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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-26
ITALIAN CHILD DIES.

Samuel cerulle, twenty days old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank cerullo,
of 40 North Fourth street, Glen Elk
died Tuesday, morning at 1 o'clock
after a short illness of pneumonia.
The funeral will be held at the home
Wednesday afternoon at i O'Clock.
The burial will follow at HoItoy
Cross cemetery,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-26
RECESS is TAKEx.

After Beecher Fortney qualified
evening as guardian of VIII
liam L. Fortney with bond at 500
and John ]. Denham surety, the
county court took a recess until
wednesday morning.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-26
STRQHG Eg.R bal
'Ellenboro Republicans Pick
Taft as Fayorite for 1912
Presidential Fight

ELLENBoRo. Mar. 2s dasisterIal
district conventions VIII be held here
Thursday, April IS, to select delegates
to the Parkersburg and Huntington
conventions Taft Is strong favor.
lite with the RepubIicsns, and ever
indication is that he VIII receive tie
support Of the big end Of the delesa
ton from here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-26
JURY FAILS 10 AGREE.

A criminal court jury failed to
agree in the case Of Hyse Green
Monday evening and was discharged.
Green gave bond and the case win
be tried again. He is accused Of
the felonious theft of junk from the
Dola oil field.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-26
ANOTHER CLERK.

WASHINGTON, Mar. 2e.LAddition-
al clerical help has been found nee
essary in the office Of Congressman
Davis and Miss Ethel WestfaII, Of
Fa.rmont, has been added to his force
to assist in getting out the work OF
the office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-26
LEWIS GIVES BoND.

Charles A. Lewis renewed his
bond of $1,000 in the criminal court
Tuesday and his case was continued
until the next term. He was recent
ly granted new trial by the GRIM
inal court after having been con-
yicted Of connection with theft Of
wool.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-26
HAS LAGR1PPE.

Carl Johnson. the popular conducts
or Of the depot car, is confined to his
home with slight attack of lagrippe
His many friends hope that nothing
serious develops from his present ILL
ness and that he will be able to be
out in a few days.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-26
UNABLE TO SETTLE.

LONDON, Mar. 2s-In a short
speech in the House this afternoon
Premier Asquith Acknowledged the
governments inability to settle the
coal miners strike.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-26
CHICAGO PACKERS
ARE NOT GUILT
Jury Returns That Verdict af
ter Being Out Seven
teen Hours.

CHICAGO, Feb. 26--Not guilty
was the verdict which the jury re-
turned today in the trial OF the
Chicago meat packers accused by
the government of violation Of the
criminal section of the Sherman
antitrust law.
The jury deliberated seventeen
hours.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-26
BILL INTRODUCED.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Mar. 2s-
A bill increasing the pension of Sol
ONION 3. simpkins, Of Morgantown.
has been introduced in the House.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-26
sPEoIAL -

There win be a special meeting OF
Hermon Lodge. NJ. 6. a. F and
a. II. this evening beginning At
O'clock for work in the third az
gree. Membera are urged to attend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-26
REST
For Pope Plus Until after
Easter is Now Ex-
pected.

ROME, March 26.-rhe condition
Of Pope Plus today is practically un-
changed and it is now expected that
the general audiences will be sus-
pended until after Easter SO as to
give him a thorough rest.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-26
SWIFT MACHINE
Corps to Be Organized in
Paris to Cope with Au-
tomobile Bandits.

PARRs,. March 2s.-,At specially
convened cabinet meeting today, it
was decided to strengthen the detec-
tive system and organize a swift au-
tomobtle corps to cope with automo-
bile bandits.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-26
BILLS PASS.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Mar. 2s-
Bills granting pensions to Andrew
J. Board, of Parkersburg, and Ben
jamln F. Reed, of Fairmont, have
passed the Senate.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-26
DIES OF BUR.Ngs.

MoRGAsWowN, Mar. 2s-Miss
Josephine Holbert, IS years old. is
dead at her home at BOwley Of burns
received while busting a matnel
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-26
CHICAGO GRAIN AIARKsr

CHICAGO, Mar, 2B Nay Nhsat
closed i1.os ne to corn "a
to 7-s. oats 81
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-14
THE CHAUFFEUR TONIGHT.

