The
Route of
Com fori:,
Speed,
Service
Safety
Through rickets to and f rom Dawson, Fairbanks, and all
Interior Alaska and Yukon Iiivor Points.
Dnrn.' the season of navigation, our fle<»fc of modern
np t<> date steani"r.< will operate regularly the entire
length "i the Yukon Riv»»r and tributaries. j;ivin<r a ser
vire never h-fur^ pqatslml.
D i:lv" C'-1 \ ' *r 'i- 1 (3< ■ p< > 1111 .*•»> vvili ':>» iii lintainert
»-5 r " 1 ■> c i r v t >" ill .Vi.> [>•;•, 11! >ii- fully equip
p • I 'JuuviMn 1 T I every com
fort III 1 IMiK'J!lin;iT!>'
I i i li' > • :l 1 >1 ■ I ' • *i" I.I v' r ' I I • > 1 I > '■ ."i I r t >
A. F '/.liV, Trait';;- Manager,
Sk i^wa.v,
Alaska
1511 Second Ave..
Seattle, Washington
L K '
11MK TABLE No. 3"
l>ailj Except Sunduj
N<
I, N. Uound
1st lU«s
0:30 a.
p.
12: II p.
1:49 p.
3:20 p.
3:30 p.
Itvivni
Arrives
L«ive«
SKAUWAV
WHITE PASS
L<KJ CABIN
BENNETT
CARIBOU
W'U ITSHORSE
Pa**cngera Bins! t>e at depot ii time to have Baggage Is"
•pected ted dmki'd. Inspection to stopped ga vluutet before
It-avbtg time of trains.
130 pound* of tuiggagr will be checked free with each full
(•re ticket and 73 pounds wllh each half fare ticket.
Arrive*
No. 2, 8. Bound
1st Class
■5 4:50 p. m.
8:20 p. cd.
2:80 p. to.
1:30 p. m.
11:48 a. m.
0.00 m. m.
Oi»ly Oue "Bromo Quinine"
.Vhenever you feel a cold coming on,
think of the full name LAXATIVE
'JS.OMO QUININE. Cures a Cold in one
day. Cures Grip in two days. Look for
sigaatureof E. W. Grove on the bos. ?Sc
Sulwrlb* tor th* Dailj Alaaka.n.
Hit the Eiectric Trail
AC OIiSS THE CONTINENT
If you want a ekan way to ti*vel anil g<Hd way to go
TAKE THE "MILWAUKEE"
Soot, smoke, and cl nders bave now been eliminated
through the> electrification of Its mountain divisions.
Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railway
E. J. Shaw,
H. G. Weir
OFFiGML RtGBRD
From a roceut compilation of the
records of 'ir'ii, in Alaska, which
^kave been reported to the socro."
ttry's office, as haying occurred
prior t tiho yiar 1913, and during
the years 1913, 14, 15 and up to
September 1, 1916, the following rc
su.'ts are sliown. In the first di
vision a total of 1282; CS3 males,
!>D? females and 3 sex not stated,
comprising 926 whites, 210 Indians,
64 nalfbreeds, 1 black, 1 Chinese,
21 Japanese and 59 nationality not
siaifcd.
In the second, third and fourth
division of Alaska, the totalis giv
en as 2S32, of which number 1412
were males 1299 females and 21
t>ex not stated. Of the number 447
were whites, 1600 Indians, 284
half-breeds, 1 Chinese, 8 Jnpan
e e, 442 Kskimo and 51 nationality
not stated.
Tl'e record of deaths reported
durli.g the year 1915 shows 186
in toe first division, of which 139
were males and 47 females, distri
buted as follows. Juneau 57, Doug
1 is 21, Slcagway 9, Haines 18, Sit
ka 2S, Ketchikan 2S, Wrangell 4,
Petersburg 2, Craig 16, Yakutat 3.
The total number of deaths dur- |
ir.g tiie years 1915 In the other j
three divisions was 406, of which
2il were males and 155 females. 1
The total number of marriages
recorded in 3755 for the perlc-d
prior to 1913, during the years
1913, 14, 15 and up to and includ
ing iSeptember 1, 1916. Of this
number 2,341 were solemnized in
'he First division.
D.-ir*... i-.i 's.
u*v i... . feeders and
icrict v«-^e::ir;a:;s. a.; many itaideners
know (■■> n«u am .i i titly three
cent v.*> «-<v • *»tv ptipufcr
in SCa;.i/a . t'lf.- A »w. The
fasti.:; .::i.i.iui' ». ...«• Faerie
;i.ws a ie i, :• f.n tlielr |>re|>
a ratio,i:
With cur sh;ir;> ucripon* we sh.al the©
fray
A:nl r ;e tin- cartill tluit thuu lyest In;
V\"e ;!.ee lir.y oui of thy fi/Ule skin.
