li U O S I U s & N O () N
l.l MHEK and BUILDERS; HARDWARE—
WINDOWS. DOORS. CLASS, MILL-WORK and BOAT LUMBER
Vf-nnt- lor STANDARD MARINE EXCISES. STANDARD KID
1 ROLLER. STAND VRD KID.
1 RYE — BRUHN COMPANY
S E \V A U I >
Inspect our liefrixeratorH.
\->uiv Yourself of Cleanliness
ami Sanitary Conditions.
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Stiuh lie fore Huilding
Whm rou I 'k throuch tM.r c.t*l«**’M* <' S ot*. '*’»*•
ilowfc Uinirt. pu*rr-fount. root. *. punt. huu.-in l**H
htr Iwiir inJ ;>»nW» vuu » II ilixvi^i l.w^ )ou
4»A.it t.> $« *ou- hoc~. Kn. wSrro vo« wilL hut r<t
bouk t»; *t Ro. (. V2* 1ft At. > . 'kittle. Bet
let Mill»o(k. Mil. »'W Duvi*.
Hook i.s Free
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1*01.1 IK \I. A.nNDI M KMKN 1
UAl K K. \NDEtfSO\
Ol MMl.t HK
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\nno*inees he • c»4:i lulacv lor
th»* Territor * i »u? • o' ttopro
»ontative> *.uo eel lo the Demo
cratic primaries in April 19-0.
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II. i:. l.au:hiin. t * 1 ng m: li'
of tho a.d pa tincat o: I *
Commission is regi>toica »*. lie
tol Seward :ind will he hnv for a wo. k
or ton days. Mr. Eaughlin is u
oompanied In his mother. .Mrs. K. A.
I.aughliu. who wiii leave on tho Via
moda for h*’* home in Portland.
It. J. Munro. r shlont engineer *
Milo 52. and I.. K. Crammer. also an
engineer at tin* same station, are *a
g stored at'tho Hot*! Seward havivg
como in **n tho train !a**t night.
Mrs. N N P! ■”
inont Anchorage me* chant is a gu“s*
at the Hotel Sewa» ! on her way to tnc
states on a vis t.
H. C. Pa.vis. * merly i**sidont m
g r.eor at Korn »■*’s. lately with i'**
S-a rist foroo. acco* onnied by bis r >*r,
ily. is register***! at tho Hotel Sewa >
* "routo to tho states.
I C. Seeley. chief accountant of the
commission and W. U. Manning. *t >ro
V.*epo»* at \nchore go. came in on tl «*
Catoway City limited last night and
a:*** guests at th*' Hot *1 Seward.
A. E. Morehouse, from Mil** 52. is
vogisteivd at tho Hotol Soward.
\Y
man from th«* commission at Anchor
:vr,*. is registered at the Hotel ^**w
ard going outside tor a visit. Mi
PLUMBING AND
HEATING
Sheet Metal Works
( HAS. LECIINER
Tel. Madsn 146
LET US I) 0
YOLK WASHING
Seward Steam Laundry
Phone Main 157
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JOli PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
HELP WANTED BY
M.iskun Engineering Commission
a; ,)ly Employment Office Sowar*!.
LABORERS
FOR REN 1 - Furnished or unlur-1
nished housekeeping rooms. Inquire
l lot 4*1 Sexton. FI 1*1.
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WAY H O—Woman caretaker ol
700 m>. Inquire at i’he KKV FI!*!.
SKIS it J. L. <iK \EF*S.
Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx
\>lhing— V’KILU’H'S
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Lady Torrington \accuni sweepoi 4
it GKAKF’S
Sled' for hoys and girls at Graefs.
KAYO lamps with shades $3 30 at
%
Graefs.
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Electric Sewing Machine motors <n
Graefs.
National Water Motor Washers
at J. L. Graefs.
Elaine Eocene and Pearl Oil at
Gruel's.
