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LUMBER and BUILDERS; HARDWARE
WINDOWS. DOORS. GLASS. MILL-WORK and BOAT LUMBER
\gi<nt» Kor— STANDARD MAR INK ENGINES. STANDARD KID
TROLLER. STAND \RD KID.
FHYE — BRUHN COMPANY
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Inspect our Refrigerators.
\ssure Yourself of Cleanliness
and Sanitary Conditions.
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SEWARD SNAPSHOTS:
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K. L. Hatcher, mining man of the
Willow On*k district, wno arrrveti on
the Alameda, is registered at the Ho
tel Seward.
C. K. Xag’e, registerng Horn Xew
York City, arrived north on the Ala
meda is a guest at the Sexton.
W. Meyer, f om Cordova, is regis
tered at the Hotel Overland.
Dan Baker, rcpresent’ng th" Wes:
em Prv Goods house, arrived on the
Alameda and is a guest at the H ’
Overland. This is Mr. B^ker s fivs.
trio to th;s section of A’a.'ka. Hrt re
ports business is good down the Hn
Sam Glow, from Co’dova, arrival
on the Alameda is registered at the |
Sexton.
George Bw, C. X. Rawlins and
H. Dugas, mining man from the in
terior, arrived on the Ahtmetta ane a*e
registered at the Hotel Seward. V'*
three men have been in the states fo*
the past two months.
J. R. Herzer came over from An
chorage on lest n,<vht’s tram anil is re- j
giste»-od at the Sexton.
Miss Elizabeth Griffiths. fro~
Kansas City, arriva1 on the A\an'e'*n
♦r.r«d at the Hotel Seward ,
Miss. Griffiths will b« employe 1 li
the commips;on in Seward.
Charles H*’bbard came in on the
train last n;ght from the Primrose
mine and is a irue«t at t*te Sexton.
A. A. Hein is in from Mile 52 and
rf»rr:ct<»rpd at the Sexton.
William Bryan, who has been scoot
ing in the stat°s am* otTter Alaska
towns, returned to Seva-e on th*» .V
ameda and is registered at the Hot**’
Seward.
E. B. Hillman. S. Saleskv and A j
Stromo, commission employees at An
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PLUMBING AND
HEATING
Sheet Metal Works
CHAS. LECHNER
Tel. Madsn 146
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LET US DO
YOUR WASHING
Seward Steam laundry
Phone Main 157
JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
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cho’.age, are ngi.tercd at the Hotj.
Se va d. Thev leave for Anchorage on
„oaioirowrs train.
The two day’s mail arriving on T*
.V UiiK'iiii Mu>' ■ jvitt d o..e hx^ii
ter reaching the Post Office.
The tra n arrived in at 8:30 o‘clo.1
last niglit from Anchorage and leave
out again tomorrow morning at 8c/
c’ock.
W. H. Kcntzell, wife anct daugv \
arrivals on the Alameda fiom Seat
tle, are registered at the Over’and. •
Mi’s. J. M. Collins, of Seattle, a -
rival on the A’ameda is <t guest a; era
Hotel Overland.
Mrs. A. H. McDonald returned on
the Alameda last night after spending
the past six months in Seattle. M .
McDonald returned from Anchorage
on the train where he ha* been for the
past two weeks on basin —a.
Thomas H. McLean, first off;o
on the r’vcr steamer 'i ana, owned b.. |
Capt Wallace Langley, and ope ato*
on the Kushokwim, came no:th on th«
A’ameda and is registered at the‘Ho
tel Seward.
Mr. McLean will leave fof the In
te’ ior tomorrow.
A. 0. Baehe, arrival from LaToiu h
;s regstored at the Hotel Overland
Rev. J. H. Condit, stopping at tin
Hotel Seward for the past week, left
for Cordova on the Alameda.
Alvah E imes, P. 0. Inspector, mad
.he trip over fiom Corc?ova on t:*’ ■
Alameda and returned on the sarn
boat.
D. Killigrew, from out the !>r» |
ame in last night and left fo» ih
states on the Alameda for a sh.>
visit.
Col. H. P. Warren. engineer ii
charge of the Supply Department r
.he Commission, with headquarters :
Seward, accompanied bv his wife an
daughter, came north on the Alameu
Col. Warren is getting onto the rope
today and incidentally assist’ng in th
unpacking and locating in the aparl
ments in the commission building.
