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Only the Best Brands of Liquors arid Cigars
Served
Qpr FOR THE
mh COMING WEEK
Things You Need at Reduced Pricao. Kew Goods Arriving Every Boat
Phan cotton Hose, Lace Curtains,
Sl.00 (iiuil’.l \ _ _ . , ,
Curtain Swiss and Net
Gauze Lisle Hose, si
quality, two pairs RUGS in 0x9. 9x12 and small
sizes.
rancy Lace Ankles.
quality, two pairs. Blanket, Sheets and Towels
Knitted Summer Union Suits. Vests, and Separate Drawers. S-3 Off
MUSLiN UNDERWEAR A 9" ,y'"'v
sinus. ( iiemise, (.-overs, Drawers,
Petticoats and Gowns very reasonable.
ss I. O'Bryan
Ingles Family Off For St. Louis
Called by newsof impending death at
homo, Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Ingles
and infant child, of Flat city, left yes
terday morning on a long journey to
St. Louis, Mo., Mrs. ingles hastening
to the bedside of her mother, :is the
latest reports caused grace fears. They
received their message from the Yu
kon by reason of the special trip of
Charles Martin in the Emerald, and
deemed it unwise to delay their depar
ture. The trip will be a hard one. on
account of the baity. which is not many
weeks old.
The length of Mr. Ingles' absence
cannot be. said, but iu the meantime
Alabam Laboyteau will have charge
of E. \Y. Orillia ,V Co. at Fiat.
Get your films developed by Miss
Tjsrnsrtoin, McDonald Hotel.
M. F. Duffy is a recent arrival in the
camp from the state of Washington,
and expects to remain hero. He is the
son of Mr. Duffy, tho widely-known
blacksmith of this city, who came here
last summer from Manley Hoi Springs.
Mr. Duffy had not met his son for
seven years.
No fake sale at If. Boas', clothier.
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iipr k rriiiitri 1 fiftf Im fifty § lira fit fr<nm liiitoiflo
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I (Mir Dresses are the Latest Styles tram Paris anil j < Our Prices are Reasonable. j
1 Neva York. \\ Inspect Our Stock While it Is Complete j
Waists, Corsets, Hosiery, Coats, Petticoats, U.iderwsar, as Q J11%^,.^ + ^; M Willow St.,
Hair Goods, Suits, Shoes, Purses, Etc. s’all^a icxt Tfl SiCSSSER’S
IDITAROD, ALASKA
Capital, $100,000.00
Genera! Banking Business Transacted Gold Dust Rough! and Assayed
Drafts issued on Any Part cf the World
SEATTLE CORRESPONDENT: SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANK
sm i: nurosiT noxiis 101; new
OFFICERS;
T. .T. Nestor, President
Clias. Ross, Vice President
E. G. Lindberg, Manager
John Holmes, Cashier and Assayer
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Seattle, July 5 -Detective Day and,
William Benn, the latter a brother-in
law of former Chief or Police Wappen
stein, are being held for the grand
jury on suspicion of perjury in connec
tion with the Wappenstein prosecution.
It is claimed ili.it the perjured testi
mony was given before the grand jury
that returned the indictment.
Quartz Was Good
Twenty tons of ore from the Rain
bow, near the mouth of Skoogy gulch,
in the Fairbanks district, which were
run through tlieChena mil! about July
1st, yielded approximately 45 ounces of
gold, or an average of $45 to the ton,
ol which $37 is free, milling. The
property is owned by Ilerschbergsr &
Zimmerman.
The Merchant's cafe is all lit up
with new linoleum and very nifty
stools along I lie lunch counter, it is
really a distinction now to eat in the
steerage. _
Ladiss’ goods, Silbsrstain's, labs! arrivals.
Hold a Sane Fourth of July
Chicago, July 5 — The nation-wide
crusade for a sane Fourth showed re
markable results this year for the first
time. Only 21 deaths are reported, as
compared to 131 last, year and 215 the
year before. There were 900 cases of
injury reported as cumarcd to2,923 last
year and 5,307 the year before.
Seattle, July 5- Swift currents were,
the cause of the wreck of the excur- j
sion steamer Spokane, according to
t 'apt. Guptill, who arrived here today
from the scene of the wreck. It is be
lieved the Spokane can be salved.
WHAT A HEADACHE
Cure it at the Elite Steam anci
Turkish Baths, Caribou street.
Suit cases, Gladstone bags, ladies"
hand bags, purses and gold bags, and
; all kinds of new leather goods at spe
j eial prices. City Drug Store.
A COMPLETE LIME OF
LEADING CLOTHIERS
With a twelve-course dinner moisten
ed by plenty of the grape, the friends
of Albert Wile helped him celebrate
his .lilt'd birthday anniversary last
Wednesday night at the Merchant’s
cafe, and incidentally gave that young
man a very pleasant time.
Mrs. Wolf came in from Discovery
for the occasion, while Henry Roden
and Mr. Wolf completed the party.
Try a Portola Eggnog, cold and re
freshing, at Johnstone’s.
London, July 5—In a spectacular
flight, M. Cattoneo, tiie famous french
aviator crossed tiie English channel to
day from Calais to Dover, followed by
a fleet of eight other airships. Cat
toneo used a Bleriot monoplane, Not
an accident marred the maneuver
which was witnessed by thousands on
both sides of the channel.
