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under Aet of March I. 1M79.
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SEWARD IS BOOSTED
The following is iron, the lb-.'ion
thly bulletin of Alaska i\*biicl;.
Agent White and it boo»l.> Ke: a mo
tion Bay and it* Tenitorial Uopr m -
tativc, John Noon:—
While famed throughout the »vmN
as a country of opportunities m ^
great many lines. Alaska’s greate
claim to fame is based ur. m r f.st.cr
ies and fish resources. The fisnnu
industry of the Tenitcry has p owt
year by year until the valu ■ of hn
annual expo tation bas reached vh<
enormous sum of fifty mi'lion dob a**
and. except for salmon. tubs imiii: • \
is yet in its infamy. Of the up’vnr
of three hundred and fifty million
dollars that hu> been added to tin
wealth of the nation within the pa
•wenty years by Alaska’s fish, nir*1
tenths of tl at ; mount has be n p»v
diced by the salmon industry ah.me
\nd yet tlv' money and W*'
»|Uick mone> > made by the halibut
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Limber Op With *»enetri*!ng
Hamlin s Wizard Oil
4 harmless ind e lective prepara
tion to relieve the p i -is • >* *"hrurna
tism Sciatica -'.me <- k at*■*. 1 ism*
oago is Hamlm ' \\.».«n» 11 it Jtn*
efrate' quic*l\ ”
»ad timbers up *?• iclvi.g ••".nt- and
muscle a
You have j;o idea 1 *a *c*ui it j
will be touii't ir ca>v* ot ’
ailment or mishap vhe* there is •
need ot an imneoiv.e nea mi* anti
septic application »* .n ca>es ox ;
sprains. bruises cuts mrtis hues
and stings
Get it from druggets ’or ■>< cents
It not $ati'■ *d ’ ’ 'tit: ’* * and
get vour monev b k
Kver con>tii*iten or have sick
headache? u.si trv \\'u+rd Liver
Whips, plea'int Iitt’r p:n . .pilU, 30
cents, uuarunued
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£ A f E
lU’rditly Ihoioughljr Renovated,
-w »r it \NDLK ( \LY FIRST CL\$>
GOODS"
-\YK I'NDKRSTAND HOW TO
PREP \RK 1 HEM"
® i U»artljres< and Courtc*?
IS Ol R Mono.
PRIVATE DINING ROOM
FOR LADIES •
< I1ARLES CAMERON. PROP.
WE SERVE EVERYTHING
TH \ r IS GOOD TO R\T
OPEN l> \ V AM) NIGHT
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GRILL
. JOHN’S PLACE
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fishermen. Only the day before tl.:s |
was written a halibut nailing boat
i operated on the co-operative plan 1 •
turned to Juneau after being out four
days and when die catch was sold
10 share of each man was
Halibut abound generally in Aiask n
ators and but small capital is
i nwsjary to engage in halibut fish
i Tide herring indust y is anoth •
I ?.-• nost alluring one and bids fair ;•
dmost outrival that of saimon m e j
n*ar future. The waters of ami I
:gou> to Rosuirection Ray, close X I
he thriving town of Seward, a * pit
loune *d by experts and those wl
lave clos dy investigated that f c *
o off r unequalled inducements t* |
he- • who may contemplate enga..in
n herring fish ng. Hon. John Noo'
>f Sowaid, member of the third
\,n: ih Territory legislatures, is a
.iu!u *ity on the advantages au. *r.
abilities of the fishing indusfci..
i\] a mi. I abbut, herring and coil •
lie Resurrection liny country i • j
ommindention with him will ebe
valuable information for those in*
ested. With all her mineral wee
The fact remains that fi,sh are A'.
^a’s greatest nnd most vabiabU ;*
set.
rur.Y <;o— Tiii'Y (omi:.
Sou’ll iu;rhs by the humbods
scattered out from Dawson over ti I
vorld the last month. The fall exod J
> oThey go to pi y grounds ra b •
vind the horizon and to old hotv.o* j
But they will return. j.
The Korth grips one in bonds
lake one to bod
Tontght
A Kant leek Hot Water
liottle
They arc guaranteed two
years.
\Yc also have a complete
line ol other Kuoocr Gooes
in l lie Kant look line.
SEWARD DRUti CO.
,'Hi; KIXU.I. STORK
caim.ol bo sever <1. The ge:m, once In
tb * bi.'cd, cannot be eliminated. Even
those who go and “got” down on imii
luck so bard th y cannot negotiate .
ticket tv retu n for some time cve.e
tinJly get back. If they are not in'th:
part of the North, they are in som
other part. The North is broad.
