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The Forrest City times., 1902-09-05
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Silver BlIl of Democrat. came over Monday seeking the bible Cor; o,at S vret promised him. Somebody gave III bound volume Gf Public Docs iu Leu thereof, and h went on his way rejoicing.
 Miss Mamie l'Poal returned from an extended visjt at Dixon, Tennt ssee. last Saturday. She was accompanied by her cousin Ernest Griner. Nho has iifst'fd position with Brandon & BAu5h.
 Cut this out and take it to ]. T. San ders. drug store and get a bnx of Cham. berIan's Stomach x Liver tablpts lhe best physic. Th4y also correct disorders of the stomach. Price p cents.
 Miss Matte Cummings retmned from delightful trip to Ceyigglou. Tennessee, Wednesday morning, greatly to the qualification of her many friends and admirers who have been missing her sweet face sadly.
 MT. l.. H. Pppin WAS in town Mon- day and ordered Us tD discontinue his advertisement of q strayed horse. lie says The advertising found the horse fer tim and 1t w0uId therefore not be necessary to continue t further.
 The busy housewife may sage much time and wotgy ~t trYitC to lhiuk ot 1hatt0 buy to eat. if sha Vili visit' >tndtrs' grocery Ilt- goods are so displayed that every shelf ls a suggps. tipn deligbl. l. viii not b. necessary to look elsewhere for groceries or Io@ piices after you haze visited Sanders.
 Rev. A. \ Couch anI family leave for Homer La some tune rext week. Bro. Couch 5 three years snjnuru in our midst made him many friends, who re- gret his leaving, and wish hIm God speed in his lev lieid of labor.
 .l Ibe Arkansas Cotton Products Com. pauy filed an amendment tnits original articles If incorporation in Little Rock Monday, changing it's heaG4uaIiers from Moiriii'on to Forrest City. The company when first incorporated WAS under the name of the Arkansas Round Lap lIa Company. The nsma was so0n at CT changed 10 its u;es-ut iiflr. Ite new aiaeadl eat is sigutd hy Jas. k J3ucs, as president, aud ". B Mann, secretary.
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Once trieA-alwavs used-O,d dJ.U. Cutter at Nelson x Co.'S.
 NIT. W (. Hasty, a capitalist of Para gould was registered al the Hotel Maroa Monday.
 A rea' novelty in school bag may be had at the Newsstand fer 25c.
 W. ". McD1niel left Monday to take ciarge of lbe Brandon t& Baneh gin at Round Pond
 Best assortment of boys pants in tbe city 10 be found at Russell, Graham x Co.
 J. !. Barron of the Cut on. was in town Monday on business and circuia- ting among his numerous friends.
 Fall is here and we are the place fer underwear, and the finest wool bed blankets in town. Brandon x Baugh.
 l. R. Grohmyer has erected A sub. stsntial brick in the rear of his butch CT shop, to be used for curing meats.
 A lot of new goods-stsples and novelties Shave just been received at the Newsstand. Call and look over the stock.
 II. E. Gwyn spent Sunday in town with his family and Monday with the merchants.
 Chas. Bernard, the hatdsame = Louis drummer, spent several days Tn town this week.
 Music lessons on piano given by Miss lphy Scott. at the residence of Mrs. W S. Graham, at 23c per lesson. New method.
 The handson est lot of Glassware. Queensware aud White enamel Gran lte ware ever brought to Forrest City may now he seen at w. T. Sanders grocery. Prices very low.
 F. P. Taylor became i'll Friday and rapidly deyeloppd case of maarial hematuria. He is much improved.
 Do you want \ real good Guitar for si 25 or others at S4 co! See the new lot at the Newsstand
 Frank Doyle retu ned Saturday from Haileyville, 1. T. He reports that his brother Will has been quite sick, but Is cOuvalescent. Call and see the list of timber lands and homes at J. NJ Prewett's.
