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MEMBERS
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* 'American Rod Cross. h:'s closed !•'
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j*5ot us large as in former years. Th*
^tembers who joined the Red ross
.V through “the local committee are a>
-follows:
L. Kalinin*. Mr* Gcijvlve Kalinin*. Krmc
Ballainc, Camille L
I. Sexton. Sylvia Se\il>n. K, A. Iloin. R. G.
' u ,Uffh«rty. G. C. HnHRmiW ‘♦K »'Cf*Mt >«
X Electric Sewing Machine motors st
l|r _-» —
r National : Water Motor ^Washer*
V*at J. •
^felaine Eocene and Pearl Oil at
Jfcraef'a.- . .
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55? Ice Creepfn JUtd SM?*—: Grief*
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M Fishermen* ^ujxplies at Graefa.
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FLASH LIGHTS and batteries at
' J. L. Oraefa.
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b PLUMBING AND . *
&* HEATING •*
* Sheet Metal Works
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) * CHAS. LECHNER *
j * Tel Madsn 146 *
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LET US DO
YOUR WASHING
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Seward Steam Laundry |
Phone Main 157 ji
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JOB PRINTING
ATTHE
GATEWAY
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H. C Clanton H. k. Henshaw. Geo. J. Zinr,
Jack Tuttle. P. L. McMullen. RuUv.;R- Moyer.
O. M. UattA f <?. Girpatrick. Sirs'. J.. C. Han
non. Btynh^th RfcmLr. Mrs. Gilijore. Miss Mae
Gilmore; John Kin*.- J.* A. "Baughman, Mrs.
J.' A. Baughman. Rev. D. E. Carter, Mrs. Lila
Carter. Kilmer W. Carter. William Mooney.
Y\ nli'entur Em’lfenr. Robert Mlchealson. Ed.
Ufrea, J. M. Sloan. Md.. Mrs. J. M. Sloan,
T. Rv Wilson. Frfcd Mat*. Herman fcchme-rer,
Gertrude M. Kendall. Clare Schwars. K U.
Wood. M. Beck *trom. Nick Hodak, Maenr
lv noff Kenai. John O.'Sherlock. NV. L. Guy.
Mu. W. E. Rich. Jacques Junte, L. L
Sceuleti Mrs. Irene Vanslykc, Nellie J. Nash,
W 0. Perry. W. W. French, Clara Beardsley
Kre/xcl). Sallie F. Kennedy. Wnt. R. More..,
Carl F. Krueuar. Frederick Broadwell, I O.
Preston; Mrs Ili$:h , Douttherly. Mrs. Lem
Crbach. Wm. M*. Svhlttlesey. Mae Tecklenbcrjr.
Char'ea A. TeckVnhervt. Charles A. B«mson,,
.JtuJY Chants. Chris Talsvik. Cansadt Johnusm.
tfftR'son. Mack Palace. John Palace. N
ilhlitntck, Stetv© Chat), WMemnn, M»r<ut ntd
Ti nnpHon, Leonard Thompnon. John Olson,
C ir >. Thcdc Sweir, land** Simion, Mr*. It. L.
W. ver^Str*. 8. L. Colwell, Norman McKay.
U. R Raimuiirn, A. F. Rn*mu**en. Mrs. A.
F. •Rnsnni*>»*‘n, Thelma I^lleworth, H. E. El'«
»,.p;h. F.l'aworth. E! E. Chamb*ri;n.
fien. Schmitt. T. W. Hafrkin*. Wm. IC NV*
h< t. C. Henning. F. E. Leslie. Mr*. F. E. !.«*•
lie. El.de Leslie Mra. G. W. Colwell. Geo. C'*l
well. Mr* J. A. $tfcwart. J. S. Baduer. Mike
Lymbor, Mr*. G»»ce Towle. Mr*. C. E. Or
ta.uter. C. F.. Orlande*. Ru*by Luca*. H.
w»j\ Leo Buzintkl, Earl Hartaouvrh.; H. O.
1tji*^vl1, K. Nunnelf^ fj.'’Klnjr, "Edwin Swett*
m‘>in. Ge rjt:»/d •Johnton,'■* p. M. Helm. Jo*.
S’Vejc, Mr*. Geo. Earl Prior.-Hanley 'Won*
»t« n. Howard McGInley. Mr*. M. McGlnley
;>i- ; "GEN T L E M E N !
We ha>e just the thing she wants.
Will be glad to help you select yom*
g’Tts and wrap them with tissue paper
and tie with ribbon, etc., if you will
just give us a chance.
E L I S WORT H *S
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COTTER’
WE HAVE
earned the'
complete confidence
of men who recognize,
appreciate and demand
the beat in
MEN'S
W EARING
A P P A R E L
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DISTILLATE $3.50 per case at Graefa
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• the,’ BELMONT
• Workingmen’s Home
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• ROOMS 50 and 75 cts.
