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J. B. O’Neill
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“The Miners’ Home”
Card Tables
Soft Drinks
Cigars - Cigarettes
and Tobacco
Bill Johnston Pete Jacobson
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Stoves Made
All Kinds of Machinery Pio]>erl.v installed.
A. L POWELL’S SHOP FRONT STREET j
Hero And There In Alaska
often entails unneccesary delay
to government vessels operating
in that neighborhood.
The-final bout between an In
i
; dian and a white lad was an e
ent that brought the audience up
to i ts 1 eet.
The smoker was the best that
has yet been held. The proceeds
are to be used to purchase a
phonograph and records for the
Jumbo and Bonanza.
WANTED— Man wants work Oc
any kind, by day or hour.
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Cotton Rags wanted NEWS
Office.
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done on paper consult the News
We do attractive printing at at
tractive prices.
When A Pearl
Is Not A Pear
Yesterday. Mrs. Wills the che
on the morning shift at the Go
den lunch counter purchased a
mess of Razorback clams from
Lem Hay. proprietor of the Alas
ka cafe and took them to the Gol
den.While eating them she found
— A Pearl. Yessir, the real arti
cle, it had a hole in it for the
thread, ’neverytning and when
new, was part of the adornment
of some fair clam digger.
The “Pearl”, was a large glass
bead and had in someway gotten
into the clamshell and had be
come coated with nacre until it
gave the appearance of the real
thing.
Had it been a gem, Mrs Wills
would have been ahead at least a
thousand dollars.
Dance 26th at the Pioneer’s Hall.