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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-02-13

A North Carolina negro was brought
out on The gallows TO be hung for murder.
Henry" said the sheriff, have you
anything TO say 2"
"Yas, sah," said the condemned man.
"l'se got few words to say. merely
wishes 10 state dat dis suttinly is going to
be lesson 10 me p'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-02-13
DIR. Kings New Dlscoyery

Soothes irritaied throat and lungs. stops
chronic and hacking cough, relieves tick
ling throat, tastes nice. Take no other;
once used, always used. Buy II at HDls
Pharmacy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-02-13
Mothers Can Safely Buv

DR.. Kings New Discovery and give il TO
the little ones when aiiing and suffering
with colds, coughs. throat or lung troub-
les, tastes nice, harmless. once used, al
ways used. Mrs. Bruce Crawford, Nj
agara, Mo-, writes: "Dr. Kings New
Discovery changed our y from pale
weak SICK boy to the picture Of health. +"
Always helps. Buy il tat Hills Pharmacy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-02-13
Troct No. z.

IS I-2 acres with all the Improvements
of tract No. 3. beside fine location on B.
& o. r. r for hme-kiln. Sample OF rotk
taken near surface snalyZed at Morgan
town University SO 9 carbonate OF lime,
6 l3 carbonate of msgneSIa.
1ERMS-Any one or all OF the above
mentioned property, one third or more
cash, balance on time, secured by mort
gage, or all cash. Possession gwen
April lst, 1913, if sold before February
18th. Address
H. L. MELVIN,
Shenandoah Junction, w. Va.
Jan. 30, 19l3-3w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-02-13

"Now, RUFUS, ! hope convinced you
that there ;lre no such thing as ghosts"
"Yassuh. You has convinced me-"
"You are absolutely sure 2"
"Yassuh. An all ! hopes is dat no
ghos' amsg'ineter come along an force
me to change my mind"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-02-13
TrOct No. 9.

1913 acres OF tract No /, with all the
Improvements OF said tract, bat only 40
acres IN wheat.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-02-13

The Register will be sent to any ad-
dress year for one dollar.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-02-13
Iract No. ).

So l-2 acres. improved by dwelling,
stable, cistern and small apple orchard,
also running water, about 2S acres in
wheat and 2o acres in clover.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-02-13

"Had dyspepsia r indigestion for
years. No appetite. and whai did eat
distressed me terribly. Burdock Blood
Bftters reached the cause. -. n. Walk
er, Sunbury, Ohio.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-02-13

ia.k!NG'S fNEsg DISCOVER
Viii Surely Stop Ta5t Cough.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-02-13

Every editor has troubles of his own,
and quite often they are like other edi-
tors troubles. The latest one TO air his
own troubles is the editor ofthe Bingville
Bugle, and here's how he does if:
Washington Journal., 1913-01-11
Corner" in aGgemeinen @eOarfs-
artifeln mnitattbaft.

Cine neue 8eOeutung perlieb oas
@lnoesober9eri6t Dem Sbermonn'-
ihen 9lnti = Srultgeieb, inOem es in
Dem beriibmten Bro5eB wegen oes
8attenf6en 8aumtpoa Corners ei=
ne gnti9ei0ung abgab, meIbe Oas
l1rteil Der 8orinitan8 rmitoBt nnb
Sen BON Der 8unoesregierung in Der
Sadie eingenontmenen Stanopunft
ais Ben ri6tigen auerfennt. Na6
W}aBgobe Oieier GntiHeiOung fam
alf @runo oeS Sbermann : @eiebes
bon oen 9eb0roen gegen Sic ioge=
nannten BooIs ODER Corners IN au-
gemeinen 8eoarfsortifeIn friminea
eingei1ritten per0en ltno @erionen,
wel6e Oer9lei6en in S3ene ieben,
MAIDEN ii6 itraf6ar.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-11
r@ermania NfannerdOr",

