Whin voXl make « call kf
letter, it should get the tame* are
you would give to a penonaf tall.
You dress correctly yourself, tnd
courtesy requires the same formal
correctness in your writing paper.
(Crane's
dSnendmm
fr*t «.«MCT muiw
will proper.v represent you on
anv occasion. ^ e invite you to
inspect our extensive display of
these elegant pipers.
Also See Our Large Assortment of
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ALASKA SHOP
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Seward Steam Laundry |
Phone Main 157 j
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OPERATING
DEPARTMENT
IN CHARGE
ON THE R.R.
The southern division of the gov
ernment railroad and that portion ot
tlt« completed section of the noitUcrn
»1'\ soon, today passed into the hands
of the operating department. The ol
!u *s of Engineers-in-charge, resident
engineers, etc., have been abolished.
1'rains will be dispatched on the sooth
• ri division by the train dispatcher
,vith headquarters at Anchorage, sta
tion agent E. L. Sweek, being pis -
tic:illy the cheif trainman in Sew:* id.
C. (I. Jones, in charge of construc
tion and maintenance on the part ol
the southern division between Seward
and Mile 114. will perhaps make Ids
headquarters at Mile 52 this w?nit»r.
that part of his system being the
hardest to keep open if the winter .s
severe, (Icorge Colwell will also un
do ibtedly be stationed at Mile 52.
At tbo headquarters of the com
mission in Seward, there will probably
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T H E U E L M O N T
Workingmen1'* Home
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ROOMS 50 and 75 cts.
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MRS. Wm. FAIRMAN
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HO! FOR THE INTERIOR
PASSENGER and EXPRESS Service *
* To All INTERIOR Points ;
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HEADQUARTERS AT TALKEETNA.
* COMMUNICATE WITH J. A. STEWART, •
* Talkeetna, Alaska.
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Furnished Rooms
Hot and Cold Water '
Steam lieat
VANGILDER A GILDING
be several changes :n the arrange-!
ments of offices. Those offices w itli
whom the public comes in direct con-1
tact with, will be on the first floor;
of the commission building. Payma lei •
Tarwater will have his present offices,
but the telegraph and telephone office
will probably be moved to the first;
floor, making it mono accessible, than j
•n the presont location on the second j
fl<> »r. The offices formerly occupied
by VIr. Weir will be taken over by »!>*•
ply department, H. P. Warren be
in* in charge, with I. II. 1* loischman,
as chief clerk. About the first of the
ye u- the clerical force of the sto o’
department will be moved to the cor
nu ;sion building.
Several men at the shops wen
laid off Saturday night but it is un
di stood they can take other pos;tiom
in other departments just as soon ak
ar angments have been completed. C.
K. Shea remains as the master me
ohmic at the Seward shops. It is ur- 1
de -stood only light' repairs will be
m- de at the Seward shops, construc
tion and heavy repairs being made at
th • shops at Anchorage.
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Territorial Senator Dan Suthor- j
iar 1 left on the train yesterday foi {
tin interior.
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A. D. Estes j-'-.J William L. Haket
ca :ie in last night from Mile 52 and
ar • registered ut the Hotel Seward.
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*‘Hev.” S. T. Vaughn, from Un
a5: ska, is registered at the Hotel St v -
ar! and will ,o south on the Alameda.
0. W. Lindquist came in from An
ch« rage on the train last night ami s
registered at the Hotel Sexton. Mr.
Lr.dquist will go to Seldovia 0:1 dm
fii .t steamer west bound.
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Mrs. C. G. Hubbard is in from the
Pi mrose mine and is a guest at the
Hotel Sexton.
Nellie Neal came in on last night’.
tr:.in from Kern Creek and is stopping
at dm Hotel Overland.
A. H. Bryant from Mile 52, is rc
gi tered at the Hotel Overland having
co.ne to the terminal city on the train
la t night.
E. C. Oldfin checked out from the
H tel Overland yesterday and went U
A chorage on the train.
Francis Whitney came in on yes
t( day’s train from Girdwood and is
registered at the Hotel Overland.
Archie Balderston, who has hoc
vi iting Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Baldersto.
si ice last Wednesday, left yesterda.
fo • Anchorage.
The mail steamer Eloise sailed las.1
r ;ht at 6 o’clock tor Unalaska and
w iy ports.
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The city council will meet tonight in
the town hall at 8 o’clock.
