B R O SI U S & NO O N
LUMBER ami BUILDERS; HARDWARE
WINDOWS. DOORS. GLASS. MILL-WORK and BOAT LUMBER
Vi'iMits For— STANDARD MARINI*. ENGINES. SI VNDARD KID
TROLLED. STAND \RD KID.
FKYE — 1JUIHN COMPANY
S E W A K l>
Inspect our Refrigerators.
Assure Yourscll of Cleanliness
and Sanitar> Conditions.
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Ideas Free
k^ber. will turfe* to you *ometb»nf you wouW LWe.
It include* biult ift vou can in«Ul youiKl*. You
Oou’t h*»« to •&«* you will buy until
tT Frrr. Ro*><. 2U9 In Af. S.. Scale. IW*
\UUwofk. SMb au4 Duoca.”
Col. H. I*. Warren, engmee • in
chatge of the supply tlop.utnioni »
the commission, left this niornir ; •
Anchorage lor a eoiuerence \* i
Chairman Meats.
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Wedd’ng bells will probably ring
very shortly in Se\ ar«l. aceoul u,g i
indications, the parties ne'ng a
.known interior man and a lady \»
has been visiting in Seward for s v
eral months.
L. Shulman. fut buyer f>r GoM t •'
& Co., of Juneau, and M*irt:n I air
left for a tr.p th s morning, going b>
dog team.
Trainmaster Cunningnam and M:o
ter Mechanic Hedberg
chorag * on the Gateway i itv Hut »
this morning.
W. H. Kenzell, wife and daughV
giH‘sts at the Overland, left for An
chorago on today’s train.
A. A. Hein, who has been stonp
at the Sexton, left for Moose Pass thi
morning.
Capt. J. J. Finnegan will ffiv' ;»
short talk tonight at the !/brrtv thea
tre on the Roosevelt memorial.
Many fronch of Mr. and Mrs. A. H
McDonahl dropped in upon th-m 1
nurht. sudden like, and Rave them a )
surprise.
C. F. N'acr’e. from New York, ch * n
ei\ out from the Sexton this momin
and left for AnchoraRe v-jro'c n» w;’
he employed by the commission in tie
shops.
“Rod” Crawford, former f
on the d'V’S'on, ,nft on the tr *’n i
mominR on a visit to Anchoratr ‘ R
PLUMBING AND
HEATING
Sheet Metal W orks
CIIAS. LECH NEB
Tel. Madsn 14f>
. L 4. t.
LET US DO
your washing
Seward Steam Laundry!
Phone Main 1 5/
JOH PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
Why, when Dr. King’s New
Discovery so promptly
checks it
-7TS natural you don’t want to bo
a , . - <1 let that old cold or
-*• cough drag on or that new at
tack doM'lop seriously. Not when
vou ran get such a proved success
fill remedy us Dr. King’s New Dis j
covery. 1
Cold, cough, grippe, croup does
not resist this standard rellevei
very long, its quality Is as high
today as It always has been—and
ifs been growing steadily In popu- !
ritv for more than titty years,
it i uad si.*J0 u bottle at ull drug- I
cists, dive it u trial.
Tardy Cov/els, Inert Liver
Tli \v Just won’t let you put “pep”
nto r work «>r play. SU k head
• ' < otues from r ‘tnlnlng wauu
.tier ami Impurities in the body.
r » l right for anything—make
! c i.ver lively, the l»owe!s function
• i;. with i *r. King’s New Life
Smoothly yet positively they
• r •:«*.* results that cleanse the
and make the liver ami
.. rosjHvai to the demands of
thy body. Still Hoc.* •
: i a.I druggists. Try them tonight.
Untanusku. Mr. Crawford was a guest
at the Hotel Seward.
Mrs. J. M. Collins, from Seattle. Iff
.'or Anchorage this morning. Mrs. Co’
ins has b on a guest at the Overland
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\l, I . Hatcher checked out from th
lot ‘l So* a d this morning and left
for the Willow Cieek district.
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Fred Moiler and Sam Hjorth choc’:
•d out f om the hotel Seward tit’s
n >roing and started for the Koyulak
lk A. Grier, stopping at the Hot*!