Die monatli9e &eriammlung 0eg
n@ermania MGnner6or@ am leBten
Sonntag mar iebr gut beiudt, llno
oa ale piinftli6 eri6ienen maren,
fonnte @rdiioent SEER Sobn &eiff
Die S%eriammlung 5eitig 5urO r0nung
rnfen unO bic @ei6Gfte glatt abtpid-
elm. 9as Yrotofou tpurOe angenom-
men mie perlelen, eingegangene &or-
relponoen3en CUR &enntnis gebraft
u1O Stealtng Oa5u genommen. @err
Srlilts Goblen3 tDltroe ais paIlipes
Weitglie0 aufgenommen. Inter Sen
eingegangenen &orreiponoen5e1t be-
fan0 iid ait6 cine ginlaoung 0es
@ereinS Bayern at oefien Sabres=
baa am 81. 8. sc. 0iele @inIaoung
turrOe angenommen nno bei9loiien,
sur Geri9onerung OeS Seltes 0urG
&ortrag Deri6ieOener 2ieoer bei5u-
trngen. Na6 S9luB ser @eriamm=
lung fan0 nod ein febr gemiitli9es
8~eiIammeniein itatt Die 8orberei-
tllngen fir ben am 3. Sebruar 5. s.
ltottinoenoen Mosfenbaa Iiro Itarf
i'm @nnge, 1tn0 BEL Der inteniipenMr=
belt oes &omites, inter Norlib bon
Serrn &arl Sammel, ltebt 81 err
tDarten, oaB Der 8an cine gl1n8en=
De Mffaire ner0en miro.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-11
@Oftfrantatmr fir 8iIiOm.
4orreiponOen5 foitet ben %ertp6blten
8r1iioenten m0dentIid iiber $50.

HeprGieiltant Ollie Ssomes bon
&entltdp, Oemn1hitiger Senator oie-
Ies Staotes, beabii6tiat, i'm SouIe
einen @ntrae ein3ubringen, DAB Dem
ertD6bIten Y~r6iioenten @ooorop
@iIfon bis gum A. MGr3 s. S. Die
8oitfranfatllr berIieben tperoe. @ou-
berneur @ilion erb1It umgefGbr 500
8riefe pro Gag, Die b%eonttportet tper-
ben miiiien ltro 0ns Sronfo fir Die
fe aorreiponOen8 belduft li6 wo6ent-
Iid nuf $50 oOer mebr, cine Iusgas
be, Die fir einen Mann bon niht ges
raoe reibIihen Mitteln un3peifelbaft
cine 8iir0e lit. ga MN oieIe &orre-
iponoer5 Our1 Sen llmitano berpor-
gerufen poroenJ 0aB SEER @iIion
gum 8r1iioenten ertpGblt nor0en,
Die 8eanttportltng Der 8riefe alIo in
gepiiiem Sinne ais cine offentli6e
8fIidt 5i betrodten lit, eradtet es
Saie Sames MIR ais reft, bob
Serrn @iIion oos Sranfatrtr : 8ri=
pilegium bonn &ongreB gepdbrt tper-
ben Iolte.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-11
e@weiserii@es.

D8as Ser @erner daes madt"
lagt uns in elmer ergobli6en Ylo1=
oerei i'm aOberlano" cine ate 2eb=
rerin. vDie &o1in madt Sen Salat
a; Die 8Guerin madt Sen &obis slt=
EIDE mo maht i'm y. 9ie MGbterin
ma6t Den Sa0en inc; Die Mepfel
MAIDEN mir abe; oos @artelbeet
macbt man linte. Der Mrlifont maAt
Ut. 8eim Sormiien MAIDEN sic Ser
beirateten gelegentli6 gegen sic 2e-
oigen. Sat Der 8ube feline Soien
oilregema6t (ausgetragerD, 10 madt
lie Die Mlltter un1e un0 maht Tie
5iuGg. Madt 0as Seu uede, 10 maht
bic giebDar o6e. $50 fid sur 81
iens5eit Die N2erte ni6t 5uecbe mad
en-, MAIDEN iie Der @o1sfrou 0ppis
ane. Mo9t elmer nj 6'Site. 10
miieB er iid furt Made. @er nihts
fir ma6t, Der nlo9t getp0bnlid bin
gere binterS). Meit einem &neht,
Der Diel blau madt, init elmer Maqo,
oie Or @ring (Diffopf) maht, ma
den es Die M~eiiterIeut nidt tpieoer.
Manhe S6leglete miro usqmoft
nno per DerIiert, miiB fire (berous)
lno ma6t er's niht freltoia,
10 miro er bon ben an0ern nod MS
$50 Der Mann oIes 6iirre
(permo6t) mndt, Oa mlB audi Die
biel 0iire made. @enn er
gang madt, mas er mag made, uro
feline 5omilie mas nio gmacbe, 70
ibn oas 5'9ooe made0
Washington Journal., 1913-01-11

