THE DAILY "mr ALASKAN
- OITV QFRCmL PffPER
IX. SKAGWAY, ALASKA. WEDNESDAY MARCH. 14 L9i 6
STILL COLD
I
Frigid Weather Con
tinues on Sound
spatch to Daily Alaskan.)
March 14 ? The cold wave
e down on thp country last
itinuin?. The fruit crop in
kVishinjiton will be damaged,
is believed not to anv vrreat
r?*l?ck. \ _____
WILL QUIT
Anna Gould Wants
Absolute Divorce
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Paris, March 15? Countess Castel
lan^ has fiuall.v determiaed to refuse to
listen to ary proposition except an ab
solute divorce fro oi the count.
Plow's Cardv, th est made, for sale
at the B~ss Bakery tf
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HARRISONS'
'Phones No- 4- and 55
This:
WEEK'S
= Bargains"
Axminster s?\12 Art Square $35.00 for $28- 00 I
Smiths Moquette 9x12 Art Square ?."55 fur $28.00
Pastil- Velvet 9x12 Art Square $32.50 for $26 50
Roxbury 9x12 Art Square $28.50 for $23-50
Empire Tapestry 9x12 Art Square for $17.50
Imperial Smyrna 9x12 Art Square #28 for $23-50
Imperial Smyrna 5x^ Art Square $1 1.50 for $ 9.00
Small Rugs worth $1.50 to $7 50 now $1.15 to $5.75
Yard Carpet;; worth $1.00 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 jwitterns, at 22 1-2C to 65c a yard
("AAA l)A||e of wallpaper, to go at a song,
jUUU KUIIoaud I'U sing the song myself
Applique Borders #2.50 now -. . . .$1.00 a roll
Ingrain Ceilings, 50c pow -25c a roll
Embossed and Gilt papers for hall, parlor, bedroom
and diniug room, sold elsewhere from 25c to $1.00
a roll, now 10c to 40c a roll
\V e carry all grades of houselining, family
paints, varnish, stains- oils, lead, glass,
mouldmes, etc.
TO OCR WHITEHORsE CUSTOMERS? ThU cat wills ?vo you tho
duty on C<irp*ts ?ad oa Wallpaper duty and freight.
I Clothes IHay not make the man
Dffi
But one of our HART 8 j
SCHAFFNER &
MARX
or
DAVID ADLER &
SONS.
Suits will make a mighty
big difference in your looks.
We have them from $10 1
to $40.
Copyright 1905 by
Hart SchaSner Marx
f fi. Clayson & Co.
the one price clothier
LAG EST CLOTHING AND FCRN'IHIN'G
GOODS HOUSE IX ALL OF ALASKA.
fourth and Brodway
Ml i III SEA TOWNS AKt
DfSIROVED
(Special Dispath to the Daily Alaskan.)
Honolulu, March 14? The Steamer
Sierra arrived from Samoa today. It
reports tbat there has been 110 com
munication with Tahiti, the largest o(
the Society islands, since thedisasterous '
hurricane there last month. The vol
cano on the Island of Savali is still in
eruption and on a large scale. Three
villages on the island, inc. uding Macae
ola, where the largest cocoa plantations
of the island are situated, were en
tirely destroyed. Lava is flowing to
ward the ocean in a large stream three
quarters of a mile wide.
NOT SOLD
Mining Company Doe s
Not Change Hands
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Seatlle, March 14? J. E. Chil'.ierg1, of
this city, secretary of the Pioneer Min
ing Company, of Nome, denies the stae
rnents that have been put in circu'a
tion to the effect that the company has
been sold out to Henry Bra'nober, tho
Alaskan representative of the Roths
childs. He says:
"While there is stock of the Pioneer
Mining Company for sale, if the price
asked is given, I am positive there has
been no change in the control of the
company up to date and that none is
contemplated. I know there is hardly
a week that there is not some of the
stock to change ownership. Small sales
are being made back and fo-th all the
time, but the control of the company ii
held as it has alwas been held."
LET THEM
Government Giv? s Mail Con
tracts -
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.) !
Washington, March 14? Mail con
tracts were awarded yesterday for the
delivery of mail from Seattle to Kodiak,
via Juneau, Sitka, Yak u tat, Kyak,
Orca, Ellamar, I.iscum, Valdez, I.a
touche, Seward, Seldovia, and Homer,
to the Alaska Commercial Company, j
The contract provides for a delivery j
once a ironth. The price is 8,000 a
year.
A contract for tbe delivery of mail
from Golovin bay to Council ones a :
week was let to H. S. Chester.
TWO SINK
ONCE MORE
Wilson From Europe
And in Politics
[Special Dispatch to Dally Alaskan.]
Seattle, March 14? Former Senator
John L. WilsoD l:as returned from a
nine months' trip to Europe and at
once re-entered politics in this state.
He will attempt to defeat Senator
Ankeny for re-election. Senator Piles
will lead the fight for Senator Ankeny.
John L. Wilson owns the Post
lottlligencer.
OLD Of FENDER GETS
I0NG SENTENCE
Thomas Kelly was sentenced to one
ear in jail by Judge Le Fevre for a
irime against decency. The conviction
?vas the third one for Kelly in the
jommissioner's court at Skagway, and
he offense for which he was convicted
was one which he has often repeated in
this city. Judge Le Fevre treated him,
apparently, as an habitual criminal.
It you are out of kindling see E McC
Weste. I have it bv the sac\ or cord
The Pack Train Restaurantr will
serve wine with dinner orders, free, in
place of tea or ooffee. Come on boys
Phones 90 84.
it
Believed Nellie Colmao Went
To Bottom
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.]
