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Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18
ErGiioentcu uiicr Hctirroiabcs.

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HidIoro u. Sllbb@ / NItcitrr. llnion
County. Spb-G ototo itrco ior cit Ilo
itoen IIberlige 0repe til en- Same OF
tilisIcoe bertoeS gpoc Aupn % Mlpgtc.
&un onIaabe Sag imoo ham Tor ocu
fs0crale 6et / Spo Tafoto. % ocn
oen1tc bum til SopCn& Strui Tor at
toDe miabrligt Eoitcn. Nu blcu Der
Siu / &ciren. Sorbrpbercr latte ale
@illl / &cpTgcIie for at iIippc Tor
Strai, Oh han imoieltote Ell nbmpQ
Nn'sNnlng til Erpiiocnteu on at blipc
bc1unoet. Gureu iif enoo0 Conn.
mercn, Iom hapoe osint BAN, % 81.
Itrlct Nttornen ionl bnu6e fort Suacr
Imoo bonr, til at unbcfoIe hans 9e.
machining. Spo Gnfot0s RcprGien.
tont / &uiet. Mr. @urfc, off iii VrG.
'tNcllten mco NuisNninNcr. ga alt ioa
Init 10. Qtcu ErTiiocnt Rooicuclt or
life ocn Ntan6. ION tuolcr. at en-
-
lt'tnIoig Canes &p8te BRACES nco /
SmnoIct, % at hctoca hcQiQitc
TsIeIler frGrtcS. Com oct par hous
Nlt9t ipltrgtc ran lin Tllititsminiitcr,
DIR. anor, THREADS, % ocrrne iu0be:
Wei en- iIta Tpr Dor life brnanOcal"
Sao lfrcu FrTii0enten poa G%nieQnins
gen: "NfiIooc&. Otter min McninQ
ber Sc, ION o~nbcioIer Scnnc Nniso,
ming. % oo fsrit % frrmit Ionmcrcn
% Giitrict ~SIttorncn. umNcrrcttc8 ON.
at lc1 aIuorIiQ befIn1cr. at set life
'toar / min 0toQt at Tfirrpc 5troffer
ODER 6enre SlpnQcI."
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18

t5ortiatt,Iie ira ebue stoe.)

brpoer op, og at man life / aar er
barge for, at Der ifol blipe 6lom. 5
Den pcitlige Gel af Gais Gountp be.
gunSer 6armerne allerebe iaa intaot
me0 Gaararbeioet.
&nlsas brrber. Snrner 8. i.
Srcnes camille pco Sisletoqr er BOO
eler heeitOe iom 6slge al, at Sniet
fplotes al aiilaas. d Sagen fpm,
uar Dc TO preite 9srn alereoe bsOe.
og flint Get l~pffeoes bam of foa 2iu
! aonen os en- Ssll, iaa bGpoe ban
iirtet Aaab ON, at Dc piloe fumme lig.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18

llo%nGuuelier. YrGiiocnten icn0tc
0cn i30r DfortH ~ig.acn0r ll0npp.
nTlicr til Senutet: GOmur0 u.
9eattIe er u0rrpnt til @cncraliur.
oepor / Dtortauo, Is. SdluDlcr / ,lur-
90, y. ., til &an6regiiter. @eulQe
.. &inibip / 8roWo SORTS. q. &.
til &~an6re8titer. Surucp !. Hicc
@uron, Z. Z, til SnfoSiotor al u.
fcIrtllge Yenge. E~oiuneitere: ,Sorua
- &obou Z. 0tople / Charlton, 1.
Wtaciean / erosion. Wtinneiotu -
@GrOep q, @nre i Ct. GlouJ. Gt3
coruin - Siram !. Smitb / haciac
Sranf {. 3iIep / Emo Riucr..
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18
3Mid1inuu.
Suopanbrina ira TinlanS.,

Snbpanbrina ira SinlanS.-6ra
Worquette berettes, at Der / bet 1erles
re Sin nGitep ba9Iig er tontntet 'nn
monae ION en- Sernbanepoan fltfO al
finife @migrunter. Sc reiier iom
Re9el til oct norbIige Wtid)igan eIler
Solpsen, boor al Be 275.000 0fen1ie'
ifer, icn Dor Ser, 10000 er Sirner,
Sisie @oIf er allereOe en- Wo9t /
Staten og oil blipe Get erbnu mere.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18
gnotuttc.
Sinculns Tarm.

