GENERAL REPAIRING aiul ACETYLENE WELDING
SEWARD MACHINE SHOP
Win. BAZANT.
MACHINIST.
SPECIALTY-CAS ENGINES.
FKYE — BUUHN COMPANY
S E W \ K 1>
lit*pert our Refrigerators.
Assure Yoursvli «»i Cleanliness
and Sap it ary Conditions.
JUST RECEIVED 5
The Best Line of if
Working Shoes
That Ever Came P
To Alaska.
Also a Complete
Line of Summer
Underwear, in the
Union Suits
The Place Where
Men Outfit.
COTTER’S'
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• W1I.MAM A. HESSE.
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• U. S. Mineral Surveyor.
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• BUDKOKD MeNKILL CODE
• Cordova. Alaska.
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f BACKACHE '
y»K«» Up With Penetrntlng
Hamlin s Wizard Oil
A harmless and effective prepara
tion to relieve the pa:n- ot P'.iei.ma
tijra. Sciatica. Lame Back ind 1 urn
hago is Hamlin’s W i*ard f)il ‘f oen
•erates quicklv drives out soreness,
tnd limbers up stiff aching mint* and
muscles
You have no idea how useful it
wfll be found in ca>es ot ever\ day
ailment or mishap, when tf’ere is
need of an immediate healing anti
•eptic application as in case* of
sprains, bruises, cuts, burns bites
tod stings
Get it from druggists tor 3r‘ cents
If not satisfied return the bottle aud
get your money back.
Bver constipated or have sick
headache? lust try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills, Mi
cents. Guaranteed.
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dkivvrtmknt or rnr intkkior
Alaskan Knvi'ooerim; Commission
Tin n.s Iravi and arrive at Seward a*
follows:
'••tv A. M. Wednesday and Saturdi;.
for Roosevelt, Tunnel, lairdwc d
Aneliornjro. Anivo 5:00 1\ .M. Mon
my and Thursday.
Contu; lions at Anehorago on Mot da,\
and Thursday at m"0 A. M. foi
Malunuskn, Wasilla, Houston lal
. y‘Au.\ and on Wednerday and Kri
• k%v -it .’U> A. M. for Matanuskr,
^ I j.;.1. and Chicktdoon.
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i:::k\m\\sy. m m m:o\ and
1 .oh r M'iM’d oil tiu* M'wafd- • All
Itor.iae Ira n ia i •• ImHVt ear. MO
Y * V Y A- -V * V
I'UiMWMi AM)
liI TiN'fj
Shed Works
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4 ( M \S. LKHINKH
* Tel. Maiisn i 1« y
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hi tiie midst ot one of the charact
eristic talks made by Jesus, not to his
disiipio* alone, but to tin* multitude
of people who had gone to listen to
his wonderfully comforting words eon
coining the Father’s minute and lov
ing thought for his children in which
he said that not even a sparrow is
forgotten in the sight of God. a man
in the multitude interrupted the dis
course with the very discourteous and
inappropriate request: ‘‘Teacher, bid
my brother divide the inheritance Avith
me.” This led the Master to fmmu
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BEULAH B. WILSON, Opli. D.
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Have vour EVES tested and
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BLASSES pr«* perly fitted.
ROOM 2
ELLSWORTH BUILDINti
Seward. Alaska.
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to owNERS< ! TEMPOR\R\
COUPON BON DS:—
• of First. Second and Third Liberty,
Loans:— j
We are now in a position to accept i
Bonds of the above loans, lor c Oliver- J
sion and exchange for Permanent
Liberty Loan l‘• per cent Coupon
Bonds of the same issue, with Inter-j
esi Coupons to matuuty attached.
this service is rendered . ithout
charge.
Harriman Nat’l Bank of A'.uska.
