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Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-06-07
GAPLETS

I II you want a good REIMBURSEMENT
cheap see &. Is. Riedeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Fox were city
visitors Tuesday. Mr.. Fox is the
owner Of an excellent Snowy noun
tain ranch.
See Frank Carrier for Flowing.
Lee Hoagland came up from Bill
ings Monday to look after his city
property and meet his old friends.
Lee is working in the Il. n. machine
shops Of Billings.
For Sale.-Partridge Wyandott
| eggs. Per setting, $3.50. Enquire of
Bert l.. FOerschler. Judith Gap. at
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Burke were Wis
itors in the city Monday and Tues
day from their Snowy mountain
| ranch.
lngOlf Birkeland, Flowing contract
or, work guaranteed. tt
DR.. Cans has q fine suite of rooms
for an office in the Hays building,
and has his furniture installed. The
doctor expects to have his family here
before long.
DIR. Cabbage, dentist, will be in
Judith Gap from the goth to 25th OF
each month. Office in the GAP hotel
Edward W. Phalen, roadmaster of
the Milwaukee on the Aberdeen divi-
! sion, arrived from Milbank, :. ID.
/ last week and spent several days Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. G. $. Bills.
He returned home Saturday Of last
week.
The "New Barber Shop" next to
the pOst-otlice. Good Work. l7tf
John Dolan, while cranking a gaso-
line engine Monday. met with pain
full accident. The handle on the
crank slipped and Johns thumb was
badly mashed by coming III contact
with the engine.
Breaking. For first class mold
board team breaking, see &. A. Nc
Allister judith Gap. 15tf
The losing side of the membership
contest in the Tabitla club will serve
refreshments to all the members ut
the next regular meeting which will
be helG ut Mrs. John Dolan's, Friday
afternoon, June It'll. All members
are urged to be present.
Flax Seed For Sale.--I have about
! 300 bushels of good clean flax. See
or write me at Garneill, Montana.
| John III. johnson. 25tf
Miss Wlnnifred Lacy accompanied
by her nephew Willard Nichols ar
rived III the city Monday from Oma-
ha. Neb., and has been spending
the week visiting with her father
Lon Lacy and her many friends in
this locality.
For Sale-Early Rose seed potatoes
and hogs. John 4. Carlson. 2stf
Prof. and Mrs. Bovee will give an
other of their social dances in Bain's
hall this evening. Mrs. Bovee will
give instructions in any dance desir-
ed until 9 O'Clock. after which social
dancing will be INDUCED in until
midnight. The music is good.
f. &. Worden, lawyer, First a.
lonal b lock, phone 1871. Lewistown.
Don't forget the meeting OF the So
ciety of Equity in the new school
house Saturday afternoon. June 18th.
All farmers in this section of the
state should attend. There will be
good speakers present to address the
meeting OH topics OF great interest to
every grain raiser.
Wanted.-COntract Flowing or
breaking. Write or see l.. y. Oliver
at Straw, Montana. eft
DIR. George Hindley. who preached
in the Congregational church here a
week ago last Sunday. on prison
work. died in Boulder the following
Wednesday Of heart disease. DIR.
HiIdley at the time of his death was
about 20 years old. When he was in
Judith Gap he was the picture Of
health and good cheer, and made
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-06-07

Strayed-From my ranch one mile
southeast OF Okla station. One gray
81 :' ;s Fl ;Ss +; s% "i';;
eye. Anyone knowing Of the where
abouts OF these horses should take
them up and notify me and receive u
reward.-Alfred Cunnington. Judith
Gap. Mont. 1898
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-19
UNIVERSITY CT TrNiS NoIEs.

Austin Tex Jan u.s. Charlie r
Tip ,f Sceun Tcyas, was elected
President Of the Final BAN 10 be
held in 1uro. He defeated his oppo-
ncnt. George w. Polk Of Fort Worth
by a good majority There were a
total Of 1871 votes nollod, the larg-
est number pollcd In any similar
election.
The student body assembled In the
Auditorium today 10 vote on q nrc-
posed change In its government Res
olutions We're proposed which IL
passed. would have meant ~" dis
franChisemont Of the first year men
After an hour or more Of heated dis
cussion pro and con a vote was TAX
en- and the resolutions We're defeat
ed The advocates OF the proposed
measures say that they will h"ng
the matter mp again in the near tu.
ture
Baseball candidates are now begin
ming 10 get IN share Coa,h Disc'
expresses himself as we'll pleased with
the prospects and expects the tniyor
sity OF Texas 10 put forth q v'nninl
team
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-19
FIRST APPLICATION
DARKENS The HAIR
A SIMPLE HENEnN GINkS Color,
STRENGTH ANp EENlh
To THE HAIR.

