NEWS OE THE WORLD LOR PAST WEEK
Stc.th 5*000 Hnrth of lurs
Now York. I»oo !'- Furs valued at
tSotkNt holon^iiur to Miss Fit/, a Notno.
Alaska, tninin,’operator, were stolon
tinlay at tho door of her hotel hy :»
man who told tho driver ol tho de
Hvory watron that ho wa> there to re
ceive thorn, lie receipted tor the lut-'
in the name ot Mms l it/ tmdor the
eyes of the crowd, walked to the ele
vator with the paeka-e ami rude up
stair' to tlti " • w h: >' h h«" toollt
was located, li. 11;»' not since ’•«•i.,n
seen, nor havi the lot'.
The furs w ■ iv consigned to Mi"
Fit/ from \ aid* . \htska. I pen tv
coi vinu not a • that the. wire i:i > In
cxjttV'' oftic. -he '*.• d t ha' t hex he
sent to hi t lu»tc:, w hn-ii w;t' o nio.
Sw indicts. ... ‘ t“ < < > ■
I’tint'lancos. ud w ■ t1 <« ■ v. t >
waiton appeared at the door ot the
hotel a w . i 1-di-i'..i d titan '?» pp*d up
and claimed tIn • < ar.d the oriv* i
Ifave thorn up w Ithouf oia-'t on I ho
police and e.xptv" company detect iv* -
have so far hi • n to',b 1\ am1 • to ’tad
a trace of the n an wht i>o|, ::. ta
Mi" Fii ' w. uiutt n to tin None
nton itt S. ward. Tt <\v -ax 'hi- i' an
imlustrioU' pror of or of paper runes
and purveyor of the stock thereof.
C lunges t omino.it thru! of trim
Wa-lnn; ■ !’. t . IVr. !'• Ii :•*
announerd that V . ><-c.m m-t! H«*nr>
C. Corbin, adintant-irriirt-n! of
thr tr^ular art *. Old at }'f* -* Ut >’a
tionru at Man: a, will br madr lirutrn
ant-iTrm tal and eh a f of satt to sne
ered t i*■ 11. t bat’* ,n Aim ’ . when the
. latter -or' or . t** i -t. In
Septet! *1 I < 'Mb' L a <1 ' ■ -
and bt -»u* a . •*t*•». In *»* 'v. MeArt but*.
( irtl, \\ < •• ' - •*'»■« t • ’ 11 '
l’hilippin*in \ ril.
I os \ngel** Hins l*»*onont
L.)S A: ; • f ■■■ ■ ■ i." ' '
£. Ills bi»s* h WO I i ‘ :.r
Con-.: I.... ■ '. n oy deft it
in^ Tarot; • : ■.* ..a"■» <> <r of -is iti
||tr |to-.: s a • • ■->.
thi* !< ;i: <
M»a«ot. . — 1 'tr u
half. it. :h -a
v v. r.’i!•>(:.' n-■ s ’ .< :i 11< f*■
r.'.yv OXj'i ■ :A Of ' SU - ,
roua.'r at ■ otm-.
To Make Two States of Territories
War bn .It. l>rr l! A: a
Caur. > 1 lb j* •. ’ u 1 ' - «*r ’Is
i i,ui-t . _ ii’ ■ i.a ,. : 11V Vo’.rti to
admit tin- * ur 1 itorir* a- rwo >tytes.
I »kialn !■ ; a'-- It* 'an '' % :*t*i t * -c y w'U
hr unit* at *i Ai »r.a rouse iratod
wit h N. w ?.i »• . i" 1.* ■••• mov*
W : i i I -T t - ' «:-t< . :*\ ■ • ■ ’ ii
niton*--. ii.t*-i -' •
Hants a Hhicpinq Post
Wa>hiturt' : . i* ' it,,-. |t* t >n.
gr*'-si;i:i‘: A .i ' trod :*•*•■ S-!‘ ;*ro
Vi*.i*:<a v. i oust l"st net
of < 'ohltuhia tor • rtait el :»-*-« - of
fender-. iur! wil. brat ■ K >nto
thr 1 iou-e ? * >i i: i \ ,
Chi! Smite Itaqje 'let is
Mi!waul : > . Tin \ • : !
