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Free press., 1907-01-12
SNAP Shots.

Many years ago Eastern farmers sold their
ern lands. Row some farmers IN the West
are selling high-priced land and are buying
the cheap and abandoned farms OF the East
Massachusetts and Connecticut, IL Is said.
have plenty of such farms, and that enter
prising Western farmers are the purchasers.
1t has been estimated that the average
amounts to LIS, 900 900 pounds. with a value
of $4,000. 900 TO $1o,O0o. 900.
During a busy time or a bad spell Of
neglected until the appearance is quite an-
tidy If one will only spend half day put
ting things TO rights about the barn it will
be time well spent
A solution of crude carboIic acid will be
found excellent for destroying Odors, but to
destroy an odor does not get rid of the cause
of the odor. only Disgusting it by one more
powerful hence, clean away the substance
that produces the annoyance.
The colt which persists in getting its foot
over the halter rope or strap should have
the rope passed through hole in the man
ger ON the end of which may be hung a
weight that viii at all times take up the
slack, keeping it taut. When he lies
down it viii give him plenty of rope.
One. of the experiment stations bought a
ton of suspected bran and found that it
contained 1.200 pounds of bran. 500 pounds
of plaster. 800 pounds of crushed oat hulls
and 200 pounds of fine saWdust. One ton
of good bran will keep a $50 days, but
ton OF this adulterated bran will keep her
only $50 days.
Eeetiihg is a trade. Anyone can throw
feed to stock, but to feed it in true sense
of the word requires years of practice, and
then some fail
The man who has a clay or gravelly soil
need give but little care to his pIoV in
winter to keep it right. but the man with
alluvial soil will need to keep a close tab
the brightness of the moidbOard
If your soil needs humus get all the straw
ia the manure you can and then get the
manure IN the soil. A nat or level barn
yard will convert plenty of straw into
= manure if the proper method is pursued.
Corn stalks will also aid in this line. Plenty
OF stalks are preferable to mud and slime.
There is no question but what the good
wife is one-half of the farm. and she should
have at least one-half the benefits.
If some cows could talk they might tell us
some things about the ideal man. The ideal
COW is not always owned by the ideal man.
Free press., 1907-01-12
Making DevOnshire Cream.
BY Jennie N. Wilson. Illinois.

By Jennie n. Wilson, Illinois.
Some argue that churning sweet cream is
me to believe that it is not Objectionable
but, on the other hand, that it makes butter
of better flavor and better keeping qualities
than is made from sour cream
If warming the milk Injuries the favor,
some claim, why is 1t that the Devonshire
cream is considered such luxury7
Many persons who have Travelled through
England and Scotland have expressed sur
prise that they can never get such delicious
the particularly rich cream of the countries
referred to, but such is not the case.
We may any of us have DeYonshire cream
on our tables II we will take the trouble to
prepare it, Modus operandi Is as follows:
Rich new milk is put in a very shallow
vessel with extended surface, and 1t is
then placed on the range, where the milk is
allowed to warm. but Ii is closely watched
that it does not boil or even seaId.
The heat viii soon cause all the cream to
rise to the surface and the pan Is then
taken on and placed in the ice-boX OF other
cool place.
When thoroughly chilled the cream is
taken OF and is nearly of the consistency OF
newly made butter. This is put IA jars and
at breakfast is served with oatmeal or any
thing that ordinary cream is used for.
Its merits that not only does OBJ
tain the richest cream, but it viii keep two
or three days without souring.
have made butter from cream treated in
this manner and think it Just as superior
to butter made from sour cream, the
Devonshire cream is superior to the com-
mon article
Much of the success in the process depends
upon the quick reduction OF temperature
have changed this much OF the method as it
suits better:
That is. 1 place the milk vessel over a
Kettle OF boiling water, giving the milk a
steam bath instead of heating on the range.
There is no perceptibie difference in results
If any who are troubled with "frothy
cream and "churningS that won't come
will give this method a fair trial, l feel as
sured that complaints will cease.
Free press., 1907-01-12
Alfalfa and Timothy for Horses.

