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I nc, UAILY CITY QFFiOIHL PAPER No. 297 VOL. ?II. 3KAGWAY, ALASKA, THURSDAY JANUARY 26, 1905 PRICJ 10 CENTS I* ? HARRISONS'* * Only 6 Days More OF OUR Great Clearance Sale? YARNS BADLY CUT Imported Golden Fleece Shetland Floss, 10c a Skein, former Price 15c Saxony, large skeins, was 20c: now 15c Ice Wool, large balls, was 20c ? now 15c Spanish Yarn, large skeins, were 20c- now 16 2-3 1-4 lb- sks German Knitting Yarn was 45 now 30c SHAWLS Ready Made Circular Wool shawls, were $3 75 now $2 50 Silk shawls- in cream- black, pink and blue- were $2 25 to $4 50. - now $1 60 to $3 50 Ice Wool circular and square shalls were 3 75 to 1 75. - - - now, 2 50 to 1 30 Fascinatois were 60c to $2.00. now 40c to 1 25 Remnants of heaw Melton- Kersey, Zibeline and Pebble Cheviot for children's coats at less than Half Price WINTER UNDERWEAR Ladies white wool union suits were 3 50, now 2 00 grey and black wool union suits- 3 50 2 00 2 75 1 60 silk and wool vests and pants 2 25 1 25 grey cashmere 1 85 1 10 grey ribbed wool kl 1 40 85 We carry 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 sizes in ladies underwear. Girls ribbed wool and union suits, sizes 5. 6- and 7' were 1 75, now 1 151 Children's wool underwear, sizes 18 to 30- were 5Qc to 95c, now 35c to 65c a garment Appliques, Embroideries and plain and fancy Ribbons at 60c on the dollar. Our drses goods are going- fast at prices before quoted, it is up to you to save money now, at our loss. D & G CORSET SALE <1 00 Tape girdles in pink, blue and white 1 SO black G D Corset, Princess Hip 2 50 white " " 3 SO blue and white " " 5 50 blue, short silk corset ? 6 50 black moire silk corset, princess hip ^ 00 blue silk with attached garters, long hip An od? lot of good wearing corsets, formerly $1 25 to $2 50 Come Early and Avoid the Rush Phone 55. Store Open Evenings Now, ?0 60 ?0 1 75 2 25 3 50 4 25 4 50 50c tol 00 rmira robbers bisy (Special Dispatch to DailyOAlaskan.) Manila, Jan 26 ? A body of more than 100 Ladrones attacked and sacked San Francisco de Malabon Tuesday night. The constabulary pursued the bandits and a run ning fight isj-aging. Ten of the robbers have been killed already. NO CHANGE Vote at Olympia Remains the Same [Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.] Olympia, Jan. 26? The only change In the senatorial ballot taken todayfrom that of yesterday was the loss of one (rote by Foster, on account of an absen tee. v The ba'lot was as follows: Poster, 46: Piles. 30: Sweeny, 28; Wilson, 16; scattering 12; not Toting; 4. DAWSON STAGE AT WillTEHORSE Whitehorse, Jan. 26? A White Pass itage arrived here from Dawson at 10:30 a. m. today with Miss Alverde and Lanev Hibbard as passengers. | Sid MoDDaitn He* ? Sid Monnastes, suffering from nerv ius Drostration, was brought from , rreadwell to Skagway on the Cottage City, He is very week and out of hi? I mind, but It Is thought he will recover, j Mrs Monnastes. hei mother, Mrs. T, j B. Hill, and W. W. Boughton came up | with him. He is at the residence of ( Mrs. and Mrs. Boughton. Hen's Week at-l?? KELLY & CO'S The Old Reliable Druggist. While in our window on display we will make ? i Speoial Prices on the Following Men's Celluloid Trusses, Men's Steel Trusses, Men's Elastic Trusses, Men's Suspensories. Men's Electric Belts. Men's Abdominal Supporters i [f you have to wear any of the above now is the time to get them. i Send us your mail orders. ( Kelly & Co. MUST QUIT Lient, Sparles Cannot Abuse Alaska [Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.] Washington, Jan. 26?Lieut. Searles, of the United States revenue c.utter. Thetis, has been reprimanded for critt- ; cising Alaska. The oomplaint was i made against him by the Alaska Club, of Seattle. The secretary of the treas- 1 ury says the incident is closed. i ALASKA BAR TO HONOR OEIANEY : Juneau, January 25? The Juneau Dis- ' patch of last envening says: I "T1.0 members of the local bar held ? a meeting at the federal court house last evening to take suitable steps re garding the death of Arthur K. Dela ney. Judge Gunnison made the an nouncement and Judge Williams was selected ns chairman of the meeting. , After a general expression of regret at the sad occasion which called forth the meeting, the following committees were appointed: Resolutions? Willi ams, Jenniog and Malony. Flowers? < Shackleford, Cheney and Boyce. An ' ] order has gone by cable for a suitable floral piece to be properly inscribed : and sent to the funeral at Everett." LOOKS 0000 TO JOHN KALEM John Kalem is looking for a prosper- ^ ous season for Skagway. He returned on the