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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-22
FROM EDITOR
TO RANCHER
Newspaper Nan Appreciated ty
Owners Of Zig Industry
reflections

Fred Andrews. from Wh..e Horse. Ore
the ranch management for one of the
biggest cattle firms en- this coast. 1t Is
not often that poor pencil shower ge 8
anythi g IN th.s woi Id but kicks and re-
but s, and t is refi fieshirg ard at the
same time somewhat encouraging to the
rest of US to occasionally hear of one of
drews was formerly the edi or ard pup-
sher of the Yoo County Democrat
published at w, o Id. Ca. When
astride the tripod he made a good paper
for the town of Woodland. the county OF
Yolo and the State of California: but 1t
took a company of catt.e kings to appre-
mo Greg and put him in charge of
their immense ranch in the White Horse
country. What was Wot dland loss was
M Her & LLx's gain and that firm appre-
ciates Mr.. Andrews labors.
The lie of the average newspaper man
is anything but a pleasant one under the
most favcrab'e cond. ians. He IS us "
damned If he does ard damned If he
don't; at the same time he does work
that brings mere results to communlly
than does man n any other class. He
is always on the alert for something for
tie gocd of his town ard county: he tells
he world of the resources 3r the section:
he writes up every wedd g. tells how the
bride was dressed and hcw manly the
groom loo ked: he records every birth and
when the final summons comes to any of
his neghbors he racks his brain in
departed one. He s a fac.or in politics,
and. in short, he Is usuaa.y close to the
front in every hirg apperta ming to the
be terment of the community. His IA.
is constant treadmi,l day in and day
out. In return for all TINS he usuany
gets his reward in this world in blows
aimed at his fgurative solar plexu5
What the liver State started in to
say was that Fred Andrews acteu w.se'y
in shaking the prcfe ,sion ard ge ting
into another saddle where his labors e
appreciated. Mr.. And. ews Is a college
bred man and an all-round good fellow.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-22
LOVES THEM BOTH
Little Girl Wr les Letter to "Dear
Santa Claus"

sweet little tot ir Winnem~ cca Is
&C ms dera bly, exercise d over her Christ
mas gif $. Last event she wrcte the
following letter to San Claus ard gave
it to her father to mail. She addressed
the envelope ''Wirnemu ca. dear San a
Clau e Nevada" The ,e ter is as fl
lows:
dear Santa Claus incIose CIV me a
dcol and little dool buggy my dool s
not got much clio h and Civ me clio for
the dool and book and a school book
is ge in old ana TO give me get me a
b~ok ard a little trurk ard sack n
the bcx and Santa Claus I love you very
much and | hope you win serd me lots
today ] love ycu very much and C d to"
The little one will most likely receive
all she asks for and more.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-22
STATE Of NEVADA
As A GRAF TER
Queer Laws by Which Eewspa
pers are Mace to Work
Without Recemperse

