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Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30
JUDGE SLOAN LOYAL
 10 STANDPAT PARTY
Believes Republican Party Is Progressive Party and
 Will Again Lead

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Jan. 2g- ''lL the west the democratic party as a party Is not growing stronger" de Clarsd former Governor Richard F.. Sloan, CI Arizona. here today. Gov ernor sloan. who was nominated by President Taft for the federal bench in Arizona. has not been confirmed although he has the endorsement Of the national committeeman of the three bis parties and many others.
 The west, continued Governor Sloan, is radical. But it is not so radical that it cannot he progressive. ln my view Of things, the republican party is the truly progressive party. 1 believe that in some things the re- publican party will nave 10 modify it's views There may have to be some changes, made some concession5 granted. out upon the fundamental principles. the republican party will stand pat, and Il will be returned to power. I have been known as Taft man. standpatteT. l am still stand batter. There are some things adNO- cated by the prcgressiyes that l do nJt approve. but I am not bitterly or posed 10 them. For instance. do not believe in the initiative and ref erendum, but l am not violently op- posed to it It is fact that the yot- ers among the republicans and pro gressiyes are not so far apart as the leaders of the two parties. In Arizona the two parties could get together in five minutes. and they will get tOSeth' , or Arizona is known as a democrat lc state. but il is a very close state and l am confident that we can carry il for the republican ticket.
 "If the democrats make a radical revision of tine tariff. it is going to result in their defeat two years | Leuce
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30

so far as size and luxury are con cerned. the Imperator will he the last word in the building of merchant ships In both tonnage and size the new weasel surpasses the giant Olym. pie of the White Star Line and her illfated sister ship, the Titanic.
 The Imperator has a length of 90C feet anC when completed and fully laden will displace 5O.0O0 tons. Tn" term floating hotel often applied to such ships when it is desired to emphasize their bulk, would convey, in the case Of the Imperator an i'm pression far short fthe truth. The combined capacity of the largest three hotels iE New YOrL scarcely eXceeda ( .DUO guests, while the Imperator will carry 5000 passengers and will have nearly loco persons in her crew.
 Her deck will nave the beam of Broadway at it's widest uart-96 feet. Sine will have eleven decks above the water line. equal 10 the height or many Of the largest apartment houses. With so much space available features are possible that have never before been introduced.
 The suites and cabins are to be in their design and fittings equal 10 the rooms in the finest hotels of Europe CT America, and families will be able to cross the Atlantic in almost the same priyavy as in their own homes There are to De many dining rooms -ihe principal one of which will be in the Louis Wi style and will seat more than GOO persons.
 Among other lUxuries the imperatOr has been fitted with three electric ele- vators. a winter garden, sumner houses. a theater. gymnasium, Ritz restaurant. cottage" cafe, ballroom telephones, swimming bath and tennis courts. The swimming bath Is a copy of one mearthcd at Pompeii. with mosaic. replicas Of those discovered at Treves.
 According to the announcement oi the Hamburg American cor'pany the new vessel will insure her passengers against the terrors of seasickness. This happy condition is to be brought about by the installation of the Fraha decks oa board the monster, a device that reduces the motion Of a ship 10 a ullNlilu utiA
 The Imperator will not be fast boat. being built more Tor solid com fort than great speed. Her umt across the Atlantic will be III tht ueighborhOod of seven days. She VII be equipped with internal combustion engines and two l.500 horsepower Diesel motors. and will use oil al | fuel
 The most powerful Mareoni apRar atus ever set up at sea will be m stalled. the unusual height Of nel l niasts making 1t possible To recelY' or transmit messages achoss th' | broad expanse Of the Atlantic ocean It is c expected that the Imperator VII
 always be in direct commnnieatioi l with ether Europe or America | ConnSratiSe of Atlantic Liners
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30
IMPERAIOR E
 --s LARGEST SHIP

BERLIN. Jan. 29-Within less than four months the largest and mos wond rful-Ship in tLe world vii, make her appearance in New York harDor. The Hamburg-American Company $ new liner Imperator will sail on her lirst trip from Hamburg on Wednes day, May z. and should arrive at tho American seaport one week later.
 While nothing seems 10 be impos- sibIe with shipbuilders, there are many Lold enough to prophecy that.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30
Lowei, Theater 5reaks Record.

