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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1906-03-30
For Thin


Fat is of great account
to a baby ; that is why
babies are fat. If your
baby is scrawny, SCOTS
E m ulsion is what he
wants. The healthy baby
stores as fat what it does
not need Immediately for
bone and m us Gle. Fat
babies are happy they do
not cry ; they are rich +;
their fat is aid up for
time of need. They are
happy because they are
comfortable. The fat sur
rounds their little erves
and cushions them. When
they are scrawny thos e
nerves are hurt at every
ungentle to uch h. They
delight in SCOTS Emul-
sion. 1t is as sweet as
wholesome to them.
Send for free sample.
= Be sure that this picture In
So the form Of label is on the
~ wrapper Of every bottle d
~ MA Emulsion you buy.
E5aygIh Scott g. BoVne
Myi Che01isfs
l fK <So.Sgs Pearl Strsst
10 lIf .-eg T0rk
&hk soc andsi-oo
A Al DuuggItn
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1906-03-30
A Rebecca lodge has been organized

A Rebecca lodge has been organized
in Amity.
The Amity Enterprise says the
stockholders of the Amity Mutual
Telephone Company have decided not
to incorporate and will continue to do
business in the friendly and mutual
manner of the past"
Three little rules we all should keep,
To make life happy and bright,
Smile in the morning, smile at noon,
Take Rocky Mountain Tea at night.
Belt & Cherrington.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15

En- esta imprenta Sc vende
oapel viei6 a 81 el quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
BUEN PR0YtGT0

90 siene ca ptoyseI3 fornar una
aoe'eiAd d.arm6n!cA en- San Juan &
inic silva de yar.oI imporlaat,s els
mansJs del pals, con el obilo do cue
nos vlAils el 80 pr6xlmo una oom3s.
Ma de 6ptra isAliaaA. Con dscI. Gus
q ensA'g ado dc tJrmAr 10 tr0uJe % al
com pessnts mAsItro doa Rodofl
@ Ipz'gAss d h'cho 81 mayor EGG o.
El s d 'r GonzsgG Sc propon, coasra.
BAR sl Milan artists de primi.iml J
eAris!lo, O1yA reputation hAya aldo
cjn'sgrada por pdo.lcos ear o2eos
DAdo el ent1aIAsmo gus nue,tro
ldoliso siens para la opera y las con
diclones salu6rsa del pAtl, que hsee
nos vlsitsn con f'ecueneiA eom slisu
tsAirAlss, auglramos desde lusgo una
b'illAnte temporads & la nutvA en-
presA. Formaran pare d. lA oompE.
MA 90 10 dirtcsorsa de orQuesls los
s)rtG G GsnzSgAy A'tssgs
Tambiea .serAu e,crlturAdos lA
enlnsnte soprano asforA 6 lpzagA ,
los nolAblss arii .tAG st IreA Borgh lss
J Cirinc, que l.uIos splausoI c3secha
ron o. Ia ttn JrAdA que tsrmino an
tsRytr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
Al POR MAYOR

[ ilsyas de Ia TINA IsmAns,
psaAtA sih hsloria de Is vida neo
yol < as clao uno do los que pueden
Srroisr mas glorias Robre IN Aagis'
srAdo J ma compliclcloneI contra el
s6pkimo mAndamisnio, sn eats pais
donde sISArse y bsbsr IN vAso de
aqua Aon ideatleA coHA por Ia acili
dad C)n que Sc eiseuIAn.
81 JusE kas Lam, del Tribunal
Superior, AlcaLz6 a fjrmar desrsto dc
divoFoio dc sssentA y elnco pArciAs 81
l&s h0rAH de fslna del eiiAdo die; 10
cue eQuivale q desir que 81 Les horAn
tlssen mM lArgas y lA indulgeneia
iud.eial Aismprs & 10 altura de la de.
mosttadA por el eitAdo JusS, medio
NV York Sc ssntrfA libse, rotos los
lAz - de q msnso, pues por 10 que 90
ecliga no eI por fAltA de voluntAd
que no ss rompeD, Sino por otroE in
c c)nvenisntss gus eli mrg,strR1o Mae
LsGn hR eonGeFdido RllAuar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
COMO ARDE RvsIA

