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The Ocala evening star., 1915-02-13
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
board of county commissioners of Ma
rion county, Florida, intend to apply
to the legislature of the state of Flor
ida, at its regular session in 1915, for
a special legislation authorizing the
reissue and validation of all outstand-
ing county warrants issued by or un-
der authority of the board of county
commissioners of Marion county, Flor
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president, Mrs. D. E. McIver, Mrs. R.
G. Blake presided. After the general
routine of business, the afternoon was
concluded by delightful social hour,
Miss Lorayne Kemp rendering several
piano solos, which were greatly en-
joeed by all the members. Mrs. Car
michael served her guests to chicken
salad, waters, tea, cake and mints.
She was assisted in her duties of host
esss by Mrs. J. E. Engesser and Mrs.
C. F. Flippen.
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ida, prior to February 1st, 1915, or
such of said warrants as the said leg
islature may see fit to authorize to be
re-issued and validated; and also pro-
viding for the payment Of interest
thereon, and for making the said war
rants payable at fixed periods.
Board County Commissioners, Marion
County, Florida. 1-30
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Mrs. G. v. Roberts entertained a
number of friends last evening I'M
formally in compliment to Miss Lola
Pope, who has been her h6HgH guest
since her graduation at the Marion
County Hospital Monday EVENING" A
number of the old and always inter
esting games were enjoyed, after
which partners formed to partake of
the dainty refreshments served in the
prettily appointed dining room. The
evening was one of much pleasure
and passed all too quickly for the
happy guests.
Mrs. RacheH Roess and daughter
Miss Lillian Roess, of Oil City, Pa,
arrived this afternoon for their an
nual winter visit to the formers son,
Mr.. NJ. j. Roess and family.
Mrs. j. G. Glass is in Tampa, the
guest of her sister, Mrs. A. E. Cor
nish, during Gasparilla.
Mr.. j. A. Pittman, Mrs. George
Close, Miss Fanny Clark and Miss
Josie Mcclure are Gasparilla visitors
to Tampa.
Mrs. 7. J. Wiley, wis pas been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. B. H. Seymore,
has gone to Tampa to visit friends
before returning to her home in Jack
sonville.
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Mrs. Annie Chambers of Pittsburg,
Pa, arrived this afternoon from Rich
mohd Va, for a visit of some length
to her cousin, Mrs. w. T. Gary and
family. Mrs. Chambers was a popu1
slar visitor last winter and her coming
will be of much pleasant interest to
her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Haney, who
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
D. Rooney for the past week, will re-
turn to their home jim Cartersville,
Ca, Monday.
sss Miss Louise Booze came down from
Mcintosh yesterday to spend the
weekend at home.
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Mrs. G. S. Scott will entertain the
Presbyterian social of the Ladies' Aid
Society Monday afternoon at her
home on Fort King avenue, from 8
o'clock until $50. All friends of the
organization are cordially invited to
attend.
Master Mortimer Goodwin was ac-
companied home by Master Charles
Duval yesterday afternoon, who will
be his guest for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lamoree and
two interesting children left yester-
day afternoon for Orlando, where
they will spend few days visiting
the fair before returning to their
home at Salt Point, N. Y. Mr.. Lam
oree is a cousin of Rev. Fred Benja-
min of Alexandria Bay, N. Y, and
with his family has enjoyed very
much his southern tour and first visit
to Florida.
Mrs. r. J. Wells will conclude ten
days visit to her sister-in-law, Mrs.
! Sam Igou and family tomorrow, re-
turning to her home in Hawthorne.
Mrs. E. L. Carney, who had antici-
pated visit to Tampa for the week
end, has been obliged to defer her
trip on account of illness.
| Mrs. R. S. Hall is expected home to-
morrow afternoon from a two weeks
visit to friends in Atlanta. During
her visit in that city as the guest OF
Mrs. Aver she was the recipient OF
many social attentions and her stay
was most delightful.
i -
Mrs. L. A. Ditto returned last
night from visit to relatives in
\ Jacksonville.
4 Mrs. Rowena Chappell has return
ed from her visit with relatives al
Wildwood and resumed her post OF
duty as a nurse at the hospital.
The ladies of the Methodist church
are planning to give rummage SALE
at an early date.
Miss Josephine Bullock, whose mar
riage on the 25th will be brilliant
social event of the season, entertain
ed this afternoon the junior member!
| of her wedding attendants at NOV
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The best line of fancy stationery in
