THE DAILY ALASKAN
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SKAGWAY, ALASKA, MOVDAY DECEMBER 18, 1905 PRICE 10 CENTS
|r HARRISONS'
New Books
Black Alotor Car
Secret Passage
The (tame
Fisherman's Liu* a.
The Rest Policy
Pipe Town Sandy
The Reckoning
The Wood Fire iu No.
Purple and Fine Linen
Nancy Stair
The Flower of Destiuy
The Locide Secretary
A Servant of the Public
The Work of Our Hands
The Missourian
The Travelling Thirds
The Mystery of June 13th
Gift Books
Raniona
Ideal Life
? Hello Bill" Toast*
Fully for the W i-e
The Silly Sy doped ice
Knocks
Tobacco in Song ami Story
The Island oi enchantment
The Seven Se;is
Bret llarte"> 'Tier Litter"
Caroline of Courtlandt street
Out to old Aunt Mary's
Husband, wife and home
Candle lightin' time
Fij e and pouch
Joy and strength
Miss Cherry Blossom of Tokyo
An orchard princess
Krie's daughters
A proposal under difficulties, etc., etc.
Books For Young Folks
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The Chuck of the L-e.
Animal hen:e.?
I'nde Tom's C ;t'>iti
Winsome W mnanhood
Sleepy Time ><? 1
The Hoasier Schoolmaster
Queen Xi pi of 1\
A child's Garden <>i \ erses
The Wizard of < yi
Chatterbox for l'?)05
Daddy Dinks
Father Goose
Fine little pepper series
Little men and women series
Little lame prince
Black beauty
The widow O'Callahan's boys
Mother goose rhymes, etc., etc.
80--H0 B0--HO
I'oor llarry .1 \ and Father and m ither are
very > ??.< ' r. e i iJ bought thi* year's pack of
c lUTicd good* fr ? rHE IX DEPENDENT CROCKRY
th's never wo: li have hardened. I never will
buy any moi?' o'.c ' annsd srootU
FRESH H/iZE.LWOOD BUTTER
W. J. BLEDSOE
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for the Holiday trade
We have just received the largest
shipmentuiat ever came north of
Candies
Ther's None Better
These candies are direct from St
Louis and guaranteed strictlv fresh. If
not as represented your money will be
refunded
?B()5S BAKERY*
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I We are Head quarters for all kinds
fmft gaudies and Chocolates \
CHOICE
r | Bananas Oranges
Apples Lemons I
8 Nuts j
i PHUNNY PAPERS AND MAGAZINES |
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f 'Phone 41
Fitth Avenue
THE
Pack Train Restaurant
Will Serve Sunday
TrenchDinner
From 12 noon to 8 p. m.
fVtRVTHING IHE BEST
\\ THE MAKE!
Regular Dinner 50c
TEA, COFFEE or WINE and |
ICE CHE AM
WITH DICKER EREE j
mil roast
Bonrke Cochran Flajs Iq
surmice M^u
(Special Dispath to the Daily Alaskan.)
Washington, Dec. 18 ? Bourke Coch
ran, the elequent New York congress
man, scored the insurance companies
Saturday in a characteristic speech. He
would confine the business of each com
pany to the states for which it was
chartered. He siiys the system as now
conducted is vicious. He unmeici fully
| flayed the officers of the big companies
NOT GOOD
jEuglish Unemployed Mikej
Demonstration
( Special Dispatch to the Daily Alaskan)
f Three thousand of London's unem
ployed made a demonstration yesterday
at St. Paul's cathedral as the wealthy
of the city were celebrating the relig- j
ious services.
i GET PIN
Bl<*ka Souvenirs Free To
Skagway Ladies
I
Every ludy calliug at our store be
tween now and Christmas Day will be
: given an Alassan souvineer hat pin
: free of charge. The pin will be found
: both novel and useful.
D.) not forget that we carry the best
stock of diamands, watches abd high
grade jewelry in the north; that we sell
| them at prices that are right and that
I there is nothing so appropriate for a
] gift as a pu e, chaste t;em; a fcood, re
liable watch of standard make, or a
beautiful and useful piece of jewelry of
the best finish.
H. D. Kirmse, j
Pioneer Jeweler.
Coal and Wood
For the best coal, and wool in any
j length, call Lucavish, phone 1)3. tf
A large stock of Plow's famous
candies just received at the t'ora
Bakery. tf
! Hegg's souvenir books, only $1 at
1 Harriso'ns.
Elegant glove and handkerchief
boxes filled with choicest candies at
Muir's.
We wish as near as possible to
Dispose of all our shelf goods before January 1st as
we intend to move at that time, and we want to have
on hand as lew goods as possible to move and we
will give you some very interesting prices on large
or small quantities of goods- It will pay you to stock
up for the winter while these prices last. We will
quote a few prices- but the bargains are to numerous
to mention in detail.
Crockery, Cut Glass, Briu-a-Brrc,
Granite Ware, Silver Ware ana
Baske's. .. . 40 per cent off.
