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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-21
Great Reductions in Rugs.

PREVIOUS TO annual stock taking wish reduce
stock in the Rug Section also make for goods
which will be arriving To accomplish this result
few days have marked many lines way below regular
selling prices 1t opportunity to strictly high
grade at very lowest prices. The enumerated
below but few examples of the values that prevail
throughout the entire stock II
HARTFORD SAXONY RUGS-The nearest approach to the
genuine oriental of anything made country There
only three in this lotone beautiful Bohara Sere
bend design and one Persian carpet pat n ~ a. II
tern Size 9x12. feet-never sold for less \R1 II
than $4I5O. Choice TOR this sae.. %O6n1VO
BEAUVOIs ADMINISTER RUGs-One lot about fifteen pat
terms Sanfords extra quality Beauvois Administer Rugs
choice line oriental colorings and designs a NJ 1P
size 9x12 feet. Our standard price $780, XIII "a Il
Choice for this sale only. 49,. @&nnE "
BRUSSELS RUGS lot 10 patterns, extra 6AHE ~ II
quality Brussels Rugs, 9x12 feet, regular XIII ~
$780, For this sae choice ........... vi nsEV II
1f :: T. ?s $075
BRUSSELS RUGS-One lot Brussels Rugs about twenty-five
in all, choice line of patterns all new, AAlA ~ H
clean goods This lot should move very &u1 9A
rapidly Choice for this sale only $HksOO
VELVET RUGs-Two patterns in this lot, al NJ /
size 9xl2 feet. bargain at $3.50. For AHA 02h
this sale, special. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. VI EuOO
DELTOX SANITARY MATING RUGS-For lake use sum- |
homes and the porch Nothing like them-servceabe,
clean and cool Note sizes and prices:
27x54inch ..... 75c 6x9foot. $3.50
36x72inch ........ SIPS 8x10-foot $3.50
4-6x7-6 foot. .... $3.50 9xl2-foot $3.50. $500 !
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Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-16

In the case of Sing Lee versus Kuiu Charley for the surrender of d house and lot, which was tried before jury of six in commissioner court, two whole days were taken up. The attorneys for the opposing sides engaged in several hard legal battles, and late Tuesday evening submitted the case to the jury, which, after being out for some time, reported a disagreement, We did not learn what disposition will be made of the case.
 h commissioners court yesterday, a couple of native boys who had just com. pleted the serving of terms of inprson- ment, were arrested an another charge and returned To jail, having been sen- fenced to fifty days.
 \ lag crate of turkeys came in on the Cottage City, and it is very likely there will be ''shooti | atch purity kwiCk.
 Subscribe now and make yonr folks back east a Christmas present Of tie SENTINEL One year for only S2.00.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-16
4 GOOD BAND.

Klawack's Indian Brass Band, which came over on the last Peerless, have entertained our citizens admirably for a week or so. The band is composed of the following members; Solo comets, J. Peratoyich and Scott Tecumseh; 1st cornet, Vim Gunyah: 2d cornet, Sam'l. Gunyah; clarinets, Max Daclane, Geo. Demert and Frank Mercer; solo alto, R. Tecumseh; altos, Lewis Tom and Lucy Shook; slide trombone, Robt. Dick; 1st tenor. Chas Shook: 2d tenor, Jas. Per atoyich; baritone, Peter Roberts; E bass, Geo. Gunyah; tubas, Walter ke- tah and Bob Peratovich; drums, Spen' cer Williams and Geo Roberts.
 The boys have been under the instruc- ton of Frank Mercer for the past six weeks, and have progressed very rapidly They are deeply interested in the work and practice two hours each day. While here the band played one concert, gave dance, played for one wedding and also at the Peoples church and Salvation Army, and as band music is rarely hearc in Wrangell, the music played by the band was highly appreciated.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-16
The Wrangell Drug Go.

