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EDITORIAL
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COOPERATION
i. o A ru;;.- I'aits ia Ala»ka might
more to the develcj
; of c antry than th"y have
r i:' t_. Quartermasters De
: . Uowed to us-' a little
'.s r. ,:n ia the matte^ of local
• . The kaown rule of making
i ; k'O • i . cry post the same
.. of freight chars*
and meets gen
o--t rov;:l. Hut why make the
!.av prodace to sell
: compete with Seut
:.cr« the government
-I 'i t.se governmont
add tha freight charge^ to
•jf < mmodttijfc which are
I . xosta and Permit
* " r cf the P«6ts to
; li t' , y i ii Secure locally on
ou!d giv» lh"' ranther
: ri •: :: would jrive the PotKa
If luce and help in th«
> • • l.-pnr- ui tl the country yet
c:.st iron r'ala of the dePart-. j
si'-nt ' it obllgitory upon tbi j
v r 10 ordt r fom Seattle
:.h is luid down at the
i • ..t[le : r:cg» less freight j
i> .\!.K-ka and if n©ar by ranchefj
v... to i to tL-; i osts th'y have]
; . :th Lhprices. Th* '
iitu tone mlng b:ef make it
imt oofble for the local |
11 a U.c'f to th*> Oom-1
wUarv C;operation on tha part of.
t iar. master Dep't in Seattle
end a IiUla change in
;h ir regulations would makf fct a
n i' viiopment abo j
th Army Pos-ts ia Alat&a. We need'
i if a local market,
is a good market right at
o : dcors.
3TA i c3 I?
.''u.re ar* many Uop'ful sign* tha I
the t-jtelUser.t men of the states!
rr- w king u? to th® situation in i
Al- ski. The appalling amount of
relMt to the Ter
riorr ia il0 states is still <11^
L.-runicg but tho bettci" dajr is
I-.;ore Ui and h<>;>e springs freph
ia th« fans of lovers of Alaska. A
Te n; tdi r'al in "ounset" Puts the
E-tUr ru.ciuvily with reference to
Al.ski's r =o::rv<e and the setback
I r ii velc i rcceh'ed by the
conservation j»oU ; . of the gov^rn
nrT.t. ___ JW
The re'-n-ni .> to the S«al herds
w- conjl be Uty the Point
inasmuch . - t ;o\. . had an
tiaj'r.ranc! with the l«a>&t:g com
l ay ..ad t uld Uav* preventt,d, the :
COCFERATIGN
1. o Army i'tiiis in Alaska might
luore to the develop
; of t (. mtry than th^y have
s : r if tUe Quartermaster3 De
t . . liowod to us* a littl®
lis r,,i 'a I.; !h0 mitter1 of local
The known rul" of making
. vOi- -ery post the same
i i* of freight charg"
! and meete gen
r . Cut why make the
!.av produce to Sell
t! ; •- tomPete with 8t*t
t: • government
o: ..I <i t.:e governm©nt
..11 flight charge^ to
■ji <. mmodftlcb which are
j da t ;osts and Permit
:«■ • r of the P««ts to
!■ • all t'.ty can Secure locally on
ould giv> th^ rantrher
:: would give the Poms
: ' luce and help in th«
! a. <_f the country yet
t: st iron r'.:la of the doPart-<
tn .; aia! It ll*iti ry upon the
<i . . to ordir fom Seattle
>. a i i. id down at tho
i t t . itle iricaS less freight
: nd if near by ranched
. t ti 1 osts th'T have
; . ■■■ :th these- Prices. The
r .tic concerning b' ef maka it
. impossible for the local
;o s^U a bc^f to the Oom
l . ..r c deration on tha Part of
t. (; .ar.-master DeP't in Seattle
and a little change in
th ir regulations would makf fct a
::i d' voloPment abo
t : ■ Army Posts ia Alat&a. We need
t r; a local market.
I; is a good ma^t right at
o '. iloors.
STATES WAKiHG U?
.''ii.-e ar" many kopful signt tha
the Intelligent mc,r> of the states
w king UP to th® situation la
A''sis. lie appalling amount of
ignorance wkh r<\sP».xt to the Ter
riory ia il.0 states 's stiU <^3
Dli( but the bettti1 day- is
I'-.'.ore Uo and hope springs freph
in tL-" Laii- of lovers of Alaska. A
r n: td.; ... in "ounset" put3 th«
ErtUr su .:.n*-.;j- with reference to
A1 .ska's rvsourcft- and th0 setback
L r il velo;rn.'.;t !. , received by the
conservation poii . . of the gov^rn
m-nt.