Dem ri + G r e n HrGiioets
ten Oes GentralOereins ging foIgeu=
Der 8rief gu:
@aibingtOn, 9. g., 80. ges. 1912.
N1ein lieber SEER @0ldnerl
Sd babe Oie gbre, Sbnen Die err
gebenlte Mitteilung 81 MAIDEN, Dab
sic in Der am 10. .. W2ts. Itottgebab=
ten Notwithstanding Oes 9ent=
I6en gentrolberetns I'M 9iitrift 60
lumbia e%in1timmig ols @brenprdii-
Oent ertpGblt tpuroeu.
Snoem i5 Sbnen at 0ieier grpGb-
lung ber5Ii9 ~grattIiere, fam ih ni6i
ltmbin, hermit au fonltatieren, OaB
Sic 5ebn bone Sabre oas @mt nIs
@rGiiOent unermiiOIi1 unO felbitlos,
nit @iiroe un0 Eaft, bertpaltet ba-
ben. 9ieie 8ebauptlng gu MAIDEN,
beredtigt cine foit aebniGbrige ge,
meini9aftli9e @rbeit nit S1nen, in
Ser reoIi1en 9[blt6t, Dem Deiiti6.
Imerifanertltm i'm Oiltrift Columbia
81 ioI6em Mnieben 81 Derbelfen, pte
es oelien nulnmerii6e St1rfe uno
oeiien inteaeftlteae @eOiegenbeit be.
oingt.
&6tnngsbon uno ergebenit,
6 II It ob 8enOer,
Sefret1r oes 9euti9. Gentralbereins
i'm 9iItrift Columbia.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-11
%Orbcrcitmnaen sltnl 4. WGrs.

Ser @eneralitabs6ef Ser Mrmee,
Generalmaior 2eonaro @oo0, hat
ais @roBmari6aa Ser am a. Mars
ab5nbaltenOen Snatgilrations $50
ra0e erfldrt, Dab Die Seilnabme Ser
Irnee uno Marine bel oieIer @araoe
altf ausOriidliden @un16 Oes flint
.tigen YrdiiOenten nidt 10 3ablreif,
Iein miro, mie BEL friiberen Gbnlihen
@elegenbeiten. Die Nrnfee nn0 Mea=
rine miro Onr6 1000 Monn pertre=
ten fem.
Sn elmer SiBung 6cs Snouqliroti-
onsfomites teilte Gbomas geeIIon
Sage 0en MitgIieoern nit, Serr@iI-
Jon tDiinibe Die Seier moglihlt elm
faf. General @ooo CAB ipGter be-
fannt, NaB Die 9lrntee Dur6 orei ScS1t=
fatterie : 9%egimenter, ein aaboae-
rte &egiment, ein Battalion Scsnae-
tieire, elm 8atainou Seloortiaerie
ltno Die 9aoetten Der Milit1rafaoe-
mic in @elt Noint bertreten fem
9ie Marinn tDeroen EN- Hes
Der Marine : Snfonterie, elm
Regiment @atroien mo one Seefa.
oetten Der Marineofaoemie in g[n=
napolis reprafentieren. SdlieBlih
@eneroIg9ooo nit, Dab oie M1i-
li5 : 0rganiiationen Der ~einSelnen
5taaten nod nid)t gemeloet 1aben,
N melder Nn5abl iie ii9 an Der 8a-
,aoe gu beteilieen ipiiniden.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-11
9amemberein OcS rgermania MfGm
ner : GbOrs."

