PIONEER
1'rn Lisi:::i> Kvn:v a ti t.hay Kvi’nin-: at iimtai:« *i>. a:
rot 4 Ocs. r.1. Arbuckta. PnbUsker h'o.24
SUSSCRIPTiOt! RAVES;
Oi\o Y< ;r.' ^1’.
Six Months
Or,;' Mi'ill li I-'1'1 |
Si:'Mr < ’upv
M < i \ OrTlS i I; J. O'l HHHic.miMi. __
;■;/ JT- CL". S'; i - ndioir :m;vimm copv fa. in a di-ianao a1-- par
t r. Id la- car-■I'm! in p' t |nt! in^ t ho siiiif. 1’ h e pid>ii-di«*r
c* ... 1 , ; |>t ill I >p<ajsi! *: S. \ i . a a i! o pv . «• p - oia ! 1 \ '■ n l !:<• o •-■“<>!
|, . :: ; i j i •. * ’In a I d’\\ II i >. 11: •- iviur^, : 'a p.-aa ’ : yo ihut much
Hv wi'ini.. o rly ; i mts i • 1 da I o
to \!M ; s y)V PANAMA CANAL
(, j interesting features <>! th - ian-ama;
; i , -;p ! > tie- in.*1 It.! »•!’ taking the slops through th;
!, ,-hs 1 y ( i Ac i.U".m;-d i VeS.
V , \ -I \\ i •! I -C 1 ’ "A;-i i t.' p.: 1 ' i i U , 1 i h e 1 -i i. • V.
jt. > ..v. n v.it. The locomotives will run on tracks laid on
p . i ... 'j he rate of tow an r v.uil he tv. •> miles an,
'p i. - number ol locomotives wui va ry wit ii t ne s
,,f ..!iij>. 'Hie nsna! number n uuiied will be four tw<
ac < each wall'., imparting motion b rward to the,
shi[>. and two astern (one on each wall), to aid in keeping
la. ; s 1 in a central p '.lion and to bring- it to rest when
cnth'i iy vdiiin the lockehamber.
'j :i, ... loi-*-molivi will be equipped with a sop drum,
1( v . .. q; it;-. • a,.,l o.v-->r which \- • iI permit llie lowing’
lin,. t.’> > e taken in and j aid out without actual motion Of
ih •( ■. live on tlie track. i her w ill 1 two ay; toms o!
tr;u-k<. .r.i-- for tow lag and the other for tlie return ot tie
locomotives when not towing. The towing tracks will have;
center ra.-ks or cogs throughout, and the locomotives will
a 1 wavs operate on tin- rack when 1 rvving.
KilVetnal ] rccautions arc taken to prevent the ramming i
1( k . at r by shi| -. !' nd t chni is, t ach vvei hi! r 20
toi will be j hi od on the ui -stream side u th • ’area
can;- . f lii ■ uj i ei !• -!;s ami in iteuit of dm guard gams at
tii-* lower end of each flight ot locus. kven ii a snip al
ien pis to pa.-.- till ugh a lock under A- own sti am, or sh mid
it escape fr>m: the towing- locomotives, it would he stopped
P-, i'i sc h . i hairs, wiiicli will be stretched acr<>s< the
lei k chamber a a th * top of the opposing- walls. If a ship
e\eri A o' a gr-oater pressure than i - A pounds to tile sv -ci.-e
p; j >p ■•.! ; run into the fender, the chain will be paid out
■ ra-ically by an automatic release until the vessel comes to
,q,. A A'm nO-lmi ship would thus he brought to a stop;
v.itidn 7-; i’i-ct after striking tie fciid--i-.
An ai my of operatives! Vot at all. Siiir A -ity in
o; a rat lug the gates, valves and !• udt-r chains of tin* locks
i•- made po-.-oi P- gv flic usc of e!t- --1. icifm v\ 11 c !i will be i
laoti-iy (,>i ;: •d from a central point. Ail these opera -
1: •!!>. except that of towing, will be Controlled by one man
a . a switchboard.
Til,* latest word from the isthmus is that the water will
Pc tinned into the canal bed on or about October i. for by
Hint time t!m watt r will have risen to 7-1 feet above sea level
in Oatun lake. Am additional excavation in Culcbra cut
i ■ le necessary by earth slides will be removed Ay dredges.
la tie- meantime Gat tin lake is taking form and shovv
in_, that if will be one ot. the wonders ol tne world a fresh
water lake of approximately 1- 0 square miles suspended ■■•>
feet above sea level on the backbone of the continent.-- hx.