5 Cans of Pioneer or Carra'ion
Cream at 45c
16 Poun s of Granulated Susrar,
at $1 00
9 Bars of Wood Chuck Soap 25c
2 Pound Can of Golded Gate Coffee,
at 70c
Good sta'darJ can-ed Corn, Peas,
Beans and Tomatoes, per can
straight 10c
Good standard Cherries, per can 15c
Oysters, 1 pound cans per c in. -10c
Roast Beef ,2 pound cats, per can20c
Schillings Best Baking Powder. I
pound cans, per can 30c
Schillings Best Coffee, One Star,
per pound 20c
Schillings Best Coffee, Three Star,
per pound 30c
Welch Grape Juice, pints 25c
We ch Grape Juice, 2 pints 40c
Coal Oil, 10 gallons to case, per
case $2 40
Gasoline, 10 gallons to case, per
case. $3 40
B*ue Bibbon Tea, per psund ? 40c
The Ross-Higgins Go.
LSSIANS FEAR W1TTE
[Special Dispatch to the Daily Alaskan.]
St. Petersburg, Dec. 19 ? The government is making herculean efforts to restore
peace and order in the Russian empireand the effects of the work being done are becoming
apparent. The people are becoming terrorized. While the government says it is only
fighting -'Red Revolution," the people fear a new "white terror." All of the leaders of
the leaders of the proletariat of high standing are in hiding. They said they will strike
the government blow for blow. That they are desperately in earnest is conceded and
Count Witte realizes that his own life is in danger. Troops guard the palace where he
abides.
MUTINY AT MOSCOW QUELLED
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Moscow, Dec. 18 ? Rostoff grenadiers mutinied this morning and eiezed the fort
which they garrisoned. Private Schabaroff was placed in command and he trained the
machine guns on the loyal troops. Later the mutineers lost their nerve and a portion of
heir number returned to duty. Finally the remainder of them surrendered their leaders
to the loyal troops.
110 GETS ir
Great Japanese Stitrsnun
To Control Korea
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.]
Tokyo, Dec. 18 ? Marquis Ito has been
made resident general of Korea He
will have fall charge of the Japanese
interests in the peninsular kingdom
and will be backed by the Japanese
array.
mm ROBBERS HOLD If
NORTHERN PACIFIC
I Seattle, Dec. 18? The Northern Pa
' cific North Coast Limited was held up
| seven miles west of North Yakima Sat
urday night. The through and local
safes were dynamited and robbed.
| The robbars did their work systemat
| ically and took no chances. They
caused the mail and express cars to be
I detached from the remainder of the
| train. These were run two miles up
the track before they were opened and
the safes blown. None of the passen
gers were molested.
A posse began the pursuit of the rob
bers yesterday morning and it is still
keeping up the chase, though there
havs been no results.
Winter Mining on MoKse Creek
George Adams was in town thie week
and reports unusual activity on McKee
creek. There are 25 men at work and
thev are all hustlers. By next week
all preliminary work will have been
finished and sluicing begun. Advantage
have been taken of the warm weather
and the prospects for the winter are
good.? Atlin Claim.
AGROUND
Str. Or^ gou Ashore On Doug
las Maud
And 2,000 other Alaskan Views at
half price until January 1.
8x10 views 25 cents each.
5x7 views, 15 cents each: 2 for 25 cents.
14x17 views, 75 cents each,
Just the thing to miil to friend for
Xraas Case & Draper.
Rn^i and L 1C0 Curtains Washed
Now is the time to get your rugs and
lace curtains washed. The Ro,\al laun
dry is making a specialty of this work
and it guarantees satisfaction- fcf
ARE LOST
Government Loses Truce Of
Li ud Thieves
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
j Washington, Dec. 18? The depart
i ment of justice has lost all trace of S.
j A. D. Piuer and H. G. McKinley and
! the latter's wife, formerly Marie Ware,
j Puter and McKinley are under convic
tion in the Oregon land fraud cases.]
They were released to testify against^
Congressman Binger Hermann. Their
| whereabouts is not now known.
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Don't fail to see the elegant display
j of Christmas candies at Muir's.
Children's and misses' straw hats
greatly reduced at Harrisons'
FOUR BURN
Lives Lost iu Ohio Theatre
Fire
(Special Dispatch to the Daily Alaskan.)
Loraia, O , Dec. 18? Fourlires were
lost in a fire which caused the destruc
tion of the Verbeck theatre building
last might. The people who were
burned to death were living in apart
ments in the building.
Howard Is Warm Jfambrr
From present indications it will nev
er get cold in this part of Alaska.?
Seward Gateway.
I If you want any hauling done ring up
the Alaska Transfer Company. Phone
5 10. Residence phone 40. tf
r UAH I If U m PRAIIICAL HQUPAY GOODS
Now is the time to get the best
and get it to suit. Our assort
ment is complete for all jour
Christmas wants.
Come and see for yourself that
our goods for the Holidays are
thoroughly up with the times in
variety, novelty and (rood quali y
and are sold at surprisingly low '
prices.
COME AND SEE
A piece of Mistletoe given away
with every purchase
1a Lta. BR ITT
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Curios, Photographs
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The largest stock of Indian Curios
The choicest selection of Alaska Views
The only Eastman Kodak and films; house |
The Only thoroughly Equipped Studio "
In Southeastern Alaska
CASE & DRAPER
^Skagway and Jflneaj, .... Alaska