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fra 1895 til 1900, meoens oeit onr.
Iiee ltSfcrieI at SpcSc % SueheHei
tiIiammen fiin anilooes til $1sS.-
100000. Mrhens pod iamne Sio
Nais % MaismeI bar itsrit GGroi
i Sanocts belle Rroouftion paa
ggerbrngets Smraobe, mo bisie
Trobnfter ncie fla men at inotoae
treble Stang; naar Der bliper 9ale
ON l~lbfsrielen. aorlig uofsreS Der
gienneminitlia for $66,00Q,000 at
Raisprobufter oltiaa minore emo
SuIpoeIen at Speoeubfsrielen og
noeet oper en- Sieroebel al gomrllbs-
erportpn Gf So, Der | 84rhi itaar
iom SIC. 9, nofsres Der ganife ube.
tuoeIiat fipIoen til en- 8Prbi af
mere enb $t,000,000 ON Iaret.
8cre Sarmere bar Iiben eler ingen
Snteresie / oe giper liben get poa
llofoIbet al SsapIer | noldnoet,
efteriom De life | nogen pioere uo'
Itr9fnine buerfen fjeber euer ipleer
so. Sfient llbfsrielen at Wois og
MmiSmel fan ipnes forbolosoiS
ringe / Sammenligning meo pisie
andre Irobnfter. err Den BOG longt
ira nben 9etpouins, og bet beoite al
alt err, of ben porer, % at Der er for
Chen be bebite lloiigter til, at ben
inoen faa aar oil babe antoeet ct
ret betpbeligt Smfane. Soab Wdi'
lens Stiaipg pna 8eroensmnrfeoet
betreher, bar ubIanbets Hrobuftion
al oenne aorniort Tibet al iiee; tbi
Of al ben Mtais, Der aoles | 8eroen,
fommer benpeb rs procent fra
Imerifa. Sim naar Der bar pGret
Mfisp9rt | europa roar Speoe.
opIen nleb andre Orb bar ilaaet fell
os Der er en- li9opnnIig Otter.
ipsraieI efter greoitoffe, eler naar
Der inbtr9oer Slopbeb / 5orret.
n~ineslipet meb berof fslgenoe Neb.
gang | priierne poa ale SlaeS
@oer - nm ba fan Der bore 1aIe
ON, at Waispriien fontroIeres af
andre Saftorer emo apIinsens Stsr.
relie | De Soreneoe Stoter. s ST.
minbeliebeb tiger Vriien, naar @p.
lingen er liben her | 9anbet, % fall.
Der ligeiaa regeIm9siiat, naar BEN
err itsrre. Iorbolbet err npget lia-
nenoe for gomnIbens @eofommenbe.
Sgiao al bette Trobuft oples Der
ioo meset her | 9onbet. at omtrent
De iamme Softorer, ion ~rceulerer
8riierne paa Woismarfebet, err be-
itemmenbe for gomnIoens Grport.
p9rbi. Sc Sorenebe Staters Bonn.
uIosprobnftion er itsrre emo belle ocr
cnrige @erbens tiIiommen - nemIia
SO Vroeent. Sor Speoens 8eofonl.
metoe er oct belt anocrIeoes. Ser
aoles piitnof oaiaa en- Mpnsoe
Speoe her / 2onoet. men Dor ianlleoe
Eroonftion belsber iig BOG life til
mere END fra rs til 27 Brocent af
belle Seroeits. s bore SonoipnIia.
beosberegnineer meb Senipn i'll Spe.
oepriierre er ot oerfor oltio nsot iii
at tase minoit Iiseiaa meeet Seninn
til e,rop4iife SorboIS Tom Eillton.
nene | bort eaet Sanb.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-02

at bet DHentIige - 0on6ct, Stnter
eIer aommiinen tr9oer itbttenoe
til meb MioIer, ifoI mar, fomme no.
gen Bel MfifnHeIien oe be iiinnoe
operbefoIfeoe Sottisfparterer | be
itore gper I. Gr.)
On Maitntion / berne Retring oil
forboabentIis bli Meiultatet al Son.
oonerfongresien. 90 enbnu en-
Gang: Solicit mao ieIp biplpe til. Sor
/ bette aopiteI fanr man finoe iig / Ell
SmuIe Snoifrrnfelie / ben "pericn'
Iige 5ribeo".
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-02
Observation-Disclosures @oib.

