iDiTAROD, ALASKA
Capital, S50,000.00
General Banking Easiness Transacted Gold Dust Bought and Assayed
rafts Issued on Any Part of the Wor'J
SEATTLE CORRESPONDENT. SCANDifiAV!A?I AMERICAN BAM
OFFICERS:
CHARLES ROSS -c: .tent
;OHN HOLMES, V.ce Prr.Jent
R. C. BOTTOM, O.'.rllsr
• or **-' r».
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^ Stock Wili Ce Sold <
':v. '■ ’...■ v Regardless ci Cc6t *
Sati.fnct'cd < rntred or money refunded. Our entire stock of High-Class •
Merchandise must be . MJ before June 1, 1916, as we will close our store at that „
lime. 4
Come vourse f send in ycur orders end they will bo filled at genuine bar- <
g:?.in pricas. *
AS* Iwl A it i
{.•ICOWD -.Mr it LOW GTS. IDiTARDO, ALASKA
|3 > 7U S' JT D I f% fj) m \
•'?„LLL:iS, if A S' L & Mat£ & **■•■ - - -w Vi"> -- ^ ,
re?: G&C3 WHISKEY !
Two Baireb of O' CaEforZ Bn^y-M.* Be S old—$4 SO G !. f
r? yj jr- ■»”"» r1' n> rTv *7 i'J C Kf
il /$ irf JT iT -i il .J IP lw
0 M V *'j u ^ r s! \ C 3,"st accommodations
hl\ l ir^ii ii' Ud t rate.- seasonable
K’' v ’ r rime doo ken;-;els in’ co:;-::ono';
MSS. PICK.; I. Prop.
IIjr; :-n: ,y-: ^ fool room
rI* i f -i s?i ••' '•" Prsp "IAT CiTV
Cigars, Cprdits, Fruits and Soft Brinks
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aI ic x:R. Atx7 . if J.; ... A ti. A caS1* •■' - T'rxxf
?‘?£S AND TOBACCCS
Wistover—Whole-al: Victor Phonograph K’asj'c: ia's
N'to, FreN Chocolates, Nats, Candles and Faults
P C :• L 8 A R 3 2 R ’ Z H G P
J X n.Tr*~f Cf^HJ Dir -• :"•> Strcresaer ff>
o>-. ari» / v< .. ■ ,J'/W* - J hurst Bros.
if23 2 B. /• \ £?:, § f* „ ^ ft E| /n5P°S»J .f^ G\B
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The Place Xo P^eet
Ycur Friends
Stmt « mmu |J ih <gi, *»* ™
and Flat City & H E! #*% for Raw Furs
A Ft’:! Line of Clothing and Furnishings
OPPRESS WHITE RUBBER SHOES AND BOOTS
PRICES REASONABLE
NICELY ISHED ROOMS BY DAY OR WEEK
'lean Well Vent Haled
: PEN DAY AND NIGHT
end
ariors
MEDICATED, MINE < L VAPOR, STEAM,
TUB SALT AND FRESH WATER
Caribou Bel. Black and Willow Sts., on Waterfront
Electric a Farabis Massage Treatments by Expat Attendants
Lighted In (Ins Heated by Steam
If You Are interested in
LIFE INSURANCE
Let me talk i. /er with you
EARLf; HUNT
BEST LIQUORS AND CIGARS
Three-Times-Move Bar
(Formerly the Stanley House)
JOHN BAGOY. PROP.
GOOD ROOMS CLEAN BEDS
FLAT CITY
I am nvi
liUSd III.
Impressions cr a Disastrous Voyage
From the Viewpoint of ar«
Observing Woman
Dominick Sornci cm! wife arrived in the
city Sunday from the roan, iiavintr '"•<*
■ile trip from Seward by dog team. i"e
i< Mrs. Svraci’s first trip to the V rlli. an
icr experience lias b: en one wht< h whe w 111 !
it ,*?*. niber to tie end <f her di.vs.
; ’Hrmeet- already lias printed d.-fmE . f the
| exciting voyage of the .• chm nor ! . !. *1 r.
! which ended in the destruction of t!;r* lit;!
