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ELMER A. FRIEND. EDITOR XN'D GENERAL MANAGER
Harrr V. Hnhrn. President Frank l- Ballawe. Sec.
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Editorial and BbiImsi O flice—Telephone Main 71
mhmber oFthe associate Mtss
The Associated Press is delusively entitled to the use lot republican*!
*f all newt diapatchea credited ot it or not otherwiae credited »d thia paper
tfid alao the local news pohltahed hereto.
Well, good afternoon people. Pvof.
Porta, of San Francisco, is a liar, is
n’t he? The world didn’t stop, as he
>aid it would, and what a lame excuse
he gave in the press dispatches yes
terday as to why for— “the sun wa*
going to fast to permit of anyta ng
happening." Gosh, the sun is always
fast, so why didn’t he figure on that
speed befoie. Anyway he is just an
ordinary liar.
Kmmett Krotting received a letter
in the mail yesterday from a friend
n Seattle saying: “Postpone your trip
outside and stick to Seward when
work can be had. When I get the price
I will be back.” Yet you can’t tell any-!
body about the conditions outside, they |
must go out to find out, and then h* |
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Fiance. Germany and Japan are j
making heavy purchases of American 1
copper, acconling to the dispatch**:1. J
Something up. boy*.
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\nd if the power and the lig’*t'J
don’t come on soon, th»-re will be one i
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Quickly Eased 8> Penetratmc i
Hamlin » Wlzaro Oil
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Hamlin's Wr/ard Oi: »’ ornetvntrs ■
mnckly, times »ut M*'tik" in»!
limbers up <?i!> ac*”nc :owts am?
muscles
\ou tvili ftKd almost duilv uses t«>*
;r *n cases of *u Men mi haps •• ac
cidents suck *"rnn* ‘>nn<cs *urs. #
burns bites am: sttmts lu%- re
liable, too. tor earache, toothache. ;
croup and colic
Get it from drud»n«t.s tor 10 oc tts
I? no* satisfied return the bottle nod
tfet your moimy *'-ick
Rcer constipated or have sick
headache? lust try V\ iznrd l.ivet ,
Whips, pleasant little pmk pills. >0
cents. (Guaranteed
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Kevcntlv thoroughly Renovated.
“\\ K H WOLE ONLY FIRST CLASS'
GOODS’*
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PR El* A RE THEM"
(*<fanline«a and Courtesy
IS OUK MOTTO.
PRIVATE DINING ROOM
KOR LADIES
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that is good TO BAT !
OPKN D V Y AND NIGHT j
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printer's devil in Seward who will
have lost his usua1 gentle, docile, non
swearing disposition, and that goes
double.
The White Light district of New
York City, in purchasing cider for ihe
New Year’s doings, has nothing on
Seward. We have plenty of cider, and
everything, if you can get it.
l)on’t forget— Christmas ? just
one week from today.
WEVER GOING TO ANCHORAGE
1C. L. Wever, oue of Seward’s btst
known citizens leaves on Saturday's
train for Anchorage for employment
there with the commission havirg been
transferred from here. Mrs. Woiei
will remain in Seward until the early
spring before going to Anchorage,1
provided Mr. Wever has not been
tranferml back to Seward by ti.s: -
time. Mr. Wever will be missed by iuJj
scores of Seward friends but if Mi.j
Wever remains in Anchorage, that city
will have gained a most respected m: \\
as a citizen aud booster.
MASONS ELECT OFFICERS
The Seward Masons last night elo"t
t*d the following officers: Leon Ur
bach, master; Cal Brosius, senior war
den; W. L. Guy, junior warden, W. O
Stoddard, secretary; :ind Wayne Bliv
treasurer.
NORTH WESTERN SAILS SOUTH j
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Steamer Northwestern cleared.
from the San Juan dock at 9 o’clock,
last night for the south with the fal
lowing passengers:
For Seattle— David OToole, H. C.
