Now on display, embracing Cut Glass, Silverware, Silver Depositware and China, which is being offered
at LOWEST PRICES. We have just completed arrangements by which we will move our slock to Flat
City hv the first of the New Year.
We w;'! guarantee to give you Better Goods than umbocy else in
Iditarod
Swift's Premium
Ham and Bacon
Without the real-tight covering—the Best money can
possibly produce
Silver Leaf Lard
Golden Glow Butter
Selected Petaluma
Fresh Ranch Eggs
Fully Matured
Yakima Potatoes
Both .aid Eotnt'aes with exception;.'*! Heepirr* qualifier for the
\ 'inter
Mil Happy Home and S. S V/,
Canned Goods, ore.
In fact, everything we carry is of the Highest Grades only, and
strictly fresh. Wc will guarantee that every article coming from
us wiii more than please you.
LOCALLY GROWN ON J. J. SMITH’S RANCH
Fresh Carrots, 5 cents per pound
Fresh Turnips, 5 cents per pound
Fresh Celery, two heads for 25c
O <"» fey*! ' 2 /** **%•>“* I IK qm pv#
£& 01 i t-i p y 10 L? dAHTS
Trunk, Handbag. Grip,
Suit Cr.se White Rub per
Sheet. Quilts, tiiankels,
Sox a Suit cf Cloth.ng.
Gloves, Mitts, heavy and
liOKS. Shoes. Suspenders.
Hat!. Caps, Underwear, or any- I
thing els; to wear. B.a.rk i
Bocks or other Stationery.
Drupi. Cosmetics, Photo Good;, j
your films developed or
prints made tspecial rates
to those who buy their
supplies from ust. Don't go
out without 2 Kodak. Keep
a picture record of your
trip out. and before you go
call at the only up-to-date
store in the camp, where
you can get ycur money's
vjjrth,
Idttarod
PLACARDS "t.7~r
on bllun ! • • -|! • • •! I tfllf ••
’GENE NORTON TO TAKE
PASSENGERS TO SEWARD
S-imo time before the first of November
fiitv Ni v1 i " start over 'he Sc\.:.r !
f (logs at 1 to. ti
ru Ilia," i"w : f r lhe coa t •.•mil.:.-.
XI* m* imvie -over.tl tri»'« with 1 • i- ill fit la.-1
V. inter an-i or.: e Is !-i do likewise th;> year.
II- will cany ex; r-an< 1 pas-r Hirers t•> th
v. . •> s.
Th-^e who haw travel;-; v..Ji '> ..lie
over the trail .-peak ->f the u:o a.- •.;;>■
; r -aching the luxnri* us in comf rt.
WATCH REPAIRING
ENG RAVINS
TAYLOR. Fiat.
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! Sun-Jay Evening, Oct, \1 j
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Mil tiL'ii sirJ3U:5Li>
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; Show Commences at 9
SHE WW W~- W** E*vt wr ■:7 ^ ir. 't
PhQMh&H. SMLiP'sJ^
roe CGjJD WHISKEY
Two Barrels cf Old California Brandy—-Musi Be Said—$4.50 Go!.
r m m & s p f t f p pj nr
» » A£ A Hi* Jiui Asr <il Aa# A 4/ *!, ■&r*’ Ce
CL OSING- OUT SMLE
(&k~n nnn aa stock win bc so:d
*4^^ i '<&* ti>; b Regardless of Cost
Satiefacticn guaranteed or money refunded. Our entire stock of High-Class
Merchandise must be sold before June 1, 1916, aa we will closa our store at that
time.
Come yourself or eond In your orders and they will be fjiied at genuine bar
gain prices.
SECOND AND kVILLOVV STG. IDITAROD, ALASKA
While Outside Last Winter j
I went to one of the largest saddlery houses in Seattle and told them what I wanted
in a dog collar. They made four different samples before they finally got one to suit.
I now have a large stock cf DOC COLLARS made from that sample. Call and ce;
them. They equal any Nome coliar ever chipped into camp. I have also a fine line j!
of Asbestos-tanned Leather Dog Harness, specially made to order.
!j
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FLAT CITY
_ k
Proposed Civic Body Which Is Cal
culated to Be of Greai Service
to the CoraTr.unity
A movement is on foot, and i< meeting
w;ri considerable eneourauemcni. for the
formation » i u Conniu rcial Club or ('ham
her <’f Commerce. it is likely that a meet
ing will be culled in the near future to dis
cuss the matter and to ink** detinue action
looking to a permanent organization.
