THE DAILY
ALASKAN
CITY QP^IOIT^L'
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TENTH YEAR
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HKAGWAY, ALASKA. THURSDAY MARCH 21 1907
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IL. A. Harrison Co
Easter
Millinery Opening' of
Gage Hats
Thursday, flare h 28
We need not elaborate upon ' Gage"
Hats You know they have a style and
distinction that is their own and cannot
be found in any other hat and we do not
hesitate to say that we have THE ONLY
lm? of hats ever shown in Skagway
G AGE WIRE FRAMES. FLOWERS.
FOIL AGE AND HAT BRAIDS
a better line than ever.
Remember the dite. Ihurs da>. March 28
[6 tores open Evenings - Phone's 4 and 55^
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TOM DORTERO 5olc Agent for Alaska
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WE REPRESENT THE LARG
EST TAILOR ING HOUSE IN
CHICAGO OUR SPRING LINE
SAMPLES ARE NOW ON PIS
PLAY. WE WILL TAKE TOUR
MEASURE
We
Guarantee
Fit and
Price
LEAVE YOUR MEASURE NOW
FOR YOUR EASTER SUIT
giayson $ go.
Clx One Price CloiMcrMcurth and brMdirji
ALASKA S. S. COMPANY SOLD
Morgan-Guggenheim syndicate purchases old South
eastern Alaskan line of steamers and merges it with
Northwestern? W ill double service and cut freight
rates to all Northern points
(Special Dispatch to the Daily Alaskan)
Seattle. March 21 ? The Morgan -Guggenheim syndicate
that is operating no extensively in Alaskan mining and
transportation properties has secured control of the Alaska
Steamship Company, operating steamers on the Southeast
cm Alaskan route, and will merge it with the Northwestern
Steamship Company operating to Yalde/. Seward and Nome.
The Morgan-Guggenheim people will double the
capacity of the line operating to Ketchikan and Skagway.
The line to Valdex will not he increased and the service
to Seward will proliahly be decreased.
The purjx>se of the new combination is to reduce freight
rates to all points.
The increase of the carrying capacity of the service on
the Skagway route is to carry all the machinery and other
material for the Guggenheim companies that are operating
in the Klondike and Atliu.
SIMIflCANT
COMIVA 1 10*
Tht? now* comes quickly upon the
heeM of that which waa recoire<i by
the last mall that the Alaska Steam
ship Company had made a contract with
the White Paas to handle all its
'hrojfh (reiifht from Seattle and other
xmeri ao points to Whitehorse. Atlio,
Dawson Fairbanks and other
points in the interior, shutting out the
Pacific Coast S'eamahip Company en
tirely.
In ? similar tnanner.it has been report
ed, the Canadian Pacific has b?en shut
out. the McKentie Brothers Com any
haTirg ? contract to carry all the
White )'?(* froioht from Vancouver.
Late adricea from the Hound are to
the effcct th?t th? Guggenheim* had
signed contract* with the Aiaaka
Steamship Company to handle all their
nnrthnound American freight and with
the McKenzie Brother# Company to
handle nil their Canadian freight. The
Great Northern Railway Company haa
a contract to handle alt the Guggen
heim orerlaort freight, Iwtb American
and Canadian, nhuttiog oat Canadian
companies completely.! h? Great North
ern I* to deliver the Amerletn freight
for the Guggenheim* at Seattle and the
Canadian freight for them at New
Westminster, wh ch point will be the
Southern terminus of the McKenrf*
Brotbers line of a'eamera.
Frisco Gratters Forcf d to Wall
Jpec ai Di?p*uh to DriJ Alvktr
v?n Frtnciwo. Marcel 21 ? Sixty-fire
n- w ;nd ctnient" *ere murri'd by the
C-aDil jlirf yflterday eTftlloe wr?ic*t
AV? Huef Mayor ?chniiu tod Hi ihe
?up*rrisor? in correction with two
grafts of each All the parties
*rr C>DfrS?'OC.
With bo?e ipdictn>eof? ?od the cr>o
ffftioot which h*re follow*! ihP Tie
tonr of Krineii J. H<*npy Is comjlets
A'e Rue', now ?r<n?e?*d crlrolo?l, i*
an rm e>?t?d phjties' *nd mental
wrrck i \ icif *1 point of death at
the St. Fr?i ci? ? o-?', tu.rd d by
ep?-ci?l P" c?raea. The di-clo?ure?.