Palmer, J. A. Johnson, William Mcln
nis, George D. Potter, T. B. Model-i
land and w fe, H. C. Lowe, H. M. Hebb
W. M. Nunn, P. W. Cohen, Lil'i-ui
Content, John Culton, John Knut-onJ
John Miller, Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. P.!
Cavanaugh and two children, C )i
Atwell, Otto Boehm. D. J. Crawfoixl
and wife, Charles and Toni Grier,
William G*'rig, Steve, Fmmet and!
George Walsh, P. J. Camp, K. E. Hn*t-,
man and J. W. Stevenson.
For Juneau— O. W. Callahan, f>. J
Hemenger and H. R. Taylor.
For Cordova— Samuel Clow.
For LaToucho-— Fred Wevel! njid
William Shay.
For Valdez— K. H. Thueson.
For Ketchikan— H. A. Tucker, Ar
chie Myre, L. H. Dodson. C. S. Crider,
J. R. Weaver and wife.
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SOLDIERS FOR ANCHORAGE
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Seventeen soldiers from the V an*
couver barracks, Wash., arrived on the
Northwestern yesterday and will leave
on the Saturday train. The boys are
being added to tb<* company now at
Anchorage.
W K A T II K i: « K V O i: T ;
The following is the weather repot %
for the 24 hours ending nt 7 o'clock
this morning:—
SEWARD, 12, Cloudy, South.
Anchorage 4, Snowing, Calm.
Matanuska 8, Snowing, Calm.
Wasilla 6, Snowing Calm.
ALASKA NEWS
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Whitehorse subscribed $42,000 ?■*,
the Canadian Victory loan. Her si* i
lottment was $28,000, the over sub- j
scription bc;ng 50 per cent.
Chas L. Brockmiller an old timer j
of Skagway, was interred recently at i
the above place; funeral services b*
ing conducted by Camp Skagway, No.
1 of the Arctic Brotherhood and Igioo]
No. 12 of the Pioneers of Alaska.
The city of Juneau recently author
ised a survey of its cemetery and or- •
dm-ed maps to be made.
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SUGGESTIONS
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PYRAUN IVORY |
MOCCASINS
STATIONERY
CANDY
TOYS
KODAKS & SUPPLIES
BOOKS
TOILET articles
CHINA-WARE
CIGARS ETC., ETC,
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T»!K RKXA1.L STOIC K
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Frank Ripley, well known baseball
' player, died recently at Cordova, aft
j or an illness of only a few hours,
j Heart failure was said to be the cause.
Olaf P. Stolts, an old-timer of the
j Interior, died at Xenana recently. He
j was a member of the Fairbanks Ij?loo
i of Pioneers, and went to the .railway
j town from Brooks, where he was tak
en ill.
The newly-elected city council of
Xenana recently installed Oscar I’oth
enbur^ as mayor and R. G. South
worth, editor of the Xenana News, as
city clerk.
All the travel to the Tolovana i.s
confined to the Olnes trail this season,
but Uiis will be cut out as soon as the*
' railroad is completed. After that tie*
Happy trail will be used, connecting
with the railroad at Dunbar’s. The
distance between Nenana and Rrooks
by way of Happy is sixty -six miles,
over a perfectly level country.
Mrs. Lenora Estes has been grant
ed a divorce from Samuel Estes at the
Anchorage term of the district court.
The case was from Gird wood. ^
! GLYCERINE MIXTURE
Prevent APPENDICITIS
Simple glycerine, buckthorn bark,
etc., as mixed in Adler-i-ka, removes
all foul, accummulnted poisonous mat
ter from DOTH upper unci lower bowel
and prevents appendicitis. Relieves j
ANY CASE gas on stomacn or coos*
pation. The INSTANT pleasant :»c- j
tion of Adler-i-ka surprises both doc-1
tor* and patients. A business man »v-.
ports great benefit in a long staml'ng j
case of indigestion and sour stomach. |
iSEW ARD DRUG CO.)