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• Now Under New
• Management
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• MRS. Wm. FAIRMAN
-ALL ..RIGHT h: LET’S GO
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MALA MUTE STAGE LINE
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Now Carrying PASSENGERS & EXPRESS Between
Taikpetna, Broad Pass, Nenana and .
' ALL INTERIOR POINTS
Arrangements can be made.by letter, telephone
or wire. A
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..J. A. STEWART,
Talkeetha, Alaska.
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furnished Rooms
Hot. and Cold Water
Steam lleat
VANGILDER BUILDING
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Miss B. Sjoberp, Pauline Kraft. Katie Karluk. j
Mrs. C. Meyer. Mrs. J. Yericaloff, P. J. Eaton,
A. C. Krskine. Mrs. A. C. Krskine. N. Gray.
W. J. Krskine, Mrs. W. J. Ersklne. Mr*. M. J.
Krskine, Mrs. Fred Sarpvnt, C. D. Haferty
Mr*. S. Shueavloff. Z. T. Halfsrty, Ben Kraft, j
Mrs. Ben Kraft. Harry Morrison. W. T. White
Eska Anderson. Katie Anderson. Mrs. Maiy
Anderson Miss Theodoai Shuravloff. Mrs. Jul
ia Cope, R. Hcrrlnp. Charles R. Anderson.
Mr*. Maude Larsson. Ida Larsson, Kffle Ross
ln«, Mrs. G. Tony Lawrenc*, Y. A. Nelson.
N' P. Knahavaroff, ’ Alexander Shuravoiff
(Varies Madson. Mrs. Charles Madaon. Mrs. J.
L. Buckley Jr.. Pr. J. L. Bulkley, Jr.. Peter
Ny/nan. Karl Armstrong.!!! V. Paul Morrison.
GeArire L. ncnnlnp. H. L. Lien. Thomas Kin*.
C.urtlse R. Morford, W. W. Jones, J. A. Clin
ton, H. H. Bullene. D. C. Rrownell. Lennra
Dryden, Willie Pryden. Charles Christensen.
0 R Brooks. William Ellis, J. F. Clark l u,
Mrs. II. L. Sapers. M. A. Horner. John Ikmo
hue. W W Stoddard. E W. Brewster. Mile 34.
j*rn Xeras. William Bappas. David Alerton,
Leo Ohnhouaer. John Morrison. Geo Stevens
R E. Oldham. A. E. Muir. Klas Ahlner, Frank
Curran. J. S. Hofman. C. E. Whitney, W. A.
Smith, C. W. Lindquist, Steve Pmilas. 0. f..
Johnson. Nick Mnrcovich, Tom Savoy, Mik*. •
JFurper, James Nicholson, John Zlnkoff, Geo
r* e Bar’ow, W. H. Dryden, E. T. Kreftlntf. J.
I.lndley Green, Henry Brennen, C. E. Shea.
H. L. Ix»ln. Thomas Neville. A. E. Thede, (I*1- j
hert Jannos T. .1. Bradshsw. Gabriel Santos, H
W Scheffer. Frank P. Skeen. F. Brown. Matt
Li«n. J. F. Shofc. Frank Caae. James Brlaon.
Arthur B. Gray. Thomas B. Towle. Char!**
Kreft ini'. R. M. Foran, Frank Coulton, C. W.
Smith. J C Slnvln. H. E. Allen. Rallle Clem
ents. J. Krist. A. F. Johnson, O. Boehm, M. G
P* V. T.adehoff. C. L. Peterson, Anon
IV -rklan. W. Johnston, Thomas J. Ford, John
t . A. Wimm, Han* L. Walley, Joe W
nrh.’ .ToKr, L. Wilson, C. Breum, Arthur
Pi ill. Adoinh Larson. H. R. Taylor. C. Bran
eon. 'fiV* Kthnoff. R. L. Wever. H. Salllshury.
Dr. J. H. Roml*r, J. Vincent. Peter I^allo*.
Ct Ha? Manual* Frt»d Knowlton, E. R. Tarwa**
rr Grunt Cnr’son. D. W. Stoddard, An*.«*n
a,.,i«,’-aon. R Wlndell, Frank Nash. W. Paul*
no ,. Wm. GPhert. Tom Fox. Bernhard Lsra-s,
.tr#**v Ar«nnon. Ghnrlen Gttoson. Harry Spey ^
R, ."hold Mouts. Harold Dahl. Andrew Pede •.
so . N. Yamamoto. Mr*. S. Torrramaen. Jntla
P’ h t •iirit»fn, M*rv T.lnoulat, Mike Creevder.
