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CANDY
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STATION Kin
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
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SEXTON Til WAITES
READ THE *1 ATE WAY
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( TONIGHT! )
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I.ATKST HKAKST I'ATHK NKWS
TMK KAMOI'S llll.l II VIM'
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ITS V KNOi'K \!
WESTERN DRAMA WHIC H HILL
H\KT M \KES FAMOCS. in Part .
\LSO A Tin \NC.LK COMEDY
ITS A BEAK DON’T MISS IT!
FOR RENT
1 wl! K :\ I Two furnished cal)
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y, IKS .VS SNuW Cl \SSES a.
J. 1.. 0 mel's if.
|■ . \ \ | l.ylits and batlorie* a
J. !.. Uraef's {
\\\- do p.dure framing. Prices rea
, nahle. Se\i«n & I'hwailes. tl
*• CREEPERS at J. L. C.raefs
; \\ ; D <;i. \SSES at J. L. CraeP*
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NOTICE
• pro: i tf'i of the O' * r
{ ai nrd ]'■' s rosponsib’t
V .-I! * hi ■'»ioii -•
K. Rhodes.
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'a l o ’ippor has hoor
,u \ . J^nieko and turned Inr»
> ? n«l deeaitmrnt of the
(I it*' a ay.
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< . . i:i: ill \S I.MiUT PLANT
•'a ' * t*> • *
• ’ • ’•Van1', a* »s that he is no'v
u \o n France, opera! ln>?
I • i • a rr plant H * does n-»<
a o \\h*'ii\ho will return to ti»^
tafes.
.. >111111, in m’’iti/mriiitititiiri!!l
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In Our Crocker/ Department
20 per cent off on : 11 Broken Stock
• Dinner Ware Patterns-Pancy
Berry anl Salad Bow ls-ami
Brown & White Earthen Ware. j
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-PHONES
Hdw. Oro.
Dep’t. Adams 80 Dep’t. Mam 1.
L; “Quality First" !
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4\ow J , t :v t Ji.u* to > » .r Granite Ware, Odds and
!>.d. n Gin .* Ware. Dislioi, Dry Goods, Gents I urnishinR
a... G.tavries.
OPTIMO l.OYKKA — MOZART
El.-ROI IAN COLON
AND IT! I’ LAKCK DARK ITT
\1»( ric BK H'HERHOOD TO
1,0! I) MEETING TONIGHT
Ti . A rot .• Brotherhood also the
Arm r Broth rhood Association will
h dd nij oit it mootings tonight. The
tiustte of ho a ociation must elect
a n nmmb r also a new chairman.
Th A: * *: c !!• otherhood must elect i
rccoider and trustee. \V. P. Henry ,
v!io ’ :*vr •’ »*• ti e states on the Ad
mi ‘d Karra* it. holds these offices «u
present.
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DANCE NEXT SATURDAY
N t Saturday night Odd Fellows
will j*ive a d mce in their hall on
A ’an:- tic* L Several special features
r n> h * arranged for the night.
’P» * r;' . In; » P« misylvama, of the
V" loan Compnnw arrived in port
’•Cni ? »v eDminoon bringing A. H.
V\o-*r LaTouche. Tim boat wa s
• > rv\ o*>t cm her return during th •
day. \. Ca» l.« n. who has been at the
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GRILL
REST VCRANT AND BAKERY
BREAD CAKES PIES
Open All Night
VUSIUK . — & — JENICKE
Proprietors
KLLiorrs •
Ladies desiring to learn to dan.*o
are cordially invited to the Gentle
i cn'.. class also Tuesday, 8 oVloc?<(
Van Gilder hall.
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I MILITARY
NORFOLKS
WHIPCORDS— SERGES
j KHAKI COLORED
'The latest and the most ser
viceable clothes ever design
led for Alaskans.
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SEE
COTTER’S
THE PLACE WHERE MEN OUT111
iiiiimiimiiiiiiimiiimiiimiiiiiiNiiUimi
Hotel Seward, is aboard going to Lu
Touche to work in the fish plant there.
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Jim Robertson and Harry Schwar
zor will operate the gas boat Eagle
this season from Seward. The boat is
now being overhauled ana made ready
; for the first cruise to the halibut
. banks.
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The Admiral Farragut is due in
: port tomorrow noon according to a
j cablegram received by Agent Wayne
I Blue this afternoon. The steamer will
j be in port several hours then proceed
westward. The steamer calls at Sew
! ard southbound.
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| Spring has really come according t'
loe Badger who has put his tin Lizzie
j in commission.
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ELECTION PETITIONS FILED
A1 Chamberlain filed his petition
for mayor this afternoon and A. H
McNeer filed his petition for council
nan.
* WANTED— Trunk in good condi
t (ion, quick. How much? Address A*
i care Gateway. M21tf
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SUBSCRIBE FOR THE GATEWA'
j
; Leave Orders j
Now For
SUITS, COATS '
AND CAPES ;
Call And See The
•, BOOK OF STYLES i
j j -At- !
Ellsworth’s j
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BILLIARDS AND POOL
Soft Drink* Cigars Cigarettes '*
ROAD HOUSE AND CLEAN BEDS k
Tlic Culinary Department is under the management of
R. E. SHANKLIN |
! BANK OF SEWARD
| . Established 1905
f SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
| 4 PER CENT Interest
! FIRE INSURANCE
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S. O. MORFORD I
8ucceft*o! to
; JOE CAMPBELL
I 2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. SEWAKD, ALASKA
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HOTEL SEWARD
i WITH ALL THE COM FORT OF A HOME
ATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
! !. A. HORNER, Manager. MRS. W. A. McN'EILEY, Hop
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FOR SALE— Real estate, improv
I and unimproved. Apartments to
t. L. B. Spencer, M27.
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Andy’s express meets all train* !»rd
steamer*. Phone 143.
AT URBACH’S
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The Copeland
j & Ryder’s
JEFFERSON
SHOES'
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j
Also other
Popular
Makes
of
Dress and
Work Shoes
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AT URBACH’S
I HllllllllllllimmmiiHMmiiiHiiiimiiim
GOOD EATS
AT
COMMERCE
I ic best place to eat for Ladies and
Gentlemen. A single visit will
make you a regular patron.
WE AIM TO PLEASE YOU—
A Special
CHICKEN AND TURKEY DINNER
EVERY SUNDAY
Leo. Jendy, Prop.
MltitimililllllllllllllllllllllHIIIHIPRIHH
JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
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DINING ROOM IN
CONNECTION
JAMES PAULSON
Proprietor,
sewardTalaska.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
PALACE
RESTAURANT
Next to the
Palace Pool Room
VVe cater to the Public regardless
of Nationality or Previous condition
of Servitude.
GEORGE MANUEL, Prop.