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HUGH DOUGHERTY
Real Estate and Insurance
FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT
WALL PAPER
FREDERICK BROADWELL
DEGORATOR
Sample ;md Price* on request. Special attention to mail
order*
MASK BALL
New Year’s Eve
Given by
THE SEWARD VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
Special prizes.GOOD MUSIC
BIGGER and .BETTER than ever.
TICKETS $1.
Arctic Brotherhood Hall.
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That the Fruit The Key sell*
is the very best that can be
purchased? *
And that the Golden Pheasant
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Candy sold only at The Key
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is perfectly perfect?
You can surely find
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TO HELP THE WORKERS
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LAWRENCE, Mass., Dec., 18— The
street1 of Lawrence, where was stagi tl
the textile strike in 1912, presented i
different scene today when thousand?
of workers left their spindles ami
looms to greet William Woott, presi
dent of the American Woolen cum*
pany who came to confer with thi
Chamber of Commerce. The trip true
is in connection with the demand t^ai
unless the cost of necessities drops, he
will establish a largo store for th" or,;
j ploffeos to buy at cost
Fourteen hundred dollats are r -
i ported to have been raised at Aneh •
! age in the Red Cross campaign.
CHRIS! MAS
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Holly al Brown & Hawkins. Limit'
' ed supply so get your orders in curly.
. Uivf her a “SPECIAL UOLIOM
BOX” of Libby’# assorted fruits.
B R 0 W N & HAWKINS
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Make your tabic reservations no^
tor Christinas dinner at Caincrous
Cafe. Special Christmas dinner, Tur
key etc., with all of the many extra
trimmings. DHtt.
U K N T L E M E N !
We have just the thing she wants
Will be glad to help you select yoar
gifts and wrap them with tissue paper
and tie with ribbon, etc., if you will
just give um a chance.
ELLS W ORTH ’S
Seward Light &.
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GEORGE PHELPS
Booksellers, Newsdealers and Stationers
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SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE
STEAMER ADMIRAL WATSON
LaL:# ABOUT DECEMBER 26th. |
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ADMIRAL LINE BUILDING
Wayne Blue, Agent.• •.Seward Alaska.
ALASKA £^! '
SAILING SCHEDULE
Sail From Due Due Lv Seward
SEATTLE STEAMER SEWARD Southbound
Dec. 10 NORTHWESTERN Dec. IJ Dec. W
Dec 20 ALASKA Dec. 27 Dec. 27
Dec. 30 NORTHWESTERN Jan 7 Jan. 7
Jan. 10 ALASKA Jan. 17 Jan 17
Jan. 20 ALAMEDA Jan. 27 Jan. 27
Jan. 30 ALASKA Eeb. t> Feb. 6
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I)R. H. A. BLYTH
Dentist
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PHONE— Mad, HI
Office In Bank
Of Seward Building.
OFFICE HOURS
13 A. M. — To — 5 P. M.
6 P. M. — To — 8:80 I*. M.
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J. H. ROM1G, M. D.
Office in R. R. Bldg. i
Residence Third Ave.
Phones: Office, Madison 130;
Residence Adams 48.
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L, R. C. P. & L. R# C. S Edinburgh
U F. P. & S., Glasgow.
J. M. SLOAN, M. D., C. M.
Van Gilder Building
Office hours: 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m.
Formerly of Nome.
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FRATERNAL j
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L. 0. 0. &L, Na. 1429
' Meet* every Tuesday 8 PJL, at
A. B. Hall Visiting Brother*
invited.
Peter N. Anderson Dictator.
C. A. Estes, Secretary
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PIONEERS OF ALASKA
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Meet* on 2nd and 4th Saturday
each Month, 8 p. i*., Pioneer HaB
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WOOD UNDERTAKING COMPANY
Licensed EmbaJmem
Funeral Directors
SEWARD, ALASKA.
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DEALERS IN RAW FURS
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Ship direct to New York for highest prices paid for Raw Furs. You'’
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