>NutU@
ington bar npIia uoienot ell Gel
Statiitif, bnoraf oct blad0t unbet
fees, of 2anbets WoisauIing altio
har iterre BenaepRroi eno nogen
onoen IpIing. s SioSrummet fra
1879 I'll 1900 bar Den aienrem.
initlige aarIiee Tproi of WiSpro.
buftionen ca. S600,000y000 gnfelte
Star cit ben op til $750,000,0 900;
men | andre @ar funoe Den iaien
fnIoe til fiin Itot oper $500, 900.
Munmer 2 / Hnften bIonot bore
neutrality-suspicious. l Senieenoe til
B9roi bar / Mminbeliebeo So.
ooIineen %inhtoget. 5 8enge anloaes
for &iosrumnet 1S79--1900 bet her
| 9aroet anIebe So Ill Ell T9roi al
fra S330,0O0,0o0 til $494, ooo. 900
aarIig, paa en- ltrotngeIie nrr -
1898 oa Ssaulinsen por pprh
$570,000,000 8Proien al 0en 40.
Ieoe Spehe / EihSrmmet fra 1879
til 1900 bar oorieret ira $4,000.
600 I'll $497 000, 900. sln / aareue
1879. 50, 81 % 81 houSs 9aroet9
Soeoeproeltttion en- itprre @0roi
END 6so0Iinaeu. % / De nppnte gar
bar Der Riso9rt / europa, boiIfei
beoirtebe Ell uipooonlie Stignirg
&uebepriierue Der / 2onoet. s 10 al
De iioIte So @ar bar 89roien al
2onoets 9omuIo5opl ppret iterrt
END gPr6ieu Of Spebeaolen o.
tIauhi oisie par Gareue 1898. 90
90 90. 90 Soeoepriierne par uipo,
nonIiqt lore, oe 1900, ou gomuIos
eriierne pat uolminbeIigt beie. 30
~to!bRrbien pr Gar of gomulosaplin
gen ! Gibsummet ira 1879 I'll 1906
Tar beonset fig melem S242. 900,
600 % 1899 00o. 900; ben par
Iapeit / 1879 % bsieIt / 1900. u
andre prooufter irotoger Saorer
uiroptoeIis I'm QIa6s Tom no. 3
Strttcu, o9 goteteTne fommer ion
s}o g.. 9aer meoeuS Mhuiien o.
@eet bar Sorraugeu for be sprieu
grooufier / Serieeroe til fin SprS
9lmiu9diaheo, itiaer 6orboloe
IN rogct iorIfeELi0t uaor Ser bIipeD
laie oa Brooutterres getpbnine
Den internationole Sanbel. Soml
nlben blioer oa 3o. 1. Ger ,toiertei
ri bette groouft til en- @erSi q
$221, 100000 aarlie / be lem aa'
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-02

bare iibtaIt. at be central. % ipb'
omerifanffe RepubIifers G~eIfaeeIie
/ Sen pon.dmerifonifc aoneres life
maa noInsses iaaieoes, at oiSie gre.
prbIifer bifnIoer De Sore1ehe Sta.
tcrs ScIittf. Gette fsIeer bel oaian
gdnlfe az iie ieIp, Scr at pertbe 5or.
hoInet om. niioe iiffert ogiaa DC
1preneoe Stoier betoffe Tia for Del.
taqelie | 2pneresien, ON oerneo
ifllIoe pRre foriiooet, at De ~nnberifreu
&c central. % ipoamerifnnffc He.
ahhIiters poIitife @fisgierniueer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-02
fra bopeo

