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» GENERAL REPAIRING and U'ETYLENE WELDING
SEWARD MACHINE SHOP
Win. UVZANT.
M ACHIN’1ST.
SPECIM-TY - G \ S ENGINES.
FKYK — lilitllN COMPANY
J**.; receive*! new mild >uuur cured
i* i ( \ i c it a y\ s
JSi* |H'C lb.
!***> u».e A real ISaruaiu.
Jl ST KEClilViCD |
'i lu- i»e>i i.ii'.e ol
\Vo« k.ii;; Shoes
i it'll ov t aiue i
id Alaska.
Msj a v di ploU
Line in Samn:t*i'
l lulcrweai'. in I lu*
l nioa Sails
Ylie Place Y# hove
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( • WILLIAM A. Ill'.SSi:.
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• l\ S. Mineral Surveyor,
• HKIM mu) Mi*M I* 1. ( ODK
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• ( ordo\a, Al;hk,i.
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no\,i: mi u \>
km \ri.i> i »;om rinso.x
Yivto M• ' ■
than who v.a> conv cl* h i.: l.a »i >t
tvMt court in UM- f«»r *h.- munW
, of a man nann-ti Sut7»* a » \ nna »
,s ,'inl r» m tin* foiloral poni
l rtiprj at I awnwovtl . har.-a.-** <1
i,lir , »*; i! *' !*.»!> an»i at last ac
counts WU" still at la ire wit * a !<•
na «l off*‘:v»l for h:s ca| turo. 'fin*
numler for whi* h M**vnau<i was r»*
.-oon<:hi«' was ••ommi’t'il t*«»r Mn* pa* -
poso of robbimr his victim of soon*
Vuiu!re*I anil i tty or sixty *lo .ar>
which Stu7o was known to havo hn<l
M P vu EX r 01 1 HE lXTEKIOiv
ing \ om mission
riains ' w and aniv» at Seward a
r ai .. * *
io»*o s: —
A. .1. \Vedi.es*lay and Saturday
:».i 1! jNowti. Tunnel, (Jiuhveui
v \ i. > 1*. M. Mon
i. y a..,. . ■ i;t ^.ay.
. \.rj ti.i.is at Andie* .• >* on Monday
, * j 1 it lay at >:*'0 A. M. fo? ,
. ia‘ Mii<ka, Was ilia, Houston, lal
■» ■ ii . ...at on Wt'tiiu s*i.iy at .nMO
.v. i lor Mutanusku, Kska and
t u« 'ta o.*a.
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I:•;: \l\ §■’ \>T. I \ NcHiiON and
I . «»ii I l.t Sl»W UI .. \w
d araue train in toe Iw.flet car. Ml*.
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v .v. ¥ x ¥ * *
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n.tjMiii.Nt; and
ii BATING *
Stuvt Molal Works
Cll.vS. l.KCHNKK
iVI. Madsn l id
ie * * * * * ,t i
. ' , f i m ;1111 v. .»> one ot tlu
tioc > crimes in 'In* history
of t1' s *tim». i:> inducing Stuz< t*>
go on a ahhit luud. Meynaiul suc
. ; <; in" 1. into tlu* hills a
■ . Kiana and delib
it.‘b - u > .'.e in tlu* back of the
h -ti w ;h ,i mriH caliber rifle Alter
• ii victnn ol tin* monej
'1 \ naiul left the body lying in the
ami jvturmd t<> his cabin, 'fhe
\ ,’j of *i * me d'Ted man was dis
v til! w arm, by
t o p <>>pe»*tois who happens! to ju*"
m iv’ng in tin* snow while passing
r ) M. hillside Suspicion 1
foil on Meynaud and the murderer
wth arrested en March ‘J *. 1011 and
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ItKOLAII li. WILSON, Oph! I). •
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Have your 1A KS tested and
la LASS ICS properly fitted.
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UOOM 2
KLLSWOK I H IHilLDINI*
Seward. Alaska.
'iihsctjuciitiy luought to Nome. Owing
to the dastardly du«iaeler of his
dime the attorneys then in Nome
were reluctant to defend him and it
not inti! considerable persu
, i n had 1 * * • •' * - brongi t to bear that
A ’orae\\> O. i). Cochran and W. A
, m. e end rlook the deic-ns'*. As a
i.*sult of their efforts Meynaiui wa:
induced to plead guilty to second do
v * murder and was saved from
*' * hanging s° richly deserved
> Disti ict Judp
i I*. Muvane to »*:ve forty years in
11• :»* nitentia y on May H, 1H1~ am
was. later incarcerated in the peni*
v .t \ . t McNeil’.-, is’.ind, Washing
ton. A v ear lilt**'1 he was transferred
♦, l e o’ th. He e.caped from tin
jij.t institution November 1. 1HR
< nt.
Nome Nugget.
COMMON WITCH HAZEL
i'i\K . OR SORE EVES
It is s i y 'sim* how iy.;ickly eye in*
f] mmatioi is helpi d 1 y commor
f . hhazel, i amphor, h\ d astis, etc.
h 1 1 ()ne
! . v'\ lady, wli » had boon tumbled
>11. \v inflamutiori foi
m ir yea wa. greatly helped m two
«i. v >. We guarantee a small botth
. ! I.avoptik to help ANA C ASK weak,
st sailed i*i inflamed eves. Aluminum
<«\ > cup KUMK. Seward Drug t o.
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It )Y \T M’SH MIAK
IS KILI.KD UY DO(I>
I ejiis Mel.can. a five year old boy
; \ S of Ale* McLean, i
f« !>i* ' sthool teacher anil a brothoi
♦ ii * >i a. d Deiia'*! McLean o' \ a!
vn> attacked and k Ib'd by a s!*m
dog v hich ho was driv
i i e mu; my with His aunt .Mrs.
