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* plumbing and
* HEATING
* Sheet Metal Works
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* CHAS. LECH NEK
* Tel. Madsn I4h
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RVOMOOR SII.K flOSK
Just in
THKY ARK HARD TO UKT
Come Karly
K I. 1. S \V O R T H
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DISTII.I ATE $3.»0 p“r cum- at Gracia
WATSON IN AND
SAILS TO THE
WESTWARD
Steamer Admiral Watson arriv'd
in port at 4 oclock last Saturday ut.
ernoon bringing M>0 tons of freight
ami the following passengers for Sew
ani— N. \V. Sheley. Andrew Was
leigh. Don Grkovieh. David |l*enniok
Frederick Itroadwell. K. He'r.ni
Judge S. O. Morford. Thomas King
T. P. I.orang ami T. J. Hradshaw.
The Admiral Watson did not com
plete discharging her freight for her*
until :t o’clock Sunday morning thei
sailed for Anchorage. Halibut Cove
port Graham. Seldovia ami Kodiak
Capt. Glasscock expects tn In* back it
Seward on his southbound Dip nex
Friday.
Passengers sailing on tin* Watsoi
THE A L A S K A SHOP
la Cream Sodas
and Soft Drinks
Candies — Phonographs
Kodak Supplies
Toilet Articles
Developing
Printing
Enlarging
! L E T U S 1) 0
YOUR WASHING
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Seward Steam Laundry.
Phone Main 157
v as foPov >: for Kodiak - .1. F
Keegan, l». Y. Salman, and Mrs. F. A.
Pemouoff and Mike t habitnoy. fo<
Soldo via— A. C arlson, 1' rod Johnson,
William Mustek and Andrew .Mattis.
M VN CLAIMING TO UK
Ml RDFKFR S V V I IIKU IS
TO IIFLP PI KINO TK1 \F
Wili am Dempsey. indicted at \ a»
d* z t*\ the grand jury for the murd ‘
of Isaae Evans and Margaret Favor
e iterod a oh a of insanity to the two
charges. The trial of Dempsey is set
for November 24th . According to
citizens attending the court at Vaido/.,
a man claiming to be the father of
Dempsey, lives in Cleveland and wired
that he would come t<» ’he :ik'S’ tauo*
of his son. It was indicated that th*
father was well-to-do.
OFF ON HCNTINd TRIP
H. S. Ralderston, of the Hank ol
Sewam. and Frank J. Cotter, one ol
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LUMBER and BUILDERS; HARDWARE
WINDOWS. DOORS. GLASS, MILL-WORK and BOAT LUMBER.
A^nts For- STANDARD MARINE ENGINES, STANDARD KID
TROLLED, STANDARD KID.
EKYE — mtUUN COMPANY
S E W A It I)
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I import our Refrigerators.
Assure Yourself of Cleanliness
ami Sanitary Conditions.
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the merchant kings of Seward, left on
yesterday's train for out the line on
a week’s hunting trip. Moo.e and othci
wild game will he shot, probably, an 1
brought back to Seward by the duo.
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.Mrs. Ch cries Einswilor left for a
v dt to i i rouche on the Ala *ka.
, SERIAL 011 lb
NOTICE of application FOR
PATENS' FOR COAL LAND *.
I department of hie interior
CMTKD ST \TES LAND OFFICE
JCNEAC. ALASKA.
NOTICE IS HERE1IY given th: ’
the Thompson Valley Coal Company..
;(.rporation organized under tin* law
of the state of Arizona and dtdy an
tl orized to do business in the torriton
0i* Alaska has made application und«
t a* provisions of the Acts of ( ong;e.>
of April 2S. 11*04. and May 28, 190b.
r. id the provisions of the Revised
Statutes relating to the location o'
c >al lands to purchase the Tip Top
and Fourth of July coal claims whit!
