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NELSON'S AUTO STAGE
Juneitu-Shrep Creek Route
Leaven Juneiu 6:15 a. m.. 11:30
a. m.. and 5:00 ^ m. Leaves Sheep
Creek 7:30 a. 31.. 1:00 p. m.. and
6:30 p. u. Wednesdays, same as
above with extra 3:00 p. m., and
9:00 p. m. from Juneau; 3:30 p. m.,
and 9:30 p. m. from Sheep Creek.
Saturdays? Leaves Juneau 11:30
a. m.. 5:00 p. m.. 9:00 p. m.. and
10:00 p. n. Leaves Sheep Creek
1:00 p. ni- 5:30 p. m.. 9:30 p. m..
and 10:30 p. in. Sunday schedule:
as Saturady. last two tripe omitted.
Special trips between schedule trips
can be arranged. Leaves Juneau
Office, 129 Front St- at the Ford
Agency. 'Phone 294
lllllllllllllllllllllllll
;? LORENZO TEPPA
General Shocmaking
!! Clothing, Shoes, Gents' Furnish* !I
;; Ings. Tobacco and Cigars. ] J
?1 St Ann's Ave. Douglas, Alaska ? ?
'miiii milium t mill''
< * ?
<? Business Chances
< ? ?
J | $3,500 Lash?Buy, a md paying Sa- J J
< I loon in Dough*; 17 room* and Cafo leaaod < >
<? n connwtlm. Bnt location. nil furniture <'
J J of 17 room*. IfiflO Now Eloctric Piano and J '
4 > 2 Pool Table*. A big *nnp for s live man. 4 >
4 > < ?
( , $2,250 Lath Brat Shoe Busincm. 4,
' I Clothing. Gantn* Furnuklns* Cigar*. To- < >
] I bacco and all takwbir article* with Shoe- ] J
4 4 making bitinoia paying a good income. 4 4
< > All machine* and motor 4toea w ilh it. Brat 0
' | location in Dough*. J |
4 ? ^ < >
; ; $1,700 Cash-Restaurant paying W?
i , monthly profit, all table* anil everything , ,
4 > in connection 7 furniahed room*, all rent- 4 >
J I ed. A big snap for the right party. Main * J
4 4 thoroughfliro Dough*. , 4
4 > i >
i > Apply 4 ?
4! Real Estate Office 4 4
0 W. C. STEWART. Tavern Hotel J >
J P.O. Box ITS. DOUGLAS
? +
Are You Going to Build.
1 I
| Are you going to repair your j
house. See GEORGE E. BROWN,
Coutraetor and Guilder. Douglas.
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U? *
ALASKA DAILY EMPIRE
Douglas branch office, Hubbard's
News Store, Telephone 19
Bert Howdeshell, Mgr.
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DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES
[? ?
DOUGLAS, Maj 20.?Frank Burg
esS was an incoming passenger on the
JefTerron, which arrived here this fofe
noon. Mr. Burgess is a brother of
Mrs. Passeuer and will remain here
I for some time.
Mr. Dawson of Hoonah. a well
known sourdough, is In the city to
day. having arrived last evening.
Amateur night tonight at the Lyric
theatre.
A large crowd greeted the "Man
from Home" at the Lyric last night
The performance waa well*received,
Leo Stadler. formerly manager of
the Hunter hotel, has returned to
Douglas after an absence of a cou
ple of years . which ho has spent In
the Atlantic coast cities.
CATHOLIC CLUB FESTIVAL
A BEAUTIFUL EVENT
4
DOUGLAS. May 20.?The trawberry
festival and sale of fancy work given
' last night by the young ladles of the
Alaska Catholic Club was one of the
, most enjoyable events of the season.
\ continuous stream of people from
funcau. Sreadwell and Douglas came
and went from two o'clock in the af
ternoon till elevetrat night The beau
tiful donations given by generous
friends and well wishers caught every
ole and the chance-sellers had an easy
time. His Lordship. Mayor M.
. Connor, put more than Is usual en
thusiasm into the auction sale. The
j ycung ladies proved themselves as
expert entertainers as the veteran
members of the club. The grand suc
I ecss of the event is due in great part
to the Ladies' Auxilliary-. ably asisst
ed by the untiring activity of Mrs.
Brie. An enjoyable dance closed the
pvfulng and good plght was said only
with regret Tho varlQUB pretty gifts
presented were won as follows:
Casserole?donated by Mayor O'Con
nor?won by Mrs. H. Brie.
>i Electric iron?donated by J. bjln
kove?won by Bert Graham.
Bureau scarf?donated by Mrs. Kel
ly?won by Rnssyl McGafTey.
Cushion?donated by Mrs. Kelly?
won by Clarence Salmonson.