TdIsgramAs de saa PeSsF.bnlgo
anunsiGn cue ca lA semAna psaAdA
fderon Asesinados en- la milma R sls
ensusnia ctho smp'eld1s , hsfidoa
suAren1a lEes; que IS han hallsdo
sinsusuiA dsp6Iitos de bl mbM. cue
han lido robAdGs ssis tsimflsr.ss y
asaliadas sessntI y tres peraonas; y
que 60 las pro ovinclAH ae b N some,!do
ina msrlb eI seios de pill.j,.
Nausrosas ei,eueionsI m. .tsres
J srrtsl7s Sc han vsrihcado 4 .aa
msrla. 81 sAbAdo tlmo fusfcp =
pa. i's de San PelsFIburgo Z.30
per'cnaa J arrssiAdol 4 mi'mb.e, as
Is txdag lida DumA. 3S ole 4 "a
la n finA han rsnu1ciado sus c8Sg {
oanst dc la lsnldLd dc lss Cofts,
Aarels s'. Han sld1 81 eItAdostAm
b!eu II @s ies AN llaaaos On crons.
tAdl.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
DESDE NAGUABO
Santiago IgIesias en- Nagua.
b0.-Levanta alI( tambie1
triblna de insuItos.
SU kCOMPANAM
Ell pueblo Sc levanta en- mani
festaci6n grandiosa & i'm.
pone1te de protesta.

Aunque 40 essuv mos en- el pueblo
por eausas aisnAs q nusitra voluntAd,
llevamoa 6 10 columns de LA DEM1-
CRAC1A 10 reseflI zig lients do IN OBJ
servador.
<Ayer domingo 9 h'c'eron su on
trada en- estA poblaoi6n el hAmante
gAllsgo <Santisgo Igissias scompafia' >
do do altsr ego Epgsnlo Sanchsz.s
sUomo q las IL dsl dfA fabric6 un
euchitril on una do los alamedas de
nuestra plaza III ,lies; euehitsil Dor
sus eondicionss orquitect6aicGs. 6igoo
temple desde donds dsntro de brsvss
momentos htzo DIR su estsni6rsa VOC
el generoso defsnsor dc los que ttaba'
ian con 10 pisdosa intsne.6n de all
mentar q los que no trAblisn seRda 81
mismo declare!
sComsnz6 por atAcar despiada'
damsnts al partldo uuionista y con
sspseia idad & nueatro dgoo leAdsr sl
senior Luis Mu1.z Rivera ante un p6
b.ieo de 20 8 rs euriosoR.
<JitCalAr 10 notielA por la pobla
ei6n y surgir som3 por ensAnto una
m sn!fss!asi6n compusatA alredsdoe de
1 500 8 1900 personals, lodas del essco
do 10 poblasl6n, puss los cam psstnou
90 hAbfAn march ado para sus hogA'
res antes do eomsnz Ar el meeting dc
don Santiago IglesiaI, fa6 obra de
IN momsnto.
<EIocuentlsImos diseurlos 90 pro.
nunciaron en- diversoa puntos por los
ssflores Rocca y Psrty6 y por el po.
pular dos y ounce s.h)r Rodriguez
Gorzaez.Quien hizo uso dc IL pAlAbra
en- doca 9 eAtorss osaslonss siendo
en- t,das ften6iieam snt, aplaudidoa.
<Atsonadores vivAs q Nun 4 y 4
10 o ai6n 90 essuch Aba por ldoq quierA ,
90 esasaraha sgefa y en6rg cam snts 10
conduetA del eatraflo o..,....... quien
do flo no eonoefA oil bAluArts unionis
to nsguabsn).
sEl msrecLdo va:apalo que LEV O
o. iIastre pais1no do Santiago Ap6ato d
10 servir& do msresida lecci6n para 10
faturo.
sPaede deeirss que todo NAguabo,
unos en- los GALES, olros desde loa
ba,cones. aeompanabAn J splaudiAn
10 gallArda mAnif ,stael6n que ostsn.
lAndo bAndsras nAolonAleE y pusr
iorr.qu,flAs recorri6 On medic do do.
lirante ertasiAsmo las eAlles y plAzAa
dc 10 poblAcion, pudisndo el mlsmo
don Santiago conasmplar oil reSultAdo
eontraproducsass dc sus iniustifisAdoa
AtIquss y POGO msditAda obrAs,
LA obrA que trat6 de lsvAutAr on
NsguAbo el Iefor Santiago IE.esiAs,
vino Al Huelo por fAltA do busnoa ci
mientos. La AmalgamA resulto fatal,
La iaI4lidad es ~ gufR. N1eslra gufa
10 Uai6n puertorriqueiia. lSAlvsI
CoRRESPoNSAL,,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
De TODAS parties
Pfoductores de Iechs en- In
glaterra.-LOs emigran.
tes irlandeses.
UN NUEvO TUNEL
Sostenimiento de indigenas.
Aumento de pob'ac;6n.
Cocheros de Londres.