!'o-m a p «rt of the group of coni
claims inch r**'d i.. t • S. Survey
| ,o. which is more particularly d *
, .a *ibed as i ' lew, —
Commencing at Cor.. No.. 1. whence
i’ S. L. M. Cnga No. b bears due .\*
iiiiiisiiiiiiiiii :iiiuiii«i:i«i2:iiiii9i<ii»iiKniiui
40.00 chs., thence N. 80 chs. to Cor.
2. tli‘nee W. l! <‘.::7 chs. to C«>r.
No. 0, thence S. 80 chs. to Cor. No. 4,
♦hence E. IKJ.dd chs. to Cor. No. 1. the
place of beginning. Said survey No.
1. 0 is situated on the N. .d'ore of
C ignil; Bay and in latitude 50 deg. 2d
n n., N. and Long. 158 dog., do min.
\\., .Mag. Yar ‘20 deg. 50 min. E.
Any and all persons claiming ad
v. rsely any of said lands are required
t< fiic with the Register and Receive!
of the l’ni*.« d States Land Office at
Jrncau, A’aska, their advene claim
\\r *er oa‘h. during the sixty days per
i of pa' lie »tion of the notice of said
»p!i* ati«m or within six months
after or they wili he debarred by
* 'i . visions of the statutes.
EFFJE A. FRISBEE,
Register.
.1 me 2d. 1010.
•'' : (LCcway 01 issues.
I d.e . f first rub. Aug.. 25, 1010.
I ate f ’.ast Rub. Nov., -1th, 1010.
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\ ,K)B \ M>?:UT YUNG COME YN\
i .icciivi'd Etnbalrncrg
I ,nera! Directors
\!\ 1 >. AL YSK \.
II. v lions ■' *'■
ALASKA TRANSFER
H. v. HOBEN, Manager
Goa!, Wood and !ce
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General Trausle- - * ' V,ain 17 aD'1 81
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Margules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
EXCLUSIVE
DISTRIBUTORS
OF
8 I V 0
ALSO
MONOPBL
CIGARS
MAKE THE NORTHERN YOUR
HEADQUARTERS WHILE IN SEWARD.
i SEWARD WATER and POWER COMPANY
JOHN A. NELSON, *v'.ana*.er
Office Admiral Holding
\Yu>ne HI ue. Vgent.
SUVARI) AlASKA
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1> A C ’ S
H A T S
CAPS
TIES
bags
SOCKS
G RIPS
BOOTS
S H O E S
SHIRTS
QUILTS
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c 0 M E A N D T AKE IT A \> A A
Have you seen that Famous iishawake Line of Rubber
„■ ods? SHOE PAC — LOW Rl LLLRs — 1 Ol..v
jj ye KLE ARCTICS — FELT i tOOTEES
F- a,(1reat ‘"pat S’ “rcoatC
,S VdERWEAiY "two P1EC E SUITS UNION SUITS
( ooners, Medlicott, Wrights, Munsmgwcar, htandt ields,
All lines to tie to, sec them.
FANCY FLANNEL SHIR'i S IN ALL PA 11EIINS
1 Ve don’t like to brag, but say Roy Howdv, have a k>ol\. ^
1 > vou want a suit or a winter coat, just say Schoenbrun.
A 1 of the well dressed men in Seward wear Schoenbrun
ci >{hes and we made all of then. \\c guarantee the cloth,
w ? guarantee the style, we g uarantee the fit, and we
« • arantee the wear.
SHOES-S H0US-. SH0ES
T lat Famous line of Florsheint. is all alone tor style, qual
i‘.fit. and wear ar.d the price is reasonable, quality con
s: lered.
1* il0NE WRITE 01 TELL US WHA 1
YOU W A N T
II WE HAVEN’T GOT IT WELL GET
IT FOR YOU.
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CALL AND SEE OUR NEW STORE
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OPPOSITE HOTEL SEXTON, SEWARD ALASKA
UNDERWEAR ‘
UNION SUITS
0 V E R C 0 A T S
M A C KIN A W S
RAIN COATS
BLANKETS
SW EAT ER S
F E LT SHOES
RUBBERBOOTS
WOOL PANTS
SUIT CASES
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