THOMAS J. WHITE DIES
Well-known Sawmill Man Found
Dead in Bed This Morning
Thomas J. White was found dead in j
bed this morning at the residence of
James Day, where he had been ill for
several weeks. The cause of death,
according to Dr. Applewhite, was val-j
vular heart disease.
Mr. White was 57 years of age. He
had been in Seward almost two years, j
For a long time he was employed by
the railroad company at its sawmill. A
short time ago he left the company and
with three partners installed the mill
near tin* head of the tide Hats. Shortly
afterward he became ill and grew
steadily wor>e. He was living in a
lent until Mr. and Mrs. Day had him
moved into their house lot* better
t reatment.
Mr. White was an Odd Fellow, and
will be given an Odd Fellow's funeral
tomorrow afternoon at l o'clock. lit*
will be buried hen*. He leaves a son.
(ieorge White, a limber cruiser at
Matskliekl, Coos county. Oregon.
Miss Kilpatrick opened school in the
new school house this morning.
tM-ihlls
EIRNITDRE AND CARPET CO.
Seattle, Wa^hin^ton.
FURNITURE
CARPETS AND STOVES
Address T. I.. LKWITH.Alaska Representative
T. H. F. & C. CO.
\V. R. Jamison received 25,000 feet
of lumber and some shingles on the
Bertha.
The Seward Fuel Company and Brown
,V Hawkins received coal consignments
on the Bertha for retail disposal.
WANTED—Work by the day or
hour, at nursing or general house
work. Anna C. Blunter. *
M IN WAINTZD
By P. Welch & Company, contract
ors on the Alaska Central at Turn
ajrain 4 Arm. Station men, rock men
ax iucn and laborers. Steady work
all through winter and next summer.
Top wajjes paid.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY
At Richards* Store
The elegant collection of hooks in
this up-to-date library should appeal
to every intelligent person in Seward.
At the low price of 50 cents per
month you can read the latest and best
books published.
C. H. GIBBONS, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office ami Residence Carstens Build
ing, Fourth avenue.
Office Hours 2 to 1 p. m., and when
ever not otherwise engaged.
F. E. YOUNGS
NOTARY Pl'BLIC
SEWARD • ALASKA
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RUBBER
Sale at the OWL DRUG CO.
Hot Water Baths, Fountain Syringes,
Household Rubber (ioods. etc.
A good Fountain Syringe and Hot
Water Bath should be in every house
When needed they are needed bad.
\H our Rubber goods are sold the
same \va\ Money back if not right.
OWL HlHi Co.
SfVVAR I COMMERCIAL CO.
G E N E R AL MERCHANDISE
Furnishing Goods of till descriptions Boots <md Shoos
Groceries, Fruits and Gonfections
New line of Ladies’ Waists just leceived.
Oil Coats, Shoe Packs and all kinds of Storm
^OO0S—Toadies and Children’s Rubbers ..
Dry Goods Furnishings FrCSh and Salt
Blankets Caps MEATS
Gloves and Mittens Glassware mi_« i ^
WHITf HflllSL ON THE LEVEE
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We Don’t
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All we want is the Men's
and Boys’ Clothing and
Shoe business of Seward.
We are hungry for it.
Please pass it this way,
we want to enjoy it.
CLAYSON’S
Han SchafFncr
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Hand Tailored
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*GOLEMAN HOUSE Proprietor
Klectric Kijrlit* and Electric Bells in every room
Kates from .’>0 cents to $2.;>0 per day
b Absolutely First-Class - Excellent Cafe in Connection J
Fourth Avenue,
The One Price Up-To-Date Store
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f*~ HOTEL McNEILEY ^
EUROPEAN PLAN-WILL A. McNEILEY, Proprietor
| RATES 50c TO $2.00 PER DAY J
i I Accommodations Strictly First-class. I
1. Vunrili Avcinit*. .... Seward, Alaska AJ
I . _ __ _ _ mb a n b ■ ■ Mk b Wholesale and Retail
BROWN & HAWKINS, general merchandise
Our Stock of
GROCERIES
is Complete
in Every De
tail and Pri
ces the Low
est, Quality
of Goods
Con sidered
! SUCCESS OUR PRICES ZHS
ally fine, well made, up to date garments we together with the high grade woolens make the
.. garments we sell as good as any in the country.
\tkw bp** \mw m HT the pleasure of showing you our line of suits, etc. It is Really Worth a Special
W E Va rk I trip to see them. You will then agree that it is a decided advantage to know
where good, reliable garments are sold at a small cost.
WE are in a better position than ever before to interest you in the Clothing line. Our values are
far ahead af our prices. Will be pleased to see you at any time, Rather see you now than later
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B R O W N HI A W IX I INI O PHONE 13. SEWARD. ALASKA.