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Will not have to leave Discovery, Otter, to he dressed with classy Chester
field and Hart, Sehaffner & Marx Suits, John B. Stetson Hats, Strong &
Garfield and All America Shoes, Silk Underwear, Boots. Overalls. Jump
ers, and, in fact., everything pertaining to Men’s Wear can be hud under
our’ roof at town prices. When in Iditarod city visit and look over our up
to-date stock Once a customer always a customer.
Local Agents for .
Glover Leaf Pacs Boss., The Ciothier^
T1,C No Sore-it vet Kind Successor to M. Friedman E
I iosh Stock Will Soon Arrive Home of Hsrt. Sehaffner & Marx and Chnsterfleld Clothes_ ^
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Stain peelers to the New Strike can rely on getting Nice Fro'ih Goods'
at Very Reasonable Prices <
Big Stocks, Standard Goods_Gin0co"0"echt?on*•
Wo Curry a $7.00
LARGE STOCK Per Case
lubricating;
OIL
nfiamEiagig saloon j
Full Line of Cigars
Optimo, Losora- Juan deFnea
NEW SUPPLY OF BUDWEISER BEER
LOOKING FOR OVER-CUE LAUNCHES
Captains Ed Rusk and Harry
Looey left for down river Thursday
evening in a small launch to look
! after their freighting vessels, the
Rough Rider and Keystone. The
boats are somewhere in the vicinity
of the Halfway roadhouse.
Du Rand's,Discovery—the place to oat
Hunt’s Canned
FRUIT
THE FINEST IN AMERICA
MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF THE VERY
BEST GRADES OF FRESH GROCERIES
AND PROVISIONS IN IDITAROD
Best Prices and Highest Satisfaction at All Times
Assured
Sam 7 Applebaum,
Successor to Chesley, Ryan & Kehoe
CUT PRICES CUT PRICES
Was Now
Single Driving Harness.$ 35,00 $25.00
Express " . 50.00 35.00
. 55.00 37.50
- 60,00 40.00
Double Team Harness. 75.00 50,00
. 90.00 60.00
“ “ “ . 100.00 65.00
“ “ “ . 120,00 89.00
Hiding Saddles. 60.00 40.00
“ “ 50.00 35.00
Hame Straps, Sweat Pads, Martingales, nor Oonf fjff
and all Harness Supplies 101 UGllli Ull
VICTOR PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS
AT SEATTLE PRICES
Furniture, Carpets and Bedding. . 20 Per Gent. Oft
GASOLINE MANTLES AND GLOBES,
S5.00 TO 87.00 DOZEN
Stoves, Ranges and Heaters. . 20 Per Gent. Oft
Granite and White Enamel Ware. . 20 Per Gent. Off
We also carry Drug3, Dishe3, Hardware, Guns, Ammunition
and Sporting Goods
SMITH'S GUN STORE,
IDITAROD, ALASKA
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LARGE MAILS
IN THIS WEEK
The big mail that arrived last
Saturday—about 3‘J tons — gave
the local postoffice employes lots
of work during the first part of the
week, and when about another ton
readied the postoffice eaily Thurs
day morning it looked like all work
and no play on the Fourth of July
for the postal people. By hard
work and good management the
entire consignment was distributed
by closing time Thursday evening,
consequently the office remained
closed all day yesterday.
By the number of large bundles
carried from postoffice this week, it
is evident that far away mail order
houses have many customers in this
locality.
(From the Record-Citizen.)
The Ruby Ladies’Aid Society was
recently formed, the present-term offi
cers being: Mrs. A. B. Webster, presi
dent; Mrs. Jerome Chute, vice-presi
dent; Mrs. W. Amalong, secretary;
Mrs. ,T. A. Slippern, treasurer.
Mrs. Dan Gillis, who was so unfortu
nate as to step on a nail a few days ago,
inflicting a painful wound, has recov
ered sufficiently to be able to bo about
without the aid of crutches.
W Fred Harrison was admitted to
the bar by Judge Fuller during the
recent term of the district court.
Hugh Coyle and Denny O'Donnell
have signed papers whereby they will
work a lay on the Doorman bench,
Doorman creek.
Dave Browne and Henry McDermott
have also taken a lay on the Doorman
bench. _
Only the best at DuRand’s Discovery
Cafe.'
WE ARE PREPARED
To clothe man in any Wearing Apparel known to the
trade. We only handle the goods that have a reputa
tion of merit. We have what the people want, and
nothing to experiment with.
Did You See Our SMobby Knit Scarfs?