Ice C reepers and Skates— Graefs
Fishermen’s Supplies at Graeta.
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FLASH LIGHTS and batteries at
J. L. Graefs.
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Morehouse has lately been at Camp
86.
Mrs. E. W. Hughes, wife of the
Episcopal minister at Aucuuiuge, »s
at ih • Motel Seward on her way lo tl.»
st a s 01 a visit.
Arthur Gray is one of the experts
>{' the Seward shops who has be.m
uansfeired to the Anchorage railroad
shops. Mr. Gray will clave for Anchor
age on the tain Wednesday.
Miss Celia Foreman, nurse. «s *e
gistered at the Hotel Overland going
to the states.
H. U. M. Higgins, draftsman with
the commission, is registered at the
Hotel Overland.
Charles W. Donnelly, with the ac
counting department of the A. E.
is a guest at the Hotel Overland.
COTTER’S
Just received
the finest
assortment of
WOOL PANTS
MOCCASINS PACS
and Four Buckled
ARCTICS
In light and heavy
weight. Come in and
Have A LOOK.
ALL RIGHT! LET’S GO
MALAMUTE STAGE LINE
Now Carrying PASSENGERS & EXPRESS Between
Taikeetna. Broad Pass, Nenana and
ALL INTERIOR POINTS
Arrangements can be made by letter, telephone
or wire.
J. A. STEWART,
Taikeetna. Alaska.
[ furnished Rooms
Hot and fold Water
Steam Heat .
VANGILDEK BUILDING
Mrs. (’. L. Mason, wife of the pri
vate secretary to C >1. Mears, anil hoi
friend, Miss V\. Connors, are in tn'i
city and will return to Anchorage on
Wednesday’s train.'
Regarding the new construction d« *
partment. building of outfit ears, etc .
at the S‘\vard shops, l’\ A. Hanseu
'.his morning staled that matter was
mw being taken up in conference w;H>
Col. H. 1*. Warren. Master Mechanic
Hedberg also stated .that ten men
would remain in Seward, operatin'
♦he mechanical department of tie*
shops.
Mrs. Frederick Mears came over on
♦ he (lateway City limited last nigh*-,
accompanying her husband as far
Scwa'd. Mrs. Mears will return to her
1 i • ;i ♦ Anchorafi * on the train Wed
nesdny.
E. I\ Hedberg, master mechanic
from Anchorage, is registered at the
Hotel Overland.
Hany 0. McCain, committeeman
of the regular Republican club at An
chore pe. is repistored at the Hotel
Sexton.
Frank 1'. McCloary and Cl. F Nap' *.
are in from Mile 52 and repistered at
the Hotel Sexton.
A. A. ’ n came in f’oni out the
'in-* last nipht and is a puest at me
Hotel Sexton.
R. I). Courtnay, apent of the Ad
miral Line at Anchorape, came o\ v
on the train last nipht and is repist
eml at the Overland.
H. 1>. Taylor, one of the stomped ms
to the westward is search of oil land,
v.-ns formerly Alaska travelinp apent
of the Croat Northern with his W.
<mai tors at Seattle. He i? :it the Over
land.
C'harles Cameron, of Cameron s
raf '. has a lame ann today from shak
ing hands with his many friends from
An 'hornpe.
The h'p fish b* *t New Copland came
into nort yesterday with a man with :i
diVocntml shoulder. Dr. Sloan attended
th<» injured man and the heat left for
the banks early this morninp. The
New Enpland carries a crew of 35
men.
H. S. CIVIC CUT MEETS
The Hi?rh S hool Civic Club held
its roerulnr session last 'Friday after
noen by presenting the followinpf list
cf current topics:
Events occurring in the State.*.
Elsie Leslie; Local happenings.' Paul
Guv; Alaska News, Mm-vl Towle; For
ei'.rM Items, Film or Carter.
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TRAVELING MEN HERE
Five commercial men. "ho nave
been to tho interior, returned . ..