•'■'viv d, left for Anchorage this mo-r
ng with T'vning machinery for the
Cache creek district.
Stunner Bergen, now bc*‘ng cor.
ort^d ;nto an oil burner, will undoebt
11 v co*nn to Seward from Seattle ih
'attnr part of next month for the run
to the westward.
WilBam Bryan checked out from
‘he Hot'*! Seward tins morning an
left for Anchorage on a visit.
Dr Rom»g and wife, Elizabeth l?''
m:.» utvI Howa*d Ronvg entertained v
»*un hev of f*icnds last mght in hm
or of Hebert Romig who celebrated h
COTTERS
Just received
the finest
assortment of
WOOL PANTS
MOCCASINS PACS
ar.d iV:r Buckled
ARCTICS
In light and heavy
weight. Come in and
Have A LOOK.
ALL RIGHT! LET’S GO
MALAMUTE STAGE LINE
Now Carrying PASSENGERS & EXPRESS Between
Taikeetna, Broad l’ass, Ncnana and
ALL INTERIOR POINTS
Arrangements can be made by letter, telephone
or wire.
J. A. STEWART,
Taikeetna, Alaska.
furnished Rooms
Hot and Cold Water
Steam Heat !
VANGILDER BUILDING
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twenty third birthday. The evening
was spent at cards am* at mill 1 j;..t
luncheon was served. Thu v »
10 ich Lucas and wife, John A. N«U. *•
and wife. Otto Poehlmann and wife
L0 mcr Priend and wife, '. n» • a
1011 is, Miss Emily Boitfen, Grant Oar’
;on and S*d Whitlord.
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MASONS NOTICE
Special communicat'on ton’prlu r
'ward Lodftc, No. 219, 1*. & A. M.
’f>rk in second device. All mcmb
: requested to attend.
\V. 0. Perry, Secretary.
w !•; A T II K It It H f > It «
The following i; the weal hot n|o*t
lor the 21 horns ending ai 1 «»e'o u
met ir Mg: -
SKv/AiCD 2 b low Clear Calm.
Tuuacl 22 below Clear C.. ni.
Anehotage 22 bj.ow C.car, ca m.
.i;uanu:iua 2*1 be ow, Clear Ca m.
Jbioosccrcck b aLo.-c C.ea* Can.*.
Chickaiocn 0 above C.ea. , Ca.in.
w asilla 1 above Clear ikibt.
Talkcetna z ?ro Cloudy Ca m.
Deauhor.su 0 be.ow C.cai . .o th.
iudianrivcr 12 below C;> ar *»oit i.
Hurricane T below Clear Noi-.a.
Sullivan 22 Lc.ow Clear North.
»OST ISAAC EVANS OF THE
AMERICAN LEOION SECURES
CHARTER FOR SEWARD CLUB
The charter of the local Amciean,
.eg on post Isaac Evans has arrived
n Seward from the headquarters ai
Juneau. A meeting ol the local p
nembers will probably be held next
' week.
TEAVY LOCOMOTIVES TO
RE OPERATED ON RAILROAD
PERHAPS BY FIRST OF WEEK
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The track, bridge:* end trosFcs on
the Southern divis on of the gave. w
ment railroad, between Seward an.n
i Anchorage, is now in such first da~s
condition that very pi obab’y th ‘ heavy
locomotives will be operated by t'(
fiist of next week. With the la K
! type of locomotives, heavier tiains a
he hauled over the division,
jAUSMWS
Fir t Class sergont C. J. Wofter, •»'
the Juneau Cable off!co and K’ord
NVLson, talented violinist, were mar
' iod at Juneau recent’y at the homo rf
M»\ and M’s. C. L. T”bbs. Mr*. Tubbs
>s ;«lno ;n the ca'do off’ce.
The Kntch:knn Masons have in
s+aM°d the ofV s*
c-.h'pf**1 'Lnst-r H. M. Stp*k~V'': S *n
’or Warden, Rev. C. M. Van Mart*?;
Junior Warden, George W. Woodruf ; j
Treasurer, Dumont king; Seer ;t:i >;
Cliar.es Robinson; Marshal, W. ir.
