B R 0 SI U S & N 0 0 N
LIMBER and BUILDERS; HARDWARE—
WINDOWS. DOORS. GLASS. MILL-WORK and BOAT LUMBER
V*tn!> I nr- STVXDARD MARINE ENGINES. STANDARD KID
TROLLER. STAND VRD KID.
» Building-ln
r *;t.i 'y of biiUt*»np«A.«*i •:» our
cauivfciic. »'Uh.:p >«« *•» l’1*1**
tutf tatpr '*<*okiM « n a iv* huiar.
\S i :r rU-, *0 K \ii. " ■ *A*
.vattle. * flcrtcr Mulworlt. >i*a
a ii Doors. **
Costs Nothing
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last rehearsal is ton ir,in
for ye olde tyme concert
The finishing touches will.tonight
h » put on the various nuisierv numb •
to be given tomorrow ivght by '»
Olde Tyme concert company. The sev
enteen local artists to appear oa U«
program will have the a-t relic a? >
tonight and then everything will b>
ready for the big show. This conceit,
according to those ta’:?».- * *. *'
to be one of the musical treats o
the past year. The prinvpnls a
chorus are to apprta- in o\l fa hiom d
costumes, dresses having b 'on foun • n
the bottom of grandmotl er’s trim!: by
several of the singers. After the eon
c-t a luncheon will b' served to thue
attending, and the concert and lunch
DISTILLATE $3.30 per cai* at Graet*
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Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothing— l RRAC H S
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Lady Torrington vaccum sweepers
at GRASPS I
Sleds for boys and girls at Graefu.
RAYO lamps with shades $3 50 a*.
Graefs.
.s __
Electric Serine Machine motors *U
Griefs.
National Water Motor Washers
at J. L. Gracfs.
A
Elaine Eocene and Pearl Oil at
Graef*.
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Ice Creeper* and Skates— Gracfs
Fishermen’* Supplies at Graef*
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FLASH LIGHTS and batteries a
J. L. Graef*.
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- PLUMBING AND
* HEATING
■v' Sheet Metal W orks
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* C1IAS. LEC1INER
* Tel. Madsn 146
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1 LET US DO !
YOUR WASHING
j
JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
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‘•’•l is for the on-' price.
These taking part in the concert
tomonow n;ght arc Mrs. Ellswoitk,
Mis. Mathison. Elizabeth Romig, Al
ioren Carlson, Mis. Bailey, Miss C ?:» ;
ir . : s. W. E. Ellis, Mrs. C. \.
hedes finch Eneas, Tom Towle, F’o
' r Smith. \V. L. Guy, W. J. ^ I c-' ■ i'
ien. I>. C. Brownell, Mr. Bunnell end
j J. O She Cock. Mis. McNecr is tiiv*
pianist.
\v i: v 'r ii k u it k r * • it *r
The ftdh>\V'»»g ; ; ihf WraO'c*- t i ( ||>|
«•* tl •* !! I lum*'< i‘»nl»n;* :u 7 oVh» h
1 *>> r• • t»t
Seward 1-1 above, Clear X. E.
Anchorage 2 ) below, Ch ar Sort’
Mat ‘Masha !G h -low, Clear, (a*nr
Caicka'oon b Cow, Clear, CrYi.
Mocseere k 2 below, ( 'ea1, X. 11
Wasilla IG below, Clear, Ca ir.
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IT REM EN fl.WE BIG NIGHT
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The membms of the rT’O IJo •
ment and many guests had a b:g t:*v
at the meeting last night. Follow?
the business session, turkey,cranberry
sauce and the customary tiimnvr::*
were served.
FORTY ON THE TRAIN
The Seward limited h ft Anchor
on tim' th;s morning and is expect ’
to arrive late this afternoon or cady
this evening in Seward. Station mas -
er Swcrk received advices there wor
forty passengers on the train tor
Seward.
A
ALASKA IS AT CORDOVA
Steamer Alaska arrived at Cordova
ir 11 o'clock this forenoon. At the
tine of going to press no word had
bv-n received rogat’ing the A'a kr.'s
leaving time from Cordova. 1 h
st amer is not expected here before
late tomorrow night or early Salar
day morning.
