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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-30
Gterblidfeitsberiht.

Marh Rpan, q, 73O Burns Str,
Tnbertuloie.
Gilbert Rsss. SO, 1868 Central aps.,
Sdpinbiu6t.
Tlinni. Smith. 36. 1862 gine Ctr,
Wagsnleioen.
aouii. glsils, rs. 2O5 Sit 13. Ctr.
Gunsensntaiinbung.
Sarab 2opstt, 85, 1856 gircle Ctr,
2lltersfhpGne.
Snbn gunter, SO, 317 Center Ctr,
Cartilage, gubertulpie.
anra Subfon. 80, 1903 Deit Jront
Ctr, Subertulois.
gtnn 4bams, 65, 800 Dsit aibertp
Ctr, 9siitistrsbs.
Sba 5irfh. 4 Mondts, 5iibiihss
ouipital, 9unesnentsiinoung.
6enrp Rippe, 45, i606 aIotter Qpe..
SersIsiben.
Tsattilb. ganc,, II, 253 Dortb
Ctr, arebs.
Sobn goitIsr, Sr., 58, 2256 Spring
Grope 4pe., gliersnleinen.
6snriettd Shmibt, 72, 5runcis
Cane. 6erslsioen.
GIifabsth 2tntsnbrod, 80. 521 On
13. Ctr, 6ersieiben.
0eorse Guattsmeier. 46, $50 Deas
Ctr, aunaensntsiinbuns.
Wnrit 5. Wullansp, 2 Sage, 10
Gutter CTR, Strfpdhe.
Steipart Docep, 80, 23S Butler
Ctr, SnoueIt in Shpebe.
Marie Bumiller, IA. 1925 5atberrp
ctr, 5ersleiosn.
Anna 1eder, 79, 1870 Gussn gitn
glpe.. altersihndte.
Wsdrp Ganblsr, 56. 553s Sston
Mpe., 6ersltiben.
6snrp Rloitsrmdnn, 45, 934 gurtis
Cir, 2un1enentsiinbung.
Carrie Sdprling, 81, 131 Dsit Is.
Str, llnterleibsentsiinbung.
Rpia godhorit. 80, 323 ST 13.
Gtr., 2unsenentsiinbuna.
Bernard aippsnbrod. DO, 2705
Gafern 4ne.. 5ubertulofe.
Gouis Mitius, SO. Mlttnheim, Guns
senenisiinbung.
= Spieph Gols, AZ. 1101 Canal Str,
2unsenentsiinoung.
Carrie Setter. %, 4205 Glsntpan
ape., Blinebarmsntsiinbuna.
China arnolo, II, Seton oofpita!,
gIutnereiftuns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-30
3mriifgelegt
Wnrbe borlaafis bic WeFsnation ban
Z. u. Nation BON Der gisilanr
speietB.

9as 9irettorium Der gigilance 90.
tietp befdloB in ieiner geftern itdttae.
9dbten GrtraiiBung, bic Refignation
oes bisberigen Setretdrs 8. u. Wats
iDn borIdufig nod nt4t an5une6men,
ipnpern erit cine stngebenoe unterIu.
dung in 8erbtnbung nit bem b0tit
unlieblamen 8ortommnib pom Mtt.,
nod Worgen an3uitelIeu.
Die 4niitt Der QnpeTenben gnq
ba6in, oaB 8atIon ni6t piFentlif
oas 6aus betrat, in tpelbem er qefun.
ben iuurDe, ba er bic 9erurtbeilunp
Der Sdlterin bes 6duies 5u elmer
3uttbausitrafe ertpirtt bate. 4uBet.
benz puroen gsidIiiFs angenommen
in tpst6en 6. u. Wdtion fir feline er.
folgreide Shdtisteit in Der getdm.
pfun9 bes Gaiters bic Dollte 4uertsR=
nung ge3oLIt puroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-30

