NEWS NOTES amongst his friends after a long visit
—— to the outside.
Miss Mamie Byles, a most popular ....... ,
Miss Juanita Anderson, who was
voung lady who left Seward for An- _ , .
<utlenng trom Ptomaine poisoning on
chorage, has decided to return to
the Alameda when the vessel passed
make her home in this city again. ......
west, has been taken to the hospital at
Crit Tolnuin, Charley Sheldon and ^tu.|loriK,.
Tom Kinnegan returned on the Ala
..Miss M. McDonald who arrived a
meda atter an absence ol several
, few days ago from the outside has ac
weeks with the Zmn hunting party. * *
.. ... , - ...♦ ,1... ceptetl a position as assistant to Dr.
Mr. /inn is a stepson of Dupont, the '
- . . „ O. J. Keating. Miss McDonald is a
powder manufacturer anil is one oi
. . daughter of the well known Seward
the company s managers.
.. . . . contractor.
Deputy Marshal Armstrong is re
turning to Kodiak on the I’arragui fail Woolley stated he tore going
after being present at the court pro on the Alameda that he may he gone
ccodings at Valdez. only a month or two but that he may
Mrs. Bennett T. James an.I lu-r ( ^ K.m.‘th.-ttholn »inter,
daughter. Miss h'rcdu James, came in 1 >r. Spears, of Cnga and formerly
from Moose Pass on Saturday even \ . s. Commissioner in the Kusko
mg and will leave for the outside on kwim was iudicted by the Vaidcz
one of the next steamers. Mr. James . land jury for selling whiskey with
will return to the Pass to continue ins „,,t a Invite at I nga hut the case
milling work. v\a- postponed and Spears has left!
Cal Brosius is hack once more the country.
EMPRESSTHEATRE
Tuesday. Oct. 3. 8:15 p.m.
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"TOO PROUD TO FIGHT”
Election time is drawing near, the big campaign is on,
You hear a lot of arguments, some pro, but mostly “con.”
As you listen to the arguments, sometimes it gets your “goat,”
And it keeps a fellow guessing, just to find out how to vote.
Both sides will “save the country” if you’d hark to what they say,
And you’re bourn! to book a losing, if you vote the other way.
But one thing that hits me hardest, and 1 feel inside I’m right,
And I’ll never vote for any man who’s too damn proud to light.
It was lighting made this country and it’s kept this Land intact;
We’ve had to light for all we’ve got, you know that that’s a fact.
We had our tilf with England when this country was a pup,
It was a case of light that time, or else be gobbled up.
We fought again in Eighteen Twelve, to keep our ships at sea,
And if it hadn’t been for Beary, pray tell me where we’d be V
(io read your country's history ami get some needed light,
Where would we be if Washington had been too proud to light ?
We’ve had some recent troubles and have passed notes to and fro
Emm our calm and peaceful White House to a thug in Mexico.
The Black and Tans have blurted us, we’ve bad “peace at any cost.”
But 1 bate to think of what wo paid, and the soldier boys we lost.
Adair and his poor comrades died like heroes, unafraid.
Expecting we’d avenge them, but up to date no one has paid.
’Twas not like this in olden days, when we pulled tin* rattler’s bile,
When Old Zack Taylor showed them he was not too proud to light.
And then in Eighteen Sixty One. our land was rent in twain.
Internal strife assailed us. and we had to light again.
We fought t«> hold the land intact, to stamp out slavery’s shame.
To make this a Land of Ereedom, in fact, as well as name.
We fought four weary, bloodsoaked years, on land and on the foam,
Whom do ye honor, those who fought, or they who stayed at home?
Now all enjoy the benefits and admit the North was right,
But suppose that Old Abe Lincoln had been too proud to fight.
They say “Peace hath her victories, no
Well, there’s none that I remember, cti
And the men the nations honor and \v
Are the men who’ve done the liffhtinff
When the Eagle quits her nestlings, a
Then men who won’t defend their hon
But a Nation’s knell is sounded when 1
Lay down to he walked over, ’cause the
So when l cast my ballot, on this ne>
There's lots that I’ll consider, but this
1 want that Flag kept llyinff, ami 1 wa
I want the world to realize that it stai
1 can’t see “peace at any price,” forffet
We can make the world respect us, i
Let the whole land stand together for
And let’s get a standard hearer who’s
I •■)>« ri^lit fur In Frank J I »»ll«*r S«-*».»r«l
Miss Father is visiting the city
from Mile 26.
