1i K 0 SI U S & N 0 O N
U MliElt and BUILDERS; HARDWARE—
WINDOWS. DOORS. GLASS. MILL-WORK and BOAT LUMBER
\c.ni- for— STANDARD MARINE ENGINES. STANDARD KID
TROLLER. STAND vRD KID.
FKYE — BUI UN COMPANY
S K W A K I)
Inspect our Refrigerators.
Assure Yourself of Cleanliness
anil Sanitary Conditions.
Study Before Building
When *<*» look throufh our catalogue ol d 'O'V »*“•
dowa. pUJtef-board. r,x*»< pa nt. buu. ...
urea. bailware and paneli you « II di<o » !•» >
• ant to da ' ou’ hou«e. B ty Wacte ,ou w.'L but at
,h?. book C at. Bov if, 12XU M. b.. Seattle. Bet
Kf SUttiwiW. Saab aud Door*.
Book is Free
Holly Ashby, formerly with the com
mission who has been in Scuttle lo
over a year, is coining north again i
Seward and will be employed on tl
railroad again.
O. C. Hvatum, President of the 1\
cific Sea Food Products t omp m\
passed through Seward yes tee day o
the Admiral Watson for Port C hatha
where h s company will erect a co'
storage plant this season.
A. J. Jon s. form uly stationed he '
with a detachment o<* soldiers, a» rr\r
on the Admiral Watson from Fort l.is
cum. Jon*s is stopping at the Hole
Sexton and will leave Wednesday •»
the train for Anchorage whore he h
been ordered.
Anton Olson and Barney Brenna*
commission employees v. ho iu*nycd
on th.* Admiral Watson . are rcgis‘
ered at the Hotel Seward.
H. A. Roweis is registered at tin
HoH Overland.
J. J. Chisholm, the Amocat rep’-e
sentative, arrived on the AdmPa’ V. at
son enroot' to Anchorage and Is a
guest at the Hotel Overland.
Kenny Rudolph, formerly w;th
Brown & Hawkins, has purchased *
two ton truck in Seattle and engng-’
iii |V»r» business.
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Corlew. forme*
residents of Seward, have soM the >:u
Rr*mo apartment house in Seattle ynd
xv:n »^f"*** to Alaska, probeb'y going
to tb« W:11ow e**eek district where Mr.
Co>lew has property.
O l 0”:nn. arrival on the Watson
fro»p ?s registered at the Ho
tel Overland.
to Anchor*fm wdl fled
th« Pa*-so"S one of the UD-t«
*«tnh,;sVmepts oH will be -or
ta*n e* rn’^"rtM8 t’*e*'hnenT
F. Crawford is registered at the He
plumbing and
HEATING
Sheet Metal Works
CHAS. LECH NEK
Tel. Madsn l-lfi
let us [) 0
YOUR WASHING
Seward Steam Laundry
Phone Main 1 5/
JOR PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
tel Seward having come over from
Cordova on the Admiial Watson.
Robert Komig is a passenger on th* I
Gateway C’ty limited today from An I
* ho ag * , coming over to celebrate h
birthday with his parents Tinil sister.
The Admiral Watson brought eigh
days mail and the first clars mail v:w
Pstributed early yesterday by th •
Post office force, much of the secor.
c'ass mail also having been boxed
j dir ing the afternoon.
A. Hestor McDonald, durg store I
magnat* of Seward and AncPorag**,
’s > expre s and steamship agent a*
Sv"* urd, is on today’s train from An
cho age. M*s. McDonald arrives on th
Vameda aft o* a three months trip in
states. prnoipally at Seattle.
The Alameda brings two day’.*:
ma’’ from Seattle and the states.
Peg*nn‘ng with tlrs issue of the
G 'teway the labor calls for men
vv»trtd bv the Vaskan Fnginoorir:
^o»nm;s<;on will be found in the class
*f; ‘<1 column.
T. W. Hawkins, who has b^ep in
\nch wage or bus;ness. is firobrb'y on
♦bo today’s Gateway City limited from
hrt C*>ok inVt metropolis.
