CUSIFIEP ADVERTISEMENTS
EV ERYBODY IS
DOING IT. DOING IT.
DOING WHAT?
Going for a square meal
al the S1EDMAN CAFE.
Give us a trial!
See oer tse-or }tae of Millinery be
fojv baying here. Opened oa
April 1st. -< Kochs building
next to the Pr g Office.
MESDAMES PATCHING A CROSS
arfv.
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WANTED—Marker and all-rwind
Isttsdry girl Apply a: shs* KetAikan
Electric Laundry. tf
FOR SALE—A t»o room cabin
and a let ca Stedmsa Axe- City.
The lot is :h> foht front by 150
feet deep. For particulars apply to
-Dad* P« Yeumg. Ait. tf.
FOR SALE
Hand Y better.: launch IS fe?t
:cac*. 4 feet 10 inch beam. My rea
son for selling .s that I have so time
to use tr. Pfiee SOJ.OO
Mil: C. Caughreas
TYPEWRITER FOR SALE
A Model No. 5. L. C, Smith Type
writer is splendid ctaisticn for sate
for fifty dollars. See and try the
machine a: X. F, Zimmerman's
store. adr.
FOUND
Found, a plain .gold band ring
with three kit — s engraved apoa
the isride. Owner please call at
this office and prove property, ad tf
If you are icekutg for something
3 -i r.A^*-J .’Cc . y CT - u -u.g ■ . C*i Olijy J" w "S
reed whether :t -5 a bar-gabs in
tithes, engines, r.eu tickets, political
or '■ :—tzi, re:.rue t—sssettew Ads
coiurtn." it is there.
WHY PAY RENT?
When Mr. Pet’dan with the
Ryes Drug A iewelry Co- is of
ferntg his furnished heme at a
very low figure for a quick sale
Five rooms ass large bath room.
SpL-uLi view. Call and see Mr
Pccki.ar: at ca.:. Adv. tf.
FOR RENT—T.ve rs-tut Eras-”
with bath. Phta: 62. -adv.
ROW-BOAT LOST
A ra,— beat ksewa as "Baris
Rear.” painted mes with yellow
trimsstEgs. was :st at or rear Shit>
Island last rr.-uw.-iay right. The
finder waj please narify Sawyer &
McKay.
rieod :. , r f - j and gel the
be*>| m ;-f. = for the
Lom p. J. Gilmore. jtv
FOE SALE. CHEAP:—25 ft. 6
in. by 6 ft. 6 -3 cabin cruiser with
ountpieie equipment. 7 is. p. 4
cycle, 2 c. PaLr.er Engine. Or
iginal cost of '-.--rat over will
sacrifice. Inquire of W. E. Mills
at New Englati Fish Co. aiv.
TO SAVE -HOE LEATHER
We are offering an eight: xontl’i
rhsaiption to the Bsi v-pre-gres
s.ve Miner hr Si fj cash—we girt
yoa the ec«..- iors commission.
TONIGHT I
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: I EDMUND BREESE
I “THE WALLS OF JERICHO”
5 Reels Five Five Reels 5
A FOX FEATURE, Beautifully staged and well played by
an all star cast. A story of English social life that comes
to a happy ending, when the trumpet sounds the call of
Love and Motherhood in Lady Althea’s heart, the walls of
vanity and frivolity fall down.
A storv that will appeal to ever\one.
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The show will open w ith a splendid ANIMATED WEEKLY
showing the Exposition grounds at San Francisco at night
with many other interesting scenes.
A Show we are not afraid to boost for we have the goods
S Tuesday and Wednesday
g A Broadway traversal feature in 5 reels
| THE GARDEN OE LIES” featuring JANE COWL
l3 A supreme artist in a remarkable story.
ST. JOHN S CHURCH
DAILY BIB R READING.
Topic for the week: Spin: ual Fev
er
Romans 34:17 through 15;".
"The kingdom ■{ God is not esi
iu? ami diiriatt but righteousness
sad peace and joy in the Hoi;
Spirit."
