OTHMAN CIGARS
Is a foil wrapped cigar, full
of good, 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. Just
what you want, just when you
want, and at the right price.
NELSON & HEATH
Firstclass Barber Shop in Connection
WHAT YOU'RE DOIN’
SHIVERIN’—THAT’S WHAT!
Get It From NELSON & FOY
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VV. H. JOHNSTON
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REAL ESTATE
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Company
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too hiti for us to handle
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GUARANTEED ON AS-S. *<> *s’
J. W. Marr, Manager.
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TERRITORIAL TATTLE
Judge F.M.Brown has appointed
J.F.Major commissioner at Talkeet
na to succeed John F.Coffey.
Seward has received a new fire
truck, and its tryout gave the city
council and the j>eoplc splendid sat
isfaction.
Iver Olson, pioneer of Petersburg,
died recently at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. C. S. Hamilton, at
Sacramento, Cal. Olson located in
Wrangell in 189n.
Three pioneer residents of the
Cook Inlet country, Frank Churchill
George Clyde and John Bartell, tet
ter known as “Red Jack,” propose
to establish a fox raising farm near
the village of Knik, at the head of
Cook inlet. Land for this purpose
has already teen cleared
Dick Thorson who, with Albert
Bernard, made a comfortable for
tune on Esther and St Patrick creeks
in the Tanana and added to it in
the halibut fishing business out of
Seattle, then bought a farm near
Graham, Washington, is returning
to Fairbanks this year. He and
Murphy Brothers and Code own
hounuth property on Eva creek in
T,»..i;Hiika country, and they
it this year.
The Misses Edith and Ethel Mc
Intosh have removed from Anchor
age to Seward where they will re
side in the future.
George Braich of Skagway will
reopen the Broadway billiard rooms
at that place in April. He recently
returned to Skagway from Juneau
The Valdez Igloo of Pioneers re
cently made by unanimous vote
Gen. W.P.Richardson, Maj. W.R. Ab
ercrombie, who wos stationed at>
Valdez at the head of the explora
tion expeditions in the earlv days.,
and II.B.Selby, editor of ttrs Valdez
Miner, honorary members.
D.C.Crowley, pioneer merchant of
Nome, has gone outside to pupohase
machinery and material to erect
four cold storage plants at Nome.
The company of whioh Mr. Crowley
is one of the directors, has about
18,000 reindeer and is shipping to
outside markets. The company
will ship out 2,000 carcasses this
summer and is expecting that the
trade will increase. H« drove a
racing team of dogs from Nome to
the end of steel on the government
railway.
HYDER
RANSFER
COMPANY
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H. L,. Reid - Louis Legg
Saddle and Pack Horses
DELIVERIES MADE
ANYWHERE - ANYTIME
The Wum Plumber
y^/hose Hot Water Coils acid 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 will 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 trilling cost
JJetter write today for his circular
explaining hqw this can be done
and giving testimonials from satis
fied customers.
Prinke Kuprm B. C.
Xzarry Bang-on l
MRS. S. MARTIN
DRESSMAKER
Alterations and Fancy Work
THE STAR
Rooming House
Y<mr Patronage Soliciied
Open Day and Xight
Miss Maud Bishop, Proprietress
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HYDER, ALASKA
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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
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