Yor don't have 90 have gray h1ir or
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hair Is gray or faded. Won can change
Il easily. quickly and effectively by
rising Wyeth's Sage and sulphur Fair
Remedy Apply a little tonight. and
In thu morning you will be agreeahly
surprised at the results from a single
appilration The gray hairs vii. be
less CONSPICUOUS. and after few more
applications viii be restored 10 ma
tural color.
Wyeth's SAGE and sulphur also
quickly removes dendruf. leaves the
scalp clean and healthy and promotes
the growth OF the hair u is a clean
wholesome dressing which may be
used 81 any time with perfect safe
~
Get Gfy-cont bottle from your
druggist TODAY. and see how quickly
II will restore tho Youthful color and
beauty of yogr hair aud forever end
the nasty Iandwfi hot itchy scalp
and nlliga hair an druggists sell
il under guarantee that hc money
will o., rerru led 90 YOU are not ,af-
isiioa after fair trial
Special Agent p r. Reach.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-19
FOR FAILING HhIE.
You Cannot I.n>r When You t., This
Remedy

We promise Won % hair D. hl'iuc
out. and Won have NOT let b. 20 too
far. Won can prevent badness and get
p now growth of hair II Won win use
Rexall "93" Hair Tonic with persis-
tency and regularity. for a reason
able length of time.
II Is a scientific cleansing ANTE
septic. geimicidal preparation II
DESTROYS microbes. stimulates good
circulation around the uair roots
and thus promotes hair oourishmeu'
removes dau'rrf' anl restores hair
health % is as pleasant 90 use a.
pure water and is delicately pcrfum-
ed !, is q real toilet necessity.
We want Won 10 try RcNall 'c2'
Hair Tonic with our promise that II
will cost You nothing unless YOU ara
perfectly satisfied With a.. use II
somes Ia Iwo sizes prices sec and
500 Remember. Won can obtain
ReVal Remedies in thi. community
only RI our store The ReXsll store
j.. O Thompson & Co
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-19

TV.n.y-siN million copies OF
Charles Dr kcn's hooks were sold in
the United States I'm less than half
, century hrt from An erica. whcra
b.t.l ... r,,rt. admirers and lovers
"a. Fre,arG ra received not "A cent
az u,rt international opt-ieh'
U8s established long after his death.
land hcrrh ,no au'hor's hooks we're
ur.rtel in endless editions I'm Amer
i,a and .seorIy rood throughout ;he
land mo benefit came 10 his heirs
Without American srppcrt n is
t..t r...fla tho fund may be- a fail.
.rU 81 rs ,ra Dli.., of IN. American
branch of fho fund IN do NJ le1et AS
~;cp as ENGLAND. ana. n possible.
.blte~
D,cbcn, and "Con>cirncc Money"
To orote tho CHICAGO Record ilc~-
an I'm commenting upon M. Dickens
centenary.
"CNilircn and grandchildren o.
Charles Dickens. tho rreat humorist
and humarist. are struggling with
pover'v. and 'he British Government
has had 10 provide versions for p
few ~ them. We Americans
all owe conscience money 10 Dick
ems. who lived and wrote ~ n tim
when the copyright law afforded III.
lie protection. ard international ccny
riTht had practically no existence
Vie material reward therefore wa
meagre, measured hy ou' Standards
and his inability a. insure !ndenend
the result of that defet in the laws
lr America the Dickens con
science r'oney should pile mn RAPIDLY
and reach an imposing total"
Thackerav's Tribute Ia Dickens.
William Makepeace Thackeray
when he visited New York in 1852
vas asked 10 sneak In hehal' % .
charity, and In the course ~ his al
dress spoke words which deserve u
Ne reproduced AZ tho present time
They srm NJ the testimony % al
lovers OF Dickens. whether IN Amer
lea o. in other English spoakinr
countries:
"A. for tho ,narI,ie. NJ Nr Dlok
.ns multinlIed Kindness which n. -,
conferred upon us all unon our chill
dren uron peonle educated a,d nm
educated. unon Tho my-iads bere m,
n HON, who sneak our commo,
,o,cue. have no, Won have No, 7
have no, all q, ne re,sor ~ n,
thankful IN tbjs k,nd friend Ub,
soo,bod and charmed an many horrs
b,ouPh, ,,o,srra and eu.eo, i,rcI,o,
N so many hcmos. mad, su,b r,rt
,,,udcs ~ ch,,dror b,nnv. cr1o,o,
Nc with srch n sveo, s,oro - p,,
r,ous ,honqb,s fair ,,p,ios so,, sv,,
n,,b,es ho,r,v cniovmor,o m
ave creations n, NJ D,ctors. y,ic,
s,,r, IN ma 20 r,,t nc ,orso,,, ,,r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-19

