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The Best Merchandise
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“It’s a Good
flace to Trade”
' Ship Greek Meat Go.
Anderson & Jensen, Proprs.
Meats and Provisions
Wholesale and Retail
Cold Storage Plant in Connection
Special Attention Given to Restaurant, Mine and Camp Trade
Fourth ave, between D and E sts Allchor&gC, Alciskcl
‘Pacific Grocery Co.
WHOLESALE
Our Goods will be Found Reliable
Anchorage Alaska
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ALASKA NEWS
A. Lemons, of Pasco, Wash., has
made application to mine coal in
Alaska.
Albert Wile, former postmaster at
Idiltarod, will spend the winter in
Tolovana, believing that a coming
camp.
A Juneau paper tells of a horse
that lay down for a nap on the main
street of that town—a good, quiet
place.
Lloyd L. Mason, an old-tim'e mer
chant of Nome, died on the trail to
Candle, after having suffered a par
alyt cistroke.
Dave Spurgeon, a big mining oper
ator on Gold Run, Nome district,
died in Nome last week, following a
short illness.
“If you want to talk war Join the
army and get paid for it,” is the sign
displayed before a Seward man's
place of business.
John Connelli, an Italian, aged 88
years, was killed la3t Friday after
noon by an explosion in the Kbner
mine, back of Juneau.
W. F. Weimer, of Seward, cut off
the third finger of his left hand and
badly lacerated the hand, whiile fool
ing with a "buzz” saw at that place,
recently.
John Neuhause, a soldier at Nome,
slashed Louis Holmgren so seriously
that it was necessary to put several
stitches into his body to hold him
together.
Mrs. Wiekersham, wife of Jele
gate Wiekersham, after a two-weeks’
visit to the San Francisco exposition,
went to Philadelphia to meet her
son, Lieut. D. P. Wiekersham, of the
battleship Illinois.
THE NEWS STAND
A. Frodenberg, Prop.
Next to Bolte’s Hardware Store,
4th Ave. Bet. G and H Sts.
Stationery, Typewriting Snpplies,
Cigars, Tobacros, Fete.
Circulating Library.
Anchorage Wall Paper Co.
Best Material
Prices Reasonable
Paper Hanging
All Kinds of Signs
Decorating
Building Paper
Window Shades
Electric Flash Lights, Ironing
Hoards, Etc.
THE FIRM THAT LIGHTS
ANCHORAGE
Price & Bennett
PLUMBING OCR SPECIALTY
A full line of goods for your water
connections.
SHEET METAL WORK AND
GASOLINE LIGHTING
FIFTH ST., BETWEEN G AND H
Col. Revcll, who has the contract
for carrying the mail between Sew
ard and Iditarod, has installed elec
tric searchlights on his sleds. The
lights will be operated with a storage
battery.
Republicans are showing signs of
awakening all over Alaska, especial
ly in the Second, Third and Fourth
divisions, where republican clubs
have been organized or are now in
process of being organized.
Charles L. Stevens, operator of
Joslin’s wireless plant in the Tolo
vana, has started the publication of
a daily bulletin to give the people
of that district the news and keep
them informed of the happenings of
the world.
The Fairbanks Citizen prints a
story which states that there is some
person in the Fairbanks district who
looks enough like Leroy Tozier to be
able to collect his bills. Few people
who know Leroy will believe the
story.
Charles Drapeati, a well known old
timer in interior Alaska, died last
week in Iditarod. He was recently
engaged in tne moving picture busi
ness in Iditarod and Ruby, and was
probably the best known musician in
Alaska.
A potted aster in full bloom is on
display in a window in Seward.
When the first frost came it was re
moved from the ground and taken
into the house, where they grew to
an unusual height and are now cov
ered with rare bloom.
The Nome Nugget states that two
and possibly three antimony mines
in that district will be exploited dur
ing this winter owing to the metal j
being in big demand for the manu
facture of shells. The ore will be
sacked and sent to the smelter next
spring after the opening of naviga
tion.
