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H.neal Brie^s 99 Gould and Connors. |* An awry is U’injT erected just ^vernnient cable station. r ,t-s Teas So"afd Coiriuer ■ putiofi a Minneapolis capital 9vd on the Santa Clara. It is K that he will invest In Seward. ■ V v S ‘ AN1HKS at the News ■ tVisboe. one of the directors of jj^B-ty western Steamship Company , r of John Kosene arrived cn a i .unc'on make signs. Taylor, came in from Val H. r,'ports that work on the w ill begin as soon as the TMshop i iocese arrives. ; forget that C. W, Babbage, rt , woler has located in Seward. work and manufacturing at o promptly. otv latest in stationery at the Itaud. ivit >n blanks kept on hand at i-v ay office. Iik* >f Doorer, New Jersey t iir Valencia. He will take • die commessary depart -.[link, representing the i • suranee Company of New j •Ad through Seward on his j niche. He will return here u>cr of comigeree held a j i! meeting Monday night m all. Work was assigned to limit tees and the chamber timed until next Monday :.en another general meeting j nted tliat W. L>. Poland has •o a >\a’ tle to Chicago* ■ >now of the season could be mountains this morning. Anders >n received their j iiie outfit today. They will zed shipment of money came a i lara for the Alaska Cen >os s veral men to carry It of vattle. who cnine in on t \\ th a stock of notions, has 1*00.11 and will be ready for Bertha arrived i" port eft’dy ty *'n her return trip to . sailed again at noon. She ith ore at the Kllamar mine. FI. Kemp sailed yesterday on Portland for Seattle. He v’e :■ om Alaska to the Tpans ''v Commercial < 'ongress which i' id. Aug. UHh. i engineer of constmc * i Central, took a party Sundav as far as mile >’s were Major Glassftjrd ■ nt signal corps. Cart, j fa.* coast fcurvey steamer I commander of the coast! Xi". Khodes. hydrogTaphAr} t ard MM ral Seward citizens. ; ' * 'pressed much surprise - *'"> of the railroad work ‘It* assertion that the o" <~>s of the line tme unex . V toward m lews Co. jjj ^B Pot iodicals ff\ |L Stationery a\ i'ohaCCO my 9 ' ancy $ ilu R I 6 sf Bg ’• rrmrtmont of • nt medicine?,, ”* i ■ ^D \ryss COMPANY $ B.v x Jv The steamer Excelsior arrived in port at 6:3ft this afternoon. For jewelry repairing and manufact uring call on C. W. Babbage, North ern restaurant building Garrison’s Tender Sweet Corn, loc the can at Seward Commercial Co. Corono Java, the only coffer in town. Seward Commercial Co. Don’t overlook the Troy Daundry for up to ‘date and first, clasn work, ladies’ and gents’ work a specialty, tf NEW TIDE REGISTER Complicated 'Device t0 be Installed at the Wharf Work "has begun upon the in stallation of an automatic tide Pfegister • «r by the federal government at the Fourth avenue wharf The device con sists chiefly of heavy piping aiid in or der to sustain it safel> additional piles are being driven at th*. outer side of the wharfi The work began Tuesday evening binder the (injection of Mr. Rhodes, ^ydrographc of the coast sur vey fleet. ^ The mechanism r the register is placed inside the big hollow pipe, and consists chiefly of a copper float of ex tremely complicated instruction. By the rise and fall of tlf tide, water be ing admitted into on*’ entl of ft large floating pipe, the register marks aline on a sheet of foil \\ rapped around acyl I inder. This regfsti: shows the ex I tremeb of high and Jo* tide each dav Attached to it is a clock-like device j which once an houejiuakes a cross mark on the Curved line of he rising or fall I ing reg ister and shows the exact height j of th<; tide at that hour. The registering mechanism is sirni ; lar to the device^ used in weather ob servatories for r&rist-'ring temperature, barometric pressure and velocity of wind. • The new register is a much more | complete device than the small one heretofore in use here and is of the l description employe© iu all important ! ports. _ SCHOONER feOES ASHORE -- „ , , Star of Russia Belched at Karluk |,With 28,000 Cases Salmon j The Alaska Pjickfcs Association sail ! ing schooner Star of Russia, went ashore ! at Karluk, Chirikolf 'land, near Kodiak Sunday July 30. Sh had 28.000 cases I of salmon aboard, de*- ned for San Fran j cisco. The news wi brought to Sew ard Monday by Ca . D. H. JarVis. general manager o he canneries of | the Northwestern } sheries Company, j who arrived bn tl ShelikolT from Kodiak, (’apt Jan v stated that the schooner way still g unded when last heard from several1* ys afte*' the dis ! aster and that two s amers were try ! ing to pull her off. He did not learn t whether any serious uraage had been done either to the sol: >ner or her cargo. The cargo is wi th $110,000 and ; was being taken off i; lighters in orch r i that the schooner mi.ht be floated. It | is snpposed that she as driven on the beach in a high wind To Open IWIsin School It. B. Sly wii^open mission school next Mondrv in the b i Id ing across the street from George S Eton's, NOTT' s • .. 