Civil Sm. let 1 b !«>rut L* av a* - n
or—ton hr’ i'i • tratuiv of it- i-ro
r««-tiiu_s i- _vn* I attnek ’ll
1»>— nil*-.
Certifies up the Haisrr
Heflin, !)• f. If* Clta, *-i-i a* \ on
Tim !*»w !ii«‘t‘t totiay deny
in_r tlr-t tl - -t- •: . -i ;.!-!•• r of »he
j<*•:»*•*• **f if*- al> .it'll*-at
thr S. .•! .
Hi!' Promises Rote Petita lions
S!.Ik ...>•> \ ■ • ■ a'
tended h ■ *»;i n Iter* last
night .fan *' • ' ■ •' t« i * r.a
ten>iv. r*-. .» b*«. i4i»* rat* > will ;
b* nta* > ’
th»* re tin* * • • > *! 1 • raoul j
(level**)*!: *•: • ’; «• West. " iiich ilj|> so
greaih rci • !i* tr;* e an* »
e«*IW(|tl*" V* I •: Opoft iolUlte (■**«.; of
carry in4.
Pater .s^il M( hiaiev Skip
Washin. te . I' « .. t*» \i! ; race of
run - an*i • >-K .. *v, *•*»nvieted I;*-!
spring o •;•*' lute; ti*;*u< > *n
Oregon, *» <1 ( f :i i • • *' ' >|M-v-io!!
of sentence b ■ th* \ nh^Ut testify
for th*'pr<-»eet:: .**: airauw < oii^n-'v
man Binder H» * tounn. in*' 1* * <>v.
kid Herman Beats fudia Hanlon
I os \ngeV'. |) cC It? Kid Herman
defeated K idle Hanlon Iasi night in a
|,wepty round eont* 't which wasmatWed
throughout hy ;ieic*->t kir i of
fighting. Bern, -*t ha» • B1 1 :,er
of i» toward ll.* . al.
8:ud)c. rd Modi 'fust Hung
Chicago, Hr. 1 *' ‘‘1 ill! lie; ■ *:"
Hoc h. the bigamist, and wife tuurd* a. 1,
lost his u|>|>•*:?i .a the i|*!vni«-eourt of
Illinois at*> wil: ha 14 h* i*rua. .\ L* i.
The decision uhoiuing fit* da. ■ *■ *« i;t
and sentence **: the trial court was
handed d*:'A u ’ : > m< ..in
Indians kidnap uiri
Vancouver. B. « .. B* c. Is Indians
disguised and kidnaped a girl b o: tins
city and carl:. * ! r away to a village
in the interior. There for >omc mvster
ious reus >n tin y comp* lied i 1* r to drink
the ini* * ' •>! .-rbs Which ; oiMined her
and she died from from the e bets
aft.»r sh*. wa> ft »cued a d brought
lu>tn“
Bandits Hold Ip train
Seattle, lVo. Is Tie- Northern I'a
eitie North Coast Limited train was hold
up seven tnile> west of North Yakima
Saturday night and the through and
local express safes dx namited amt looted
| of their contents. It is not known ox
| not lx how much money was taken hut
the amount is belit ved to he large.
The train yyas ll.rj.vd and stopped
I with a dang* rsignal. The express auti
; mail i it’s were then detached ami the
{engineer rompeiled to run them two
'mil. .» up the track, where the mucs
wert blown open. The passengers
I were not mole-ted hut two men stood
. guard ovi r th< train to prevent anyone
* from leaving it until the engine re
l*i*Mes «viv promptly organized ami
are scouring the entire adjoining re-;
Barritadrd the Streets
foosMotir.* IVc. 1* NoWs of a ,
ltil. it Batouni was rocoivod hero
\rsU-ttlav. Tin* f.'l.ols barricaded tin*
stroots but were by tho *!,*j
iif lory with the destruction of several
! it'^i build in IT's M;»»n clerks worn;
billed. Tin Turkish trovonnm nt wdlj
| at tempt to biin.o a way all I urkish |
! s■;t»■.vts who reside in tin* oily, as j
! fart In r iroublo is oxpoctod.
Bourke Cothran Spouts
Washhnrton. I>. t.. l)uo. Is Bottrko
I fockran in in.* Ib'iiso today alttiokod j
; ip. in-ii,s ranoo oonipanios. Ilo pro*
•k.s. d tli tt tin if opt rat! *: ' should be
! routined to tin* status mi which they
Portionou to writo polioios outside.