OOT.-PLETE LI ^E OF
E * ay
Mf £1 Our pl.u-o of
tel? Vg |T business, carry
W “ w v ine a full line ;!'
Fresh Groceries, Workingmen's Clothing. Shelf Harfe, Notions,
Stationery, Pipes and Tchasso
V.V dope to meet all old friends, and wish to Lid;" new otv-s.
gy»t *F9 rTf gF* n f,.S£l a ~
mi p mi p H n ?*9 : j \ f
u & i£ -hjf e xl at ta 1 m- m j £J fa ’ ^
F>, ? fj IF3 n
nrmv IlfsOf
LCwlislIs Oiibi 11 w
let’s Home Saloon
1 HE HOME OF THE “QUAKER KAIB"
Foot of Willow St., Iditarod
A A, A A. A ■*> *. ' . A A A A ft £1, .* A A A A fft A 4
Souvenir Jewelry if e $$ }$ f^r* Leading Jeweler
Made to Order „ JK^s kj JTU Mad Med of the North
Veal, 40c
Mutton, by the carcass 35c
Fowl, per ib. 40c
Halibut, per Ib 25c
Roast Chickens 40c
Pork Loins 4dc
Codfish 35c
Frankfurter Sausage 40c
Spring Chickens 75c
Lamb Saddles 50c
I <5* ^ O ELS .r* 1 I £> r:* OPP-Tmotion j
! v^il'Lfl V iJEl-l I'i’Ll^i^^ Company Depot /
J Kiflsljf Famished Rooms FLAT CITY Largs Drying Room j
I TEE moms: flkt cn„rJ7^ !
J Furnished Rooms, Clean Spring Bods, Bail), Dry Room". !”"'.'v,r,V :'' ”t''j
tittvmssn r«it tut nrpT
liU I hi ;lb Bui Inc hcdl
The Place to fc/ieet
Your Friends___
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W ILL F! X 7} 5 E P.IO Jv L . i D
C. R. FEGIC, FLAT
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CROSSSwO LAECE LE SARCS
On I he fourteenth of Myv we started ! w ' . ; * . rye.
Aral with freSyht and passonyour hrn.d it was quite Ory.
!'(".■ our crowd numlrered just t wenty-one
Aral u hen we started w e llieiiyht to have mis o! fur;
I \ at a ins, for hopes •• > hriy ii r air! - > !a r.
I'm ne i i comf ->n thi-. ' ry) wo b id no, -. I do doe! ire.
\V e 1,1? e vet y ha r el. Ft by ne'e ri v o\
And 1 thnoyht our load on im:. irye we never weuni deliver;
D i; our (’a plain Dan y ey. so cm or! v a :ui >■) :o;.l.
Was a eomfort to every b ; iy and toes m y .- mb
At las! we yo! stuck fas on a Imr
And stayed there awhile in spi; • of aM we c mid dio with pole anu with
S|t
To wort; the captain ordered out • • v -ry s mi
And nut Danny Drycee.it with little h. at and pom.
We started to upload some <d our :i • ■ _ * '.
i ’ll t still had i,jo ; i: i i •.u * t nr hours to a '
( : ' > * Fr; "mil w ii h id . ■ mid uis Pi ; of • a.
At in. •! i ' !; . t id-.: lit tiled tie* crow ds hear: v. .; i i y . • u
A y a: n < hi r h ad I • • y, t n to dr iy at 11 to dm
So Don Lunyley au.i Danny Dry re ii ; :• no •. 'mu
We <do n felt Idue. hut <•> • . y om* wa - : dun
As (d. iy Dates was a’ a ay s : here wi n a ii'-!-- f :u.
In the morniny wo yot to the lake, which wo a ! rum ; -u.
And the -adds and yu-nts wet'o ad vow si ■ ,y a.. v ■ y vo.
Tin re was Id- Day ms and In s w: t • • an • «•-.'e.'dt:.-s two.
They wore silts- worn out cn a n ! h r- ruy it a 11 • 1 imh:
Little D..rri>y Day !e> so cute and so ni di
She was t h - darliuy pet of lhmn ai :
K« iron tlds hard trip wo bad vay h'' ' ■' fun.
