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| REMOVAL SALE I
^ In the near future we are going to move into tN.? m
«•■£ Koel building across from the CUSTOM HI Tc ft'
reduce stock and save moving expense;' v ' v ! . ” r.v
H this month MENS CLOTHING. GENTS FURNISH
ft INGS, HATS. SHOES. RUSHER GOODS. OIL CLOTH ft
$ ING AND EVERYTHI INC for MEN to WEAR. ft
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| - At Seattle Prices «
Everx lhin^ and Nothing Reserved ft
11 1
ft THE CHEAPEST L.TCRE IN T OWN ft
S T TT ^ T 7? ~ ^ H ^ ft
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ft ^ACROSS the U. S. CUSTOM HOUSE
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A3&0N3 TH!E CHcxCHES
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SPIRIT
- - - "
All Are W e err
INDEPMNG n .
DRAM NO CO' P Y
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Launches
Rou^h Rider and Teddy
M:rcc... S a. m.—Chcmley
S_ y Point , connecting
h rna'i carrier for Su'-zer
: o o p: :s cn West Coast
Pr.rce of Wales Island.
T e.. «, 3 r, m.—Kstlakahtia.
' rsday. S a. m.—Lorrg
Yc:■ Eay Cannery Hatchery
C: Is i Hot Springs and
C •• mp Bay.
7 .. rsoay. 3 a. rr — Same as
M o r r 2 V •
- - g • w’ i.i rr.» 4-\ 11. fikafc ilcL
o.-'.'ooy, Ka-aon, It Camp,
FI..: - <L Brcv.-n, and Hollis.
Jarrlos Passengers and
Freight
Williams ct Hubbard
H..,._
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Agents for
v. ad; :vi5 oil co.
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aeicr.^an uliorf to.
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C. M. lav lor
* Phon.' 64 A^ent
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For Your
Hardware, C! tbbij, Slices, ladenvear,
Fisbiil* Outfits.
The Celeb ratal VYtlo, Oil CLtbing
Go To
N. F. Z!.’IMERiMA\'
j
Ketchikan. - - Alaska |
THE M INER
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KICSAIO BFSUELU K&u* M <k BCSUKUI*. Ajsxauo KJitor
EDITORIAL PAGE
DR. HOLMES ON ALASKA
l>'\ .} A Hv'.me? direc
States I
of mines, has relnrned io Wash
- »n from a trip to Alaska.
Hiring which he covered more
« \
Hire '■ r a
-;s .H the
great territory, and returns
with the prediction that with
■ ■ •' • V* v A -k:
will see She development of
greatest low-grad
ore mines in the world, and
-
provided the ter
believes.
- g m -
perate>j{'.
••Comparative!) little alien
s been ]
' . >. •
'• ~k..." ' Hr. H
-
eg -
- ■ -
A ~k : -•
“In the Juneau and Ketchi
s hoo le
■ -
V. V,
and :t ls likely that within a
frwr • srs there wilt be other
*• v- . ne - we w
” _ ■ * "'2. ' »■
.the agricultural resources of
Alaska w .1 p:vdace more than
sufficient to support any mm
- p«, pula;;, n to be found in
the territory.
"In the placer regions of Al
aska the old-time prospector
st u has his field of activity.
Every year he enjoys a new
impede. Now and then lu
makes a stake, and usually he
rests . ge pari
his savings in anothe find. It
is the poor man’s field, with
a in: a as well a past."
-+
' 1 ; (i, P. >; r>ml, who spent
four months in the Shi -
and in the upper Tanana
. says F is is
st economical and logical
supply point tor the new dis
■ S3 says I
upnped w ,h power can reach
he Ghis
•n the Tanana.
+ + +
-
f the t! • do--. . Tuue-.
-
at least. He will -re.e his
lent ion to other things for a
*• e: ^ . th- Out'ide. H
- • - ;• ;•. -* .;. pub
lication.
