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DR. H. A. BLYTJI
Dentist
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10 A. M. — To — 5 l\Ma
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Office 114 K. K. liliig.
Resideiu*v Third Am*.
l’hones: Office. Madison lal);
U»*#idence *. Adams 48.
inburgh
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J. Si. 8LOA*V M. l>.. c. M.
\ an l.iWer Building
Odiee hour*: 1 to 3 and T to 8 p ni
Formerly of Nome.
FRATERNAL
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L. O. O. M- N®. 1425
Meet.* every Tuesday 8 P,M., at
A B. Hall. Viaitinff Brother*
* Invited. . . I
lVtci* X. \mler-ou Dictator. 1
Julian Heed. Secretary.
PIONEERS OR ALASKA
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mi <*t* op ?*iH arut 4t^ Ssturdtj
avh month. 8 o Won**r H»’lj
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GATEWAY
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Don’t write the folks and tell them
that the reason you don’t write ol*
tom-r i> that stationery is so hard to
4ot way up in Alaska.
\ ou might be able to slip over tpe
old gag about the boat just whistled
ouv hut the stationery stint don &
ft you don’t belie\gvus just step in
:md we will show you the classiest
ine \ ;»u ha\e even seen anywhere.
1 ome oir now and* write thosf let*
tors you ha\e been putting off.
YtitifirVTnily* • .> .
SKWARD DRUG GO. ,
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The Kexall Store. '!
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rive brides arrived f*o«; the Sfnt-\jj
at Kaiibank recently. 'They wore.
,!. .). Sherry ami brid**; J. H. Cihbs
and bivde; l'luurtfard lbukholz and
bride and James do num and bride.
An i* to chih'ha*. be mi. formed .,f
Whitehorse* A •
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A. \\ ami-camp* • ‘ » "h fe
j bln tion of a mobtHly ma/mine a*
*\acfu»rjicre* devoted to tie* interests ot
the Pioheeps. A *
W. A. l»r»vm arent fe» Cu** Admiral
! ine at K udovh has l»e'*»u trims1*' *i
, rattle and l, 11. Counts o/j JUljoau.
t teen out t o aicceed 1 bow if.
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A platinum strike is reported lie;"*
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k LUMBER and BUILDERS; HARDWARE^'.'./
I WINDOWS DOORS, CLASS,. \l ILL-WORK and BOAT -LUMBER,
ill \.,.n|. l or-STANDARD M'WllNE ENGINES, STANDARD KID
Jl ' ' " SV^TROLBER. STANDARD KID.
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Valdez-ami- many citizens are stating
ground. , </* . v K v • P ' 7
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■ C. J. Todd Ha re i/thcd th*c p** f
VyftW d .
served three >Vars- to devote* hiidHfno
i> r Mti'ng. lie ha > bee?i ueebeded htv
his assistant-George Robbins. yy.
I, (i-Q • u. Hill, proprii tor of a job,
p| •: . ' V* <b i rec< ntljrjpi
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NOTl&E OE.AlH’UC (.TlOhivl
for. FAtiesiT.
s I.arnJ fflfTit’e, JunVaii. 'Alaska,
' M . ; 2 1919.
i NOTICi: is hereby Riven <list
«Nortliv. eMet'i Fisheries Company, it*
. < irporulion. as assignee ol Peter M.
j Steen being emitted to the benefits
r of SecSms 2 ' » of the Revised S'at
ii! <«.,o! the I’nited States and the
'amendments there d, has applied •:>
make entry of the lands embraced in
» v Non-mineral sutvey i220 siti
r.n Fast side of 1'prt vlleiden i ’
.Mala, particularly described ;ij 1 ol
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(*or# No. If.an Peach Port
V *iden Pay at im in1 high tide. cor.
1 ars East 0.1 H*J
I’. S. I„ M. this Sur. hears S. f* dreg.*
; ;>* :'.r* ft. 7,1 t chs; thynce meanderihg ’
|-rich Pori I! 'idol/ Pay at mean high
tide (i> S. "j deg. tS’ w. .’.Gf* chs; (‘2*
S. 7 dog. \V XX. S.f»1 civs (3) S. 12 deg.
fS’ \X*. G U chs.‘to cor. No. 2. cor. not
-i*V w\\. cor. bc.jjrs East l.M chs. .1
“ ; M Ihb bears21•Ak.