'Thc Chauffeur promises to be one of the best comedies yet produced by the Roberts company is so much music infused into il. so we are informed by MT. Gillard. that 1t might
 well be termed a musical comedy. Gillard is usually very modest in his claims for merit in his productions.
 but in this instance waXcs very en- thusiastiC. It seems that Gillard in his youth went to German college and feels perfectly at home in the part of q German count that he Is to sssume-and able to produce the cor rect high German atmosphere. May Roberts is to play an English wo- man whose husband made his money by making soap. Robertson Is the husband. These two in comedy char acter parts is enough to insure an evening of laughter-and then there are going to be songs by Bessy Bar " and Robertson and medlies by the whole company. There is already big sale for the chauffeur large audience will doubtless attend.
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VOTE BEFORE 8 O'CLOCK.

Get In your votes for popular lady and "homeliest man" before o'clock tonight. as the ballot box will be taken at that hour by the committee the votes counted and the result announced from the stage. There will be no voting slips given with tickets purchased at Eagle Hall box office. The object of this Is to prevent the of votes purchased by pa irons, not knowing of contest. ieav- ing their slips behind-thus making It possible for unfair voting. The eight o'clock closing of ballot box will be strictly adhered to.
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The Goldhelds American Develop ment Company of New York. which k now operating in the klundtke dis trict the largest drcdgcs in the cuun try. has entered the Nome held.
 Louis Webb. famous mining en- gineer and member of the company Is now in Nome having quietls sl,p- ped in here from St. Michael tfte" d trip down the Yukon from iuwsru where he has been Investigating the work carried on by his company.
 Immediately after his arri,, af Nome he proceeded to Cripple river where his company has had two Key stone drills at work for some time These drills are in charge of Y. w.. Mather. Richard Bedding. W. F. Win
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stuu and l.. Bristol.
 When seen last evening NIT. Ncbb declined ta make any definite state ment Us ta his eumpdny.s intentions or tu th, result of the drilling on cripple and desired tu postpone 1n expression of opinion as to the dreds ing outlook for the peninsula until he has made a thorough Investigation lie will proceed soon towards the Sol umon river and other sections and make d careful examination pf the conditions all over.
 "eur intention. however. is. you may say. tn build dredges here sh"ut the ground ubtainabIr prove satisiac- tory"
 Mir Wcbb's company Is interested
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ed would probably be the very best method that could be devised tO en- sure a good representation.
 If competent men are selected. said Mir. Cochran, "I have no doubt that they will receive the support of all"
 Judge George D. Schofield. chair man of the republican committee. de- clined to make any definite state ment in the matter until he has ex- amined further into the situation.
 "The republicans have held no meeting to discuss the subject he said. "and 1 have not been advised that any straight republican ticket has been put in the field. I believe. personally. that it is little too early to come out with any decisive state ment. believe that short campaign is the best one"
 Con Kelly. democratic district com mltteeman. declared that he sees nothing against combination of the parties so that the best men might be secured as he considers the ques- ton rather one of efficiency than pol itics.
 c. F. Goggin favors combination. He believes that a union of all parties and the elimination of political dis putes would tend toward a proper representation of Seward Peninsula in Alaska's first legislature.
 Conrad Breeding said: "l believe in a combination of the republicans,
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WILSON HITS
 THE TARIFF
CALLS IT MALIGNANT GROWTH WHICH NEEDS SURGICAL
 OPERATION.
Nuoast Special Service.

SYRACUSE. Sept. l3.-Woodrow Wilson yesterday described the tarin as a malignant growth which needs surgical operation. He went in detail into the various causes which have made the tariff system of the United States a sort of permanent institu- ton and he put forward strong arg . ument to show that the system as 1t exists at present is for the benefit of few and to the detriment of tho many. The meeting addressed was a large one but was composed of many who by no means coincided with all the views of the speaker on the sub ject.
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JUNEAU MEN
 FROZEN DEAD
THREE SHEEP HUNTERS LOSE LIVES IN SouThEAsTERN
 ALASKA.
Spseisa Nvoest ossviea.