SIN 0atnenperein fano @obI Ser
8eamtinnen itott. Ole nelten @eam-
ten fino:
Srau 6. Bauer, @raiiOentin;
Srau 81. 2erd, @i5e : 8rGl.;
Srau sc. Billie, Sefretdrin;
Srau q. Smelling, 59abmeilterin
Die ieitberige Hrdiioentin, Jralt
S. guBler, meI6e 5 Sabre binOurG
unermiiOli6 Oas @mt Ser @rGfioen=
tin perpaltet batte, lebnte cine @ie-
oertpabl ab.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-11
Grefnti b. aOmite bes Central.
Oereins.

Serr Martin @iegonO, Irdiioent
oes 0eutI6en gentraloereins i'm 81
Itrift Columbia, bat foIgerOe 9erren
in 0as greflttib : aomite fir Oas
Sabr 1918 berufen:
Sobn Sill, @rneft 9lmeIlng, @il-
Itabe Bender, Ileranoer SO. 8rirf,
Carl GuBler, 9spalO ebert, GorI
@golf, Carl Sommel, Sobn 9raft,
NIfreo Grieg, Sermom 2ehner, 8.
6. 2uder, George Mair, Gbriitian
&ommling, Sobn GoeBler, @olfgang
Nudo1i9el, aliguit S9mar5, &ng.
@dmiot, Mortin @ieganO, Ism.
@iegmor, Soiepb @onorad.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-11
gOur RatiOnalbnaO.

Der @oritano Ocs 9eutI6 glne.
rifdniiden 3ationolbunOes faBte fol-
gcnoe geiIeios 9ei6liiiie. Wlit Dem
am 8. 9e3ember 1912 erfolgten Sim
iheioen itnieres eriten lebensldngli-
den Wlitglieoes, gruit Seromer, Oes
betagten &oters unieres BrGiioen-
ten, beflngen mir NIT ben trauern-
Ocn &interbliebenen oen @erluit ei-
mes braoen 8iirgers, freibeitslieben-
ben Mannes, zines itets ebrliden
6reunoes, zines eOIen Meni9en, Der
in Dem @lauben an pabre Meni9-
belt leinen Croft lnO Salt fanO.
6rei BON @ngber3igfeit, erfiiat
BON eolem 8obrbeitsIinne, lit es
berrli1 i6m gegliidt, ole 9egeilter-
ung fir Die bo1Iteu SOeaIe in ieine
Na9fommen tief binein5upflan3en.
ltno 10 flingen Tie alt1 boa unO REIN
3uriid aus Dem @er5en leines Crit
geboreneu, OeB @eiit als Singing
uno ais Mann ii6 in Oeuti9er Sitt'
un6 Sreu' bemGbrt', u1O Ser in be-
ruf encr5ii6reri6aft BON nns0 eutid-
omerifonerlL 0es 8aters laitteres
@emiit in e6ter f6ltdter @eiie ebrtl
Ser 0erti1- 9lmerifaniiGe gtati-
onalbuno oriidt ieiner @attit mo
&inOerm ionic Ser Semitic oes SIM
geificoener, Die oufri6tige Seilnab-
me nno Oas tiefe @eileiO Oes 9unoes
onrd oieien 9ei6luB aus, BON Dem
cine 9(bi6rift Sen Sinterbliebenen
ii6erreid)t mer0en ioa. Ser @prltano
oes 0elttidamerifanii6en 9tational=
bunOes, Sos. Seller, eriter 8i3eprdi.,
MOolpb Ginm SefretGr.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-11