liMhen N need OF some one to carry
a. pafels,present, n parcel or make a
isslYeryRof 4ny kind Ring 113; We
are the candy Kids. 1s-tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-19

Ms fnhaweiabt sndlno waits when
YOU order your coal from us Ken
yon Grain & Coal Co., phone as
53-tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-19
PLEA Of DICKENS
FUND COMMITTEE
Appeal In Behalf of Great
English Novelist to
American People

New York Ian Us To-, Charles
Dickens Centenary Fund 9, sepdin
the following throughout f'c United
States.
To the Friends Of Dickens
On February eth, 1912, We cele-
bratc the centenary of Charles Dick
ems. the great novelist humorist and
hrmauist. Ills published works con-
stitutc for him an impcrishable mon
ument Of fame Rich In genius and
IN the esteem OF myriad readers on
both sides OF the Atlantic. he died
comparatively poor.
In order 10 celebrate the Centen-
airy OF Charles Dickens birth cen.
tenary committee has been formed
In England. which has the support
OF the king and queen OF England
and leading men OF Great Britain
and America
II has been decided by the Cen
tenarv Committee 10 raise n fund
the proceeds OF which shall be ap.
piled for the benefit Of Charles Dick
ems five granddaughter, all OF whom
are in delicate health and In sore
need Two are typists, but one hai
found the work too srduous.
Az the special request OF Lord
Roscbery. Lord Burnham. Sir Charlie.
Mathews and the Hon. Harry Law
son. N T. trustees Of the fund for
the granddauehtersl and with the
hearty endorsement OF the EveCutiy,
Committee. Of which Lord Aversion,
Lord Chief Justice OF England. 1.
Chairman the Daily Telegraph OF
London. on December 4th. opened rs
columns to an appeal for subscribers
and .laily prints the names Of al
amounts as received
american Help Needed.
Lord Burnham. n member of IN,
| Centenary Committee. who has great.
~ helped in starting the subscrip.
ton list in the London Daily Tele,
graph, has lately cabled from Lon.
don To assure success American
help is needed In response 10 thi.
appeal an American branch Of the
fund has been inauguratcd. with
Headquarters at 2I0s SINGER Build.
ing, New York
Mr. Clarence II. Mackay has ac-
ceptcd the office OF Treasurer. and
shy subscriptions sent 10 him at hi,
office. 259 Broadway. New York will
be gratefully and promptly acknow,
lodged.
In the name Of the American
branch OF the fund you are respect
fully urged to forward a contribu-
ton before the fund closes on Febru-
ary eth. 1912.
This urgent appeal at the last hour
is made because so far the money
subscribed whether IN America or
England. has not been sufficient 10
place the five granddaughters be-
yond the pale OF want
Charles Dickens worked Ike q
slave for many years and died In
harness. but despite the enormous
sale Of his works. before and after
his death, he was unable to make
provision for his immediate descend.
ants.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-19

Florence Rockwell will be 50. Il
a revival of "A Fool of Fortune
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-19

.sASEPH II. CHOATE. Chm.
SAMUEL A. GREEN. Sec.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-12-18
First publication December II. 1919
PROBATE NOTICE
Order Limiting Time and Notice

