SEWARD’S POPULAR XMAS GIFT SHOP
Everything for men. w omen and children.
KODAKS
Make a splendid present
We have them from
$8.50 to $125.50
CANDIES
By th<* pound or box
Just received on the steamer
Northwestern a lance
variety of the famous
HAAS’ CANDIES
CHRISTMAS CARDS \ We also have other popular
makes in aw vet meat s
The finest kind ot _
stationer, CIGARS
Pictures — Album* By ^ ^
COME IN AND LOOK AROUND Tobacco of all kind*
THE ALASKA SHOP
Wm.ttfey to Ro.u. 22N U A* S. S«ttk. *+ i
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{SEWARD SNAPSHOTS!
c. S. Crider, traveling auditor lor
the express company, left on the Nor
thwestern for Ketchikan.
The Walsh brothers, just out from
the interior, and who were guests u\
the Hotel Seward, left on the North
western for the states to -oend the » -
mainder of the winter.
Dave OToole, employed at the gov
ernment dock at Anchorage, is bound
lor the states on the Northwestern 10
remain permanently.
J. R. Weaver and wife, who nave
b-'en registered at the Hotel Ovc -
land for several days, left for Ketchi
kan, thence for Hyder, on the North
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Electric Sewing Machine motors st
Gntb.
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National Water Motor Washers
at J. L. Graefs.
Elaine Eocene and Pearl Oil at
Graefa.
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Kf Creepers and Skates— Gracts
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Fiahermen’s Supplies at Graefs.
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FLASH LIGHTS and batteries at
J. L. Graefa.
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PLUMBING AND
* HEATING *
* Sheet Metal Works
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* CHAS. LECHNER
Tel. Madsn 146
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LET US DO
YOUR WASHING
Seward Steam Laundry
Phone Main 157
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JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
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F. A. Hamilton, of the Eska mine
force, left for Seattle on the N’ort.)
western for a sixty day visit.
Lillian J. Byers, arrival on the Nor
thwestern, is a guest at the Hotel Sew
ard. She leaves on the train Saturday
enroute to the Iditarod.
K. B. Atwell and O. W. Callahan,
mine operators of the Iditarod, are
passengers for the states on * he
Northwestern.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
AT THE SEWARD— Mrs. T. P.
Howard, Mrs. H. C. Dohrman, I. S.
Simonsen, J. B. Sullengor, Lillian J.
Byers and Hans Hansen.
AT THE OVERLAND— O. D.
NVaptno and wife. Dr. Thomas W.
Haxby , P. C. McDonald, Angus Mc
Donald. Ernest Peterson.
AT THE SEXTON, C. E. Exllne,
Alfred Ohrstroin, Harry Dirks, Mrs. A
Pctaja, Thomas E. West, J. h. Edlund
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POSTPONE ANCHORAGE COURT
Attorney L. V. Ray, received a
cablegram l^te yesterday that the ad*
GENTLEME N !
We have just the thing she wants.
Will be glad to help you select your
gifts and wrap them with tissue paper
and tie with ribbon, etc., if you will
ju*»t give us a chance.
ELLSWORTH'S
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COTTERS
WE HAVE
earned the
complete confidence
of men who recognise,
appreciate and demand
the beat in
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DISTILLATE $3.30 per case at Graefa
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• the BELMONT
• Workingmen’s Home
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• ROOMS 50 and 75 ctn.
• Now Under New
• • Management
• of
• MRS. Wm. FAIRMAN
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* all RIGHT! LET’S GO *j
* MALAMUTE STAGE LINE *
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* Now Carrying PASSENGERS & EXPRESS Between *j
* Talkeetna, Broad Pass, Nenanaand
ALL INTERIOR POINTS -*!
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* Arrangements can be made by letter, telephone *
* or wire.
* J. A. STEWART, *
* Talkeetna, Alaska. . ^ *
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Hot and Cold Water
Steam Neat
I VANGILDER BUILDING
journed term of court at Anchorng 1
. had been postponed until Dec., 2(Jth.
Judge Bunnell is now holding court at
1 Valdez and will come to Seward en
route to Anchorage on the ateaumi
Alasl|..
