THE DAILY ~3?*r ALASKAN
OITV OFf=ICIKL PWPER
IX. HKAltWAY. IL4SKA. TUESDAY MARCH. 13 W6 Tr CK 0<EN 9
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# sponsible for H >ggatt
eclal Dispatch to D-iily Alaskan.)
ashington, March 13? The uppoint
of Wilfred B. Hoscatt, of Juneau,
govercor of Alaska, to succeed
Brady was the result of the
recommendations of Capt. D. Q.
of Alaska, and Senator Uetu
'ay, of Indiana. '
WILL flfitll
Jimmy Brit t and Kid Her
nitu are Matched
i
i .
^ (Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Los An?eles, March 13? Jimmy Britt
and Kid Herman are matched to fight
20 rounds hera within six week . They
? ill fight at 133 pounds.
Pattie shells always on hand at the
Boss Bake 'y. **
HARRISONS
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WEEK'S
aaa?n ?asMum milium 'iwwiftM
=Bargains=
Axuiiuster 9x12 Art Square $35.00 for $28 00
Smiths Moquette 9x12 Art Square #35 for $28,00
Passaic Velvet 9x12 Art Square $32.50 for $26-50
Koxbury i?xl2 Art Square i?2S.o0 for $23-50
Empire Tapestry 9x 12 Art Square $20 for $17.50
Imperial Smyrna 9x12 Art Square #28 for $23-50
Imperial Smyrna 5xS Art Square $11.50 for $ 9.00
Small Rugs worth >1.50 to #7 50 now $1.15 to $5.75
Yard Carpets worth -51.00 to ?1.85 a yard this week
at 85c to $1 50 a yard
Mattings, 3oc to 90c a yard, this week, your choice of
10 patterns, at 22 l-2c to 65c a yard
CTHAA DaIIc ' wallPaper, to go at a song,
3?UU liUllO and I'll sing the song myself
Applique Borders $2.50 now $1.00 a roll
Ingrain Ceilings, 50c now 25c a roll
Embossed and Gilt papers for hall, parlor, bedroom
and dining room, sold elsewhere from 25c to 51.00
a roll, now 10c to40c a roll
We carry all grades of liouselining. family
paints, varnish, stains, oils- lead, glass,
mouldmes- etc.
TO OUR WHI rEKOR-EtD ?TOUERS ThU cut willaive you ha
dnty on C*rp*t? sod on Wnllptptir duty and frelKht.
^ aE$En$aE5arzsK2E&ai
?lotbc$ may not make the man
^
But one of our HART
SCHAFFNER &
MARX
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or
DAVID ADLER &
SONS
Suits will make a mighty
big difference in your looks.
We have them from $]0
to $40.
Copyright 1905 by
Hart Schatther or* Marx
f fi. Clayson s 0o.
THE ONE PRICE CLOTHIER
LAGtST CLOTHING AND FURJJIHIXG X/\llH#k 4M/1
GOODS HOUSE IX ALL OF ALASKA. jOIIHl) 3ttU
PASSES m\
Susan B. Authony Dies of
Fnenmouii
[Special Dispatch to Daily A'askan.]
Rochester, N. Y., March ir>? Susan
B. Anthony died at this place st one
o'clock this morning of pneumonia.
Susan Brownell Anthony was one of
the leading advocates of woman suf
frage io this country. She was a social
reformer and temperance i dvocate.
She was born at South Adam', Mass ,
Feb. 20, 1820.
Sum Kuufman Take, a Wif.
Late news from the south says S. G.
Kaufman, formerly of Skagway, was to
wed Miss Ella Blum, oi Tacoma, last
Sunday, March 11. Mr. and Mrs. Kauf
man will reside at Aberdeen, where,
Kaufman Brothers have a large store.
A B. Meitioe Tonlgh'.
There will be a meeting of the Arctic
Brotherhood this evening. There will
be initiation and other interesting
proceedings.
Spread Rapidly Over Body? Limbs j
and Arms Had to Be Bandaged !
and Scalp Looked Dreadful ? |
Suffered Untold Misery for Three j
Years? Better in Two Months
.
MARVELOUS CURE BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES
"My son, ?who is now twenty-two
years of age, when he was four months
old began to have eczema on his face,
spreading quite rapidly until he was
nearly covered. We hail all the doctors
around us and some from larger places,
but no one helped him a particle.
The eczema was something terrible,
and the doctors said it was the worst
case they ever saw. At times his whole
body and face were covered, all but his
feet! 1 had to bandage his limbs and
arms; his scalp was just dreadful. I
used many kinds of patent medicines
before trying the Cuticura Remedies, ?
all to no avail.
