SEWARD GATEWAY
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GATEWAY PUBLISHING CO.
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SliBSCi»rilO» BYTES
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UPHOLDS TH£ SALMON TAX
rim FairtunU %•■»•«. 'peakinjr of
>a Uut>n. 'ay ■»:
••Ft, in y’aiKv t; thNyeeatindustry.
'i’hoM* . nyaym! in is ’ it' San Fan
v.'fo a: vi >c:iH '• N a <• « ' tb tvr
,-,l in fi nie i'*>\ > st'- it!-*’:' of the
tost «U 'Ota a « M’rl ti of Vhe coves
siy vs!'1 n eonn*> >
;• t«.<•'». t- > th*-' a tio.!iar*. by way
V* t i • ■ ■• ! ' a- t Ivey
j,.'. , ' amt - ' v
it am sc - w . "«v«* prte > -•***
^ ii’ ,. : • lie ' ■ r’lu-y »!>• tui tin
>iv; •> ay iill.
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MORE STANDARD OIL GRAFT
41. t*.*»uranee t * ipnny under the
y ■ n> *v - \t . < ha U ' A. IN t
. , - 1'
jitf.-e th:’.! Steyv. su;: K;4u pft -incut
of tin- II bum lUilroau and one
nt tne few ix ptr. >U uMgtiat'vs on Wall
r* -i -■: .u .1 ;m>uueed his in
■ cation of !• ..alt; g u iry unhamp
. : ed in Mr. 1 **-:.’* «. ..
Now it i> « uit’i.eu that the Me
«tut day s -ay s i i y ;u ** compelled
.j t. noth'.- Ssrli-! t any longer
to hear ail tiu. - g m.i ol Mutual Life
graft. They that they were
: - - i' t 1 - - . -
ceiv.-d hut a -in *.utage of the
’ aktMjff. Tile fact'>o far unearthed
indicate that St < Oil w:l> the
1 hie b m ticuu y 1, \! tl Lift -veils
aud that Mutua Li.- .■ o- for many
..a- largely -,1} St .guard <>tl
> tit extra capita U
Now it it- firth* v nonneed that
Standard t >il m;i,tu ; s are threatening
vengeance upon Fi-h L he pursues
the inquiry mf, * it- de» ng- with
Mutual Life- Tie*., pg ;>>-.< to put hit;,
out of the pn-'e. n o the Iluno -
V r.ti era- t-> e. ’
It pov-ible, Tfc s tl » a! - impotent in
u<-mueh ns Suim aiv t e eoes not eon
icol the Ulisois * ; al am. Fish is
backed by som-- ' * avi.--t inter
(•>’. .in Wali'st ■ !■ iirfbennore as
ilu Standard < hi U.cc . e«> ar all in
biding to avoid - rvict *4 subpo. »a- in
the state of MiS'Ottri easier proceed
ings they will have ; 1 eonduc the’u*
1 i*. mg r uig for ? li»- <
A southern gift write* to the Valdez
New* tleit she wants to correspond
with ’Nome big-bmiro■-; rough fellow
that make* go d money," and the
News turns the toque*: to aeeount by
offering to give her name to al l young
men who will subscribe for the paper
fur a year. Tin me i! ins Her ex
posed by both participants in this
transaction shows that if there is any
thing in it they will l*e apt to get it
OUt. —mmm~
It looks as though "Klijah" Howie
a* iieen put on the hog train.
The attention of congress is respect*
fullv directed to the fact that the
fed* ral government has somewhat loss
trouble with the barbaric district of
\!as\a than with it> Philippine or
I ph an.t'/e and that the *jold of the for
j uiei helps to buy lead for u>e in the
j task of benevolent assimilation ot the
\ u 'i .i* > f*u* the beef trust i> satd
; to .< on some money •> a news*
j p;t ; >; m >Vf i ’ I’. It is difficult tO SUV
w is it'!* s the m«»*-» latifyinr to know
; tier a :•« v. '-.iper man Isas mitten some
m»v \ or i sat the Is trust has had It*
■ u up s e. W hitehorsy Star.
\Vi’*;•« i/.nee's aiiUH'i.! meal t :ek%'t
s,i\, >! : I (i It' !«’ e ! im by loolv
a.*_ hi* i r ei /it i lit. - ears of an
nih tppy > if ii ' lie late Mr.
Ver e s. . r alloc ion will eobl
after she y s him tor a while by
th*“ ii*_fh: of ! e fetl streak lie ptliflts
with her coin.
.loots I*. I e if to te l if e s pastor say s
tin it r ir st satis w. e to try to copy
: ofi '! all seieaee, commerce,
a.ee Ii re .llstt other business WOltlli
eo spse. This may explain why there
is si!:*!* a ti ' ’terefif bet we !l .«! r. litK'ke*
fe ■ anti i he lo itK ■ i of the religion
he prof* 'Se>.
