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nnhbc, thc Ca.h Resl.ter.

Frank E,dm, I'D colorcd who has been en-
ployed by William l. McNctt. grocer, iu In
diana Avenue northwest, was aHaiSTcd before
Judge KimbSU in the Police Court this moruiHS
and convicted II petit lsrc,uy and sentenced 10
serve sixty days in iail. MeNett suspected Red
Inond OF taking money from, lhe cash register
M. .Ia:a tr5p with a MARKED dollar The coin
disappeared from the register and later VS. found
ir Er,imor,Ts pocket His arrest followed.
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Gas ExpIo.iop I'm Cbicneo,

CHICAGO Feb. ia manhoie cover,
weighing over 100 pounds. was thrown thir-
feet in the air by an explosion OF gas in
front OF the First National Bank Building
early this morning cab had just driven
over the spot where the explosion occur
red and bsre.y escaped obstruction. Cab
man Maher was badly frightened. A ca
bic train narrowly missed being struck by
the falling cover
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A COURT RECESS.
The Hearing of Criminal Cases Post
pOned for Week.

Criminal Court No. 1 today took a recess
for a week. The case Of William Mar
shall, charged with embezzlement. had
been set for trial today, but on account OF
the illness Of one Of the most important
witnesses for the Government the hearing
was postponed
The Frank Wanamaker false pretence
case was expected TO come up for hearing
tomorrow. but it was found necessary 10
continue it until next week. Most Of the
witnesses in the case are in Philadelphia.
1t was stated today that Justice Cla-
baugh will on Friday hear argument on
the motion for a new trial in the case OF
Benjamin II. Smell, convicted of the muir
der OF Lizzie Weisenberger. In the event
that the molten is overruled it is thought
probable that the prisoner viii be sentenc-
ed Friday.
The consideration of the bill of excep-
tiCns. for appeal, in the case of Frank w.
Funk, convicted Of the murder of William
II. Brooks. was postponed until tomorrow.
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want every person suffering to try NV
RHEUMATISM CURE. want them Try today.
verdict tomorrow.
Those who are suffering with cold step
nearest drug and get vial my COLD CURE
not perfectly satisfied with the result will refund
Every afflicted with dyspepsia Indigestion any
ach trouble earnestly ask try DYSPEPSIA CURE
1t will be the best investment
cents and will give almost immediate
If could hand you the thousands pen.
who have been cured kidney diseases by my KIDNEY
CURE would not delay i'll purchasing
remedy \ 23cent vial has saved many precious life
Why not Guide Health"
1t will tell all about Munyon's Remedies a
the first to the last it tells how the
the little well the big Remember there a sepa-
for each disease; labeled plain
tons that there be o msa ke-MUNYON
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-02-19
Improving BenninE Road Sidewalks

The District Commissioners have decided to use
,he balance of the appropriation for paving Ben
ming Road. iu improving the sidewalks along said
r,ld In many instances the grade Of tire roadway
WAS charged when the improvement Wa maoe,
aud ter nearly the entire length Of the read Inc
sidewalks do not conform TO the highway u is
10 remedy ,nis detect thst The Commissioners have
decided t5 cxucnd The balance Of sos in i'm
proving tlr sidewalks from Fifteenth Street east
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Jamc. Allen. Condition Serious.

The condition Of James Allen, who Is ALLEGED
Co have bean assaulted by William seuer. ma
rine. about one month ago. and Who vaS opc-
rated nn last night at Providence Hospital. was
today reported to De- unchanged TIle surgeons
saw that the operation was laSt resort, and
thev are doub;iul Of the result. >euC- Is stifI
confined in tbc District Jail
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The surrcror go Keen u Rccorh.

been ordered 10 record on tic books oi his oarc
all plats OF land in the D.-isict which bsv. been
condemned for public J1scs. THE order aiso ig-
,tructs him to record al pists oi ground condemn
ed for cooperate uses the latter 10 De Gled ia Jhr
Office cf the secretary Of the Coulnis~ cuclS. far
cfscial and public reference.
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In ncmnrr of Frnnces Y. MiIIard.

At the meeting held yesterday afternoon by The
Women's Christian Temperance Union in iIamlinc
n f. Church, in commemorative Of the work Of
France, T. Willard, addresses were made by Ms.
Clinton Smith, Rev. F. D. Power, ID. u; Rev
J. Van Schsick, and Rev. Walter II. Brooks
poem was read by Rev. J. T. Rankin. NJ. Mac
garet Dye Pills also delivered an address
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Marriage Licenses Issued.

