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The
Harriman National Bank
Of Alaska
AT SEWARI)
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SUBSCRIBES,
through this Hank, to the
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are requested to rail lor their bonds.
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“Dl'RAND OF THE
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Also LATEST Paramount
TRW EL NO. 1083.
“DON'T MISS IT"!
KIRK AT KOM \K
Tire dost joyed the upper story and
a so the roof of the wireless station
Kodiak last Tuesday night aceoidiur
to information reaching here. The
s at ion wa> not put out of business
however.
\TSON IS EXPE< TED l\
PORT IM RIM* TIIK MlilT.
Steamer Admiral Watson is ex
I *cted to arrive dining the night. pus
v i»ly early tomorrow morning. This i- !
a cording to wireless advices received •
! mu (’apt. (ilasseock. The time <•: ]
i obably arrival however is dependent
[ non the extent of a snow storm re
• rted to he raging on the lower inlet. J
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UK WORK I Mi IRON Tin:
\M KRH’AN ( ASI’AI.TY USrj
WAS1PXC.T0X. Jan.. !> (' mplcto ;
t^ of casualties are being sent here i
d additio ml ,:i %ks are working » »
t them out as speedily as poss ible.
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TRUNKS
AND
SUIT CASES
URBACH’S
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ARRIVES FROM
IDITAROD OVER
(’. S. Sinclair, one of the hig men •:*
transportation circles in tin* Iditaroo !
section, arrived in Seward last night
making the entire trip practically by
tlog team. The only part of the way
covered other than by the malamut *
or husky method, was on the train
from \nchorago to the hig snow slide
at Mile 7'J. Accompanying Mr. Sin
clair was J. K. Kettlewell, connected •
with tin* Yukon C»old Co., who is on
his way to the states and then probab- ,
ly to Cuba.
Mr. SitK'luir left tin* interior on
hecember 1 Sth. and made good time
out considering tin* poor condition of
the trail in many places.
“The trip is all right, blit there is
one kick that all niushers ai*e having
this season, " said Mr. Sinclair at the
Hotel Seward today.
"There is only one roadhouse keep
er on tin* trail who is disobliging. Tibs
roadhouse keeper is Jones, at the
IJoon river stopping place. Jones will
not give* tho>e on the trail any grid),
for love nor money, will not even pre
pare a luncheon, and he has plenty o‘
grub. Kvery man who has hit tin* trail
from the inf *rior. has the same com
plaint to make of Jones. At every oth
er roadb.nu* . if a traveler is in need
of a lunc'te n or even a quantity o''
other gr b to take with him on the
trail, tin madhouse keeper provide*
what you want and are glad to do it.
Jones will not give you anything.”
A4 'he nu eting of the Seward \ol
enteei Eire Department last night
i tatters of general interest were dis
i is"*•: 1 then there was the usual big
feed.
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S. S nt ’a'r. who arrived by do\* j
♦ earn from 1 it Pity. is registered at
the Motel Sc vard.
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Mrs. Ik K. Hartman, hotel proprie
ties- of \Ya> a, has secured reservat
ions on the Admiral Watson.
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Jack K. Kettlewell, electrician with
the Yukon (I<»ld ( ompany in th»* Idita
rod section, i- registered at the Hotel j
Overland, having arrived over the
trail by dogteam last night.
Coip. R. K. Pulver will leave on
the Admiral Watson for Fort IJscum.
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A. K. Muir, in from Mile 71, w.-ll
* a passenger to the states on the
Admiral WaUon.%
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David Fai»*burn, from the Xenana
iNtrict. will leave for the states on
t-u* Admiral Watson.
NEW MINING INSPECTOR
i k. J. Somers, new territorial mint j
Mi’' inspector, is reported to ha now
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COTTER’S
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RAIN COATS
SLICKERS
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SPORTING
BOOTS
LOW RUBBERS
SHOE PAC’S
LIFE - PRESERVERS
COTTER’S
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at his headquar.ers at Juneau Mr.
y *un rs is a pioneer of Alaska. He
redded at Nome for some time then
\v < ni to Fairbanks. At the latter p(a°e
he was with tin* Alaska Road Com mis*
mom r several years being superin
tendent of th * work in the Fourth
l ^vision.
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WEATHER REPORT
The following is the weather re
port for the 24 hours ending at 7 o’
dock this morning:
Seward 40. snowing, north.
Anchorage 26, cloudy, calm.
Montana 34, cloudy, calm.
Ohickaloon 23, cloudy, calm.
Matanuska 34, cloudy, calm.
Talkeetna 30, cloudy, calm.
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MAN MODKKN HOTEL
, GOING IT IN TOKIO
TOKIO, Japan. Jan.. 0— Antici
pating the travel which revival of
commerce will bring, the new Im
perial Hotel in Tokio is being rushed
Its construction is under the direction
of Frank Lloyd Wright, Chicago a**
chitect. The hotel will have 250 out
side rc.oms with bath and 25 suite >
with hath, a banquet hall and an au
ditorium, each of which will seat 1000.
It will be conducted on the European
plan.
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l.’ead *he Gateway..
FOR RENT
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Furnished rooms for rent- Van Gild
er building. N19H
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Interest Notice
IF
you have a savings account in this Hank
bring in your p; ss book, and have your in
terest entered li oreon.
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you do not have a savings account,.start tl.<
New Year right and open an account with in
THE BANK OF
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Andy’s express meets all trains and
steamers. Phone 113.
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CERTAIN—TEED Roofing it
itrosius & Noon. M
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IC E C REEPERS at J. L. Graef’s
CERTAIN — TEED keeps out the
mill. Rrosius & noon. t f.
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GET YOUR SHOES half soled with
Monarch Oak. .It has no equal, $1.75 ^
a pair. Lloyd’s, Opposite Liberty The
atre.
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We do picture framing. Prices rea
inahle. Sexton & Thwaitcs. tt.
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KKAD THK CIATKWAY
Pocket Plash lights and batteries at
.. L. (iraef's
POU SVLP Yellow Turnips mu!
’iPabages. Small Turnip* at 2c. per
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ALASKA Tlv \NSPPR CO..
Phono Main 17.
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S. O. MORi ORD
Succe««or to
JOE CAMPBlil.I,
2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg.SEWARD. ALASKA ,
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HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
RATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
M. A. HORNER, Manager MS. W. A. McNEILEY. Prop.
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H A R DWA RE I)EI‘A RTM ENT
Vouuawkie Snow Shoes,
ice Creepers.
Aluminum Ware.
\ (-lass Oven Ware.
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
Rubber Boots and Shoe Pacs.
C orduroy Pants, Khaki Pants.
Slickers and Raincoats.
Wool and Flannel Shirts. '
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GROCERY DEPARTMENT.
Apples.
Grapefruit and Lemons.
Aha Teas and Coffees.
Potatoes $3.00 Crate.
“hit vi ITV FIRST” “QUALITY FIRS!
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