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More Muslin
Underwear.

interest. We have disposed of carloads
OF these well-made garments, yet we've
many opportunities still.
CORSET COVERS
Cambria Covers, V shape, handsomely
embroidered, l9c.
Cambria Covers, low neck and square
back, embroidered, 29c.
NIGHT GOWNS
Good Muslin Gowns, V shape and high
neck, tucked and embroidered insertion
in yoke, SOC.
Cambria and Muslin Gowns, embroid.
cred and lace trimmed, ACC.
DRAWERS
Muslin Drawers, umbrella shape, tucks
and ruffle, l9c.
Muslin Drawers, regular shape, en-.
broidered edge, zoe.
PETTlCOATS-
White Petticoats, cambria ruffled, 3ec.
White Petticoats, some tucked ruffle,
others lace trimmed, Acc. and soc.
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Clearing Sale rAKiNG.-i,iscu GUS Gus.
Of Innings. .om, "a, for US to clear
make the stock as compact and ship.shape
as possible this time Of the year. We
offer many Innings at very little prices,
half and less, for instance.
AT 7c. INSTEAD OF l2i2c. TO Csc
Here you will find hundreds Of remnants
OF the most desirable things, Silesia,
Percaline, and Sateens, in high colors,
in pieces that are just the size for little
fiyings, and the big ones too, all at 7c.
yard.
Also 500 remnants Of fast black percaline
at cost and less.
AT 25c. YD. INSTEAD OF Acc. YD.-
A few short ends OF all Silk Taffetatine,
"a inches wide.
AT l9c. fD. INSTEAD OF 3ec. YD.-
SILK Faced Serge, "a inches wide, in
lengths suitable for fancy work.
AT l2iic. YD.-A large assortment OF
colors in Innings, lawns for use under
organizes and Batiste-38 inches wide.
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ChiffOnierS.

AT $4.98-Golden oak Chiffonier, pol.
ish finish /; contains S large drawers.
AT $3.50 INSTEAD OF SlO.O0-Gol.
den oak Chiffonier, containing S large
drawers and bevel mirror.
AT $l2.95 INSTEAD OF Sl8.OO-An.
tique oak Chiffonier and Wardrobe com
bined, 2 French plate mirrors.
At S9.95 INSTEAD or $l4.OO-Ma-
hogany finish Chiffonier, containing 3
large and 2 small drawers and large hat
closet,
AT S8.95 INSTEAD OF Sl2. 00-Gol.
den oak narrow C%hiffoniers, serpentine
front, French plate mirror.
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COlOred
PetticOatS.

AT CSC. INSTEAD OF $l.59-Genuine
Mercerised %Petticoats, in black and col.
ors, made deep umbrella %flounce,
corded.
AT S2.eS INSTEAD OF S4.eS-Fine
Imported Mercetised Moreen Petit
coats, in assorted silk stripes, very
deep umbrella flounce.
AT S3.eS INSTEAD OF S5.OO-Extra
quality Taffetas Silk ~Petticoats, in
plain colors and pretty shadings, deep
umbrella f%lounce, corded.
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Patriotism and Enterprise
Combined in a
Great b|ack Silk Sale
1876. and 69c. Instead Of 800. and S1,25

why say patriotism? Because American Silks only will be Offered at TIL SALE. They are TIL BEST
wear the BEST look the BEST and because Of protective uM can be old ma far more reasonable rice thar
f%gn
W say enterprise? Because to maintain our wenknOwn Silk supremacy it requires ennprs
energy. tntTprSeH being the frNU recognize merit and acWmm you with it, and energy TO keep a
growing Six bWInesg growing yours advantage
D. WY aF rnsh, Swiss sand Italian makers building land oMg ms hso which to erect silk hcods7
Because American Silks art PETER wear peter bokb better
his eH umQue in Myf Ii the first time that such great assortment of excusyeyA American
SSW was ever shown and the only time hn such ahanngeoS price shee w been pven. The sale an
aSnedS success even Ue we've ut yard of Silk for We nave the goods U US and eknw thai all
Brooklyn is gOngO be interested.
great black silk SALE
At Hc NSTEAD FS9c GO inch Black hF uMd AMERICA AN BA CK TFFETAS- 40 50 90 10 s@ and
T@ m% m W SIS n Smm nBM s SM rod SLW Foreign TaHensm hs qmMs would cost rs
,rneb% and Hm%S. - .n AMERICAN BACKS ATTN DUCHESES 3d. TO- So s,
hhRMP So CIV" "N Americana GS SE5 and ,So 25r cent less than corresponding
AT6sc AND 7el INSTEAD OF 90 AND sl2s-4SoI AT TeTNSMb OF sIoo- Black Corded Silks These
Yards mhA American Black rp Dec hines corded silks come ms wHWo fhyn nms
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Bureaus.

