The Alaska prospector., 1903-04-16
w. c. Stull Expert Matchmaker.

W. C. Stull Expert Matchmaker.
 Fine Watch Repairing at Kerns.
 A few good houses for rent, Mike sell-
 Pumps put in. Apply to Yak shaws.
 Pure medicines at Broadway Pharmacy.
 Italian cocoa cream at the Candy Kitchen.
 If your best girl likes oysters take her to Wikidel's.
 Yackshaw is now selling stove pipe at 25c per length.
 600 pounds of fresh candy just received at Shaw & Williams. NEW GOODS on the Santa Ana for Brownell's Hardware store.
 Levy has just received a fine line of ladies' shoes and slippers. Garden Rakes and Hoes. and Scythes and Snaths at Brownellys.
 Goods stored and cash advanced on articles of value. Richards & Co.
 An excellent three-room cottage for sale at reasonable price, Mike sell.
 F. ]. Date left Saturday for Chistuchina, where ke will spend the summer
 i Chase and Sanborn's Celebrated Coffee is to be had at fsmple < Dhugherty's.
 X reception will De rendered. Bishop and Mrs. Rowe next Friday night at Von Gunthers hall.
 Mothers, put your boy in new suit of clothes at Fish & Co.'S and make him and yourself happy
 Neil Robeson, Sam Means and Harry Wenke left Saturday for the interior. They were back from the glacier for fuel.
 No. gentle reader, the Nome City does not belong tothe whiskey trust. The red flag at its bow simply an nounced the fact that "Cyrus Noble" Van was aboard with his consoling spirits.
 A slight fire occurred yesterday afternoon from an overloaded stove at the LeRoy house. It was seen in time and put out before it got any headway. the damage being trifiing and altogether oecasioned by water.
 A number of young men met in the court room last night for the purpose of organizing a base ball club. Fred. Chapman was elected manager; c. P. Smith, captain, and Joe BOurke, treasurer. The treas urer was appointed a committee of one to raise funds. The club will meet again next Tuesday evening at the court room.
 A fine new building is now being completed on Mckinley St. next to the Lion Clothing store. It is being erected by A. H. Baker and F. N. Sissons who will put in a large stock of books, stationery, paints, oils, glass, wallpaper, to- bacco etc. They intend to give special attention to the manage ment of circulating library which will he kept we'll supplied with the latest and best books. Both of these gentlemen are from Skagway where they ran a similar business. Mir. Sessions has been in Alaska for the past 20 years.
 The Santa Ana, with B passen- gers and 300 tons of freight arrived from Seattle last Sunday morning. She left the same evening for Un. alaska and intermediate points, taking with her some of the pas sengers from the east as we'll as others who have been waiting here to go west
 Following is the list of passen- gers from the east:
 Haynes. Geo. Kovitz- Ed- Moxer. P. Me- Sobbr Geo salmon \: $. Simmer. John Prietzer E. T. Stednaan. F. clarexu, Gust. CoodeH, A. crantherst. II. Seaberg. Edw. Hepner, J. Rested E: fystad. J 4. Reynolds. Ralph Reed. A. A. Exi. Russ. K. colsen, M. J. cfagtan. F. H. Rag ls1id, v \, Erst. Jesse NJ. Hall. chris. Hansen, Geo. C. bOland. W. r. Ciifbrrs Peter Murray, Mss Kestting. Mrs. V. Hoi-tine,. Edith Guthrie J. Ceiling. (. II. Spike, Tho~- Dsnby. J. Otter boch. Mrs A. Jackson, A. lawson. \. Lawrence, Gorfes, K. II. Ebbott. J. A Smith, F. Sauter, 6. Cam mpbell, L. Schwartz.