A. J. WEISS, FLAT CSTY
Successor to N. N. Juffe The House of Stein-Blocli Clothin"
TELEPHONE--TELEPHONE
C. R. Peck, Flat City
! COMPLETE LINE OF jt
! ELGIN, WALTHAM AND HAMILTON WATCHES i
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I “5“ jU .5^ Retail <
> ^ I Liquor House<
l HANDLES ONLY GROIYJMES &. ULLRICH’S WHISKIES <
l “Marquette,"“Monogram” and “Gibson” Rye;
l 20-Year-Gld National G!ub Bourbon J
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► BUDWEISER BEER
I SCOTCH
y Queen Anno
* Black Sl White
> DeWar’a Special
> Thorns’
Hill-Thompson
y Imported
>
► BRANDY
r *** Hennossy
> *** Martel!
£ Old California
CHAMPAGNE
Mum :n’s
Clicquot
Pommery See
White Sea!
WINES
Claret
Sauterno
Reisling
Burgundy
Tipo Chianti
> White Rock Apoilinaris Waters
IMi PORTED
Sherry and Port.
Ale and Porter
City and Creek Orders
most earnestly solic
ited and promptly
filled,
Either by Bottle, Gal
lon or Case Lots.
£ ALL THE LEADING AND POPULAR CIGARS IN THE MARKET
t "RAMPS” Ramps Peterson;
BUSINESS MEN
OPERATE ROAD
Seward, July i.— A. committee of
business men of this city ate oper
ating the Alaska Northern railway
from Seward to the inland terminus
of the line for the benefit of the
community. The company ceased
its operation because it declined to
| PaV $87,000 mileage taxes due and
! past due. The business men’s com
jmittee took the matter up with At
torney General McReynolds, and
received from him authorization to
continue the operation of the road.
The tax question will be settled
later, and will not involve the con
tinuation of the service.
BAN HARTNETT BUILDING A HOME
Dan Hartnett,the nocturnal chari
oteer, is building a nice three-room
home for himself at the cornor of
Second and Black streets. Mr.
1 Keys is doing the carpenter work.
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When at Flat visit Cut-ly Robinson’s
health resort. No flies, no mosquitoe
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
ARRIVED THURSDAY
District Attorney J. J. Crossley
arrived in Iditarod last Thursday
morning, and was soon at work
with his assistant, Mr Dodge, per
lecting the details of his business
before the special July term of the
district court, beginning next Mon
day morning. Miss Lenore Hyde,
clerk in the district attorney’s office,
accompanied Mr. Crossley.
After the long-drawn out Bar
nette cases were finished in Valdez
last winter, Mr. Crossley received
leave of absence from the attorney
general, and during his vacation he
visited with relatives in Iowa.
Mrs. George Phillips gave a birth
day party last Saturday afternoon for
little Margey Ivettlewell, who was 5
years old on that day. She received
many very pretty presents, and a beau
tiful birthday cake lighted with live
candles.
T. P. Aitken is prospecting with a
drill along the side lines of the Mari
etta, at the head of Flat.
Stranberg & Holirgren, on the Up
grade association, Flat, had a large
cleanup last Tuesday.
The dredge people are building a
large dam at the head of the Wildcat
association on Fiat.
Fred Doming has bought the Arndt
cabin at the Forks, and will move his
family there in a few days.
The Y. G. Co. have moved another
boiler from the power plant to the
head of the creek to help thaw ground.
The dredge has been doing great work
during the past week, and has been
eating its way into the face of the
pond with but few stops.
The ladies of Flat gave Mrs. Snyder
a surprise party last Sunday.
Owing to the scarcity of water on
the creeks nearly all the operators at
Flat and Happy creeks have closed
their workings temporarily.
MADE FAST JOURNEY TO SEATTLE
Manuel Galarte received a telegram
from Mrs. Gularte early this week an
nouncing her safe arrival in Seattle on
June 2(>. Mrs. Gularte left Iditarod on
the 13th and by making fortunate boat
connections at, both Holy Cross and St.
Michael she made a remarkably quick
jourt e . _
New York, June :8 —Police Cap
tain Walsh, who helped District
Attorney Whitman so materially in
the investigation of the police de
partment by his confessions, in
volving himself and his colleagues,
died at his home in this city after a
lingering illness of Bright’s disease.
Walsh had been on the force for
years, and until the scandal arising
after the killing of Herman Rosen
thal, was one of the most respected
men in the whole district. After
the investigation began, however,
and while he was in bed suffering
from the deadly malady he sent for
Whitman and made a complete
confession of not only his own ac
tions in the department, covering a
period of 15 years, but also of all
who were associated with him in
grafting.