’ vescl by lire off Juneau < n Sep;o. :l : 2 > •
ast. Mr- Sorac i was the
I - n;o r mi b uird the* ill ' ited vi • ! n’M
Idle hei t a diary of the vnvage v.!rM; !•
?>.]•. ’niere -buiy. : ml which p >vc< hr r
to ! . itvtrli ent • • '
' will, a .we of humor and a «!.;!• m b M
'urn of mind winch nr:-t h. sU'»d
; u a! -' ‘ad in the trying e m i:i’'.n- with
• v urroui 1 ■
lo.i ten rtV.y for reproduction in full, and
in: ny incident ' reb.f .1 already have b< n
hid.' However ! are a f
Aft t ivi lire: bow ill- o\ *r! v!- 1 ve- -.1
• • • r ed ifn rn her d •
n t morning we- s'dl in Ell.-.iff bay. ;av:ne
! eneountried envin? trouble. the wrivr do
, < pas: irnr P( rt I nvns .
trunine * f ti e :irr;v n\ ha.e that overt: ok
the Abler from the sMi 'V cm:
: 11; 5 par*?;! tin* anchor chain.” Me who -
-M, v.-e 1 ft our best anch r bHund. The
(•: 1 1- we old and r r.v Dim •; the r.’ght
,ve 1 ad tv) start cp and pul! iway fr m
’hi Mi re a c im e <ef time-. Ena lies ? ‘Uii
it. be doing b“*‘;r t-’d.av. 1 i'o
i:r ■; mat ..-ter;, d putiM • now run *s in tin
I 1 ,-k- to*"::;.". tl-.c sfiinaT m- ■.! r, .1
• ,, ,, (,. j ;.| . : cl) '.P'l : l';l! ! "V
-,-n. , I,:.' - B.iy.l h:p .-i'i
I i;.] •: r. i II kf r.i, ::T:.L si •! - r t •-1
, ,,'r. V f, r It m I:■ I. ■ v- m ;
11 i" <!. i: ,1 : • • luch a< i.ll IBni..
h — d i •
. - . h:is a badly-slr ti -.t V • i! tl:
nil i ■"rr nan i in In- 1 ‘ ' a" 1
'vf 2- : id n-1 if - « It :- a r • “!
• ' ;,;i. 1 !. !-■ . 1 : I t am a"!
iddl.m: uiv'iie. anyway.”
Through Seymour Narrows
The diary u\\* -f t a.-i:r: t! i UTh
• , !; (-f (which nth a< •
;ill i;i r; « limbi.-'. Then
r d h >v the r 1 in>’:i>k*s of ih • cravy
iyin. < 'n the lath it ■- r ia c ■: "1
£•; - 1 lirauvcd fo«> n. Vv v c»i.cr.-* ;
at n W ■ • . h
• ! i. : k. I 1 hink • !;••%• t il i1. ■ : :
i .•l:i:»7 }•;'*! lire*-: • f re v n'.rl » 1 •'!» •
;n ; ;;.! id: “HI,'it linn earner.! and
v ; . re.’ I did. and within ‘I r 1 r.in
; toer.ti»* «ri*r,r l it ke. than the cord
.iy • ; • 1. iJ,.. , r "in. and ' v had 1
fl vplv h, ut, Tht > - red with
: ■ curdle and old ': unit-' v.Diked just
| i i i ily. 'I in' .-hi;. ..i ly m: dt 1 .•■••> 1 .r
t sort ' 1 swung i.vei the ra- -ids and
- 1U i:isy. Ail 1 e ■’.! 1 M V
■ , . nit - y prayi rs. and I ■
. ;. . 1 t uf then. I w:,••! r. 11 v tr.n.t
, :■ ! lv.it 1 rid tint id;,, it. i c.e:i : “in 1'.
f 1: 1'ke a Hil ikm grit.. 1. I. it
ruck ■ \v. s all over at
i out unvn; hut it seen
hour sinci we first had ti ■ tr i
»: There I -aid Bun . v.-u .1 i i ■ . r
-nk.- Tip i r :. Shields u nk-;. a- M -lu-t
i, ■ M .- . ;:iii! hi !:• rt ' ■ ug i Mi’
ll v.- : rui ttv • hours t t wait. E\t-n < ■
1 Irue:a n a iri! I) y :t;.;n-11*v.
Fa-,3 Nothing but Scaoer;'
Tl :• : ■ -1-ative £ “ in to t. !1 f 11. - r-n
terii of Quern Char t ui 1. ■ ’ ■
,1 ;-1r ; r ,u! !and the llital ! W5» • f
il,.j‘ i. - - - a- e of water, of lit:: 'D :l
I , .. ;; ... ] ..he,; like the !!• .-;- -i village-1
in the u.“ -n uyti:: - and • f th.- \u ..
i 1 sc-cu'-iv. winch li ' w- -'1* : tiler
•is, . - use trying to df scrib . Ihey ran
,1U( 0{ gasi i'u .. and w(re lelayi d wild ■
m-re was du - t of the c r . “Lots
... boats tl rough here.’ 'con inure ih ■ writer.
