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GATEWAY IM’BLISlUNt; CUM PA N Y. (Inc.)
ELMER V. FRIEND, EDITOR \> D GKNKR\L MANAGER .
Harry V. Hoben. President trank L. Ballaine, See.1
Cntarad •• .acond-cla.. mattar Saptainbar I. 1915. at thr Po.t Of oa .t Saward. AUika.
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and also the ltK*al news published here n.
FRYE — BRUHN COMPANY
Puckers & Provisioned
tVm. ELLIS, Manager. SEWARI) ALASKA
(HAS. GOLDSTEIN Ik COMPANY
of Juneau, Alaska.
oi I I K TO THE TRAPPERS AND DEALERS OF THE NORTH THE;
FOLLOWING PRICES FOR NO. I PRIME FURS:
Lynx, extra large No.l $30.00 to $32->o
i ynx, large No. ! 25.00 to 30.00
Lynx, small 15.00 to 20.00 j
Mink, dark coast skin ... ...itH.MIM.tl'.'X «••».»•*•••• ••••••• ^*00 ^^8 ^ #0 ^ |
ii . (i . , . iast duns, small 3.00 to 8,00
Wink, fri <h watei 5.00 to 19*00 I
12.00 to 13.00
, Fox, No. i lur 30.00 to 85,001
. ro > Fox, according to beauty 50.00 to 100,00 I
.75 to 1.50
Silver and Hl-ick l oves, as to color
Wolverine • 5.00 to 12.00'
Wk.Ui-s .-. 5.00 to 20.00
Ship us you, I m. ! As soon as received we will grade same and wire our best
of; . If on price arc not .satisfactory we will return the furs and pay trails
• portatieu c targes on same both ways. 1
References: Yi.y hiiiik in Alaska, Dextor Horton National Ptnk, Seattle;
National Hank of Tacoma, Wash.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
We operate the largest Fur .Manufactory north of San Francisco.
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Arthur H. Miller, in chart?*.* of th'
< .location of natives in this division,
who arrive*! on tin* A.ameda and re
•JTi.'l *:ed at tin* Sexton, ef ’ <■ All*
choratft* yesterday.
t'ni.ed States Depots Marshal H.
t*. Kavaoaoi?! . of Ancho atr**. truest
at the Overland. ch,icked oar yester
day and st:*!?*' ’ for !:U he:*dijil:*rter
Pat Lynch extent d* an* »»'d .!»»'!•*
''ho arr* ed on th** Alameda. ’**lt io*
An. hot age yesterday.
('apt. A. K. Fathrop. v ho v.-n
irpe-t at the Overland for Severn
days, left on the Alameda fot S.*att
to return with a huge shipnn nt o
material for his ronortt • buildup no"’
being erected at Cordova.
< *hn»*le< Sand an*i Vaster \nvik.
• at the S'nard left \v~tcrdn'. f >
Aneho age on a short business trip.
F. Hus*on. from San Francis
co vho arrived on th«‘ Alameda and
topped at the Hot**l Seward, left vos
•er-iav •*■'?■ Anchorage, summoned nor
th lw mother is dying.
Fifty three checked out from the
'•nriou> Seward hotels yesterday
morning and left for the interior. S’*
came in last night arriving at
' clock.
John Wbzunu 0. K. I Vt arson a!* 5
IVt» VV stman. returninf? ;oM'<
*vojv 1m>» i I • an, »r'' a th*» S *'
mi, left tor Anchorage ycrtortlay.
The A:vic II otherhooil will ho
t Io«!» * < -ion *r.'K'**- in llie litl
li. Hal* at m:10 oh lock .
\V 'Main Mcini'i'. for man of t; •
.i.h* <i*i\ it- Knars on to-* Am ho a.t
ivi^ion, v ho ivp«l on tr * Alamet'
j < thi n‘ o* <v *’*| < iff rom t!
!o*oJ SowavJ vest i\l am! loft f
is h *a<hiun» t« rs.
Jop M •« ban. ol i t’rnor hove h'f
the s :t * on the Akim.otla.
\ ( '. w ' rce nvod on the A \
t’ u *]'.•' " 1 .noano'r |>ora "a
<« • *}; »> in :i v bv l.ars Mikkol*;o
nd associates at SoaH’o and wilt S
-t ,i •* fui'.bt a V pas omrc
.• i * * P;“’: ’l and ;»o
ib’-* S« ward.
T ! '. n’. • ' H i!' in la-t niprv
, > i » . topping? nt
bo ,v e:S<
■*.*.' r ’** • men an-'
>*• i •* o i> ■< . now in Sowar
. ;*• v. >• , 4ib > lmonts. will l'
' : i * <>' i'f. Korn!'.* tonitf1’* at th*
• »be; l)i. IV p*.ifi? loijue. ?
i• > \ip*( >im * ipct at t **•*
•. b > o S o\ ’orb aod bo w»v
*; >t • *•' ’hot tlo'\ have v c?-»od
bno.