AT $9.e5 INSTEAD OF $l2.5O-An.
tique oak finish Bureau, with large oval
French plate mirror.
AT S9.75 INSTEAD OF $l4.0O-Ma,
hogany finish Bureau, with shaped
French plate mirror.
AT $3.50 INSTEAD OF $27.OO-Quar.
tered oak Bureau, serpentine front,
shaped French plate mirror.
AT $l3.9S INSTEAD OF sci .0O-Ma.
hogany finish Bureau, with large shaped
French plate mirror.
AT $3.50 INSTEAD OF $22.0O-Ma.
hogany Bureau, with French plate mir.
ror.
AT $500 INSTEAD OF S34 .OO-Ma-
hogany Bureau, with oval French plate
mirror.
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Household Linens
Of Moment.

row goes without saying every good
housekeeper will at once recognize that.
The quality is the kind that has been
thoroughly tested, and will give much
more than the average kind OF service.
TO buy now is to save largely in the future.
Table Cloths, Pure Linen.
2 Yards long, Sl.O9 instead Of SI.25
2l5 Sl.2e $I.59
Table Cloths, Pure Irish Linen, extra
3 yards long, S2.79 instead OF S3.3S
3 $3.50 S4.7S
Table Cloths, extra fine quality, odd lots,
S4.9S each.
Silver Bleached Table Linen.
&c. yard instead Of 3ec.
SIC. " 4Sc,
Bleached Damask.
Acc. yard instead Of soc.
75c. SOC.
Napkins, good Irish Linen, breakfast
size.
Sl.ss dozen instead Of $3.50
S2.79 $3.50
Dinner Napkins.
$3.50 dozen instead Of $500
Tray Cloths, all linen.
lie. each instead Of l5c.
l5c " 2Oc.
Bleached Damask Tray Cloths, Csc each.
Fringe Doylies.
All Linen, Sc. each.
Special lot Of Huckaback Towels, ex.
traor 4 nary value, l2i.c. each.
Kitchen Toweling, pure linen, 20 inches
wide, &c. ward,
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Some o pairs
OF the we'll known
Warner Cor.
sets, warranted
rust proof, med
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These are in every
way up-to-date, well
made, stylishly shaped
and comfortable.
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Time to Buy Furniture.
The Prices Are Fractional.

They say that anything you don't vani
isn't cheap, whatever the price. But there
is furniture at this January Sale OF ours
that everybody wants, especially At the
prices we are giving, Tomorrow, par.
ticularly, we have q clearing out sale OF
the discontinued patterns OF Bureaus,
Chiffoniers, Iron Bedsreads and Odd
Chairs. Here's some OF the detail:
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JACKETS
Sealskin Jackets, excellent quality and
style, London dye, 1897 90 and Sl4S,OO
Persian Lamb Jackets, $500 and
$500.
Near Seal Jackets with large revers and
collar Of Mink or Natural Beaver, $4,000.
SCARFS-
Hudson Bay and Russian Sable Scarfs
with cluster Of tails, $4,000, $4,000 and
$4,000.
Natural Skunk Scarfs with cluster OF
tails. $3.50 and Se.4S.
MUFFS-
Persian, $3.50, SlO.25 and Sl2.25.
$4,000, $500 and S65.0O.
Mink, $500.
Skunk, $3.50, S7.25 and $3.50.
A~strachan, $2.25 and $3.50.
Beaver, S5.75 and $3.50.
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LaceS at 1.3 and 1.2.

dresses, underwear, etc. Blu, here
mandy Walls. edges and insertions in
various widths.
AT $1,000 TO $4,000 Beautiful new
Lace Robes, white, cream and black, in
Renaissance, Lierre, applique and
Snsnpled.
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qul2t.y OF any particular style, therefore
CAPGS-
Persian Lamb Cape, large, fine curl,
30 IHth.S long, 100 inch sweep,
SIS 90.
AasAl Sable Cape, frs, quality, 80
int5c5 ,oas. 20 inch sweep, $500.
Eley,rt seal Cape, 30 inches long, los
iaca sweep, $3.50.
NlS.TES AND COLLARETTES-
Persian Visi;c with combination OF Blue
EJ,, long tabs ana trimmed with tails,
$500.
None Astrachan Collarette with comb.
nation ~ Alaska Sable, trimmed with
heals aaI tails, $4,000.
Store Narten Storm Collar with cluster
OF tails, $3.50.
Blue Moutflon Collarettes with tabs and
cluster of tails, S9.eS.
Alaska Sable Collarettes, 10 inches
Ia'2 80 inch sweep, Sll.50.
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EmbrOiderieS at About Half.

