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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-16

Everything that happens has Some little good in it. IL doesn't matter how black the calamity may seem. how fruitless the search for the good hid- den in some terrible disaster. there VIII eventually turn up something "f ben. eft in even tho worst seeming Mppcn- ings.
 This is an axiom. Look back over the happenings in your life and yo0 will find that some of the things that seemed to be almost the acme of hard luck in the end turned out for g'"d It happens that way more often than otherwise if one will stop and figure h out. Why then should the storm that has wrought such havoc to Nome not follow the universal law and br pro- yocative of some gnod in the end: It undoubtedly will. Certainly the city is going to profit hy it. That Is s"h evident. -,nd what Is profit {" the ely
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-16
PROF. WILLIS FATHER
 OF CURRENCY BILL

wASHINGTON.-S Owen. of okla homa. and Representative Glass of Virginia. commonly credited with the authorship of the Glass Owen cur rency bill now under debate. had little to do with the drafting of that meas ure.
 The currency bill. 1t was said here tonight, was written by Professor H. Parker willis. a New York student of economies, and has been little changed by those whose names 1t bears.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-16
Official Paper
NOME, ALASKA, OCT. is, 1913.

News rcpnrts tell of the attempted hold up of an English messenger car rying jewels for his firm and of the clever ruse whereby he outwitted the robbers. It WAS rather clever. espe- ciiliy was it clever and quick wittej for an Engilshnan. They are more noted f"r the .lnggcd "i'stinacy and sticking to customs that ch,ractcrizcs the nation than for the quick per ception and energetic action in emer- gencies that seems tn gn with the Yankee brain.
 Yet this supposedly slow witted Britishcr put a very neat little trick over on the Paris bandits. He did it however in a purely English way. He was prepared before hand for just what happened and he did not have to hurry his brain when the crisis camg' in order ta devise Il way out of his 3elimna. Had he been an American ten to one he would never have thought of any danger in connection with his mission until the time for ac- ton came. Then he would have thought mighty hard ani mighty quick for few minutes and. most proba bly would have been able 10 save his the expense of considerable damage to his captors and probably to himself. fur there wnuhl have been a very mcr- ry little fight In that Paris joint if 1t had been an in,rrican carrying the jewels.
 In the final analysis 1t would seem that inc Englishman's scheme was the better. He figured it all out before hand and when inc lime far action came he was prepared with a pcrfcrt- iy good plan fur saving his pearls.
 It Is q habit of the English. and very good habit. to be well prepared before they tackle n joh. Ec 1t car rying iaaris Ia Paris nr putting puppct king nn a throne in India or calling Inc turn on one "t the larger nations of inc world. The great secret of Britain's success Is her prepared ness.
 Were England hnndlinG tho situation that wc arc nuw facing. and had she known. as have we fnr the last tw" years. that she might nt any lime he called upon to invad" Mexico. she would have hccn getting ready. When the time came to send the final ultima tum 10 IIucrta there would have been an English fierce on ihr harder sufii- ,ient to give that uI, imatum great deal more weight than was in inc parchment up,n which it was written.
 Military experts say that it will take at the least fifty thousand men to march into Mexico City and hold It. That Ia only tl,c beginning. With hf- ty tlu,lisand mrn in Mexico Chy VIC wu,rll is. iiiiic Mttrr "fr thin We arc now. Il k mi ia the capital m Mex ko tl,at Amrrh.n md t:mr"i"nn tn- tcrcstx arc suffering. Ii k tn the bri- gand ridden country 'uitsi'lr tue cap itail where Ik. the mines. ihc coffee t.lsntntiuns md ilr "tlrr industries atnrtrl hy omtsI,lr raI,itai, H "a m thIs country that the Mexirans them selves havc found so hard [" pacify thnt should the United Stntes inter- vepe wIll come the real trouble. It ts
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-16
Uasued Annually in octobsr.)

PHONN MAIN NO. 4s
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-16
DON'T FoRoGT.

