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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-25
HANLoN Is PEssIMIsTIC.
|tinore MnRnate Takes a Gloom,
View of baseball situation.

fillmore, January 2l.-'Manager Hanlon
een at his home and asked about his
(rted connection with the association club
h placed in Baltimore. Manager Eddie
|sd that he had any active interes; in
mater but the denial was made in such
sy as to leave the Inference that he WAS
|eas, an accessory before the fact
Fnagsr IIanlcn is inclined to take
kf gloomy view Of the baseball situation.
|thpks the public Will be d,sgus ed with
huch vranglng and will refuse to pat
be the game. He looks for a loss OF
ley 10 all concerned.
lis quite clear that the National League
bcking the clubs in Baltimore and Wasn-
|pn with a view 20 protecting the territory
|use alter the expiration of the ten-year
lenen 1t can be put down for fact
Brooklyn would be shaken out in the
ln.zat'on. The league is no. satisfied with
way base5a'l has been supported in the
\ New York annex and the r.ty will be
Pped into a minor league at the end OF the
year agreement.
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sPHfrED BATTLE
} Fought Between Al Veil ana
Jim Scanlon.

b Springs, Ark, January %-Twelyc
frd people Witnessed he fight tonigh
! huntington park between Al Neil OF Chi
and Jim Scanlon. The battle was spi
Ion both sides from start to finish and
fought aggrensiyeN by both men.
Psh Nell was a = to 1 favorite in the bet.
i looked as though Scanlon had tho
o. the fight mp TO tie nineteenth round,
/ Nell was knocked through the ropes
ives thought 70 have been knocked out.
Lane 10 fresh, however. and fought des-
ICY through the twentieth round, which
% nis favor. Referee Rat Masterson
fIsa Inc fght draw. Both men were
Fey punished and IL was pronounced the
Ost'e ever Witnessed in this city.
Pas sharkey acted as timekceper for
E|aIhy announced to the house that he
II csailenge the winner OF the Ieffrles-
III nsht and hoped to be chamoion be.
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CARRIED TOO FAR.
The Fear of Being Deceived or Hum
buREed Prevents Man, People
from Trying q Good Medicine.

Stomach troubles are go common and
in most cases SO obstinate TO cnre. that
people are apt to look with sus.jcion
on any remedy clsiming 10 be a radical
permanent cure for dysDepsis ana indi-
gestion. Many such people pride trem-
selves on their acuteness IN never being
humbugged. especially IN incidence.
This fear Of being numhug2el cal Le
carried too far, so Tar in n4ct. tha: .ua,y
people suffer for years with weak d.ges-
ton rather han risk ,ii;le time End
money In faithfully testing ths claims
made for a remedy 20 reliable ana ani-
VERBALLY used az Stiuart's Byspspaia Tab
lets.
Now stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are
vsstly different IN one important respect
from ordinary patent medicines for the
reason that they are not secret patent
medicine: no secret is made Of the ingrc-
dents, but ANALYSIS shows them 10 con-
tain the natural digestive ferrnents. pure
aseptic pepsin government. tasD Golden
Seal and diastss-, They are not cafhartic
neither do they act powerfully on any
particular organ, but they cure indiges-
tior on the common sense plan OF di-
costing tho food eaten. thoroughly before
Il he's time 10 fe-ment sour end rause
the mischief THIS IS the only secret OF
their success.
Cathartic Mills never have sad never
can cure indigestion ana stomach tror-
bles because they aci only on the bowels
whereas the whole trouble is In the
stomach
stuart's DYspepsis Tablets taken after
meals. digest the food That is all here
Is TO il. Food not digested OF half-di-
gested Is poison, As Il creates gis acid
ity. headachee palDitation ~ thu heart.
loss OF flesh and sppetlte end many other
troubles. which are often c,lle BY ZONE
other name
They are sold by drugslsts cverywhers
IN the United States. Great rrltsin srd
rsna6a
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married. Wednesday night at The Baptiss
church. Rev w. +, Weaver officiating
The church was lastly decorated in ever
green aud white roses The bride VAS
cioed in a white duchesse satin and wore
Niles OF the valley. Her attendant. MISS
Jer1isha Lyons, wore light blue satin
with pearl and lace trimmings Tom
Hampton OF vinton Vas best man.
Reliance lodge No. S27S. Knights OF
Honor. Installed officers last night. past
Dictator Charles \. Stuart acting as In
stalling officer. After rhe ceremonies a
banquet was spread and an overjoytul
good time was spent.
As a result OF just one weeks work Mr..
Arthur NJ. White instituted the Lake
Charles Aerie of the Fraternal Order Of
Eagles with membership OF hf,y.
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An Old Cnrc -nccinnh