I'he ref to the Seal herds
' Mo tlie Point
lr...sni:ch . - gowrvni'-nt hod an
r -aii ! with the lea«>iL'g com
l y ..ad i. .1 i Uav»- preventtd, the
DAIRYMEN WANT PAY THROUGH
LEGISLAITON THEIR FOR STOCK
THAT WAS ORDERED KILLED
Among th© questions which th*
lagislature will ba asked to con
sider when it meets in March will
l>a th» matter of reimbursing dairy
men in Alaska for dairy stocJc con
demned by a government iusP.M#or.
Tie amount will ro^ch $20,000 or
$M);000.
Th- governor has gathered fig
uris ?o be presented to th° legisla
ture.
Ijwt summer the territory reqiust
ed that an inspector be sent to
A)afcfc> to examine dairy stock. The
scvemment loaned the *tgrritory an
j officl.li who condemned practically
; whole dairy herds claiming they
; w?r« infected with tuberculosis. The
dairymen conltentod that some of
Ui'1 stock condemned were not pro
perly inspected.
I in any event outside of the ner
its of the inspection one way or an
other ill® Rilling of the dairy herds
prove i a serious blew to Alaskan
dairymen. Their biLBiness was Practl
tally detroyed with no chancy to
r; uperate by adding new stock.
Onr, Juneau firm estimates that
its los.: was nearly $10,000.—Daily
Caoitai.
Monster Placer Ground Near Doug
las To Be Opened Up !n Spring
Tha* development work will start
neat spring on a mine near Douglas
that will In time rival in size and
productivneesfe the famtfus Tread we li
mines is the information we received
today from what is considered a
v«ry good source. Our informant
said that Just recently a large Plac
er mine covering a ledge of mons
tr'tts proportions was disoovered
ner»r tils city and that the coming
si i ng will this placer ground
being ueTelopcri on a laxge scale
it will bd remembered that where
the G2ory(Hole now is there was
decimation of the herd had the gov
ernment taken the trouble a* the j
end of t'te first twenty year lease i
to take stock.
There is undoubtedly! less danger
of tho Territory's su.ffering at' th*
Hands of her own people who live
here tnd want to see her move up
aui on than from corporations and
companies operating from the stat
es. The Salmon industry Is a case
in point. Th^so PeoPl€ are not Al
askans and do not care to be; the*
hnvo no interest ia the territory a-|
side from making mono?* and if the.
can rob th._. waters of the fish and
luafee * fortune thereby they care!
nothing as to whaat beoomeis of the
ne-»ple after they have gone- They |
say oPenly byj t!hfir words and acts
that' the.v v. ill break the unday ope '
tr« p t'&y and Pay their fine of a i
fl-'w thousand for they can more !
than mak- the fine in tlVe, fish
tr.-.y catch.
'• he fishing industry will probably
be repeated in the pulp industry un
lf3s the government shall take some
action along safe and sana
lines which will mak<; for conseru:
lion without too many drawbacks
and without such freedom as to en
courage destruction.
~uoset haa the matter reversed so
far as Alaska's ey>eric.nce is con
cerned- The men from outside hav
be-n the men lacking in vision for
ilie future yet we believe the pro
posed development board would be
better-balanced with two men from
thi states and thre<. men from Al
asia "s the mak© up of its person
el
Probable Make
Up Of Cabinet
Atarion Jan. —The makeup of the
cabint* will not be announced until
after ths inauguration of Harding
Tt ose ifrho are slated for Positions
are Charles E. Hughes for Secretary
of State- Four men are mentioned
for th9 Treasury iosition but Chra
1*S G, Dawes is in the lead. Her
bert Hoover for Secy of Commerce
Will fl. Hays for PostmaEter Gen
eral; John W. Weeks of JIass. for
Sec'y of Navy; Thomas V. O'Con
nor of Xew York for Sec'y of Lab
or; Alvin ,T. Hert of Kentucky for
Sec'y of War; Albert B. Fall of
New Mexico for Sec'y of the Inter
ior; d*nry Wallace of Iowa for Sec"
nt Agriculture; and Hc-ary Daugher
ty of Ohio for Attorney general.
