GKNKKAL KKPAIKING and UI IM.KNK WELDING
SEWARD MACHINE SHOP
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FUYE - IJRt’liN COMPANY
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Inspect our itefrigerators.
Assure Youiv!t «>i Cleanliness*
ar.d ^.initarj* Conditions.
Jt ST UIX EI\ Kl>
The Ho t Line of
\ \ in k.in; shoes
I hat t\l\ er v a mo
l o Alaska.
Also a ( omplete
Ih..v* oi Summer
rmlenvear, in the
l aion Saits
The J un e Where
Men Out*it.
COTTER’S
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• Cordova. Alaska.
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„\t; \i\ o»i»: into o\\ n
PARIS J;»'• ;> • - at
nn<i sho •!• an «i« r!\
man vva> sit* ins .n a pa \ on the south
s- h of lii • S>‘ n a few nis’-ts >im*e.
nuitt**»‘inir to himself, •»!-. **t*. »0. tho
\ It,!»* >t:uk air thin litt >• slips ot pa
per one upon the other.
II,* ;»tt» a*te<l the att ntion of two
iromla'-ms fo»* h* ha*l apparently been
drinkimr too much win**. If«* was taken
to the station.
The ih'-k -erjreant was h-wiMerei!
when the vaiffieP man •■\p,aire<l that
the litth' si p> of pap'M* ^ •* was eount
DEP v U « MEN 1' O! I UK IXTEKlOlt
Vlaskan Eli*; non ini’ Commission
Tiams 1 aw ami a r*v*» at Si'Waiti a
fi»l lows:—
' A. M. Wodnosilay ami Saturday
:*•* Koosowlt. Tunml, (iinlwr *ti
Aivliora^o. A riw la‘«.> l\ M. Moil
iu% ami ihursiiay.
\ncho • on Mor.da^
.» nl I i.ilay at N :'U) A. M. fo»
\ia.anuska. Wasilla, Houston, l'al j
, •; tna. ami on Wcnlnosiiay at S:.‘U)
M. for Malauuska, Kska anu
v . ka «*»*u.
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*e$ he was
*n;’ L «o < rat.i d their amount
lie I Uo.O.Ml francs.
“i " n;i this money at the races,’
•; i .* denizen of the park.
It devi’o,)* ! that the man was on*',
,; , . colon! il soldier, at
• « ; • \ vendor, known to j
t* * i it v ns of <i i n 'lie ward in Paris j
“Father of Luck’’ or Father Cher
iv” itu litte* f nit being known in
C * parlanc' of tin Paris gambling j
, ri.*s rs the emblem o‘ luck.) He bad ;
un up 110 f tines, the amount of his I
ju ".Sun paid *o hm a> an ex-soldier.
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ICLLSWOIM It lUJILOING
Seward, Alaska.
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I iily pair ol very best stock ot blue
loves for '•ali* from our Long island
Wuiuh, either in pah - or will furnish
foxes of either sex. Can ship in Octo
ber or November. Prices given on ap
plication.
.ly 1:5 lvO!»l * K POX I V WXI
KODIAK. ALASKA.
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o him, :ti, :• ;vin'. It m a little ad
,dce about out; sing hi.- wealth i!i pub
ie parks while s ighlly under the in
fluence of red wine.
iMligot invested SO.000 francs in
a life annuity t!i** next morning,
’i« i •■!> a suit of clothes, shoes, ot cet
e.a, and before departing for Saint
C! >ud »•:,.■»■ track called or. the friendly
police soigorsnt and gave him a tip on
th • me s for that afternoon. The
horse won. The newspaper LT.c’nh
hi - offered him 100 : ancs per d:.>
fo • pi" > jt *ug selection.- until the end
of th a :•« ason.
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01 THE IM KE OV
OPOIJTO FINALLY Id IMEI>
IA HIS LAND OF IHKTIT
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LillSON*. July lb The Duchess of
O?.» u>, the American widow of tie* -
la* • Prince royal of Poitug’al, has ac ,
ii b hero and. in an interview with
tl * president of the c:d>inet. thanked
tli • government for permitting her
he-band's l*edy, now in Italy, t*> be
bwiglit to Poitugal and plaved among
ti o-e of h s ancestors.
The tran-for of the body will take
nb v-e probably next winter and for
n , n. *••.*.» an Italian \va»ship will
be employed.
To Tie Associated Pr»*.^s co.rrespon
dr.it tin* Daches." sa»d she intemls of
•*. imr a large marble bust of the
P ince which she liP-s made espec
a’ly in Italy to the government, re-.
i| i* that it .doidd he p’aced in
A.iuda Palace with the oth r busts •
: the >o\vi igns of Portugal.
Since her arrival here hundreds of
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i. • ids a*ul servants of tho late* royal
■' have called continually at the
hotel <ir >!> te the fact that tin* Duchess
ha- declared that her visit is made
solely to the republican government.
The Duke of Oporto, only brother
of the murdered King Carlos of Port
ugal. died in Naples, l ( biliary last
where he l'l«*d after tin* revolution in
Portugal which made King Manuel an
exile of Kngkind .
King Victor Kmnvumiel of Italy,
cousin of tin* Duke gave him an asy
lum and assigned to him a suite in the
royal palace in Naples and an allowan
ce of £10.000 a year.
Tin* Duchess of Oporto was former
ly Mrs Philip Van Valkenburg, wife,
of tlv* son of a New ^ ork banker
•.vv.om lie divorced in 11*14. She was
mai. icd to the Duke in PM 7. Her first
In, band w:i i.,*e Agnew. of Chicago
from whom she was divorced in 1 !)0»». >
In that year she married William'
H: ys Chapman, 7(5 years old. lb* died
about a year later leaving to her his i
estate valued at $200,000.
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I'M!NKSK Sll.K SAID
NOW TO UK INKKKIOK
TO OTHKU l*Kl>M'< 1'S
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TOKIO. July lf> Chinese methods
of producing silk a e so primitive that
it will he a long lime before China can
offer sat Tv oiy material t»> the Am
orlcan ma ;ket. in the opinion of !>. R.
I
booty, one o' the American party who
vi ited China to investigate the silk
industry. Ho s.iid:
“The American silk dealers have
of!«*n called the attention of the
('him sc authorities to the imnortance
«o’ improving their silk industry, but
much to our regret and surprise the .
> \» authority**, can u« ver afford
: . ksten to any suggestion on the
a.'.JvL In consequence all consid
• imi ons necessary for the develop-1
j
ir. nt of soricultural industry in China
-.1 imhl remain in such a condition of
indusbial torpor at this time, when I
th »re is a growing international de
mand for silk as a consequence of the |
growth of women worker’s incomes j
throughout the world.”
An official of the Japan Silk Thread
Association says: Improvements of
the Chinese silk industry will be:
Iwnoficial not only to China and
America but to Japan as well, because
lh * limit of production cannot be in
creased, and Chinese cocoons are
needed for further development of
the silk industry here. Close co
operation between China, Japan and
America is necessary in order to of
fer products satisfactory to the silk
trade in America.
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The native citizens of Kake rocent
towrd the lops to town and put in
a street that is 1,000 feet long and
ten feet wide. The job was done in
two weeks* time and cost $1,000.
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F. W. Tennant, brother-in-law of W.
F. Thompson of Fairbanks, and a for
mer resident of the Dawson country,
died recently at North Yakima.
, „ , A. F. Davit
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Office Admiral Building
Wayne Blue, Agent.
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