Dm litiie 1 hnrrisv into a sndl-.-r v• • ry
Mrs. Day l:-s wa s vo y at try. tu mb. m vm-y . o.-i
Toe r-'-ns! inn sh • rave that * ••ams-et v. -m i, :
Aithmiyh ! u as v.-.-y - ;>y at m e-' hr- iy ~ u d.
I wa s i immod ! bal o. - - in mi r e- • •*..; h . . . t1 !-* • .' h
M rs. Da' id, u 1 w a- ' ' ; a. . c • •
Dm always had a snd -mid m-m r a • -•
;\ in. S' mb o: :n. n; r ; . is r. u a s v ry i vo r :
At d V. o c uid n -VO!- i,:.vi t u; !e t dm t r,o wi ion: ' d.-rr . bb ; o,
Ten lade, s we had. >• • s w< i ! a in so ! i ue.
Fur the men it was a ph asure h -r T lift i to \\ ait on yon.
Next niyht we start-- 1 across this hey lakm
And ten iony weary hours ‘-t hid tab.- .
That niyht after lunch a he y sh" ::•»; sore
] >ee:i n ... </.•.;) I ai t y !< y s , ; a . y d si. r .
N« xt morniny we would have all yhidly ymie to p.
Dm ('ap Lai.ph-y wit h his su ms did wakeful "ich o:m keep.
Tin-re was Johnny FoLora. at; i tle-re was Ins br.de.
Who never he to re in Akiwka did resole;
She was youuy. briyb't, and fudi of charm,
And I am mire ; his hard trio didn't do In • t - • h mo.
M.ss Murray, wl: > w.:> anxious fot lu-r mum* y in end.
Did a nice • of her mind yive to (T orye ('. Fries d.
And wie-n we w--;v so tired and s-» sleepy that we c at Id Inrdiy s.v
Then a bottle of Sc-)teh medicine mud • us as happy as could be.
At the foot of the lake a few days we dm stay.
And i Imre Due sunshine chased our cat > and sorrows a w-*v.
And now we look hack on this hard. trip. ami. ^unboy. do sav,
Wt* surely had a lot of fun, and would not have hud it any oilier way.
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On Saturday night, May 3 in
lie Holy Cross hospital, Nome, two
nen died. John inland died of
lean disease. lie was a native of
California, and went to Nome in
■9 >0. He has since engaged in
liiuing, mostly in the Cnsadepaga
Iis funeral was held in the Catho
ic church. Hugh Boyle, who re
lently arrived in Nome for treat
uent Loin the Kobuk, another
ilder timer, died of cancer of the
itomach. Owing to the man’s
rmaciated condition and general
lebility, it was impossible to oper
rte upon him. His funeral was
:onducted by the Arctic Brother
lood, ot which order he was a
lie tuber.
J. W. (Whitey) Moore, widely
mown in the North since eaily
Klondike days, died in hospital at
Fairbanks on Sunday, May 26 He
.eaves a wife and son now residing
.11 Fellows, Cal.
On May 2, in the district court at
Fairbanks, Judge Fuller granted
Mrs. Alice Taylor a divocre from
James Taylor. The complaint
staled tl at the patties were in a. ■
tie ’, at Tatiana in ig 7, and that
Tu\ lor dt sorted ltis wife at I iitarod
lit Aj 1910, since which time he
hud refused to contiibute to her
sc pport.
A government meat inspect^
has been stationed on the wharves
in Seattle to see to it that meat
being loaded oil board vessels is
property* handled and stowed. In
the past it has frequently happened
that meat consigned North has
been unloaded out of deliver}’’ wag
ons and piled upon the wharf deck
ing awaiting the convenience of the
steamship people. The new ordet
of things requires that the meat be
taken on board diiect fiom the
wagons and hung up.
A lodge of the order of Moose
has been instituted at Craig, the
new town on the west coast ol
Prince of Wales island. It is known
as Fish Egg Lodge, No 1206
The new Secretary of Commerce
has directed the bureau of fisheries
to pay less attention to the propa
gation of rare species of game fish,
but to see how food fish can be
made more plentiful and cheaper.
Du Hand’s Discovery Cafe satisfies
the hungry.
