Kiahmg tackle at J. L. Graef'a.
Curtain roda at J. L. Graef’i.
New line of truna. ammunition, aporting
irooda. Builder'a hardware and toola. Brown
A Hawkina Hardware and Furniture Depart
w>ent. Quality fir ft.
FOR SALE
Lot JJ, Hlk 14 .“room well
furnished house with all
m oil e r n improvements
$ J. j:>( >
Lot l.\ Hlk Id and eabin
> 1. * H H \
Lot lb, !*tt\ i*» ami cabin
S.^OO
1 ,<>t J*\ 1 hock 10 and sn^ill
house.$1,000
Lot do, Hlk - .$L100
Lots JO and d0. Hlock Jd
.,. $1,100
Lots JO. and one-half ot JL
Hlk 11 with bldgs. $d,600
Residence lots on terms
One Steam Laundry $H00
SHE
ROMIG & ROMIG
in i fvrmBflnv !
,, 1 hat CIIITIR Is Sfllina J
Shoes of Ml hinds
u Prices $1.50 to SB.50 per pair \
I Shirts Ml hinds and Heights
Price 50c to >6.00 |
f Best 0’ialih Cordurox Pants
1$ C.50 to 54..00
Pu\ Bak Pants > 1.50 per Pair ,
q Dux Bak c oats $6.00 c
A filson's (ruisfr Shirts (
155.00 and >6.00 ea h
Shiprc sN Boots and Shoes
4 $6.00 to >12.30 per pair ,
Mac kina* ( oats j
1 52.00 to >13.00 ea< h
Vtoolcn a*d Cotton Socks
4 15c to >1.2 5 p» r pair '
FRANK J. COTTFR. Prop.
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NEWS NOTES
Peter Johnston left for Cooper
Creek where he will be employed at
the Kenai Mining and Milling Com
pany’s hydraulic plant.
When the Pirigo was on the way to
Seward it was seen that the Shishal
den, Pabalof and Katmai volcanoes
1 were in eruption. Katmai is believed
| to be throwing out sulphur fumes.
Xews was received today that A!
Sullivan, deputy marshal at Valdez
and brother of Harvey Sullivan, broke
the artery of his right foot some days
ago while playing ball.
Tho tishing season in Xushagak
and Kish Cove is better this season
Cwi n previous years according to
\| pawling who arrived from that
; strict this morning. The tishing in
Cliignik and Cyak, however, is very
Ihm»>* this year. It is se poor as al
most to be negligible. The number
of cases shipped from I* ish ( ove is
70,000.
.1. (’. Cop page, Andrew Peek and
wife. Mrs. M. Lewis. K. J. Cronin,
John E. Coply, and Mrs. Carlson and
daughters are registered at the Over
land Hotel.
The following list of guests are
registered at the Seward Hotel: I hos
M. Cunningham, J. Bryce Haraden,
V. T. Kergusen, Judson C. Hubbard,
C. R. Buck. J. A. Kamson, W. Hines,
A. Hansen, and P. M. Ruggles.
A. M. Aten left this morning for
Quartz ( reek where he has a crew of
men getting ready for the seasons
work.
John S. Coply, former mayor of
Nome, says that in his home town.
The Pali os. Oregon, hundreds of peo
ple are waiting to learn where the
government railroad terminal will he
so that they might rush to the scene.
The chief argument, or one of the
chief arguments, used to have con
gress repeal the Alaska rail load .ax.
according to John K. Ilallainc, was
that the repeal of the tax would mean
that several feeders would be built t*
be main government road by private
parties to serve good mining districts.
Mr. Lal'aine believes that the Willow
Creek district will have a railroad to
connect w ith the main line.
The Steamship Pirigo arrive 1 this
morning with the following passeng
i rs for Seward.: C. P. Caldwell, Paul
liu-’klt y, J. Karl son. Carl Armstrong.
C B. Grates. J. T. Tolnian.
The Carstens Packing Co.
W holesale and Retail
Pork, Veal. Mutton, Poultry
Lard. Mams and Bacon.
Butter and Kggs
Orders from the Westward and
Cook Inlet Given Careful Attention
Fourth Ave. Seward.
While in Knik Stay al
MOHRISON KOAD HOUSE
lost Popular House mi lown
iiotH Wconim* tcio'ii. I n >t c la s Board. Prices Reasonable.
\ Dank \\ hose (Growth
keep- Pace \\ ith That
()f Seward
Establish connections with this live institution
catch the spirit which is making it grow . . .
and benefit bv the co-operation which it gladly
gives at ail times to its customers.
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Builders* Hardware, Glass, Paints, Oils, Tools, IN ails, etc.. Iron and
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Wall Paper. Stoves and Ranges, (rims and Ammunition
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