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Chester Horace Levere, one of Se
attle's prominent young attorneys is in
the city on a sight seeing trip.
The regular meeting of the school
board will take place at tbe school
house this evening at s o'clock.
Mrs. D. M. Culbertson. came up on
the Jefferson today after a pleasant |
visit with friends ar.d relatives outside.
There will be nearly oue hundred
passengers on tonight's train and most
of them will take the boat- out tonight
and tomorrow.
W. B. Robiuson, representing the
Olytnpla Brewing Company, is in the!
city bust. in*,' for business for his excel- ;
lent concern.
F. E. Burns, genera! manager of the
Alaska Steamship company, ar .
rived on tbe Jefferson and will remain
la the city for several days.
Abe M. Laska has purchased tbe old
Tivoli property on Broadway from
Tujwe & Sickenger and will use the
buildiDg as a warehouse. The deal ;
was made through Phil Abrahams.
Rev. Father Turnell. who was for '
many yes r> parish priest in this city,
is now in VaUez and is engaged in .
erecting a handsome church building
at that place. In a letter to frienJs in
thin city father Turnell reports Valdez
booming.
Huv. R. J, Cremont, Perfect A pes
tollc (or Ala^ki, accompanied by two
Dominican Nuns, passed through the
city uxiay on their way to Fairbanks,
at which place the lister* will remain.
Father Cremont will go from Fairbanks
to Nome and will likely go b?low for
the winter.
William Ward De Norton, who ha*
been ethployed as salesman at Behrend>
Mercantile company for a Ion? time,
will leave tomorrow (or Fairbanks
where he has accep'ed a lucrative
position. Mr. I>e Norton has many
friend* in this city who regret to see
him leave but will wish him well in his
future fip d of business.
(Additional Personals on page X)
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kecil.als on the Duplex day and night
a the Seattle Us the sweetest music
t ? t city.
notice-coal consumers
e are a J that Steamer Henri* I
etta sailing Vancouver today will
carry shipment of Ladysmith Lump
Coal for this port. We will sell this
cargo at old prices (J12. per ton on
wharf ! Consumers defiling this, the
Best Uou> hoM Coal on the Coast,
should place orders Now, a., prices;
will advance Oct. 1st.
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Geo. Blanchard, Manager
NEW FALL GOODS