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The train from Anchorage arr'vod
in Seward last night at 6:10 o’cl
v th a large number of passengers
f' >m the interior and along thera l
i r» id. #
Capt. W. Langley, the steamship
magnate of the Kuskokwim, and Tom
.A .Lean, came in last night on the
t. lin and are registered at the Hotiv*
F ward. The two men traveled over
t e trail by dog team from McGrath.
H;r. McLean is mate on Capt. Lang
j l y’s steamer Tana.,
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Hainan s tf ’ zird Oil a Sate fir*i did } re aitnent
How ottcn lockjaw am iiood j
poisoning result ironi flu* neglect I
of a slight scratch nt tittle cut Ham- J
tin's Wizard Oil is a sate and eftec- i
ti«c firs* an! treatment It a now
crftil antiseptic and should he ap
plied immediately to wounds of this
kind to prevent dangei of infect! m
It is soothing and healing and
qu’cklv drives out pain and .nliam
m tion m cases r>i sprains, br.uscs,
cu’s burns, bites and stings lust as
re.iahk too. for still neck, sore feet,
;C:d sorc^ canker son s earache and
toothache
Get it from druggistr tor 30 cents,
ft not satisfied return the bottle and
get yom money back
Ever constipated or have Nick
nc.idachc? |u>t try Wizard Liver
V\ hips, pleasant little pink pills, 30
cents. Guaranteed.
DOHERTY WILL
RUN SAWMILL
It. C. Doherty, manager of the A*as
’cm Ocean Food Co., came over fiom
Anchorage last night bringing with
him several men who will go with him
on the first steamer for Port Chatham
to get the sawmill in operation there
for work this winter.
Mr. Doherty intends to secure more
nicii here and with his force plans in
getting out the lumber this winter for
the cold storage plant which wid bo
e**< ct'*d for his company at Port Cha- <
tham.
The men arriving from Anchorage
with Mr. Doherty are C. G. Burkf.
James Austin, C. I. Hawkins, Charlet
Sk'nner and S. Madison.
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CHARLES BROWN HERE
Charles E. Brown, ot Brown
Hawkins, with his headquarters at An
chorage, accompanied by Mrs. Brown,
ar ived on last night’s train enrous
to the outside on the first steamer.
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COTTERS
EVERYTHIN!*
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For MEN To WEAR
WE SPECIALIZE
IN X M AS |
l_ZZJ
This* week only— Amos Keajj rox
>: rn, kahki color, $1.00 per pound at
ELLSWORTH'S.
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DISTILLATE $3.50 p**r case at Graefs
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BROSIUS & NOON
LUMBER and BUILDERS; HARDWARE—
WINDOWS. DOORS, ' GLASS, MILL-WORK and BOAT LUMBER.
Agent* For— STANDARD MARINE ENGINES. 3TANDARD KID
TROLLER, STANDARD KID.
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FRYE —BRUHN COMPANY
SEWARD
Inspect our Refrigerators. C J
Assure Yourself of Cleanliness <
and Sanitary Conditions. j
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ALASKA TRANSFER
H. V. HO BEN, Manaus
Coal, Wood and Ice
General Transfer- « • Hiones, Main 17 and 81
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HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Marpules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
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( ?_ DISTRIBUTORS
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S^WARR. || pc M0N0P0L
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MAKE THE NORTHERN YOUR
HEADQUARTERS WHILE IN SEWARD.
SEWARD WATER anil FEWER COMPANY
JOHN A. NELSON, Manager
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Office Admir«»l IJuilding
Wayne Hlue, Agent.
SEWARD v ALASKA
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o When it comes to the hard
'! “knock-down - drag - out”
:,J service that a fisherman
gives boots, ordinary rubber
can’t si and up.
But Goodrich “Hi-Press * Rubber Roots and
Shoes aren’t ordinary. 1 hey re made in a
better way—in OiNili SOL113 PIIiGE—*and
they can’t leak or peel.
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) One )'fl1V will outlast a whale
season of hard service—i ut
il wear two or three ordinary
pairs.
Put your money on Goodr ;ch
“1 Ii-Press” and \ ouMl nt er
be satisfied with anytl ing
else.
Sold by 45,000 Deal rs
The B. F. Goodrich Rubber
The City of Goodrich-Akron, O
113-15 Km* Street
Seattle
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