-1
Ketchikan PUBLIC LtBRAR’
and
FREE READING ROOM
Open from
10 A. W. to 10 P. M.
MRS. J. B. THOMPSON
Librarian
T’re Daily Miner, SI. pen. me
SURPRISE AND PLEASURE
are invariably expressed b;
those who prtronize the Ketch
ikan Steam Laundry. Whether
they dress for ctyle or comfort
cr both, the high quality of ou
work leaves nothing to be de
sired in the perfect cleanliness
end cuperb finish given to ail
iir.cn entrusted to our care.
A : . 1 ( i 11 ;v A A h j i,.\.-.i
e
Fi a rs n T3 a a q o a a
£ U35 0i(U&. & CU :
Receives orders i\r Complete House Bills and
all kinds of DRE33ED and ROUGH LUMBER.
x ’ -- v«> ' f r- elf A
:> " rlLi Hi.Oilrl
r '{ i *%• ? A r*V ' A ->
V f . f I f i ^Ijij 4 (I
v. ^ 4. ; «. % “** V *-g^ V4t V *%/
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l it. -1 MAP.riS. Pio-rieujr
t
i _
| -*- , ry t « IT , _ . i f
; « :J&*4 o -A » .jqijoti are • /• t i i. e ajj^rUen of i
; l;*r jraee Lor s Loo-is
■
Water Front. Corner i-ront am Lee Streets
; ! ’; tchikan - - Alaska
RADENBAluii SHIP YARDS
T. \V. COLLINS, Manager
FIRST CLASS S
Boat Builder \
Ship Caulker t
and Repairer
g
ISI € i ION el) I
TRAVELING !N LAPLAND.
Tr ps cn S.' -ore- S;e.'ccs A-a si
T.mes Jo.irn*>s so Death.
Co tue min. at the e.v*. r.enee one
under uv- -s while traveling in a Lap*
lain] > edge a w riser >«ys: "The !.ap
In siller’s pr.'kn is a very curious c mi
vevar.ee. li is a canoe s’ a-wd wood
en sledge and very didieult to
manipulate. lVfore a Lapp can
Sake a d. 'he reindeer has so be
s. > muons
e is
usually wiki w _ht and plunges
siiii! kicks een>i«ierai’’:y. Lis hnr
■HS9 ( 8 - ' . . of the
skin of some former i '.other or
fr >ne rout. «k, h is fastened
$ nose, ca is
a*: ; . i and d'.i n 1 y r; s of a
s.n . e trace. They evidently find
;t a very dalien!t t sk to drive. In
fact, the re nd, r al-. a: pears to
go where, w hen and how he pleases.
The La 1 bar :s on to the poor, un
fortunaie animal’s neck while his
tv.ssenaer sciamMes in. This is
general!v a somewhat hasty per*
format:., e and usually only half per
formed when, with a wild whoop
• e little la) p ht !s liimstif on t1
the fro;-.: of the s' lee. the reindeer
makes a wild plunge, and the mad
rush begins.
"In t : - -. c 11 crea
te:-' i-a-lvs. if to free himself
from the hindering encumbrance
1 hi. c - i hafes : ha, first
on one side and then on the other.
If di passenger
ogganing and man
j . resna n in th - j 1 ha the
reindeer s - t his bur
is - ; to he g>t rid of, and he
■ m r or less
s: -. 'y > ■ do. and i n the sensa
tion is 1 and like nothing
else on earth. Ti c-v are very fleet
animals ar.,1 cc car to fly. Their
' - r tl
Itin jf the cairn 1. splay out on the
sr.ow. and thus h ey are enabled to
- - 1 trenien
.1 is disi s with it fati rue.
*- 1 a to its - ”o the pulka is
v :y llc-1-' to t .:. ■ n with ex
it g. i
aent ors tl Inver has to be
car :.-.! • t-v ' - - ■■ e r in. ao or
■ ’ - ■ - -
I" ;• v*;* - - _f . Zl di* • -
intr will s- —• the ; 11 1? r- lies
his herd, t . - •
rer i 1 hi self far ft -
' "s - r-: c. th 1- rt- ing for
him to hj but f: rvat; n ar.d a
f -
dents I te usual, but
it has r.'t - - err- ' to th-- I.av-n to
liter i the m ti irness
ing or d r or t! - f the
sledged'-—01 . a - Xe s.
