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By
GATEWAY PI HUSHING COMPANY. (Inc.)
KI.MKR \ FRIEND. EDITOR \N|> GENERAL MANAGER
Harry V. Uoben. President Fr*nk L. Hallame. Sec.
*»Urad .. to 'fid '•’at* nr attar Santrrobar t. 191S. at the Po« om** at Seward. Alaska, j
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1 ho city treasury :> row inanv
: aeuxnu < ' i' .i' > v *•'
ciujit oY delinquent taxi s. The city
council should now take posith .* >teps
toward.' the building of a dt\ rail f«>.*
Sow aid. If this is not done now. whet
there is mow > in the tr» asury, t!r*
city hall will continue i«» he on th •
the waiting list for
1‘nless a certain sum is put aside tor
the erection of a cit> hall, the mon
council t*> do something on th>‘s mat*
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I'eon t .0 tin Kuskokwim « > nt v
• \ { ' it ( .ion ' hich a e
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Limb** Up With Penetrating
Ham'ins W’rarci Oil
£ h .*:nie- t * ' <.»ra
!»ai»o is Hamlin s v\
etrutes quuivh v t *.» «* css.
ind Umbers i:p • ♦ ■
muscles
\ ou have n j ;'.e l:.*w : -ctul it
«j| *i c <
ailment 01 mLn in » urr. -nere tv
nteu or an inuiK *c ucnhne anti
septic application u cases ol
i
and stints
Let it from dni^<ist> >r »>l cents.
It n »t satisfied - »■ >t»le and
get vour motict ha
Kvcr cotistm«11* *r 1* ivc 'tck
headache" »*i-t tr. Wizard Liver
Whips, ploi'.i'" It- e ;> nk pills, jp
cents Guaranteed.
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IV*. nfl> I h«»n»uj:iily Renovated.
“s\ t. !l \MM l DMA FIRST C l A
GOODS”
•w y fndkrsi \nd how to
. rui r u:k thkm”
( lean linens and c ourlesy
IS Ol K MOl lO.
mYATK IHNING ROOM
FOR LVDIKS
C harles Cameron — John C. Gaffm >
\\ 1. SERVE EVERYTHING
TH \T IS (.OOP TO EAT
OPEN P\Y VNP NIGHT
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GRILL
JOHN’S PLACE
should b. attached to the Knurl h Div
ision . That there is need for a reform •
• n th»- line between Fourth and Sec- ;
>nd Divisions there is no question. The >
Si-i-<Md Division, with it • headquart*1
*•: > at Nome, should include all that i
country that is tributary to During
St a in the vicinity of Nome, which
v ou d n iude St. Michael and country
,-oiUij. :eii> to it. and the Arctic ocean
drainage.
And th s suggests *hat U ' <c who
\ on f Alaska
by mu ing the First and IT' "d Div
ision one lerrilory, should y m:ibl\
ask that the First* Third and Fourth
Din s ons be included in one common
wealth. under a t ill Territorial f rm
f •civernment. The fourth Divi o.'
i wt ! >oi*n he more do- In coiine, ed
with, the Third by the completion #f
i t>u Alaska Raili ad than it is no*.v..
; Already th re is conne-t»on V * vea
! ■ D isio ud the C kx X
t'oo'ig t he Ki -huidson lo»ad. i,rt
i‘ l*as> and the upper Yukon we
The Fourth Division is miu ij
more ♦ iose , connected with tlu* Ih » l
me First Divisions than with if *
Secmd. The latter Division ha*» 1 ;
> • tion ■ i th e State *
: through the regulai Seattle- .d. Mid •
• ael Noim line of steameis. and tl '
t ad m: part of lining Sea o lb Ar
ti ot*an ami Seattle. It lia? ve:*
s’ gld connection with the r< st ••
Alaska. Tin* fourth Division has »
conr.e tion with the Outside woil
t i, g»i either the First or Third l)iv
ons or both, and there will soon be
main available unites of travel be
v e« n tl *m. It conceded that the
natiral outlet foi the Kuskokwim
country is toward the Pacific.