This is a particularly good lot Of makers sample srps-realy beautiful things
some OFT them are slightly soned, n real hurt but for that reason We sell them to-
morrow at about half price: They consist Of a complete assortment Of open work
IS centsa yard. Sold in strips Of AZ yards only.
hmay be of interest to you to know that EnbroMeries have advanced 40 per
cent, and it may be impossible to duplicate such prices in years Ihese goods are
Embrodeies is then most complete in the city, comprising the lateste effects in
matched sets. alLovers and lace tucked effects, all bought before the advance in price
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morrow
we will offer
tw enty- five
good Limoges
China Dinner
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More Incompatible Ribbon Prices.

ibbons at the lowest prices ever known.
'ery user Of them:
AT 23c. YARD, REGULAR42c.-4 inch
Fancy French Plaids, bright %colors, in
twelve up.to-date combinations.
AT 23c. YARD, REGULAR 45c.-4',
inch Tsfteta. white stripe on border,
eight Of the best shades,
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A Notable Sale of FurS.
SIS, ZOO at NearIy Half Retail Prices.

4 Unknown wholesale firm, celebrated, too, for the more than usual quality,
dstnNeNeS" style and workmanship OF their garments, realizing the advance Of
ii. S.rOn, nave disposed to us their entire stock OF Fur Coats, Capes, Conarettes,
NshN sclfs md Muhs. Many we're exhibit pieces, which factal alone is a guarantee
Other quality and style. Our log experience cannot recall such startling oppor
tnr, In the face o hs offering " e lave been notified by our foreign agents Of N
allre in dressed skins ranging from IS per cent to 80 per cent However, we
have Iected to dispose Of these Immediately and to induce their quick selling have
maasi them AZ extraordinarily low prices In the majority o. cases we have n %
qlN. y Vi any particular style. therefore quote a few specimen prices:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14

Coal Ranges
OF almost every
d escription,
and tomorrow
we Offe- a good
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-14

The finest
English Por.
celain Dinner
Sets, COM
posed OF 80
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The Best Book Offer Yet.
4Oc. for Regular 45c. to CSC. Books.

These are a lot OF popular books tbs
printed, tastefully bound, gilt tops, artist
Hundreds OF titles and thousands OF volun
The Company Of Jehu. BY Dumas.
The Deemster. BY Hall Game.
Emerson's Essays. BY X. W. Emerson.
The First Republic. BY Dumas.
Gold Elsie. By E. Marlitt.
The Last Vendee. BY Alexandra Dumas.
Makers Of Florence. BY Mrs. Oliphant.
Makers OF Venice. BY Mrs. Oliphant.
Notre.Dame. BY Victor Hugo.
Old Mam'selle's Secret. BY E. Marlitt.
On the Heights. BY Berthold Auerbach.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-19
TO HAVE TRUSTEES
Hook N ladder Company Have |"
 Full Attendance.

The Hool, X Ladder Company will ap- poin, hoard of trustees to hold and handle real estate for lt, it ln amendment notice of the offering Of winch was given las, night IS adopted. Judge Sehlbrets advised ,he coml,tee which handled the matters pertaining to the purchase of the lot that the proper thing for the company Co if 10 is Co become an owner ot real estate was Co have a board ot ottruS,ees, hence the notice referred to The trustees will be three tn nuumber and serve for one, two and ihrse years respectively.
 There was lull at,enilnce last night at Hook and Ladder tompanys building and mu,h routine business was transacted
 A ,he,l, was received from James Carroll X Co. ierS.5 through Mr. Laramie Mayer, together with a letter of thanEsioF ,ne good services rendered Tuesday night The secretary was iostut,eJ 70 extend ths thanks ot t1e company to Mr. Mayer and through him Co ,he firm oi James Carol. X Co.
 A committee o, jhre, consisting of Ne>srs. a. F. Frejen,hai, [. Woodruff and E Korach Co look up those who vol- un,ss-sI their services a, the Brunitk hotel f-s and who destroyed c.otteS or o,hsro ,e ,.HereI on 1c,oun, ot the.- 9atrouc 5cuou. This committee w... ca'I on merchant, and other who p-otie- by th-., work to get l,,.s,au,- Go repay them for their losses.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-19
STRANGERS PLEASED
Travellers GiVc a cash Award Tor
 Work at the Fire.

