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UMBER and HI ll.DEUS; HARDWARE—
NVI\ !M>\\ s. LOOKS. GLASS. MlLL-V»OKk and i»OA I LI MBLK
SI VNU UiD M IRI i ENGINES SI \NDARI> KID
I KOI LEU. STAND tUD kill.
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Inspect our Uofrigerntors.
\vxiirv You: sell ol Clwitiiiiu^
ami Sanitary Conditions.
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Si IT/i leasers
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r.t.uuw,uiiN
of Sewaril.
Anno a..res h.s I'ar.iliiiii >
r»« • 4>,
for Senator in i*^ -
hit Legislature, from the 3id
idivision, sul>jed U' ilie i'V
; ablican primaries.
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Oi M.NilA Hit
\un ‘UiUM'N ht*r *or
tht» Teri tonal House ot llepre
stih-eet to the IVmo
craui ; i.’« i; “s in 1’-<
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lNSELH3H AND FAIR
;l A 1)311 NISTIIATION
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OF ANCHORAGE and JUNEAU For
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN
April Primary Election, 1920,
OI rill INI EIU< Mv
\ a .ka.i inu C ommission
1’ . a leavi and at ive at Seward a.
iws: —
' f: A. A!. Wednesday and Saturday
Uoosevelt, Tunnel, Girdwmni
5 00 P. M. M* i
lay and Thursday,
t *. i * * ? • ^ V. An- on Moiaki;,
a ,d Tii-s 'day at S:.‘50 A. M. To,
,a . ;i s vU. Wasdla, Houston, Ial
n.a and e;» V. < duesdaj and ri.
... s::;o A. .M. for Matanusk:*,
!.. . t. and Chteka’oon.
r»ia: W\V \SY. U NC HKON and
i:,i'i,r .sen ni on lhe Seward— An
horauv tra.n in the buffet car. M6.
WKliY 1> I.OWKKED
ISV ( OLIWIMA OX
v I liivii AriJOSU’CTS
. VN r»l 15 News
'a/, v’ d iaib a has lowc.ed its h ga
a A.a * lean e um l foods ;n :.n
t i i til.' v vie dtiiann in tin: re
, • . , . • >vi nni. nt take stop,
t’uec the coal o* 1.. :. > encour: gee
... •. c rs o die Pacific coast u> bo
' ova that Mtnilui action might b*
South American
roiatries. where prohibitive tariffs
i av.» \ -pt those American products
ik of U : markets.
Commercial otganizations are tak ;
*vr the h id in a campaign to snow
Si> • 'ii representatives in the
\ nit d States the desirability of
i,.. food prices in their own]
oouMt ios do vn by this method.
i! v y P. Sullivan is now United
'hat '" C'omnii: sionor at LaTouche.
J. C. McBRIDE,
(01' JUNEAU)
Candidate for Republican National
Committeeman
Twenty-two >ear’s continuous icsidence in Alaska.
Thoroughly conversant with Alaska’s needs, l or many years engaged
>n mining, merchandising and the fisheries ot A*asku.
Stands unequivocally lor Alaskans for all offices and the fullest
deve.opnicnt of Alaska’s resources advantageous!y to all interested,
a von: for mdride at the primary election,
APRIL H7. MEANS TERRITORIAL PROGRESS AND PROSPERITY.
j. j. FINNEGAN
of Seward
CANDIDATE FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL AT T1IE REPl BLICAN
PRIMARIES.
B U 1 C K
Valve— In— Hoad
MOTOR CARS
Six Cylinder
Open and Closed
Models
. II. .. K. . i: 1. i. S \V O U T H. .. I
ARent Cor
Sesard. Valdez, Cordova and (
Anchorage.
,*u>t as stteel as tan be and so ■
eiee— iivU'u Vrde.lv ai l it Alaska I
sh*>{). (let Acquainted.
Louis Erickson, the Nome muske
.n [ fur buyer n*contiy returned t».
diut city from u trip to Dime Lav
ng and Council. He reports cousin
•ra >le work being done there.
Rev. J. li. ltowe, pastor of tin
Presbyterian mission at Hydabui.
was taken to Ketchikan recently s »•
on sly ill with pneumonia.