Cottage City from Seattle where he spent several weeks with his family. Mr. Kalem says the northern travel will bo good this year and from thfe in- . formation he was able to gather at Se attle there would be a big demand for ^ Skagway goods in the interior. , The Valdez route is getting the best of the travel at this time according to Mr. Kalem, but the trans portation peo ple who are engaged on the Southeast ern Alaskan route have begun adver tising, and it is believed a change will be made. Caie Ooea Over The case against Ruth Brown, col ored, for keeping a house of ill repute in connection with Rose Arnold, was continued by Judge Tanner in the mu nicipal court. It is desired to have an attorney for the city at the trial. Situation Wanted Competent woman wishes a position in private family, hotel or boarding house. Inquire at this office. llFresh bread delivered to any part of ihe city at any time by the Boss Baker. The best that the market affords at the Pack Train Re.taurant, We can now supply you with j COMPRESSED YEftST " i Fresh every five days We will also receive on the Cottage City Till Kinds of Fresh Veg etables. Lettuce' Celery, Cauliflower, Cabbage, Sweet Potatoes. Bananas. Apples, Or anges and All Kinds of Fruit. 1 I B1IIS HI i Sole Agent? Rose ol Ellensburg Butter The Best That Money Can Buy TROOPS SUED MORE BLOOD IN RUSSIA Cossacks Fire onZMob at Moscow and Many Are Wounded. Tension at Ancient Muscovite Capital Is Terrible [Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.] Moscow, Jan. 26 ? Cossacks fired on the mob yesterday afternoon and many were wounded. The tension is ter rible. All night before last and all day yesterday the mobs paraded the streets bnt there was no collision until late in the afternoon. CLASH IN POLAND Lodz, Poland, Jan. 26 ? There has been disturbances here for the last four days. The mob has clashed frequent ly with the police and the guards. Many of the engage ments have been ferocious and many were killed on both sides. More than 100 deaths have been reported. TYRANT IN COMMAND St. Petersburg, Jan. 26 ? Gen. Trepoff, an officer noted for cruelty, has been made governor general of St. Petersburg. The city is practically under martial law. Troops paarol the streets and order is maintained with sword and bayonet. Many arrests have been n ade, though there has been no violence in the city tonight and today. FATHER Gr APON URGES FORCE St. Petersburg, Jan. 26 ? Father Gapon, the leader of the revolutionists, promises absolution to rebels who make use of force. He advocates the use of dynamite. STRIKERS MAY BE DEPORTED St. Petersburg, Jan. 26 ? The strikers have been order ?d to return to work today or they will be deported to vil lages in the country. THERE AESO . B Blizzard Raging Throughout the Country Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.] Chicago, Jan. 26? A blizzard is rag ng throughout the eastern states, rhe snow is several feet deep in placej lud it is bitter cold. TICKETS GO EIKE HOT CAKES The sale of tickets fur the firemen's lance that will take place in Elks' hall -omorrow night are going like hot lakes. Scores of them are being sold by the firemen. Many people do not imit Iheir purchases to a single ticket. L'he Moore Wharf Company, for in ttance, look five tickets. This was the argest investment, but many people we taking two or three. Tlie Cana llan Bank of Commerce gave S3 as a :ash donation, refusing to take tickets tor it. The funds derived from the dance irill be used for the purpose of making the contemplated repairs and changes n the firmen-'s hall. All the'delicacies of the season at the Pack Train Resturant. Our bread is guaranteed to be free from all chemicals. Try a loaf. The Boss Bakery. t'f Knights of th& Grip Arriva C. E. Hooker, Harry M alone and C. M. McGratb, three well-known aid pop ular knights of the grip, arrived from Juneau on the Cottage City. They will remain in Skagway for several days. Vow Can Save * money ! Good goods are always worth the mon ey, and you save money by buying the very best of Drugs and Sundries at Seattle prices at our store. We are stocking up for our new, big place and have a better selection than ever WM. 8RITT, THE DRUGGIST Everybodys Magazine For February Now In Chealanders, ^fWAvemie^J SEASONABLE GOODS Snow Shoes- Sleds and Dog Harness Let Us Figure With You When You Go Inside I Dement & Gearhart! cf&Tru, AHxsrvf A^t^ey denAiSJb' /ry, t^je/ fitr/rf/,- a^uO cLo Ao ud&n/ j?ey> #uy, tfalte &Mf?tT7V cf^O/ rHE ROSS-HIG-G-INS CO. Sole Agents, Skagway and Jnneau. Fire and Lite INSURANCE Real Estate Financial Agent Phil Abrahams 624 FOURTH AVE., SXAGWAY