOe bi0e pil6e ia1nIe Jig beo
Ell Zig 2ejligbe6. 69lgen al 6enne
Torldmmelie hlep, at 8oneiteel, bpor
&egiltreringen foregtf ii6ite l1ge, /
nogle Gage ltgne0e ct 1tort Slogteri,
bbor Mennelfer bleb laaet ne6 for
So6e. @bis ollie De piIoe 5cerer /
8onel teel bar fommet pll6lelig, uiloe
Ser beret l1n0ifpl6ning for, at Sc
2oblpsbeoer, lom er begaaet Ser, life
bleo o%fberge6e; met oette bar iao
langtfra Silf6I6et, at Mpnoigbeoer.
ne baboe, bbts oe ban6e gibet Mgt pao
St6ernes Segn, rtgeltg Si6 til at ba=
be til1treffelig al Srbensbaon6bmpe,
re paa Ma6ien, iaa lite ct MenneIfe
bebbDeoe at blibe moleiteret. Sci
enelte @obe beo 6enne Mffere er, al
Sen giper M6oarieI til oe on6re ste.
Ger, door 2an6lotteriet MI ifaI traf.
tes, ONT at bore goot forberebt paa
bba6 Der fan bentes; 8oneiteel bur.
De bape ginet alt set afifretfenos
@fsempel Ser er fornp6ent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-29
amerifanif sanblese,

Gn amerifanf Sanblese, Or.
Sranf 8otsmicf af Goibocton, Ohio,
er / 6isie Gage %returneret til lit @iem
ira Mo5rD, bbor ban bar b9ret &on-
gen af Spaniens Gan6lege. San bil
lite blibe, fer ! 2anoet ret lGnge, oa
ban er e1lgageret al Sultanen al @a=
rofto til at efterfe bans Sanoer %
uofpre nogle &lumbertnger paa Dem,
boorefter ban ifal efterie Mrtnoen paa
alle Slltanens &oremsoamer. Sor
ct Tcnblrgcm imiolcrtio life fa1 IL
Dc lid friite til at fon1me i 8ergrina
meo &c ifjbnne Gcmers Ml,noe pao
onoer Moaoe en0 iom Tanslpae. It'll
Der ltoa ct Gar G,,nnfcr paa Gaat
oper bam n,locr glrbc;oet, meo orag-
ne Striosgfier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-29

pier pao llgt1el1oe Jorbol6 bnaoe
blanOt Matoifabet % &asiagerer.
Sra Marineoeportemc1tet i Set
engelife "@oaro ii Graoe" bar set
Oa'1lfe @eianotifab / 2ouoon moota-
get en- I De biGrteliglte ltotrpf affat=
tet Sfripell lie, bpori Ser uotoles sen
ltbrlte 9eltagelie / M~nleoniug al
Hlptfe'1, % set frembepes, at bpis
11oget fnn mil6ne Sen olmiuoelige
Sorg, lom fsles / England oper SCI,
lteoh1none l1lpffe, er set Sen 6slelIe
al 8eltnoring, iom er blepen pott peo
De oonife Sfficerers % Manoifabets
topre SptrG6en i ltlpffens 9jeblif
= CT SptrGoen, bemrrfcs set uo.
trpfteltg = lom mon fl,noc pentc Jig
at oanlte SpmGno.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-29

Gn eanabiif fulfilling, ser ifal
omfotte bele Dominionen, aabneoes
i Man6ass / @innepeg. Set er Ben
Il i @effen al cana6tife l1bfillin-
uer. men set er fgrite @ana at Sen er
ofholnt / Sen peltfiae Gel of Cont
nicnen. o. Ser er ltcr @lGbe | Be
lten orer. at noItilIinnen teaner til at
hlire en- itor gutces. Ser centes
itpr Gilitrbmnina til l1oitillingen.
iom ifaI bare / to Tiger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-29
Sc rnsffe Notwithstanding

~ FTsI9e 1@UTtt91tuB1BICttItuIUt
ct MI arribere0e til 81. 2o1is. Com
set nil erin6res erflere0e @1slan6,
Der oprin6elig bapoe mel6t fig iom
Deltager u6itillingen, iaa inart
&rtqen ufbrgb, at set life iao Tia
.stan6 til at fl,lbfpre lin Scniiat. SIS
pripat Bel blee Ser bog iamlet en0el
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al @1,nltspr-
fer % 6abrifparer, o. BET or bisie.
iom m, Ct onfomtnet. Sc uog 81 Is
6raetnognlo6ninger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-29
8reo fra 1rifionio.