That there are hupdreds of people outside who do not hnow about Alas ka. They want to know and ought to know. Send them copy of the Mug get Mining and Dredging Edition.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-16

The Nugget will print your station' cry at rsasensbis psisso on sheT netios.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-16

Entered a second class matter. Feb %. 1907. at the Postofncs at Nome. Alaska. under the Act of Consrss ef March .. 1873.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-16

Copy for regular advertisements must b. in by 10 o'clock on the day of publication.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-16
MINING MEN GvsiNess MEN

. The Nugget Mining and orsds- 1 . ina Edition will bs issusd about { | October ts, 1918, and It will bs 1 . more complete than ever. Dent : fail to get In touch with It and | : help advertise Nome.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-16

Mining Editions ready for ms':ine ae the Nusest office, 66o.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-03-08
QUE Esq

La manera en- la cual los mlembros
de Iii Guardia vieja Sc han apurade
por aquel proyecto de ~saIarios, pare
ceria indicar Que es de tremenda i'm
p~ortancia. IN su fornaa ~presente.
Cada yez que alguna cosa acerca de
los procedimientos legisIativos pare.
&c ponerse algo ~enrredada, mandan
por Bursum.
Cuando las cosas no a q su anita.
10 y Ii nscesidad de una fuerxa po-
tente es n~ecesaria, luego Sc da IA la.
NADIA por Bursum.
Por 10 tanto. 81 verdadero general
esta en- el campo.
Ell proyecto con grandes salarIos
estuvo en- decaida otra yez "a viernes
de la semana pasada cuaado 81 to
bernador Mcdonald 10 retorn0 a IA
arena una yez mas tristemente ami
quilado v con toda la respiration ex-
tinguida,
Aquellos que parecen estar tan gran
demente interesados en- este proyec.
to, como 81 salaries para ellos estus
yieran Includes en- Ell mismo. debpn
tener I'M motive muy fnerte en- sopor
te de su trabajo insistente Y guia de-
terminada.
Su disgusto en- que NADIA lei cortas
do en- Ia exhorbitante cartera de pa
go $50 $500 E[LE1 s.NlFLA<
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-03-08
sIcAN, cABALLERos.

ri Procurador General Clancy ha
cado sn decision concerniente q Ia
Trovincia de la comision de ia inves-
Itigacion del aceite.
Segun ID ~esperaba FL pueblo del es-
tado, Ell Sir. Clancy did una opinion
que fu6 absolutamente legal y una
hacia los i~ntereses mas altos de me
l1res condolences y conducta alberta
dc los asuntos, juntamente con d
ticn y j~usticia honestas.
Fue 10 que los ciudadanos dc Nue.
70 Mexico esperaban de la oficina del
Erocurador general, aunque no haya
ssdo exactamente 10 que ciertos indi-
ylduos deseaban.
De todos MOODS, Ia decision deja
e. campo alberto para una examina-
cien libre y completa de los asuntos
On Ia oficina del aceite de carbon, con-
cerniente a los cuales eI pueblo de
este estado desearian saber mas,
Enfretanto I'M esfuerzo Sc esta ha-
ciendo por los miembros de la legis-
lltura-ciertos miembros, al menos,
para ~restablecer la oficina de inspec-
tJr de aceite de carbon, es bueno sa-
Ter como fu6 conducida esta ofcina
en- 10 pasado y, 81 els possible, hacer
fnerza sacar ganancia por entradas
breyes pasadas Y proveer que 81 dine
X que esta para venr de la inspec
x+H.AAI
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-03-08
PopRlAMoe TENEk 0ANANciA'

