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GAS BOAT MEN ATTENTION I
We have just received and hold for i
your inspection a complete line of
Ignition and Lighting Supplies.
Motsinger Magneto and Auto Sparker
The Spitdorf Spark Coil
The Champion Accumulator
! And also a fresh stock of Columbia Dry Cells
LeVallv BRUSHES, Spark Plugs and i
Low Voltage Lamps
I Citizens Light, Power & >Vater Co.
S. A. PLIMLEY
Artornev and
Counselor at Law
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i?e;cb<kac. Al|>ka.
C. E. INGERSOLL
AnOBSit a r law
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C.HAS. H. COSGROVE
Attorney at Law
EN'EP.At. pkactk e
D . NOLL
ATTORNEY AT LAW
General Practice
NOTARY PUBLIC
Room 10 Tongass Bldg,
DR. ANNA BROWN
Physician and Surgeon
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Day or N ?ht.
O:,n: R sidence
Pour Doors East of Post Office
KETCHIKAN, ALASKA.
Dr7f7 KENNEDY
DENTIST
KETCHIKAN - ALASKA
H. P. CROWTHER. C.E
U. S. Mineral Suveyor
P. O. Box 302
JUNEAU ALASKA
Eagles
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£*gie* meets every V: 3*y ever:it
■ o'oiwk, z. C A--:.3. W. P. D.
~~ rr. Harr:* ~hcre »:y: Dr. H. C.
Story. A. P. Pfaore i~.
R. D. REESE
DENTIST
Office upstairs over Ryus'
Drug Store.
KETCHIKAN, - ALASKA
HENRY C. STORY
Physician and Surgeon
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-Of. n ind M issicn si.. . ver U.
L uS’.onis Phoce No. 57.
J L B L. M;er»
Drs. Myers and Myers
Physicians and Surgeons
New Koel Building
KCTCHIKAN - - ALASKA
Dr. G. E. Dickinson
PHVsI-IAS ini SCP LON
Dr. Beatrice P. Dickinson
PH Y SI CLAN »z: svTB-j L JS
Office zz 1 Re*>. Lzz n D.-i "c B. >. >:
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Ketchikan Camp, No. 20, A. B.
Meets every Mondays evening
of each month at Red Men's
3s... “ p. m.
Visiting Brothers Welcome
G. K. Dickinson, A. C.
D. Smith Harn» A R
Violin instruction
f:r arr-7
J. SLMPF
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EDVV. BROWN
ASSAYED • CHEMIST
Ketchikan - Alasaa
Alaska Steamship Co.
-... frf.rr, Ke<\nrt>'boiind
JEFFERSGN-Dec. 18, 29, Jan. 8, 18, and 28.
fteturmns Three Days Later
M ,'t Cornf ' able Ship on Southeastern .Alaska Rout*
MARIPOSA—Jan. 2, and 22.
ALAMEDA-Dec. 12.
NORTHWESTERN-Dec. 22; J an. 12.
Returnirg about eight days latar.
Largest and fastestSteamers running to Alaska
All sail. .g» subjecl to change without notice
Tickets to Seattle. TicctLt, Victoria tod Vtacoorer, B. C.
C. M. TAY LOR, Agent - - Phone 64
W. C. T U. NOTES
The wettest block in Kansas
City. Mo., which formerly con
tained twenty-five saloons, ha^
now only thirteen, and the sa
loon keepers are complaining
of lack of patronage. Many ot
them close at twelve o’clock
instead of one. the regular
closing hour, the length of the
bar has been shortened, and
the number of bar-tenders de
creased. One of the saloon
keepers in discussing said. "1
do not know whether the
people are drinking less or le-~
people are drinking. The men
who come here do not seen to
drink as much a- they did for
merly. and fewer drinkers
come here than several years
agi . Trade is very poor." The
verdict is that though the men
have money to spend they are
not pending it in the saloons.