So ’he .Is tiei’a e'y \ ! ri Ut a|s tilist »' !• s
• e . e.\ t i 1 ’ :e.sot Art*
anti N tit x n*ti together ti'a pun*
SI; ,i !, a. a, e” ii.- tiietriselves to be
|. . *. i o*t i i! wt'st "ti st 111of t’ne map.
it!; ■ !.ui; 1 o kh uieticaoie* becoun *
law -w \ where it nuuht b u flood
: i t<. apply it t" M-:> ■ > like ifocke*
. 1 . ■, lh>_ -r* ■ Met‘unty who suffer
H ;nv*>*tib: in -1 inoti 'n to steal.
■ x dispatch ny* .1. IV rpoiit
M in x in Tan. or. That isn’t near
ii«»: . • »u^l» t » retin* in* reparation or
\. . ■’(' 'the w at* * iu the stock of
iho bom corpora; on* Ip* has floated;
■ . kn * . r.tm naiux a hunch
\ia*hn *:: non packets o! San
t’mu so and eS,where who want to
j». r t from Alaska lish* rie* with
»• : V ;! f U' l|* t llP < • i V t tf^e.
x ■: i-a; ty io . am t nat con.fr- **
w , { > i.uth ’ * done the worthy
sain ; pac...»a * w ho do *o much lor
\ < sk.t lo can, ' - away all the ti*h
tn- , tnd ii ;e- riterial water*.
I ' .-.ii.■ x t: 1 v - its t! io VlasUa
n u * into -.*.-lf-.*up; orting and non
ur of \ H- .
c - t ,i u*a*iaa* th * world over by
Ain-iv .•V.iK'iii i:Ar wiil-oon L»< • launch*
i but doc- no* -:i> whether the pro*
tr. ■ - expect to flout it on wtiter in
> \. Jit'-vi- recommended another
eoi ra* ion’-man forUm trpverhnr-blp.
\n M. >au i -herits and pos.-e are
1 ■ i-yin-.r to tin location of a nice riot.
!t ioi( -ha- ovv- the extinction of a
pi. on of the colored population.
in i -
. ii v,to Uni;, niitiina -tock is
to iiau the reporter- announce that
*!;. ifotI -/hiId- have bought the
’ Koord pronounce- hi- name
-p» 1- it ue i- undotto! dlv a
i ri>h a- I 'at Mut ohv'- piir.
■ Taco,nit also muis on the 1 it• she*
am.: Seatt'e will surely become the
lleavonh Twins.
TO HAVE FOUR PAPEHS
Rl\tils in Fairbanks Will Each Issue
Morning and Evening
Fairbanks is to be the -cone of a
newspaper war. I'reparations are be
ing' made for tin e tablishment of two
mm-ning and two evening papers in
that Northern city.
I’.. .1. Mel'hesney. of tin Fairbanks
N ws, f,;ts In on in Seattle for some
time purchasing new machinery and on
iiis return "ill establish a morning
pa; :• in connection with the News.
Mi*. Met'hosnev has purchased a new
double-deck linotype machine and an
art Want, in addition to considerable
11e w equipment for his job office.
A W. Thompson, the proprietor of
; ne Ibtwson Sun during the boom days
in the Klondike, has also purchased a
newspaper and job office plant and will
t staMish a morniiig and evi ning paper
at Fairbanks in opposition to the
established paper.
Paint Company to A\&ve Here
II. Huhe. manager of the Juneau
Painting & IX corating Company, came
to Seward on tin' Santa Clara lo sur
\< i thf situation with a view to mov
in'; tin plant to this city. At Juneau
tin company engages in a general con
tracting business at painting and
decorating and also conducts a store in
C.ich i.indles all kinds of stock em
pkm d in the trade. Mr. Ruhe has
practically decided to move the bttsi
ne-s to St*ward.
FYve-Bruhn May Install Platrt
On the Oregon came K. L. Deputy
and F. ilekard. representing the Frye
Bruhn packing company of Seattle, to
-.urvey the local situation and decide
whether it will be advisable for the
company to instail a cold storage plant
hero and enter into the local meat trade.
DR. C. T. DAGGETT
DENTIST
S E. Cor. Fourth Ave. and Washington St.
SFWARH * - ALASKA
DR. C. L. HALE
DENTIST
Over Brown A- Hawkins’ store
SF.WAKD • - • ALASKA
Dr. JOHN A. HAMILTON
Physician and Surgeon.
(I't < ■ anil ivsldonco in N’elson
imiUling Mh and Admits Ntroot
SI'.WAKH. - - - ALASKA
C. H. GIBBONS. M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Offlronnd residence: Oarston* l»»iiItlin%r
Omn' hour-, •* to l t*. in. and when not otlnr
wim1 i inrloved.
CECIL H. CLEGG
ATTOliNKY AT LA W
Fourth At mie. Seward, Aka.
