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^ Alaska Indian Baskets Fossil and Walrus Ivory +
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Granted 2 Grand Prizes and a +
^ Gold Medals at tire A. ^. P. X. ^
: H. D. KIRMSE ;
PIONEER JEWELER +
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* THE BIG CL RIO STORES OF ALASKA +
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* Nugget Jewelry and Indian Curios in ati Designs +
* Mail Orders A Specialty ♦
* Ketchikan and Skagway ALASKA +
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JNO. W. ARCTANDER
Lawyer
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S. A. PLUWLEY
Attorney and
Counselor at Law
Ufr:ce._ To»- Coucci! Chsrrbers
Ke-.ct.2ic, Aiisia
C. E. INGERSOLL
AlTOBNEI Af law
Krri;'. KMffisiJB f.iic tc r*rfetns* AS-i «5-*»
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CHAS. H. COSGROVE
Attorney at Law
3ESEKAL paACTICK
KAZIS KRAICZLNAS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
General Practice
Ketchikan - Alaska
Dr. R. KENNED\
DENTIST
KETCHIKAN - ALASKA
Eagles
AERIE No. 1-2 Ffi-enu: Order at
Ew es =ee-.= every Er:cay ev-cir^ a.
S O CtOCi- A. C A-,.— «• *1- ~
Smish Harr.i. =ec-e-^rv: a.
Sccry. A. P. Peace AT.
HENRY C. STORY
Physician and Surgeon
Actios assist an', surgeon Public II#C h
aud liarice Host »: Service.
icsDs Pijrsician Equitable Life li^Co.
aod y. V. Life ins. Co.
Cor. Main anti Mission si., overj.. -
Cus'OEis office. Phone No. o*.
J. L. Mjirs B U Msecs
Drs. Myers and Myers
Physicians and Surgaon*
New Koel Building
KETCHIKAN - - ALASKA
Dr. G. E. Dickinson
PHYSICIAN >UPGEON
Dr. Beatrice P. Dickinson
PHYSICIAN JOd SURGEON
V-;~:;v, An'..’: j.". M'.a ‘,1 ASicettlSoa
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Bcssyi Hjt-. IV. V . *»■ S*ce
DktaL«c<w|ScH B«iU ■- *U* »■ n
50 5-* V- EE..
Ketchikan Camp, No. 20, A. B.
Meets ever; M. s-iiys evening
of each month a* Red Men s
Visiting Brothers Welcome
H. M. SiackpoLe. A. C.
D. Smith Harris A. P
Chester Smith Dubamel
KETCHIKAN TAILORS
Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing
Work Bros. Made to Measure
Clothing, guaranteed to fit.
Koel Block Opposite Heckman's
Dr. T. Miller
Firmer:; of l'. S. Geodetic Survey
Ship GeGsey
OSiceWater sud Gnat Street*.
Ketchikan. Aiask*
Violin instruction
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J . SL .MPF
WSOSilt Sed Men 5 HA1
O: sr.tMc ‘.esaooacc i imta of
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Alaska Steamship Co.
Sailing; from Ketchikan. Northbound
JEFFERSON—Northbound Feb. 22, and March. 6.
Returning Three Days Later
Mo;t Comfortable Shipson Southeastern Alaska Route
Westward Ships Stopping at Juneau
MARIPOSA—Northbound Feb- 20, and March 12.
ALAMEDA—Northbound, March 2 and 22.
Returning about eight days later.
Largest and fastestSteamers running to Alaska
AH sailing; subject to change without notice
Tickets to Seattle. T&cossa, Victoria as d Vasecnter, B. C.
C. M. TAYLOR, Agent - - Phone 64
HUMBOLDT
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
: S. S. Humboldt sails from Ketchikan for Skag- ,
way, and all S. E. Alaska Ports on or about
! the folowing dates:
March 3
And every te i days thereafter, leaving south
bound three days later
HECKMAN WHARF COMPANY, Afeiili
eeeeeeeeeseeeseeeeeeeseeee Ketchikan
j Piling- an length,, orders : OrayingCompany
8 for same filled promptly J charles finzel, Prop.
