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Harry V. Ho ben. President Irank L. Ballain-, See.
B»Ur»1 a. aarond-claw matfr September t. 1915. »t the Poet Office »t Seward. Ala.ka.
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MRS. CHAS. PEDEN
GAINS 21 POUNDS
‘*1 have just finished my third bot
tle of Tantac ami have gained twenty
seven pounds.* '\as the tiu'y ’etna
able statement made hv Mrs. Ohas.
reden, residing \l II M
Huntsville, Ala. Mrs. IVden is one «>
the best knov n and hiirh’y respected
women of that thriving litt e cite,
where she has made her home for *;
number of years.
“When I commenced takinir Hv
medicine.” she continued, ”1 had opl
weighed ninety-eight pounds, now :
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THE
SEWLRi)
DRILL
K«**entl% Ihorou^hlv Kcnma'ed.
“WE H VN Dl.K OMIA I IKS I (.LA'S
HOODS"
“W E I'NDERST \ ND HOW TO
PKEPAItK I H EM"
(. L*anlim\ss and 1 ourtCM
IS OI K MOTTO.
PR1V \TE DIMM; ROOM
FOR LADIES
( harle* I anierim John 1 . Eaffn«*v
MEET ME AT THE
I
GRILL
REST U K V\T AND BVKKR\
BREAD CAKES pies
Open All Ni«ht
FVSICK \ JOHN \ I LEM
Proprietors
i>i \mom> mci;*s
OVERLAND
CALL
me vi.s at all hoiks.
Our Bill of fare consists of
All the Market Affords.
HOME MADE BREAD and PASTRY
ROYRD BY THE MONTH
R. RHODES, Proprietor.
GOOD EATS
COMMERCE
WILL BE REOPENED WITHIN V
FEW MONTHS OR SOONER.
Leo. Jendy, Prop.
weigh IJ'i pounds and never felt bet
ter in ruy life. For years l have sui
fered with a bad form of stomach
trouble, const pation and pains in my
: ie and back. At time the pains took
ih» form of torture and 1 was twice
» \amincd and each time l was to d
that bad fallen off until I only weiph
• d ninety-eight pounds and was so,
vo k I could hardly get around.
• 1 had no appetite at.all scarcely, J
s.,: tittle 1 did eat would cause
im> to orm in my stomach, whv'h
... iw mo palpitation of the heart. -e ’c
md a dizzy fw linjr ak T
•he b ad. \Yh* n the spells came on 1
v ’ ! vm awfully nervous. 1 worried
ab ■’* myself until 1 could rest and
deop but little.
* 1 bad fallen off until i "as al
most skin and bones and my strength
in.’ energy were 'owly leaving m« .
1 had a d ead of the future and cou 1
,* nothing hut the operating table
am* the kn fe. I hud a perfect honor-d
an operation, hut 1 had made up m *
mind that it was either life or death
and prepared to submit to i». T ha I
•>ad. id pi • * para t ions for the opera
tion and called on my sister to tell
h* i good-bye, as 1 did not know
whether 1 wou'd live to see her again
<<• not. My sister begged and pleade 1
w jtli me not to allow them to cut on
me and told me to wait and try a good
tonic for a while. The next day, as l
.•tinned f om the consolation room 1
th<»ui;ht ot vhat she said and as £
bad heard >o much about Tanlac 1 de
cided to try it as a !a^t resort an 1
stopped at Gilberts* Drug store and
bought a bottle. Of course 1 had lo.-t
heart and had no . faith in the medi
cine. but to please my sister I made
up my mind to take it and oh, what a
happy da\ that was lor me!
*•] never returned for the opera
tion. but just kept taking the-Tanlac.
Right from the start 1 began to feel
hotter. The m* dicine seemed to take
hold right at once. It had a soothing
. ■ t and in a few days 1 felt no pain
at all. I "as o happy over the wond
erful improvement in my condition
that 1 sent and got another bottle o.‘
Tanlac, and have just finished taking
my third bottle and feel like I have
been made all over again into a now
woman.
“A , I have said before, I now weigh
ig.r» pounds, and my improvement has
lvn so rapid that none of my clothes
are big enough for me. I will have \»»
ma' e them all over again. I now have
a uivenous appetite and my husband
ay I am simply eating him out of
house and home. I have even gone
hack to my coffee which I was to'*1
not to touch. Those terrible pains in
m\ "hack and head have all disappear
i .1 and I sleep like a child. I am no
longer nervous and when l get up
mornings I feel refreshed, cheerful
and bright. I am now able to attend
to my household duties and I feel
:f l had started life all over again. My
hu>band i- highly delighted,, and my
recovery is the talk of the neighbor
hood. I do nothing hut rejoice all day
eng over the recovery of my health
nd praise Tanlac to everybody.
“ 1 feel so grateful for my escape
from the operating table and the
knife that you may publish what 1
have said; you may, if you will, tell
other women suffering as l was. » >
come anti see me and I will be glad to
tel! them all about my case.”
Tanlac is old in Seward by the
Seward Dru^ Co. (adv.)
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WRECKED MATERIAL
FOR RAILROAD SAVED
FROM SCNKEN BARGE
Word brought to town by a musher
arriving from Fairbanks, indicates'
that all of the railroad material, con
sisting mostly of rails, spikes and
holts, which had been sunk on a bargn'
in tow of the steamer Shusana la**5
!a:d summer, has now been recovered
artd is stacked upon the bank of the
iver, awaiting a favorable op|»ortur
itv for shipment to a point near the
railroad.
The material was being conveyed
ASK FOR
W ILD ROSE HAMS, SWEET, MILD—FLAVORED
ONLY THE FINEST HAMS CHOSEN FOR THE
SPECIAL WILD ROSE CURE
FRYE — IJRUHN COMPANY
U. S. A.
jirdwood,
BILLIARDS AND POOL
Soft Drinks Cigars Cigarettes
ROAD HOUSE AND CUBAN IJEDS
The Culinary Department is under the management of
It. E. SHANKUIN
on the barge in tow of the Shusann,
to Chena, where it was to have been
unloaded and taken by rad to the
Happy division of the railroad for ex
tent ion purpose. While opposite Fat -
em-up ” Frank’s place, the barge
which had evidently struck a sub
merged snag, filled and sank, in fairly
deep water.
The contract for salvaging the con
ten* s of the barge was awarded to
£arl C’ll ego v, last winter. He cut away
the ice around the barge and wftn
the help of a horse and some bloc’*
an'* tackle, succeeded in tal^jng o*
all the material. The barge itself l«
said to he in had shape and is prob
ably not worth saving.
The shipment consisted of 220 raf*s.
<>40 angel bar". »2 kegs of spikes an
ho!v. and 2.r» wheelbarrows.
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im; kffittion fok
FDDIi: KK’K KNH Vt h Kl*
1 OS ANOFLKS, May 22 ■ When
F.dd’e Kiekenbacker. famous America i
ace, returns sometime during next
month to Lo. Angelas, which lie claim
a I*'.- “hoirjo town”, the entire city
will ce’elirRtt in his honor. «
Mayor 1 . T. Woodman has appoint
oil a “R'ckenbacker Pa> exocutiv
committee.” composed of leaders of
everv branch of industrv in Los An- !
• *
ireles.
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We have a boot for every service. The
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Why not wear the best? They cost no
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Sailings from Seattle
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ALAMEDA May 23 rd.
ALASKA ..* June * 3rd.
ALAMEDA June 14th
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ALASKA. June 23th.
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In the above sailings, the Alameda will call at Anchorage.
The Alaska returns from Seward on each of the above sailings.
b A. H. McDONALD, Agent.
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