CANVAS TENTS TARPAULINS__ J^IOSE
JUST ARRIVED!
Whipoord and Khaki Pants,
Klingnit Sweaters
BEST IN THE WORLD
If |t's the Best, H. BOAS, the Leading Clothier, Has ft.
TWO STORES
Dis. Otter
Iditarod City
H. Boas, I he Clothier
Successor to M. Friedman
Hume of Hsrt, Schsffner &. (rian and Chesterfield Clothes
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Opp. Traction j
Company Depot !
Nicely Furnistied Rooms FLAT CSTY Large Crying Room >
Sbutfc.‘=ili ji-uELhi,
i repaired Daposilwarg, Out Biass [:
; Nothing Small About TAYLOR (Fiat City) Bat His Prices \
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PiGW QW SALE!
“The Alaska Mininj; Law." with ex
planations of the new rettulatiions by
Henry linden, senator ivpresentirjj the
Fourth division in the Fiist Alaska
legislature. Every miner, operator and
prospector should have one. Printed
in neat pamphlet form. Price 30 cents.
For sale at AnsieCs book store. Liit
av.idj and at the Pioneer druj; store,
Flat City.
OIIFIPAW AFAHTITfl
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Uuby Record - Citizen, August 23:
flarry \V. Sheldon was acquit ted by a
jury iu the district court c.i d tiv>da\
last of the charge of selling liquor tv
natives at an Innvko settlement in De
cember last, during a potiach being
held at that time.
The best goods, the lowest prices.
SamM Applebaum.
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First and Willow Streets, lditarod
Silk, Chiffon, Velvet and Wool
This Opportunity for the Ladies of lditarod and Vicinity to
secure the Latest Styles in Gowns will last but One Week.
We will Close on September '23.
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Toe Best Goods, The [-.lost Complete Stock, The Lowest Prices
In Mitarod. We Strive to Please. Order and Be Convinced,
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Drugs, Coal Oii, Gasoline,
Dynamite, Shotguns and Shotgun Shells, Victrolas and
Victor Records, Carpets, Bogs, Matting
We are still selling the following goods at
CUT PRICES cur PRICES
Harness and Supplies, 33i For Cent. Off
Furniture and Carpets. 20 POf CSfit. Off
GASOLINE MANTLES AND GLOBES,
84.00 TO S7.00 DOZEN
Stoves, Ranges aid Heaters. 20 Pcf GSilt. Oil
Granite and White Enamel Ware. 20 POf L'Ont. Off
WE ALSO CARRY BAR GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, GUNS,
AMMUNITION AND SPORTING GOODS
ID IT A ROD, ALASKA
All parlies desiring to make bids for carrying United States mail,
both summer and winter, for the four year period beginning July i,
[914, and ending June 30, 1918, can obtain full informatian, together
with the necessary blanks, from the Iditarod postmaster. I he follow
ing ate the routes which will run out of Iditarod:
Winter
From Yukokaktt to Iditarod, no limit; bond $14,000.
“ “ ‘‘ “ (Lewis trail); bond $9,000.
From Nnlato to Iditarod, 400-lb. limit; bond $S,ooo.
“ Kaltag “ “ no limit; bond $8,000.
“ “ “ “ 400-Ib. limit; bond $7,500.
“ Seward “ “ 475 lb limit; bond $26,000.
“ “ “ “ no limit; bond $26,000.
Fiom Rtibv via Cripple, Opltir, Takotnu, Otter and Flat to Idit- j
arod, 400 lb. limit, bond $14 9 o. St me route, 110 limit, bond $14,000 j
Summer
From Iditarod to Holy Cross, no limit, bond $12 000.
The government reserves the light to select the route which, in
he opinion of the department, will lie tha most practical.
Bids must reach Washington hv November 11, 1913
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FOtl ALL THINGS
For Coats an-;] Robes, Caps, Gloves and Kitte
Also the Well-Known SViako of Cantner & Slattern
Knitted Sweater-Coats and Vests
We Have a Complete Stock of E-fnbber Goods
CLOVES LEAF AND GALL BAL’D BOOTS ASD SHOES
And That Is All
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| S'!me of oui neiv g; oris, among which is a full line of
\ Ever-Ready Flash Lights arid Catteries, \
) Mantles, Globes, Generators, etc, for Qaso” \
} line Lights, Linoleum and a Suppiy of Horne |
i Cog Collars.