In comparing alfalfa and timothy as
roughage for horses. the results of six tests,
under varying conditions of work. show that
it is not difficult to maintain the weight of
horses alfalfa timothy.
The appearance of the horses in every
comparison of alfalfa and timothy was in ia
Vor of the alfalfa fed horse.
No i'll results were noted the health of
the horses by long-continued alfalfa feed
ing. Attacks of collie and other digestive
disorders can be prevented by judicious sys-
tenn of feeding. The amount of hay fed
most farms could be reduced at least one
half.
Twenty pounds of alfalfa a day maintain
the weight of horses weighing nearly 1,400
pounds when at rest. At heavy work. 81 62
pounds of alfalfa day was barely sufficient
to maintain the weight of the same horses.
It is evident that there is tendency to
all the protein when horses are fed
timothy, and apparent waste OF nitrogen
when fed alfalfa.
Musty hay of any kind should not be fed
If Il can be avoided But If It must be fed
shake cut all the dusE possible and moisten
the hay.
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For loOseness OF the bowels. \ little ex-
tract OF dogWood In the drinking water is
recommended
Some turkey breeders mate eight hens to
tom, and this mating should give about
two hundred young.
A good fattening food for turkeys is
mashed potatoes, mixed with corameal. This
can be varied with sheIled corn
Roosts should not be two feet from
the ground Lameness is often produced by
flying up and over a high roOst
Young turkeys must be housed during
damp or rainy weather. and not let out in
the morning until the dew is on the grass.
If the turkey is the least bit ailing 1t
viii show it, The head Will be drawn down
between its shoulders, and It will refuse
food.
II in good condition when put up turkey
hens can be fattened In three weeks: It
takes a little longer time to fatten cock
birds.
Free press., 1907-01-12
Points About Turkeys.

Hen turkeys sell best in market
Young turkeys relish hard boiled eggs.
A medium-sized carcass is the most sal
able.
For mating. medium sized gobblers are
best.
Breed from choice old hens long as they
live.
The turkey roosts should be broad and not
round.
Inbreeding produces club footed and ILL
conditioned stock.
Indigestion is produced by over-feeding
and lack of range.
Two-year-oId gobbIers should be used with
two-year-old hens
For a five-acre lot. three broods of little
turkeys are enough.
The stock should be changed every third
year TO prevent inbreeding.
The ideal food for young turkeys is scald-
ed curd ordinary Dutch cheese.
Free press., 1907-01-12
Best Time to Prune.
Prot L. H. Bailey. Cornell College of Agri-
culture

There is an old adage which says: ''For
wood Drnae in wrinter: for fruit Drune in
summer. Prof.-Bailey says: There is an
exact balance between the feeding capacity
Of the plant. that is. its root system and food
supply. and the superficial growth OF the
plant. The mere active and efficient the
root. the larger the top. II we remove a
large portion of the top, there is an en-
deaver to supply the deficiency by an exceed
ingly rapid growth"
Winter pruning, by removing large
branches, increases the Yigar of the tree,
while summer pruning only pinches the
growing points.
The object of summer pruning is to les
Gen the number of leaves that the growth
of the wood may be checked. This should
not be done too early. as it may stimulate
wood growth. and if too late. the buds may
not develop. Midsummer is the proper time
for pruning.
Methods vary according to location and
conditions. In this state. where there
more cloudy days than in the West, more
pruning Is needed.
The quality of fruit indicates the neces-
sity of pruning, and many defects in the
growth of the tree which viii affect the quail
ity and quantity OF the fruit may be remed-
led by the proper cutting at a seasonable
time.
Free press., 1907-01-12

NY experience is that the hens that give
the best results at the least cost must be
bred and reared for the purpose intended
We have the egg and the blood.
Free press., 1907-01-12

yopments1 ~ Hay were prepared Dy
three girls of the Literary society, the
The daily Alaskan., 1907-06-15
All the dencacles of the season at the Pack Train Restaurant.
Ordinance HO. 84