 Eugene Williams started on the road sunday III the interest of his insura nee 4uSlhess. He Was accompanied by k. J. IZard.
 l4osT-About one week ago. large water spaniel dog. Return to Marion Hotel and receive liberal reward. Captain Jas. Russell informs us that Mrs. russell IS now enjoying herself at Hamilton. Ont, and expects to be home by the l5th
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We are headquarters for a fit in men 5. youths and children's clothing. sterling brand. Brandon X Baueb.
 Mrs John NJ. Nichols returned last saturday from her visit To Tybee here she been has enjoying the sea 5teeze. She is looking well and re- ports q lovely time.
 Look out for our Suit Sale.
 Boys knte Pants Suils. Sl .25 to Sl "a Mems All Wool Suns, S5. .OO to S7.E0
 NEELY & NEBLETr
 Mss c ace Gardner of Btepham. Texas. is the gracious guest of Mrs. F. II, Barker. They are old schoolmates and are enjoying their time going over the happy days at school.
 Call for old Prentice, the purest grade Of whiskey made, aged 10 years Tn the barrel before bottling At T. C. Folbre X Co.
 W. T. Sanders and wife went to Memphis Wednesday 10 buy toys holi- day goods, cic., and went thence to Hetnando, NJ Ssissippi, to visit iela- tiyeS and friends for a few days
 Everything of tie very lest and attest in mens and ladies shoe Bran 'lon < Baugh.
 Ham Grady has resigned his position at j. w. Beck X Co.,, with the intention 0t embarklng in business for himself Il am deserves success and we hone he "ill meet it wherever lie nay cast his lot.
 What da you tbir k of nice Pane terie-lS sl e-ts of paper and Is en- Yeieprs III pretty hox-for five cents> Get 'tm while they last at rae News stand,
 Postmaster John C Bell returned II m Plymouth. Iudiana, Chicago. and points where he had been to Iecuper ale his health. lie is looking real pretty and is getting fat
 Don't be selfish, if ypu are satisfied that Old Eolmer whiahey IS the best. lei your intends. I. {. kuibre x Go. se!! It.
 Rev, ". c. Davidson and family re turned lone Tuesday Mrs David son and 1he children nave been gone several weeks visiting relatives al Atkadelpiia.
 When YOU hire llyery fig you want a good horse and a nice buggy. Both ate supplied at reasonable rates by ] B. Terry < O., the south side livery men.
 The Type made it read last week that ] c. Winfield WAS in charge of the mFctauicd department Of the Round i Bale G'n. IL should have read ;. 0 1 WiHford.
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Take a look at our Embroidery. Vt offer it cheap. Nicely & Nebleit
 John Pope left sunday for Hot Springs for much needed rest of two weeks.
 Typewriter paper of all kinds may be had at the Newsstand
 Y. B. Izard, Jr.. cam, heme Sa,ur- day, aud left Monday for Haileyville. l. T., where he has secured position
 Nelson x G.. are exclusive agents for Old j Il. Cutter Wbiskey,
 James Alley left Saturday for Pine E ui to accept position as book keeper.
 Staffard's Indeliblr Ink and Marker at the Newsstand. Ncne better.
 John Winfield is now elerking for Mr Danahower, three miles east of Haynes.
 Best assortment of boys pants in the city to be found at Russell, Graham {. Co
 Ike Myers leaves Saturday for Sali- saw, 1. T., where he has secured re- munerative situation.
 FoR SAIE.-A few more good lots in the Russell addition. on easy terms. Apply to James Russell
 Miss Anna Russell. Jimmie and Lucille returned from Pulaski. Tenn,
 
 Recommended by physicians for medicinal pnrposes-Old J. II. Cutter WhiSkev. N. E. Nelson & Co, agents The sweet little girl of Mr. and Mrs Marlborough of Colt, died Saturday of congestion.
 Where did you get that watch? From E. A Short, the jeweler.
 E. \. Gillland went to Biscoe last Monday to work for the Consumers Cotton Co.
 The Old Confeds meet Saturday. september 6th at ? o'clock, D. m.
 MT. and Mrs Jno w. Naylor left Sunday night for St. Louis to spend several weeks.