Or. s. $. Seramcr, Ser @rdiioent
Oes 9ettld : Amerifanti6en Nati=
onalbunoes ltn6 Der 9euti1en Sc
ieai6aft BON YenniplOania, lit Oitrd
@ouperneltr Gener BON %pnnipIpa=
mia OaOur9 altsge5eidnet uno geebrt
porOen 0aB er i'm gum &ertreter oes
Staates @enniploonia bel Ser &on-
feretl5 Der oAmerican Societp for
SuOicial Settlement Of Snternatio=
nal Disputes" ernannt bat. Die
&onferen5 1T am 20. uno 81. 9e5em=
Der b. S. in @oibington abgebalten
worOen. Or. Seramer bat ote gr-
nenrtllng n%ngenommen.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-11


Son Dem 6orftoeportement oes
Staates @isconiin, 81 Maoiio1L lit
Der gori6Iag gema9t tporoen Die
an Ser S6pinoiudt grfranfteL io=
melt iie ii6 nod i'm erIten Stooium
Der &ranfbeit befinoen, ODER &efon-
onles3enten iin0, BEL lei6ter 9lrbeit
in Den peri9ieoenen Soritreierpati=
omen Oes Staates GIT bei6Gftigen.
Nli6 2eltte aus Ben St1oten Die an
cinem 3nlammerbrll6 Ser Nerben
erfrnnft iin0, ioIen 0aIelbft Inter
fnnft finOen Mnen oielen &ranfen
mo1te man Damn i'm Mdloe Nelh1f=
tigung geben nnO 5pnr nit Der @ie-
Oernnfforitung Der o~bgebol5ten 2Gn-
oereien. IS giebt I'M Staate isis
conitn an Die 1900 berrli9 unO ge=
Iuno eelegener Seen, Die einen i0ea=
len Iufentbaltsort fir 0ie an obigen
&~ranfbeiten ~leioenoen Menlden bill
Den Diiroen. Sebt i6afft man oieie
in Sanitarien, mo es biel @el0 fir
Die angeb0rigen uno ben Staat fo-
ltet, iie 5lt 1nterbolten. Sn ben @Gl=
bern iino Die Observation-Disclosures
nod better 1tno bort peroen Die &ran=
fen, inoem man iie I'M SntereIie oes
Staotes orbeiten IdBt, ibren Inter
balt gum Sell peroienen f0nnen,
mas biel our 9ebeusfrenoigfeit ser
&ranfen beitragen piiroe. 9ie @n=
gelegenbeit lit Ourb Oie @isconlin
Mnti : Suberfillofts Aflociation elm
gebeno unterfu9t tporoen uno bat
oieie Der Soee lire bone ~ltnterItiib-
ing 5ugeiagt. St~oatsforlter 6. 81.
Griffith bat MN afle @orbereitlinqen
getroffen, oaB cine oabingebenoeGor=
lage bereits bel Der llGditen @eieb-
gebnng eingerei6t miro. 0ieier al.
te Sori6lag bietet ben 8erbGn6en
oeS 9eutidamerifaniihen National=
bnnoes @%elegenbeit all praftifdergr=
belt. @an lalie ii9 bon State So
reiter G.M. @riffitb, Mooiion, @is.,
Gremplare Der &orlage 5enoen.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-23
FELIX DIAZ eRIeES
 WAY FROM PRISON

LOUISVILLE. Ky.-General Felix Diaz. leader of the latest revolution in Mexico. has escaped from prsion. according to a letter received here by R. c. Kirwin of this city from R. E. Dickerson, at Oaxaca, Mexico. Dick erson is from Boston and is interested in mining in Mexico. The letter was dated Oaxaca. November ,. and that part of it bearing on Diaz' reported escape follows:
 This afternoon a special edition came out here saying General Felix Diaz had escaped from prison by bribing sentries and gone by boat down the coast. The whole town is wild and Emilio goes round with q broad grin on his face. Emilio says he is going with several other Mexi- cans here."
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-23
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. - \ rare volume, sumptuously bound. containing auto graphs and letters of all the signers of the Declaration of Independence, was presented today. through Presi dent Taft, to the congressional li- brary hy J. Pierpont Morgan. The gift was brought to the White House and submitted to the president by Herbert Putnam. librarian of con- Gress, with d letter from Mir. Morgan in which he says:
 "I learned with chagrin and regret that our national library does not possess complete set of letters or documents of the signers to the Dec- laration. Such a volume" Mir. Nor gan continues, "is more fittingly pre- served in the national library han in that of any individual"
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-23
ALASKA
 NOTES