Waco Texas, January "a THE case Of
the Farmers and Merchants National
bank VS.. II. c. scott eli al was decided
yesterday by giving judgment for the
plaintiff which puts the Farmers and
Merchants bank in possession OF what
is knowa as the Hobson line, now owned
and operated by Inc Citizens Railway
company, OF which Mr. Scott is president.
The case has been a most complicated
one and has been in court for several
years. There were three claimants to
the franchise and now that 1t has peen
decided neither of them have gained a
great dea,, for the costs of the legal pro-
ceedings have Been heavy to all parties
concerned.
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n,ruIaries AT Bryan.

Bryan Texas. January 2f--Sneak
thieves and burglars with walsh other
towns have been infested have made
their appe rance n Bryan and two resi-
a.nrc. wers llrslari1ed here last nigh,
Trey ars entered the residence OF NJ,
W. s. Howell ana stole some closing
IL ,yclry ana a.fsW dollars IL money They
nexf entered NJ, NJ L. Va ace 5 home
and stole $40 in silver and Nj Wallace's
watch snd ehsin. They took his vest,
~. dropped Il in the yard after occurring
me wA,ch 9nd chain. Officers are a. work
on the csse
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The Fri.co EXTENSION.
Double OF single breasted Coat
summer or Winter weights.

Sherman, Texas, January 24.-MF. J.
r. Hlnele chief engineer OF the st. Louis
and San Franc SEQ railway. WAS in the
city today inspecting the terminal and
ocal improvements He sid: THE
track reached Madill ihrty-hve miles
north Of DeuiBon, today II we have
moderately fsvorg5le weather the gap
stll be closed By February 20 It IS
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New Orleans Re,u,,.

gaa pDe'y 2A-Weather cloudy
X. va seventy yards. se.ling-Hoods
Ri ,oooArsn), to 10 and / q 3.
i d simpson, loe (MeCann). 10 TO 1
\ / ,s second, J. H, Barnes, ioa CKane,
|hsi ars. 1, Time l:4sh. Prince Real
|FSss iaron Ss' W, was disquaiihci
Bra l0s w. ~ TO 10 aud 20 2. won
Ia: Lsnlp"a 0eaSasriyl, u 70 and 4 To 5
4 l9sla y 'o'Brlen). 80 to j. third
|lea.Siasa,fl n, I, selHng-Nisior Mapyr
~ no 1Dpe, % and even won: ia
"lskheldl, Is to /, third. Time
! 70 in sns hald.oqp-Andes ss fcoon
Eel { "a u 70 :, won; Sir FloT,an. io1
ssn, Ne ,o.anna 70 ;. second: charlie
\. YSesnl 20 foSi, third. Time
1 8 semnlre, 10 .Alarie, to (,
seorpoletts. 1os fwsssr'
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xroRAN TRAcN LOSES DATES.
~ Supervisors Pass Law Which
,r,ttx Racing season.

