BROSIUS & NOON
LUMBER and BUILDERS: HARDWARE—
WINDOWS DOORS GLASS MILL-WORK and BOAT LUMBER
AgrntN For— STANDARD MARINE ENGINES STANDARD KID
TROLLEK, STANDARD KID.
ERYE — BRUHN COMPANY
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Inspect our Kefrifferatore.
Assure ‘Yourself of Cleanlines*
. - and Sanitary Condition*.
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Building-In'
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Better yul*«fk. bA»b i
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[SEWARD SNAPSHOTS} j
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W.:K. Rich returned last ni^ht or. i
the train after a week’s business trip
at Anjihorajrc.
M. I. \Voi*ten, I>. Put ^nd and H.
Weig. frnjn the . lditaVod arrived on
the train la>t nijjht trom the intericr
and registered at the Hotel Over-1
land, the three made good time Oft l
over tie trail.
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1 RajAh James H. Condit. with his
hradciTOrters at Juneau, in charge of;
the Presbyterian churches and mis
sions‘in Alaska, returned last nisrh:I
from Anchorage and is a truest at ire
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DISTILLATE $3.50 p**r ca>e at Graefa
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Home of Hart Schatfner & Marx
clothing- URBACH'S
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l.*dv Torrincton vaccum awe#p*ts
at GRAEPS
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Sleds for boys and girls at Graefs.
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RAYO tamps with shades $3 50 at ;
GradfiL
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Electric Sewing Machine motors a
Graefa*
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National Water Motor Washers
at J. L. Graefs. ,
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I Elaine Eocene and Pearl Oil at
GraoT a.
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(ce Creepers and Skates— Graefs
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jptahermen’a Supplies* at Graefa.
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ftLASH LIGHTS and batteries at
J. L. Graefa.
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* PLUMBING AND *!
* i'Z HEATING *
* .v SHfeet Metal Works
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* CHAS. LECHNER
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LET US DO
V YQUR WASHING
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Reward Steam laundry •
;::l Phone Main 157
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Hot<‘l Seward. Rev. Condit leaver on i
tho Alameda for Juneau.
M. D. Noble, f.om Anchorage, >> |
)Tgistered at the Hotel Seward. Mr.
Noble is on his way to the states for a
visit
S. A. Baker, of the fisheries bureau,
who has been at Anchorage for sever -
ul days returned on the Gateway lim
ited last night and is registered at the
Hotel Overland.
F. L. Hanson, of Ketchikan, who has
been making a trip over the govern- j
m nt railroad, returned to Seward last
night. While waiting for the Alameda, I
Mr. Hanson is stopping at the Hotel |
Seward.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoernlein arrived in ?
Seward last night on the train and are
•egistcrod at the Hotel Sexton.
Frank Spachofors and I. Pilchers
rom Anchorage , are registered a; i
the Hotel Overland having come In on
the train last night.
Frank Towle came in last nigh;
from Mile 52 and is registered at tin
Hotel Sexton.
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Mrs. William J. Boudreau and dau
ghter , fiom Anchorage, are register
ed at the Hotel Sexton on their wax
to the states.
J. J. Finnegan returned last nigh
on the train from a business trip U
Anchorage.
A large pocket knife was found o
Broadway last night by city clerk E>
tes. The knife has been turned into il.
ost and found depatment of the Gate
vr.y where the owner can haveVt b.
giving proper indentification.
Steamer Alameda should report ou
of Juneau sometime this afternoon f
th** westward. Steamer Admiral Wat
son should be out of Juneau althong!
nothing has been received by the nbl
office.
Mrs. W. W. French, accidental!*
shot last Monday afternoon at Mile
is recovering splendidly, according t°,
l)r. Romig.
There will be a train out for An
chorage tomorrow morning leaving ar
8 o’clock for the local depot.
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An order will be sent out on the
f■ r^t s*earner for Gossard corsets. Any
lady in Seward can call or telephone
her order to the Broadway Shop.
^i nscribe for the gatewav
COTTER’S
Just received
the finest
assortment of
WOOL PANTS
MOCCASINS PACS
and Four Buckled
ARCTICS
I In light and heavj
weight. Come in and
I Have A LOOK. j
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«$■ MALAMUTE STAGE LINE *
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* -Now Carrying PASSENGERS & EXPRESS Between
* Talkeetna, Broad Pass, Ncnanaand
4■■ ALL INTERIOR POINTS 4
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* Arrangements can be made by letter, telephone
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• . 1. A. STEWART, *
• Talkeetna. Alaska. • *
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furnished Rooms
Hot and Cold Water
Steam Heat
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VANGILDER BUILDING
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George Colwell returned fiom An
chorage last night on the Gateway
City limited and is to have his h?a«‘.
quarters at Seward. Mr. Colwell w
retain his old title of assistant can
cel and his duties will be'the same j:
formerly.
.Seveial weeks ago Mr. Colwell w
transferred to Anchorage and wi‘.
Mr. Secrist was to be supervisor i
the engineering work.-A change.h
now been made, Mr. Secrist going
th»* northern end of the division, srr '
Bauer having been appointed assi*
ant engineer at Anchorage and M ..
Colwell having been transferred b*:
to this end of the railroad worku
north from Seward.
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George Hinchman has been nnm
bated States commissioner at Hain
by Gov. Liggs.
Antina Nelson, alias Alice MartrJ
>as been adjudged insane at Cordovr
ind will be sent to Morningside.
