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Expert Watch and
Jewelry Repairing
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Refractng Optician
. .r.i luwto <'[ Sou lb Bend Optical College
i:\Mtiiinaiinns made and Glasses
Fitted by Means of the
01*1! TH ALMO-M KTUE
^ Fine Kngraving and
P Diamond letting a
2 Specialty.
rr ss msr .t? rzr.- ;zz? .xr7 /kb mm jsrar teat mar mm a
MM of I"' fraction Corrected.
Kach c-iso receives tbe utmost
euro Mill special looses ground
where required.
Raw Furs....
fligh Pr'ces for R-v furs
Percys F ur House
O r lUCUtod for
or it. Al.isk > I'.-c
IWATiO; .A.M.EY;
oiis i:* tlie ceo tor of
Chamber Of Commerce
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SEATTLE'S
j[ i'opulnr Hotel ;
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European Plan SI Up
STRIKE STILL UN
St :iy aw?v from Treaihvell. The
rike is still ou between tho Treadwell
< ; I M in inn company anil No. 101', W.
!?. oi M., Douglas, Alaska. All work
in? men aro requested to stay away
ami assist us in securing an S-hour day
uul living wage. All rumors to tho
:i ih.it, tho strike is otT are false,
i.oc.i! I'nion N\>. 109 will notify you
>vhen ,i settlement is rt-aonej.
I!y oiiler of Douglas lsl??il Minors'
I
1 . \1? I>o\ \l.l>, K. AUSTROM,
I 'resilient. ^oc. -Treasurer
I iilv, l'i. li'Os 11S I mo
HOT MINERAL BATHS
?' ? Hot- Springs, now open to the
Good rooms anil restaurnnt in
eon e:;.ju. Hot mineral baths nncx
c die - lioddard& l>*ooks, Proprietors.
S-'JT I mo
S i' >oi i lie for The Alaskan.
OCN'I WORK nil THE TIME
Why not play a same of F.uglisb Bil
,!xl? at Limerick Alley this evening.
QUICK DELIVERY PHONE SO
r>'itrgage. coal anil wood de'ivercd u|>
oa '-'lor si notice iluy or night.
H. Freidcnthal,
i-lx ;?rcssiasr Bonded Carrier.
POSITION US SALESMAN
Wo.: like position us sa'sstnan iu
?
i J furniture ,-alesinan? retlnish
er and repairer. Addres F 1
130 tf i
HAT IHE KIDNEYS 00.
Tliei.- U iicm sine Work Korps Us
Strom; tind HenltUy.
All the IdovJI in the body passes
kidneys once every three
.
v ww \ night binl day. Whet)
?.e.i! iv they remove about, *>iH) grainy
. f impure millet dally, when unhealthy
this Impure matter if left
<>o! This brlogs on many
ptoms? pain in the
? rvoasness, hot, dry
? ? and h 'arlng, dizzi
ness. imga>ar heart, debility, drowsl*
its in the urine, etc.
? keep he filters right you
b tvi ? ? trouble with your kidneys,
W. A. 1 1 :i'.\ kins, ill. i Wsler way, Se
ittio, Wash., mjs: "It gives me
l> mi:' it the pro- ent time to confirm
-r ?**< tent I j?ive ?ome years ago in
favor of Doan's Kidoejr Pills, the relief
I o .t n>.i1 from their use having
ivmv p ruruient. I used remedy
iicf. 1 had tbo most severe pains
aero s the small of my b.ck, ami was
o^'mI by the irregular action of
S':l s helped roe at once, acd a con
: at advocate of Doan's Kidtey
.ii have recommended 1 1. em on
ucc is ns as 1 know they do just
1 1 it !? claimed for them."
t'or s.il" by all dealers. Price f>o
I Konter-M ilhurn Co., Buffalo, N,
?- for tin United States*
r th>- name ? Doan's ? and
i take no other.
on* On, "BUOjjO tfftWV tba '= ? on evwy j
s/sTnr$^0'bo*.. 25c
L^;-;: TV? ?"'very
P.E.KERN
GOLD AND
SILVERSMITH
? Of NUGGET j[WfLRY
DEALER IN
Ms i ill us
Hand PaintedlChina
and Cut Glass
fill! Line of Elgin
and Wailham Watches
Mrs. K. F, W. Lowlo has issued invi
tations for curds on Tuesday next.
Mr anil Mrs Ilichard iiuslioll are
homod for the winter at the Fifth
Avenue hotel.