Charges Immigration Graft
- M'tlo, I >. c. Is Tho t ivasut y do- j
■ t mt i ' has tnst c ■■ * d all im - sti-atiot
. i the ciiatiro that intuit ^ration in*
-i) oi-s ar* *rv tfitPir by admit t inir
.j pyj si■ wouton brouyfht in for
it ,i * pt - s. wJn a pa d to do so
Italian Cabinet Re igns
ii, Mi.*, I>.V. 1* Tin* Hu’ian cahinot
vr a In v* to i i the olmmbo ol ,
i »|i«* j ■ i po> ootmuoivia
, ,, . i: . ith Sp:ii .
billet! in Street Car Collision
;),V. P <‘m :>a*s.-ng« i
^ n In w ell two *tl’* el
ears in a iu. this morning.
tncntplc'.rd Make Do; lonsfratkin
1' c. ]' ... thousand
i Ik ; w. :v dl»| >‘t''t**i to the p* ■ ic* .
Robbers holt! up Saloon
Portland. Or*1. Dec. 1' Mask. d ro *
| ,•< I ehi l|* IP* Norite !■:; •* llo* last
Mil. It- - 'taro** was ah* d r.u* tin
• udit" 'hm and \votmded two in* it.
Ne!son*McGou'rfl flnlu Off
ween ITattling Nelson and Terr\ Me*
four li>e> lost in TIuNitor tire
I..I><•*•. 's i‘’"ur lives were .
1—t in a I,re in the \ «*rh* ck theater
|.u . . hi't night. Th v ic! iais wetv i
1, v he* it; apart in* lit'on th** upp* r floor, i
C annot Comlt.de Chinese Treaty
Tok*.,.. Dec. h» F»at on Konutra F
.till tillable to emnpU4* a treat,'1 with
i'hint rdp sting i lures** and ,'apahe#
t-ehit i.in> t ;> . h«* new sit ration created
i a* *, govert m it immediately afte*
the .. .. •.. .■ tit ‘tie Portsmouth,
i. ac. . >nh*reniH Pit n 1 agreement ha>
!..***ti r* tciied on any of the impo tael
j, n.•,t' at is-* . These include the
.mv n.-i-'idp arat o**u> oi of tin- < h:tlese
Kastern railroad, the extent of Japan*
t »e autic■" tv at Port Arthur and Jap
an's interest in t'hiri s** foreign re
Sat inn.
It i> w.*i! understood that llu'sia.
(Tcr;nan\ and France are exerting
pressur* upon the t hint s.* government
to compel resisiance to Japanese de
mand*.
lu Appear for Policy Holders
New York. l>‘(\ 1" Paul Morton,
the new president of the Kquitahle
Life Assurance Com pain, will appear J
before tiie le/i'l'ttin e at Albany this
winter to op|M>se any h<>stih- lc/isla
Lma/aiust the life insurance com-1
111 iesonthe /round that the policy
hold *r> are the only parties in interest
\v| t , an he injured by adverse legis
lative action.
Morton will ar/uetlmt since theof
tieials who were proven to have been
/ailty of niismana/etnent have been j
, oisplaeed every effort should be made
> • .— r\v the interests of the policy
; ■ nder-i.
4ia$ka Central Gim Trust Oretl
Ol,unpin. Wash.. IVe. !!) A trust j
; deed from the Alaska Central Railway;
j Company to the A rvcrn Trust o: Sav-j
i in"s Bank was til, , here today. It ‘
was made to secure a bond issue of tjCJO
■•00,000.
A lot i I . : w were •* it of? a
Investigating little Companies
New York, Dec. 10 The life insur
ance investigation is rearing the * nil.
| The committee is now inquiring into
the affairs of the smaller companies.
Three Banks Suspend
Chicago, Dec. Jo Heavy loans to
John K. Walsh caused the suspension
of the Chicago Nut ionul J lank, tie
Kquitahle Trust Company and the
Home Savings Hank today. \ hank ex
aminer found that lug loans hud b* < r
made hy till the-e hanks to rai road
projects in which Walsh was inten stod
and to other hanks. It is found that
many of the -octiritie- fur t1 e loam
; arc inadequate.