An Ordinance prohibiting male and 1e- male persons under the age Of I6
 years from the streets of tce Town Of
 Skagwav, during certain hours Of the
 day, unless accompanied by adult per
 sons, etc.
 Be it Ordained by the Common Council of lhe Town of Skagway:
 Section [. That during the period from Oct. lst to April 3Oth of each wear. ft shall be unlawful for any per. son under IS years 10 go or be upon the public streets of the Town of SkagWay, between the hours of o'clock, p, ID. and o'clock 8. ID. of each day unless su, person shall be a COmpan ed by and in char of @ competent and adult person.
 Section ?. That during the period from May, lsl, to Sept 30th, of each year, it shall be unlawful for any person under the age of lB yeas to go or be upon any of the public streets of the Town of SkagwaY, between the hours of o'clock, p. m. and 6 o'clock, a. m. of each day unless accompanied by and in charge Ot @ competent and adult person.
 Section 8. TC shall be unlawful for any parent, or other person having the custody or control of any person under the age of lG years to allow such person to go or be upon any of the public streets of UheTown of SkagwaV, between tho hours specified in Secuon land ,, of this ordinance, unless such person shall be accompanied by and in charge Of a competen and adult person: and iu any prosecution for the violation of Sections snd 2, of this ordinance, the presence of the person under l6 years Of age, un- attended upon any of the public streets as aforesaid in violation hereof, shall be deemed prima facie evidence of the
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LITTLE FLORENCE
 STENEB4UGG DEAD

Alter a brave battle with death, covering several days, little Florence . Stiue5aurh passed away at SIS o'clock . this morning
 Though the end had been expected hourly since Wednesday morning, the announcement tha, iJ mad come caused a shock. The little one had held out so long that many friends Of JEe babe and her parents had come to hope that, aftera.l,she might weagh,r the storm.
 Death was the result of gastric and stomach troubles with tonsiIius. For scyera. days the physician and nurses have been with taelittle patient almost constantly.
 Florence Sttnebaugh was three years years of oge and was one of the mos' popular little children in the city Her sweetness and good nature had attracted everybody to her. Never before did the people of this city await with graater anxiety fo' news from death ajoed than they awaited udings of little Fnorcnce's struggle for
 life.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. D St'nebaugh and the brother and sisters have the sympathy !. of the entire community.
 The fun.raI will take place at E,ks' bal tomorrow. afternoon at 9 o'clock. The Rev Thomas Jenkins will otici- ate. All friends of the family are in- yI,ed.
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Ordinance NO. 85

An ordinance amending section No. 1, of Or finance No. i3. entitled "Au Or dinauce Prohibiting the Obstruction of Running Streams, and for other Purposes. Approve August, 3lst, l9O3. Be it ordained by the common colSHcil of the Town of Skagw8y:
 Sec ion l. That Section No. l, or Ordinance No 43, entitled, An Or dinarce Prohibiting the Obstruction of Running streams, and for Other Pur. poses, " Approved 3lst, 1903, be and the ne is hereby amended by adding tle-etO the following:
 That it shall be compulsory on the part tine owner of any real property, or of the agent of said owner of said real property within the limits of the Town of Skagway, on v hich property there exists a running stream of water, to re- move from said running stream of water, any debris, Otfal, refuse or any obstruction whatsoever tending to pOIlure or dam up said running stream of water, whereby the said running stream of water shall become stagnant. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after it's passage and approval
 Passed 'he Council and approved June 3Jd, 1907.
 MARTIN CONWAY,
 Mayor. Attest:
 MATTHEW BRIDGE,
 Town Clerk.
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guilt of t' @ parent or other person hay- ing the custody or control of such per son, of the violation of the provisions hereof.
 Section 4. Any per51n who shall violate the foregoing provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of g misfemeauor. ard shall be punished by & Gne O, Two Dollars nor more than Ten Dollars.
 S,cJ.au s. This ordinance shall take ef.c a.G be force from ani after it's passage and approval,
 SesE.un 6. In. all ordinances or parts oi ordinances conflicting herewith are hereby repealed.
 Passed the Common Counci! this 2O.h. day of May, 1907.
 MARTIN CONWAY.
 President of the Council, MATTHEW BRIDGE,
 CT TX.
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EUIsC0PAL CHrRCH