Railroad men. since the res
trictions concerning the use of
int > eating liquor, are drink
ing less and many of them do
rot drink at alb—Union Signal
W. C. T. U. PRESS SUPT.
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DELHI IN DRY DOCK
The -team-hip Delhi, of the
P fie C, ,-t Steamship. Com
■ ’ - • - inf
1 Seattle last Monday for sur
vey. The vessel f k in Snov
P ssage, west of Wrangell
ear Z.remdo Island, while
northbound on recently eom
r’.eted voyage. Apparently the
Delhi suffered no damage
:’rom the accident and after her
rrival here last Friday pro
t the S i • lis
pe hei : - - • S
vev has disclosed that her
wooden keel was badly torn
- eral days will be requir
lir.—Seattle Times.
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S; v on! bargains everyday
this month at Field’s clearance
sab?. adv.
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Proofs of Labor blanks at the
Miner.
GAS BOAT BURNS
While Capt. Xicholsen of the
power launch Baby wa< pros
pecting for mink on Skin 1-1
and at the entrance of Chom
ley Sound. Monday. Jan. 12.
the boat caught fire from some
cause. Hearing the explosion
of shells in the burning launch
Capt. Xicholsen rushed back b>
the beach and succeeded in
beaching the burning hull and
extinguishing the fire. His
loss amounts to considerable,
a- all his personal effects were
destroyed, together with 79
mink skin.- and some valuable
mining stock. He went to
Sunny Point in his skiff and
secured the launch Buick to
b w the wreck to C.homley.
where he will rebuild, it at once
having sent south for the nee
e"- ry machinery.
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The ,'iev book for spring 19
1 i mens made to order cloth
ing arrived on the Spokane
this morning. Field will be
glad to show the line whether
you wish to purchase or not. ad
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FOG DELAYS ASUNCION
T tanker As
>■•! by wirele" this morning
that -he had passed Cape
Ch i'on about i=.» and unle-s
further delayed by the fog
would irrive early thi- evening.
She has fuel oil on board for
be S 1 < 1
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Furnished room for rent
apply the Miner office.
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PAY YOUR DOG TAX
The new ordinance X’o.. 109.
reducing the annual tax on
dogs is now in effect and tie
dog tax is payable to Si
Howell Chief of Police.
All dog- on which the tax ~
not paid will be killed by the
I • lice force.
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ALL UOALS LEAD TO THE
[BEAM. adv
; Western Meat & Fish Go. *
$ Branch of Frye Bruhn Co. J
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$ Packers and Jobbers of *
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} Fresh .Teat, Provisions and Fish '•
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4 We >fake a Specialty of *.
$ Ship and Camp Trade *.
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* Ketchikan, - - - Alaska $
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HUMBOLDT
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
S. S. Humboldt sails from Ketchikan for Skag
way, and all S. E. Alaska Ports on or about
the folowing dates:
FEBURARY, 2-,14 and 26th.
And every 12 days thereatter, leaving south
bound three days later
^, HfcCKMAN WHARF COMPANY. Afrits j
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j As We Journey Through *
Life Let Us Laugh
» by the Way. j
•**★★★'**’>< *★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★
Why She Called.
They had 1 en married just two
months, and ti y s; ill loved each
other devotedly, lie was in the back
yard blae'.tir.g . * shoes.
"Jack." siie called at the top of
her voice. “Jack, come here, k!”
lie knew at once that she was in
imminent 'danger. lie grasped a
stick ts of
stairs to the r - :e. II1 entered the
room breathe sdy and found her
looking out of ti e window.
“Look," s ad si: . "t: .it's the kind
of bonnet 1 war.: you to get me.”—
Harper's Mag.. ire.
Properly Reared.
Nephew—1 em’t ren mb< r, un
cle. 1 never tr •-.Me about what
go* s on .d 2 / '..avk.—Pitts
burgh Pro;.-.
The American Girl.
“T! •: '- .ng very simple
and chan: : and direct about the
A: - the mil ter.