35 rvL Ms4L " LS1Xzx 1
~ cosa r. siuo ~
mostrada POI A Investigation "a las
operaciones y im6todos de conducir
n oac,na III I-nsrector AZ pce,ta AZ
,. No..
&c
hs esfas que aunque ios fondos ue
"a inspeccAon del aeeike lueronH legal
|mense - propiedad persona Adet ane
pector de aceite. M denerlan AZ nar
Peg HOO
~ dtnero deberia haber entrado 4
~ tesoreria gel territorio4 Y despues,
4 "a del e6tad0. hsta no es srazon AZ
lninguna excusa POT ~ sistemaH que
fue aa0ptado, otro que para nnes po-
liticos. Este rue clare y forzosamen'
lfe esfablecido.
Otro desarroito az lnteres rue 70
sacada q luz &c ios nombres de aqua;
Hos que estuvieron i~nteresados en "a
negocio, y quienes manipulation toda
Sla GOSH.
Fueron nonnbres familiares 4 "a gem
10 de Nuevo Mexico. y mientras que
nadie convarsante con los asuntos
|Aqui fu6 del TODD sorprendente con
TODD ESQ rue de yaior.
IN particularrnente DC vaior en- esta
5untTra cuando proyectos estan ante
IA Legislature para re-establecer ei
modo vie1o. y Dor "a examination dc
loo testigos que fueron sunas de az.
nero, que deberian de haber sido pa
ra q pago de los gastos del terrific
RIO y del estado, acfualmente caye-
ron en- los bolsilios de i~ndividuos, y
en- algunas sinstancias por ningun ser
yicio rendido-
Quiere ei pueblo un r~e'estableci.
miento de este metodo vie1o?
g no, el tempo para p~rotestar es
ahora. a9it&ixN
La intencionA eyidente, 1uzgando gel
!texto de los proyectos introducidos,
no es para beneiiciar AZ estado, pero
para beneficiar & individuos 4 70 que
debe SCI 81 caste del 'estado.
Nosotros creexnos que la oticina del
inspector de aceife, honesta y propias
administered, seria IN bench
clio para e. pueblo Los p~resentes
productos de amDos, aceite Y gasoli-
na, anora embarcados para Nuevo We
xico, NO parecen estar 81 grade que
Sc r~equieren,--ei requerimtento le-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-03-08
coNFIANzA NAL coLocADAs

Ahora sale, que despues de TODD, Ell
Fondo de Aceite de Carbon pertene-
eia al Inspector az Aceite de Carbon,
y no 4 los sContribuyentes.
III Nuevo Mexicano hubiera sosps.
ahado este desde Ell principle 81 no
habia sido por Ia confianza que pusi.
os en- Ia pre-eminencIa legal del al
ballero que trajo la resolution de In.
lyestigacion.
El Mayor LIewellyn es IN licencia-
10 distinguido Y I'm estadista de a
Ia experfencia. Una pequeaa mirada
4 la larga lista de posiciones pdbli-
cas- las cuaies el ha desempehado i'm
presionarian aun < la persona mas IA-
Jana de conocer 10 que es impression.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-03-08
TRIsTE D~EFUNctoN.
Folsom, N. M, Feb. rs. 1913.
Il. Editor del Nuevo Mexicano.
Santa F6, N. M.

Caro- Sr.
Sirvase dar cabida en- su ~apreciabIe
semanario a las siguientes resoIucio-
mes de condolencia, por 10 que le an.
ticipamos las gracias:
Por cuanto. Que Ell dia 20 de Febre.
70, 1913, en- Corrumpa N. M. III Df-
vina Providencia, en- sus sabios i'll.
clos. tuvo d bien separar de entire 81
apreciable familia, parientes v ami.
COS, q Ia estimable y virtuosa sra.
Kafaelita Il. de Tafoya; sea
Resnelto, Que las presentes resolu-
clones de condolences sean decreta-
das 4 su esposo, 81 ST.. Manuel Tafo-
Iva Y familia.
La ilnada naci6 en- 81 Prado, conda-
do de Taos, en- Julio de 1854 v contra
jc matrimonio con 81 81. Manuel IA
foya el dia II de Agosto de 1870. ma
eiendo de tan dlchosa union matrimo-
rial dos hijos y dos hijas, los cuales
son como sigue: La Sra. Sosptz T.
de Archuleta, Ell ST.. Jacobo v Sam
brano Tafoya v la sta. Marina Tafoya.
ueja tambien para lamentar su ire
parable p6rdida i'm hijo polftico y dos
f.ijas polfticas y in crecido nimero
sde nietos. parientes y amigos.
La finada sufri6 con pacfencia v
resignation cristiana una penosa en-
ffermedad por nueve meses, los Ilti-
nos dos iabi6ndola postrado en- ca-
ma I'm lar flfiynar hnw1. ~ r. -s
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-03-08

