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and steamers. Phene Madison 149.
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SEW ARD. ALASKA.
Write Violet Ray C., Dennison, Ohio,
if you wish a loving and wealthy wife,
Enclose Stamp.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Alaskan Engineering Commission
Trains leave and arrive at Seward ns
follows:—
8:30 A. M. Tuesday and Friday
for Rdbsevelt, Tunnel, Girdw*«d
Anchorage. Arrive 3:4$ P. M. Wed
nesday and Saturday.
Connections at Anchorage on Wed
nesday and Friday at 7:30 A. M.
for WasiUm, Houston,
Talkeetna, and on Monday, Wed
nesday, Friday at 8:30 A. M. for
Eskn and Cbickaleon.
SEWARD'S PUBLIC LIBRARY, in
Public School Building, open to public
jTery Friday afternoon, 2 to 8 o’clock,
f> > distribution of books.
Woman wants washing te take home
Phone Adams 190.
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room, s
ELLSWORTH BUILDING
Seward, Atoka.
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TH»:KEY
FOR FINE CANDIES
THE^ KEY
FOR ICE CREAM—and—
SOFT DRINKS
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Just a few short days and
then comes the event which
makes the few remaining
winter days pass quickly—
The Masquerade Ball given
on St Valentine’s Night Mr
Robt McIntosh has outdone
himself this year; never be
fore has there been such a
wide colection of prizes
A splendid orchestra haf
been secured for the occa
sion. Pick out the prize yoi
wish to carry home with you
Make the costume and worl
toward that end we are surr
you will succeed. At A. B
Hall, February 14th.
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northwestern has
LARGE LIST OF
PASSENGERS
The steamship Northwest
era arrived in Seward Sun
day morning at one thirty
She carried a heavy passen
ger list for Seward and a lo
of freight for the commis
sion. The following are the
passengers for Seward.
T. W. Callahan and wife
E. Christianson and wife, J
It. Anderson and wife.'Cl W
Jackson, Miss N. Whitman
A. Mathiaon, G. Mathisoi
and wife, Mrs. L. Shredon
Mrs. Martin, J. H. Steele, F
Henric and wife, Mrs. J. We:
kle, D. Patrick, J. Runnaly
A. Marlott, L. E. Earhardt
Mrs. J. Fridell, C. F. StaW:
S. Foley, Mrs- 0. B. Johnson
P. Kerafer, A. Seroson, anc1
wife, J. Staffas, J. Dermon
C. 'Harveys, Mrs. H. Peter
son, G. Sundberg, G. Pollas.
N. Caramas, Mrs. A. McFad
The “Melody Hall' is the
scene of much gaeity lately
Tie young people of Sewarc
held a dance were on Sun
day and also met in honor oi
the many well known Sew
ard visitors last night
The spring season opener
with a spurt this morning. A
warm wind accompanied b;
rain is prevaleant through
the district
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NOTICE
The regular meeting of
the Order of Eastern Star
Chapter 10, will be held Wer'
nesday, February 9th. AT
members are urged to tx
present Visiting members
welcome.
LILLIAN F. CARTER,.
. Secretary.
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Heavy Cold? Chest
AO Clogged Up?
Don't Giro it a Chance to
"Sot In”—Ute Dr. King's
New Discovery
DONT lat it pt . • atart. Dr.
King's New Discovery will get
right down to work, relieving the tight
feeling in the chest, quieting the rack
ing cough, gently stimulating the
bowefc, thud eliminating the cold
poisons. Always reliable!
BID PBBOH SHIP
IS DISCOVERED
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ReUc of Old San Francisco
Is Uncovered—Prisonship
Found Near Waterfront—
In Use in 1849.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 8
(By Associated Press)—Bat
L,ered timbers of an old bur
ed prison ship were uncover
ed recently by a steam shovel
evacuating for a bank build
ing not far from the water
front here. The old boat, the
Euphemia, according to lo
eal 'historians, was used by |
the municipality in 1849 as a
jail. At that time she was an-1
chored where Battery Street
is now- As the city gradually
advanced over the mud flats
nd pushed back the waters
of the bay the boat was bur
ed under the silt, and build
ings constructed on the spot
vhere she .once anchored.
The timbers were found 30
feet below the sidewalk level.
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Antone Anderson, Resi
lent Engineer of Seward re
vived a letter from E. S.