G H Wpmnn, J. P. Hammer. Isaac Gou’d
s JoKn Foater. Then Sweera. John C. White
T >mas MeConlty, Geo. Nlshlyama. E. L.
W* P'ornore Mr*. F. I,. Whlttemore. Geo.**?*
T -i'»HI**. MP* 7. Mrs. Erie Lucas. Erie Lueas.
Mr Rhodes. Ralph Reed. D. W. Harvey, H. «>.
i' herta. P C Matheson. Mr*. D. C. Math*
s< .1. F A Friend. Mrs. H. V. Friend, M5ss
J L. McNally.
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SUN SPOT DUE TOMORROW
According to Prof. Albert F. Porta,
u toever he is, a sun spot is supposed
t*> appear on the sun tomorrow. This
spot will be a vast wound in the side
of the sun. There is also, according to
the professor, supposed to be a strange
grouping of six mighty planets. All of
this is understood to cause strange |
things with the elements. Now we will
all wait and see who is a liar, the pro
fessor or scientists, who claim noth
ing unusual will occur.
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MANY RIDE THE GOAT
There was an awful racket around
the Odd Fellows hall last night due to
the stimpede of two goats used in the
initiation given by the Rebckahs. The
four candidates rode tne goats .erv
gracefully ^ ? ) and everything pro:>
grossed satisfactorily until the goats
struck, with their feet and horns, and
scattered the candidates and members
in all directions escaping through a
door, which had been accidently left
open, and again hiking for their wild
state.
BABY BOY IS BORN
A bouncing baby boy arrived last
n:ght, born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred M»ll
er, Dr. Sloan being in attendance.
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ROCKS OUT GOLD FOR RINGS
OF THREE GENERATIONS
’
San Adler, a resident of Dawson in
*;ho early days, and now a resident of
Ashcroft, B. C., has done what no
other man living is known to have
done. Forty years ago he rocked out
of the Caribou the gold to make a
wedding ring for the girl he married.
Twenty years ago he rocked outthe
gold that was made into bis daught
er's wedding ring, and this year in
the Atlin district he rocked out gold
gold for his granddaughter’s wedding
ring.
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The Kennecott Smelting corporation ]
at LaTouche is figuring on working
over 300 men as soon as they can be
secured. This company will mine on
a large scale and^make large ship*
1 ments of ore each month to their
smelter at Ladysmith. The company
has painted up its buildings and cot
1 tages and is making many external
improvements.
BROSIUS & NOON
LUMBER tad BUILDBKS: HARDWARE—
v. IXDOWS. DOORS, GLAS& MILL-WORK mmI BOAT LUMBER
Agents For— STANDARD MAR INE ENGINES, STANDARD KID
TROLLKR. STANDARD KID.
FRYE —BRUHN COMPANY
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Inspect our Relrijceratora. *
Assure Yourself cf Cleanliness ^
and Sanitary Conditions.
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Actual t
Six* f
Clear
if Havana Cigar
Th j aristocrat of
all Havanas, with
a timo - tejnpered,
gentle flavor.
10c, 2 for 25c and 15c M2es
Queen *ixe, 2 for 2?<
bar! iiu . 2 for 23c
TOSE LOVLRA CO., TAMPA
SCHWAB ACHE 7
BROS. & CO., in
Seattle, Wuh.
Distributors
a. V. Hobik A. P. Dat*h I
ALASKA TRANSFER
H. ▼. HOBEN, Maicauuic
Coal, Wood and Ice
General Transfer • Phones, Mala 17 and Hi
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Margules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
EXCLUSIVE
DISTRIBUTORS
OF
111 . B t V 0
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sE.wAnD^_--. h „ M0N0P0L
' wi1ITTEM0PE4^MAk(jUI1j cigars
MAKE THE NORTHERN YOUR
HEADQUARTERS WHILE IN SEWARD.
SEWARD WATER and FEWER COMPANY i
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JOHN A. NELSON, Manager
Office Admiral Building
Wayne JUue, Agent.
SEWARD AlASK A
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When it comes to the hard
“knock - down - drag - out”
service that a fisherman
gives boots, ordinary rubber
can’t f tand up.
But Goodrich “Hi-Pres;” Rubber Boots and
Shoes aren’t ordinary. Ihey’re made in a
better way—in ONE SOLID PI ELL and
they can’t leak or peel.
One pair will outlast a whole
season of hard service—out
wear two or three ordirary
pairs.
Put your money on Good rich
“Hi-Press” and you’11 never
be satisfied with anything
else.
Sold b 45,000 Dealers
The B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co^
The City of Goodrich—Akron, Ohi^g
113*15 kind Street
Seattle
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