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Revilla Hotel
“Only Three Stories Rut Its All Comfort”
Rates $1.00 and Up
Every Room an Outside Room
Plenty of Fresh Air and
Suushine
kETCHIkAS—The Southern Gate of the Awakening North.
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Following is the list of the
donations toward the Fouriii
|of July celebration:
J. R. Heckman, #25.00
| M. ec. M. Bank #25.00
Tongas? Trading Go., #25.00
Ketchikau Cannery #25.00
Ketchikan Steam Laun
dry _ #25.00
j Stedman Hotel #25.00
ReviUa Hotel #25.00
Churchill Smith #25.00
Poodle Dog Bar and
Restaurant #25.00
Berthelsen <k PruelT #20.00
Ryus Drug Co. #20.00
G. B. Smith #20.00
Louis Hansen #20.00
|! L. H. Kubley #20.00
.\f. E. Martin #20.00
Ed Slotteu #20.0'!
H. R. Thomson #I5.00
A. E. Walker «".(•■>
J. S. Rergun #2." >
j J.C. Foord . #2.5#
A. C. Kriedler #5.00
W. J. Sully #2.00
R. Kennedy #2.50
Mrs. D. C. Johns #2.00
W. H. Bergstresser #5.00
W. p Powers #5.00
F. J. Hunt #5.00
Rink Theater #15.00
Northland Dock Co #l5.*'*o
l Ketchikan Draying Co. #5.00
P. J. Gilmore #10.0 »
Alaska Transfer Co.
Walter Gray, Prop
GENERAL TEAMING
AND DRAYING
ORDERS TAKEN FROM All
DOCKS
PHONE EITHER 77 OR 51
J. F. Warder $2.00
l .A. B. Edmonds $5.00
\ T. Gardner $2.00
j W. K. Weigle $8.00
Chas II. Cosgrove $5.00
Williams <k Hubbard $10.00
Independent Graying
Company $10.00
Hot hikan Soda
Works $10.00
M. H. Kirsehbaum $2.00
Royal t\riH $5.00
C. H. Field $10.00
Geo. W. Woodruff $1.00
Wong Chong $10.00
Citizens Light, Power
and Water Co. $15.00
XI. J. Heneghan $5.00
MeGraw w Close $5.00
H. L. Feddersen $2.50
A. J. E!a $2.00 |
Chung High $5.00 i
S. Van Zandt $5.00 |
Eugene M arker $2.00 ,
A. Kaleef $5.00
' Hop Lee Laundry $5.00i
Ed. Vernev $2.50
Fred Grimes $2.00
■ llarri. <x Tompson $2.00
W. R. Woodworth $2.00
Geo.Oh asha $5.00 j
W. G. Strong $2.50
Ketchikan Drug Co. $10.00
Dr. H. C. Story $5.00
F. C. Purinton $5.00
Axel Osberg $2.00
John Koel $10.0 )
G. M. Chesney $2.50
Ketchikan Wharf $10.00
Geo. Rounsefell $10.00
Thodav cv Owens $2.50
Xoah H well $2.00
X. F. Zimmerman $10.00
T. Giemenssom $2.00
E. M. Parker $1.00
XL A. Bassaniek 1.00
G. E. Paup $2.50
For Charter
POWER BOAT PRINCESS
Fast, with first class accom
modations.
Special Rates on Long Trips
SPARHAWKS FLOAT
E. THIELE. Phone 6
Drs, Myers ' §5.00
Wns. Anderson §3.50
Cash §5.00
J PjO longer §3.50
Joe Murphy §3.50
GoeSmoar w Morgan 15.00
Jas.j P. Clancy §10.00
Halts Apseh §30.00
Jno. H. H'egle §5.00
Northern Hotel and
Bar §15.00
AY. T. James §3.50
AYm. Sehlothen §3.50
M. A. Mitchell §3.00
H. M. Staekpole §5.00
J. AA’ertheim §5.00
H. Bergman §5.00
R.L . Petty §2.50
Madison <v Maynard §5.00
Margie Williams §5.00
Gill McAllister §5.00
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The Humboldt was in at \:
30 this morning, and proceeded
north after discharging 35 tons
of miscellaneous freight. She
will be in southbound Sunday
evenin g.
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The City of Seattle had 105
passengers on board yester
day. and 10 others for northern
points boarded her at this
place. Sh> called in at Hadley
with passengers and freight.
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The steamer Delhi sailed
from Sulzer last night with 1.
550 tons of cargo. Included
therein were mild cured and!
canned salmon, oie and
marble.
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George J. McCarthy, agent at'
Juneau for the Admiral line is
in town to meet the Sampson
on board which are several of
ficials of the company are j
com'i.g north.
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ALL HATS ON SALE
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At half price Nothing re
served. This i- your chance ;
• get the latest styles at yourl
own price.
MRS. WASHBURN. adv.
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Va off on all Ladies, Misses and vv
Childrens wash dresses, Boys M
wash suits and childrens Romp- rj
Iers. W
Vz off on all Ladles and Chll- £2
drens Hats. n
J. R. Heckman & Co. h
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: Nu*Bone Corset |
| Mrs. F- P- McCURDY |
| Ketchikan Representative I
* NOT SOLD IN STORES f(
+ Phone 136 For Appointments. *
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| :: A Guarantee With All Nu-Bone Corsets :: |
There’s a Right Way
And a wrong way d oln everything especially plumb
ing. Doing it right means doing it honestly, with
honest workmanship and honest materials and fix
tures. This is the way I do It for my own self re
spect and for the sake of my patrons. When you
have pulmbing to be done, call on me and have it
done right.
J. C. FOORD, PLUMBER
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Arelfeu LikcTtis ?
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“He that is stricken blind cannot forget
The pjeeous treasure of hi* eyesight lost" j
€| If you’re near sighted, if your eyes are
failing, don’t delay. You can’t afford to.
We are trustworthy and competent opt>* j
cians. Repairing too. Prices right. _
RYUS DRUG AND JEWELRY CO.
Established 1901
Phone 39
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