Der 5trpesb Mdnnsrhpr, Der az
teits arkiter 8sfangperein oerStabt,
psranitaItet am Spnntug, 81. 9e3enz
Der, feline onidbrli6e Splpefterfeier ir:
groBen Sdale Der 4rbsiterballe Die
Ies 5eit oeripriat allen, pelfs buron
tbsilnebmen perbeu, einen angenebs
men uno persniigten 4beno, ba auber
9eIuns uno Sans namentlih Der 5us
NOR our 8eltune fomnlen lpiro. DAB
Die loerpssber es berfteben, ben Sab
resid9IuB in esntiithliher MeiIe 5u
feiern, benefit, DaB fbpn elf befreuus
bette 8sreins belhlofsn baben, Die
Jeitlihteit nit aino uno aegsl Su be-
iuhen. Nlfo auf, ibr fortihritttit)
ssiinnten 4rbeiter, tommf uno felt
eua pousdblig am Splpeitsr 2lbeno BEL
ben 5erpeabern Elm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-30

anflage bes llnfugs an perantiporten.
VoDat uno Jrdu Hohmann purben 3u
je 30 5agen qrbeitsbaus, $50 unb 9o.
ten berurtbetlt, tpdbrenb Ho6mann
nit 3ablung Der Rotten oabontam.
Jrdu Gmma Weepers bon 5remont
StraBe, Jairmount, mar in einem De-
partement-2 2aben babel ertpiIht porz
ben, als Tie fi6 einige billiee Spielfa=
den oneignete. Sie erfldrte Dor benz
Eihter, bic Saden gsftoblen au baber.
Inn ibren atnbern eine Wei6ndhts-
freube bereiten 3u tonnen. Sic puroe
81 elmer 9elbftrdfe perurtbsilt, pel2s
ipGter fufpenbirt tpurDe.
2illie Syaultner bon Der 3. Strabe,
GoDtngton, 9p., tpurbe 1peoen Qdoenz
biebitahls NIT elmer Strafe BON 30
Togen Qrbeitsbaus, 800 uno Soften
belsgt.
Willtdm 2intsn, elm @dIt oes lnion
Bethel, fpelfer mad elmer ausgeoebnten
gierreiIe Die 3bursn oerIhIoFen ge.
frnDen unb aus Mutb cine 5eniters
ineibe 3ertriimrnert bate, fam nit et@
ner GeIbitrufe bon S. uno ben Soften
ccbpn.
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Der Damen5usig Oes staOiuer6ansss
8eranitaltsts sriiern &benD eius hiibs
i6e 2Seibuabtsieier.

Der obere Saal Der Uluiicdl Grs
DANCE baQte eeitern 4beub pieoer bon
oem fr05iiten 9eldhter 5unberter
bon Witgliebsrn beg 9amen5peigs oes
StaotDerbanos uno beren Ireunoe, ois
fb eingefunpen batten, um cine qs.
msinihaftli6e Weihnd6tsfeier 8u bez
gehen, Iih segeuieitig 3u beidenten uno
BEL auffee uno SUDDEN iih gltIth 5a
tbun. Die bubble 4ffutre mar BON
slnem aus Den Gamen 5oifmann, 8pI.
tert, StemIer, arauB, 4nI0rg, @ger.
Wenbe, 5riibauf uno SRI. Daniel be-
itehenoeR 4usihuHe in treffliher Wety
is arranairt tpDroen unb bar ueberrd.
I6ungen CAB es ptels, aIs Die IbeiIne9s
meriHnen ibre 9eitente berthsiEs
ten uno Die @mpfdngerinnsn pobI
ooer libel Die oamit iiberge6ensn
poetiihen Wipmungsn Iout pors
Ieien muBten. Gttpas Rdberes oas
riiber 5u beridten, lit niht moeltn,
treil. nat0em Der gerihteritdtter bic
b0fIi6e, ieoph Iebr oeutlihe @tnld.
raug srbaiten bate, iih gu nOriiden".
ouBer bsm tbDnernen Santa Claus.
Der unter Der 2aft bes Rieiens5aunen-
bdumes dh2te. tein mdunli6es Weien
in bem ieitTaale anrpeienb mar unD
fcines eenielben aud unter Der QnbrD
bung, bab ibm 5urtterlihes paTIiren
ipiiroe, mebr betreieR burfte. 3en Sci.
falsruFen unb 5eiterteitsau6briiden
nuh 3u urtbeilen, Die man nurh bas
SdIufedph pernehnen tonnte, miiffeu
biele bieIsr 8iomunsen ms SnpQr3e
cetrpffen boben.
Rahbem bic gei6eerung oorubsr
End Der 8affee geftIurft mar. fam Elm
llbihes progrdmm 3ur8ur6fiihrunJ.
oa3 aus gianoportrdgen oes SRI. 81.
ma arauB, 2ieoerpprtrGsen Der 5rls.
Amn Daniel urp 5risoa 8inter, 70.
lpie betlomatorifhen 9ortrdgen Der
Sfrau 5sIene 8uraer bsitanb uno bon
ben 4rtpeIenhen duBsrit beifdlig auf.
genommea Duroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-30
illus benz 3sDlt5eigeridbt.