W. II. Taylor clerk of the Branni,k hotel, who did gallant service in saving baggage of guests and letting his own burn, has been given a tangible testimon- ill by Phil Joseph and Arthur BaStheim, San Francisco travelling men. Mr. Tavlor, assisted by N. B Everett, the day porter, dragged out their heavy trunks filled with samples. Mr. Taylor gave Q part Of his reward Co Mr. Everett
 Mr. Joseph represents the clothing house of Brown Brothers, and Ml, BaStheim the shoe house of Cohen, NlckeSburg X Ca Both speak in highest praise of the work of ths hremen.
 Ja,k Dalton, the famous Alaskan pa,h- finder, who gut up at the hotel the day be- tore the fr,. was in bed and asleep, when h. was awakened by scream. Looking out Of ,he window. he saw all opportunity tor eStlve bv the hallway h4d passed. As his room opened on the alley, he de- terminej ,o escape through the window. Putting his va,iSe and clothes in q Steet, he threw them ou, oi the window, and then, In nothing but his gown and boots, he let himself down the s Je oi ,he build ing lt arms length, and dropped Co the snow covered ground. Calmly and co0.Iy he Jre sed iu the trIgij oren air, and pick. ing yp his gr.p, walked ch as non,haln,- ly as thou. h he took the peuIous eN2-r.. enle ol the hour as scarcely mo,e than a passing rc.lsnt ln his busy h,s.
 David Rng ,he oDe-.eg Dawson City ocws55y Whotec,n.ly won rsplls ym1ll- ing a ,our ct ,ae coast with a special Klont.ks edition. end who fell ill on his return to Dawson and had Co go 10 the hospital here. stopped a, the hotel jus, ihe nigh. before Che hre. He Was asleep when Che ,rl,klIng 5f Che dsv ur.ng elements awakened him tarelv iu time for him Co get out rlt'ly dressed. He forgot his yes, wh.h was under the pillow and thereby los, heavily. The vest contained a watch a dimort ring. two large pins and meal ticket, a'l valued at S7o; and his only pic ture Of his mother. lie regrets The loss of the D c,ure mo,e than all else.
 Louis Cohen proved one of the chief heroes of tbe nIght bv standing at the head of a nozzle many minutes, and so long tha; when the tre had abated and he lst,s,he pes, he was covered with coat Of tee an In-h and a half thick on the back sul and .n inch on the breast. Mr. Oak ford, oi ihe army hospital corps kindly took Mr. Cohen Co his quarters He and h,, fellow workers stripped the hremen of his wet garments, revived him from stuff ness and sent him away in dry clothes and good spirits the next morning. Mr. Cohen was a volunteer worker
 C. E.. Cole, who was pierced near the knee by nail, has appeared on the street with a cane.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-19
REMARKABLE FEAT
>chiissenger aud Chi>hoicm Nuc-
 cced Tunnciing lIt. Tonkondorf

The raging winds and drifting snows have made many miniature mountain peaks and ranges in the streets of S!ag way. Ofth.,e, perhaps the most lofty is the range which stands in frunt Of Bauers, Ll r.esta cigar store and culmin- ating in the grand peak, Mount Ronken- jorl, in front of ihe German Bakery. Otto Sthessinge, md "Sandy' Chisholm sue ceedej in oneling Mount Ronkentof yesterday so hat travel across sixth ave- nue is resumed. is understood that the successful 60 summation of this remark abe feat ha, attracted the attention Of l.. D. E.urey, who Is now negotiating with these eNpeu tunnelers to prosecute the work of pen-'rlting old ChIlkoot moun- tlir.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-19
win NotGo To cape Nome.

There win be little travel from Canada (. Nome this spring Is the opinion of A.. a. B. Mcgowan, Of Victoria, B. c., rep Tesentative of the White Pass X Yukon railway and Canadian Development Com plnv iine of steamers 10 Dawson, who ar- rived here st night says lhe Post-intelli- gencsr. "Ca1aiilns win content them selves with developing the AuIn and NIont.ke properties, rather than pay Che duties at Nome. Our legislature now in session has done nothing with the alien law, and whether it will or not is not l.-u-leLN known.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-19
BEET FOR DAWSON.
HI. uiiicr Co snip iSO Head of
 stock.