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w yfej Li !4s? \i> fs Liquor Excuse
HANDLES ONLY GROMiVES 4 ULLRsCH’3 WHSSKSES
‘‘Marqu©tte,”^onograrn,?a>id “GISiGon” Rye
20*¥ear^Oki k-ationoi_Cjub Sourbon
BUDWEISER BEE© BSE© 0?-3 DRAFT
SCOTCH
Queen Anne
Slack & V7hi;o
DoWar’s Sp ;ial
Thorns’
Hill-Thompson
Imported
BRANDY
; Henncasy
*** Wlarteli
Old California
CHAMPAGNE
Wiumr.i's
Clicquot
Pz r,i met y See
Wilito Seal
W i-\E 3
Claret
Sauisrno
Reisllrtg
Burgundy
Tipo Citianti
Whitg Rods Apcliinaris Wators
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IMPORTED
Sherry and Pert,
/.je ar.d Porter
( 'ify and < 'retd; < >r«ier.s
m« "f can a*>! iy soi ic
ited and prompt 1 v
tirted.
Kit her by I»• >tt le, Gal
lon or Case Lots.
ALL THE LEADING AND POPULAR CIGARS IN THE MARKET
Phone wg
“RAMPS” E'&Ci
Stormy weather at the mouth of the
Yukon river during the past week has
played havoc with the late sailings of
up-river vessf Is. The sailing which
was scheduled from this City last Tues
day was canceled, and many passengers
were disappointed. The Nancy Beil is
bulletined to leave here at 2 o'clock
this afternoon with a large passenger
list. Among those departing are:
Messrs, and Mesdames William Dee
tering, Bennett James, W. IT Craw
ford, O. Iverson, Charles Ross, Ed \ an
Kirk. John Beaton; Mesdames W. H.
Brooks, A. A. SI ion heck, Will Duffv,
Dave Mutchler, Luella Dunn, John
\ ( ).sgd, .1. K. Riley, McMillan, Marston:
Miss Van Osdol; M'js~.rs. Jonas Rrewis,
! IP-or Di.;on, Fred Carlson, Harry
Johnston, Frank Snyder, Kd McArdle,
Kd Anderson, James Smart, William
(of Opliir). Silas McGoni^le, Perry Dal
ton. _
CHARLES HAMER
MARRIED AT RH3Y
Ruby Record - Citizen, August 23:
Charles B. Hanover and Miss Alberta
Ferry were united in man i.tge Tuesday
night last, at the residence of the
bride, Judge H. Coke Hill officiating,
The contracting parties are well and
favorably known in this district, as
well as Fairbanks and Iditarod. The
newlyweds left for Dawson on the
Schwatka the following day.
Mrs. Marston and Mrs. Lee, of Dis- ,
covery, visited Fiat last 'J’uesdav.
Mr. and Mrs. Iverson, of Discovery,
are visiting in fditarod.
Joe Fox left for Cripple over tlie
ridge trail last Wednesday, accompany
ing Dennis Coil, who was headed for
Doorman ereok.
Bates Bros.’ ground on Otter creek
is sluicing up much better than ex
pected. Their last cleanup amounted
to nearly $6.3,0 10—about twice what
they had calculated on. One nugget
was picked up that weighed $70.
Nels Clantz gave a banquet last. Mon
day night at tlio Grand hotel cafe to a
number of bachelor friends. A duck
dinner was served, with plenty of liquid
refreshments.
}’art of the ground on which the*
town of Discovery is located is to lie.
diedged. All of the buildihgs along
Otter creek on the lower side will have
10 be removed. Uilev & Mars'on will
'-Ijortlv post notices to that effect, in
older to give the squatters on the
premises plenty of lime to move off.
The Williams cabin at Discovery has
been put chased by the Otter school
board, and carpent* rs arc now at work
lining it up as a schoolhouse. Mr. and
Mrs. Williams have moved back to
their old home at Flat City, which
they puicha.xd from (It. Feck. The
cabin had changed bands twice since
they lived there this spring.
From obtainable inform it ion, the
“at home” recent; >n last \\ tr.eshay
cf the new I v weils. Mr. and Mrs A:; ho
Fdward 'Mailby, was all tv) the merry,
and Id it ar*'d society turned out en
masse t" extend b. st \ri dles for v, long,
happy and prosperous life for the pop
ular young attorney and his accom
pli-bed chcechaco bride. The recep
tion at the residence occupied about
three happy louts, and at midnight
the whole party sailed forth to A id.