EPISCOPAL CHURCH Stare sre., uo. s5h and 9yh avenues Thjr1 Sunday after Trinity. s.31 a. m.. Holy Communion. Iaa. m. Itauy Choral Eucharist a.l Sermon.
 I2.Gn D. m. Sunday school. SD. m.. Evens0ug and sermon. The bishop will be ceIobraut at the n o'clock service and the Rev. Thom. a- .enEc... preacher. The bishop will b. .ha D. .cher at the Ereusong.
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NoElo2 To ElHa

All ElSs are requested ao D. a . hall l0u0rrow a.-erln-- a' .... .....u. for ghs purpose 9. 4..s-. -... of little Florence S--a.-u-a. #...... Of Exalted El.er l. 1. ~.a...... which will l4ae g.-c= a. ..as .... morrow afternoon a. 9 o.. .ya.
 '. 5 Whittier. -.e". -."- Sksgwsy. June .a, ...l.
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CATHOLIC

High N .ss and Sermon aJ 10 a. m. Sandy school ag ll:30 a ID. Evening service and instructions a ..H# p w.
 Holy mass week days aJ -.20 a. ul. Sunday, holy communion aJ a. m.
 Roy. D C Bougjs, s J.
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TWO SAIL
1.L..a aud AlcgJIl.u Ut
 Away

....... -...u.a '.-.Iue Victoria. r.... ... Nana-. ..s- al-as aaa -Av -.....s -..-- .-.s uora.-E Q y.e.oca.
 ... ..e....aa had .l- osrz N.y-lIas .- .... r.. a.. -5 passengers auo ol ... -...... --- b ggs there were ay ... .. freight and aga head o. ..1.
 ..-,.s.rs I>u had .gas of freight ... l.. ..--..-..7.
 ... .........s- aI. leave Dawson ... ........e.. -. D u. today.
 ..-- .-,. stream she nawsgg w.a .. -...as ..-a. ..- .-. the Canadian .-.... ....E ".Ha ...
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...... ... .- Chester Thompson ..... ...- Emory, "-s cyww..y-s
 ... .........E .. .a..a Na-a .es- ..... .-.. ..s... gau.u. He Is sent . .. ...... ... a..... when provides ........ ....g .ae sr.waa.,E lsIae . .. ...........g ..-.-.u e. ..e
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METHODIST EpLsc0pAL.

||-| |||||T"| ||| |||"TT T --| Corner Fifth avenue and Main street lIa. m. Morning worship. f2.J5 D. ID. Sunday School. -D. ID. Union Young Peoples meet ing at this church: leader to be selected by gha Christian Enieav0r Society. $ D. u.. Evening Service, Subject "A Municipal Problem" ." Special Music.
 ~0'0-\IGs5 Viola Myrck. An cordially invited.
 Rev. J W. GIenk, Pastor
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The result Q the yrs .r...... ...... sg Moore what ac a.ua. .-.. -... -. 1907, is as follows Tenn yerayLr= time g-s..... ... ...... Max. temp. preceding -4G..-.... .... Nin .#- ... .. Mean .. ..
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Whs: does is mean : Com. .r. l-a- ag the tent, Cor. 6Jh avenue SD. s...a street, Sunday tight 4J x o.c..es Sag- ing, 7:+5. Elder A. a.- -ar-
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The big ireiEaGer Egur.e.-. a..... from Vancouver r-.s u.r.--. w.. cargo of geLgr .. mJIs..u..-. .-. .-. . stock
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RII.. o---l In , EnI-.---

PAZO ONT LENT is guaranteed .- cure any case Of Itching, Blind 5. ing or PrOJrudiug Piles .u 6 Go Ii days or money refunded. 5gc, --.f--
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...... a.. .e u.s u DOT ...... ..-....w .g...r. She
 .... a...... earl. ..-. hsun0e.
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c. 5. Miller. .-s-e..g -.-....- auditor iys the N-uaa.4- e--.. .-.....- yesterday 70 accyp. g1s.-.,. .a ..- White Pass Auditors --.-s. a. "ar accompanied by Mr., N-.-. .a.. have apartments a- the r.... --.r..
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Auerica's fnesl production, Rich and mellow. At the Seattle, the house of old honest goods and reputation !
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The H.l.as

