OTHMAN CIGARS
Is a foil wrapped cigar, full
of good, clean sweet pier sure
for the Smoker. You will find
our stock of smokers-’ articles
most complete,
ON THE JOB
. Our clothing department is
on the job all the time, .lust
what you ant. ju-t when you
Want, and at. the right price.
NELSON & HEATH
Firstclass Barber Shop in Connection
WHAT YOU’RE DOIN’
SHIVERIN’—THAT’S WHAT!
YOU NEED WOOD
Get It From NELSON & FOY
W. ML JOHNS TON
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ItKAL ESTATE
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Marr Building
Company
WILL CONTRACT FOR ANY
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TVI othing too bi<* for us to handle
^othintl too small for us to overlook
AUSOLUTELV EXPERT WORK
(iUARAiMEEi) ON ALL .JOES
J, W. MaRR, Manager.
Office, Hotel Hyder
HYDER LUMBER CO.
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LUMBER
Rough
Dressed
Flooring
Ceiling
Rustic
Wainscotting
From a sliver to a cargo
TERRITORIAL TATTLE
It is report!• ! *hat coal has reach
ed $40 a tor at Nome.
Mrs. E.E.Rowell, wife of a Nome
mining man, died recently in New
York of cancer of the stomach.
The Fairbanks News-Miner says
that more than $100,000 have been
lost in publishing newspapers in
Fairbanks.
Oil claims are bteing staked near
Mile 19 on the Copper River and
Northwestern Railway, 19 miles
from Cordova.
George Zollinger, a ; loneer of
Nome, was stricken with par; lysis
gist before the last mail to arrive
from Nome left there.
11. D. Thompson and H. A. Chad
wick have leased a hotel building
at Katalla and will operate it under
'he name of the Breakers.
Thomas Riley, pioneer of Alaska
and for several years a resident of
Anchorage, was recently admitted
to the Pioneers Home at Sitka.
.Judge W. G. Thomas of Wrangell
recently celebrated the 43d anniver
sary of his arrival at that place,
judge Thomas says he knows only
four people now alive who w ere at
Wrangell when he arrived there
They are Maurice Healy and E. P.
Lynch who still reside at Wrangell,
Edward Ludeeke in the Pioneers
Home at Sitka fend Charles Morse
of Juneau.
The total enrollment of pupils in
the Ketchikan public Schools has
refjghed 303, making the Ketchikan
school second in size in the Terri
tory.
John Gillis. who was formerly in
charge of the radio station at Mile
14 on the Copper river railroad is
now working in a shipyard in San
Francisco.
The buildings on claim 10 below
discovery on Quartz creek, Dawson
country, belonging to J.VV. and CP.
Smart, were recently burned to the
ground. The loss is placed at SI,500.
Word from Ruby is that people
are making a great success this
winter trapping for furs. It is also
said*that ptarmigan and rabbits are
very plentiful for the first time in
several years.
George R.Poppell, who has been a
resident of Fairbanks almost since
the town started, died there recent
ly folio*ing a stroke of paralysis
He is survived by a son, Edgar
Popped, who is United Statas Dep
u y Marshal! at Circle.
HYDER
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yy nose Mot Water Coils and heat
ing devices have brought com
fort to many homes in Prince
Rupert and elsewhere, has given
Hyder the once over, and likes the
town,
J—| e v/ill be here again before long
to tell the people how they can
have all the hot water they can use
in their homes and at a trifling cost
getter write today for his circular
. explaining htjw this can be done
and giving testimonials from satis
fied customers.
Darm Yanson
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MRS. S. MARTIN
DRESSMAKER
Alterations and Fancy Work
THE STAR
Rooming House
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Miss Maud Bishop, Proprietress
HYDER, ALASKA
Gateway to the Great Salmon River Mineral Area
At the Door of the Famous Premier Mine
You Have to Come to Hyder to
Reach the Mines
FASTEST GROWING TOWN IN THE NORTH