CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LOST—Gpld wrist watch. Finder
• please return to Gateway._tf.
DUPONT Duco Auto Paint at J. L.
Graef’s.__ tf.
FOR SALE—Lumber and buildlpg
material of all kinds. Cal M. Bro*
slus, Seward, Alaska.tf^
FOUND—Keys, owner can have same
by applying at the Gateway and pay
ing for this ad. tf.
FISHING Reels, Fishing Tackle, New
Stock Salmon Eggs, at Brown &
Hawkins Corporation._tf.
WANTED—To Buy, Clean cotton rags,
will pay 5c per pound. Gateway, tf.
GLIDDENS Paints, varnishes and
Lacq—J. L. GraeTs. _tL
FOR SALE—Two saddle and pack
horses. Enquire H. Libbey, Bel
mont Hotel. _t£
FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Togen
berg Kid goats. Jack Prosser, P. O.
Box 1456, Seward, Alaska._tf.
LOST—Ring set with three diamonds,
white gold. Finder please return to
The Gateway. ___
FOR SALE—White Himalaja fur rab
bits. $7.00 a pair. Can furnish as
high as 50 pairs. Write Charles
Christensen, Seward, Alaska. tf.
SPECIAL on Books in News window'.
$1—Schallerers’ Alaska Shop. tf.
FOR SALE—Quartz and placer not
ices, proof of labor blanks and any
other legal blanks applying to the
Terirtory, at The Gateway office, tf.
LOST—Will the party who took the
bear skull away from J. W. Hol
man’s home please return sanies. No
questions will be asked.tf.
PIANO Tuner Coming—Dell E. Sher
iff, Alaska’s piano tuner, will be at
the Sexton Hotel about May 26. tf.
FOR SALE—Subscriptions to The Se
ward Weekly or Daily Gateway.
Daily, $12.00 per year; Weekly, ?3.
"WANTED—Two furnished rooms and
board for couple and two children.
Will want it for the summer. Pre
fer place where is yard for children
to play in. Enquire Gateway. tf.
“The best in the north.” The
Seward Weekly Gateway. $3.00 a
year and worth it.
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The Marathon mountain race. See the
leather lung athletes make the spectacular
race up and down the mountain side.
PLAN NOW TO COME TO SEWARD
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PRIZES PARADE
ENTERTAINMENTS
SPORTS DANCING .
Two tourist parties will be in Seward on this
date.
ONE ROUND OF PLEASURE
AND A GOOD TIME GUARANTEED
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PICTURES A PUNCTURE.
"CHICKEN BILLY" IS
BACK NORTH TO SELL
HOLDINCS; RETIRING
TERRITORY WILL SOON LOSE ONE
OF MOST NOTED CHARAC
TERS—FROM YUKON
PURCHASES HOME IN STATES
John McGraw, Outside for Seven
Years, Comes Back to Pros
pect Around A Bit.
“Chicken Billy,” a name familiar
to every oldtimer in the Teritory, is
in town. Few know him as W. J.
Anstett, but “Chicken Billy,” why
sure! And with him is another sour
dough, John McGraw, who no longer
could resist the appeal of the North
so came back.
Both are at present in Seward on
their way to Nenana. They arrived
in the city last Saturday night on the
S.S. Yukon. “Chicken Billy” passed
thru Sfcward last fall after complet
ing a trip down the Yukon from up
Dawson way where he has been lo
cated almost since the days Alaska
was purchased from Russia. No!
Not quite that long, but anyway he
has been a resident of Alaska for such
a long period that once it was 17
years before he saw salt water. Since
that time he has made numerous tripe
outside, making up for lost time.
! Coming out last fall he ran his
| own craft, the Flemingo. down the
Yukon and thence up the Tanana to
| Nenana where he pulled his ship
high and dry.
Uuon his arrival in the Interior riv
er terminal he will launch he boat,
and with McGraw, gasoline his way up
to the old stamping grounds. He
planiS winding up his affairs in the
Interior and then head foT the south
again, where, during the past winter,
he has established a fine home for his
toother, Mrs. Emery E. Warren, who
is also one of the best known women
along the Yukon.
He has purchased a beautiful loca
tion on Anderson Island, the next is
land to McNeill island. Sounds kind
of forbidding, he stated, but it really
is one of the most ideal locations he
•found after spending months in de
-ciding where to locate and retire like
a country gentleman.
Bill Anstett came to the Yukon in
the real early days, 1898 to be exact,
and for a time was located at Stewart
City. From that place he came to
Dawson, where he took up ranching
and farming, which work he had been
engaged in here since 1901. He had
much success with farming and his
island was a veritable living garden,
with farm produce, grain and potatoes
. growing everywhere and with pigs,
chickens and geese giving the island
the air of a regular barnyard. Several
, years ago he built his launch Flamin
go and since that time be has 'Taken
many parties and picnics on his boa:
wfcich at all times proved itself one
of the most reliable crafts and one
of the fastest and most comfortable
on the Yukon river
He states that he and his mother
are sorry to be leaving the North
and they leave behind their sh
eerest wishes for tbHr Daw-sot
friends, who. In turn, wish them **3!
on the Outside.
He was always up and going while
he was in Dawson and his eaerpeae
personality will be nssec in and
around Dawson, for. no matter whert
Billy was. one could always tell that
he was present.
Tomorrow morning, he and Vr. lie
Graw leave for the Interior hot s ue*
their arrival in Seward they have had
one round of pleasure meeting many
of their old Men da who now call Se
ward their home town. They are
guests at the Hotel Overland.
BEAR HUNTERS ATTENTfON
I am fully equipped to conduct fcrar
ing parties of all kinds. Three years
experience as licensed guide. Fine
hunting along the Alaska peninsula
NICK KRISTENSKN
False Pass, Alaska
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ATTENTION PUBLIC
“Announcement is made that as soon as my
restaurant fixtures arrive from tne South, winch
will be in about ten days, I will open a cafe and
bakery, in the corner location opposite the lib
erty Theater and the “Northern.’
William Couture,
BILL'S LUNCHEON AND BAKI
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