The
Harriman National Bank
Of Alaska
AT SEWARD
SUBSCRIBERS,
through this KanU. to the
muni suits foimm iiBtim lots -
are requested to call for their bonds.
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TRAVEL NO. 1 ONI.
"DON’T MISS IT’ ’
DRILL TONIGHT
Tile regular drill rf the Si'wa-i!
ia *\ I ni will take place toiii^V
a e‘r >n a at the A. II. Hail. All
* min r> a •• * «jia*>!e«l to in- presen*
. • * i emits are always welcome.
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Tin following: is the weather re
• *r tin 21 hour.- ending: at 7 o’
7 this morning::
>• ;.rd 2S. cloudy, calm.
M • ta la 2S, cloudy, calm.
itanuskn 27. c’oud.v. calm.
•/Lickaloon 27. cloudy . calm.
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Tnlkc tua J»0, cloudy, calm.
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iVi c! : ■ < .»■ u;. to cable office re
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' THINKS
AND
SUIT CASES
URBACH'S |
1X>VE Ra
! MILD HAVANA CIGAF
10c, 2 for 25c and 15c
JpSE LOVER* CO., TAMPA
Schwabacher Bros. & Co., Inc.
SF.A P I !'. WAPH . INTTRIBUTORS
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Mr:. James Paulson, a bride of a
week, formerly Mrs. ISarrett, of l.n
Touehe. has faith in Seward and with
I.or husband has invested in property
holdings hero.
James Paulson and his wifi' have
purehased the property and building
known as the Kairbanks hotel on I* *
t 1 Avenue near Washington. Possesi
on will not take plaee tor perhaps a
week or un'il Mr. and Mrs. Paulson
return t’r m a trip to I.aTouehe. Thev
will Itavi oi the Admiral Watson and
I hope to « at* h the Alameda hack o>
Seward. in the meantime Mr. Kairmer,
| \* ill corn! let the hotel as he has het n
! doimr fo" several weeks, also operat
| his dining room.
Mrs. Paulson is well known in Al
aska havin'!* resided in the Territory
for i:» year-, principally in South
cistern V’a ka where she has conduct
• d boaidinf; houses, **s. Paulson hi
*ne,*at »•! a successful boarding house
• ! Touche but believes that Sew
• *d looks b. tter.
The Fairbanks will be renovatnd.
*'T" t*l"«a v.r-‘ are to he made and the*
well known ) ’ace will be conducted in
n up-to- 'at * manner. Mrs. Paulson
'*no*.vs how t eaten to th.c hungry *'■ r
he has !»•* * mo. t successful in a'*
th( i ' • ■ntui*'* of boarding houses,
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\\ \ ;*s: \ DI F TONIGHT.
Wa* no Blue 1 a - ec< ived a
ireless from <'•>•'♦. Glasscock of the
\dmira' Wa* on to the effect that h<
*xi)i< t <1 I** be in Seward tonight a*
i 0 o\ lock.”
mnixo: ri.ru meets
The* Uriil^o Club will,meet tomov
>\v afternoon with Mrs. Harold
Painter, at her residence on Third
Yvenue.
Il’CH MAH FOR WESTERN
PORTS SENT FROM KODIAK
Accord imr to advices received in
>\vard. the jrasboat Viking has leit
‘.od.’ak for I’njia and way ports tak
! ^ 20 tons of i mil . This mail is an
•cumulation of perhaps four or five
ItAIN COATS
SLICKERS
HI PRESS
SPORTING
IJOOTS
LOW RUBBERS
SHOE PAC’S
LIFE — PRESERVERS
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COTTER S
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runri..u ii \viiki{|<: \ikn orri-n i
months ami is taking gratis by tin*
\ king to help tin* Kloi.se, tin* iegu
1: mail i)(*at. Hesides the mail, the Vi
king also had about 20 tons of freight j
for I'nga.
The mail boat KloUc Has also left
Kodiak fo • the westward with mail
and freight for points beyond I nga
b itig loaded to the limit.
MAIL <>\ \LAMKILV
When the Alameda reaches hero
next Monday or Tuesday she will have
Id, day’s mail from Seattle and also ;
Id. day’s mail from Southeastern Alas- j
kan | orts. As the Admiral Watson j
left Seattle the day before Christmas, j
much Xmas mail may he on the Ala- i
mods. 1
HE \V\ SNOW oi l LINE
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This mo: ninjr there was three feet j
and two in now at Mile 1*2
and by nightfall it is believed that j
there '' ill be 12 feet of snow, old and !
n w. There is about 12 foot of snow j
at Mile i.*i.
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Kobej{ .1. Weir announced today
1'u»! the regular train tor Anchorage
ould leave Sunday morninir at !> <*' ,
dock.
There will be a train south from |
'ncbo afro tomorrow to connect with
the Seward train.
FORRENT
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Furnished rooms for r»*nt- Van Cild
cr Building. MtM!
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Newly decorated and jf j
turn1 died throughout. t gjjj
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interest Notice:
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IF"
you have a savings account in this Bank
bring in your pass book, and have your in
terest entered thereon.
IF"
you do not have a savings account, start the
New Year right and open an account with n
t per cent paid on Saving’s Accounts.
Andy’s express meets all trains and
steamers. Phone 3 13.
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C'KRTAIN—'TKKD Roofing at
IVosius & Noon. tf.
h i: CRKKPKRS at J. K. Graef's
% CEUTAl\—TflEH keeps out the
rain. Brosius & noon. tf.
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GET YOUR SHOES "half soled with |
Monarch Oak. It lias no equal, $1.75]
i pain. Lloyd’s. Opposite Liberty The
:«* re.
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We do picture framing. Prices rea
sonable. Sexton & I hwaites. M.
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READ THE GATEWAY
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Pocket Flash light* and batteries at
J. L. (iraef’s
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FOR SALK Yellow Turnips am!
R«fat>agcs, Small Turnips at 2<\ per
il).
ALASKA TRANSFER CO.,
Phone Main 17.
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FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
Succeftflo*’ to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Gilfier Bldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
' RATES BY DAY OR WEEK
M. A. HORNER. Manager
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WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
MRS. W. A. McNEILEY. Prop
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WE CAN EASILY HELP YOU TO DECIDE.
_GOOD SERVICEABLE SLITS FROM
THE DEPENDABLE LINES OF IIIRSHV. ICKWIRE
.ND STYLEPLUS AT $25.00 & $35.00 —--Lots of
Patterns and Materials to Select.from.
_DUTCHESS TROUSERS-HANSEN GLOVES
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_“THE RAYNSTER" A Mc:’krn Weight Top Coat,
That can he worn on all occasions.
IF MEN WEAR IT-WE CARRY IT.
•town & Hawkins
“Quality First"
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