Marriage licenses were Issued today 20; William
Walter Locke and Rose Rynoal SsiGerJ; Waiter C.
Todd and K-ua H. Peace. both of Richmond Va;
John J. Rick aud Annie I0elmanu; August Herr
Ter and Annie Weber.
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Charged With HousebreaLIrm.

Charles Ileri',rt. colored was arraGucd tor a
preliminary hearing before Judge Kimban the
Police Court this morning charge Of house
breaking az night. and held IN $500 bond tor the
action Of the grand ing. He wa accused Of at
tempting 20 steal beg of beer from PatticS
Collins cellar.
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To attend n Bcnent.

There viii o.. a meeting Of all former Morton
Cadets at the Armcry Of the National Rifles to-
morrow evening at s O'Clock 20 arrange 10Y TIE
attendance Of the old members OF that orgIui-
"a zion who served under Captain SHILLING IL the
benefit entertainment 20 be rendered :he captain
l,v his friends on Sunday evening. February -.
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AnInnnert Not Neeessnry.

Coroner Csrr today viewed the remains OF
William sanford. coiorcd who died suddenly at
his homo 800 Tenth Street northwest, about I
o'clock Yesterday and decided that an inquest
Ms Unnecessary. Death is said 10 have been due
20 natural causes
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james Thomas Recapiured.

James Thomas co,ored, twcnJy-onC years Of age
who e-csped from the chain gang about two
month";, ago was recsptured this morning Iy P1-
licr.Dsu Wilson. of the Ninth precinct. and locked
mo charged with being a fugitive from Justice.
he was returned 20 the Washington Asylum.
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To Discuss Railway Legislation.

Tie Fast Washington Citizens Association VIII
hold q sDecial meeting az Baum's Hall, Fourth
and East Capitol streets tomorrow evening - the
qgr.ii.,fi.g of proposed legislation in regard 70
steam railways.
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Tnkoma Park Citizens.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Takoma
Park Citizens Association viii be held in Takoma
Han this evening al $50 O'Clock. Wsshington's
BIRTHDAY VIZ: be celebrated in the hall on Thurs
cav evening next. Mrs /. NJ Mooers is AZ the
head Of The entertainment committee.
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Columbia The5tr,-Sam BerngTd and Helen Luri
in '-The Nan in the Mc0u;' evening.
LAFAYETTE square Opera H0UsC-AJaiC Richie
in Three Little Lambs evening.
A,sderuv of Nu-.g-"DevTs I-land.' evening
Keu8u-s IyegUm ThCIJTC-Miacu', - ity
Club afternoon and evening.
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The Vaughn Class BANQUET.

The Tenth annual banquet Of the Vaughn Glass
of the Calvary Baptist sunday school viii take
place on the evening Of March ,. az The sunday
school house at Eighth and II street, northwest
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Charles Gray Fined.

Ju,ius Fink was the complainant against Charles
GRAY IN the Police Court this morning Gray
WAS accused OF assault, and Pink and two wit
nossCs testified against him. 4 Guc ci SO WAS
imposed and paid.
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.


The District Commissioners have issued an order
ion she extension Of the water main in A street
southeast. west of Seventeenth Street. Tie cost
OF tire Improvement Is estimated az SI1aj0.
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Charles johnson, colorcd. was this morning ""ed
- for an assault on Albert 5. Tunnel. Robert
Drew. also colored, who was srraieued with
Johnson was discharged
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s. Kall, Sons & Co.
The Busy Corner.
Always fhe best of everything
for The least money.
Some
Notion Values.

Hemmingway's Embroidery Silk DC
ali bright colors; . skelps for..........
Blue Steel-pointed Hairpins. per pa &c
per........-. .......................
Gold-eyed Needles; every size; per &c
paper. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Aluminium Thimblcs
Chldren's Hose Supporters, any size. &C
in black only, per pair.................
Horn strips. Zoe kind; either blonde &C
or black; Z, 5, and inch...............J
Safety Spring Hooks and Eyes--12 &c
dozen ..-.-....-..............
Cenuloid Side. Pompadour, Empire, &C
and Neck Combs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mobair Bone Casing, in all colors 1QC
piece. Observation-Disclosures.
Good clear Pearl Shirt Buttons, NC
per gross. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
DOuble-faced silk Moire Betting, SQC
per piece-.-............... W
Notion Experimentation E.
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SFNFNTS Today

Lamps Hr y.---..-.-....... J.. VI.
Lamps .It tomorrow ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS An
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PHASES OF THE MOON FOR FEBRUARY.

sun ri@eS--.--6-i7 An sun sets-...--.-5:41 Pm
Moon siSss--.-9-5l PM Moon scts..-.-.---.-...
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READY TO DELIBERATE
Daughters of the American RevOIu-
lion to Convene Tonight.