! Francisco, January A-The super
|, ~ gan Mateo county took action today
/. viii result in the closing OF Tanforan
IN the near future. II is stated on
authority that the California Jockey
is back of this legislation, which Will
IA rival. the san Francisco Jockey
ont OF the field The ordinance adopted
mits racing TO twenty-five days a
Tanforan will reach this Limit about
rdddle of February. News of this action
Ia a sensation among turfmen.
a usual number Of racing days at Tan
h eighty each year. The track has
XII dates IN to April 6. and unless some
|order is issued by the San Mateo SUPER
4 me season will not only b. shortened
H. spring but the ia meeting will be
kether cut off II the California Jockey
which runs at Oakland. In another
|ty is back Of the move affecting Tan
b, there is every prospect for a bitter
war.
Il present hackers of both tracks are
Of influence and money, and the San
BE- eco Jockey club is not likely to COM
bse on any grounds except those of
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|tass- turiongs purse-strag shot l1o.
|,mnrorli ~ George Dewey 100. Wsrdman
|ioss'0 hiD liz, Lucera Io7, Thraoia lO7.
be- n,riner ll9, Catherine Bravo 102,
|scbarr SIn,Rs for 2-year- olds-Knox los.
|sst sn III Pres,ene i8. battered los
4 ~ ,h Lady Bird 1903. Charrete III,
(saOs ~ I"; Tor la lO3, Rosa War ios.
CaIyass, halt-yincitor rs. Topmast liz,
|hapido l02 ''o Il'' MO Chieo
pIqITlonEs, for a-yenr-olds. vernaI
TX po Homage, Bah. Maresa 10.
sna a halt tur!ongs ss,lipr-our IT..
lsIn ia rs Josephine n, III wal
| lady' MSesSslace III, osmond. Almoner
Hos NJ 77eq aohsIpe NJ; Flora Blrd 10,
Iry @I prchiu i0s The o sinrsr IL Io4
(ris R ss 81 ~ Novia lO7, Racetto iOi,
[la Dv Due merry lO9 Asian liz, Bogus
[-sv and heavy
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THE RACES.
Tnnforan Results.

francisco. January 24.--Long shots
4 N iouF events at Tanforan today
auo half furlongs-Theory. Ada N,
Fh Time 1924
4 ana sixteen.h-Adyance Guard.
|a0ok' Billy Moore. Time 1856.
H. iariongs-Sflur,sn, Bernota. Tony
ilils. As'or' syoarlS'
l'lSl4 'u'e''n' NesuNlan'
ra rsssc0nss, seillnK-Florinel H. Sad sam.
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Dependency Caused snicide.

III Plso Texas. January 2t.-E. w An
dsrsop, AZ years OF age, shot himself
through the tempie his afternoon With a
target ride Il small cai'ber and died
hili hour later The deed was commit
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10 e I and { to l.. second: John RIM ~,
'paie, Y 70 !. third Time ili. A''. ava
Sf turlongs. seli.nz-Fair ns'.t.. :,
Nv wsPsderiyi. 5,to and even won. I,.u,.,, y
L. e.t nIa1ys: ' e ! and to :. second: -Four
Time i:l5H 70 :, third.
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enterprise. Kan, January PA street
nght between women. led on one side by
Mrs. Carrie Nation, the saloon wreeker,
win following OF women's Christian
Tempe ancc Union women. and on the
ether by Mrs, schnling. wife Of the man
ager OF the saloon wrecked. backed by A
uozen women who clSmpioned the sa-
ICONS was enac ed here today.
As result Mrs Nation swore out war
rants against Mrs, SETTLING and her hus-
band and Mrs, NJ ,Bittner, charging them
with assault, snd Mrs Hoffman swors
out a warrant against Ms. Nation charg-
ing her with disturbing the peace. All
were arrested, but they were recessed On
oond.
At 10 O'Clock today Mrs Nation. in
COMPANY with seyensl Womens Christian
Temperance Union leaders. entered a
store near William Sohook's saloon.
which is stu unmolesttd. Mrs. Nation,
apparently to give him warning. sent for
schook, He compiled, but before msry
words were exchanged between the two
she VS. assaulted by a crowd OF women
paTisans Of the saloons. A general night
between the women eusued during which
a woman heavily veled rained now
at;er blow upon Mrs Nation with Il
horsewnip. Men drawn TO the scene Of
fered no aid to either side. Quiet was
lestored only when the police interfered
Mrs Nation wac badly bruised
AN concerned, except Mrs Nation,
were bound over for trial at d oclock to-
morrow.
Mrs Nation was found not guilty OF
disturbing the peace and was released
The cases of the three women ARE sted
on complaint of Mrs Nation we're con-
tlnuel until tomorrow. Mrs Nation de-
cl res she will swear ont additional war
rants against those women charging them
W tn attempt to XII.
Much excitement prevails and business
is practica ly suspended,
Mrs Nation declared she had encoun-
tered more trouble here than at any
place yet visited by her
She will remnln In Enterprise at least
until tomorrow.
Al meeting held here today by Local
temperance workers the Mothers and
Sisters Md society was organized, with
Mrs. C. H. Hoffman as president Mrs
Nation says its purpose Is to suppress
saloons by law. II possible. bN by force
IL necessary.
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TopAY,s ENTRIES