After an ab.-onco of a couple of
Sum lavs the llev. i ook was able t'
nice his congregation ki -1 evoninK,
ami !i > e\e -'.luhi In • not been
j full; icm'OVye' ail'-r :ce:t:atf tie
parable of the Phn'ise* ami the pu!>
ica.t who \« nt up into the temple Ij
pr: also he wor'* ol Jems, “Sutler
i11 rhi (• n t.» come unto in**, am |
‘a?-! lle-m not: for to such bolonpth j
/i* ’ i up lor Cod," llev. Cook .poU
briefly mi t ic attitude of the two men j
\i-(> nr; e* The Khar's'*!* was all for
i,; tl r .fm that be was not «*
I)*. *> u r! i' *i a* *. T v prbMcan in
«i. ’ti c { n»pv« '..,nfs tin* other ex*
!* : midloss to pay that ncith
\ <1 as model for man’s at
er. "Hath* r”. said He*
, , k. “doc* the littl ■ child represen
M»» „•, uc m Mmd of approach to th
Kath r The child *.-me; to its paren
itli i hear* full of lov * and confi
rm - an 1 ask*. hone tly and fairly
vha. ii wa ts. It is a genuine roques*
m i comes direct from tin* heart.”
1 h 1 «‘ : : organising it
‘’.v1 and preparing for holpt’ulnes
n i!*c church work. Mrs. McNec
•? Uy co i ciit*ed to act as organist
v! 1 tla / * who can assist in the sing
inu are he ng elected to compose th •
VJliir k-i fS •• r rp^tr ■■
gof -: /'—vr! ..oo.-^r ! -mifl
Ci, .1 V-* --- J * (
when you get s.9 t::crj Lo:n ’
This is no cO. n, het n f - I I’ovoa !>v i:..nc.'
farmers and conet/act. va *. ark-'*j (*om Ah.--a to
Mexico. “Hi-Pre: ” u r :Je hr a i : / and better
method—the great: tud • on^einfj twenrinv. y years.
We use the tougher* ruh r ever evoked—yactv . y tne
same kind that gooe ini > ^oodric.i Auto 1 irer. i hcie
seems to he no wear-out I ) . A:d the 1 art:: )!dc l
« V \ . }
i» i 1. f ' k • I w J V» ._/*.> i> — •
Cv.'t * r c ' r.c r.pcrl—anJ
' - ■ . '.'fort
t
When v.z A yon tv n t^e
Shupac . he While
Hip is host fort! * Tccr, cn<! u< rc
are mu:i> oilier : • V A* i 't t‘^c f
i h•*■ ?ar with the Red Line ’Round Ji
the Top—that’s ‘ HM’rcss.*’ Li
o*:o r.cdcvs A
THE 2.F.S5 zmnsr
a:;scn
c:.:3
THE KEY
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
CANDY
They a re Fresh
MEET ME AT
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hoi; which will bo a jjreat help u
•roatinK interest in the church as a*
institution tending to the bettormon'
of men here and now.
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ALAMEDA TOOK MANY SOI TM
’1W Alameda, sailing for the sout •
shortly after .*i o’clock last Saturda.
afternoon, had the following passenr 1
ers from Seward, four fifths of the*- ■
being from the interior:—
For Seattle— G. B. Abbey, Free
Fitzwater, A. J. Hewitt, W. A. Rye.”
and wife, A. A. Shonbeek and wif
T. 1*. Aitken and wife, John Webst **
H. M. Kearney, Duncan McConnell,
Mrs. J. C. Caldewaller, Ruby DeGrae
Capt. A. E. Lathrop, Joe Meehan
August Linder, A. Anderson, T. An- J
dorson. J. Boylon, Frank Morena, I\ I
Ferwin, B. Cheasaye and Ray Carpen
ter. For Juneau: John Noon, wife and j
son, Tom Price and wife, A. McCris- 1
hie. H. Morristand K. Baker. For Coi- i
dova— Mrs. Z. M. Plemming, Peter
Nelson, G. Gookkook, W. Ferguso >
an<l F. Carpenter. For Valdez: G. S.
Yen, Gros Drimeries and Esse Abdou
hoir.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NO. 69.
IN PROBATE COURT FOR KENAI
PRECINCT, THIRD JUDICIAL
DIVISION, TERRITORY
OF ALASKA.
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In the Matter of the Estate
of
George Madsou,
Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned ha? been
app tinted and has qualified Admin-,
istrator of the Estate of George Mad
son, deceased. In accordance with an i
order duly made, therefor notice is !
hereby given to creditors of and al!
persons having claims against said de
ceased, to exhibit such claims, with
the necessary vouchers, within six
months from the date of this notice to
the said Administrator at his office in
Seward, Alaska.
Dated at Seward, Alaska, Jan-!
uary 2»V1919.
Isaac Evans,
Administrator of Estate ef
George Madsou, deceased.
Gateway, Seward.
First Pub., Jan 27th, 1919.
Last Pub., Feb., 24th, 1919.
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Seward Light &
Power Company
Main 0
The Seward News Company
i GEORGE PHELPS
Booksellers. Newsdealers and Stationer*
S. S. Admiral Farragu t WILL ARRIVE Seward,
Feb., 21th; goes to Kodiak. Southbound the steam
c» will be operated as a freighter.
REGULAR SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE TO
CALIFORNIA.
The Company reserves the right to change the above
Schedule without notice.
ADMIRAL LINE BUILDING
Wayne Blue, Agent.••.Seward Alaska.
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m I « r*f/ Jl STEAMSHIP S4FCU
ALASKA Compaq »3s
\ Sailings from Seattle
ALAMEDA, Saturday, Feb., 15th.
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