Nearly All of the Delegates HIVE Ar
riNed-State Organizations Hold
Hall Near the Corcoran Art Gallery
TO he EnerEeticauy Advocated.
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Some Very
Strong
Lining Values.

A full and complete line OF &C. - 4
inch Molre PeTCalines. in black ~
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36-inch Black and Brocaded Moire ~
Skirt Lining, in fast black only, NJ
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Fair tonight Tuesday increasing cloudiness and
warmer; light TO frrsh westerly. shifting 20
sJuthcIly winds
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zoe grade OF All-lincn Heavy ~
Canvas. in black, white, grey, III
and tan, per yard ..........-......-
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First quar,er.....--.Cth Full ....-.....--....Ilt
La, quarter I'D
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When You Or: Ak beer. let il be Heurich's and
Won viii have OCCASION for considerable pleasure
Phone Ca Arlington BotGiug Co, for NIcrzen
Senate, OF Lager.
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20 pieces OF S6-iuch silk-hnished 4 A.
Percaline-guaranteod fast black III
this quality is worth BE yard.....
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4 full range Of colors in 2t-inch
satin serEe-oue % the best Innings AF(
you can possible buy for skirts, III
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Genuine Imported % inch 0nf
French Shruuk HairclOth-39c /NN
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Our entire line OF Mercerized Ital
ian cloth, in black and col ~
ors-this quality usually sells Ht
at 39c q yard ..................-.-..- "
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Lining Departmcnt-First noor-soctiOn
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Notion Department-sectiOn E.
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John Kennedy.
0be Corning Cimss
The weather Indications.

MONDAY. FEBRUARY Ie. 1900.
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Hemingway Embroidery Silk DC
ali bright colors; skelps for..........
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Blue SteeI-pointed Hairpins. per pa &c
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Double faced silk Moire Betting. q
per piece-.-.............. W
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Gold-eyed Needles; every size; per &c
paper. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-06-03

who Is to leave soon for Nome, was given
last week by DR.. and Mrs. !. H. Moore, at
their home on 9th avenue. The other
guests of the evening were Messrs. Henev,
Wood, Hooker. HIsIop and Woodruff.
The Dance OF the skagwav Juniors, the
Youthful aggregation Of home baseball
talent, given In the Firemen's hall Wed
nesdav, was one Of the largest affairs Of
the kind held for several weeks. Thirty
eouplss were present, and trIpped the light
fantastic until late hour.
.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
church was entertained Thursday after
noon by Mrs. Robert Allen at her home on
Fourth avenue. DAINTY refreshments were
served. Sewing was one Of the features
of the afternoon.
Miss Heidinger lett during the week for
Tacoma where she will remain during the
absence of her parents who intend going TO
Dawson. Miss Heldlnger will be missed
by many friends In this citv.
.
Mr. W. L. Green Yesterday received a
letter from Dawson from Mr.. F n. Vim
( ing, formerly of Skagwav, stating that he
expected to leave there for Nome on one Of
the first steamers to 90 down the river.
The Presbyterian Aid Society met with
Mrs. Robert Pearee. at her home on Ninth
avenue. Thursday afternoon and spent an
ENJOYABLE time. Twenty were rresen'
Dainty refreshments were served.
Miss Edna Sengfelder entertained Mr..
and Mrs. MURRAY Miles and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Bracket at a chatting dish party
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. l.. N. Tompkins Is expected to ar
rive from Dawson in a few DAYS. Mrs.
Hillerv, her mother, has just received let
ter announcing her coming.
Miss Latimer delightfully."- entertained
| Miss Helen Ford and Messrs. Guy Lover
ing and Ben Randall Friday evening.
Mr. Herman Hoagland .arrived Friday
from Dawson.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-06-03

Penlel MlssIon-Services at O'Clock
every night, except Mondays. PRAYER
meetings 8 a. m. SUNDAYS. Bible class
Friday, 10 a. m. All welcome.
Adjt. Morris will lead at the Salvation
Army today at 3 D. m. and will preach a
holiness sermon at 8 p. m. He will re-
count Klondike experiences.
John H. Mcknight, Chas. H. Godfrey
and Arvid Leaf, of Dawson, are In the
city.
Occidental, barber shop. Baths IS
cents. 224 I'm
Ba hs onlv IS cents. The Principal
barber shop, opposite us. Barracks. 2Srm
The Pioneer cigar factory Of Skagway,
wholes lie cigar and smokers supplies. tt
Muskrat caps, lvnx caps. wombat caps,
leather top, cloth top, silk lined, quilt
lined, storm rroof interlned with extra
piece for nasal eminenoe, at Clayson 4
Co.'s. Fourth avenue and State st. IL FL IT
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-06-03
PUNCTURES.
Some of which Aren't Deep Enough
to Hurt.

