THE DAILY ALASKAN
CITV QFP1C1HL Pff PER
i\ ^KAGWAY, ALASKA. MONDAY MARCH. 5 \m
SHIP ItAVES
' Sa ita CI ;:a Tnk < Horses to
Y.ildet
(SperM r>i?p?U5h to D?ily Al?skan )
Seattle. Marvh 5- The Santa Clara
l?ft thi? v'ttv !aat nithl for Sew*r\l ard
ViUfi wiih many passengers. Sh*
took SO horses 'or work oj the Yaldei
Fairhanks trait.
? The v'or? n * 1 t*ke the first mai:
this year to Nam * She "ill Isa^e
^ Seattle May 1.
All (MAIN
tli Sui-s Claim S.-attle
Kl otion Tomorrow
Special Pisp*?ch to Daily Alaskan.
Seattle, March 5 Roth the ropubli
C.-ns an 1 the municipal ownerrhip p*r
tyites are confident of victory at to
morrow's election Each will make
?.t itements this evening, senilis forth
the^r claims.
? < j. Mnwaaay
HARRISONS
'Phones No 4- and 55
This
r ti
WEEK'S
= Bargains::
Administer 9\12 Art Square $:?5.00 for $28 00
Smit!-- Moqnette 9x13 Art Square tS5 for $28.00
Rtssaic Velvet 9x12 Art Square $32.50 t'? -r $26 50
Roxburv i?\12 Art Square >^..">0 for $23-50
Kmpi re Tapestry '.'xTJ Art Square *20 for $17\50
Imperial Smyrna 9x12 Art Square $28 for $23-50
Imperial Smyrna 5\s Art Square ?11 "i0 for $ 9.00
Small Rugs worth $l.50to$7 50 now $1.15 to $5.75
Yard Carpets worth ?1.00 to $3.S5 a yard this week
at 85c to $1 50 a yard ]
Mattings. Soe to 90c a yard, this week, 'your choice of
10 {bitterns, at 22 1-2C to 65c a yard
rAA n aIIc wallpaper. to ?? at a song,
JUU I^UIIvand I'll sing the song myself.
Applique Borders s-2.50 now $1.00 a roll
Ingrain Ceilings. 50e now -25c a roll
Embossed and liilt papers for hall, parlor, bedroom
ami dining room, sold elsewhere from 26c to >1.00
a roll, now 10c to 40c a roll
W e carry all grades of houselining, family
paints, varnish, stains- oils- lead, glass,
mouldings- etc.
TO CURW HirEJiOR^EvUATOMERJ ThU cat will s%r? you the
d at y on Carp?t? ?nd on Wallpaptr duty and
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Cloiftcs may Dot ittaKc the man
But one of our HART
SCHAFFNER &
MARX
or
,1. DAVID ADLER &
t SONS
Suits will make a mighty
big difference in your looks.
We have them from $10
to $40.
T
Copyright 1905 by
H?r: Schiirner or Mtrx
f B. eiayson S Co.
THE ONE PRICE CLOTHIER
SET fourth and Brodway :
NOME WILL HAVE ANOTHER
RAILROAD
Seward Peninsu'a Company Will Connect
Kougarok W ith Bering Sea by Rail -
Will Build 100 Miles ot Track
VVashincton, Machs? It was official
ly f ntiounced tfxl*y that 100 miles of
rai.roaa will be bu'lt this nimmer b
twecti Nome antl Kou?#ro!< Major I -
I
I H. French, of Nome, will be the re
s ilent Agent of the road. Dr. Citbel
Whitehead, of Nome, will h a member
of the advisory board of the company.
FOR UNCLE
;''Kia" Whit** Pieads for
R ial ire's L b riy
(Special Dispath to the Dailj Alaskan 1
Walla Walla. Marvh 5? Before
mounting the scaffold last Friday
' Kill" White inform?.! Warden Kit*
tha'. John Kug. the notorious ??fe
blower who is serving a life sentence as
an habitual criminal, is hi* uncle a.,t!
he begged that he be gir,n his liberty.
WILL LOOK
\j. L. Bil^s Comes Alter
L*n;e Game
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskar.
