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THE
HARRIMAN
NATIONAL BANK
OF ALASKA
AT SEWARB
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UNCLE SAM
“ LIBERTY THEATRE "
LATEST HEARST NEWS
PATHS WEEKLY No 8
PARAMOUNT Presents
THE TWO FAMILAR Stars
WALLACE REII) and
CLEO RIDGELY
—IN—
* THE YELLOW PAWN”
Here Is a Picture out of the
Ordinary, full of pep and
Mystery. Don’t Miss it!
IN FIVE BIG REELS.
Watch thus Space for date
on Special Feature.
• To Hell With The Kaiser!"
FOR RENT
FOR RENT— Two furnished cab
in*. See f>oagheet ▼. F10.
LASSES at
J. L. GraePs tf.
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Pocket Flash tight* .mil batteries a*
J. L. Graff . '»•
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Fishermen's Supplies at Graefs.
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FIELD GLASSES at J. L. Graef’s
Andy'a e*pm»» moots all trains and
stftnnors. Phono 143.
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NEW
STETSON HATS
I. \ I KST SPRINT; Styles in shade
ot IVY. CARBON and OLIVE
AT
URBACH’S
NOTH K TO IM'KLir
All householders and all owners oi
vacant houses or lots arc hereby di
rected to have them “cleaned up" and
all garbage removed before H P. M.
May Pith.
(Signed! J. M. Sloan. M. 0.
HKALTH OFFICKK.
May t>tf
It you have any piano work to do,
phone me at the Overland Hotel. 1 wiM
remain here until next Wednesday. I
am a piano expert and represent high
made manufacturing houses.
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\N KXTLANATION— \. A. ••Ans”
The following statement of facts
is printed in justice t > all persons in
teiested, and particularly to eorreet
possible misunderstandings:
The < lateway entered into an agree
ment with the Alaska Association far
SAWYER’S SLICKER
DRESSING ‘KEEPS THE
RAIN OUT” AND MAKES
YOUR SLICKER WEAR
LONGER.
-75 cts. CAN
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f
Brown & Hawkins
“Quality First”
LADIES SWEATERS
WAISTS, HOUSE DRESSES
BORGEN’S
I! THE KEY |
$2.50 Per Box
Henry George Cigars
The Best Little
Smoke in the World.
50 Cigars $2.50.
■THE KEY 1
th»* sale of certain adve t'sing space
at regular rates; the “Ads" to appon*
in Saturday editions and to occupy n >:
less than X inches each.
T he Gateway had only a general
understanding of the nature of the
*VopyM to occupy the space, but no
knowledge and no idea that it was
prrt of a political propaganda to pro
are the dismissal of the present man
agement of the Government railroad,
ir. in the even4 of failure to aceoi.
plish that purpose, to defeat any fur
ther appropriation for the road.
Only one advertisement was pric
ed. The Gatewav deemed it improper
to print the succeeding “Ads” in ».hc
cies, and. by mutual consent, the
?*g:eement was cancelled, money paid
«»n account was returned, and the mat
closed in kindness and good will h\
ill parties connected with the transac
i ion.
[SEWARD SNAPSHOTS] |
There was quite an exodus from
Scwnid yesterday >f mining: men and
free going to work on the Seward div
ision at various stations.
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1>. C. Sargeant. explosive inspector
for Alaska, passed thrrugh on the
Alameda from Anchorage to his head
quarters at Cordova.
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Sister Stefaney is a passenger o \
the Alameda for the states, going
south for a rest.
Tom Finnegan is now purser on the
steamer Kstebeth operating between
Juneau and Sitka.
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William Hryan and his sister, Anna
Hryan, came in on yesterday’s train
from Mile 21 and arc registered at the
.Hotel Seward.
George Sexton went out the line
yesterday for a couple of days hunt
ing.
W. W. Flynn is registered at the
Hotel Seward, having come in on yes
terday’s train from Mile 20.
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William Fnirman and wife went out
to Mile 20 on the train yesterday
where they will be employed for the
season.
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L G. Maitland, who has been stop
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SEWARD AUTO SUPPLY SERVICE
ELLSWORTH
U. S. Tires. Sales & Service
DEPOT
Phone Night Phone Day
Madsn 64. Adama 87.