town and at most reasonable prices,
at the Court Pharmacy. SGT
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Miss Gene Austin will join her
mother, Mrs. J.. X. Austin in this city
Sunday Afternoon for an extended
visit. Miss Austin is former Ocala
girl and her coming is anticipated
with unusual interest, it being her
first visit home for many years. Mrs.
Austin and her daughter viii have
rooms at the residence of Mrs. E. P.
Rentz while in the city.
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On Saturday and Monday, IT
pounds of sugar for 81, with one dol
lars worth of other groceries, for
cash. Smith Grocery Co. Phone 434. If
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It'll be to your interest to watch
for the Dollar Day announcements in
a day or two.
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Miss Lola Pope will leave the first
of the week for Rock Springs, where
for the next ten days she viii be the
guest of Mrs. G. G. Maynard and fam
lily. Before returning to Ocala she
will make an extended visit to rela-
tives in Cedar Keys.
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ing picture party at the Temple. The
hour and a half spent watching the
pictures was greatly enjoyed, after
which the party repaired to the Court
Pharmacy to feast upon angel cake
and ice cream served at prettily ap-
pointed tables. The guests for the
afternoon were Misses Frances Nc
Iver, Iver Waterman, Cornelia Dozier,
Marion Hunter, Caroline and Bab-
bette Peyser, Mildred Bullock and
Masters Hardy Groom, Clifford and
Charles Bullock. Miss Bullock was as
sisted in entertaining her little guests
by her sister, Miss Music Bullock.
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The best gln rickey in the city is
served at Johnny's Place. 22-tf
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Blick typewriters at The Murray
Company. 12-3t
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Mrs. H. c. Peelman, corresponding
secretary of the Baptist Woman's
Missionary Union of Florida, is in the
city, the guest of Mrs. E. Van Hood
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Friendship is the door through
which we go out from the narrow cell
of self, and enter into other lives. It
is the door through which others come
into that narrow cell and make it a
palace with windows that open upon
a boundIess universe.
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Keys to Baldpate at The Murray
Company 12-3t
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Dickson Chapter, u. D. G., was en-
tertained at its regular monthly meet
ing yesterday afternoon BY Mrs. Ed
ward Carmichael at her homepon Fort
King avenue. In the absence of the
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This poem was written by Mrs.
Sarah Banks Weaver of Miami, sis
ter of Mrs. A. A. Winer and Mr.. S. M.
Lummus, of this city:
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Miss Sue Moore left yesterday aft
ernoon for Gainesville1 tqs spend the
weekend as the guest of Mrs. Bryan
NJ. Walker.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-28
.s .s < l. s q & s < -s A -s 4 |. < e ALASKA DAILY EMPIRE q
 Dou9ias Branch
 M. A. SNOW, Manager %
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DOUGLAS. June 2S. - X meeting Of the general Fourth Of July commit. tee will take place at the city hall at S:S0 o'clock tonight. Final arrange ments for the celebration win be made at the meeting.
 The plastering has all been finished in Dr. G. C. Maule's new building on Third street. and will be ready cor occupancy within three weeks.
 The Douglas Island Labor Union will hold its regular meeting at their nall over the Lyric theatre.
 Roy Noland a lineman for the pow. CT company on the Island is suffering from blood poisoning in his left arm.
 The concrete retaining wall for the foundation Of the addition to the St. Ann's hospital is finished and the work of building win soon start
 C. A. Peddleco and wife and Mrs. Frances Hudson were southbound pas. sengers on the Al-Ki this morning.
 The Douglas Island Infants cross ed the channel this morning to play a game Of baseball with the Juneau youngsters.
 Bert Stedman. who was seriously injured by a fall last week in the Central hois; room. was out yester- day. and rotted at the ball game. He shows no effects Of his experience. but owing Co severe pains in his head he is forced to sleep m sitting pos ture. and will likely be weeks in fully recovering.
 The Lyric theatre has bought g handsome piano from the Juneau Mu- sic House The sale was made by Manager J p. l.. Graves.
 r. A. Hammersmith or San Fran cisco. secretary Of the Alaska Tread well Gold Mining. companies. left for the south yesterday on the Spokane.
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KETcHIKAN MINING MAN
 ARRIVES FOR HEARING

