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Mittens, Socks, and Caps
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Prices Attractive
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ALL WOOL MACKINAWS.
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A FULL LINE OF
Ladies’ ready to wear Garments
DRY GOODS
Mrs. R. l'\ Snorter
NOTIONS
Prop.
K. G. Robinson
INSURANCE
Box 668 * Cordova
1:.- I'. Cinami»er3aiii
Attorney and Counselor at
Law
/McCarthy
Alaska
POWERFUL STUFF MUST BE
USED IN PHILIPPINES
Seattle Miss Louise B. Wood
daughter of Governor General
Wood o' the Philippines, enrout*
to New York, said prohibition i;
not necessary in the Islands Sh<
said persons using liquor stead
ily ditl not live uut six months.
IIOiJDINA. MAGICIAN. DIES!
AFTER OPEL’AT ION
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Detroit, Nov. I Harry ‘hnidina
mao-khan, died after a second op
*rat ion performed to save his life j
rl** was operated on last Monday j
ior appendicitis. Houdini was ill
vhen he arrived ei^ht days a<ro
)Ut his serious condition was un
uiown until he collapsed at the i
nid of an opening performance.!
Toudina was popularly known to
be of orientai birth, but he was
>orn in Wisconsin in 1S74, the
son of Reverend Mayor Samuel
Weiss. He acquired his theatrical
uime by legal procedure He was
eight years old when he first app
eared on the stage. Starting his
career as a trapese per ormer he
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M. Snyder Circtilat i«>n Manager
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Saturday. Nov. 13. 1026
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MANY PIONEERS AT HOME
GO ON LAST STAMPEDE
During the month of August
four inmates of the Pioneer’s ho*
meat Sitka passed on. They were
John Gust Lunberg, Ihomas
Burns, Walter Quinn, and Prank
Rogers. In September Edward
L. Thibadeau, a veteran of the Civ
il War and a long time resident of
Skag way.
toured the world, later becoming
interested in mysticism in China
and his popularity lasted a quart
er of a century.