n K O S I U S & N o 0 N
LUMBER and BUILDERS; HARDWARE—
WINDOWS. DOORS. GLASS. MILL-WORK and BOAT LUMBER.
Virnnl- Enr -STANDARD MARINE ENGINES. STANDARD KID
TKOL1.KK. STAND AUD KID.
FK Y E — BKUHX (<)»1 l»AN Y
S K \V A R D
lns|MH't our Refrigerators.
Assure Yourself of Cleanliness
and Sanitary Conditions.
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Before You Buikl
. ^ u ne »ure to help bv •rrm* U»e ft ’air,
* temliiu i» our CompMr C»tmU<uc f. i thv Morr.r-tv.il .r
nmulUoori. vvluin.u. *1.el «uu4. “« «■■
4ik| hiHomre. $en«l u* *our lUn fuJ*> fc
i:& l« Av. *.. S«*n»e "Better M4.***r* >«*« »•■ •
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The train left Anchorage for Sew
ard this morning on time am! is e\
pot ted to arrive here tonight between
.and S o'clock. The train leaving
a»d yesterday afternoon reached An
eborage at 11 :-*0 last n ght.
George Colwell will leave Satutday
or m \t Wednesday for Anchorage
whom In* will bo station *d as assis
tant engineer to 1*. A. Hanson. Goo.
Colwell will look after the* road from
Anchorage south, w-tli t . S*\-. «.
t having the road from \nchorage n
to Broad I'ass.
('>!. H. 1*. Warren, in charge of ti
supply department with headquart •'
DISTILLATE $3.:»0 P r ca>e at Graeft
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Home of Hurt Sell a 5 flier ik Marv
clothing l KBAt H S
l.udy Torringlon >accum sweepers
at GR IEFS
Sleds for bins and girls at Grael
KAYO lamps with shades $3.30 at
Graef’s.
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Electric Sewing Machine motors 'it
Graefi.
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National Water Motor Washers
at J. L. Grael'i.
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Elaine Eocene and Bearl Oil al
Graefs.
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Ice Creepers and Skates— Gruels
Fishermen** Supplies at Grads.
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FLASH LIGHTS and batteries at
J. L. Graefs.
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* PLUMBING AND
* HEATING
* Sheet Metal Works
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* CHAS. LECHNER
* Tel. Madsn 146
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LET US DO
YOUR WASHING
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■ Seward Steam Laundry
Phone Main 157
JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
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;*t Seward. will probably come n n th
»n till* st anmr leaving Seattle Janu
ary 20th.
J. S. Holman is temporarily mo
neyed in ib-* warehouse here having
been transfem d from Mile 71.
Walter L. Batschi has been t mis
'*• red from Anchorage and is i* a
civ if stenographer to chief ,,}oiT
Fleis hman of the supply Departin' ni
at Seward.
Steamer Alaska is scheduled to sr ’
from Seattle Saturday morning.
ADD SNAPS
A Horton, boss stevedoir from A"
chocag**. will probably bo transfc t d
to Seward for tin* summer season.
Chief Clerk Fleischman will proba
b’\ b ave on Saturday's train for An
chorage returning on Mondays’ tr.d 1.
Fatbnr Markham will leave on S.u
»u day’s trvn for Anchorag *.
Five years ago today, Fddie B>r
. pis advent in this little old
world. This afternoon, at the B^rg-M
; vvirtmonts, the young man >s rntov
taining his school mates an<l opv-r
friends.
The combination mail and h-ury *'•
ca** on the train which left for An* • o -
<*.• \• <te'*d:iv afternoon, becalm* !•*
*?ved on bridge 70. at mile 4<.6 ye
ten*ay afternoon and si de down H e
brink. No one was injured. Tin* car I*
came uncoupled from the loconiot.ve
and remainder of tin* train and iv t
-ii le off the rails, no other *ca is he-n;
dc a»led.
The OH«l 1 el lows will tonight in
stall the offieers elected at a reeeiv
meeting.
Judg' Charles K. Bunnell will po
home to Fairbanks when the court
session is ended at Anchorage. J A.
St wart, who \> operating a dog stag-'
line from Talkeetna. will take Judge
Bunnell in over the trail. N
Ye Olde Fashioned concept to he
pjv ,n Friday evening, Jan., 16th., is
already the talk of the town.