HIGH TRIBUTE
I TO ROOSEVELT
BY BRAZILIAN
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Dec., 17— Gen-1
‘ end Candido Kondon, famous Brazil-:
ian explorer and companion of 'fiieo
doi e Roosevelt when he explored the j
“River of Doubt*' paid high tribute io
Colonel Roosevelt the other night,
when before a distinguished audience
i in the Municipal Theatre the Gene a 1
ymi:» presented with medallions from
the New York Geographical Society,
the Explorers’ Club of New York and
the Rio de Janeiro Geographical Soci
i cty.
“At this moment when I am so glad
and grateful to receive your homage/
; General Kondon said, “the imag i ot
my virile and dear friend Roosevelt
| is with me . I see before me the ma.v
si\e structure of his fine body, his 1a
dhmt joviality, his keen and intelligent
*yo.
The General recalled the times lie
! I spervjt »v*th Colonel Roosevelt on
j vicious expcdiMt.ns, especially in toe
ex doration of the River of Doubt, The
Cc'onel, he said, was always first on
tht mil oh. He referred to Co'onel
Roosevelt's travels and explorations in
South America in company with his
son Kormit
“Among the many and great works
which Colonel Roosevelt had conceived
and realized,” General Rondon contin
ucd, “he would mention in his cove •
sations only his pacific intervention
between Russia and Japan, the con
st -u tion of the Panama canal, and
th«» audacity of having been the first
to meet cisarly and incisively the en
conqueering insolence of the German
Empire which, in order not to encount
cr the United States squadron, had tc
give up its attempt on Venezuela.”
* He spoke of Colonel Roosevelt as
continuing “the glories of Washington
and Lincoln, and concluded:
“This enthusiastic Rough Rider was
prevented himself from bearing arms
for the liberty of peoples, but he sent
all his sons to the battlefield of Fran
ce and stoically saw one of them lose
his life. The others, one of whom was
our dear companion in the discovery
of the River of Doubt, were wounded
•n the great battles at the end of
1918.”
General Rondon, who was only re
cently elected to his present rank
from a colonelcy, was for many years
Chief of Construction of the govern
ment telegraph lines. His work sent
him into the vast unexjlored regions
of the interior of Brazil inhabited by
uncivilized Indians. He had a knack ^f
winning the confidece of these lnd:ans,
and among several tribes is affective
ly known as “Papa Rondon.” His
workers were rarely n^olected.
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P. G. Peltrct, many years inspect
or of boilers on the Alaska board, has
resigned and gone to sea as chief en
gineer of the steamship Elkhorn, re
cently launched at Seattle.
“SLOAN’S LINIMENT
NEVER FAILS ME!”
Any man or woman who keeps it j
handy will tell you that
(tame thing
T’"”'SPECIALLY those frequently fr
attacked by rheumatic twinges.
\ counter-irritant, Sloan's Lini
m.*nt scatters the congestion and pnie
tr,:tcs without rubbing to the afflicted
p '.ft, soon relieving the ache and pain.
Kept handy and used everywhere
f'>- reducing and finally eliminating
tha pains and acheis of lumbago,
P' urulgia, muscle strain, join stiffness,
«; ■'•ains. bruises, the result of exposure
to weather.
Sloan's Liniment is sold by all drug*
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LUMBER and BUILDERS; HARDWARE
WINDOWS. DOORS, GLASS, MILL-WORK and BOAT LUMBER
Afjentn For— STANDARD MARINE ENGINES. STANDARD KID
TROLLER, STANDARD KID.
FKYE — BRUHN COMPANY
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Inspect our Kef rigerators. i\
Assure Yourself ol Cleanliness
and Sanitary Conditions.
Clear
Havana Cigar
The aristocrat ox .
all) Havanas, with
a - tempered,
xlavor.
• l Cc, 2 fort 5c and 15c sizes
Queen size, 2 for 25c
Earl $ise . 2 for 25c
!OSi L0VH2A CO., TAMPA J
SCHWABAC.1E3 /
BROS. 3 CO., I«c /
Seattle, Wish. S
Distributors *
H. V. Hoiikn A. R
ALASKA TRANSFER
H. V. BOBEN, Manacwi
Coal, Wood and Ice
General Tranale*" ** • I'hooea, Maui 17 aad HI
\ HOTEL OVERLAND
• Whittemore & Margules — Proprietors
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SEWARD WATER and POWER COMPANY
JOHN A. NELSON, Manager
Office Adn.ital iiuitding
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Wayne Kiue, Agent.
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