JOHN F. MALONY.
Attorney fit Ivftw
Land and Mining Laws a Specialty.
Mining Claims Bought and Sold
Juneau - Alaska
Juneau perry
and
Navigation Company
TIME CARD.
Leave Juneau
9 oo a. m.
I I oo “
2 OO p. 111.
410
9 oo “
Leave Ireauwell
9 50 a. m.
12 50 p. m.
2 50 “
6 =50 “
9 30
Leave Sheep Creek
12 is p. m. 6 is. p. m.
JVliss. K. W. IVIahn,
Bressmrasilktsr
Tailor made Suits a specialty. The latest
Styles. The most Fashionable
and Best Made Garments to he
obtained in Alaska
One block west of Fox’s Store
Douglas - Alaska
MISS CLARA HAROLDSON
HAIRDRESSING.
.. MANACURING.
.FACE MASSAGE
Rooms, Corner 2nd and Franklin, Juneau
® DR. H. A- tiOFSTE <#}
: DENTIST:
Corner Third and Franklin St, Juneau
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Choicest and Largest collection of Views
of Alaska Scenery, Comprising
Illustrations of Indian Life,
Totems, Glaciers, Seal Islands,
Mines, Yukon, Sitka, Juneau,
Wrangel, and other points of
Interest in Alaska..
_FINE PORTRAITS A SPECIALLY . . .
WINTER & POND, Front St., Juneau
Occidental Pharmacy
PRESCRIPTIONS Carefully Compounded. Large Stock of PATENT MEDICIES,
RUBBER GOODS and DYES; Imported TOILET ARTICLES,
SPONGES, SOAPS and PERFUMERY.
NEW STORE.NEW DRUGS.PURE DRUGS.PURE CHEMICALS
KeU WEst and Imported EIGARS
Pion'pt Attont on Given to Mail Order.'. Pharmacy Open Day ami N'glit
A. B. KL\EBOE. lJegutered Pharmacist
P.O.Box 125 Front Street • - - Juneau
Telephone 37
SLIM KID BOB
i> Douglas Citv Hotel and Cafe §
--
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
S I .OO j 11 - 1 >*"»>• mid l 3 j > w f-» pdt-i
fi^ifThe only first-class Hotel in Douglas.
BIRCH BROS., Proprietors
Front Street Douglas, Alaska
^ How to Reach Alaska ^
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
1 ledule
LEAVE GOING NORTH
Connecting at Tacoma! Juneau
San l ra tic is co, Port Townsend and 4 a. in. and
[.roardwav Wharf, I ier Victoria, 13. G .with Seattle Douglas
No. 9, at 9 a. 111. steamers leaving as 9 a. in. Island,
follows.
Umatilla Aug 12,City of Topeka Aug 15 Aug 15 Aug 19
Umatilla “ 27 City of Topeka “ 30 “ 30 Sept 3
Umatilla Sept 11 City of Topeka Sept T4 Sept 14! “ 18
City of PueWa " 26 City of Topeka_ 29I “__3_
LEAVE GOING SOUTH
I Due p.,,,
i Victoria,B.C. Pu*;
I Port San
Sitka. Juneau. Townsendf j Fran
i Seattle and C4,SCM°
_| Tacoma, j A~
Anyf 22 Aug 21 Aug 27 Sept 2
Sept 6 Sept 7 Sept 11 “ 17
21! “ 22' “ 26 Oct 2
Oct 6 Oct 7 Oct u “ 17
Freight for Alaska from Portland should he shipped from Portland to Tacoma via Northern Pacific Railway
at least two days before the sailing of the steamer from Tacoma.
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.
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 togs or 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 when steamers should
be at the different ports pro\ iding all the conditions are favorable. The company reserves right to change
steamers and sailing dates.
NOTH—Those desiring more extended and interesting information regarding Southeastern Alaska are ad
vised to procure one of this Company’s pamphlets . "Howto Reach oe 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 of 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.
FRANK A. BROOKS, (JOOI)ALh, PERKINS *fc C O.,
Alaska Supt.. .Tiinnnu. Alaska. General Acreiit.K. San Fraiiolsoo, C.'al.