The Appeal put In a bill to the State
for printing ard ma ling over .1,O00 cop es
of the paper oniainirg the Constitu ion
al Amendments to the vo of the s a e.
The b II was something over $500. ar on
the advice Ct Attorney General SseeIey
the bill was ejeced.
At first glance this seems rather hard
on the newspaper, but the legal stand
taken by the Attorney General IS Sound
law
Section 1850 provides that the S ate
Bolrd of Examlr eIs shall lubli- h III
Const tn ional amendm nts in a dai y
reSspapor published in the ate and
that tie publisher shall print ara mail a.
many extra lies as there were reg s.
tered vo,ers in the S,ate IN 1850, ard ii
further prov des that the 'pr.n ing d
mailing of the extra cop.es under this
act shall be doLe witacu. expense to The
State"
Mhy such an absurd law was ever
placed n tie s.atu.e books S a M ste. y !.
Ncb-dy is hurt but a lublis her. so wny
should not the Sta,e graft the news
papers il The newspapers will stand for
/ IL? " h le on tie suD.eet the 5i.veI a.e
will taAe oSsas.on 10 say tAat when a
stA,e u-es 10 get some hing fer no .h.rg
~ BIT Io.iems he @aAe o. iaaay ii.u..
Viduats. Tie sac 1t g.slasuIe mas b, On
! N the habit Of p~salDg i4es p4ovIal4 G
III lie .Io.icat IN of various na -tel .
..isaeLt Il,.A...g dls prCV.~lO.I 20 pay IuI
having 1t dole AID lie .-e - s I'd peIs C4e4Se-
Vaod hs.ho 81. Jay By and seen the law
psessod w.th~u. eSen mariauI OF ss.ls-
isfaction from them. The tact is Ine
Laws 80, ef.-L-g & 5te.-e anu Coun,y pliAti. &
neeos CVeah..ui Lg from sat 10 Mis-.
ihe Jaw piCv ding Ter doing The cou.I>y
work, which Leinii any o4.e VINO mas "a
hatful tf tl1 type AID an old Washing on
hand pI ess to 90 the woik shouId be ie-
pealed. The county advertising sLoa.d
be dlne at the county seat wnlre the
o,hef county busn.oss S done, a.-d law
latu. e making ii obllga ory on he part
i VI - uNiS NOiilIiliSSici S4S " 80 odN'it -.
II is of 10 more iaterost TO the S lie.
Sta,e than il is to the o her S a.e ptyei s
% see to it that suNh law is passed
! Neither 5 it of any moie interest 20 he
Silver S ate than 1t is to the taxp-ye :
of a county AS tie law now stands
every lit lie obscure jeTkwa er weekly caI
put in a b d and If 1t 5 the lowest II
gets the cont act. no matter how pco y
the contract is carried cut. 1t is high
time the e1ple took a hand in the m It
ter and provide laws TO best subserve
countys needs.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-22
TOBACCO AND WiiSkEY Mint
;h,s. Muller Fo'oIs a "B'iIt
Led" and Males a Disc(very

A TOBACCO AN DWHISKEf MINE
Deouty Charles Muller discovered lot
of case whiskey ard butts of tobacco
bur ed In a sand dune south of the ra l.
road on Tuesday. Ahe scovery was
made by indians coming TO the Sheriff 3
ofiice ard repor irg a coupe os men at
their camp trying to sell whiskey. Dep
uty Muller accompanied the red men and
arrested a couple of drunken men who
had a bottle on their persons that Delu y
Miller kr ew d not come from airy sa'
Icon or grocery house in Wrnrenucca.
He Instituted search and found the
cache of three cases CT wh!skey and
'ght but OF tobacco. The two men ar
rested had a companion who had lett
town and Sheriff Lamb went to Lovelock
anu arrested third fellow and brought
him back last evening, but as tie Indians
could rot identify him as one Of the
party he was discharged. The others
were held and WI have an examination
before United States Commissioner Rob-
ins when Marshal Gr'mmo7 GENES from
the west. 1t seems to be a clear case
aga'rst them Of selling whiskey TO IN
car may be placed ag inst them. Tley
evidently g the goods from some South
ern Paciic car.
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on TIL: MATRIMONIAL SEA
The Stewart PoIkinehorre Wet.
ding a Petty Ore

At the pol,S,rghorre residence Inst even
ing at Gclconda occurred one Of the pref
ticst wedd rgs that ever took place In
Humb ldt county Robert Burr Stewart
ard Mi Lillian NJ. Po'krghorne were
made one. Rev. Mr.. Sni h of Winre-
mucca Methodist church per ormed the
ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart took
the ives beund passenger for California
where they will spend Their Honeymoon.
The Silver ate had a SPECIAL reporter
present. but FOR soue reason he failed ic
send In an account n de al In tine foi
todnv's paper. Tomorrow a more extend
ed notice VIII he given. 1t proved to be
a great society event
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-22
You can buy Christmas present for
all-from bahv to grandma and grandpa
A. the P.ol,i.'s Store tz-iU-2h
FINISHED II S " oRK.