Toledo Starts
Soup Kitchens
Toledo Jan 21—Thousand of the
unemployed in the city are without
m?ans of iastenanc0. The city has
started a mnnber o': soun kitchens t
uKjt the needjj.
Probable Make
Up Of Cabinet
>tarion Jan. —The makeup of the
I cabinet -will not be announced until
latt«T the Inauguration ol Harding
Tl ose iVho are slated for Positions.
| are Charles E. Hughes for Secretary
[of State- Four men are mentioned
[for th9 Treasury josition but Chra
l*s G. Dawes is in the lead. Her
bert Hoorer for Secy of Commerce
Will fl. Hays for Postmaster Gen
eral; John W. Weeks of Mass. for
I Ssc'y of Navy; Thomas V. O'Con
Inor of New York for Sec'y of Lab
or; Alvln ,T. H«rt of Kentucky for
oec"y of War; Albert B. Fall of
New Mexico for Sec'y of the Inter
ior; d*nry Wallac9 of Iowa for Sec'
"f Agriculture; and Hc-arj" JDaugher
ty of Ohio for Attorney general.
(Toledo Starts
Soup Kitchens
I Tolpdo Jan 21—Thousand of the
1 unemployed in the city are without
■ m?ans of iastenanc°. The city has
started a number o: soua kitchens t
nuit the Ee^djj.
once b icr^ek running and that,
placer fTound was worked there be-|
fcrt. ta° ledge was uncovered and it,
is sal.' tliat thte new diacoverj has ^
siciila characteristics.
Th* discoverers are extremely re j
luctant in claiming'a great discov-I
try but with the coming of spring \
will make every effort posfcibl0 to .
develop the property.
The entire- matter is a<s yet a
rrystery; the exact location of the i
claims has not been divulged) the
dircovtr°rs' names are not known to;
u* buc we have the word of a very |
reliable Person that the whole thing
is on t^o square and that all the
s'steir. nts are true. DouglJs Island
N'PWS . . A;'
Charge 12 Banks
Are Controlling '
All Roads
• hicRga .Tan 20—Oharges that
twelve banks of New York city con
t ol atl the railroaii activities of the.
country were made today by B M
J>vl oresldent of the railway em
ployes' department of the American
Federation of LitL-or when he ap
peared before the Railway Labor,
jr>..rd He chargetl that the roads
1&* shown bad faith in not efstab
iis..ini wa^e" rates sgreed to.—K't- ]
chicaa Chronicle
Victims Of Shooting!
May Both Recover!
Says Doctor
tla,-!n'e passed two of her worst,
crises Mrs. Georgia Stanton shot ]
ea.-lv Saturday morning by a 45-70
rifle in the hanijs of Delbert Roper |
has a very good chance to recover
Ur. H. C. DaVigne Ph\qician in"
charge of the cas© said today. I
According to Dr. D<=Vigne about j
the oniy danger to Mrs Stanton now i
is the possibility of contracting
pneumonia from the wound that Pe'
et.a,ted her right lung. Each hour
and each day that she lives accord
ing to th« doctor increases her
chaaces for ultimate complete re
covery
•Roper is now out of danger ac- j
cording to Dr. DoVigne and his j
ra-overy will only be a question of
time. j
t is understood tliat as soon as
Rooer has recovered sufficiently of
his sslf-lnflMted wound he will be
arrest de by Federal officers on
charge yet to be filed-—Empire
New Shipping Line!
From England
■ To Seattle
~ea:Je Jan. 20—Nine 3,000
ton vft->sels with capacity for 14,000
tion cargoes will l>e added to the
Seattle service to England accord
ing to announecmontof the Royal
m il i'ne.ohlps are now under con
ft'ttction in London for this run
It 's ;aid and the fiifct one will
j e ready 'n March1. Six will be i
in operation e^rly in March.
Lacn of the vessels has a 3,000
ton refrigerator sPac© for fuits and
a 600-ton Insulted for fresh and
mild cured fish.
