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Harriman National Bank
OF ALASKA, AT 'SEWARD
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OF THE
UNITED STATES j
THIRD LIBERTY LOW
Are now ready for distribution to
THEIR SUBSCRIBERS
We Have, On Hand. A Few OTHER BONDS OF
This Issue F'or Sale AT PAR
also
WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATE STAMPS.
and
THRIFT STAMPS
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UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
Liberty Theatre
; ■ 'M'AV JULY 1st, and 2nd.
WIT FRED LUCAS, in “JIM BLUDSO,”
A Splendid Five Part Triangle Feature. !
Picture of the big Parade in Seattle during the
RED CROSS DRIVE.
Latest i\ ra unt Travel No 2G EXTRA! MOTION J
Also a 0 e Reel Triangle Comedy" Her Cave Man.”
Mu ic by Mrs. A. H. McNeer. Usual Prices
Shows Starts at 8:00 P. M.
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T HE
FOUNDED UPON SOUND PRINCIPLES OF SAFE
CONSEi n VE BAN KING, THIS INSTITUTION^
STRONG AS THE ROCK OF GIBRALTER, COMBINES
WITH THESE.. POLICIES AN ENERGETIC,.. PRO
GRESSIVE MANAGEMENT AND WELL DEVELOP
ED FACILITIES FOR PROMPT,.. EFFICIENT.. AND
COURTEOUS SERVICE '
YOUR INQUIRIES ARE CORDIALLY INVITED.
[SEWARDSMPSHOTSj
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Mr. ami Mrs. Otto Poehlmann left
on the Alaska today for Petaluma, Cal.
The young couple has ben very p4>ul
ar .in this city and they will be missed,
Mr. Poehlmann proved a most effici
ent and courteous druggist and has be
en a lo\ al citizen.
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li. M. Stone, formerly publisher of
the Gateway, was around the city to
day calling on old friends. Mr. Stone
has left Anchorage and is going to
Valdez to become associated on the
weekly Miner.
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Mi's. Alexander McPonald return
ed this morning on the Alaska from a
visit to Anchorage.
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Alex Frazer, of the Branch cigar
sto e left on the Admiral Farragut
for Seldovia on a business trip.
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Gus SeifTert was a passenged on the
Admiral Farragut this morning for
Anchorage.
Capt. George M. Palmer, was around
the city this morning while the Admir
Fai ragut was in port. He is on his re
turn to Anchorage.
\V. P. Lass, of Port Chatham, chro
mo ore mine operator, accompanied by
bis wife and two daughters, was a
board the Admiral Farragut enroute
to the mine.
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Cash Cole, transfer man of Juneau,
was aboard the Admrial Farragut this
morning bound for Seldovia where he
may enter business.
Pan McKwen, veteran steamboat
1 lan, night steward on the Dora for
many years, left on the Alaska today
for Seattle where he will enter the mar
ino hospital.
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M's. II. Policy and Mrs F. Policy,
v ife of Anchorage merchants, are a
board the Alaska going outside for
•food. Both ladies were calling on
friends while the steamer wis in port.
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Pat I.ynch* well known diamond drill
man of Alaska is aboard the Alaska
om \nchorape for Valdez where he
has contracted for a larpe job.
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S. L. Colwell, with his pent’s furn
ishinp poods stock, loft on the Admir
al Karraput for Seldovia.
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John Hvla.nd, of Willow Creek, is
aboard the Alaska bound for the sta
rs. This is Mr. Hyland’s first trip to
lie outside for 19 years.
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II. V. Hudd, Willow Creek mine op
erator, with a poke containinp over
U0.090, is aboard the Alaska poinp to
the states.
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Mrs. F. M. Hoyle, of Anhorape, is
on the Alaska poinp to the states for
the summer and perhaps to remain
jk rmanently.
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M. S. Davis, canilist of British Col
u .ibia, who has boon lokinp over the
coal pro|>ortie.s on the Inlet, is. aboard
the Alaska poinp to his home at Vic
toria, B. C.
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(icorpo M. Enplish and Elmer L.
White, capitalists of Pittsburp, who
have been on a trip of inspection to
Cook Inlet, are returning on the Alas
ka to the states. Both pcntlemen said
that the lishinp industry in this pa it of
the country loked pood and probably
the would enter the business, with oth
V
er associates.
