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SEWARD MACHINE SHOP
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MACHINIST.
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Ml iie\v fi* *h >iutat special prices.
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DKPAIMMEM OE THE LNTKKlOiv
Alaskan » ln^!MtHT’iuj lorn mission
i atiib !ra\t ard anive at Seward a
follows:—
' j A. >1. Wednesday and Saturday
K »oso\oil, Tunnel, Hilda. ,%d
A :»lu rai*v. A. rise 4:J5 P. M. Mon
u'V aiul Ihursduy.
.i \< M Anthorajr.e on Mef.du}
( \ M. fo
Ma.. .. >l;a. Wasil'a, Houston, lal
n • .a. at d on Wodnesday at 8:.°*0
for Matanuska, Kska anu
* a eka o *n.
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* •.,!,,«! sor\iu! on i!u* Seward — Au
e .uram* train in hut Hu iar. M8
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The ik’sl i.ir.eol'
\Yo» king Slues
Thai liver l ame
io Alaska.
Also a l uiiipidv
i.i.u- cl Sunui'.ei*
l ndenvtur, in l' e
in ion Saits
The flare V. here
Mm On; lit.
COTTER’S
FLUMDING AND
MATING
S'.rei lildai W orks
< jiAS. UXIINKU
Tel. Mausti i46
WILLIAM A. LLSSK.
I'. S. Wim-i il Sin'c.'or,
Bi:iM OUi» Ml-MMl I OHM
C'uii!'*' ft. Alaska.
BELLAII B. WILSON, Oph. I).
Have your EYES tested and
GLASSES properly fitted.
ROOM 2
ELLSWORTH BUILDING
Seward, Alaska.
WHY THAT LAME BACK?
That morning lameness- those sharp
pains when bending or lifting, make
work a burden and rest impossible.
I )i>n't bo handicapped by a bad back—
look to your kidneys. You wiU make
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no mistake by following this map’s (
example.
James burke, retired contractor,
tied X. Virginia St., Reno, Nev., says:
•‘My back was lame and my kidney.
• * weak a year ago. When 1 tried
I u* get up from a chair, a terrific
|,.iiu st»i:ck re- in tie* small of m\
back and l had to brace my hands on
tl c arms of the chaii in older to raise
up. I got up several times at night t<
pass the kidney secretions, which were
h gH> colored and burned in passage.
1 heard about Doan’s Kidney Tills and
one box from Julian & Shaver’s Drug
S are cured my back and made it
sound and well. My kidneys acted like
hick work.”
Trice GOc, at all dealers. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Dmn’s ivid,.>*y Tills— th" same that
Mr. Rurke had. Tester Miiburn Co.,
.Mfgis., Tuffalo. N. Y.
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babies are coupons of interest at
t; h**d to bonds of matrimony.
ft
ig Money in Poultry
at Alderwood Manor
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GENEVA, Aug.. 25— King Albert
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