culpEN err ~pRoYEcro.

MLHFATF WFfNN
I'll Hon. Marcos @. de Baca ha intro
ducido I'M proyecto 81 cual es de- tan
grande importancia como ~cualesquie.
"a que hasta ahora haya sido introdu.
edo en- Ia legislature. KS 81 proyec.
10 para votar segun eli sistema de
Australia.
En- IA materia de procedimientos de
elecciones Nuev0 Mexico esta znny
atras de los otros estados. cast Ia ma
ycr parte de-los cuales han exclude
eI lgastado y aheio sistema de condus
cir elecciones, lleno como 10 esta de
corruption y ofreciendo cada oportu-
nidad para supervision y direction de
lts mo poifticos.
Este sistema. proveido en- el pro.
veto de DE Hacas pone todos los nom.
bfes en- IN solo b0letc y 81 votante
toma 81 boleto de I'm inspector en- Iu-
gar de un espfa de baTrio, entra al
apoaento proveido para tai prop6sito.
Harca un boleto como un ciudada-
40 libre, de acuerdo Q Y pr0pios
dAseos.
81 an votante no sabe 9 no puede
leer 8 se confunde en- cuanto al meto-
DO de- hacer las marcas. puede obte-
rtr Ia a~sistencia de un ofcial regular,
zero nadie de afuera SO perlnite en- el
sposento.
FL DICTATOR y Ell amo quedan elfmi-
rados enteramente, y Ell modo de en-
tregar el vote en- IL ventana alberta
rasa de mas accion.
Otro provisto de valor en- este pro.
veto es Ell m6todo de Ia impression y
dlstribucion de los boletos. Son Ii
propiedad del estad0 v no una contri.
fncion de I'M partido polftico.
Son r1andados afuera Dor el secre-
tario de estado Is I'M Official regular de-
condado quien .es responsible Dor los
n.ismos y por SD distribution. ST I'll
fslta, todos los partidos sufren ID mis-
NO.
No hay m6todo Dor I'll cual 81 aino
del partido pueda eyitar IL distribu.
cion de una porcion de los boIetos, be.
70 conyenientemente perder aunelIos
del partido opuesto. B yer oue .su cria.
40 10 haga.
Tana mxfodoA vfa$os IA A. a. hoIo
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-03-08

do su poder y cuando 81 estado tome
su manejo propio.
Sera solaniente hasta que el pueblo
time cargo de sus propios negocios
Y que pueda hacer exito de los mis-
mos.
Los presentes ~manejadores han fall
tado en- hacerlo.
Debe darseles su ~descargo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-03-08

NEANLA LISTAA sbsoy asnu od ela candidates yyudenhs - aa oMeaa. N ls coaha mad
ayudarau III auMo~ La ndMn ~ onMas onhs igmnba
rs MooH1ses oM cMsAx. .osu sneEa. mxa
IA AMPMscHA DEL uvo MExcAkoN NS@aD@
Il LA 4AMMx n pHocmsssom eros coERc MTE oE HcEnNn rAc oNrxrA poasLE
MuE1RENv uEgo MHEco ToMANDou HFEs IN "a oNsTAY PAnocNANDo Ls MnM@ HMM
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-03-08
Apuense \ Obtengan ono De estOs Ounce \ Hernosos Pianos

suscaNaoN1s a. NuEyoM EMcANo o. sANTAF
pM@ uMs deM p0nMddn d SAhr anadcoms H. cMuEa ns sms Due paen As Makh
mM. mas nda par rbens h aaa M ashhna veNsM Mhn0 e
NO PuEDsNo sHNERU N PANo sv AAcEa Atoo DE TRAHAo.
10. memorable VII experiencing vale t% 81 asre que nd puAr zone En- ii msno
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-07-23
81
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'@!Sf' |FlP('e':'
IME~ ~-'~-tse

BLUE sKv PROMOTERS.