q Mic: sellins-Gray Forge III. uhlsr. 70,
:, o'u W., Blossom ~. Tom Cromwell, sissSer'
Mile and an eighth, seliins~sso--alI.sss..
MnNo,k 3, kenoya log, Fa.ry Prime
Menace io5. Cogswell ITO irinSe'
~, .e ana sixteenth, seliing-Domsds. q,
nte BOY Blue, Jim Breeze l0l. Llnasno,i.
Blocker, Henry of Franstamsr ioi pat,
IA, MaNre loS' False Lead. Heroics los. Frebo
c, Nile handicap-shut Up ss P.cador q,
Seven yhths Of milo ssil,ns
Leland ,s,, ortrud 100, Moncnetallist Flmss
Erecting Moments 102. Iris 100, pm CONWAY
lo9. Fleuron 1906 'Ve
Nile and a sixteenth, selFng-.Nea,es,
Eusenla 81, Geo. Boyd Defender II BE-
gueath %, Leon Ferguson. Tago ioi, Heie,
faxton lo4, Elmer 10s. Bright Night 107.
weather clear: track fast.
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our intention. II the grading is far enough
along here al that time. 10 run right
Into Sherman"
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.JAMESBUTE
HOUSTON.

ted ct his residence and despondency.
which prompted It was due, il Is sid,
toythc loss az all his savings IN a recent
business venture. Deceased leaves a vita
ana four children,
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FIGHT BETWEEN WOMEN.
mrs Nation Iiorsewhlpptd by The Wife o.
Saloonkseper.
BUSINESS IS PRACTICALLY SUSPENDED
Mrs. Nation says she win swear our
Warrants CHARGING At
tempt te XIII,

iopeka, Kan, January ei,--Mrs Carrie
nH'ion left Enterprise aonlght fsr Hope,
-Nan'' Where she viii hold temperance
neeuns tomorrow There are two ya,
'oons mere She will go thence to Kan
ISIS o'ty' Kan, Saturday. y dlspatcn
run enterprise uoatght says hat the
"recNng of the saloon there is complete.
h0' Whole bottle remaining in the place.
"'s Nation, who had Mrs Schtlllng ar
.esteu Tor attacking her today. told Mrs.
sNn'ii'ng she would forgive her II she
o.ssed her prdon. nae saloonkeepcr's
vile refused, whereupon Mrs. Nation said
sue would send her to the penltentsary.
. Is' Nation has sent for County Al
s.oIney smith to bring criminal proceed
ihgs against Mrs. Schi.ling and SAYS sac
N4i prosecute her TO the utmoss.
4 am receiving many invitations to
'lslt towns, said Mrs. Namon tonight.
ana am much encouraged Tho work
a.. go en- in every State and ] am CON
hneht mat we can do II that way.
nave received an invitation TO go on
me stage IN Cnicngo in Ten Nights N a
Darnocn at SIS week but viii not ac-
cepl u, sc II is not notorlety | am after
Women in Wichita are organized and
are determined on the closing OF saloons
Vheie' II ii is not done, they Will strike
'nem woise than / did
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Lake Charles. La, January q David
L. Lyons and Miss Maud wstherili we're
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-05
POPULAR MAN RESIGNS
Murray B. Miles Has Severed His
 Connection with ". P. &Y.

