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.*• .f . nle eg that mm h desired ;
: an 1a or-e that U by no me ana de
fied. A.ga.r.st the argument of those
ho fa ,r the abolition 0? military!
.0*-r may >.e • tied Innumerable facta
f history showing that the defense -
•e nation has always been swallowed :
by ita mf/re powerful neighbors.
t • arguments of those who
-ate only . nominal military
-o' ..- - possess at pres
ir /em. • • :i -.re furnished
l-b 5 ;.-ig ,rr, ar.d China a nation
f any rn . .r.s ' people who should,
,.f.y r train r.g •.«• a.- efficient In
• f -er.se ms any in 'he world,
■ p-rfeA?!/ helpless against the over-I
* mints gre-d and strength of Japan,!
.ye- or.d rate power
• ppoe • • to tnoae who argus|
; ;.< ■ rf si n..i tary establishment1
-. 1 .-.• • or.tr 1 arg ,«jer,» that an over-I
.nmlng rn. ..1 c strength 1* an In* j
f:«*r.t -*ar, in proof of which
.•ed 'be ■ f-eg ,,f Germany, P'rance.
: and Russia all four of which
named Immense forces both on
- 1 -,nd sea All considered the pre
»r -'Ion.at- 1 rn to ha •- much the!
eat of tnr argument If the testimony'
f history may be offered as witness
I,ala r/ e of fu /or is entirely on their
•id- for n apparent through all1
nine that the powerful nations were
' ,0 e least subject to aggression, whlls
those which were weak have Inevlta
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those who possessed a greater power
tod sireng'b 1' Is all very well to
ilk -if peace, but there la no peace
possible .is tin world Is constituted at
resent, my more than there was In
1 tie past Neither is there any more
of a guarantee of peace In the main
ten an? e of a pacific attitude than there
■ as rive centuries ago Men and na
tions are no less ruthless now than
in the days when war was a trade,
and fighting an essential part, of na- j
uonal life The testimony of the past
1 nd present discloses that there u no
ifety fur the nation that, is not pre
I
oared to defend Itself. The only na-1
Mon that commands tiie respect of Its!
neighbors is the one that pAissesses the
power to repeal attack from a hostile
power. Neither numbers, territory or
wealth are a guarantee of peace unless
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ings '.f the centur'.e* and relapsing In-j
to the barbarities of savage life
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Judge Cushman of c.. : a • is
sued an ■ rder permitting *! West!
Coast Packing Corn pan 7 'f southeast
ern Alaska, disposing of their pack
and providing for their paying $40,000
of the proceed* mto the court until
such times an a case In which the com
pnr Is involved can re adjudicated
A rive thousand pound shipment of
mail evas started down the Yukon riv
er for Fairbanks late in the season and
was frozen in at Circle City. It. is
par-.el post and second class mail and
the contractor between Circle and
Fairbanks 'ill be- required to carry
the full weight of his contract each
trip until the big -t P meet hv all
been cleaned up.
John Phillips, the man who secured
a $15,000 verdict against the Guggen
neims, for being shot in the Keystone
canyon conflict 1 y g itmet has written
friends in He war- • . 1 in trouble
with some woman in f?eattic_ tut la
confident that the outcome wl!) be
all right John's friends should advise
hirn to marry the gir! and then 1, will
have some real troubles,
Tony f.'jlch, an Austrian miner, was
caught under a fall of rock In a tun
nel in the Perseverance mine. The
accident happened under a mar.way
will relieve your indigestion. Mm.
people in tins tow Q have used them
and we J.ave yet, to hear of a c, ■>
they have failed We hr:</w the f- 1
rnula. Hold only by us—57c a ftor.
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:ern.
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r.,-.a leased the new Mile 34 tele
..or.-- line out of Seward to the Al
• a Telephone Company for a pe*
r.od of three ear*. The lease was
g . 1 • i behalf of the railroad cotn
. Wliham C. Edes. president."
