Kennecott Laundry
Met artky Agent
S. Wold
Alaska House
KENNECOTT ALASKA
“The McCarthy C5ol>”
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CARD TABLES
CIGARETTES. CIGARS
TOBACCO and SOFT DRINKS
Neat—Clean—Newly Eurnishtd — Kdoiiis
For All (I'.i'sts, Char I* v Clionjr D
Pastime Ci&ae Slope
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
CANDIES SOFT DRIES CIGARS
CIGARETTES and TOBACCOS
• lack Schultz - - Proprietor
Alaska Soda Poumtain
ALL KINDS OF MIXED DRINKS
CIGARS CIGARETTES CANDIES
BILLIARDS
Ice Cream and Ice Cream Sodas
LEM’S CAFE
Next to McCarthy Club
Lunch Counter & Private Boxes
QUALITY EATS
Lem Hey Proprietor
Copper River
and Northwestern Railway
THROUGH SERVICE TO CORDOVA TWICE WEEKLY
F. A. HANSEN Supt. 0. F. HUGH. Agent
Snyder's Style Shop
A FULL LINE OF
Ladies’ ready to wear Garments
dry goods
Mrs. R. F. Snyder
NOTIONS
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Tin.* easiest way to become
fluent is to practic by talking to
a flat tire.
The girls sfMMii sweet, than
of yore? All, well, ol<l < bap: a
circus seems iess thrilling, also.
He - Aim I the first man you
ever kissed?
Sin — Yes!
He Th< n you’ve certainly
inherited a lot of experience!
Follow the booster and you’ll
be a buster.
When sister goes to shop in
t,< > w n,
Her d resses make her grand
mu frown,
Her dimpled knees cause
men to stop,
And trail behind from shop
to shop.
Now who would cross the
seven seas
For a rear view of dimpled
knees?
It has no edge on t’othei
kind.
The dimpled knee seen from
behind.
Ah. let these purblind met
my dear,
Regard knee dimples fron
the rear,
They might, at front viev
of the elfe.
Find that she was gram
ma herself.
fn the old days the girl
used to have what they calle
| a ’’Hope Chest.” Some of thei
j call it a "Struggle Chest” now
Men with horse sense ai
| frequently given the reins.
FLASHES FROM L i F
FI LI FI NO HOY A HUN DON
SAN .JOSH. An 11 y.-a
Filipino boy was round wan
ng the streets hero ! i -r nigh
Ins poclints worn SSa. Ho !i
ird tale of having aco.ompani
sailor half w i,y at- > m l tho w
Ho said the saiio.- o-(vt> (dm
money.
SFLZk’S I?rLL.S OF LIFE
Win. Sul/, w is called
Philosopher of O reen w ich Yi
and ho is a re i,l P hi Ins. > pin
tho>e who know him best- o
ally to the people in Greenw
Village wher Mr. Sulzer has ii
neaid/ all his Iife.
liioently a reporter of t
New Y irk World asked S dzii
give him ten rules of life fror
philosophical viewpoint-—and -
Sulznr promplv cave the news
per man the following rules, \
s '
1. Live ;tn let live.
2. ! >e honest in nil thin
)>. Don’t worry, dim’ huril
1. Get married, and st;
married.
а. Read much, think mo
tails little
б. Tell the ti uth regardle
of consequences
'Get rid of fear, of pre
udice, and of superstitio]
s. Have a purpose, keep v
rising, be' constructs
9. Have few friends, a
fewer principles, but ;
here to them tenaciousl
10. Strive for success.
Make progress. Heme
her a quitter never wi
and a winner never quit
These rules of life, by or
of the real men and thinkers t
our time, are worthy of carefi
perusal and consideration.
Who can formulate a bette
set of philosophical principles?
THE ED1TOH
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