B R 0 SIU S & NOON
LUMBER and BUILDERS; HARDWARE
WINDOWS. DOORS, GLASS, MILL-WORK and BOAT LUMREK
Agent* For— STANDARD MARINE ENGINES, STANDARD KID
TROLLER. STANDARD KID.
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[SEWARD SNAPSHOTS)
H. S. Baltic rston, in Anchorage 01
business, is expected to return on thv
train tonight.
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l)r. H. A. Blyth left for LaToueh
on the steamer Alaska having bee:
called their on professional business.
Walter Batschi, stenographer in tin
supply depat tment. left on the Alas’*.'.
I. Fleisehman, chief clerk in t'u
Supply Department, is in the cmet
genev hospital for a couple of days. |
Every time Flcischman takes a tr: ( ;
DISTILLATE $3.30 p r c.«m? at Gracfs
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Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothing— l RBACU S
Lady Torrington vaccum sweepers
at GRAEFS
Sleds for bovs and girls at Grief.*.
KAYO lamps with Shades $3 50 a:
Graefs.
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Electric Sewing Machine motors t
Grief*.
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National Water Motor Washers
at J. L. Graete.
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Elaine Eocene and Pearl Oil at
Graef’i.
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Ice Creepers and Skates— Graefs
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Fishermen’s Supplies at Graefi
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FLASH LIGHTS and batteries at
J. L. Graefs.
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PLUMBING AND
* HEATING
* Sheet Metal Works
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* CIIAS. LECHNER
* Tel. Madsn 14fi
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LET US DO
YOUR WASHING
' Seward Steam Laundry
Phone Main 1 57
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JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
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to Anchorage, he returns to go iinc
die hospital.
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A. W. Lipke and wife left on the
Alaska, lie to stop off at Juneau and
she to continue on to Seattle.
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I. Hamburger, court stenograph*' r,
a* t lor Valdez on the Alaska.
i’aul Morris, visiting in Seward for
the past ton days, returned to las
name at LaTouche on the A*aska.
A. H. McDonald and J. J. Finnegan
are at present in Anchorage havti.g
been passengers to the interior on
Saturday's train.
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The city council meets tonight at
S o’clock in the tow n hall.
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Trainmaster Cunningham is com
ing to Seward today on the tiain from
Anchoiage.
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J. J. Ryan, who returned from
the states on the Alaska, is to be re
ceiving and forwarding agent of tlm
supply department with his headquart
ers in Seward.
W. A. English, in Chairman Men’s
office at Anchorage, is on the train
from Anchorage today and will remain
in Seward for a week or ten days.
Col. FI. P. Warren will undoubted '•
he a passenger on the Alameda whir''
is advertised to sail from Seattle to
morrow.
According to Seattle newspapers,
both the Admiral Watson and A'ame
nre scheduled to sail from Seatt e
tomorrow.
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m arried at latouche
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Micjs Muriel A. Shaw. the noP',ia»*
assistant cnstver of the
Conner fo-no nation. "•*» "n;tnd »"
holv maHmooy to (Varies P”*t*n.
T-njstor r^erh^nic of the Conner R;ve
r V’nrTL’ -rtctA**n y»oPv«M*t ot £ P. TU. on
T;»noarv 6. in th® s*nff ho«s« ''t To.
t.v.a<» fv, n /*/\ »•/%»%% <v»v ho’ n°r perform
. I Vv Me'Tifljin,
yf:s. p*n««n^ PaoHo •'('tod p^hn'le?.
GMW ,.Toh a<5 hn«t won, the
b^intr sr’ven away by J. D. bo
7ard.
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M’s P. ShaeVWo-d. ennnor Al
. y^ lawyer and po^tV^n "ho has
mo-a^ed in the o;l business ;n
n.,v*f%-nJa, 'S to open a law office n
Seattle.
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COTTER’S
I Just received
the finest
assortment of
WOOL PANTS
MOCCASINS PACS
and Four Buckled
ARCTICS
I In light and heavy tf
weight. Come in and f
• Have A LOOK. I
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ALL RIGHT! LET’S GO *j
MALAMUTE STAGE LINE *
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Now Carrying PASSENGERS & EXPRESS Between
Taikeetna, Broad Pass, Nenanaand "\
ALL INTERIOR POINTS *1
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Arrangements can be made by letter, telephone
or wire. ~ '*
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J. A. STEWART, *
Taikeetna. Alaska. *
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' Furnished Rooms
Hot and Cold Water
Steam Iteat
¥ VANGILDER BUILDING
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ALASKA POLITICS NOW
WARMING UP A TRIFLE
ACCORDING TO TUE DOPE
% Politicians are gradually becoming
busy in Alaska for the primaries to
be held the latter part of next April.
The following is the line-up, accord
in* to the Cordova Times:—
DELEGATE TO CONGRESS
George I>. Grigsby, Democrat; L
A. Sutherland, Republican.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
Jeremiah Muiphy, democrat: A. r.
Heilig, Fairbanks, and John Kustga <
of Juneau, both Republicans.
NATIONAL COMMITTEEMEN
T. J. Donohue, Democrat; J. K
Heckman, Charles E. Hen on and Mil
Kelly, republicans.
CONVENTION DELEGATES
Charles A. De.ry , Cordova, Dome
e; at; George C. Hazelet, 0. P. Gaust:.
T. M, Reed and Emery Valentine, Re
publicans.
TERRITORIAL SENATORS
John Noon, Democrat; E. E. Chan’
b *rlin, Republican, both of Seward.