Antig lame 10. los produetorss do
lechs On IpglAtsrra, eltAban & la mar
Sod do los com rsianteE en- el artfculo
sl por mayor. Por medic dc ana
combination inisligsnts On vArios Ia
gares, han eonisguido asegurar pre-
clos unlf ,rmes y eqaitAtivos, logran'
do do este modo IN provesho indivi,
dual al afio de mas de $500 sobrs al
que antss obte! fan,
Irlanda perii6 3.s4e, ,398 psrso'
naa por emigration on los amps 1857
& 1901.
Canadk gaIta anuAlms snte nm mi
lion doscientos mil pesos on el sos
tenimiento de los indfgenAs que pue'
blan 81 tsrritorio.
los 6ltimos 40 amos 10 pobla'
el6n del Imperlo Btitknieo ha aumen
tado On IN 40 por 100 mas 8 menos.
Los Directories del Third National
Bark, dc Baltimore, han desidido
eoniervar alberto el stableeimis
"a horas eAds dfa hAbil del a1o. Es
sste ell primer bAueo naclonal que fan.
iona de noche.
Los eochwos dc Londres estGn
obligados poser eonoeimlento exAe'
10 de 10 geograf(a do 10 eiudAd. Entre
735 aSpirAntss lie inela para prAsti
ear 10 industria on 1904, solsmsts $50
fasron apro oados On sl exAmen, y dc
6sios 90 relirAron 80 por no sabsr
mAneiar los vshfsulos.
Entire las sustArc!AE dc que 90
sirven para adultetar el opio. que 90
eonsums en- IodiA. fgarAn el sangz!'
RI. sl amaI. el bang, Is eItricainA y
10 arena nsgsa.
Lbs trabAiAiorss EN- pleados por
el goblerno frances. rsclbsn iorn ale
mucho mas bsios que los que pagan
. los o7erArios do indastrlAs privadaa
y ana!ogAs a los del gobierno.
II reprssentants del Gobieruo do
la CAmMa do BAvaria notified que el
eosto do 10 elsslriac Ael6n de los 70.
rroc Arrlles do Munieh a GArmissh v
dc Munich & Lindaro, aleAnxa apro'
xlmAdamsnts . sA0S0. 600,
Sc proyeetA 10 constrnsci6n do
otro ii lel en- Monte B.aneo, con IN
costo ds $50 OOl.0 su,eritos por
bAnqusroz ffAnssIss, itaiiAnos y sui
EDS,
e. sssenta por eIen do 10 poliafa
do L5ndres esta on el ser vieio noeiur'
no que prehsre al diurno, porQus hay
m6nos que hAcsr. Uao do aus debsres
prinoipAles On 10 noche, % el do vsi
que las puertAs y ventAnAs de los edi,
clos eslen CsrrAdAs J notifieAr Q los
morAdorss al no 10 sstan. Mas 8 me
nos 260, 900 puertASy vsntanas encueu'
tran Abiertas anuAlmsnte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
BOARDING HOUSE