Charles 4. cosgroye. who arrived on the Spokane from Ketchikan Sat urday is in the city in connection with the case of tho United States against the Ketehihun Consolidated Mines Company whici, he represents.
 The government has made the char. ges that the company in question failed to qualify as mineral ertry- man. and issued Dotice to show cause why 6 default should not be- taken against the company Mir cosgrove has field motion requesting that the charge be set aside The motion will in all probability be granted and it is expected that the case will be set for a new hearing within the next few days.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-28
NEWSPAPER WOMAN IS
 VISITOR IN JUNEAU

Mrs. Helena McEvoy, representing the Seattle PostInteligencer, ar rived from Ketchikan on the North western and is at the Alaskan She is making a trip through Alaska iu the interest of the Seattle newspaper
 Mrs. McEvoy is one of the best known newspaper women of the West, and has edited and published newspapers in several States Her last venture was the Washington State Democrat at Seattle She was one of the prominent women workers in the Wnson-Lister campaign in Washington State ln 1912 She is not a stranger to Alaska. as she at one time resided at Cordova
 Mrs McEvoy is accompanied by her young son, Peter McEvoy and Miss Maude Vaughn. q young lady friend Of Seattle. They will be here for several days.
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LICENSES ISSUED.


 The following licenses were issued this morning by the Territorial Treasurer;
 Attorneys: J. II. Cobb. J. Allison Bru. ner. c. J. Lomen, James NJ. Shoup.
 Automobile - P. J. Malone, Clark Adair T. j.. McCaul
 Physician-J 4. Sutherland F. J. Malone.
 Mining Culzer & Fitzpatrick, chas. X. Sulzer Cache Creek Dredging Co., Pacific Coast Gypsum Company
 Fishing John Davis, gill net; Pa cihc American Fisheries Co.,, one trap in ley Straits, making in an seven teen fer this company Columbia Xiv CT Packers Association three traps at Chignik. Alaska rhlinket Packing Co. for 16 fish traps in Funter Bay
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APPROXIMATIONS.

are our speciality We not only carry the freshest prescription stock in the city but the largest and most com piete-ihe above facts combined with the assurance to the customer that his or her prescription will be com. pounded with expert siillfulness, alone is enough to give second thought be. fore taking your prescription to be filled. Bring your next one to ns and you can feel confident 1t was fll- as Che Doctor prescribed, The HILL DRUG CO.,, Phone S2. 24-tf.
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TREADwELL. June 2S.- Anothe

TREADwELL. June 2S- Another slide occurred at the Glory Hole last night. Loose rock has been sliding from the sides for the past three weeks. but no real damage is being done. as an the slides are mold and abandoned workings.
 John Christoe and family left for their home in Ballard Wash. on the Al-Ei this morning. They have been visiting at Treadwell for the past three months.
 Frank Reynolds. who has been em- ployed at the "3OO7 mill for the past few months, was transferred to the train service today
 George Morrison. an employee Of the 300" min. resigned recently and has taken position at Eagle river as amalgamator.
 Harry Cook went to work on the ore train this morning
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declared holiday for tomorrow and will spend Che day on an excursion and picnic The Cyanlders and their invited guests will leave at z o'clock tomorrow morning on the Amy. and win so to Limestone Harbor and Peku glacier In the evening they win 30 Go ralSu caUnory where dance wil be given An orchestra is peins tnls en along to furnish the music Yhoy will return about midnight
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EVE SEEK CITIZENSHIP

Within the last two days five for eigners have filed applications to be admitted to citizenship and two oi them were admitted this morning. The new citizens are Boso Unkayich an Austrian and Anton Strand, Nor wegiah The three applications which have not as yet been pissed upon were filed by Peter Sabol, John Rich. ards and Oscar Ivanson.
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asoov MIL TO START
 PROBABLY TOMORROW

TREADWELL. June 2S.-The work of installing the crusher at the Treadwell hoist was finished before noon today and the hoist was started this afternoon. Owing to the limited capacity of the hoist. ore will only be run to the a3007 mill. and the "24O" min will remain closed at present. It is thought that enough ore will be hoisted by tomorrow to start the mill and that it vill be kept going. During tho present shut down the mill has been thoroughly repaired and Is h first class condition.
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Mlss ANnREMs ro LEACH

Word has been received from Miss Lorraine Andrews. one of the high school teachers in Juneau during the past two years, that she has accepted a position in the English department Of the Santa Clara high school for the coming year Miss Andrews re. signed her position here at the end Of the school year in order that she might secure a position nearer her home in Berkeley. Calf.
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LEFT ON AL-Kl.

AZ .1ong the passengers leaving for -ne South on the Al.Ki this morning ere Ellen Y. r. Sabin. Mir. and Mrs Booth Sparks. D. A. Thompson. Mrs Hayes. A. Johnson and Miss Johnson II. <. Lodenkole. G. s. Mccoy Mrs Mccoy and Miss Mccoy NJ $. Kpud son. M German. C. Anderson. John Fon. and seven second class.
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MEXICAN BOARDING HOUSE
 TO CLOSE JULY FIRST

TREADwELL. June 2S.-Announce- ment has been made that after July lst the Mexican boarding house win close and ail the men will be trans gerred to the Treadwel boarding house The Treadwell establishment is large enough to take of the addi- tional men and the Mexican is being closed on the score Of economy. Les lie Foreman. steward of the Mexican, according to rumor. will take charge of the Club cigar stand
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P. Q. euRTr WEEDS.

