• ADVERTISED LETTERS
The following list of letters will be
• held at the Cordova, Alaska, postoffice
for ten days, and parties calling for
same will please say advertised:
Anderson, J. S.
Allen, Pete.
Alexander, H.
Anderson, August.
Amolang, Otto.
Baken, Arvid Olson.
Bergman, John S.
Benson, Andrew.
Blixt, John.
» Carlson, Oscar.
Catoff, George,
a Chillenes, John.
Crawford, Francis.
Dahlberg, Carl.
Danielson, Tom. '
Danielka, Frank.
Dullea, P. J.
■rler, Emil.
Srlandson, Edward.
Erickson, Charles.
Fersgren, Eric.
'f Hack, John.
Hanson, W. M.
Hamner, Edward.
Hanson, Ivar.
Hartley, James W.
Hermann, Joe.
Hill, Sam. '
Hodge, John.
Hocking, Otto.
Hodak, Tony.
Ganiere, Joe.
Gyp, Alex.
^ Graves, J. W.
Isaacson, Charles.
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Johnson, Peter.
Johnson, August.
Johnson, Jack G.
Kelley, Dennis.
Lambros, Pete.
Larson, George Otto.
15ekrenger, Fred.
Linsted, Victor.
Mahan, William F.
Malchanka, Nick.
Malin, William.
Meyer, Nels.
Nelson, Theodore.
Nedkeff, John.
Nickas, Peter S.
Nordstrom, Albert.
Oksanon, Gus.
Oleson, Francis.
Olson, Fred.
Paviot, Henry.
Peterson, Olaf.
Pules, Nick.
Peterson, Cerl. -
Reeves, C. E.
r Ritter, C. W.
Rotinich, G.
Sinclair, William.
■tich, Nick.
S^olois, Tapitos.
Steresd, Chas.
Swalley, J. S.
Sutherland, Harry.
8ullivan, John.
Swanson, Dunmar.
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Thompson, Alex.
Vallis, Gus.
Wilson, Felix.
Wilson, James.
Walsh, W.
*y Werran, George.
Zreckovich, L.
Jan. 29, 1920.
C. H. SCHEFFLER, Postmaster.
If men’s clothing goes up another
4Q per cent, as sornt* predict, we may
5hve to ask the Belgians to send back
those old suits when through with
them.
JOHN B. CREIGHTON
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lattorney general of the United States,
Ifn charge of the bureau of investiga
tions, took an important part in the
government's legal proceedings against
#the coal strike.
Scarborough Pictures that please at
prioes that are right. Over Cordova
drug store. Phone 140—3 rings.
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