And so with tin* occupations of the
people. The Sn end Division is becont
i;; more ami more a sectum for fur
mi • .'•■•during and Siberian
tiade. Tlu First. ThTd and Fourth
Divisions air givrn to mining, lumber
am! grnii.ii ag. culture, with fishing
added o rhr First and Third.
!", matt an worthy of very
serious consideration. I Juneau Em
pire.)
\i. v*«\ vs covfkxoks
\ '•■■*• 11 * of V!;uha ft »r.
!’ -sin tht t *iritory was under t!>o
• v . h» t-uty and navy
;i pe from ' 1
until ISM, when thedisfilrt of Alaskt
a us organic*« . under an art of eon
gross. aft* v.; >eh tb- first gr.cnav
was nam* d. Since 1*8-1 nim differ
••iu m*'n h:iv ach’d as governor. The
name- of th< •- chief executives of
Vlaska and tin terms during which
hex servo arc as folloxvs:
Joltn H. K ncaid Fiom Septemher
1SS \. until May a, 1*83.
A I*. Swun ford From May •’», 13
s.”». until April 12, 1*80.
I yman F. Ki/ipp From April 12.
is*'!), until August 23,, 1802.
.lames shoakh y I 'ront Align 4 23,
1*03, until July 1. 1*07.
John <*,. Brady- From July 13,
1*07, until April 28. 1006.
Wilfred B. Hoggrt From April
20. 1006. until Scptemln » 30. 1001).
Waltei F. Clark From October 1,
1000. until May 20. 1018.
J. F. A. Strong Front May 21, ,
1013, until April 12, 1018.
Thomas Riggs, Jr., - Front April
20, 1018. until April 23. 1022. School
Bulletin.
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MONK\ FROM WHIST
DRIVES IS NOW Tt'RNKD
DOW N BY CHI RCHES
LONDON, Nov., 7 The bishop o’’
t ‘helmsford has barred money raised
• •
f'rtYni **\vh; d drives and dances” from
a fund of S1.2.'>0,000 which the people
of Essex are trying to collect for
extension. Writing to his people con
cerning these amusements the bishop
declar'd: “Both may be lefritimat*
foiTis of recreation but they are no*
methods of the church for »aisinic !
money. I have never hoard of either ;
bcinpr opened or closed with prayer.’’
OAltMMO
That exquisite Toilet Preparation in,
the following numbers;— \
\'M E POWDER
TALCUM POWDER
TOILET WATER
PERFUME
S VC MET POWDER
SO VP
Just Arrived from
Palmer, New York.
SEE ()l R II VLLONN E’EN
NON ELTIKS VLSO JEST IN.
SKWARI) I)RU(; CO.
Tin* l.exall Store.
v:;^ ijoli.ivs i'kiils irr/i
Til W IN TViCNTY YKAKS
/
• I \\I.\C IS WOlM’il
\> I.Killi IN COI.D**
*1 am -<*v< ntv wars old, and ’»a\
!»*•••»! in pool health lor a good many
yon . leu mw taking Tanlae I lV-1
h. lie *i . wry way than l h: v*» fee
t\ >Mty \ . a? . and have ;c uallv gain
,d twenty five pounds in weight/’
said Mis. M. II. Hollins, who lives at
I 10 v, •>! .Util stl'e. I. Seilttie, the oth
it day.
-V. I.< u I moved to Seattle about
t vel\ \ >.;s ago,” she* continu el. ’ ;
as in hope that the' climate' hern
voidd help to improve the conditio.i
0 n:y !'■•:•. •••*. but I have been gradu
nMy g o\ ing worse all the* time*. I sen
f red co*»*t; nMy I om Mornueh tunihl •
and what I ate* eartsed me *o mucli
nbsen that I ! id a<d.u:*ll\ reached the
j dnt u h»* e j dre*:*.de»d te> si* * meal
t me emie. I suffered terribly from
r. eumat’ u. too, auel se>motimos my
foot an 1 ,r wen* <»* badly . wolleu
that ! couMn'l walk, and my arm*
would get so stiff anel sem*
that l coubin’t u o the o' at all. b* •
than half the time I wasn't able t->
wear ph *noe;. in fact, ! bad gotten
to v.her I was in misery n- ariy a’! lb *
time. My nerves were in neb aw fid
condition that the legist noise would
upset me, and l imvcr got a ge> »•!
nigl/’s s)o<'p. 1 finally go* so wen1
and run down that I just had to giv •
up and go le» bid, and lor* live* v.veks
my folks didn't have any Imp- that »
would over get up again.