3 apply 8
1 foss bros. & co. I Drayinir
3 Hadley 3 **
2 , . 2 Ah firders will bo promptly
« Leave orders wrtn • aid carefully executed.
2 Capt Cenneil. HotelStcdman 8 Contacts Take i For Anv Work
3»mhsm—>s—«msssm8 Rates alwa;; rca^mable
EVOLUTION OF THE PIANO.
From tho First Crude Instrument to It*
Present Perfection.
In the beginning tbe piano was a
bary snaped piece of wood. bavlug two
'r three strings. From time to time
mere strings were added until the
ritbars was invented This was an in
strument in the shape of a capital 1*.
with ten strings stretched across the
open space Many centuries afterward
musicians conceived the Idea of
stretching strings across an open tvs.
About the year 1200 this was done, the
dulcimer made its apjvaranee. and the
strings were struck with hammers.
For another hundred years or so
these hammers were held in the bands,
and then some genius invented a key
board. which, being struck by the fin
gers. caused the hammers to strike the
strings. This was called a clavicy
! thorium, or keyed citbara. and from
time to time it was modified SDd Im
proved.
I'uring Queen Elisabeth'* time it
was called a vlrgiuai and then a spinet,
because the hammers were covered
with the spines of quills, which struck
and caught the strings and produced
the sound.
During tbe period between 1700 and
pgpo it was much improved and en
larged and was given tbe name of
harpsichord. It was iu 1710 that
Bartbs'lomeo Christofoll. an Italian, in
vented a keyboard similar to the one
we have now. which causes the ham
mers to strike tbe wires from shove,
and thus developed tbe piano.
During tbe Inst century the Inventive
genius of musicians tbe world over has
revised and improved it until it has
reached the present day perfectiom
, Eichange
MIGRATION OF WEEDS.
How 3 Ss«d Ripered In Asia May Tak*
Root In America.
Weeds migrate as we'! as men. Ac
cording to tbe l-est authorities, there
ire aiready COO varieties at least of
weed* in New England that were not
•o to found there when tbe country
< r ret settled 'Vi;bin less than
twenty-five years after the landing of
1 t re | i grims one observer counted
re than forty new weeds tbe Euro
re:: ns had brought tfcem.
Nature employs a!S sorts of methods
re- sr reading life about tbe planet and
... ,r seem to care whether the life
t> that of a weed or of a plant fit for
uian use. Indeed, it uses such un
-antic mated: as old rubber over
- es far seed carriers, as many new
weeds have appeared in a valley in
t_\ ncecticot since a factory was estab
i-: rei there that found use for such
-..staff things.
Tbe overshoes come from all parts of
• re world. Tbe cloth lining is torn out
f re tbe rubber is used, and from the
seeds that bave found lodgment in
s Hi an apparently unpromising place
i mts bave grown on tbe dump heap,
ir.il their seeds have found fertile soil,
: tip led and flourished. What a ro
man- e there is in tbe life of such a
seed—ripened, perhaps, in Asia, trod
Jen in the mud and carried on board
-,*i'r on tue feet of a passenger, thence
• >>n to Europe, where it was picked
by the boot of an American, was
ally dislodged in the overshoe and
' :nd Its germinating piiace in Con
nection t-—Chicago Record Hera id.
Horn of the Unicorn.
The bora of the unicorn was reputed
'instantly to reveal poison in a dish by
sweating biood, and great was the ri
ra.rv as to t ie possession of the finest
<- - iiaen while this belief still flour
- ; Charles the Bold proudly pa
raded s:x. two of them eight feet long,
two six feet, two five feet. According
to Benvenuto Ce'iini, "tbe finest ever
seen, which had cost 1T.OOO ducats of
t..e Camera.” was the one for which
.jt the pope'3 command he made a de
sign. • :l e finest thing imaginable, mod
eled h;..f oa a horse and balf on a
: r vrltb a very 8r.e mane and other
lor:, meats " Cory at speaks of the
• at St. Denis as about three yard*
<- r.g. and Windsor bad two of four
ells The real ••unicorn” in many
■-c-e-s seems to have been tbe narwhal.