AiuGI i4iNNlttbE lime ana NOTICE
VERNON COUNTY COURT-IN PROBATE.
In the matter Of the estate of Cornelia
Erickson. deceased.
On the application Of Hans o. Fortuey ad-
miuistratOr on the will OF the estate Of Cornelia
Erickson, late of Vernon county. deceased. no
one having required the appointment OF
commissioners on said estate:
It is ordered, that all creditors are required
to present their claims and demands against
the said estate of COrnelia Erickson deceased.
for examination and allowance on or before
the first Tuesday OF June, a. D.. 1913. which
time is hereby allowed and limited for that
purpose
dema nds % all persons against the estate of
Cornelia Erickson, deceased. will be received.
examined and adjusted before thiSCourt, atits
COURTROOM in the court house, in the city OF
NirCaua. in said county, al regular terms
thereof. appointed to be held on the first
Tuesday of june 1918 and all creditors
are hereby notified thereof:
II is further ordered. that notice of the
time ana place at which said Claims and de-
maDdS will be received. examined and ad-
iustctl as aforesaid. and of the time hereby
limited for creditors to present their Claims,
be gwen by publishing copy of this order
ana notice for four weeks successfully. once
in each week in the Vernon County Censor.
reWsparer published IN the City Of Niroqua.
iyt said county; the first pu bieation TO be with
in tu,l days from the date hereof
Dagcd This 7th day OF Deceu1 Der 1919.
By Ihecourt. ID. o. MAHoNEY County Judge.
Never has our pipe case been so
CO m .5lete as now-new meerschaums
ana briars in nobby designs. A. j.
Johnson.
Remember that Nuzum & Sons
new lumber quarters are at the old
Tibbits.Cameron stand, the best place
to buy building and finishing materials
in all western Wisconsin. There is
nothing in the scope Of supplies needed
for construction OF city and farm build
ing that they fail to keep in stock.
Just now storm doors and windows is
their long suit. Cement, too, they
have plenty of.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-12-18
FOR LADIES

German Silver Mesh Bags, 81
to $500.
Gold Bar Pins, Use to SOC
Dainty Handkerchief, sc to
so cents.
Table Linen, 81 to 50
Towels, l0c to SOC
Box Stationery, 15c to soc
Mesh and Leather Purses, SOC
to $500
Wool Gloves, Csc to soc
Silk Scarfs, soc to $500
Leather House Slippers, $1.OO
to $1.75.
Kid Cloves, 81 to S1.50
kimonas and Sacques, soc to$2
Knit Shawles, Csc to $3.50
Silk Umbrellas, 81 to SIS
Cut Glass, 81 to $3.50
Lace Curtains, SOC to $40
Silk Petticoats, 81 to S.
Fur Scarfs and Muffs, 50 to S25
Fancy Aprons, 25c to SOC
Silk Hose, soc to $1.50
Manicure Sets, SOC to SIS
Fancy Combs, 25c to SO
Ivory Novelties, 25c to 81
Perfumes, sc to 81
Corsets, 81 to SIS
Shoes, $1.5O to $4
Belt Pins, 25c to 81
Ladies Dresses, SIS to SIS
Ladies Coats, $3.50 to SIS
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-12-18

Handsome Scarf Pins, 25c to
$50.
Tie Clasps and Cuff Buttons,
Csc to $1.0O.
Silk Ties, 25c to $1.00.
Silk Sox and Tie Sets, so and
75c.
Dress Shirts, soc to $1.50.
Suspenders and Garter Sets,
soc.
Kid Gloves, $1.00 to $500.
Travelling Bags, $500 to $40.
Handkerchief, sc to SOC.
Mufflers, SOC to SO.
Mems Bath Robes So. so to SIS.
Mems Sweater Coats, 81. to SIS.
Fountain Pens, 81.
Night Shirts, soc to $1.50.
Neckwear, 25c to 81.
Mems Suits, So to $25.
Golf Gloves, 25c and soc.
Flannel Shirts, 81 to So.
Fur Gloves, 81 to 81.
Fancy Half Hose. Csc and soc.
Mocha Mittens, 81 and 50.
Silk Hose, soc to 81.
Fur Caps, $1.5O to SIS.
Wool Mufflers, 25c and soc.
Suspenders, 25c to 81.
Underwear, soc to SIS.
Cuff Links, 25c to $50.
House Slippers, 81.
Shoes, $1.50 to S..
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-12-18
Xmas Wearing
Apparel a t
ST0LL&GR0VES'
CLOTHES SHOP

