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The Washington times., 1902-05-23
Dress Goods.
"Spot Cash" Purchase OF
Hosiery at Less Than
Mill Prices.

We have just bought for spot
cash" the entire production OF Kus-
selle & Whittgenstein Hosiery Mills.
of Germantown. Pa. This is the
largest purchase Of hosiery ever
made by a single concern. 1t is need
less to say that the size of the pur-
chase and the power OF cash gave a
great price advantage. Fact Is. we
are Offering you a choice of the en-
tire lot AT less than mill prices.
1000 dozen Misses Black Ribbed
Hose: l0c value for. DC
1000 doz. Mems Fine Black Socks:
l0c value for. &C
500 dozen Ladies' Black Lace Lisle
Hose; 25c value for. lie
500 dozen Ladies' Plain Black
Hose; l0c value for.
100 dozen Mems White Hose. polka
dots and figures: l5c value for .lOc
500 dozen Misses White Lace
Hose; SOC value for. ..lsc
100 dozen Mems Fancy White Fig
ured Hose; 25c value for. .....l2hc
1000 dozen Misses Black Ribbed
Hose; 15c value. ..................S sc
The Washington times., 1902-05-23
NAVAL DEMONSTRATION
AGAINST new YORK
Important and Interesting
Maneuvers Planned
Rear Admiral Coghlan Second in Com
mand of North Atlantic Squad
roa-0ther Naval Changes.

Rear Admiral Joseph d. Coehlan. who
Is best known as the officer who Of
Tended the German government by recit-
ing the satirical poem. "Hoch der Kais-
err" at the Union League dinner in his
honor, upon arrival at New York from
Manila on the cruiser Raleigh. in the
fall of 1898. was yesterday assigned to
duty as second in command of the North
Atlantic Squadron. The armored cruiser
Brooklyn, which recently returned from
the Philippines and is now on her way
home from Havana, will be his Gag
ship.
A program Of unusual Importance and
interest. to be carried out in the coming
summer, is being arranged by the Navy
Department. and il was deemed desir-
able to have two flag officers with the
squadron. Admiral Coghlan will COM
mand a second division, which will be
under the supreme control of Rear Ad-
rsiral Francis ]. Higginson.
Attack on New York Planned.
Inc program VIII include Joint army
and navy war game. involving the de-
tense OF New York. This will begin in
the latter part of August and end on
September 6. Orders were issued yes
terday by the War Department for sew
eral general officers of the army to con-
suit on the subject.
Some other important naval changes
were also ordered yesterday. The first
in interest OF these was the detachment
OF Rear Admiral James H. Lands from
duty with the naval retiring board. this
city, and his transfer as commandment
OF the League Island navy yard. Ad-
miral Coghian was given his choice OF
the League Island or the North Atlantic
squadron, and his decision to go to
sea left the vacancy which Admiral
Lands will I'LL.
The Washington times., 1902-05-23

Muslin Underwear and
Child's Dept.
A lot Of soiled and mussed Under
garments. consisting of Gowns. Long
and Short Skirts. Umbrella Drawers,
French Corset Covers. and Chemise.
All are nicely trimmed with
lace and embroidery. Quail e7r
ties s. sold DID, up to as high as ~
Another lot OF Muslin Undergar-
ments. comprising Short and Long
Skirts; French styles in Corset Cow
ers: Umbrella Drawers and Chemise;
also Children's Gowns. Skirts and
Dresses. All trimmed with lace or
embroidery. Soiled and mus Nnr
sed from handling. Values NV
up to 59c. for ................. sO
The Washington times., 1902-05-23
Silk Remnants.

Silk Remnants.
A remnant lot OF ten pieces OF fine
Twilled and Fancy Figured Foul
ards. 20 and "a inches wide, in a
good assortment of desirable styles
and colorinss. These are regular
39c qualities-and they are 1Nc
to be closed out today s4
Remnants OF 24-inch Satin finished
All-si!k Fancy Foulards. in the lat
est styles and color combinations,
also best quality Fancy Hem
stitched Taffetas. These are 0OC
qualities sold up to 59c yard. ~
lOT. ................... - "
The Washington times., 1902-05-23
Jewelry.

