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* Alaska Indian Baskets Fossil and Walrus Ivory *
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Granted 2 Grand Prizes and 5 ^
* Gold Medals at the A. Y. P. X. +
: H. D. KIRMSE ;
* PIONEER JEWELER +
l THE BIG CURIO STORES OF ALASKA *
* Nugget Jewelry and Indian Curios in all Designs
+ Mail Orders A Specialty ♦
* Ketchikan and Skagway ALASKA *
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5 Professional §
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# Inch announcements here it& per month •
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JNO. W. ARCTANDER
Lawyer
SPEgALTlg;*
WnJWatlom Law
MlnlUe Law
Personal injury cases _h
Address- 501-*. Lyons DuildiniT Seattle. Was*.
S. A. PLllMLEY
Attorney and
Counselor at La*
Office-Town Council Chambers,
Ketchikan, Alaska.
C. E. INGERSOLL
attorney at law
Prompt attention given to perfecting land titles
and sac-ring patents.
Ketchikan. AlusUa
CHAS. H. COSGROVE
Attorney at Law
GENERAL PRACTICE
KAZIS KRAUCZINAS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Genera! Practice
Ketchikan - Alaska
Dr. R. KENNEDY
DENTIST
KETCHIKAN - ALASKA
Eagles
AERIE No. 162 Fraternal Order of
Bod®5 meets every Friday evenin y at
9 o’clock, E. C. Austin, W. P, D.
Smith Harris, Secretary; Dr. H. C.
Story, A. P. Phone 47.
Two Bio graph Comedies at
the Dream tonight. adv
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Eight subjects ou Five Full
reels at the Dream tonight. ad\
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HENRY C. STORY
Physician and Surgeon
Acting assistant surgeon Public Health
and Marine Hospital Service. Exam
ining P lysieiun Equitable Life in9.Co,
and N. V. Lite ins. i o.
Cor. Main and Mission »!., over U. .
Customs office. Phone No. 57.
J. L Myers B. L. Myers
Drs. Myers and Myers
Physicians and Surgeons
New Koel Building
KETCHIKAN - - ALASKA
Dr. G. E. Dickinson
PHYSICIAN and SUPOEON
Dr. Beatrice P. Dickinson
PHYSICIAN and SCKOEON
Member American Medical Association.
Past .ntern at Chicago Hospital for Women
and Children. Past resident physician at
Benedict Hint, Li■■ - Moines. Iowa. Office in
Dlokinson-Cosgiove Bldg.. Hours till lo a. a...
I to 5-7 p. m.
Ketchikan Camp, No. 20, A. B.
Meets every Mondays evening
of each month at Red Men’s
Hall, 8 p. m.
V’isiting Brothers Welcome
H. M. Staekpole, A. C.
D. Smith Harris. A. R
FISHERMEN’S ASSOCIATION
Mecdifsgs of S. E. Alaska Fish
c'meni’s Association held every
Thurs day at 7.30 P. M. So
cialist Hall. adv
Violin Instruction
for terms apply to
J. SUMPF
opposite Red Men’s Hall
\lso private lessons on all kinds of iDstrameiu^
I
Alaska Steamship Co.
Sailing? from Ketchikan. Northbound
“JEFFERSON” Northbound, May 6th, 18th, and 30th.
fteturmng Tl>ree Oays Later
Most Comfortable Ship on Southeastern Alaska Route
Westward Ships Stepping at Juneau
“ALAMEDA” Northbound May 11 th, June 2nd.
“MARIPOSA” Northbound May 26th, and June 14th.
“NORTHWESTERN” Northbound May 20th and June 8th
Returning about eight days taler.
Largest and fastest Steamers running to Alaska
All sailings subject to change without notice
Tickets to Seattle, Tacoma, Vlct irla an d Vancouver, B. C.
C. M. TAYLOR. Agent - - Rhone 64 j
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STEAMSHIP COMPANY
S. S. Humboldt sails from Ket "hikan for Skag
way, and all S. E. Alaska Ports on or about
the folowing dates:
April 8 and 20
And every 12 days thereafter, I eaving south
bound three d ays later
HECK.T1AN WHARF COMPANY, Agents
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••••••• Ketchikan
| Piling, all lengths, Orders 5 Drayjng Company
• for same filled promptly • Charles t 'inzel, Prop.
• apply • __ m
I foss bros. & co.! Drawing
S Hadley ; .„ ,, . . *77
• ® All Orders will be promptly
: Leave orders witn • aid carefully executed.