The new company immediately an
. .need a reduction of the rates from
l 10 for on-ij minute to $1.50 for the
:lr'' three minutes and 50 cents for
each additional minute's time.
iMWHon has purchased the
Hi'- proper or» Crow r reek, in the
T imufaiB Arm district, and will ex
•'■neively develop it next year. Tae
d> il was made in San Francisco and
details of the transaction have not
<•1. made public The property is re
garded as \ .-ry valuable, some samples
Ing .y high as $1,000 per ton.
T hundred feet of funnel hasi been
rut n the lead, showing that the lead
ar- from 12 Inches to two feet.
oil.-r, Dr brooks left the interior
*■ took i quantity of the Nenana coal
t ip purpose of having it tested at
Washington. He say* there Is no
qyi-«tu.n but that it Is a high grade
agr.'e When the government rail-'
road completed, I>r. brooks thinks
that the Nenan i roal will be landed
i ilrbank,® cheaply that It will
d by a majority of the people
in preference to the high grade nn
thr.ariti »h!*h will be mined In the
Anthracite coal Helds
WE CAN DO IT
Far first cla»s work and prompt de
/ery phone Main 151 and the People's
3team Laundry will send and get your
laundry.
W. J. WILLIAMSON, Prop.
AT THE NEW EAGLE.
O f Lew s Hunter Rye and the Fa
.out Atherton Bour;, ,n whiekys, Dis
tilled tpring 1M4-19C5, bought in bond
ind reduced *o 50 oer cent, by U. S.
.ov-rnment by the bottle or gallon
NOTICE.
L 1 .er ani more interesting than
All about the territory. 3end
one to your friende* The Nugget Min- ]
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For information call
PACIFIC COLD STORAGE CO.
^ Whit# 17.
3; ATTENTION. <3
. . »m o ,w til our annual stock »[
31 taking, we will give our patron* J»
1, the benefit of a great reduction * >
13 cn cash purchases of all hard- 1 [
13 ware. Thia Include# braa* and <[
3 > malleable fittings, bolts, picks 3 *
3 > and mining shovels, as well as 3 >
13 on household supplies. See our 1,
i [ windows, and call for quotations. < [
3 J We can save you money. Extra 3 *
3 > special reductions on Ranges and J >
' > Heaters. <3
3 3 DARLING & DEAN CO. «;
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AT THE NEW EAGLE"
Old Lewie Hunter Rye end the Fa
mous Atherton Bourbon whisky*) Oi#
tilled spring 1904-1905, bought in bond
a"d reduced »o 90 per cent, by U. 8.
government by the bottle or gallon.
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w. J. ROWE i
! TRANSFER A»Q FIEI6HTII6
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! dealer in all kinds of Lumber »
Hay and Grain ?
I Horses For Sale;
£ ^ ^ ^ t >tt t *•*■♦-■*♦* «
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! Board of 'Trade *
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will be pleased to supplv vour home
F with familv liquors. Just call Main
I 34. we will do the rest •
&.*tat*it»fced June IW«< Minm 4 MercHdQts
Bank of Alaska
Site Deposit (iggf
jTHOfuns :io * pftM Capital ' O*),u0(
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j W.H. WEBB, prop.:
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■ ARCTIC SPRINGS WATER ♦
4 _ 4
r The Purest Water in all Alaska 4
Is now at the usual winter rate +
£ 10 buckets for $1.00 or 30c per. barrel b> ^
t A.D.POTEET 5
^ PHONE RED 186 ^
NORTH POLE BAKERY
ANVIL BAKERY
BEGINNING MONDAY, j.jNE 7TH, THE PRICE OF BREAT
WILL BE 10 CENTS PER .OAF OR THREE LOAVE3 FOR *
CENTS. THE SIZE OF LOAVES HAVE BEEN INCREASED
WHICH INSURES MORE AND BETTER BREAD FOR OUR
PATRONS.
CHAS. CAVBY, Prop.
cheapTuel
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$18.00 TON AT YARD
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