Sanb for Snnge. Slaaoeminiite.
rem bar noIteot en- Srore, bpori ban
itranet paaIasser Officerer | Wari.
men life at uotale fig offentlig ON De
Spergsmonl, Der bill blipe 8ien-
Itanb for 8ebanbIing / ben beililtteoe
ltnoerIsgelie mob @bmiral S6lep.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-02
8ssierinsen iasisaer. &esierin-

Vs~DJ~~v~" V~Dfr
gen bar taeet Sfriot til peb Gags
anl9g at isee at faa tilbage noset
af De Benee, iom aaptein Sberlin
Garter er beifplbt for at babe til.
oenbt Zig, mebens ban fsrte Silipn
meo Sapnearbeiberne / SoDannab,
60. Oct antases, at Carriers Snfel,
2orenao 8. Garter, peb, bpor bet er
blepen al De iaonebe Wioler, os man
pil mn toinee bam til at ubbetole He.
aierineen, bpao ban muliae1s maatte
babe / fit @erge of 9eIcbet. 4aptein
Garter err iom befienbt | Sitgtbmiet
/ 2eapentportb, Scans.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-02

Seo Here eneelife llnoerpisrtinss.
n~nitalier bar man nplie peiet eleoer-
ne Ter % eiter afbolSt gfsamen. 5
Be beiere alasier. hoor @fsamel m-
tnrliapis boooe itsrit 9etpbntts.
bapoe Gleuerne tabt flere Vinto iom
Sslse al ben aauoeliee Snitreuaelie
! DC Inpere atasler uar 8nsttdbc1e
life iaa itore-
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-02

Ten npe SrmaRire .Suspennsu.' Iom lea
iicbte | CONNER, arteioer uem9riet eoot |
ale Senieeuner. Niu Rome sr pelicrueiet
meo ben % ian antelale ben ri 9nhper. iom
pnitsr en- goo Maifins. Zen arbeteer baaos
let o. suet, 8 5roet 90 9eats. Q. q.
Rail, @albinofpu Srairie, Soma
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-02

Zen SeIeolonS ifaI "reporeres. ="
Der ifaI renIig peo apIterne neo-
innfes 100000 Gentner Sten til
geffntteIie moo Srertoinsens an
ereb.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-02
"gante.m"- spsrssmaalet. arigs.

mintiter &oot bill eierne isge at tom.
me paa oct rene meo, bporptot vi.
ifoffeIien at garteen'en ntrfelig bar
bapt iaa oaarIig 8trfning paa De
moraIife SiIitanbe I S9ren, iom
mango iseer at sipe bet Snotrpf at,
% BON bar oerfor benpenbt fig til
Sfficererne beb De forifieIlige @arni'
Toner oe anmobet benz ON OF fore
I9gge 9epartementet be Splpsninger
ON Soeert, iom De iibber inbe meb,
inben Dem lite September. Bao
oenne Maabe tror 4rigsmiriiteren
bebre at f,inne bIipe iitanb til Of
.iioferoiee en- SnbitiIing angaaenbe
Ganteen-S psrgsmaulet til 9ongres-
len. Den aIminoelige Wentns er,
at Sfficererne, eller ialfalb be flefte
af benz, ptI ~anbefaIe 8ieninoisrelien
af Gonteen'en, oe bpis 9epartemen.
tet itstter BERNIE Inbefalins, er bet
ianoipnIiet, at 4onsresien bill tage
bet n~sbpenbiee Sfribt / BEN Hetning.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-02

Der ieSes aarlia omtrent SO Msil.
lioner Ssru. Get er eoot % bel ei
Barn pr. Sefunb.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-02
@iIipm paa @eiie. 60