Hurgstresscr* Chaplain. C. II. I’ieo;
Senior Deacon, Claude Aiken ; Jun!
Deacon J. II. Davies; Senior Steward,
Albert Wile; Junior Steward, Stanl \\
Adams; Tyler, Wiliam l’carson.
The Julian min n ear Jun a*;, is
to suspend operat ons U mpora.rily.
Tob'as Perry, superintendent of the
Yukon Gold Company in the Iditarod
died the othe r day at Co dova. M .
Pony was on Ids way to th * interior.
Ce.pt. Jacob 01 on. who lias been ae
inmate or the Providence Hospital al
Juneau since July G, 11)1G, suifcriiif;*
from heart troi.b c, :s dead at the cap
ito! city.
. KJ. Slinger, old t:me (O’d a"for in
Juneau sect'oti, pass d away recent';/.
A burstod blood vessel caused liis
death.
Reindeer are s *lling rTomo thu •
fo” $100. Many people are taki ;
ad autage of the Kites v> enter
indust y . The re'nlcT off' ed :
this pr’co are in the hands of : a
landers. The netwes are not so’bng
Classifieds
HELP WANTED HY
Alas';nn Engineers ; Cor.un ssion
\ pply Employment Office Anchorage.
1 ho sc shuoi,
0 timber men,
1 flunkey,
18 laborers,
3 section labore s,
37 steam shovel men
2 teamsters.
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SKIS at .1. L. GUAEF’S.
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Home of Hart Scliaffncr & Marx
clothing— URBACH'S
!„-h!.v Torrinctci vaccum swivprn
at GRAEFS
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Sleds for boys and gir’s at Graef’.i.
KAYO lamps with shades $3 30 at
Graef’s.
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KVrtric Sewinp Machine motors •>.
Iraefs.
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National Water Motor Washers
at J. L. Graefs.
p
F.'ainc Eocene and Pearl Oil at
Graef’s.
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Ice Creepers and Skates— Griefs
ft*
Fishermen’s Supplier at Gr *• r*
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FLASH LIGHTS and batteries a
J. L. Graefs.
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TIi3 pungent
richness ot‘ purs
Havana tobacco,
tempered by time
to a rare mildness
—that’s the
Lover a Monarch
Actual Six•
Clear Havana Ciqar .
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ZC:?'Z: c.:iUa Joat. LOVE". A CS>:?A»2 '
P"7v>5'-;r* tampa
Croo. C* Co., Ir.c., Gcattlo, V/ashiiCton, Distributor*
H. V HOHKN A * '>*v"
ALASKA TRANSFER
H. V. lloliKN. Manac;ki«
Coal, Wood and Ice
General Transfe* * '’hones, .Mam l< ami bl
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HOTEL OVERLAND
Whitteinore & Marjiules — Proprietors
SEWAltD ALASKA
I
SI WARD
JCHN A. N F LSCN Y.anager
Office Admiral I’uildinit
Wayne I due, \uent
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EXCLUSIVE
DISTRIIU TORS
OF
B [ V 0
ALSO
M0N0P0L
CIGARS
MARK THE NORTHERN YOUR
HEAlKJl AR i EKS \\ IIH.E IN SEWARD.
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When it comes to the hard
“km ck - dow ii - drag - oat”
service that a fisherman
g\e^ boots, ordinary rubber
can’t stand up.
Rut Coodi ich “Hi-Press” Rubber Roots and
;! ocs aren't ordinary. Tluv’re made in a
ba’ter wav—in ONIi SOIJD PlEOli and
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they cni t leak or peel.
Oiij ) air w i’! ouilust a whole
sea < ;i ( f hard ser\ ice—out
w r,two or three ordinary
pairs.
Put your money on Goodrich
“ i ii-Pre* s ” an J ) oil’ll iu ver
be satisfied with anything
else.
» Sold by 45,000 Dialers
I he B. I”. Cooitrich Rubber Co.,
I hc Ciey of Goodrich—Akron, Ohi /
113-15 King Street
Scuttle