The
Harriman National Bank
OF MASK A. AT SEWARD
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OF THE
UNITED STATES
THIRD LIBERTY LOAM
Are now ready for distribution to
their subscribers
We Have. On Hand. A Few OTIJER BONDS OF
This Issue For Sale AT PAR
also
WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATE STAMPS.
and
THRIFT STAMPS
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Your HAT. CAB. SHOES.
SUIT & RAINCOAT
FROM
URBACH'S
The store with a
CQHSCtEKCE
MKTHODISP ( Hl'IUK.
REV. J..I Patton, Pastor.
Sunday School moots promptly at
11 a.m. l.csson subject . “Christian
Growth.”
preaching and song service at 7:”0
pm.
All an1 cordially invited to thos<
services.
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WEATHKR ON R.R.
The following is the report of
weather conditions on the railroad re
coived to 7 o’clock this morning:
Anchorage, f»6, rain, calm.
Gird wood. .’4. rain. calm.
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Mrs. Thomas, formerly Miss Ruth
C-dton. v as among the passengers on
the Northwestern for the states.
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What Is Your Idea
Of a Sank?
The following is our idea of what a
bank ought to be and what this bank’s
fixed policy is.
We cater to no one class. We serve no
special interest We seek only the legiti
mate banking business of all classes of
■ honest men in this community.
We are neither so big as to despise or
discourage small accounts, nor so small
as to accept undesirable business just
for the sake of more accounts.
If you believe that this kind of a bank
•light to be your bank, come in and talk
it over.
You will receive every courtesy and
accommodation consistent with sound
banking._
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Although many are leaving Seward
today for other Alaskan ports and the
states, v iy few Seward citizens are
amo nr the passengers from here,
i Seventy five arriving on the Dora
from tie westward, who have been
here fo» over a week, all secured tick
* ts and p< ssildv 2(1 others from Sew
ard.
Jack Worth left on the .Northwest
ern for Seattle taking his horses and
wagons with him. •
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The Christian Seience Society will
ho d r» gular services tomorrow fort -
noon a 11 o'clock and Sunday School
at 12:15 o’clock.
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The regular train for Mile 52 will
leave tomorrow at 9 o’clock.
W.R. Millikcn, railroad engineer,
left on the Northwestern for the east
to ehli. t in the Kngincoring corps.
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Susie Guest, daughter of Chief of
P iee Guest, vas a passenger out on
the W>rth\ osteru for Tacoma whole
s! e* will attend school.
I>r. S II. Kriond and wife, who have
he n visiting around this section for a
a. >nth, are aboard the Northwestern
I for their home in California.
Mrs. T..M. Harr leaves on the Ala
meda foi Seattle to visit her mother.
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A..I. Melville, who has been ‘train
master lor several years on the Scw
ad Division, accompanied by his wife
• ave on the Aiameda for the states.
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lleoi g** Martin is a passenger to
| e.ittlc on the Alameda and will se« K
' employment below.
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M:.. C.K. liagstrom, wife of the
b i seball manager who is
oumx e<| with Drown Hawkins, i»
pa e.'ger out on the Alameda to re
• main.
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,I.D. D u k mining man from Moose
ass, return., to th<. states leaving on
the Alameda.
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Mrs. W.K. Rich and dauther Virta,
j t away on the Alameda for the stat
s to remain l’or several months.
i Prank W. Pettygrove. \Trll known
• rave mg man. leaves for Seattle on
the Alameda.
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Th ma.- King went over to Cordova
oday on the Admiral Karnigut.
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Col. D.O Renoir, head of the Mili
ary Cable Sy.tem. left on the Ad
•iirai Parragut for Valdez on his way
»> the interior for an inspection trip.
Mrs Prink Cotter returned this
noruini' on the Northwestern front
Vnchorage. Mrs. Cotter states that
ier mother Mrs. White, who was ser
uisly ill. is mm on the road to recov
er}’.
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Two large shipments of frozen fish
ere taken out by the steamers North
we.-t rn and Alameda today from the
Ian .loan plant.
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A. R. Norris is going out today on
he A imeda on his way to Washing
on. D C., his farmer home. Mr. Xorr
s ha< been with the Commission here
for several months.
j Freighter Skagwny is completing
mieadinp coal at the Seward dock to
day.
King er de,
N Roods'
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I*. S. I .hmI Administration.
nr Fonlfe 'Tater 'low he goln' to
nigh If roos*
' t .::p .nh it says folks. Wo nils
.in « at him 08 a 'tater boiled, baked,*
!»•»• -i. stewed, cooked will cheese on
1 »v peltin’ so d *y make ini inter
i we kin 41 ibt l-tt ■” him
V v v it fl >ur. H s * 1 • * ‘*Ki;b*titu
foj ^st" of all do vlltles, he **o*\
p,. udder pardon y s folks Ink
! in” n t. \ m.itues, eabb.i *e or: turnips
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Ya i' o dey’s pofn' to be room in de
pot fo* do whole tribe. Ev‘y las'
one on Vm can he'p save whaat on
, moat for dr boys dat's doin’ de tipht
— for sale al
itrosujs & Noon. If
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The Moon cafe., is open Nights.