Just as the Silver ate was going to
press news came CT the death cf John
Sterling at his home on the south side
of the railroad. Mr.. erlirg had been 2
great sufferer fer many months and
death was welcome vi5'tor to an He
was a p'oaeer of Winnemueca ard man
highly respected by al who knew him.
Notice of he time ard place of he flu
He was enty-nine years cf age.
neral will be published later.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-22
A FINE DINNER.

Higgins & Pu,ba VIII rll up the menu
card AT the Club grill room and care
Christmas day with the best dinner ever
set before hungry people. The nner
will he serveu between the hours of u M
ard .,davyv evening" and the menu W u
consist of coIn-fcd ia keys en- ckeh
duck. geese. IS ufted with sage ana
onlons:' oysters IN any style mock iur-
tie soup. con ae with or without cream
md In TACT. every, hing Csc de icate ana
appe,iz'ng. co T. :Ie Cub grill room
am, ger dinner ~ for The gods y -
don't feel like getting one Up at h'me
12- o.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-22
EXAMINATION CAR
New Way Of Teaching Old Cogs
New Tres

The Southern Pacific examination car
is travelling alorg the road says the
s. arks Head ght. l. was SIZE tiacAeG
al Truckee few days ago and the raj
read employees listened to lect lures On
the science of railroadng. Tn exam
ination car is a sort of travelrg sch oil
room where employees of the company
are supposed to learn many things that
WI assist them in better carrying GU;
the rules. new oiders and duties in gen
eral to better advantage. II is real an
excellent system and is universally ap-
preciated by the Ia lroad men. who as
rule. are a bright and INTEL gcn ii my
amb tious ard ever OH the alert to in
crease their knowledge of rail- oad af.
fairs.
1t is said that quite amusing ;hirg oc
cur in tie examination cars at times
Particularly when some We eran own
gray in the service. hlppens alorg ami
undertakes to argue mat ers with the
instructors. Tut the cid fellows in the
erd have to give in to the new order Ct
things. fer these professors Of the rail-
road will permit no back talk from Their
pupils WHAT they say gees, ard
that's all there is to it.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-22

MUNICIPALITIES
Personal Mention Of Ycu ard
Your Frients

a. H. Littcl of Elko is stopping at the
Vim enucca
M Reinhart paid visit to Golconda
last evening
Judge E. Robins returae. last night
from visit TO Reno.
IL. W. FUSS s up from Doveloek today
and registered at The Lafayet e.
MIS-. Lothrop and daughter Nab will
spend the holidays with Reno relatives.
Mis- Airot viii sperd he holidays with
her parents at her home in Marysyil.e.
Cliff
Mrs. NJ A. Paulson Of Battle Mou7ta n
is In town and regis cred at the Whine.
mucca.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Haviland went to
Golconda last evening to attend the ew-
art-Polkirghoine wedding.
M. 3. SIN tn is In from New Central.
Development work is goirg s,e~diy on
at the Golden Eagle mne.
Mr. and Mrs. Adamson are vsiti- g
Winnemrcea rola ives this week. They
VIII spend Christmas n Reno.
Mrs. William ok son aad daughter
weie in from Parad. Valley yes .eiday
ana left for home this morning.
F. L. Andrews and wife of White
Hcrse. Oregon. are down fer a few daJ 8
and are regis cred at the Winnemucea.
Mrs. J. W. Snyder and little daughter
have come from Idaho to Winnemucca to
join their husband ard father. who is an
engineer on this division.
NJ IS Minnie Aldrieh. sister of Mrs. E.
G. Vile. is reported gu te II the home
of Mrs. White on South BIidge street
DR.. roux is in attendance.
William Lynch. Ie1l estate man OF
San Franc s o. a rived en- No III $
morning TO spend Christmas with his
daughter Mrs. J. {. Hayden.
MIR. ard Mrs. Ge.rge S. Nixon and Mrs.
f. NJ. Lee a.e exree.ed to re urn from
re city this evening. Mr.. ana MIS-. Lee
will go 10 Reno 10 spend Christmas.
Miss McGo1agle leaves tomorrow for
San Francisco to spend the holidays W tn
her parents. who aie sojournirg in III I
city on account of MIR. M-G.n giles
he tath
Miss Minnie Bradshaw who Is telching
school at Rye Patch, came in LIST even
irg and tock the stage for Paradise IN :
ms rnirg. where she viii S. ed the com.
irg holidays with Ter paIen 5,
+. l.. Andrews ard wife are in from
Viii Ho Sc. orog n. to spold few
days and viii return after the New Ye1r
starts On It's l2-mon Tip. Mr. And ews
Is foreman on the Miller q Lux White
Horse ranch
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-22
GETTING IN SHAPE.