Bfns sky promoters are men 30 optf
mistio where other peoples money is
concerned that they will promote not
merely barren gold and silver mines.
but ths blue sky itself.
Postmaster General Hitchcock was
talking about q blue sky promoter
who had been convicted OF fraud.
This mans mine." he said. re
minded me In its scarcity Of gold Of
the railway sandwich.
There amt no ham in this here
sandwich man growled. seated on a
high stool before the marble bar of an
oldfashioned railway restaurant.
"'Oh, you amt come to the ham
yet the attendant answered easily.
The man ate on a while longer.
Then he growled again:
"There amt no ham yet
"'Oh,' said the attendant, you've bit
over It now.'"-New York Tribune.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-07-23

TITS too bad. old chap. that you
didn't get an invitation to that affair;
we forgot all about you"
Say. LII. you don't need to be
ashamed of that dress. When a gar
ment is well made. what's the differ
ence how cheap the stun Isl"
What admire most particularly in
your lectures. professor. is that they're
always short"
You take splendid care of your
horses. anyhow. Throgson; by the way,
do you ever hear from that runaway
boy Of yours?"
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-07-23
No Better Investment Today Than
ARKANSAS VALLEY LAND
We are Offering For Sale
Irrigated Improved Farms

All fenced, with rs 100
corras. all ready home
miles OF Lamar at SIS to $125 within miles
mar at $5b and SIS to $125
shipping point These prices
derived from the bitches.
show land free rebate
We also sell improved well
smai) at 30 Of nonirrisated
land 81 $6.25 ana acre. NhRbl,
We large list of fine Irrigated improved Arkansas
Valley farms exchange
Arkansas or northeastern Oklahoma fams
100000 deal) will exchange merchandise
NOTE-If want to AM M
iness restaurant hotel ooning bcksmithing
age drug
uons
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-07-23
TRAGEDY OF a LOST LINE

This patient looks harmless"
He il. That's the one we call the
sonnetteer."
And did making sonnets drive him
insane?"
No. am told his trouble originat-
cd in the fact that he wrote q peculiar
ly beautiful sonnet called On Visiting
the Scenes Of Happy Days. and that
the printer accidentally omitted a
line. When the poet saw he had put
his name to a thirteen-line sonnet he
went stark mad"
Unhappy fellow. He has q kind
face"
Yes. But just tell him you are a
printer-then jump back and hear him
gnash his teeth"
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-07-23
The Weary World.

whats the matter with Mixonf He
seems SO sad"
Family troubles"
why. Just before he was splicsd
- told me his wife to b was the
whole works."
Yes. I know. but he's discovered
that It takes . whole lot Of winding
to keep . woman like that going
Woman's World.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-07-23
Latest Invasion.

First Sufragette Hobo-What be-
came Of Weary Mile Walk-a-way?
Second Suffragette Hobo-She and
Dustina Rhoades were riding the rods
Of Santa Fe east-bound, when Weary
Millie let loose to put her hat on
straight.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-07-23
vMcomvENrioNALIrlEs.

