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JAKE KUTCHLEa, PROP.
Oniy the Best Brands of Liquors anti Cigars
Served
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1PITARGD. ALASKA
Capital, 8100,000.00
General Banking Business Transacted Geld Oust Bought and Assayed
Drafts Issued on Any Part of the World
SEATTLE CORRESPONDENT: SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANK
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OFFICERS:
T. J. Nestor, President
Clias. Ross, Vice President
E. (J. Lindberg, Manager
John Holmes, Cashier and Assayer
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We can interest you* Send ycur future Fall
shipments care Steamship ST, HELENS from Seat
tie, and JULIA B to Roly Cross, in connection
with Steamer SAilSO^L See os for rates,
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freighter, has arrived at Dikeman from
Diskaket. lie travelled with Max
Simel.
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l ate magazines, July and August
issues, non at Hod Cross Drug Store.
Plat’nj;n far spark caiis. LcrJ & Go.
Kov McQueen reached Flat Thursday
from Moore, if* reuorrs that Knell
and Me Anile avo sluicing and things
are going in full blast.
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ilruG CLOTHIERS
Announcing his conviction that the
whole of Alaska is about to awaken to
a period Of wonderful quartz activity,
Falcon Joslin, president of the Alaska
Wireless Teierraph company and the
Tanana Valiev railroad, and one of the
uio..t consistent boosters the territory
ever had, arrived in this city from
Fairbanks las' Tiiursdav, and has
already be"un to spread the propa
ganda of the •‘hard-rock’’ men. fie
says that the country is witnessing a
wonderful initios of quartz-miners from
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Chemise, *5.50 values.$ 3*50
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NOTICE
“{shorty” Weinke is no longer in llm
employ of llie undersigned and is not
: authorized to collect anv hills.
| FRED \V. ( ART MR.
1 Flat City. July 21. lilll.
all parts of the world and expresses
it as Ids linn belief that there are
splendid chances of finding quartz in
any country that produces placers,
i lie came to look after tlie affairs nf
the Wireless company, ar.d will In
here hut a few days, after which lie
returns to Fairbanks to help prepare a
big exhibit from the Tanana valley to
the Land and Irrigation exposition, to
be held in New York late this sum
mer.
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Not “made in Ch rminy " did not
make “Milwaukee famous" -Gold Bolt
sodas made in Iditarod.
FOR SALE - North Star restaurant.
Bis. Otter, completely equipped. In
quire Shonbeck. Discovery.
i Try a Poriola Eggnog, cold and re
■ freshing, at Johnstone's.
Fried eggs or ham and eggs at the
| Merchants, 77c.
Fresh grape fruit and vegetables at
Rooney's._
Ramps' Pioneer sells Bock cigars.
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The structure formerly krowti us the
Roscoe building, on Rd-'u-n on! street,
formerly occupied by :h Rescue Candy
store, has boon t->rn dm; preparatory
to moving to Willow, a-t/iining the
new Miners' Home saloon, now in
course of construction. It will be oc
cupied bv Martin Popich, the res
taurant man, was was so unfortunate
as to be burned out in the big lire
shortly after he had started up.
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issues, now at R«*d Cross Drue Stoie.
WE DON’T CARE Whether it ranis
or not: we will land your freight here
if the river dries up. Byers £ Co.
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Msais t’Qs to $1.00
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Joe Cream Freezers, 8 to 20 Quarts
Lemonade Shakers Bar Glassware Calking Cotton
Ice Planes Sales Gars, Oar Looks,
Ice Chisels Fire Extinguishers Pika Poles
Refrigerators Rakes, Hoes, Spades Pool Tables
Crockery Pitch, Oakum Pool Supplies
Lightweight Rubber Boats (Mam
FURNITURE BEDDING
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Prices Ever Shipoed to Alaska -
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Kyskokwlsu
Large quantities of supplies are now
on their way to the various points on
■ the Kuskokwim. The steamer Aliy-.
| formerly on the Kusitna, is carrying
most of this freight.
The steamer Melville Dollar arrived
| at Bethel July A with 1.100 tons of
freight, mainly tor the X. C. Co.
The steam schooner Arcadia got into
i Bethel late in June. She brought fiOO
1 tuns for the K. C. Co.
The steamer Seward, which was due
to arrive at St. Michael yesterday, lias
2,000 tons of bonded freight for Daw
son. This freight was shipped from
Vancouver.
If you want quality when buying
groceries, go to Rooniey.
Try a Portola Kggn.ig they are the
rage Outside. Johnstone’s.
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At their cosy home on Willow street,
Mr. and Mrs. Saunders gave a farewell
supper Wednesday evening to John W.
Dunoon, retiring Iditarod agent of the
N. (A Co., and reception to Cyril Wood,
who succeeds him.
Covers were laid for 14 members of
the N. C. Co. staff, and the decorations
were in tlie N. C. colors, red and white.
Connolly at Flat sells Bock cigars.
Via Wireless
Word lias been received that you are
1 notified to put in an appearance at the
A. B. hall tonight, where you will be
I assured of a fine floor, music that will
be an inspiration to dance, and a good
time.
DR. I. H. MOORE,
Physician and Surgeon
■Office and Residence, Richmond st.. between
First and Second. Telephone 28
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F/rsf Avs. and Willow St.
GEORGE MARSH AND HARRY ASHLAND. PROPS.
Phone
Jack Baird
IPlsou®
A Drinking House
Ed Mnderson
DRAFT BEER
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