The Alaska prospector., 1902-02-27

town on next boat. Nell Doty stopped at Juneau on law business on this trip up. HoUsE FOR RENT and furniture for sale. See o. J. Hosford. c. H. Golden and Bert Stevens left this morning for the Bremner. Several styles of horse and dog harness received ex Thompson at Fish's.
 Chase and Sanlorn's Celebrated Coffee is to he had ut Temple x Dougherty's.
 Capt. Burncll and Lieut.. Allison left station No. 5 yesterday for Fort Liscum and are expected to arrive today.
 If you are going to Slate creek subscribe for the PRosPnToR. We guarantee that it will reach you all summer.
 | Dr. Winans and Bert Skinner are with us again and will probably go to the copper country and Slate creek.
 To see badly is distressing, in- deed Il calamity. Our easy spex will give you comfort. W. c. Stull, refractionist.
 Captain Burnell's Signal Corps party is enlarged by the addition of thirteen more men who arrived on the Nome City.
 Mcssrs. Gelineau and Bell sold their team of six dogs to Chas. Kraemer for $500. Dogs still bring good price.
 Sight is priceless, and if you would preserve it, use only per fectly fitted and centered lenses. See w. c. Stnll, Optician.
 T. D. Hogan has left for the head of Copper river where he will spend the summer prospecting. This is his second season in that section. Mccarthy, Elliott, Mccall, Gales and our old friend Dan Kane are all here, sound and well, and all in the harness, eager for the fray.
 w. T. Warmer, J. Nichols, G. Guthrie and John Nokes moved onto the glacier Sunday. They claim to be the first to pull loads to the relief station.
 For the benefit of those who set their watches and clocks by the Fort gun We wish to state that it is fired in the morning at 6:2O and in the evening at 5:55. A fine cable purchased by the Government and intended for q ferry on one of the upper tributar- ies of the Copper river, Was lost on the Bertha. Putting off the use of glasses is dangerous, and has proved fatal to many. Our easy spex will give you relief and lasting comfort. w. C. Stull, Optician.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. NJ. Sproul re. turned on the Nome City from Il trip to the States, and will go to Slate creek again, MT. Sproul hay ing an interest in the Tacoma claim
 By our perfect system We detect rcfractive errors and muscular in. sufficiency of each eye separately relieving eye strain and headache resulting therefrom. w. C. Stull Optician.
 There is we'll founded rumol in town that our friend MT. C. Bills of Swanport is to he married in the near future. We have thought as much for several weeks Congratulations are in order.
 Do you see this plainly? If not you have an error of reiraction calling for the help of a competent Optician who can prescribe pair of lenses that remove the optical defect. We fit glasses, WIG. Stull. The Chamber of Commerce held a special meeting on Tuesday night MT. c. G. Hazlett read letter from Senator Willard of Nebraska offering to assist in getting an ap- propriation to complete the all American trail. But he run against Gen. Randall's pessimistic report and wants information. A letter Was also read from Secretary Root. A committee of five was appointed to answer these communications, and report at a special meeting to be held on Saturday night.