@ilion paa 3eiie. 2anbbruss.
miniiter 8iIion tiltraabte ben 30te
Si,Ii en- Heiie til 8elten, bnor oct er
bans Igt p%erionlig of foretage en-
llnoerisselie of SorboGbene / De
gsne, ser bar p9ret baarbeit biem-
iset at Seben / Oct ienere, for at
fomme poa bet rene meb, bob oer,
peb Esrfen forpolbte Sfabe timer
meliesois beIsber iig til. Sr.. @il-
ion %inbrsmmer, at ban inbtil ben
aueriibite Sio bar n9ret tiIbsieIie
til at tro, at Sfaoen paa GpIinger
life bar ret b~etpoeIig, men ben fort
iatte Ssrfe bar bepirfet, of ban for
en- Del bar faaet arbre Eanfer on,
Sthiationen. Snn bapoe baabet,
flyer ban, at Der piIbe fonme Regn
lanet tioIieere emo iom fleet er, pe
ban finoer BET panifeliet at forubfiee,
bpab Sobet MI tan anbraee til.
Sans Rei'e bill itreffe Jig oper Here
9iitrifter / 8eiten, og iarlig er Oct
bans Seniigt of unoerisge ll~oiieterne
for Moiien, iom ban frpgter bar to-
get meget ~betpbelig Sfabe Of Den
langpariee, intenie Seoe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-02


Sdleps Sag. 4bmiroI Shleps
Son, Der er &aptem / S9ren, bar
uotaIt fig meget fripoitigt ON BEN
foreitaaenoe llnberisgeIie at Sobe.
rens Sorbolb / SIaeet peb Santiaeo.
Gan flyer, of ben @amIe bar gooe
Sr1tmfer poa Sanno, ON ban blot oil
BRUCE benz. Sffe aIer,e er en- llnoer-
isseIie Of Saberens Sptr9ben og
Sorbolo / bet belle taeet / oct nrpnte
SIag fuIbitpnois upaafrapet, bpis
Serneb ifal foritaaes, at ban bar
siort Jig ifpIois / noset saIt, men
ban fibber inbe meo Oplnsninaer
ON line anflaeere, Der er iaa grdbe.
renbe, at De oil bIine prfeIiet reoir.
cerebe, hpis ban befoemmer liz til
at aabne i'm Mlno. 9enne ltota.
IeIie al aomiraIens Son bar paft
Den ltsrite 9ep9eelie / Den Rreos,
Der foriparer ahmiral Sampions
Sptreoen / oeiune Sag, og Snbnna
tinnen ira BET SoIb fienber foreIebig
ineen Srenier. @amle aomiraI
aimberIep bar beoet Zig fritaset for
at tiene paa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
iionen, ba bans Selbreo er iuag, %
ban al oen @rlnb life fsIer ia
iitano til at paatage Jig Speroet.
gbmiral ShIep bar | en- SfripeIie
til Worineminiiteren eicrt nRrmere
&eoe for tit Sorbolo. fioar oct | DC
8unfter. Der ifoI Ieeaes til @rlno
for Inflasen bcber, at han hnooe
pGret "uInoia@ neo life at islae De.
partementets Srore. Ser bar eiter
bans @euners Siaenoe Smitenoia.
heSer, Der eiorbc oct omtreut unul.
Iigt al islge Gepnrtementets ,sn.
ltrurer ! Oct omhnrbIeSe SiIfrlne;
Seiret bar bIonot anSet til Sinoer
oerior, Tiger De.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-02

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Decorah-posten., 1901-08-02

tigbeo, bite fla at bore t~iIfrebsitiI.
.Ienoe for ale Barter, ng grpm for.
bIeu / Oen . io~poneiiffe Regierines
1jeneite iId5fAor. @on peitote til.
base til be Sorereoe Stoter TOM en-
rig Ranb.r Get t1irbe fanife bane i'm
Snteresie for iomme at onitile ge.
tragtninger oeer. bpao oenne Ndnos
Jremtib piTbe u1re bIepei, ON ban
life bins Dag for 80 anr iioeft
bdpbe fodct fin afffeo iom aontoriir
| Eoftbepdrtementet.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-03-01
several yaluabel mines.

