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FALL and WINTER Samples
are here
DETMER WOOLEN
At MURPHY’S1
STRONG STOVE CO.
W. G. STRONG. Manager
Monarch Ranges
Coal and Wood
Cook Stoves
Hot Blast Heaters
Camp Stoves
Heckman Bldg.
NO CHANGE l!
TIME
.■ x-: \ g. «■; Attor
s here as the
res New Y
* • th; T aw matter and
•v ,, ref >ed the r.ght in court
?e, went 20
yesterday to confer
v\ l. rhe attorney. He ret urn
; ; 5. w t'\ er without obtaining
: . results as the official was
not 211 the city.
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C-LYNN RECOGNIZED
AS GOVERNOR
A : ■ y. A : g. 2 'A—After a bit—
: -r r.-.e-i r. which every de
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Glynn was formally re gi
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FOUR STEAMERS DUE
Though unreported l
’.at four 0 :o*.'k this a
steamer Humboldt is
1 the s th 1
-upright. The May will be n
■ ■ || three
1 r»? Sr ■ v are w i! arrive at
P: :i • R ijert -i midnight,
v " ; ' r-: her ir. to this
the mor ng and
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:. fiemoon.
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NORTHWESTERN IN
• - ; - - big cargo *
Her p-issen
.v i •■ * K-y Van were Mr-.
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; her way to Yes
’ v h-:- her .- Pe er L~r.de and
h- - s* aer-sge. Prom this
- t she too) Mrs Ed W I -
- - j red her husband
- t the : at and wi'.i go to the
gold s I G Sturgis
Soy S pii Wb
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away at cine
at Field's adv.
Huerta Takes Water “Probably Resign
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Washington. Ai:«r. ?As the
result of a wireless message
from the President yesterday
. f.eruoon. Special Envoy Lind
et rued to Mexico and is row
?. Vera Crus. The cause of hr
return after leaving Mexico
.dvronghiy disgusted was a
from Minister Gar.
sorting that Huerta des red to
ttsume the peace negotiations
and asking that Mr. Kind be
ordered to return to Mexico.
Th;s was agreed to. but he will
not go to the City of Merieo
except on the personal request
of Huerta himself. Gamboa al
?tated that President Huerta
av. .ed the passage of a eon
' . on.1 amendment making
il ;ov;'i-*sib!e for any president,
hitr.self or another, to succeed
himself as president.
General Wood arrived here
during the night and will take
personal charge of sending the
troops to the Mexican border.
Only trained men will be sent
and it is understood that great
latitude is to be allowed the of
ficers should the Mexicans
resort to “sniping” across the
border.
Washington. Aug. 29—The
chairman of the House Commit
Territories has been in
• ; ferer e a great dea': with
the President of Sate, confer
g on the railroad and other
bi'ls now pending for the bene
fit of the territory. It now
t!iOught possible that som<
g •
a ted on at the present sess in
Tv".'.' :
cus has decided to adopt the
on’s currency bill.
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GETS HIS PATENT
George Caug was -
?ipt today the f I ;
of his patent on a new mode!
.for rooking fish w
c ! er earned re b: t. It is
• '.derstood that influeneiai par
lies in the fish 1 - ess i
take the patent up and manu
facture the retorts.
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The Dally Miner, $1. per. mo.
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A Vitagraph C medy the
Dream to-night adv.
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!- :?n coat- all prices f-t
auy one at Fie: is. adv.
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ACCIDENTALLY
SHOOTS SELF
Chesaey was in re
i In’ »ad news this af
Ihat his youngest
leather. John, a resident of
1 j'a- Island had been acci
dentally shot and killed this
rning. John Chesaey was
" known here in Ketchikan
of which place he was a resi
dent for some time being in
■charge of Gross* picture hon-e
here and his many friends
were shocked today by th?
i cws cf the accident blotting
cut hi- life. Fi r the past sev
eral months he has been in the
: ressor room of Tread
wsi m:n°. Details of the ac
! :it arc lacking.
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:tv'.v shirts and collars
Field's. adv
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A few summer wash dresses
eft at Field’s 1—3 off regular
rr. e-. adv.
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FtNDAA and MONDAY “A
D UGH TED SON*' at the
! ream. adv.
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I CLUB DANCE §
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« SATURDAY, AUG. 30 I
H ADMISSION SI.00 j#
Get Your Club Tickets at the Door g
S THE STEDMAN I
| W. A. CONNELL. Proprietor ^
JUST RECEIVED
A new line of
MEN’S HATS
of the latest styles, including
DERBYS, FEDORAS, TELE
SCOPES, GRAECOS, ETC., in
3*1 the new shades, with back
bows and velvet bands. Give
us a call for your next Hat.
You will be satisfied with our
line.
P. J. Gilmore
“The Clothier”
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NO POLITICS IN
San Francisco, Aug. 20—New
off.cials were elected for the
United Street railroad compa
ny in this city last night. Pat- j
lick Calhoun for so long tlu
president of the company was
succeeded by Jesse Lilienthal.
who says that hereafter the
system will not dabble in pol
ices in any way.