“Once, in t fai t, I mar 1
A i gi r 1
•“Do you t: .*• this man for bet
ter or v r- r I asked her in the
wonted lot ' i .
“She shrugged her s
dors.
- -I . '• ?U till I’ve had him
awhile,’ she said.” — Philadelphia
Bulletin.
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Checkmated.
“I '
Christina-. - • f gave my wife -
good • _'l - : a res-at.”
“T. , -
to you to
“She did nothing of the kind.
She k",4 t . for con.; any and
won’t let it - nave one even then.”—
Baltimore A...-ricaii.
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Of Limited Value.
“T. ii - word lor t
stuff!” e\ the editor, "i
wouldn't thin : of it!”
“Sir, I am a lumens author.”
“That’s just it. You are a fam
ous author, not a famous pugilist or
a successful spitball pitcher.”—
Loi is, i.ie C ;r: r-Jo :.!.
Thi6 Python.
Con*rarv to ^oru-ral belief, the*
pvthon or boa co:;-trictor rarely at
tacks people a.1.'! is looked upon i
verv (1 'VT'-ntlv v the people from
the hamadr ad and cobra. Tbe py- j
thon wi i take up his abode in a j
neighborlioe 1 and will not disturb ;
anything < ' the henroosts.
Th'-se hi t i • very much, as he
has n g;- - foTrine-- for chickens;
also for a stray dog or small goat.
! know of one on-'-, however, v. herf
a python attacked a woman and.
contrary lo the pr neoived idea
did not ep:-di tier is folds, I
atte: used to her, cm
meneir r with or - o r feet. Wb
rescued her foot and ankle wi ;
had! . 1 r-erated bv the snake’s tytii j
—Mdieal Journal.
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Some Exceptional
Bargains in
Ladies, Misses, Men’s
and Boys high
grade Shoes
at
E. E. Sparhawk
NEWTOWN - KETCHIKAN
• t • • • - < ; ;• • • «
| HICHET GRADE CIO A US BEEU 5 Cth f
| The Royal L tel and Bar 1
Hans Apsch Prop. S
*> $
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a choice li.nh or wir.r ■ t jtrons and cigars £
I . ht> ear old i r • 4i JL ii . :he alii-key that made Ketchika
■ bottle <£
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Nicely Furni: ec! Rooms |
by tile da A', ek or month. |
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South Front Street. .... Ketchikan, Alaska <$
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: FEAMERS FOR I
Seai 3, Tacoma
\ : ar ouver, Ana-ortes, Bellingham
ivmf u Port Townsend, South
B':i:E . eb, Sana Bar ra, Mexico
iseo* J.. Angeles, San Diego ]
jH. BRANDT, G.A.P.D. C. D. DUNANN, P.T.M.
113 James St., Seat4 e 112 Market, SanFrancisco
Right reserved to Change Schedule
NEXT SAILINGS F.13M KETCHIKAN
SPOKANE, Northbound Jan. 5-15,-and 25.
RETURNING FOUR DAYS LATER.
PHONE 77..F. H. BOLD, Agent.
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\f The Train of Luxury
Butte, Mill C'r , Si, !City, Minneapolis,
and St. Paul, Milwaukee, Chicago \
I All Point, East, via the
| “MILWAUKEE”
Leaves Moulth ','aily lit 10.13 A.M. u
“ \ TUI R nr. LI'Vl ' j.r ■ ri -iim !y fitting in ron- 1
i J; (,’i •,. i * ’ t • • I - 'id ■<! 1 - I * e i 11.1II font i
.1 beauties
with the plea >.<■'. of a • i • •• : »•. .mu! comfort. g
No Kxlni Fare*, on This Train
a For further irMn h i in :, ■ , train •••rviee, re ervationf,
Wi etc., call on or addrt >
( M. "I * AV""nt. Alt-Li bf'etflttbip Co.
■ 1 1 CHI KAN, ALASKA
City Ticket Off '-. L a.,- . ' .. • " 1 P; :.va/. 441 IfaflitlfS St. West
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