I
rox SPIRAL IM I LL’S
The* Genuine
Has Just Arrived
The* Dope for the Choke Bore
Pants and Army Shoes.
LLORSHILM DR LSS SHOES
Complete Line - Highest (Jualitv
$10 and I p.
COTTER’S
THE PLACE WHERE MEN OCTLI1
ning at the Overland for several days. |
j'.nd J. S. Pollock left for Mile 71 on 1
vestordavV. train.
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M’s. A. K. Ashton, and daughter
Airs. Harry Schultz, were visiting
friends in Seward Saturday night
while the Alameda was in port. The I
’adios are on their way to Seattle on j
a business trip.
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R. C. Chambers, formerly of Sew
ard. now business manager of the An
chorage Times, was calling on friends •
Saturday eight. Mr. Chambers is a
passenger to Seattle on the Alameda
where he intends to enlist capital for
his clam canning company.
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>l. (band, who b;\s beer: employed
at the saw mill, wont out to Woodrow
vostoid.iy where he will he employed
for some time in getting out logs.
1 F. Fas'* rind H. I* Salisbury ar*1
registered at tin* Hotel Sexton having
come in yesterday from Moose Pass.
V»
Leo Ohnhouser, who has been stop
ping at the Hotel Seward, left yester
day for the lower Kenai lake district.
The Arctic Protherhood will hold a
meeting tonight at 8:.‘K) o’clock. John
\Toon will make a report of the pi-o
'•eedings of the Grand Camp which
LATEST
IN ( APES AM) COATS
FROM
$20.00 IT—
—AT—
Ellsworth’s
We arc helping our custom
ers to meet th,e demand of'
the PRESENT
and are assisting them m
their plans for the FUTURE
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We invite your account.
BANK OF SEWARD
established 1905
FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
Successor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Von G5'der Bldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
^—■——immamm
HOTEL. SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
, KATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
11. A. HORNER, Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prop
net at Juneau several weeks ago.
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The gas boat Pennsylvania arrived
n port yesterday aftf\noon from I.u
Touche.
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John Klonos passed through on the
\lameda Saturday night from An
chorage. Mr. Klonos has been ill for
• several months and is going to the
Pioneer's Home at Sitka for treatment
and a rest,
G. K. Holmes and J. B. Blick left
| -esterday for their mining property
; on Canyon Creek. H.J. Price, R.A. Wi1
; son, F. A. Wilson, F. A. Redfern and
P. K. McCarty, who have been stop
ping at the Hotel Overland, also lott
vith X'vssers Holmes and Blick and
will mine this season.
Sidney Jacob?, W. F. Rohrback, W.
C. Baird and W. F. Bonnel, traveling
•non who have been in Seward for sev
eral days and making their headquart- |
ers at the Overland, got away on the t
Alameda for Southeastern Alaska j
ports.
Col. and Mrs. H. E. Revell and the
three children will be passengers from
Anchorage on the Admiral Farragut
going to the states. Col. Revell will
go direct to Washington, D. C., on per
sonal business.
Or. and Mrs. A. Ortina. with the
A. E. C.t at Talkeetna, passed
through on the Alameda for the j
states.
About 25 couples attended th *
dance given by the Odd Fellows Sat
urday night and an enjoyable time
was had by all.
Mosquitoes have arrived and they
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WE CARRY THE BEST ,
i
Candy on the Market
ALWAYS FRESH
HAAS & SONS
JOHNSTON’S
BUNTE
BISHOPS
THE ALASKA SHOP
Formerly Hettela*.
SYLVIAS
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CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
f INDIAN BASKETS
I
, SYLVIAS
| showed up in fairly good numbers dur
| ing the
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the or
dinance of the Town of Seward pro
viding for the prevention of dogs,
horses, cattle, etc., from running at
large within the corporate limits, will
he enforced on and after May 15th.
1919.
By Order of the Mayor,
Robert Guest*
Chief of Police.
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SUBSCRIBE FOR THE GATEWAY
BELMONT
JAMES PAULSON
Proprietor,
- seward^alaska.
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