i'HE DAILY ALASKAN
CITY OFF1CIBL PffPER
? V|)U |X SKAGWAY, ALASKA. 8ATORHAY Ol'TDBER S 190f. , PRirK 10 CENTS
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' HARRISONS'
We carry the "Matzen" hand tailored ready made
skirts, from $5 to $17.50- and the "Gem" tail
ored silks and wool shirtwaists, 1 1>07 styles just
received.
Kemember this is the last week in which to buy 15
and 17.? cents irinijhams for 10 cents.
Just a few shirt waists left at 50c 011 the dollar.
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This month's Butterick Patterns
are 10c and 15c ? none higher .
Phone's 4 and 55 Store's open evenings
If you smoke the_
EI Arabe
Cigar
Once you w ill smoke it always^
TONY DORTERO
Sole Agent for Alaska
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I Co whom It may interest I
\\ ?? art' now show ?
inrr our new fash
ions in
fall and
Winter
Suits
eraccnctt
Goats and
Owrcoais
\\ liile not exactly
in the nature of
an exhibition the
showing is one
that will interest
all men who wish
to DKKSS WKLIi
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Hart St haffner W Marx
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F. H. CLAY SON & CO.
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Tourtb and Brodway
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g i KNTK.W.IA Irt'ATKI) nKST>CCOMMOPATIONS
I New Home Restaurant
Mrs. r. MKltv, Manager
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Best 25 Cent Meals in the C'ty
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Good Clean Beds From 25 Cents Up
BATHS IN CONNECTION
Cuban Hag Will fly Till tnd
(Special Dispatch to the Daily Alaskan) *
Havana, Oct. 6? In response 10 hostile
criticism of Amercans because he con
tinus to permit the Cuban fiag|to fly from
the palace, state house and other public
buildings while the governor is an
American, Secretary T?ft said today j
that the Cuban flag will continue to fly
so long as he shall continue to act in
the capacity of governor of the^ountry.
He says the American occupancy of
the island is not for conquest but for the
purpose of restoring order.
The disarmement of the Ciiban and
in*urpent troops will be oomplete bv
next Monday in all sections of the is
land except the province of I'rincepe
where niarandine hands are operating.
Cattle stealing and other depredations
are poinp on near Camagtisy. Taft ex
pects some trouble in that vicinity
Amorlna Troop* Going
Newport News, Va , Oct ft-More
than 2,00(1 American troojm are campnl
about this city awaitinp transportation
to Cuba.
INFERIOR MAIL SERVICE IS
INCREASED
(Special Dispatch to Dally Alaskan. )|
Washington, Oct. 6 ? The postoffice
department announces today that the '
J arrangements for transportation of '
malls to and from the Yukon and other
Alaskan interior points during the com- j
insr winter have been completed with
Canada. The agreement and schedules
will be similar <o that of last year ex
cept that the quantity of mail to he de
livered has been increased. All first
class mail aod all newspapers in single
wrappers will be forwarded.
SMiril TALKS
Fresideut Mormao Churcli
Speaks to His Clinch
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan'
Salt Lake. Utah: Oct. S? President
Joseph Smith, addressing the Mormon
conference last night, made no refer
ence to his recent arrest. He adviced
that the members of the church live so
thst there could be no criticism ol their
conduct. He said he had been and pro
posed to remain true to his people, to
/.ion and to <iod. "1 will uphold the
rifht," he said," even if I air deprived
of my liberty and sent to a prison cell
for doinp it."
(iage Dress and Street Hats at Har
risons'.
THE
Pack Train Restaurant
Will Serve Sunday '
frenchDinner
Prom 12 noon to 8 p. m.
EVERYTHING THE BEST
IV IKE MARKET
Regular Dinner 50c.
TEA, COFFEE or WINK anil
ICE CHE AM
\V. W. Bovitfhum has received aeon
ii|;nmento( Marguerite Havana Cigars
f you want a jjood sweet amoke call^
or them.
[M SHAKE
i fiirtliqtiiibe Takes Place in
luiliau Ocean
I: (Special Dispatch to I>aily Alaskan)
! Washington, Oct. 6? The weather
1 : bureau bulletins show that severe
? earthquake waves have been recorded
'in the vicinity of thg Indian ocetn.