Embroidered cushion?donated by
Mrs. Demytt?won by Cassie King.
Crocheted centerpiece?dnaoedt by.
Mrs. Stubblns?won by Mrs. Thos.
Cashen. ^
- Silk umbrella?donated by P. H.
Fox?won by C. Hlgglns.
Ladles' purse?donated by E. E.
Smith?won by Alfred Tlbbits.
Coffee percolator?donated by the
Treadwell Co. ? won by Katheiiyn
Walsh. r -
Indian cushion?won by Leo Demytt -
Shawl?won by Marie Martini.
JEFFERSON*BRINGS BRIDE . |
" FOR oOudLAsr ypu?)G <|*j&n
* < *
DOUGLAS. May 20. ? When the
steamer Jefferson arrived In Douglas
this morning Miss Llly -M.- Dnffy.^of
Cosmopolis. Washington, disembark*
ed and was met at the boat by Harry
Kinney, an employee Of -the James
mill company.. The young people were
escorted to the Catholic church and at
10:30 were made man and wife by Rev.
Fr. B'ruckert. E. H. deWoif and tK.
jL. Whitmer were present as witnesses.
The newly married couple have tak
en apartments in the San SoucI
whore they will remain for the sum
mer.
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I I
j TREADWELL NOTE8.
t I
? : ?
TREADWELL. May 20.?The Tread
well dancing club has decided to post
pone their dance, tonight, owing to
other events which are soon to take
place.
, The camp looks like a deserted vil
lage today, as all our fans have gone
to Douglas to attend the ball game.
?>
MARINE N0TE8
I
? ;
The City of Seattle was due at
Wrangell at 1:30 this afternoon and
should arrive early tomorrow morn
ing. i " ?> -
The AI-Ki Is hooked to Ball South
from Juneau tonight
The Jefferson, arriving from Skag
way, will:sail South tomorrow after
noon. K ? Z
The Northwestern should arrive
from the South tomorrow night or Fri
day morning.
The Princess May will be due from
the South Friday.
The Alameda hr expected from the
Westward Saturday.
! The Georgia is booked to leave for
Skagway at midnight tonight
? +
? PERSONAL MENTION +
+ +
????????????+
. George J. Busch. of the Wells Fargo
express company, returned from Sit
ka on the Georgia yesterday.
Mrs. G. Sttidcbaker has engaged
passage on the Al-Kl for Seattle where
she will visit with her daughter for
a time. -y<
Harry Gabriel has returned from a
brief visit to the States.
MaJ. A. E. Ransom has engaged pas
sage for the South on the Jefferson.
Miss Gertrude Storer returned on
the Georgia yesterday evening from a
visit to .Hoonah.
Bert Carroll, tower foreman on the
big concrete dam construction at Sal- J
mon creek, was In town yesterday oh <
business. f
. J. Llndley Green, tho well known (
V'aldez attorney, passed through Ju
! neau on the Admiral Sampson'enroute 1
home. v '
J. W. Kllgore, carpenter foreman In 1
charge of the form work for the big f
concrete dam at Salmon creek, made
a business trip to Juneau yesterday.
STREET PREACHING 8TOPPED.
An aged resident familiarly known
as Father Kennison, was apprehended
last night for preaching on the streets
in violation of the street speaking or
dinance.
TWO DRUNKS ARRE3TED. * j
Two cases of too much whiskey
wore up before Municipal Magistrate
E. W. Petitt this morning.
FOR SALE ? House and lots In
Douglas. All fine building sitae. War
ranty deeds. BING HALLECK. 4-29-tf
FOR SALE?Gasoline engine, Gfth.p.
complete. Douglas Blacksmith Bhop.
5-14-61.
j FRESH RANCH EGGS?from Dahl'8
Ipuhn Island farm. Every egg guar
ntoed pure and healthy and free from
Isby taste. Each egg stamped with
tame Dahl Insures not mixed with im
orted articles. For sale by leading
lerchants of Juneau and at Dahl's
rocery, Douglas. Sat. & Wed.
: THE MAN W&O WORKS jj
? o- , ,
, Cannot afford to bo carolesa Of his ey , ,
> sight It often means the difference be ? ?
' tween advancement and loea of occupa- ' '
i tioo. \ J
'? If too experience headache or eyo-straln < ?
| when doing "eloee" work you should call J '
, at once and ascertain positively that your , ,
? eyae are all right or if not. get glasses ? ?
| that will correct the defect \ j
ROBERT SIMPSON
; Optometrist and jOptician ';
SEWAR6;BI4>C, ^
Viii ii iii ii ii 11 ill iii nil'
i-n 111 n i; i in i m 111 in it;
ORPHEUM i
JOHN T. 3PICKETT. Prop. ; ?
