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Harry V. Hoben, President Frank L. Ballaias, Sec.
BANK OP SEWARD, Trustee,
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Cooking §>said to be a lost art in
England since the war. But doubt
less there tire a lew remaining old
ladies capable of reviving the art if
somebody would revive the materials
at a reasonable price. —Kansas City
. Star.
In union there is strength— as
manv a married man has learned to
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his sorrow.— Chicago News.
The one tim* to lie like a gentle
man is when discussing a womau’s
nge.— Philadelphia Record.
There’s many a tip ‘twixt grabbing
the grip and ending the trip.— Colum- j
bus Dispatch.
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The world is full of false pretenses |
and the company steak , as it is
called, is always a* very different af
fair from the one when only the
family’s at home.— Ohio State Jour
nal. *
Nearly every day I see in some
paper the picture of a girl and under
neath the caption: “Latest.. Style
Skirt,” but there’s very little skirt in
evidence. The racist that I see is stock
ings.-- New York Telegraph.
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Our position simply is that when a
man contends that Women are not
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! of them have still got him fooled.—
Dallas News.
This continual fussing over the rai
ment of our maids and matrons
strikes us as being much ado about
nothing— or not much of anything.—
Los Angeles Times.
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Retail prices dont* seem to admit j
that they are related to wholesale j
prices.— Toledo Blade.
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A republican Club has been or-1
ganized at Skagway.
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JURY LIST FOR THE
VALDEZ TERM OF COURT
TO BE HEfjD THIS FALL
The following is the list of jury
men, both for the petit and grand
juries, drawn for the fall term of
court to be held at Valdes:—
Grand Jury— A. Johanson, Eyak; A.
C. Taylor, Seward, Charles Cochran,
Cordova; H. E. Sparoff, Valdes; John
q. Smith, Cordova; E. S. Malone, Cor-,
dova; James Patterson, Valdes; J. fi.;
Loin, LaTouche; J. C. Robertson, Sew-j
ard; H. L. Lein, Seward; E. F. Tuerck,
Cordova; J. W. Spaulding, Cordova;
W. B. Phin, Cordova, Jas. B. Mitchell,
Valdes; Chas. Crawford, Seward; Carl
F. Kreuger, Cordova; John White,
FIRST AND UNIVERSITY ST8. SEATTLE
ARLINGTON HOTEL
The Hone of the Pioneer.
ThuHotelb pot podnflror bu been owned or controlled by Japanese
$1.00 ONE DOLLAR ROOMS $1.00
lEUSS MEETS ALL TRAINS..
J. i RYAN* Prop. BOOT. KELLY, Mgr.
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A short course at this big, up*to date-.
; School will mean big earning power for,
- you as it has done for thousands of other
ambitious men, whether you take a po^r
niona&a trained Auto,.Truck and Tractor
‘ oir'kdrt in business for yourself.
:k'v <the^aWogw*^^i^’'yw» mearw suceess by the • <
shortest iwutftoSjdl you can enroll at any time. «ur: &
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♦cftobate School
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SEWARD
is the busiest
CITY in
ALASKA
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it the busiest
piece in |
SEWARD 1 *
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Seward; Jos Wilson, Sr., Seward; A.
Courtwright, Eyak; Lee E. Dickinson,
Cordova; ty. J. Cavanaugh, Cordova;
George Wilson, LaTouche; M. L. Ger
ber, Seward.
Those drawn for the petit jury for
the fall term of court at Valdes were;
Pelt Jury— W. R. Morton, La
Touche; Robert Cairns, Cordova; Paul
Bloedhorn, Cordova; .George B . Ste
wart, Cordova; C. H. Olaine, La
Touche; L. P. Cox, Eyak; Andrew
Bee, Seward; Carl Johnson, Cordova;
LouisRosenthall, Valdez; L. Christen
sen, Latouche, A. H. McNeer, Sew
ard; Mike Baldwin, Cordova; George
Kennedy, Cordovia; J. E. Loudette La
touche; Frank Olcese, Latouche;Chas.
Goodall, Cordova; Jake Logan, Cor
dvoa; Victor Enberg, Latouche; Frank
Youngs, Seward; J. E. Somers, Cor
dova; Charles W. Head, Cordova; W.
0. Perry, Seward; Sam Jones, Eyak;
Win Hayes, Cordova; T. W. Gaffney,
Cordova.
AlITO CRASH KILLS MAN
YAKIMA, Wash., Oct, 4— While
driving his car at high speed on the
race track at this place, Robert N.
Coder was instantly killed when the
car left the track and plunged into a
ditch.
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, AGED NEWSIES QUARREL
'.'SAN FRANCISCO, Oct., 4,— Two
v‘newsboJfe” .H. L. Kohlraan and John
Palmer,, recently were brought into
Court here for fighting for possession
of a downtown comer. Kohlraan gave
his age-as 63 and Palmer said he was
72. They were reprimanded and left
the courtroom arm in arm.
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Capt E. A*. Draney of the can
nery tender Barbara, died a few
days ago at Ketchikan after a day's
illness.:...
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. Wanted— Miners, muckers and
yardmen. See Paulson at “The Key."
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01, 40 and 20 per cent giant powder.
Inquire at Graefs. 021.
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year bid, gesd condition, pride reason
able. Address LE.L Gateway. Oltf.
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FRUIT CANNING season is here.
Get your Kerr pint and quart Jars at
I. L. GraefS. Jy26tf.
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' FOR RENT Furnished bouses and
mttm. Set Pengberty.
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SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE
STEAMER ADMIRAL WATSON I
(Capt. Charles E. Glasscock)
OCTOBER 13th
STEAMER ADMIRAL EVANS
SAILS SOUTHBOUND
OCTOBER 6th
C<Miip«ny reserves right to change schedule without Retire
ADMIRAL LINE BUILDING
Wayne Blue, Agent. _Seward Altmlra
'fjv ALASKA Jo«ij!Krr^ *88
• SAILING SCHEDULE )
Sail ) rom
SEATTLE
Sept. 30
Oct. 7
Oct. 14
Oct. 25
Nov. 5
Nov. 15
Due
STEAMER SEWARD
Northwestern Oct. $
Alaska Oct. 13
Alameda Oct. 23
Northwestern Oct. 31
Alameda Not. 11
Northwestern Not. 21
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