SUFFERING SINCE
HER CHILDHOOD
MliS. M.U I'UAISKS TVM.At HMt
KMUMi I.OMi ST \ MM Mi
ruoi m.K -rrs \\om»ki:h ir
The best evidence of the merits of
u medicine is what people who have
actually taken it have to say about iC
And this is true and beyond all ques
tion when such statements are made
by people of hiph Character and pub*
1 shed ripht in tne community where
each and every fact can be investigat
ed and verified.
\|»s. Kffie*May, residing on K. K.
1>. \o l. I*ox PP. Sioux Falls. South
Dakota, in relating her experience
with Tanlae. recently, said:
**l certainly can say a gi»od wotd
for Tanlac for it has really and truly
made me feel like a new woman, I
have had stomach trouble ever since
l was fourteen years of age and as 1
grew older other troubles kept com
ing on me. I had rheumatism in my
right arm so had 1 couldn't sleep for
the pain, and would do everything *«>
get eas\ >o 1 could get a little rest. My
hack hurt r e >«* had at t *•»•»* that I
could hare y got up when sitting o*
laying down, and I would often have
dizzy sj*-l!> avd nervous, sick head
ach* > At t » * me l began taking Tan
lac l w:e suffering with an awful
pad'. ” my .-dde. so bad at times as al- |
nv»>t ado my breath, and was told I
v .* i hav* to be operated on for a:>
peno cit s. 1 was frantic with pain and
near y wo* i i.*d out of my wits, besides.
“ Then l happened to read a testi
monial from a \Y naska lady, who had
gotten r* ?u f Mom the same kin! of
troubles b\ tak ng Tan’ac. and going
v>p tin* i<U;: i'cet > ha*'s good for one
is good fo • a mother l got a bottle. ;
Well, it Ini heWied me just like .ho
«aid it her/aed now 1 know myse’^
that it »s woddev'ul. I don't got n.»rv
iHis any mote not have more head
aches, and llm stomach trouble un i
j rheumatism huv** disappeared, too. So
| Tanlae has no. only relieved me of my
physical MifiVring. hut it has eased,
my mind, as well, tor I fully believe
I it has saved me from an operation, as.
: tho pain is gone out ot my side entrVe
• ly. | am just feeling fine and my en
1 thusiasism for Tanlae is unbounded.”
Tanlae is sold in Seward by the
■ Seward Drug Co. (adv.)
ukim vm: wiskck shows
it v smi'cclim; sciikmi:
lU’I KALO. Sept., 26— The wreck
! on the outskirts of this city of an air
plane believed to have come from
tkinada resulted in the first charge of
smuggling through the air in this fed
I oral district.
Tin* two members of the airplane
%
-row were not s: tiously hurt when the
m.v. hine crash* < and left the seem* dr
ip p‘op|o,»ih* -o.»n a I lor the accident.
A dn\ later a deputy sheriff was plaej-f
ed on gi»ard over the wreck to restrain
souvenir hunters. -
Tin* I’nited States customs depart
»e >»<t subsequently received informa
*iipi that the machine was enr*ute
fi.irn Toronto to (Iloucestcr . .Mass.
Wdh no record of duty having been
jk.mI. libei proce»*dings were begun
I’ ve days after the accident no one
’p: I appeared to claim the airplnm*
n I it was placed in a government
warehouse.
KIIKUTS1 S \I. \m ( I T
TO $25,000 A YK \U
WKI.MAU. Sept., 20— Instead of
paying President Khert $25,001) a
month salary the national assembly
ha< decided that *$25,000 a year •<
enough for the head of a democracy.
In addition it would tfivc him an ex*
pen-io fund of *$125,000.
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LIMITER and KITH.DERS; HARDWARE—
WINDOWS, DOORS. CLASS, MILL-WORK and KOAT LUMKEK. ,
' AtVnls I'm - STANDARD MARINE ENGINES. STANDARD KID
TROI.I.ER, STANDARD Kll). • • •
KKYE — ISItlJHN COMPANY
S K W A If l»
inspect • mu' Itefri iterator*.
Assure Yourself of Cleanliness
and {sanitary Conditions.
The Valch-z Aerie of hag’** Stfve
tl'> » i'Ctui lied soldi* **s it hig blow-out
Sent., 17th. The lodge fw™'S.hqd a!