The htuiKs involved elo-ed to aveid a
run hut it is claimed tTint all will h.
aide to pay <1 ;*p<-sitors in lull. V\ hriht r
the -tockiadders will lo-e cannot he
told until iitial liquidation.
The Hritik Trust Comnany, one <>(
d»o-e involved in the Walsh failure,
mad" a complete surrender ot itsassets
into court. So hit only sis.noo in
tangible assets ha- been found, and the
official- wilt he indicted for conspiracy
to defraud.
hilled in Train Collision
New York. I hr. *JU. One man was
killed and i u-t\ person* injured in
collision on the New York Central;
elevated track through Harlem Iasi
niirht. A local train was on the
switch between the i.hird and fourth
tracks when an express train eaine up
at hit/h speed and -truek the lirst j
coach of the local, te xt to the bntfjfajfe
car, knockurj several ears from t he
t rack.
The track at that point is thirty feet !
hi rh and some of the displaced cars
h um in the air with one end on He ,
ground and the other on the vinduet '
over which tiie traeks run. The pas-j
sender-, weft hurled in heaps at the
lower ends of these eats. 'Che coach
which was struck by the enifine was j
d* moiishcd aiui the e ,_ine was !>adl\
wrecked.
Death in fat lory lire
i hicajp . Dec. 'Jo t'ir * d -1 toyed at.
1 t> : :
many employ \v» it :.nv<i. nm: a fire
man v is kii. * while ;.fl in. tIs
.’it :es. Ti ■ o 't ! til .he is not '
I'M. i. i
of it 1 i?i maim* mat' , hti v. m ntai <i
. tt t In ' tet' try ;t d 1 m . - »;i/. illi’e
-tartod it made hr -s'-i ;]»!• h> .uiv ay.
Resigns fiovernr hip
Mai:'-,,);. VVis. Dec. ju t Joy. I.«
Toilet!' .' esio,,ee, the jjov. I no-siiip o! j
Wisconsin unay, the re hfi.at Oi. to
. a ' a ct .bnua.rx I. i. w ill Jhetl
proem'! to W.is u .‘mi ii.O fake Ids 1
place in t.he t . S. r nate.
Hoi to Destroy Rryes
Dmota. (oloinbn, Doe. 'S- A I'onn
. t*».!liiaiw mil f i r and five oil. r
i.*ador- of tie* opposition to the u'oi
t . jineni wen* an- .-tod ti on til- .
ehai _fo of eons|living in a plot to a—to*
sinato l’r *«ido: i Uo\.*s :: <l to uv
throw hi- administration. They will!
ho triod at. onee !r. etun t-im:ti:tl.
Tin* pr< -i «• -nt. i ion. I tala i 1I*\.
v-tv | »• ,| ti In r u i’h tin* poop’o. ar.d 11 .*
fen :at ■ a of tin oxi-iei.ee of the |*. >i
er« doii ere.i' -urnri-e. ti n. 11<
l»< eatuo pre-id* nt in Idol.
Bidders Must ir main
W a-i in non. I'. <it e. V.’. Ai
hid- lor t in* con-truet ion ol -ix govern
ment railroad- in tin* I’hilippito •
won ro"i*i *d a- none conformed to!
tie -i'**oiboa: or-. Now hies we,-*
enlled for today, to he tiled hot Int r
ti an .iamtaiw I'd.
f a:, i -s it'journs for Holidays
Wu-huijOon J>. Doe. ” l.'J ivith
hou—: of ( on "tv— «djo:.mod todas
* i
for the < “m i-t mas holiday.-. They will
tveonvono .lav.uars I.
\iaska uo.J 1‘rodUv lion
Of the produced in Alaska th j
Minin / and Sci« tit 'ic I *ress say*: “The
paid season of !!';>» is com i opto a dose.
Assavcr F. A. Win# has been preparing j
tiic tri-pu;*rtcfiy account. The if old j
receipts tn in Januarx to September.
PHd, inclusive, at the 1'. S. assay j
ullice in Seattle amount to $11, lo‘t,f>2S.o!.
In loot the receipts for the like period
were sin.dl2.fiOl.17. There came from
the Yukon tliis season j/old worth
Uti.ooo: last year the receipts there-'
from were $7.2000 KK). there hdn#a de-!
crease of $1,140,1)00. From Nome there
came this season $3,047,000 against $1.- j
Ols.ooo a litif, a #ain of $1,120,000.
