DULL TRADE^T
ATTRIBUTED TO
Lot hon. Va.v Mei ry hiay l»ick.
the I*itts!eu*:It iron :»» h "It**’ man, *»aio
ye>teralay;
“I have a!wa\ > I .a ' a i * t*»*‘* scar,
but it won i he ik
to >.a\ that the
in the V itrlSa?.^ w ehas-vable to
j > % ,! ,i <• niei*h
the put ty \i :* »*
to p tve t in* wav t he in p:
that are e, fan. to mine in a "her t
t iiue, I * \ (* >'
hehn e ano .. "i ‘‘ “'»•*" ”
SHUSKANA NOW
m A SAWMILL
f,v ;;j V. : - a rivet! fn ' i
1 !!> re a . .*
P ; • r i, y.: ti * 11 a •*a w one it,
• p,. | ,,v jV *^K;th llki'tt
tit, ;*ia II !.i • > o » Davv> 'll ,ll tell
ha\ >.
'l et* >aw*' i i ,* o. ii :i ,1 *i 'Hi Monjt k
?o t hSa: > hi \, w here it v : have a
monopoly of tie ur her bu>itna> it
.> t ht or. y it t re. The pi nt ha>
a capacity o! h»..«,o •: • r ti t>. which
wj|j ntore that Nuppiy the proent
no th of ti e new camp.
LOTS OF WORK
AND NO LOOT
Rex ford, Mont., May i<». Fwo
masked bandit" held up the (Ireat
Northern Oriental L; tided here last
niurh'. detached the mail ear, ran it
four miles down ? 11♦ * track, "here the
safe was d\namited and seeured noth
ing. The registered package" had
been "ent ahead by anoth* r train.
\\ hen the train "topped the ehief tuah
clerk t< !il them they eould save a lot
of tre :• e b\ not entering the car a>
there nothing in it wor’h:11 i11ur,
but he was ignored.
Pathe“s Weekly
at The Seward
Tonight
I'urtain t od" at .1. L. Uraef \. \
You’ll find everything in the pastry
line at the Seward < ate.
BudweUer beer at tie h a. el.. *
Boys’ shirt" and IiVom ^ in 1- *th cot
ton and woo!, all colors, siy.es and
price", at Browt: ,\ Hu" sir."’, Oiality
ti r»t.
lor Rent.
Five ’J-rootn furnished cabins. Men
only. Apply Anna Curti".
UPTON TO TRY
London Sir Thoma** I ipton N huv
*,„o t wo Si,.i:nrocKs built, nooordini: to
{from Dublin. In Juno tho
; Ml.Vt ^ :u- ’ > will bo ' nod aishn.sl « bo j
(I .. sh uniwk. and • bo roMilt w il!
M u bioi» om* will bo sots! aoro>stho
\ ... lc. to tr\ tor tbo Amorioan cup.
; n , oo *ki or at tho Vionna oafo.
;■-I irds and (b or.;o 1'u */.ard
?»•:urn to Ilopo la>‘ niylit.
, c «; to s*a v o* or a* >oo
\ . * ami {boot In r foa tr« »*
. >. wan is: uioi t> o1 vs ns - sow so*
|: v 1 t la ir !r 4 \ Nit to
{;lt. ; V . ". Dot ts ha\ o boon at 1 Iota*
t! ,!• . • O.SO J s ovor n!I.O«
s * o' * o photo: raj by w;m in*
jjjk A- A Jm. A jga. A A -A A A J
j Tracks On *’
< The Trail >
'j , s w; id Ni v* e'onipany. other
wK r ..• iVmoeratic heaequarter*.
11h»> * day trenn the o’d *tanel in tlie
Smki • dhiir.p to the store formerly
Heeuf d. • ! by 'The Hub. (Jeorce I‘helps
Ni\*thi new headquarter* silt corated
“a la < hd Timr Alaska."
The Fairhat.ks tire department i*
now equipped with a tire net, which
wa* taken in over the ice. It wa*
ordered by the council immediately
after the disastrous Third avenue hotel
tire la*t winter.
The Worti en lumher mill*, at .Tun*
eau. have been improved and the* cap
acity increased to l.*>,ooo feet of lumber
per day. It i* • stiinated that tin* seas*
on * cut will aifijrejjafe b.OOd.Ooo feet.