Photo Plays i j
of Licensed Film Co. Only - J
PERFORMANCE : 1
Ever? Night <
First Show commences 7:30 p, m. .. J
Matinee, Sundays ONLY ?? J
<? 2:30 p. m. USUAL PRICE ? j <
FOOT MAIN STREET :: |
:: <
i-i 111?? 11- > i ??n n 1111111 r <
YOU DON'T HAVE '
TO BE SATISFIED j
with just one kind of stationery when you come I
here. We carry a variety which includes every I
good article in the line. Papers that fashion has I
approved, pent. Ink. pencils, desk appointments
of every description that become Immediate fav
orites when ones used. Ask us for anything In
stationery, and if it's good it's here.
R. R. Hubbard - Douglas
if ALASKAN
i! HOTEL
0 i >
:: Juneau's Leading Hostelry I!
1 ? < >
i > < >
< ? Steam heat, running hot and < >
! ? cold water In all rooms?six- ?,
]' teen rooms with bath?Btrlctly J [ , ,
J; flr?t class cafe?centrally locat- J J .
i > e'd?big sample rooms. Auto < >
11 meets all steamers?rates: $1.60 J >
' | per day and up?commercial < J
> trade solicited. < >
? < >
! P. L. Gemmctt, Pres. & Mgr. J!
| ^ ^ F.^ K ^McC^oy,^ Se^y-Troa^ ^ I
LAUNDRY ||
< > < I
?? 0
< ? <>
Send your bundle to tho old < ? o
reliable place and have It done < > < >
> right There It a reason. < ? < >
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; ALA8KA 8TEAM LAUNDRY
! Phone 15 J. H. King, Mgr. o ?
jl ?
Ill 1111 1?11 It
; Juneau . Douglas ::
: Phcne 299 Phone 52::
ALASKA
: Cleaners & Dyers j ?
: Are Now Open ::
? giving special attention to ladles ? ?
) evening gowns, ?Hks; cleaning, j \
> pressing, altering, repairing and ? ?
i dying. Wo also clean portlers, ] |
> lace curtains, gloves and corsets. ? ?
! Feathers cleaned, dyed and ! !
? curled. Ladles' and gents' hats 1 1
! cleaned and re-blocked. Panama !
' hats made to order. No spot- 1 j
! ting. Everything Is thoroughly , ,
| cleaned. Wo have the most mod- 11
! em machines for Fronch dry ! !
| cleaning. Our motto?Good work | |
> and reasonable prices. All work < >
J called for and delivered prompt- | |
? !y. Olve us a trial. Wo guaran- > >
| tee to please you. | ]
Geo. Curtis, Prop.: |
' ii 111T
! I Home Cooking and Good Meals t
1 ? _ _ < >
* at 35 cents ;;
Also Furnisned Rooms
I ANDREW 8IP0LA \ \
; Opposite "Canteen", Douglas < |
BING HALLECK and ED ARM
STRONG
THE NORTHERN
Front Street
Douglas, Alaska
beer. Come In and boc our free
moving picture show, every
night at eight o'clock, four reels
of fun and pleasure, change of
program every other day. Steam
heated rooms in connection.
HUNTER HOTEL
AMUSEMENT PARLORS
Spend your leasuro time playing- pool
and billiards. You are always welcome.
Come see ma
L. H. KIEST - DOUGLAS
Ladies as well as
gentlemen will in the <?
future have comforta- <>
ble quarters at the AJ- J |
aska Cafei Private <;
boxes in ladies' cafe. < >
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The ALASKAN CAFE H
A. T. SPATZ, Prop. < I
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The Empire $1.00 a montt delivered 1
; Mrs.NELS.aJOHNSON |
of DOUGLAS J
J handles most everything, at the lowest J
' cost prices. Call and look my stock over.
J We are closing out oar Shoo Department
at very low prices. ;
.
' > When you want > ?
I | v.. | J
!! Hardware, Stove*, Furai- ..
! I ture, Carpet*, Linoleum, ! I
! Sashes, Guns, Electric Sup- !!
! plies, Trunks, Suit Cases, !
! China ware,' Paints and Oils !
II Hem
Julius Jensen:;
? ? Douglas Alaska < >
i'miniIiiiim ill I if!!
H The Grotto
;; Saloon and Liquor Store ;:
? ? ? ?
LaVELLE A BROPHY
Proprietors ' !.
Front St
JUNEAU
i mi i m 111 ii 111 n i m n 11
< ! Alaska Furniture 8 Undertaking x
< > Company x
3! Funeral Directors & Cmbalmers |
Douglas Alaska ?