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W. K. Hooker of the T. and T. Depar
ment at Anchorapc came in last nipht
Watch the specials at Hettel’s this
woo!;. See window display. tf
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V \N\S BEAR LAKE JITNEY
will leave Seward
Sunday (weather permitting)
10 A. M., 12 noon, 2 P. M. and 4 P. M.
Frtre '*0 cents.
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Spo- bl arrangements will be made
with parties of Joy-Riders, Picnicers,
ect., .
Call up Graefs Hardware Store.
Screen doors — for sale at Brosias
and Noon. t f
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The El Roi Tan Cigar imv.es your
bit worth while. They are mild, burn
even and satisfy. J5
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on the train and is registered at the
Sexton.
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J. \V. Keller, engineer utlvern ('’reek
who is understood to have left the em
ploy of the commission, arrived on
last night's train enroute to the out
side. While in the city, Mr. Keller
makes his headquarters at the Hotel
Seward.
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Wiliam Bryan, from Mile 21 is in
the city and registered at the Seward.
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Valentine Bickel, from Latouche, a r
r.ivd on t he Admiral Fartugut and is
registered at the Overland.
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Mrs. 0. B. Hubbard, from the Prim
rose mine, came in last night on the
train and is a guest at the Sexton
Robei’t Michaelson, from Mills Creek
cane jn on yesterday's train and is re
gistered at the Sexton.
Mrs. Maud Trospcr and son Lewis,
a^e at the Overland, having arrived on j
the Admiral Faragut. Mrs. rosper is
1 going out to Mile 45 on a visit with
Nellie Neal.
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FOR SALE the Independent Steam
1 aundry at Valdez, Alaska. Good go- j
i ir.g business, fully equipped. All up to
date machinery. Full particulars on
application. Reason for selling, owners j
have pioperty which must ho looked
after.
Jy (>. Harry E. F. King, Prop.
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! 5 resh whipping cream—Seward Dairy.!
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DRESS SHOES
WORK SHOES ji
Still going at $5.00 per pair.
Have a look at our window
GOOD VALUES
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SUMMER UNDERWEAR
B V Ds in Union Suits
PORONKX1T, the kind you see
thru
• HANNON, the short sleeve and
low neck
ALE KINDS ALL WEIGHTS
SHORT RUBBER BOOTS
HIP RUBBER BOOTS
SHORT SLICKERS
FULL LENGTH SLICKERS
SLICKER HATS
ALL RUBBER RAIN COATS
FLORSHEIM DRESS SHOES
A complete line, latest lasts
and shades priced $9.00 to $15.00
Reasonable, quality considered.
i COTTER’S
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The Place Where Men Outfit
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| Sewaul Alaska
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IPihone Main 13-4
HAVE TOy TRIES FOR BREAKFAST
BBOOXFfELD EG8S & BUTm
OR
HILL BROS, COFFEE
Tifcv ars
CLAM DIGGERS making good wa
ges at Cordova. Can handle clams
f om fifty diggers. Apply t ) Pioneer
Packing Company, Cordova Alaska. JG
SEXTON AND
TIT WAITES
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Cigars and
Steclas, ' e < 'vain. Ca itly
Photography
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--/lift*] utLTi.1 I'zii iicii br^fUciriiar^j lici) r: m iic. r
Doys Dutchess Khjki KnickeC- •!;
ops, special value. Brown <>: Hankins.
“Quality First.” tf
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The El Koi Tan Cigar »s jaiticti
larly mild. Try one and yo-. will no
•t regular smoker of the bran*!. J” ^
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I T SI {KUM EX ATTEXT10X
JUST received — another si imnt
of “JOIiXSOXS BEST” oil pai . jac
kets, .sleeves and aprons.
THU BEST MADE.
IIKOWN & 1IAWK1XS.
Evinrude en:.cir.es at J. !.. 0
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JOE CAMPBELL !
| 2nd Flow ' SEWAF’1.
HOTEL SEWARD .
WITH AI L T
RATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL H) HE
M. A. HORNER, Manager
Fourth of July only conies once a year,
and its the one Big event when all of us want to
look our best. /'
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Our clothing department
offers you-Hirsh - Wick
wire and Styleplus ready
made suite, Stetson and Gor
don Hats, Walk-Over, R. J.
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& R. and Nettleton Shoes, Wilson Bros., Shirts and Silk
Hose and all the patterns in latest neckwear.“Satisfaction
is assured you if you get it here .
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