The
Harriman National Bank
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OF THE
UNITED STATES
THIRD LIBERTY LOAN
Are now ready for distribution to
THEIR SUBSCRIBERS
We Have. On Hand. A Few OTHER BONDS OF
This Issue For Sale AT PAR
also
WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATE STAMPS.
and
THRIFT STAMPS
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l'XITED STATES DEPOSITARY 1
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
•NEW SHIPMENT"
elastic wrist canvas
t;LO\ ES— For Fishermen
Krown & Hawkins
••Quality First"
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Evinrude engine.- at J. L. Gract ti
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GFT YOl'K SHOES half soled with
Mona ch Oak. It has no equal. $l.7o
u pair, Lloyd’s. Opposite Liberty 1 >’*•
at re.
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get WISE—Broadway Laund y
saves your clothes and mon \. Kougi
dry, 8 cents per nound. M-‘
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CSE FRESH MO k — Vs a drink it
has no equal-Sold everywhere.
Seward Hairy. SH
“ LIBERTY THEATRE "
NO SHOW TONIGHT
“ NO LIGHTS”
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• WATCH THIS SPACE
FOR DATE OF SPECIAL.
FEATURE ELSIE FER
GUSON —IN — “THE
DOWNFALL OF JENNIE
CUSHMAN" Extra Good.
Mile 45—
and
MILE 71— 1
ROADHOUSES
Are now under the
Management of
NELLIE NEAL
Also Notary Public.
NOTH'K
Notice is hereby given that the on
tiie tax on real and personal propert;
.1 the Town of Seward for the yeai
' ! s. will become due and payable 01.
tie* 1th. day of November 1918. L
taxes are not paid on or before the
•'*th. day oi November 1918. pen*
a ,\ an-l interest will be added to th«• I
original tax.
All taxes will be paid to the City
T • a.‘W»Vi at the office of the Tie:
er. between the hours of 9 A. .M. ;
5 r.M.
(Signed) .Julian H. Reed.
S.12 Municipal Clerk.
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What Is Y©ur Idea |
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The following is our idea of what a
bank ought to be and what this bank’s
fixed policy is.
We cater to no one class. We serve no
special interest. We seek only the legiti
mate banking business of all classes of
honest men in this community.
We are neither so big as to despise or
discourage small accounts, nor so small
as to accept undesirable business just
for the sake of more accounts.
If you believe that this kind of a bank
ought to be your bank, come in and talk
it over.
You will receive every courtesy and
accommodation consistent with sound
banking. >
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PIPE LINE
DAMAGED
N6 LIGHTS
Several lengths of pipe lino supply
ing water to the electric light plant
went out this forenoon and there will
he no lights nor power tonight and
not until Lowell creek falls sufficiently
for men to work replacing new pipe.
The rain whi h began last Satur
day kept up Saturday night, and all
day Sunday and last night, continuing
today. The void was strong but not
as strong as last year nor was the
rain fall anywhere near as heavy as
a year ago when much damage was
done.
The wingdams are holding the
water in Lowell creek well in place
••nd keeping it within proper channels
and no damage is being done and
none is indicated.
Owing to no electric power, the
f?ateway has gone hack to the gas
oline engine lam os and candles and
working under difficulties. If all the
news does not appear today, we have
it. but it might have boo nlost in the
darkness of the basement.
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The camel is here; arrived Iasi
night in a box car I mm Anchorage
over the railroad and is securely lock
• <1 in the car today ready for the Sim
-ner’s doings in Seward.
The baby camel raised all sorts of
trouble at Anchorage, even to placing!
many on the water wagon for good,;
etc., and the Shrincrs believed that '
the brute would behave sufficiency
well enough in S» ward to warrant
bringing it over the railroad instead
of shipping by steamer and not ar
riving in time for participation in the
events of the next few days.
The three Shrineiv* from Nile Temp
le, Seattle, reached here last night
and are Ivan Hyland, John Rex
Thompson, Thos. McLaughlin, with
Henry Slater from Cordova.
Tomorrow night the ceremonial will
1>«* held in the 1. O. O. F. Hall. There
will also be a banquet this week and I
perhaps not later than Friday night;
the Shrine Hall will take place.
NO WORD FROM MISSING
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No word has boon root ived by l . S. j
Deputy Marshal Kvans this afternoon
from the throe different searching
oarties out looking for the three miss
ng seamen from tkn S. S. Saturn.
The searching parties are today work
ing between Cooper Lake, Russian
river and the Brewer-Hayden mine.
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FOUR UTB SPEAKING
It is very nrobahly that Judge
Charles Bunnell and others attending
the regular court sessions hero will
he heard as four minute speakers dur
ing their stay in Seward. This matter
was brought up at the meeting of the
four minute men last Saturday night
and readily agreed upon.