With the sole exception of the Pierre Humbert expedition oi 1897, which did not succeed. says the P.-l ot the nth. tbe largest shipment oi teef >a,tie Co the kion. iike is Co be undertaken In about ten t1vs by n. |. Miller. the well known Alaska operator. lt is his puro>e Go attempt Co dive Iso he'd Jt heavy beeveS over the Yukon lee Co Diws'n Miller au.vsj at this decision within a week past. and be announced yes,erilv that ths ca,te would se put board uorthHouni steamers about January %. His pln is Co tr1usro,, the cattle by steamers from here co Sklgwlv and thente by rail Co Bennett, from Wbi,h point the drive IS Co begin.
 Jack C1u is now engaged in similar undertaking. except that he will begin his drive at SNlgwav. Whi,h involves the Iefftult fel, of taking '.> drove over ,te White Pass.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-19
Inland Weather.

The daily telegraph ,spo,,, to the t.v.s- ion Superintentent'S Ctt,e gave thc follow ing account oi the weather ve>'ertay;
 sO'CLOCE p. M.
 Sk1gway-S Showing strong north V.nt. s above; at io;3o D. m. II above.
 Glllier-SncWing, ,a.m. above. White Pass-Clocjv, light northwest wind. q, below.
 Frlser-Cloudy. light northeast wind. io below.
 Log Clbir-Clo1dy. northwest virj, TO below.
 Bennett-Cloujv, north wind. ,5 5s.0w. Three Co seven iuchsS oi snow ie'I at ihs above mentioned points during the 1av. Wire down betWeeu Bennett and Cari- bou all day; ro Yukon basin weather r-- port.
 Wire to Bennett Javn tay before yes teriav, were put up at S;so am.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-19
50 ,be People ,ia, Noo".

We. the or.v American I10o-S, want Co ,ou,lj.-, the 'H.>- statements being ped- .d.eI about tDltWr lre getting up 1 Su't Cub.' We desire 'o slvtnlt t'e .cpotl Is false iu ,re extreme. We ur running a l-gitml'e business au1 never indulge m any nkrE r,rpn>.,'ou. We cauv t9e largest stotS ot -o'ls and olr business Is carried on in n1 legitimate business manner. rto ,w Gc,-.e Now,
 Ere. r. Ehrich
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-19
The Spider.

Now, when tho spider had caught tine hy. as previously related, mankinc laughed Jeeringly.
 "Oh' you are not so warm, either {" muttered the spider, vita a malignant glitter in bis eyes.
 Saying which, the spider fell to work and spuR cosvsbS all over a bottle of wine which hsd hitherto sold for sl gallon, aud Itraightway 1t commanded a price Of S5 quart
 This fable teaches that he laughs best who laughs inwardly. Detroit Journal.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-19
Hotel arrtvats.
Jewev-Mr and Mrs. Watts.

Dewev-Mr. and Mrs, Watts.
 Noniam.n-A R Mcdonald, w Boyd, J K Spl7vias, Miss Mud Wilson, J J Olson, Frank Bnize, q QJlnc.
 SpOklue-S F. Nealand. M and Mrs Joe Buck
 Pac.hc-S l. Casey, J H-ansv, A b p McDonaId. Billie BoweS, w C Sweet, C. W Peterson, Albert Burvsr Geo Eastman
 O-ciisntal-W n Victsrs. Jos M5c'av. C E Wo-i-r, John K Shell. Fred Gwen der. o D Msuyman, F E Hyde.
 Golden Ngr,a-J Com.en.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-19
ui,hop Rowe uo>pttnI.

Miss DiUlsg, matrou of this well known and ilv0fIie hospital, has returned from Il0ml and |, prepared Co receive patients. The women, ward Is especially attractive and every comfort afforded.
 Dr. Selr and Dr. Moore give every al- ienUon The hospital is open Co al' de- nominations IIou
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-19

c. N. Crawford was among the passsn- gers arriving ves,erilv on Che Rosllie.
 J. C. Christensen arrived yesterday from the south on the PoSllie
 A. Bas,he.u and p. Joseph left yesterday on ths RoslIie tor Wnngsl.
 William Britt the druggist, left on Ire RoSal.e for the south to buy a stock for the store he Is Go open.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-19