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BAD GOLD GOT YOU? |
FEELING GRIPPY? I
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Dr. King’s New Discovery
soon starts you on the road
to recovery
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ONCK trledTalways nscd. Thnt’p.
.1 trite expression, hut on*
never more applicable tlm•
It la to Ur. King's New Discovery
You will like the prompt. l»u>
ress-like way It loosens i.ie phleg
congested chest, soothes the
t ired thn>at, relieves an old
new cold, grippe, cough, croup $
Tho kiddies can take It In p
safety, too. No bad after-*
Standard half a century. GOv.
fl.20 a bottle. At ^'our druggist
Don’t Continue Constipate
** Don’t let1 your bowels bnlldo
y nir system. Make them functh
regularly—keep the body deans*
o:’ waste matter with Dr. King
Now Life Pills.
Biliousness, sick hendnche, sou
stomach, indigestion, dixz'.nes
furred tongue, had bren'li --ihir
of the embarrassments and disco;
forts traceable to const ip. it Ion. lie
crally they're rectified l»v the occ:
F'onal use of Dr. King's Nov LP
Pills. ' .Move the bowels smooth
l>i11 surely. Try them tonight,
c 'Uggists—2‘c- as us:::t(.
BRIDE VISITING IN SEWARD
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Mrs. Archibald Baldcrston arrived
on last night’s tiain on a visit to Mr
and Mrs. Baldcrston.
Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Baldcrsfo?
.were married in Anchorage the lattv
part of December, and Mrs. Balder
| ston will soon join her husband at
Dcadhorse where he is located as as
* aslant superintendent.
Mrs. Baldcrston was formerly Mr*
’a' kson of the T. and T. Departme >*
i Anchorage.
Mr. Balderston is a brother c
vlariy Baldcrston, has been identif y •
cith the Alaska E. C. for ITi?
’nee years, was formerly in the Doc*
‘partment. foni \vh;ch ho was trr
’erred to tho office of Mr. G^rg, v. •
•s promotion to the position of assist
‘it Superintendent at Dead! orse \ •
r Mr. F. A. Hansen, is regarded nr
well merited one by his roa*
. -iends in both Anchorage ai)d Seyar
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\V K A T II K It Iturntr
The following is the wealn j o
»*• the 24* hours ending at 7 nV*o ’
is morning:—
SEWARD 4 above C’ear , Cain
Anchorage 20 below C ca , E»
Chickaloon 1 below, C’ear Ca ’
Matanuska 24 below, Cl ar, Ca
Moosecreek 8 Clear, N. r
Wasilla 30 below, C’ear, Ca’m.
Indian River l) below, Clear, C i
Hurrican Gulch 4 below, C’e
Calm.
. vDeadhorse 4 below, Clear, Calm
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MASSING OF WHITE PASS
'"'ROUTE TO OTHER HANDS
CANNOT BE CONFIRMED
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Rumors have been persi stent! v c1
•u kited in Juneau and Skagway to ih
f^t that the White Pass and Yulo*
Railway company, operating a rai’
. -:ay line from Skagway, Alaska, t
.Vkitehorsc, Yukon territory, and r.:
Vg fleet of river boats on the \ uk<v
river has disposed of its entire hold
.ings to parties unknown. A rep
h^re says that the Guggenheim syn
diente will take the b;g transportavc:
system. Another rurnor says the Gran
Trunk Railway* company is the pur
baser. Officials of the White Pass
, md representatives of the Alask* *
Steamship company and the Grand
[ unk in Skagway and Juneau
they know nothing about the matt;”
and refuse to discuss it for publica
tion.
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William McCormick of Douglas,
who went to the States last fad,
wr'tos to his friends that the machin
ist trade is not very brsk at the
pr sent time, and that 6.000 men arc
; id'e on the coast, with more ybeing
laid off.
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The pungent
richness of pure
Havana tobacco,
tempered by time
to a rare mildness
—that’s the
Lover a Monc ch
Actual Siso
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4 Clear Havaa x Cicp-'
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Lari i-i . 2u?L0 1A-lA
Schwobadior Dros. 0 Co., Ir.c., Coattla, Washing on, Distributors
H. V tioUKN A. F Dav^'*
ALASKA TRANSFER '
H. V. IIUIIKN, Managkh
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Coal, Wood and Ice
Geot*ral Transit*- * Phones, Main 17 aoti HI
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whitteinore & Margules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
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EXCLUSIVE
DISTRIBUTORS
OF
B f V 0
ALSO
M0N0P0L
CIGARS
MAKE THE NORTHERN YOl’R
HEADQUARTERS U lilLE IN SEW ARD.
M.UI.L Uilh u.l 1iV.it. ult.uM
JChls A. ht L £> 0 N. ana^i r
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Office Admit pi lluikfiii#
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onthis
/ nflAliC MARK
When it comes to the hard
“knock - down - drag • oat”
service that a fisherman
gives boots, ordinary rubber
can’t s'and up.
Rut Goodrich “Hi-Press” Rubber Boots and
Shoes aren't ordinary. I hey re made in a
better way—in ONE SGL11) PIEGE and
- they can’t leak or peel.
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One j uir wall outlast n whole
season of hard service—out
wear two or three ordinary
pairs.
Put your money on Goodi ich
“Hi-Press” and you’ll ni vcr
be satisfied with anything
else*
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1 Sold by 45,000 Dealers
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The B. P. Goodrich Rubber Co.
The Citv of Goodrich—Akron, O: w/
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113-15 King Street
Seattle —
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