Tackard, formerly connected
vith the Alaska Engineerin;
Commission at Seward, who;
eft for China with the Wier
jarty. From here Mr. Weir
Vent to Singapore and final-;
• located at Hongkong. He
f -eports everybody in extra
•ood health and having a
plendid time. Jack ard said
n his letter to Mr. Anderson
If everything is favorable
his will be a big job and
here will be work for every
body.”
George L. Benning and
wife left on the Flier for An
chorage on the train this
morning- They were recent
ly married in that city and
have ben spending. a few
days in Seward on their hon
eymoon.
See the Seward Gatewiy about your
Job Printing.
CABLE OFFICE NOTES
George uGest, civilian em
ployee of the U. S. "Cable of
fice of Seward left for An
chorage on this morning’s
Flier to enlist in the Signal
Corps, U. S. Army. He will
return on the next train to
resume his duties in his new
capacity. A new ruling re
cently made in Army circles
provides that all operators
shall belong to the service so
George willingly donned 0.
D. for “civies.”
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The fotfbwing men com
prise the force i nthe Cable
office :W.S. Perry, MS.E.,
0.1. C.; W. L. Mooney, Mas
ter Sgt B. V. High, Corporal
J. W. Shearer, privaffe, Geo.
Guest civilian operator, Wil
lis Perry Messenger.
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Master Sgt. Mooney has
been suffering with a severe
cold the past week.
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Willis Perry, the winger
Mercury of the Cable Office
is becoming quite a social
lion, from all appearances.
HEWITT—WHITMAN
Dan C. Hewitt and Miss
Nellie Whitman were united
in Marriage in the United
States Commissioner’s offce
by Judge Wm- H. Whittlesay
Sunday afternoon. Witness
es for the occasion were Mel
Homer and Corbet The
groomis a native of Wiscon
sin having been in the coun
try a Utie more than a year
employed by the Alaskan En
gineering Commission in the
machine shops at Anchor
age. Mrs. Hewitt is a former
Seattle girl, arriving in Sew
ard on the Northwestern.
The departed for Anchorage
on this morning’s train.
ROYCROFT—ESTES
Frcrnk Roycroft and Miss
Zelaph Estes were united in
marriage at Girdwood by
Commissioner Whittlesay on
January 28th. The event was
solemnized at the home of
the bride’s sister, Mrs. Thom
son, of that place.
MAZOLA
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TAVTAZOLA-COOKED foods are
IVi mote easily digested—because
It is • vegetable ffct, 100% pure, and
is from an edible source.
Even after frying fish or onions the
asms lot of Mamie can be used for
frying delicate foods. Merely strain
Masola does not absorb any of the
odor or flavor of the foods fried in it,
nor does it smoke op your kitchen.
Once you try Masola you wifi prefer
it to lard or eetnpouads.
I WATER & POWER
COMPART
| SEWARD, ALASKA.
I JOHN A. NELSON, Manager,
j WAYNE BLUE, Agent
I Office ADMIRAL Building.
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| Good Water a Necessity in Erery Home.
GRAEF’S
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HARDWARE STORE
IX L HEATERS
SEES, SNOW SHOES, ICE CREEPERS.
GASOLINE LAMPS AND LANTERNS.
POCKET FLASH LANPS and BATTERIES.
' EUNE, EOCENE, PEARL OILS, GASOLINE
60,40,20, PER CENT GIANT POWDER.
NATIONAL MOTOR WASHING MACHINE,
New Model, Remington Bolt Action Rifles.
Exclusive Distribu
tors of BUDWISER.
BEVO and MONO
POLE CIGARS.
E, L. WHITTEMORE, Proprietor.
Seward, Alaska.
TRAPPERS TRADERS
SHIP TO
GEORGE R. GOSHAW me
DEALER IN
RAW—PURS
NEW YORK — UT W. 27th St
SEATTLE — Alaska Building.
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the Seward Gateway job printing de
partment ca ntura out first-class work
at a reasonable price .
I WEATHER REPORT
Seward, 36, Rain, south.
Anchorage, 10A. cloudy.
Matanuska, 24, Cloudy.
Chickaloon, 10A, Cloudy.
Wasilla, 22A., Cloudy.
Talkeetna, 20A., Cloudy.
Hurricane, 12A., Cloudy.
Summit, 12A^ Cloudy.
Healey, 8A., Clear north.
Nenana, 20B., Clear calm.
FairbaoJcs 18B., Gear, calm.
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