15 K 0 S I U S & N 0 0 N
LUMBER and BUILDERS; HARDWARE
WINDOWS. DOORS. GLASS, MILL-WORK and BOAT LUMBER
\K,.„ts l or— STANDARD MARINE ENGINES. STANDARD KID
TKOLLKR. STAND VRD KID.
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Fit YE — BUI HN COMPANY
S E W A R l>
Inspect our Ucfrijjerators.
Assure VourM'lf of Cleanliness
and Sanitary Conditions.
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jb<> U’ •M|4a('l|!nt) 1° ^’ni$ i
ui-Suipiing- I
J. R. H *»zor came ;n from*out ‘he i
line on last night’s train and left fo
LaTouche on the steamer Adm t.
Watson.
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Alex Hamilton, prominent business
man of Ka'rbanks, arrived on the t v
last n:ght and left on the Admi r
Watson for the,states. Mr. IlamiUo
is enroute to Uew \ork on a put1 a >
ing trip for the Goff store at
banks.
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Attorney General J. 0. Murphy, r I
Seward for the pa*t ten clays ami mak
inir h‘< h a l vm tors at the HoH Ov
erland. left for his headquarters ast
night on the Admiral Watson.
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The t"ain arrived last n'ght at n
o’clock from Anchorage. The uatev a*
City limited leaves hero tomorrow
morning at 8 o’clock for t?ie nort i^ n
r BACKACHE
Umbc Up With Penetrating
Hamlin • W'xaro OH
4 harmless and elective Pr°r>ara«
tion to relieve the o vti' oi L t:e: nta
tism Sciatica. Lame Back *iv’ i um
bago is Hamlin s iNi/aio ‘hi L "*en j
etrate> QOicklv in « , »
md limbers up st*tt aching 'omt? anc
muscles .
You have no idea how useful it
will be tound in -ase' even Uy
ailment or mishap when there is
need or an immediate nealtng anti
septic application as in cases ot ,
sprains bruises, cuts, burns bites
and stings
Get it from druggists tor >( cents
It not satisfied return the bottle and
get vour mone\ back
Ever constipated or have sick
headache? 'ust trv Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills, bU
ceuts. Guaranteed.
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PLUMBING AND *
HEATING *
Sheet Metal Works
ClIAS. LEFHNER «
Tel. Madsn 146 *
LET US DO
! YOUR WASHING
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Seward Steam laiindrj
Phone Main 1 57
JOR PRINTING
AT THE .
GATEWAY
end of the division.
Leo Ohnhouser came in last nig: c
out he tine and is rog.scereu a. !
the Hotel Seward.
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C. Hunger, commission employee, *s |
a passenger south on tne Adni r*. i
Watson.
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C. Hung »>*, comirussion emp’o/eo.
is a pas enge” south on th Admi al
Watson for a visit in the states.
Tim Hrid ro chib will meet t* m a -
vo”* afternoon with Mrs. George sex
ton.
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.I"dgr» ("merge T. Harrow came »r
from M>le 2G hast n:ght and is a guest
at the Hotel Seward.
\. (' '- ’son an l David Bmviek, a~
• 'va’s on the Admiral Wrtson \
MaRb^t Co*’", are registered at fhc
Hotel Seward.
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Mr. and Mrs. F’ich Lucas "nt"»ta;i*
cd at d n—r ha^t nigM v’ith RH)e*t Ro
.?s the guest of honor. Later in
{V»r» *••»»•»*»»»* other guests enjoyed card ;
and dancing.
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K W. Gr:ffith and .T. F. G *:f * t1
nml J F. Baird, of the cannr v at Hal
ibut Co”e, are passenger south on th '
Admiral Watson. th* hearing pa Hr
having been completed for this season.
Mrs. H. S. BaMrst^n entm-t^n-d
-rjjf .rday afternoon and agarn tb>s af
tern°oo *n hnno** of h"r guest. M’>.