Kmmet Krefting has gone to An
ch 'rage where he will be employed by
the commission.
The Saturday night dance will he
given by the Rebechs in the Od !
Fe'lows hall.
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The follow in;' * * the wealho** vi*|*o*t
fo- the 21 bon** ending at 7 oV*o *k
ti* * morning: —
SEWAKl) M2. Cloudy, Calm.
Anchorage 28,1't. Cloudy. South.
Matanuska M2. Cloudy, Calm.
Chickaloon MO, Cloudy, Calm.
Wasilla 28, Cloudy, Calm.
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COTTER’S
Just received
the finest
assortment of
WOOL PANTS
MOCCASINS PAT S
and Four Buckled
ARCTICS
In light and heavj
weight. Come in and g
Have A LOOK. §
ALL RIGHT! LET’S G 0
MALAMUTE STAGE LINE
Now Carrying PASSENGERS & EXPRESS Between
Taikectna, Broad Pass, Ncnana and
ALL INTERIOR POINTS
Arrangements can lie made by letter, telephone
. or wire.
J. A. STEWART,
Talkeetna, Alaska.
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Furnished Rooms
Hot and Cold Water
Steam Heat
VANGILDER BUILDING
YL\SKA TRAIL WILDER
IS DEAD IN SE YTTI.i:
Raymond S. Giddings, pioneer
Alaskan, passed away last week at 1 s
home in Seattle. The Aopartert was a
printer by trade. Ho joined the u sh
to Alaska in the early days and re
years liv -d at Nome. While there he
joi led the forces of the Alaska o: '
commission, being one of the super
int indents of construction. He h;uj
ch irge of building the Seward
ro l mail trail. During his residence at
No me, he acquired an interest in the
G* trude claim, one of the rich beach
lin*' claims, and from it gained a i on.
potence. He has resided in Seattle foi
the past three years.
ALASKA PIONEER DEAD
Dr. H. J. Harrison, pioneer o ' tl.
no thland, died recently in Seattl \ ;•
victim of heart disease. *l>r. Han-ivin
went to Juneau, Alaska, in the yea? o\
18 (>. He started the first banking
company in the northland, which wa
kr >wn as the Alaska Hang of Junta ?
Tl s banking house did not continue
lo g in business and Dr. ?iarr!son re
tu med to his profession as a derta’
su geon. He left Juneau in 1014 a id
lot \tod in Seattle where he establish
th • Merchant’s Marine Works. Hi
S< *tt!e venture proved successful.
A' (HORACE PIONEERS KLE( T
\t a recent meeting of tin* Pioneer.
at Anchorage, the following officers,
w e elected .and then install'*'! hv
<dh tries E. Bunnell, who ts a lift* mem
he of Valdez Igloo:
President . Arthur Thompson; first
vi ‘-president, Jerry Callagrian: *n
on vice-president, Cone Norton; so'
re irv. Chns Kemp: treasurer, i
B: les; historian, C. J. Young: chap
la:\ C. E. Cone; sergeant at arms
W i. ,T. Long; trustees, Robt. WhiV
an I Felix Brown.
fudge Bunnell also acted as in tu!
lit • officers for the auxiliary ig’oe
co nosed of the lady pioneers, and
th wives and daughters of pioneers
k* wn as Auxiliary No. 4, and In
st Ted the following officers elected
fo the current year:
President, Mrs. A. (!. Thompson:
>nd vice-president. Mi*s. Jas. Mc
D tald; secretary, Mrs. Isabel Xe1
so ; treasurer, Mrs. Philip Weber;
hi orian, Mrs. Jene Norton; chap
la' i, Mrs. J. X. McCain; sergeant a
ar is. Mrs. Ed. Connors* trustee
y <. Felix Brown and Mrs. A C.
C- -ig.
Silver, “the white hope of the Yu
le ,’ as it has boon called, has beer
ft *id in such quantities in this nor
th. . n territory that it is believed ‘Oon
e >r l iter large deposits will be hum.'
to '-eplace the decreasing of gold a <’
ee per.
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DEI.EG V I E GRIGSBY SENDS
OUT COPIES OF FISH BILL
In the last'mail ariivii g i’tom l •*
States, copies of the fisheries bill in
troduced by Delegate George Grigsby
were received. A copy of the biii a.
follows:
H. R. 108 «.
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESEN
TATIVES.