Lot Of Brooch Pins and Belt Pins,
in number OF styles; in fAr
Siiver-plated and Enamel eff M.
fects. On sale Friday at. ~
The Washington times., 1902-05-23
Shirt Waists.
Wrappers.
Linens.

Linens.
Il dozen B.eached Luncheon Dol
leys. fringed all around, pure linen:
sold in regular way for 75c dozen.
Some of these are slightly or
s sole remnant price. ~
tiCH- ..... ......... " -
Remnant lot OF small Turkish
Towels. made OF soft double
twisted yarn. Full bleached. n = n
fringed at the ends. To go.
remnant price. each. ...... 81
to 5-yard length Unbleached
Crash Towing. pure linen. fast sell
wage edges. for roller or tea n Or
towels. Sold from the piece mi.
for SC yard. Remnants. yard u
Small lot OF German Linen Fruit
Napkins. fast sewage on two sides,
red borders. fast color. full
size. Sell in regular way for rr
soc dozen. Remnant price. At
each---.... ............-.-.-.. "
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
FEW DEER Siberians Would Not Part With Animals
 For Money.

An attemp, was made during the past summer to procure from Siberia 900 head of Reindeer, for introduction Into Alask', but under a peculiar restriction Impose by the Russian government, only 20 deer were secured. h years gone by, when reindeer were imported by Siberia, they were paid tor in barter goods rather than money, This year, however. the Russian govern ment stipulated thlt not Co exceed 5Jo head of deer could be Nrchlsed, ant these must be paid for in coin.
 When the revenue cutter Bear re thed Baroness Korg bay. on ;he Siberian coast. large herds of reindeer were found gr zing in the vicinity, and the nomadic owners were ready to sell a large number. But when they learned that the ship had no flour. calico, tobacco, hOusskeeiug utensils, etc., Co exchange Tor ttsir tesr having never had any money ln circulation am ng them, and being un1cQualntsd with either It's uses or value, they declined Co trade, with the result that only 31 deer were secured.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
ORDINANCE NO. 25.

Am Ordinance Co Amend Ordinance Number
 Twcny-tWo, Entitled An Ordinance Co Es-
 tubllFh a school District and Provide for
 the Management Of tno Public schools and
 other llEe Purposes for Skagway, Alaska
 Passed and Approved october 2l, iyO. Belt ortainol by thc Common Council Of the
 city oi skagWay, Alaska.
 Section !. That section three, fl Ordinanc number tWentytwO, entitled "An or finance Cd establish a sChoo. district and prO,ide for the management ut thc public schools und other like purp ses lor skagway, Alaska, De, and tbc same is hereby repealed.
 Spc. 9. That section tvo of said ordinance be- and the same is hereby amended 70 read as fol- lows:
 soc.5. Tho City Clerk shnIl trsw an warrants on the school fund, us hereinafter provided, and shall keep % strict account with Che Treasurer Of said sChOol fund, charging said Treasurer with all moneys received by himir0m any source, on account oi said school fund, andc lifting him with an warrants drawn ugalnsi Nf school fund; and hc shall make month tPl ailed statement to Che Common Council oft hnan- cial condition of suid school fun 2. and or whai purpose any money ot sHid school fund has been paid. since Che preceding month,
 Sec. 8. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage and ap prOvnl. Luke McGrath, President of thc Common COunc.l and EN-Ofl.
 cio Mayor of the City of Skagway, Alaska.
 Passed August n. 1902.
 W. s. McKCan, City Clerk and AOditor.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
,nock After nurn..