• ap 1.Coniiell, It • Contracts Takeifbr Anv V>ork
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TlMS.'S GOOO
No. time- are not bail, they
re good, and there are reall.
nr- good reasons lor a gloomy
view o! things. 'True, we may
lose a family now and then
v. here the head of the house
must seek employment else
where best adapted to bis lik
ing, but others will come for the
very same reason that the tor
ner left. It is the way of the
world. If we all liked the some
locality and the same job there
would be chaos to a fare-yon
well.
Again, we may lose an insti
tution now and then. 1 hat too.
would be consistent with the
changes which time loive- up
on us without our consent.
They too, will be replaced, 'wo
lu one, or more. It is into ila
id e.
We have all the best of ii
-ave in the Hung' that are no
more. We are not much loos
er to hear the sweel inu-ue of
I he buzz-saw, but the merry
bum of the factory will be
heard and the songs of (lie bus
handknan will be heard on hill
and in dale and even the axe
will give way to the hoe, for alt
the land will be employed to
meet llie demands for food and
luxuries.
Tin people are hopeful-only
now and then a knocker Is
heard—but the voice of one
knocker can deaden the voices
of a tnoii.-and optimists.
She Knew che Symptoms.
There is a certain bright English
actress who comes over here every
year or two to play an engagement,
says the Saturday Evening Post.
Among her admirers on this side is a
middle aged theatrical man of a seri
ous turn of mind, lie is courtly, but
has been called tiresome in conversa
tion. One afternoon at her suit in n
New York hotel the sprightly lady was
brewing a dish of tea for a couple of
newspaper men. The telephone hell
rang, and the hostess answered the
call.
"Yes," she said, "this is Miss Blank.
Who? Oh. Mr. Blink calling, is it?"
Then, in a teuo of weary resignation,
"Very well, send him right up.” She
hung up the receiver and turned to the
newspaper men.
“Boys," she said, “you’ll have to tod
dle away. My sick headache is com
ing on.” _
Tbs Gold Lions of Peking.
Fronting the imperial palace at re
king are two beautifully carved lions
of enormous size which, if we are to be
lieve the mandarins, are of solid gold
and have been there since time im
memorial. When the combined armies
of England and France advanced on
, P king in isco the Chinese painted
these statr.es gray in order to make
the Europeans beiieve that they were
of bronze and therefore to insure
against their being melted. I.ater, dur
ing the Japanese war, these lions dis
appeared for a time, hut at the con
elusion of peace they reappeared in
their original position. The value ol
these r“li's is said to be incalculable,
and they e.rf> in native eyes a symbol
o: thr unity ,.t th empire,—Harper’s.
Wisdom of Minerva.
A famous spinster, known throughoo*
the country for her firmness, was en
tertaining a number of little girls from
a charitable institution. After the
luncheon the children were shown
through the place In order that they
might enjoy the many beautiful thing#
it contains.
“This.” said the spinster, indicating a
, statue, “is Minerva.”
“Was Minerva married?" asked on#
of the little girls.
"No. my child," said the spinster with
j o smile: “Minerva was the (Joddesa of
j Wisdom.”—New York Wo?id.
- mHTe t j? —Ain.'‘."mEmmMmcnBNnn
COLE BARBER SHOP *
CHANGES HANDS
A deal has been closed during
the week whereby the barber
shop of Charles Cole was trans
fered to the partners of G. Me
Callister and G. A. Dyer, both
i !' Tacoma. They are both
j ni'st class barber- and should
|iio well at that popular stand,
j Mr. Dyer was in the barber
; im-iness in Ketchikan about 7
.ears ago and is known to many
i Id times. Mr. Cole intends to
cave shortly for the states
where he will make his future
home.
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ACCIDENT At dolomi
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E. A. Eardley came over from
imlomi last night to bring one
h] the workmen here for medi
' treatment, having accidenly
turned his ankle and conse
«H 11*ntly laid up for a few days.
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LADIES’ DRESSMAKING
We have opened dressmak
ing parlors in New Town op
posite the James Millar prop
erly in the house formerly oc
cupied by Alex Brindle. Give
us a trial. Charlotte and Signi
Wall. adv. imo. 5-22
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NEW KIND OF PLUMBING
A Chicagion who employs a
Swedish maid overheard the fol
I lowing conversation the other
j b o between he: c'uk and ti e
:ma:d text (.. or, also ,t twele:
“How are you, Hilda?”