several valuabel mines.
 B. NJ. Behrends, the pioneer mer- chant, came North to Juneau.
 Among the freight was 24 dogs and 10 horses, and one peculiar fact is tha, all will be used on the trail
 The passengers northbound included the following:
 P T. Bushman, J. NJ. Ryan, B. M Behrends, Mrs. Behrends, Dr. Keller, E. E. Smith, l.. Sherpy, Captain Libby s. Blum, (. Thompson, A. Larson, Henry Reese, C. F. Christensen, Mrs Christensen, c. Sutter, C. Rawlins, T. B. Staples, Thomas Knudsen, C. E. Rogers, F. N Miller, R. Vulkman, s Mitrovch, o. Waller, C. Stone, John Martin, T. A. Flanigan, L. w. Mitch ell, T A. Powning M Mitchell, C. A. Linstrom, Norman Langey, C. M. Car los. J. D. Helps, E. F. Mcdonald, A C. Connolly. w. C. James, Miss A. L Spencer, w. s. Culver, George J. Mil, ton, A. l.. Smith, R. M. Parker, w. E. Miller, NJ. s. Bounds, D. McTavish T. Curriere Ira NJ. Rank, J. Wiley. Mrs. (. w. Whittemore, A. J. Condon. Mrs. B. L. Baitey, Miss A. Paulsen, J. Oregard Mrs. Oregard, Marie Ore gard, James yacoby. C. R. Collins, A. C. C Preston, Q. J. Ekra, T. J: Nestor. P. Ben Fenuti, A. Nelson, w. H. By ington, Lillian Holmes, Freena A. Hecker, Maxine Livingston John Base, Henry Traham, M. Jacoby, H Jacoby, J. Masui, Mrs. Masui, George Reycraft, Benjamin Bateman, George E. Ellis, Oscar Anderson, Fred Bros so, F. C. Day, H. C. King, H. Lancas ter. P. T. Bernard, A. w. Vangilder P. F. Witzman, John Lundaas, John Beig, A. Moe, J. Skulley, L. Lundberg Charles Anderson, John Lind, ]. " Crist, Thomas Blake, Frank Conrad Miss A. NJ. Arey, P R. Wilson, Mrs. J. A. Ripper, William Chappe1le, Mrs. Chappelle, H. w. Butler, Clara A. Dun bar, James A. Pauey, C. J, Lewis, J. S Cronk, R. E. Wisner, w. Lamb, J. L. Van Over, H. c. Walton, E. ]. Reynolds, C. }. Gibbons, Mrs. C. $. Gardner, L. A. Riemann, L. H. Bow. den, James Hagan, H. D. Krimse. AL bert Daub, H. N. Haqzlett, w. J. How, ell, C. A. Hume, c. C. Lefener. L. Tucker, L. Lagnow, A. Bauchien, R. II. Clarke, P. Donnelly, A. B. Jodrey, .N' CHlIu' NODcrt thompson, +. LOn- bard, C. Anderson, w. S. Marriott and 4o second-class.
 At 7:3o o'clock the Dolphin sailed for the South with heavy load of passen. gers, Is of whom were for Haines. A large crowd was at the dock bidding Godspeed to those of their friends on board. The passengers for Seattle were as follows:
 Harry Haste, Miss Nellie Battle, Fred w. Tilley, w. K Meballi, P E. LaPrue, A. R. Graves, A. J. Weinman, W. H. Clayson, Minnie Lawrence. Miss Doncaster, N. K Wilson, Mrs. V. I. Hahn. R. B. Foster Miss De Succa, Mrs. De Succa, Judge J. R. Winn R. A. Cranston, H. E. Sharpe, Pete La Prue, G. A. Kohler, A. M. Baber Sam uel Weince, Miss C. O'Brien, Luke McGrath, James Wortham, Mrs. E. A. Friend, J. A. Connolly, H. J. Goetzman, R. w. Johnson, C. w. Hanson, Miss Mckenzie, P. F. Scharischmidt, R. D. Featherstonebaugh, Samuel L. Lowell
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-03-01
LOADED WITH FREIGHT
Made a Quick Run North Calling In At the Way Ports--Many Well Known Persons Gomez Left Last Night With a Good List-Haines Travel Increasing.