Wie bereits berihtet. mar es am
Tonnsritag 9l6sub in Der Wrthihof!
9ic. 1904 Central 4penue 5lpiiten
Dem Shdnttellnsr Jrani 9topat unc
etm in bemielben 6aufe tpobnenoen
Gtepnor Robert Rohmunn gu elmer
'Sdligsrei ssiommsn. in bsrsn 9erlaui
Gin St,uB cbgefsuert iporosH mar,
ssrau Ronmann, cine Wuttsr pom iie.
zen ainpern, ar6eitet in Der Wir.5=
itoft ols a0nin. gle fo6s BEL benz
ertpdbnten Reniontre ouf Seitsn oes
Shanffsnnsrs geeen ibren 9atien.
3tpifhen ihr uno Dem GhanttelHsr
icll ftt i'm 2aufe Der 3eit elm CART.
Iifxs gerbdltnib enttpidelt baben, mel.
dts fhlisblid, aud ibrem Gdttsn gu
Ebrsn tam. Dieisr iiberrofhte an
aeblit am Donneritaa Abenb Ropaf
uno ieine 0rau tn elmer eisentbiimlis
den situation unb itiirsts lid in Iei.
ner lutb auf ben Ghanttellner.
WGbrenD Der Rauferei fiel. ME ssIagt,
tin GhuB, ieooh tonnte bic poIisei
Eicni feiiftelIsn. BON mem oerielbe a6s
gtqeben .tporben mar. Nus oieiem
4brunbe botten fih bic brei 5bsilneb-
msr an Der S1IGsersi nur unter Der
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Neburteu.

Nalter unb Gliis 2cbig, Ball Sha'
10 Cane, anabe.
6arrp unb guniee Niemeper, 53E
Sit 13. Ctr, Mdb3su.
Rat6an uno 8enetts Sirihberg
2548 Sadberrn Ctr, Gnabs.
Sobn unb 2uIa 6oltmepsr. 20 gal=
brun Ctr, anobe.
Mar uno CLARA arauis, 936 Ri6,
r=onb CTR, ana6e.
Seurp uno Glifabstb potter. S34
aemptr Cane, Snabe.
gIifforb unb 2illie Wtsbers, 601a
Geetion Str, anube.
Milidm unp Waaoie Abler, 443e
Mtntcu Roao, Mdofen.
Sreb. uno annu JiIber, 4253
Spring Grope 4ps.. anabs.
gbarles unb Mnrtie geis, 2267
SSefFerIon 4pe., Rorpooo, anabs.
Wiliam uno Gmma 9ruber, Gin.
mopo unb mpntisth 9lpe., MGensn.
1iliam uno Bertha gain, Rsp.
trtpn, Enahe
Sobn unb Jrances Rtcel, 171G
Eace Str, anabs.
Sam unn ReIiie NintIsr, 2S2s
Zine Ctr, arabe.
9eorge unb aRarp 6uisman, 1897
Queen Gitp 9pe.. Wldoftn.
s5reberid uno 9ouiIe 0iIIebrano.
S45 Sutre Noe., anubs.
Dillium uno Wannie Tapis, 120
Sit Qiberih Ctr. Gnabe.
8spree unp Carrie gdels. 1850
6opple Str, 3pilIinse (anabe uno
Wldohen).
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Msni6li9rs Glsmo.