“V. ■ - I in. ini; but sc-urry; e\ i; g
, , ... tin hi i\ .!. Tug Tv - , i-“ed toviiir
■ ;l ,ry - f the i-1 aLo 1 - . pr< Iv pi
livery, r.e 1 up 1 i-t nign1- ■'s.ippe.
i-isted that I sh-juld be careful 1
■a- — ;, a. so ; - not to . hi w that he had a
W, n ■ 11 li crd. But he is going t till
11 ..her . . : nd two 1 i is at ketc!
At Ketchikan
Tbo writer tells oi reaching Kt ■
■ ;il the desert:, n of the otv.v, giving such I
,,-vu-cs as "s' re toe,” "It ’ll that did not
Pi," (.If. "Blit they are nfrai 1 of thi h"' t."
-he continues; "ton much deck load, noses,
down a' how and the water is up to the
f v>ra j| ■ lio r fri ni a 1 ak .son e i la
l .a, v,.„ so that the pump.' caniml pad; j
tl ; water up.” Hie new crew was -hippe 1.
■ ; ring chains were put pi and sup
, m . ouri h ( 1. and it wa
-bat Mrs. J-'rnhock and children ha.d gone]
n,.rth "II heard the Binder Brothers, "or
which 1 owe Si. Anthony 10 cent.-.” con
tinues the diary, rib- describes Ketchikan
i "bum town - ; li Indians, swamps, "‘p
and fish.”
Awful Wrangel Bcoze
,.\ break-di v.n occurred off Wrangel and
they flit hi for repairs. “The fog lifted n
minute, and we were in someone’s back
Y, |,i ♦ • ' 1 tried to get a picture of
skipper, Thiele. Boyd and Second Mat
Heiberg coming out from under a sign
which read 'Bur,' but they went out another
door. I did get one of Hoffman on the
dock ‘frolicking.’ Hope it is good, as lie
was dancing along just fine. There must
be a kick in this Wrangel booze, a.- everyone
who had any frit it.
“I was a little worried when we pulled
out. but D. stayed on deck and everything
was all right. I am not a bit worried when
he i- watching things, as lie is so cool and
tide's 1,0 chances.” The ski) per and the
cook had words and the skipper used har.-h
language, which "is r.ot real dignified for a
contain, anyway.” hut she excuses him on
the score of M rangel "hootch.
And Then the Storm
Site describes the storm of September 23.
“At 11 the storm was on us 'in all its fury,
she says, ' and it was some fury, too. The
hi.-t sea swept my clabin cean, and from
i lhat time on there was from four to four
teen inches of water washing through all
the time. * About 3 in the night
Dominick took me into the mess room.
“ The lumber was so heavy that
whenever a sea hit us she nosed down and
just stayed there and strained. Mess room
was a sight--floor awash, buckets floating
up and down, benches crowded with mad
i sacks and things from the captain’s room.
which whs also afloat; but everything was,
even to tin* engine room anti galley. Frank
Horn was ink) ou), on the table, oveivo
with gas, and Thiele was working over him.
And above all, everyone seasick. When the
bucket washed to the starboard side, Thiele
used it, and when it came to port I used it,
mid if the school teacher or (Id Dominick
happened to stop it, we just u.-ed the Hn» r.
Efficacy of Praysr
‘'About 3 the pupms quit, and the
water was coming info the hold pretty fast.
I've faced death before thi-, but l n vwr had
to ‘it down and wad !i it creep up on me.