For roast or steak of best corn beef try W. C Waters.
 The Dolphin came in from the north Monday morning without mail.
 Chas. Darwell has gone to ketchikan l. &ork in the shingle mill
 Yrs. I. J. Case has just received a - new line of winter millinery; low prices.
 Merchant F. W. Carlyon left on the Humboldt for short business trip to Seattle.
 Herman Mclean and T. C. McRoby went to ketchikan on tke Humboldt III quest of work.
 Mir. K. J. Johansen came over from his farm at the mouth. of the river, Sun day, purely on business
 air. and Mrs Harry Brice, accompa- niei by Mrs. Rosenthal, left on the Humboldt for their home in ketchikan,
 Harvey Taylor and Tommy Moore have built a cabin on the north fork oi the stikine, and will trap during the winter.
 Frank Thompson, the watchdog of the klawack cannery, left on the Hum boldt for a visit with relatives at Reno, Nevada.
 George Locker is home again from Bell Island Hot Springs. He is having e 5.toot launch built for knocking about the islands.
 i The Peoples church folks are prepar ing for Christmas tree. In collection taken up for that purpose, Sunday eyen- ing, s35 was raise5.
 During his recent trip to Juneau, Johnny Grant was initiated into the mysteries Of the Elks Lodge, and was presented with a fine elk tooth, beauti- fully mounted as token of the esteem in which he is held by the travelling ,-nun, members of the lodge, who often >-Isi, WraugelI
Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-16

Keep your eye out for bogus money. 4 recent Juneau paper says that quite number of spurious S. and slO-pieces have been sprung in Juneau. The coins have the appearance of the genuine, but lack the true ring of Uncle Sans pro duction.
 c. NJ. Coulter is building an addition to his butcher shop, to be used for an office, where a stove can be put up. "Cash" says he needs a place where he can toast his toes.
 Mel. Marshal yesterday took up the sidewalk along Mrs. Uhler's property on Front Street, for the purpose of making some much needed repairs. The foun.. dation was found to De in a bad state of decay.
 After being busily engaged all season, towing logs in and scow loads of lum Der from the Wrangell sawmill, the Alaska is being laid up for the winter.
 The sawmill will be closed down the latter part of this month. This has been very successful season, and the mill will start up early next year.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-16

Try Hazlewood butter and eggs. For sale by VIC. Waters.
 Walter Dort and wife left out on the Vixen. Tuesday morning, intending to spend the next few months trapping on kuiu Island.
 Attorney George Irving, of Ketchikan, after attending to the proper probating of the estate of NJ. R Rosenthal, left on tte Humboldt for his home.
 Capt. Albert Lee and Miss Elizabeth kalkak were married on the evening of Nov 10, 1905, at the residence of the bridegroom, by Commissioner Snyder.
 Why don't somebody agitate the re- organization of the Wrange't brass band? There is material and instruments, and little hustling would do the business.
 Geo. Northup left en the Cottage City for kaakc. where be will take up the task of instructirg a brass band which has lately been organized at that place.
 That party oi hunters who returned from the flats late Saturday night suc- ceeded in getting some ducks, but report the weather too rough for good hunting
 When the Humboldt left for the south last Saturday the Klawack Indian Band marched out on the wharf and played a farewell concert to II. F Swift, mayor of klawack.
 The ketchikan Mining Journal has changed hands, Walter S. Coutant now being editor and publisher. Mr. Wyatt has gone to Seward to take charge of the Gateway.
 In the matter oi the estate of Marcus R. Rosenthal, deceased, Harry Brice was last week appointed administrator with bonds fixed at 5000. \ petition to sell personal property at private sale, was granted.
 H. F. Swift, superintendent of the Y. P. T. & Pkg. Co.'S. cannery, left on the Humboldt for his nome II ear Francis % He left the cannery in charge oi Capt. Roy Cole, which is assurance that it will be taken proper care of Mir. Swift has engaged his boat crews for the next season, sO there will he no deiay in getting startesl rext-vea-
Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-16
HERE AND THERE.

