The original “Alaska Meat Market,”
George F. Miller, proprietor; E. Otto,
manager. This market has just been
neatly painted and repaired. The only
w holesale and retail market in Douglas. *
Egan & McKay the proprietors of the
only reliable “Alaska Meat Market” in
Douglas have made a decided cut in prices
on all kinds of meats. While only the
best meats will be sold by this firm their
prices will be found to be the lowest. * ,
Is there not some branch of a good English !
I
education in which you are deficient? If
so, why not take private lessons of B. M.
Wilson, Juneau hotel? A thorough sys
tem of shorthand taught.
Jack Cavanaugh formerly proprietor of
the Blue Front rasort on lower Front street i
desires to announce to his many friends j
that he has now moved into larger and !
more handsome quarters in the building
lately occupied by the Model restaurant,
near the corner of Franklin and Front
streets. *
Mr. Ch tries Wortman wishes to an
nounce to the people of Douglas that he
has now started a coal yard and is ready
to supply all who may desire good coal at
low prices. *
Mesdames Monroe and Whitley desire to
inform the public that they are now pre
pared to do fine dressmaking. Prices, $8, #10
and #12. Cor 2nd and Franklin, Juneau.*
Church Services
St. Luke’s Congregation, Douglas isl- !
and. Divine services held every Sunday i
evening at 7:30 o’clock. Women’s Guild, j
Saturday afternoon at 2:30. Confirmation
class, every Sunday afternoon at 2:30.
Rev. a. j. Campbell, m. a., m. d.,
Missionarv.
Advertised Letters
Following is the list of letters remaining j
uncalled for in the Douglas postoffice, '
October 14, 1896:
Anderson, G A
Hogen, Robert
Jackson, Eugene D
Manning, Bob
Sh-un-dva, Chariie
Willard, Edward
Griseza, Frank
Hayes, Annie
Jones, William
Samson, Jim
Taylor, John
Wilson, Miss Lena
When calling for above letters, please
sav “advertised.”
E. MCKANNA, P. M.
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THE HOME BAKERY_
WM. BENNETT, Proprietor
Home Bakery and Coffee Saloon
CONFECTIONARY
■$i How to Reach Alaska
Paeific Coast Steamship Company
NORTH BOUND SOUTH BOUND
| Connecting: with ,
Leave I Connecting; at I Leave ' : Due Str. Walla Walla
San Francisco, j *>or' I ownsend > -] aconia' ! j Victoria,B.C for San Francisco Due
Hroardwav i , ! 4 a.m. eav; ! Leave Leave Port I Leaving ’ I
Wharf, Pier j 'of?*??’’ ! Seattle | |Unaau j sitka.1 Juneau. Jov'.I!sen^,1 |Seattle 8 a. m,
No. g, at g a. m. r \ T , i 9 a- rn- i I i Seriltle and pOI t Townsend 12 m. i c,sco
I C,tv ,,f Tope^_; _| _ | Tacoma. ivictoria. B,C. 8 p,m. I
Umatilla Sept 26 Sept 2g Sept 2g Oct 3 Oct 6 Oct 7 Oct n Oct 14 | Oct 17
Umatilla Oct it Oct 14 Oct 14 “ 18 " 21 “ 22 “ 26 ** 20 Nov 1
Umatilla “ 26 “ 2g " 2g Nov 2 Nov 5 Nov 6 Nov 10 Nov 1? j 16
Umatilla Nov 10 Nov 13 Nov u “ 17 “ 20 “ 21 “ 23 “ 28 Dec 1
Umatilla “ 25 " 2$ “ 28 Dec 2 Dec 5 Dec 6 Dec 10 Dec 13 _ 16
Umatilla Dec 10 Dec 13 Dec 13 “ 17 " 20 “ 21 “ 23 " 28 “ 31
Umatilla “ 26 " 2g “ 2g Jan 2 Jan 5 Jan 6 Jan 10 Jan 12 Jan 15
Umatilla Jan g Jan 12 Jan 1 j “ 16 “ ig “ 20 “ 24 “ 27 " 30
Umatilla 24 “ 27 " 27' “ 31 Feb 3 Feb 4 Feb 8 Feb 11 Feb 14
These dates, as far as they relate to ports in Alaska, are purely approximate. In case of steamers calling
at other ports, which they are liable to. or in case of togsor other unfavorable weather, tides, ete. these dates
cannot be relied on. It is not unlikely that ports for some reason, may be stopped at going south instead of
going north, as scheduled. This schedule is made to give an approx mate idea of dates wnen steamers should
be at the different ports providing all the conditions are favorable. The company reserves right to change
steamers and sailing dates.
Passengers intending to take the steamer at Tacoma should arrive there early enough to go on board the
evening previous to the sailing, as the steamer leaves Tacoma at 4 a. m.
No I E—Those desiring more extended and interesting information regarding Southeastern Alaska are ad
vised to procure one of this Company's pamphlets . “Howto Reach ne Gold Fields of Alaska,” postage one
cent: “North and South,” nicely illustrated, postage five cents: “Alaska Excursions,” postage one cent;
Folder and Map, postage one cent; which will be forwarded on receipt of cost of postage. These can generally
be obtained at Railroad and other Ticket Offices, or at the General Office ot the Company, No. 10 Market street,
San Francisco.
TICKET OFFICE:—Palace Hotel, No. 4 New Montgomery St., San Francisco.
J. F. TROWBRIDGE, Puget Sound Supt., Ocean Dock, Seattle, Wash.
PRANK A. liliOOKS GOODAI.!., PisKIv I NS A < <)..
AliixUii Supt.. .111110:1.11. \IiimIoi. Gcoum'iiI Agents. S:m Kriinolseo. f'jil.
-B. fl). Behrends
DEALER IN
(Several Merchandise
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
licit-: an(1 (Japs, Hardware and Building Material, Paints and Oils, Caipets,
Rugs and Wall Paper
In Dry Goods our stock is as complete no *• as any in the Tenitory of
Alaska and our prices throughout are tiie Lowest—We also carry a well
selected line of Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Underwear.
Cor. Seward and Third Streets - - - Juneau, Alaska
When Comings f o.n tbo Fery DROP IN ar
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