HUNTER HOTEL
DOUGLAS, ALASKA
Strictly First-Class. Always
on Hand: Choice Wines, Liquors
and Cigars. Our Specialty
Mixed Drinks.
Front St, opp. Ferry Landing
B. CONRAD, Prop. ' V
RUDOLPH B LA HUT. Manager
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
On Draught
SXSSOOSSXSOOgCOOOBOOOOOCXSS*
DOUGLAS BLACKSMITH SHOP |
* Sid JonxaoN and Andes* Beant *i I
f Blacksmithtng and General Repair Work. |
Horseshoeing. boat repairing and wagon \
making. A*ancrfor R?*al Gaa Engine. \
I Front SL, opp. New Bank DOUGLAS
?~i 11111111 i i 1111111 n 1111 *
| CITY CAPE^ter"00 -
.. Opera Home Hotel *
Beet meals in town for the money * )
' We serve everything the market carriea. a ?
' Also furnished rooms r.., -a c ; ?
I ' in connection. MW ?* ;>?rTlc? .,
!! H. BERGER A J. HICKS, Props. +
II I 1 111 I I I 111 || | | | | | | | | tH
? .
Whan you visit Douslaa drop in at the
CITY BAR
and try one of oar special f lex's
FRONT STREET - DOUGLAS
ARE IOU GOING TO BOILD?
M.M.GIMSE md^BClLDB* I
Builds bouaee both biz and small and does re
pair work at reasonable rates. Sea ma at the
Douglas Hardware Store or Phone 55
GROCERIES
MEN'S GOODS
I M. J. O'CONNOR Douglas
SEED POTATOES, ONION SETS, GARDEN SEEDS
and FLOWER SEEDS
P. H. FOX Douglas, Alaska
FIRST TERRITORIAL BANK OF ALASKA
Douglas, Alaska
Every facility for banking- Foreign and domestic ex
J change. Commercial accounts solicited. Interest allowed
on time deposits.
M. J. O'CONNOR. Pres. - - - A. E. GURR, Cashier
Fresh Vegetables
Each boat arriving from the South brine* ? coniignment of Freah
and Crisp Celery, Asparagus, Gooseberries, Lettuce, Cur.umbers, *
e"c., to Douglas.
Look ia (lie TL A l-a. P for lbs Latest FRESH AND
wiadow of 1 ne Uuality Grocery prbpar eded?lbs
A " * CAVE'""
j; Douglas Opera House Hotel Connection ?
We serve the BEST BEER ~ fll?ee
in Douglas for . . . ?\ VjlaSd
FREE MOVING PICTURES EVERY NIGHT .... ! |
<: The Best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars ,,
!I PETE ROLANDO, Prop. Douglas, Alaska II
( > ^ <
A WEDDING IN DOUGLAS
would be made enjoyablo if the
friends would see
PAUL BLOEDHORN,
and purchase a necklace or a
lovely piece of jewelry, a watch
or a clock for the new home.
Broken jewelry repaired and
gems remounted In the latest
styles.
???????'? 4
The Juneau Music House- j
HEADQUARTERS FOR
EDISON DISC PHONOGRAPH?"Human Tone"
VICTOR VICTROLAS TALKING MACHINES
COLUMBIA GRAPHONOLAS :
A Complete Stock of Sizes of Above Machines
THE ONLY RELIABLE SdFouSt SHEET MUSIC
MUSIC HOUSE in Alaska Musical Instromenu OI1LL 1 mUOt^
| THREE STORES | j
THE REXALL DRUG STORE JUNEAU MUSIC HOU8E FRONT STREET DRUG STORE
GUY L. SMITH. Mngr. Second and Seward Sts.
3d iind O Sts. Douglas, Alaska ELMER E. SMITH, Propr. Douglas, Alaska
-I
??? ? m Ill I Mil IB ?Ill '
^ H
Reasons Why?
We Ast Your Patronage
We have the stock, cutter, styles, and prices; and the
ability, backed up by twenty-five years of experience.
See our stock; get prices, before you place your order.
t 53500 to 56500
J. H. IRVING COMPANY, INC.
Tailors for Men and Women
Front Stroot and Main, JUNEAU, ALASKA
3=== s=Q
ALASKA MEAT COMPANY John Reck. Mgr.
; ? r ^Wholesale and Retail Butchers
MnnuftCTturen of sll Kinda of Sausages Our Hams and Bacon Are
Home-Smoked
i '
1 * - _ -
JUST RECEIVED
??????i?wm '
A real English Last in black and tan shoes 1
for men. They are made by NETTLETON,
' the finest shoemaker of men's shoes in the
q To),
world, and the numbers we now carry in
stock are Nettleton's latest creations.
Sizes from 51 to 11
? '
Price: $6.50
^VNERUjkjlSKJi.

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