Seattle, March 5 ? L. L. Bales left on
the Santa Clara for the purpose of
gathering specimens of large game in
Alaska for the federal government.
(iEORGIUiMGS
mtw CROWD
The Georgia arrived at 2 o'clock
wiih .Vj passengers from Juneau for
Skagway. They includtd the Elks'
Dramatic Company, of Juneau, and the
i brass l.ind.
The Georgia will return to Juneau
at S a. m. tomorrow.
; Mr* and Mtn Mooihonn Eot?rti in.
One of the most enjoyable hous?
parties that bare taken place in Skag
way this winter was that given by
Mrs. Moorhouse ami Miss Moorhouse at
their residence on K gth avenue Satur
day night Five hundred was played
at six tables. Miss Ksvanaugh won the
ffrst prize, Mrs J. P. Rogers the lone
hand prize and Miss Culbertson. the
consolation prize. A pprapriate refresh
ments w>;re served.
At tkr Matcot
? Mt. Vernon rye ar-d Old Belmon
whiskeys, double stamped foods, at
wholesale prices at the Mascot saloon
IN LINE
President Fmors Help For
Alask n Ro da
(Special dispatch to the Pailv Alaskan!
Washington, March 5 ? Represents
lives of several railroad lines In Alaska
called bpon President Hoosevelt Satur
day, urging assistance from the fe lersi
govermenl. The executive Informed '
them that he favored coverment aid i
fi r their ro?<is and would support their
efforts to secure it. He said he woulii
ask the senate and bouse commune* to
to take favorable ;.et ior.
For Quick Til^ls
Representative Dillon intioduced a
bili Saturday in the house permittinp
tbe judges of the United State- distrlc
court in Alaska to appoint commission
er to speedily try criminal ca.-es, al?o [
making officers of the l"n<; d States
revenue cutter service ju?lices cf the '
pe. ee to try certain minor criminal ,
cases. ?
?
V icltnknii lUroBn ndi PardMia.
Judjji- Wickersham has joined in re
commending tbst the president pardon
Charles Hubbard, who is serving 15
years for killing a mm at Fort Yakoa.
and J. Notti, servinc two years (or as
saulting a man for jumping a placet
'1 im at Fairbanks.
i Fctm r !k ev>r? ha rf?
Frank L. Cochran and Miss F.lla M
Robillard were marr ed at the Mttho
d'?t church last evening. After the
ceremony Mr. and Mrs Cochran pave a
dinner to a few of their frierds at the
McNeiley cafe.
Mr. Cochran is au old sourdough
having been in Alaska and Piwson for
the past cine years. His bride arrived
from Seattle on 'he Farallon yesterday
afternoon.? Seward Gateway Feb. ?1!
ro CURE A TOLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quit, ne
Tablets. Druggists re'und monov tf tt
ails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S Signa
ure is on ctcfc box. 25c.
The Mascot saloon sells Majors
oy the buik or case goods at wholesale
nrices All th > old brsnds always on
band.
For cne week only we
will make the following
prices
Postum Cereal 25c Malta Vita 15c
Atlas Oats 15c H. O. Oat Meal 15c
Cero Fruits 10c Ball Blueine 5c pkg
Ralston Breakfrst Eood 15 cents per pkg
Acme & Blue Steam Flour $1.40 per sack
All ! kinds of Jellies and Jams 20 cents
Olive Oil- Gallon Cans $1-00
1 1S1IIS Mil
Sole Agent? Rose of Ellensburg Butter
! I The Best in the Land
<m JWis Rtrisis 10
TAKf GOVERNORSHIP
Business Interests Prevented Collector Cus
toms FromTaking Cffice Answer "s Final
Perkins, Hoggatt or Clum Probably
jSpoeial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan )
Washington, March 4-C'apt. P. fl.
Jarvls arrlred at th* capital j-ea'erdar
afternoon and ca'led uixwi the presi
dent at a o'clock. Ho refuaed. for buai
j r.fss reasons, to accept the appoint
ment a? governor of Alaaka. Presi
dent Roosevelt accepted the answer as
final, and will apuolnt tome one else.
