The original “Alaska Meat Market,”
Geo. F. Miller, proprietor; E. Otto,
manager. This market has just been
neatly painted and repaired. The only
wholesale and retail market in Doug
las. t
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. t
We are going out of business. Every
thing in our store at cost. This is your
time to buy millinery. Furniture and fix
tures for sale.
Douopas & Winn, Juneau. 13-t f
Call at the Nevada restaurant and cafe,
on Front street, where you can always be
supplied with whatever the appetite
craves. The Nevada h s built up a rep
utation from the good service it gives
and those who are hungry and wish a
good, clean and palatable dinner, should
not fail to go to this popular resort.
Kastdm oysters served in any style, t .
Church Services.
Sunday school 10:30 a. in., Treadwell
public school house.
Bible class at minister's house, Third
street, 2:30 p. in.
Evening prayer and address S p. m.
The womens’ guild meets 1st and 2nd
Saturday of each month. The choir
meets to practice every Friday 3 p. m.
A. J. Cami'BKU,, Missionary.
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ROBERT I.NSLEY, Business Manager. ANDY SHEA, - • Stage Carpenter
l-'rod M. Stevens. - - Treasurer. Prof. BLACKBURN, Leader of Orchestra
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LOCAL NEWS.
Visiting cards printed at The Minfr
office.
The Willapa is expected Friday even
ing.
The Topeka is six days behind her
schedule time.
Miss Ethel Needham spent Saturday
in Douglas.
The first snow storm of the season oc
cnred on Friday night last.
W. A. Robinson, postoffice inspector
returned to the Sound on the Topeka.
Huson’s orchestra furnished ihe music
for the ball on Thursday night last.
The ladies of Trinity church guild of
Juneau will give a church fair on Dec ist
and 2nd.
Miss Grace Calhoun, of Juneau, ap
peared in cost line at the masque ball
Thursday night.
U. S. Attorney 15. K. Bennett came
over iron; Sitka on the Topeka, to at
tend to his duties in the district co rt.
Bill Jones, the “Bonanza King” of
Alaska, returned from an enfoiced so
journ in Sitka, on the Topeka.
Capt. Steve York commander of the
s'eannr Lucy, appeared at tiie masque
rade ball Thursday night in full uniform .
The steam c. llier Wil amet'e arrived
in port Thursday morning with a cargo
of 2,500 tons of coal for the Treadwell
company.
FURNISHED ROOMS
MRS, H. C. ASH, Prop.
Elegant R' oins en suite or single.
OVER COMET, JUNEAU
THE
(OjVIET
Billy McDonald, Prop.
A Resort for Genii* men, and a p’ace
where you will receive cordial treatment
and the Best Goods in Alaska.
FRONTSTREET, JUNEAU
GHANI) CLOSING OUT SALE!
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Clocks,
Silverware and Latest Novelties
To be Divsposed of fit LowevSt Possible Prices
Grand Opportunity to Secure Holiday Presents _
LEWIS J. PECHNEK,
Formerly Nelson’s Drug Store. Cor. Seward and Second Sts, Juneau, Alaska