1: pj-i bablv will be said by some that the
population jure is too small to maintain an
organization of this character, but it is
pointed out that what is needed is a body
th.:‘ r :i take prompt am;n when necessity
requins for the safe guarding < f the inter
e.'<> ul the city and district. Mam iinpnr
taut i niter- mi e from tune to time that
i\ *;i:ii • • alteutiiu by some < re n.iization au
:11-*rj>:*-d to >’«eak fur I'm community. and
a live eonnu. ru ii chib, even it if.- rnembt r
.-hip were comparatively small, v old hrn'
! ! rity of upper.-..uty to accomph Ii hi*.
fi r th • benefit ol the c :n:i•unity.
The n atter of public roads is one which
;• of moinc-" to every re idem. Hereto
i, .• i*:i* Alaska road com mi--ion lias appar
ently acted in a haphazard manner with
; Men nee to i\.; d need.- in this vicinity. A
i >!•>.: ual l> M.y here to advise with the
c- mmissi ui as to the requirements of the
l istiiit mi.kt he tin- mea.'u of systematiz
mg tike r..ud w.-rk ami iaving ti.e fuundu
i n for a system of hi eh ways worthy of tie*
, distriu and ut in--aictiai):e value tu tin*
opera; p:o-j ect»a'-. miners and mcr
ihunt -
£ i'.c m; !i ser\i • i- simmer eoojeci tnai
o-mld nr<itiia!»ly intcc.-t such an oigsn:z:i
i r’.'i. 11»r *11 hr individual citizens have
ri. taken i • offer advice to the postal au
thorns'1' as to the needs of the district in
:!, u: * -riant matter, and it may be that
the advice given has m<; been of a harm mi
• a:- ehaiactir. W ith a commercial club I
: h mat It r.- ami arri ■. an under
ctaicime. the true needs of tin' community
'would be arrived at. and the di.-tum garni
forth from such a body would have an au
thoritative character.
Maher." of h’ci-Jatim likewise are sub
-eh of -lih-.l-le uiseosdon for such a body,
he 1 . . I.blared dis
.'s-.d u' represent ati ve. a;si a the many im
pi*rti:n; matters ps-s.*.i upon at .Juneau the
wishes of iis re-id.‘in.- ( f this district were
not consulted. Thi - condition could in large
me-.-uie be obviuti d v ic i.sitters of publ.c
in;*» to lit.- ob-cu.-wd aril acted i; ! y
an < j•janizatn n iri.ly i-• pre.-entu!vie of the
people.
li i" sii'.cerelv to be honed that the effort
! to iau: ah a Commercial Club here will be
' " cc: .-fid.
REPORTS MYSTERIOUS STRIKE
IN THE NCATAX DISTR'CT
Word i...- i -• n br« -. ght to Nome of - -m •
die natives are lail.mg a.* • vvi ieh i- .-aid
to contain a etre; nugge i be\
: nything befori heard pf. Some native.-*
• • . . w.• h ; u igt ts a i ••-. • fi m thi
new 1 i : ,ra . , a ad tlv Augusta (A took
north some native" who arc* going to try
tb.ur luck .u t’. my-'. .-trike
tives were I *ath to piv-r particulars and
owe!! - n geir ra'.ine.-. i h -y -poke as though
rivet reek \ yell th pci 1.
and their stories are said to have all the
fable- of i .>t inino “backed off the map
; The fact that sotiie of the natives had g-*M
; . : . dory, but so far none
if tin white" were taking much stock in
the yam. and were aw a: :iv_ more pan leu
I r.s as ■ nanza was Lx ated
There are those in .Nome who woul l no! b
•rpi'i: ;*d if tie-re .-is-old *■• m. from the
‘A rdi a :y t gsi i vsi -v which wi 1
■fad.;* Ik” hi m.ike and the .Nome beach
into the w.red category c f second class
thing,-. T as the Industrial Worker pul- it.
* ALASKA COAL LEASES
i Scuttle Post Intelligencer1
The bill proviuim: for the leasing of the
«" :.i milling pr. periws in Alaska, after cn
.'Wintering much serious opposition in con
i. n.•>;.«. has A on tin ally -nacted into a law.
