The Alaska prospector., 1902-12-25
w. c. Stull Expert Matchmaker.

G Williams.
 The finest line of candies in Val dez Shaw & Williams.
 For fine Cashmere and heavy Wool Socks go to the Lion,
 Children- Sleds. Strong, up-to- date. and cheap at Richards.
 Throw away yonr old truss and buy new one at the Owl Drug Store.
 Parker Bunk House, on Key stone Ave. Bunk, stove and wood. All comforts, 25c per day.
 Prof. Hudson's dancing class for ladies will meet at Moose hall Sat urday afternoon at } o'clock.
 The apparatus for the fire de- partment ordered in October ar rived on the Nome City this week.
 John J. Franey, the well known mining man, came up on the Nome City, and is making prepa- ratiods for his summers work.
 Judge Wickersham has appoin- ted H. H. Hildreth referee in bank. ruptcy for the Pacific District of the Third Judicial Division of Alas ka.
 The vonGunther Hall has been thoroughly overhauled to accommo- date the big crowd at the K. F.. ball. The floor has been blamed, dressing room fixed up, the house has been ceiled and papered and i- now in elegant shape.
 Special Christmas services will be held at Endeavor church next Sunday night. Instrumental mu- sic will be rendered by the Schnei- der sisters. Mrs. II. W. Miller and others will sing, and Rev. Ho.ford will deliver his lecture entitled Testimony of Nineteen Centuries to the Man of Gallilee."
 A package of a bound volume. and d number of magazines were received at the Endeavor library about three weeks ago, and it was only by this mail that it was learned that Mrs. E. H. Holton, of Claremont. Cal, was the party who sent them. Mrs. HoltOn is the mother of Guy Banta of this place.
 The many friends of Rev. w. D. Cram will sympathize with him in the death of his mother, which Oc- cured last month. Rev. and Mrs. Cram had gone to New Hampshire to visit his mother and took Thanksgiving dinner with her. A few days later she was taken sick and died in short time.
 Following are the arrivals on the Bertha.
 Mrs. F. J; Kinghorn, Mrs. G. A. vogt. I. N Tnell. \: Wright. II. D. Bartlett. J. R. Williams, W. II. Winter, Grant Thorburn and wife, J. Y. 8s;rsnasr 8ars 1.l W and wife, John N Rsriey Tony Phillips, Anita Clifford. Mrs. Hazel MrEnsley, Maxi. Ai,er. C; II. Hraemer Theo Thomi'- q. K. Hammond. \. II. Eddy. N H. smith, A. | K Beais"n. S. T. .iotter'lam. A. Runyon. Fred W. Gibson. A. J. simms. J. Langford. Jos. Anett.
 The Fraternal Orders Club. con sisting of members of the following orders, Knights of Pythias, Masons and Cdd Fellows, organized on Monday evening and elected A. R. 1 Heilig, president; W. II. Whittle- sey, vice president; c. D. Shaw, sec ertary. The club will occupy the rooms over Shaw & Williams. A hoard of managers was also elected consisting of Judge Harlan. Geo. Love and Charles Seagreen.
 C.. T. Suter and and wife arrived on the Nome City. Mir. Suter is partner of Mir. A. E. Burten, who came here some time ago and put up the new building next to Felix's ,restaurant. They have shipped in a large amount of hay. feed, lum- Der and shingles. also 25 beds and other furniture to fit up lodging house. They are both thorough | business men and are ready to en- ter into general business as occa- sion demands. They are agents for the Stetson x Post Lumber Co. |