Gateway city limited Vst nW.. 'a...
five are rep'stcrod at the Hotel 0vo -
Don’t give it a coarse to
“sci in'—use Dr. King's
New Discovery
/T^IIAT dnnpTo . \\h n*
j ci tl or • > ► • or «.
jrr.poo . . \ • o •’
of you m:iy < . t i.:.
think. l>ro: »;»t
Knm's Now iiisrovi will ;i«
long si<m«*. v.
|«*or ii:iy your
COUTt'Sloll cii. o r ' , »i« ! i
i . ' !;«••! |»; It
and rou rlis. «• i» i> ’•> i
stors- take* It .. *
l*o no »I: >*:i.. 1 1 r-<
I’Oo. ;il|i| • 1 . • ;
«!r..^r;I •. s. • il a i •.
E owe:? er.\Tte 1 -i crr.* ..
—liver livens I#i'«• llows fr v
!.<• t«{-1< lie. I>i.. his*: •; i• *ti :i;• i
smilin' li mu::' • ' :ir w
,1m*. Kin., s New l..i I M's 1 *• ! »»
their initr il, eoe.iio*; ■! . :«r* 1 »n.
PlirglltlM v ll"Vel*
redive, sc. , * i.Jilii., i ’
should i i I*
s\stem v»“’ ’ '!v.
t iu* v. ay *»i ♦ m#. 'N NV v'
Fills- gently
the howoN. <•
liue-clo rgi 4 . ne; |*i«*
J lie tn«»S|
tl.e s\>!» *m ' i •
|l( M lil Ol 4 u*u* W *< v • * •
druggists.
land and are W. 15. Hetrick, C. Atk n
.son, F. J. Cox, Hurley Moore and
Charles K. Hooker, accompanied by ! i.
.if.*. Mr. Cox may join the stamp In
to the westward for oil land location.
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TRAIN M \KES FAST TIME
TO SEW ARD FROM ANCHORAGE
The (kiteway City Un ited, leaving
\nchorage at N o’clock yesterday, hd
the White Mule high ball, danced ov i
the rails behind two locomotives and
arrived at the Seward station at t»:’w
o’clock last night. One hundred amt
t m passengers arrived in Seward on
the train.
! IONEERS IRE GOING TO
CELEBRATE SEWARD DAY
At the meeting of thr* Pionenrs hcb
Saturday night a committee was *1 •»*
pointed to take charge of the enter
tainment on Seward day, March 2ht';.
Seward day is the date when Vki-n •
Wjl? reaPy purchased Pom the R«
si ns and the celebration here will 5 e
properly observed.
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HUNCH. MEETS TONIGHT
Th^* citv council will meet tonight
at 8 o’clock in the town ball.
J. M. Shoup, in California for Hie
past year, is to return to Ketchikan
an! resume the practice of law.
The pungent
richness of pure
Havana tobacco,
tempered by time
to a rare mildness
—that's the
Lover a Monarch
Actual Size
* *c, 1 for 2>o c.*J ISc sizes
o *r,c, ^ *'1*
i^iri •.' ...a * 2i-?2jc
JOSE LOVE?vA CDfc.?A>A
TAMPA
Schwar Tras. 7 Co., Inc., Sectt!a, Washington, .tributors
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ALASKA TRANSFER
(I. V. BOBKN, MANAOK.lt
Coal, Wood and Ice j
General Transfer •* " ’‘hones. Mam 1 anti bl
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & MarpuJes — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
JOHN A. NELSON. Manager
Office Admiral Ui i'^ng
Wayne Mine Agent.
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EXCLUSIVE
DISTRI BUT0R8
OF
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CIGARS
MAKE THF NORTEYOUR
HEADQUARTERS W Hi IE UN bE\v aRD.
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V can't stand up.
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One j air will outlast a whole
season of hard service—out
wear two or three ordinary
pairs.
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“Hi-Press" and you’ll never
be satisfied with anything
else.
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