The Twins.
 The Harmon Twins locked so much ...r .. .....s g.t rs.r parents ..... ....... .." ... aa.u. A~ they ... ...r E. ..aa.~ evident that to ..4.w.-r -..m.n .. l.asu the ....- s.... E u..-
 -... a..a a-.Hrg ma nnw mach tEp ....s weigh" a.l Gra"Gma.nnr liar u.. tra nf-.nur. 'Wnau won. out "r a..w.u ! ruu o.a of ...m on IT.. -..... at tha a...w and found .as we.-l jus. t"aar.+.v pnmm.s.' .na .u. aIvg.. weigh t>a.Ig Inc .u." a.~uut .Ha ur.eH.r. and G.-..m.ar Harmon .m.sI uH.'. 0m- .rm. .~n.E ana -.ta. ~." a.wEa; ...- ....ml ha4 loo r..s.I .n -.yn. ..- ... :...".d a few aas- later when n .m .a. to uor Inquiry G0udmn,her .L...n .....
 .."H"a n.r rlr tw.us: Oh. they ... g e...ar .u oue of their eyes, and ....r mother has taken them down to ... u....Es to have 1t removed, they were russmg so over iG"-Nouth's Companion.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. W.D.-.4-- -.-----. ter, o, Santa Cruz, Ca... are a-a.- ... leaders in the lhr ug D. -g..s.a .aa are cOmlug A3asa ward lasg -,.".a las, Tuesday a4a w.l leave -.ry -... Tuesday for ml.-elyrse w-a.- .... WIlI gaks the steamer "a-....e ... Daa son aaa E.-.r.a-a-. La. ........
 are guests 4. .n- Eta.l a.---- ....
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". J. Da.y, ca-sl c.usa -. ... ..-ss. road commission, .--- ...r rs...-- ... kluzwaD where he g-.s -- e.-..-.... with the road .ha. a.. .e au-. -.." lhaJ place 90 Fyrceg.le .s WIS .. compacied by % VI. sua ...-r.
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The Frye-Bruhu Co. keep all kind of fresh meat constantly on hand.
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Canr ana "A o0d

... us rHa Alaska Transfer company -.e COG. auga .-a El-a1ug, All or' Lgrs promptly attended 90. Phone lu
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GOT HIS HAIR BACK.
Was Perfectly Buld When He Started
 to Use Ee1Ybro's HcrpiCIde

Was Perfectly Buid When He Started
 to Use EeTbro's HcrpiCIde
 Frederick NaugeU. Maryland block, Pluto. Montana. bought g. bottle og New r..,a Hrpicide. Apgl G, g9. and began to D.. ls fog entire badness. The hair fol- L.Ies u his scalp were not dead and in 29 days he. had hair all over his head. Or July 9 he writes. and today my hair Is as thick and luEuraHt as any one cHuld wish" Eewbro's HerpIcide works -a rn u'a principle and with a new ds- C.,.rv- C-st~ry the cause and you re- r1rg tho effect HarpIci5e destroys the r.m tnat causes daudrun- falling hair, snd finally IaI5ucss. so that with the .rr.e gan. the effect cannot remain. g..-r fg.ar hair at once and new ...v|H strrts Sold by leading l.urg.str. Send 11c in stamps for sample c The ICrpin.aa Co.,. Detroit Mich.
 Two srzes-50 cents and 2l.0O.
 Wm Britt, Special Agent.
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wEA1HER El.az- El.sa.