The wedding or Payson Dodge Burtt and Miss Julia Etta Madden occurred lat Oakland, Calf, Monday, June 2l. according to announcements receiv- ed today by Mr. Burtt's friends.
 Mr. Burtt will be remembered as the young mining engineer who was assistant to Manager c. II. James. of the Aux Bay mine during its eNamina' ton three years ago. by the North Ontario Exploration Co.,
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plssoLuTloN oF PARI'NgRsHlP.

DISSOLUTION OF PAR7NERsHiP, NOTICE is hereby given that the partuershlp hertofore existing be- tweon Charles Helsing and II. J. LOT enzen. as the Diamond s Mercantile Co.,, Is this day dissolved, Charles Helsing retiring and F. ]. Lorenzen continuing as the sole owner. It will be known as the Diamond s Mercan' tile Co.
 All the outstanding accounts due the firm are to be paid to Fl. J. Lorenzen, who will settle all bills against the firm.
 Dated, Juneau, Alaska, June %, 1915. 6'Z0-et
 F. J. LORENzEN.
 CHARLES HELSING.
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FREE LECTURE ON
 CHRISTIAN SclENcI

The Christian Science Society ot Juneau. Alaska. invites the public to attend a free lecture on Christian Science by alr William D. Ratavon. C. s. B., of Denver Col membcr of the Board Of Lectureship of the Moth. er Church the First Church of 'hr'sc scientist, in Boston Massachusetts
 The address will be delivered st the Orpheum Theatre. Juneau. AiaaiSa on Wednesday evening, July 2nd, at S;S0 o'clock 6,25-6t.
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A SON FOR RADELs.

A son was born last night to Mir and Mrs. Fred j. Radel of Perseyer ance. Young Radel is holding forth in the St Ann's hospital nursery and from an indication win be able tC hold his own among the juniors al the mine
 Fred, IT, Is grandson of Mr. and Mrs. J s. Morgan of this city
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MIKE" SULLIVAN IS
 VISITING IN JUNEAU

Michael J. Sullivan. prominently connected with the construction of the Copper River railroad. Is visi- tor in Juneau, having arrived this morning. He win sal on the Mari posa the latter part oi the week for Port Wells where he has mining property
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GOLD MEDAL IS WON
RY JUNEAU GIRL

Miss Carolyn Bernhofer received from the faculty of Inc school she has been attending at New Westmin. ster. B. c. notification that she bad passed the music examination with highest standing and tha, as re- ward she had been given a gold mod. al. The winning Of thc medal is en accomplishment that only one pupil may attain, during the term.
 Miss Bernhofer returned from Now Westminster last week. She and her sister. Miss Marie Bernhofer, are soon to appear in concert here.
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arHE MAN oN rHE soXn
AT TsE LYRIC THEATRE

DOUGLAS. June 2S.-Tonight the patrons Of the Lyric will be given a treat The fve-reel motion picture success. ~The Man on the Box" will be shown. with Max Figman. the ia nous comedian. in the leading role
 "The Man on. the Box" is Harold McGrath's greatest story and the play ran ie0 nights in New York The pictures are declared to be better
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oIlsRY IosEs sUlT.

in the case of ]. M. ousby ys J. j. Reagan which was instituted to re cover an alleged drayage bill Of Sl4.O5 the jury this morning returned a yer diet of $1.0O for the defendant. The costs of the suit totaled some SlS.OO plus the S1.00 verdict.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-06-28
INJuRgD MAI REoovERs.

sam Rotheil who was brought in from Annex Creek couple Of weeks ago with on injured foot was dis charged from st. Ann's hospital to- day and has gone back to his work at Annex.
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MCDONALD IN HOSPITAL.

Tom Mcdonald was brought to st.. Ann's hospital from rhane yesterday to be treated for injuries received In an explosion McDonold's eyes have been injured but it is not yet known to what extent
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LEFT ON SPOKANE.

Passengers leaving Juneau yester- day for the South on the Spokane in- cluded c. D. Tascher, Clara Johnson, Miss Fre,da Gemmett. Mrs c. 2. Dem n.y. F. lHammersmith for Seattle.
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CHILDREN IN CONCERT.