2incolns Sarm. - 2ircoIns gam.
le Iarm i Spe1,cer Golu1tp oil blue
ioIQt peo SpnnGsauftion, ga Den nlt-
pprenoe gier life bar betalt line
Sfutter. Mtan bar ti0llgere giort
Sorisr hno at foa Tarnen omOonnet
til en- Torf, og Oct er mIltot, at aon.
gresien MT pil togc Sfribt BERTH.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18
OrSu3.

apncr. - 9hriltian e. Melton.
iour oaina er fIenot uneer IRE andre
Rdpne. bIep forleoeu drreiteret ! Son
slntonio. aIager moo bosn er. M
han atitet Jig ueo rfte urntbre eno 8
auinocr, iom ban ole bar rsarret SeIt
ae al.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18
Gn &nnbs. MhmteipsrasmaoIet


paa Stlipptnerne oil poloe Reaierin.
gen 8aniteligbeOer. llnoer oct ipanife
Stpre tilegne0e Qtunteue Jig en- itor
Del al hen beolte SSoro paa 2llSon %
andre ftIipptnitc Ger OF io~rpannIebe
'Sfurer al Suofsotc til 2eiIGnoinger
eIler SiSmRnb. TcrtiI fommer. at
Den Soro, iom Iig9er unbcr airtenS
"bsbe Soono". aItio er itattcfri. SO
itsrre @INOer, Rlrrfeue erbpcrpeoe
zig, oeS mere Stat blep Der Iaat pua
De frie @aarhbrilgere. Get oor bette
uiuube Eorbolo, iom gap IuItNnina
til ocu iib'te Spitano moo Spunicrnc.
og ariacu bar iqona. ga George
Gerucp fom % toa Gcrrc ira ocu
ipouife arnnc. WmtciperQSmnnIct
blcn imtolertio itnaen0e. Eeo Barrier.
%troftatcn, iom operbrog TiIippincrnc
til &c SoreneNc Statcr. bctinacSe Spu'
MEN iiq, at artenS Rcttiqbcber ifltIoe
rcipetteres. Imcrifo er bcrpco bun.
set % moo lirfe ii9 irem, ON en- Ior.
onorinB ifal qisrc$. Ronl Itnnr %
Ter p0a Amerifo meo ct Smil ON
0hinher, men trucr poo ionume Gin
mco fin Feaeiingcr. On romcrif Err'
LAT, Sboretti, er poo &ticn til @oIh.
inqtou for al unbcrhon6Ic ont Whmfc.
ipsrgSmonlet mcN Nc1icrinNcn /
@oIbinator. Npuo HeiuItatct uiI
bIipc, foar Sioeu pie.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18
Sra Popeeitaecn.

EUlubcrlp maa aNH. %rbpar'
o~ringafommisiGr Gcrronce 2. Gop'
ocrlp iful uftrroe nleo Oct isritc. foroj
ban life bar funnel urbtl0c / Nuruloni
meb Observation-Disclosures. Srouf =,
SarQcnt, Treiioent Tor @ofomotip.
iprbsberue3 rationale Screening, piI
bIipe Homoerlns giternuan0.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18
NebruTku.
GiutcrhpcSc taqcr Sfaoc.

Wlntcrbocbc fagcr Sfa0c. : fors
rige llge blGite Ell poloiom Storm
oper Staten / 3 Gage, % "a Selupe-
ratltren bar pGret betpOelig oarrnere
/ 6erne Mtanneo emo IGooanlig, %
irtet Hegn bar faIot. er Sarnterne
nugget bange, at Sinterboeoen lyur to-
oct itor Sfa0e.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18
Saacr gifeS. GipiI Scrpice 81,

Eager TiifeS. GioiI ScrDice Gunr.
missioner Ro6erberg isaer aiiteO ia
lite gprtl. ErGiiOe1tt Roisoclt bar
i0t ijg til SpgaDe at om0auac Giuil
Serpice aonmisiioneri, og rtlJrt set
iprcS, iom &ooeubcrg frioiQig guir
al bar man DOG gtistonfc ON. at
han bar iaaet ct 8inf ira open. San
par tioiigere ReprPiertout ira ct
aongreaoiitrlft / 0et iuoIlGe Saroia.
o. ban UtI after title zig rom Hln0i.
Dat.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18
st ~mGrfuerOist Sufnment.