December 4, 1D1;).
Mr Grigsby introduced the follow*
i in;1 bill; which was referred to ti e I
Committee on the Merchant Marin
' and Fisheries and ordered to be print
ed.
A BILL.
For the regulation and protection or
th*» fisheries of Alaska, and for olh
purposes.
I>o it enacted by the senate un.
house of representatives of the l':i:i
od States of America ?n congress as
se lbled. That the h ■■ tivo po’ e
•f the Territory of Alnrku .sha’l ex
tend to and over the fish and fish
or es of the territory and the vat.
lb »reof, and the legislature of th*
Ti rritor.v of Alaska may pass lav
a’or the pi (.lection, conservation, *ri
regulation thereof. All acts and
na -ts of acts in conflict herewith ar'*
hereby rep *ah d: Provided, That tl
tc» itory shall not exercise any logi *- j
’at vc powers with respect to the fn*
seal.
Section 2. That the statutes her
tof *re enacted by congress levying a J
lie* nse tax on the fisheries of Alaska
fare hereby repealed: Provided, !io^
i*v< j*. That the provisions of this so -
tiou shall not take effect until the 1 *
day of January, 1U21.
Doc Madden and Jack (kvinoly
he > purchased the Pan*Handle po-d
"o *01 at Anchorage- f om ’!>h W -
maun.
\*at Lyons, a former Dawson ] •
p .*:• and newspaper advertising n
*•’ » mad" a stake in the U'tavo •»
\ went to E * and
Laly Lyons, widow of a mcmb
Fk glish nohilitv, yearns for A1 ask .
H says that the north bontv:
V : all to pieces ami that he m:
turn.
.YCERIXE MIXTURE
Pix*\ ent APPENDIC .
Simp’e glycerine, buckthoi n bark, t
' tc., as mixed in Adier-i-ka, remove
all foul, aecummulated poisonous mat
ter from ROTH upper and lower bowv'
an l prevents appendicitis. Relieve*
AXV CASE gas on stomach or const*
pa ion. The 1XS1AX1 pleasant ac
tio i of Adlcr-i-ka surprises both itoc
i to /and patients. A business man ve
po ts great benefit in a long stamPng
a » of indigestion and sour stomach. \
iSEWARD DRUG CO.)
!; The pungent
richness of pure
Havana tobacco,
tempered by time
to a rare mildness
, —that’s the
Lover a Monarch
Actual Size
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Clear Havaxt \
, 2 .or 25c and 15c sizes Jv.SE LOTIi? A Cw ..
Qiipcn. :-c. 2 * if *3c TA Mi- A -
i^arl ti^o . jL .or Z5c
CcWroicVr 3ro-„ "J Co., Inc., Scott'Wishing on, > vibutorc
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H. V. HoiiKN ' a. t\ OAV"»
ALASKA TRANSFER
II. V. HO BLN, Man ag £ii
Coal, Wood and Ice
General Transfer - • I’hones Main 17 und HI
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Mar^ules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA •
EXCLUSIVE
DISTRIBUTORS
OF
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ALSO
M0N0P0L
CIGARS
MAKE THE NORTHERN YOUR
HEADQUARTERS WHILE IN SEWARD.
JOHN A. MELSO'J, Manager
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Office Adi i al Oui ding
\Va)ne Hlue, Agent.
SLWARI) AlASKA
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When t comes to the hard
“knot : - down - drag - out”
service that a fisherman
gives h iots, ordinary rubber
can't s and up. *
Rut Goodrich “i ii-Fress ’ Rubber Roots and
Shoes aren’t ordinary. I hey’re made in a J
be’fer \va;—in ON S< Ml) PIECE—and i
they can’t leak or peel. !
One ] a r will outlast a wl >le
seivn-.i of hard service—< ut
>\ • r two or three ordin. ry
pairs.
Pul your money on ( Joodt ch
“I ii-Press” and you’ll ne ver
be satisfied with anyth ng
else.
Sold by 45,000 Dealers
The B. F. Goodrich Rubber loy/
The (Jitv of Goodrich—Akron, O y .
113-15 king Street
Seattle
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