PROFESSIONAL
PR. O. J. KKATNG
Prnlint
<;onk TO
TiiK WAR
J. II. ROMM, M. I>.
Office in R. K. Iild«.
Residence Third A\e.
Phones: Office, Madison 130;
Residence \dam> 48.
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t l'. V. X S.. GUu^ou.
J. M. SI.OAN. M. I'., c. M.
Van Gilder ISuiUling
Uffice hours: l to :i and 7 to 8 p. m
Formerly of Nome.
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FRATERNAL
L. O. O. M- No. 1425
Meets every Tuesday 8 P-M-, st
A. b. Hall. Vieitiag Brother*
invited.
J. M. Sloan. Dictator
K. K. KCDOLi'H. Secretary.
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meet* on 2ml and 4th Satunla>
i cam month. 6 p. u.. Pioneer Halt
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GATEWAY
ANTON JOHANSEN
Seldovia. Alaska
fNr«r el»as merchandise at rea -
«‘'nat ** ori?e«u prompt service.
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CONNKt TIO.N
SEW \Ra ALASKA.
..TIu* Muon caf** is i«pon Nights
Washington street. Boxes for Ladies
JO II PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
WINE 1^ TURNED
FROM LIQUID INTO
BUNDLE OF PAPERS
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Rev. E. I*. Ziegler is a minister of
the (iospel at Cordova. He is a man
who has great control over his temper
and can see a joke as well as the next <
man says the Cordova Herald. But it
required all his self control yesterday j
to repress a tendency to cuss when he j
became aware of the low down trick ,
some practical joker had played on
him.
For the benefit of the communi
I can’s of his church Rev. Ziegler had
received permission from the federal
judge to import, according to the laws
of the land, a small quantity of sat
amental wine. This was sent from
Juneau by express. The package ar* j
i\ed yesterday, and Mr. Ziegler re
[ paired to the office where Fred Tracy
: pre-ides to take away his wine.
The package was there. It was a
nice looking package. On the out
ide it was marked “wine” in plain
j English. But the package was sus
piciously light. And besides wj^cr
! it was shaken it would not go “gur
gle. gurgle” as it should.
Rev. Ziegler is not a suspicuous
•n »n. In fact he is very confiding and
wont to take men and things at
I their face value. But he shook his
head dwbiouslx when, he “hefted” and
hook the package and refused to act
promptly on Fred Tracy’s gently in
sistent “sign here please,” which at
‘.v-ted that he had received a certair
mount of “wine in good order.”
Instead he suggested to Fred that
it wo Id be a fine idea if they ex
:**ni »• 1 the contents of the package.
Fred had his misgivings, but at the
THE KEY
CIGARS
10, 25 and 50
in a box
50 cents to $0
per Ih»x
A big stock of
CHOICE CANDY
in IMain and Fancy
boxes
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same time he thought that it possibly
might be wine, in which event- but
anyway the package was opined and
found to contain a neatly rolled pack
age of old papers.
That is all. But now the communi
cants will have to go without wine
and Rev. Ziegler lias lost a great deal
of faith in the brotherhood of ma»r
and the reliability of the Wells Fargo
Express Co. But then— Oh Well.
THEY DIDN’T CELEBRATE
FORT BLISS , Tex., Jan., 8—
There was but one spot in the El Paso
military district where no celebration
of the Allied victory over Germany
and her allies was held. There was
joy there but no rejoicing over the
world-wide victory. That was in the
German internment camp on the fort ;
reservation. Behind barbed wire en
closures were little frame houses, re
sembling the German prison camps
except for the l ick of crowding. The
interned Germans were to he seen
pacing back and forth and looking t!r*
part of subjects of a vanquished gov
ernment.
H. V. HoBKN A. b\ Dav'«
ALASKA TRANSFER
H. V. HORKN, MaNAOSK
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Whittemore & Margules — Proprietors
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SEWARD WATER and POWER COMPANY ;
JOHN A. NELSON. Manager
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(Office—Bark of Seward Building
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