"Snns yttlisH Sarges JeftameHt TT line
8euHer", CT ct m]Rriu9rotat 4 otumeui. ,om
aorii Wauo og aplnoe baroe haue /
i'm Sciio0elie. 5ette 5,itament er trutt /
Ell BEG ON parss % bans Yirtiombso.
SogsH CT ,lluilrsrst meo Here paire Slleoer.
ICiiameu'et er sitsr SriginGlsn. itlg iom
nauae pilse tlps bet. Soasu er 81 Stogr
90 tpjter ~rHebuuoen 25 cents. Seuo 81
4 Hts l SrlmGr'sr til 6eu. Chr. SrobdHgh.
29S &iaiGnls Ct. 81. Saul, &IHH.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18
Waiur Gomarbe

Waiur GbmarSs. Benerolpoitme.
iterens fsrite aslIirent. DIR. Sobriou.
ifal irutrpOe lin Stiaing omtring
lite Nai, og 0f1ior eOparos / Tlr.
90, Y. 9. ie1cr ON al bIIpe han5
Gitermano. NlIoren itstte@ n e.
uutorerre &anabrougb % YtcGmm.
Der iamt 8eprTlentdnt Iom Mtdr.
ihaa. og DC iul8t2 9am bent lite iii
Irnitoeut RooieOelt. aleranoer gfac.
Single par oaina uno. ID Serrerue
ira Roro Iufo,1 baooe ioreirillet
ErGiioenten. huor Del Widior 80.
mar6s bar iortIelrr an ina oct ON.
6eoc. t1nr snifer. etler ct dnOet. ION
er ligeiGn go0t. hdnoe RacainSie %
3ooicpclt en- Inn Sdmtate ON iine
SpIcpclier / garrIe Dage. Dc par
.S5eriiier / ~tilitsoertoe gountper %
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18
Gn 0aarlia Gmbcosmano.

tor 9teIIon inogdp ben 1900 Ntart5
en- &Iage til NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ooer EomeQ GInptou, lom er Gorencs
De StuterS Antba3inosr / Qterico.
glt mmerifanif Berger Ueo gtaon
@iaiam $. NteaIp bar i 20 Mar ops
totOt iig i Yterico % er ]i1rtcresicret /
8rrbeorlft. Get N1nrme cr Nmbu&s
in0er Glapton. % ham bar mI@brlrat
i'm GmbeO@itiuinl til at fortrctte
Meolp. Get iortTlles, at ire Scno.
torer er intere@icrcOc / GIuntona wrll'
bebiitoriCr. % Ser er Gale ON, at
Serlotet Oil bciIlltte at mocris0c
Glapton3 Gmbe0@frro.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18
SalH Git.

Salif Git. - SioIigerc bar Iolift
Snsr pPret @icr'tar6 for &ougrra-
lens Spnrprfiom9to, men MI bar Sen
c9iaa taitet iirc Tine paa fnlif Iii.
ReprGie ntunt SAermon fra 9iUu
9orf frenfom ! Suicts &an0cla.
fOmite, hoorof tan er Me0lcm. meO
en- 9iQ, iom forbuoer at temple mot
Git % andre ialte Weleriprpouftcr
Iom pgte Bare. 1omiteer iu6ittIleoc
Sbcrmnns gill I'll Inta9clic. % oer
14be biiaI6t @uiet Oen meo itor
StemmeilerbeO. lln6er 9lQeu5 I'll.
bIioelie blep Get oQlpit. al Sanocls.
mPno bar for eff at temple iplOt
Dit iom 0er bcoiM Bore ira Ninnes
lota eQer @iscou'ln, % nt bette lUn.
ge bar guaet iio2uJ. Cen Pqte Git
har maattet fonturrere nIc0 0en ia..
tie, til Sfo6c for >em, iom or urlisc
% aiboloer Jig in 6liif.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18