REPRESENTATIVES
E. F. Medley and E. E. Ray, both
of Cordova, and John Patterson, or
Valdez, Democrats.
H. A. S’ater, of Cordova, and VV. J
Erskine, of Kodiak, Republicans.
PIONEERS ARE COMING
TO LIFE IN SEWARD AND
PLANNING A BIG TIME
What do you think of this; Sewo
I ,lo, Pioneers of Alaska, is coming: t'
life arra'n, and will celebrate the eve*
ca Sat. evening:, Jan., 24th. with a*
entertainment , feed and dancing:, or/’
-sk aP pioneers and their families i»
be there.
A string: hand from the music hail
of G’rdwood has beeen secured an
they guarantee to deliver rattling: u]
to-date music. P’oneer Smith, Pres
c-^nt of the Ig:loo, will deliver an a
c -ess. B yan has nothing on him who
b comes to talking?. Pioneer Sloan w
: cite that beautiful poom —“and th
V at"r of Kobuk, riffled, swiftly to V'
s^a.” Others to bashful to have the5
* a.mes in front, will do their sharo
T':oneers Gn"st and GPpatnck w‘P
m"ke the feed. The ladies will furnbh
the cake, (adv.)
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Th" r*avo" of Cra»r h"s "iven or
dors to the citizens of the town t*'
—t vo"d a^d not pay the higrh prices
a ;ked for coal.
Don’t give It a. f
“set inr?—me Dr. King;’
New Discovery *
rpiIAT dnu; *vo • * tv!
. I c< M . or r
A |Xi*»Pl»t' in! *
>f you limy In*
iliinU. I’uinvi
Kind’s Now I>isco' \v!.
long: siege. \
For filly yean
congested olio ts, »
packed phlegm.! vo!.
and foiighs. <•
«»ops— >:iUo it y *
l*o no d Sllp.-'M
line, olid SI.’JO i\ 5>« *le. .
d.*: g!si‘s. ( .»e it a trl. ^
Eowels raceme Nor
—liver livens up, Dili' Hows 1
Iienchuhe, billotismrs, long;
stonnivh-soi.iiK s <1 ; ’ e r
Dr. Kings New I t
their natural, comfnr a;
IMirgstlvj s. ne-. er ; m
roct've, somethim* hnhil
should not b • taken to rn<
sjstem vln!: ••I1. . *■!»** s v
the wa;. of Dr. King's New
Pills—gently l»ut firmly fum ti
the bowels, eliminating the
tine-clogging wns»<\ vml pmi.
the most gratifying rc>..Its. ( :
llie system with them and know
boon ot regular bowels, ling, ut
druggists.
CORDOVA CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE 1IAS ELECT!
I The Cordova Chamber of Corn
| .icrcc, at a well-attended mecti.ij.
•*ccted the following, officeis for tik
usuing year:
President— Ocorgc C. Hazelct.
Vice President— A. J. Adams.
Treasurer— 1L C. Feldman.
Secretary- - Edward F. Medley.
Board of Trustees— Malcolm
Crock, A. J. Adams, T. J. Donchoo, H.
\. Slater, J. L. Galen, Caleb Co-si ’• (
and H. G. Steel. ' j
CHINESE PHONETIC SYSTEM
PARIS, Jan., 19— The now Chin*
•e phonetic system of about GOO chr.r
cters recently approved by the th
Chinese national Board of Educat or
as been taught with excellent result
•nong the 120.000 Chinese b-ought l
’ ance by the French and British for
ar work, according to the You nr
Ion’s Christian Association official
•ost of the Chinese w<xrc unable ic
• ad their language when they came
•re but now a Chinese paper print
r hero has a circulation of 8,000
among them.
The teachers boarding house al
Douglas nm by Mrs. Jos. Manley fo*
• *"mbcr of years has been closed
down.
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The pungent
richness of pare
Havana tobacco,
tempered by time
to i rare mildness
—that’s the
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Gear Havana Cic*v
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O : 'Cn •' ?. ' - 7**3 y A p I
Lail U-J . Si-rL-c
Gcl^wabacltcr Crai. 0* Co., lac., Socotlc, Vashinitc*', ! ''st-'butor*
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B. V. HOHEN A. K. Dav»* J
ALASKA TRANSFER
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H. V. IJOUKN, Managkh
Coal, Wood and Ice
General Transf©'" * 1’hones, Mam 17 and HI
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Marfjules — 1’roprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
EXCLUSIVE
DISTRIBUTORS
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ALSO
I iysra MCNOFCL
r WlUTTEf I CIGARS
MAKE TIIE NORTHERN YOUR
HEADQUARTERS Wtlii.E IN SEWARD.
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JOHN A. NELSCN, Manager
Office Adia.irtl ifuiiding
Wajne Itiue, Agent.
SLMAkD AlASkA
.,-r j J v idliy
®V d *ff<
■:r AfrOSt'll} £2*,
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I /{<:> j 'Wliet it comes to the hard
j “kno k-down-drag-out”
■ : ^ I that a fisherman
gives boots, ordinary rubber
can't i land up.
But Goodrich "Hi-Press” Rubber Boots and
Shoes aren’t ordinary. ! hey Ye made in a
better way—in ONE £ OLIL) PIEGE—and
they cm't leak or peel.
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One | air will outlast a w u>le
sea o;i of hard service— .mt
wcar two or three ordi ary
pairs.
Put your money on Good rich
“Hi-Prc* s” and \ oil’ll n ver
be satisfic'd with aiiyt.iing
else.
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Sold by 45,000 Dealers
The B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co.
The City of Goodrich—Akron, (
113-15 Kind Street /
Seattle