St, Paul trie:- -,o #Hr>i 'v r
'. lessres* : p . y .ry- - ■>
Jewish party in he Ckmeu v.-ftgvV
te follow s" fie rules of fie: :
Boa-JeT.-ts!.-. aa.r:- we* **.» * ne
| peeate e\i»MW - »4 Ate everything'
offered them, i ah psnj- disliked
the other, and • ’.i# spit eft! u; '.:::
of t-Atire.
It *a» the sp'>faJ»e.v that wse
■isdutnun in Utk cases: the ur
inal easting to ik-thing.1
True Christianity- show# itself |n iit
woni kir.-isess of heart.
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BENEFIT PAN- e SI OCESSFIT.
The benefit d-tnee given by the
Moose Lodge tat: Saturday for Mr.
Y slker, who has been confined i;s
the hospital for many weeks, was
a success. While the revenue de
rived was not very large, consider
>ng the short period of advertise
laent. the eomr uee is well satis
fied. There is a move on i ;; t ,:
give another entertaiiaBer.t fir she
same purpose in :ir near future.
ARRIVE ON JEFFERSON.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Me WiQhubs
arrived on the Jeffers', ,-n las; nigh;
from the States. Mrs. Me»»• -\rr,<
coeoes here fc-r :ise first time from
Indiana, dsoagh Mr. McY'sRi&nss has
resided here for several y years.
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BUY FROM YT. W. GIRLS.
The W. Y". Chub girts wish
announce that they will hold a
sale with the Lades-- Aid about
Easter time. They- will have two
booms, me of home-issSc “goodies”
and tie ether win contain a Sarce
assert—ent of hahy elothins- every
thing frees infants wear to tw*
years Old. They ?■$ have anything
you —an”, even to baby baskets, f:
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Ma4a:rr*uscar nsY-s-t-ss-es tbs :.;vy
oxen cavalry regiment i n the -. •: rid.
The climate is .'• unhealthy fir
horses that sase sahstSttitg had to
be ftsni The been
trained to nuance’svre wi-h surpris
ing skill. bat of c : iTSe are n<>.
speedy.
Heavy arl light hens and spring
ers.—Mrs. P. G. Shark, Fhtm* I”6
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OF LOCAL INTEREST
Councilman Pa up is busy today
driving plies eft Front street, pie-,
parstwry to 'the iaemhi rush of.
n<?u vomers.
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LYCEUM CHORES,
.- - corn Chores
< i to fee tret ; .ttHi tonight
: ere re, . . c .. 1 " ' U wore
*-> .-rer-prerfere f«r ew reoreri.
?. "’i rkskra. .' Co, announce
ire;,. Are C re.' 4-.iftg a; Finery will
he fc«* on the wet* boat. Watch
ft ;V- display. Pets'
tes;, vrrll yes Kf them.
iULt.Y AXPRRSON HACK.
’Are. An.krsoR of the firm of
Anders.-” A C*ejg«tson, the painters
..•rev .rate re.#. returned cn the Jef
fers >e last night, from a trip in
tiie State#.
T, - Pierce, the ‘’Konpareille
• ’. -. A" arrived er Jefferson
yesterday from Seattle ami will rc
tasubj in the city for a while. He
rere, s fee i# satisfied with Alaska
that- the States have no at
tract rere? to him anymore
ON THr.IW WAY TO -RAGWAY.
M: ... i -Mr#, i'.rforvl. of SeattR
T-rs-re passengers on the Jefferson
'..ist .’•verreng on their way to Skag
re.y where Mr. Barf end will taka
. pcs;-. •« on the repororiil slaff
f the Daily Alaskan.
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rirenEHMEX ARE COMING IX.
Tv. re. large boats arrived from
. yesre-rMy. the Enos and
LIT. with their full crew. These
boats will engage in the miSdcurhvg
iresre; -# jhe eoraisg se son They
>:>:-rt that man; ether boats will
fsBsr shortly.
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• His BRIEF COMING.