J. ]. Grossman of France who has been
here for the past two years org inizirg
the Fidelity EXPLORATION Company. anu
who is the company's general manager
mining erg'reer ard also a director in
the company, has things about ready to
file articles of incorpora in. The c. M
creek. IN Sierra district.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-22
BUSINESS HOUSES
OF W|NNEMUCCA
Continuation Of the Silver States
Wrltsup Of the Leading En-
tsrpris,s Of Winremucca

J. @. Kepler opened a jewe'ry store in
Winnemucca cn the west side of Br Dig
street lat September He came west
nom Piitsbuig In search OF health and
found II in Winnemucca and drove his
stakes where he found his heal h He
Thought II this town ard county had a
Climate that would repair a ST k man 5
seonstiiut on It should be a coed business
pcint az vel. and having arted IN bli (.
ness he has had no reason TO question
his Judgment or reg et hav.rg AIKEN the
step. He carries full line of wat he
and clocks and dies general livery
repairing business. He Is a you9g mln
fuli OF push and viii in few years
build up fine trade. He has been kept
busy al the bench and has repaired over
$50 watches In the short time he has been
located here. He can be found bent over
his bench at almost any hour of the i,
or night. He will put In much larger
st'fh IN the sptiHg ana employ an as
sistant.
DIEHL'S BOOK STORE.
Chris Dieh is the proprietor of enc of
the most complete book ores ard ca~.
res everything usually und a wen
n guIated book emporium. He also car
ries fine lire of candies and nu 5. cut
lery. toys ard stationery of all kinds
Mr.. biehl es a iouri n re business and
understands how 10 treat patron. He
has been in business in winnemueoa s'nee
1874 and reads Humboldt history as he
would book lie is one of the pioaeers
OF pioneers.
THE OLD CITY BAKERY.
w. r. Diehl runs the Old Cry Bakery
anu runs IT up to date. He carries esh
bread plies. cakes d, ughnu and a fun
Ire OF fruit ard vegetables. MFR. Dehi
has a . oek Ct the hrest Un'o1ville APP
pies. Cn.onvIlle is no'ed for the excel
lent apples grown there AID Mr. DEN
handles almost the entire output OF the
old camp.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-22
A RAILROAD MAN ILL.

Garfield Dean. who was injured I'm he
Sacramento railroad yards lew months
ago and who has been in the hospital at
worse and his life hangs by very slen-
Ger thread. He S a Carson boy and has
many fiends in Nevada.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-22
MCCORMACK WILL RETURN.

f. o. Mccormack. former pas. enger
traffic manager of the Southern Pacific
Company. and now assistant traffic di-
rector If the Hartman lines. will shortly
return to San Francisco as vice president
and general manager of the Sou hern
Pacific.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-22
FOIND DEAD.

The grandmother CT zoe Pee the IN
dan murderer CT Carson valley, WAS
found dead Sunday In ,..e lane between
Gatdnervile and Genoa.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-22

TIE dance TO be given at Armory Han
on fr day evening promi. es TO be largely
attended and a good time is assured a.
,,ho attend 12-2.-2].
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-22
FILED WITH THE COUNTY RE
CORDER

The Gcleen E 0ge M.nirg Company to
day filed with the County Recorder a
certificate Of ,nco. porat on, togett er wi h
a st Ct he officers of the company. is
President is Joseph p. Megeatt and the
Secretary is Stephen =. Snyder. The
company is ircorI Grated urdsr the laws
of Utah and is doing business at New
Central.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-22
OFF FOR HOME.

