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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-03-12
Important to all Women
~ Readers of this Paper.

thousands upon thousands of women
We kidney or bladder trouble and
yer suspect it.
Women's complaints often prove to
DE nothing else but kidney trouble, or
the result of kidney or bladder disease.
If the kidneys are not in healthy
condition, they may cause the other or
gsns to become diseased
You may suffer great deal with
pain in the back, bearing down feel
ings, he adac he and loss of ambition.
Poor health makes you nervous, irri-
liable and may De respondent; it make S
kny one so.
But thousands of irritable, nervous,
tired and broken-down women have re.
stored their health and strength by the
use Of Swamp-Root, the great Kidney,
Liver and Bladder Remedy.
Swamp-Root brings new life and ac-
tivity to the kidneys, the cause of such
troubles.
Many send for sample bottle to see
what Swamp.Root, the great Kidney,
Liver and Bladder Remedy will do for
them. Every rcsder of this paper, who
has not already tried it, may address
DIR. Kilmer & Co., Binghsmton, N. Y,
and receive sample bottle free by mail.
Yoycan purchase the regular fifty
cent and one-dollar size bottles at all
dug stores.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-03-12
LOD|BURG.

A. NJ. Hardin WAS in Custom last Fri
day.
Wallace Parks, who is attending the
Normal at Harmed, spent last Saturday
and Sunday with MS parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jess Parks.
Born, to the wife of Frank c. Collirs,
OF Hannibal, Mo-, on the 5ih, boy.
Mrs. Collins is a sister of Mrs. ]. II.
Avitt and d. 4. Deacon, of Lodiburg.
We are glad to see Frank Miller able
to be out again.
Mrs. Grayson Payne visited her
brother, Iii Johnson, of Custom, last
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Haynes, of Har-
dinsbnrg, were guests of Mrs. Haynes
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-03-12

parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Brown,
last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Jess Payne and daughter, were
the guests of her brother, Earl Basham,
last Saturday.
James Wellington and Mrs. Charlie
Payne and children, Marvin and Eva, at
tended quarterly meeting at Stephens
port last Saturday.
Miss Mirl Bashap was the guest of
Miss Ida Belle Alter, of Irvington, last
week.
left Addison was in Evansville last
Sunday.
Mrs. Flake Alter, of Irvington, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Basham
last Sunday
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-03-12

might.
And on she goes to secure her right,
But does not rid politics Of its plight.
She claims she stands for her rights,
But when women stand for their
rights,
They stand as Molle Pitcher stood;
In the thickest OF the fight without a
hood.
In the good old Book of books, they say
There is verse that means this way,
That the women sit and listen
While the men pass and whistle.
The women voters, they do say
That the lady votes any day
Could rid Chicago of foul play,
And bring wise to light al in one day.
Just think, dear ladies, of the day,
That blistered feet do never pay,
And the lady of today who votes
Renders to politics but small notes.
-Contributed-S. s.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-03-12
HONE@g)
nTOWNR5
10 HELPS
FOLLOW THE JAPANESE STYLE
Many Prefer This Form Of Landscape
Art In Making Plans for
Their Gardens.

Many admirers of Japanese art have
treated their backwards in the Japa-
nese style, which lends itself admir-
ably to small places. 1t is a style
which requires considerable taste and
artistic ability to handle properly. II
not we'll done, 1t becomes grotesque
and ridiculous. One very successful
example of this style Is the garden
Of Mrs. Lillian Burkhardt Goldsmith.
the well known actress and dramatic
reader The messy hills. the water
fall. paths and tiny stream we're all
laid out and very largely made by
her skilful hands. One of the loveliest
things in the garden is the wistaria
arbor, in spring a mass of pendent
Iafender chains.
Instead of laying the emphasis on
the garden plan, one may use the back
yard as a place to collect rare and
unusual plants. Better still, one may
make a collection of all the species
and varieties of one family or may
raise trees and shrubs from seed.
One Berkeley professor is making
collection of iris and Is now looking
forward to the blooming periods OF IL
new varieties recently imported from
Palentine. Watching these come into
bloom will not only give pleasure to
the family, but to many friends and
neighbors.
Growing lilies, irises. dahlias and
gladiolus from seed are very fascinat-
Ing. They vary so from seed that any
one is likely to get some new and
beautiful varieties. There is great
pleasure in watching the blooming OF
each new Seeding.
The forms of back yards are endless
as the people themselves, for each
back yard should express the individ-
uality of the owner, and should be in
keeping with the house and the sur
roundings.
A simple cottage will have a simple
yard gay and sweet with homelike
flowers. The stately colonial house
will have the formal garden with sun
dial, pool and rose garden. The lines
of the house will dominate the gar
den and both will form that harmoni-
GUS whole which we delight to call
hohe.-Boston Globe.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-03-12
The Mothers FavOrite.

A cough medicine for children should
be harmless. 1t should be pleasant to
take. 1t should be effectual. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is all of this and
is the mothers favorite everywhere.
For sale by all dealers. ADV.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-03-12
The Suffragette.

The woman voter OF the day
Reminds me OF kitten at play.
With hands soft and white
She grasps the ballot tight.
And with brain as soft and white,
She looks, but does not realize
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-03-12
UnGergoes Operation.

