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ELMER \. FRIEND. EDITOR WDGENF.RVL MANAGER
Harry V. Hoben. President Frank L. Ballaine, See.
C«t«r*ii .1 t^ond-el*.. niiiur Sapt^mber 2. 1W. *< th# Port CMlWw «t *»w*r4. Alaaka.
un.itr A«'l of March 1.
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and also the local new* published herein.
\ rKorru si i;<;kstion
The suggestion of IVrrilorial com*
mission* !' of Kducat ion ||ende*>o*i
that a gymnasium should be added to
the public schools is a mighty good
one. Recreation at a gymnasium * »
Seward. either for pupils o* adults *<
a minu * quantity in Seward. The v «*» I
»‘creation seems to have l»ecn posi
tively fo'gotten in the city’s make-up.
lor not even a teeter, or a swing, ex*
cent in one or two home yards, is -eo*’.
There is no plate for children to play,
except on the streets. I'e»haps it th.*'
pupils were a*-ted what a “medic* in*
hall” was, the major*ty would ima
jrin»* it was some kind of a ndl to take.
The 'Hiking printers of \ev. \*u! .
tho>e conn rued in the publication of
1 »u maguxines, cut their nos • i
off to it** their taco. I he I »t*vtary j
l»ig*st came out with th** lull number j
• * and demonstrated that m i j
fh* photo ugraving pro
oi *e»l too, the ’eading matter .b* iny I
p.mte.i by typewriters. And now th i
publication hous«*s continuing to us«* J
linotype machines have gone on to*
o)H*!l shop <
tak«*n b c . unless he resigns from uit
ionism.
to.pi>0 -Hiking \m* ’ i* an Kx press em
ployes and use l S. Soldi*•
th** wag* - and to* oth. portions in
New N <>i k i’iiy. ended the stiikr quick
l\. The men went back to \v*r k and th*
walk ug d* legate got his.
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V> KIR H \S RKMt;N Kl> IS
\|)\ U K I ROM vM HOK \CK i
According t«* mad advices rev ive
from An* ho • ge, Role t .1. Weir, on-1
; ■ n-cl the See ii Ihvi • i
ion of th** gov* i.’r.'Ut railroad, has
hand*d in hi> resignation to (’*>1.1
M‘-a s. Chairman of th. \ askan Kn*
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Recently I'liormt^hly Renovated,
“\\ I! II WIH K OM V FIRST K L \ SS
GOODS”
“W V I M'FRSl AND HOW TO
CRKI'AKE THEM**
Cleanliness and Courtesy
IS OCR MOTTO.
PRIVATE DINING ROOM
FOR LADIES
Charles Cameron — John C. Gaffney
WE SERVE EVERYTHING
TH \T IS GOOD TO EAT
Ol’KN HAY ANI> NIGHT
GRILL
JOHN’S PLACE
gineering Commission. Tin* resigna
tion is understood to be eftective on or
befo e l December 1st,
\Kl.l. 'I YTH1SO.N IS NOW
MTKNDINt; TKX VS t OLLWii:
M ss Neil Mathison, daughter of Mr.
. C. 0. Mathison, is now on
roll'd in the senior year academy,
SireCol leg . Abilene, l’exas. Vliss
^1 nt •' > . who ha> attended the Sew
urd I’uhlic School, easily passed hm
examinations and made an advanctd
grade.
( WIMU'ON FATS IIKTTKI*. SI.KFPS
i;i:i i i:k. nsokks ijiyitki:
\KTKi: T \K1NC PAM. VC
“Y-s. Sir. I can recommend Tania
for it set me right s* veral months ag
and I have lie -n in the pink of lu alt
ever cilice." D. Cameron, who ma 1
thi> statement while discussing hi
r\pr rjici' w th a Tanluc lepresentu
tive. recent’%v, living at <>21 ( ambia,
Vancouver, and is fireman at th*'
Northern Construction Company’*
Shipyards. Mr. Cameron has made
Vancouver h*> home for the past tlii»*
ty years and is 1 nova to hundred.* »*f
I vote throng! out the city.
“It ha* b vn more than a year now.'
explained Mr. Cameron, “that 1 lost
nn a}': l tv and my stomach began
• >ubt eg me. For eight months, that
from th* t m. my trouble first
arivd u til 1 got relief by taking
Taniac . 1 suffered mo'c than I can
find words t » tell. My stomach was e>
upset that at lions I could not even
b ar the sight of food. I. *ny a time
1 have had to get up and leave the
- .* w thout eating anything on ac
count or bring nauseated. What litt'e
I did manage to eat at any time would
sou and 1 o ' mo up so with gas that
! n mid haw to unbutton uiy vest aud
|. • my bit out in order to got a good
b » a.lh. \»d sometimes this gas would
■ w my heart to palpitate so hard
and fast t at 1 con'd elmo ' !i • » •! (
and l would gi*t so dizzy that ! would \
have to gi.d) hold of something to]
keep from falling and hurting myself,
remarkable. After using thioo botlles
and that was sometime ago— I was
feeling as strong and well as I ever
did and I am still feeling that way. I
picked up eight pounds while taking il
and am still holding on to that in
crease. My appetite is so big that
meal time comes too slow for me and
1 also had o lin- under my heart that
almost rut off r%iy breath and was so
nervous that the least noise would
startle me. I could never get a good
night’s sle *p and would gel up in the
mornings so tired and wornout (leal 1
felt absolutely unfit for work.