 JUNEAU. Sept. 13.--Leslie olive. John Shattuck and Dell Liscott los their lives on Creeks mountain while out on hunt for mountain sheep For some time after they had left this city on the hunt their absence was unnotlced. but later fears wer, entertained that something had gone wrong and searchers were sen, out The bodies of the three when fou.'i showed all the signs of frigh'ful suf fering. IL Is apparent that their iro- visions ran out and that the severity of the climate in the high ala u.ies which they had attained did the rest. The bodies were scarcely more than skeletons. Their relative positions told the same old story of one sur viving the other and attempting to press on for suceor. only to fall when his turn came.
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That a mass meeting will be held at which peoples ticket will be se- lected, composed of men of all poli- tical parties to be elected by all the people to the legislature at Juneau seems now to be the inevitable result of the movements going on in politi- ,4d circles in the city. The official and prominent non official men of the two old political parties have already begun to sound each other for the purpose of ascertaining the trend of found. 1t Is safe to say. who does not favor the selection of a combination ticket SO that the Second division may be represented by men surely worthy of it.
 Because of the statement made yesterday to the effect that the dem oerats would run an independent ticket. some of the leading members of that party were seen last evening and requested to state what their views were with regard to combin- atiOn ticket. Most of them were re- luctant to make any definite declara- ton at the present time. but all ap- peared to believe that a combination might be necessary to secure q proper representation and one with sufficient ability to organize the territory.
 O. D. Cochran. for the democrats. says that a mass meeting composed of all people regardless of their poll tics at which ticket would be select
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NOME PARTIES WILL COMBINE
 FOR PROPER REPRESENTATION

democrats and progressives so that Nome will not be made ashamed by the election of men who are not fit ted. A careless election will mean . careless representation"
 c. J. Lomen says: combine by all means. In the first place union will prevent surprises. and in the second place it will obviate the necessity for expensive campaigns on the part of men who cannot afford to spend much money. considering the compensations offered for their services.
 Russ Downing also favors the hold ing of a mass meeting. He believes that the election to the legislature should not at all be made question of party.
 Alaska needs it's best men" said NIT. Downing. mot necessarily men leanings. The interests of all in this election are similar and politics should cut no figure"
 No steps have yet been taken. how ever. for putting In concrete shape the feelings of the people of all parties in the matter. but. Judging by the whole souled manner In which all have spoken for a united effort for the honor of Seward Peninsula. it is safe to say that the words will soon he converted into actions.
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DARROW HITS GRABBING RICH
M'NAMARA LAWYER MAKES WARM SPEECH IN SEATTLE.
Special Nugget Service.


 SEATTLE. Sept. l3.-Clarence Dar- row, who was recently acquitted of the charge of attempting to bribe jurors in the McNamara case, de- clared during an address here that the associated rich have grabbed the earth and are now trying to hold 1t by force.
 This address was listened to by a large crowd which was by no means composed entirely of labor men. The speaker appears to have become em- ,bittered against the rich by his re cent experiences and the restraint hitherto evident in his speeches was cast to the winds.
 He Is now believed to be committed irrevocably to the labor cause now that he has been so definitely identi- fled with that side of the class fight.
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CORDOVA STARTS
 POLITICAL CAMPAIGN

|. pC"nuor !. F.. F. Grty ot 'upprI Mountain received 9t votes for rIrs. sculati.c and tn" three. other sutrz Were s,s,ttrTiur.
 This m,anS that the democrats. re puhlieaus and. mayhr. others will unite to aid m the election "f naz"let and Gray.
 Tausry. wh" received one vote, is thc candidate uf the Wickersham p,'o- plr. but many wh" voted for Wicker sham himself favor combination su that this portion If the Third di- vision may be sure of representation.
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FEDERALS EXECUTING
 REBELS BY SCORES

down like dogs immediatly. Similar over the country. Capture of rebel means his quick. sure death. and the rebels are retaliating in kind when ever the opportunity offers.
 Madero is said to have declared that the revolution must be sup pressed if the life of every rebel had to be taken and orders are said to have been sent out from Mexico City to the different generals to execute all rebels captured.
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KILL IS PIARMIGAN.

The three hunters. Costello. Powell and O'Connor have returned from hunting trip. Before telling the re- law on the matter. Then they court eously gave out the information that exactly 75 ptarmigan were killed by the three of them. As the law bound them to comparative veracity in the ptarmigan story they made 1t up in fish. They caught l5O pounds-they said
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-14
Special Nugsst Service.