•'Then I 1 card abend Tanlae and tli'
good it was doing o many people, and
1 told my son that I would male one
more effort to get veil, am! asked
him to g t an* a bottle*. Wed!, to mak
a long siorv sbo’*t, I am perfectly we *
again, and Taobu* is responsible* for i .
Why. 1 honestly feed twenty years
younger, am] am so \ ell anel strong
now that I can get around and do ail
m\ heni envovk without the* least trou
ble. I have* a foe appetite, anel eat
just everything I ant and never suf*
fe i t! •* least hi* afterwards. The* rheu
matism ha** ’*>•'* me entirely, anel so
has all ihat * ing in my feet and
legs. My ne rve seem t«> be in per
fect condition .* • d 1 sleet* -auindly for
eight or nin hours every night. The*
way Tanlae ! • - i • vreome my troubles
anel 1>iii 11 me op i more like a miracle
than anythii • r’se. and any mediein *
that will do t! it much for a person
my age. i crtainly worth its weight
in gold."
Tanlae is d in Sewarel by the
Sew rad I>rug Company. (aelv. )
stxnrmm collak to <;<>
LONDON. Nov., 7— Wearier!
THE KEY
A man may go into rap*
lure* after buying a new •
house and get that "Grand
and glorious” feeling.
^et a l.ic cigar after a
good meal will oft times
accomplish the same feel
ing.
THE KEY
HAS TUKM
of the starched collar, the raw edge,
the climbing tie and b'g laundry bills,
1 d< mobilized army officers are second
ing tin* efforts of fashion makers to
revive tin* liy ionic bare throat and
, open shirt. “Our stiff-necked linen is
1 .o be consigned to the rag-bag,"
writes one. The new fashion has the
unqualified support of the medical
specialists of Itarlev street. They
» point to the brawny sailor man as an
j example of what tin- decollete i* t
does for one.
NOIJTimtNKU I* \SSKS
1(10 1(1 \K TO \I.KKT
SKATTLl’i KKPOMTU
Whm a maul entered the room of
a go* -i a t’i• • I rye hotel yesterday to
• place it hi order, she hiought up in
i |)> ;.' • at sight of tlie hed with noth
; • g hut *h*‘ hire mattress, say- t <
Seattle 'I’imes. Shades of crookdond
: Someone had walked away with i u
| bed clothes.
The loom on a whole looked quit •
1 hare, for there was no other sign
I if had been occupied.
let if .die were surprised at fir !,
' *uo maid must have been shock <1
' when, a moment later, she discover' d
I the be<l clothing spread on the flnm
1 in a co nor of the room. With a do o
round indentation, the pillow was i*
( no dug at on** end. The maid reflect
led and then she laughed outright.
Dow a in the |ohh\ Teddy Sr. mm
j son, Jin .Al.vks ?' u!*M\ v hom the regi •
♦ *, showed e. c. p»( d th«* room, \va
o'; piacently sired -eg a big pipe. I*
was pacing back a.i*l forth in :> remot
| cq.t.c • i ke a cage* lion, a fai -icva
look a eye:
, “Am reluming on the next boat.
)u- iid. condescending t<> answer
query. “This is no place for a soe.i
touch. I Seen up there now for fifteen
years. The sooner I get hack th#>
1 h. Iter for me. Came down to ^ign :
contract to do some fur trading for :
firm here. What? Yep, had a fairV
restful night. All hotel beds, though
are the hunk. Don’t sleep good in 'em
Huh? What? Well. 1 just couldiV
sleep, so riggeil me up a bunk on tn
floor. Slept finer, too.”
