The daily Alaskan. [volume], January 10, 1905, Image 4

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Turkey Dinner Sunday
We would suggest to our customers to
secure one of our fancy turkeys for
Sunday dinner which we offer at
25 Cents Per Pound
Less Than Seattle Prices
One Hundred Boxes F ancy Apples at the Low
Price of $1 75 Per Box
John Kalem, the Grocer
So'e Atfent (or Reliance Canned Goods
KEEP IF Off
holders May H^ve to
SIlOT* 1 8lS..W
An ordinance was introduced in the
council last niitht by Councilman Shaw,
chairman of the judiciary committee,
which requires the owners, agents and
tenants of property to keep the show
and ice from the sidewalks io front of
their premises. It is made the mar
shal's duty to notify those who are neg
ligent in the matter and if they refuse
to heed the notification they will be li
able ?o a tioe of from to 125 in the
municipal court.
The ordinance was read once, and
went over under the rules.
CUV COINCII
AIDS HHOLESALERS
The city council adopted a resolution
last night favoring the abrogation of
the 12,000 liceuse tax on wholesale li
quor stores. The resolution was sim
ilar to that adoptee! by the chamber of
commerce at the las! meeting, and re
recites as its reason for its adoption
that the tax makes it impossible for
any one to engage in the wholesale li
quor traffic in Alaska.
INLAND WEATHER
At 9 o'clock '.his morning, the
weather conditions on the Yukon river
and along the line of the \V. 1*. A- Y.
R. were as follows:
Skagway -Clear calm, 24 above.
Glacier? Clear, calm, 3 below.
White Pass ? Cloudy, north wind. 2
above.
Kraser? Cloudy, calm. 2 below.
Log Cabin? Clear, calm, >> below.
Bennett ? Cloudy, calm. 2 below.
Pennington? C loudy. calm. 0.
Caribou? Cloudy, calm, 12 above.
Cowley? Cloudy, calm, 10 b?low.
Whitehorse ? Cloudy, calm. 0.
LowerLabarge? Cloudy, 9trooLf north
wind, 0.
Hootalinqua? Cloudy, strong north
wind, 15 below.
Big Salmon -Cloudy, calm, 1"> below
Yukon Crossing? Clear, calm, 20be-j
' low.
Selkirk? Snowing, calm, 10 below.
Selwya? Cloudy, calm, IS below.
Stewart? Cloud v, calm. 18 below.
Ogilrle? Foggy. calm, 12 below.
Dawsoo? Cloudy, calm, T below.
Forttmile ? Clear, 10 bel6w.
Eagle ? Cloudy, calm, K above.
Atlin? Cleudy. light north wind, 0.
Tagish Cloudy, calm, 0.
L*dl? Will Moot
The Ladies' Aid Societv of the Pres
byterian church will meet with Mrs. J.
M. Tanner, on State street, at 2:30 p.
e. tomorrow.
At Wkolmlt Price*
The Mascot saloon sells liquors,
either bulk or case goods at wholesale
prices. All the old brands always on
Wood sad Cool For Solo
We have for sale and will deliver to
anv part of the city gocd dry wood.
Sawed in any length. Alaska Transfer
Co., Phone 10. S 20 tf
Fiotk Moot
The Frve-Bruhn Co. keep all kinds
of fresh meat constantly on hand, tf
At Wkol?ulo Price*
The Mascot saloon sells liquors,
either bulk or case goods at wholesale
prices. All the old brands always on
hand.
Freneh and American Candies ina:le
daily at the Alasna Candy Co, Sixth
Avenue between State ami Broad
way.
m) COME
Sta^e Arrives With Seven
Passengers
Whitehorse, Jan. 10? A White Pass
stage arrived at 5:45 p. m. yesterday
with the following passengers: J. L.
Sale. F. R Capoon. W. W. Ripley, E.
S. Busby, .Visa .Simmons, Mrs. O'Rell,
and R. Moulton.