Shock. which is always present in severe burns. requires Che adm.nistro- ton of sumuIauts The amount of shock or collapse after any bad n- jury or sudden fright differs with thc character of individuals. Some sue cumb to it much more readily than others. When serious, Che tcmpcra- lure drops below norma, Che face ia pale. p!nchcd and anxious, Che pulse slow and feeble, the body lathcd in a cold precipitation. Sometimes there Is shlyerinc Sometimes the mind wandcrs. Place the patient ot once in a horizontal position, the E 2 slightly raised. Administer su y lants. alcoholic or aromatic vinegar lf whisky or brandy is used, give from a teospoouful to a tablespoonful of hot water every ten minutes until five OF six doses have been taken. Surround the body and legs inside the thighs and under the armplts with hot water bags. hot stones anything to give warmth-but take care not to burn your patient. If the injury is to Che head, follow the same treatment but omit the alcoholic stimulant
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
THANKS ARE DUE ROSS

The elimination of ths closed selSo be- tween the clo,e .f nlyig ton aniths t-'sz- Ing up of the river md hkss, Is one of Che things fo, whi,h ths people O: the Yukon and Sklgwsy nave to thank the Can1i.ln government. And !, might 5s we'll Co oldt, fort Is ths truth, that ,hs Cllidin gov eminent WIS Induced last la ,he matter through the a,ti,l.v and foresight oi Gov. Ross, who urged ths matter upon ,hs at tsnt..n ot tts government Vith such v.g' as Co secure results. This isous ot many Of the things that indicate the sInglsress ci purpose with which Gov R1,s hls served ,hs Yukon during his omoll cIrssr to ths territory. anjitis an slusst ,f what th- future may 5e mad. by h.s election to a seat .n parliament
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
AppIes and Currants.

IT the liver is sluggish, refusing Co work, SO that the bile flow is deficient and so an fats remain undigested, the eating of either apples or an obun- dance of entrants win effect a mag lcal change. The jaded organ will be stimulated; all the digestive juices act; the food is an absorbed, and soon the appetite cries for more. Therefore the apple and the currunt have been called appetizcrs because they are the means of bringing appetite to those in search Of it. The apple being in sea- son longest has the usual claim Co favor as an appetizer, but the currant is almost as deserving of the claim. But lt has more waste in the shape of fiber and skin than is found in the apple, the proportion iu the currant being over Iia per cent while in the apple 1t is only 8 10 per cent.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
COUNCIL DID WELL

The sction Of the slly council last nigh, ln voting to allow the frsm'n plvtO a,- tending dr,s was the fair and proper thing to do. The rsoues, of the fremso was was modest, and blssd on common justice. Its Co the credit or the council that it un- anlmousIv re ognizst the ils,usss ct the r,Ques, a, onte.
 This a,tlon of Che eounclI will be en- tirsy satisfactory to the frsmen, who recognize thl, the council, m appointing Frank Page "baudy man. tor the city, was obliged to make a selection tor other purposes as well as for those ot fire warden ln i8et, in making the request for applications. iJ WIS advertised tha, Q nIgh,watchnln was wanted, showing that Che ,ounlIl recognized the cutiss that usually hll Co Che 10, ofa nIghtwlt,hmln were the prnc.pll duties that wouIJ dsy5lys upon the arpo.n,ss, who Is also 9 street ccmmissIone, as well as night wltchmln and Ire wrisn, The duties Of these three cth,sts were placed upon one man In the .ntsrss, % economy While there may be a difference Of opinion among som. of the 6rsmen as Co the wisdom oi the aston, it win be admitted thlt the ap- poIntmsn, WIS made to good faith, and there win be general l,lussc.sncs.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
SUMMONS NO les