{{all, where a outdo of lieeiing hours
were enjoyed with music and dancing.
A Tuesday afternoon a tin ware
shower was given in honor of the
bride at the residence of Mrs. M. L.
iVtefson. which was attended by a
large number of ladies and the after
noon proved, a most enjoyable one.
MW® Ilf iff $2
j< ter telrgm
Lii b.«y '• ct£i -a 50 I-- riitSa?
Where Goats Were Sept. 12
Alaska up Kampala 8:1,1 p.m. llih
Ilci-man at Gibbon awaiting Tatiana.
Jacobs mi in:1 2) mil's al> >v • Silc'iiu
Julia B. up K u ukuk 8:5 ) p.m. llih.
Louise up ! tampan !i h.
Minneapolis up Iv uJen i1 a.m.
Sarah down Circle rnmi". Louise a
p. in. 11th.
Schwatka at Gibbon awaiting Tan
ana.
Tanana down Tolovana <> a in.
Wliite Sea: up Saielni lltii.
At C o'clock Thursday morning the
thermometer registered 15 below freez
ing point.
.Miss Bertha Johann.-en, who left
here last fall on a trip to the Outside,
returned last Monday. She spent the
winter at Tacoma with her sister, and
on her return trip stopped at Juneau
a month and two months at. Dawson.
Miss Bertha has accepted a position at
the Iditarod bakery, and says she is
glad to be back again.
Outfits that you cun depend on,
Sura'I Applebuum,
Australia is irrigating more than
two million acres of grazing lands with
artesian wells.
; ALFRED ELSLISER INQUIRED FOR
Alfred Kisliger is inquired for by his
mother, Mrs. Andrew Kisliger, who re
! sides at Jucquet River. N. B. Alfred
. was last heard from about three years
ago, and was then at Diskaket. The
mother states that she is very old, and
that his father is on his dying bed.
Annual assessment work blanks at
' Pioneer office.
CLOTHIERS, WISHERS ARB SHOERS
I Dir/moo DIS. OTTER
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? $ § jjj^ |:dil I |$||W ha>AHY
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< To go to Iditarod to S'-cure First-Class Goods at the Hi gat >
< Price. You can get them in Discovery.
| N- DONNELLEY, DIB. OTTER I
5 Successor to A. A. Shor.bcek j
\ Groceries, Feed. Hardware, Etc, \
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Mrs. Jerry Ebird, of Flat City, who;
l;as been visiting at her old homo i.C
Knre'sa—hottvi on Hot Springs ami I
Etarnpart—returned h'jrne last Monday
evening.
Attorney Henry It >den, who lias been
in attend.nice on lit®: special term of
t be it i -1 riel court at Ruby earing the
past man,It, tv: arms I home hist Mon
day.
Bob Coekburn and hunting partner
arrived in town last Saturday night
with a large number of d mbs, after a
most successful hunting t: :p
George Lee, the cunt v tv* or an 1
builder, who ha- been a re.-i lent of
iliis c; i y oaring the past tin - e year-, is
leaving today for Fairbanks and, possi
bly, for the L'hi>ana.
John F. IJ iird is improving Ids resi
lience on id.don aid street by budding
a new ad. i' i >n.
At the marshal’s sale h id at 2 p.m.
Tuesday the Lenina bond was s Id to
F. K. (..'lev land! for do Lb ’‘Dai’’ was
the only bidder.
Ben Gold, who has been ratting as
ed-rk in the local pustobice during ih •
l•st two summers, is shortly to leave
for the ()ut side.
Sam Sanderson, after dating cousin r
: able rambling in the lvuskoKwiin val
luy during the past In months, was a
visitor in the city last riiursday.
Charley Knutson ;eft the hospital
this week and is visiting iu Iditarock
| Liis hand is still crippled, and it will
; be some weeks before he can use it.
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Location Blanks at Lioneer office.
Mike Moore, tv.. > hub’. • l
at The Br.tr. oh in I', u ' . \ -i , • ' s
opening, is :n th city t hty ei e to
theOutsi.S for the winter.
When yon get olt llte boat lake a
steam bath at the ('rosl-v ’oaths.
t)ou stret-t.
We have just received
the beat and t
line of Lowno.vs, Su
ohards 8a iss and the
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