I don’t like if. livery man was at the
pmifos except the enck. 1 pat hoi ! of e
i ,ID)'v : mi re ted a 1 ■ le. bet n ! mm !:
just sat tii re v.iih my ro-my and rim.••fix
and prayed. ! pr. n i cd a ina.-s o > i. "
.sou's in purgatory and ihe pom*-; sfardd
i lrnosi immediately.” T.he caplmn vn r ■
i (fair t' throw overboard t •* «hut
‘. }i of T 1 .*i11 • ‘’m lumber awl part of our
'•nd ihe 1 l11-:* tilings went over. The f-'l
—rii thr' w i I:r tents otf. If we h: .< to
go re any ph ce those would haw b m
: Still ot plenty 1 ■ ! rui
cod a litti • lumber 1 ft. li e cn ine dl« l
;di o’ d.a\ break tco much w:.u*r dw.vn
l.iw. They worked on it for hour-, and
• h< n 1 pinm d an II. badp ml
si'll I 1 1 il back. ; lid it tml. 1 m v" ‘
to dres - b •for" > I 1 Dow and the ew k. ou 1 *d
i!t» onto a b.nch. and it va- tun hardest
tiding l have ever done. It c-nmd so u-o
I. ■ • to put on cl th*'' oi-t to dr wn in.’’
Phe telh- how :!ey fim.Lly rode out of the
>■?« riu, ai. 1 ike scene of ne-clidion the < 1 I
h ar pra mth d. Ip is S ne a>, an l th-y
have not eaten -inee Tloir day. biu i- .-•>
weak -lie c linnt s’ and ah n \ o • a •• • .
ns-s and the long -tiuiic bui - thankful
to be alive. The wave- were ’■ tv hL:w
than the -hip. she s::v.-. "I never saw b
i g ... - b.f. H
The Fm
Thr* rest of the narrative de.-k w rh the
:. r r i . . • J ;.i .iunem mb tin* even:.- I"! n-' up
111 the ;i,i; l ile. truc’u-n of the ship by i:n\
She we- ashi re wbh her hu-band at the
lime. “The lire started in the cn me now.
h- i ut;!! :es. “The b: y- were <1, ur.: repair
•work with t I■ Th- y wer- d aig do r
\ e-ten lay. awl I v at d wn id ' i n* t ld'A
the 1 ok- ol" o. l ii'i ?* r. h i 1 i 1 fry v.1 : *
n iin- over an : < o- i re t!u*y er; Id a*
tract attend) n. too far out. and dm boa;
w. - a-'hore. and i,..y coil! u l get t hi
to inch loose ll is < 1 • •’ arp : x cn
h . .rd to get r; i - • '! rad- and < d tin-:::-,
hvrryi nc -t < « rytiung rin; own ■ v* *
•• - l”r!dr -t O! ; 11. : 1 d a . • i < ' a I t
(f thin.-s. ’ l have been all day
w: clung die lira a- he- every-*::e cl e in
ell aw! I)riu;ua<. Tire drums s!m-.t
nf'v feet m air to to.* 1 It i.~ a dam rl
sigh but is Aesop t I s 1 11
r- All I am thankful for is tit it did
r.nt . it;, \pPerhay when I was there el no
. !i i c . i_'r it n.igin have ii.ipncimb at sea.
CiiniT.' f
: • \v->rk during the storm. 1 1 vc i T
• I t to be d ankful fur. even if ev'rymng
•. a ••• m.- e‘e l • Well, we can star: «•-. •:
■ i i I’ll i.o • • r own i much ay a an di. n
v. 1 cn l i i* th rc \v t be mu da i»
no■ am o\er. ’
Gu $ t?. red I’eavv Loss
The AT! 1 *• : i:d i er he* e:w! v re \ •
-•eugers f. r iT--.!iel. on the Ku-mkv.um. and
had a ci mt 1 ‘to thn e \ »rs’ I ; n b ard
the Abler, which they were r to I
creek. This was a cmw i. w 1 .
Mrs. Sc-ra! i will l-'-m in in Ikm: d t r
the hil hu rid i s a trio
:.) Bear erode. v.d ere be ha- mining yr uw!.
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p.A (pp TLJ&rp
r /-i Ji._ w a J kj i l — .
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l. ‘ i J i'i jl. J At 1 x- \*zA imn
(N a: * Nu.gr . Oi . 27 1
A- a t?-l;:iv ni 1 < f ap| rot W !. : t the
-cr.ao- n.mirred by the c’.ew oi Urn eoa-i
guard ste;■;ier Herr in en u hr lm*
-irauded ••.irp of Yuk-nu - fr. m St. Vi:eh." !
t.i -h . ■ •v l!°nry H i y the H:u creek
. •: mm "■ ■ t
. • of the j arty with a i a 1
i-’mic-graph and a big bunch of record.