BEING MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION or NEWS
 FROM ALL ABOUND ALASKA.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-16
Buy American Goods At Wholesale Prices

For over ten years we have enjoyed very large trade with the people of Ala ka, selling them direct everything they use, eat and year at United States prices.
 Our plan is the cheapest and Lest for securip. American goods ot every de- scription-from needle to locomotive quality, price and safe delivery guar anteed.
 We supply ererytting that is used in the home, school, office or store, and ev- erything needed by the niner, lumber man, prospector, hunter and farmer.
 Goods packed in least space for safe transit by rail and water, and shipped by mail. or bv express and freight at lowest rates to all points in Alaska, through our Pacific Coast agent, without delay.
 Our export division makes speciality of Alaska business and understand, at requirements.
 Thus, by ordering anything of us, you are sure of expert and >afe pGclIrg for ev- cry method of transportation, and correct routing to insure least delay and lowest freight, with greatest safety. Don't ,corry about poor packing or ex- cessiye freight. You will find that goods bought of us cost leg at your place than if bought elsewhere, and they Hlust reach you in perfect order, under our liberal guarantee. ,oa
 Send for our new Free 12o0-page Cata- logue No. "A, just from the press, showing 10000 illustrations and quoting 10000 articles of every day use in American homes.
 Montgomery, Ward 6 Co Michigan Ave, Madison and Washington Sts., |12 Chicago, U. s. A.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-16
ADDITIONAL HOME
 STEAD APPLIC ALTON.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

- Juneau, Alaska, October IT, lSoo. ' NOTICE is hereby given that 0, P. Brown, as mann and assignee. of Dauiel E. Farley, being entitled to the benefits of Section 23oS of the Re yised Statutes of the United States granting addi- tonal lands to soldiers and sailors who served in the War of the Rebellion. has made application 70 this office to make proof and entry hy said appil- cant under act of congress approved May H. 1858. for lands in U. s. Survey No. 2s2, in Alaska. de- scribei as follows. to wit:
 Situate on the nor n side of Metsof Island, east shore Wrangell Narroys, and more partcu'ar1y described follows
 Beginning at point at high water mark on the north end shore of Metkoff Island. marked Beg. Cor No. l. Sur. No. 2s2. from whence U. s. loc7- minutes west ss.e7 chains distant. Thence east l9. 70 chains to corner No. g. Thence north le Ss chains to corner No. 3. Thence west 2O.3l chains to corner No {. Thence south degree 45 minutes east along beach p chains to corner No. ], the place of beginning Magnetic variation g degrees s5 minutes east, containing an area of 55SS acres Any and all persons claiming adversely any DOT ton of said lands are required to file protest or adverse claim thereto in this office during the per iod of publication within thirty daSs thereafter, otherwise proof and entry Of said lands will be 'i''''s 's sA'' 4ppH' JOHN ". DUDLEY. It is hereby oriered that the foregoing notice be published for the full period of sixty days In the ALAsYA SENTINEL a weekly newspaper publish ed at WrangeI. Ablska which hereby designate as the newspaper nearest the land described
 JOHN ". DUDLEY,
 Register. Received and fiisd October r. 1905. JOHN ". DUDLEY.
 Register. First pub. Oct 26. 1905.
 Last pyb- Dec g, 185-
Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-16
The Wrangell Drug Go.

Between the end of Cariyon's store and the postoffice is a piece of walk that shouhl be repaired before someone falls through, breaks a leg or arm and brings a damage suit against the town.
 Dr. Wm. Hughes, who has been on visit to old 'Webfoot' and other places, returned on the Cottage City Monday night. The Dr. is looking fine, and says he is feeling better than for long time.
 Mrs. ". G. Thomas was a passenger south on the Humboldt. She will re- main in Seattle for short time, after which she goes for an extended visit to to her relatives in Missouri and West Virginia.
 MT. Win. Cook, our laundryman, re- turned on the Cottage City after an ex- tended trip to Portland and other points south. While at Portland Mfr. Cook was taking treatment fo.. his eyes, and is much improved.
 Smith d Hollenbeak's logging outfit came in from the back channel one day last week, and have gone to Blind River in Wrangell NarroWs, to commence log ging operations. The Alaska lowed the scow ouf Monday.
 The Peerless has been at Petersburg most of the week getting her machinery fixed up. They say there is a good ma chine shop over there and little lad" in the SENTINEL would apprise this part of the world of the fact.
 Messrs. Woodbridge and Iowery were passengers on the Humboldt from Ju- neau, where they went to be examined for permission to run their steamer J. A. Mason, J. c. Grant and Harry Col lins also returned home on the same boat.
 Alex Vreatt Monday made shipment of two hundred pounds of Alaska rubies. which will be cut and mounted in Chi cago. This is the second large shipment of these stones. Two men are constant ly employed at the lodges in getting the stones out.
 The |. s. steamboat inspectors, Capt Geo. Whitney and Mr. Frank NewhaIl stopped of the Humboldt long enough to inspect the little steamer Vixen. She waa pronounced o. k., granted papers, and left out Tuesday for the Stewart & Bierd fox ranch on Conclusion Island.
 Speaking of Alaska as vegetable country, it is in order to state that in all parts of Wrangell are gardens full of all kinds of fine vegetables. In Johnny Grants garden just west of the Pioneer, there are two heads of caulihoyer inst ripening. How is that for the. frozen North" in November?
 FoR SALE-Blue Fox Ranch, producing the finest pnalffr n fin ;,,.- I market, as can be shown by London sales. The average prices of the blue foxes shipped from this ranch for the past four years haye brought 24 times above the average prices of all skins sold. During the same period it has produced over two thirds of all the prime skins. Island well stocked and is self-sup. | porting. Persons wishing to buy can have opportunity to investigate before purcfias- ing4. No information will be given to any one except to those wishing in good faith to embark in the business. Address l S. SArsLEGATE6U | Unalasks, .AIaska A,
Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-16
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