"A friend teased me to try Cuticura.
At last I consented, when my boy
was three years and four months
old, having had eczema all that time,
and suffering untold misery. I began to
use all three of the Cuticura Remedies;
the Cuticura Soap helped as well aa
the Ointment. He was better in two
months; in six months he was well;
but I gave him the Cuticura Resolvent
one year, ? using twelve bottles, I
think, ? and always used the Cuticura
Soap for bathing, and do now a good
deal. He was four years old before
he was well, and his skin became per
fectly fair when cured. I give you per
mission to publish this letter for I am
always glaa to do good when I can. I
think I have told you all there is neces
sary to tell." Mrs. R. L. Risley,
Oct. 24, 1905. Piermont, N. H.
Complete Extrraal and Internal Treatment for my
Hun?>>r, from Pimple* to Scrofula, from Infancy to Arn,
consisting of Cuticura Soap, 25c., Ointment, JOc.. HeaoIV
?nt, 50c. jin form off Chocolate Coated Pll It, 13c. per rial
of <?), mar h? had off all drugriat*. A tingle set often cures
the nin*t di?tr*?inr <?????, wh-n ail other remedies, and
eeen the be?t phvricianatalL Potter Drug * Chcm. Corp
Soie Props., Bo?ton, Man.
mw Mailed Free, " How to Cure DMgurlag Humori*
and "All About the Skis, Scalp, 11 air, aad Hands.'*
GUARD GOtS
British Semi -Artilleryman
to Peking
(Special Dispatch to Daily Ala?kar. )
London, March 13? A detachment of
40 artillerymen, under the command of
Capt. Ward, has been ordered to p-o
ceed to Peking immediately to guard
the British legation.
Quia* at N'Bohnnc
Shangha1, March 13 ? The French
gunboat Ol'yest and the British train
ing ship Teal have arrived here from
Nanchanc. They say everything is
quiet at the inland town, where the
disturbances have been.
NOT GOOD
Bureaucracy Arraying Class j
Againt Clas9
(Special Dispatch to Dailv Alaskan.
St. Petersburg, March 13- Princc
Mestzergerny is malting an effort to
offset the effort* of the reactionists to
divert the alien' ion of the people from
the reforms they have been seeking
and tbe strong polio of repression th-y
urge. He warns the bureaucrats that
the? are playing a dange-ous tame in
arraying class againist class.
FALLOUT
i\al Op raters Wi'l M k
No Conc-ssions
(Special Dispatch to Dully Alaskan )
New York, March 13? The coal op
erators kbsolutely refuse to meet ary
of the demands of tbecoa' miners. They
issued a statement yesterday rleclar.
i o jj for an open shop ana dec ining to
enter into any agreement with the la
bor organizations, or to recognize them
in any way.
A strike is threatened bsrause of the
declaration and it seems more likely
now thm it has seemed at any time
since the '. eginninfc' of negotiations.
PHISCAIOR'S WILL
IS I0CAT1D
The last will of the late Frank Phis
cator was found in the sale which has
born on his claim on Eldorado creek for j
a long time. By the provisions of the ;
will all the estate of the deceased:*
left to his son, Frank, who is aUending |
school in Portland, Oregon. The boy ,
is 15 j ears old.
The Pack Train Restaurantr wili
serve wine with dinner orders, fre<\ in
place of tea or eoffee. Come on boys
Plow's Car.dy, th est made, for sale
at the B-ss Bakery
We offer the fo lowing bargains
FOR THIS WEEK!
Ra'sips and Currants, 1? pke- |0c
""orned Beef Hash, 35c 9ize. 25c
Lion and Arbuokle Coffee 15c
Sen Sen Gum, 20 pkR. in box,
per box 50c
Oysters, 1s and 2s
Dr. Price's Biking Fowder,..
5? cans 1-90
Soap. 8 and 9 bu s 25c
Syrup, i gallon can 25c
Clams, 2 cans 25c
10 and 20 Cents
lit 11S11 11
Sole Agent? Rose o t Ellensburg Butter
The Best in the Land
CntROKEE OUTLAWS KILL
DEPIIY MARSHALS
Three Men Shot By Indian Desperadoes Who
Ambush Them- Another Battle May
Begin at Any Time
(Special Dispatch to Dully Alaskan.)