“But my lucky day came around
at last, when some of the boys down '
at the shipyards, got to telling me j
how Tanlac had helped them and per- j
. uae d me to try it. So 1 did and the 1
results have been nothing less than •
I don't believe anyone in Vancouver I
has a better stomach than 1 have. I
am never troubled any moie with gas
palpitation of tin* heart or shortness
of breath and 1 never have a pain cr i
a dizzy spell. And sleep; why. I nev
er wake a single time during the night
and I nlv ays get up in the mornings
feeling fine and I don’t have that tir
ed. no account feeling any more. Tan
hu has certainly done* me a world of
good and I am ready at any time to
recommend it.”
Tanlac is sold in Seward, by the
Seward Drug Company, (adv.)
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rhat e\qui*itc Toilet Reparation in
lhe following numbers;—
l U K ROWDEU
TALCUM ROWDEU
TOILET WATER
RKRFt’ME
s vc ii t: r rowdeu
SOAR
Just Arrived from
Rainier, New York.
SEE ORU HALLOWE’EN
NOVELTIES ALSO JEST IN.
SKW.UU) DRUG CO.
Hie Kcxail Store.
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What a pitv that the truth is tin*
most di ; - (cable tiling one can say
ul out .some people.
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RESTORATION TO ENTRY OE
LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST.
Notice s hereby given that the lands
described below, embracing PG.47 acre
wit on H e Ubugach National For *s\
\ a'' . . ' ie bjei to KetvioiiH
ami entry under provisions oi’ the
liomesti d laws of the United States
o lime 11. 1906, (■' 1 Star..
2G.‘»).at tile Uniti d S ates land office at
.hineae. Va-ra on Dceeinhcr 27.
Anv . 'liicr who was actuary and in
good aith Claiming any o* sa. ! lard
for agricultural purpose.- prior to Jan
uary 1. 11M)G. and has not abandoned!
! same, has a preference right to make a j
homestead entry lor the lands act tally
i occupied. Sr.id lands were lislt d upon!
to • ; upbeat ions of the* persons men-,
tdm *d *;o\v. who have a pro *• en • 1
right < li jeet to the prim tight o ' any I
such -Htler, provided such* scRl r <*%
a ipii'.im qiia'meo in mnut* imm ■ i
s *ab -nt \ and tin* pr» feivnc»" i igbt j
is c\’tm-rij prior in lf'eembo*" 2. i
1910. on which dale tin* lands will bj
subject . oUJeuient and entry by an* 1
, qtiakf;‘.d person. A tract of 42.*11 j
; a res. dcsi *ibed by metes and bound 1
j as I loginning a Corner No. 1.1
| a iric.n sluice tree inches squaw
'narked ’! i whence Mile Post *29 <>i J
i: S. Rj t?a *s N. l.*] E., 2.:* J link J
. extending thence \V. 12.90 chs.: tbenct f
■ N. 12.00 chs.; thence S. 52 15' E..
1 l *.06 chs. thence meandering ryght oi i
way of A. N. Ky.. 100 foil from cent
i • of truck a f blows: S. 27 W., 2.0
c is., s. .;o ' \Y.. 1.52 chs., S. 2.>
1 > * 2 < hs.. S. 25 30 9 V .. 1.3*
C IS.. S. 22 30 9 \Y., 152 chs., S. 10
30 ' \Y„ 1.52 chs., S. 13 30 ' V/., 1.52
chs., S. 12 VY., i.52 chs., S. 6 \V. j
I. 52 chs., S. 5 Y\ . 1.52 cl s., S. ! •*
ch S.l . 1.52 chs.,S. 6 E., 1 52 I
S. 7 30 ' K., 1.52 ohs.,S. 10 E., 1.52 i i.
S. 13 K.. 1.52 chs.,S. 17 K. 7.5s chs., t* ■
the place of beginning, application oi
O car Christensen. Sown* I, Alaska;
List 6-2035. A tract of 5 ! .03. acres, <0
scrib *6 by metes and bounds as fo!
lows: Loginning at Coiner .V>. I, a
spruce post marked H-1 whence Cor-1
ner No 1 of the Thomas Dunam;.* claim
covered by List 6-2043 bears K. 2*
chs.; extending thence S. 14.32 chs.,
thence nuandeiing right han't of
Konai river at high water mar' n<
follows: X. 72° W.. 2.30 chs., S. 76
YV., 6 chs., S. 51 30 ' \Y., 6 chs., S
25 YV.. 6 chs., S. 5^ 30 ' YV., 4.53
chs.. X. 77 30 ' YV.. 1.50 chs., X. 24
\\., 11.70 chs., to corner No. 3; extern1
in# thence X. 17 chs.; thence E. 27.2
chs.. to the place of beginning appiica
tion uf Emil Schloman, Seward, Ala
ka; List 6-2000. »
September 26rlOlO. M. Uvuce,
Assistant Commissioner • of the Cier ,
oral Land Office.
RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF
LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST.
Notice is hereby given that the lands
described below. embracing 327.02
acres, within til * Chugach National
Forest. Alaska \ id bo subject to set
tlement and !•!)* y under tin.* provis
ions of tin* h<*"; '.stead laws of the
United Stat and the act of June I
II. 1006. (34 Stat., 233), at the
United St .u- qid office at Juneau,
Alaska, on Mocember 27, 1010. Anv
settler who » i\ actually and in good ;
faith claiming any of said lands foi (
agricultural pip roses prior to Junuan
1. 1006, and ! i; not abandoned same,!
lias a prefer nn> right to make a j
homes cad entry for the lands actually ,
occup;ed. Sm ! lands were listed upon
the app’ cation of tlie persons men
tioned below, who have a preference
right i\i ei to the prior right of any
sue) t *r. provided such settler o
applicant :s qualified to make, home
load > ti*ry and the preference right
is ox tc»sc4 prior to December 2’i
1010. on whicli date the lands will 1* *
ssr-rw iriRnMnw.*-. tsw* tvh
THE KEY
CARLTON CLUB
NEWEST and Best
Smoking- Tobacco.
I'or pipe or cigarette
THE KEY
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subject to settlement and entry by any
qualified person. A tract o! 159.66
acies, described by metes and bounds
as follows: I’.egii.ning at Fortier No.l.
a spmce post in ground, 5(H) feet from
no)tb shore of Kenai Lake, marked j
i!-1 whence a birch tree I inches in J
diametet heurs S. 8 20 ' \V., 102 link *
and Forest Service Mouument herein
after described bears X. 25 L> 7 VV..
to.50 chs.; extending thence s’. 07
■'.() f E.t 56 10 chs.; thence N. 21 20
W., 5 65 chs.; thence M. 56 20 9 • .
21.80 chs.; thence S. 1!) 15 ' 15, 20.40 |
chs.; thence S. 67 20 ' W.. 52.10 chs.;
thence 8. 85 VV., 9.20 chs.; thence ;. !
77 20 ' VV.. 15.20 chs.; thence N. 22
20 ' VV.. i t 20 chsj»: to the place of h
|**orest S* rv' M* Monument
oasis* s of a post 5 inches square set
in mom) I of .-.tones 10 feet from nn-ar
iiirh water mark on north shorn of
Kena; Lake approximately opo-Iu!,I'
•nib north of th<* mouth of Quar‘:'
Creek. near point o'* consoicuous bln:’
'r • rev • at ext nun no»-th side o’
Quartz ('reek valley. Application d
\ Hcvnc'. Seward, Alaska; List 6 2047.
The Wi SW. Sec. 1. T. 12 \*.. IL l
VV.. so acre's, subject to the provision.
»i Alaska 'l imber Reserve* No., I. as
*nv*nd •»! In' Executive* Order No 2Yd*
• • ’ April 11. 1017 Application of Hueii
di< ;e»ing, Anchorage, Alaska: Lis*
* 2082. A tract of 88.26 acres, describ
ed by metes and bounds as follows:
” 'ginning at Forner No. 1, a spro < j
post set in ground on left bank of i
\enai River approximately 11 • mile-*’
from Kenai Lake, marked H-l, whenc
'onicr No.l. of H. E. Carleton’s home,
stead No. 205 boars N. 56 K., 20.70
rhs.; thi’nce meandering S. 77 VV.
2.21 chs., S. 71 VV'., 2.60 chs., 8. SO
W. 1 50 chs., S. 7" W.. 2.88 chs., >.
ro W., 1.50 rhs.. VV. 4.15 chs., N. 59
VV.. 1.50 chs.. N. 42 VV.. 2 chs., X. 56
VV.. 1.50 chs.. X. 71 VV.. 2.85 chs.. 8.
72 VV.. 2.28 chs., S. 65 W., 2.49 chs
8. 40 VV.. 1.50 chs.. S. 22 20 ' VV .
2.8s chs., 8. is \V.. 2.29 chs., S. 24
VV., 77 chs.. to Forner No 2; extendin'
<• 8. 20.78 chs.: th< nee N. 80 E
4i dis.; thence N. 20 VV’., 22.47 chs.
o 4lv* place of beginning, application
-f Victor Fiiiimbard. Roosevelt, Alas
ka; List 6-2011.
September 26, 1919. F. M. Rruce 1
Assistant Commissioner of the (Jen
era! Land Office.
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