After a series of unsuccessful meetings the town council last Thursday succeed ed in getting a quorum present, when Mayor Jensen called the meeting to or der, and proceeded to the transaction of the following business:
 Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved.
 Minutes of the council, when sitting as a board of equalization, read and ap. proved.
 Report of election board for special el- ection submitted, and canvass of the votes made, showing that thirty-three ballots were cast for councilmen to fill the vacancies caused by the death of NJ. R. Rosenthal and the resignation of G. V. Carson, of which George Barnes re ceiyed 2 and Donald Sinclair 25; the balance were scattering. Messrs. Barnes and Sinclair, having received majority of all votes cast, were declared duly el- ected.
 The matter of tax levy for 1906 was taken up for consideration. On motion of E. P. Lynch, levy of five mills on all the taxable property in the town was made.
 The following bills were read and or
Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-16
TREASURER'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the tax roll for the Town of Wrangell, Alaska, for the year 1905, has been placed in my hands for collection; and further notice is given that all taxes must be paid by the fc 'rth Monday of December, 1905, at s o'clock P. M., and ii not paid prior thereto the same will become delinquent and 5 per cent will be added to the amount thereof.
 Dated Novem Der Is, 1905.
 PC. MCCORMACK, Town Treasurer.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-16
A THING OF BEAUTY
 AND A JOY FOREVER THIS OLD QUOTATION IS TRUE OF THE Alaska RubieS When thes leave the hands of the lapidary.

When thes leave the hands of the lapidary.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-16

Between the end of Carlyon's store and the postoffice is a piece of walk that shoufl be repaired before someone falls through, breaks leg or arm and brings a damage suit against the town.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-16
Total

F. P. Lynch moved that the petition of the school board te granted, author izing them to purchase one teachers desk and one water cooler Motion pre- vailed.
 And the meeting adjourned.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-16
RE THANKSGIVING SERVICE

promised MT. Corser that if I was home on Thanksgiving day. wouH as- sist him in the service, but never prom ised to preach the sermon; but, seeing my duties call me away to other parts of Alaska, don't expect to be home.
 ROBERT SMITH, Adjutant.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-16

The Wrangell Chamber of Commerce meets tonight at o'clock, and az there is considerable business to be transacted, there should be a full.attendance.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-16
COME IN.

This being the first number of the fourth year of the SEN TINEL, great many subscrip- tions are now payable. Do not allow your subscription
 to get behind. g per year.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-11-16

We have organized the Alaskan Ruby Mining ard Development Company, with capital stock of 1000 GOO ard have set aside block of this stock to further develop the mines for other precious minerals. The shares are sl0 each at par value, fully paid up and non -assessable. tn order to get these rubfes Horn in every neghpOrhood and the company known everywhere quickly, we will sell these shares for B each, and with II one of our finest rubies. FREE OF CHARGE. We don't ask you 10 pay one penny until you have received both the stock certificate and the gem. We take all the risk and pay every cent of the charges out of our own pocket. If satisfactory. you pay the express agent s3 and the certificate and ruby is yours If within thirty days you are dissatisfied you may return all to us and we viii refund your money. This offer will be withdrawn af.e lm- tied number of shares have been sold
 ADDRESS CoMMUNICATIONS TO ALASKAN RUBY MINING AND DEVELOPMENT
 COMPANY
 302 The Temple. CHICAGO, ILL :
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-08-30
SEVERAL CASES At GULFPORT, MISS.
1t Has Also Reappeared at Provideuee--The
Failure to Isolate the Scourge Has Sent
Another Panic Of Quarantine Through
Louislsna--In New Orleans the Situation
Continues to Improve.