The children of Nativity Parish will give concert In Parish Hall next Thursday evening, July !, it was announced today.
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oUALlTY-sgRVlcE.

When you see our etamp on the packaee-you know eit Ia rIght" all the way through. Juneau Drug co9 athc store that has waas you want when you want lk" Phone 25o. oppe- sne AlssIean hotel loz Front st.
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FLYNN MADE NOTARY

Edwin n. Flynn of Nome has been granted @ notarys commission by the Secretary of Alaska.
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l FOR SALIE-ono team mules, vt. about 25OO lbs, young and in excelI- ent cOndition, also, one team mules. weight 14OO lbs (can be seen at Ray mond's store). Full information can be obtained from w. W. Casey. -(6-1'-12t)
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than either Che book or the play
 The Man on the Box will be re peated tomorrow night.
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cLAssIFlED Anv.
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FOR SALE Broom House: some furniture; city water well built, new ly painted; large woodshed. water, front 3Ox4O and pIanked, $45O, with S2OO cash, balancc to suit. Address IT. Empire. 6-24-4t.
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"fIendrick" expert sign writer. Com pare workmanship before ordering (6-7-1m.)-
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FOR LEASE For a term of years. 1s.room apt. building suitable for families or bachelors quarters, ad- dress Mrs. James Hogan, Juneau AL asKa. o-zo-oS'
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Fofl RENT. 2 and room furnished housekeeping suites; reasonable, "The cozy corner of Juneau. Cliff Apart ments. near court house. 2-1-lm-
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FOR SALE-M. D. Berry's entire trans fer out fit at bargain. S-1e-tf
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.lAeK voUR DocToR.r .

The most important part of the drug store is the prescription depart ment.
 The experience Of the man who puts up your prescriptioa the quality of the goods he carires, and his 'hon' eotyp are the factors you have to con slider before taking your prescription so tho drug store.
 When you bring it to es-you have brought lt 10 the right place. Our experience, stock and service arc rec ognized as the beet in town. "Ask your doctor" The Juneau Drug Co., opposite Alaskan hotel, Phone 250. We deliver day and night zS'I
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FOR SALE - Lot, 34x76, abstract and desd. $15O down. rest monthly at 6Ge. J A. Adams, IT,, Schonacker Brkg Go. 6.22st
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Baines strawberries at Raymond's t6-2S-2t)
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FOR SALE--New Home sewing ma chino with motor attched, Si0.0O, 6l6 D 9th St. 5.2S-St
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wAERE ro sOY DRUGS.

Do you not prefer to trade In a place where you are certain to get what you want? We have the best cruz atock In Alaska and our service is at your dioposal at an times. The J0neau Drug Co., 1o7 Front St. opPo. site Aiaokan hotel phone 25o' 2St'
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FOE Rl5NT-Fiyeroom fiat unfur- nished Apply Mrs. c. F- Forrest. 44V D. Fifth St., phone 52. 6-2S.tf.
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ROOMS sIO up; board sSO-NIiss charon, 5S5 Main st., phone 242. (6.1tf
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FOR SALE-Ladies bicycle: nearly new, S15. F. Joslin, steamer Georgia
 (6-13-6t.)-
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FOI. RENT-Five rooms and bath, concrlIte house. phone 369. 2-1etL
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HOUSE for rent. Mrs. M. DavIs.-
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LOST Girls red sweater Leave word at GoIdstein's Emporium. 2s-st
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FOR RENT-First class, furnished fourroon aptg phone s4S4 2S,St,
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St. Nicholas leaves for Tenakee und way ports, Tuesdays at 8. a. m. 12-2S-tr
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WANTED-Girl for general house. work. Apply Empire. 6-2l.tf
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Flat or shoes free with Hart schan- ner & Marx suits at GoIdstein's 2ltf
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Kendricky expert sign writer Com pare workmanship before ordering. -(67-1m)-
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Hsines strawberries at Raymond's f6-2S.2t.)
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TREADwELL. June 2s.-The em. pioyees of the Cyanide plant have
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Hat or shoes free with Hart schaff- -ner 6 Marx suits at GoIdsteIn,s 2ltf
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We make repairs on all kinds of stoves. ranges and heaters See us. Universal Repair Shop. 114 Front street. 6-25.tf.
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FOR SALE-Lot 8, Block S7. on 7th. St.. between Gold and Harris, 5O-foot. frontage, 100 feet deep. R. D. Rob ertson. 6.25-1m
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Emery shiits at Goldstein's. fit and color guaranteed. e21tf
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FOR RENT Furnished front room with bath; private family. ST West Eighth st. 6-26-tf.