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R.ing'ng 72 passengers and 60 tons
4* freight for Seward; steamer Ala
iiiMiu iv rive<l in port at 8:15 o’clock
.his morning, sailed from the Scwaid
lock shortly after 1 o’clock and was
o clear southbound from the San
. uan dock during the afternoon. Pass
age rs arriving on the Alameda were
s follows:
T. C. Payne,
Arthur Long,
Mrs. L. Long,
Miss L. Simonson,
A. Me Ivor and wife.
Louise Mclvor,
G. Bottseit,
N. Drake,
O. A. Glaser,
C. Morrison,
F. A. Rapp,
A. R. Budd,
B. Y. Collings,
f*. Torrence,
L. T. Till,
L. K. Bain,
W. Jackson,
Mrs. N. N. Jaffee,
F. Stadelman,
S. McAllister,
Mrs. H. G. Sutton,
F. Ray,
J. D. Bickcll,
Mrs. E. K. Deviss
A. R. Linquist,
A. Baudin,
i. Pemorest,
L. Ci. Maitland,
,1. B. Bockstad,
Mrs Bockstad,
W. K. Angiers,
B. Wonnorstrom,
01 o Larson,
A. Trasser,
J. Bonhoir,
Tofs^x)hino Sutton,
<\. K. Manchester,
R. Monstroff,
Mrs. W. Black,
A. F. Barrecelow and wife.
R. Scott,
C. P. Reilly,
Oak Olson,
J. F. Chamberlain,
C. Coveil.
Charles E. Herron,
J. W Johnstone,
H. H. Bone and wife.
A. Sinclair,
H. J. Florance,
E. Belmont,
F. Cross,
Pearl Fitt,
P. A. Swanson and wife.
12 steerage.
W K A T II !•: It It W P O It T
The following m the weather repo*t
or the 24 hour.* ending at 7 oVo«*lc
•.is tnonnng:—
SEWARD 36, Pt. Cloudy, Calm.
Anchorage 28, CRndy, Njrth.
Matanuska 30, Clouuy, (/aim.
Chickaloon 20, Cloudy, Calm.
Wasilla 24, Cloudy, Calm.
Talkeetna 28, Clear, Calm.
Doadhorse 24, Clear, Calm.
Indianrivcr 22, Clear, Calm.
Hurricane 15, Cloudy, Calm.
Summit 5, Cloudy, Calm.
Nenana 20, Clear, Calm.
Fairbanks 16, Clear* Calm*
H. v HoHKN
A. P. Dav«*
ALASKA TRANSFER
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Gcal, Wood and Ice
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Getiural Trauste
t’honea, Main 17 and Ml
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Margules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
SE1AARD ViAlER and POWER COMPANY
JOHN A NFLSON Manager
Office Admiral Ituilding
Wayne HI ue. Agent
SEWARI),
ALASKA.
EXCLUSIVE
distributors
OF
B f V 0
ALSO
MCNOPOL
CIGARS
MAKE THE NORTHERN YOUR
HEADQUARTERS WHILE IN SEWARD.
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GL’TTA
PERCTIA
GIRL
Will appear for one
performance at tlie
A. B. Ball
Tuesday, April 20:h.
WATCH FOR
FURTHER
PARTICULARS
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Oak Olson, John F. Chamberlain
*.,ul Hubert aeou, iravenng men, ar
.ivais on the Aiameda, uie registered
tno Hotel Ovenand.
l. G. .Maitland returned north on
mo Aiameua anu is a guest at the no
„i i Ovenand.
.virs. iieion Sutton, on her way to
.kiicnoruge to join her husband wno is
i employed by the commission, arrived
on the Alameda and is at the Hotel
Overland.
Mrs. L. Long and daughter, and
, .viiss Jackie 'i Havener arrived on Uie
Alameda and aie at the Hotel £>ew
aiu. ihe tno are on men* way home
to Anchorage.
Mrs. N. in. Jaffee, of Anchorage is
registered at the note! reward having
a. rived on the Aiameda.
h‘. H. Chapin and wife, bound for
Anthorage, arnvais on tiie Aiameda,
are registered at the Hotel Seward.
A. E. Barrickiow and wife, from
Juneau, arrivals on the Alameda are
guests at the Hotel Seward.
Joe Consiei returned on the Alame
da and is registered at the Hotel Sew
aid. Mr. Consul has been giving Ket
chikan and Hyder the once over but
is satisfied with this section of Alas
ka.
The Fire Department held a short
business session last night.
The Ladies Aid Society is meeting
this afternoon with Mrs. C. A. Estes.
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Chas Blood of Nome has been se
, riously ill since Christmas. He com
plained one evening of feeling ill and
laid down when he was seized wiii
severe chokipg spoils
BEAUTY
Here is a 2 i a 1
3-ply fir-vcncer
door sold at a com
mon door price.
Send for our free
illustrated home
builders* 1920 cat
alogue.
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Saih and Dtri”
R O V I G
2229 First Ave.S.
SEATTLE
PLUMBING AND
HEATING
Sheet Metal Works
CHAS. LECHNER
Tel. Madsn 146
VIC II A N S G N
PLUMBING ANI)
HEATING
Office At City Express
Phone .-. Main- 122
WILLIAM A. HESSE,
U. S. Mineral Surveyor,
BEDFORD McNEILL CODE
Cordova, Alaska.
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GATEWAY
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YOUR WASHING
Seward Steam laundry
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