BATSCHI GOING OUTSIDE
Walter Batschi, for one year with
v,„ corrmss’on at Ancho age ard r>r
v, - past several we *ks chief st"T.^
^rnpher to Chief Clerk Fle;schman, of
1 » Supply Dora tment, w?M lo*n— e>'
Alaska for Tacoma. Mr. Batsolv
•v“.l accept the position of manage» »>r
' ')m5t stove in South Tacoma, at a
jood salary.
COMING TO SEWARD
!. Floischman, chief clerk of tlv
COTTERS
Just received
the finest
assortment of
WOOL PANTS
MOCCASINS I’ACS
and Fo ir Buckled
ARCTICS
In light and heavy
! weight. Come in and
Have A LOOK.
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♦ ALL RIGHT! LET’S GO
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* MALAMUTE STAGE LINE
* ,v
* Now Carrying PASSENGERS & EXPRESS Between "
•> Talkectna, Broad Pass, Ncnana and
* ALL INTERIOR POINTS *
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* Arrangements can be mae'e by letter, telephone
* or wire. *
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* J. A. STEWART, *
* Talkeetna, Alaska. *
*#••••*••••
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furnished Rooms
Hot and Cold Water
Steam Heat
VANGILDER BUILDING
supply department, is on the train to
day from Anchorage where he luis
been for several days on business.
W. R. Manning, general store koo. -
er at Ancho a.ge is aboard the tr di j
coming to Seward on a business t’,,fp. 1
R. D. Ch »se, disbuising officer b
th * \. E. C.. is nbso aboard the trait' !
t)(' \y coming to Seward.
GRIGSBY PRESENTS
BILL TO ABOLISTT
80— ROI) RESERVE^
Po-oga^e George B. Grigsb'* int r. I
dnc*d a h;1l in the Tlonse of Repre
sentatives December 2. to aborsh the
SO rod reservation strips between
homesteads f»’ont’ng on the navignbb
va.tArs of Alaska. The bill is identical
v?*h the nnA introduced in the las!
Co*'«'f,*css by the ’ate Delegate CharYs
A. SuY.cr. and which received th° on
do'S^ment of S°c’,etnry of th*' TntAr
ior Fcankh'n K. LnnA and Cemnvssio**
e»* of the General Land Office Ck"
TP’man.
Wh’le the b:M was favo’*r^\ A"f *'
upon bv the Pnbb’c Lanes C’omrwtt ••
of thA last Congress and passed th*
Hors*' it f'd’ed to roach a final vo.w.
in the Senate.
PolegntA Grigsby will endeavor !
g-a favore.Ve act’en on the measur
at fho present session of Congress.
SALVATION ARMY HAS WO
HOTEL AT CAME LEWI
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TA( OMA, Wash., Jan., lo— Ito< J
S! id Inn is the name of the r.c
$H7 000 hotel of the Salvation Am >
a. Qi-conc Park, Camp Lewis, near
h( \ The three story frame struccur \
t. i't. sc of its kind in the countr. .
•t'stically and comforcaDly furnish
ed and is a gathering place for bo-.l
of lecis and men and their families. ;
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The district court session at An
ch rage adjourned to beccmoer, I' n
Vj. X
The Anchorage Chamber of Cc:
m rce is planning on a campaign f \
pi dicity.
The pr;nt:ng plant of the o’d Co
do a Herald has been shipped to .Tu
a s i.. Herron vi
sta at a Republican paper.
gn,A pof^rsbu’g volunteer fire de
pt - tment has recently been reorga
i fi n « ! v o;
17. [. :'
t and Heine Dahl secretary.
r,\ >7. Scott, of Anchorage has pa:d
<r*»0 and received n:ne months in ,iV
> - manufacturing alcoholic liquo s i
SEWARI) PEOPLE
Prevent APPENDICITIS
1
Many SEWARD people are us ng
simple glycerine, buckthorn bark, no.,
as mixed in Adler-i-ka. This flushes
DOTH upper and lower bowel so com
p’ctcly it removes all foul, accurwnu
ated poisons from alimentary cann
ami prevents appendicitis. Adlcr-i-ka
• ves ANY CASE gas on stomach
>r sour stomach. Often CURES con
•tvat'on. In on<* case of cfironic Stem
ach trouble ONE bottle produeet
wonderful results. (SEWARD DRUG
Co.)