IS BURNED
j Wi'll Known Woman Vic
tim of a Fire
(Special Dispatch to Paily Alaskan)
San Francisco. Oct. 6? Mrs. O. C.
Trail, wife of a prominent attorney anil ,
sister of the Moran brothers of Seattle,
was burned to death in her summer
home north of this city. Mr. Pratt wan
away an.l his wife was uken ill.
Neighbors found her charred remains
ill the ruins of the burning building, i
The cause of ths lire is unknown. I
CIIV Of SEAMl T
out TOMORROW 1
The City of .Seattle will be due to ar- j
rive early tomorrow morniuu. She <
sailed from Vancouver Wednesday.
' October Delineator at Harrisors'. f
, We now have . .
Long's Preserves
. This season's pack .
made from select fruit and pure
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Ganiy & Frandson
'Phone 51
HUGHES OPENS CAMPAIGN
FOR GOVERNOR
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
New York, Oct. ?< Charles E.
Hupbes. the republican caniliaclte lor
governor, opened his campaign in
Carnegie hall last night. He >poke to
an 'immense crowd and characterized
his opponent "a corrupter Jof public
opinion," and he sa il a corrupter of
public opinion is ?n enemy of the -tale.
He compared the reckless and indis
criminate abuse of Hearst with the
fair and manly criticism of existing
evils m#d^ by the republican*
H?ar?? Will Sp??k to D?mo*r*li
Albany, N. Y., Oct. 6- William H.
Hearst, who is beine received witn
trtmerduous enthusiasm. said lael nijjbt
that he will speak at the great demo
cratic ratific*Uon meetine which will
take place at Madison square garden
October 22. It Is proposed to make it
one of the greatest political demonstra
tions that ever took place in New York
city. '?*
FOR GUILD
Massachusetts Rnpnblicans
Defeat Tariff Reformer
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Hoston, Mass . Oct. (! The Massa- '
chuseits republican state oor.vention
yes<erday, nominated (jov. Curtis
Guild, jr., for govi rnor. defeating
Eugene Foss, the tariff reform camli
date. AttorueyGenera1 Moody was chair
man of the platform committor and he
forced through the convention a p'ank
which demands the revision of th"
tariff as it shall be disclosed th?t such
is needed.
The campaign of the present year. I
which will begin at oner, will be one of
the most strenuous that Massachusetts
ever experienced. A tremendous effort
will be made to elect .lohn H. Moran.
the democratic, prohibition and inde
pendent party candidate.
IIUVIBOi Dl IS ON
WAV IVOR1H
Special Dispatch to l??il? Aiaskar)
Seattle, tVt. ft- The Humholdt sailed i
or Skajjway last niifhi
The Kxcelsior arrived last night from
Seward.
?3.00 to (3.00 p?r Cord
or cuttinp wood, or will (five half for
iiiltinK on shares Anyone can easily i
nake $3.00 to 00 per day
For further particulars apply to <?.
H. Sturcill.
Bkucwnr tnnrntrr
For first-class work try Skapway
jaundry. Twenty-five rears' exper.
?nee. Telephone 8!). ? tf
NRSI ONE
Soldiers in Katil Collision
in New York
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alwkan.)
Lantingbart. N. V.. <>ct. ft? A mili
tary specal train carrying troop* to
New York city for service in Cuba,
collided with a Boston Si Maine rail
way passenger traiD nPtir hpre yester
day The latter trlescofwd ami five
passengers wrre kilied and lit wounded.
Off MONEY
Alaska Fair Mnbsrriptionf
Are Coming in
(Special Dispatch to Mail? Alaskan)
Seattle, <>ct S The subscription* to
Hie Alaska- Yukon-Pacific fair are ttill
coming in. They now amount to I'iirt. ?
000.
mm ii win
SIAV AF /ION
Chicago. Oct. 2 Alexander T>owle
abandoned his Mexican project and
innounces that he will remain at 7-ion.
If you want the best, stop at the
White Pa?s Hotel, Whitehorse. Kverj
hing new
H. D. Clark a Ranch
Home grown gold coin potatoes. f2,2?
>er 100 pounds. Phone 131.
f 'Sick-Room Comforts*)
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 Water bottles bed
pans, fountain syringes, atomizers, etc
We are always on the lookout for new de
vices to help ill to get well,
Wtn. BtSITT
THE DRUGGIST