Lowell IncatcF DFcaNs HSSVIu'
 Last night during the hrst snow the projecting machine broke down at the Lowell theater and in just six minutes the picture was again on the screen. A pin holding the main gear ing broke and it looked for a few minutes as if the popular show house would have 10 suspend the perform ance for the evening. Not so. how ever, as the Lowell theater has a prohcient operator. who. with the assistance of the orchestra. under the direction of Warren Garcia, the few minutes wait seemed but a mo ment until the program was continuei and the audience never knew bu' what it was a minor mishap.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30
sody Goes to California.

The body of Mrs. Perry J. Fike' ,gho died of peritcnitis "Wednesday afternoon. at the nome cf her moth er-in-law, Mrs. L. l.. rlKe, of Naco was shipped to Los Angeles for bur tal yesterday afternoon. No services were held in this city, they vol be held in Los Angeles and burial made in Fellows cemetery. Mrs F1ke was 2g years old and was born in Hum boIdt California. She had been mar ried for six years and was the onl> daughter o. Nr. and Mrs. A. Nj Stew art Of Turlock. California. The onls surviving relatives are Perry FIX and the mother who is now in Cali fornia.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30
Neat Prospectus.


 One of the ueatest prospectus of a and and investment company that .as ever ralched this office. is the title booklet called The Whisper ssued by the Southern California Tome Builders Of Los Angeles. The ittie booklet tells the history Of the gradual and magnificent rise Of the golden state and especially south srn California to a position of emin- snce. The Southern California Home Builders is a corporation formed for he purposes Of buying up large areas jf land, cutting it up into lots for :ity dwellings and to finance the prospective home builder. at a fair in- crest. in building his home. The ,ompany is said to be a strong one nd incorporated under the laws Of he state Of California.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30
laYe on huntinp Trip.

P. T. McCray and a party of loea
 men Ieft for San Juan yesterday aft srnoon 10 spend several days huntini ducks. The party was we'll supplie' with everything guaranteed to tickl' the appetite of huntsman and se' eral days of pleasure are anticipated
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30
kshbN ReInq Held.

John Ashby, charged with assaul' with intent to kill, is being held il $500 bonds to guarantee his appear ance before the spring term of the superior court. So far as known, the bonds have not yet been furnished and Ashby is being held in the To well lookup.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30
Tewn Character Dies.

Lola" a Mexican woman whose last name is said to be Templada died at her home on Chihuahua hill yesterday The woman was about 4d years old ana was a town character often figuring in police court cases She was buried by the county. A far as is known. she has no relatives living here.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30
STRUCK BY CAR
Helen Taft Cares for Friend Who is
 Injured.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 2s.- .aiss Martha Powers daughter of the iRte soIicitor ge~.;.I. Llusd Bowers, s.bile hci setback riding today with Miss Helen Tafr,. WAS seriously in alred waen her mount was struck by a street car and the horse killed.
 Miss Taft, who escaped iTjsry, aid ed in carrying her injured companion to q physicians office
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30
yass Take FHsnt.

A vigorous campaign against tht vagrant and the man who VIII no, work IS being waged by the local police officials who see to 1t thai they make it as hard for the offend CTS as it Is possible. Yesterday, when Thomas Cole was picked ID On the Lowell streets with pitiaDie story of a dying wife and starylnA habies. he had the privilege of telling his woeful taie in the court Alter hearing the evidence. the man was fined S60 and given sufficient time i'm which to procure his fine. Cole took the hint and beat it Tor othei parts.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30
Injured h EspIosion.

Billy Hawks, gas maker at the Bis bee Improvement company plant s' Lowell, was injured yesterday after noon in an explosion. He receive burns about the lace and hands Hawks was removed to the C. and A hospital it is believed that he vii be able 10 be about again today
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30
Shift Bosses Dine.