Sin trauriaer Jau menihlihen
Glenbs purps seftern BON goli5iIt GB=
linaer. bon Der 5umanitdtsz8siel.
fhaft, auf eiHem sodusboot peitlif)
bonn Miuereet enioeft. Gr fanb oui
bem goote 5ruu 5aunie Jornlen unb
ibr tlsines Sinh, nur oiirftis eetieibst,
in talberfrorensm 3uitanos uno in
ar0bter Roth Dor. Wutter unb Sinh
purbsn nud Dem itaDtii6en 1oIiptaI
sebroht.
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0eitobirne Straukenfrberu.

5reb. 8urbel, % Sabre alt, Elm aps
tomotipbeissr, pohubaft i'm Yprt So
tel, ipurbe frah seftern Morgen bon
benz 0ebeimpoIi3iiten 6anraban per=
baftet unb ais perbd6tis eingeperrt.
Die 9erboftuns erfolste auf geranIoiz
flung BON 5rau Marp Riee, BON Der 8.
Npeuue, nabe Gin StraBs, pelhe IN,
eine Straubfeber I'm Mertbe bon $50
beitobIen tpproen mar. 8urbel fbn iid)
benz Gotten Der geifobleneR eeaeniiber
erboten baben, ibm fir S. mitsutbeiz
len, mo bic Jsber ssfunoen tperben
tonne. Riee benaaridtists bic polissi
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uno Die gerboftung erfoIgte. Der @ss
fangeHs ertldrte, baB ii6 Die Seoer in
benz geiibe elmer 6rau, beren Namsn
er angab, befinoe. QsBtere bebauptete,
bic 5eber pon eirem unbetannten
Wtunn getauft Su bQben.
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Der II Sabre aIte Cornelius Sniff,
BON Ro. APT 9tonser Strobe, pnrnt
oeftern Der 8oli5ei aIs nsrriBt semels
bst. er perlieb am Weihnahtstags ieis
ne slteriihe Wobnuns uno III Ieitbem
perftDunoen.
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Stspben 6. nofDarb reidte einc
alaee segen feinen gruosr Geo. 3.
6otparp Elm, i'm ein 9tbfpmmen betr
bes Iouides geiDifen 9runbeisen-
tbuns riidsdnsig su MAIDEN, neil er
babel iiberportbeilt poroen iein min.
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SpaBe nit Der G'rippe unb he
tpiro nidt nit Dir fpaben, geip6ltige
eieielbe Tofort burn ben 9sbrouh BON
Br. @usuIt aonis's 5amburser
9ruIttbee. Hur in Original Daieten
bertouft gr lit bos Isilter osils
mttttl.
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Aas ben Oerid3tsbDfea.

lie Affairc Der 0erfe gre,uing Co.,
5mei betrusene Gbemanner Derffa.
sen ibre Webenbmbler. - Sdmnit.
Isdle nod id,auebenbe rgn6et Sbsp"
AnfIasen Hieberseidlaseu. - Gilt
trriuodDtn in Der Gail. - NndjIah.
EaAen. gerifiebenes.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-06
F'NNN wv V V " V. VI V VI TheInfaIIibIe: Charm A Halloween Story. By cLARISSA NACKIE. CopyrIght by American Press Asso-
 

IL was dark night for there was no moon oa this Halloween, and the hare. rugged branches Of the locust trees rubbed creskiugly in the slight wind that came from the south.
 The biz clock iO the lower hall stuck the thrcc-quarters after II, and as tho chime died away Eve Farnam sHpned out of her pretty white bed and stole to the window. An shc corld see was a black wall Of dark ness. but she could bear the creak of the locust trces and the gentle signing of the south wind
 Eve shuddered a little at the idea of going out Into that black void all alone. for she was timid at night She always scurried ras, the dark cor pe-s Of the halls. and the shadows on The stairways had been her dread since childhood. The rambling old bouse afforded many shadows and eerie corners. and Eve had never ont grown her little girl terors, much Co The amusement of the rest of the fam 5.y.
 But Eve was eighteen now. and she had been reading old romances until nor pretty head was filled with fair indies and gallant knights and their deeds of love and daring. As no TO- nance had chanced in the placid rou- tfne of her life. Eve Farnam had re- So,rcd Co set out this witches night and. throwing fears Co the wind, give tlr spirits of Halloween an opportuni- ty ,o set her feet in the paths Of TO- nance
 Tho r,s1 UoC thc household was asleep. for Eyes matter of fact parents had never given a thought to the romantic possibilities of this merry eve. NIT. Farnam had removed the iron gates shat no mi~rlieyouS boys might convey chem ro the puS,otlice steps or prop rsem u7 against 5ho fountain in the r5..f. square He had also untitled
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-06

