Douglas Island news. [volume], January 18, 1899, Image 5

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j, f. Mcdonald,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Dealer in
Tobacco and Cigars.
GOODS SOLD
AT SEATTLE
PRICES ?****?
*** SNUFF***
Douglas City, - Alasku.
THE DOUGLAS CITY
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4 MUSIC HALL ?
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o AND BAR 4
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?to 00464000 44.44 4
FIRST CLASS LIQUORS AND CIGARS. |
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Douglas andJuueau Peer always on tap
EMERY ELLIOTT, Prop.
Front Street, ? Douglas City.
The KLONDIKE
of douglas city.
Is a Gentlemen's Resort
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S. CilUS. Proprietor.
Choice Wines, Liquors, and Citrars.
Winter
Clearance
In order to
REDUCE
our large stock of
Men's,
Boys', and
Children's
Ciothingv*
?e will give
20 per cent on the dollar Discount
on the former low* prices
on our clothing.
SEE WHAT YOU CAN SAVE:
A $22.50 Suit for $18.00
A 20.00 Suit for 16.00
A 17.50 Suit for 14.00
A 15.00 Suit for 12.00
A 12.50 Suit for 10.00
A 10.00 Suit tor 8.00
Etc.
These ure seasonable floods.
Jnst what yon want.
Avail yourself of the opportunity, it will
only last to February 1st.
Indies' Angora Gaiters in stock.
Lindstrom Bros.
Front Street. - - Douglas City.
...THE...
Charles Coffee House,
DOUGLAS CITY.
CHARLES WORTMAN, Proprietor.
tJBT Best Lunch iu the City
fjSST At Reasonable Rates J?!
A larjce stock of choice Confectionery aJwuy
oti hand.
Alex. Smallwood,
BEACH TRADER.
?^*"Carries at all times a complete
?3#rStock of
Groceries,
Provisions,
Vegetables,
Fruit,
Candies, Etc.
Proprietor of Miners' and Mechanics'
^?Beach BoaringHouse?^
Rooms and Hunk House in connection with
Table Bourrl.
A First-class Boot and Shoe Shop
Is maintained. Repair Work promptly,
neatly and substantially done. Years of ex
perience in Miner's repair work enables us
to properly do your work. Give us a call.
On the Beach, - Bet. Tread well <k Douglas.
ERNST BEIHL [
DEALER IN GENERAL
MERCHANDISE.
Bakery in connection where
the Best Fresh Bread may
be had. A Fresh Line of
Cakes and Cookies always on
Hand^^v ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
Douglas City.. - - Alaska.
SAM GLOVER Wm. HICKS j
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t Seattle Billiard t |
f ...Hall... ?
iHICKS & GLOVER, PropsS
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The Ouly Billiard Tables in the City. |
Front Street, - - Douglas City, Alaska, j
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THE
iSTAR BREWERY,
DOUGLAS CITY,
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JOHN EGAN. Proprietor.
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THE NEW
BREWERY BUILD
ING IS COMPLETED AND
OCCUPIED
j OUR FAC 1 LITTES FOR BREW-"
ING FIRST-CLASS BEER
ARE NOT EXCELLED
IN ALASKA
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THE STAR BREWERY!
Prescriptions Filled
Day and Night at...
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15 Douglas Pharmacy.
i ! A Full Line of Toilet Articles,!
Perfumes,
Soaps,
' ^ Brushes,
Etc., Etc
Hunter Bld'o .'Id St., Douglas City.
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Notice.
I In the United Stutes Commissioner'# Court
for the District of Alaska, ??t Jtineuu, in pro
bate.
? In the matter of the estate i
of > Citation,
j Victor Peterson, deceased. )
[The United States of America,
1 To Peterson,
and to all other unknown heirs.
Greeting:? ? j
By order of this court, you, the said
1 Peterson, and all other unknown '
, heirs of the above entitled estate are hereby
cited to be and appear before Honorable
I Norman E.Malcolm. United States Commis- ]
; sioner and ex-officio Judpe of the Probate j
I Court of the town of Juneau, District of,
Alaska, on the 1st day of February, A. D, 1899, j
, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, to then and
j there show cause, if any you have, why the ,
I petition of Antone Llylestrand,administrator
i of said estate, praying for an order of said
court to sell lot si.\(0). in block six (6), of Ju
' neau. Alasku, should not bo granted.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF I have here
I unto affixed my hand and seal this 20th day
of December. A. D, 1898.