Nome, June 10.—Tim steamer
Victoria arrived in the roadstead
off this city at 7 o’clock this
morning, eight days from Seat
tle, with 0(50 passengers, most of
whom are for Seward peninsula
camps.
For Iditarod—-J. Smith, II.
l aker, II. H..yd, S. Johnson,
John !). ()lsoo.
For iluby Mrs. Alex. X. Lar
Soil.
b Ixsb i II b ?li JUa.1 u a
“a? i TFT W
V ... 1 Hi.iL bn
Washington, Jane 9. In the
muse last Friday. Repifsenutm
1 fnni'ihipv. of \Vashiacton stale,
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1 i 4** (L? ■ - J'<&M£ & if
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HOTEL
t '. ;-. v\ : i!(,w and S •••' aid St -a
r’!GE CLEA‘! feo GY T-.iE BAY,
WEEK OR fv O ’TH
Evl f'%Fk *T 77 7*
§ vi '<*■' fc:’V &-« V;.f-; Vc.-iH* t3 Caoib^
g:i the "Uf/.rv.ER trail.
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D Ike man \
\ RoaiO!!?8 BStd SiOsO;
( K1 ■:■ j . o il ::!1 r i:" i*k* >!■. )
; Everything First C lass !
Visit tea
i s vrn Q^icK
LUNCH;
i Tr.s r 'V 2. J L?-:e-0riJ p:;j3 ta tat
DS3. OTTER A. VIT2:
j Slier Greek iVSOdSg
O ‘ A •• : . e Disc o v e , -j
! LQDGiiiO, MEALS Al All HOURS
; CjmlorTable fe* Travelers. JO i.l SAGCY. frop |
11 )ITAitOD j
Beautify Your [fees I
14 QRJYUPP*
fc '* 3 W fa .U tu &sa A Vi. S|
Has Many Heautiful Designs of
w A l. ir m Ir s» rC
Ami al>o a soodlv snpp'\ »t
PAINTS, OILS, ETC.
Willow Street. Iditarod.
MRS. SWANSON, PROP.
Nicely Furnished
in Connection
For Horses and Dogs
while speaking in support of his J
resolution of last week asking for |
reasons for creating and maintain- j
ing the several forest reserves |
throughout Alaska, took occasion;
to urtnetcUuliy roast ex-Cbief For- 1
ester Gifford 1'inchot Humphry
l.oldF. charges Pinchot with steal
ing lands from the public domain ,
usd giving them to private cot pora- j
t ions or railroads.
6 5. F. HANSEN
represent iug Neus'ailor liras., Mar-|
shuli-UVIls Haid’.vare t o., and thu
I )aiig lii'H v Slice Co., due to arrive in
I filarod .iboiit .1 line 2(!
0 -
After your lung journey irom the
- > i'siile jou l urd a nm-sigu at the
i f siiy !iutii-. Caribou strict.
'n the United Uhtes Land Of.'ics a I Han;:, Alaska
in llie mattcr of tie- apn!ica* ion of .1 o.i- :
q iin, i ’ti'-. mt am! 'I w ii for pi’ -
cut fur Tr.nlhur Si? m
Nona: of affucatjon
Notice is heieby <jiv< n tlmt in piir.su
inre to tiit* |U'ovi-siu;;s of tin* net oi ( '-•■n
. ft -.s .1 }• *r*t1 Mu v 1 !. i - 1' J ) St u t.
H U ent ii led “All am e.;t ri 11 i’.t he
.homestead !.*• vvs and pr nm him f »r r'.i»!it
• > f w a v for rai! rouds in t ho d is; rid of
Alaska. a -d IMr o .her ;n rpuses." and
amendinents t}i• •:a :■>, Frank Joaquin,
wla-e post,.[fire ;11;«!r< s is Tame t,.»,
Alaska, (i. A. Fowler. whose nosiotHec
add;- -s is Bethel, A iaska. and A. if.