oshsItu"'r ; f." "
Gnoeltg far hi facet Spnmer fer
paa Hltlanoet> men set far 1%tuegtelig
oglaa poret lenge. &l1Ioen bolot fig
baoronaftet> iaa at set begynote at
le fritilf no for 2an0n1onoen; men
laa 1fete Ser pll,6ielig til alt $elo
ct Smlag, og @onoen fit fit &orn
og fine aartofler / Sor6en benimo6
Sll1tni1gen al @ai MooneS. Gene.
re bar @eiret life peret set oller bel=
oi9lte for Mpie6cn: Gerit Ssrfe,
1aa 6roit og mt li0It Sprfe igien.
Gppe I &ongsberg=@gne fres for
9anite nplig &artoffelgresiet> og i
forrtge lt9e bopoe ri nogIe %frpgtelige
@aglbpger Ter / 8pen. Ser baabes
tntiolertio paa ct Mio0elaor, 1elp ON
s." life bliper al Sc ollerbe0ite.
Sommerferien itaar MI for Dpren,
og I SEN Mnle0ning lamles Ser Hen=
&c ino til Sc manage 1,bemtoleoe 5fo=
lebern pg ipagelige @onlle, lom life
pes egrte Mi0ler fan fpr1llle us al
Sen itbpeoe 9p. s Teriefolonierne
oil Ser I Star blipe onbrogt $50
8prn> bpilfet er 230 flere e1o ifior.
Spboloet nil blibe paa 5 Tiger. S
Mrbeios1topalget for &riltionia 6olfe=
ifplers 6eriefolonifomite ibor set
Spergsmaal beret frennme, bporpi0t
betulcu0e 8prn ogioo lful0e bope s(6=
gang til @olonierne. 9ette pil npp=
pc fl1nne looe fig gjpre mi, oo Ser
ioa maotte foretoges 6oronoringer /
2opcne.
Sdn1ti0ig mes Spnu1crcn bar og-
lou Sommerltepnerne toget oeres
S%egynoelie. &i bar allereoe Dopt
@unou1oltilling (pe6 uNorif &enneI=
flllb") og Segerfongres, og SEN II.
Suli ofbol0er u6e norife Ofiicerers
&ioefl1tb" lit Geo6eriot pan Gerber,
moen. Spr @ejliporte11s @eofom=
men0e er ser, forn6en 9reil1nos= og
@dtebor9$qlge11 / li0lte &olp0el al
oennc Maone0> fgl. norif Sejlior=
eaillgs og 6re0rtfslto6s Seilfor=
euiugs &egoto pe0 @onf9 Sen 3. og
5. Mug11lt.
Com befienot Dor ser fer / Sri
ltionia lrl1gc bGrct orhe;0ct fpr en-
.@jenreiSlring al bort Annle, rrprr=
oi1c NtrrsbuS Slot og Trltning. Der
CT iii uc0lot Ell &pu1it6 til Gpcrbri=
elie al, bporleocs Set til Cato inoiunl=
lcoe @clph, 100000 &ro11er bcblt fun
tje1c til Neltm1reringen. 9erimoo
far &riltiou 0en 4oe5 gamlc 8aitio=
ner moottet bige for set 11pe &rilti=
ol1io" til no0erne Mnleg al &oj,
@%oooc5urn, 6ilfebrpgge, &oonebol1e
olp. Sfjpnt moltge far o11iet bette
neutrality-suspicious. iom Sen rene
Sonoolisme, fun Set bog life beung=
ties, at Sc 11De Mnlng betD0er ct NIT
tigt % intercslo nt Tremifri6t for
9pel1.
Siblte ltges ituoe110e Samtoleem=
ne bor ielpfplgelig perei vMorge"s
6orlis, % Set ct life bliOe SrO, Ser
er falbne ON Set 6oreneoe 9ontp=
lfibSielifob". Gro6s ollie 9ementier
fra Selifobets 9i0er looer Set Jig 10
life beltri0e, at uMorge"s &eonings=
a%pparater far brret / hi @rob mani
gelfll0e, og Set bi0ner ON Ell enc
Itaoeroe, benlpnslps STABBED ira Gel
ifobets SIDE at ien6e ct iau tarpeligt
Sfib iom vMorge" til Mmerifa mes
Ell iaa foltbor 2aoning iom @eme=
lfeliu, beI bi6en0e, at 600 Mennel fer
ne6oen6igbis maa fin0e 6eres De6
/ 8elgerne, iaafremt @fibet f%orliier
%nnoerbejs. g. 81.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-29