There is opp"rlunit\ at last to open the
mines in .Alaska, the development oi whit!: ;
'■a' man prevtntcd for ten years by execu- ;
ive action lnstivaied by political eomerva- j
kono-m, which annulled the laws of congress ]
;• r. riding fur the sale of coal lands to in- !
\ V'tcrs.
I h.o one thing now needed is to secure1
the inve tment of capital in the opening of
aim w ne too easy even under the chi j
bus and much harder now, in view of j
present condo Lons in the country. There,
re innumerable openings for capital, where
b.’ i; is i--s of ri.-k and more freedom of
nduet than in opening coal mines in !
Alaska under bases which carefully pro
tect the rights of the government am 1 seek j
to protect all possible interests of The I
future consumer. but width do mi noiabiy !
protect the pcopb* whose money m expected
to develop the mines.
Notwithstanding all of the limitations I
and drawbacks, the pressing need of Alaska •
for the utilization of its own coal and for i
relief from dependence upon foreign sources i
•i supply is such that mines will doubt J
less be opened, at least as soon as the I
transportation facilities are furnishe 1
through which the coal can reach n mar
ket. The deadly grip of fake conservation
has been loosened in part It may be torn ,
away entirely before many years, and !
Alaska permitted to develop its own re- j
sources as other states and territories have
in the past.
Fresh Olympia and Eastern Oysters. Si .AO
per can. Iditarod Meat Co. ;
^OOOQQO'X’OCOOOOQOO
2 LOCAL AND PERSONAL <>
0 o
♦oooooooooooooooot
Bob Hart of 1Lmrovery lias be^n in the*
city far several days during the pas! week.
Bill Weinman, ihe Cripple City sawmill
man, who had been here on Im Jness for ,- e
eral days, left f;»r home on .Sunday 1.. : !*v
launch.
The trio of sweet singer.- from IT.' wh <
have been enter', i ining t!ear friends here
during the past week, left f.r home on
Thursday last.
Among ilu.se from 1 let ( i:y who were in
at tendance at the Cornwell funeral last Mon
day wcie Ten. McMahon, William i'e.yl t,
.fame;- limiryan. A1 (ioslow, John Ac.) : and
Jerry Winn •.
Tie* “gas. line ki. s' ball" at ihe A IT
hr 11 should call out a good
Ihe music will be furuish.ed oy Boboie
1 • writ* and Charles Taylor, and i.- boir-.l
to be rnj"y;ild'.‘.
'I hat well-known old-tin. cr. Clarence
While, who has put in a bus> summer on
the clocks is a visitor in die city Ji i
i--.•'ting ready to make hi- annual pilgrim
are to Bear neck, in ihe Kfjjkokwim.
Carl Byers and Aloert Joi\e- will start in
a e.ay or two for Moo.-;- in-ek. where th. y
will combine btein; > and pleasure. Pri
manly their trio is f r the purpose of cruis
ing out a 'imi -r tract on which to work
the sawmill oi tie- (’lark Lumber a\
dming the wint r, but th y also vvill keep
: w atiitl eye o| en f. r game.
THE ANCIENT .50L0 PLAYERS
OF WALLA WALLA, WASH.
Thu! there w a* met h in# \vr« ng with thi
government slat 1st Han who figured out
* a- the healthiest city in tee 1,111-1
States is the (pinion of I’aul Denhert. an
Alar gi.-torcd at the i I - • 1 Frye, ays
a Soa.de nev.■*: a;u*r. Deni art onerated in
lh*» N r:a for nearly twenty ;• ears, and a
few years ago made a fortune by discover
ing tin* pay streak on the celebru’cd Bessie
b»-• licit chi'm Nome. lie conn-nth that
the heal’hies' pi;-ee in the world is Wall:1.
\\ :.lla. as ; r.* u h> it.- popuLli n of
genarian -olo players.
'Why. tlnre are .liuiv old nu n in Walla
Walla." he said, “than in any other place 1
ever saw. There are do/rns of them hang
mg around the hotel 1 hi • • who are more
than VH) ye-.i.- 1 1 i. They t.u k.1 da. re t <•:
the popi la i n f» i id;e a 1 >t of ki.Is
“Anil .-ay. y-m should se - th. se Id sp r -
play >:.!o! Ihey’re witanks at it. ( know,
because 1 tried ’0:11. ;;:sd the games al-v tvs
se-med *0 be 1 n me at the lini-h. They
he- \e raised the game <f -»lo to an art.
ihey have every had down to the finest
possibl' point, and by the ti.- to- third
.id. i- . n the la le they know wldeh hands
l:i balance of \ hey fight
and scrap aua ng each other uv . 1 u* 1
but 1-i a stranger net in and in lire• .
