We are still selling
—THE FAMOUS—
Golden Gate Coffee
Tho not at sale prices.
We have other interesting prices,
which save you money.
H. R. THOMPSON, Phone 8
Get Them Quick
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Seattle. Mareli 11—Today** halibut
sold at tli.ee ami one half to three
and one-half plus fifty. Six thous
and pounds of Mack rod sold at two
and on-, half. Yeslei io\ > late ar
rivals sold at the same tignre.
Seattle. Mareli II Ooin.; to the
faet that tomorrow is Salmon Day.
the fresh salmon arriving on the last
boats and plaeed on the market tills
morning, was sold at the highest fig
ures thus far this season, the rod
bring;-g Id een:*. the white five.
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12th epis" le of the Perils of Paul
ine at the Drea m tonight. :id\'.
The Daily Miner $1 per month.
Seattle, March 11—-The Humboldt
got away for the north last night
Her Passengers for Ketchikan indutii
M. M. lleeso, \Y. A. Young and two
steerage. The Spokane is scheduled
to get away tonight.
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TAKEN HOME SICK
Councilman P. G. Shark was striek
u v. it It acute indigestion while at
work yesterday afternoon, and hail
to lie taken home lie recovered sof
fieient this morning to be around a
gain, but was unable to resume work.
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liny a can of salmon today.
Kat a can of salmon tomorrow.
BEASTS OF THE JUNGLE
THE MOST WONDERFUL ANIMAL PICTURE EVER SHOWN
AT THE GRAND TONIGHT
Berlin. March 11—Heavy calibcrod
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Krnpp guns hare been installed in the
remaining forts of the Dardanelles, i
and they arc now maintaining a splr- '
ited fire on the attacking French aud i,
British warships. 1
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El Pssh, March 11—General Villa s ;
friends here assert that he has stated
that in the event of interference in !
Mexico by the United States or any ;
other foreign country, he will forgrt j
for the time being his differences with j’
Uariunzn and join with him in fight
ing the invaders.
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Newport News. March 11—American
engineers who have examined the
Eitel Erederieh state that it will take
from three weeks to a month to put
her in shape to go to sea again.
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Berlin. March 11—The big British
collier Beethoven, bound from New
castle to Gibrnlter with eoal for the
naval station there, was sunk yester
day by a mine or torpedo. All liet
crew, with the exception of two were
saved.
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The schooner Albatross took on lee
and bait at the Ketchikan Cold Stor
arre plant this morning and will ti'
her luck on the banks again.
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NOTICE TO VOTERS
You’ll need to register before you
can vote in the coming spring elee
t ifm. but you don’t have to register
to attend the big Masquerade Ball
to lie given by the Eagles at The
Rink i.n March 17th. St. Patrick s
Day. You’ll have a good time, we’ll
have a good time; and maybe you’ll
win a prize Better come. adv
GRAND MASQUERADE BALL
To be given by the F. O. E. Aerie,
No. 162, at the Rink Hall. March
17, 1015. Admission Gentlemen $1.00
Undies free. Music by the Ketchikan
Orchestra. Tickets on sale at all
business houses. Doors open nt 8:30.
Dancing starts at 9.
Four beautiful prizes to be givon
Prize No. 1. Best costumed ladv.
Prize No. 2, Best sustained lady
character.
Prize No. 3, aud 4. most comic lady
and gentleman character.
Prizes on display at Berthelsen &
Priiell. adv.
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Calendars
Our new calendars
have just arrived-better
late than never-ask for
one.
J. R. Heckman & Co.
Dr. A. F. Heimlich
Physician and Surgen
F\oom 6, 2 Floor Tongass Rldg.
Phone 13 Ketchikan.
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