Vrch e Balderston.
Tv*o h»m lff d and fourteen nnxes cf
f**o7.co harbut '’-ns taken *onth by th''
Admu-al Watson from the San Juan
dock.
The Odd F'liovs miH <*i”»* a d.arce
ti>r,'orvo,v ":gbt in their hall. The p' b
’ic is invited.
,pv*'» n°xt steamer south v.’ill c,onu
up a»l frozen f;sh at the San Tuan
plant. The phant w ll then be clom.g
do vp fo” two weeks, ice will th"n b*
harvested nnd everyth :n«* n”t ;n ro^a
ir \ss fo»- the convng season’s business.
The Admiral Was^n nad h
•vds of herring aboard from ftaRbut
Cove.
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E. T. LINDNER APPOINTED
Ti f ” e •* vorpnpv PJD’SPd h\* t'' '
r*»q!<»nat:on of John F. t’offey l. T.
T.:ndn"r h°s b°"n nnr*o?ntnd manager
of F'c hand and ;mh\str"\ eera-tmmu
0f ^ha cummic
s:on. Mr. I/ndrv r wa formerly v»tv
th^ comm:ss;on ns l^nd off;ee as-rst
ant :n the said department Since leav
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COTTERS
Just received
the finest I
assortment of
WOOL PANTS
MOCCASINS PACS
and Fct Buckled
ARCTICS
In light and heavy
weight. Come in and
Have A LOOK. j
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ALL RIGHT! LET’S GO *
MALAMUTE STAGE LINE *
Now Carrying PASSENGERS & EXPRESS Between *
Taikectra, Broad Pass, Ncnana and *
ALL INTERIOR POINTS *
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Arrangements can be made by letter, telephone
or wire.
J. A. STEWART, *
TaJkcetna, Alaska. *
furnished Rooms
Hot and Cold Water
Steam Heat
VANGILDER BUILDING j
.ng Anchorage, in August, 11)18, he
has been engaged ni u»o coni new d '*
ision of the war department at Wash
ington, D. C. Mr. Lindner expects to
report at Anchorage lor diuy mo .aw
ter part of March.
Roosevelt memorial day in Seward
will bo on Satu day, February rit.
and * n th: t dal? a round-up of l ic
city will be made by special dologa
t oils to s cure donation., * > the fund
for th ' in uno: ial.
The abo/e /as decided upon hist
n » l at a sp cial meet ng of the local
comm ttee in Secretary Kays of. i .
'1’s » ni o il rs of Post Isaac F\an>,
American L "ion, will b* existed *n
th? campaign. Tin young ladies of
M'\v;r<l a- d u’so the lh\v Scouts w ll
au on tin* campagn day.
Donations will be taken for $2
V y all A1 s’:an towns have had
the;r campa’gas and Seward is ,o«s ■
1vm>s the h*st aside from Fa rbanks,
to g't in*o the b \nd wagon.
\t tin mnt'ng !ast m>ht sp^r’a!
wo*h w°s given to tin various «n *m
nf th“ committee and tin p’u "S
will b° announced from day to day.
WATSON IN
AND SOUTH
S termer Admiral Watson, which a -
nv d in port at 1 o’clock yesterday af
t 'rnoon pro’nff f st to the San Juan
dock. d:d not pro to the Seward c’oek
Mit’l r» 30 o’clock and then sailed south
T 30 o’c’ock. .
Oapt. Grsscock reported spl ridf-A
v,.; *ho to the westward no wind, but
intensely co’d.
P -ss^nTers arivimr on the Wat on
fo” Seward were Mrs. A. S. K’O.t,
David Ihit’ck and A. Cailson from
IlaMbnt Cove.
The fo’lowin*. p»ssenrrers sailed
south on the Adnr'al Watson; for Seut
\}rx Hanvlton and 0. TImifrc’.