Silipinus. Scnutets TrIjppMer.
fomite uiberte 0cl t3oe Murta 0Apto
.. @urrptpa. NtcoIenEnernc rette0c
mango Spsrg@mo1l til bom. "a
DIR. Garmud ipurGte, bUorIcoe9 oct
Itoo til meo 6oIrtoplpSninIeu oou
2erne, ipnrcoe Norroms, at NIcrbcs
Den al DC frlitnc I1j.rpito$, iom bnpOc
naact ocn oofanc Iloer, fun0e IT1e
og ifripe. Snoo IgerbrlIget au1oar,
opIpitc ban. at Bet oprfburc %1no /
Sc Erooinier, ban hapoe bcrciit ! MI
miHoeIrgbeo er Iolt unoer EI0G %
nrpeltoeS til at uo.e RiS % Sllffcr.
San buroc IaQt N}rrte til, ut hct or
oe inofsbtc NjIipunos, iom cr &oro.
rprferc, boorimoa Aincieruc Ne giers
ne arbei0er uOc ! 1Olel.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18

sioroe / SGIeSifab Sagt pm Sppe
on Moroere, iaa DC blep iine Scrutcr.
9saior gotparos bar life DC Ipcite
lloiigier til at foune mo | Toitoe.
%partemeutet; utett man finoer pei en-
ailnen 9aaS iii BAN i ResiertDenS
itore GalrtebltS, JONI 0slen ia.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18

SirIp al en- IomnrNrus tan ionoe @atHrst meocns SpOsu ipIoes. Ten
bar bl arm ipm 1eeuluaeu psr b Tie 9wer 90 BlaoS Tor Icts Sannoe
rnq. uon at aie ben ct fuuet uoieuoe. Ten bar csruGi IN ouOmdtif Spot'
@nber (b0bbin winder) Der er ia Ihr % paaIoeug i'm 9uteu, at en-
paarla uunost SpOlc pt oRrs. Ell uwuu8beo.
"6usueuncn" Ter Qmt no % sr eeaaHt iaa0el wto 8rigu til Ir1arbetost
in i'll IRofuocls. Watncus 60hnuhe er net let hGauoterN8t og SeroosNe
al enhu T ttnot 5orboiuQ pun bette Gmrdaoe. let lnWroe IR ct a. oeone
getaHenbeo ca imut iprlrbre ct. 2utsruacn % uoinptnu8sn er 'prns Ran9s.
Soruabiuht % ale oe blGute Dele Al WlitnCn er Inuh pOleut % Nde plsne
ret, bporoo be ioar t net % imaQiubt uoirnoe. Gtsuben brules Ball Bear
ing til SptrqbIuet "a paa b98e Sloer Al Socl0tht % RsIuItaht e. at ndr
tr Bett al Dnitreu % iGner Sw9hiuet Namg Ol bette sbe ruuot mere
eb tnue @auQe meoers bet pna andre Itdtrner bar iuugt not mo at ga ire
Gnnqe Bortet er lapet al uItTre! IrE, iomneniat az inn 'otieut8s H1
buorueo man bnr ppuuaet tprre StUfe % iorhmort at IrGst fan 0d rs.
gaiinsns jJobnpte sr ipriDHet mo plated castors. HrrHoe Staatavpe
boiler Qrubhet % the treadle plate. 9.rkt OFF, at gfaltreu arbetcsr me-
act letnre euo eucrs sr Irinloet. Ten bar ~uersnclc OF bsoNe Attachments
for urninoelq "a (fancv) Ssm. Gu ucmI9 3utEtl usbO8, ttt bet nOrRs
eur en8efe SprO8 mtoiG8r buer WalhHe
2Ga MiGrte til neOenlaacnOs t~erpOelig HeOiattc Yrtier:
re. A. SuHtr SIZES
So 81 StuHIr go. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
&c. Il - Drop Head. , StuHsc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
R0 Is - Drop Head 7 StuHer MISREPRESENTATION. 2l0
no % - Drop Head. 5 StuHy. Swell Front ..... 1850
30 20 - Drop Head. : 5tuTsr Swell From. ...... 2Lo
CpeniUr u1unte TaIhrsr fan erbObes G3arR, 9aInootR, 54a1s&
,rr ma6Ugni til uebfcece Qrrrr ! Dabognj u YrWr ga ter Rofne
t.5O bNsrs. gRan fan ht tGrte Ng en Uaturc Srpaapss G1er 5ns'Greent
sno NO "a ser IS. Drop Head NabO3m oJ Swell Front, Bus s220O
% $500.
Nmunaoeroe r RGsOe al No. "a Drop Head. Swell Front. Der fUts.
$40 SO. RsO Swell Front meues. at S.uHtrns cJ Ir2rHrtt ar Frgt az
runoet % tar fig uaImRoeig smt un.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18
ers Merte til neOsnlaaenoe ~betpOelis nsOiatte Yriier:

MeosuluGsroe er BisOe Of &c. "a Drop Head. Swell Front, Der tCs,
go so. GeO Swell Front menss. ct StaHrm % Ir2uSrtt sr frHgt az
runbet % tar ia ualmnoela aoot up.
Douglas Island news., 1902-10-01

Owing to the strike of longshoresmen at Tacoma, the boats are unwilling to take on cargo with which they might experience a great deal of inconven- fence in unloading. Consequently, the sulphuret bins of the Treadwell Co.,. are filled to overfowing. At the 300 mill the sulphurets are being dumped on the flat between the mill and beach.
 The reported illness of President Roosevelt causes Alaskans to mutter a prayer for his recovery. First, because of their admiration for the man; and second, because in the event of his death, his successor would be John Hay, who has shown that his sympa- thies are with the British; first, last and always.
 Just what we expected would happen sooner or later has come. The Skag- way Alaskan, that great advocate of a territorial government for Alaska has disclosed the source of it's inspiration and in recent issue quotes as con- vincing argument the opinions of the Klondike Nugget, a"Canadian paper in a Crown Colony"
Douglas Island news., 1902-10-01
Died.

Erik Victor Linquist, native of As ikkala, Finland, died at St. Anns Hos pital, on Saturday, Sept. 27th.
 The deceased was born June 4th, 1878, and came to Douglas Island from Fin land about the first of last May. On last Thursday night he was working on the coal boat at TreadwelI and was struck on the head by piece of coal. He walked up to the hospital, assisted by his friends, and it was hoped that his injuries were not serious.
 The funeral services were held at the Congregational church on Monday af' ternoon at o'clock, conducted by Rev. FIG. Krause. The interment was at the Douglas Cemetery.
 The deceased leaves wife to mourn bis loss.
Douglas Island news., 1902-10-01
Bids Wanted.

Notice is hereby given that the con- mon council of the city of Douglas will receive bids for the planking of D street, between Second and Fourth streets; also Second street from point between F and G streets to the north. erly termination of said street, and H street between Second and Third. For plans, specifications and grades, apply to P. H. Fox.
 Bids will be opened on Monday even- ing, Oct. 9th. The council reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 D. KELLY,
 A. MURRAY,
 P. Fox, Committee on Streets and Street Im- DrovenentS
Douglas Island news., 1902-10-01
The Cottage City.

The Cottage City was lowed to the wharf here last Tuesday evening, and tied up until early next morning. She was not pulled off the rocks by the Spokane, as stated by some of the up- channel papers, but was raised and fioated with the aid of divers, who suc- ceeded in patching up the principal leak forward, and then filling her with empty barrels, by which means she was raised sufficiently to permit other leaks to be reached and stopped, after which she was pumped out and foated. She was found to have two large holes in her bottom forward of her boilers, and to have been twisted so as to throw her engines out of line. Her hull will have to be practically rebuilt, and she may not be expected to resume her run for some months to come.--Ketchikan Journal.
Douglas Island news., 1902-10-01
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
proveraentS.

