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Local Briefs
v u a til News Stand.
\V. \. McPherson, photographer and
farmer, was in town on Monday.
Il you .mist drink, then drink the
!,<•«; i h i' - A SalJMirih coffee at Drown
A Dawkir.s.
'f. T >w e ard \V. A. Smith, well
know.. residents >! Lake Kenai. were
in town during’ the week.
To ay t:ie stm ' shining- brightly,
eau- n, to 1 irgel the iuclrinent
wea f. t‘ ot tfie past two w^rks.
T. W. Hawk ns returned on the
San.a < t;a from a business ' i-*it to
\ am. /.
Ty |m• w ritten notices are posted
aro. na u»wn calling for bus tor the
grut.iug oi Fourt t avenue.
Fun’s! itn of candies ever brought
this ;.u- ti <rt it at t no News Stand.
lloveruor John <>. llntdy. his wife
and live children, have returned to
the Worms Fair at St. Louis.
Nels-.m ilroriieis are building a two
story iram*- addition n> their huidiug
on e.is Adams street, in which the
school is located.
Aivah Lat"> s. agent for the jHist
oftice d. iwrtmtu.. with headquarters
at \ a .. 'I't-n: s-.-verai days in Sew
•trd during the week.
La;< -! ii ok', magazines and papers
at the New s St anti.
Mrs. K. L Wh ttemore Ini' gone to I
Seat I i> to visit her son who has been;
compel let! to submit to an operation;
in a hospital there.
Vul. 1. No!, of the Record-Miner of
Juneau, has tvue led this office. It t>
a five comma. e'ght page journal anil
is brim lull of interesting matter.
William Hu". 1. one of the heaviest
eonu.ictors on iiie A. t . Hy.. left for
tin* on sUie Wednesday night. Hi* an*
nouma > that In* will return in Feb
ruary.
K. L. McLean, who has been timber
inspector tor the Tauana t onstruction
t’otnp.uty tor semetime, left on the
Nama Plata for his home at Anacortes,
Washington.
Word comes from Valdez that Dr.
K. M. iloyle. of mat place, will estab
lish a Drug store in Seward. It is
staterl that the doctor will not locate
here for the present.
When the Santa t iara arrived last
Monday it was found that Seward had
In-on running one hour ahead of the
correct time. Many have adopted the
new time and set their timepieces
back one hour.
The -learner Santa Clara returned
from the westward Wednesday ni*fht
and pi ici-ci'-d i<it Iter way -outh. She
had .-hoard a number of pa—enyvr
from Cook inlet point- who were;join$i
out for the winter.
Capt.iiu 1 . S. Moore. who heretofore
ha- been ma-'.er *»r the -learner F.x
cel-ior, wa- in eomman i of the Santa
t lata on her l.t-t voyage. He i- a
in-other nj Z. .S. ,\h ore, the Santa
Clara*- reyuiar n aster.
.1. Hu»ler. from Daw- >n. N. \V. T..
was in Sewar i uuriim the week, He
i-auol-i Yukon t •:>ml of H. N. Cole
man. Mr. iJutlereame overland from
't’aaana ero—mu to Wilde/., hut came
over h -re : > vi-.t before ^oin^ to Se
attle on the Santa Clara.
All too- • who de-ire ea-t top and
bottom.*air tiu'ht heater- will do best
by waiting for the arrival of J. F.
tiraef*- m v -:<hk. All parts of my
-tort-are new and l>efo*v the public
makes it- -election be sure to examine
the -love -o that you will not be de
ceived by purchasing' a corroded ar
ticle. l«*2t
Change in Heather.
One o'clock a. n., on Thursday, the
snow fell in Seward, From 10 a. m.
until late in the evening a few tleeey
va|»ors fell, just enough to l*e noticed.
Roll of Honor
Pupils in the public school whose
deportment was eon et during the
week ending Thursday'}. October 20:
Roy Ashland. Walter Dakin, Ber
nice Dakin, Arthur Gray. Edwin Low
ell. Alice Dakin. Pear! Bartholf, Ester
Harvey, Ettie Workmen, Thomas Work
man
Sunday lining Lectures Discontinued
Dr. D. H. Sleetn announces that in
older to take a much needed rest the
Sunday evening lectures will he dis
continued for the present. There will
he no more lectures until further
notice.
Motel Arrivals
Following are the guests registered
at the llotei McNeiley since the lath
inst:
.1. M. Di-kinson. 1’. Waller. .1. J.
