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LI MHER and BUILDERS; HARDWARE—
WINDOWS. DOORS. GLASS, MILL-WORK and BOAT LUMBER
Asrnls Fur— STANDARD MAR INK ENGINES. STANDARD KID
TKOLLEK. STANDARD KID.
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FUYK — HKLHN COMPANY
S E W A K 1>
Inspect our Kefrigeratoni.
\s>ure Yourself of Cleanliness
and Sanitary Conditions.
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M.YCK K. \NPERSON
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\nnotiaiv* er .*:u .«»!. v for
ihe Territorial House «»t Repre
seMfalivrs suheet to the iVmo
cratie primaries in April IY*-l*.
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Axel Krai' on > :m . o;n Mil - ’
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Mr. Kraxeii .»a'> tlu* weather is i •.* •
now but for weeks the thermometer
hovered aiound 40 below.
1. Kleishman. chief chuk to (VI. ii
|\ Warren, has beer, given a leave ot
absence until the end ot March in hoa
rs that he will fully recover from n»
recent illness.
Lester (1. Johnson, formeily an* tail
('lirdwooJ, came in L.st night on tl c
train and is registered at the Hotel
Seward.
The tran arrive*! in last night at
«::;»> o’clock and le w- for Anchorage
tomorrow morning 11 ** o’clock.
Dr. Ronrg returned on the train
last night after accompanying N. J*'r
ry. old timer in this section, t*> ih •
hospital at Anchorage.
Victor Guimhard and W. L. l.ode
:»*‘e registered at the Hotel Sexton
having come in from out the line on
the train last night.
1L C. Wolfe, from Anchorage. :
registered at the Hotel Seward on hi
\\ ay to the states.
There will he a further stam|*ede of
oil land locators to the westward on
the Admiral Kvans which l«av
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* HEATING
Sheet Meta! Y\ oi ks
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* CHAS. LECHNER
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LET US I>0
YOUR WASHING
Seward Steam laundry
Phone Main 157
JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
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Classifieds
HELP WANTED BY
\i skan KngiiUH'ring Commission
t; >; * * w Kmpovnu'nt Offico Sowanl.
LABORERS
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i ri* UKNT-- Furnished or unt'ur j
ni>'* * I hous< \eepmg rooms. Inquire
Hotel Sexton. Flltf.
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WWTF.P Woman caretaker ot
uonis. Inquire at Tile KKV Fl!»».
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SKIS at J. I . GRAFF’S.
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'tome of H.i i Schaffner Marx
5 BACH’S
l.adv Tornngton vaccum sweepers
it GRAEFS
S!ed< for hays and girls at Graef’s.
K\Y() lamps with shades $3 30 a*
(iraef’s.
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Klectric Sewing Machine motors hi
(»raefs.
National Water Motor Washers
at J. L. Graefs.
Klaine Kocene and Pearl Oil at
(Iraef’s.
Ice Creeper* and Skates— Graefs
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Fishermen's Supplies at Graefs.
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l-'LASH LIGHTS and batteries at
J. L. Graefs.
tie next week. Many are coming front
Anchorage according to reports.
Frank Towle has returned to h‘>
station at Mile 52.
• 1. W h.demote is in Anchorage,
1 riv ;'.r !« ft on yesterday’s Gateway
City limited. Mr. Whittemore exp t.ts
io go ? the coal nvn-'s and also make
a t ip to th** end of steel.
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FARMER GETS DECISION
TACOMA, Feb.. 20— Frank K.i-w
or « of this city, won the decision last
^ht over Yount; Hector, of Bremer
ton. in six fast rounds. Both men are
heavyweights.
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COTTER’S j
Just received
the finest
assortment of
WOOL PANTS
MOCCASINS PACS
and Four Buckled
ARCTICS
I In light and heavv
weight. Come in and
Have A LOOK. 1
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* MALAMUTE STAGE LINE *
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* Now Carrying PASSENGERS & EXPRESS Betw een *
* Taikeetna, Broad Pass, Ncnana and. *
* ALL INTERIOR POINTS *
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* Arrangements can lie made by letter, telephone *
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• Taikeetna, Alaska. *
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0. M. C.
TRUCKS
In Motor Trucks there have been at
tachments and notions and unusual de
igns, now we have the simple Ci. M. C .
If you are seeking a simple economical
durable truck, look into the Line el
a. m. c.
11. K. KLLSWORTII, Agent.
Huick Auto & (i. M. ('. Trucks, Ford
Supplies and Tires.
i nn can r^an can rafl r jn n=>n fFVl fr^n fpfl Ir3
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Advertisement for proposals for
operating News Agency and Buffet
Caron tin* passenger train of the
Viaskan Engineering Commission no
tween Seward and Anchorage, Alaska.
1. Proposa s will he received by the
Alaskan Engineer tig C ommission un
til It) A. M. March Oth., for the privs
ego of opei ating a news agency on all
.lie passenger trains of the Commis
sion between Seward and Anchorage.
C O N I) I T I O N S
The Commission will furnish trans
poi tation iv one person and the nec
essary stock. The contractor must hat”*
one employee and suitable stock on
each regular passenger train between
Seward and Anchorage.
'Hu* mutter of prices will be left to
the discretion of the conti actor but tm*
Commission reserves the right to can
eel the contract by giving written no
tice twenty days in advance of such
cancellation, if. in the opinion of the
Chairman of the Commission, the con
tractor is el urging excessive prices or
it* the servic * performed by the con
i'actor is unsatisfactory.