Th' Va>ka Transfer company r
'o'v harvcstuig ice D'orn the f*rst lake
to bo used in Seward during the hot
■umrocr months. Guess that will eithoi
hill or warm you.
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w K \ T It K It It W P O It T
The followin'* U the weather rq*o*t
the 21 hour* e»nli»ij* at 7 oVUrdc
*•?>; morten**:—
SEWARD 1 C> above Clear , Calm.
Anchorage 12 above Frggy, Ca’m.
Chickaloon ID b 'low. Clear. Calm.
Tunnel IS below. Clear, Ca’m.
Moosecreek IS below. Clear, Calm.
Matnnuska 20 below. Clear, Calm.
Wasilla 30 below, Clear, Calm.
Talkoetna 35 b 'low. Clear , Calm.
Deadhorse 24 below. Clear, North.
Indian River 32 below, clear. Calm.
Hurrican C.ulch 22Vlow Clear Calm
Mile 2D2 22 below. Clear, Calm.
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PIONEERS II \VE BIG TIME
Tl,e !oC;ii Powers hud a brp t'mo
’«st Saturday n;rht. The feed d^sh-d
•in by Gdyatrick and Gnest. with the
•ssistaore of others, snrsffed the *1
man and woman. The pmprnm
•vas pood. P:onoor* Root and
•anHb”t;n<r 4he '’ooa1 Srt1ort;ons, Pio
GveAn recitinp or story Hlimr
•id W. E. R:eh and John >foon jr.
’o<»pIofr and jiT'r*np. P;oreo- Sort1',
•ho with Tom Tow'e a’°o fnrtrsh '
ho mns'r nv>do a n-at contain raJwr
of a speech. Danclnp was enjoyed d«”
COTTER’S
Just received
the finest
assortment oi
WOOL PANTS
MOCCASINS PACS
ar.d Co ir IJuckied
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, Ncnana and
ALL INTERIOR POINTS
Arrangements can be made by letter, telephone
or wire.
J. A. STEWART,
Taikeetna, Alaska.
furnished Rooms
Hot and Cold Water
Steam Heat
VANGILDER BUILDING
,i g the evening, the quadrille and
waltzes predominating.
IhoneoiS came in i.(m out tiie .j
and bobbed up Horn every coiner and
all enjoyed themseivcs.
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WATSON IN PflHT
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Steamer Admiial Watson, in com
auaul ox Capt. Glasscock and with
ihi.ser Gar y liach aboard, arrived in
j o:t Sunday morning at 1 o c.ock sev*
,al hours ahead oi Svludule time. Tin;
Admiral Watson weht into Fida’go
liay to load oii\ but there was none,
so came direct to Seward.
The Admi al Watson brought 2M)
tons of freight and 15 passengers as
follows:
Anton Olson, Barney Brennan,
A. ‘Bowers, »I. 0. Hutton, Jcfm: a
Murphy, J. J. Chisholm, G *orge AL
bott, 6. J. Quinn, F. Crawfod, A. .1
I olios, and seven st orage.
The Watson sailed for the west vard
it 4 o’clock yeste. day afternoon.
Capt. G’asscock expects to rctur"
to Sewa-d from the westward not 'av
er than Wednesday night, southb mr :
for Seattle.
Vl'TORNEY GENE’JAI. MI Ill’llY
IIKRE on way to anchorage
Attorney general Jcrcm;ah Mur
phy, with headquarters at Juneau, ar
rived on the Admiral Watson and i *.
registered at the Hotel Overland. Mi
Mu’phv is on his wav to An'lnreg*
on business and will leave on Wcdn r
day’s train.
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CAL HUTTON RETURNS
J. C. Hutton, one of the rail way men
of the commissron. returned from th*'
states on the Admiral Watson. Mr.
Hutton has been absent for several
months most or the time in Seatt’o.
Coming north Mr. Hutton visited Hy
der and Ketchikan.
REV. CONDIT OCCUPIES
M. E. CHURCH PULPIT
\t the Methodist church Irst ever
ing the usual soup service was c*» -
darted by thA choir assisted by Mr
ha Bailey, so’o:st.
Inst ad of the usua’ sermon by IL v.