*v!;h ; 1 v h *- i relieve the umnol-ny <: ■ l
life Mr. 1 i ey says 11 . 1 the v, ru ■ i
, T'W .a i-m buy lh-.cir v ay into Si. Mwh; a
b:.v thn uch th 1 danferous ice filling rh*
hariu.r was one of heroic nature and. ; »
iliciii arc due the grateful thank- of the
entire party. Th ph oi mrmh oiPht is iiv
hnc-t S' a’ fill be had in Nome and et d.
.,f the travel’rs conlribukd something to
ward it; uurcdiase.
a
r-tf? q je r-j ft ny~-»
Mrl« niantz is ill from the fJiJfway
':• ,!>'•. lip c:imp in for a few nio"P i.xis
in luing his guests on at the rna.lhou.-e.
: hleil his ty for sh tig
acp(;in:no(i:t‘.ions. :nil v.iihnut avail. a> tip
•ill has tu iurn av. .y v-u. * uuers, v m !i
makes him “some sore.’ h Lurhanks N *v
Miner, November b.
A few more Hamilror.s left.
WM. TAN'LOR, I'lat.
O
Hot Air and Vapor Baths with Electric
Vibration mid OstPopath\ Masses have the
iMjwer to cure such functional diseases as
Lumbago Indigestion
Rheumatism PLordem of Liver
Stiff Joints Melancholia ,
Dropsy Ohe-ny and
Locomotor Ataxia (-out
THE CROSBY MA^SAEE AND BATH
PARLORS
Good Ore on Resurrection Bay
W. Vv’. Anderson, lYtc Anders; n and bar
An■ cr." n report tin* dbem.t ry by them oi
on exceedingly j>rc-;:«i :::m halge near AmYr
-on !' i;i!•, acres.- he bay. • r '■> in re
m'.inite. iic*< r Irene er <-!:. miy- •' w..rd
The lie v
a r .
die hud b <.f i d ii m on.
O
i'-'lra'T.] Sure So Tap lire Yukon
The certainty of railroad c<mm*~;i a with
tl Yukon basin, the ; r. bain ily >>f an
,>.t. j# 1 jm/i/ot of b c( . 1 ii j Is ari l a
nj a. !v : >i/n;; led ?ean h J r nuimral < e
i, . i i.-l . 1 io • t
i . - ! the \l : • . 1
1 In ok. i f the • ,n o ! Si a - ( > > I . :■ I
•'■r. !•*•, n l” ’■:a1'i* pub: w
O
/ !sc*. Ccs! ;l $11 Per "t
The i*h ••bert mine, a* StHnvia. i- ‘O -lv
i Coal from the* san.“ mine ha ' ■ :i
- a le for crune time in n 1 i , th
eio ii-.oi rii % <■ n ■ :; -1; n ha. mod it in p:ef
tv,I;; Out.*;he co: i. It i-' t..k'*n from
t Y-’,h < f hi: ) 1, at, i mi j- free fr an : ii
ii firav.bmks c.f il.e c ad n:::i m .n r
•C'
r - r- • f,
i err. c; r?. nnro m Lc
<■ i O 1 ■ ih: n ■ :: i f t i v
! fuel’ll y fur the r; xiln f Oei in r, w
i : 1 ••;il :. : :• <.S('4.11 in r.i 1 »t
... . . .. : h of 0 l^i
fl,H0H.f.2 greatr-r tl i the revenue*,
the : .• i ! Ieilnri.f tl"- tu\vi> >• rii:<
.•■:••• t the Titiie-i, it v.jH 1 • m: y r
:f i..;i -• • 11 :■ ly v ■ ■<•< 1 • cH. :■! 1 •’ i.. •
f ,r i!..' year have !•"■ c lied
Ah$k?: M 20iC‘
T’:f* .-tcamcr W i 1..ii11r ■ \ .:"r*i:i ( •*
. ,\. r -nliy . f on.* r :•:»** * l • -i'. ■'
;i.Finding car.-, bi.-ile]'il'aru la' ■
: r tb • «; cm:.'.- :r. which i! <’• iAvrc-l
11.: hi.-'.t mgrim*: ring (••r.nu:! :• n a; \n
\\ , .
i . - v.h r
. • . . v 1 for S:-1
Franc: -< ■
O
Si ’ o! fills iontry
A >F .V V .ik :i:-I...• .-*1 < i 1 S - •
“ r |-i;rrhaA:n': iicki * - • rc’uni t" hi*
} a.-- at Ar b."'.. I. Hu A . f i h.:n-« if : "• •
! ■ \ i:o and -iv eh 1 Iren. K‘V.