Gale "a, ndmsro 104, oasse, New
York. Sitc muy Centrieo. Pr6ximo
a subway, & los elsvados, ( los sArros
sl6csrieos de Amsterdam, Columbus,
Brod#Ay, n , 90 avenidA. Muy eerea
del holel Marie Aat0instts, donds ests
81 C.e3 lbefo americana. A siese euadraa
dsi oessog Henna, Casa Amplia J Gle.
giants Coeins americans y espAno'
ls. Installation sompletaments nusvs,
Tres banos. Pidanse informes & Ia
AdminisltAei6n &c LA DEnocRAoIA,
Aurora Marin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
yN R0lO AUDAZ

Ea las mlsma bArbAs, puede de-
c.rse, del DIressor de correos dc Ran
d0lph, MAIsAth lseGIs, tres ladrones
panesraroa eu Ia of ,!na; yolaron con
dlnAmIta lA sbiA dc hlcrso y tomAron
las de Villa Diego, llevsudoAe entire
les ufl 10 Ia sumA dc 50. 900 81 tfsstivo
y en- ssllos poBlAlsI. No hay el msnor
indieio de paradero de los cAcoH.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15

La UNION hs inserito una mayo
ri& dc a.tctores en- IL islR G llebra.
LII los reglEiros slect]rA!es nueatros
eorreliglonArios essan 81 ca proper.
elem do sres contra uno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15

L ordsn do los Districts, por ra
z0n del i nero dc votoa unioniatAs
en- Lea eomic!os de Novismbrs, sert
como sigue; 10. HumAcAo; ~, GaA
ykma; 80, Areeiboi A., San Juan; 50
MsyaGnlz; Y. Agladilla; 70 Ponce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15

Sc encuentran en- Csguas los i6'
vsues tribunos unioniatas don Julio
G Alvez Oisro y don andres Rodriguez.
Ayer tarde dehi6 cslesrarse On squella
progresiva ciudad IN gan meeting de
propsgGndA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15

Hiblass de que el G bierno pediI q
lA renuncla q 0 ganos iueeea munici
palss y & slgunoS iuscss de psz que
sstin proEursi&ndo aentsnsiRs q todss
luees iriusias, inspiradAs en apsiona
mientoa politIsoI y deatinadoG q In
air on las slece ones prtx mas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
LO QUE Sc DICE