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Mow on display
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URBACHS
COURT NOW
IN SESSION
Tlie United States District court, o'
the Third Judicial Division, opened in
Seward tins morning at 10 o clock, in
the Van Gilder Hall, Judge Charles
ISumioll presiding. Fourteen casts
were disposed of, either being dismis
sed continued or passed for the day
and the court took an adjournment un
-tii 10 o’clock tomorrow morning. As
indicated this morning there will be
no jury called.
The important cases on the calend
er and disposed of this morning were
as follows:
J. L. Reed, vs Eri Thompson et al„
passed.
Carroll & Co., vs I). C. Hrownell, jr..
passed until later in the session. Mor
ford & Finnegan; L. E. James, attoi •
neys.
John Sherman Haynes vs Guy 1>.
Whitehead, et el., passed until later
in session. L. V. Ray; Morfoixl & I'iis
negan.
Sehxvabachcr Bros, i Co., Joel 1».
.Morris, et al., continued to next term.
L. Lindly Green; Morford & Finnegan
Reginald Kerr vs Margaret, dis
missed. Decided in King County, Wn.
court. L. V. Ray; Lindley Green.
Thora Reed vs Alaska Steamship
Co., passed until later in session. L. \ •
Ray; Lyons & Ritchie.
Harriman National Bank vs on
Carlos Brownell, et el., passed Mor
ford & Finnegan; L. L. James.
J. Schage vs C. B. Whitehead et
al.. set for Wednesday. L. L. Jamev.
Harriman National Bank vs Don
Carlos Brownell, passed until later.
S. 0. Morford; L. L. James. ,
Horace DeLine is bailiff of tie
court, and 1. Hamburger court steno
grapher. U. S. Assistant District At
torney J. C. Murphy is m attendance
at the session.
Clerk of Court Wilcox, will main
tain his office in the U. S. Commiss
ioner’s court room in the basement o'
the Bank of Seward building when
court is not in session and can »«
found there. ,, , . , 0 ,
Among the case called today an
passed, is one which has been in eouit
in various legal entanglements for the
past ten years. Perhaps at this regu- ,
lar term of court, the case may be de
cided.
SCHOOL
OPENS
The Sewanl public schools opened j
at I> o’clock this morning with 59
pupils being present including nine in
the High school which was a greai
surprise. Last year the High school
at the opening only had eight pupils.
Today the heavy rain probably pi t- |
vented some of the children fronwmak j
ing appearance and they will repoit :
tomorrow, others also not having ai- [
rived in the city.
Tomorrow regular sessions will be
held beginning at 9 o’clock tomorrov
morning and 1 o’clock in the aftei
noon.
The registration in the various
grades today were as folows:
1st and 2nd grades 17 ^
3rd grade 7
4th grade *
5th grade 7
6th grade #
7th grade ^
8th grade 1
High School
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WEATHER FORECAST
The weather forecast for tonight
an! tomorrow is Hearing, possible
-bowers and high winds.
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CABIN FOR RENT—R. R. Ave.
and Adams. See John \ ulen, Seward
Grill. tf
SEWARD ALASKA, Sept.,7— 1918.
To Mrs. Dryden and family: Being
you have left my bed and board, l
take this method of notifying you that
1 an willing to support and provide
for you; to send the children to school
at Seward, Alaska.
From Father and Husband,
W. H. Dryden.
SEXTON AND
THWAITSS:
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Cigars and
Sodas, Too Cream, Candy
Commercial Photography
GET A
RAINCOAT
KENYON & RAYNSTER
THE BEST
SUCKERS, RUBBER COATS
SHOE-PACS RUBBER BOOTS
RUBBER HATS
ALU NEW STOCK
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COTTERS
THE PLACE WHERE MEN OUTFIT.
f ONE NEWTON RIFLE
250 CALIBER—
Can l»t» seen for a few days—At
BROWN & HAWKINS
“QCALITY FIRST”
-ft.
--4,
|..The Moon cafe is open Nights.
Washington street. Boxes for Ladies.
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SCREEN DOORS — for >ale at
Bi’osius & Noon. '.t
S. O. MORFORD
Successor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. SEWARD. ALASKA
HOTEL SEWARD
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WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
RATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
M. A. HORNER, Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY. Prop.
RHYMES OF A ROUGHNECK
-BY
PAT O’COTTER,
.Something different
The Edition is limited. If you want one, get it today.
The price is $2.50 per copy.
FOR SALE at The Northern, The Seward Drug Co., 't he
i Seward News Company and COTTER’S.
$
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-Rifles and shotguns of every description--at
a price you can afford to pay.
-“OF COURSE” you will want the “FAMOUS
DUXBAK” HUNTING GARMENTS, WE HAVE THEM
-And don’t forget to take along a good supply of
fresh ammunition. And bring back more birds.
_EVERYTHING FOR THE HUNTER
irown & tlawkins
I Quality First”
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