Catered at the Post Office at St. Paul,
Aiar., as second class matchmaker.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-29

tUttlt y / uelt lulIllIle VQQO
bar Ger en- l1g @eltin6e, 6rpfen Be=
teri en-, 9atter al en- Sobberfseier /
&olte, nogle Mile fra &jebenbapn.
Sun bilbe til Mmerifa for at brg6e
Jig Ell @ane, og ifl1l6e egenlig 1et
life bgret me6 George, men mes ct
ienere Sfib; / ii6lte 9ieblif beltemte
BUN fig for at toge @asiage meo set
opoS6gmte Sfb, % bun fit lin 9p,
gope at leie be6 &ebningsarbeioet.
Sum fom lige no al fin Sole og bar
frn balut paaflnot - faa at lige
ltoen nnoertei fun meo en- let Com.
merbluie 90 ct @fj6rt paa; men bun
tog ufortreoen fat paa at gigre Coon.
Sum anbragte Jig iaaleoes / 8oqoen,
at @eerne bre6 mos benoes @pg>
bborbe6 Sc bintre6es / at fomme ms
/ 8aooen, % 6enne StilIing boI6t
bum 9ime efter Eime. 5amtioiq too
bun &omanooen oper Sc @binoer> ser
Cite @anb no at ben l9f 8oos. in6.
celte Dem &olb % talte op,npntrsn-
SC Sro til Dem og til ollie / 8aooen.
ut Saabet en- Me0nina bslotes iaa
'oot oppe bos oisie sfibbrubne It'll
oes ! en- palenlie @roo benoe.
% Ser fortaIIes marge gfsem-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-29

Danif.
Mh 8efien6tlfab mes sc. bor SSn6,
lebningen til Sen @efffe 8efienotfo,
Der, iom gjor6e NIT 9pBolb 5olt
Bate @ttp iaa i%rteresiant, 90 fom
enoo9 ~forifaffe6e mig en- @amtale
meo ieloeite @reit6mt Sofepb Smitb.
Me6 itur 8enligbe6 le0iase0e 81. mig
nemlig til nogle at 6e melt frem-
itaaen6e ifan6tnapiIfe Mormoner,
bporaf ri l6 paa en- / ielbe Gitp
&alf. rrennlig Gorbalteren ST.. Mn6er>
len, iom faoerlig Stoltbeo 6ieblif<
felig betroe6e mig, at ban bap6e Ell
Dutter, ser n60anne6e lin Stemme /
Berlin, og fom ogiaa biloe beige
Noroen paa fin forei taaen6e Gol1rn6.
90 leg fra mango Sioer bar facet
befreftet, at 6rf. anberiens Stemme
birfeltg er abDa6 5aoeren faIbte
!ben ~ nibunoerIia, Tan iea ioolebes
nllereoe III, for5erefe mine 2rirre
boo en Mpbeo ION rlttobs Mottcr.
nal"..
Sort fdrite 9eidn aiolbt Mntcn $.
2ltno. Mrrmonfirfens tr"S;e frrncm-
tic 2eoer, Brniioent Soieph Smitbs
The daily Alaskan., 1904-05-30
KNOCKERS ARE BUSY

A Juneau paper reproduced the fol- lowing from Skagway's professional knoOker:
 "Junsau has a chamber of commerce composed of business men that hustles and works for the good of it's town, while SksgWay has some sort of an or Rsnizstion composed of three or four WouId-be politicians, that the average business man shuns, and which is the laughing stock of the community
 The foregoing is interesting only be- cause it appeared in the columns of a reputable newspaper at Juneau. Be- fore that it was as impotent as have been all the other attacks upon Skag- ways business men, the future of this city and of Alaska which have appeared in the columns of the aforesaid knOcker.
 For the information of the people of Juneau it may be stated that nearly every one of the leading business houses of Skagway are represented in the chamber of commerce of this city, and that they have done gOOo work for Skagw4y through that organization has been demonstrated tOOOften to be ques- tioned The people of Juneau as well as those Of other sections of Alaska are enjoying many things that have been brought about largely through the in- strumentality of Skagway's active chamber of commerce.
 Those enterprising Skagway business men who are members of the chamber of commerce are well satisfied with its work. Those other business men who do not belong to the chamber of com merce, who pay no dues and are not present at any of it's meetings, have seuss enough to understand that while they are not always aware of the work
The daily Alaskan., 1904-05-30
The Rebbrr Craa.

