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On ce R. R. Depot I
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W. W. BOUCHTON
jON'T fhoc
. ? Vjj >? Got 50 CfcNTS
Cigars, Tobacco,
Smokers' A?*t?cles,
b Jhonery and Fisn*
jng Tackle
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RAW FURS
? : VVK PAY
HIGH ? PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
want ^ *ii pbice lust
Percy s Fur House
SLY MR, PERKINS.
Winter Promises Fcr a Summer
by the Sea.
BROKEN UP BY CONDITIONS.
Cntr.it la th? Ot try Mjdo Null and
V?.J tejr ? Con>tMnati?n Which H??l
hat &??" r?m?r>- N?wr It's to#
C?tak.'.;? N?.?t Winter.
Bf M. QUAD.
frapyrtffht. ISiv by Am* ut?l I-il?r*ry
"Ik. M
iVrklu* tb' .v mi to. J
X ? A
Hit to tin- i- u .ic L ' setting, "I
!>? ? *r <<t last jt-.ir-8l.yut the 10?h.
I
Ob ttie K'tfc I I I tUI? ? Liiry *1 tWnk
N (
riUllI OOCiU*. JfUHLMt Hi d
th* i^rU l -i,? u::i: It rt..ds. "Uavv
that the euu* j a Latc- in u iatl "
?Msh ?!. 11 J' ! -i ' ?>...!<?
wutd abv-ui ?> there since that
UJght 7'
~M I have i don't recollect if"
"liut t-f cour?c > . u I. ; ? e i m?? ? xcuse
hanJ} ? You know you alwa_. s wrig^lo j
w druv. in^ a looj l^ntfc, "thti wofU
( >r ace ul deatu. Forty-five chickens j
bii wife a. ? u.i ; s>Ue ; a>' SU;;?< "--it si:-.
IlivUtlu ahead "
ahoi. 1. 1 , ?- .e s USfcgly e iclaiuicd.
V*h/ H? Prorr,j*d th# Sjlihort.
Fur iustaace. it 1 ivuud a \va!
.
hu Una vkurih ujvrft fo r, why
like start '"
"Having iwiiil for the wallet lu
yarn i t^v?U?Ut vf UiOft.-> -i;'- ?? I'Uf
huUae autl iot Ivr the lai uey. I thluk
| have duue iv biii 1 not >1U
k
thl? i>wiut. hut you have a bushami
that ) uo oh- -uU fiv to the seashore if 1 !
Uurivw v uti uiy uote of Laud Th
results v. -re iorrrtelug. None of my
:
t4i* viiit-r-. > I tu 1 to > 'llcry Ik-fe
et* Fv* tuuty day a 1 ei^vted to
?ira ? the capital of $100,<^n>
i'^r the uext thirty I'd have Ueu {lad
t_ - i? "
"Let it g>K Mr 1'erk.ua, aud don't
waatc breath'
Wail &ic?c? With Utual Rasuita.
"But. having ojJ??ued the subject, we
must it, my liv.ir. After my
i taiiure tu U>rruw tnoney ( took a shy
at Wall atrwt Then Wail street took
I a ahy at e f- a* ol<i ?tc>rT. Mr*. F
| Mocks ?eut Uuwtt, aud I weut up. ,
You may have noticed how perturbed
I wai for a few days?"
"No. 1 didn't," sbe replied. "If you
U-t $3 on Wall street you concealed It
froiu me wonderfully well."
Put 1 was uot yet at the end of uiy
resources. Mr*. 1*. A determined man
ne\ er la. I went to our family doctor
a lid stated the com us strongly as 1
could. 1 even told him that you had
g :ie iuto a decline and might not last
six months."
"What did you want to tell him nny
such uouseuse for?"
"1 though he might advauce us sev
eral huudred dollurs In a lump sum
an<l lot me pay hliu back on the In
stallment plau? a quarter a week. I
wa> disappointed. however. lie said
th*t the soouer you died the sooner
you would l>e among the angels."
"Mr. lVrktns, I don't believe you are
telling me the truth!"
"tjcntly. dear? gently. When 1 spoko
ab'Ut the seashore he used these
n rds to tin' The* are jn^ven on my
u tuery an I inn never be ungrnveu:
'My dear u. a. are you craxy? Do you
w .nt to get rid of yotir wife Iwfore
her time? is th.re i: ? human heart In
your human breast? Take Mrs. P. to
the ?< isbore and you take her to her
doom!'
? Those are his words. Mrs. lVrklns.
aud wh*n 1 asked for an explanation
he said: 'Don't you know. Mr. Perkins,
that Mrs. P. Is rn^h too fr(>sh. and
th.it >he seashore Is suit very salt.
And can you uot conceive of the re
suit-; when a too fresh I nly is brought
?uddeuiy iuto contact with a too salt
one? You are a murderer at heart to
eut -taiu the thought of taking your
wife to the seashore!'"
"Next time i see the doctor I'm go
ir : to ask 1dm If he said any such
thing!" suapi?ed Mrs. Perklus.
Deaths at Summer Resorts.
"1 believed lu him. of course." re
sumed the "wriggler." But I thought
It wouldn't do auy hurt to have a little
h . with PhilNi?s, who was at the sea
shore last summer. I'm glad 1 did.
ite kindly permitted me to copy some
stai.ti ? bo bad made, and here they
?' 'Number of persons who dropped
di . iu the water while bathing. M2.
" 'Number who suddenly collapsed
on the sand*. 45d
" 'Number found dead in their beds
from t jo much ozone, 320.
