OTHMAN CIGARS
Is a foil wrapped cigar, foil
of (rood, clean sweet, pleasure
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 want just when you
want, and at the right price.
NELSON Sc ME ATM
Firstclass Barber Shop in Connexion
WHAT YOU’RE DOIN’
SHIVERIN’—THAT’S WHAT:
YOU NEED Wm
Get it From NELSON & FOY
W. H.JOHNSTi N
Bl 1 BD1XG C’ONTIi A 1 T<>R
RKAL ESTA'l’II
I NTEUNATJONAI. A V UNI K
TERRITORIAL TATTLE
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Innes Davidson, an oldtimo print
er of the Klondike, died March 0 in
hit home in Seattle.
Charles H. McConrt, pioneer of
Nome and the FortymiJe country,
died recently at Seattle.
United States Commissioner
Noaks has started a movement to
organize a post of the American
Legion at Cordova,
Maurice Linehan, an otdtime min
er of Yukon Territory, was found
dead ‘n his cabin on Fighty Flip, a
trilHitary of Hunker creek, recently
t'enth was from natural causes.
Native reindeer owners a?e bring
ing a large assortment of fresh meat
to Nome which is eagerly bought
hv Nomnites at 25 cents per pound.
I he natives say the reindeer are urn
usually abundant this winter which
has solved the meat problem there.
The Alaskan Engineering Com
mission made a rate of $2..r>0 far a
trial shipment of anything from 50
to 500 tons of coal from Nenana to
Fairbanks for the purpose of givir. ■
a tryout io the coal and the feas :
bility of its use in Fairbanks. It
offered further to rut n rfdiwad
track across the Tanana river and
deliver cord to Fairbanks regularly
if it was guaranteed 2,00ft tons of
the commodity at once.
Robert F. Sheldon, the Richardson !
road stageline man and road com-1
inissioner in the Fourth Division^
has purchased a one-third interest!
in the Samson Hardware Company !
at Fairbanks, of which J.F. Barrack
is the principal owner. Mr. Sheldon
it is understood will give perse*vd
attent on to the business.
Henry Nordhof, pioneer of Yukon J
Territory, was burned todejuth when :
his cabin at Stewart, in the Terri
tory was destroyed by fire. The
Nordhof cabin was completely de
stroyed and the hotel building of
Mrs. Smythe bad a narrow escape.!
Nordhof was a German by birth and
was a florist in Brookbn when he
joined the Klondike stampede, ent-'
ering the country by Hie Edmonton
route He was engaged in placer
mining for fourteen years on Hen-1
derson creek.
NORTHERN GRILL
STEM'ART. B. C.
Reopened
Remodeled
Renovzifed
BOXES FOR LADIES AND PARTIES OPEN ALL NIGHT
Wm. Lawley Oeo. Smith
KING EDWARD HOTEL
—-.-., WA-«
The Bum Plamber
y^/hose Hot Water Coil6 and heat
ing devices have br tight com
fort to many homes in Prince
Rupert and elsewhere, has given
Hycter the once over, and likes the
town.
|—| e will he bore 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.
JJetter write today for his circular
explaining bow this can be done
and giving testimonials from satis
fied customers.
Bart-g Bang-on
princr Kuper II. E.
MRS. S. MARTIN
DRESSMAKER
Alterations and Fancy Work
THE STAR
Rooming House
four Patronage Solicited Open Day and Xiglu
Miss Maud Bishop, Proprietress
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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