CHICAGO, Sept. l3.-Durins his testimony today at the coroner's in quest on the body of his wife, Jack Johnson, heavyweight champion of the world swore that he himself had attempted suicide twice after his fight with Jeffries. For the first time it was learned. from the evidence of the champion himself that the big black had become mentally unbalanced af- ter the fight and that on the occasions when he attempted to commit suicide he was saved by the wife who has now taken her own life.
 "She certainly cared for me- said
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Special Nugget Service.

CORONA. Sept. li.-Th" first shot in the campaign for Inc first legislature of Alaska was nrcd here last night when the voting took plac" in the non partisan primaries held under the auspices of the city cOun- cil for the selection of candidates to represent this portion of the Third division in the coming election.
 Ninety seven votes were east of these George C. llazelet of 'ordova. received 20 for senator, A. J.Adams received 2. Dr. Chase l. T. E. Tausey
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WILSON AND
 BRYAN SPEAK
TWO FAMOUS DEMOCRATS To STAND ON SAME PLATFORM
 AT LINCOLN
Special Nugget Service.

\LW 1oEk. Sept. lt. The whole world oi d~mo.r,,y Is looking for Ward nu~ ta ostaayr .. whcn Wood Icw NI,ou and William Jennings Eryau Wu speak from the same plat lufm st Lincoln. \cb.
 il iS more thau h1viy that the oc- eaeiou wu hr made one of the most ."... #. s.. Auoi' ,.mragn. The leaders el tae party from seN eral states na,r airr1dy sitmued their in t,ullou fo be ptv7,ut .ud d great eon,eor~~ uf thr srucrai body of dem
 .ts IS sure to make the day red letter oa-. special trains most likely "iu be run from -il 4uarters and the re. pie of tIucu.u are said tu be about to prepare 4 most ,tt'sh reception for the visitors.
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GREATEST DREDGING MEN OF
 COUNTRY ENTER NOME FIELD

iu the Canadian kIundlke Mining Company which runs iu th. Bonanza creek basin the greatest dredg- in th. WhoI- Nartt. This drrdse has lb cubic foot capacity. lis size may be judged from the fact that the largest dredr- pn seward Peninsula has not much more than half Us capacity. In addition tn this the company runs drrdgr Wlth a seven tnd half cubic foot bucket They tre now building two more IG foot drrdecs up there and expect to have them running this season.
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I. R. TOURING
 IN OREGON
MAKING MANY SPEECHES IN THE EASTERN PORTION OF
 STATE.
Special Nugget Service.

PORTLAND. Sept. l2. Theodore Roosevelt Is now to4uus in Eastern oregon and makes speeches at vari- "us places where his tram stops. Warm receptions are the rule wher- ever he goes and he has over and over again given expression to a feeling of confidence.
 When touching on the question of conserN alton he declares that the policy Is carried out not with the in tention of keeping the country's re- sources from the people but for pro- tecting those to come from the grab bing propensities of the present
 In the cattle lands he appears to be much more at home than ever. be- cause of his association in early years with Western ranches. The COW boys seem to be his to a man.
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Special Nugget Service.

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Sept. l4. A fierce battle took place here last night between zoo militia and great crowd composed uf thousands of coal miners. Many on both sides have been wounded severely and the hospitals are nIied. but no fatality has been reported.
 The clash came W Zen the strikers began to set fire to barns and cabins belonging to the company. To save the property the militia were ordered out and the fighting immediately be- gan. The miners used every weapon
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DREDGING EDITION FOR 1912.

Mining and Dredging Edition No. 3 of the Nome Daily Nugget. contain ing statistics of importance on all classes of mining. and the wealth Of Seward Peninsula which liss at our feet will be truthfully told and tn articles fully illustrated. This edition will be printed in magazine form about the let of October, 1912.
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BoRAH MEETS COLONEL. Special Nugget osrvis&

BOISE. Sept l3s- Senator Borah ference following the arrival of the colonel in this city. The result "f the conference has not been given out for public ttiun.
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BEDE ATTACK
 ROOSEVELT
FORMER CONGRESSMAN SAYS T. R. WAS A DISGRACE TO
 THE PRESIDENCY.
Special Nveost SsrvIes.