In the United States District COur, 'O the District Of Alaska. Division No. ] Highic French, p.a.ntH, v-. GcurE W. French, defendant.
 To George ". French greeting.
 Iu che name of che United States 0. America. you arc hereby commanded o. be- and appear in che above entitled court. holden at >Sagway in said d.g. sion Of said District. aul answer tl. complaint EicG against you iu Che at1y, entitled action within thirty days fro. the date of the service Ot thi- sumUnu- and a copy Oi said complaint upon l1r aud f you i8i Co appear and ansvH.. for wan, thcrJOf the D ainrIu wli. apply Co Che court for che relief demanded ir said complaint, a copy Ot which i- served herewith.
 The object Oithis ac-iOn is Co pro-Wc Q decree Of divorce against Che dci.l-- ant and in favor 0i che plaintiff herein, and a dissolution of che bonds or ma'ri mouy existing between plaintiff and jc. ieDtdut upon che grOuu-, Oi uescrt''l and Co have plaintiff restored Co her maiden name. to-Wit, uigbie 8e-6Wita. And you. thc United States Mar-L of Division N0. |. oi said District C Alaska, Or any deputy, arc hereby r-- qu.red CO make a service Oi this sum mons upon thc said defendant us by .uv required. and youwll make due return thereof co tbc clerk Ot the court within forty days rom che Cate of che deliver. Go you with au iudOrscment thereon . your dOings in che premises.
 In witness whereof l have hercuus set my hand and affixed Che seal { ih above entitled Ourt this 18th day Of October. 1909. W. J. Hlls Order ot publication of summons eu tered Oct. n, 1902.
 JOhu F Dillon,
 Attorney for Plaintiff,
 Skagway, Alaska
 Date of first publication, Oct, l4.
 Date of last publication. Nov. 2i.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
OR DINANCE NO. 26.

An Ordlnap,,e e 10 Amend Ordinance Number . Twenty on,s Entitled "An Ordinance iGr the
 purpose of Ruising Revenue for the Cly oi
 Skngway, District of Alaska, by Assessilen,,
 and General Taxation of Real and Petsonal
 property. Possessory Rights ani Improve
 ments" Passed and Approved August IT, 'yoi' Do it ordained by the Common Council oi me
 city Of SkAgway: ,.-,..,
 Section 1. That sections number nineteen thirtv-three thirty. four, thirty-hye and thitty xix, of ordinance number twenty one, ehhtled "An ordina nce for the purpose Of fAlslng tsN- enue Tor the city of SkagWay' Dlstlot oi At"s by assessme mt and general taxntion or Iehi sni Sersonal D propeIty, possessory rights and im' 1 pfoyements, :" be and the same are hereby re- | pealcd. ,,,t, o,.t,.rce l hc and The sam a is hereby amended to read as | follows: Sectc 90. On the nrst day oi hPilli, in each year. at F o'clock ?. m, Ai unPdiu t,' taxes shall becOi ue delinquent and shall pear ln terest therraier until paid, at the ra'e Oi es"' | per Centum per nnum. ..,....,.o,, n, said ordina nee be and the same m usiLsVy ,sis,Sy amended to retd d as iolsoHms a,,ec, and 5,, seven. This ord. nance shall take euec' snu N " fn force and efec from and alteI ,h lsSis' lassSS1se' arny,,,,i and pub licatlon and shall be publish
 s Pp,s,,. a week h r three successive weeks m some newspaper or general oiiSu'AN'" 'N '1' o'ty ot TbstsI penalties Imposed for the
 & s,SN = Y, ,-,ent of A eipuuent taxes now remain ing unpu Id in tbe city ol skhfsy S G, TsssS, sHN nTer ia h. ,reby autl orlzed to receive and collect Sneh Iel ipq1ent sxss, less such Ienaity, bu! vim Inc addItion O ( eight per centnm lhtetest Der annu m from th date oi such dehnqueney
 Sec. $. This ordiu ancs shall take effect ana ee i'm foce b,r.o and ah CT its passage and aVproNal by the Prcstdent of the So%@on SSasy STun''' ""' pesscJ h ,5 the Comr iOn Council Of the city ol skasWSy' Alaska, th is sth day of September Attest; W.S. S.,SSa ASEsn sSi iI'cny Auditor.
 ,oo, Luke McGrath.
 Prcsiden | ol the Comm on Sounell AaS Eh oni'
 eio MS .vor of the city of Skagway. Alaska.
 Appro wed this Sth day oi SeptemOer' lVz'
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
ORDINANCE NO. 27.
An o,dIn, nee Adopting a Seal for the City of
 Ska gway.

