THE DAILY "IWT ALASKAN
? OITV OFFICIAL- PAPER
iy ~~ SKAGWAY, ALASKA, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 6 1900 PRICE 10 CENTS
JEFEERSON
SIARTS NORTH
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskanl 1
Seattle. Sep. 6-The J.ffersoa sailed
from this place for Ska# way last night.
Elk*' Mwetrnx
There will be a regular meeting of
Skagway Lodge No. 4.51, Benevolent
anil Protective Order of Klks, at their
hall, Thursday. b.|>teml>er 0, at 3 p. m.
There will be initiation.
All visiting Elks are invited to at
M. S. Whittier
Secretary
Hewett An Arctio Brother
Frank Hewett, of the Hewett Carnival
Company which has plaved engage
ments at Skagway in each of the two
last years, is a member of the Arctic
r Bro herhood. They pasaed him over
the trail at Cleary\Clty recently.
River S earner Wracked
The little steamer Caswell that was
beinc operated on the Sushltna river
was wi coked last mouth at Tynook on
Cook inlet.
The best n:"als and best service at
Skasway can be secured at the biftb
Avenue hotel. "
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' HARRISONS'
new School Books
Dryer's Physical Geography,
Caesar's Gallic War.
Thomas' Elementary History.
Lock wood's Lessons in English.
.Myers' General History,
W entworth's Practical Arithmetic,
Bennett's Latin Grammar
Gorily & Meads Grammar.
Kee<l it Kelloggs Graded Lessons,
Thomas' Advanced History.
Wentwortli's Higher Algebra.
New Tablets and Composition Hooks,
Fabers, Compass and Dividers.
PHONES 4 and 55
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Smoke
ROVIRA'S
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CUBAN
MADE
f L ARABf
CIGARS
The Best.
In 3 Sizes'.
T. Dortero^
Sole A^ent for
Alaska
v? 1 1 t Bread. Cakes, Pies Dough
? I 0111 P 1UI*S au(* ^okies. Cake
llVrlllw made to order. 'Phone 13t>
& # NORTH END CROCERV^^
| Unless you Raw Che I
* money *
And inclination to
needlessly waste it
I yon shonld buy a
H. s. & M.
or (
Adler &Sons
Fall Suit
of us this season
The choice of fabrics
is large, the tailoring '
is good, the fit per- 1
feet and style abso- '
lutely correct.
And you can have -
the suit ready to put
on at once.
Call ami examine our
immense line.
Copyright 19?^ by
T. fi. glayson 4 Co.
THE ONE PRICE CLOTHIER
LARGEST CLOTHING AND FURNIHING 4MJ Qma/Iih*i1
goods house in all op Alaska. r0i!nn and Droawayi
J. B. MOORE SELLS INTERESTS
J. Bernard Moore has sold his inter
est in the Moore Wharf Company and
the Moore Townsite Company. While
the negotiation* have been in progress
I for some time the final transfer was
made this morning. The consideration
named in the transfer of the whaif
property, which was a 221 per cent in
terest. is $22,750, and that of townsite
is $o. but it i* understood that the total
consideration was about 135,000, though
It has not been made public. J. B. Moore
owntd 124 per cent, interest in the
townsite property.
The purchasers of this splendid prop
erty are Earnest Collins and David
1 Fulton, of London, Kngland. They ac- ,
' quire not only the property desoribtd ,
but J. Bernard Moore's interest in ail ^
' the notes raortg-a^es and other bills re
ceivable of the two companies meot
1
iooed.
The consideration in these transact
ions indicates a faith in the future of
Skagwajr and Is a testimonial to ita pre
ent prosperous condition. It is at the
raU' of about *1*0,000 for 'he entire in
terest of the Moore town?:'? and wharf
people in this city.
Mr. Moore was the locator of the
Skagway townsite and the patent to it
was issued in Ms name. He haa been a
I reaidept of the place for 20 jean. ud
?ioc? bit father, Capt. William Moore,
disnoeed of an ioter??t lath* towneite
and tbe Moor* wharf which waa ld?
tical;wiih that ?ld ihia -r.ominf .ha baa
beeo the hearieat iodiridua: owner Is
Skagway property.
Mr Moore retana considerable inter
eat in Ska?way. He owb* the property
where he reaklea and the aereral town
low eocloeed with his dweihne
WILLIAM J. BRVAN WELCOMED BY 60.000 NfBRASKANS
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan]
Lincoln, Neb., Sep. 5 ? William J.
Bryan arrived at home la?t night, and
was met by 60,000 people, who joined
in a patade with ?ix brass bands and
accompanied the returning statesman
to the capitol grounds where he deliv
ered a happy speech. The reception I
was such an one as never set n in this
section of the country and was a fitting
climax to the triumphant trip Mr.
Bryan has had across the country from
New York.
Gov. Mickey introduced Mr. rtryao,
and in miking the introduction he re
ferred to "bogus reformers." The vast
auiience misinterpreted the remark,
thinking It was made as a slighting ref
erence to Bryan because the governor
disagrees with his politic#. The I
chief executive was hi skI until he w?s
compelled to explain*
Mr. Bryan said, in thf course of hi*
speech, that the trip abroad had csus
ed him to have a grenter appreciation
of American citizenship Never before,
he said, did he fully appreciate the real
greatness of his country. He had to
see other oountries to completely un
dervtacri the ma#niSc?oe? of hi? o?n
io lt? fullest entent.