LA GRANDE, Ore. Sept. 14.-In a Congressman Bede described Theo- dore Roosevelt as "a blackguard and a disgrace to the presidency"
 This bitter attack was due to a statement made by MT. Roosevelt that the following of Congressman Bede was composed of dishonest and discredited politicians"
 The colonel Is reported to have
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lEELANAW LATE.

The Leelanaw may not arrive tc- day When last heard from the mes sage was 80 indistinet that it only succeeded in conveying the impress sion that she was farther out than expected.
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GENUINE ICE CREAM.

For ies cream mads from Oeaulas cream, insNsad ef seanns6 srea@s ee milk @ C Tsby's
 We mako . speciality es iss srsa"s and ars making the sams srsM 0ss' uins ss~is srsan. Ts Oss the bsss bs surs e eek fee Tehya
 Toev'S CANDY KITCHEN.
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Special Nugget Service.

TOLUCA. Mexico. Sept. l3.-Driven to madness by the successes of the rebels and by the demands made by Americans. the federal authorities have banished mercy from their hearts and every rebel now taken is being butchered.
 After a battle with a body of Zap atista's rebel force yesterday twenty of the revolutionists fell into the
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ALL MAY UNITE FOR n0mE'S HONOR
CLEAN UP 1.o4o OUNCES.

According to one who claims to know. the clean up from the Bon voy age dump last Thursday amounted tO .O5O iunces. Two small cIeanups had been made previously.
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JACK JOHNSON HIMSELF
 ATTEMPTED SUICIDE

Johnson. she proved lt when she saved my life. and she proved il further when she kept the secret from the whole world"
 The champion manifested emotion several times daring the giving of his testimony and the sympathy u' the spectators went out to him when he related the conditions under which he had labored. He spoke of his hate wife with affectionate emphasis whenever it was necessary to mention her name.
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CHANGE IN CORPS.

Kester c. Fortner of the local signal corps stan will leave for St. Michael on the next trip of the Alaska. C. F.. Smith, formerly of St. Michael. has been transferred to Nome.
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STEAMER ALASKA FOR ST. MicH-
 AEL.

The steamer Alaska will sail for St Michael. Sept. .., carrying freight. passengers and the United S.ater mail
 For rates and particulars inxuirs at U. s. Mercantile Co.
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VICTORIA NEAR SEATTLE.

According to the last message rc- ceived from the Victoria through Fred Weiler's wireless that steamer will reach Seattle tomorrow nieht.
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MAckINAW COMING.

The steamship Mackinaw will leave St Michael tomorrow for Nome. She is not expected to have Yukon mail aboard.
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CONE HUNTING.

s"u. Elllie Fansman and Harry aIlcl has. irtt on a Jerry ear for a hunt iur trp ar sam- days duration.
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BATTLE FOUGHT BY STRIKERS
 ON STREETS OF TWO CITIES

obtaiuablc. particularly rocks and bottles. while the militia men mostly depeuded on the butt rnds "f their guns. Before the crowd Wts dis pcrsrd some, shots wrrc ur-d md tue wonder Is that the casualties were mol infinitely more serious.
 X renewal nf the disturbance is looked for uut the militia VIII be kept constantly on the scene.
 DULUTH. Sept. 13 Hours of riot ing by the street gar strikers convert ed the streets of this city into yer itahl. battle ground yesterday. Sey-
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in his old stand in the Board of Trsds building.
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made the statement during his speech at Portland. ore.
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Die alton Dsutehsr tranksn imnsr noch eins.
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co TO THE NORTH POLE

Bakery for the best broad and pastry. The only cefsss Hevss ia town.
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Nome grown eslsry, parsley, tur- nips, cabbage, radishes, etc, at Royal Fruit Store.
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The schoonsr Aiaska will sail fos kotzsbus, Teller and way points, Sep tsmber t6.
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Nsw Isld soos ss Peeeso(e eS - de.sn. Phlns Slack k FrysrA e. psr pound.
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Send your ieb printing ss t'ss Nss' pst efheA.
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CUT OUT THE PRICE LIST

On the back page of this paper you will find our price list. and We would respectfully suggest you cut same out and tack to the kitchen wall for ref erence as it shows you the variety of meats to choose from as well as the price. Alaska's Best Friend tand yourD
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