J. L. REED I
att<m;nky-\t-la\v
Notary I’chmc
Richards’ lMdy Seward. Alaska
SAMUEL M. GRAFF
ATToUXKY-AT-J.AW
S;ii<‘ 2-4. (Alston*' i in i lti In IT
L. V. RAY
ATTOUXKY-AT LAW
Shnri:m nil!. \Y;i shin;: tun St.
E. R. GRAY
notary l”. r.ur
SKW.YKD ALASKA
A. 0. BAKER
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
nFI'Hi: with IlliuWN A HAW KIN’S
SF.WAKI) ALASKA
W. J. STONE
Architect
SKWAK! > - - - ALASKA
MRS. GEO. S. PARK
Public Stenoorapher
and Notary Public
STATIOSl RY \\D Offld SIPPULS
C. S. HUBBELL
Civil Engineer
L. S. Deputy Land and
Mineral Surveyor
('olet;
Reports Ore Analysis j
on Mint"
H. S. WATERMAN
■
Mining Engineer
ASSAY OFFICE
Csoof reference library and latest mining j
journals free to mining men ]
orrn k. Fifth »\ Washington Strketh
PIKE STREET WHARF
SEATTLE, WASH,
Forwarding Agent, Wharfage
Storage and Shipping .
Can save vou thue, trouble and expense
on alt shipments from Seattle
Represent Lloyd’s Underwriters
Write for Particulars at Once
SEWARD IRON WORKS
JULIAN MOTT. Proprietor.
Engineers and Machinists—All kinds
of machinery repaired. Gasolene and
Kerosene Engine', Motor Boats, etc.
Shop on Waterfront, ber* Adams &. Wash, sts
Seward Water & Power
Company
JOHN. A. NELSON, Manager
j Office—Third and Washington streets
^ 5tein-Bloch
5mart Clothes
y pp*#^:
\ MVVTfM* «*»
<c?^ _Mi^rs.^y ._
Claysonis not a “Tape-measure-specialist' who with
out investing a cent is going to send away, on your
investment and get you a suit that fits-?-. He doesn’t
do business on the “Heads I win, tails you lose’’ plan.
He is here with the goods that do fit and the re made
by the most skilled experts of the day.
Doctors, I aw vers, flerchants, Hankers and people who do not need to care for the dollar buy their suits
at Cl AYSOVlS. (io ami see his line. They are “The Best.” It costs nothing to look at them. Do it now!
CLAYSON,the Clothier
All the latest books
at Richards up-to
date library. Only
50c per month to
readjust as many
books as you wish.
New books receiv
ed on every boat.
NICE, CLEAN BEDS AT
Slwwltan 3'Uling near fourth Ave.
MATTRESS. PlltOtV ANi) CASE.
i SHEETS. BIANKITS. COMFORTER
50 cents a ni($t
Special rates if taken by Week or Month
Seward Bowling Alley
Fourth Avenue. Seward.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES
In Connection
! Ladies’ Day Friday Afternoon
A Good Place to Spend
the Evening.
E. E. WliITTEMORE, Proprietor
SEWARD PLUMBING &
HEATING COMPANY
J. W. SPENCER, Proprietor
Basement of Now Hale Bldg
Seward Bakery
Opposite Postoffice
Fresh homo-made Bread. Pies
and Cakes every day.
Whole Wheat, Graham, Rye
Bread and Pompernickle al
ways on hand.
C. WERNER, Proprietor
P.P. HAINES
Do all kinds of Tin, Galvan
ized'and Copper work. Man
ufacture Stoves. General
job work of all descriptions.
Fourth Avenue, Next to Postoffice
THE COMMERCE
FOURTH AVENUE
A (ientIonian's iiosort and Club Rooms
FURNISHED ROOMS
Wo Purchase Gold Dust at Regular Rates
PETERSON &. BROWN. Proprietors
NORTHERN .Q A LOON
E. L. WHITTEMGRE, Proprietor
WINES. LIQUORS AND CiGARS
FOURTH AVE. SEWARD. ALASKA
| THE BANK THEATRE
Smith 8c Clark, Proprietors
(Formerly Wallace ,v Thompson)
Entertainments [very [veiling
Best of Wines Liquors and Cigars at the Bar
Board of Trade
Fourth avenue, - - ■ Seward, Alaska
Only the choicest goods dispensed
Club Rooms in connection
Furnished Apartments up stairs
New, Neat and Comfortable. f. V. THOMAS, Prop.
D. G. BROWNELL
THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE
Hardware Store
THE LOUVRE
EIDSON &. DOBSON. Proprietors
A Gentleman's Resort. Gold Dust Bought
Cor. Fifth and Washington streets Seward, Alaska
WAGNER’S PLACE
FRED WAGNER. Propri«tor
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
A Good Time and Right Treatment for Everyone
BAY CITY MARKET
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Fresh Beef, Pork, Veal and Mutton
Hams, Bacon and Lard Constantly on hand
Small & Glasbrenner