Pfj« .T, C. Mirp^y. d. .Tand's
T'n*~»rs R'’~v F*> * rTo”'* •» —
Den Xo-h^vrr, A O D^ek. d. Tt. TTe
..ov o»vl Tl/xnrl’,::*s >n Fp*. K^
rv,;t.n— t R. Rican, J. Tt. McKee jrd
S. J. Darteh.
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W 10 A T M 10 It It 10 I* o it r
Tin* following m the woalber rrp>»t '
lor the 21 Iuhim emlmj* al 7 o r»o It
Liiia niomiiij;:—
SEWAltD 4 below Clear Calm.
Anchoiage 23 below Clear East.
M >os *crj k G C err N. E.
Matanuska 2G below Clear Calm.
(' * non 5 Clear Calm.
Wasilla 32 below Clear Calm.
Ta k Mia 3.> b *:ow C ear Ca n.
Deadhorse 1G below Clear Noith.
Hu* ricane 14 below C’car North.
Sullivans 40 below Clear Calm.
N. W. SHIPPING MEN
INVITED TO A BANQUET
SEATTLE, Jan., 30— P omine it
shipping men of the Northwest ani*
city officials will he guests at a h v -
(plot to 1)3 given by the Northwest srn
Tow Boat Owners As ocravon as ilu* |
coec'usion of its annual meeting her
KoBruary 5. it was announced today.
Classifieds
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WANTED— Washing by woman:to
take home, Notify Madison 18. J 31
HELP WANTED BY
Alaskan Engineering Comm’ssiou
Apply Employment Office Anchor./?
1 ho: so shoot ,
G t’mber men,
1 flunkey,
18 laborers,
3 section laborc s,
37 st^am shovel men
2 teamsters.
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SKIS at .1. L. GRAEF'S.
Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothing— URBACH'S
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Lady Torrington vaccum sweepers
at GRACE’S
... Sleds for boys and girls at Graef'a.
•• KAYO lamps with shades $3 30 at
G roof's.
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FVrtrir Sewing Machine motors si
Graefs.
National Water Motor Washers
at J...L* Graefs.
F'aine Eocene and Pearl Oil at
Grnof's. * .
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Ice Creepers and Skates— Gr.icfs
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Fishermen’s Supplies at Gr,,*,f«
FLASH LIGHTS and batteries a'
J. L. Graefs.
X-KO' ♦
Tha punjVant
richness of pare
Havana tobacco, .
tempered by time
to a rare mildness
—that’s tbs
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Lever i Mena ch :
Astaal Size
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B. V HOISKN A V DaV’S
ALASKA TRANSFER
H. v. n<>i;KN. Manaumh /
Coal, Wood and Ice
Geueral Tranaftr ' rhuuva, Main l< and 81
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Mur^ules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
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JOHN A. NFLSCN Manager
Office A dinin'I lluilriinR
Wayne 01 ue. \»»«*n t
SIWAKD AIASKA
EXCLUSIVE
DISTRIBUTORS
OF
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ALSO
j StWARD, >!A^A ^ r MONOPOL
' WlliTTP * CIGARS*
MAKE THE NORTHERN YOUR
HEADOLARTERSWIiil.fi IN SEWARD.
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When it comes to the hard
“knock - down - drag - out”
ser\ ice that a fisherman
• gives hoots, ordinary rubber
can’t stand up.
* Rut Goodrich “Mi-Press’1 Rubber Boots and
Shoes aren't ordinary. I hey re made, in a
better wav—in ON E SOLI 13 PIEOE and
they ern't leak or peel.
One | air will outlast a whole
sea on of hard service—out:
wear two or three ordinary
pairs.
Put your money on (loodrieh
“1 li-Pros” and > ou’ll never
be ' satisfied with anything
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else.'*
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y Sold by 45>000 Dealers
The B. F. Goodrich Rubber C^oy
The City of Goodrich—Akfon, Olnoy^
113-15 king Street
Seattle