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late the parable of the foolish rich 1
man. the subject of Rev. Duane Earl j
(Jauer’s sermon last evening. The par- j
! able reads ns follows: »
••Tin* gound of a certain rich man :
brought fortn plentifully: and he rea
soned within himself, .saying, what
sli !! ! ilo. because f have not where I
to bestow my fruits? And he said,,
This wiil 1 do: 1 will pull down my ;
ba ns, and build greater; and there
will I bestow all my grain and my j
gor.ds. And l will say t<» my soul. Soul,
thou hast tench goods laid up for:
many ye , .; take thine ease, eat,
and o.* merry*.1* \
‘•Be vas going to fc^d his soul on
wheat, h. r! y corn and other things |
. f that nature,” said Rev. Carter, “but
Hod out him off that very night. There
w; . ;ii ,*ady a great plenty' of barley*
to foot! souls. Seeking constantly* for
material gain the rich man i«uvl for
gotten the (liver of all good gifts;
-Back of the loaf is the snowy flour,
Buck of the flour the mill;
Hack of the mil! is the wheat and
the sower
And tin* sun anti the Father’s will.
• It bettor to build a life than to
make living, though the two should
go hand in hand. The main thing ini
lit’' is to build character.
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SEWtfD SNAPSHOTS ;
Mis. (Jeoige Colwell entertained at J
e -i. >n today in honor of Mrs. T\ J. |
’•fnnne: who is visiting hero.
*!»•<; Kr'cft Lucas is on today’> train J
f.’um Anchorage but will sto:> off at.
I !e V2 and visit several days with I
Mis. (’. .1. Jones.
Mrs. Wayne Blue. Mrs. A. II. Me
A Bigger Rubber Boot
Dollar
VB>C know just illxait v. v >U shouM
A get from a pair o[ !><> ‘ . on
when You've got \oar nu *e\ s w <»ih -
» c » t
years of oxpcileiu-ohavo la. got xoa tauL
We claim that Good: *ch * i uiirv
you bevoml that i>< hi\ i hey gi\<% v h;*f
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you ordinarily < msaer 4 voer mcaej s
worth”—and the** l.oe.> r,i ig. TVy e*;e
more than one-sou : 1 !k That's vvlr
more fishermen are w<au ;* the e overv
day. Make your do!.* \r g » mrihv r . .1’
Goodrich. Look for Dic.ro ’ Line ’Bound /
the Top. 30,000 dealer*. ^
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Tire b. f.noonnicu re r.o. >
Seattle. H Vw/». . \ '/«.<<» j
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KiJ.swoimrs auio for hire
Niftlit a ml Day Service
D ’o i'hone— Adams 87.
Nifjht Phone— Madison 61. !
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i BEAUTY
1 fere is a 2-p?»ncl (
3-ply fir-v .icer i
deo*- sold at ? corn
Hion door price, i
Suui for our free :
illustrated home-j
builders’ 19_!U cat- |
alogue.
"Bettor
S.i>h tin.l ft.n"
ROVIG
| 2.:.2'J First Ave. S. j
J SEATTLE
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\eoi- and Mrs. Thoday arc returning
Home from Anchorage on the Gateway
, y limited today.VThey have been
guests oi tiie Woman’s club at An
chorage for several days.
Jo • u i.son expects to go out to his
,n 11.11g pi t po:«v near Amo 2J on tiie
wi’.i n n< x t vVeiinesday.
Ur. it. C. Landermilch, who will be
associau*tl w.tli the commission as
physician further north, is a passeng
* on the Alameda.
.Joe li.udshaw who has been at
e. .'Iilit-- Swl.jol at SpoKunc, is coming
.o Seward «>n tiie Alameda.
X. \\ing, piano expert will ar-1
ivo .•.» Unla\ s tiain from Anchorage j
.O'. iviiki:ii hen* on business tor sev-j
etui days.
it.,* .n.cO road i> now open to1
iivase lake there being little snow
•v.*n on the northern end. (
iinnte.s who went down to Bear
at. >e. ;erduy report much snow
ii hue giound and no vegetation show
y. Xt> were seen indicating,
lint boa s an* still in their holes,
.neamer Alameda sailed from u*
< ..t 1 ::i() o’clock yesterday aftcr
.o.m. If the steamer does not call at
!>kapw ay, ."he should reach Cordova
it 2 /clock tomorrow morning.