Notice is hereby given that have been ap- pointed by the Probate Court at Douglas, Alaska, administrator of the estate of Jos having claims against the estate of said Jos eph D. Edmonds, deceased, are hereby noti- fled to present such claims, duly verified, to Douglas, Alaska, within six months from the MRS. KATE EDM0NDS. Administrator of the estate of Joseph D. Ed-
 monds, deceased.
 First insertion Oct. 1st. 1902.
 Last insertion Oct 22nd, 1902
Douglas Island news., 1902-10-01
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

Notice is hereby given to the property owners of the city of Douglas, Alaska, that the taxes for year 1902 will become due and payable on Monday, Oct. 9th, 1902, being the 1st Mon day in the month of October, of said year; and furthermore, that said taxes may be paid at P. H. Fox's store on 2nd street, said city of Douglas, and said taxes, if unpaid, will become delinquent on the first day of December, 1902, said day be- ing the first Monday in Deeem- Der of said year, at P o'clock M. of said day, at which time a penalty of five (5) per cent will be added. P. H. FOX,
 Treasurer of the City of
 Douglas, Alaska.
Douglas Island news., 1902-10-01

Give the Old Tillicums cigar trial.
 Just arrived fine line of millinery at Bach's.
 The numerous friends of MT. and Mrs. John Willis will be pleased to learn that word has been received stat ing they had reached their destination in safety, and were in excellent health'
 James Eaton, one of the victims of an explosion at the Mexican mine about three weeks ago, has lost the sight of both eyes entirely. Thomas Eaton, brother of the unfortunate young man, accom- panied him to the Sound.
 Every new witness bears out the claim of the U. S. on the boundary question, the latest being the copies of records produced by Father Anatoly. Either let Canada show some grounds for its claims or give up the territory.
 Thelma, the little daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. A. Norris, whose life has been despaired of since last Thursday morning, is still unconscious, although a slight improvement is manifested. pr. Moore pronounces it a case of spi- nal meningitis.
 Mir. M. Strahl, who used to run atail- bring establishment in Douglas, came down on the Flosie. Mrs. Strahl ac- companied him. They have been in Dawson and are back to Douglas to stay. Mir. Strahl will open up at his old line of business.
 The Odd Fellows moved into their new hall last Monday evening. The moving of the paraphernalia of secret order involves much mystery and the members of the lodge gather together and move under the cover of darkness. The new hall looked fine, illuminated for the first time.
 The Fire boys had meeting last Friday night to make the final arrange ments for their grand ball to be given Thursday evening They appointed Firemen Cashen, Deman, Zimmerman, McVeigh, Mccormick and Fox as floor managers. The entire department will act as reception committee.
 The very encouraging information comes to us that the Alaska s. s. com pany has been awarded contract to carry mail to Southeastern Alaska. This contract we understand includes all steamers operating under the black ball flag, so that instead of weekly service during the winter season, we will get mail as often as semi-occasion- ally.
 One of the best sermons ever listened to in the Congregational Church in this city, was delivered by Rev. Krause at the last Sunday evening meeting. The subject of his discourse was, "Jesus as Teacher" He took for his text, Matt XI-29: "Take my yoke upon you and learn of me; for am meek and lowly in heart; and ye shall find rest unto your souls"
Douglas Island news., 1902-10-01

Just arrived, a fine line of millinery at Bach's.
 You can't choose better cigar than the Old Tillicums.
 Deacon Willis returned on the Hum boldt from Skagway, where he has been Investigating the mysteries of Masonry,
 The Knights of Pythias were the first to move into the new Lodge Hall. The transfer was made laSt Saturday even- ing.
 Doctor and Mrs. Garner will take the suite of rooms in the News building formerly occupied by Mir. Dilsaver and family.
 Mrs. R. R. Hubbard and baby, Ralph, came home last night on the Dolphin. Mrs. H. has been visiting her parents at Seattle.
 The pile driver was at work last week driving piles for the extension of the Mexican waste dump and the salt water pipe lines.
 Supt. Macdonald found time to spend 3 or 6 hours in Douglas City yesterday Mir M. looks with approval on our new school house.
 Notwithstanding the statements of one or two individuals, the business men of Alaska are opposed to terri torial form of government.
 MT. and Mrs. Dilsaver have disposed of their household goods and will de- part for the Sound, where they will make their home in the future.
 The Henry Clay and Marguerite ci' gars, made by the Douglas City Cigar Factory, No. 147, are the real thing Don't be fooled by cheap imitation.
 The Klondike Nugget accuses Beddoe, who was at one time editor of the Ju- neau Miner, of havinga weak memory Is that all. Down this way we thought it was his head.
 MT. and Mrs. John Gordon returned the first of the week from Hoonah Springs, where they have been for a few weeks enjoying the baths and a general outing.
 Feusi, the hardware man on Front street, has some special bargains ir Saws, Planes, Braces, Drawing Knives Squares, Hinges and Locks and Pocket Knives this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank NJ. James came down from Dawson last week. Mrs James proceeded immediately to the Sound and Frank stopped to visit fol a few days on Douglas Island.
 nWho killed Cock Robin?" "I," said the fly. So it is that the Junear Chamber of Commerce claims the hon or and glory of securing additiona mail facilities for S. E. Alaska.
 During rainy weather drop of some thing in the nature of stimulant ma! r prevent your taking cold or you neiehbor's umbrella or any old thing Ohman keeps fine line of liquors.
Douglas Island news., 1902-10-01
Dr.. I. H. noore

