See those
Diamonds at
George the Jeweler’s
NOTICE.
l hereby £ive notice that from this
date T will not be responsible for any
debts that are contracted by my wife.
Mrs. Lizzie Jenkins.
John Jenkins.
Seward. Alaska. Aug. 2i>, 11H3.
Serial No. 0157-4.
ADDITIONAL KNTIIY
Under Section 23u6 of the Revised statutes
of the United States
application
United States LandOffice. I
Juneau, Alaska. April 23. 1913 '
Frank B. Peterson, assignee of Eugene Ken
tield and George Armstrong, b‘ing entitled to
the benefits of station 2306 of the Revised
M ites of the United States granting additional
this to the soldiers and sailois who served in
tin Rebellion, does hereby apply to enter
United States survey N<>. *61, situate on light
bank on Naknek river. Bristol bay. district of
Alaska, and more particularly described as
follows. to wit: . .
Commencing at corner No. 1 on the right
bank of the NaaneU river, whence corner No.
1. survey 541. bears south 55 degrees 12 minutes
west. l.lV chains, and corner No. I. survey 527.
hears south 58 degrees east. 65.18 chains, and
high point on river bank bears south 35 degrees
30**minutes west, and witness corner bears
north 1.58 chains; thence north 20 chains to
corner No. 2: thence east 10 chains to corner
No. 3. whence hign ix»int on river bank bears
south 30 degrees io minutes west: thence south
u 86 chains to corner No. 4. whence witness
corner bears north 1.20 chains, and corner No,
l survey 527. bears south h> degrees 2.» minutes
east. 63,54 chains, and smoke stack Naknek
cannerv. survey 60. btars south JO degiees 1.)
minutes west; thence meandering along the
said right bank of Naknek river, south 44 de
gree# .52 minutes west. 14.00 chains, to corner
No. t. ami the place of beginning.
Area 11.0* acres. Variation 22 degrees 00
minutes east. ... , .
us additional to the original homestead entry
of Eugene Kentleld No 1656 for lot-. 1 and
and nortlM'a>t Quarter of northwest ciuartei
and northwest Quarter ofnortheust quar
ter of section eighteen. township
thirty-six north. range forty-four west,
containing one hundred and forty-live and
six tv-four one hundreths (145.64) acres, entered
at Alexandria. Minn.. July 5. 1871; and
as additional to the homestead entry of George
Armstrong No. 44tH) for forty (40) acres, made
at Ionia. Michigan, on September 14. 186#.
Notice is hereby given that any anil all per
sons claiming any portion of the above des
cribed land are required to tile their protest
during the period of publication or thirty
Oavs thereafter, in accordance with law. with
the Register and Receiver of the United States
Land Office at Juneau. Alaska.
FRANK B. PETERSON.
Notice of the above application will be pub
lished in the Seward Gateway, printed at
Seward. Alaska, which l hereby designate as
t he newspaper published nearest the laud ap
plied for in said application.
C. B. WALKER.
Register. United States Land Office.
Juneau. Alaska.
Fir-t publication May 15. 1913.
Last publication September 15. 1613.
SOLON WILSON
SHOOTS SHERIFF
Boise, Idaho, Sept. 5.-Former Con
gressman Wilson, whose arrest was
I sought by the sheriff on a charge of
1 inebriaty, drew a pistol from a hip
' pocket and tired twice at the official.
| One ball hit the sheriff in the head,
another took i ffect in his hand. He is
| not mortally wounded.
A witness for the state declares that
Wilson had threatened to take his own
j life, and this led to the charge being
j made against him.
1
J New York, Sept. 5.—In a seven
round contest here last ni?ht, Moran
I won the decision over Palzer.
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Meet meat the Branch.
FOR SALE—Lease and furnishings
of Vienna Cafe. Apply at this otllce. t
For reliable informal on write Can
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; non, Pioneer hotel, Knik, Alaska, t j
Change in bill of fare every day of the week
at the Commerce Cafe. %
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby ?iven that any per- |
son can?lit usin? a small car of any ^
description on the railroad will be!
prosecuted to the full extent of the j
law. Alarka Northern Ry. Co.
Herbert 'Tozier, Supt. |
TAKE THE
s. S. CRESCENT
For Speed and Comfort, Down
KENAI LAKE DAILY
GRANDMA WHITE’S, - MILE 20
Your Clothes
Foundation
is more or less sub
stantial, according
to the dependabil
ity of the methods
of Examining, Test
ing and Shrinking
oi all materials used.
Ed. V. Price & Co.
are so particular about this that any
clothes they make for you are insured
lasting style and permanent shape.
Why pay the high prices of local
tailors or tolerate misfit ready-made
' clothing when you can buy clothes
like these tailored to your individual
order ?
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Brown & Hawkins
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MRS. BITTNER’S
boarding house
Por a Good Meal
Laubner Building. Washington Street
C. HENNING,
Agent for the Famous *
frcd. Kauffman Clothes
The best of everything in layering
Ladies and Gentlemen’s Clothes
cleaned, pressed, repaired and altereu.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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It is not what we make, but what we save, that
counts. Start your children right by opening a SAVINGS
ACCOUNT for them. It will pay them interest and
encourage them to save.
We pay 4 per cent, on Savings and Time Deposits,
* > ,
interest payable semi-annually. .
All of the stock of this institution is owned by
residents of Seward. If this bank has proven beneficial
to you and the community, should we not have foUt
patronage.
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