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FOR A BAND STAND
The management of the
Dream announces a benefit
next Monday night toward a
band stand. A series of enter
tainment to rai;e the necessary
cash for a grand stand has
been planned for this coming
winter and the Dream as usual
is among the first to come for
ward with its share.
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THROWN FROM HORSE
Cornish. N\ J.. Aug. 20—While
out riding yesterday Miss Jes
sie Wilson, daughter of Presi
dent Wilson was thrown from
her horse and severely injured.
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AT THE DREAM
As usual the Dream is there
with a good bill for Friday and
Saturday. There is not a
weak number on the bill — a
Itiograph Drama. a Kalem
Western story. “Pathe Week
ly" a Selig. and a Yitagraph i
comedy to wind up the bill. Go- j
i.ig some. EH? Sundays change
will contain one of those Big
•'I hree Reel productions with
an awful KICK “A BLIGHTED
SON"’. It is a Pathe and holds;
vv.es attention from start to
finish.
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Mens pants 81.00 upwards j
at Field’s. ' adv.
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Mens suits to order from Slo.
to S60. at Field’s. adv. j
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Change of program at the
E»ream to-night. adv.
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For a first-class meal go to!
the Montana Restaurant. Every j
thing clean and first class, adv;
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Huy your, Drugs, Toilet Ar
ticles, Stationery, Sundries and;
Periodicals at Haack’s Drug
Store. advi
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BUT IN THE MEANTIME GO ;
TO THE DREAM. adv;
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A Pretty GOOD Show at th- 1
Dream tonight. adv j
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McDonald’s Chocolates are
BEST—Haack’s Drug Store.
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Mrs. Gibson, public steno
grapher. telephone 142. After
j noons room 4, Tongaas Build
ing- adv
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SAY STEFGANSON
IS II DU
Edmonton, Aug. 20—Brand
ing Explorer Stelfanssou as a
second Dr. Cook. F. Descham
bcanlt, one of the most noted
trappers of northern Canada,
arrived with bis party in this
city yesterday after an absence
of two years. He claims that
he was the discoverer of the
• White Esquimeaux" and sent
word of his discovery to Stef
fansson with the result that the
latter claimed the credit of be
ing the first to find them.
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HORTICULTURAL
PAIR AT SKAGWAY
The Miner was in receipt of
the following telegram from
Skagway last night:
Skagway, August 20—Skag
way's second annual Horticul
tural Fair will he held Sept. 12
and 13. All the north is most
cordially invited to attend, and
if pos-ible send exhibits for
which liberal prizes will be giv
en. A big display of garden
pioduee. poultry, flowers, in
dustrial products and minsr
a!s is assured. Special atten
tion will be paid to the enter
tainment of our guests, dances
entertainments and special
military band music all being
on the program.
SCHOOL STARTS TUESDAY
Prof. J. L. Jones has asked
the Miner to state that Ketchi
kan schools will open for the
winter term. Tuesday. Septem
ber 2. He desires that parents
make a special effort to see
(hat the children are on hand
•he fir-t day -o that they can
start the year right. Prof.
Jones. Mrs. Margaret Combs.
Miss Bugge. Miss Field and
M ss RO'-iter will constitute
Ih s year's teaching staff.
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A Biograph Drama at the
Dream to-night. adv.
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Ladies navy blue and black
t-erge suit- at $19.50 that can
not be had for less than $25.00
on the Pacific coast at Field’s
(he specialists. adv.
This Will Help You Save.
Open a Savings Account
and we give you one of
these handsome home
banks. It takes all deno
minations of coins and
paper money, and is of a
j size and shape convenient
to carry in the pocket to
the Bank for deposit
You Keep the Bank and
We keep the Key. !
Savings Department Of The
MINERS & MERCHANTS BANK
DEDICATE PEACE
PALACE
Hague, Aug. 20—The Palaeo
>f Peace, Carnegie's magnifi
cent gift as the luture home of
Mie universal peace movemenl,
vves dedicated with appropri
ate ceremonies yosteniay.
WANT GATNOR TO
STENUT
New York, Aug. 20—A move
ment is on foot lo eliminate
Gay nor from the race for the
mayoratily. A report i- in cir
culation that lie has been of
fered one of the Circuit Judge
ships if ht^ would keep out.
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DELHI HAS BIG CARGO
With a big cargo on board
ti.e steamer Delhi of the
Pacific Coast company arriv
ed from the north Ibis morn
ing about eleven. Included in
her cargo were,
5700 cases of salmon from
Kike cannery.
5800 from the Gambier Bay
cannery.
1700 from the cannery at
Point Edwards.
800 barrels of whale oil from
Pi. Armstrong,
4 00 barrels of fish oil from
Killisnoo.
4 0 tons of concentrates from
Comet.
25 blocks of Tokeen marble
aggregating 125 ton.
And the life boat and rafts
one) other wreckage from the
Slate of California. The last
fell a mute tale of the wreck
several of the boats being badly
battered.
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Mr. Raymond at the Piano
at the Dream to-night adv.
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Field cun fit you in un-,
cierwear. adv.
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• A BLIGHTED SON” at the
Dream Sunday and Monday.
—Advertising.