0‘lirien. Uu.v t . LI rout, Alex Oeser.
Frank San. -on. H. A. Me Lure, J. D.
Johnston ai d -on, O. ti. Hedges. \\ .
H. Fra-er: \lvah Fame-. Valdez: LI.
A. Drown. A. Hedberg. (S. Jilson.
A. McLIinni-: J. D. Johnsson. wife and
children, 1 a mien, Washington: Frank
Jenkins, M. Martin, T. M. Odale. An
drew lver-on, J. «Hohertson, <
Llootn. Lee Looby. F. L. Oliphant. W.
L. Fleming. Tyoonok. Fred Mellin: K.
M. Lloyd. Seldovia: John Palmer,
t ha-. Steen.
The Hhist Club
Wednesday evening the bachelors
entertained the whist dub in their
usual delightful manner.
Mr. I.ani' s. postoltice inspector was
tho yuest o the evening.
Music and dancing followed card
pla.v iny am i everyone took a part in
the general yayety.
At a recent business meeting of the
club it was d' cnled to do away with
the week!;, prizes and to substitute
prizes to 1>» given at the end of each
month, cm - quently none were dis
tributed exeepl a booby bri/.e which
was won b 1 h*. I>. H. Slecm.
thcr family Arrives
.1 B. .!> Lnston. who has the beauti
ful h<” -!< ad on the shore of Bear
lake, sev.-n miles north of Seward, was
joined, ouring the week, hy his fam
ily. his ift- and children having ar
rive 01 ■ he Santa t lara.
Mr. Johnston has secured a lot in
the r - nee portion and will build
hints- house and reside in town
during ’ • winter, taking advantage
>f tiit • • that we have a first class
m-Iio .! ■ . i-e Ids children can have
proper ;• struct ion.
Mr. .1. !». Johsnton has the sincere
thank' the editor and his wife for a
treat of oily vrrdentrout, which were
caught i i Bear lake.
Sine tie order went into effect that
prisoners could he made to work on
pubhe nproveinents while serving
out the r sentences, a {Treat manv
stumps have been removed from the
streets. During the past week Neil
Sexton i as had the two Indians who
if. s. - \ my tor !*o da\s. clearing out
tiie si *i nps at the interseet ion of
Founti veilue and Adams street.
Jefferson's Proverbs
.T«mV*-!-so» himself wrote many phn- .
orb* , lit*- ;ts nun) as Solomon and.
says oia of bis biographers, “wasquite
as car* oss in observing them.” How-’
over »i. o may ho. Ids own codo of mor
als wt'i-h he thought should be ol>
served is found in wlutt be called "A
C ataio. ue of < anons for Observation
in t’ra ical Life," which was written
in his \ nith. This has been presevved
to posterity, and in view of the interest
room' 1. revivod in Jefferson and his
doings and writings by the action of
c mgtv.s. is interesting. This was Jef
ferson s code: j*
1 X ver put off until tomorrow
what you can do today.
2 Novel* trouble another for what
you can do yourself \
■ J Never spend your money before
you have it.
4 Never buy vvliat you don't want
because it is cheap: it will be dear to
you.
f> 1 vide costs us more than hunger,
thirst or cold.
t»—We never repent of having eaten
too little*.
7— Nothing is troublesome that we
do willingly.
8- How much pain have cost us the
evils which have never happened.
9- Take things always by the
smooth handle.
10— When angry, count ten before
you speak; if ver-v angry, then count a
hundred.— New York Herftld.
_ LMMWmrr—IM| „„,
The Oldest
Ask any of your northern friends as to the way we
handle this trade.
Loach, Augustine & Co.
GROCERS
SKATTLK.WASHINGTON
Kilbourne & Clarke Co.
"KAU KMN General Electric Supplies
AVc carry the largest stock north of San Francisco.
Agent's for (birdner Electric Drills.
SKATTLK OKFICK SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
si.*, SECOND \ VK. SKATTLK, WASHINGTON.
I
Tlio fallowing is ili<* scab* of business and rosidonee lights
Business: Residences:
Nerst one Clout i. each.. $3.’>0 Neist one Glower, each.. $1.00
10-candh powei liglu>. 1 10-candle power lights. 1
lo lo. each. $-.00 to 4. each.$l."-»
10-camlle power li-lit>. lo 10-candle power lights, 4
or over, eacli... -I-"*' or over, each . $l->0
A. P. DICKINSON, Mgr.
Alaska Pacific Navigation Company
CARRYING U. S. MAIL AND EXPRES^
Str. "SANTA CLARA' S;i iIs from Seattle first of eaeh month for Jim. nuv
Sitka. Kayak. Vakutat. Valdez. Seward, t oo!