vsnsi6 eu 10 convention 6'tIma, ha
publiesdo diversAV hoiAs sueltaS, NO.
bles y d goisimss, Apoyando 10 e1n
didaturA triurfsnts. Is IN proeedsr
que ls eolosa { 10 RIturA dc los gran
dss p&triotas,
En- 10 tards del iueves regsesAron
dc su sxsurs!6n a GusyAma y Patillss,
nueatros Queridos amigos don Juan
r. Baiz don Joae dc e zaburu Vie
usn muy sAtiafechoa de las i'm prsaio
mes rscogidaa sp Hu fesundo viAis, J
sraen Ia cert rtdumbre de una victoria
eaplG1didA ca oil dIstrit1 que recorrie.
ron.
Sc encuentran en- Csguas los i6'
vsues tribnnos unionistas don Julio
G Alvez Oisro y don andres Rodriguez.
Ayer ssrde debi6 cslesrRrse sn squells
proRreaiva ciudad IN gan meeting de
propsgGndA.
LIS treintieinco candidates elegt'
dos For 10 Junts Central en pleno pa
RI representa- al pafs On IL CamAra,
scepsSn todos y vendrAn sodos & oeu-
par el pussto do h3nor gus 50 les de-
signe.
La mejor prusbA do ls AbIoluta
confspzA que pone Ia Uni6a d, Puer
to Rico on el dIsirlto ne San Juan, 90
que puEo On IL eandidAtura al ilustra
patricio don Ffarcisco do Paula Asu'
dA, Ausente hoy On Europa. II ssfior
Asr : ragsesara q hnsS dc Noviem b 70
8 priacipioa do Dleiembre. Dadas au
ed8d y suS osupsciones, 10 Acsptaci6n
del sargo Representa- para 81 un 90
cr f 'io que dcbe sgtAdseerss 4 su In
quebrAIIAble eonsGcueneia poliiica.
8, bemos que sstk en- oil Amino de
al JaotS Centtsl 10 conVocatoria de
dau2a msgaS asambleA unionistA pa.
rA 1eEpueI de las elecsiones. 81 obs.
t1 eE psepsrAr el progrAma legislau
vo reorgSniz n 10 direction y Aeordar
10 ms cha de 10 coIeciIvldad en- sos
rslaeiones con Ia politics que detsrmi
zen las eircunsGanclas,
vi hA de stenderie & lss manic
b b'&s etAsPArsutes de los leaders rspu
b icsnot, eA-a traosisn por Atrserss
81 grupo slc.&lissS ac&udillAdo per
don Santiago IgleaiAs. AunQus eas
grupo preaenle cAndidaturA propia,
cresse que ca oil m m1mento de In elec
ci6n votara por los candidates repu.
blieanos en- toda la itlA.
L ordsn do los dislritos, por ra,
zon del / u nero dc votos unioniRtAs,
en- lea eomic!os de Novismbre, sera
eomo sigue; 10, HumAcAo; ~, GaA.
ykmai 80, Areeiboi A.. San Juan; 50,
MsyaGulz; ". Agladilla; 70 Ponce.
La UNION hs inserito una mayo
ri& de a.tctores en- IL isla G Cllebra.
LII los regIstros slect1rAles nueatros
eorfeliglonArios esssn 81 ca proper.
elem do sreR contra uno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15

Desds Walhington 60 NOS informs
10 probAbilidad de que sl honorable
Frank Fsuills, Attorney general de
Puerto Rico, no eontin6s ocupando
eae pueAto durAnte mushos mssss.
La Candidaturs republican, de
San Juan indiea, ssg6n la opinion de
les hombres politieos mas expersos,
que nucstros Advsrsarioa considerAn
impossible el distrito, deade ell punto
sn que no eolosAn on 81 { nirguno do
aus Ieads'S.
Dfcsse que los seforss don San
tisgo We've , don jose Gomsz BrioEo
EpAreesrln sn el ticket republiesno
por el distrito do Ponce, que el comlte
Territorial sonsidera &C plesaments
libre de todo riesgo.
Hiblass de que el G bierno pedil q
In renuncia q gdnos iussea munici
pales y & slgunos iatcss de psz que
sstin pronursi&ndo sentsnsias q todss
luees iriutias, inspiradAs en spsiona
mtsntoa politlsoI y deatinRdos q In
q air on las slecs ones prtx 'mM.
PaYecs que los rsDublieAn0s dc
cisrtAs locAlidAdes eonffAn 90 triupf1
& les rseusaeiores viciosas re3idsf
por s.los & esntsnSrss sin fand&mfnt0
aIguno. En- Gusysnilla. por tjsmplo,
prsssntAron seisetensas y tautaS rscu
ssslones, sntss las eaAlea no hay ssiu
que puedan iastlhsarss lsgAlments
a akdsls que los rssusAdoreI deucAn-
aAn On sl aefiOr Sa'gado, tx cApii "a De
la polieiA y f1nclonario en- al beard
electoral
Ssgtn nuesrAs notici&s, el ST r
Larrfnaga, representants do Puerto
Rico en- Warrington, volvsrA 4 s. irlA
ell iusvss 10 de O!tubre, por Wis NQsvG
York, 8 el 22 do O,sabrs, por ,is
Barcelona y Cadiz Ss 10 sgusrda
CON el vivisimo deseo Go aaludss!s y
fslicilarle por aus sriurt.s.
Aurqae los sce!a iatas. Al olga
n'z ,rss an psitido, restan cisrto ri
nero de votos q 10 UNION, eatA lie
vara q laa urnas mas dc Glen mil su
tragloa y gAnar& on 10 lushA por una
pluralidad de CuArentA g cincusulA
mil On el eoriaRto de los aiets dis
Iritos
El Gts IF Roig, de YAuoo, ScKbG
dc publican, en- o. dseulo do 16 Fsgi-
mas, un Smariasato tx2licAndo !&a
eausas por laa cuales 30 desprerds
del partIdo republieano una rama del
MIN ,, para luchAr una eAndidktura
propia en- 10 PICK ms eAmpsfAs II
dccnmsnto estA eGcriso c1n Gobriedad
prssist6n. ES LATINA que 10 dealus
lten uuas posHs ftasss z tueIAs, Gus no
cuadrAn al Iono general del oIG calo.
NueItro busn amigo don For Hsr
nSnds1' lefs de una fraction polfiisa
en- HumscAc, euya eandidAtura no
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15