Hot Springs. July 5,—Carl Welirn, a
miner on the Abe Lincoln claim of
K. 0. Hosier on Sullivan creek, was
kilied on July 1 by a falling timber
that was being lowered to him by a fel
low workman. The heavy missile.slipped
from its fastenings and struck Welirn
ou top of tlie head, bringing death
within the hour.
Select Outside Lumber, cotrugated
iron and rooting paper at Ross & Nes
tor's.
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According to a statement of District
Attorney Crossle.y, ho has been in
structed by the attorney general to
prosecute an appeal from the ruling of
Judge Over'ieltl on the liquor quest ion
to the court of appeals for the Ninth
c'aeuil. It involves the famous to-be
drunk-tipon-the-premises clause of the
Alaska liquor law.
J. Gru itih i-i :ii ii reprc >enlinjr Hollis
chil l Bros . liquor deale i.-. ar.d Mason
Herman A <’o.. ci^ar importers. Place
your orders early. Phone o7.
Fried ep:ps or ham and ey:;s at. the
' Merchants, 7oe.
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Meals 50c to $1.00
JIMMY NiSHIMOFO, Proprietor.
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SO°wid and
Ice Cream Freezers, 8 to 20 Quarts
Lemonade Shakers Car Glassware Calking Colton
Ice Planes Safes Cars, Oar Looks,
Ice Chisels fire Extinguishers p:ke Polos
Refrigerators Rakes, Hoes, Spades Poo! Tables
Crockery Pitch, Oakum Poo! Supplies
Lightweight Robber Bools Creedmore Hunting Bools
FURNITURE BEDDING
By means of the Evelyn, Seattle 7i[o.
and Reliance, which got into Dike
man this week, some 40 new arrivals
reached Iditurod from Outside and
Alaska points. Owing to the fact that
1 they experienced great difficult in get- j
j ting here on account of low water, and
1 arrived at all hours of the day and
night in big and little parties, it was
impossible to complete a list of names.
Among those who arrived however
were many familiar faces of well
known people. Archdeacon Stuck
| came in to look over the hospital situa
tion. Fathers Crimont and Monroe
were arrivals, ill’s. Peter D. ©vcrfield
j came to join the judge, and Chief
! Deputy Marshal Charles came to re.
! main during court.
Cyril Wood was an at rival, coining
j to take charge of the N. C. company
here. The Misses Goldstein, sisters of
: Isadore Goldstein the Front street
merchant, came from Juneau to join
tlieir brother for an indefinite visit.
Besides those mentioned above, a par
tial list, obtained from the Helen M.
contains filenames of Mrs. Gill, Messrs.
J Harris,Carlton, League, Atchison,Olson
and Artell. The Helen M. had about
1 17 passengers altogether. She also
! brought the mail, but broke down a
| few miles from llie city, and was com
pelled to transfer her passengers.
Hay and grain for Sale at the Pio
neer Storage.
Washington, D. C., July 5 A heat
wave unparalleled in the history of the
country is bringing death to hundreds
and sickness to thousands of people in
the middle west and along the Atlantic
seaboard. The death list already to
tals 259 and promises to run into the
thousands.
New York. July 5—Ten deaths from
the heat were reported up to 3 o’clock
today. The deaths from heat yester
day numbered 32. making a totel of 74
for the last, three days, illness among
infants is increasing at an alarming
extent. Fifty-five deaths are reported
from Chicago in three days and 40 from
St. Louis. Thirty-eight died in Phila
delphia and at Holidaysburg, Penn.,
the heat exploded a powder mill, kil
ling ten men
Glile! Deputy Marshal Arrives
Percy Charles, chief deputy mar
shal, got in this week from Fairbanks,
and will be here during the balance of
the court term. He was a very busy
cup of tea just before leaving Fair
banks getting business straightened
out with -Marshal Love to permit his
coming. Love will not be down as he
is desirous of staying in touch with
the wires on account of illness in hts
family._
Knives, Knives, Knives. All kinds.
Be>t makes, low prices, City Drug
Store. Telephone 3d.
So take advantage of these prices while you can:
3 duz. I’.gS's $U5 2 ihs. Hills Coffee $1,00
2 do/.. Lemons. $1,00 4 cans Reliance Corn SiiOO
9 lbs. Florida Potatoes $>,tj0 4 cans Reliance Beans $1,1)0
8 lbs. Australian Onions SLOO i 4 cans Reliance Peas SI.00
8 lbs. Sugar. $5>0iJ (i cans Carnation Milk $1,00
10 bars Lenox Soap . SliUO 3 cans Tomatoes SL00
1 sack Rolled Oats SL00 j 3 cans Sweet Potatoes SI.G0
2 lbs. Butter . $1,00 8 packages Matches SLOv
^ Y 3 Wholesale and Retail Groceries,
C? a 1 fl O i a8 Next to B. &. H. Hardware Store. Phone 97
Finest Drink Emporium in Mitarodi
GEORGE MARSH AND HARRY ASHLAND, PROPS.
Phone .Ed Anderson
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A Drinking House DRAFT Btts%