Murray B. Miles has resigned his post tion on the White Pass road. This will be unwelcome news to the thou sands who have travelled over th,t line as we'll as to the people Of the north generally for by his uniform gentle manly manners. courteous treatment and general agrceablcness Mir. Miles b,s endeared himself to all with whom he chanced Co come in contact as few in any walk of life have been able to do. Literally he numbers ms friends and acQuaintanceS m the north bv the thousands and he has a more extensive acquaintance among ilS res identS than any other man. Those who have become SO accustomed to meet his smiling face on the train or when it pulled into the depot will SureIyy miS, LTiSs him. while th9SfnSisr capacity will n, CSS regret his retirement.
 lt is thought he is going into busi ness for himself at Skawyay or White Horse and m any venture in which he may choose Co embark he will have the best wishes of his numerous friends
 Mr Miles took the first train out over the White Pass on July 2I. 1898 and has been with the company stead fly ever since.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-05
Grand Family Show

Fletchers company of artists will give a grand family entertainment, ai ElkS' hall next Friday evening. Ike farce comedy in which Mir. Daniel Sul- ly has made such a hit entitled "A Cor ncr Grocery will be given and the pro- luction will be in every way hrst-claSs. The cast has been arranged to allow each artist Co which he or she IS best adapted. thus insuring a first rate ren dition of one of the best comedies ever staged. In addition to the play pee. ialties will be introduced and there will virtually be two shows for one admiS sion fee.
 Skagwayans have not had chance tc see professionals act since thc enter tainment given some months ago m which Mir. Keelar and Sam Robert' took prominent parts and this chance will be eagerly seized upon once more
 .-- -..t...,r. ts, f,ss, ,t,. f-.--.i;e ehta.
 Family entertainments will be given occasionally by Mr. Fletcher's eastern company
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-05
THE CHARITY SALE
Bshrsnds' stOrO Was Very Liberal
 Iy Patronised Yesterday

The charity sale at B. NJ. Behrends dry goods store to financially assist Bishop Rowe hospital was a eomolete success, which reflects much credit pp- on those who conceived and carried out the unique idea. The young lady clerks were kept quite busily engag- ed throughout the day but in the even ing the mllux of purchasers was so great that a perfect jam occurred. The ladies were equal to the occasion, however, and no customer had to wait very long or to be turned away either. The sale was patronized by the ses. people of the town, especially the lad' ies. and the hospital will receive neat sum as a result.
 Too much credit can not be given to all those who SO nobly assisted m thi' just cause and 10 the young lady elerk' who remained faithfully at their post an day a special measure IS due, ioI it was not all fun for them. Manager Conway should likewise come m for full chate. for he certainly deserves it
 The assignments of the ladies wer' as follows;
 Floor waikers-Miss Clayson, Mis Peabody and Miss de Succa.
 CaShier-MrS. Lieut.. Raines.
 Gentlemans department Nils Rhinehardt Miss Head, Miss Roo land Mrs. Guilbault.
 | L,.. s department - Miss Lottl 'lC. , .o. Miss HauxhurSt Miss Don leas,,t. Mrs. Dedman and Mrs. How lard. r. .er ..
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-05
Y M C. A.

A service unique and interesting m character is planned for the Y. M C. \. this aietrnoon. An address will be given by Rev NJ. A. Coyington. illus trated with chemicals. furnishing some very striking object lessons.
 A special invitation will be extended to th children oi the Union Sund1y school The services will be union m character and all interested are inyit- led Co be present The service will be held at the usual hour. 345
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-05
or For NOmo

J. NJ. Tompkins of the Bank of Alias ka. will leave on the Senator for Sc. attlc. where he will remain a Jew week attending to private business. He will then go Co Nome Co assume chlrgc ci branch of the bank in that city Mr. Tompkius has made many friends dur ing his residence here, and m hi, de. parturc Skagway loses one of it's most ardent supporters. Mir. ,. M. Sum mers is expected Co arrisc on the Sen. aior from Juneau. and take 'harge oI the bank here bringing his family with him. and will make SkaEwly his per manent home.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-05
KODgK FINDS
Thoy VIII All Be On Hand At
 Elks' Hall Today

The handsome front of Blks han will today be decorated with anrors and other insignia of the order and photos taken by our local photograph CTS. Every kodac in the city is. being put in readiness for a view pi what IS acknowledged by all to be inc most artistic and attractive building m Alas ka.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-05
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

McCabe College Chapel
 Morning service at TI o'clock Evening service & o'clock
 Epwouh League 7 p. m.
 Prayer meeting Thursday 7:5o D. m
 Morning-There will be a commun- service preceded by au appropriate ad- dress.
 Evening subject - Spiritual HIS. their Diagnosis and Cure
 All are cordially invited Rev Melmoth A. Covington Pastor
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-05
SALVATION ARMY.