Victims Of Shooting
May Both Recover
Says Doctor
ila.-inlg passed two of li^r worst
crises Mrs. Georgia Stanton shot I
ea.-ly Saturday morning by a 45-70
rifle in the hands of Delbert Roper j
has a very good chance to recover
Ur. H. C. DeVigne Phw^iclan in'
charge of the case said today. |
According to Dr. DoVigne about j
the onjy danger to Mrs Stanton now j
Is the possibility of contracting j
pneumonia from the wound that pei
et»a,te<? her right lung. Each hour
and each day that she lives accord
ing to the doctor inereasee her |
ch3ttc*s for ultimate complete re
covery
'Roper is now out of danger ac-1
cording to Dr. DeVign® and his •
re«overy will only be a question of !
time. . '
t Is understood tliat as soon as
Rnoer has recovered sufficiently of
fcts sslf-lnflMted wound he will be
arrest de by Federal officers on
charge yet to be Hied-—Empire
New Shipping Line
From England
' To Seattle
i.eatJe Jan. 20—Xine 3,000
ton vessels with capacity for 14,000
tlon cargoes will Le added to the
Scattle service to England accord
ins to announecmontof the Royal
m 11 l'ne.3hips are now und^r con
duction in London for this run
it »s ;aid and the firjst one will
he re»dy 'n March1. Sox will be ,
in operation eTly in March.
Lacr. of the vessels hag a 3,000
ton refrigerator sPac^ for fuits and
a 600-ton Insulated for fr'sh and
mild cured fish.
CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Sunday 6(;rvICo will lie held 7:SO.
O'olocfc in the evening In the Churo
Edifice o£ Christian Sclenc« Society
of sitRgvvay corner of Main street
and Fourth AVonuo- ■
Christian Seine® subject;
TKUTH.
Sunda/ School at JS:16.
Tha Public Is cordially Invited.
K1K3T PHESUVTERIAN CHUBCH
Uev.E. L. Wloterberger, B.;p.
Pastor
Mo,ning Worship at 11:00 Sub
ject: ,Tha Root Of Happiness.
Most men see& satisfaction. Ib
that Happiness?
Sunday School at 12:15. Parents!
\v,3 want you afi wUl as your chlld
u>.
.?oroe have forgotten much of the
bible. This W'lU refresh your stu
dy- ].
RvGUlng Worishlp 7:30. The
Command- cf All.
-. o go to Church la toi face ytoui;
ooJtacUnc© this In itfcelf is » most
h*'Pful exercise.
Wednesday Prayer and Bible Stu
dy: The Final resurrection.
•iloncay: The seventh Lecture of
tthp Bttter Americca Series. The
subjec.- is: "What our Fathers Pal
for th. Lioerti^ or the Republic".
Its a tPlen>iid account of what men
have gon0 thru in «rhire and pri
vation an'l fortitude for the liberty
ve n. • enjoy. B.vng a Friend.
MONDAY EVE 8:.«<■ o'clock. Il
lustrated. ,•
sX. MAHli'8 CATHOLIO GHUKUH
Ma^s at lo:30. i
Sunday School Immediately after
Mass.
No evening devotions.
Father Edgar «allutf
Full GosPel Mission.
6th1 av«- East of Broadway.
Serf Ues:-Sunday 2:30 and >7:80,
Services:-Thursday 7:80 pm.
(Bible 3u<ly Class).
Serves--Saturday £:00cm.
Everyone is invited to attend.
The Tuuursidjad night service 1*
oPen tor olscusa^on. •
Bring jouur Questions and come.
Il ae r; ursaay and Saturday Mat
rices ate be^d up stairs ovaar the
tlissloi Hall). j • .
Rev W. H. Shoemaker and *lf«
In cha j_: ^j»ji
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
I.v THE PROBaTH COURT FOK
iTilEi TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
D'VISION No. 1, AT SKAGWAY,
BEFORE; HON JOSEPH J. F.
WARD; UNITED 3TATES COM
MISSIONER AND EX-0®1FICI0
PROBATE JUDGE.
iN THE MATTER OF THE ESTAT
OF
LIDA PIIELPS, Deceased,
Notice Is hereby given by tUe un
■ii'rslgned administrator of the ©s
*a*e of Lid* Phelps Deceased) to th
creditors of; and all persona Laving
ui>lma against the estate of said de
ceased; Prepare them with th>3 nec
essary vouchers; within the tim« r8
qnried by law, and to present them
to the undersigned at hia retfdence
tn the Town of Skagway Alaska,
And you are further notifie'l that
IP any claim Is not filed within
the turn® aforesaid K shall be bar
rel. Mark Phelps
Adinlnlstrator of the estate
of Llda Phelps, Deceased.