San Francisco, March 14? Cape. Rjs
sell, of^the schooner Mary Ann, which
was wrecked on the Alaskan coast last
November, and E. B. Graves, the owner,
the owner, are here and they say the
Nellie Colman was probably wrecked
also. The latter schooner was in the
same storm that caught the Mary Ann.,
WMS MM
Secretary ot Interior
Sends for Hog^att
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Washington, March 14? Secretary
Hitchcock, of the interior department,
today wired W. B. HoRuatt, just ap
pointed to be governor of Alaska, who
is at San Francisco, requesting him to
come to Washington for a] conference.
Fattie shells always on hand at the j
Boss Bake~y.
We offer the fo. lowing bargains
FOR THIS WEEK
Raisins and Currants, 1? pkg. !0c
Corned Beef Hash, 35o size. . 25c
Lion and Arbuckle Coffee 15c
Sen Sen Gum, 20 pkg. in box,
per box 50c
Oysters, 1s and 2s- -
Dr. Price's Baking Fowder,..
5 ? cans 190
Soap, 8 and 9 bars 25c
Syrup, i gallon can 25c
Clams, 2 cans 25c
10 and 20 Cents
ism in
Sole Agent? Rose of Ellensburg Butter
The Best in the Land
UNIONS WANT FAIR IRIAL
fOR OFFICIALS
(Sieei?l Dispatch to Daily Alfskan.)
Boise, Idaho, March 14? Gov. Go d
ing is receiving communications from
labor unions all over the country, plead
ing that Moyer, Haywood, Pettibone
and the other labor officials who have
been arrested in connection with the
murder of G>v. Steunenbarg be given
I a fair tr'al.
In response to these petitions, Got.
Gcodiner ha* issued a statement" He
says the accused will be given every
opportunity to pro7e their innocence,
but he says, if they are proved ffuilty,
he hopes that the criminal element in
labor organizations will be condemed
by all unionists.
TAKES STtP
Piles Tries to St-cnre Cable
Extension
Special Dispatch to Dally Alaskan.)
Washington, March 14? Senator Piles
todat introduced an amendment to the
army appropriation bill providing for
the expenditure of the receipts from
the Alaskan cables and telegraph lines
in the extension of the satne in the dis
trict.
If the amendment shall become a law
it is understood that the first extension
will be to Ketchikan.
DR. THOMPSON WAS
SEATTLE'S GUEST
Dr. Alfred Thompson, member of
parli ment f'cm Yukon territory, was
a sues! of M iyor Billinger, of Seattle,
tho c amber of commerce and the
Alaska Club, of that city, for few days
las'. we> k. He expressed himself as
very strongly in f t vor of the proposed
Alaska ? Yukon exposition of 1909.
AMERICAN TAILORS
READY FOR SPRING
The American tailors have received
a lirge stock of the very latest go ds
for spring sui's, trousers and overcoats.
They are also uking orders for tha
famous Born suits. Orders for Kaster
suits will be aken until Mar h 15, and
deliven by Kaster guaranteed.
Do not send orders for clothes out of
town and run the risk of not being fit
ted. We sruaractee a fit acd satisfac
tion or your money bacK.
tf American Tailors
Ail HER ONE
Oue Mure Sri am*hip Liae for
Nume Trade
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
SeatUe.Ma'ch 14? Hi: d Rolpb & Co.,
of Sun Francisco, the t ansportatation
men, will engage in the Alaska trade.
The., have opened an ofl'ce in this city
and Till begin at once t) e construction
of three 2,000 ton steamers for the
Nome route next year. This announce
ment was mad'' by Mr. Rolph who is
here at the present tfm> .
Hind, R'?lph & Co. nov.- have 18 ves
seles that are running to the Orient,
DAWSON (IAS
mm fire
The Monte Carlo buil ing burned to
the ground at Dawson early last
week. The lo.-s is esciu ated at about
J50.000.
The Monte Carlo wis situated on
First avenue in the KloLdike metropolis
and was one of the best in the city.
It was occupied b) Mui i ?y Eads' saloon
and dance hall, arestaii' int and several
other establishments o: the first flooor.
The second floor was given over to
offices,
P.cli Train Alw.if* Loadi
The Pack Train salo in always leads.
It carries only the best, luands of whis
kies, wines, beers and all the other
! goods to be had at a fi -st-class gentle
men's resort "
All the delicacies of tne season at the
Pack Train Uestaurant
IU
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True odors from the Beautiful
Flowers of France and those of
Sunny California. The latest
Creations in Deligrtful Perfum
ery from Abroad and Below at
$ ery from Aoroaa ana .tseiow ui
IWm. BRITT
CENTRALLY LOCATED
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BEST ACCOMMODATIONS
New Home Restaurant
Mrs. C. H ilty, Manager
Best 25 Cent Meals in the C'ty
FIFTH AVENUE, NEAR B iOADWAV
Good C!ean Beds From 25 Cents Up
BATHS IN CONNECTION
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Do not overlook us when in need of hard
wake. We now carry a full line of bcild
ERS HARDWARE, CARPENTER TOOLS, TAR
PAPER, TIN and GRANITEWARE
DONT* FORGET
We are the only Tinners and Plumbers that have stayed by our City, and
would 1: ise you to call and see us when in netd of anything in our litres.
NETTLES St FORD
Fourth Avenue near Brosdway .... Suagway, Alaska