Steamer Dolphin, Captain O'Brien, the flyer of the Alaska Steamship Company arrived ill port yesterday morning about o:3o with one of the largest lists of passengers of the sea son. She sailed from Seattle last Sun day morning at o'clock with Io6 pas sengers and 275 tons of freight One hundred and thirty-nine passengers were for here Much freight was left on the dock. As the Farallon laid of one trip, taking the place of the Rosa lie on the SeattleVictoria run, the Dolphin took large amount of way freight She had hay and merchandise for Wrangel and a large amount oi miscellaneous freight for Haines Mis- sion. She also had twelve passengers for there
 The Dolphin lost I2 hours at the Narrows and ran into a bad snow storm between Juneau and Haines Mission.
 The Dolphin was put on the dock for 24 hours, and had two new propellers adjusted Much of her interior was re, paired and she was slick and span on the up trip
 While the Dolphin was in Juneau yesterday afternoon the Tees was seen to pass for the South
 Among the passengers were many we'll known persons. William Chap, belle, one of the richest men in Daw- son, was on board, accompanied by his wife, Chappelle intends going to Jack Wade creek district, where he owns
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-03-01
Father Duncan.

Father" Duncan of Metlakahtla Is land seems to be monarch of all he surveys--his rights there .are none to dispute" For B years he has held sway over the Boo Chemsyan Indians. who followed him from pthe British possessions. #t
 He has gone to Washington City, where he hopes to influence the De- partment of the Interior in behalf of his people. During these B years he has kept his peope. mostly aloof from the outside world. He uses their Ian guage and but little effort is made to cultivate the language of Americans So dependent is that people on "Fath- CT" Duncan that the question will nat urally arise, What will become of the Indians when they have him no more to lead them?
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-03-01
Brought North Over Two Hundred
 Tons of Explosives.

Steamer Al-Ki arrived in port yes terday afternoon with powder, naptha and gasoline The Al-Ki left Seattle at noon on the 2Ist, going by way ol Tacoma She had over 200 tons and her hold and decks were piled high with gasoline. etc.
 For Treadwell the Al-Ki had 15o tons and 10 tons each for Sumdum and Ketchikan.
 The Al-Ki lost I2 hours at Seymour Narrows, but made good trip up from Juneau, leaving there yesterday morn ing at ego o'clock. She sailed south last night at I2 o'clock.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-03-01
WILL START MONDAY
First of the Three River Boats Will
 Soon Be In Port.

Word was brought to Skagway yes terday by Captain Libby that the three boats recently purchased by the White Pass & Yukon for operation on the White Horse-Dawson run would be here in the course of week or so.
 Next Monday the tug Pioneer will leave Victoria in tow of the river boat Dawson. On the arrival here of the Pioneer and her tow she will then re. turn to Wrangel for the other two boats.
 On their arrival here the work of dismantling will begin, and be rushed to an early completion. It is not known yet when Captain Waldo will come north, although presumably it will be when the Dawson does.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-03-01

be worked by machinery to great ad- vantage There is coal there too and l have located some very promising coal croppings close to Yakutat
 There are probably about 100 white men at Yakutat now and about 3ooo Indians, We have a complete line of saloons and some other symptoms of civilization The harbor of Yakutat is superb, land locked and So fathoms deep.
 There is no dock as yet but one Is expected to be built next summer.
 Probably the best, if not the only meadows in Alaska which can be util- ized for any practicable purpose are near Yakutat and on these great quan- titles of hay could be cut annually if there were any market or transporta- ton for it.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-03-01
Miss Crane Coming.