Washington street. A20
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steamer Admiral Farragut arrived
at C:.*iO o’clock this morning and left
out shortly after 10 o’clock. The Ad
n-'r.d Fnrngut brought 10 passeng
ers from Kotliak and Anchorage lor
Seward and the following left Seward
>r Alaskan*ports or the states: J.C.
Larson. Tom McKean und wife, F I/.
Wagner and wife, JA. Kearney. Sam
Fusse, Philip Ramsberg, James Spey,
John N. Southern, W.H. Caswell •ami
wife, Col. P.O. Lenoir, Thomas King
and 25 steerage.
Steamer Alameda arrived in port
at an early hour this morning from
Anchorage, took on fish at tli<* San
Juan dock and is hilled to sail for the
south this afternoon. The Alameda
has a large number aboard from the
Cook Inlet railroad town, in fact a
large number being unable to secure
reservations and will come out on t.he
next steamer.
The following will leave Seward on
the Alameda, many going to various
ports in tin* north and the remainder
for Seattle: Mrs. K. Boutwell. Will
iam Abaster, S.B. Newman, O.T. Snell
LA. Snell, Joe Wilson, Mrs, CM',
llagstrom, A.L Norris, Carl Hanson,
Mrs. K.L I tout, F.J. Wesley and wife,
C, ».»ge Martin, A.J. Melville and wife,
William Patterson, J.J. Coulton, ,B.
B ck, Mrs. T.M. Harr, Mrs. W.K.
Rich, Vida Rich, A. Henderson, K.W.
I Petty'grove. Bessie March, Bessie B o*
d»*r and 14 steerage.
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UNDERWEAR
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The IMnce Where M<*n Outfit
Seward Alaska
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NORTHWESTERN
OFF FOR SOUTH
' Steamer Northwestern arrived ear
ly this morning from Anchorage with
a full load of passengers from the
Cook Inlet city including the drafted
men going to Fort Liscum also I'oit
William H. Seward. The Northwest
ern went to the Sun Juan dock and
looded fish and then to the Seward
dock leaving from there shortly after
10 o’clock for the south.
Passengers on the Northwestern
from Seward for Alaskan ports and
Seattle were as follows: I)r. I.B.
Friend, TJdo Hesse, G.A. Boymer, J.F.
Armstrong, Andrew Larson, Dan Mc
Genley, Pat McLaughlin, U. Fransier.
A Anderson. H. Peterson, Axel Hos
berg, P. Nelson, Axel Russell, George
Bergland, James Hawthorne, Robert
Rutherford, Jack Worth, TLJ. Thomas,
! and wife, J.W. Coleman, Mrs. 0. John
i -son. Thelma Johnson. W.L. Millikcn.
A. Larson ami wife, F. Crawford, Sn
I sij» Guest, H.Fi. Kllis* A.H* Taylor,
Miss Bessie Smith and eight steer
age.
! W.H. Caswell and wife left on the
Admiral Farragut for Fort Liscunt.
1 .Mr. Caswell, who has been a sergeant
! with the local detachment of the 14th
1 has been promoted to a second Lieut
! onant and will report soon at Vancou
j vcr, Wash., Barracks. Mrs. Caswell
; intends going into business at Van*
I couver.
: Steamer Alaska is expected to
i i-each Juneau tomorrow on the way to
Seward.
Kconomy ^eIf-sealing truits jars—
at Brown & Hawkins. . tf.
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! The Seward tailors open for busin
ess Monday. Xex? door to Borgen’s
>tore. ^3
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Smokes
Best line of cigars in the city; all
kinds of smoking tobacco; al.^o the
chews that men like.
AT HETTEL’S
Boys Dutches# Khaki Knickerbock
ers, special value. Brown & Hawkins.
“Quality First."
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SEXTON ANI>
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Cigars and
Sodas, Ice (’ream. Candy
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FOR FISHERMAN.
“JOHNSONS BEST” Oil pants,
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jackets, Sleeves and Aprons—Canva.s
(lloves, Rubber Boots, and all Fisher
men's supplies. Brown & Howkins
“Quality First”
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Evinrude engine* at J. L. firaef's. tf
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S. O. MORFORD
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SuccoBaor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. _SEWARD. ALASKA
HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
RATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
in. A. HORNER, Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prop.
-Don't ovei look our suit reduct
ion sale-beautiful patterns — hand
somely tailored at from $25.00 to $30.00
-And a direct saving of 10 per
cent discount besides.
-This sale closes promptly Mon
day evening.
-Remember, only three days
left.
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Open (his evening until 8 o’clock.
“QUALITY FIRST”