While it is probable that the preai
dent will make the appointment from
the thf** ?ctl*;? e?rwl d*t*?. Col. W
T. Perkin?. W. B. Hor;;iti ar.d John P.
rinm, he m?j eo out* < ? for the mwi.
It i? here t> at ("apt. JtrTi*
c?r. h?re the n*mir(f < ' the foreroor if
he ?bou)d *.?k for the It
U known th*t ho h*l 'tend* ?x!or??l
W. B nojfrslt for the ilace.
PoctiriM!- r Gerer*! Cortelyoa i?
working hurt! to ?ect> e the appoint
rocnt of < "loro.
Al SfAITlt
Dr. Thomson Ooi>?nlts Wiih
Qnpfn Ci?y People
[Special Dispatch to IHily Alaakan
Seattle. March 5- Or \lfred Thomp
son, of Pawaoo, member of the Pomin
ion parliament for Yukon territory, i?
in this city for the purpose of conftrng
with the Seattle chamber of commerce
?mi the Alaska Club with ref?reic? to
the pro|ios*d Alaska- Yukon fair before
he joins Got. Melnne*. at Ottaw*. in an
effort to secure an appropriation for il
from the Pominion irorernment
Kor? Crm* ml On
Whltehorse. March 5 A White P*?
stag' arrived this afternoon from Paw
son with K. il. Ackermao. t'.aney Hib
ban] and Miss Si Ira. for Skagway. and
210 pounds of mail.
A stage left for Pawsm thi* af'er
noon with six p?s?engers ami a !aree
quantity or freieht.
Prlni In >1 B irk r shop L?i>d?
The IVincipal Rarbershop and Baths
is tne leading tonsorial esta' lishment
ii Alaska. Krerything in all the de
partment* is strictly modern. The
baths are first class in all respect*.
KILLS MANY
Tortiad i Of-al* Drnth And
I) 8irnr >n
(Special I>?paich to 1'aiir Ala?kan.)
Mobile, Ala . Marc 3 A terrible
torntdo ?wppt aero** * rdp Hretch of
Mi*?ia*ppi, dealing dea h arid de*truc
tion loot nifh- The r ty of Meridian
wa* the m *t Twenty-oo*
white* and n.or? han <> n?eroea were
killed The llama. e t< property will
exceed fl.vm.nno Tt' i??r>d? of p*opla
w*it ou'?fde ,n ih" torr* ni?of rain that
succeeded ihe wind.
Many to*i? ?? tvr.- i damage and
all wire* a t down.
Will H (>*4lt to Alm.km
fc'ia*Ka ha* ha<l one more org ret cor
rected by the pre? nt appointing
Dantid I' rull? n to n r .Vt*hip at We?t
Point military ?c?dernj. Thia ia
Alaska'* fir?? cadet ard from (ha ac
count* received ?p fee' *nre he will he
a credit to hi* Northern home.? Sitka
Alaakan.
1 'low \ Card?, th e*t made, for ?ale
at the Fk ** Hakery tf
AIwcyt.K? ib* Foil Nimr -
lJ-axatlvg Rromo Qamme JC ryr &
Cures a Cold b On? D?y, Crista 2 D.yj^' J&y?
Miwwy
^rrvt^ fcot. 2k
True odors from the Beautiful
Flowers of France and those of
Sunny California. The latest
Creations m Deligrtful Perfura
g ery from Abroad and Below at
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S.' CENTRALLY LOCATED
I
HEPT WTOVMi NATIONS
New Home Restaurant
J Mrs. C. Hilty. Manager
Best 25 Cent Meals in the C'ty
| FIFTH AVENUE, NEAR BROADWAY
Good Clean Beds From 25 Cents Up
EATHS IN CONNECTION
! . . . v. . . . . vuy.ks* ?
N ETTLES& FORD
PLUMBERS
The Pioneer Tin and Hardware Store
PITE AND PIPE FITTINGS. BRASS AND IRON VALVES.
STEAM AND WATER PACKING. TINNERS AND
PLUMPERS' SUPPLIES
Manufacturers of Yukon Stoves
Fifth Avenue near Broadway .... Stacway, Alaaka