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BROADWAY, (Ne*r Fifth)
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Cigars Tobacco,
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ing Tackle
LARGE CIRCULATING LIBRARY
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MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS AND
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Abundance of Water. Best of
Hotel Accommodations. Fur
nished Cabins for Rent. ....
Excellent Huntinp and Fishinsr.
Motor Boating ami Sailing.
Steamer Georgia from Jnneau
makes semi-monthly visits. In
formation and rate* upon request
Dr. F. L. Goddard. Prop.
Health Resort
ALASKA
| DEAFNESS CANNOT BF CM
by local applications, as thoy cannot
reach the diseased portion of the oar.
Til em la ooly one way to cure deaf
nan, and that W by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
Inflamed condition of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube is inflamed
you have a rumbling pound or toper
feet hearing, and when R is entirely
closed, deafntoss is the result, and uo
dse the Inflammation can be taken
out and tliis tube restored to Ks nor
ma] condition, hearing will be de
stroyed forever; nine case? out of ten
are caused by Catarrh, which is noth
tag but an Inflamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of deafness (causod by
Catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
culars, freei
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, 75c
Take Hall's FamUy puis for const!
pattern.
THREE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO
MONTICELLO RYE
PEBBLEFORD RTE
GIBSON RYE.
I Bottled in Bond. In Bulk or In
! rattles. At 'he Board of Trade, tf
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
SAL&
The Pack Train Is now aeUlng :
big lot of Good Goods at reduo.-O
prices as they are setting too clu
to bold ana ?ell at a profit Youra.
tf Herman Grimm
?TTltli'TM imt?nnn;??!iinu
RAW FURS[
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HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS J i
WRTTE FOR PRICE LIST
Percey's Fur House j
Othko.h, - Wi?con?in j
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Steam liaondpy
All Work Guaranteed. Short
Orders Promptly
Done.
Messenger will call and deliver.
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RAW FURS
TO THE|
iiiimitt
MINNEAPOLIS, |- MINN.
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Alaska Furs a Specialty
iVery Top Prices Paid.
Make - Trial - Shipment
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Paints, Oils, Glass and
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KLEHENA BRIDGE
SWEPT 01)1
| The bridge which spans the Kle
hena river opposite Pleasant Camp,
was swept out clean by the recent
high water. Now the same old prob
lem confronts the travelers to Rainy
Hollow; the crossing of the treach
erous stream In safety.
It was but a year ago that Patrick
Kennedy lost his life near the spot
where the bridge was afterwards put
bj the Canadian Road Commission.
To avoid a repetition of that affair
telegrams have; been sent by the citi
zens of Haines, to the superintendent
of the Alaska Road Commission, and
the Superintendent of the Canadian
Road Commission, Informing them of
the fact that the bridge has b?en
washed out, and asking them to Like
immediate steps to repair the damage
ere a repetition of the tragedy of
last year occurs. In the meanwhile
traffic is held up along the road to
Rainy Hollow, and ore that is soon to
be shipped out will have towait un
till repairs are made.
In reply to the telegrams the two
Commissions have answered as fol
lows:
Citizens of Haines:
Will co-operate and do all possible
to repair bridge. Notify Alexander,.
Molyneaux out of reach till Sunday.
J. A. Fraser.
I. H. King:
Have forwarded citizens' request
by cable to Col. Richardson. Will
do what I can for you.
Hayes.
From the replies sent from the two
road superintendents it seems very
likely that we will have the bridge
put in at a very early date.
John Rosene, Jr., when approached
on the subject said he would, if the
Porcupine pile driver could be secure
take the driver to Pleasant Camp to
drive piles for the bridge and would
also return the driver, as a donation
to help the good work along, and
others have come forward and offered
contributions to speed the work, so
there can be no excuse for the bridge
not going in at an early date. ? Hain<S
Pioneer Press.
PETERSBURG IS
LIKE IMA
Late returning Juneauites. accord
ing to the Juneau Dispatch, bring
well authenticated reports that on
Saturday evening the town council
of Petersburg passed an antitreatlng
it> saloons ordinance and the law won
into effect last Monday morning. The
ordinance, as drawn up, is similar to
the aiiti-treating ordinance tn Taooma
and prohibits any patron of saloons
or barrooms frum buying drinks for
other than himself.
There are three saloons in Peters
burg and one in course of construction.
The municipal law enacted by the ci:jj
dads of the sawmill and fishing vil
lage will have the effect of reducing
the liquor traffic in Petersburg, and
one saloonman has threatened to move
eway from town.
The crusade was started by a citi
zen of the town who hold a grievance |
against the saloonmen.
F
AT PORCUPINE
Not to be outdone by other com
munities, Porcupine also c&me with
in an ace of having a forest fire,
says FVank McElravy, who returned
home Saturday night, from a two
weeks' stay La the mining camp.
From reports, the cause of the Are
was a Japanese cook. The Jap was
staying In a tent and was bothered
by the chattering ot a nest of squir
rels. He could not sleep, so started
a fire under the tree in which the
cest was located, to smoke out the
little fellows. The smudge soon as
sumed the proportions of a good
sized blaze, but when tite Jap tried
to extinguish K, ho found R had got
ten beyond control, and he called for
assistance. The united efforts of a
gang of firefigters wan of little avail,
and the fire was gaining rapidly and
spreading into the woods when! a line
of hose was run from the mine, and
with the big centrifugal pump send
ing a stream into the blase. It was
soon controlled and completely st*mp
ed out ? .Haines Pioneer Press.