Joe Rankefire and crew OF vanqueros
left Winnemucca This morning for Whfe
Horse after delivering a bunch CT MN
beef cattle 20 the stock yards In W.nne-
mucca.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-22

Every lady appreciates piece of cut
glass for Christmas-a benu'i vi lot 10
select from at f. Reinhart & Co g
12-l9-2o
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1nnK IIEREi

PURE OLIVE oil In half pints. pints'
ouarts half gallons and gallon tins Also
Now Mince Meat In packages-o cthts'
II o. 2-poumi packages fancaNe NV"
10 cents; n. O. Breakfast Wheat 10 cents
2-pnupd packages-at
,a.s-rf Il, C. ROBINS & co.
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THE OLD CITY BAKERY.

ROYs' OvERCoATS-Some with capes
seme Brown ctinrhilla without capes'
Axes io ~ wears Have cu the prices
jusi .n,.- half A be birg In Al
I2-s-tf r G. R0iaNS Il co.
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CATTLE COMING.

A bunch of 96 "ough bulls are expected
from the White Horse cou~'rv en- ron e
to tie CITY whore they Will be hung up
as choice beef
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-22

RI y Toys for the little folks AT Rein
hart n co 8. We have got something
that vii make any little mans or
woman's heart glad. l2-is-R
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-22

LADIES UNDERWEAR. Ladies' Black
Fleeced Hose. ezra heavy. fancy trim.
med Night Gowns See them in Shnw
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WILL LIKELY LOCATE IN ToNoPAH

Hon. George w. Summerfeid OF Win.
remucca will likely loca in Tonopah or
Goldfeld. He will leave his Winnemucca
business In charge OF l. 8 son.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-22

Make your wife a Christmas present o
one of those beautiful Furs at f. Rem
hart & Co.'S. 12-1a-26
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Trains Nos 3 a,d are rur' .ng in one
section tonight ard both are on Time
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-22

Make Your husband present Of a new
Smoking Jacket, at L. Reinhart & Co.'S.
l2-l9-26
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CaIl and see our Holiday goods before
you purchase elsewhere. The Peoples
Store please you all i2-lv-1
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The Peoples Store invites you a' 10
call and examine our line oI ii"''""s
yoods The hest display we ever md
I2-i0-2s
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officers
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-Su d a
School every Sunday at 9:SOa m. Preach
ing first and third Sundays Up. M, second
and fourth Sundays IL a. In. Christian
Endeavor every Friday at p. IN. r. K.
Elmore, pastor.
METHODIST CHURCH Main Street
Sunday School every Sunday at $780,. m
Little Workers" Juvenile Missionary
every second Sunday p. m. Preaching
first and third Sundays IL a. M, second
and fourth SUNDAYS p. M, fifth Sun
days IL a. m. and p. IN.
NORTH TAZEWELL CHURCH.
Sunday School every Sunday at 10 a. m
Preaching first and third Sundays p. m.
second end fourth Sundays II a. %
Prayer meeting every Friday Z p. m. l.
j. Eskridge, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Sunday
School every Sunday at $50 ii. m. Preach
ing second, third and fourth Sundays al
IL q. 10. and 7. p. In. Preaching NIT
Sundays Mt ii a. m. Prayermeeting every
Wednesday evening Z p. m.
PRESBYTERIAN, BURKES GAR
DEN.-Preaching on first Sunday at Il a
NJ. and q p. ~. S. o. Hall, pastor.
TAZEWELL PREACHERS COUNCIL
Every Monday at p. m.
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The Oven.