NORMAN E. MALCOLM,
(seat,] u.s. Commissioner, and
ex-olficio Probate Jwdpre.
Administrator's Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
' has been duly appointed by the Probate
Court for the District of Alaska, at Juneau,
administrator of the estate of Nathan G.
; Heffren, deceased.
! All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby required to present the
same to me, properly verified, either at my
office iu Douglas City, Alaska, or at the law
j office of J no. II. Winn, in Juneau, Alaska,
within six months from the date hereof.
Dated this 10th day of January, 1899.
P. H. FOX,
Administrator of the estate of
Nathan G. Heffren, deceased.
JNO. ft. WINN,
Attorney for Administrator.
Date of first publication January 11th. 1S99.
Dissolution Notice.
I The firm of J. P. Smith A Co., of Douglas
City, has been dissolved by the withdrawel
; of J. P. Smith from the firm. Seberg East
j burg and G. L. Johnson will continue the
1 business under the firm name of Eastburg
& Johnson. All accounts of the firm of J. P. j
Smith & Co. will be collected by Eastburg &
Johnson.
i Dated at Douglas City, Alaska, this 4th day
of January, 1899.
J. P. Smith,
S. Eastburg,
of J. P. Smith & Co.
The Douglas Island News.
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Additional Locals and items of Interest. |
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Angus McKay, of Treadwell was on (
the sick list last week. The Frank J
Bach surprise party clone him up.
Wo regret to say that Mrs. Frank !
Bach was on the sick list last week. |
Tho surprise party at the Bach resi- '
clence the week before was tho direct
cause.
Mr. William Hicks, of this city, is an j:
old tinier, having been in Alaska for j'
twenty-four years. He is one of the I
old Cas6iar miners and is chock full of
early reminiscences.
Free mending at tho Douglas Steam ! ;?
Laundry. Laundrying in all its | j:
branches. Flannels a specialty. Work j::
called for and delivered. Rates guar- i -
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anteed satisfactory. Patronize your j ::
homo Laundry. Weesner &, jouusou. i .
Ernst Beihl, tho popular grocer, and
William Schick, have just completed
their large new brewery building near j J
Oilman's Hall. They expect to com-1 <
mence tho manufacture of beer about j
the first of March. This plant is one j |
of the very best in all Alaska, and we <
bespeak for the proprietors a good bus-! \
iness. Mr. Schick is a practical brewer I ^
and a good one too. Mr. Beihl is one;
of our best business men and knows !
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that any investment in Douglas City is
all right.
Mr. James Winters and wife, Miss
Louise Weudall and Joseph Woudall,
brother and sister of Mrs. Wiuters,
were passengers for Skaguay on the
Dirigo. They are on their way to
Dawson City and will make tho trip in
as soon as possible. The parTy has an I
eight dog team with which to make the
trip. Mr. Winters is a Seattle man with i
whom the writer has been acquainted j
for a number of years. Mr. Winters I
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lias some valuable properties in uic
Klondike country.
People in Douglas are not lacking in j
public spiritedness, and when called
on for anything for the. good of the
town are quick to respond, generally,
but there are some who have not caught
the Alaska spirit of enterprise. Every
one should labor for the good of the
town even though intending to remain
but a few weeks or months, for, as Rev.
Wirt said some months ago in a sermon
at Juneau, the most of you are here for
gold, perhaps to beautify some home,
or to make u new one back in the states:
that is all right too, but you should re
alize the fact that some of you will bo
here five years from now, some of you
ten years from now, some of you will
die here. Hence everyone should help '
improve and beautify and in every way
make this town a desirable place in j
which to live. The man who comes!
here for a day may become a porina-1
i 1 1
nout settler, and the man who comes I
to locate may move away to-morrow.! '
Make yourself at homo and perform j
your share of the public duties, bo they
social, educational, municipal or rolig- 1
ious.
Wants a Wife.