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Mrs. E. Peero very pleasantly entnr
tained M. and Mrs. J, J. Wrisjht ni din
ner on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lull and chil
Jren are in town from Juneau and have
rooms at the 1'ullen house.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wynn-Jobnson
and children are for the present oc
cupying rooms in the Pullon house.
Major and Mrs E A Snyder, Miss
Katie and Hilllard Snyder, of White*
liorse, were I'ullen housg guests the
?arly part of the week.
Mrs George Blanchard anil lilt'e
laugher Bessie, returned from luneau
>n tho JelTerson whero Ihey wore
visiting' with Mrs T A Foster.
Mrs J F Maloney, of Juneau, was a
round trip pa?senger on tlto JetTersou.
Mrs Maloney came for a short visit
with her sister, Mrs H D Kirmse.
Miss Emma Boono and Katie Wright
returned homo on tho JelTerson. Miss
Wright visited in Seattle and Miss
Boone went as far east as Indiacapolie.
Mr and Mrs Howard Ashley wish to
tnnouncc ro tho Public tha*. thev ar1
now grandpa and grandmn, that
Margaret Miller belongs very much to
them.
Mrs !?' T Mc Brieu returned on the
JelTerson from a two month.- visit to
Seattle and Portland < >n the way
home Mrs Mc Brien visited u ? Juneau
for a week.
Mr and Mrs K S Kingsbury nnd ^jn,
have taken rooms at tho Fifth Avenue
hotel for tho winter. Prof (Jarvin and
wife will occupy the cottage vacatcd by
Mr and Mrs Kingsbury when Mrs Gar
vin returns from Portland.
Thursday evonlug Judge and Mrs R
A GunnisOD entertained at a duck
ilinuor at tho Pullcn house. The in
vited guests were Mr and Mrs Harold
Lull, Mr and Mrs C 1-1 Winn- Johnson,
Captain Pope, Mrs IT S Pullen and Dr
antl Mrs f-S Keller.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Kollm, of Fair
banks, wore dinner guests of l")r and
Mrs L S Keller on Tuesday evening.
Mr and Mrs Kollm will sail Sunday on
the Princess Beatrice for S.m Frnn
cIsco where they will spend the winter.
They are stopping at the Dawey.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Srn'th very pleas
antly entertaiued at cn'-ds on ?Yednes
day evening- Those present were Vrs.
Manglta, Mis.es Stinelmu^h and Lic
dahl: Messis. A. \V. Grovus. Hillery,
Coding, l'arc, Marithew ?nd Sipprelle.
The hostess assisted by the voung ladies
served a dainty luncheon.
The I'ullen house pave a most de
lightful hop Monday evening for guests
and frier.ds. Cards and <!nncing were
indulgid :n until a late hour when ex
cellent refreshments were served by
the hostess assisted by a bevy of friends.
The music was furnished by Miss Cos
tello and was all that could be desired.
So many were present that it would be
impossible to give names of guosts.
That the affair was a great success rocs
without saying
Judge H. B. Le Fevre returned or
the Jefferson from a trip to Junea.u?1
trip in which business and pleasure
were combined. As tho judge Is a roan
of business he accomplished quickly nil
he sought to do in that line. Bo had
intended returning on the Cottago
City but tbo failure of that ship to
arrive loft tho judge with several days
to fill in, which he employed with
pleasure and profit in visiting tho vari
ous points to be reached from Junoau
in small boats and in little time, lie
enjoyed his enforced vacation.
In spite of the storm, the card party
given by Mrs C G Miller on Sat
urday last, proved a success of the
jollicst kind. All the buses in the
town were called into servico and
every one invited was present.
The charming gowos and smiling faces
of the guests, with the autumn leaf
decorations made a pleasing picture.
The afternoon was pleasantly spent at
"?">00." The young hostess was assisted
by Mcsdair.es Mushell, Kingsbury,
Steiner, and Hockett. After cards the
guests were ushered into tho dining
room which was handsomely decorated
with festoons of autumn leaves, ?nd
seated at a delicious courco luncheon.
Mrs K A Callarman won the cut
prize? a handsomo cup, saucer and
plate: for points. Mrs Huckctt took
honors and was given a hand painted
cake plate; a lovely hand painted c ike
plate went also to Mrs AS Smith for
progression, Mrs F F W Lowie was
given a very pretty pickle dish by
way of consolation. The guests pres
ent were Mesdames, Uahn, G II Miller,
Hawkes, Hockett, Ashley, Ganty, Cal
Inrman. L'lmer. Ilosenberg, Steiner,
Kingsbury, K L Miller, Shaw, Kirmse,
Guthrie, rfushcll. Weber. Black, Orch
ard. Gabie, Lowle, Smith, Le Fevre,
King and Yandewalr. Misses Moore
house, Dobler and Doerrer.