Clothes cleaned and pressed at
The Model, corner Foourth and E st.
The HERTEL-NESTORCo.
Still carry the same line of 1
goods as usual, but will also
have a full line of
Home Making of All Kinds.
II. S. Restaurant
Harry Tasaki,
Proprietor
“GOOD E A T S ”
QUICK SERVICE
Anchorage, - - Alaska
Diedrick & Taylor, Proprietors
W. A. Taylor, Manager
Manufacturers of all kinds of
IViinerai Water
Syrups
Agents for Grape Juice
Anchorage, - - Alaska
POLLEY BROS.
General Merchants
TIMELY SUGGESTIONS FOR COU) WEATHEH
Hood Rubber Co. Buckeye Pacs $5
Big Variety of Socks 10c to 65c
Heavy Underwear
STANFIELD’S W’OOLFTTS
WRIGHT’S HANKS’
FAR WEST AND OTHERS
$1.50 TO $4 PE R8UIT
HEAVY WOOLEN SHIRTS MACKINAWS
$2 TO «5 . $8.50 and 90.00
BIG VARIETY OF SOCKS
10c TO 051
Big Grocery Line : Big Hardware Line
| Anchorage Centra! Market
Cheapness is no.,
based on what
you pay,
but on what
you get for what
you pay
J. TUKXER, Prop.
Fourth Ave., Between E and F.
BEEF, MUTTON and PORK
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
Fresh Fruit, Vegetables and Gro
ceries.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
The Herning Family
Continue to dis-Tiense
j General Merchandise
At the Old Stand in Knik
Whatever You Want We Have
Whatever We Have You Want
Knik Trading Com’y
O. G. Herning, Manager
Knik Hardware Company
TOOLS
Miscellaneous and Builders’
HARDWARE
SASH, DOORS, FRAMES, ROOFING AND BUILDING PAPER
House Furnishing Goods
Cutlery, Earthen and Enamel Ware
HENRY BOKRMANN
Manager
THIRD AYE. AND H ST., ANCHORAGE
“OH! MY BACK!”
Those who sleep on
Crocker’s Mattresses
Launch and Painter s
Supplies a Specialty
Do not complain of then feelings or sleepless nights. Talk with
Crocker at once about Mattresses, Couches, Etc. He makes them
the best on eerth. Near the Corner of Fourth and H streets.
The Crocker Company Mattress Factory
Northern Drug Company, Inc.
Core ?3 slid Anchorage, Alaska
Dri . 35 Chemicals,
Ciga c and Tobaccos,
Confectic *nery and Stationery,
Tal .'isng Machines,
Phc d Supplies, Etc.
Cs . ih and H sts. Anchorage
CA 1ROL 8c CO.
CARROL BLOCK
Men s Outfitters
Me.'n Store: Seattle
I BRANCHES: SEWARD AND ANCHORAGE
“THAT MAN LOGEMANN”
Fifth ave, near D Street
All Sizes of films --
Kodaks
Cameras
K< ak Developing and Printing of the
Superior Kind at State Prices.
OPEN 9 J .M. TO 9 P.M. INCLUDING SUNDAYS
L. H. C ONLEY
Painting and Paperhanging
Complete line c. ‘ 'Vail Paper on
hand to E.eh-ct from.
Estimates che ■ fnlly furnished
Merchants Hot* M . Fourth ave.
SUN1 : UG’S
Lodging ar Oils House
Nice, warm, -.ortable Beds
refresl i Hatlis
P. O. Sundber - Proprietor
Shorty" Wehncke, l’ropr.
GENERAL
EXPRESS BUSINESS
Anchorage, - Alaska
The Kootenai Inn
Mrs. Alafar Dunlap, Propr.
LODGING
Rates reasonable 4th nr. C st.
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F. 1 ■'..‘annon, Propr.
4 : o BAR
Accommoc 1-r:s for Ninety Guests
Large ( er:.l Lobby. Pri
vate Lobby for Ladies
Best Rates Best Treatment
Best Accommodations
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