While at Wrangel last week we were j
asked if there were any marriageable |
young girls in Douglas City, by a good
looking young niau who is in search of
a wife. Of course our reply was that
we are well supplied with beautiful; ,
young girls, but1 whether or not they',
wish to get married wo were una bio to \
say. We would like some information !5
on this subject.
Anna Mabel's Dress.
Little Anna Mabel O'Brien gave a I
Calico ball at the Opera House iu Ju- i J
neau last Wednesday evening, which | J
was well attended. Anna Mabel is a J
prime favorite in Juneau. Everybody j J
was supposed to wear a calico dress,! 1
but thero were some failures in that re-!;
spect. Anna is but thirteen years old j
and she made her own dross, but we do j J
think she is a better singer and jig dan- !
cer than a dress maker. J
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A r'laninj; iiuu ivi uum.?.. w.v. . ,
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The Kerry Lumber Co. of this city J<
will put up a building 24x40 feet on the J
water front near the Star brewery as !
soon as the work can be done, and ! J
which will be used by the company for j
a planing mill and the manufacture of J
moulding. Genoral shop work will al- j
so be done. It was the intention of the ! J
company to llrst. put up a saw mill, j j
| but this has been put off until after the J
planing mill is in running order. Mr. j
Kerry went to Seattle to buy the nec- J
essary machinery for this new enter- j
prise. This enterprising company will J
also put in a first-class wood yard in j
connection with the planing mill and J
will furnish a better grade of fuel than ! j
has ever before been sold in this-city. J
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Fresh Eastern Oysters. ' J
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Just received, the very best Eastern j
Oysters, at Charley's Coffee House. <
Alaska Treadwell Gold Mining Co.
DOUGLAS ISLAND, ALASKA, U. S. A.
STORE DEPARTMENT
Outfits for the Gold Fields.
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OUTFITTERS A k ESTIMATES
QUICKEST?^ # fa ^ FURNISHED*
KNOW HOW II ON OUTFITS
ALL 'ROUND f OF ANY SIZE
Wi> um Experienced Outfitters. Lotus figure with you on any
und by dealing with us you will kind of a proposition to ?ell good*
not load yourself with useless for cash in nny quantity, large
goods. or snmll,
Alaska Trcadwell Gold Mining Co.,
DOUGLAS ISLAND. ALASKA. <
i P. H. FOX,
DKAI.KK IN
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SIAFLE and
FANCY
GROCERIES.
Boots, Shoes, Clothing, Hardware.
Complete Yukon Outfits.
First-class Bakery in connection with the store.
DOUGLAS CITY, ALASKA.
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
Thif company's New, I*arjf?, Kn*t and Kle
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The Company reserves the ripht to change, without previous notiee.Stenmer's sailing
3utes, and hour of sailing. H. F. ROBINSON, Alaska Supt., Juneau Alnskn, Sitka,
Ed. DeGrokf; Skaguay, K. A. Twitchkll; Portland, Ore., N. Poatkk,: J. F. Tuow
biiidgk, P. S. Supt. Seattle Wash.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., SM&S1
$20,000.00 $20,000.00 ^
Genuine Closing Out Sale |
FRANK BACH j
w ill rrtiro from the Mercantile bunincKK nuil w ill xrll his entire *tock of ^
General Merchandise |
BELOW COST |
Hear in mind this is no "Clearance Sale" to allure trade by offer Z
ing a few so.called bargains but an Actual Closing Out of his j
Large and well selected stock, olforiug Bargains in Every Line which Z
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cannot OO duplicated eisewnore. ^
Breakfast Bacon 10c. per pouud. ^
Dry Salt Pork Gc. 44 ^
Coffee, Baking Powder. ^ ^
Full line Groceries and Evaporated Vegetables. ^
Fine line Ladies' Men's, and Children's Shoes, ?
Rubber Boots, Overshoes,
Oil Clothing, Outfitting supplies o! all kinds. ^
Large line Dress Goods, Cloaks and Capes, ?
Men and Boy's Clothing, Hats and Caps, ^
Hardware, Drugs, ^
and miscellaneous articles which cannot l>e enumerated or priced here.
Everything at cost or under. Special attention is called to tho largo ~
line of Dress Goods, Cloaks, and Capos, Men and Boy's Suits, in which ^
great bargains will be given. -
The Old Stand on Front St. DOUGLAS CITY, ALASKA. -
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