tbr .7oo-beIIs and retired Co bed at the usual hour quite cbIivious to the fact that his young daughter would dearly have loved 10 rest ber fate and for tune in all the old fashioned ways or apple parinCS. melted lead, roasted ChcStnu5s and mirrors.
 Eve dressed herself in the darkness and. rraspInC her hand mirror in one shaking hand opened heT door and sIfrncd out into the black tunnel of the un0gr ball She tried to stjll the ter -ffed beating of her heart, for there in thc silent house it sounded to her ears louder than the ticking of the great clock at the foot of the stairs.
 She crupsd for and found the ban isre~ and went carefully down the softly cT-Dctcd stairs until she stood h-satblcss beside the tall clock She knew that it was drawing near to mid night ard she must hasten outdoors it she wanted Co test the charm.
 Tt reauircd another effort of hurried lv summoned courage to enable her to reach the front door ard let herself noise'esslv outside. Once on the turf beneath the locust trees. for she had Immediately overstepped the narrow hath that encircled the house. she gained confidence by closing her eyes and cron;nC her way back to the gray eIcd path
 Eve bumped into the trunk of a . locust tree and scraped her hand on the rouah bark Of another, and, although she opened her eyes, she immediately closed them again, for the darkness seemed GuiverinC with Ehostly shapes.
 Then to the accompaniment of sough' 3nC wind and rustIing trees Eve began ! her wanderincs. For ten minutes she : went around and around and back and forth over the lawn, always fearful Of ! r7csrassinC on the grounds that ad- fofnrl her fathers place. Here was
 sci another colonial house. patterned
 after the Farnam home, for the two nrscrs had once belonged to brothers, and. although an iron fence ran along the entire front. the grounds had nc
 dividing line.
 Eve was not afraid of Judge Becker,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-06
- - Eos W-NEsS

WEI -.- e- lay -nC- E-o-l- on
 s a .rs..- u- and read .-..-- for a
 .r -.. .-- a -eE wi-- - E 1a-- apply a, sas E Eo- S=c VI. ova Esy wholesome Eoue oc1ke- ze- z- -zs New Home Easlzg-S-I Ave 5uss oE o, E-lEE uzy
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-06
ATLIN NOTES
s7asial correspon6eroe0


 The steamer Scotia left Aqin Sat -7lay Oct 2 og the last trip Of the saas01 SHe carried a large passoD- Scr I5sa
 Louis SshuItz has & gang Of men a- wo-k building modern hotel at sra Portage Thls vu be a g0ea- areommo5auo- to the u-aye1iDE Vuhli
 Dasa C-owe has taken up his winter eaa---S a, he SQuaw Potn. Hotel
 S5 Sms-h has gone 70 the hospital for -a0az-s
 Mrs Bruce. one oE our oldest e.r- -a-s. who came here 5u-nE the biz -sr. Jeff on tha ura Scotia she is 1au- ro join her two sons at Graham Island
 San Dausals and Gco-Ee Neil two rs Rr-s oldest cEEzars. who have ra.r mining on So-ee Greek fo- tho aa~r ~N wears have taken a trip 90
 eaasr for a few months.
 A r-uAe- of lays have been taken a- B-Ey creek for the winter by N~. E.a--a Adams and several other mon.
 Mrs L RoTho7ouEh and sons have .as- Ea- he coast Co spend the winter This IS AI-s R0Nho0ou1h.> first trip outside. 5- nine years
 n... ----aaE ....r-. -... .r r.r.... r#aE Ev dog team
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-06
.SEADFAST CONFIDENCE
The Following Statement Should Form Conclusive Proof of Merit 70 Every Alaskan
 Reader

