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examined at once.
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FRIENDS OR ENEMIES?
WHO DO THE wehjhim;? •
The song service at the Methodist
church la>t evening was especially
good as the choir was assisted by Dr.
Wilson and Mrs. Ellsworth- in addi
tion to the regular members of the
choir.
The scripture lesson of the evening
was taken from the 25th chapter of
Matthew- but the text was from the
27th ver>»> of the fifth chapter of the
hook of Daniel- “Thou art weighed in
the balances and art found wanting.**
Rev. Cook- as an introduction trt th*»
talk of tifoe evening- described a pic
ture that was intended by thi* people
of medieval times to represent the day
of judgment. An angel «tood on the
edge of a pit and weighed each pe:
s«n that came to judgment. The good
weiv allowed to pass on to the elysian
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We have the LARGEST
Stock in Seward, of RAIN
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COATS and SLICKERS ot
every description.
That S P E CIA L $3.00
S L I C K E R. that we ad
vertise, is a wonder tor the
price.
SLICKER OIL 75c CAN,
SLICKER HATS $1.00 each.
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Amlv’s express meet® all trains anil
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fields- hut the evil who were found
lurking in good deeds- while on ear’ii•
were dropped into the pit below.
The story of Daniel interpretating
the handwriting on the wall at the
feast of Relshazzer was also elaborat
ed to illustrate the fact that men are
being weighed in the balance just a>
much today as they were in the cen
turies long gone by.
“We may not-" said Rev. Cook
“have the same Conception of judg
ment as dominated the minds of peo
ple in the Middle Ages, hut tin* facts
which furnished the basis for then
conception of judgment are the sum»
today as in the earlier history of the
human race.”
“We are all-” said Rev. Cook." be
ing weighed day by day. Our enemies
are inclined to give us false weight by
placing all of those deeds which they
choose to consider evil- on one side o!
the balance and leave the other sid*>
to kiek the beam, and may even go s'*
far as to add an extra weight on the
evil side. Our friends are weighing us
but they- if they are real friends see
tin* good there is in us- ami while real
izing the fact that none are perfect
yet they will come nearer giving us
just v\eight than either ‘enemies or
strangers- as did Relshazzer- for when
he saw the hand writing on the wad
he was afraid- he fell he had done
wrong."
“There is one Judge- said Rev
Cook- whose judgement is< just and ac
curate- and that is the judgment tha.
the Father of the human race passes
on his children.
CITY ORDINANCES TO
BE GIVEN THE ONCE OVER
A special meeting of the eitv coun
cil was held Saturday evening to dis
cuss re-codifying of the city ordinan
ces. Attorney Almy stated that he had
gone over the ordinances and found
. six missing* that is the originals* onlv
duplicate copies having been found.
Attorney Almy stated lie believed that
I the ordinances should he recodified
the missing ones re-enacted and
amendments embraced in them.
Councilman Graff stated that the
present ordinances were voluminous,
and many obsolete- as far as the city
was concerned and governed. Mr.
Graff believed that the councilmen
^should go over the ordinances and cull
out those not needed.
The council finally took action tv
questing the city attorney to delive*
complete ordinaces to the Mayor*
••ither orginals or copies and these will
b'T considered at the next regular ses
sion of the council.
Mayor fhamberlin and Councilman
Lucas, Graef* McNeer- Graff and Hot
ner wfcrc present at the special pieet
ing.
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SEWARD SNAPSHOTS!
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J. L. Waller is • registered at the
Overland having come over from An
chorage.
Vida Rich is again behind the coun
ter at Sylvia’s having started to work
today.
Steamer Northwestern should have
arrived at Juneau sometime yesterday
and today should have sailed from
$kagway for Cordova enroute to Sew
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SUMMER UNDERWEAR
B. V. D. and Sealpax
$1.75 UNION SUITS $1.75
ATHLETIC UNION SUITS
$1.00 each
Light Wool Suits from
$:}.00 to .$0.00 each
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Elorsheim Dress Shoes
i $10.00 and upward
Yerv Reasonable,
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Duality Considered
COTTERS
j I HE PLACE WIIKKE MEN OCTFII
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ard.
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Harney Simon* well known interior l
; merchant is a passpnger on the North
western Tor Seward.
Mrs. 1’. Ci. Norton, who has been j
stopping at the Hotel Seward for sev- 1
oral days* went out to Mile 20 on yes* \
tcrdav’s train for a visit*
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Thomas Gordon* O. Poppoff and A. ,
Kyman* from out the line, are legist* j
i ( red at the Hotel Overland.
It. J. Munro came in Saturday '
night from Mile 40 to visit and return
ed on the train yesterday.
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G. Sullivan, captain of a fishing j
boat* is at the Seward having arrived
| yesterday for medical treatment on ac* j
count of a poisoned hand. *
.John Kngstrom and men went out
to Mile 51 yesterday to. work on a con
tract.
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Walter May is at the Hotel Seward
having come overland from Anchor
age.
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Sam Wagner, from Mile 52* cam**
in last night for a week.5 visit and i>
registered at ttye Hotel Seward.
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Valdez has past completed a new
$2500 floating dock for small hoat^.
The city financed the proposition.
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S. O. MORFORD •
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JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van G'ider Bldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
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HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
rates by day or week well lighted and heated
fl. A. HORNER. Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prop
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FREDERICK BROADWELL
DECORATOR
HUGH DOUGHERTY
Real Estate and Insurance'
FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT
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'Kite following is the weather re
i ovt for the 24 hours ending at 1 o
Tork this morning:
Seward 68. Cloudy- Calm.
Am* no rage 54- Cloudy* South.
Matanuska r»8* Cloudy* Calm.
Wasilla 50* Cloudy* Calm.
Chickaloon r>6* Cloudy* Calm.
Talkeetna 60. Cloudy. South.
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GENERAL MACHINE SHOP
Repairs by an Expert
Gas Engines..Automobiles.
WILLIAM BAZANT
SEWARI). ALASKA.'
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ALASKA SHOP
(Formerly Hettel’s)
ICE CREAM SODAS AND SOFT DRINKS
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KODIAK SUPHL1ES CANDIES .
PHONOGRAPHS HASS BUNTK
TOILET ARTICLES HOEELERS . JOHNSTONS
• ALASKA SOUVENIR POST CARDS
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DEVELOPING. PRINTING, ENLARGING
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Want to buy or rent* eheffonier or
dresser. See Mrs. Sapors at Hotel
Seward. Jy 15.
LOST — Sunday evening, black
head necklace with cross. Finder
please leave at Gateway. Jy 15
WANTED— Dishwasher at once
Apply Branch Grill. Jy 15.
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CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
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