It K OS I US & NOON
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LUMBER and BUILDERS; HARDWARE—
WINDOW S. DOORS. CLASS. MILL-WORK and BOAT LUMBER
\gents I or— STANDARD M \R INK ENC1NES. STANDARD KID
TROLLKR. ST VKDARD KID.
FKYK — BKUHN COMPANY
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Inspect our 1M narrators.
\ssiii(‘ Yourself of Cleanliness
and Sanitary Conditions.
C/**T"T crp' C*
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Just received
(he finest
assortment ol
WOOL I'ANTS
MOCCASINS 1*A« S
and Four Buckie
AKCTICS
In lithf ai 1
weight, ( omo m awl
11.,.v. » ' O'M'
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Alu*kuo L.^miorm: t ommis-ioa
v Employment Of*'
Office Hoy.
Laborers.
A -
J i»U HEM - I'un.^ln-d or u'ltui
it *'\fl h«u • »■ oh pin room*
hotel Sevton.
Sh 1 * at L L. t.H \1T'S
Home oE Mari SchalTner X Mar.\
dtttkfaig I 1 • *
l.ai!> ’J'orrinmon 'ateuni -weeper*
at 11 HAKE’S
Sled* for ho>* »iul cirU at (Irani *.
KA^O lamp* with *hades $3 30 a!
(IraefV.
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Electric Sew ins Machine motor* h.
(•reefs.
at J. L. <Sra*fs.
A
Claim* Eocene and Pearl Oil a(
GraefV
Ice Creepers and Skates — Graefs
Fishermen’s Supplies at Graefs
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FLASH LIGHTS and batteries at
J L. Graefs.
Thirty seven pa* n/*' cam* i*
on la.>l niirht\s* train from Am-homcrc*.
in- Gateway City limited leaves out
again tomorrow mominir at S o’clock.
The fire truck did not arrive cn
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* PLUMBING AND
* HEATING
* Sheet Metal orks
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* CHAS. LECHNER *i
* Tel. Madsn 146 *
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LET US DO ’
YOUR washing
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Seward Steam Laundry
Phone Main 157
JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
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i*;>i ! i i‘ V!, A WOl M IvMKN i
• f 9 « 9
vi.\i :•: k. \m»i:kson
o!' MMU'UIC
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u> her Oiiiulniucy lor
\\k jYrriorial House of Uepre
;«;iws Mih;eit to the Homo*
xra*u* .ai i itse* in April 19110.
♦ \LY a hut H. K. I ' ■' O' ta • x
l„vts v. ■ the Adiffiiul Kvans which
• . y *aU • > * ;t* i day.
L I! an cam** in from Mil** *VJ
t > ta (' to ike big city on Resunv
|! « . ’ It* is revisit • *d Jit tho !' »
Smvaul and returns to his stat i
to mo i»o\v.
.mi.-. C**ovy‘ Yassil of Am ho*.
left on tho Alaska f»»r a uip u* •!*
mat «. Mr. Yas il came fco Seward
with his \ ite and returns bom*1 on
lh»* t> on tomoi row.
,J, Ik ISeattio. the operator f*oiii
■ t. g t : d at the Hotel St*w
' i t x mi arrived‘from the state-; >n
the Maska.
.! Yekinnon and wife, arrival
i. i 10 ■ A -ku. are guests at the lio
t I SeATO'o. They will leave tomorrow
r oute to McGrath.
C. Ik A well and Austin Horne**,,
\ i on tin* Alaska anti are cn
ti ei»* way to the interior. They are
r • A t* r • *l at the 11t*t**l Seward.
A'thur l.ang. <*!«■ k **f the V. S.
I -*riv t court, eame over on the Alas
ka on o’ nrial ha. :ness and returned
t • \ 11 df*7. on the same steamer.
Dr. Charles Daggett. and son,
•’*■• »vr i om Ct»**tlova <>n th** A!a
k . Tl *‘ wed known tlentist return"!
(>• tho sane- steamer and is enrol*to
to New Yoik where he will take a
special dental course.