Major Strong's new paper, the Al pearance Saturday. It is seven column folio. and threatens strons editorial tendency. The major called on the News man one day last weeI and insisted that he had wronged hin in stating that he was a bourbon dem. ocrat and a candidate for governor oi Alaska. He said he was neither.- Douglas News.
 New York society claims to have spent $5.O0O this year for the protec. tion of Alaska birds and will go g, ,5Ol better next year. An exchange sug- sests that the money was spent for eggs.
 Clarence Kelly started in motor boat from Dawson on october I5 fol the Iditarod, a distance of l,500 miles in an attempt to beat the ice.
 Spruce creek miners in the Atlin district deserted their claims to stan pede to O"Donnell river. where rict discoveries are reported on the high benches.
 The Pacific Coast Steamship Com pany's freighter Meteor. Capt. Will jam Thompson, sailed from Sulzer foi Seattle recently. with a cargo of about 3,lO0 tons. Included in the shipments are l,5O0 barrels of whale oil loaded at Whale bay. Baranof island; 300 tons of marble and 25O tons of fertilizer from Killisnoo. fifty-two tons uf copper ore from Sulzer and 42,0OO cases of canned salmon from Rose inlet and other southeastern Alaska ports.
 The low water on the Yukon river this season and the trouble steamers have had from the many bars and shadows has resulted in many sug sestions that the Yukon should be supplied with river dredge. Steam boat men say that suitable dredse could clear not only the Yukon so tha, boats could carry much more cargo, but that the Stewart river could be given the same benefits with the same dredge. and that possibly navi- gation on the White an6 other streams could be made much easier.
 B. D. Blakeslee and wife arrived on the Jefferson yesterday and are registered at the Occidental.
 Mir. Blakeslee is one of the best known civil and mining engineers of Seward peninsula. having been en- gagged in his profession at Nome fo.' a number of years.
 Mir. Blakeslee expects to locate per manently in Juneau.-Juneau Empire.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-23

Ninety-four marriages. priests of Catholic church.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-23
TWO KILLED IN STRIKE RIOT

WAIHI. New Zealand-A constable and a citizen were killed and several persons injured, some mortally. in a strike riot here today.
 A body of union workers marched to the union hail. burst open the door and rushed on the occupa nts A fierce battle ensued. during which revolvers were freely used. Police rushed to the scene. but after the riot was quelled a mob of free" workers chased some strikers, several heating them.
 The strike at the Waihi gold mine has been in progress for some time The men ask for better pay and shorter hours.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-23
DIED AFTER
 LONG SLEEP
SEATTLE WOMAN'S CASE BAF
 FLIES SPECIALISTS OF CITY.
Special Nugget SsrvIes.

Special Nugget Servies.
 SEATTLE, Jan. 20.-After sleeping for 100 hours Mrs. Laura Mickey died in this city last night and today the about the cause of her death.
 Four days ago the woman's friends found it impossible to wake her from sleep into which she had fallen. Doc. tors were called later but none of them seemed to be able to guess the cause of the coma. Every effort of theirs proved futile and after 100 house of sleeping she passed away. The doctors have decided to hold . post mortem examination to discover the cause 6 the remarkable death.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-23
AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Old lswis Hunter Rye and the FA. meus Athsrton Bourbon whisksys. Distilled spring 1904. 1905 bought in bond and reduced to 90 per cent by U. 6. government, by the bottle CT gallon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-23
MATTERS OF RECORD
JANUARY g, 1913. Proofs of Labor.