The help wanted ad of the commi
sion today shows that steam sho^
men are wanted.
Mrs. S. O. Morford came north o
the A’amcda accompanied by he
neice, Mrs. W. W. Johnston and so**
of Se attle. Mrs. Johnston came nort'*
to meet her mother who is coming o’
from the interior.
WUPam Hornlein and wife, vh
have been stopping at the Sexton f
the poct week, left on the Alamo
for a visit in Ketchikan.
GOING INTO THE KOYl’Kt’K
Fre*J Me Her and Sam llyorth, who
COTTERS
Just received
the finest
assortment of
WOOL PANTS
MOCCASINS PAC S
ar.d Fo n* Buckled
ARCTICS
In light and heavy
weight. Come in and
Have A LOOK.
ALL RIGHT! LET’S GO
MALAMUTE STAGE LINE
Now Carrying PASSENGERS & EXPRESS Between
Taikeetna, Broad Pass, N.cnana and
ALL INTERIOR POINTS
Arrangements can be made by letter, telephone
or wire.
J. A. STEWART,
Taikeetna, Alaska.
furnished icooms
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Hot and Cold Water
Steam Heat
VANGILDER BUILDING
arrived on the Alameda, aic bound for
the Koyukuk. Mr. Molkr is a fonn’id
mail carrier between Candle ana
Nome. He h.s a dog team waiting'!'
h.m at Talkcetna. Doth men are re
gistercd at the Hotel Seward and wili
leave on the train tomoirow for .the
interior.
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w K A T II K It ‘t M r ■» It !’
The r«ii?o\vt»ig I; the \voa»
lor the 21 liou*< ending ai 7 o’Ho *k
inis nioridng: - .
Seward 2 above C ear ( a m.
Anchorage 20 below Clear Ca’m.
| Tunnel 6 below l'ojgy Calm.
Matanuska 21 b dow Clear Ca’m.
Chicka’oon 8 b low Cl ar South..
Wasil’a 0 Clear East.
Ta’k?etra -1 C’oudy Ca’m.
Deadhorsc 1 Cl ar J'orth.
Indian Kivor 0 C’ear Calm.
Hurrican C« deb G below C’ear C i m
Sullivan’s 202 10 b low Clear No t»
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Aft"*r having b cn off the rmitc 'or
S'X wee! 3, during v hicli time the an
nual ove; hauling ami repair work '.as
been done, the steamer A’ameda is
back again and arrived in port l-’.rt
night at 8:30 o’clock. Cape. Johans *,
Purser Large and Chief Engineer
!Lehman are in the! A usual berths.
The Alameda mad* a fast trip north.
The Alltmoda had 100 tons of .‘frvig’. i
for Seward and the following
xers: J. R:chardson, T. E. Vercer, U.
li. White, C. F. Nng’e, Mrs. J. M. Col
ons, E. L. Hatcher, H. Gardner, LL n
I A. Grier, T. R. McLean E. R. Tlillmtl..
\ >. Zalesky. W. J. Wood 0. M. Bro n,
A. L. DeWitt, L. E. Fletcher, G. R
enn^y, P. Hunt, F. IL l.auig, N. G.
hdlinox P. Corcoran, A. Vizza, M s.
j W. W. John iton Mi s BTzaboth Q
fitbs, Col., H. P. Warren, and w;f\
M:ss Rernadine A Warren, W. JT.
KentzMl and \v*fe, Mildred Ken tael',
r V T >ye, A. St me M' *s Ge t ■
Rnbenst-dn Mrs.. A. H. McDo^aM,
Mrs. S. 0. Morfo-d. C. Mah iky, L. Va
lor. S.am C’ow, Wil’inm Rrvan, Dan
Dakar. ALnh Earr.es G M. Knerz^th
F’-cd Moller. .T. WoMand, H. J. Ort\
W. Mover, R^rt No-berg, M. Ln ov’eh
R Vka :k. .Too R’-adocvich. A. Fl. Raeke.
, A.T'ke Fr*d;eh and seven steerage.
Tlirt Akure^n sa*’ed sonR 4Li ’
mornm" w;th Re fo1’ro,-;ng
for Sentt’o— TT R. Noh’e T
Pilcher, Frank Spadafara, Mrs. ' .