The foremen and shift bosses Of the Copper. Queen Mining company were given a banquet at the Warren Dis trict Country club last night, this be ing one of he regular monthly af fairs. After the banquet, speeches were made by different members oi the organization. relative to the vel fare of the company and the men the meeting breaking up st lat
 hour.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30

At a recent test by French experts 1t was decided that modern yiolins yere the equal in tone. if not better, han old ones of marvellous reputa- ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30
Fix Hospital Grounds.

The grounds of the Copper Queer hospital in Lowell are undergoing ex tensiye improvements. old trees ar' being pulled np and the new one' planted and the lawns are being ma teTially improved with the aid O. rollers and the garden implements.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30
Stolen Chickens.

The Maze cafe has half a dozei Rhode Island chickens that wer, brought to the cafe for sale. It va discovered that the chickens wer, stolen and the cafe has announce, that they will be returned to the own CT upon Identification
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30
Leaves For Phoenix.

J. J. Bowen left yesterday for Phoe nix. where he will superintend the shipment of two Of the new Stude baker cars that have. been ordered by Bowen and Hubbard. There ar' six other cars in the shipment, whicf will soon be received. The ears dr' Of the lltest 1913 model
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30
Fined s2o.

T. J, Conway was lined S20 yesteI day in poliee court for disturbing the peace. The fine was a heavy one as Conway resisted arres; and it tool ,wo policemen to lodge him ir jail
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30
Two Cases.

TWO Cases.
 Little Joe" and Mrs. W. Campbe were each fined S7.50 yesterday Judge Highs court on charge c disturbing the peace.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30

William Hatich. editor of the Tomb stone Prospector arrived in the city Iast night
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30
one Cad In Justlee court.

One case. that of a Mexican charg ed with being drunk. came up yester Mexican was found guilty and WIS fined S7.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30

William Gmahling. of Csnanea- is in the city on a business trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30
Forfeits sto Bond.

Myrtle Blunt forfeited cash bon, of SlO yesterday in Judge High court, put up on a charge of i'm
 moderate driving in the streets o Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30
cIine-Ledbetter.

Chne-Ledpetter. l. J. Cline and Miss Beatrice Led better. both of this city, were mar ried yesterday by Justice Thomas They will make their home in thi, city.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30

D. Mckee. a business man of Can anea, is in the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
 Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money ii 1t fails to cure. F.. W. GROVES sig rature Is one each box. 25c.-Adver tisement- SoO.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30
Brief : Local Items
Eiehty.Five Police Court Cases.

So far this month there nave been eiehty-five cases to come up in the l.olice court The largest number to come mp i8 one day was fourteen
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30

H. H. Hotchkiss. county school s1- perintendent. passed through the city yesterc1y CT his way to Tombstone from Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30

Mrs 0. B. Franklin of Upper Lo- well who has been confined to her home for the past week with grip Is reported to be able to attend to her luties now.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30

Mrs. l. J. Johnson of Phoenix. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. r. E. Coles for ! short while enroute home from an extended visit at Ormund Beach, Florida
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30

New Horses Tried Out.
 The span of horses purchased bg Street Supervisor Wright are now Icing tried ont by the street depart plent and are giving fnll satisfaction
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30

Edward R. ladd. managing editor Of he Arizona Daily Star in Tucson. iss business visitor in the city for e short time.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30

Miss Mamie Koch of Upper Lowell returned from Douglas yesterday, where she had been visiting friends or the past two weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30

, H. c. Beauchamp. general manage- d the Transvaal Mining company of
 sumpas, Sonora, Mexico, is local business visitor for a short time.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-30
Personal Mention

T. Hori, of Tokio. Japan, is a Jap inese student of mining who is look ng over the properties of the C. < \. and the Copper queen.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-24

at the head of Fiat. sold hlz entire interests 'n this camp to John rInlm- gTsr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-24