I’w i • rind 1. whose |1 's' • ■!lire am ire* > is
Botin*:, Alaska, c'-dm,. - t wenty and
- x:yune I■ 11mIff*di !i s 1 do hi a .•; ■ >-,
laini at 1 !oi li'd, on t h • i! n-kuk v. i m
l iver. A laska, have made app'ica! nm to
in* lilted S’ a1fo;- a p ent hr Un
said land, as a TIlADiNdi Si i M aiiti
slid land is more fndy «a-cri m ti as to
i h** mete.- ami hound.-, l htu *» oi hy tie*
• lii naJ plat t hereof and hy tint field
notes of live survt y tin no; now on file
In the oil; *•> n! lit • r- *.j i -: •• r oi -aid hi ml
Idee. Vv-Si:* h is F. S. Snrv 'V No. !->•'J.
,h f I lo -Vs t ) A I :
Be^iimmu' u? Lor.tcr X*>. 1. id n: let I
w 11 it cot i,* r > i. 1. Mura*, ian .M m-ion
K serve. i h*‘ hel. a ' cn i. n ary ii i l' ii
.* n r murk * »r i K "svok won i i v r. I'r *ni
w i;inh i O'i;i l S. lo*e ; t :• *n mom!ii: ■ iit ra
, *' in* I In it's S. 1° id \\ . . i J ’•• •
Cdiaiii'. um.i ';.\V. t- r n r .m - n • ;!;*./ i
f—. In .!-• X. do - ■' 1 !.. !.*•■■» .'La i
wi* e s r e i• *i* set X. J - ::!* VV.. i.dM
.t ip
l* •..]• . nm: k. vi oil S. Vv . ms*.
V g . -1 - \V -M. and .d - n >!(!•• hum a ’ n■ •
■ i\ t*r, and on X. ! d si*, u S-iood ( • r-1
' \ ' M Fit .MixJbxld inches F--.tr- N.
d! 3 ;; F \V.. s feet distant. M'.und oi |
•: r; h \ feet, b:i-e, d let t 1 d M !l, Oval's N .
■J i 3 JF W. of m >: im'.
! h -nee m . L . - -A W ; ''elm ms an: :
S \Y. Ivundai y. fi oni t rue corner n\ • r
■ d An r bind » n line 1-2 of' .A or.. \ An .
- i h•' O'vc m;;-v-\ lo c rimr X 2. ..
xibell ; 2nt is - • : an iron pipe 2 me;ms
ill .; i a ii i' ; • r, 2 foci I. M ! !_* . 2 I- “t in i! ;«*
Moan i. : a ; a cl ('.i tb • 'act s. 111-, S * 11 *2
{ 2. AnPer thA o uto r broken -
A i;. • r / -; • .-(1 aM b.iso of pine as nn-m >
r.a 1. ! T s a r r< .1 _ ( n , i. a ppro.: ah in
ami bopaitintr irum c ria r and 0 fro:
ills* -Mil T \ iPd: i ms.
Then •' X. - In' !'.. bx 1 ch ■ i’ -
;b""_: N. YA bom.Pm; to *»• »rnor X’o. 2 ;d
w h on point is sot an ii on pipe ii inefe s
1 dia t:n- or. 2 fipd i m 2 it et in An
or mm. mark. A on S.YA s’: • 1 >2
• • r A. I’i : r b A c.ci r in ■ .. .« pu
is do| r.;s i;, d ;il ba-o of | A ,m• n> a n.
■ ;;!. Ids ;i!«■ dim 1 A. 1 Ax 12 i. .-in - -
..••s appr rich A .u and (T par in _ fr •:
O' ’ nor and P foot ei a ant.
bin mm S. 27 ' 21' Ii. H 27 chains
a no- X. A b m mar\ m corner X*. -!. a!
(lo ina "\ LA lo W;p er !;. i rk* on. ! . .-in -
k ; m t-i \ or. Wi: m ■ - - e mi n r - 1 X .21
I \Y., ."s ' inks ids* lr• t. which is an ii on
pipe 2 im in in di mio:or. 2 foot lonn. 2
\ • • t ii' tin m i <ii ■ . marked on X. \V.
sale S lnn*2 T«,i - 2 and M-<on side;
f iciii*r t im ri vet*, i b'omm duv* i> d
posit od at ha so nf ; ipe r - a Memorial. j
Thence inlPo.v'n. j the meat dors of I hr*
K usk12: w i:11 rb ' i1 a ‘ o» d me. \ k n b
water mark, a’.ope sandy beach down
stream from tiw ermr 1. X. : 47‘
\V. 11.7<> chains; 2. S. A - 1!»* VA s.2 ;
chains io ( ■)i i.or X •. 1. the pkm 4 m
pit.nine, containing 21.Pi r 'iv>,
The l'. S. location monument to
\vhi> h this s,11■ vi*\ i> tied is an iron pin"
2 inches in diameter 4 iY ' 1 • >ri-_r so 2
L m in t ho ire >urd. mar!. - 1 on the
no; An sid ■ A. S. A M . Umbel M M.
ami is sit ua tod. i :i the c ntor of t lie
pi ’./.a at A " hoi .' i ission.