An o,dIn, nee Adopting a Seal for the City of
 Ska away.
 Be it ordalnnd by the Common m .oIioss m sre
 That o be nsTGa5iiet i tS: Sssd e,S SGa of sIs ,-i,. aisss shSl consist of representa- lion of the port Of s'agws,yi, sgn,s,6n in esn'es Mo antain in the backA round, above which shi n De the word "co Ip9ia'es s.sd a1S Se sboI, WI lich shall be the word d, Nl sag se' m snhn ,a al so have the words "SkagN ", AIasna, in tne oi tier gim thereof; also the NF~fas anu nkuIes 'funs s, 1900" the date of the tneorpofsnuon oi the ctEyo Skagway, and shall eahs hn iIi Ion tVio inches in diameter as Sltoss; ll., D.
 Sec. That the seal described in seeuon one or this ordinance be and the sameis heIeoy adopt ed as The corporate seal ot the city VI sAAs"AN
 Sec. 8. That this ordinance shall tale enect and De in force from and after It's p' usage ana
 Passed and approved this 22d day of Ssptem- bcr 1912. Luxe McVi s.as President of the Common Council and .SSOd-
 clo Mayor of the City Of Skagway Alask6.' esolk uHe Vty Avaftor'
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
APPLICATION NO. 25.
! Additional entry under section 23O6 of the Re.
 yisei Statutes of Inc Uuited States9 rnnH nnInn

Additional entry under section 23O6 of the Re.
 yisod Statutes of Inc Uuited Statesl
 Land office,
 Juneau Alaska Sept. o, l9O2. |. Robert smith, Of Pyramid Harbor, Alaska, as assignee Of William NannOte, being entitled tO the benefits uf Section 2.06 Oi the Revised Stntutcs ol the United states, granting addition al lands Co soldiers and zailOrs who served In the wal of Che rebellion. do hereby apply Co en- Ter United States survey No, leo A, situate on Che southcrly shore of Pyramid Harbor, Chtlcat Inlet, and more particularly described as fol- lowe, tO-Wit;
 Beginning at cor. No. l, granite boulder, whence J. s. initial mon. No. bears N Sl deg. shore Ol said hnrbOr at hiEh water mark, $ o2 deg. 80 min E 100 chs. s. co deg. l5 min. E g5O chs Co cIr No. 9. Thence 10 deg. l5 min " 2iOO chs tOCor. No. & Thence \ 73 deg. i5 min. W iSfy chs Co cor. No q. Thonco N l6 deg. Co u,ir El9 70 chs. Co cor. 5. Thence g deg. @ min. E ..0l chs O cor. No. 0. Thence N deg. lh tniu c b uIci's Co cor No I, tho place of bcgiuning on irlag fi 70 acres, Magnetic variation 2utir. Q "lu. l..
 A add tiOnll Co his original homestead on tneW g ui NV tnul NV lt Of SW l4 Of Sec 30. I'D. S2. R. vnfCh hc entered october ls 1872, at Falh st. c,UiX. Wis.,, per homestead No. 2Sn.
 Alaska ROBERT SMITH,
 Assignee oi William vannote It Is hereby order, that the foregoing notice be published in thc Daily Alnskal, daily newspaper published @. SkagwAy, Alaska, for the inll period ol GO days, said newspaper being hereby designated us the one published neaust the above lands. JOHN W. DUDLEY.
 Register
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
A SMOKER
K. O. T. M. Hold Gen
 uine Clay Pipe One

The local tent cf Mace,bess hid a biz
 lime las, night at their temple. After the regular session was over a genuine clay rips smoker with light refreshments was enjoyed by full two socisbIe hours. Every Mlcclbee who could get there was resent and a.l bit the clay In some manner or other. Several Invited guests were pre- sent. lt was decided to make ths M ca- bss smoker a regular thing for the winter.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
Why rcnl. Wood !. purabIe.