' icoiTir; htm *nd h * >etf tne In tn#
Lit. bh^e ?-o?p eul* uncerred him j
Scarece i )* t* pitiable i? ibe condition
of Mayor Scbmiti H s b ?<d front
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ViW-IV^id^nt Kaii b tiiks
\V li V?5.?r Ala?k t
(Sreci*! F *patch to Daily Alafktn
InJianapolis. Ino , March 21? Vice
President rharle* W. Kalrh?nk? ii
planning to make a tour of the Western
??ate* an>: AUska during the comics
?ummer Mr. Fairbanks hu risited }
ihe West sereral time* arid Al??ka
once, roinc to Skac?*y to investigate
milUr* coocernin the bouodarv dispute
with Canada in 1?W?, when be * ??
-hairman of the American commission
er* of t>ie oint hijrh commission, which
hs.i that muter under consideration.
I IIK HUNGRY
! Bnfnr I S il- W ill Cargo f >r
Sf-trvinR Chinese
(Special ditpatch to the Pally Alakaan)
Winhlngtno, March 21 ? Top I'oltcd
State* Arra? iranapirt Ruford b?* -flail
ed carrying k c?rg i of train ?D(> other
?opplie* lo the Murrine Chinese in the
(?mine district A party of conjreav
mm aecompaniei the *hip to Hono ulu.
Have \our Easter suit fitted c?r *
G. P. ".lunirite" cornel. For sale at
Harrison*'
Freak M?t?i
The PYre-Rruhn Co- keep all kiod of
fr??h meat constantly on hand. 'J
i NoodleS
We hare just added some fancy
imported Ege Noodles to our stock.
They are sold in bulk, at 25c per lb
New Stock of Dried Herring Yar
mouth Bloaters, and Salt Salmon.
GANTY & FRANDSON
w?ol 10 piecea wh*n he 'oarned
the nature of i he proof thediatri.-t at
torney li.ts a?a'n?t hlra. ana he msde a
clean hrea t i>f ever* thine. He l?
broken in hra' h acd suff.Tint* from
nervou* ?>ri>* ration. He :? a the p in
of implet- oo!!ap?e.
M -r- > ???.?????- "H'rlm-n Inrolr.
Sena*ttoo?l h *e b-en '.he Irc
detta th> ia?l 2? hour*. n ereaoi
^n^ationt ?re uid to be in (tore Tt It
? ?>d 100 trore iodic- mentt will be re
turned to "?y and tomorrow, aod thai
tt? my of them will b? *e* ds' W?ll
fret' cnplt* i?t? It it *aid thai E. H.
Isrriman l? ln?ulv?d ?d d that he may
be brought to trt tl lo eon nee ioo with
the corrupMoo which h?t run riot in
?hit ci'y -ince the begioolqs'of he
?*c> tnirz a^nrniatrati- n
con u;r tnv
IV [IIMGIII
The Cotmpe < ity "ill be dn? at Skip
way at 11 o'c<ck this ereHnr. She
? 111 ha e AO paae-nrer*. ?hr?-e d**?'
mail ami a lliih'. freight c?r^o lor thl?
place
Al! the detieaciea of the neanr at the
Pack Train Hentanrant. ,
NO l.'IA (if l\
WHIR PASS STRIKE
Ther? has been no change io 'h?
White Pa*s nrike situation. Two or
three f the men ha*e returned to ?<>"-k
forthe fompsnt, b<jt It is said tbey
dolnff vcrk that Is not Involved to ih?
strike.
(j*fe Millinery Ocwoioff Thursday,
Msrch 28ih. ?t Harrison's
Purify Your Blood
Strengthen Your System
Bad. *Nk. and impure bl >od mean* a run-down
?y?tem. and thl? atrnin mean* poor health and
*lcknea* There la no better remedy than
Bee/ Iron and Wine
U produce* better result* than any other prepar
ation we know of for purifying the blood and
building up the ?yttera. Now fa the time to take
1 Wm, BBITT
BANKING BY MAIL
= IS =
SafeandPracticaJ
IT IS ALSO VERY SIMPLE and if you are interested
in saving money write up about our system of
BANKING BY MAIL, and we will send you a
booklet regarding our Savings Department and its
4 ?o INTEREST
DEXTER HORTON <4. CO., BANKERS
Capital and Surplus S1.000.000
Seat" Is The Oldest Bank In Waahington
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