In Central America there lives th' obber crab, of almost incredible size ind somewhat resembling a huge spi Ter. The distance between its extend. rd claws Is sometimes as great as twelve feet. It spends the greater part of it's life ou land and climbs the cocoa nut trees. on the fruit of which 1t lives almost entirely. It digs in the ground Seep tunnels and lines them with co- c1anut fiber.
 When engaged the robber crab can break a mans limb with its powerful claws. Animals approaching 1t too closely often receive an ugly pinch which they do not soon forget. and It Is on record that one of these crabs has captured and tried to drag or a goat,
 To open a cOcoanut the robber crab removes the bark from the end con tninlng the three eyes, one only of which Is easily penetrated, and, having found this, 1t reyolves the nut against the point of one of its spindle legs un til the opening is large enough for 1t to insert Its great claw. With this It breaks the shell, grinds the contents Into small pieces and carries them to lts month.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-05-30
TsleIhoas No. IG
SUBSCRIPTION RATEA
POLITICS MAATERIAL

The Record-NIinsr credits the follow ing to the Daily Alaskan:
 "So long as the next governor Of Alaska is to be a republican, Held would probably i'll the bill as well as any of the aspirsnts to the position"
 No such sentence ever appeared in the Daily Alaskan, nor has anything that could be construed to mean any thing of the kind ever appeared in the columns of this paper. In publishing the item as direct quotation from the Daily Alaskan the Record-Miner was simply making an exhibition of it's pe- culiAr brand of journalism, which has no regard for truth, honor, fairness or journalistic ethics.
 The political affiliations of the gov ernor of Alaska are imnaterial so far as this paper is concerned Mir. Held would make just as good a governor as republican as he would as democrat, a prohibitionist, or a socialist. The Daily Alaskan's only concern in the personnel of the governor or any other officer in Alaska is that he be broad minded, honest, competent and in touch with northern conditions. Itis because Gov. Brady is deficient in at least three of the four qualifications named that this paper has consistently urged a changed in that office
 The Daily Alaskan knows no differ ence, among democrats, republicans, populists, socialists or the members of any other political party. It judges every man whom it feels that it is called upon as a newspaper to judge upon his individual merits, as it understands them, and It's standard for every man in every office is the same.
 To make good official in Alaska man must be honest, he must be com petent, he must be broad minded, he must be in touch with pioneer eOndi- tions and a pioneer people. It is a pleasure to say that, measured by this standard, most of the public officials in Alaska i'll the bill, many of them ad- mirably. The Daily Alaskan's princi- pal objection to government in Alaska is in the system, and it maintains that those officers who are using their off, cial positions to thwart the attempts of the people to secure a change of the plan of government should be removed from office.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-05-30
Morality ver.u. InteneetuaIIty.

As a man grows older he perceives that the moral qualities are worth a good deal more in friendship than the intellectual qualities and that no bril- HanCy of mind, no charm of conYersa- ton, can make up for lack of loyalty, charity and generosity in social inter course Young men of brains are dis posed to value mainly mental power la other people, and 1t is human Qvallty to forgive much in men and women of genius. This Is a false aP- preclation of the respective values Of mentality and the moral qualities. The tine comes when a man learns that urselnshness and affection are better in wife or friend than intellectual pew CT accompanied by intense self love. Fortunate the man who does not come to this knowledge too lats.-San Fran cisco Bulletin.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-05-30

the chamber is doing in their behalf it Is costing them nothing tordues or meu- bership fees and that they are denied the right of criticism. Only those pro fessioual knockers, who are ignorant of what the chamber of commerce is dO- ing and who put up no money, are dis satisfied, and they are ever knocking and kicking at everything the progress sive people of Skagway or other sec tions of Alaska desire. They even knock the district itself at every imag- mary opportunity.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-05-30
Notice

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, Charles E. Hooker, receiver of the property heretofore belonging tO the cO-paTtnershlp or Dryden & Sewell, which co-partnership was dis solved by decree of the District Court Of the District of Alaska, Division No. ], entered on the eg b day of February, 1904, will by virtne or an order entered in the above entitled court on me ESd lay of May, 1904. sell all the property be ongiuz to the said eOpartnership, now ulS- solved at auction to the highest bidder Tor cash at o'clock D. m. on the eth day Of June, 1904, in front of the drug store at Halnes, Alas La The property heretofore referred Co and which wiIf be sold under said order consists or stock of drugs and drug sundri5s at Haines or the approximate invoice value of S.OOOU0i also one t6wr lot Z5xlgO or Main street in said town of HtineS next to pOstoffiCe, Said sale shall be made su bjtct to the approval of the court,
 C. E. Hooker.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-05-30
AN EYE POINT
4 Positive and Truthful
 Argument