There were 190 pounds of matl.
A stage left for Dawson yesterday at
7 it. m, with tft?3 pounds of mail and 959
pounds of freight and express.
INFORMAL DANCE
I0M0RR0W NIGHT
There will be an informal dance at
the rooms of the White Pass Athletic
Club tomorrow night. It will be the
tirst of these delightful affairs to take
place since the holidays, and there will
no doubt be a good attendance and a
spleadul time.
Play Fifth Gam*
The fifth game of handball in the
tournament that is in progress at the
White Pass Athletic club was played
Sunday and J. Barry and L. C. Gault,
the latter playing as substitute for A.
C. 1'' lane hard, defeated J. Urban and
II. II. Sanford.
Appointment Announced
The official circular was received to
day by the heads of departments of the
W P. V. R., announcing the ap
pointment of 1. W. Dudley as general
agent of the company at Seattle. The
Daily Alaskan contained the story of
the appointment some time ago. The
circular gives the location of the W. P.
?* V. R. Seattle offices as in the Colman
building instead of in the Dexter Hor
ton building as heretofore.
Mr* Tree a Dead
Mrs. L. A. Treen, formerly of this
city, died at Seattle early this month.
Mrs. Treen is the wife of L. A. Treen,
who formerly conducted a shoemaker's
shop ih? State street. She left two sons
and a daughter.
Skagway Laundry
For first-clafs work try Skagway
Laundry. Twenty-live years' experi
ence. Telephone ?9. tf
O.ir bread is guaranteed to be free
fioni all chemicals. Try a loaf. The
Bos-> Bakery. tf
Two nicely furnished Cottages '.r
rent or sale cheap. Inquire at Skag
way laundry. 10-24 tf
Wanted? Piano to rent. Apply H.
B. Dunn, C. P R Office.
Baths 25 cents. Fine porcelain tubs
at the Portland Lod ring House. Rooms
25c, 50c, 75c and $1 . Fifth avenue, op
posite Canadian Bank of Commerce.
All the delicacies of the season at the
Pae* Train Resturant.
Buy Your foal
OF
Shaw & Johnson
Importers of
Wtllington, 'Ladysmith'
Double Screened and Sacked
Peansylvania Anthracite!
Fgg and Chestnut, Highest Grade
Wel ington, delivered, per ton, $13 00
Anthracite, " 22 00
Phone 109 P. C. Dock
& jeeee@eS85eS6STCBSBSSe)?
I The Leading Jeweler
Nugget Jewelry of All Kinds,
Indian Curios and souvenir Spoons. |
MH
H. D. KIRM5E,;
The Pioneer Jeweier
AMUR IS IN
Canadian Liner Arrives iu
Port
The Canadian liner, Amur, arrived
from the sound last night with eight
passengers, 25 tons of freight and three
and a half days' mail. She will sail out
this evening at 9 o'clock with sever;d
passengers.
Dolphin Dae Tomorrow
The Dolphin which sailed from Seat- 1
tie Saturday evening will be due to ar
rive in port tomorrow.
WANTS THEM
IAKEN BACK1
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.]
New York. Jan. 10 ? Kingdon Gould
has asked for the reinstatemsnt of ihe
ha/.ers at whom hi tired a pistol shot at
Columbia college.
PERSONAL MENTION
W. J, Hills, clerk of the district
court, is expected to arrive from Jun
eau on the Dolphin tomorrow.
E. S. Busby, collector of customs for
the YukoD, will arrive on the train
this evening and go south on the Aiuur.
R. W. Jennings is expected to arrive
from Juneau on the Dolphin tomorrow.
A. L. Berdoe, comptroller of the W.
P. Jt Y. R., arrived on the Amur from I
Vancouver.
James Wishart, of Dawson, arrived |
from the south after a tlyinp visit, tt
day.