Several of the officials against
whom Walsh gave information
were recently found guilty and all
given terms in the penitentiary.
Walsh before his death was esti
mated to be worth upwards of
$100,000 and he has a grown fam
ily, all of whom are well connected
and respected throughout the city.
For the Big Feed try DuRand’s Dis
covery Cafe.
Justice
The wheels of Law and Justice will commence to
turn on the 7th. Jurors have been drawn to assist the
Court in deciding between right and wrong.
There is only one decision that you can come to
wlrnn trading at our stores, and that is—
“That We Have the Right Goods
at Right Prices-”
The Bayles
Clothing Co.
CLOTHIERS, FURNISHERS AND SHOERS
IDITAROD DIS. OTTER;
All Phone Orders Promptly Attended To 1
1
Fresh Lovera Nobio
and Monarch Cigars,
Star, Arcadia Mixture
and Other Tobaccos,
Calabash, Brier and
Assorted Pipes and
Pipe Stems. Tobacco
Pouches, Snuff Boxes,
Copenhagen Snuff,
Bee Playing Caras,
imperial, Pal! Mali,
Phil Morris and
Rameses Cigarettes,
Shoe Brushes and
Blacking, Fresh Soft
Drinks and Fruits.
ANSLEY’S BOOK STORE
When yon get off the boat, take a
steam bath at the Crosby baths, Cari
bou street.
Dan Hartnett >'as 'ake" 0V('>:
J. I). Barnes’
trucks and will continue in the busi
ness of Mr. Barnes in dravage and ex
press.
FREIGHTING
Knute Koland, the Otter Freighter,
Is now making Daily Trips between
Iditarod city and Dis. Otter.
Freight, Beggage and Express
handled promptly.
Telephone.
In the District Court. Territory of Alaska.
Fourth Judicial Division W T Var.derpocl.
Plaintiff, vs. Annie A. Xanderpool, Defendant.
— No. 149-i.—Summons
The President of the United States of America,
greeting: To the above named defendant
summons having been duly issued out of the
above court, in the above entitled action, and
placed in the hands of the United States marshal
for service, and the said marshal having made
due return, setting forth his inability to serve
the said summons in said district, am’, that Un
said defendant could not be found therein: and
! the plaintiff having tiled and p: eseiited to the
: court an affidavit showing that the .-...>1 d-. fend
| a 111 did not reside in *»aid district ■ ad could nut
be found therein, and that a gtyd cause of ae
1 lion existed in favor of the plamtitFand against
: the defendant:
‘ And the court having considered the same,
i did on the 3rd day of July, 1913. make an order
: directing the publication of the said summons
! for a period of six weeks in the Iditar- d Pioneer.
I a newspaper of general'.'circulation within said
! district.
' Now. therefore, you are hereby required to np
j pear in the said district court in and for ti e
1 Territory of Alaska. Fourth division, within : >
; days after the completion of the said pub'iea
| tion. to-wii: within 30 days after theoth day 01
| August. 1013. exclusive of said date, and answt .
the complaint of the above-named plaintiff
I copy of which is on hie in the offi cr ^
I of the above entitled court, anti unles- y -u • o
■ appear and answer, the plaintiff will apj ly fur
I the relief demanded in said complaint.
! Witness the Honorable Frederick K. Fuller
j judge of tilt- said court, this 3rd day o; J uly .
I A.I). 1913 (Seal) C. C. PAG Pi. Clerk.
as White Sea8
'WILL GIVE REGULAR SERVICE
BETWEEN FAIRBANKS AND IDITAROD
Will Leave Dikeman, July llth
For Information and Rates Apply the Owner:
CAPTASFi G. P. 5PROUL, FAIRBANKS
Inis House Is Receiving Daily
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The Finest Stock Ever
Shipped to Alaska
Special Attention Given to Operators
We Want Your Business
CROWLEY & PORTER
IDITARQD The House of Quality FLAT CITY
Any Service We Can Do You Ring Us Up_OPEN DAY AND NIGHT_Steamboat Balletins Received Dai
Ja? fB A E JP AW g» W^ Shipments of Fresh Draught Beer Received on Each Trip of the White Seal. W W+ $ PJt & &
IM Cm mw ftp A wP M AUa Wjq A Kept at Proper Temperature, and Served Correctly. K %0 M.MM A 4&# ^
Peria Del Mar Cigars—New Stock Optimo Cigars and Olindas
Purity _ National Club Bourbon and Marquette Rye AA-Quality
NEW BUD WEISER witarod BAIRD & ANDERSON flat city THE BRANCH