Vinita, Ind. T , March 13? A United
I States marshal's posse consisting of
, si* men, was ambushed by the Wueric
liffe panp o( fu'l blood Cherokee
Indians fr"tn the Nijjhthawk reserva
tion and three were ahot dead. They
were Deputy Marshal Gilestrap and
Tosseraen Tuttle and Terry.
[ Three of the Wa?rkl T* bro her*, ft
J vear Kfo, kill'd I'nited -tales Msrshai
Vier. Tbej were locited j^sterday
at the home of an unr > A pone
itarted out to captur th?m. The
posse was ambushed ? ith the result
stated.
Ooe bundrel men *r? advancing
upon theouilaws and a fi.rht is expected.
FOR PUCE
Meyer to Snecml Taft in
War Department
(Sreti-l Dispatch to Da'iy Al-skan.)
Washington, March IS? George V*.
L. Meyer, of Masschusc tu, anjb?s?a
dor to Rua?-ia, will *ucc? ed Secretary
Taft in the cabinet, in t ie event the
latter should become a uatice of the
suoreme court.
Pressure i* being brought to bear to
eep Secretary Taft in the cabinet
Senator Warren, of Wyoming, railed
on the president and urged thai today
Mot- m? nt of S ?m
Whit?hor*e. Varch 13 ? A White
F*?ss singe left f r Dawson al 7 r- w.
yesterday wnh fire passenger*,
p iu- d- 01 frelnht and e*:'re*a and TOO
p mnd- of mail
A stage arrived yesterday with ltf
p >unds of mail.
AVIfFICM T4IL0RS
KEADY I OR J>PRI\fi
The American tailor* have received
a I rge stuck of the very laUslgo ds
for spring aui s, trousers and overcoat*
They are a'so taking orders for th*
famous Born suiia. Orders for Kaster
suits will he aken until Mar> h 15. and
deliver) bv Kaster guaranteed.
Do not s<>nd orders for clothe* out of
town and run the risk of not being fit
led. We guarantee a fit andaatufiC
tion or your money bacK. ,
tf * American Tailors
DIM HYING
Great Z nni-t's E; d Is Near
At Hit J
(Special D.?r>a'eh to I ?iljr Alu<tn.)
C hicacn. M arch l.t? " ?>* end of John
Alexard' r I\)? e I* dc fir off. It i*
belfev*d hi? death wil! I ke piace woo.
Gene-a: OTPr*eer V'o1 --a h*? i?n?(i a
proclamation u; ice t.he l?alh of IV>?ie
i* near at hand. He p claim' hitraelf
'o l>e the head of Zi?io h ? dutt t to be
gin with the deatn o? tJ-? dj ice leader.
HARD TR P
Ala?kH R a ? I! te R??ngh
T in ?'f I'
? Special Di?pa'ch to T"*ily Aitakau.)
S*?etie. March 19- he Al Ki aod
the Eicelttor arrived f >m Aiaaka j?
tenia? af'er bard trip p?outb- bound. ff
P<cV Tr<l< Al* |n Le?1?
The Pack Train ??lo. n alway* lead*,
tt Carrie* ooly the be*- ->> ?nd? jf ?hl?
kiea, wine*. b~er* aod all the other
(rood* to he had at a fimt-cla-s eeotie
meu'a reaort tf
All the delicac e* of t -,e #ea?oo at th?
Pack 1 rain Kwuuran
True odors from the Beautiful
Flowers of France and those of
Sunny California. The latest
Creations in Deligrtful Perfum
8 ery from Abroad and Below at
m. BRITTl
? CENT H ALLY LflCATED
S)@(?(SK?iW ?i^l.;,lrjrtrt-iilrwnrirl?it?
BEST ACCOMMODATIONS
! New Home Restaurant
Mrs. C. Hilly, Manager
Sest 25 Cent Meals in the C'ty
FIFTH AVENUE, NEAR B .CMDWAY
Good Clean Beds F om 25 Onts Up
BATHS IN CONNECTION
? ? .x.x?i?xs????se????L. juxmk* soww-jw gssesm*
?Cy-C>'C>*Cb ?
p Do not orerloo* u? when In reed of rariv
vaiE. We now curry n fall lin-- of BCILD
F.RS HARP WARE. "AKPEVTEt: TOOLS, TAR
PAPER, TIN and OKAVITEWARi:
PONT* FORGET
We are the ool>- Tlnn rs and Plumber* tbat hare staved by our Ciiy, and
would 1 ke vou to call and s< e us when in n<>?d of anvthinjr in our lii w.
NETTLES&FORD
Fourih Arenue near Brosdway .... Stcagwaj. Alaska
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