 The Sep'emter Delineator and De- signer may be had at the Newsstand. Chas. c. Swindall of Woodward Okiahoma, was in town several days last week visiting Miss Mamie Taylor J. T. Patterson of Wynne, was in town Saturday circulating among his numerous friends.
 Old Nollmer Whiskey, put up by Jesse Moore Hunt Co. is pure and whole. some. For sale by T. C. Folbre ,S Co. ferrest City, Ark.
 DeWift's Nnts, Wit:h SaIye
 For Piles, Burns, Sores.
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When Gid J. II. Cutter is around other whiskies must "eo wav hack l' and sit down "-N. B. Nelson ,S Go s jle agents.
 l.. heli wage purchased the billiard table q. The sale of the Bon Ami Club Room M0nday morning. He had 1t moved To h!s residence, and will now D 0cetd to entertain his friends.
 1he ginning season has set in and We would remind he einnels that The ines job printing office can furnish Welghl books, tags, and other priuted supplies.
 The Presbyterian church had it's first Sabbath school last Sunday since I9UO There were about ten persons present, and 1t IS hoped that from this small nnc!ens large attendanse may be bGi!s ur.
 l will stand fer fail season on San ders' Farm, } miles N. W of town. Ferguson Wilkes, Jr. for 5 GO season. . Joe Wheeler--the Blacl; Jack. for Si co for season; due October l 1902
 WM. SMITH.
 The Bon Ami C.ubis no more. Their eiiTcif were sod at pub ic auction Monday. l. has been suggested that he Cosmos Club secure The vacant club room A good suggestion.
 1T you haven't seen sample of lhe handpanted placque which we are giy- ing as a premium to cash in advance subscribers to HE TIMES, you cannot appreciate their beauty. Any picture copied.
 Capt. T. 0. Fitzpatrick returned from tae mountains of North Carolina last h0nCay. H. speaks highly of that great old country, and the fine trip te had.
 The h'egest and best stock of canred goods III town may re found at San ders' grocery. The list is too long tp print, bnt IL comprises nearly every klnd ot meat. frut or Vegitabie. Ihn prices arr vrr.f lOT. Free delivery Telephone No. I.
 Ed Allen, who has been attending the Draurn ntoi Business College at Little Rock. re5urned home Friday and has resu-a"d lis position with Bect CT :. Lewis.
 Louis Alinm has been busily er- gagged this week in painting the ffont of StevenS' UnGe takers establishment aud \. Never < Co.'S, store. wAich adds much t0 he outside appearance.
 Lo0k at our Ioyelty dress lraid1 and appiiqne. ve vet aud silk trim ming Branton tS laugh.
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Mammoth stock of fall goods are be. Ing opened up at Brandon X Baughs.
 Miss 4. E Milam. charming young lady ot Savannah. Tenn. is the guest of Mir and Mrs F. Milan. she is sis ter 10 Mr. Milan.
 Where are you going to get those wedding presents? Why from l.. A. short the jeUelrr.
 We are glad to learn that Saaire Raj. lord seems to be improving. and we nope the cool weather will prove bene- ieial to him.
 FoR SALE CHEAP One OWeusboIo. & inch, 2-h0rse wagon, apply to G. \. Laughinghouse.
 Tom Johnson, Of the firm of paslav x Johnson is preparing to erect nice cottage on the lot just opposite E, T. Gray $ residence.
 Hurry up and get first choice ont of the ireSh stock flannel, waisliugs, dress goods, at Brandon & Baughs
 Jack Casteel is on the road. He IS representing the Chicago Crayon O., and says he is making a success of the business.
 Take your laundry to the Home Laundry, southside. Good and prompt work guaranted.
 =. r~ Y -.;'' os.o ct yopis S,n. day to buy ggod, for Ian uosi a-. e trade naL ia .,I, ,r,, week.
 Dr. and Mrs J. E. Stone have re turned from Memphis Mrs. Stone has entirely recovered and is looking in fine spirits.
 N. x. Gaines sold a piece of the Ricketts land near Round Pond one day last week to Mr. Niceler of De catur, Illinois, at S5 3l per acre.