First Publication Jan. 18th 1921
Final Publication Feb. 15th 1921
ORDINANCE NO. 138
WATER MAIN EXTENTCON8.
Be it enacted by the Town Council
of Skagways . a * ,
Th\t from the da^ of the P3^
s.ige of this ordinance no petition oi
request for an extention of the wat
er malne m th0 town of Stairway
be favorably considered unless the
ps imated cost of such extention be
loss than one hundred dollars
($100 00) for each and every bona
fida water user living on such et
tentlon.
b» It enacted further;
Jhat should one or more Petition
era express a willingness to pay tha/
cost In excess of one hundred dollar
(5100.00) per water u^er for an ex
tent'on of the water mains and
flle with the town cle'k a n°gptl
able bond or other negotiable eecur
lty for such excess cost; Th© town
of Skagway agrees to repay such pe
titioner on the basis of one hund
red dollars (8100.00) for ©och bona
fida vfater user who shall later Pay
w»ter tax on said «xtent|oa until
the original Petitioner is reimburse
fo^ tho principal without interest of
such payment as h0 has advanced o
wat-; main extention.
Passed Dy th0 Common Council
ihis 17th day of January 1921.
Approved: E. J. Shaw
Mayor of the tfcwn ofl
Slcagway, Alaska .'
Attest: Walter McBrien, Clerk.
First Pub. J«n. 18 1921.
Final Pub. Jan. 20 1921. ^ '
Full GosPel Mission.
6th! \\'u. East of Broadway.
SerfK'es:-fSuiiday 2:30 and >7:80,
Services:-Thursday 7:80 pm.
(Bible Sti.dy Claes).
Serves--Saturday £:OOEm.
Everyone Is Invited to attend.
The Tuuursdjad night service i»
oPen for oiscusalon. •
Bring jouur questions and come.
(l ae i\ ursaay and Saturday ser
vices aie fcejd up stairs ortfr the
vlissioi Hell).
Rev W. H. Shoemaker and wife
In Chd j_;
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
I.v THE PROBaTE COURT FOK
iTIIE. TERRITORY OP ALASKA,
D'VISION No. 1, AT SHAG-WAY.
BEFORE; HON JOSEPH J. F.
WARD; UNITED 3TATES OOfM
MI3SIONER AND EX-OETICIO
PROBATE JUDGE.
i.V THE MATTER OF THE ESTAT
OF
LIDA PIIELPS, Deceased,
Notice Is hereby given by tiie un
■li'rslgDed Bdminl^ti^tor of tfie es
*a*o ot Lid* Phelps Deceased) to th
creditors ot; and all parfcona Laving
ul>lma againbt the estate of said do
ce-sed; Prepare theni with th>3 nec
essary vouchers; within the tiai® r8
qnried by law, and to present them
to the undersigned at his retfdence
tL the Town of Skagway Alaska,
And you are further notified that
IP any claim Is not filed "within
the turn® aforesaid K shall be bar
reel. Mark Phelps
Administrator of the estate
of Uda Phelps, Deceased.
First Fablication Jan. 18th 1921
Final Publication Feb. 15th 1921
ORDINANCE NO. 138
WATER MAIN EXTENTION8.
Bo It enacted by the To"wn Council
ot Skagway; . a * ,
Th\t from the da^ of the pas
sage of this ordinance no petition oi
request for an extentlon of the wat
er malne In th0 town of Stairway
be favorably considered unless the
«'s lmated cost of such extentlon be
loss than one hundred dollars
f^100 00) for each and every bona
fida water user living on such ©i
tentlon. .
b» it enacted further;
Jhat should one or more Petition
ers express a willingness? to pay tli«/
cost In excess of one hundred dollar
(?100.00) Per water ufcer for an ex
tent'on of the water mains and
flle with tlie town cle'k a n°gpti
able bond or other negotiable secur
lty for such excess cost; The town
of Skagway agrees to repay sucih pa
tltioner on the basis of one hund
red dollars (8100.00) for ©och bona
fida vfater user who shall later Pay
w»ter tax on said extentlon until
the original Petitioner is reimburse
fo^ tho principal without Interest of
such payment as h0 has advanced o
wat-; main extentlon.
Passed Dy th0 Common Council
ihis 17th day of January 1921.