In the first place the oven, In bak-
ing different foods, requires different de-
grees of heat. Roast meats and game
require the most intense heat, In order
to scar the surface at once and retain
the juices. This oven should be hot
enough to char an ordinary sheet OF
note paper in a few moments Next to
meat comes pastry, when the oven
should be as hot as one can get 1t for
the first ten minutes, then Stacked of
60 as to reduce the heat. Mullins and
biscuit made with soda or baking pow
DER come next, and usually require not
more than IL minutes in the baking,
while biscuit and mullins made with
yeast require slightly less heat, and 20
minutes or half an hour in the baking.
Mullins or corn meal, graham, rye or
whole wheat take from FIVE to ten min
utes longer to bake than the wheat muf-
fms, which require intense heat to de-
velop the sugary portions Of the wheat
Utica IN. " Observer.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-04-14
PLUCKING LIVE GEESE.
A. to Whether 1t Is Cruel Proceed
Ing or Not There Arises an
Interesting Question.

Back in our boyhood days, in New
England, picking geese was very
common affair. AS soon as the weatn-
er began 10 get warm, about the same
time that the sheep we're sheared, pick
ing the geese occurred, says writer
In Medical Talk for the Home. Inc
flock of geese, Wandering from 10
so, was driven into the barn, and these
geese, one by one, were stripped Oh
portion of their feathers, on the breast
the belly and part OF the lack. Inc
picking occurred about the time tnal
the geese naturally shed their feathers.
These feathers were very valuable, and
constituted the basis of the old-fasn-
Toned, New England feather bed.
In those days, when the scene Oh
picking geese was a common one, IL
never occurred to us that 1t was spe-
cies of cruelty. We were in the habit
Of seeing the sheep deprived OF tnelr
wool, why not deprive the geese CT
their feathers? Indeed, that was wha'
the geese were for, so far as we knew
Comparatively few Of the geese were
killed for food, and their eggs were
hardly numerous enough to make IL
any object to keep them. Feathers were
the chief use.
Latterly, we are beginning to hear
of the cruelty of procuring live feath-
ers. 1t seems that not only geese, Dut
ducks and chickens even, are used for
this purpose.
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places throughout this belt, which Is
possibly the northward extension OF the
metalliferous zone of the Ketchikan
mining district, upon which a report
has already been published by the sur
vey. South Of Juneau the main devei-
opments are at Windham bay, Sundum
and Port Snettisham, while to the north
there are active camps on McGinnls'
Montana and Windfall creeks, on Eagle
river and Cowse creek, south OF BernerS
bay. with Jualin and Comet on the pc
ninsula between that bay and Lynn ca
nal.
On the mainland, north OF Lynn ca
nal, the Porcupine placer digginSs' IN
the drainage Of Chilkat river, were Vis-
tied and will be described In report on
the various placer deposits OF the region
at large. During the past year The IN
terest Of mining men has been greatly
stimulated by discoveries In southeast
ern Alaska that would seem to indicate
mineral resources Of very great impor-
tanco
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trous condition 1t is sure to produce,
they probably would then quit admin
istering 1t to their patients. But 1t
is an adage that doctors never Jake
their own medicines. They conclude
what any medicine will do by what
the books tell them or what some pom
pous professor has declared. Then they
commence giving and continue to give
In spite of the fact that their patients
grow steadily worse.
Arsenic, like bromide Of potash, is
given almost Unfortunately by the
average drug doctor for nervousness
Neither of these drugs ever cured OF
ever helped case Of nervousness. Both
of them will produce nervousness Of the
worst form, without fail. 1t is just
such drugs as these as are responsible
for that condition Of body and mint
known as Amerlcanitis. We are a ma
ton of nervous men and women. Oul
nervousness is generally attributed by
the doctors to our climate and our hab
its of business and pleasure.
This Is not true. We have an excel
lent climate and our business methods
and pleasures are of the best character
better than in any other country. i
is the miserable drugs that we have
been deluded into taking that is respon
sible for. our nervousness.
OF all the nerve destroying drugs tina
were ever invented by the medical pro
fession, arsenic, bromide Of potash anc
strychnia lead the list. No nervous per
son ought ever to take a single dose 0
such medicines.