Mems Genuine Seal
skin Caps $1,000. Also
other grades as low as
$500.
Mems Sable Lin ed
Gloves and Mittens at
$3.50 per pair, squirrel
lined $500, lamb-lined
$1.5O.
Colt skin driving nit
tens with wrist-fit top
and Atwood lining at
$500 per pair.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-12-18

FOR CHILDREN
Mocha Mittens, soc
Boys 0vercOats, $50 to $50.
Sweater Coats, soc to 200.
Leggings, SOC to 1.50.
Neckwear, 25c and SOC
Belts, 25c and SOC
B0oties, 25c to 75c
Hoods, 25c to LOO.
Toilet Articles, SC to SOC.
Fancy Work, Csc to 100.
Dolls, Csc to LOO.
Underwear, Csc to LOO
Infants Saques, Csc to $50
Handkerchief, Sc to25c.
Shoes, soc to 800.
Boys Suits, $50 to 500.
Misses Coats, 500 to 10.
Misses Fur Sets, 500 to 10.
Children's Hose, l5c to Soc.
Children's Wool Dresses, $50
to $50.
Mackinaw Coats, 2.9S.
Children's Coats, 200 to 500.
Children's Mittens, Csc,
Beauty Pins, 10c to SOC.
Baby Rings, Csc to LOO.
Bracelets, LOO to 800.
House Slippers, soc.
Infants Coats. $50 to 500.
Beads, 10c to LOO
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-30

\ good mathematician has figured out that every time John n. gives a donation of one milton he raised the price vt oil So it returned to him three million for the one given away. good investment. hence hts ever increasing millions
 rue tniug Is certain that the pres ,ut mcthed uf t,attug with the trusts apryaI- tu be vr"ug. It adds to, in stead uf taking from the burden of the people The trust exists after the law has done it~ worst but with this difference th, consumer has C. pay for the music. aud nay in many instances with their ,rr, hearts blood.
 Knowing aH this. i- it any wonder that the pcop,, npck to Roosevelt who tells them it is al wrong, the system oT dealing with the mergers. this in- ,reasine instead of decreasing the load upon the backs nf the people who are now carrying tu tn. load they can lu safety
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-30

Today Nc again live over ths his- tory oi our countrys life. we recall with mingle pride and grief what has been done. recall tho lofty deeds of vanished years. the suffering of thos, who fell dcfcndms their country that w. may live m peace and enjoy th, fgut~ oi tHejt labor We recall the deeds "t bravery. tuc t"u and suffer ug th, defeats that often settled vver thr camp of the North n that great civil War struggle. Hrfor, the tlie of battle tuned iu it's favor
 What our martyr~ fought tor has been we'll preserved We knew that every citizen of the country. native or uaturalized. must Do, and is protected whether con land or sea. ct home or abroad. That respect for the Star Srugl,d Banner has been establish ,d iu every quarter of the world. and wherever it~ banner IS seen floating. th, people. no matter of what cline or country know that it stands for free dom, ana equal rights to aE men.
 Siuc. the days of uur last great struggle. when brother v.> pitt.d against brother. when distinct lines ,sorc drawn separating North from th. south. a great transformation has com, OCT oHr laua Ne have no Nnrth uur ~ueth He have only Inc l.m.ui4sHe. ul tHc Mason and Dixon 4u,. the flo"I tite of humanity set tue m-t to tho North. then tU the south. allowing d mmgiing and co-
 uurlinc uf rar Eyry nations bluoa has ~t~h-d and secured the Mason and uiNru Im, aHd all other lines away. so not even a trace of fts demarku tlon can readily be traced IL lives m urmatt .uly. and today when we is,aH ,Hu~, batter days at strife. syuer. brother was pitted against brother. each believing in their heart they W,Ic rght. We can ourselves erase tli though, of geographical DO ~ltiaue. and remember only that this k thr day when ae nay our tribute of r,p poet to the memory of all who s.I during the struggle. We know no south nor North. We only rejoice ,lal ta u- has been gwen and pre- served thy greatest nation iu the world and [ NC ar, not permitted to decor .f. the graves "f .ar heroes in this gr Northland. u reality st.H in our aaatt- Nhsl, their memory is ever lrest ec ,an Iay our respective trib- ut,- fa au those great and sacred 4ueu. r.l heroes
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-30
WAR LOSSES AND THE VALUE
 OF CLEANLINESS