will be found at his Douglas City office from S:45 a. m. to 1915 a. m.; from 1:30 D. m. to 500 p. m. and from S:15 to 9:15 D. m.
Douglas Island news., 1902-10-01

House for Rent, furnished through out, for four months. No children. Possession Nov. 1st. Apply of Dr. Lapsly
Douglas Island news., 1902-10-01
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 Firemen's Ball, Oct. 2nd.
 Graham's at the Glory Hole. Ohman's Hall is on Third street. Tin and Granite Ware at Feusi's. Fresh Eastern oysters at Weesner's. Give the Old Tillicums cigar trial. Glory Hole for Family Wines, sl.5o a gallon.
 The department store bluff failed to work.
 Reduced prices in all lines at Lind strom's.
 Just arrived fine line of millinery at Bach's.
 Smoke the Old Tillicums cigar. Clear Havana goods.
 Look at the Outing Flannel that Lindstrom has.
 It is reported that Dr. Abrams will move to Juneau.
 Frank Cook came up from Snettisham via the Farallon.
 You can't choose better cigar than the Old Tillicums.
 For Sewing machines, Stoves and Furniture see Feusi.
 The coal boat Wellington got away for the South Monday.
 Novelties in Ladies' Winter Waists at the Treadweu Store.
 Our merchants are we'll stocked with fresh fruit this morning.
 The Celebrated HOLLY FLOUR is now on sale by P. H. Fox.
 Mrs. Walter Gould returned last night from a visit to the Sound.
 First class new washing machines for 8 at Wortman & Jensen's.
 Family Wines of all kinds at the Glory Hole, s1.5O per gallon.
 Don't miss the special sale at Lind strom's for the next 10 days.
 New Dress Goods arriving on every boat for the Treadwell Store.
 Sewing machines for rent at s2.5o per month, at Charlie Wortman's.
 Just received fine line of heavy wollen underwear at Lindstrom's. The force of the 700 mill has been re- duced, the mill running day shift only. A suite of rooms suitable for house. keeping for rent in the Roene building, Mr. Frank Vinne and wife arrived in the city Sunday evening on the Fsral- Ion.
 Miss Galloway one of the teachers in the city school, arrived in the city last week.
 The very latest in Ladies' Spring and Summer Waists at the Treadwell Store.
 Jos. Lieberman went to the Sound on the Humboldt. He was in very poor health.
 Eleven of the inhabitants of Douglas embarked on the Humboldt for the Sound.
 When you want fancy drink go to the Glory Hole and call for Apricot Brandy.
 A whale was seen in the channel last Saturday in the vicinity of the Ready Bullion.
 whistling Ole wandered over to Ju- neau and ran up against the town marshal.
 There is no use talking there is no FLOUR like HOLLY. For sale by PHI. Fox.
 Graham's Hand Made Sour Mash Whiskey is now for sale at the Glory Hole. Try it.
 The furniture for the new school house has arrived. The books and sup plies are also here.
 Don't forget to look for the Douglas Cigar Factory label when you purchase cigar. The No. is 147.
Douglas Island news., 1902-10-01

Smoke the Old Tillicums cigar. Clear Havana goods.
Douglas Island news., 1902-10-01

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