HOW ABOUT
THAT PLUMBING JOB?
We carry a full line of
PLUMBING FIXTURES and TRIMMINGS
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No Trouble to show them Give us a call. JOBING
Promptly attended to.
J. C. Foord & Co.
The Phone Is 91
Alaska Coast Company
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Seattle, Tacoma and Puget Sound Porta
Connecting it Seattle wita
Alaska Pacific Steamship Company
For San Francisco and Southern California
“Admiral Sampson" Northbound July 27.
Southbound Aug. 8% 1 Fj
H. C. STRONG. Ketchikan. Agent
THE SON OF HIS
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New York, Aug. i—Albert
Bryan, son of Secretary of
Slate Bryan, has just returned
from Lima, Peru, where he
was sent as the special repre
sentative of the administration.
He is in conference^today with
Fresident Wilson on matleVs
political in the southern 1t
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Washington, Aug. 1—Equal
suffrage delegates from every
state in the union are besieging
the Senate today ask.ng votes
for women. They ask that the
question of a constitutional a
mcndment to allow the women
votes be submitted to the
states.
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For a first-class meal go to
the Montana Restaurant. Every
thing clean and first class, adv
5AVE YOUR HEALTH
Why don’t you select your Whisky with the same care
that you Select Your Groceries? When you Buy Groceries
you Buy Good Groceries. When you buy Whiskey WHY
DON’T YOU BUY GOOD WHISKEY? JACK DANIELS.
SAVE YOUR HEALTH
Have just received another large Shipment of OLD JACK
DANIELS Direct from the Distillery in Tennessee. We have
one Case of 18 year old Goods,we are going to let you sample
this so come in and try it. ONE CASE WON’T LAST LONG. Nuf Sed.
REVILLA BAR
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KETGHIKANERS ARE INTERESTED i
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It begins to look as though
Ketchikan is to be represented
in the Sushanna country, for A.
J. Dawson the carpenter, is
getting together an outfit to
make the trip. He has pur
chased the pony E. E. Spar
hawk has been using for haul
ing his freight, and expects to
get away on an early boat.
M. A. Mitchell, too, is inter
ested in that region' being in
partnership with W. W. Gatlin
who has had an outfit in near
Sushanna for several months
Mr. Gatlin himself is now at
McCarthy and letters were re
ceived from him on last night’s
Northwestern stating that the
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slrike looked very promising, 1
end the chances were good for ]
many of the early gold-seekers j
to make good. Outfits he stai- J
< i! did not need to be so very j
elaborate, as the furthest dis- '
lance is was apparently neces- j
>ary to go from the railroad'at, j
McCarthy is not to exceed one j
hundred and fifty miles.
Transportation apparently is
II.e most serious problem, as
every animal in the country
capable of carrying a pack has'
been bought up long’ago.
Mr. Gatlin does not intend to
go into the cduntry himself,
hut is waiting the coming out
of the men with whom he is
interested.
AND NEITHER ONE
had had A DRINK
Charley Julian is surrounded
by a mystery. There’s a glass
in it too, but nothing in tin'
giass. The story is thusly; G
O. has a timepiece which ho
values so highly that he wear?
it strapped to his wrist. The
ether day, in a moment of for
getfulness he broke the crystal
of the watch, and the pieces
thereof feii from its face. That
night, he and his freind George
Clayton Leonard arrived at
Sulzer on their way back from
Forrester Island whither they
had journeyed to view the sal
mon fishing and fishers. The
two of item were shown to the
guest room at Sulzer, which
contains two beds, probably
fifteen f?et apart. Leonard
disrobed first and took one
hod, Mr. Julian partially un
dressed ,put out the light, and ;
then proceeded to complete
the task. While doing so, he (
felt something on his bare
shoulder, and reaching up fell
something round, which he
thought was some small coin,
lie called Leonard to light the
lamp and come over and see j
vhat it was. This was done, i
•ini lo and behold, it wras aj
new crystal for that wrist f
watch—the right size and thick- |
ness. And* the question is', j
Where did it come from? Jul
ian denies that there were any
spirits in the job, for he was t
perfectly sober.
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L. E. P. Morgan, who had
been north on a business trip,
returned on the Northwestern
last night. He states that the
Sushanna gold strike is the one
topic of conversation at Juneau,
and that many of the residents
of Iht. Capital City will go to
the Westward as soon as they
can get ready. :
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I )ISON lISC P ONOGRAPHS (
M After thirty-five years of close attention and experiment, Mr. Edison 22
« has at last realized his hope, and has produced a Disc Phonogradh with the 22
£; human voice. " * 22
£2 Unlike all disc talking machine heretofore shown the public, the new 22
, £ production does away with the scratchy, grinding and constantly wearing 22
; & steel needles. The reproduction of Mr, Edison’s disc is made with a diamond 22
| & point, which is non-wearing, and which>reproduces in a clear tone every ac
jjjj cent aud inflection of the voice or instrument upon the record. ||
8 No less wonderful than the diamond reproducer is the indestructible rec
ord which is capable of at least three thousand reproductions without percep- 22
Itible wear or loss in tone. No breakage of records, or extreme care in handling f?
to prevent scratching, is longer necessary. f?
We are now showing these wonderful instruments, and invite the public ^
to call and hear them. We are selling them on the easy payment plan and 52
every home should have one. The cost is less than any other talking machine.
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