Any and ai! p r-m.s oi aiming ad*
v. rsoly the said lam 1 or any portion
Am li of SO d. -m'ilo'd. s!!;•'.■ o_\ A and
plat ted as above are hereby m: 2 d
that, unless Amir nover* • oiamis ar •
(iuly li ed accordimr to law with the
;. -a . - ; -r of til • IX ii oil S' at es land < mic.
at Nome. Ala-ku, they will he Airr-cl
by Amt ue of Am provisions of said stat
ute. J. SAN Did A< lx. 1 b piste r.
MRS. M. L. PETERSON,
Public Stenographer,
Notary Public
First. A vo., Opp. no-ttfio House.
Dr. Heinrich Wortinann,
Physician and Surgeon
Offices: Iditarod and Flat Citv
Telephones at. each place
W. F. GREEN. M. D.,
Physician and Surpn
3)IS( OVKKY, OTTKK
Tfl.'phono
DR. H. BEHLA.
Dentist
Offices, Pibr.for Pr.ij v ;r -
Fiat < ity.
Appoint niee.i s by T< i ; !.< ■ •
DR. CHAS. D. CARTER
#1 P if f is c S
M H ii. JS
,str, I't, K -i 'i:y.
A ppoinlments I.;. 'I'. : ,
HENRY RODEN,
Attorney at Law
Td it: li’o.d. A lexica
k'li^an, 1531 Ke .tec'xy. t ;-1 Ente. 1210
[)E8B6E Woodruff Albrecht,
COUNSELOR AND LAWYER
n*!-i •«:« i». a l V" ;.\
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iV/, O i tilv i Uli,
Attorney at Lav/
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In Uii* math r Of <r<Y.U . - ;
liilii T, 1 ■ < f I • nr: :i ! :":i
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xul ! X > ■!•• Six. 1 \L TKKM
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In pur>u:in , ’m u.i :', V of '.In above
Pill ill", ii Cut; 1-1. ii: a;.!.' a la I cnli’l'cil Imre: ii
ilia' a Soi-eia.i .! Ill]:; I' a m m •!,.'
!)|>! .an’ i 'mirt f< r tie Tt i t I' ■ a y oi
A~ka. Kmii-:ii d! vi.i,m. ' la- j■ t ■ due, I
, iv.-f Iiy the ( inn. K Id Kill r. oi ricr
pipe. ... I be h tin
an"I. Alaska. la-pin:.inp ■ ■.i ■1 y 7. 1:‘ 1 ■
at the Ilnur of II a.in.. Inn I i 1
t ion fni’ the 11 tinsael in.:i of a11 i.u-.oie-s
winch may tie then and tin ae petal up
and winch may ivpuUu'ly come I" fore
! he cotu't.
. further pivi
pr i d and pel it juries ivI!i be in :H
• - • 11.!;: :iec on .;iiii Snacial deny l:dd
Tt i in id this court.
1 n wii ness whereof 1 hav.
si -t my ha ml as ci> ni; of ' i. 0 r:c>
cmii't. and ill t ti seal f on
this May d, lid:!. I C. PACK
_• ^ C inrk I >'stlie: l d : .
Seal ; Terri’ • ry of d, .k.i.
-—, — i-'ciarth 11 ' l.ion.
RE-OPENED THIS WEEK!
FLAT CITY
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At the Ty.ic.it ion on (ioid S:;v«
I
Mil Hours Mlike in This House
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FIRST AVENUE. SOUTAR & SUTHERLAND. Props.
' NICELY FURNISHED RO0IVSS BY DAY OR WEEK
Warm, Clean Well Ventilated
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
Caribou St., Bet. Black and Willow Sts., on Waterfront
Electric and Faradic Massage Treatments by Expert Attendants
Lighted by Gas Heated by Steam