Approved: E. J. Shaw
Mayor of the ttrwn ofl
Skagway, Alaska .'
Attest: Walter McBrlen, Clerk.
First Pub- J»n. 18 1921.
Final Pub. Jan. 20 1921. £ j '
Luxuriant Hair Due
ToCareandCuticura
Shampoos with Cuticura Soap pre
ceded by light touches of Cuticura
Ointment do much to cleanse the
scalp of dandruff, allay itching and
irritation, arrest falling hair and pro
mote a hair-growing condition.
Baapls Each Frss by Mail. Address: "CottenraLab
or»Wrtas,D«ptaaa.MAldtQ48,MM«." Sold every
where. Soap Sc. Ointment 25 and 60c. Talcum 25c.
W^Cuticnra Soap shaves without mug.
gjgg!. 85 CENT LUNCH.
Why e"t a cold lunch when you
can get a bowl of hot soup. Hom0
mads Pies and & cup of best cof
fee for thlrty-flve ce»4s at the Gol
den North Caf0.
State of Ohio. City of Toledo,
Lucas County, as.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
ia senior partner of the tlrm of !•'. J.
Cheney & Co.. doing busine*" in the City
of Toledo, County r.nd aforesnld.
and that said llrm will pav the sum of
ONE HUNi>3El> DOLi.Aii3 for each
and every case of Catrrr: -ic* c; mot ho
cured by the use of IlALL'd CATARRH
MEDICINE. FRANK J C HENEY.
Sworn to before rre and subscribed In
my presence, this 6th oay of December,
A. D. 1SS6. A. Vv. GJ.EASON,
(Seal) Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Is t: ken li>
ternally and acts throtig1 the Rlood on
the Mucous Surfaces: of the System. Send
for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. ToleJc. O.
Sold by all druggists. 75c.
Bali's Family Pills lor constipation.
—Adr firl »»i u »* i!
jkru'way It©adQVB Are Learning
Tba V/ay
It's the Httlo kidney Ills—
Th» lame weak or aching back—
The unnoticed urinary disorders—
That may lead to dropsy and
Brlghts disease
When the kidneys are weak.
Help thcm with Doan's Kidney
Pills,
A -emedy ©specially for weak kid
neys.
Doan's have l)pefl u.ced in kidney
troubles for 50 y-ars.
Endorsed by SO;000 people—endor
sed by citi/ens of this locality.
Mrra S E Marsh 1720 Lincoln St
Bellingham, Wash, says: "I used to
be subject to liidney disorders and
backache. At times I could hardly
st aightcn up when T got down my
'back was eo stiff and lame, a fe^
of Doan's Kidney Pills soon stopped
that awful mis°iy in my back and
Put my kiir.eys in good working or
der. Of late yccrs I hav0 been fre®
from this annoyance but Doan's
Kidney l'ills would be my first con
sileration ;; 1 ev< r had occasion to
■» kidney m°dIclno ajgain for I
know thoy have no eciual."
Prla UOc; at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy—ge
LJoan's Kidn,-.y Pills—'he same that
Mrs Marsh had, Foster-Mil burn Co.
ilfrs., Buflalo, N. Y.
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White Pass & Yuaoh noute
TIME TABLE NO. 46
i' Tuesday and Friday.
N«. 1, H. Bound
1st Qiaos
8:80 a. m. Leaves 8KAGWAY
11:00 ft. m. WHITE PASS
12:40 P. m. BENNETT
2:10 P. m. CARCROSS
4:30 p.m. tfHITEHORSE
Passengers mu«t be at depot i
pected and checked. Inspect lot: '
leav'ng time of trains.
150 pouud" of Baggage checked fr,,
fare t'cket and 75 pound* «-1 tn »»jh half fa
% n
ArrWa
us
a. 8. Bound
Cct Cls««
3:45 p. m.
2:10 P. m.
12:-! 5 P. m.
10:55 a. m.
S:30 a. m.
t'me to have Baggage in
■topped 30 . m'uut^a before
; h ^a'- h
•^i'et.
The ends are sealed
by electricity-so that a!!
the goodness end flavor
are retained for you.
Each stick Is separably
wrapped, to keep it fresh and
clean till you need it —after
every meal or cigar.
Whitens testh, clears
throat, sweetens breath,
aids appetite and digestion
— great benefits for a
small price.
find the Price «t
IS Sfil! 5'
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