Ami i.t a With uiiyonn ami peper.
We shal lino <lies.se with slron# vynes&ra.
— I.uiiJou Stnndard.
WOIklKN'S WOKS
Alaskan Women Are Finding Ileiicf
at Lu«t
It dtts seem that wumvu have
nwt- titan a fair share of the
ach s and pains that afflict hu
manity; they must "keep up," must
attend tu dutiie in spHe of cou
stantly txhing lacks, or head
aches, Juzy spells, bearing-down
paifs.; tUey must stoop over,
wait, *o stoop means tOTturc. They
nuiit walk and bend and work with
racking pains and many aches from
kid.iey ills. Keepiag the kidneys
well l.as sipared thousands of wo
men much misery. Read what one
woman says.
M.s. AI. I. Davis, 296 Weidler St.,
Portland, Ore., says; ' For yfears I
had a great deal of trouble with
my bacu and kidneys. Sharp pains'
would (atch me and it seemed "s
if my oack was giving ou* on me,
My kiuaeys acted too frequently,
causing much annoyance. Doan's
Kidney Pills rid me of the pains. II
back got strong and well and my
kidneys bccame normal. I have
had no severe attacks of that kind
since."
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a k'Jrey remedy—
get Doan's Kidney l'l.le—the same
thatM rs. Davis 'i.vi Foster-Mil
b-'.rn Co., Props., Bt'flulo, N. Y.
REPUBLICANS
Skagway and Haines
VOTING PRECINCTS
Should support Honest Republicans cn an
Honest Party Platform
- ——. - —T» />^w?w>rg.r W Sr —" =C JP*."* * vjfcf* *"
or Attv. General
pen n
m
m
Of Second Division
FOR SENA TOR
^ rj
OF KE TCHIKAN
For Representatives (Vote for 4)
Hon, John G. Held, of Juneau
Monte Benson, of Treadweii
P, C. McCormack, of Wrangeil
James Freeburn, of .Chicagoff
For Road Supervisor, E. C Horlbu', of Thane
v'.t'.-—;;;. >. • - &ttE&zms&e 9*;-}!&^a!^-SBSs^S2sc^^3S^;.ie&skr^^32
In Union There Is Strength
Snu^Lcd the Composer.
Gnstnv Maimer hal a queer experl
sA-'p hi li t-iip ilny for which lils
wt-ir wn.« i :!y n*s!>niislti|.\ Ills new
syi;:;.Un!i.v whs li-. !:iy rehearsed. irod lie
took advantage of :^n hour's intermis
sion to ::et sonic fresh air. "On return
lug to t!i» li'illttlnir" guys :i Munich pa
per, "lie I t iii«* way mill tried to
reach 1 he through :i "inMjr In
irh!v!i fil:"l-"fr< were nt work. 'Y011
niii: t jvm i::r> >•::!] here.' he wan tolil.
Xirt I r.:- (Mahler Is the «Jcr
I'l-in f.i- ; -int i "Yon !n-»!t It." was
ihe miry • r- | ;\ >-t rlic man
who l)!'ic'. •.] J;l ■ way "V.'c arc not
ro.U'.v t the ji.-i; i-t, ?i> run »n.°
And the riiaip'K. Ihnt arjiu
mciit nil"'.! 11< '!Si'us.<. pUiiised Into
th« la'v rii.tli 1'inl r.aully reached Ills
le-t!ii:itlon."
C .< of \Vat».-.
When a , >!i h taken out of
the water li 1;1. '.;.s \ i-.-ernusly. crr-cts Its
Ens. xaujis couvnlsiveiy. ut.il In a n'.lori
time. fifteen to ihlrty minutes. It l>e
moilonli'ss Uut the muscles
stili |Kt..soss v. !nit i-iiys!»h)^lsta term
•irrltaiiUit.v." which way continue for
tcversil hours. 1:> non.e ti. h l.isiitiK from
to fifteen hours. In such fish as
the salmon It la ;!s longer than In cod
or haddock. owing to the smaller
amount of coninlnej water In the
muvcles of the former.—All Outdoors.
t "4
Train Rest i$u rant
'i ho Delmniiico uf j
CM A K L fcl Y~ " —rr^rJOHN
KakaaV-V I't.KCAl
PKUl'Kl i-.*rO!!S
\\ fc«rrc You Can Clet What Von Des-iro Cooked as it SItt.uld IS**
VA0 MuKc a. Specialty of Ban<:ii:-ts and J'rlvntf Dinner Parti's-.