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 FESH ART PUBLISHING CO.,. pub. 1;shsrs. Box 41s CC, Minneapolis, MInr. t1.Do delivered, world over, An ideal gift book
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-24
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Notirs it hereby given thAt nr the nEAt day of April, 1918, at inc Cpnu- ell Chamber in tha City iiAM Huilt . ing. eRner of Front street and lfuntrT way |" the City cf Nome. Alaska, pn election gill be heid fur the p.. ptha of slectinE seven cauneIIri~n. at N hiLb election the FqIl4 Win ha open at 5 c'ctock in thn forshoou A11f will rs- Iasn opsn Hhsl o'clock 1n tnu aiist- ncnn of tlI6 zAma dAy.
 ratet At &ntMs, AlaAha, tfis s9sn day of March. Isi3.
 ". M. EDDY.
 City ~ 4"A,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-24
The Easy Laxative

l" justice ysusaf you should try don't s They rsEs tvs siisF frBp constipation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-24
RxaH OF1eFiieS

Come in lahHl form, taste jugI Ike candy md are r0led for their eR1F. snothtnE actIon upon thH aowcl% They don't purge. gFipc. cause nauHeO. laOsPness. ucr fn% 11co1YAn1efceR attendant uEcH lhA uaH nt pmrEAtfvAa. Their Qg- tion iE DO pteAhRnt that the taking 'o1 HAxkll CrdcrlIeR R1muRt be.
 gpIaca Q AeSlre instead of duty.
 ChkIdtan lIIre RAxnll DrdgrIiez, They arc d1caI tur Ggeu CT dell- CRtA persons as well az for the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-24
Make Us Prove 1t

We Kunrnntea to retNHh evrry penny paid ra for AAka1 order- lies if they do ROt g1vA anttfs ekE: 1htActtcn. We aAk no pEuHiUAg and va in no. wRy chtIHats you, Your H.ars Eord th suE5clsnt lor r9 t2 prutnDtfY end chearfRlly rHluAn the FlpHeY.
 Doesn't hAt prove thGs Re3ali 0Tterile4 must Do r18hI? 1qt1 must kI0w wa would moi dare mako BuciI \ prQtsiIae tlnleae We were positively G4EIA!R that Kex- atl OFderlies will do all W& El&im far them. 1tlgfE ta DO n4Aney r1RlF attached to a trial of ReTAi Or dsTllAH, kud in jlldtlce to Sotlrea4G you should rot heSttate in te1t them.
 RExhH 0rdsr1ies cnme. iu COh- vcnfeAf vkse.peckVt &tae lR tia hox%E: 35 tAh1ola, lee: sR tablets 2EC; 30 tRhietB. b0c.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-24
LENA WALTON IS
 ONCE MORE 70 FORE