Some of which Aren't Deep Enough
to Hurt
No matter who else cyclist may be
riding with, he should always ride
with caution"
A girl must be completely carried
away with her lover when she con-
sents to elope with him.
To see man walking on his uppers
is enough to Make the hardest heart
exclaim poor solew
When country depot master gets
to be conductor, he leaves his old sta
ton In life for a better.
The man whose prudence Is such as
to make him a shining example is one
who can't be worked"
Many a man who boasts Of his de-
scent from William the Conqueror
shows what steep descent 1t has
been.
Some Of US hardly guess how much
Of our goodness is due to the thought
that the neighbors may be looking
L. A. w, Bulletin.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-06-03

'lI:[37E

that Skagwav has had the good fortune TO
have within her gates. They Will be
warmly and sincerely welcomed on theli
return. CordeIi the much admired and
charming little daughter of Mrs. Jennir rs,
went with her mother and grandmother.
The guests of the Golden North who
came on the last CITY of Seattle, and are
here waiting to go to Dawson. last eve
ming held little dancing party in Fire
mems hall. Thsse present were M and
Mrs. Trounce, Mr.. and Mrs. lslitt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ward Mesdames Mason, Turner.
Decker, Hutchinson, LYNCH, Misses Olson.
Goodwin and Mason, Messrs. Walthers,
Harllin, Stevenson, Ward, Preston and
Jones.
Mr. NJ. J. Heney, the contractor, will
give excursion party to White Horse,
leaving here next Thursday morning, in
celebration of the completion of the rail-
road to that place. Among those who will
90 are Drs. Whiting, Moore and Bailey,
Capt. Hovey and mr.. Scott Thew will
be present to attend the driving of the last
spike on the division, and the event prom
ises to be made memorable
The members and friends of the Ladies
and PASTORS Union of the Methodist
church met Wednesday with Mrs. Seng-
fielder. Miss Sengfelder assisted in enter
tanning Many were in attendance, and
sewing for the bazaar department was one
Ct the features of the afternoon. Daintv
lettuce sandwiches. cake, sailed almonds
and English tea was served.
A party In honor of the eighteenth
birthday of Thor Bloch was held last
event; at The home of his parents, DR..
and Mrs. Bloch. on 9th avenue. Twenty
Young friends Of the honored one were
present and spent a pie SAINT evening in
PLAYING games and other social pasti,nes.
Refre shments were served.
Mrs. Murray Miles entertained Mrs.
King, Miss King and Miss Healev. of Sc
attic, at dinner at her home on Fifth av-
enue Tuesday,
A dinner In honor Of DR., r. B. Whiting,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-06-03
D[MURR[Rs IN THE
TRIAL OF INDIANS
Continued from First Page.

Judge Brown, with sigh that said I'VE
live and learn" fl bound to admit the
mortality tables. These tables showed
that plaintiff being 46 wears of age at the
time Of the accident. had by the law of
mortality averages over thIrtv-one years
to live.
This technical point being at length dis
posed of to the satisfaction Of everybody
Samuel Murchison, the "boss" of the gang
that fr.d the shot which injured the
plaintiff was put on the stand for the de-
Tense. and his was the first oral testimony
taken In the case. Mr.. Vim introduced a
large map which Mavor HlsIop tackled to
the wall. showing that the plaintiff was
753 feet from the spot where the blast was
exploded, and the witness testified that
they generally reckoned rocks from such a
bias, might be thrown from 900 to $50
feet.
The testimony of this witness was
about concluded at E o'clock, when the
court rose and adjourned to Monday morn
Ing
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-06-03
|0NE DROWNED BODY
| WORTH WISHING FOR
Continued From First Page.

come to Renton from Eastern Oregon. She
had brother in the Klondike about wear
year age. but do not know whether he
is there yet or not.
"Mr. and Mrs. Shock, understand, had
been married only about month.
"Shoek and HelIiker were on the wav
down Lake Bennett with their wives in a
Peterboro canoe, when they recalled that
they had forgotten their custom papers.
Putting their wives ashore, they started
back to Bennett after their papers. When
little way from shore gale overturned
the canoe and thev were drowned"
The report that one of the bodies has
been recovered has not been substantiated,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-06-03
NO Jay Rows In Theaters.