LIS treintIsinco candidates elegl
dos For 10 Junta Central en- plsno ps
ra representa- sl pafa On IL CAmars,
sceptAn todos y vsndrAn sodos & oeu-
par el pussto do h9nor que 50 les de
signe.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-05-17
Notice oFApplication For Patent For
 Homestead Claim,
U. s. Land Omce at Juneau, Alaska,
 ATur.h Q 117k

U. <. Lana OllCe AL luuehuf AAhNA4s
 March 2, lgO6,
 Notice is hereby given that solomon RiPinSBy, of HaiucS Alaska, has applied 10 enter, under section 22Sg of the Revised Statutes or the United States, land the Act of Congress dated March B. lgU3 the lands embraced in U. S. Survey No. 57S. containing l5.4o Hcres' ana more particularly described aS tOllOwS;-
 Beginning at cor. No. 1, under Rtplnsky' 's huoSe from which point U, $. |. NJ. No-0earS $ 6 deg. D min. W, Q 6i chs. dist, witness cor. bears west, 30 ks, @ stone marked :. SIS W. C, l: thence from true cor, N. II deg, 70 mn. E'' along mean high water mark or FOrSHge CoEe' 23J chs. to cor. No. 9, not set witness cor. bears west, 80 lE., a stone marked s. 5'5 W. C. 2; thence from true cor, west, 9.lO, chs. Co cor No. g. an iron pipe 8 inches in diam. marked $. 57S c. 8; thence North, S,l6 chs to cor. NO. l, a granite stone marked $. 57S C. 4; thence west 3I IT chs 10 cor. No. 8, stone marked :, 5i5 c.. 5; thence south, !. bo chs. to cor NO, b, @ stone marked $. 5-S C. 6; thence $ so deg 54 sec E., along north line Of Presbyterian Mission, SiGO chs. to cor. No. ', an iron pipe marked $, 57S C.. ': thence north, 1.67 chs, to cor. No. <, an iron pipe marked S 5-S C. S., thence east, 6.23 chs. to cor. No. 1, the place Of beginning Magnetic Variation at all corners 2Sdeg. aO min, east
 Any and all persons having or claiming any adverse interest whatever in said above deS- Cribed lands are required to file such adverse claim, uu lgi ath, with the Register and ke' ceIYer of the United States Land Once 9L Juneau Alaska durning the sixty days pub licatiOu hereof or within thirty days there after as required by law, or they will be forever barred
 It is hereby Orded that the foregoing notice of the application of solomon Ripinsky be pub paper printed at Skagway, Alaska Tor the '''''''''' i'''' JOHN ". DUDLEY
 Register,
The daily Alaskan., 1906-05-17
HOUSEHOLD CARES
Tax tho Woman of Alaska the Same
 as Elsewhere