California Home Assorted Pickles,,
fifteen cents per can.
BROWN & HAWKINS, “Quality
First."
LOST
Gold locket; valued as keep. ake.
Return Gateway. Reward.
LOST
Eastern Star pin. Return to Mrs. 0.
J. Keating. 9-26—tf.
FOR SALK OR RENT
Houses furnished or unfurnished.
Apply N. R. Anderson, foot of Adams
street. 9-30—It.
loss renowned than war.”
n you toll me what they are?
rite high on history’s page
. in this or any ago.
ml a brown hoar leaves her cubs,
10s may not lx* rated “dubs.”
ier sons in all their might
y’re too damn proud to tight.
t election day,
thought is going to weigh
nt that Flag kept clean;
ids tor nothing mean,
that grape juice dream;
we let the Kagle scream,
any cause that’s right,
not too proud to tight.
PAT O’COTTKR.
UrbacH
SELLS
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MILK FAMINE IN NEW YORK
NEW YORK, Oct. 2. — The milk
wagon drivers have gone out on strike?
and a milk fumine has come to New
York this afternoon.
•> Largest shipment of peaches
❖ that ever came to Seward, $1.50 *>
❖ a box while they last. Hrown & ***
❖ Hawkins, “Quality First.” *•*
<• ❖ •> <* <• <* <• •> •> *>
VERY ATTRACTIVE INDEED
-- r -—
Is our display of line candies. To a
judge of qualities in such merchandise
ttie exhibit is a real treat. When to
tins high class is added the added at
traction of exceptionally low prices it
is not surprising that this* store is so
popular with the discriminating.
TOBACCO, CIGARS AND
CONFECTIONERY
HETTEL’S The Kodak Store.
Broadway. Seward
Agents for Eastman Kodak Sup
plies and Ansco Cameras
lidlson T alking Machines & Records
Columbia Phonographs «S: Records I
FOR RENT
First class boarding house and three
red rooms, completely furnished. See
Jooper 9-28—tf.
LOST
Pair nose glasses, in case. Please
notify Gateway office. 9-26—tf.
“Billy Buster;” The best school
shoe on the market. High and low
tops, all sizes.
BROWN & HAWKINS, “Quality
First.”
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l^ong distance uuepTion*; Dootb at
The Branch. J
™ » Ban on Extravagance
Following* the example set by some ol the war
ring nations, a movement of some magnitude has been
inaugurated in the United States to instill a sense of
economy in the people; it is a fact that we as a people
are the most extravagant in the world. If you are one
of <he many Americans who have never experienced
the feeling of safety and satisfaction engendered by
the possession of a savings account however modest.
JUST TRY IT. You can start it w ith a dollar, and the
start is the only dillieult part of it. Surmount that
difficulty TODAY.
FOUR PER CENT PAID ON SAVINGS.
Interest computed January 1st and July 1st.
Resources $350,000
Territorial and City Depository.
ESTABLISHED 1905.
BANK OF SEWAB 0
Gmen Watches
$40.00 to
George the Jeweler
QROOFRIFR- —--Quality First ===-~rE==CLOTHING
Announcing the arrival of
THE RANGE WITH THE REPUTATION
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"Quality First”
As “Quality First” has always been our policy, we believe
that we have been \er> fortunate in securing the agency
for ' \
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The Great Majestic Range
We wish to extend to everyone a most cordial invitation
to visit our store, where the favor of your inspection is in
vited, and your order at your own convenience will be
greatly appreciated.
The besl Line of High tirade
FURNITURE
and R U G S
in Alaska
MOWN & HAWKINS
Large Outfitters—General Merchandise
SEWARD •‘QUALITY FIRST” ANCHORAGE
THE
VERDICT
Once more the Majestic Range has been awarded a world
verdict over all competitors. This time it comes in the
shape of the gold medal given by the Panama-Pacilic ex
hibition.
Call and get description booklets.
A COOK BOOK FREE WITH
EVERY RANGE
MECHANICS’ TOOLS
of all kinds* and a General Line of
HARDWARE
J_NOTE CHANGE OF TELEPHONE NUMBERS:—Hardware Dept., Adams 80; Office, Madison 80; Grocery Dept.,Main 1._[