Hons AlUcki BrjM
N?? York, Sept. 6- S?n*tor P. C
Koox. of l>oo?TlT?iii*, r? turned from
Koropr u*J?y. R^frrritf to firyM ?
dteltrMkxi en th- yoT?rntn?ot o?or
?hip of ntliroad*. h# mhI. Mr. Bryt?
hu opMHri his month only to put hi*
fool in it.
ROOSIVtll TO TAKE HAND
IN NEW YORK
Oyster Bay, Sep. 6? President Roose- 1
velt is going to take a hand in the re. ]
publican complications in the state of |
New York. Congressman Littaueraml
Poaltr aster General and National
Chairman Cortelyou held a long confer
ence with him yesterday and this morn
ing. After the conference Representa
tive Littauer said the president is
greatly interested in the congressional
campaign that is now under full awing.
The president is very anxious to secure ,
? republican majority In the next house.
He also s?i?i the president h?s determ- '
ined to take charge of the situation in ?
New York state, ignoring the party
bosses, awl to straighten things out in
such a manner as to make success
among the pos>ibilities. He has be
come <wn%inced that the aituation is so '
grave that his presence in the campaign j
is demanded.
WILL flGlll
New York Democrats Aim
' Blow at Hearst
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Albany, N. Y., Sep. 6-At a con
ference of New York state democrats
yesterday, resolutions were passed de
claring it the purpose of those present
to jignore party bosses and to fight
against the control of the democratic
narty through hired agents. The last
clause of the declaration is aimed at
Hearst.
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H. D. CVark'. Ran ok
Headquarters for Alaska grown pro
ductions wholesale and retail, cabbage,
celery, etc. Cood new early Ohio
potatoes at $2 25 per 100 lbs. phone 131
MAY GETS IN
Canadian Liner Arrive3 !
From South
The Frincess May ^arrived from the
south this morning at 4 o'clock with
20 pa?sengers, 100 ton* of freight ami
two day's mail. Among the passengers
were several making the round trip for
pleasure.
| The Princess May will not sail until
! tomorrow night. She is awaiting the
arrival of the Whitehorse passengers.
TO CURE A GOLD ONE DAY
j Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
' Tablets. Druggists refund money if it
I fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signa
ture on each box. 25c.
| W. W. Houghton has received a con
signment of Marcuerite HaTana Cigars.
If you want a good sweet smoke call
' for them.
JUST IN
Uneeda Biscuits- 10 cents per pkg.
Barren's Ginger Snaps- 35 cents a can.
Large assortment National Biscuit Co's
G-oods.
Pin Money Pickles.
Boston Brown Bread Flour in packages.
Egg-O-See
Bar Le Due Jellies and other imported de
licacies.
'Phone 51
J
CWS NOW CONSIDERING
PC?f PROPOSALS
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.]
Havana. Sep. 6 The peace com
mittee of the Cuban congress will jro to
all the provinces and communicate
with the insurgents. It is believed
that President Palma will agree to
arbitration of the differences bet wet n
the fioreruroeot ami the rebels. Hos
Ulitiet will <-*?-? until the !alt?r *r?
Interviewed,
Th<>? f?r the inturgeou h?re intiaUd
thai they will ijrw to do irbltratioa
or other ?rr?ne?'m?ot vbieh ck*? not
provide (or * new ejection o' president
?nd vice prevalent tod member* of
eonrw.
GO 10 WORK
Street Cur Strike Eod<'d In
San Franri-co
(Special Dispatch to Daily Als*kan )
San Franc! ?wo, Sep. f<? The Union
street car men wont to work again last
night and all lines are beirg operjted
today. There is absolutely no trouble
this morning .
The differences betweer the men and
their employers will be arbitrated.
This is in acci'dance with an order
from the national federation.
Some of the street car strikebreakers
were set to work also. They are being
used to fill racancies.
The White Pass Hotel. Whitehor?e
has unlimited accommodations. F>ery
thing strictly first-class.
BAT SICK
Nelson Iias H*r l Time
of It ?
(Special pi?r>atcb (o Daily A uku
('?old Nr? . Sep? *? BaMHar
Nei?on i* til! I confined to b ? b?d aa .?
rnuit of hit mill of i*?t Monday. Tot*
d?y and Wednesday be ?off*r?d fre
quently from beroorrhare* in lb* b?ad
tod bowel*. It i? believed do* Ihtt b?
ii out of rtan<rer
Nel?on claim* be ??.? *>M>ed la the
fifrht Imi Moods; aod that be can ?hio
OtBl
G?n? ?*T? that he ?? ready to ftfffet
actio at any time irat thai he will co*
idfin upon dictating teraw. Ha ?tn
bit terast wi.l he more iif>eraJ thaa
tho*e impr*?(i ,ip5o bim By N'eiaoo.
?$ick-Room Comforts* j
many times do as much good as a doctor?
They aid the doctor always We have
everything in sick room requisites that
can be desired? hot *>ater bottles bed
pans, fountain syringes, atomizers, etc
We are always on the lookout for new de^
? vices to he^ ill to get well.
Wm. BBITT
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