Tb* Watftfc 8fl?w.
Thooo whn?o privilege ft may b* t?
inspect a liner or oth*r lar^e pan?eug?r
ship will be wise to leave fbflr watcbe*
at bo toe. nvi tbe Sheffield Teleersph
This may v-und strahge There la do
fear of loatne their waicbfs. bat tbe.T
may And tli-lr watches kwte. all the
same, and very conalderably too. la
the engine room, where lite electric
dynamo Is at work, the al is so power
fully charged witb el^ctrUlty a? to
affect any watvh. eVeft when carried
in the |>ocket ai>d not a< tnnlly close to
tbe dynamo. F'n?tneer? invariably
leave their watcbe* In their room, nev
er, except by accident, carry lojt ilieiu
below.
An enntnecr *Islihijr lo demonstrate
the wondmis jmwer of the dynamo
held an Iron hammer in bla hand some
Inchea from It. The drnnmo drew this
hammer from hla hand with a clan*
as a magnet would a needle. Doobt
lew many | arsons who ha'C gone be
low at some" time rr other have onboe
qnently wondered how their watches
have become "derflngpd." Ignorant of
tbe fact that It was rtorte by electricity,
which play* havoc with the dettcate
mechanism of n watch.
Roaaetti and His CWna.
Pord Madnx Hneffer tell* In "Mem
orles and Impremkme" a ati>ry of R<-a
aettl and hla china collecting. A cer
tain potter bad acquired a valuable act
of Chinese Urn things of which he ta.id
duplicates made In his pottery. Then
he got an agent to seH the Imitation*
to Rnssettl for o large sum.
"Coming to tea the next day," relate*
Mr. Hneffer. "he remarked to Rosaettl
'Hello. Gabriel, where did yon get tk><*e
clumsy imitations? And eventually he
sold the originals to Rossettl for a
figure considerably over thnt at which
Rossettl had boncht tbe forgerl**. A I
each visit thereafter be brought one
of the f<>rped enjw in Ms pocket, and
while Rossettl"* bark nan turned *nb
atltnted the forprry for one of the
genuine cn|w. At the end of the aerie*
of visits, therefore. Rossettl once more
possessed the copies and the potter the
genuine set. which he ?>old. I t>elleTe. to
ti. Tfeaot."
Morphine and Morality.
MnrpMne stands nne<i?aled a? n pet
rerter of the moral sense Whisky
may disturb the Imagination and Jndg
ment. causing many ?nd an
wis* actions to follow It* n*e. hut mor
phine strikes deeper and rrrntes a per
non whom the f.ither of ll?? must rec
ognlie as kindred to himself. Storl s
that are the creation of a distorted
brain, told In a manner to appear no
Intrinsically trne that the stories be
come works of art. are what yon will
obtain from the hnbltwal user of mor
phlne or cocaine. 1 know of nothing
that will appeal to one of these sufll
clently to enable you to (ret an honest
reply to any question of moment yon
may address to him. If yon ahonld re
celre n trnthfni reply It will be by ac
cident.? Xorth Amerlctm Journal of
Homeopathy.
A Till of Two Hair*.
Of the dandy D'Oraay's not trery
brilliant "wit" this la from Fein
mouth's hlography: "The company
were lounging al>o?t the fireplace when
n singularly tactlesa gentleman of the
name of Powell crept np behind the
connt and. twitching suddenly a hair
out of the back of his head, er
claimed: Excuse me. connt: one soil
tary white hnlrr D'Orwy eontrlred to
conceal his annoyance, but bided his
time. Very soon he fonnd hi* chance
and. approaching Mr. Powell, he de
llberately plucked a hair from his
head, exclaiming, 'Parrdon, Pow-all;
one solitary black 'alrf "
Not Hit Air.
It was a very fashionable concert,
and the artists were rery **" known
ones, but the two young things were
too busy with picking out their peeol
larltles to hear the music.
In the midst ftf a bceutlful selection
the planl?t sndden'y lifted his hands
frotn the keys, and ?>ne of the yoniie
things was heard tt> my clearly:
"I wonder If that hair Is his ownT"
The old man who sat beside her was
slightly deaf, but he turned with a he
nerolent smile.
"Xo. miss," he Imparted pleasantly:
"that Is Schubert's." ? Philadelphia
Ttmes.
A Friendly Tip.
"I'm going to keep on climbing until
I reach the top of Ihe ladder." said the
candidate who had Just been elected
to a petty office.
"That's all right." rejoined the o??
politician, "bnt take my adr1ee aid
keep an eye on the men at the bottoti
Tbey are the chops who can upset He
ladder."- Pit tabu rg Post.
A Straightforward Antwar.
J. B. Llpplncott once rentored to ?k
Onidn, tbe novelist, bow she came *.o
know so much about cluba, camp Hfe.
barracks, gambling honaes and otlw
places which are only rlslted by nv-n
She placed her hands npon ber kww
and, looking straight at her questioner.
Mid, "It la none of your business*
Good Sailing
Jack? Once more, Molly, will yon
marry me? Village Bell*? For tbe
thirteenth time this hour 1 tell yon I
will not. Jack? Well, thirteen knot*
in honr ain't bad salltn' for a little
craft like you.? Ixmdon Tit Bit*.
Exhautts th? Stoofc.
Peck? I tell you It takes a lot of
courage to propose. tleek? Ye*. so
ranch that many of yon husband* nev
er hare any afterward.? Boston Trail
script.
In politics what begins In fwr twoil
ly ends In folly Oolertdf*.
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