ROSENBERG
TAKES LEAD1
George A. Rosenberg has taken tbo
first place in the Fifth Avenue hotel
cribbage tournament, and if he should
win four of the six games be has yet to
play he will tie N ,W. Watsou for the
first prize.
The standing of the contestants at I
noon today was follows:
Won Lost Per Cent |
G. A. Rosenberg. .10 4 714
N. W. Watson ... 14 ti 710
J.P.Rogers 11 8 57!>
J. E Barragar.... 8 0 571
H. B. Dunn 8 ?> .'"1
E. Korach y 7 603
F, Wolland 8 7 633
H. H. San ford.... 10 U 5-6
C.S.Barnes 10 !? 520
J. W. Young 10 10 500
J. J. Burns 8 8 *>00
E, A. Murphy.... 8 8 571
M. Bridge 7 8 407
H. B. Runnalls... 0 7 4l>2
F. B. Wunsbacher 8 10 444
E. R. Stivers , 7 9 438
E. M. Culbertson.. 8 11 421
N. E. Bolshanin. . . 7 10 412
E. F. Pitman <i !? 400
R. A. Carroll 7 11 38!)
W. B. King 4 7 304
DOWNWARD COURSE
Fait Being Realized By Almkii
People
A little backache at first.
Daily increasing tell the back is lame |
and weak.
Uriniry disorders quickly follow:
Diabetes and final 1/ Bright's disease.
This is the downward course of kid- 1
ney ills.
D. L. Sands, of 315 '."hi -teenth street,
Olympia, says: "I l>a\ ? aad attacks of
backache for years, caused probably by
colds settling in the loins. Some of
them were so severe that I could not
turn or move in bed and was perfectly
helpless and had to be moved about like
a child. During my last attack 1 used
Doan's Kidney Pills. I thought I might
depend upon them because I had heard
that they were a reliable cure for kid
ney complaint. J was not disappointed
for the results obtained from their use
were entirely satisfactory in every way.
I cheerfully recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills."
For sale by all dealers, price 50 cents I
a box. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N, |
Y., sole agents for the U. S.
Remember the name? Boan's-and j
take do substitute.
Fresh bread delivered to any part of I
the city at any time by the Boss Baker.
EXACT TIME
If you want to know the exact time at
any minute in the day, any day in the
year, carry one of our watches.
CONFIDENCE
In one's watch makes traveling a plea
sure, when correct time is always a
necessity.
We have watches at all prices, bnt
every one of them keeps good time.
When time is in dispute, tbe watch
from Kern's decides.
P. R. KERN.
Mid-Winter Sale
Starting Monday, Jan. 9
To make room for our new spring stock, we are
going- to devote the balance of this month to one of
the greatest Price Cutting Sales ever held in this
city. Very few people in Skagway will jump at
ficticious bargains a second time. If you fool them
once, you may rest assured that they will fool you
by letting your second attempt go unnoticed. It
is because we have always delt with the people
honestly that our offerings are well treated. Our
class of goods goes to them as the best they can
get and when they prove to the contrary, "We al
ways make good." When we announce a reduc
tion in prices, people know prices are reduced, for
the former prices are always on the goods, with the
new ones added.
Tor This Week We Offer the following
DRESS GOODS
In face of the fact that the price of all
woolen goods is advancing every day and
that were we to purchase the same lines
today we should be compelled to idvance
prices. Here we are offering them to you
at prices that should clean out the stock
in a week.
At 50c a yard any of our 75c grades
70c
90c
1 10
135
Now
SUIT
$5 00:
6 25
7 25
8 75
10 00
100
125
150
2 00
PATTERNS
Former Price
$7 50
8 50
10 00
12 50
15 00
At $0 35
45
G5 a
95
1 15
1 35 a yard.