The reason why Washington has no
street letter is perfectly to be under.
stood, for and ! written so much
alike that endless confusion would re.
suit. There is another place where the
letter is sighted, and not at all be-
cause Of its similarity to I. None of the
plans of the house to be seen in box
Offices shows row Of seats lettered
Theater patrons don't mind sitting
with the gods in the gallery, nor yet
In row 18, but sit In the "jay" row
they will not, and for that reason there
Is no row marked with that letter
Washington Post
New porcelain tubs have arrived at the
Principal barber shop. Bath 25c. Op-
posite u. S. barracks. 2-I3-Im
The Seattle saloon Is One Place In Skag-
way which Is absolutely for gentlemen
Sandwiches Dav and Night to patrons. tt
Blankets dirt cheap at CIayson's. Fourth
avenue and State street, 2II2 If
See H. F. Clark, contractor and builder,
Jobbing a stecialtv. Residence Alaska
St. between Ath and sth. 40 I'm
Fur robes from $40 to SIS. Clayson &
Co., Fourth avenue and State ST. IL Fl If
The Seattle Bohemian Draueht Beer Is
the best and most expensive draught beer
made In Seattle. For sale at the Seattle
saloon. corner State and Sixth avenue.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-06-03

Quiet little home gatherings, several
dances of no great pretentions. the custom
airy afternoon church socials and number
of modest dinner parties comprise the
greater part of the chronicles of Skag-
wav's elite In society for the last week.
Dr. Whiting was telephoned In haste
last night to repair to Assistant Chief En-
gineer Hslop's office. DR.. Moore, who Is
taking up DR.. Writings practice, was
called up to attend at the same place ION a
matter of urgent business" Dr. whiting
Is supposed to be leaving for Nome In five
or ten minutes, and Is therefore hurried.
He hurried down to the railroad office; so
did DR.. Moore. There were about fifty of
the railroad employees there when DR..
Whiting arrived and thew cheered him.
Capt Hovey and A. Scott of the bank led
the cheering.
II turned out that the call was not an
urgency" in the proper acceptatlon of the
word. 1t was called for the purpose of
testitying the appreciation of the railroad
and several outsiders were let In on the
ground floor-to Or. Whiting, who has
been the surgeon of the railroad since its
first inception.
1t was a jolIv meeting The COMPANY
presented DR.. Whiting with "a purse of
gold' and the employees of the company
with a valise and other things likely to
prove useful. But DR.. Moore gave him,
on behalf of the chamber or commerce
and the city OF Skagwav huge init >
with words on it.
Mrs. Robert w. Jennings and Mrs. John
Z. Pugh, her mother, left during the week
OH the ste mer Drigo for Port Townsend,
their old home. where they will spend the
summer. Mrs. Jennings and Mrs. Pugh
will be missed by a wide circle of friends
who esteem them most highly and hold
them am ong the most lovable of women
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-06-03

Numerous kinds of World-renowned
American, English, Scotch, Irish, German,
Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, French. lta-
lian Brandies, Whiskevs and Wines, to be
had strictly pure at the Seattle saloon, cor
ner of State and Sixth Avenue.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-06-03

Carpets in great variety at Peoples 5tf
Porcelain baths at Occidental. Price
IS cents. w. B. ellison, prop. 2 "a I'M
Gents fur mitts at Clayson's, Fourth
avenue and State street. 1921 tt
Gents silk mitts at Clavson',. IL cit
First class bath for IS cents. The Prln
elpal, "posite u. S. Barracks. 28Im
English corduroy pants. Clayson's,
Fourth avenue and State street. IL Fl If
Large new stock of wall papers, prices
&c per roll and awards, at Peoples. 55tf
"For Sale" "For Rent" Furnished
Rooms For Rent" and other cards for sale
at the Daily Alaskan office. If
Music furnished for balls and parties;
good orchestra. Apply, Skagway School
of Music att
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-06-03
They Were New.

''Now, George. quit pulling my
earl
cts my ear now, sweet Going to
pull it all pleased"
This is why the hard featured pas
senger with the iron gray chin beard,
who had been sitting in the seat behind
o young man in new black broadcloth
suit and a young woman in gray silk
travelling dress, got up hastily and went
forward into the smoking car. Chicago
Tribune.