:m:no or 1 • * - s he •discovers tha he never
did kn -v. anything .bout the ga .
‘I don't know whether ibe women . f
’V 1 a \\ all:: gr.a.v as < Id as the men. bui 1
can o -,.]; with authority on the male -ex.
and 1 t n.c give yen a tip imar m in.
r KT'—r, tp, rvvi' n-o-r
A®.ANTIC CITV. N. J.. Se;.-:. _d Vi. it
ers have rii.-cavt r*‘d a system t > keep down
roller chair, t od: ..k and jduey in..- rates
in time® of stress.
Fmdv AM J 1 is n- were caught » ne n gh.t
recently on the tders and in amusenu-n*
places when a terrinc u rt he a stern walloped
U t m I - ■ •
of conveyances immediately i m ! 1 :
to the indi^nath it of person? without s; rn,
suddenly n handsorncly-gowne i woman
darted from the crowd on a pier and
sprinted acri . ? the boardwalk into a hath
h'o; o. Ton minus- later she can.' out in
a bathing suit. She had checked her even
mg attire for th*1 night and calmly walked
down th? esplanrdr and let it rain.
Others took the cue. and in an hour the
boardwalk looked like a bathing party, hun
dreds of fashionable persons checking their
evening attire and walking 10 their cottages
or hotels in surf earl). Transportation rates
came down suddenly.
UNANSWERABLE
‘'Ccn you wonder that our statesmen
sometime.* make mistakes. Why, only yes
terday ! got into a bus that was going in
the wrong direction. Punch.
PREREQUISITE
J‘Are you unmarried7” inquired the cen
•j mam
• h, »ar, no,” said the 1 ' lush
ing; “I've never even been married.”
I.aciivHome Journal.
TELLING HER
"My man. where did you become such
an expert .swimmer?”
“Whv. lady.” responded our hero, mod
est lv. “I used tn be a traffic cop in Venice.”
- Buffalo Express.
WOMAN’S PART
Mm Vine Do you favor woman’s pro
posing?
. irs. Oak'-Certainly not. When a
v.Vman picks out a man she should make
him propose. Houston Chronicle.
It is never too late or too early to ac
commodate the people from the creeks when
they come to the
‘ CROSBY MASSAGE/ AND BATH
PARLORS
The Home of the Twentieth Century Turk
ish Bath
Sudden Drop in Temperature
Brings Mining to a Close, and
Elitarod River Is Frozen
The river in front of the city was frozen 1
over on J riday morning, and the How of
ice, which has been limning In .wily for m*v
era! days pa: 1, was stepped. The freeze-up '
comes several days earlier this year than;
Hat. as the river was navigable iu 1914 until
Octobii 22 between this city ;:n;l Dikeman.
The sudden change <f weather at the be
ginning of the week found the river men
well prepared. Although the river was ex
ceplionaily high for this time of year, tin
various craft had been placed in positi •n
t f safety, and everything al< r.g the river]
from i in good ,-diape for winter.
Last Saturday « ne of the heaviest down
pom s of rain witn.“•sod this >eason oecurnd.
e ntmuing for several hours. Later it
turned to snow, with a drop in the ten.;.era ]
Lire, and by Tuesday umrniug wimer con
ditions . . ■ nesday rno* nin •
tlie Mercury ]:ad dropped to z ro. am! on
i ridav morning 1 degree.-^ bel • w zero wa*
i rcaelu d. The cold weather ha . practically
| I ut a stop to open-cut mining' in the dm- ;
, trie!. Hilt v A -Liken cleaned up on the Mil, :
and D. vc Slraiidberg made his final clean
; up of the s.'iimiti yesterday. Hie latter w:h
};a. e a l i' •• of men enipl wed for sum** time ,
! yet. however, in the construction of ditche
for :i *xt season's operations.