SsaEwlg. ..-e ... ..... The weaylg. cy-l.---s -. ~a.-.... for the q hours preg-t.-- looa -..a. were as follows:
 Max, Temp. above a-n. Min. ............sl ..-s. Mean ...-..... ..aa aar.- .. Temp. at aoon...........@H above " Prec.pl.aJ.ou,......... 01
 Fl. D. Clark,
 Volunteer '. S. Weather ..--la 9
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". F. Parsons, -a- a. .,--. .r ... sons formerly o. ,l.z e-s, aas... through Saagw4g -a.s wesS .. h.. WI. from Douglas ,o E-.e9a---. ..... .. will make his lOUe ia .a- .......
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TJ know what means comfort ID .Skagwag is Co stay aJ the Filth Avenuy lO.pl-a modern hOste.ry in every way
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Vote! vota! Vote

For honesty and regulation. Long years established ! Cream Bye Is 1t
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The Rev. Father G a. -r.u.u. ... the Rev. Father '. T. Twaa. . . the Jefferson yesterday evening ... Juneau.
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Aaw Piano For Gaag or salo

4 m.. E....u .."I. Ur ur sale. lrQulrui Nr.sc,rg. Barber Sa,u q.
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Miss Laura Doer~er na- .. --..... lar teachers D. -1- ~s ..a.. ..." school .=': on ,as 5.@a.s.. ..-. ..-. for Seattle. where she n.. -... .. vacation.
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.r.r....- finest production. klcl ... ....a. astne Seattle. lhe house .-. .... ... .sl goods and reputation
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rr..... san..n.ua.. w.es1- ". ..r .....- r IA. White H-s- -.a." g ..... .... c. t. ... club rJ.un
 -... I..--... n. a. ...au. m, for
 .... ... .a.g-...e ea..-....- .... ...r ... B. .u e a.. I.07. ... .. ra.s -..al 0t ..y u..er ya7- ... ... -.. come oet.ra .Ha .....-. . .....-. |. the cons. .-g.al ... .-.n-. -- ..-.ua7 method ol .-...... inc -.... wi. be proposed tu ... ..... ....s. ... ]. IS urgently % ....-... .us. ... members present ... ...... .uu proposed amendment.
 EI. EII..r, secretary e.-...a. Tla. ... IHut.
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Mr. and Mrs. r. . nae.a. s....... -. rivals on the Hun g.a ..-- :. .... .... tomorrow. They H.. -.... ... here renewing cd t-.ag-sh.-s.. .. ....- ing after business affairs
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ssagayoy Laundry

For Grst-class work try Skagway Laundry. Twenty-Five wears expert ence Telephone S9. i'
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Better Prsparod ehan Ever

Having put ia 8 steam boiler and Dlh.r machinery we are better pre- pared Jbun ever 10 do drstclass work a0 short notice,
 5-93-I Ssagwuy Laundry
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TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quuinie Tablets. Druggists refund money ii 1t fails to cure. E. ". GROVES sigma nre is On each byE2 5c.
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Jaueau BaI.s Tova

.--... .-.aar advertising .ua tua.h .. .... .... r....a a. Juneau decorate -- ... ..-- e..su.au0us pacs .1 -s...aa. -auy1 have been c2.- .... .. ...-.n 70 #e us.a m ae '-.-. .... .. ....a n... cover sr9 days. cur.. a.mmi .e- alre,s"e ...".-..... Fourth o.Ju.E .om- ....- ...u....# ny .aa various organ ....- .. .. ... ....a 20 maa'aar ine -..... ..-a. June I5. 1aJ- ... ..r5. .. ..-.....- a-- talk -.e. ur-..r action -s yle con- ... s.. -h- .ae.a uggl.
 E. A Murphy
 ". ". bua-llJl-
 a.1ary He.uerG ........uaa representing the ...... .. Commerce.
 ....... !. l..-.
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The Filth Avenue hotel has unlimited accommodations. Steam heat and every thing modern.
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70 aesr ra5 a- lg0- wall paper just re a..g.- g.. larIEDI.s
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Choice Potecd Plpnrs Received

Choice Pottcd PIunaa Received Received, choice pOlJgd plants on Dolphin ur Northern Grocery. y
 CREAM
 Purs Rye America's finest production. Rich au# mellow At the Seattle. the house Q. ..Il honest goods and reputation"