The teak, which has passed Into proverb as the best material for ship building, Is superior to an other woods from the fact that it contains an es- sential oil which prevents spikes and nails driven into it from rusting. This property is not possessed by any other wood in the world and furnishes an explanation of the fact that ships built Of teak are practically mdesructible. Some have been known to last for l5O years, and when broken up their beams were as sound as when first put to- getber.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
Dirigo Due Today

The D.Hgl Is due this afsmoln. She l' bringing North this trip coal for llI the Alaska Steamship Co.'s agents and hos been delayed somewhat dischargIng, Several passengers have booked rser- vl'i00s for her S,uthbount voyage.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
The Northern Pacific

Runs the fnesttrainS between Puget Sound and St. Paul ltS famous North C0lS Limited" affords every convenience aS well as luxury known Co the m0tsu travel, Tickets Co all points In the United States and Cnail. lf you contempt 'e Q trip East, call on or write Co A, Ti0 ing. Gsnl. Ag-nt, Isc'ma, 0r L A. N t- u Genl. Agent, Seattle.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
Now Management In Charge

Carstsns Bros. have purchased the Arctic Meat Market nd have assumed charge of the business. lt Is the purpose Co run the bnsiGeSS as nearly 0n Q 1sd basis as possible q. Wciff will be the local manager, The q. ds of ,he pu5lc Is Sr.icitei. II>I-tw
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
Blankets and quilts at CIavs,u's.

Hundreds of eyes read the advertising olumnS of the Alaskan each day. They can these columns closely. Business men to you want reSults2 We have the proper medium. Phone 10 for the man with the rate I'd to call
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11

This Is the season of the year whsT everybody should have their blHk=i, washed The Royal Laundry Is doing them in great numbers. Get your rrie ln early.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
Twelve on Train

There were a dozen passengers on the Whtehorse train last night, They in- cIu1s5 th. owners ant crew of the Wilbur Cf.mmins.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
Exp otod Tomorrow

The first mil stage from Diwson Is sX- pea,ed Co arrive at Whitehorss from Dlw. son tomorrow.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11

"Au the news that's ft to print" pub ..shed in the Daily Alaskan Send inv vaur subscription now. Phone TO.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11

The best glass of beer In the North can be had at the Seattle SaloOn-A gentle mans resort.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11

Red Star bottled beer ls uneQualed as a table drink. @ per dozen. delivered Telephone g.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11
S,s,sOn hats al claysOn's.

The finest porcelain bath tubs at the Principal bafberShOp. Opposite ths Board of Trade.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11

Spring chl;k;n at the Pack Train res. taurant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11

We carry Fl. 8. & M readv-to-weaJ tailor-made suits. F, H. claysOa & 70.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11

Fresh oysters at the Pack Train Res taurant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-11-11

New Lace Curtains at E. R. Peoples
The Redwood gazette., 1902-02-26
THE CITY
SHORT ITEMS CAZETTED.

Blue Stem wheat, clean of all foul
seed, for sale at my farm in section
%, Delhi, by Lawrence King. 2t
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Warner made
a trip to Minneapolis and St. Paul
last Thursday. remaining over Sun
day.
While the East has beenenveloped
with several feet of snow, here in
the banana belt mud and thaw has
been the rule.
The warm spell of last week
brought the seeders an9 drills into
prominence. They are likely to be
needed during the xtthirty days.
Geo. c, Johnson, town clerk of
Granite Rock, passed through the
city Thursday on his return from
North Dakota, where he has been
looking up real estate.
Quite. delegation. number OF
the Patriarcas of this city attended
the Grand eueampment at Mime
apolis last Wednesday,. aud c. D.
Thompson was elected Graud Senior
Nuraen for the ensuing year.