I k.y. for f i " 3 u n ry
of t! Rn- :an ortht»'!:'X church in Ala ka.
r-,tr. mI suicide t a.ay by 1 if -in
f« ;A;h tl' f.r of ihc Rtis i:*n
• o. .-\c( t P g t, in mb'TS *.f li t
1 i.y l ■ - '
I Tr 1 cm V.'Ul .
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rs .1 f F ■ 1- ’> 1 - -
De*tih c Iriotrsr i'*sc--a -o:
:: V M -In M ■ 1 :i. k. -■ n in i; r
f, the part five years Si ; r - :
peri r ,.f St. .1' !'s In -ninl vti.V ' • Ur
i i 1 . ’. Tlntr?fi v. November' 14. t 01
ne . ■ 11 a ye. r the reverend in *h r !
ir■■■■! a m’lt’t ft r. -.mil lit r din.h , n:.<
a rtlief. In her nr ny year- :e '...<
\ - h. - rv- th - Tin ••#. M .th- r fir t.t 1 ii
h, -1 . ,.f ’ friends, all i,f :t. n *irn 1: r
dosrb.
O
Strikes Reported at i;la::e
i ■ n-r.in Tctii M >Pre ft frei :hi‘=r <
V.va r a. ntlv reji'if*1 in F r-io\ i •h
. - : r t ril ■ .
ii ^ewiinl pemns-nlii which have i rl -1
er nnr ' -- 11 pPtlt S l it l! IV finds. 1
latest find i- ru N-.rr n 1 •! '- 0. i ,n.
A T i-j- of inch > av i!n n ; . :i
■; ruck t-tt Din e cr--t k. end the dU-wrcrs
.re tnidne nrt r- ■ "I nnriu'v. I'r-i -t.eidlv
ii i f tile frr:r'lntl ill tb.nl n -'rrli 1 * err . . run
firm recently slake!.
Perhaps John F. 3-ire! Cos'd Te'!
C,‘ti anyc ne tell why such :• 1 r;_ : m
• f her is b-dmr cut at i'->r:a:•:* I*
i !>■ the ''' ‘an! Gateway. A larv • : . ! 1
, n opera1 mil 1here. and three bun :: : ! i ’■ u
• and teal of 1 ” bar U Fiib \ h i.vv b
p, ..dy The men inte^ '• ' ' i 1
ip- \ ■ !iat thex w( re cuu'i
1 government, but M. - D’1 = :■ • Mm -
rhp railroad comrmsn'.n hi. -w imt mnr
i it. C- I ml r-'tevensan is said to be inter
I rtid in the mil!. W but is the lima’ r for.
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Why They Are A-ter Spence
A Sc—ard di■'patch of November I say
j that District At*-rney Sha* 1 r
! !Ui]”’-' Munh-v to no t 1 .-vie ’: rase. *■- ocie
he " 1 r.u nc nTly • 1l‘“
| i ID trie t attorney is Irvin •: to take Demux
‘ At tori.cv Whitil -ey f.v.r^ Sewar ! to the
' t : •:i office in Vide". Tin- w<c.bt leas
mowar ! without a deputy a! fur»u*\. A p.
t to f
war 1 Commercial Cl
j that an investigation be made us t,> toe
I eomretenev of District Attorney Spence.
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To Remove Lor Jnm
| }t J. Smythe l us « lmred * • remove tb
• j .r :pn on the TVlover, u v er for
■ Smythe says that the removal of the log
jam will make it possible for si nr. Her trait
than the Shushnnna and boa!- of that size
to proceed up the T' lovana forty miles
farther. With tin; removal of the log
: jam a big reduction in freight would b
| made. Where the freight is now handled
i three or four time> it would be handled
j but once or twice. The citizens of i a.r
j banks are thinking of robing the neeer. ny
1 aicii' ’ .