If you want perfect vision you should have your eyes examined often. A slight correction promptly attended to may insure you perfect eyes to the end of your life.
 We will measure your eyes, overcome the defects and insure you most satisfac- tory vision.
 We examine your eyes free of charge. We grind our own lenses and are the only people iu Alaska that claim to do such work.
 Keelar,
 Skagway's Jeweler.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-05-30
For Sale

Business lot for sale, good location, most desirable in Hsines Worth twice the money. Must sell. A chance to double your money. Address: P. O. Box los, Hsines, Alaska. 51S lW
The daily Alaskan., 1904-05-30

Japanese Mattiug-All 1S0 strands and good patterns, direct from the Orient. Regular price BOG, 35c, 4Oc and 45c goods. Now 25c per yard, at E. F.. Peoples.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-05-30
Mascot has New Music

The Mascot saloon has just received large consignment of new music for It's popular Victor talking machine. IL includes all the latest popular airs.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-05-30

Baths 25 cents. Fine porcelain tubs at the Portland Tod ring House. Rooms 25c, 5Oc, 75c and Sl. Fifth avenue, oP- posite postoiice.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-05-30
At the Pantheon

The Pantheon Saloon always serves their patrons with the best brands of wines, liquors and cigars. If
The daily Alaskan., 1904-05-30

The Totem serves the best free lunch in town.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-05-30
skakwAy Laundry

For arst-class work try SksgWsy Laundry. Twenty-two yeras' experi- ence. Telephone s9. tf.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-05-30

1 cannot tell a lie, we must make 8 little profit. ClaYson & Co.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-05-30

The best that the market aft rds a the Pack Train Restaurant.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-05-30

Heavyweight ulsters at CaysOn & Co.'s.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-05-30
For Kent

Two nicely furnished room, Geo. E.. Howard, Third avenue. 4 tt
The daily Alaskan., 1904-05-30

Barley's Views at your own price at the Skagway News Company,
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-28
$50
Heart Beats Per Min.
ute. Weak Heart
Compile ate d With
Kidney Trouble.
Or. Miles Heart Cure
Cured Me Permanently.

'iour medicine is worth rs weight in
gold, and ! ca<not recommend X too highly
fof the good ltLaa done ne. bwas troubled
with hsaft d.scas. complicated wish ax'eaG
back and kidney complaint for humber Of
years. Although five II our best docicrs
waited on me grew worss instead Of better,
Eatil 1t last nYthing seemed to do. ne any
coed. had a rapid pulse varying irom 100
10 80 beats per minute, a choosing and
hgrniag scnS1tioa IN the vind pipe, and
PAIN IN thefhesrt. At the me ! began
taking Dr. Miles New Hetit Cure
weighed but 80 poapss. kft-r using the
remedies six months l weighed 80 pounds
and lelt wei, apsy strong and hearty. Ny
n.ryc, heart .aad kidney troubles arc all
zone row Ind as this cure was per-
termed neafly seven years ago ! know that
it's permanent Edward Knapp, WilRsrs
VILE, Oaio.
'For many years thaYe beon a crest sui-
fefsr from he dIsease. | vas sGb'cct to
faint and slaking spells, VITA. a, cigteAiug,
Oppressive q, lJi feeling "a tiie hear, that IS
dlitic'lit 20 desesl0e was unable % attend
70 nv household dg.ics and was thoroughly
vretched and miserable. ! doclorcd with
some u 9ur best physicians ti.t gat no reiel
until I tTlel Dr. Mi.e' ile4u Cure and
Nftvine l. ezD riencel benefit from the
first lcu d5scs eui haaily uss completely
Cured Mrs !. N He.gway, Geneva, lad.
"a dfr-gsi, sell aad guaIsptee. trst Dot.
u. ~. Mics Remedies. send fog tree book
on Neryous AMI Heart Diseases. address
Dc. Niles MeeIeal Co., Elkhsfi. lad
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-28

The Bulletin receives by wire each
evening during the baseball season
the rcsul,s of the games played in
six different leagues including the
Kitty league. ana while we deeply aD.
prcciate the deep intereN that man
OF our friends take in the race in our
own little league and their iusgtiabia
desire to know She results Of the
games Immediately after they are
plaNd. especially when the local chb
Is away from home. yet 10 answer
the telephone inquiries entails zoo
great a task upon the office force To-
respond ~ the calls, because OF
which. we will not give she results
out direct but as soon as they are re-
ceivad viii be sent in to the central
office OF both telephone companies
uaor VIII give ont the results and
nothing more upon request arrang
ments 60 this effect having been per
fcceea 1 Or if those interested will
take The trouble to call in person at
this office the same information caa
be elrained The full scores, batteries
etc, viii be published the following
mOming