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PROFESSIONAL :
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Dli. H. A. Bl.YTH
Dentist
1‘HONE— MaJ.. in
Office in Bank
Of So*ard Building.
OFFK K HOI KS
10 A. >1. To — •'» P. M.
6 l». M. I«» — 8:110 I*. M.
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Office in K. K. Bldg.
Kesid»nce Third Avo.
Phones: Office. Madison L>0;
Residence Adams 48.
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R. eTl * L. R C S. Edinburgh
I., v. P. *v S.. Glasgow.
J. M. SLOAN. M. P.. C. M. .
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('Rice hour*: l to «» and • to 8 p. ni
Formerly of Nome.
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FRATERNAL
L. O. O. M, or.
Met?** every Tues.i iv 8 * V..# at
C L Hail. V.aii’ujc Brother* ,
Invited.
i\ier ,N. \iu!er>on Pictatof.
Julian Ik uf secret. i>.
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PltiM EiiS OF A* VSKA
IGLOO NO. 9
ravt* >n 2nd and 4*h Saturday
u-h month. $ p a.. Pioneer Hall
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IlKAD TUP
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| The Cosily New
Odor o? 26 Flavors
ROStS, orange blossom?, jts
i. mine! Lavender, geranium,
vetivert! These and a score of
ether choicest scents from the
\ hole world s tlower gsrdeitnukc
this wonderful new odot. Gath
ered and blended at greatest ex
pense—vet sold at a popular price
la handsome gtf; box.
SEWARD DRKJ ( 0.
Tlu* l\t'\ali Store.
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,ust mini: \m> a
mi um u told in rm:
SIT PND. I. \N| SLA KOI
SDOKam:. Wash.. Au*:.. Is>- - Con
: ritPtr a to >ut\ year s. art h tor a
i, w . ol»i m i . i . it. Ih'ff ivcont!y 1 *'ft
» ■ , ij\- j.i th«* npnrr roaches of
Sa'mon rivet in north Idaho. For
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LIMBER and BUILDERS; hardware—
WINDOWS DOORS. CLASS. MILL-WORK and BOAT LUMBER.
Arm,is I'm-STANDARD MARINE EXCISES, STANDARD KID
^ROLLER. STANDARD KII).
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\« o decides ever since lie rceoi\ed
fioin the d< ath bed of '»iu* of the ;
discovoi on i*f tlu* mine, directions I
its locat *on, Hoff has been spend*!
inp the greater part of his summers!
in the wild? of the Salmon river
• oin’ry. in u -earth, thus lar in vain.
I foe the treasure.
I’ov many \ a s James Ihiphes and
partner, v aose name how is un
kn ' aii. lei* this ci\v eaeh#sprihg ,
by devious trails. Each fall they I
:e rnctl with a goodly quantity of
po 1 dust and mq&ots. So cart *
i y did they guard thi«\ secret el
tlk source of heir wealth that it
n was di., oveved.
In the late nineteens Hughes be
a u* weakened fi om * lie al I lie/ a»ns
in.•Mon* *o hi. advanced age that he
• . * una’de to mak« the annual pil
«* nap* . a ul ito* tv.*o years his part
went a’or.o tt the mine. Upon his
"4 • *n from the second visit, he was
v 4 ; aoa. robbed and murdered en tie*
!«»'• o* Salmon river. anti his gold
stolen.
*That tin* set ret of the mine’s locn
'i " m'pht not he lost and the source
<>:' . ; wealth U * stopped. Hughes then
so edit to d4*scrib * to his fri«*n<!s,
;>i • ■ • t:- m It >fl\ the route to ti ■
i h I ughes, w ho ne\ oi re
i* died sufficient strength to revisi
tb, > source of his wealth, before h •
di. 1 drew a ough may of the locatin'1
it ’ ev. r has 1>* eii locatotl.
Th • v< in. while narrow, was so rich
in void, aecoihinp to Hughey story,
h t ia anti his partner simply pound
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in! out the* precious metal with n pest!'*
in a little iron mortar, and then warn
ed, panned and sacked it. If Koff can
locate it, he believes lie will be well
repaid for his twenty years search.
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IMPERIAL FAMILY OF
JAPAN TO BE MFGGKD *
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TOKTO, Aug., IS-- Permission has |
iu t been granted to tahe photographs
of tho Imperial family as they appear
in public driving in .'^carriage but not
v I u they are on horseback or afoot, j
Tb‘s is interpreted hen* as a very
ir1 it concession to the spirit of do*
mo -ra'-y.
In the earlier days of Japan it was
rnouhi ly supposed that any one gar.*
nr* on tho sacred Emperor would
1 >cK Wind. Accordingly Lis face was
h :iv> v-‘iio<l by a fine bamboo mat
vhen an atidior.ee v.*a^ granted. A
a4 ns on th° occasion of tho
o- mation at Kioto, photographs of
Emperor and Empress exhibited
n hop windows had the faces of their
M"’c. t?e> obscured by a piece of pap
er.
V >w snap* hot of the Emperor and
hi. eon.ort are appearing frequently
:n In Japanese newspapers.
wt on t ndektaking company |
Licensed Fmhalmers
Funeral Directors
SEWARD. ALASKA.
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H. V. HOBEN A* P* DAV?5;
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ALASKA TRANSFER
' |{. v. HOBEN, Manager
Coal, Wood and Ice
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HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Margules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
SEWARD WATER and POWER COMPANY I
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JOHN ? A. NELSON, Manager I
. Office Admiral Building
Wayne Blue, Agent.
SEWARD . A1 ASK A
ALL OF THE NEWS OF THE WORLD, DAILY.
Read the SEWARD GATEWAY,
Covers the local field and the entire
World, Associated Press Service.
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FACTS ABOUT SEWARD
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Seward is situated on Resurrection Bay, midway <>f
the coast line of the Gulf of Alaska and 1G0 miles from
i ite of the Pacific st tevs to the Orient.
The various trade routes o the North Pacitic Ocean,
a: d all the roads and highways and trails and mountain
’sses from the interior converge at this point much as it
n tare had anticipated the need of a gateway through
w .licit the trade and travel of -a great region might luu.
ct iivcnient pHSSfljjt*,
The deep, perfectly protected harbor presents an ob
io j«r surface embracing forty sipiare miles, upon which
a iy ship that floats may sail in safety at any time, and
w lich in appearance suggests nothing so much as a beauti
ful inland lake.
The mainland and shores o. Resurrection supply uni
pie space and perfect topograph >' tor the building ol a city
o, w hatever extent future needs may develop; and this cir
ca.instance, added to its mama, position as a gateway to
t» s interior, and the freedom fr mi ice at all seasons ot the
i:. rbor and adjacent waters lea l the government to select
i! is port as the ocean terminal for the railroad. The un
p 5,;cd coal and oil and mineral resources of Alaska w ill
if >w through this port to enter the commerce of the world,
a d in return w ill come the supplies tor distribution over
a erritory greater in extent tl an many state combined,
tl us making it ihc great port oi the North Pacitic 01 the ,
N £W \ ORK OF ALASKA.
For other facts about Sew ai d and the great district
v. Hounding this ctyy, write to tnc
SEWARD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
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