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Irrzxz'.i:V cf Oral LitpOb'r;
After .1 ;.X work in the X.-nrina e 4 ]
ii.V/. 11. 1X' ;n. who left r nirbank
i r ;L- (• :- t on Oco.o r 12. sai.I be bel>vi I
.‘■at u va ■ | hill (f far £iv::ler ext- P
ih.n iinviji):1 now r,*ai:zes evi-ts between
,h.* M »;ai'U.-kri and Tanana rive: -. Thorn
( !.: - eoinji.eted a -urvi y ot ! it) square mil
f e id 1. jeh .'.id say.- th: , his la.-k has ju-‘
1: gun. *'J h: .-iirf that iiivc '' o
■ i; i'.'.I-1 sho-.v t!i:P ( ■.: i ii -1-is (••.fend' d till
. the .vay tiu/n the w oil-known diwoveries in
‘but..liti.-ka t:ir;,u"ii d Xenairt „nd on to
7’ i wfii •; ! y 1 i. K;\:nk .” s.:: 1
v T * > • ' -< • r»
r.rve.'.. vopycr kre
i the B *i iza -copper mine
:il kern:.: re lii: t rwu .i-.-yii.g 70 p.-r
.fat r. |; «r !.- Ling t:.ken nut daily in
• : The • • i that w.
1 t un ■ rg: ui !< bpmunt ha pi
di r i- It l- :hnt it
. ' - i .>
t*. I:.:.; • I -!r-. itv un; ' ' r ■ rn fr ::i
K.mi secr.lt-. (> i "t i i- J'-.vv hrm- rift :
■ • • pound, whie 1 a liaii
f t to d e ! - 1/ r / i th- i.r ;
£•.ir.’ii.; tin Jk: !»<*:•. u r':np;p\
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p., V ij- Rrijv Disir'ct
I-.. efi'its of Carl Hetg--trnu.
■ ■ • • . Y 1- Mr:;1 cr. ck l- u 'im:
c- 1 I- rr* I ’ * reducer, -ay- th*
i; , ... . r 1 c j, (f .v..mW 2U T1 *■;■
: i : f ■ their groun
-.tun 1! crrik ha brt.ii imf.i! :*r nt 1
B. i. ;» m r t' limi i; ■ > ■ bi -d b"
r . . ,, | • vm "k til" dirt fr :u
■ i' r. :i :; .1 1.» the fool. Tk>
> uf this pay hr5 not I>ec 11 •: ternun id
f .. i U it;; i v. 11 ivc.rk v ill; B aver. :
, V r damp will lie t; km < ut
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T.-cd .ririent of School Teacher
P fr V . a \ ■ : urmu! P ■ ■ 1 1
p ' . - : a
• ut .hurt 1 y the burton.? t! the puv 1
. . . ;> i Abler 1 s return, t !
1 c I >. ! Ids pre ut 1 ; *■ ’"1 him 1: •'-.
. (era ; w< rrv wit It h . - in Ju<
rys *1 (- K.: piri. as he was : rated frn
• h.’- !v mill t\v-> etr. 11 children, w! ••
■ ,, ;■ ( d,. 1! New- brv 11 the sell- '-m-r
ft. tii'i r Broth* r-*. 1 t luck was to meet th
B 1 Brothers • K< * rl ikan ami ' a; lit.
; , n licit VI- .."1. but I II arm al tbor.
•1: 1; iic;r B. th.-- had -all *! two day
,.. -. . .;-!v. lb - ys hi.- wi ■' ' ■ ] be 1 ; i"*l
u I: Mich, five 111 ! •• llWay fl-llll OHV .‘I
.... tut 11 s*t ua..‘.di; only n live vil
; lag, vithin mil Th ■ rdrlrr child .- bit
v. 1 \ ear- i.f l ire __
MRS. H. A. WEIR, F-op.
Warm Barn and Dog Kennel
I Hcto Nov/ on Display
A Large Assortmcri of
Holiday Goods
Consisting of
ERECTORS’ MODEL BUILDERS
E03-SLE0S, COASTERS
WESTERN FARM WAGONS, SKIS
DRUMS. ALL KINDS OF DOLLS
TOOL CHESTS. BLOCKS, GAMES
ROCKIri i HORSES, SHOO-FLIES
SMALL SEWING MACHINES
And All Kinds of
MECHANICAL INSTRUMENTS
LOTS OF FRESH CANDIES
s.-rjq P p pii.TTIP^ FLAT
i ] • ! S U> < J| vJl JlSll i i t? l\ PO.
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WOOD S A W
Any Length Handied
Any Part of City
Telephone
Ball Band Kubber Boots and Bac-s
. C. (Solo Ao'onts for Alaska
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