:t ml. The dogs turned on th*
il vovs and pulling young McL< an
' d. tore him nearly to pieces be*
• li < aunt could interfere. The dis*
* ctod woman rushed to tho lad s as
The Toughest Rubber
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tan: u %m. i i ' hi >hou!J boy ^ vni'ev 1 ‘■» : - : a cheap
I . hut you arc
is your ui>'t buy. \\ !: n yen * \ (.« occu r. \t u pet ti*o
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make the rub • t v; -’ • -b * '* * v * •v i '!
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THERF.G< X3DRICH 1 ICOVI ANY
Akron, Ohio
Scat*' * IVanch. n> Ktiv^ Street
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TRAOE MARK
KI.LSWORTH'S ALTO FOR HIRIS
i\ iki0 and Da> Service
l>uy Phone- - Adams ti7.
Ni^ht Phone - Madison fit.
EEAU/.Y
Here is a 2-panel
3-ply fir-veneer
door sold at a com
mon door price.
Send for our free
illustrated home
builders’ 192U cat-j
alouue.
"Hrtt/r Mifh’iri,
Sjih .■« / />w("
R 0 V l G
2229 First Ave. S.
SEATTLEi
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sistancv but tile wild animals turned
»n li* r and nearly ton* all her clothes
from her body before she could es
c; p *. She lan a short distance from
h * team and fainted. I’pon reviving
di • ran for assistance and when a
number of men arrived and beat the
dog-s off their prey it was found that j
they had eaten the flesh off his head j
and neck, and partially dismembered'
the body. The woman snvs the hoy
was dead before she got awav from
,h** team.
Mrs. Michael O’Keefe, a pioneei
\email of Dawson, died recently at
, that place.
rrm.ic Nina t:
SKAU.D PROPOSALS will be
« eived n.til eleven o’clock A. M. or*
di • bill Day of August, 1020, at the
»iYi «• of the Tei ritorinl Hoard of Rom.
minis?-..oners for the Third Division
>1 Ala;d\a in Valdez. Alaska, at which
Jiao and place they will bo publicly
I »; ned for tiie iui nishing, hauling am j
' tr out ion of approximately Kb*vo»
i l ed (1100) yards of g'avol isul.
l i< an •increase or decrease of fif
.« ,i (lb) per cent) on the Territoria' i
K ad known as the Seward Brand
it >ad. I >ist: ibution to commence at he
g mi ng of said road and continue ovo
tli • fir>t two (2) miles of road as di* .
reeled by tlie Engineer in Charge. |
Said proposals must be signed lo |
ti * bidder and accompanied by cash oi
a citified check payable to the Terri
a Road Commission for five per con*
of the an unit bid, which amount shall
he forfeit'd to the Territoiial Board
of Road Commissioners in case that
the bidder shall fail to enter into a
.ontiact according to the specifica
tions of the said Commission for such •
.vorl;f in the event of his being awai\£
•«! the contract for the above work.
The successful bidder w'T be required.
0 execute the general form of con
t of said Commission for such
’•o k within a period of ten days from
1 acceptance of his hid hv the said
Commission. The successful bidder
w:ll also be required to execute a bond
payable to the Territory of Alaska for i
fifty (hO) per cent of the contract j
price, said bond to be acceptable to j
the* Commission.
Tin* above work must be performed
according to the standard specifica
ions and conditions on file at the of
fice of the Divisional itoad Commis
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sio.i ,'t V Idcz, Alaska, and at Seward. J
Alaska, where a copy of same with
i form of contract may be seen, and
1 proposals obtained.
Proposals must be signed by the
bidder, enclosed in a plain, sealed en
velope and addressed to the Tcrritor
i;d Hoard of Hoad Commissioners for
the Third Division, Valdez, Alaska,
and be plainly marked Proposals for
Graveling Seward Branch Road.
The right is hereby reserved to re
ject any and all bids.
Dated Valdez, Alaska, this 20th of
July, 1920.
DIVISIONAL COMMISSION OF
THE TERRITORIAL BOARD OF
ROAD COMMISSIONERS FOR THE
THIRD DIVISION, TERRITORY OF
ALASKA.
By JAS. E. WILSON*
Chairman of the Board.
7 Times Gateway
First Pub. July 27th.
Last Pub. Aug. 3rd.
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«r i, u „ A. F. Davis
U. V. Ho bon
ALASKA TRANSFER
Coal, Wood and foe
General Transforms 1 bones, 'fa n 17 ;tr.d 81
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whitteinore & Margules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
SEWARD WATER and TOWER COMPANY
JOHN A. NLLSCN, Manager
Office Admiral Jtuilding
'VV’ayut Ag«*nt.
SEWARD, ALASKA.
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EXCLUSIVE
DISTRIBUTORS
OF
B E V 0
ALSO
MiUI V«
CIGAKS
MAKE THE N OUT HERN Y OUR
HEADQUARTERS W1EUE IN SEWARD.
I
ROLLED
OATS
for every
purpose
MORE AND LARGER LOAVES
OF BETTER BREAD
FISHER’S BLEND FLOUR makes more
and larger loaves of better bread in propor
tion, to its cost than other Hours.
FISHER’S BLEND costs more per sack but
LESS PER LOAF. It costs more as flour but
gives more both in quality and quantity of
loaves.
Manufactured in “America’s Finest Flouring
Mills” By
Fisher Flouring
Mills Company
SEATTLE