Ii. S.7! chs; lh.once East 12.27 chs. t'1'
. >r. No. 3; thehce North 1V20 ch* to
ror. No. 4; thence West 9.87 chs to
true c«»r. No. I place of beginning.
Area Hi. 19 acres. Variation at all cor
ners 19 deg. 50’ IS. Lut. 50 deg. 56’ N.
Longitude 158 deg. 35’ W.
As additional to original homestead
en!ry; of Peter M. Steen, guardian of
John A. Steen, 11. K. 1377 dated July
2 1800 at Winnebago City, Minn.
.. Any and all persons claiming ad
‘rrrs'dy auy portion of the .above de
KTihtal tract ot land ar.e required to
file with the Register and Receiver of
tyo*'J- idled States Land Office at Ju- 1
tlieir adverse claim
it ei 'iq, under oath, during the period j
i \ publication or within thirty.-days
t lervnfter. or they,, will be barred by
t ie provisions of the statute.
NORTHWESTERN FISHERIES CO..
By Jno R. Winn,
Its Attorney in Fact
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that
u* foregoing n.due he published for
t to statutory period in the Seward
( ateway, a newspaper of general cir
e Ration print 'd at Seward, Alaska.
f»e nearest newspaper to said above
d ‘Scribed claim or survey.
Effie A. Frisbee,
/ Register.
Sownyd Gateway— f>0 Days
*i ir*t Rub. Maj\*29, 1919.
1 ast Rub. Aug. 9, 1919.
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\ 0(1) I’N DEBT A KING COMPANY
Licensed Enibalmers
Funeral Directors
• SEWARD. ALASKA.
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U, V. HoUKN , A. K. Dav'X
ALASKA TRANSFER
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H. V. HOBEN, Manager
Coal, Wood and Ice
General Transfer* n • Phones, Main 17 und HI
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Margules — Proprietors
. • SEWARD ALASKA >'
SEWARD WATER and POWEfT COMPANY
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JOHN A. NELSON, Manager
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Office Admiral Building
Wayne Blue, Agent.
SEWARD MISM
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all OF THE NEWS OF THE WORLD, DAILY.
... Read the SEWARD,GATEWAY,
Covers the local field and the entire
World, Associated Press Service.
ALL OF THE NEWS OF THE WORLD, DAILY.
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V? . FACTS ABOUT SEWARD
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„ : -! Sewffr^ i^sitiuiled on Resurrection Ray, midway of
.. $? the coast line of the GuIf#ol Alaska and 1(H) miles hoi.*.
;:L&s^ouU\4>f.the Pacific steamers,to the Orient
~ V‘"^fhe various trade routes >f the North i acilic Ocean,
. In oiid^11 the roads and highways and trails and mountain
: $ < passes, from the interior converge at this point much as u
i'j* x ♦iiafrfr^ had anticipated the need ot a gateway through
??■ -< %wliiCh U^t trade? and travel of -a great region might lino
convenient passage.
..'■jl C '. -.‘The (Jeep, perfectly protected harbor presents an ol>; . ,
Kiilg -sifiTinle embracing forty square' miles, upon which
' i.ny ship that floats may sail in safety at any time* aim- ••
• ' .v*hjich lb appearance suggests nothing so much as a beauti
■M.t -«„Hul inland.take. ... ' <; .. . ,'■>
i./ %% * .... 5 The main land .and shores of Resurrection.supply am
v ' i : .-pie space aud peri eel topogfcip^y for the building ol a city
J v ; -♦u.IVwhate.ver extent future neec s may develop; and this cir
eunisiance, added to its natur ;1 position as. a gateway, to
• fae«iate»jior‘.and the freedom 1 rom ice at aft seasons oi the
sfciartuxr*uui adjacent waters lead the government to scjeet
f !i1* port as (he ocean terminal for the railroad. The un
limited coal and oil and mineraH’&JourcCs ot Alaska will
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,•• making it 1 he great poi't df the North Pacific or the
JEW YORK OP ALASK*.' ' - ' .
4 •'• i j’of other facts about. Sc .vard and the great district
"surrounding this city, write to the • , . ....
, ; ' . SEWARD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
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