" 'Numtn-r who died in their hus
baudV Mills. W?J.
""Numi'cr who barely reached to
perish amidst familiar surroundings.
" 'Number of bereaved hasbands lu
'"Number of undertakers who
turned wealth in one season, 327.'
"There are the statistics, Mrs. Per
f. -I wht-n 1 say that after look
it;. th?ui over 1 made up my mind
that we would ko to the Catskills In
st. .. ! of the seashore 1 trust that you
will lay your baud In mine and ac
knowledge that your Interests are al
ways and ever paramount with uie."
"What? Are we to go to the Cats
klils?" sbe joyfully exclaimed.
"We are, my love? we are."
"\\>u dear old darllug! I'm sure I'd
rather go there."
"I th n^ht you would. We run no
risk going to the mountains."
Ot. it will be so nice! Can we start
"Well, hardly, my lore."
"Then when?"
-About the middle of January."
Mrs. l'erklas rose up aud gave him
one awful look and then stalked Into
t! L i>e. and Mr. Perkins looked aft
er her aud then said to himself:
"Just like the rest of them! When
they get what they want then they
want something different!"
Nothing In a Kama.
"Did )\ u ever hoar the story about
tb. It -hi in who whs caught la u
i|> fame raid with some Chinese?" !
r- -i : I Captain Carroll of the local de
tective bureau. "It happened uot so
very I" u^' a?o iu the First precinct.
"The plain clothes men had been
sent ut to Investigate a crap came
?where lu Market street. They
br?. .1. a iu f lr Chinese and Mike Kel
ij-. an Irishman. Of course they were
,11 lined up iu court the nest morning
: 1 frout of a roomful of spectators.
"What's your uauie?' asktd the
ju?i0e of the drst of the (irisouers.
" "Oue I.uug," said the tuan.
" 'One Luu?, you're lined $10. Aud
your name';'
- 'Oug Foo.'
"The other three gave their names
a S g 1 U>, Wall lie and Foo Gee.
Each v. .is tiued $10. Theu it came the
lrish;uan's turn. He did uot wait, but
stepj'vd up to the desk.
" 'Your uatueV
" Ob, ! Here's your ten dollars.
Never mind the uame." " ? Newark
Star
Th* Meanest Woman.
"We have often heard about the
meanest man. but I think I know the
meanest woman."
"What has she done?"
Sii is trying to compel her husband
to let his whiskers grow because hla j
U rd ts so stiff that wheu he shares It
reumids Uer of her mother winding the j
clock wheu she used to Uve In the
country and was dissatisfied with her j
lot."? Chicago liecord- Herald.
The Up to Oat* Cruise.
"Oh. Genevieve, say you'll drift with
me down the stream of life in tuy lit
tle canoe!"
Make it a wot or boat, Willie, and I'll
aav yes."? Hrowulng*s Magaxiue.
Tha Villaga Blacksmith? 191<X
t'nder the spreading chestnut tree
Tbe vIMagv imlthy stands.
The smith a lonely man Is he,
Kui las shop U In other hands.
And before the door a puffing steed
Now oil and gas demands
-Harper's Weekly. [
... ? t if*I?|w|<i*tVI4il.t
WHAT'S THE USET
What la the use In walking when
you can call up Itjen and get a ride
Iu the hack? Phone 84 tt>
What's the use of burning green
wood when you can call up Itjen and
set a rick ot dry wood delivered at
once? Phone 84. tf.
Your Sunday dinner will be ready
from 5 to 8 o'clock at the Dewey
Hotel Restaurant. Palatable home
cooking.
Lowney's Candles, Box Candies, all |
binds of Chocolates, Glaces, Cream
mid Bon Bons at TONY DORTERO'S.
Straight
Hooked
Fancy
Plain
FROM 65c TO $2
ikmt forget the number
428
BROADWAY, (Near Fifth)
111
01
COMPHNY
S*attl* Wash.
Puilctt Rouse
Foot ot Sixth AVi QUI
Mosi elegantly furnished house
In Alaska
Every modem convenience
Kiectric lights? Hot and cold
water ? Telephones
l'orceiain batba on every floor
'?'or.rJ. and room by the day, week
or month
Tab!" supplied with cream and
hutter from our own Jersey
Dairy
mr$. ft. $. Pullen
Proprietress
v * *r v v v *1- ?'? ?!* v *1* + + ^ + ^ +
4* +
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?J? in" Carcross ment ?{?
Headquarters for Atliiv Stage Line. ***
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l WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEbT *
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t CARCROSS ^ ^ YUKON TER. *
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Beautiful Alaska Nugget Jewelry I
(Special Designs Made to Order.
Carved Mastodon and Walrus Ivory
Choice dainty pieces, such as Statuettes, Paper Weights, Cribbage I
{Boards and Napkin Kings.
I Boards and Napkin Rings. ?
: T H E ONLY LINE OF:
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jHea utiful Alaska Scenic Hand Painted Cbina
I ? Jeweler and j
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Come In or phone orders for Gibsoi j
Rye and Val Blatz Beer; delivered to
your home by The Mascot, j
Freeh oysters arrived on the Cot
tage City and are being served at
the Pack Train Restaurant tf.
None better or purer than Gibson
Rye and Val Blatz Beer. Orders
by Phone promptly delivered.
The Mascot
The Pack Train Is now selling a
big lot of Good Goods at reduced
prices as they are getting too old
to hold ana sell at a profit. Youra,
t? Herman Grimm
2T()C ?>a?ln
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Legal Blanks, Invoices, Shipping Tags, Special Blanks.
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