Mr. PH an is n. .wrted to be busy
these days sprucing- up in anticipa
tion of the eoroi; g of Mrs. Doiasu
wh> lift Calif:mil on. the Sth irst.
for Ketchikan. Mrs. Dolan is ac
contyaaied by her granddaughter, a
saf-yMoeU child wise will make
her I rese with Grandpa ani GranJ
c;a. Mr. Dolan who has not seen
Mr#. I- ’.an In ten years is all anx
iety.
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AT THE HOTELS
At the Ste-hr n—M. D. Berry,
mean; J H. Kress, Wrangell.
A? the BeriBa—Lve 'MViilfes#
rer.re '.-if:-. Johan Sven ret and C. X.
tockwell, of Portlsa I, Ore.
This house, after it has been remodeled
will be forsale by M* S. 5mith
PHILOMATHIAN
PROGRAM MARCH 3
New scats jiavv arrived for the
primary grades which will be great
appreciated by both teachers and
;v.pds as they win not be required
.it -egether any longer,
heb.wi’ win be- closed the firs
.e'. ,1 April for the spring v,v
r.ion.
Myers anJ Mr. Bryant visited
-- school Friday afternoon and a
■ .:t cf.their visit was spent with
...a Botany c.iss. I>r. Myers gave
very interesting talk to the strid
.s on Bacteria -
The Phiiom&thion Literary society
c nts entertainment last Friday
afternoon. The program was as fob.
lows.
b Song.—-“Welcome Sweet Spring'1
.<P. 25*. No. 40)
School.
2. Ron Call.
Minutes.
4. Domestic News_Louise Hanson
7>. Cartoon.Mitchell 'Spaeth
d. Foreign News. .Dorothy Miehener
7. Advertisements.Nora Ross
5. Instrumental Solo.Regina Curtis
Editorials.......Wayne ^iichencr
11). Society Column.. Corrinne King
11. Weather Report.R. Curtis
12. Original Story—“A First Trip
to Alaska”.Clara Diaz
iS. Original Poem—“Pupils Troub
les vs. Teachers Troubles. :
. Etoline Engstroin
1. Scientific Reseyarch. Helen Faup
15. Funny Column..
. Luella Amundson
id. Local News.Perie Spaeth
17. Philomaihian Quartet.
CANNERY FLEET COMING
NORTH.
SAX FRANCISCO, March 13.
Ike first Golden Gate cannery fiat',
leave for Alaska, left !a.-, Sat
i.r.'ay.
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MRS. FROST LEAVES.
Mrs. Mary Frost, who has been.
visiting her daughter, Mrs. F. J.
Hunt and Mrs. Morgan in this city i
for the past three months, left yes- j
ierday on the AbKi for her home;
near Tacoma. Mrs. Frost is one
of Washington's early pioneers,
whose father was killed by the In
dians while the. family was cross
ing the plains in the early days,
and has lived in that state since a
little child.
While in Ketchikan, Mrs. Frost
has endeared herself to many, and
her departure is deeply regretted.
LEAVE FOP. THEIR HOME.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Orchard left
this morning for Shrimp Bay. Mrs.
Orchard has recovered sufficiently
to travel to her home again after
spending some time in the hospital.
Miss NeiHy Orchard, who has been
visiting with .Mrs. Geo. Drake since
their stay in town, also left with
Mr. and Mrs, Orchard.
RECIPE FOR CRAY HAIR.
To hr if pint cf water add 1 crz. Bay
Earn, a email box cf Barbo Compound,
and u oz. cf glycerine. Apply to the hair
twice a week until it becomes the desired
shade. Any drug cist can put this up or
rou can mix it at home at very littie cost
Fuji directions for making and use com*
is each hoi cf Barbo Compound. It will
gradually darker; streaked, faded gray
hair, and remove* dandruff. It is excel
lent for falling hair and wta make harsh
hair soft and glc-sjv. It will not color the
icaip. Is not Kicky or greasy, and does not
rub off.
MATHER IRON WORKS
WHITE HKO.V/K HKAKI.MiS
We relit all bearings with
white bronze.
Sheet Meta! works a
Specialty. All gasoline
tanks made to order.
Blacksmithing and gen
eral machine work.
We repair anything
C. h. MATHER
CANNON’S BAKERY
\ND GROCERY
Every week is coffee week at
Cannon’j; Bakery and Grocery.