Could any stronger proof Of the me it of any remedy be desired than the statements Of k.teful eudorsers who say their confluence has been undi- minished by lapse of time2 These are the kind oI statements that are appearing constantly in your local pa per for Deans Kidney Pills. They are twice told and confirmed with new enthusiasm. Can any reader doubt the foHowing2 It's from a resident of this locality.
 Mrs. Jennie Krebs, 928 c st. sac ramento, Cal. says: "I continue to advise the use of Deans Kidney Ills al every opportunity, for my high Opi ion of this remedy has in Ho way les- .ened since gave my former tesu- monial in 1907. I was afflicted with kidney trouble and obtained no pos itye relief until I used Deans Kidne
 ills This preparation toned up my kidneys and after that was done. the Iric acid iu my system was removed, together with the difficulties caused by weak kidneys. I have never touu .it necessary to take any kidney med icine since then"
 For sale by all dealers Price SO cents. Foster. Milburn Co., Buffalo New York. sole agents for the Unit. cd States
 Remember the name-Doan's-and take no other
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-06
.OLD SKAGWAYITE
 HAS CLOSE GALL

Iha-.ss Es--y. who has s homestead atras E# r.raS E7 tha TsSu -ve-- at vasaA place he Eves and works & -"a-E claim as va- 5S wo-k.aS Ge aar> os -ra- .s~ for placer rol5. TeagaaE -arsE. -rre--g EE Sgs0gE oC -a# #aa- a~~<--e-
 tells aE a knowing eN0e-sCce E -ara--T us-- & a.E E-zz,y ol e.a >0r.a> -1- Hh.u- -raE country ~ -~ -a saw big h7a- and - a.- ..-- when tV1 r a Sea-a Ee emp
 and -v0 of
 -5 one which
 ham and ~-E Knee E-- EI-y
 -- Knife ua-eE H.~ had -ez- not
 S gun. and ..v-E his l1z
 ES -r-1z- e-E -aE -a5 -o-
 --nn# -ra
 
 from his r-.-aE -r e-au. rH-~ nas-E
 -aS The -ou-
 a- -. .- vEs E w- 0ovs- @ E1-
 a-
 -r When
 sa- a--
 get ned
 Ha d. ogu-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-06
RossEO AT CHICAGO.

Thomas NoCuIlev. a well known pi 0~a- has returned from a trip to New York where he visited with
 o- his return, and while a guest EEEoE7 hore'. he was robbed a- S he robbers eu-e-us his -r7a and oh'o7ofo-m5rE him Only -E. 'aaE-E oS ths room door a5a- and -ra discovery of his coD35 ton by Er-a- wa-ehmao saved NcCuuey -a r-- from the effects of the -r-rfn~1- -TU0aau Dispatch
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-06

hacdSbipS. and Is now under the care oi a physician and walks with the greatest difECulJy.
 It mjght be well to state that he lives absolutely alone in that coUT-
 try. nol having a netghho- within 90 mues. snd has hewed a fine home out Cf the wilderness The bear car 5sSs lies somewhere in the woods, he not beng able to find tt-Valdez P-os0eCJo-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-06

A tl1e mild temperance drink is g5e pure wholesome beer made from he sparkling waters Of Tumwa,e7 Falls. and the very best barley malt with just the right proportion Of choicest grown hops. B-ewel as on -y the Olympia Brewing company can brew For sale at the Board of Trade
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-06
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
 SALE

The Pack Train Is now se0iUS r cis lot of Good Goods st reducs. prices as they are getting too ths 10 hold Sn1 sell Rt a profit Yours,
 u Herman Grimm.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-06

Before you suupeoe- get your sto7 Notices. Pls.sT or Quartz, --c- the Daily Alaskan
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-06
|TGN| T| EE .

Sa.a EEo-- -.a-6- ss Ge D.a House Is Eala- Es- ever. --E- E..5 you -g l You are wei come u
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-06
TlsE sAJg F.Rz SALE
Nc-C TO sl5N

Sc-CC PEF RFCN -lE ll E-TE.-.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-06
SNo1ESs s-Ev-oN

Er- las taken the I rNE-N-TO --EAR
 HAVANA CIGARS ,.-g ra--a. FE -r E.G want tHe E ss .- give tSl s1nsS
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-04-28
Saved His Mothers Life.