 Don't fail to see the State Fair at Little Rock. Nov. 3i to Sih The pre- mium list is out and gives promise of a most notable event.
 Patls German was quite sick in He!e- na. His mother went down to attend hlm Tuesday, returning "Wednesday evening, She reports him m uch better.
 Do you notice the distinct and pleasant flavor possessed by tue Od Nollmer', whskey2 It IS the result of purity. T. c. Folbre x Co, Forrest City, Ark.
 Miss llnlda Smith, of Fulton, Ky. sister of Mrs. A x. Couch, who has ten visiting her the past two weeks returned to her home yesterday morn ing.
 Ask the sslesmen 10 show you through. The goods are here 10 suit you, Brandon & Baugh.
 ofM''sss f'sssa Early Risers
 The famous lita.e pills.
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The teacher goes, The preacher goes. The "chiiluns" they go, too; temilies hy dozens, fathers. mothers, cousins. IL Is tbe ialug to do.
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They go a hat And withered lot, iiut come back Good as neY
 But where do they go? To Colorado
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When Gid J. II. Gutter is around other whiskies must "eo way back and sit down "-N. B. Nelson & Go s jle agents.
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l.. heli wage purchased the billiard tauir at he sale of the Bon Ami Club Room Monday morning. He had t moved 10 h!s residence, and will now ? 0cetd tO entertain his friends.
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Silver BIl of Democrat. came over Monday seeking the bible Cor. o,a; ; Tret promised him. Somebody gave h m bound volume of Pubic Docs in Leu thereof, and h. went on his way rejoicing.
The Alaska prospector., 1902-09-04

If you want to buy an outfit in
the interior, or have goods deliver
ed to any part of the district, or
wish yourself taken to any part of
the interior with guides, call on A.
Holman,
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town last week. He came dowI
Copper river as far as Taral.

town last week. He came down
Copper river as far as Taral.
c. P. Smith returned last week
from Kotsina. He located fourteen
claims on a large ledge of copper
glance in that section, and is now
ranked among the copper kings.
Jack Smith, J. l.. Sweeney and
A. Chisholm are again in town.
They succeeded in getting some
good property in the Nizina district,
and are very enthusiastic over the
possibilities of that country.
Bob Young. who has spent the
summer OH KOtsina and in the new
gold fields, is in town. He has 10.
Gated several valuable quartz and
placer claims as we'll as a ledge OF
coal for which he was offered
$4,000.
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Council Meeting.

The City Council met at the city
hall last Monday evening and con-
sidered several matters Of impor-
lance among them being the mat
ter of fire protection for the city.
MIR. Harry st. Clair formerly of the
Skagway fire department addressed
the council on the subject and Of
fered some good suggestions. The
Council after discussing the matter
appropriated $4,000 towards the
purchase of hose, and engine. As
there is no money in the treasury
at the present time, Councilman
White offered to advance the money
on a warrant and the offer was ac-
cepted. A mass meeting will he
called to meet on Friday night to
discuss the matter.
The Fire Warden was instructed
to gather the ladders and buckets
of the department and put them in
their proper place and not allow
them to he used.
The council decided to commence
at once the collection Of poll taxes
and the committee on the cOllec-
ton of taxes was authorized to
appoint two collectors at once and
allow them 10 per cent on all they
collect.
An ordinance providing for the
annual tax levy and assessment was
passed, and an ordinance defining
the fire limits of the town was in
troduced by Crazy.
The following bills were ordered
paid:
Copper River Draying Co. : 500
U. 5. Signal Corps, telegram zoo
H. H. Hildreth, salary 21.OO
PROspEcroR, printing 1000
Levy & Co., nails 800
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A1aska's Official Directory.

GOvernor-John q. Brady.
Us. Judges-Melviile {. Brown, dist. No. 1.
seat at Juneau: James wickershas, Dist. No. 8,
scat at Nome
Us. Att"rneys-R- A. Friedrich, Dist. No. L;
Joseph X. Wots1, ]. Harlan.