No. 2S above Solomon river: Mrs D. NJ. Burley.
 B and 3i above Solomon river; Pioneer Mining Co. No. 1 bench, right limit Rock creek Snjan.
 Forget Me Not, left limit Anvi creek; Louis Stevenson.
 Locations. Woodrow Wilson. Wonder creek A. W. Mayer. Ninety-four marriages. priests of zA.-zl
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-23

You have most likely figured your saving on your fuel and groceries. Let us figure you a greater saving on your winters meat. Phone Red 70.
 UNION MEAT co.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-09-20
Select Seed Corn in the Field

Every year We have complaints
from buyers of seed corn that they
did not get 4 good quality of seed.
Tho sellers of seeds are a. honest
a. any other class of business ID On,
but a. q general rule, seeds do
BEST when planted under the same
soil and climatic conditions in
which they were grown. This is
particularly true of corn, but if
man docs not select his seed every
year from tho field he had better,
buy from some ono who docs. He
should buy as near homo as posi-
bic and should in no case 20 far
north or south for bis seed; but
there are honest sellers of seed
corn from whom hs can got better
seed, provided he is willing to pay
for it, than be is likely to pick
from his own crib in the spring.
1t costs considerable, however, to
select seed corn in tho field. com.
pared with crib selection, and the
fact that buyers will not pay for
this extra labor 10 largely rsspoD.
sibls for the poor crib-selectsd
seed so largely sold.
Ii, however. q man has a good
variety of corn and will take the
trouble to inform himself how to
select seed corn. ask them do it
carefully, hs 10 much more likely
to obtain good seed than he is to
wait until it 10 wanted for planting
aud then buy such seed as is gem
orally sold. Ii you have not a sa.
tisfactory variety and your neigh
hor has, it 10 good plan to make
an arrangement with that neigh
Dor to allow you to select your
seed from his tield.-Tait Butler,
in Th. Progressive Farmer.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-09-20

An Eastern paper has made the
discovery that tho dollar is dimi.
nishing in value at the rate of ap-
proximatsly 2 cents q year. If
this rate shall continue a dollar
won't be worth q cent in 1850.
This really means that by 1850
we shall have to pay 81 for things
that cost | cent in 1895. The
above figures are startling, but it
10 not unreasonable to hope that
something may check the climb
of prices, or tho decrease in the
purchasing power OF tho dollar.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-09-20
ULCERS AND SKIN TROUBLES

II you are suffering with all old, run
ming or fever sores. ulcers, bOils, eczema
or other skin troubles. get box of Buck
lens Arnica Salve and you will get re
lief promptly. Mrs. Bruce Jones. OF Bir-
mingham. Ala. suffered all ugly ulcer
for nine months and Bucklen's Arnica
Salvc cured her in two weeks. Will help
you. Only Poe. Recommended by all
druggists.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-09-20
For Cuts, Burns and BruiSe

In every home there should be box OF
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, ready to apply
in every case Of burns. cuts. wounds or
scalds. j. H. POlancO. Celyalle Tex. K,
No. 2, writes: "Bucklen's Arnica Salve
saved my little girls cut foot. No one
believed it could he cured" The worlds
best salvs. Only 25c. Recommended by
all druggists.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-09-20

Mr.. Fabio Halphen got a piece
Of iron in his eye while working in
the st. John refinery this week
that panied him 90 much that hs
had to 60 to a specialist for the
removal of the iron and treatment
of the eye.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-09-20

No woman should gamble with
cards whose husband is working
for living.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-04

CHICAGO, February Especial to
The Advertiser "A lone bandit last
night held up an express train in the
heart of Chicago's business district and
made his way to freedom with loot va
riously estimated at from $4,000 to
100000.
The robbery was the boldest in Chi
cago's history and was the work of a
steel-nerved man. Using a blue silk
handkerchief, the bandit forced the ex-
press messenger to turn over the key
to his safe containing Yesterdays re-
ceipts at the Union Stock Yards. The
contents were thrown into leather
bag and the bandit started from the
car.
The conductor, armed with revol-
yer, attempted to block the highway
man IS path, but was felled by blow
from the robber IS fist. Then the ban
dit Jumped from the train and mingling
with the theater crowds in the street
escaped without leaving any clue be
hind.
The robbed train is known as the
'fStock Yards Special" and is used
to carry money, valuables and express
matter between the Stock Yards and
the downtown district.