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1R-MIp= Lena Walton. opz of the best lnuwu mining operators and mine cwners in Alaska. has arrived in Ran F1nneiaoo after spending aix years continuously IR the mining districts froln Nome s.. the RsrinE strH1t. In all hhe has nt,eht ze+erteeiL yeara In AIaa*t. but het 1a~l Gtay-AIncA 1so6-was the lonh. est oho without a visit to she misA4r GILnnes of tho ztateA
 s1iEa Walton ia the rnjUrItS atorE holder and general ma1asIr or all the rropssties Of the TRrcuA lin ansIt- ing and Hyd1hnIe cem.an~. Bit has been conspicuous flEuIu tll the ,nan.
 Ing industry hinea her hEAI YIsit therr ir jssS, She ha1 been a rarty to many bitter cutrt NlIkatlOth which coDcREned several Wsli kncwa fan FrAnctsco mining mon and which were characterized by the chicHueIy and fnTretHl uetho+fs on both sides thnt marked the carly mining days end when the courts waCe Iu ths tor1rha. live DerIcd. She has been accused by Aer enemies of beLhE \ rIthleas clafm jumper. and tlaa berHelf drought nWn1- eroIs chRTTeh of eIAim- -irmpIng. Tbs last six years in Alaska were mainly consumed in n1RhtRs to conclnaLoa sovcrnI a0;Ia inrpIving her mining properties.
 ''Ths last seventeen Ysart havs haen atre1uous pnes' Hhn tald, but they have convIAE.sd ne that A woman may engage Ill any honorable vocation In ans nNrt of the world and command the re4pUet or her follow wcrIee%s. Sex limitations lIaSe heeG entirely rEnncrAd in the hpHlnsas world and wonsr, may undertake any ieS1t1naats enterprise without far ot the hand leaps that tTadtion has 30 Long cred StSd tr ps. AlaskA EAS A VlrEin field. and amcHa ths tronttsrsnsR wars many women who weHt to wrench A competence tT0m the earth AS large percentage nI woznsn Rs rlan ma dc good"
 2Lss Walton owns 2.0OS Gr-As of blazer tn on Cape YOrk aud the f.- mciIs Ferry ledge os iIn drAru. Mhleh Ake 9aya is from Rcven rn nine lest wids md runs fftT-10 fsst deep, SlH also ccntEclH ihs White pear IOde. a cnnttnaatLoh at thA reTcy ISdEe, wkici is likewise rich iR fin dspSx;ts.
 Sne left Kbaas tAsr ARy aud Rtncs then haz been following the dtt1iA In inat'ectiaE and s4n1pltnG her proper tiez She will leave sooa t0r the East. &h0re she wH psnchAse . full eQu1p. mGnt of 1ulnlhE rtihchlnsr1 with which sn work hor rrnpsEiieA.
 T will return to BerinE n@1t Nay; saiI Mss Walton. and st0S 1cF tharA years motc, and teen Rp SOIns eo return to lns Edited Statse. 1 azvs nnde enough tnOhcy and there te h1 upc ut Y0TkiG& all uus's life will have CnnplGssd twenty years ih Alas kA and hr1 gotn6 to write A chzcuicis of that long experiences, 1t will be an account of the most stirring tlms& fin mining history. have co:lecrae ! the data Ereu the inside. and there VIII be ne GainsayEng the truth ut my story"
 MlHs Walton said the Ccurte had h hard struggle 10 make tho right tT1- uhph !n AtEska. and that In ths niatu ! the judges were hpncsr. and dld tho best they could under Ihs most tTy- iEg and conflicting ccHdIucnR She PTnnAiseA a mnre sttITIpG tAle than any Rex Beach has eyer told attd uVors because of the truth 0f It.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-24
ALASKA
 NOTES