A LT i: i: N A T 12 PKOPOSAL
2. Alternate proposals will be ac
cepted for operating the lunch counter
of a buffet car in conjunction with the
news agency.
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The Alaskan Engineering Commis
sion will furnish a buffet car, which
seats U5 persons in the observation
compartment and which connects with
the other passenger coaches on the
train. The buffet is fully equipped
with a range, cooking utensils and
serving dishes, together with a lunch
counter seating seven persons. The
Commission will also furnish free
tra asportation for two persons to op
erate the buffet and the news agency
combined.
The contractor will ho required to
furnish two persons to handle th<*
business- to furnish , prepare and
serve suitable food, and to operate the
N'ews Agency. The contractor will be
required to pay for lost or damaged
equ'pment except ordinary wear and
tear.
The matter of prices will bo left to
the discretion of the contractor, but
tin* Commission reserves the riprht to
cancel the contract bv trivinpr written
no4 Ice twenty days in advance of such
cancellation. if. in the opinion of the
Chairman of the Commission, the con
tractor is charging excessive prices or
if the service performed by the con
tractor is unsatisfactory.
The Commission will not ftr*v. i
any other eating facilities to passon
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Dr. King’s New Discovery
soon starts you on the rocd
to recovery
ONCK tried, always used. That’s
a trite expression, hut one
never more upplieahle than
It Is to 1 >r. King's New Discovery.
You will like the prompt. Imsi
ne.ss-llke way it loosens \ ie phlegm
congested chest, soothes the l<
tnred throat, relieves an old «*•
new cold, grippe, cough, croup.
The kiddles can take it In p'
safety, too. No had afferndTou
Standard half a century, dde. am
$1.20 a bottle. At. your druggist.
Don’t Continue Constipated
Don’t lot your bowels bulMo/.o
your system. Make them fuuotY:
regularly—keep the Doily clenn>«*<
of waste matter with Dr. Kings
New Life Pills.
nilloupuess. sick headache, sour
stomach, Ind ge tion, dl'
furred tongue, bad breath ibi:i!
of the embarrassments and disco.n
forts traceable to constipation. I lo\.
easily they’re root died by i: * ocee
sional use of Dr. K’ug's Now Lib*
Pills. Move the bowels stil *otld
but surely. Tr\ them to light. A I
druggists .is usual.
goi s on trains carrying the buffet car.
The experience and responsibility
of bidders will be taken into consider
ation in awarding the contract.
Further information and details can
he secured at the Chairman’s offic*
in Anchorage and the Supply Dcput
ment office in Seward.
ISiddcs must submit proposals in
sea’ ll envelopes addrersed, Alaskan
Fng'n-'eving C<.mnii.«ion, Anchorage
o • Seward and marked on the outsid‘\
“Bids for News Agency or B‘d for
News Agency and I/affct Car. Bid
must state the sum of money bidder
offers as monthly payment for the
privilege bid upon.
The Commission reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
w K A T II V, R U HIM) It T
The follow**tg «> Dm* weather rop>»t
t’ov tho 1M hours ending nt 7 nVhvlf
this morning:—
SEWARD 26 Raining Calm.
Hurricane 2ft Snowing North: 6 r
ches new snow.
Sullivan 25 Snowing North; 5 inch
new snow.
Summit 26 Snowing North; 5 inch- ;
new snow.
Deadhorso 2ft Snowing North; > ie
ches new snow.
Indian River 24 Snowing North; 6
inches new snow.
Talkectna 22 Snowing Calm.
Chickaloon 26 Cloudy Calm.
Matanuskn 26 Raining Calm.
Anchorr go 2ft Cloudy Calm.
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Kvi.’on nepers .are p'ayfnpr un ib
arrival in that city of Allan E. Gr«'n
nan of Dawson, who the papers sav
had never soon a street car, a palm
tree or cement sidewalk untd he ar
rived there, having rrvown to man
hood in the Northland. Grennan is
;n charge of the do£ teams of a f"m
»>lov studio, and corrects errors in
\vct?c sottinjrs.
Tha pungent
richness ot’ ptire
Havana tobacco,
tempered by time
to a rare mildness
—that’s the
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Lover a Monarch
Azttiul Si-a
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H. V. HOUK.N A- **. l,AV,“
ALASKA TRANSFER J
j H. V. HOBKK, MaNaokk
Coal, Wood and lea
General Transfer « • Phones, Main 17 and t*l
fwr« iTSlu A ■/’ . AKUll >->’ **.T
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whitteinore & Margules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
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' SEWARD WATER ant ER COMPANY
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JOHN A. NELSON, Manager
Office \<!mi» *1 Building
Wuyne I ue. Agent. j
5EVVAKI) AIASKA
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EXCLUSIVE
DISTRIBUTORS
OF
B [ V 0
ALSO
M0N0P0L
CIGARS
MAKE THE NORTHERN YOUR
IIEADQI ARTEi S WHILE IN SEWARD.
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When it comes to the hard 1
“knock - down -drag- out* * I
service that a fisherman j
gives boots, ordinary rubber ;
can’t stand up. !
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Rut Goodrich “Mi-Press” Rubber Boots and 1
Shoes aren't ordinary. ' They’re made in a J
better way—in ONIi SOLID PIKGK and «
they can’t leak or peel. 1
()ne ] air will outlast a whole
season of hard service—out
wear two or three ordinary
pairs.
Put your money on (Joodrich
•4Hi-lJress” and you’ll never
be satisfied with anything
else.
Sold by 45t0fJ0 Dealers
The R. F. Goodrich Rubber Co.
The City of Goodrich—ALron, Ohio
113-15 King Street
Seattle