(V»rter, Rev. .Tanias R Cord:t. win •'
in charge of the Presbvt'Hrn rv*s*o
wo’k »n Alaska, pave a vo”y interest
ing tn’k on thA cond:t:on of thA p o ’
and the iression work in thA fav’ no.*”'
at Point Barrow and nAighborinp •
p:ons.
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ELOISE AT UNALASKA
Tho mni1 hoAt E’o’*se rrr?vAd at Ln
o'rska vAstA**dAv ac°o,,rt*r'nr a <••••».
loss received bv A™nt Wav™ B;"’
♦Vs fa'-e^eon. T^A E’o’fn i’ T)”"'
bably on her way back to Seward.
ADMIRAL LINE
TO HAVE MORE
DJAIS ON iM
Steamers Admiial Watson .j.«
Admiral Evans and a'so a freight;
will be operated on the Southwesiei
Alaska route by the Admiral Line b
ginning undoubtedly during the late
part of next month.
Tlie Steamer Admiral Watson wi<
make one more trip north, then be Ini
off for about t°n days for the annr
overhauling. The Evans will take t’l
run of the Watson. When the Admiv
Watson comes back on the route b >tl
r*' steamers will he opei at
The freighter will perhaps be the A«
miral Goodrich.
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On account of the increase in
price of horse feed and labor, the ma
who operates the water wagon
Whitehorse has announced an inciva.-'
of 1 cent per bucket on water.
Classifieds
HELP WANTED HY
Alas’:an Engincerm r Conm’ssion
Apply Employment Office Anclu».a;;
1 horse shocr,
6 t:mber men,
1 flunkey,
18 laborers,
.*1 section Inhere s,
12 steam shovel ?n<*n.
SKIS at J. L. OR VEF’S.
Home of Hart Schaffner & Mars'
clot fiiti?— URBACH’S
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Lady Torrinpton vaccum sweepers
at GRAEFS
Sleds for boys and pirls at Graefa.
RAYO lamps with shades $3 50 at
Graefs.
_«5*__
FWtric Sewing Machine motors •u
Graefs.
A -
National Water Motor Washers
at J. L. Graefs.
E’aine Eocene and Pearl Oil at
Graefs.
Ice Creepers and Skates— Graefs
Fishermen’s Supplies at Gr'»^rs
FLASH LIGHTS and batteries ai
J L. Graefs.
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TIi3 pungent
richness of para
Havana tobacco,
tempered by time
to n rare mildness
u.n*l_ 3.^C13 Lover a Monarch
Aztual Size
Clear Havana. Ciqaic*
ljv* \ c. >**:•> ayz.
. Li taxpa
Crao. O’ Co., Lie., Saattla, Washington, Tistributors
H. v. HOIIKN A. K. t)AV*M
ALASKA TRANSFER
H. V. HOUKN. ManaOKH
Coal, Wood and Ice
I
General Transfer * I’hones, Main 1< and HI
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whitteinure & War^ules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
mm Vi/JEE iri FCVilR COMPANY
JCHN A. NFLSCN, Vdna^r
Office Admit *1 HuiVing
Wayne Mue. \gent
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Wi1i!Tr i
Exn.nsivfc
OISTKIHI TORS
OF
B i V 0
ALSO
M0N0F0L
CIGARS
make the northern voi r
IIEAlKJl AIM EK.S \\ 'iii.E i.N SEWARD.
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When it comes to the hard
“knock - down - drns? - out”
service that a fisherman
give > boots, ordinary rubber
can’t stand up.
Rut Goodrich “Mi-Prcs's” Rubber Roots and
Shoes aren't ordinary. 1 hey re mu !e in a
better way—in ONIi SOLID PILoL and
they cent leak or peel.
One j air xvi'l outlast a xxhole
sea 0:1 of liai d serxiee—»aii
wearlwo or three ordinary
pairs.
Put your money on (joodrich
“ Hi-Pre? s’* an J \ ou II tu v<. r
be satisfied with anything
else.
Sold by 45,000 Dealers
The 15. F. Goodrich Rubber Co.y
1 he City of Goodrich—Akron, O* i<
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113-15 KmjJ Street L
Scuttle