7:3o a. m.. knee drill II a. m.. Sunday school. } D. m. holiness meeting $ a. m.. salvation meetings ever nigh, except Friday. All are invited to attend.
 E. Gooding. Captain.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-05
PRESBYTERIAN

Morning worship at n a. m. Prayer circle at o.3s D. m. Christian Endeayor. GAS D. m. Evening service at S.oo At che morning service the. sacra- ment oi thc Lords supper will bc ad- miui,trrcd with Ju appropriate address by Che pastor The girls choir win render a selection
 In thc evening the subject will be Pro and Con
 Special music wir include a solo and anthem by che choir
 An are cordially invited Co these ser. wees.
 N B Harrison. Pastor.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-05

All steamship companies doing busi. ness in Alaska are up in arms Freight and passenger rates arc being cut low CT every day Today you can get one ticket FREE with every 2s cent pur- chase at the Commissary. 3t.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-05

Crepe de Chimes. Foulards, Solieds Cheviots. Silk Crepe, Colored Dotted Swiss, Ginghams. Kimona Cloth Tucked Crepons, China Silks and other new novelties for the ladies' spring dresses at Ladies' Bazar, 4o6 Broad way.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-05
From I to 1000 Gallons

The ice cream season has opened st the German Bakery, where the siri tly pure article can always be had Fred Kas his own COWS and ice and is pre- pared to supply families or parties with from one to 1000 gallons at enc dollar per gallon. q
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-05
EPISCOPAL

S, Saviour, Church. Eighth avenue and State street. Fourth Sunday after Easter Holy Communion. Q a. m. Morning prayer, htauy and sermon ti a. m Sunday School 1t l.}o D. m. Eycn,oug and sermon at & Morning top.c-"The Peace of Fast crude Evening top.c-"Thr Vision oi Ja- cob Special music by 90 male quartet at tt a. m
 James C. Camerur
 Rectpr
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-05
: |
CATHOLIC

St Marks, Fifth avenue, east o' Broadway. ,o.,o a. m.
 Sunday school at 9 D. m.
 Evening service at 7;5o.
 On week days mass at S ro- |'
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-05

Tinscled Yokings, Embroidered and Tucked Yokings, Spikes Belts, Bar. cites, Tinsel Braids, Embroideries and Laces galore. Tafeta Silks for even ing wear at Ladies Bazar.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-05

Dresses in the latest styles and gar ments of every description made to or der on short notice at Ladies' Bazaar, 4o6 Broadway
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-05
Tailoring.

For stylish and good fitting clothes go to F. Wolland. who is receiving ;he latest and most fashionable report on tailoring every month. Clothes dycl cleaned and repaired. I2Ij If
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-05

Gentlemen, drop m and stake one of our fractions. A pay streak guaran. teed in every one. F. H. Clayson & Co.,, corner Fourth and State streets.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-05
Easily satiuaod.

All we want is an the trade in sight F. H. Clayson & Co.,, the One Price Clothing, Shoe and Furnishing House. Fourth and State streets.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-05
Eagles At Firemon's Hall

There will be a meeting of the F. O. F. at Firemcn'S hall this evening at SEQ. X full attendance is desired.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-05

Hegg's book of Alaskan views still on sale by Lang at the old stand. fl.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-05

"FOR sale" "For Rent" Furnished Rooms for Rent" and other cards for sale at the Daily Alaskan office.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-05

Red Star bottled beer is unequaleC as a table drink. & per dozen, deliv. cred. Telephone 80.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-05

For drying or expressing, call J. Cowan. 'pNne ss, automatic i3o.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-05

Roast Duck and Plymouth Rock Chicken at tho Seattle with Famous Rainier Beer.