,-Jz|» otulid program winding up with n
ft *.nd ball. Probably a hundred sold
le » attended.
SERI VL 011 IS • * ; .
\JTHK ()l AIMM.RATION FOR
' PATEN T FOR COAL LANDS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
l NlTED ST VIES LAND OFFICE
i eii* Jl NEAl . ALASKA.
* X-vCfli V. IS' HCREllY Riven, tljaPJ
ill,* Thompson Valley Coal Company, a
corporation organized under the laws
of the state of Arizona and duly au
thorizod to do business in the territory
of V.a ka. has made Application und'*r
the provisions of the*Act's of Congress
of April 2S, 1004. and May 2S, 100?,
ai 1 the provisions of the-Revised
Statutes relating to the location of
cod lands to purchase the Tip.‘Top
ar i f ourth of July coal claims which
f(vm a n «rt of the group of coal
ch:rrs inch r^d i:. U. S. Survey No
4o0, which is more particularly de
* i. .
..<• ihecl as to*low* —
Commencing at Cor.. No., J. whence
i! S. L. M. Cnga No. 0 bears due .w't
•!t*.00 chs., thence N. SO chs.*‘to Co/.'
• • • •
!v>. 2, thence W. 110.27 chs. to Cov.
No. d, thence S. $0 chs. to Cor. No. 4,
thence R. IKi.dd chs. to Cor. No. 1. the
place of beginning. Said survey No.
150 is situated on the N. shore of
Chigfcik Buy and in latitude 50 deg. 2d
in n„ N. and lx>ng. 158 deg., do min.
W., Mag. Var 20 (leg. 50 min. 1*5
Any and 'all persons claiming ad
versely any of said lands are required
to file with the Register and Receivei j
of the United States Land Office at
.Juneau, Alaska, their adverse claim
.♦ivdw oath, during the sixty days per
iOd oT publication of the notice of sahl
application or within six months
thereafter or they will he debarred by |
th * provisions of the statutes.
KKRIE A. FRtSBEE,
Register.
June 23, 1910/
Si van! (inteway 0*1 issues.
U\te of first Puh. Aug.. 25, 1919.
I kite of last Pub. ''Cov., 4th, 1919.
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WOOD l NDKETAKINO COMPANY
. Licensed Embalmed
Funeral Directors
'• SEWARD. ALASKA.
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>;*.H. V. HORKN A. P . 1>AV»«4
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■ ALASKA TRANSFER
‘.»vH.SV. HO BEN, Manager ‘
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Coal, Wood and Ice
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General Transfer* n *. I'fiones, Main 1 • untl Kl
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Margules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
SEWARD WATER and POWER COMPANY
JOHN A. NELSON, Manager
Office Admiral Building
Wayne Blue, Agent.
SCWARO .... AI4SKA
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Covers the local field and the entire
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v FACTS. ABOUT SE WARD
Seward is situated on Resurrection I»ay. midway of
. /tl.e coast line of the Gulf of Alaska and 1(50 miles Irom
•route of the Pacific steamers to the Orient.
The various trade routes of the North Pacific Ocean,
and all the roads and highways and trails and mountain
p ;sses from the interior converge at this point much as il
nature had anticipated the need of a gateway through
which the.trade and travel of a great region might 1 inti
convenient passage.
The deep, perfectly, protected harbor presents an ob
long surface embracing forty square miles, upon which
any ship that floats may sail in safety at any time, and
w hich in appearance suggests n (thing so much as a beauti
ful inland lake. ,
The mainland and shores <1 Resurrection supply am -
p e space and perfect topograpl y for the building of a city
of whatever extent future need:, may develop; and t!#is cir
c''instance, added to its natural position as a gateway to
the inferior, and the freedom li om ice at all seasons of the
h irbor and adjacent waters lead the government to select
I his port as the ocean terminal for the railroad. The un
limited coal aruf oil and mineral resourced .of Alaska will
flaw through this port to enter the commerce of the world,
a id in return will come the supplies for distribution over
a Territory ^center in .extent titan many state combined,
thus making ft the gfeaf p'ml of the North Pacific or the
N EW YORK.OF ALASKA.
For other facts about Seward and the great district
surrounding this city, write to the •
SEWARD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
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