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Scott has two well equipped stills i
us home.
Charles G’ozo. former pianist a
i * movie at Anchorage, is a movi
.dor in Los Angeles.
Victor Arnold, ag d EG ye vs, m i
>er of Opliir Igloo, died at Idita’c
nt y after a long illness.
M ss Rarbnra Preston. born in K ■
hikan, many years ngo, was recent!,
a ried at Ivcno, Nevada.
The Treadwell club had a com mu r
ty Christmas on Christmas Eve.
Philip Burkland, young man vl *
for several years was a paper cmvnYi
in Juneau, died recently m Seattle.
H. G. Bennett, Assistant If. S. DY- i
trict Attorney, ;s visiting at his oh' ‘
home in Georgia.
The Pioneers at Sitrra had an o"
t«u tainmc nt and tree on Christmas
The old timers had a gicat time.
ti,; 1, well Inoivn luisiues?’
man of Juneau, and Florrine J vi •.
were recently married in Seattle.
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Mrs. Milton Winn, wife of a . * -
n r druggist at Juneau, died at Tus
> Arizona, r hently of tuberculosis.
Miss Harriot TTavtsough. d:rd re
•■■'•’tiv K^o^ihr^, Th°
wr nt to Ketchikan when there were so
fo*\* white women there t’mt boats
were s°nt out to nearhv poinf’ to se
cure women when a dance was given.
rossessron of tobacco *n any fo’-m ;
hv minors of cither ?c>; under 18 yen**
.p-% iq iiirfyg1 Ketchikan. a^eord
fr, o ^fjrl nrov’dos
for a fine of $100 or DO days for :;ale <
tobacco*to minors. j
•.Tf Q* pn>1nn V*mq plo^f/'d 1
f1 t of the Alaska Mining Engineers*
4... V C* '"'l !
a* 1 W. Hargraves, secretary-treasur
er. Ml
t
The pun^e
richness ci’ ;
Havana tcba
tempered t
to a rar e rrild:
—that’s the
.
• ci r*-* zzi t...l. i ti-ts j ■ w
(hfy-se.gr »?*, ' • taxpa ,
lx:i ;_j . i-r .,2
D?03. Ce., Ire., Cest:!©, T/ashin^?-, >/tribe tore j!
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Li. V. HOilKN A. K. OAV"
ALASKA TRANSFER
(
H. V. IIOUKK, Manackh
Goa!, Wood and Ice
General Transfe** •* • I’hones, Main 17 and 81
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^~^3saggi i imittit—fif
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemoi'e & Marj>ules — Proprietor
SEWARD ALASKA
? EXCLUSIVE
DISTKIIIUTOK8
OF
I B f V 0
| ALSO
1 MONOPOL
CIGARS
MAKE THE NORTHERN YOUR
HEADQUARTERS Yv era; IN SEWARD.
SLIAAhD \AA LR . fUALR CCMPANY
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JCHN A. NELSON, Manager
Oflice Adiuiiil ILiiiding
Wayne L ue. Agent.
SEWARD ALASa
When *t comes to the hard
“knot . - down - dra* - oat”
service that a fisherman
gAX'ih >ots, ordinary rubber
can t * and up. *
But Goodrich “Hi-Prcss ’ Rubber Boots and
Shoes aren't ordinary. ! hcy’re made in a
bettor way—in ON !i S )R1I3 PIE (- E and
they can’t leak or peel.
One j ; ir will outlast a wi ole
sea-on of hard ser\icc— ut
wear two or three ordinary
pairs.
Pul your money on Good’ ich
“ l]i-Pre s” ami \ oa’ll ik ver
be satisfied with anytl ing
else.
# Sold by 45,000 Dealers
The B. F. Goodrich Rubber Coy
The City of Goodrich— \kron, O •>'>/'
113-15 King Street
Seattle
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