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CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
I NTH A V BASKETS
SU&TON & TH WAITES
READ THE GATEWAY.
“ LIBERTY THEATRE ”
( tonight: )
8 p. M.
LATEST HEARS! IVVTHE NEWS
THE FAMOUS BILL II VIM'
WOLF LOWfiY
ITS A KNOCKOUT THE I SLA'
WESTERN DRAMA WHICH BILL
HART MAKES FAMOUS, in 5 Parts.
VLSO A TRIANGLE COMEDY
n*S A BEAR DON'T MISS IT!
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J. I.. tJraefs tf.
I'lK-ket l*l;;sh litfhts and batteries a
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We do picture framing. Prices re.i
>0*1 able. Sexton \ Ihwaites. tl
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past in the minstro’
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S;iv*» ebarav ot* the affa’r "hit* vTl
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»:%(*;» o«l time. The members of th i
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mull’III’lillll IHt I
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20 per cent of f on i ll Broker. Stock
Dinner Ware Patterns-Fancy
Berrv anl Salad Bowls-and
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Brown & White Earthen Ylaio.
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Adams m . I>ep’t. Main 1
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SEWARD COMMERCIAL (’O.
,\u>* i t u* I tat* to \ • r Granite Odds and
l>,da u Gin s Ware. !i. . >r> Goods, Gents I umislunu
a**.’. (»: oeeries.
OPTIMO I.OYFRA - MO/.ART
EL-ROI - TAN COLON
\N1) THE LAROK RARRKTT
NOW nrTEF.N ( KM'S STRKKOIT
ir> ctoi.
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aiacng the ii vitcd ones us they co*r
tiibutel iv) mali part to i.iie mico-s;
of tin* evenii r.
The tree. tion and dance f<atuv
Mas arrange i at the meeting of t* •
A rtie Grot5 •••hood la t night. A’ot :
Chief A. H. McDonald. M. A. Harm :•
a’d Joseph Gadget* will attend to th
extra stunts t > ho pulled eft' on Thur -
d y night.
At'the meeting last night the Lx!" r
t< ude ’r I K* i %h Luca> . di*ector o’ ' '• •
rr n. t: d show a vot • of thanks fa* th •
ef.iriciv. and wonderful performance.
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.h hn l). Sullivan > e unanimousl:
’ret '(1 Arctic Rccorde.* of the AreM.
:*»*otherhoo 1 at the igu’ar n.ecti'ij
t night. Mr Sullivan succeeds W. T.
lien’ s, who re i?:ned on account *d
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BREAD CAKES PIES
Open All Niaht
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KLUOTTS
Ladies desiring to#learn to dan e
a.e cordially invited to ihe Gentle
iron’s class also Tuesday, 8 oYloc\,
\ an (Wilder hall.
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The latest and the most ser
viceable clothes ever design'
led for Alaskans.
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I'lll'. PEACE WHERE MEN OIT1T!
iilLIIIIillJMImlH ll.li'iiiMiiimiiiM i
!• iving shortly for the states for an
indefinite stay. L. V. Kay was elected
trustee another position held by Mr
i :nrv.
As Mr. Sullivan has boon elevated
from Arctic trail guide to recorder.
W. E. Rich was appointed to the form
er office by Arctic Chief A. H. Mc
Donald.
The meeting last night was well at
tended and was in the nature of fra
‘ t rna! farewell to Mr. Henry who hi
been recorder for the past three year
and one of the good old sourdough
1 members of Seward Camp No., 21. M
l Kay expressed the sentiment of th»
members when be stated that the or
ganisation would miss Mr. Henry fo:
one was going away who coyld id wa y
be found at his station on every meet
ing night, rain or shine.
E. E. Robart left on the Fariag '
f >r Seattle via Kodiak.
Very pleasant, well furnishc
i stci.mli rated rooms. \V. E. Root. 2n
i :.ve. M2fi.
WANTED— Trunk in good coniF
lion. qu»cl;. How much? Address A
.'care Gateway* ^ M21tl
SHHSCR1UE FOR THE HATEWA'
, Leave Orders I
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SUITS, COATS !
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Call And See The
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GLACIER BAR|
3irdwood, Alaska. |
BILLIARDS AND I’OOI.
Soft Prints Cigal's Cigarettes
ROAD HOUSE AND CLEAN BEDS
The Culinarv Oeparlment is under the management of
R. E. SHANKLIN ii
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Successor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE CONTORT OF A HOME
AXES DY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
A. HORNER, Manager . MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prop
FOR SALK— Real estate, improv
i and unimproved. Apartments to;
t. L. B. Spencer, M27.'
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\iu!y\s express meets all train* *nd
‘ earners. Phone 113.
AT URBACH’S
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The Copeland
& Ryder’s
JEFFERSON
SHOES.
Also other
Popular
Makes
of
Dress avd
Work Shoes
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AT URBACH’S
mm •M'Jiw
GOOD EATS
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I’ le best place lo eat for Ladies and
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Gentlemen. A single visit will
make you a regular patron.
WE AIM TO PLEASE YOU—
A Special
illUKEN AND TURKEY DINNER
EVERY SUNDAY - J
Leo. Jendy, Prop.
JOIi PRINTING
AT THE
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JAMES PAULSON
Proprietor,
SE Vt'A RdTaLA SKA.
RESTAURANT
Next to the
Palace Pool Room
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We cater to the Public regardlesi
of Nationality or Previous condition
of Servitude.
GEORGE MANUEL, Prop.