Mrs. !. V. Conrad. daughter *»f
.1. K. Mono, of Moose Creek, nr*
r '.-Oil on th“ Air. i.t and is registered
at the Hot ‘I Sexton.
C ipt A. K. I/uhrop returned from
\nchorage on yc$t 'relay's train and
left on the Ala.-ka for Cordova.
.1. Dougherty . in the ladies tur
n's!.ing husin* >s at Cordova and A?»
. r >rage, came over on yesterday’s
train and left on the Alaska for Cor
el \a.
l’red C. Knowiton. former employer
the commission here, returned on
the Alaska and is registered at the
Motel Sexton. Mr. Knowlton has been
out on a vacation and will soon g«t
back into the working harness again.
Jack and Jki>ry Steen arrived on
'the Alaska from Seattle and are re
gistered at the Hotel Sexton.
S. C. Cumberynitch, from Milo 12
w.*nt out on the Alaska for a trio to
S <• states.
(Jus Gillis, Dudley Allen. R. Kv
hens and Oscar Hart, well known
knights of th* grip, arrived on th<
Alaska and are making thoir hovl
euarters at the Hotel Overland.
A. Mathison and A. Allen, hound f« •
Flat, arrived on the Alaska and a* •
registered at the Hotel Overland.
L. Mondar, of Anchorage, left fo
the* South on the Alaska.
E. E. Hartman is registered at the
Hotel Seward on his way to Nenana
after spending several months visit
irg in Seattle.
John Rice ar 1 his nephew, C. Hat
ch. arrived on the Alaska and are at
the Hotel Seward. They will leave on
the tram tomorrow . for the Cache
district.
J. H. Copeland, well known base
ball player of Anchorage, came norrh
on the Alaska and is a guest at the
Hotel Seward.
Alfred Stranbcrg, C. \<\ Ross and
A. Skara, from Seattle, arrived on the
Alaska and are registered at the H*
tel Seward. The throe men are in the
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TRUCKS
In Motor Trucks there have been at
tachments a:ul notions ai.d unusual de
signs. now we have the simple (i. M. 1 •
If %ou are seeking a simple economical
durable truck, look into the Line ot
G. M. C.
II. Ik KLLSWOUTII, Agent.
Huick.Auto & G. M. (’. Trucks, lord
Supplies and Tires.
NEW GOODS
HAVE
ARRIVED
ONE WEEK
S P E C l A E
S A E E
Ik'irinnitiK
Monday,
March 1st.
THE
R R O A i) W A Y
S H 0 I‘
Ai'ams 111
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I 111 obably j »
the westward seeking oil laud I '/a
tions.
C. \. Anderson and Swan Andn*s>i
• n* registered at the Hotel Seward
bound for the interior.
.I n* Robins and wife came own*
f: >m Anchorage on yesterday’s train
and left on the Alaska for Ketchikan.
M. C Rupp. R. VVnk'din and M. *‘\
Pennell, t -aveling men who liave berm
in this seotiort for the past two week .
.left for other Alaska ports on tl «*
t »amer Alaska.
F. A. Castle, foi*merly engineer on
tl?« Reward division of the govern
nveit railroad. accompanied by h«s
wife came north on the Alaska to Cor
dova.
Mrs. \V. W. Butts, formerly resi
dent of toward, now in Anchorage,
rame north on the Alaska after a vis
it in the states of several months.
There is a rumor circulating Manr
the coast that President Baxter, er
tho Alaska Steamship Company, h is
resigned and will jro hack to a rail
roan system.
.fames T. Brennan has filed an o»l
la? J i ( at >n with United States r* »n
nUsc?ener Whittlesey. This makes
four locations filed, the land brim' in
the \alley north of Seward.
