HOW ABOUT
THAT PLUMBING JOB?
We carry a full line of
PLUMBING FIXTURES and TRIMMING8
No Trouble to show them Give us a call. JOBING
Promptly attended to.
J. C. Foord & Co.
# The Phone is 91
Alaska Coast Company
FOB
Seattle, Tacoma and Puget Sound Porta
Connect Inf at Seattle vita
Alaska Pacific Steamship Company
For San Francisco and Southern California
“Admiral Sampson” Northbound July 27.
Southbound Aug, 8. > 1
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H. C. STRONG. Ketchikan. A fern
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11 Wrong Diagnosis.
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"So you're going to marry again? I
thought you said your heart was bro
keul" “I guess It wns just sprained.”
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“Leap Year” coELedy tonigii*.
at the Grand. adv
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Ketchikan PUBLIC LIBRARY
and
FREE READING ROOM
Open from
10 A. IH. to 10 P. M.
MRS. J. B. THOMPSON
Librarian
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IF YOU DRINK WHISKEY
Drink Good Whiskey
“JACK DANIELS”
A FEW GOOD POINTERS ABOUT “JACK DANIELS**
Aged m Wood—Oldest Distillery in the United States—Finest Medicinal Whiskey—And
Awarded Highest Gold Medais in all the Big Expositions.—Received Direct rrom the Dis
tillery in Tennessee by
REVILLA HOTEL
“COME IN AND TRY IT**
SURPRISED THE BOSS
The clerks at J. R. Heckman
& Co.’s played a trick on Man
ager Willis Bryant last night,
and surprised him at his home.
The occasion was the anniver
sary of his birthday, and was a
most enjoyable affair, every
body having a good time.
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CARD of thanks
1 wish to extend my heartfelt
thanks to the members of the
Ketchikan Fire Department for
the excellence of their work in
extinguishing this morning'*
fire.
THE GATEWAY STORE,
A. KALEEL, Prop.
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loading salmon
The steamer Meteor of the
Pacific Coast Steamship com
pany arrived in port this after
noon and has been loading sal
mon from the Pure Food com
pany’s cannery. She is taking
in the neighborhood of twenty
seven hundred cases.
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SOUTH ON BU8INES8
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Dr. B. L. Myers left on the
Mariposa last night for Seattle
on a hurried business trip. He
expects to be south for about
ten days.
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Tack Chamberlain, represent
ing the Wniton Hardware com
pany of Seattle arrived in town
from the north on the Jeffer
son. (
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‘The fortune in a Tea -Cup’’
tonight at the Dream. adv
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Song by Mr. Woodworth to
night at the Grand. adv
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The Dally Miner, 91 per me
“WONT PAY!” SAYS MANN
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—Continued from IJage 1—■
A tax of 25 cents per day on
eve: y alien engaged in exploit
ing Alaska’s natural resources
would go far towards equal'*
mg the white men’s and na
tives’ chances with the bird <r.
passage who earns his money
in Alaska to spend it elsewhere.
When foreign corporations
dominate our natural rcsoirres
and i:0'v, uS always, give llic
foreigners the prefenance in
employment, it is time for A
merican citizens to ask, Why is
this so?
The one thing we can say Is
that it is our own fault in the
kind of men we sent to the leg
islature, and if we continue to
do so, we will deserve all we
get, even the Petty Larceny
law.
In passing this law, our leg
islature resolutely turned its
face from its future and to
wards the dark ages when serf
dom was an accepted fact and
the workmen" dared not leave
h'« home without wearing his
master’s collar.
—GILBERT MANN
COAL ADVANCED A DOLLAR
The announcement was made
this morning that hereafter the
price of coal at the New Eng
land dock will be $10.00 per
ton. This applies to everybody,
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"The Child’s Plea” tonight
at Ihe Grand. ady
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Buy your, Drugs, Toilet Ar
ticles, Stationery, Sundries and
Periodicals at Haaek’s Drug
Store. adv
The Dally Miner, $1. per. mo.
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! “SCANDINAVIAN CUTLERY” I
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Your special attention is called to a jjj
window^ of Swedish and Norwegian
|; Hardware, Stoves, Knives, Saws, and ! S
I numerous other articles from the < |
|g “OldCountry.” ; |
'£ See this, you will be interested and |
i perhaps see something that will re
mind you of home.
J. R. Heckman & Co. 1
> Some very Classy, Perfect, Mlnature, < 5
|' Spinning Wheels §
RADENBAUGH SHIP YARDS
T. W. COLLINS, Manager
FIRST CLASS
Boat Builder
Ship Caulker
and Repairer
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
ICE CREAM~
I SODAS—SUNDAES—CONES
Yellow Front Drug Store
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1 )ISON DISC P: ONOI IAPHS I
I g After thirty-five years of close attention and experiment, Mr. Edison 8
; g has at last realized his hope, and has produced a Disc Phonogradh with the 8
Ig human voice. S
;g Unlike all disc talking machine heretofore shown the public, the new 8
;g production does away with the scratchy, grinding and constantly wearing 8
;g steel needles. The reproduction of Mr. Edison’s disc Is made with a diamond 8
;g point, which is no.i-wearing, and which reproduces In a clear tone every ac- 8
; g cent aud inflection of the voice or instrument upon the record. 8
IE No ,ess wonderful than the diamond reproducer is the indestructible rec
g ord which is capable of at least three thousand reproductions without percep- 8
II tib,e wear or loss in tone. No breakage of records, or extreme care in handling I
;g to prevent scratching, is longer necessary. " , 7
13 We are now showing these wonderful instruments, and invite the public i«i
«g to call and hear them. We are selling them on the easy payment plan and , | >
13 every home should have one. The cost is less than any other talking machine. 8
j Ryus Drug and Jewelry Co. I