MOTION PICTURE OUTFIT
PURCHASED BY CASWELL
i Phil Caswell, known locally as ‘'Barney
Id ’field.” the autninor.da e.xj- rt. lias purl
! eh.i.-ed the motion picture outfit "f the late i
('! - 11« - Bra; '*au. any will make his initial1
1 pubic appearance as an entertainer * r. .'••an
j day evening n«xt. Phil has had lots of ex
j j (rif’iice in the business. and expect- to bn
; able to proviflt the pen: lc of the community
j with an excellent s-*rw- of enter,ainnu-nt-.
VALUABLE HUNTING DOGS
CAUSE GF MUCH TROUBLE
With the exception of “Cl rv,” the • on
, i tchd : ' Pioneer
1 there | r b. My are no more valued dig.
j in the community than tho,~e of .J hu
■ lb lo r - and Henrv Wmr. the Irish setter
! "v ra! " f H la /- and the U w.ujlyn set
ter “Rp *rt * ! Weir being known to :• i and
i.-ghh jri/rd. Hast Pat unlay a hur.tirr:
party c n-h-tiug of Mr Holme.-. Mr. W -ir.
( ■< -.rge Marsh, Uaiiit > Peter.--'n ami Janie;
Ha] y sallied forth after clucks in the launch
Hunter. They went down the river ah o:
thirty miles, and met with indifferent luck.
To add to their di.-appointment, when they
:. rti J. h.oev'od the two dogs were not
! in Hirht. and their owners came to the con
j * l”-mn that 1 hC% had C. me !.a k to town.
!'; v a fhTr arrival her*' Run* / ru okig the
i i'.-und that the dey- had not put in an ,.p
- • : r: : w aod m. M- viey rnmni:'./ John and
| Henry -Parted i .-k i i the Hunr r for th*1 r
)camp d.ovn the r'er. liar* iy had tiry d
I pa.rt' d v.'h-n N<-r. h made her aonr*am w:
-T wing e\ id* nee * f a hard trip. Wh n the
j hunters arrived m tlmir cam- they tound
: Mr. Weil’s dm:. “R; rr" -lc^pma e*-ntont
m Iy, and finding n** trace < f Nor ah. tho>
returned * : Idi ar-.ad **r.'ce m.or?, with tht
I dog as an !;« mo red pas.-* nger.
v7 "7 7 7 r r' xr \ ynen:7 P HT1 TT V
77! ve-.o’7rv Tru f;• ®. T' -;tp
A1 \\\.Uh ha- purchase'! th? gas-bn-.
; » ,-'ver dri.l formerly a-:*- by Bennett Jana .
I ami which :* n«»v. on M.*-me creek. an’ d i
! hr * d that he • *1* u-a the rir.*,; r •
re - i
j creek this winter. Phil Cam*.-’1 v •
.for M »re creek shortly to tak • chare-' ot ;
the drill, and will operate it f r Mr. Wal-h. 1
! f.’OKUf.Z.KT TO POLICE HEROES
(Daw.- -n News. Sept. 7)
The handsome new • one moniinjerU. with
I bronze table* attached. erected in the Daw
1 '••on barracks grounds in honor «ff Insnortw ,
F. .T. Fitzgerald and his ihi ? cormv.nio!! -
of th1 Royal Northwest mounted police, v. a
unveiled with due ceremony this ire none i
The affair was under hte direction of the j
F. .T. Fitzgerald chapter of the Daughters j
of the Empire, and was one of the pretti- !
est and most impressive ceremonies ever j
held in ihe open air in the Yukon
The monument stands in the center of the i
fine, large, sweeping police park, facing the
broad Yak' n at its junction with the Klon- ;
dike. Around the monument run the neat (
gravel drives and walks, with lawns and !
parked strips set off strikingly with beauti j
fill shade trees. The monument is of Yu
kon stone, in the form of a needle-shaped
shaft, several feet square at the bottom and
tapering gracefully to the beveled top. The :
bronze tablet on one side bears the inscrip
tion to the departed police heroes, men
tioning each, namely, Inspector Fitzgerald
and Constables Kinney, Carter and Tayl v.
The inscription on the tablet follows:
“To the Memory of Inspector F. J. Fitz
gerald. Constable Sam Carter, Constable G.
F. Kinney, Constable R. 0. Taylor, mem
bers of ihe Royal Northwest Mounted ,
Police, who perished on the Fort McPherson
Dawson patrol in the service of the Do
minion and the Empim. after a most heroic
fetruggle, February, 1911.