-Dtsp lively. you old du6eri You're
seshvctin' the transportation systsm
1t mors'n 1900. 900 peoplel"
TN not the least bit disappointed
b you - = nsighbor. Mrs. Nagsworth:
svorybody told me I'd ind you . regu-
lAr old viraSo."
"Yss. sir. wrote the story that was
ps1ntsd about you in the paper this
morning. and II you make any fuss
about II we'll print one 80 much worse
that you'll want to crawl OF some.
where and die"
what arc you kicking about.
mAdamf That photograph looks ex-
actly like you. II should give you .
hundred sittings couldn't make you
appear handsome"
Tommy. when you 90 home you
oan tell your mother kept you in
after school because you are . bad
boy whose parents don't seem to know
bow to train children"
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-07-23

The Police Captain-The mounted
policeman swears that you didn't
blow your horn. and I'll have to hold
you until find out
The Unlucky Autoist-Don't hold
me too long: hired that blamed auto
by the hour.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-07-23
A Serious Object.

why are you suddenly 30 anxious
to run for local ofice?"
WELL" replied Mr.. Chuggins. Il
have decided that man who drives
an automobile wants a little prom
inence and authority SO that the po-
licemen will recognize him and maybe
be little easy"
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-07-23
DIsprovjno an AdaQe.

This show makes me tired" said
Borleigh. II don't think there is any
thing new under the SUM-"
Perhaps not" replied Mrs. Bor-
leigh; but unless l am greatly mis-
taken. Robert is sitting on your new
opera hat"-Judge.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-07-23
Thought They Were Alive.

Thought They We're Alive.
Patience-Your brother II q pigeon
shooter, isn't he?
Patrice-Yes. he shoots at clay
pigeons.
well. he kills them. doesn't her
''No. he never killed q clay pigeon
In his life"
"Oh. l didn't know he was such .
bad shot as that"
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-07-23
Persistent.

Persistent.
Our sins are sure to find US out
quoted the Wise Guy.
Yes. but they have an unpleasant
habit Of calling again." added the Sim
pie Mug.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-07-23

First Boarder-I don't think Mr..
Hall Roome paid his board this week.
Second Boarder-How do you
knowf
First Boarder-Mrs. Hashem gave
him the neck Of the chicken.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-07-23
What's the User

What's the user
why don't you get in the habit OF
going to the dictionary when you want
to know how to spell a word?"
Il do occasionally, but somehow
tie dictionary always has 1t wrong.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-07-23
Entomology

Outlines the little bedbug 10
As busy as can be.
I hope In his activities
He won't alight on mel
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-30

We are in business for your health
 Keller Bros. Drug Go.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-30

L. Schultz will arrive from Atlin tonight in time to take the Sophia for the States.
 MT. and Mrs. W. H. Harrington will sail for the south on the s. s. Mariposa tonight.
 Mir. and Mrs. Geary and son, from Dawson will be passengers out on the Princess Sophia tonight.
 J. Allen, who is connected with the Northern Commercial company at Dawson will sail for the south on the Sophia.
 P. c. Collins, travelling passenger agents for the c. P. R. will sail for the south on the Princess tonight. He has been in Skagway for the past week.
 George Schultz and George Walt enbaugh, both connected with the Side Streams Navigation company, will be passengers for Seattle on the s. s. Mariposa tonight.
 The Steamship Georgia left Jun eau at 1:15 o'clock this afternoon for Skagway. She should make the run in eight hours and is scheduled to sail at ? o'clock tomorrow morn ing
 c. W. Felch, of Seattle, represent ing the Fischer Towering Mill com pany, and Swift & Co.,, wholesale meat packers, came up from Haines on the Peterson last evening and will sail for the south on the Mari pOsa tonight.
 The Harbor Boat Peterson, which gets it's supply of fuel oil from the s. S. MaripOsa, came up last even ing for the purpose of taking on d supply, but owing to the non-arriy- al of the big ship, returned to Haines this morning. She came up later in the day, and will remain until the Alaska Steamship com pany's boat docks, and after re- plenishing her fuel supply will sail for Fort Seward
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-30
THEY ALL DEMAND IT
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 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-MilburD Co.,, Buffalo New York, sole agents for the Unit ed States.
 Remember the nams-Doan'S-ant take no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-10-30

Location Notices, placer and quartz, soc. a dozen at the Dali! Alaskan office. u