From Tanauu there came $3.323,odd,
apuinst only $l7(i,0tH) in lO tl. The j
iiund'i-r of deposits this year se far was
2-120: in looi, 20 Id. a pain d 31. The i
w.-ipht of the fold this yea" in troy'
Ounces was s2l. 133.0*; in lOol the weight
in the likt period was 023.712.do. The
pain for Pod was tints 107,721 ounces.
Ti.e September receipts were $2,t>$0.31d
.2*: in S pte; ii»er. 1 i04, tile amount was
$1.080.013.07."
The ship Occidental, the last boat
out from Nome, w^ compelled to take
40 * tons of fr iph back to Seattle on
account of the lonpshoremen's strike.1
Sh she was hardy able]
•o . ; tin-. h the hie.
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MARQUIS ITO
COES IQ KOREA
I Japan Makes Move Which Shows
She i,las Practically Annexed
Mainland Kingdom.
tiy Ca le *.o Tlio Daily Gateway.
’I’ok .d, IW'.IN Manpiis Ito was »h
i! hv tin* mikado as president
i pvm rat'd Kon a tutia.v. He will po at
. , re t . I ,'OOt,11.
Tlie appointment of the Japanes*
ptv im to 11a i' chat " ol .);> j ; '
i interests in Kona is accepted In Tor
j <• ijjfii resident < here as a proclamation
I to tin- wcriil that the mad 'and !nn •
* tat a , :• - h. ?i pcact ica!h am.* • ■■ • to |
Wash'it r1011. I). DeC. 1
Richardson, chairman nf the board ii»
; charge of the construct >ou of Alaska
' roads, in ids annua! report urif"' •'
I larpe appropriation for road building |
! in the district next year.
The plans outlined by Maj. Richard
son contemplate the const ruction of
e.xteiisivi roads to tlie Tanana valh-v,
oil Seward peninsula, and from the
Tanana and Yukon to the southern,
coast, as well as the improvement of
existing roads. He estimate?* that the
proposed new roads will cost an aver
,1.e of >3.nan p r mile.
Portland. I lee. '.”J. A burglar tried
to i-nt'i P'di" ('ttplain Stover’s In,;,
las! n in'll!. hut Us lie was eettili.; ill
til. captain, who had hern awake , d.
■a a.: I 'm. The burglar broke av..i\
l,e; >! • captain loi. wed Idm to the
-tre -t and ei.ased him ten blocks and
ea"! ured him. Til' apt;.in was ela-.;
" ; in bis ni'_> bt dip.
Ti.. .a :>.■ of the race was in tin
>;i!i;i-1»s and pari "I tip1 run v.m -
i in;,:i. h lii -k on • •■•brush. < apt:.;..
Stover was badh cut up by the brush, j
mm holds up
ARMY NOTATIONS
\V i .iiit v'!<H . i». < .. Dee. ! i 1
s i
ten adjourn)! d t .*■ imiii nation 'if
: i ■ a. i•?•-<s .i 11. . r;. • • *. I)av> ’>•
tie ,i)d'j'e-:ulv"i‘;ile. are el Jltotfao er- •
( i a- ra! William < ^i i* to he chief of
old baneC. on t he ground of ineli*rii»: hly.
Kadi has jmt com pi h d a four-year:
t« rni hi the position to u'heh lie has ;
hem renominated. whth the law re
quires three years field fluty belW'e(T
ter; s a! >ci'\ ie< ii* 1 *'i ■ am• ,
Secretary Taft ii.hsts i h . the law
appli s only to o Hirers h io\v the raid,
of colonel, hut solm sr;.aloes disayre ,
wit it liitii in this eon-’ met n.