Daw-- n ithe daddy of KoiiTicuu
•amps, and tons of thousands who
nst lun led here arc in Abisk;”'
•anp'i r?M » ir names are logio i a ">•'
their wo ks n*v wonders, and yet Yv
kon r't: >s an army of her own, am’
next spring will see a fresh influx.
Those who sail south mow will *uiv
the fever fo- Yukon >n the veins ov* '
now. The period of inclination mt
(•oiy moie than six months. Th *i
V.'vfk* out in virulent form. The only
cure is to return. They go today
they r» to»n tomorrow.- Dawson News
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n:OKI\ WANTS 1? R MANAdEH
I’KORIA III.. Jan.. 10>— Ofi> eh
of the lVnrip eh'h of the Three*I l\M
jy»o a>a* neirotkiting for a new man
a\.*i to sucTced Jimmy Hamilton who
•V?,! p lot the Joplin, Mo. club of th
\e .-tern l »';urne nr*'J season. * Pp
1 tk oM * *'o formerly led the Pooiir
•■tam. pr-)h'ihsy will be selected from
p n ja.» o, • i.nb' ints. Jackson mar. 'g *
<> . • , of the West-uni lea yin
k l -t' . . *n
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••pi ,K os' 3!DEM CO \I *’
WACO, Tex., Jan. lf>— The jpaJ. !
jf the city hall, answering n bell wlycT i
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U NEAl', ALASKA.
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,, ■ ; or’TIJu WORl.lJ • 1 iWNUTUETOf orTfliiMAKKCT; j
e folio ! q otatlona. we want you to under and
.. i 4 , .fl.u.<ic niter tut* issuance oi lluj» -»i
i»;»» what »,• quou*. Li «iu* nwuU-i usances amr » . ;
p.r the benefit of the increnae. Ipon reqUtat »e
ail be pleased 10 keep you advise,; of market change*.
Ue.1- m Mind that b cause of ■ ar policy ol <l‘a>'»S .
. fford o, and do. PAT »HB OlOHEf j
'v . »i» 4 ^ 4£> li‘ \Li, KINL*
S 15.CO to $ 50.CO
I . 1 “k ' 20.00 to 23.00
75:00 to 125.00
30.00 to ;,0.00
5Q.O0 to C5.00
tor, V*luic* • •• . »j
> S'r“'- ‘jry ' ‘° C°-°r 75.00 to 200.000 •
quality i r:ce» average irom . — b j
■ o\, .v ver; V»v haw a big outlet for Silver v <
> price* lor same* !>'* v
?»u;e la ship us yotii M\vr a oxew anil we will k
■' Wi,h ‘he S;>0dVPr!!e! 150.00 to 050.00
,.;xtr„ Urge N«1 i.” -. •-««“» m.M
- T;,.U°tO 125.00
Mink, l vira Larg. No. I Dark - 12.00 to 1(>.00
Muskrat, tall Alaskan Large No. 1.. 1.^0 to 2.00
L>n.x. Extra Lai go No. I ...*.*°°0to 50.00
Land Otter (interior) 3O.O0to 10.00
Land Otter (Coast) ... .. A.2.1- • • 20.00 to.. 27.50
Whit;* Weasel, Large No. 1 ... 1*“^t0
25.00 to ;io.oo
M olf. Large No. 1 Open . -- 18.00 to 2.».00
Wo Dork 20.00 to 25.t o
Prices above quoted are all for number one hist grade furs. Lower
gradt*s including pale skins priced in proportion.
* WE VUE THE LARGEST DEALERS IN RAW VND MANUFACT
* FRED l l/RS IN THE NORTHVVEST and all we ask of you Mr. Shipper
is to give us the chance of a trial shipment and we will convince you that
we pay more ! »r fursHtid make quicker returns than you can get any
where in the country. We have been in busine: a in Vluska for 36 years and
have built up a very extensive trade. \\«* sell manufactured furs in all
parts if the I nited States;( an *.»Ta and ii iny European C'itio. ’ |
By shipping to u*; yon are not only helping an Alaskan industry but
you art* helping yourself to build up a business that belongs to Alaska.
We eliminate the middleman ent rely as we buy direct from the trap
* per cad Fader und sell direct to tin* consumer, thus wo are able to pay ;
you a better price than you can get elsewhere. WE MAKE RETURNS
THE SAME DAY SHIPMENT 15 RECEIVED. • *
II ’ .»*t d wl i < shipment amounts <> siou.OO or.more, we will
wire our b d and : tu>: entirely sr.;i factory you may wire at our expense *
and v.*c will ship to any place you designate. *
A’l we ask c. you is to be fair with yourself as well as with us and *
make us a trial shipment, th;* result will make you a steady shipper.