“Erected by the F. J. Fitzgerald Chapter
of the Imperial Order of the Daughter." of,
the Empire, August 17, 1915.
“God bless all.”
Assessment Work Blanks at Pioneer
Job Printing at Pioneer office.
ID STAR OD
M a rt, 8 ch £f In er L M ar x C! oi h 5 ng
Bettis ton and Fforsheim Shoes
Latest Styles of Stetson Hats
uwa auuMni 1 im.»!» **r*
A 1
.6 - ‘:;i Ei S
COLD ft:?SING W LIBERIA
SS HAMPERED DY THE Y/AR
Thompson. wh'-e ir• ■:1:t:r siathn is 1"
rated at Plover Bay. and v.h ■homer1
Trader brouvht ov»-r a large sHipimnt of;
furs 4 n Sundry last, -tales that owing to i
level
« ••? panics in Siberia is harming tire, .-ay.
the .'votue Industrial XV «:k r. 'Iln-mp.-vm ,
.-rent mo-: <b the w";: :er :;t Anadir, and s;.\
the* there are about one hujm:,i a:
twenty rm-n there, n.o-t of whan* make a •
!;\ imr -i.i; imr in the g-,1.,1 f: ! a. ’11 u : '■'>
general minim.- allowed by *.:••• Rushan yv- 1
Hiiment wb hoizf a tame • n. am! tin- i
'•cue ; -sn.t.ad. ~ are o n a ' i . .m wml:
i- being done legally, dl...- eamp ln»*\ .
' Mr. hound to com ■ to the fr-m. Thai it j
i- rich Thompson, in spite of exo ,t testi
mony to the contrary, insi i-. He poii.n
oi.t that in two week.- it has been known,
beyond doubt that miners pm.in- 1 < u' ir.
the rider sp • as high J.bOl) roubles, i
or about >1.1 The con! »t X.. .ran ;
is bat a Vi Com! B
residents h uu
but ' 11 i cannot give a permit t< m m
it. It is a Ironic co;.l after ‘he m.-.nn* »• : |
the Ik.mwl variety, and it m-dy i- ,r f
burns quick!" with a hot flame an . im.mii
a*hcs.
THE REAL BOSTON STYLE
“Tine juxtaposition in the Her
al i recently of t\>-» apparently unrelated
and di.--ocirHed, hut actually corn lated and
nit";* i * e:i-i. nt. new- items of th • ut
sigtjiriu'nri Lae gm,.' practical!/ unnoticed..’
Tide being let u- pro-■■ w \ to re'ate !
cerr datively and iiiierm-pendei.'iy. rda
dv.-iy mi in mix-up fashion. that ibis pa.'
ag:-\ h. of w;ur :v-i, incubated in IV -‘o.u i
!I(i foiiii.'i • way into the r«»It::::ns < •’.**
os teemed Braid of that burg of n.huiv
and It ;i • hitzyruld over tiw \;i;r.I•
hurdles. I:/- ore and Bo.»r a. Ik
ial.lv at'*. - r ::• 1 y iii'erdeptnde;. t- •' :
little wit. • (unit!" the ‘hub" is iin: ;
1! tliouM > no caws*-* f*>r heart shock that
the H im!* -h • 1 ' ml k • this torrent from
one of i r*ader-. 1 \-1 • * r must it be re
se: i i v.; h profum i obeisance as a con
bmung : ■: .: «• of the r e;.poized Bos'
'nee stf] 1 ii; words, • >{ v.i.eh, we ;.t-*
l- hi. thcr - L* :. :: !.-«■ relati\»iy im.-id.
■ o.. :n tad t*• !T* iaiiv.dy a-.-ociated than
-he bii.*[ : v:.rmt;..
• Ieraid r •
had : i; it th s v .y ‘ i > . .;
news items next to each other y-.;;r \ 111*
Able |>;?: similar in meaning, although
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-NICE FRESH CHOCOLATES, JUST IN
FRESH NUTS. CANDIES AND FRUITS
SMOKERS’ SUPPLIES AT REDUCED RATES
All brands of Smoking Tobacco cut to Three Packages for Sue
Other gootis in proportion
HURST BROS.’ CIGAR STORE
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WESTERN UNION AND BEDFORD-McNEiL CODES NO TROUBLE TO FORWARD YOUR MAIL THE AMERICANA—16 VOLUMES FIRST EDITIONS CF THE NEW ALASKA MINING CODE
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