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Always Fresh
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“But it’s all comfort”
| If it was 5 it would
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| Revilla Hotel
FILIPINOS ASK
FREEDOM
Manila, Feb. 13.—At the con
vention of native Progressives
in this city, a resolution was
unanimously adopted asking
that Congress establish a pro
tectorate of the Philippines
| government to be by local aut
j oiioiny
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To start in the chicken
business a Skagway woman
shipped 310 white leghorn hens
up from Seattle last week- At
current prices they produced
nearly enough eggs en route to
pay their passage.
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The residence of Charley
Van Summer at Caribou, near
Skagway, caught fire and the
entire roof was burned, a de
j feetive flue being the cause,
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SOME DOINGS
The “Young Fellers” who
ever they may be, gave a social
at the Methodist church last
night in honor of Lincoln. The
affair consisted of a well-ren
dered program and a tooth
some lunchen later in the even
ing. The program being as fol
lows: (
Mandolin Trio—“After Ves
pers,” H. R. Thompson, Hel
en Paup and Everett Paup.
Prayer, B. L. Myers.
Solo, “Lincoln,” Georgia Shock
‘The Counsel Assigned” Rev.
Michener.
Quartette, II. R. Thompson,
Ray Hall, Mrs. H. R. Thomp
son, Mrs. Ed. Williams.
“Lincoln and the Sleeping Sen
tinel” Prof. Jones.
“The Perfect Tribute” B. L.
Myers.
Music, “Persian Rose,” Man
dolin Trio.
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Proofs of Labor blanks at the
Miner.
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Partlaml, Feb. 13—Petitions
are being circulated in this
city asking Jonathan Bourne to
run for the Senate.
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MISS ELAINE
RADLET ARRIVES
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Miss Elain Radlet arrived on
the scene at the hospital at
11:30 this morning. She weighs
eight pounds and is the daught
er of Archfe Radlet and wife of
(he Georges Inlet power plant.
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!a big dance for
WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY
The different committees of
the local Red Men’s lodge are
working hard preparing for
the dance in honor of Washing
Ion’s Birthday, Saturday even
ing, Feb. 21, that is one week
from tomorrow evening. The
Red Men are noted as enter
tainers, and this their annual
ball in honor of the memory of
the Father of Our Country is
bound to be an interesting af
fair.
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A special look out C- A.
Mowry, assistant manager of
the Atlas Mining company, and
eight miners who were hired at
Juneau fromSkagway on the
White Pass railway.
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Ketchikan PUBLIC LIBRARY
and
FREE READING ROOM
Open from
10 A. M. to 10 P. M.
MRS. J. B. THOMPSON
Librarian
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Job printing at the Miner.
WINDOWPHAINE 1
What is Windowphaine? g
, i Windowphaine is a Transparent Paper that is W
jj ’ used on windows where privacy is wanted such as g
i Bed, Bath, Office etc, it takes the place of Lace
Curtains, if put on Front Doors or in Sitting Rooms o
! i It excludes the Sight but not the Light. y?
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LAUNDRY TRAYS
installed in your wash room? I
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Mo trouble to show our fivtures.
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Connecting at Sea ' i witn
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For San Francisco and Southern California
ADMIRAL SAMPSON
Northbounb, Feb. 7.
H. C. STRONG, Ketchikan, Agent
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Colonial Rose Bead Necklaces
The latest novelty-just received from New York.
The color is like red crushed rose leaves. The fra
grance is that of the rose itself—delicate and ex
quisite. The price—Only $2.00 each.
RYUS DRUG AND JEWELRY CO.
Established 1901
Phone 39
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