Tavern steel cut coffee 35 cents
i a pound, 3 pounds for $1.00, e^ual
j to any 45 cent coffee.
Special strand Marigold steel cut
coffee for 25 cent# per pound.
Xu ray a Tea, 65 cents a pound, an
(food as any on the market. The;
retail price of th«e goods i* not
controlled by the wholesale house*. !
•Satisfaction guaranteed.
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u'RAXD EASTER BAIX.
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The ladies of the Catholic shttrch
hnv decided to give, a" Easier Ball
on \pril 24. t-ho day after Easter.
1 aarations are betas made by a J
Cot mttee to render the dance a i
successful social entertainment.
D. WEINTROB
''Ties Indies’ tailoring. Have made
saits for the most prominv. t ladies
in America for twenty years.
Fit Guaranteed.
Across from Heckman’s store.
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True-Tone Band
Instruments
“THE BAND
MAN’S SHOP”
0. H. HARTUNC, Prop.
Come*
A- of Band aed OtvKrj'ra Instrument?, SasophAiie* and Clarionets of tKe Better Quality. SoM on
easy payments. Second Hand Band Instruments taken in as part payment.
Writ. For C.taJocuo, ’-FREE'’ 1510 Third Ave., Seattle, Wa«h.
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“THE BON MARCHE’
Reserves this Space
KEEP YOUR EYES ON
THIS SPACE
FOR
BARGAINS
AND
SPECIALTIES
We sell Seattle brewed “BOCK
BEER” at the Seattle Bar. udv.
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Tho Daily Progresive-Miner de
livered 75 cents per month.
BOTH WILL BE THANKFUL
We will thank you to subscribe
for the Daily Progressive-Minor for
lit months. $5.00 cash, nnd you
will thank ua.
KETCHIKAN CAMP, NO. 20- A. B.
..- every Mondn nnhig
nt 8 pan., at Red Men’s
Yi-'iting Brothers Welt .ne
H. M. Stackpole. A. C
I'. M. Smith Harris, A. R.
’oh printing neatly and prompt
lone nt the Progressive-Miner.
Go With The Bunch
Where everybody goes
To The
STEDMAN CAFt:
Our Mciio
Cleanliness, Quality, Courtesy and
Reasonable Prices
NEAL TICKETS $5.50 for $5.00
We do not advertise our meal
tickets, you will be after them
Give Us A Trial
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The Stedman Cafe
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Drugs, Chemicals, Perfumes, Toilet Goods, g
g Rubber Goods, Sundries, Etc. H
Stationery, Office Supplies, Inks, Mucilages, R
ft Pastes, Architects and Engineers Supplies. j|
ft Agents: U. S. Charts, Coast Mots and § '
§ Tide Tables. |
ft Edison Phonographs and Records. ft
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Our jewelry Stock is being closed out at ft
greatly reduced prices. ft
Mr. Peckham will be with us tili about March 1st. Those ^
£3 having work to be done, or requiring Optical £2
work should call before that time. R
RYLS DRUG CO. I
m Established 1901. Phone 39. M
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I FACTS ABOUT COFFEE f
Our COFFEE, ’tis of thee,
Friend of humanity,
Of thee we sing.
THOU stimulating cup,
With life in every sup,
We ne’er couid give thee up;
Delicious thing.
Patients who must be nursed,
Sisters most dead with thirst,
To thee they come.
Thou currest their aches and pains,
Cfeared up their muddled brains,
Till health throbed in their vains,
None didst uccumb.
Of thee we’ll ever think,
Wake up at night to drink,
One more sweet cup.
And when thou art all gone,
Of joys there’ll then be none,
Our lives we’ll fain lay down,
“The jig is up.
If you must have
Coffee, buy a brand
that is good.
One that sells for
the same money every
day in the year.
Our HILLS SPECIAL
either fresh ground or
in the bean at 35c. per
pound 3 for $1.00, we
guarantee to be equal
to any 45c. brand of
COFFEE put up in
cans.
I J. R. Heckman & Co. I
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STOCK Department Store SERVICE!