Table Linens
yard regular price,
yard
yard
yard
yard
yard
yard
Napkins
At $1 15adoz regular price,
1 50 a doz
1 85 a do/. "
2 25 a doz
2 OJ> doz "
$0 50
G5
75
85
1 00
1 25
1 50
1 75
$1 50
2 00
2 50
3 00
:i so
SILKS AND SATINS
75c a yd, colored taffeta, tormerly. $1 00
$1 00 a yd. crepe de chines, " 1 25
50c a yd, colored satins, " 75
OUTING FLANNELS
At 5c a yard. Formerly 7 l-2c a yard
At 10c a yard, Formerly 12 1-2 & 15c a yd
FIGURED FLANNELETTES
At 10c a yard, Former price 15c] a yard
STRIPED EIDERDOWNS
At 25c a yard, Regular Pi ice, 50c a yd.
FANCY WINTER WAISTINGS
At $1 50. a pattern lormerly $2 25
1 25 44 1 75
2 00 44 3 00
3 50 44 5 00
Ladies' Knit Underwear
At $3 50 a suit regular price, $4 50
3 00 a suit ?' 4 00
2 75 a suit " 3 50
2 25 a suit " 3 00
" 2 00
1 50 a suit .
1 15 a suit ,
Furs
1 50
At $0 95 former price, II 50
1 65 " 2 50
2 45 " 3 50
3 35 " 4 50
3 85 " 6 00
4 75 " 7 50
8 35 " 12 50
13 (i5 ?' 20 00
LADIES' REHDY MADE G0?DS
In this department we are cutting the prices to such a low figure that you will wonder how we can afford to do it. But we believe in cleaning ou
each seasons' goods at any price, rather than carry them over. Every article in this stock is reduced.
? i n ? j.
Silk Waists at $9 00
Your choice of any silk waist in the house, formerly $12 50, 15 00 & 17 60
Silk Waists at $5 50
Any silk waist formerly selling at $7 50, 8 50 and 10 00
Wool Waists
At$l 00 formerly, #1 50
1 35 ? 2 00
1 50 "$2 50 & $3
Ladies' Jackets
At $5 00 formerly, $10 00
6 50 " 12 50
8 50 " 15 00
11 50 " 20 00
14 50 " 25 00
Ladies' Wrappers
At$0 95 formerly, $1 50
?' 2 (X)
" 2 50
s " 3 co
Sateen Petticoats
At$l 10 regular price, $1 50
1 25 " 1 75
1 40
1 85
2 25
2 75
1 35.
1 75
2 00
2 50
3 00
3 50
Notions
Eagle pins 5c a paper, pins 3c a paper, safety pins 3c a paper, hooks
and eyes lc a card, patent books and eyes 3c a card, cube pins 5c pa
per, hairpins 3c a package, curling irons 5c, lustre cotton 5c, darning
cotton 3c, knitting cotton 5c, foundation collars 10c, kid curlers 5c a doz.
.Liaaies emits
At $25 00 formerly, $50 00
20 oo " $;w & $35
" 25 00
16 50.
20 00
13 50
10 00 <? 17 50
Ladies' Skirts
At $25 00. crepe de chine formerly, WO 00
12 50, black silk skirts formerly, 20, 25 and 27 50
12 50, wool dress skirts formerly, 17 50, 20 and 22 50
9 00. " formerly 12 50 and 15 00
'? 75i " formerly, 10 00
" " 8 50
5 75,
7 50
5 25, " . ^
4 50, " " 6 50
Dressing Sacques
At$l 00 formerly, $1 50
1 45 v '? 2 00
? 2 fin
3 50.
2 50
3 00
3 50
5 00
Silk Petticoats
At $25 oo forn:?r,y'#?7?>
II 50.
10 00.
7 50.
6 25.
15 00
10 00
850
Ladies' Hats at 50 Cents ?
Your choice of any of our winter hats 50c
Corsets at 50 Cents
Some broken lots and sizes formerly $1, 1 25 and 1 50 now 50c
B.m. BcM$ mercantile Many
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