Inlet and way ports. Sails from Seward I"'
Valdez, Seattle and way ports about the 12th o!
eaeh month.
S.tr "SANTA ANA-’ Sails from Seattle lath of eaeh month for Juneau.
Sitk;t. Kayak, Yakuvat. Valdez and Seward.
Connects at Valdez w !h Str. Dora, for rnalaska
and way ports. Sails from Seward for Valdez.
Seattle and way ports about the 2s<th of eaeii
month.
S.tr "DORA” Sails from Seward for rnala4 a and way ports 27th
of each month. Connecting at Valdez with Str.
Santa Ana.
Kiglil to change steamers or date of sailing is reserved
E. E. CAINE. PRESIDENT. ( J. F. TROW3RIDGF, GFN’L MGR.
GENERAL OFFICES: 616 FIRST AVE.. SEATTLE. WN.
C. W. MILLER. ASS.T MGR. E. R. GRAY, AGT.
VALDEZ. ALASKA. SEWARD. ALASKA
mere' !
Sails from Seattle via. Juneau, Tenth of each month
Sails from Seward via. Juneau. Twentv-seeond of each month.
DI E NOTICE WILE BE GJVF.N op future sailing dates
Passenger Service unexcelled
For Rapid Delivery ot' Freijrld and for Passenger Rates aud Ber*lis
Apply to.
CHARLES E. BROWN, Agt.,
At Brown and Hawkin’s Store.
SEWARD.ALASKA
San Francisco Office, Seattle Agency. 84 Y^sler Way
;j 1<> Sansome St. JAMKS C AKKOLTj, Seattle Agt.
Yakutat Lumber Co.
-Dealers in-*
All kinds o* Lumber, Lath, Shingles.
Both Washington Fir and ,native
Spruce. Ft/ll line of Sash and Doors
Mills at Ballard, Washingaton and Yakutat Alaska
F. S, STIMSON, President* _ . W. M. S^SIERS.-Mgr. ^
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DR. C. T. DAGGETT
DENTIST
S. E. Cor. I'Vuirth Avo. un<l Wushinirton St.
SKWAKI) - - ALASKA
H. H. HILDRETH
NOTARY PUBLIC
I
U. S. COMMISSIONER
SKWAKI) . . ALASKA
M. P. BRANSFIELD
NOT A BY PUBLIC
SKWAKI)” - - ALASKA
CRARY & OGDEN
ATTOKXEYS-AT-LAW
MINING AND CORPORATION LAW
3!4 PIONEFP BUILDING
SEATTLE - WASH.
R H. KEMP, M. E.
Over year experience in
Hie Drtiti (I States and British
Columbia. Careful, trustwor
*hv report'*. References fur
id -bed If desired.
SEWARD. - - ALASKA
P.H; KARFSTEDT
WATCHMAKER
SEWARD - - ALASKA
Chas. Crawford
(leneral Blacksmithing
and Horse Shoeing
, Si\t It and Washington Sts.. Seward.Ala
EATTLE 0ALOON
CHARLEG TECKLENBURG
WINES, LIQUORS
AND CIGARS
Only POOL TABLES in Seward.
Bon Ton Barber Shop
AND BATHS
RAZORS HONED
E. W. YOUNG, Prop.
Near the Dock SKWAKD. ALASKA
Nelson Brothers
TEAMING
AND DRAYING
(live us your ordor for
STOVE WOOD
COAL DELIVERED
SKUWRI) . - - ALASKA
fiOULD & CONNER
. ....-PIONEER
BARBER SHOP
aho BATHS. PORCELALN TUBS
FOR LADIES ANDGENTLEMEN
Private entrance to baths for Indies
1 » ’Vt
ALASKA
CENTRAL
RAILWAY
• rr 4 Operated by
The Tanana Construction Co.
TIME CARD
Leaves,Seward 6:15 a. m.
Arrives, “ 1:45 p. m.
Leaves “ 2:00 p. m.
Arrives, “ &30 p. in.
Main office, Denny Butlding,
Seattle, Wash.
Operating headquarters,
Seward, Alaska.