Steamer Admiral Watson is report
d to be due to arrive at Cordova
jtuotime tonight.
, 0.\ EN IN PRISON ARE
SENT OUT AS SERVANTS
MARYSVILLE, Ohio, May 24—
’ s. Louise Mittondoif, matron in
.' • of the Ohio Rcfoimatory fpr
./oniv.n h ie, is doing her part in re
iovinp the Ooino^tic heip situation in
.in* state. She has from 150 to 200
4i. ’s and women under her care. As
.here is not enough work at the in
stitution to keep them all busy, she
;o:»ils tv) housewives some of the more
.rusted girls.
Ninety per cent of the girls work
r.g out have made good, according to 1
r... dittendorf. Mary of them with-,
a a short tim-.* have been recommend-'
, i
<l for parole* or pardon. Housewives
i.ig the girls send the wages to
he matron who turns the money over
vo th«* girls when they are discharged.
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rAX ON SINGLE AND
MARRIED PERSONS CUT *
MANILA, P. I., May 24— The;
Philippine legislature at its recent ex- j
tra session passed a bill increasing the
tax on liquor, cigars, and cigaretts,
and enacted a law increasing the re
venue derived from tax on incomes,
by reducing the exemption for single
persons from £3,000 to $2,000 and for
married persons from $4,000 to $3,000. j
SUMMER HAT MATERIALS
PARIS, May * — Oilcloth, leather
md plumes are among the materials
being u^ed by .Paris • milliners in the
making of this season’s summer hats.1
They say hats of the ultra modes this
year will cost as much as a dress!
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ENLISTS IN THE ARMY
TO GET EDUCATION
SHERIDAN, Wyo., May r- To
p'ove that he was not enlisting in the
army for financial gain, Frank Peck,
ot Gillette, Wyoming presented a sev
en passenger touring car to the local
recruiting station when he was ac
cepted for service in the 55th Coast
Artillery. Peck, who has acted as fore
man on many largo ranches in this
part of the country, said that he de
IL V. Hoben A* 1 * I)aV18
ALASKA TRANSFER
Coal, Wood and Ice
General Transfering Phones, Main 17 u «»l 81
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Marbles — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
SEWARD WATER and POWER COMPANY
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JOHN A NELSON. Manager
Office Aiiirciral Lluiloingr
Wayne I** ue. \jjent
SEWARD, ALASKA.
EXCLUSIVE
V • OISTKIBUTORS
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ALSO
> v MONOFOL
' V'4:' 1 I CIGARS
MAKE THE NORTHERN YOUR
UEADU'jAiilLKb A iiii.L IN bL A A)ID.
.5jed to secure the advantage offered
by the educational classes and voca
tional training schools in the army.
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Following the Democratic conven
tion at San Fianc.sco, T. J. Dononoe
and wife will go to Honolulu on a
pieasuie trip.
BLENDS
FRIEND
s%
Si
BRAND
FLOUR
for every
purpose
REDUCING HOUSEHOLD COST
You are helping to reduce the high cost
of living when you buy FISHER’S BLEND
FLOUR.
You pay a few cents more for a sack of
FISHER’S BLEND than you do for most oth
er flours but from it you get MORE AND
LARGER LOA V ES Or BETTER BREAD. j
FISHER’S BLEND costs more per sack
but LESS PER LOAF. <
Made of Choicest Eastern Hard Wheat 5
and the Choicest of Western Wheats, FISH
ER’S BLEND is a perfect flour for every pur
pose— as good for cakes and pastry as for |
bread. I
MANUFACTURED IN
“AMERICA’S FINEST FLOURING MILLS” \
BY !
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fisher flouring
Mills Company
SEATTLE j