Wooten, H. Witt, Henry Durando, Mif
Williard Swan, 1). H. Williams, 1 \
1». Jorgenson, H. liogan, George M. r
us, Dud McCrea, Dan Killigrew, Eva
Jon s and three Sice ag *. For K *tc :
kun — William Iloinlein and wife, \
l\ Morg n. For Cordova— Dev. J. F
Cond't, George II. Walker and A'v:
Fames. For Juneau— W. F. Clark n
one steerage.
ADVERTISED LETTERS
Tin* foP owing letters are waiting : t
the Sen ard post office for the follow
ing:— Charles Cally, A. J. Clark, Den
‘ite Sent m \ R. Davidson, Jerry Jbis
coM, Mrs.’ Bertha Ilendriksen, MW
Fritiio Hill, N. Holland, A’ex Ivan.
Just's Janson, Wa’da Kerr, Frank
K Isay, Will C. King, M> II. Kirkpat
rick, B*iico Lowe, M. Marehell G. Man
te’lo, S. Miller, Jack Mu tard. GTc r
Mnstvd, James J. ^IcCnrty, Jam
M Con’hnv, Mrs. McPo’gal, linn.
R'e*, A’fred RobVns, Peter St ic -
II«-m SHler, Sam Sokn’eh. Antonio
Ir'arte. Jack We;r, John Weir a"i!
Jack WePs. When casing for I'
above say advertised and one cent
due.
Wiliiam E. Root, P. M.
HELP WANTED HY
Alaskan Engineer'n : Cornm’ssion
Apply Employment Office Ancho; ag
1 ho se situ *i,
t:mbcr men,
1 flunkey,
18 laborers,
2 s Tt on ’nboro s.
.'17 st am shovel men
2 teamsters.
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SKIS at .1. GRAEF'S.
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Homo of Ha"l Schaffiicr & Marx
>•!>■! Ipnjr— URBACH’S
Lrdv Torrington vaccum sweeprt *
at GRAEF’S
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Sleds for hoys and gir’s at GraefV
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RAYO lamps with shades $.130 at
Graef’s.
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F’eetric Sewing Machine motors a.
Graefs.'
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Notional Water Motor Washers
at J. L. Graefs.
E'aine Eocene and Pearl Oil at
GraefV
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Ice Creepers and Skates— Griefs
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Fishermen’s Supplies at Gr*«»rs
FLASH LIGHTS and batteries a1
J L. Graefs.
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The pungent
richness of pnra
Havana tobacco,
tempered by time
to a rare mildness
—that's the
Lcvar i Monc ch
Aztual Size
. ’ Clear Havan a. Ciqma.
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ww.v7.-a-’.. e Hrej. 3 Ce,, Inc., Ccattlc, V/aahin^??., r^ributro
li. V. UoilKN A. K. Davn
ALASKA TRANSFER
H. V. HoliKN. Manaukk
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Goal, Wood and Ice
General Transfe** * Phone*, Main 17 nod HI
HOTEL OV ERLAND
Whittcmore Marjiules — l'roprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
8 COMPANY
$n\A &
JCHN A. NFLSON VanaK^r
Office Admit-I lluNding
\Vu>ne I ue, Vuent.
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EXCLUSIVE
DISTRIBUTORS
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ALSO
MGNOPOL
CIGARS
MAKE THE NORTHERN VOI R
HEAIKH AIM ER.' ’Vlill.E IN SEWARD.
When it conies to (he hard
“kn ck - down - drag - oat”
ser\ ice that a fisherman
give • boots, ordinary rubber
can’t stand up.
Rut Goodrich “l!i-IVess” Rubber Roots and
Sl oes aren't ordinary. They’re made in a
better wav—in ONit, SOLID IMhOL and
they or n’t leak or peel.
One j air will outlast \ whole
set i;;>< i hard $er\ice—t ut*
w . r two or three ordinary
» pairs.
Pm voi.r money on (mod rich
! “ j li-Pre s" in 1) nTIl n vcr
be satisfied with anything
1 else.
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t Sold by 45,000 Dealers
lit* H. I;. Goodrich Rubber Co
fhe City of Goodrich—Akron, Ohio
113-15 Kind Street
Seattle