Clcrk-Dissrtr, No. ], W. J. Hills. Dist. No. 5.
A. r. iIeilig.
Us Marshsls-Jsnaes NJ Shoup Dist. No. !;
Cornelius L. vswtcr, Dist. No. 2; Il. Il. Perry,
Dist. Nod
ComMissioners-Edward de Grof, Sitks; II.
II. Folsom, Juneau: Z. r. Tustin. Fl. wrangell;
L. X. Woodward, Cnalasks; r. Gallagher, Ko-
diak; J. J. Roberts, skaguays W. J. Joses, Circle
City; L. H. Shepard. 81. Michael; Sol RiPinsky >,
lIaines Mission: J. p. Smith. Ketehikan; q. NJ.
Irwin. Douglas; &. 7. Brooks, Sunrise: John
Lyons, Valdez, Prescott Sawyer. Eagle.
L.. Land Odicers-Survey0r General-w. s.
Distin.
Register-John W. Dsdiey.
Receiver-A. 7. APPersoa.
Clerks-Geo. Stowell. W. 2. Je3erys
Deputy Us. Marshsls-Dist. No. !, special,
" MeNair, J. W. Shook. sksKwsy; J. T..
Campbell. sitka: L. =. Kelly, Juneau; Vim. d.
Grant. wrangel; W. Hills, Douglas Island
Edward c. Hssey. Valdez: Lewis L. Bower,
Kodiak Peter Nilsson. Porcupine; w.G- Thoni-
ss. Ketehikan; J. p. Reynoldson,' Eagle. J.
Zubon Killisnoo
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Kenai NoteA

s0eesai correspondence To- the PROspECroR
Kenai, Aug. 15-The rainy sea
son has teen a little late this year
but it has now arrived i'm GOOD
shape. For the past two weeks w
have had only about three days Of
tair weather, and there were al.
ways clouds to be seen. 1t ha.
been an exceptional year for fish
The canneries in the Inlet have
every can and case filled and could
have used many more. In 1898
and 1898 they had similar runs Of
fish, and now in 1902, so it seems
they come in larger numbers every
five years.
II. N. Wetherbee, superintendent
OF the Alaska Packers Association
at KussilOff, expects to have his
ship. the Centennial, loaded by the
Oath Of this month, and C. w.
Gompertz, superintendent of the
r. P. 4 N. Co at this place, says
that their bark, the Harvester, will
sail about the 9th for Seattle. Mr..
Wetherbee has packed 1900 cases
and Mr.. Gompertz 10000. Mr..
Sather, superintendent of the Ty-
oonik cannery, has somewhere owe,
10000 and expects to fish for a
week or SO yet.
The news about the game law
having passed, has been interpreted
to the Indians and there has been a
dearth Of fresh meat ever since.
They have been employing their
time since the fishing closed. in
picking berries, which seem to be
very fine this year. Raspberries,
currants, huckleberries and higl.
and low bush cranberries are quite
plentiful.
The government agricultural sta
ton has had fresh rhubarb ever
since spring and l have been one
OF the favored few, who have re-
ceived an occasional mess.
l have no fresh news of the three
hunting parties that went to the
lakes, but expect to have by the
time the next mail leaves. &. S. Al.
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Off the Trail.

AL Bowling returned last week
from Chittyna.
S. Birch and Ed Gates are in
from the Bonanza.
Buck Hoyt and Harry Fitch are
hack from the Chittyna.
Jean Ames returned Sunday
from short visit to Slate creek.
Red Ellis, the celebrated bear
hunter, is again in town from the
Nizina.
Charlie Jones reached here Sum
day from Slate. He RATED down
to Copper Center.
Ray Willard returned last week
after Il summer spent in the Chit
tyna and KOtsina country.
Roly Condor, who has had charge
of the Tanana station Of the all
American mail route, for some
time, returned to town Sunday.
Jim Black and four men who
were working on the Four Black
Dogs this summer, returned last
week from Slate. They brought
out considerable gold.