New Orleans, La. (Specia) The
United States Marine Hospital Service
has agreed to take charge of the fruit
shipments from Port Chalmette, so as
to meet the objections of Surgeon Cen
eral .Wyman The fruit cars will not GO
through New Orleans. This arrange
ment will permit of handling the fruit
trade through the Mississippi River, re-
ieve the congestion at Mobile and the
famine in the West.
The State Board of Health, having
made an investigation OF the health con
ditions at Patterson, has concluded that
the vigorous measures are needed there,
and has placed DR.. c. L. Norton in
charge The civil authorities will re-
port to him and receive orders from
him. So far the efforts to check the
disease in Patterson having produced
no practical results; fortunately the dis
ease is milder there than anywhere else
in the South, the death rate being only
one-half of one per cent. Why this is
so has not been yet learned
On the other hand, the situation IS
bad at Lee, the fishing settlement on
Bayou Lafourche. where there are 223
cases. There are now three doctors
there The fishing business is COM
pletely suspended, and the people are
short of provisions and medicines. These,
however, are being supplied by the au-
thorties, and ample provision will be
made for the healthy as well as fer
the sick They are simple fisher folk.
obey all sanitary instructions, and seem
heartily thankful for what is being done
for them Unfortunately, through their
ignorance and lack of resident doctor,
they let the disease get firmly sea;ed in
every house in the sediment before no.
tifying the health authorities.
Dr. Krauss has been placed in charge
at Lake Providence, where the recur-
renee of the fever, after having once
been crushed out. has caused much dis
appointment. 1t is restricted to the ne
groes, only one white person being sick,
whereas of old the negroes were believed
TO be immune.
The discovery of yellow fever at Gulf
port. Miss, was, it now appears, made
at New Orleans, Just as that at Missis-
sippi City was discovered by the Ala
bama health authorities.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-08-30
BurcInfs Blow Omen Safes.

Pennington, n. J. (SpeciaD - Bur
glars blew the safe in the Three Bridges
Pcstofice to atoms early the other morn
ing. Enough nitroglycerine was used
to wreck a dozen safes. The thieves
secured So in cash and between I4o
and $50 in postage stamps. The bur
glars did not disturb the mail matter,
but carried away bundle of papers be
longing to Postmaster Wood The
money drawer. containing small
amount OF cash and stamps, was not
forced open. Frank II, Van Syckle's
meat market was broken into. but Moth
ing OF value was taken Surrounding
towns were quickly notified TO be on the
lookout for suspicious characters, but
no arrests have bcen made
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-08-30
HocH GRANTED MORE DELAY.
Supreme Court Of Illinois VIII Review Testl-
mony 10 Case.

Chicago (Specia) johann Hoch, the
man OF many wives, convicted OF the
murder OF one of them and under SEN
tencc of death, has escaped the gallows
third time He was to have been
hanged Friday, but supercedas was
issued Thursday on an order Of Justice
Magruder, of the Supreme Court
The Justice said that he had carefully
examined the record presented by Hoch's
attorneys and his study of it satisfied
him that there was enough doubt 10 JUS
tify a review of the entire case by the
Supreme Court. The case will come up
at the October term of the court at
Springfield ILL., Hoch has been conf
dent that the sentence OF hanging would
not be inflicted. He had very little to
say when informed OF the action of the
Justice. Jailer Whitman asserted il was
the first time in his experience that a
prisoner has exhibited no concern about
his fate the day previous to execution.
Hoch was smoking a cigar when told
OF the issuance of the writ. 81 am not
guilty of this horrible murder" he said,
"and now | will have an opportunity OF
proving myself innocent before The high
est court in the state. | never have felt
that | would go to the gallows. | may
be guilty of other crimes, but never of
that murder" -