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The |^, Speed,
Route of QjjgB J Service
Comfort, Safety
Through Tickets to and from Damson, Fairbanks, and |all
Interior Alaska and Yukon River Points.
During the season of navigation, our fleet of modern
up-to date steamers will operate regularly the entire
length of the Yukon River and tributaries, giving a ser
vice never before equaled.
Daily train service (except Sundays) Jwill be maintained
between Skagway and White Horse, and our fully equip
ped Parlor Observation Oars afford travelers every com
fort and convenience.
Pull Information cheerfully given upon applying to
A. F. ZIPF, Traffic Manager,
Skaguay, 612 SecondJAve.,
Alaska Seattle, Washington
WhitelPass <fc Yukon Route
1IMK TABU No. ST.
DaU/ Kxeept 8uju1*7
Na. 1. IV. Bows* if<x 8, 8, Bound
lit CImm 1* Cl*m
♦ r w a. m. Le+Ttw 8KAGWAY ' Arrtrw 4:80 p. m.
19:00 p. «. * YVH1TH PASS U»»« 1:80 p. en.
13:44 p. " LOO CABIN • 8:80 p. a*.
1:40 p. Mk " BKNXETT " 1:00 p. ml
8:20 p. a. - CARIBOU " 11:48 •. tm.
8:50 p. H. AiTirm UHrTXHOKMK " 8:00 m. tm.
r«li|Hi MM be M 8«pot 1m Him la h»ro Baggaca
Md **cke4 laapecUon to atopped SO arlam— Mon
Mm a* tralo*.
at bacgage "HI ba efcudu* fraa with each fall
far* MckaM Hi 78 pouatto with etc* half fara ticket.
Relieves CATARRH o.'
- bladder
MMIWl J,nda" •
T$ DiSC^S i.1 ;
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Only Oao "Bromo Quinine"
Whenever ycra teel a cold coming ot
think ot the full nam* LAXATIV!
BROMO QUININE. Caret a Cold in on
day. Caret Grip in two day*. Look fc
,aignatnr«of E. W. Groveo»theboc. 22
Suhw-rib* for Um Daily Alaakan.
Get MoreMoney"lor your Foxes
Black. SUr«r. CroM, Rod, Whit* ud Bhi«, Lynx,
Bco. Marten mhm tm twin —B«fJ h yoc wctlo.
G. O. P. PLATFORM MEANS
GOOD GOVERNMENT
(Continued from Pgae two.)
la*.cd bv the laws of tho Territory
and administered over by1 officials,
created by tlio Territory. We tlao
oppose private hatcheriesi operatetjl
under the relate sye'em.
A Wolf Bounty
We favor a change In the wolf
bouat- law, raising the bounty to
$15 a akin and urge upon our caudi<
dateg for the legislature 'hat they
alsi- work to secure a bounty of at
leaaf $1.00 on eagles and hair sewl.
PioCection of Miners
We favor the protection of life
| and limb tor miners and othiar
workers In tho mines of South
eastern Alaska, and in order to pro
mote harmony In mine Inspection
and first aid work and to secure
the co-operation of the proper Fed
eral departments, we favor the
abolishment of the office of Ter
ritorial Mine Iosfpector, as fa-r as
its pertains to the lode mining In
dustry, and the encouragement of a
Federal Mining Inspection/ service.
Want Mail Koutcs
We favor the, establishment of
mail routes to all of the rural dis
tricts o* this division and that gall
mail routea be established and
maintained from the standpoint o
service to the citizenship, of the
Territory and not from, the stand
point of a pecuniary interest mov
ing to the government, and that the
meats and vessels employed In the
transporting of said mull be safe,
secure and adequate, not only for
said transportation, of the United
States mall, but also for the safe
ty of the lives, but also fOT th»
safety o" the ivies of the persons
engaged In the transportation and
*11080 taking passage on said boats.
Dry HtraJto l'ro/ect
We favor an early completion of
•he Dry Straits project and urge
upoa our legislative ticket the nth
censl'y of assisting lnthis matter hy
tin "massage of a proper memorial
by the Alaska legislature.
LajuJ Laws
We f&vcxr liberal land laws for
the .Territory which) abaUi encourage
the settlement of the) agricultural
areas and the development of the
mineral resources, whereto- the set
tlers and locators may be assured
of securing title from the govern
ment without unnecessary delay or
departmental Interference.
Steamship Kates
V»> condemn the exorbitant rates
charged at preseuit by the transpur
la'ioa companies and favor such
legislation as wlU insure the es
tablishment of a reasonable rate to
I the people of Alaska by the Inter
[ stats Commerce Commission.
Pkmoern IV as ions
.W? favor encouragement to th
Ploaeers' Home In amendment to
th* law, simplifying issuing of pen
sions for ploneen men and women
lu the territory.
Cannery lax
We pledge our legislative ticket
to use all honorable means at their
command to pass a memorial in the
legislature prates'ing against con
gress passing, any bill depriving in
corporated towns of cannery 11
c*n<te or tax moneys collected, from
canneries located within, town Um
i
18 TONS CEMENT FOR
BANK BUILDING
Sixteen »ob8 of cement, to be
UB€d bjr the .Httngraves Engineering
and 0o*8tructlo«ii Co., in the erec
tion of the Bank of Alaska build
'ixf, arrived ou the Spokane.
W(Tlcm«n stored it in the materials
room o* th^ Construction, Co., thisi
morning. WltlC the machine on
the scene of action andi materials
arriving ow ©very boat, the buildii.g
will soon be under way .