T. ID. Hogan, who spent the sea-
son prospecting around the upper
waters OF the Copper, returned to
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Gold on Dry Island.

special Correspondence to the PR0sfpcuoR-
Kodiak, Aug. 15-The people
here are jubilant over the prospects
Of the new gold discovery on Dry
island, about twenty miles from
the town. There is some of the
quartz on exhibition here and il
has a very rich appearance.
Several days ago, Mr.. Martin
Hofstead, Of Wrangel, who came
up on the last Newport, to look at
the Kodiak mines, left with anothe,
gentleman for Dry Island in dory
Four days have elapsed since they
have been heard from, and it il
feared they are lost.
Twenty men who were induced
to 60 from San Francisco to CHG.
mig, to work in an alleged coal mine
are now stranded at that place, with
no means of returning to the States,
The steamers Peters and Three
Brothers at Chignig, have nearly
finished loading with salmon and
will leave soon for San Francisco.
Pete Nelson of Unga and Frank
Korth of this Place, both old timers
have started up a saloon. They
will run a tirst-class place and keel
a choice line Of wines, liquors and
cigars.
Mrs. Gallagher, wife of Judge
Philip Gallagher, Of this place, ac'
oompanied by her child, has re.
turned from visit to relatives al
Afognak.
The bravest person on the New
port, the last trip, was a woman
whose destination was q small
island near Montague, for the pur'
pose Of looking up a location t.
raise black fox. Her name il Solo
mon and for the past two years sh'
has been enduring the hardshipl
incident to pioneer life several
hundred miles north Of Nome. Or
the trip down she brought her owl
dory and camp equipage and will
60 when and where she chooses ia
regular prospector style. The tasl
she has in hand would try the met
al Of most men, and is what W,
call true grit Of typical woman
of the Northwest.
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been quite heavy fall q
snow here and it has given
everyone new lease Of life, in that
it furnishes a sluicc head Of water
on Miller gulch. All the Miller
gulch people are working full crews
and the prospects are good for
plenty Of water for some time.
Jim Black has stopped work on
the Four Black Dogs aud started
for town. He took out about 27O
ounces. Hebe Smith is still sluic-
ing on the right limit Of the same
claim, and is doing very we'll
Sam Taylor, Bartlett and New
comb and in fact all the people
above Miller gulch on Slate are
working now. They are somewhat
handicapped by scarcity of men.
Bartlett and Newcomb have been
compelled to shut down for some
time as the Tacoma claim was TAX
ing nearly all their water, but
since the snow storm they have u
good sluice head.
The California claim Is working
a full crew and doing well. The
Tacoma claim is still working full
blast, and will make a grand clean
up this season. All the other
claims below Miller gulch are being
worked yet, although some of them
are thinking Of closing down soon.
Bob Cole has had his Slate creek
claim shut down for some time, and
is now devOting all his time to has
Miller gulch property.
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CHURCHES SOCIETIES ETC.

ENDEAyoR CoNG. CHURcH-Cor.
Glacier Avenue and Hohar 1T
Street Rev. d. W. Cram, Pastor.
Services every Sunday at 1880 a.
m and 8 p. m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday night Christian En-
deavor Society meets Sunday even
ing at Z o'clock. Melvin Dempsey,
President.
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CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY-Cor
Glacier Avenue and Hobart
Street. Services on Sunday at IL
a. m. and 8 Up. m. Rev. F. $. Tay.
lOr, Rector.
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VALDEZ CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Meet on the first and third
Friday night Of each month. j.
Goodell, Pres. A. W. Rockford,
Sec'y.
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BROTHERHOOD OF ALASKA PIONEERS
Arthur Bohgal, Chief, w. J.
Mcdonnell, Secretary.
Headquarters, Afognak, Alaska.
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Snow on Slate.

Special Correspondence To the PROsrEcTOk.
Slate Creek, Aug. 22-There has
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Adye rtise in the PRospEcToR.
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Store your trunks at the Miners
MOTEL for safe keeping.
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ORDER OF ALASKA MOOSE, Pioneer
Tent No. !. Meet in their own