“1 well, I like my yob. We
-'ot cremated cellar, cemetery
plumbing, elastic lights—and a
hoosit.”
“What’s a ‘hoosit,’ Hilda?”
“Oh, a bell rings. You put a
thing to your ear and say,
‘Hello’, and some one says,
Hello’ and you say ‘hoosit”—Ex
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2 comedies at the Gross to- j
night. adv;
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SALE OF TIMBER Ketchi
; kan, Alaska, March 25, 1913
(Scaled bids marked outside
"R I. Timber Sale Apolisation
March 24, 1913, Tongass”
-nr! addressed to the Fores!
; Supervisor, Tongass National
''•rest, Ketchikan. Alaska, will
received up to and incluOi. -
i the 28th day of April, 1913 •
| for all the merchantable !
lend timher. eland'ito' or down,
and all the live timber dealg
jnaled for culling u,. ,, . , .
officer,. located 0.1 an area to!
Le definitely designated by a j
!’orcst officer before culDng
begins, including about 8 acres!
bicated on the east side and at!
Hie head of Vixen Inlet, Cleve-j
land Peninsula, within the Ton-!
ua-'s National Forest, estimated;
lo be 409,000 feet board meas-|
jure live spruce saw timber
loir scale more or less. No bid[
of iess than $1.00 per thousand;
ce! board measure for saw
limber will be eonsiil°r«»d, 'na
t .|i j.ii-jl ot $10e Tut) jif
-•‘up v> O. T. 0; ’oner. Special
Fiscal Agent, Forest He twice
Ketchikan. Alaska. F" oaoh bid
-ubmitted to the Supervisor.
T'mber upon valid claims
1 xumpt from sale. The right!
‘ to reject any and a" r :os i
c-crved. For further intor- |
real ion and regulations gov-;
.Tiling sales address Forest j
Supervisor, Tongass National |
1 -l Ketchikan. Alaska. \\ 1
|(i. Weigle, Forest Supervisor.
Famous |
Columbia |
ignition I
Citizens Light, Power & Water Co. I
Get a Straw Hat
And keep Your Head Cool
The Summer is Going to
be Warm
Ladies’ Men’s and Child
ren’s. All Sizes and
Prices.
GENUINE PANAMAS
E. E. Sparhawk
Newtown - Ketchikan
Alaska Coast Company
FOR
Seattle, Tacoma and Puget Sound Porto
Connecting at Scuttle witn
Alaska Pacific Steamship Company
For San Francisco and Southern California
“YUKON”, Northbound, April 28, 1913.
“SAMPSON” Southbound April 29, 1913.
IL C. STRONG, Ketchikan, Agent
1 Nothing but First-class Work u Satisfaction Guarai, teed < »
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Ketchikan Steam Laundry
F. J. CHAPMAN and HENRY PANKRATZ, Prop’s i j
We guarantee to wash flannels without snrinking ! i
Mending done free of charge. j;
; Sena in your work or leave your orders, 11
\ and Maude will call *hr them. J [
New Town Ketchikan j!
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Ctje ^ttsrhonrtj
M. E. MARTIN, Proprietor
The Best of Wines Liquors and Cigars. Fine assortment of
High Grade Bottle Goods
a
Water Front, Corner Front and Eoc Streets
Ketchikan, - - Alas a
fHIGHET GRADE CIGARS BEER r.Ors $
J The Royal Hotel and Bar |
| Hans Apsch, Prop. <>
t <$
A CHOICE LINE OF VVIN.ES LIQUORS AND CIGARS %
£ Eight year old Ced^i Brook. Bought th bond, the whiskey that made Ketehtks
famous. A II haul ed beer 25 eew per quart.Raiicr Mau t 85 cets per bottlo. O
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| Nicely Furnished Rooms g
| by the day, week or month. %
4 <*!?
*> South Front Street, - Ketchikan, Alaska 4
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BDW. BROWN
ASSAYER • CHEMIST
Ketchikan - • - Alaska
INDEPENDENT
DRAYING COMPANY
General
Hauling:
and work of all kinds
McBAME * EGGAN, Props. ;
CEMENT WORKS !
OF ALL KINDS
Cmmneys A Specialty
WORKS NEWTOWN |
KETCHIKAN
Opposite •
HESIilCKSON TIN SHOP !
C. J. CLEMENSSON, Pi op.
R. D. REESE \
DENTIST |
Office upstairs over Ryus' j
Drug Store. ;
KETCHIKAN, - ALASKA