SPOKANE Ot T AVITH 25 LOCALS
The Spokane made this i>ort
around the 6 o'clock hoirr last
night with1 15 round trlppere and 1
direct for the Garden City. It
cleared for the south ardund the
midnight ho-UT1 after having un
losdo' 125 tons of freight and
picked up 25 locals who wished to
make 'he bouthem trip via Sitka .
' , Subscribe lor Lh-fl Dally Aiaekau
TOWN TOPICS
Steve Boehu of Dawson was a
south bound passenger on, the Spo
kane.
Scott Simpson, with the Caua
dia.- Bureau, far Indiana, left for
\V ran t;ell on thq Spokane.
George Thayer, representing Ken
yon ai d Co.. Raiacot Mfgre., left
for Petersburg on the Spolraue.e
Sum Newell pilot of the Gold
eu Hod, with, hlsi family left on
the Spokane for his home in Sitka.
Captain Ralph. Young, former
sk.'pper and owner of the Golden
Hod left for ma Sl'ka home on the
Spokane.
Drs. A. Morton, F. .Morton, and
R. M. Alellor, who hare been tour
ing the Interior cities, were south
bound passenger® on the Spokane
Ur Wrangell .
VV. G.. Loew, noted New York
Iwuker and financier, was a round
t:ioper on the Spokane. He was
accompanied by his wife and two
dau^ht^rs, Misa Florence and
Mi^b Barbara. They made the
trip to the summit and ware de
railed with scenia little Skagway.
GOOD BACKS FOK BAD
•VliMka IU*idents Are Learning How
To Exchange the Old Back
Far & Stronger One
Doee your baric ache, feel we^Jc
And painful?
Do jou suffer headaches, lan
guor and depression? '
j'hb kidneys may be calling for
help.. '
Weak kidneys cannot do their
*vvrk. i '
Give them the aelu they need.
To cure kidney backache you
mu?r cure the ldn<vi.
Use a tested ftai proven. kidney
remedy.
Doan's Kidneey Pills 'have stood
the test
Conrluclng proof of merit in the
following endorsement:
J. 1KUTA
MANUFACTURING
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curio», Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
China and Cut Glass
Official Watd Inspector for the
V^. P. k Y. Route
Mail Order* given prompt care
Mra. C. E.. Spda.lt, 6624 Car let/on
Ave., Seattle, Wuflh, sayei: "I had
a lot of trouble wUh my bafck. It
achfci' day and nleht and I could
not rest.. When, 1 tried to straight
en up after stooping, sharp) paina
darted through; ma 1 was nervoua
and had headaches and terrible dlz
yi spe 1b. The kidney secretlona
ware unnatturaL. Doe-u'b Kldnay
PUls relieved mo and I haven't been
bothered since."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply a£k for a kidney 'remedy—
ge* Doan's Kidney Pills—the same
that Mrs. Spink had. Foster-iMil
burn Co., Propa, Buffalo. N. V..
To Cure a Cold in One Day
fake LAXATIVE BROMO QUININB
'.ablets. Stop the Cough and Headache
nd work off the Cold. Druggists refund
money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove'i
signature «'s on each box. 25 cents.
Cata;rh Cannot iie Cured
with LOCAL A PPT 1 ^TIONS. as they
i'unnot reach t!.»• s«at . ; disease. Ca
tarn: U a blood tin i tonal disease,
and in orrfci i" cur- i. vou must take in
ternal .'vmeilh Hall's Catarrh Cure Is
• iken InierMiJIy. and ?.cj directly upon
'he bl<*>o.i and mucous surface. Hall's
Catarrh Cure not :> >: -1: medicine. It
was prescrlb -X by one of the best phy
In tnls country for years and Is
n regular prescription. If is composed of
.lie best tonlrs known, combined with the
best biood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous m.irfac.->s The perfect combina
tion of the tv.o hi« edients is what pro
uch wond ;! results in curing
catarrh S^nd f^r testimonials. free.
?. J. CHENI ' i Pi pa., Toledo, a
$.»ld bv Drujjsist*. |»r|-.» 7lie.
Tak- Hull's Family i'llls for constipation.
raUK UK AG WAY
Pioneer Dairy
E. W IBXMAJI, Prop.
THE SANITARV MILK RANCH
The largest ud beat eon- j
ducted oaIit la Aleak*.
Dally shipment* of fur*
milk ajc» o-eam to all polmtj
White Paaa ft Yako*
Route.
RAW FURS
WE PAY !
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE FOR PRICE LIST
Percey's Fur H&use
Oshkoih, • WUconiin
Pack Train Restaurant
The Delmonico of Alaska
CHARLEY —JOHN
KARAMAN & CLECAF.
PROPRIETORS
W here You Can Get What You Desire Cooked as ifc Should Bo
We Make a Specially of Banquets And Private Dinner Parties.
A Hefined and Comfortable place for a Supper After the Show
or dance—Servic* in Cozy Private Ruoths if Desired.
4 ... ♦ ■*. A a Jt. Jk. Jt, A AXAJ
The World's Mightiest Locomotives
Now Laul th«? "Olympian" and Niw "Columbian"
over the Bitter Ro<>ts anil the Rockies—with, tha
electrification of 440 mill* of its ui«in Una), the
'•MILWAUKEE" is better thanj ever prepared to look
•/ler the comfort ami accomim*latit>Es of its pa.
trons.
Rfhiember this when you oorne outside.
E. J. Shaw, f Skagway A.'E. Harris, T. P. A.
H. G. Weir I Agents J Juneau, Alaska
Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railway