Judge J. J. Ropers now In town
has received letters from Mrs. Rop
ers, dated tliu 1st inst.., saying her
self and mother are experiencing a
delightful season in the French capi
tal, prior to undertaking her contem
plated Australian tour or return to
the states, to the latter of which she
seems now more inclined.
Sho describes with enthusiasm the
many objects of interest which con
front her in the Parisian capital, with
all its brilliance of autumnal color
ing. including the Louvre, Pantheon,
Tuilleries, .lard iu de Plautes, the
Seine, Tour Eifel, the majestic tem
ples of grand opera, Trocadero and
i n co m pa ra ble hoi i leva rd s.
Iler most treasured remembrance,
however, will be her memorable meet
lug with the world's sreatest vocal
instructor. Mine. Marches!, during
which she was presented to and sang
for Mine. Melba. the world's
acknowledged queen of song. Time
will never efface the delightful inci
dents and experience of that meet
ing: the gracious and tender manner,
in which the accomplished diva, talc*
' ing and holding her hand, whispered
! words of Inspiration and encourage
! inent, while complimenting her upon
the mode and finish of her vocal ef
fort and the excellent quality of her
voice, especially the coveted "tim
bre." upon which sho dwelt with
great fervor, and remarked that it
constituted the hlsh< st quality of the
human voice.
Mme. Melba urged her very strong
ly to remain and sing a season or
two or three months in Paris under
the direction of Marches!, and among
her last woius predicted for Mrs,
Rogers, a successful carccr, and In
sisting that it would always be a per
sonal pleasure to hear of hei
professional triumphs, and that she
must never forget, that friendly offi
ces were always open to her in anj
j emergency.
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STRICTLY FfRST-CLASS
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The TRAIL
SHEA & PATTEN, PROPS.
?im?
Formerly of The Original "PACK TRAIN"
Broadway and Jtin Avenue , Shagivay , Alaska
jj CENTRALLY LOCATED BEST ACCOMMODATIONS 5
New Home Restaurant I
MRS. MARY BERNHOFFER, Manager
Best 35 Cent Meals in the City
FIFTH AVENUE, NEAR BROADWAY
Good Clean Beds From 25 Cents Up
BATHS IN CONNECTION
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THE MONOGRAM
BLOOM & ORACH. Proprietors
WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS
Wo carry a Full lino of Bar Supplies Direct Importers
Depot for A. I!. C. Bohemian St. Louis and Seattle Bottle Beer
P HEATED AND LIGH1ED FINE SAMPLE ROOM
j| BY ITS OWN PLANT FOR DRUMMERS
bite Pass fatcl
P. D McMillan, Manager
| earnest atta best appointed fiotel itt (be Vukon
isss lilbiteborse, y.t.
nmnstsmsautts
I Che Pack train Saloon
* * Brought Up-to-date ? *
K ALL THE GOOD FEATURES OF THE OLD "SEATTLE-' SALJON AS WELL
THOSE OF THE OLD "PACK TRAIN"
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The Building has been Remodelled and Newly Decorated throughout
and Every Modern Appliance Installed making It ~
The cinest ResoPt Fop Gentlemen in Alaska jj
tj
H ^Herman Grimm, Prop.
Only The Best Goods Handled jj
MOORE'S WHHRF CO.
Terminus W. P. & Y. Route
:: All South Bound Steamers Arrive and Depart FromThla Dock
REGULATION." 1905
Warehouse? -pen for delivery of merchandise from 8 a. m. to 6 p, m.
;; Perishables ONLY delivered on Sunday or at night.
? All frsight shipments destined southbound must be accompanied by a
SHiVi'Kit's Manifest (papers can be obtained at the U. 8. customs
office) and must be delivered before 6 p.m. No freight will be re
ceived on wharf after this nour.
j: BAGGAGE? rolls win oe collected on Checked Baqqaoe Oni.t. No
charge for bags and grips when unchecked.
The wharf gate will be clo.-'jd to the public when steamer Is nearing
dock and will be open.'donly wh?n passengers have disembarked,
tj Wharfage Tariff can be had on application at office on dock.
j; p. O. Box 175. C. E. WYNN-JOHNSON, Gen'l Mgr
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Oar Service is Always The Best
Our Rates as Low as the Lowest
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CALL ON IS FOR PRICES
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V. I. HAHN, Supt.
Railway Building Skaguay