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Established 1903.
{SEWARD SNAPSHOTS}
A With Kamos, P. 0. Inspector for
this divi ion, who arrived on the Nor
thwestern, left on the Dora for the
I i uuiid trip.
The ; mng boat Omaney arrived at I
i the San Juan Dock last night with
L’oOOO pounds of halibut.
J. S. Clark, minister at Wrangell,
arrives on the Northwestern and left
on the Dura last night for Aidgnak on
a v . to In daughter. While in the
city a guest at the Sexton.
Doc Ilnylun lelt on the Dora last !
night and will make the round trip.
C. K. !’arsons, rercscntativc of the \
' ii> woolen company, F. A. Patrick &
' V , Dull th, Minn., arrived on the Nor
mal is stopping at the Over
; land.
. J.ii'k Sterling, of the interior is re
i tered : • lie Seward having come iti
mi tin \' ;thwestern from Cordova
lr. yi •■•:ng was 15 days making the
id fron Fairbanks to Cordova over
the trail.
Mrs. Kong, .wife of Lieut. Long,
■,;.u • Ii.;ab!e assistance at the lecture
\r i«' afternoon at the Liberty by
phiviiv it the opening and closing.
\V. l:. Vimmiprs, weather man of Al
1 o hay been at the Seward left
’» the 1 >ra for the westward.
l\ Y . A’ashurnc and I*. Larkin, pro
s i<> i. ' men from the east, who ar
iv< <! the Northwestern, left on the
< night foi the westward. Mrs
’ no pnd Mrs. Larkin remained
•tihe Hotel Seward and will return
tn on tin* Xorthwstern.
T,»ri; rial Commissioner of Educa
i). Henderson, left for Kod
tl,e Horn. Mr. Henderson will
n ’);« a trip up the Inlet to Anchorage,
i • : at all school districts enroute.
Otto A. Larson, superintendent of a
y at Xus-hank, promised to raise
, I? .r for the Red Cross from
* m n when he reach(‘S his pot. Air.
m left on the Horn last night.
!>: n SHatitis left on the Northwest
>:■ day morning for a short trip
! * \ chotage hut expects to return
!:e ‘ hy Memonal Day.
' ’ . Carleston. dental examiner for
r> in this section, left on the
\.■ \ . ste n for Anchoaco to attned
o he men of the 14th Infantry Stat
on »d there.
The ladies of the Moose will meet
morrow afternoon at the little A. B.
;il a»w< Knit ft>r AToose members at
1 ' front <o* ia training stations.
yd, i ster of Mrs. H. D.
V ' •{ •., •• me over from Latouche on
SALE AT HETTEL’S
.i» , ,25 cts. and .50 cts.
iss tick candy, regular 20 cts, 3
inr 25 cts.
* chocolates, regular $1.50 at
'1.25.
. a!) No Minis, reguiai 15 cts. 3 for
i .‘5
Velvet tohacco, 1 lb. jars $1; \\ lb.
ans, 40 cts.
Bold Shore. 1 lb. tins, ;5U cts.
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■ ; r last week, your last chance to
cal bargains at the Bazaar. Also
\ lien and library tables, wood and
> •acers, chairs, oak bullet, bed,
■ steel couch, showcases and fix
i»r. for sale cheap.
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•' ; - Dutchess Khaki Kmckerbock
, j ( cial value. Drown & Hawkins.
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! \i TICE— Hereafter all smoking
uco formerly sold for twelve and
Mi** ' If cents will be fifteen cents a
can stvjahrht at the Key. tf
>rem doors — for sale at Brosius
and Noon. t f
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l }\\ Y ANYTHING. What have
vou 7 1 sell anything, See McIntosh.
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The El Koi Tan Cigar inu’.es your
t worth while. They are mild, burn
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Cigars and
S.-das, Ice Cream, Candy
Commercial Photography
the Northwestern and ,is a guest at the
Seward.
Rudolph Peterson, one of the black
smiths at the shops, has received a
cablegram telling of the serious illess
of his. brother at Olympia, Wash, and
will leave on the Noithwestern.
Lieut. Stefanovich, who arrived on
the Northwestern and gave a short
talk at the Liberty yesterday after
noon, left on the Dora for Kodiak last
night. While in the city the Lieuten
ant was a guest at the Overland.
K. L. Senft, who left Seward three
weeks ago, is now employed at the And
or son Shipyards in Seattle according
to a letter received by M. A. Horner.
W. L. Lodge came in on yester
day’s train from Mile 20 and is regis
tered at the Sexton.
Tom Towles loft on the Dora last
night for Port Chatham.
Many of the town people made the
trip out the line on yesterday’s train,
returning in the evening.
The Chamber of Commerce officers
desire to thank all who assisted at the
lecture at the Liberty theatre yester
day afternoon.
C. T. Doyles, charged with alleged
embezzlement at Anchorage, was in
dicted by the grand jury at Valdez ac
cording to reports fromthere. Mr.
Doyles entered a plea of “not gulity”
and bis Dial is supposed to he this
week.
According to Capt. Taaffe, of the
Valdez, Mount Douglas, at the entr
ance of Shelikolf Straits is belching
forth smoke in volumes.
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WORK SHOES
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The Plaee Where Men Outfit
Seward Alaska
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Phone Main 134
HAVE YOU TRIES FOR BREAKFAST
BROOKFIELD SSS3 & BUTTER
OR #■
ILL BIOS. COFFEE
'flicv are
TIE BEST
Meet at the If ranch. tf
ALEX FRAZER.
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Broadway Bakery and CoflVe Hou<e
Lunches, all kinds of pastry and the
best colTee in town. L. F.
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The El Roi Tan Cigar *s i-artFu
larly mild. Try one and yo
! a regular smoker of th< bran .! •
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Meet me at the Branch. tf.
| JOE EVANSON.
Boys' Dutchess Corduroy Knnkoi
! bookers. W e pay you 10c for every
1 button that comes off.
I Hawkins. “Quality
j Evinrude engines at J. L. Graofs. tf
Phone Main 124 P. O. Box 144
THE BRANCH
Carries the best or everything in
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CIGARS & TOBACCO
ALASKAS
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BEVERAGE'S
always ON ICE
A LEX FKAZEK JOE EVANSO
j S. O. MORFORD
Successor to
i JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Gilder Sidg. SEWARD. ALASKA
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