Alice Crane, authoress and Klondike miner, is a passenger on the Cottage City due today. Mrs Crane, since her return from the Klondike severa months ago, has made an extended tour of Eastern cities, having arranged for the publication of several of her Klondike stories in book form.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-03-01

Numerous kinds of world-renowned American, English Scotch, Irish, Ger man, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, French, Italian Brandies, Whiskeys and Wines, to be had strictly pute at the Seattle Saloon, corner of State and Sixth avenues.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-03-01
Intend Going Out of Retail Business.
CLOSE IN THIRTY DAYS
Will Then Devote Tkeir Attention
 To a Strictly Wholesale Business On Account of Remarkably Low Prices Stock Is Diminishing Fast

Peterson & Co.,, Fourth avenue, wh) last fall put in new and frst-class stock of fancy and staple groceries. gents furnishing goods, clothing, boots and shoes, etc, have firmly de. cided to go out of the retail business and devote themselves strictly to wholesaling. and are now closing out their fine stock at manufacturer cost Great bargains are to be had and q great many have been taking advanr- age of the sale for the past week. At the rate goods have been disappearing from the shelves but few weeks will be required to wind ur the retail busi. ness of the firm. This is a splendid opportunity for families and others with a small amount of capital to lay in first-class stock and save money. Don't fail to take advantage of the lop prices.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-03-01

Bargains in millinery, dry goods, felt and leather shoes. Fife Alaska Co.,, Fourth street.
 The Ladies' Bazaar keeps only first class up-to-date drygoods, ladies' and children's underwear, dress furnishings and notions.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-03-01
Repairs to Victorian.

According to information received in Skagway yesterday the steamer Vic torian is being renovated at Seattle. She is billed to sail from there next Sunday.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-03-01

The Seattle Saloon is One Place in Skagway which is absolutely for gen tlemen only, and serves Roast Beef and Cheese Sandwiches Day and Night to patrons. If
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-03-01

The Seattle Bohemian Draught 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., 1901-03-01

Bosworth & Aggers, wholesale deal CTS, Fourth avenue, between Broadway and State streets, received by last boat choice poultry, butter eggs and vege- tables.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-03-01
Easily Satisfied.

All we want is all the trade in sight, F. H. Clayson & Co.,, the One Price Clothing, Shoe and Furnishing House. Fourth and State streets.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-03-01

The only sole agents for Dodge's felt shoes, wholesale and retail-Brown Shoe Co.,, Fifth avenue and State.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-03-01
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 March.

All kinds of gasoline lamp supplies Mantels, 2oc, 25c, BOG, double 35c Shades, chimneys, etc. A. C. Easel Broadway.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-03-01

w. H. Clayson, the well-known clothier, left on the Dolphin for a short absence in Seattle.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-03-01

Try Red Star bottled beer. You will drink no other. $2 per dozen, deliv- cred. Telephone 5o. tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-03-01

c. H. Lemcke returned last night from a two days business visit to White Horse. He intends to leave for Seattle on the Cottage City.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-03-01

Seattle Export Beer, delivered in any part of the city for $a per dozen qua:' by B. B. Bottling Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-03-01

For stylish and good fitting clothes go to F. Wolland, who is receiving the latest and most fashionable report on tailoring every month. Clothes dye1 cleaned and repaired I2 I3 tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-03-01

N. K. Wilson, the druggist, left for Seattle on the Dolphin. When he re- turns Mrs. Wilson will accompany him.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-03-01

Red Star bottled beer is unequaled as table drink. $2 per dozen, deliv- cred. Telephone So.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-03-01

Price of baths cut to 25 cents. The Principal, opposite U. s. Barracks.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-03-01

A new line of carpets in ingrain. tapestry, velvet and axminster, at Peo- ple's.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-03-01

Dresses in the latest styles and gar ments of every description made to or der on short notice at Ladies Bazaar, 4o6 Broadway.