AtlIn, Fet. g.-Amons thr late Ar- rtvaln from ihr new gold atr1kc south. east Of AtIl,l Are Win. rnhTny, ksnny McI.nren. J.l+ WLlsutl and Eltcosum Jm. t'cnrny. NIciIarcn und Wilson are old tIu9rA ia lhts district and experienced nn,ngrM Skooknhl Jim Es one or the discpserera uE the fn- nsous kionlEke 1n Yukon Ali are gery enthusiastic ever the prosperts If lhP new diEginga Hhd predtct a lively fntuCe tor the camp. CVarny rpd 4SeLaren haze lartsd pack uh the return trip with 1uur ions of Eup = p.,es which they will relay with dog teams. Tn favt, most of the atakcrA are preparing to retnrn nt onUe with uutdI9 to commence operations az HuOn az thc snow ts uH rh% ground Up tU date. Avg vreeks have been ddsCgVercA and s;akPd. While no r1. 1sn4ivE prospecting has been done. nn acvO,InI uf the pASsnt1s If sROw and ths frozen condition W Che ground. E9off prospects llalr haen fcnnd in various places t,I All c[ the crCckE Oyer tht%A hundred uluini& in tbs nsw distri.1 have brcn recorded.
 ranEpln'er. B. ''.. Jun. !e.-faecrga NeIutsre Gibbs, tormrr r1anAEcr of sAn caIHdlan Bank ns Commerce at Dawsen, pnw engaged in shG hrOltdr- aEx kusInes1 in ehia city. haa been SIacsd under arrest on chaygAS iA- SniyIMg a matter of money
 UIhhs has h4eIL most actire in pan- couEer club end srEiA., Ls well Es bnAinssa life KlondIkArs here state that tI r1awHon he WAS G prominent giEieT, club aad fraternity nan. t1ou- t<T and ell -round roou fsiLow,
 ". E. Wood. tSrneTly ir hus,naRs here and AI Cprd1y&. ~herr be con- anclAa ' rI1vins picture buRinasa, may De the nRxt Cnit%I 8taIex mar ahAI ,ttt this diYLstpn-
 Friends of Wood csHhn fut hHa ihe EuppcrI Vt gosfphun D;A,IEslA of North Carolina, a cabinet possibility. wku WAS camtEalGh n1unAEcr foF President elecr RIlaOn. ae. Wood also hAR the support of MmJnr Strong, of Jnnenu the Dwher of thE EnpiIE. and q tae. tor In 9emnunrit pnliucs- NHtional C6umttteeman Cheney Ia ulso said tn bs favorable.
 Seatne. Feb, 2l.-1he White Paaa t Yukon UftirInia tn th,s city today aWnrds6 A coneTngt .1 k,cA manukRc- t1reFR for tne ronErnctIcn of maehin- cry for tnn twO new boais that are ih lhe Snurse of construction for the company. The vesEclE arc to be used hY thR company tn inEuiuratinG their service from WhiLgllorsc. the termih. ua of tho T'hrr Pass S Yukon taii- HaS. in Yukon territory. to Fairbanks shs nAtrnpehs 0f Inc TaHana.
 Captain Vile receI"ej a letter from Major ,. I. 4. Strong on the laat nniL Tho major Is nf opniuu that onElce h0ldErs appointed unGer the repabli- eAu administration wiIl nnt be dia- turheA 1nt!l t:iAIr terms expire. flo I aGdg greFttnEH tc all hie tlraroa frteAd4
 The people nI Sitkn have suDacrIb- ed fur s4o.o1O worth of stock tu cn. eoUrHgc the building of cold atcr- age plant 'thfr1. The town offaTA n \ tree site for tho enterprise.
 One of ths most important deels in ] several uioiIths was that put through | lhA first part rf Ih. week. When Geo 5. kilrcy, pr the Upgrade aanociation !
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-24
IT tS UP TO YOU

To send 10 ths friends Whp have beer wT1ttnk tu you for infoFHmtton about Nome and Ilh rHSoNFc&A n copy cT the A1iniHg and prsdstpg EaIttSh of the Daily Nugget, ptio4 90 C4ntA Bend urs on the next mail.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-24

00Qd health Is InlgNIy dapsndcIIt uDoh tho bowels. whEn they be- enire sluggish Inc waste material that aA thrown of by the Ryatatt1 AccQurnIlates, This condition Heh- SfAtaa rGLAuhs which circulate thEDuGhont tho bc1y. tending te create enated tongue, bhd brtai.. headache, en;l trRin GctLoH, hAty- o1AmeesL blliunz1raa and Cthett An- i1uyAhcps.
 Avoid hRFsh cHtlIaYtLc9 and phrEtcE ThEY give but taagtpqr- arY r1liuf. They often agE+SgAte the real trouble. They nre partIc- IlaFly bad for ctIlIdren, dcEl1AtE pr 1agSd persons,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-24

must rcbuSE. TIisy act toward re- liev1HE constipation and olEr to oYerrcEnz It's qANRe sud to fpAke HurscaAsary tho frequent Ise of ta1xiiyes. ThAY EeeVo tn tonS and strengthen th0 ueTyeH and Mus' clex nt tha bowels aud aH4ocIatE trEans or RlRaGn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-24
+o GET fNk NEMa.

That InteroHtR AlAkhmaa Etu shuulI1 sul1Serh% For he pSily E'Luss. ta.ea pET month dsISvsssd
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-24
SEND YOUR LAUNDRY

To ths FeOpiSs' Laundry whsrA SUn TiII raceivs good work exeontA6 hJ mona put white emplUHes. wb0 rncofvS LhA standard wak%A
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-24

New IAld %nnR s4 prnss%r's Harn~ ah0p,