-Four doctors had given me
up" writes Mrs. Laura Gaines,
of Avoca, La, "aud my child
rem and all my friends were look
ing for me to die, when my son
insisted that l use electric bit
ters. l did so, and they have
done me a world of good. l
will always praiee them" "
Electric Bittels are priceless
blessing to women troubled with
fainting and dizzy spells, back
aehe, headache, weakness, debiI
ity, constipation or kidney dis
orders. Use them and gain new
health, S tren g t h and vigor.
They're Guaranteed TO satisfy or
money refunded. Only SOC at
all druggists.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-04-28
EDITORS GOOD ADVICE.

Editor Joe Robinson, of the
Durham On. c. Sun, is an OPP
timist. Though the columns of
his paper he is continually dis
seminating cheer and good will
and occasionly he hands out lit
tie bits of advice that everybody
would do well to follow. For
instance, the following excellent
rules of conduct were given in
his editorial column not long ago:
Encourage the merchant. If
he has a superior style of goods
tell him so.
Encourage the editor of the
newspaper i'll your town. The
paper which has always d o n e
everything in its power to build
up the place and its people.
Be affable to anyone. Don't
wait until you have an axe to
grind before yol are nice to peo-
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-04-28
A DEMAND FOR BEAR
GRASS
HAS DEVELOPED AND ST. LOUIS
FIRM WILL PAY $l3.OO
PER Ton.

An offer has been received at
Portales from the American
Manufacturing company, of ST
Louis, to buy bear grass leaves,
They offered to pay 1900 per
ton for dried leaves on board
cars at points where the rate of
80 cents per hundred can be Sc
cured to St. Louis in car lots.
The matter of whether this rate
can be secured is being taken up
with the Santa Fe. 1t looks like
the marketing of this bear grass
might be made a considerable
source of uue'in this country
There are worlds Of the product
growing wild-On the prairie, es-
pecially on the sandy lands, and
we believe as the possibilities of
its use develops there will be a
great demand for it. The roots
are also said to be valuable for
making soap. The methods to
be employed in gathering it and
baiIing it up for shipment is a
matter on which cur people are
not Informed, and we need in
formation along that line.-POr-
tales Times.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-04-28
TALKING TOO MUCH.

He talked too much when he
went to WOO, and the maiden
TUNED him down; she wrung he
hands and she cried ont "Shoon
and she wore a gloomy frown.
For girls are human, as all men
know, where ever the girls may
roam; they dou,t like alecks
whose jawbones go and clack
till the COWS come home. He
talked to much when he went
to work, and speedily ne was
fired; the merchant a i d:
"You're the blamedest clerk!
You make all my patrons tired.
For folks don't come to a mer-
chants store for bargains in noise
and wind; so chase yourself from
my humble door, and let a |
your talk be timed. He talk
cd too much on village street,
and his thoughts were always
stale; he talked too much where
the sages meet, he talked too
mnch in jail. He talked to the
burgher grave ard gray, he talk
ed to the chimney sweep, he
talked and talked all the live
long day and he talked when he
was asleep And now on the
poorhouse path he wends, and
fingers for me and you; for Well
never put up any grass my
friends, if talking is oil we do.
WALT MASON.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-04-28

pie.
Encourage the mechanics If
one has completed job well, be
sure and tell him that it is
spleodidly done.
Eecourage the farmers. There
is no class of people in this coun-
try who want your sympathy
just now more than the farmers.
Encourage the doctors. You
always praise the physician
when he brings you up from an
awful crisis of disease, but do
you ever compliment the ply
sician when, though his skillful
treatment Of incipient cases, he
keeps you from sinking down to
deathl
Encourage the lawyers.
Encourage the teachers in our
public schools. Go to them and
tell them that they are doing a
good work
Eecourage all invalids by tell
ing them how many yon have
known with the same ailments
to get well,
Encourage all starting in life
by yourself becoming remini-
scent.
To sum up the matter, live
and let live. Help those around
you. and thus make your. own
lives happier thereby.