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References;— Any Rank in VI: ska. The B. M. Behrends Bank Juncr.u, -
National Bank of Tacoma, Tricon.a. Wash.; Dexter Horton National Bank *
* of Seattle. •
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WE ARE TOO
BUSY
To Advertise All
of tho Choice
Things We
Sell. \
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1 means “pile on more coal," the oEn
night c rained the I’uirace with U’gi
priced coal until the bui'd’ng \.au -
hot\he decidbd to go upstairs to
tigule. He found the city prison tun
.v y y >;!»11 :e:.cep, mve.ui: g copou.y,
with his feet on tlio bell tin* jan c
I had h :c*n answering.
At a recent meeting of the Motucd
! t!a town council the native
sussed a resolution to form 100 p<
cent American clubs. The natives a:
1 notified any members of the tow
that any one believing in Bolshov- ■
, would be given a hot parting.
Mrs. Augusta B. Andcison and 1
, L. Alstrom were married in Juin:i.
recently. Mrs . Alstrom is a pi >*?o •
; of Douglas, and Mr. A’strom is en
gaged in business in Juneau.
ALIAS SUMMONS.
NO. S — 147
IN THE DISTRICT COURT EOF
j THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
■ IVISION.
; B \NK or SEWARD,
V corporation.
Plaintiff,
Against
^hernia.*. Ilayiws, alias
;. Merman Haynes,
lieferdrnt.
: ’ HE PRESIDENT OF THE UNI d’Fi*
T‘TBS OF VMERICA/GREETlv <
To the above-named defend, n
Sherman Haynes, alias J. Slierr*;).:
lay in
You are hen by renuiinl I > a pi t.
;t Vo District Court for t,»'* Terr;; u !
Via. Jca, Third Division, within th
v <!avs iit wor the completion o ’ th-* •
uii.ed s-j: w'l*Ko pc.nod of ; vb'ica ' : '
• ’ this -urn: 3ns, to-wit: within tliLv
’ey* ;*D.-.r the 20F’ dn.o of Eobronv !
92P. ; nd r.nsw v the complaint of in • j
hove- named plaintiff (the or gin
f which complaint is on file in ti |
ibovi' cntitlcdfcourt) and un’ess yo !
o appear and aiiswer said complain I
judgment will he rend r d agam
ou fo want thereof for tlio sum v
)ne Thousand Do!lam, with »• j
nest thereon at the into of twcK I
n*r centum per annum from June
919. an attorney’s fee in the sum c
)no Hundred Dollars, tar * for
• a
•ill seek to levy execution issued u;
m such judgment on certain real a;:
)ei3onal proper ty owned by the sa
lefendant and situated within t!
Miird Division of the Territory <
Vlaska, described as all trie right, tit* j
md interest of said defendant in a.
0 ad of Lot Four in Block Three, an
hat certain one half undivided intc’
st in and to Lots nineteen and twent
i
n block T\hcnty Four, all in the to’
i .f Scwa.d, Alaska; as well a
ertain personal property sVu'i
• thin said Town of Seward, own
d by said defendant, all of whii.
iropcrty is now subject lo the jnr;
iiction of the above court by reason <
1 levy upon said real and pefsona
iroperty made by virtue of a ccrtaii
.Vritof Attachment, heretofore in th
ausc, duly issued and executed.
This summons is served by public:?
ion thereof in accordance with T/
novisions of an order of the abov
ntitled Court therefor made and en
ded on the 29th dav of December
919. .
The first day of publicatmn of shi
summons is the 9th dav of Jamyary
920, and the last day of jHdicatio?
hen of is the 20th day of February
920.
WITNESS the HONOR ABIE
CHARLES E. BUNNELL
Judge of the above- entitled
Court, this 31st clay of Decem
ber, in the year of our Lord one
thousand nine Hundred ano
nineteen, and of our Independen
ce the one hundred and fori
fourth.
, ARTHUR LAN/’, Clerk.
By John B. Miller, Deputy Clerk
(Seal)
lateway 7 Times
First Pub. Jan., 9, 1920.
Last Pub. Feb., 20., 1920.
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Invited.
i'eter N. Anderson Dictator.
C. A. Estes, Secretary
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TRAPPERS — TRADERS
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DEALERS IN RAW FURS *
Seattle, New York,
Alaska Building. 127 \V. 27th Street.
Ship direct to New York f<jr highest prices paid for Raw Furs. Your
shipments are bandied by expert graders ana New York Market Prices are
paid on correct grading the day received. If desired, your shipments will be
,;opt sepeiate in order that our prices may be approved by you. Providing that
our valuation does not p.ove satisfactory, the Furs will be returned to you,
transportation charges prepaid. Ship by Insured Parcel Post or Express!
Ship in a dry condition. Always enclose an itemized list of contents with name
and address. Ail payments are made by check on the Seattle National Bank,
or in any other manner desired. Special instructions, if any, to accompany
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