—London Chronicle.
Igorote Craftswomen.
Though their t^ s are few and crude,
• e 1 gorotes are clever workmen. Some
of their axes, spears and shields show
wild art all their own. The pipe
rs. cers, too. turn out pipes of peculiar
d gr. •efui design. One day 1 watched
tire women working In clay and turning
out kitchen uten-i s Two girls car
ried clay from a distant pit. while old
, - women In the village worked it up.
r -ely urr.s and bowls are molded
•r :.i the plastic clay and set in the hot
•<i dry 1 did not see them bake
pottery They called these vessels
• _-3as.—Christian Herald.
A Girl’s Pity.
It was King SI Idas, wasn’t it. who
• -d everything be touched to gold/’
1 l<-!ieve so.”
••Poor old fellow.”
' Why do you think he was a poor
• I fellowr
•le never could eat a pickle with
•lingers.”—Chicago Hecord-Herald.
Twas Sneezy Thing to Do.
’ At whom are yon looking?” de
c t: ded tbe youtg b>l7 of the young
vbo obstra ’ed her path.
• A robe ,r replied the bay fever vlc
tirn and burried away —Houstoo Post
As It Should Ba.
Shopper—I want to buy a necktie
- b e for my husband Salesman—
Sorry, madam, but we are not permit
f;*d to *ei! neckties to women who are
, unaccompanied by meo.— Puck.
MCDONALD’S CHOCOLATES ]
\b<olutely the Br^t. at
HAACK’S DRUG STORE.
Exclusive Agents.
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Job printing at Tb*- Mher.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of Herman D Kirmse.
deceased.
Notice is hereby given b> the
undersigned adminis ratrix of
the estate of Herman D. Kirrn..
se, deceased, to the creditors of
and all persons Inning claims
against said deceased, to ex
hibit them with the necessary
vouchers wihin six months af
ter the first publication of this
uoice, o the administratrix at
ttie office of J. F. Malony in ,
the Town of Juneau. Territory |
of Alaska; the same being the
place for the transaction of
business of said estate.
HAZEL G. KIRMSE,
Administratrix of the estate
of Herman L). Kirmse, de.
ceased.
Dated this 17th day of Decern
her, 1012.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Commissioners Court
for Ketchikan Precinct, Div.
ision No. 1, District of Alaska
In Probate:
In the Matter of the Estate of j
Helen Johnson, Deceased.
Notice Is Hereby Given That
t' e undersigned has been ap.. j
pointed adm istrator of the '
above estate, and all persons
having claims against the said
estate must present them, with
the proper vouchers, within j
isix months from the date of:
this notice, to myself the said j
administrator, at my residence i
or place of business in Ketchi- [
kan, Alaska. Dated at Ketchi- j
Kan, Alaska, this 3rd day of
February, 1913.
HENRY GOEMAERE, :
Administrator j
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Summons By Publication
No. 167, K. A.
In {he District Court for the {
District of Alaska, Division I
; No. i.
•Mattie Stanley, Plaintiff,
vs.
George A. Stanley, Defendant.
To George A. Stanley, defen
dant, greeting.
!n the name of the United
States of America, You are;
j hereby commanded to be and
!appear in the above entitled
; Court, holden at Ketchikan in
-aid Division of said District,
and answer the com plant filed
again-t you in the above entit.
led action, v.-ithin 30 davs from
!ih date of the sendee of this ■
!summons and a copy of the!
said complaint upon you. and. j
if you fail so to appear and an., j
'swer, for want thereof, the i
(plaintiff wtfl apply to the Court
! for the relief demanded in said
‘complaint, a copy of which r
served herewith, towit, a dis
'solution of the marital ties and
bonds of matrimony now ex.
i rig between plaintiff and,
j defendant
0,1 October 10, 1012. the:
above Court ordered (hi~ sim. !