I iTTi Tvf RTiioo"
▼ _ ,, 1 r
| Tha knoekin.^ nothin’.', if you
1 don’t i iw Koval Tailoring you |
eotdt Know tin* hr*’ in tailored i
to measure clothe*. |
1f \V» are ’akins* order* daily y
' frutn * tu w lion) their clothes I
j tin at *• methinjf men w ho want |
1 • the h* * and: who appreciate1 set- y
Alee. j
I o p line o? sample* are in a I
j chi** hv tin t *t w*. They are ^
0 tin *an »* !h‘i ;* that you would 0
x.-, tnehu*r die*ser* wearimr on .
| i»t >a ;wa\ ri^ht now. tui.* even- «
' l‘he workmanship i* all that |
j ip >d tailoring can add to a fab j
1 i ek and flu* »e*ult .* A K< >\ Ah I
J TAIKOKMDSI IT and sati*fac- 1
I tion“ i-l
j The nricc* wont scare you a hit I
I. and the re sult will please you a !
! THE MINERS’ STORE !
FRANK J. COTTFR. flop.
THOSE ADAMS 119 1
I > *
!>on't he afraid to phone and ft
reiiuonher the Kareel !‘o*t. j
J
While in Knik Stav at
4
MORRISON ROAD HOUSE \
■■ ■ m mw ■■■■ «»m nmmimwmrn a m mm wmm
Host Popular ll ust* in Town
Good Accommodation. I irst C!ass Board. Prices Reasonabfc.
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Clothing, Furnishings, Footwear, Tents,
Tarps, Rugs, Etc. ;
S. L. CoS well |
PIONEER MERCHANT Fourth Ave
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^YE EDITOR RAMBLES^
L -
Summer now is here,
Witii its t wilt•rrinjj birds
Whirling aloft
In the empyroan blue
While the m»ld* n barked
itu uhV h: s hit/.;' hither and yon
Ami tbe brown bears ate CJivortinjf
e Mi i iie ^ reen sward
And
Say. what I’m tr\i»£ to tell you
about is
Fat Hewitt s hat.
S
e i{ course a hat like that needs a
proper iuln.duetion.
And I lind my sell hardly i qiuil to
I i.<* occasion.
Fat >ays that hat eame from Tahiti,
i \»or t him*!
I ii.w lonely it must he in inis far'
nort h laud.
KeCs take up a collect ion and send it
home.
I understand tha* Col. KevcSIc, who,
herds a lot of Siberian wolves and
Malamutes behind m\ house on First
avenue,
Is •foonr hear hunting with Frank
Cotter next week ti he can lind some
body to look after l.is
1 law e>.
I merely mention this
To i|ive myself an excuse
To say
That a party of cheechacos
Livimr w ithin a radius of half a mile
of the Colonel's canine e« real are pre
paring a petition as.xinif the city coun
cil to pass an otd.inar.ee increasing the
tloif license to
spin per annum perdue for kers kept
in Seward,
And another ordinance providimr a
municipal ooc stable to la* constructed
somewhere in the vicinity ol Turna
yutn arm.
The Colonel should worry.
.hist wait till h«* n unds up his stock
next winter when ! is “21-doir-team
once-a-week- u a.l - to - Iditarod’’ com
mences.
1 Lfuess that‘11 in Id ’em for awlii e.
eh, Colonel V
A Merchandise Store, Stock at Invoice, about Sr, 000. I.cr.se with 1.5 mMilhs i<
run, and Complete Fixtures. lermsCash.
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Residence on Second Avenue. Three Rooms, furnace, electric lights, water, all
conveniences. Bargain at $1650 cash.
Two Lots on Fourth Ave., near bank. $5000.
For details call at the
Alaska
Information
Bureau
0
O. Sawyer, ]r., Manager
Call al office of Gateway. Phone, Main 105.
has arrived and just ono look will convince you that wo
have tho niftiest line of men’s footwear that ever came to
Seward.
Ask to s<»t' No. :>:>:><> ill tho Walkover line1, which is a
Tan Russian Calf Blucher, on the now “Rostov**’ last. It is
certain to bo a popular shot' for tho “man who cares/’
Other attractive models in Black Button and Lace and
Tan Button and Lace, with very heavy soles and light soft
uppers.
Oxfords in Tan and Black in both Button and Lace.
Tennis Shoes for All
Tennis days are here and we can supply the men, the
girls and boys and the little tots with Tennis Shoes.
The “Goodyear” White Tennis Shoe with dark red live
rubber soles for men is a winner.
The Store that sells Carharttand Levi Strauss Overalls
QUALITY FIRST
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In the High Top Shoe
t'or the hills we h: ve one made according to oi r
personal instructions tor a shoe suitable tor this locality
made of Crown Call Skin, double stitched, thoroughly
waterproof, and witli heav\ sole ieath *r outside counters
that will stand the side hills .• i& l '!•<* rocks.
12 inch top $8.00. !5 inch top $9.00
Other hi^h tops in "[hitmans’ an l *’Cutt« r> , both ,,4
standards of the world.
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New Spring and Summer Colt Caps and ( loth
Hats, all kinds colors and prices.
Who’s
Your
Tailor?