1? -y "> » ! Notice i? l]'er'coy gir h that l am the owner of lot 12 in bio ; 10 oh the west side of Fpurth aventh townsite of Sew ard, Alaska That i v :11 not be re sponsible for any contacts made by my wife, Alice Stokes, fc buildings to be t • ected thereon or foi the sale of said property. And all rested will take j further notice that will not be re-, sjK>nsiblc for any bilk of any descrip tion contracted for, b the said Mice Stokes. t-f 1;. 0, STOKFS. Church of the Rsurrerf'on Catholic ('hVrch ef he Resurrection corner of Adams am Founth;—Holy Mass and fjmon at ha. m,.: Sunday school at2:30 p m: yvcivog service and Jectibv at 8 p. nt. All are most ^cordially incited to Attend, whether hey belong to the chircli or not. On week days Holy Mass t 7 a. in. FATHER P H. TURN ELL. Ladies Bazaar Millinery, Suits, Notions \yn derwear Hosiery, Art Goods’. MISS KINGSBURY AdamS Street Seward, Alaska Tamebon & mi M.sl painters! Paper Hangers, Decorators iSEWARP> ALASKA _ . TELEGRAPH NEWS Chicago, Aug. 10— It is again report ed that Dr Harper may resign the presidency of the Chicago university on account of the cancer with which he is atllfcted. It is understood that medical skill has been unable to arrest the cancerous growth. Labor Troubles Continue St. Petersburg, Aug. 10 The labor situation in this city is unchanged. Many striker’s families are destitute and renewed trouble is feared. Seattle, Aug. 10- Gen. Greely has recommended that the gross receipts arising from the operation of the gov ernment land telegraph lines in Alaska and the sea cables to the territorial ports be cfevoted to the extension of the of the lines. He says that l\v that me thod every part of the territory can be reached by wwe in five years. New York, Aug. 10—District Attor ney William Travers Jerome last night issued a letter to the public in which be announced that he w’ll be a candi date for iv-election. lib states that he will makr the campaign on his record in office. Pekin, Aug. 10—The Chinesn govern ment is planning to reorganize'the navy on the model of'.tbe Japanese navy. The work will be entrusted to .Japanese and European naval experts andh large sum of money will be expended on new vessels. Amoy China, Aug. 10—The shield on the American consulate building lias beer defaced In)' unknown persons. The act ion was no doubt inspired by feeling against America because of the Chinese exclusion laws, whioh has been irivroh stirred up here lately. Spokane, Wash., Aug. 30—The grant? jury of the Spokane sujtorior court to day returned indictment against County Clerk Robert Koontz and County Trea surer E. C. Erwin, on the charge ofac ceptimr contributions from deputies to aid in campaign expenses. It is claim od tiiat the.contributions were in rCvlty I enforced assessment and were required ; as‘conditions of receiving positions. Send Cable Compliments M ;ssages of congratulation have beer received,, by th\e Seward Chamber of ('omrnerce in answer to messages sent, from tiie Seattle and Portland tchambers and tne Montreal board of trade, l’resi i dent Hale of the Bank of Seward also j has a message from the Washington Trust Coirnany, the bank's co’-resmmd | ent in Seattle Going to Knik7 The < hortrst route to the placer and Quart/, fields on the Metrnu-ka. Knik and Sushefna rivers is via Knik. \o»j can outfit at Knik (two • tore') Provis ions, Hardware, Camp outfits etc. Cal1 on the Knik Cash Stora. Quality qf good-- the best. Prices right, you stive more than the freight. We sell at coast prices. Olympia flour $!• 70the sack at Sew ard Commercial Company. \ i Seward Commercial Co. • we have a fine line of Ladies’ Underwear and Furnishings—Silk, Wool, Muslinfe&tfe&&&&& Lace Collars, Laces and Embroideries, Chil dren’s Underwear.fe&Sife^fcfe^s-fe&Si&fet&fetS: Men’s Furnishings Ladies’ Silk Waists; Gowns; Corset Covers ~- Thompson Glove Fit Corsets A full line of Men’s Shoes arrived on this steamer SEWARD COMMERCIAL CO. KT October ls-t, full line of new goods direct from the East t <_ [kodaks ■■ ■ ” , - * : •. AND __ S U PPL! E S A large line always on hand.—A pleasure to show you our now goods at any time.—See our display window. THE OWL DRUG CO. sewaro and valdez { f • . MOOSE CABIN CAFE AND BAKERY W. E. McCABTY. Prop. Strictly First-class BOARD BY WEEK, $^,00 Views f )r sale. Rolls developed-. For th Ave., next Postofllce. ASHLAND HOUSE AND BANK SALOON Wines, Liquors and Cigars First class Furnished Rooms Fourth Ave,,Opposite Alaska, Central Commercial,Co. Restaurant in connection. WALLACE & 1H0MPS0N, Proprietors THE ALASKA TRANSFER CHR'STIENSEN &. LAUBNER Prcpiictors Pianos and Safes Moved s—' «. e... ^ .• Give us your orders for Coal &. Wood General Forwarders PHONE MAIN Seward, Alaska I Board of Trade Fourth avenue, - _Seward, Alaska Only the choicest goods dispensed Club Rooms in connection Furnished Apartments up stairs New, Neat and Comfortable. f. V, THOMAS, Prop. THE LOUVRE • *> T EIDSON & DOBSON. Proprietor* ^ v A Gentleman's Resort. Gold Dust Bdught Cdr. Fifth and Washington streets Seward, Alaska > fl I »SUinr r"*T TRe new Lumcer Vard by LUIVy tSfZL H tip.Glacier Sttam. , Stock How complete—Brick, L me, Cement, Wih&ows, Window Frames and Doors. „.