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 A woman should not have bad back,
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The daily Alaskan., 1906-05-17

If Bryan should become president ial candidate again just watch the edi- torial pages of those party papers which said so many nice things about him two years ago when they were comparing him with Parker, the con- ssr7atige nominee of that year, to the latter's disadvantage. Some of them have begun Jo crswfsh already.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-05-17
LOOKS GOOD
John Kalem Thinks Well of
 SkagWay

The outlook for Skagway was never better than 1t is at the present time according to the opinion of John Kalem, the pioneer grocer. So good does it look to Mir. Kalem, that he will remain here and devote his personal attention to his Skagway business. Mir. Kalem thinks the development of the Windy Arm country will give Skagway all the business that it has lost on account of the decrease in the population of the Klondike.
 Said Mir. Kslem:
 "Skagway is one of the best little cities in the north and it's prospects for future greatness are excellent. The hundreds of people that are coming m. to the Windy Arm country mean busi- ness for Skagway- I am here to stay stay and expect to give my persona attention to my business here"
 NIr. Kalem will enlarge his store and carry @ larger stock of goods than ever.
 Mir. Kalem has not abandoned his wholesale business with the interior but will ship more goods this year than ever he has, The business win be handled from Skagway. He will give particular attention to the American Yukon trade at Fairbanks and other points on the Alaskan side of the boun- dary.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-05-17
ItIs Dangerous to Neglect 8 cold

How often do we hear it remarked: Its only a cold" and a few days later learn that the man is on his back with pneumonia. That is of such common occurrence that a cold, however slight, should not be disregarded. Chamber lsiu's Cough Remedy COunteracts any tendency of d cold to result in pneu- monia. and has gained its great popular ity and extensive sale by it's prompt cures of this most common ailment. It always cures and is pleasant to take.
 For sale by Britt.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-05-17
THE ACME OF ABsURDITY

The ghost of somo Rip Van Wrinkle must be inspiring the political editor of the Juneau Record-Miner. In recent issue he says the time is at hand when the Alaskan newspapers should become partisan and advocate the cause of one or the other of the political organiza- tions of the land. In the course of a long and hay argument iu justification of this position, It seems to conclude that a paper without a party is "Par- asite living on what others produce" and that if a newspaper is supporter of one party or the other, there is something responsible" behind it's utterances.
 The fact is, if there is a parasite in American Journalism, 1t is the party organ which shapes and fashions it's utterances always having in view the effect they will have on it's party. There was time when that was rule with American country papers but that was before the day of which Count Witte spoke when he said the United States is 8 government by newspapers, The modern newspaper of influence is independent of party, and the greater the independence the greater the in- auence. The honest, courageous, worthy newspaper is the one which supports measures and men that it be- Heyes to be right and condemns those that it believes wrong, regardless of the political party it's course helps or hurts.
 If the Juneau Record-Miner's PO- sition is in the interest of any one it is in that of the professional politician and those who would use political organi- zatjons. If the papers of the district would line up for this party or that, they could then be controlled" by the political organizations. That would give the politicians of party the right" to direct the utterances of the papers of his party and to ssy that the words of the paper of the opposite political faith are for the pur- pose of helping it's party and must be given consideration with tbst in view.
 This is 10 time for the Alaskan press to submit to be muzzed by political organizations. The people of the States are successfully trying to get from under the burden of partisanship and a partisan press, and it would be the acme of aosurdlty for the people or Alaska, who have DO opportunity to exert any influence upon the tariff and the other ,so-called political questions or upon the success in the nation of any political party, voluntarily to as- sume such a load,
 No. Let the Alaskan papers be free and uutrammeled. Let them carry no unnecessary dead weight. Let them concern themselves with the questions that are alive. Let them stand flor the right that needs assistance" and ''against the wrong that needs resist auce," permitting the politicians to care for themselves. By that means they can exist for a purpose that is worth while.