K!r,l Lady — What is your name, lit
tie boy?
1; >y—Jos’jiia Shad?s:cb Lemuel Tons. |
K d Ledy—Web, well! Who gave i
you to t t. n.e?
Kay—I d'.i.i.o yet, tut I'm on their !
trail!—Comb. Cuts.
H s Vocation.
-
— , '
Young 1 - ed-Thli t<‘r;n I am go j
las to . S .- «b<: study of ‘l-atii,
and :
O.'d Uardfos —H'm. I so;,•;>'»>« these ;
d d .. .• - i; t-.j • a under
Uket^-fc-' a
f'r.e Daily 'liner, Si. pc., mo.
•-+
ro THI
i RI.A.M iniv
r-.O Pal / ul C., 51. per. mo ;
Ketchikan
Dray in £ Co m p a n y
CHARLES HNZEL, Prop.
I
SgjmtmmsKmi tm•«,.J
4 $
^ p
^ p
5? One week only |
| Our entire line of Laces |
§ and Embroideries will %
1 be sold below cost; to
\v
l make room for n w r
> ,
i spring goods. ;;
| TON GASS TRADING COMPANY
'0:" dr * *dddrw 1
r-sLiiae - ■ ..
i)0 Wl il FI ”• ■ ' ti » i v. . ?he World !
«k‘;;i.R>j luhishviy i:» . MAV. i i
Get"Moiv J. .Umov” u.” y? • • 'I*S:j
Him* ’ or.! ; t 'tv to ‘•s:n r.i:;,,
«re’.i.' • v •' . -.! rep ij
ata.. • I
AVI' : •' i . ■ . > " •
;heov.'.y re...wl*. .. • : ■ ■. , ... .1 ueO.jJ
' r.{p lor I;*-. FIII'V jj
1A. B. S h
1 Ketchikan M it Company 1
Carstens Packing Company, iwr.crs.
FRESH MEATS
a 1
2 and
PRO’l I3IOHS
Ail Meals Gove. - -,i«ni l >p
RED ME .’.5 -.LOCr<
a
3
Phone 120 Ketchikar, Alaska
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VADTHE^V ' i • v ^ t- •. - j/r- ®
«1U1\ i ilLtu t i1:. "Ul iiiL Vi it
» i
* W
i jj
■ Sta dard
i ~
j Gas «... -,.s
i
Ketchikan, Alaska
,1
i
$15. Fare to Seattle - $10.
VADTHf i vn c • ? • f ) r(l
IN U K I It L rk i x is S . id.de &1 i ji LU
STEAMER “P.L'AV’ ?. ”3 FR -Til SEATTLE
Feb 2th.
Steamer “NORTHLAND” L ram Seattle northbound
Feb. 6th.
Phone No. fiO
D. >v HUNT ..... Local Agent
^aSBSZL* »• .-—-ami *'si + m WfciiMw *3- ... A >-- ^0 Li ^5 I
1 We Manufacture and Le.;; i t Stock ail kinds of \
\ a
Spruce and Ceaar Lumber 1
I |
Can fill anv order either stock S>)
] or cut to specifications ... jj
j Steamer Vigilant a: d Barge Blanche :1
for charter for freight purposes ]
\ Ketchikan Forcer Company j
i :
•zsmsBTdB3£jb?TC*rssgmesn«•••zssz *. ' a.- .^^•2Skss*»I'
Canadian Pacific uslhvsy Co.
Tr f, p.ti v<; •; -m r,i
OPERATING THE
PRINCESS ftflAC'JSNA
Northbound, Fcb3 and 17, !7; ' ch 3 and 17
Southbound, Fob. 3 ar.c! £3 . .arch Q and £0.
Service the beet.
St* me : : ; lid -aiiin r <i;:t.• ubject. to ■■ buii.;e without
notice, Ticl.et.H to all pari: ot lire worid. Informa*
lion gladly given. inquire of
II. W. Bridie, 1'. A Ki *1 li. Ifyns, Agent,
Vancouver , l\eb hi lorn Alaska.