* Iteflncd soul Cojnfortable ph:< «• fyj- c Sii['|kt \ficr the Show
r <!aiice—Sea-vice In Cozy Piivi'te !;-•<>(h<- ii Doslivd.
Get"More Money" for your Foxes
Black. Silver, Cross, Red, White and Bine, Lynx,
Bear, Marten aod other Far bearers collected In your section
SHIP TOUR FURS DIRECT tc "SHUBERT" the largest
bouse In the World dealing exclusively In NORTH AMERICAN RAW FURS
a reliable—resp<1hsible—safe Fur House with nn unblemished rep
utation existinR for "more than a third of a century." a lonst suc
cessful record of sendins Fur Shippers prompt.SATIS FACTORY
AND PROFITABLE returns. Write for "Cbr »bubrrt fctjipptr,"
th« only reliable, accurate market report and price list published.
Write for it-NOW-if* TREE (
A. B. SHUBERT, Inc.
Spoons,
The origin of tne spoon Is uncertain
It must ha vp been invented ut a ver\
ancient (iatc, for It Is found anmnv
people tbat have never come Into con
tact with civilization. The necessitj
of bavins some Implement for dipping
water teems to have led Hist to the
Invention of the ctt!nlin*h or the use
of the coeoanut uliell *•! later ou to
tho spoon
Catarriv i, Uuirtf
with LOOAIi i rs tl:»r
runnel irser: .' t - >:-.*csc. C.I
tnrrh 1.' L»ic..;i ■ •• • -• ■ in.l:rifa»e
und in ».» cur- :nust tnke l;i
tenia! li- • *.i.. Cuw Is
taUen iii'eit :i> - • - .l:r* -llj upon
the- bl-vxi .\t.il i Hall's
Catarrh iVr« l> a : a . wM* It
wm proserin.il !••■ 'in- -.t u»st pUy
Kit'iAMS 111 !'iir -ill;' .'.i >»ar* anil Is
■ rfK'il&i ,' ;« coi.ti'iiced of
.he aest tvt •••* '«:i -t. -. ■ itiii'd with the
bojt blom) I'i'.riri"! - •. t,» • *l!notly.Ottttif
i.tucous sin r.-. l>c | comblna
tlo* ot th-> tuv !c.* '•« tv!i«t pro
.'ji'fs so. f rui.!' i< rf.io'l« it- ouflnc
.atarrh. t*nd f-.t • ••.I'ftla. free,
r. J. cut: JtCY A. 0>.. ' rops.. Toledo. 0.
•ut« »•» ]•! •»*!•!• -i-. »*».
Ia»« : •:'» for conatipatipc, .
+ I'HOKKHSrOJrAlj CARDS *
DR. 1 B. KEBiLER
DeHM
Most Methods.
Opea Evcad*®*.
OffJo« Houra: #-13 a. n. 1-iJ p. m.
Alaefcas Building . Drjadwoy
RKJI8WAT ' AuASKA
i
WILLIAM I'AILISTER. M. I>.
(Former!/ of Seattle)
Specialist to the treatment of j
disease* and deformities of the
eye, e*r. nose and throat
Office: Ooldatela Building. Ju
neau. Alaska.
W. n. SlPl'T
At»or*«7 At Law
Practice la all courts
la Territory of Alaska
Haines Alaaka
To Cure <i Cold in On« Day
•aVe LAXATIVE UROMO QUI'SUNK
Stop the Cough ?nd llejdaclii
id work off the Cold. Druggists re/um'
.. .'ncy if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove';
ut;!!titure *3 on ea^h box. .23 cents.
£ - ar.d Ch na.
In Esj" i *•'* <••.'- »iul delve alt-.l 'ear
by year recover the treasures she
hold*. In China there Is notbhi;: to re'
cover, nothing to <11;; for. All her ; -t: t
Is huddled on the surface. Her r.r-'-i
and her musical '.muniments "t" ths
poat are here today the s!2ie a* t'tey
ever were. There are no sMcs of de
velopment tind no fitess of ascent.—
Qermaun Smith.
c o
J. IKUTA
u •• TU..I
JF W ■ IJJx
WATCHES&CL' CKS
Cu»ios, iv » : vi f.'
Indian Bus kefs
China and Cut Glass
Official \\atcl ln»pector for the
\K . P. \ Y. Route
Mail Or-J-r iven prompt care
RAW FURS
—. WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES;
,! O 5 FINE FURS
vvuitk kok l
?Weey's Fur Huttei
OlhllOtil, • WifcCWHt)
r'js
Pioneer Dairy
IHE SANITARY MILK RjjjiCH
The larsoBt *»<1 bast CO«
rii:ot«a wfrr i» i «s*kn
D&l'jr sfctpmes'j of pura
milk r»4 e^pjn to all polntg
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