Without hatting an eye, Samuelso:
contends and claims he always w
contend that beds in all modern ho
tels are the “bunk.’ while a “bunk” i.
the only thing. .
I Ki; 1) P VK HINCI IS
INDICTED BY Jl K\
KETCHIKAN, Nov., 7— Fred Pad)
ing was iiwl'ctcd hy the grand jurj
on three counts for the charge of era
bezzloment from the American Kail
way Express, and alleged shortage o
$(i,f>M7 in his accounts. He was arrest
cd in Eastern Canada and returned
here.
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HUGH DOUGHERTY
Real Estate and Insurance
FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT
WALLPAPER SIGNS
FREDERICK. BROADWELL'
"* • DEGORATOR
Samples and Prices on request. Special attention to mail
orders.
Seward Light &
• • . • 4 • •
Power Company
Main 0
The Seward News Company
GEORGE PHELPS
Booksellers. Newsdealers and Stationer*
_oKAClfiC SiXAMSrilP COrtPANYr
SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE
STEAMER ADMIRAL WATSON
NOVEMBER 7th.
For regular ports in Southeastern and Southwest
ci'ii Alaska, also to Anchorage and Kodiak.
Company rt'seru's right :o change .schedule without notice.
ADMIRAL LINE BUILDING
\\ ayne Blue, i \ gent. .. Seward Alaska.
ff t & STfcAMSHlP SAHH
ALASKA comijany *«»
SAUJXd SCHKM.’LK
Sail I'roiu
SKATTI.K
No\. I
N<>\. 9
\<>\. 20
Non. 30
Dec. 10
Dec. 20
Dec. 30
Duo
STEAMER SEW ADD
ALASKA No'. S
ALAMEDA No'. i:»
NORTHN ESTERN No'. 27
VLAMEDA Dec. 6
NORTHWESTERN Dor. 17
ALAMEDA Doc. 26
NORTHWESTERN Jan. 6
Due Lv Seward
Southbound
Nov. V
Nov. l.»
Nov. 27
Dec. *»
Dec. 17
Dec. 2»»
Jun. h
A. H. McDONALD, Ajjent.
PROFESSIONAL
lilt. II. A. BLYTH
Dentist
PHONE— Mad., Ill
Olfice lu Bank
Of Seward Building.
OF KICK HOURS
ID A. M. — To — 5 I\ >1.
G f\ M. — To — S :B0 F. M.
j. H. ROMIG, M. 1).
Office in K. K. Bldg.
Residence- Third Ave.
Phones: Office, Madison J AO;
Residence Adams 18.
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L. K. C. P. & L. R. C. S. Edinburgh
It. F. P. & Glasgow.
J. M. SLOAN, M. [)., C. M.
Van Gilder Building
Office hours: l to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m
Formerly of Nome.
FRATERNAL
L. 0. 0. M„ No. 1426
i
Meet* every Tuesday 8 P.M., at
A. b. Hall. Visiting Brother* I
Invited.
Peter N. Anderson Dictator.
C. A. Estes, Secretary
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PIONEERS OF ALASKA
IGLOO NO. 9
meet* on 2nd and 4th Saturday
each month, 8 p. :*., Pioneer Hall
WOOD UNDERTAKING COMPANY
Licensed Embalniers
Funeral Directors
SEWARD. ALASKA.
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HEAD THE
GATEWAY
ALL OF THE
« 4
NEWS DAILY.
I RAPPERS ATTENTION TRADER')
Dealers in Raw Furs.
Seal tit*, New York,
Alaska Building. 127 W. 27th Street.
We do business direct with you and solicit all Raw Furs. All shipment* are
handled by expert graders and New York Market Prices are paid on correct
grading the day received. II desired, your shipments will be kept separate in
order that our prices may be appro*ed by you. Presiding our valuation does
not prove satisfactory, the furs will be returned to you. Transportation
charges prepaid. Ship by Parcel Post or Express. Ship in a Dry Condition.
Special instructions if any, must accompany the shipment. Always encV*c
itemized list of contents with name and postoffice address. Place duplicate
list of contents on outside of bale or package. All payments made by check on
I he Seattle National Bank, or in any other manner desired.
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