! mows to be served by publishing
l~.--.me in the Daily Sliner, news,
j paper of Ketchikan. Alaska,
j Defendant herein is required to
|answer the complaint on file
'herein w.'hin Thirty days from
;1 he ia-t date of Publication, to.
.vit, within Thirty days from
Friday, January 17. 1013.
And You, the I'nited States
M -rshal of Division No. 1 of
jibe District of Alaska, or any
{deputy, are hereby required to!
rn ke service of this summons
upon the said defendant and
e-i- h of them as by. law re.
quired and you will make due
return hereof -o the clerk ol
this Court within forty days
from the date of delivery to you
with an indorsement hereon of
your doings in the premi~e~
In witness whereof, I have
hereto set my hand and affixed
the Seal of the above Court
this 27th dav of November, A.
D. 1012.
K. W. PETTIT
Clerk
By E. S. STACKPOLE,
iDeputy.
HING LEE
hand laundry
Work called ror and
delivered
t amilv Trade A Specialty
t
Foot of Mission Street
LADIES SPITS
Eight of the Latest
Spring Models
These Suits are Drummers
Samples, Men Tailoredr Strickly
up-to-date, and 33 1-3 per cent
less than the regular price.
E. E. Sparhawk
Newtown - Ketchikan
Alaska Coast Company
FOR
Seattle, Tacoma, and Puget Sound Ports
Connecting a; Seattle arita
Alaska Pacific Steamship Company
For Saa Francisco and Southern California
S. S. YUKON Southbound from Ketchikan, Feb. 17.
H. C. STRONG. Ketchikan. Agent
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* Nothing but First-class Work Satisfaction Guaranteed 1 1
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Ketchikan Steam Laundry
F. J. CHAPMAN and HENRY PANKRATZ. Prop’s
, ' 1
4 We guarantee to wash flannels without snrinking ' >
I Mending done free of charge. ^
Send in your work or leave your orders. J
and Maude will call cor them. t
New Town Ketchixtan 1
%\)t IsHtitfjoarti
M. E. MARTIN, Proprietor
The Best of Wines Liquors and Cigars. Fine assortment of
High Grade Bottle Goods
Water Front, Corner Front and Dock Streets
Ketchikan, - - Alaska
| HIGHET GRADE CIGARS BEER 5 Crs i
j The Royal Hotel and Bar j
| Hans Apsch, Prop. |
: A CHOICE LINE OF WINES LIQUORS AND CIGARS |
^ Eight year old Ced.r Brook. Bought In bond, the whiskey that made Ketchika <£
>» famous. \ 11 bottl ed beer 25 eets per ctuart.Raiier Mau 125 cets per botlle. $
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% Nicely Furnished Rooms %
by the day, week or month. %
South Front Street. .... KetcbikaD, Alaska 1
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BDW. BROWN
ASSAYER - CHEMIST
i Ketchikan - Alaska
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EAGLE RESTAURANT
Under New Management
.Nice Place for Ladies and
Gentlemen
Chop Huey and Noodle
Open Day and Night
ew York and London price -
pair! for furs at I*. J. tiilmore
Advertisement
I A good Vita graph comedy a;
the Uream tonight. *'dv
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The Dally Miner, $1.00 per mo.
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Apples at Zimmerman’s. ad-.
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China Noodles, best ever, at
the Owl. Try cm and you'l:
like ’em.
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Pacific Coast S.S.Co
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Steamers Arrive at Ketchikan
as follows;—
Curraeao, I’eb. 15; ami 27
Returning 4 flays later.
FRANK H. BOLD
i
Agent.
Phone 77. KETCHIKAN,
1:. W. ANDRKWS. CJ. A. I*, t).
‘ 113 James Street. Seattle
V. —...r;-=-J
R. I). REESE
DENTIST
Office upstairs over Ryus’
Drug Store.
KETCHIKAN, - ALASKA