Important Mining Derision
A case as ’.vent’; I. id, bya/urv '
trial in a I *» 111<■. Montana, e urf. who:
, locator nf a «|na11/ vein within a
uai-nted placer was declared to In
within hi> rights. The ground was
loeateii in 1SS0 as placer. 'I his placer
v u- |•:< tfi.' : !a et\ I • ' M1 1
parlies cut red the placet* and located [
iotie claim on it. • >«■ !• ndant claims
that the patent pave him exclusive
n-jlit, !i th round and that he had
h Id endi mated and ut'.di- rbed pos
i,io;i (it tli*’ claim tor six years, and
tout the claim was good against till
c rinoi-s, .and moved a nor,-suit. Tie-.
c m i decided that such claim could
only he allowed when the government
contested the title. The deiendant !
fut titer claimed that there, was not a
sUtiicient show np of quartz on the
claim in 1''"" to justify working the
property as i lode claim. This con
t union w a- ovi i ruled hy the court. A
patent to a placer claim is not pritna
facie evidence of t tie fact that no known
lodes exist within the limits of the
placer claim at date of application.
Tin disposition of the department is to ;
consider that if the lode actually did.
exist at the time of tiling application)
for placer patent, sue it lode is reserved:
by operation of'aw, whether located!
or not. Tlu* law relative to lodes with- r
in placers is another pint e of existing
mining legislation that tr- Is a change
to remove from it that element ol am
‘ biguity and uncertainty.
The Universal Fishery Journal of,
(h tauany calls attention to tiro fact ,
; that i si. aii great destroyers of many
annoying insects. lie* various
: branches of tin carp family are said to
56 lines.
I'm larva of the unis* uiio is one of
i cl mice o morsel •> or., u all to l»et
tinny epicure.
\ j t rep i, ■; M Portland
om Puget Jo- •* ef Art! larger
! c ..u for several years.
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The Up-To-Date Christmas Drug Store
OWL
A Few Suggestions for Christmas
lips for Ladies
The earlier you make
your selections the I
better.
• only fresh from the
factory all the
latest boxes.
I laud Baes \ Pocket
Books all new.
T wel Boxes, Toilet j
si ts. Mirrors and j
I'aney Perfumes 1
lake a beautiful
.resent for any
lady.
For Boys and Girls
Books, Albums, Per
fumes, Candies, Etc.
In our Jewelry De
partment it is a pleas
ure to show you our
exceptionally fine as
sortment Souvenir
Spoons, Rings, Watch
Charms. Also a large
assortment of rich
Cut Class,Silver Table
ware, Statuettes and
Hand painted China.
Tips for Men
We have often been
told by the ladies
it is difficult to buy
“presents for the
men.1’
We have demonstrat
ed that it is not so
hard at our store
Wo wish to show you
our Smokinu S<-ts.
Cijfars, Collar and
CufT Boxes, Hair
Brushes. Traveling
Sets, Shavinjf Sets
OWL DRUG 8c JEWELRY CQ.
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, CMAS. A. TECKLENBURG J. M. CUMMINGS
THE SEATTLE BAR
-ONLY THE BEST
{ Wines, Liquors and Cigars
Bohemian and Olympia Beer
i FURNISHED ROOMS WITH STEAM HEAT
* Fourth Atfe. and Washington St. Seward, Alaaka.
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EIDSON & DOBSON. Proprietors
A Gentleman’s Resort. Gold Dust Bought
(’or. Fifth and Washington streets 8*'ward, Alaska
fCOLEMAN HOUSE*]
H. N. COLEMAN, Proprietor
Electric Lights and Electric Bells in every room
Rates from 50c to $2.50 per day
I Modern Plumbing \
I Absolutely First-Class
jj^Kcurth Avenue Seward, Alaska
card of Trade
Fourth avenue, • • • Seward, Ahuska
Only the choicest goods dispensed
Club Rooms in connection
Furnished Apartments up stairs
New, Neat and Comfortable. f. V. 1H0MAS, Prop.
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HOTEL McNEILEY j
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Rates 50c to $2.00 per day
Accommodations Strictly First-class
H A WK I N S & WH I TTEM 0 R E, Propr i etors
^Fourth Avenue, ---- Seward, Ala>ka^
WAGNER’S PLACE
FRED WAGNER. Proprietor
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS
A good time and right treatment for everyone
Fourth avenue _Seward. Alaska
j CHRISTMAS AT
SUNRISE, ALASKA
Free Chicken Dinner at the
Sunrise Hotel.
OLD FASHIONTD SHOOTING MATCH -Conditions: 100 yards off- I
hand’ open sights, three shots—string measure—$20.00
tirst prize, $15.00 second prize. Clay pigeon shooting for
valuable prizes.
MASQUERADE BALL
t Christmas night. Everybody invited.
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