It IS au old saying that aiss1.' kills more on the battlefield than gre ,em hy sobsrs and guns In thee avs of sanitation thc loss 5u rt ha- zteate a,eryrscl. aud only u glo-. countries that haze not yet learned tlc value of cleanliness are the rev ages 4f p-titeuco noteworthy
 Interesting a- bearing ont these assertions are the ngures just com- piled. ~H"wmg th, tatt loss hy war eud plague Tor the rast year In aetna. battle. barring ma-sacr"s. 12.- v,o Hsutn h.ms- vent to their d,ah ouInl ta the conflict In China tHt~ uuuber exceeded hy nearly Siv times the total Tor l'Ip.
 la IuIy and Russia cholera claim .d ai.uoo victims. while in India 20 uou ~ucymnbsd to Jhe onslaught ot prasur.
 In tne Eusse-Japau"~c war the Jap au,-. demonstrated the wonders that teuId b, wrought hy rroper-uedical atteudue, end precautions H saving n. wounded
 riIh lud p-sti.ruce are syneuymt Us As supu a- the southern ana Oriental countries learn the lesson or cleanli- la-~ tn, rI3ga. ViH vanish as 1t has vanished t.m Emorc. where lt four 1 .a.a u fn~ mlddie ages
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-30
THE wHeAT. NOT THE ROAD.

Tyo men wrre di-puLue oNor theh respective churches. -aEs tue slater News H retaine .u "id story which .- .tiIl eond one Vas d Baptist and tH, atuer 4 rrg~by Finally one "t rh,u rr'Iad T ueishbpr who was las-as aHd asked his opinion as t~ which eas tIe better church in which to D, -lN.a 'W,I. ucighbor.' h, -oJ -eH and ! beeo been haeline wheat iar nearly forty years. Th,ry arr tvo roads that lead to the miu one Is the valley road and thc other ic,de r.ar the mI tnd never sct has tH- miller a-hcd me which Ia,d
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-30
WHo PAYS THE eILL2


 The meat barous quite recently es- ,aprd Aitu their soalps uee nom tho strong grip of the law \ jury of twelve men rcturu"d t verdict of not .mlts of yioatiou at tne sherman .rt. in conducting 4 monopoly m re- -uaHt at rad. That Is the first cHpt,r in th, history of this prose car.au. and the piIins np of thousands or ,>ryu-, lo trtI,, tni, particular lpl-ut
 Chapter two. the scene shifts. we iui that thc base ot operation has -hiit,d from Chicago to New Nolk. and who k paying for tho fiddle. while The "Cow Jumps over the Moon "' The meat harousr Nay' nay, dear Alphan~r. the consumer is footing the rlls. The meat trust has to get back th. ,Ntra cost of The s,ut at a prof; ou thr amount expended SO VIC no- ,ic. mat beef has jumped to thirteen and one-half cents her pound whole sale .u the metropolis of th, tHited Strl-~.
 Last e,r th. Standard uI was forced [. nsht z, lawsuit. and the up- per counts bc,t th.s monopoly was a | combination iu restraint of trad" that having broken the .aw f.r year. and ua- s,u treaEng the law 1T should ! a. at. gay. .'z officials 7' ! -.e.s ss.t.. t. .rrz j, eeau' ---a-r.. I..a ' y-It 2.
 ~. -.s..1 .r- many .mp.aies
 ,ss,- -aserei mo
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 S,aaczr1 C.. NaF .t eos: -.s -l3ar1 Coll n.any ,.o-sands o, /. 1e.-s- ?, agnt tA!s case through th- courts from the loves, 10 the highest. and d4d tte Standard Oil foot the bmso
 What q foolish question. lhe con sutncr has been paying them ever since. and until congress attacks this huge Octopus from some more eftec- tive side they wil continue 10 foot the bills. with ever increasing tolls added on Here in Nome we have ex- perienccd four raises of half cent | per gallon in nearly as many months or a total of two cents per gallon on gasoline. to help pay for these law suits The consumer pays the bill. ! and instead of John D. being given | credit for the Chicago University and other institutions he has been the means of establishing the consumer should be given the full credit
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-30
DR. j. M. SLOAN.

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