<; V. Paulson, passenger out on
the Alaska. who arrived on last
n’fTht’s train, came over the (mail
f -om Fairbanks. Mr. Paulsen ’-oprwt
ed f*ve to ten. feet of snow, whir ?
made traveling hard. hut if nv'd
I
“That’s T>r. Kin , s New D!a*
covery for fifty years
a cold-breakcr”
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NOTHIN!; hill sustained quality
ami unfailing oflVci iveness mu
arouse such enthusiasm. Noth
ing but sure relief from stubborn
old colds .it*d onrushiiiK new ones,
grippe, throat-tearing eoliths, ana
croup <•«>*i•« I liav*' tiiade Hr. King's
New Discovery the nationally popu
lar and standard remedy it is today.
Fifty tears old and always reli
able. (food for the whole family.
|»‘i :He m the medicine cabinet
rt-lh ed cold or congiu
Ode. and All druggists.
■'ef; bowels Is Health
i . . t move spasmodically
i. 4.1 > dov and stubborn the
i • h ‘tillhfull> reffU
K s v e\v Life Pilli.
{II |i, . v, -y y< u keep tile impurities
<,,• v • * i after from circulating
. | ie sjstem by cl an mg
\vo!, thoroughly and promot
u!.: «!v proper flow of bile.
i, i■ . . ..Ie. vet always re
in*. Kind's New Life Pills
! h (> orisioii \v. * I < eit the
, 4*( suits of violent pup
: >r. ;is usual at all drug
-is.
7-*
weather continues in the interior th*
snow will j;() fast as it is li^ht a*ul
not packed.
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NOTH K OF FLEC TION
Notice is hereby given that at til.
hour of nine o’clock A. M. on tin* Is
of March, 11)20, the registration book,
of the Town of So urd will lie open a:
♦ lie Munnicipal Clerk's office, in the
iia1 liman National Rank Ruilding, foi
th ' purpose of reg .storing all qua!
.f.od *■ ect os. tv * nty-one years of :ig
or over, who are citizens oi me Li i...
ed States or who have declare i
their intention to become such, and
who have resided continuously on
year next preceding the date of tin
election in tin* Territory of Alaska,
and six months next proceeding th*
date of election within the corpora? *
limits of the Town of Seward. A!’
electors must, before voting, reghte
their names and qualifications wit!
the Kogistiation Officer.
Registration 1 looks will be «>poo
every day, except Sundays and holi
days, beginning March 1st., 11)20,
during the following hours;
From 1) A. M. to 12 Noon.
Prom 2 P. M. to P. M.
The said election will be held on tin
first Tuesday in April for the purpose
of electing City Officers and m *mbcu.
of the School Hoard.
The officers of the City to he clo t*
ed are as follows:
Mayor,
members of the Seward Common
Council.
Treasurer.
Municipal Clerk.
City Attorney.
One member of the School Hoard a
T 'eosurer.
Dated at Seward. Alaska. February
20, 1020.
C. A. Est*s,
Municipal Cl vk.
The pungent
richness o:’ pure
Havana tobacco,
tempered by time
to a rar e mildness
—that’s the
Lover a Monarch
Actual Size
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ALASKA TRANSFER ;
H. V. HOBKN, Manac k
| Coa!, Wood and Icc
(lenei-tt) Transfer - • 1 h“no>. Vain I" and M
HOTEL OV ERLAND
Whittemore & Marfiiiies - Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
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| COMPANY
JOHN A. NELSON, Manager
Office Ac!m Hui 4-inK
* Wavne ‘ ue, Vgent.
SI WARD ALASKA
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HI- . KIBI TORS
OF
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CIGARS
MAKE THE W
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THAU- MAMK
When it conics to the hard
“knock - dow n • dra£ - out
service that a fisherman
gives boots. < uv»inary rubber
can t ttand up.
But Goodrich "Hi-PrcssM Rubber Boots and
Shoes aren't ordinary. * hey re made in a
better way—“in ONE * LID PIEOE and
thcv can t leak or peek
0
One pair will outlast a u hole*
season of hard ser> ice—out
wear two or three ordinary
pairs. '
Put your money on (jooilricn
“ Hi-Pt:ess” aiul > on ! ik \ c r
he satisfied with anything
else.
) Sold by 45,000 Dealer*
The B. F. Goodrich Rubber <'<»
The City of Goodrich— Akron, 1 ■
U.V15 kin* Street
Seattle