Kennecott Laundry
iVIcL-artky Agent
S. Wold
Alaska House
KENNECOTT
ALASKA
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Tbc McCarthy CKib”
Oil Second Street
CARD TABLES
CIGARETTES, CIGARS
TOBACCO and SOFT BRINKS
Nr*at—Clean—Newly Furnished— Rooms
for All Gnosis. Chat ley Chon;f P mo
Pastime Cigar St^rc
LARGE AS SORT M ENT OF
CANDIES SOFT DR1KS CIGARS
CIGARETTES and TOBACCOS
•lack Schultz - - Proprietor
Alaska Soda Fountain
ALL KINDS OF MIXED DRINKS
CIGARS CIGARETTES CANDJ ES
BILLIARDS
lee 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 Siii.it. C. F. PUGH. Atfrnt
Snyder's Style Shop
A FULL LINE OF
Ladi-es’ ready to wear Garments
DRY GOODS
Mi s. R. b\ Snyder
NOTIONS
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ACVMPF CINTIWMGUFWAME ,’ck’;.«sfd'· ’-" U
It’s love, pure a:id nndefiled,
if you can kiss he)1 with jo^ be
fore breahl'ast.
Alwaysclioo.se a bridge partj
ner who has no diamonds, bin*
won't mind concealing her band.
A got id memory test for bus
bands and wives is to try rsoail
ing what yesterday's ijuarrel
started about.
It’s hard to determine a
man's social rating until you
discover which set he gossips
about.
Mistress: Cam you explain
why it is, Mary, that every time
I come into this ketchen I find
you reading''
New Maid: “it must be those
rubber heels of yours, mum!'1
Three interests of mm's
three apis; Shortness of the day;
shortness of skirts; shortness
of breath.
A Scotchman invited to a
"olden wedding was told that
each guest would be expected
lO '.{ike a golden present.
He took u goldfish.
Monkeys seize new things
quickly and as quickly lose in
terest. Isn’t evolution awful!
Men who can play poker
i make good friends.” But those
who only think they can are the
most desirable.
Every community has at
least one man who could serve
as a complete good example if
he’d only pay his debts.
Conversation isn’t so much
an art as a sex.
*M0. 000 WOiiTH OF
MAKI5LE IN CAPITAL
Olympia: When tho Washington
so'ons of the futon* talk about
meeting in marble* halls they vviil
moan exactly what the.\ say for
there is $*40,000 worth of marble
work iij the new c,.pitul building
ul Olympia. The main entrance
veslidule on the nor lh and the main
stair hall tin the south, the rotun
da and public corr idors are fin
ished in Alask i mumlo of light
gray tone. The Formo.s i marble
iii the senate chamber was quart’
ied in Germany and has a ground
varying from almost black to
pearl gray and v.*inod with gold
en yellow and rose pink. The Es
cal el te marble in the house comes
from France and has a cream gro
und mottled with a warm yellow
and a pink rod veining. In the
state reception room Hresche vio
let. marble from Prance is used,
having a cream ground with a
violet veining.
“MONSTER” is dead
Vancouver, i>. C.—Pogopaga,
a sheep headed monster of Okan
ogan lake, who startled a score
of lake residents last summer,
is dead, r victim of cold weather.
He was frozen to death under
the ice which thinly covers the
lake’s surface.
A half breed Indian of Kelo*
wan, B. C. told of the death stru
ggle, which he alone saw from
behind a tree.
'‘Heaving ice torn asunder
by some monster’s struggles
and thrown into mounds on the
shore; the giant form, siiuous
and powerful, the tail thrashing
fer freedom and the huge head
bearing a ghastly resemblance to
a sheep.” Seeing this, the Indian
crept to the shore, assured him
self the monster was dead,dropp
ed his rifle and for home.
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