Tony Dorteyo. the Br5liwlv couiect'on- sry dealer, hls received ti-s>t from Cn.- cago a very large st1cN oi tLe best se'rc'- ed { nous Gunther's ,lniy.
 W. H. Fife. the Fou-tt avenue mer chant. leaves tollv ou Che Tees for Ia-o ma, his former home.
 Royal mail SerI-e between Log Cabin and A,lin carry passengers. express ana heavy freight For rates inquire 0t Buriette X loomis, managers. Log Cabin, or R. E. West. agent, S.llgw5v % B e
 Everv laty going to Dawson ,In >lve money bv outHit.ng a, Flr-e.Is ,a- S,lje street dry goods store. tt t4 tm
 Don't forget the grand ta. Q, A-mo-v hall. Slturtlv night. lnal-y c-. ig'1. All are cordially invited 'o attend. Good music, lQ it
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-19

Fred Perkins and Dan Murphy, wh Ws.e convicted several days ago ot larceny were Is1en to SitSa on the Cottage CliY Nedn> day
 Try Bell x Go. for hay grain and feed.
 IIott
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-19

JOHN KALEM, The Groce', Wholesale and Retail, Corner Fifth avenue and Broadway. Free delivery to ary part of the citv.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-19
a New ArrtNst.

The finest l0, of c.-l, Havana c.glrS that ever came Co Alaska arrived Cn 'rc R0Sll.e.
 The shipment consisted oi the ce.ec-lt- ed I.l Since-idai trlnt. In Ssve-t. sizes. They will te kept 0u Sl'e lt tne C3mmS S1r.. iQ It
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-19
KEEP POSTFD!
John KaI,m, the WhoicsaIe ana
 Retail Grocer,

Is determined to sell goods at prices that are within the reach of everybody.
 Special sale, commencing Monday, on the following goods:
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-19

Blankets dirt cheap at Clayson'S. Fourth avenue and State street. I2 2i U Neat plain sewing at Mrs Bloch's State street. opposite Marshal's office.
 Fine cigars and tobacco at the White Pass store on sixth avenue. o}ou LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR COAL AND WOOD at AnderSon'S Hardware store, Sixth and State. Prompt delivery.
 f2 24 nm
 For a neat. hobby suit go 10 the Pioneer TailorS. Don'i forget their ten days offer. Prices marked in plain figures. Iou
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-19
Red Men institution.

Chicat Tribe No. }. Improved order Of Red Men, w:l be instituted at AndrrSon'S Hill. Sktgway, Saturday evening. Jan' uary 20. 1900. I2 ot
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-19

E.M Lar,dn. formerly lerot ageo, fer the White Pass x Yukon, who resigned ssvs-I days 1c., l.,e, 'olly ou the Tees for Victoria. He intends Co g1 So Nome.
 A.G.Blys wiu leave on ths Tees for Seattle.
 For t.,, wood ael ,'a. and expressing coll up lua,.,h . S. bonded carrier phone a. 10 'm
 300 tons h.v. olt, and feed just in. Bell k G., hroliwlv. 70 u
 The "Ctv cf Sslul-.' and "Fau'lon' c1rv passenger, between io,a, ports, nm
 Gents i- mu.> 1t Cllvson's, Fourth avenue lrI St.t- street. I2 2tu
 FIe-Al,a Cr., .,n a, Bond st.. jus; received f.t,. U.,.cS and -iHher shoes tor gents. i.e, lrl ,h.Ii-sn. nm
 Acl'-r C'ly>1i's '5't shoes prevents ,h1t lWft. mlilv commonly known as c1Iiteet Prevent tb- disease. t2 70 it
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-19

Rooms for rent on 4th avenue. east side of Broadway. Apply a, E. Fona1s, rear cf building. I3tf Dveing done neltlv at Mrs. Bloch's, State street, opposite marshai'S office. New designs in wall paper at Peoples. Fur robes from sao to sz5. Clayson & Co.,, Fourth avenue and State st. I2 2I q Parker & Aggers' commission house on Fourth avenue between State and Main al- ways have fresh fruit and vegetables,
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 Beds and bedding at Peoples.
 Ladies get your wrappers, dressing sac QueS and wool waists at FaUel'S. Our styles a-s the newest, prices the lowest,
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 Best assortment and largest stock oi gents clothing in Alaska at Cllvson's one price store, Fourth avenue and State street. I2 2IU Gents silk mitts at Clavson', r2 2Its First class instructions on guitar given by Mrs. Nellie White, Room G, Fry 3uhn building 5,h avenue. II4m
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-19

We have col, 'o bum. lt is screened and guje1. 70 f Bell x Co., b'oid"dN'