Mr.. Roy Mattingly underwent an
operation at DIR. Simons' lnhrmary last
Tuesday. He Is getting along nicely.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-03-12

For any pain, burn, scald or bruise,
apply DR.. Thomas Eclectic: Oil-the
household remedy. Two sizes Csc and
soc at all drug stores. ADV.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-03-12

THAT howwid Miss Giggles really
laughed at me lawst evening, doncher-
known
well, never mind her-she often
laughs at nothing"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-03-12
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinine. II stops IN.
Cough and Headache and works of the Cold
Druggists refund money II Il fails to cure.
z. W. GROVES signature on each box. Soc-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-22
WHEN THE LAST BOATS GO

,;c sure that you have not forGottea io mall those ruph's of the Mining and Dredging edition of thr Nugget. Th-r' arc special reasons why you should not ov-rl"nk sending them this year.
 In thc first ph,cr all the country has heard uhnui th. storm here and will want inforinnt ion about the place that has created such n stir In the press of tlm r,n,ntry. In tho second place your friends will t1 anxious tn see the pictures of Nome and other pictures und reud the dcscriptiones of tho things that interest you and keep yoa in during the winter In the third place place If you have any pntriotic feeling fnr Nome you will send some of tho excellent books out in order to keep people interested in the development of the place.
 Remember that no section ever pro- gr-ssrd without advertising. There is no better advertising for Nome than the Mining and Dredging edition of the Nugget. Send some out for the sake of Nome. They are ready wrap i'etl and stamped to mail. price fifty five rents.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-22
ALASKA GOAL
 UNTOUCHED
'pscial Nugget Service.


 pHILA DELPHlA. Oct 2z-In ad. dressing the mining congress now II, session here pr. Crane. head of the niining department of the college "f the state of Pennsylvania said that while indust rirs nf inc United States were crying for coai supplies the great coal fields of Ahska lie untouched. These unlimited supplies of fuel SD much needed by the country remain hidden In an unslcveloped hand and ar" withheld ffum the market i'ccamse # th.. governments policy of obstrtc- tion in regard [" Alaskan development where there should he a policy oc con struction. Dr. Crane held that con gress had been criminaliy negligent ih regard to the development of Alaska and it's resources and demanded thar ihc members of the mining congress pass Il resolution asking congress ip take up at once ihc question af huild- Ing railroads for ih" proper develop mcnt uf Alaska.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-22
Special Nugget Service.


 MENI,u CITY. u,i. .a lIn"rin" s,r.r.i inli," I"iuN rnilS'"l lh" arr"Si nT Scnors Romero and NnS'tr'z aHd six other nn.iniars nI ihc bower il"nr" of Deputies charged with " conspiracy to mut,lrr the president "f tn" rrp,h . hc Hurrtn nmin,nins n i"rF"ri' corps uf secret S.'IN r" men for hi.' own protection as h" well hn"wS ih'; his life is iu ,L,n:rr at all times. rhs" s,1'r,t agents .hV rr'hn all waih;' of life aud nuti,, can tell wh''n liscusS- inE puIiI!.lI inlti"rs. rhciI."r in . paiIc.. ur a brutlr'l wlr. may L." lis icning with ih" "bi.,t ,d Iu1king r" port [" tho dictator.
 IL is claimed bI ih" p"li''" tia Romero and Nns'n'"% N.ih i'r ether d, p,ilics in Ilr. i,l'i bad lrrnne'i with some pntive pr''irs [" kill iiutth t"- day "n the "rT,si.r If lis dti' ni: ;.' tho arsenal tn present r sianh rf C'l- DTS |" lNf HrS' ''S'h"H' '" "h'"'H recently r,a.rgniiiZ.d and ,l'.Iaih'd as q personal ln,d, =tE,i'I (" Ilr rr''si'lri,' lIuoria never drives In Ihr streets q" the "ipiihi wiih"tu .. ;-rI,r'i "f s'l. dhrs ai"uni his r.t,ri;i.". Th" pl;,n nf m" assiteins was [" "rnl'N II r'"'ii on thr srt,'nd ii.",r rt a huIis, "n un,' d lh" streets thr"G |, which il was supposed Iln"rIi N'WLi I;.ss and |" fir. int" his ,.irriig.' s'.' ,r' lr"Nr hy.
 il k ni known h'w th" secret s''r- vir" men uni9,ri h-d ,lr, plni hnt ., K Sui,I"'s',l t!Hi H.'iu' .,n" "i, thc in
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-22
EMPEROR ATTENDS bURIALS
CONTINUE TO TALK ABOUT MEXICO
|C|TY COUNCIL
 DISCUSSES RELIEF

At u special meeting of the city council held last night in conjunction with tho relief committee a resolution WAS passed directing the city clerI. to write d letter thanking the lI-opl,' of Seattle for their genererous re sponse to the Nome relief fund.
 The report of the city treasurer showed that seventeen thousand oln hundred and eighty eight dollars had been received for relief work and thnt about fourteen thousand of this amount was still on hand. The re- port shows that Il considerable amount has been spent In providing provisions and clothing for the destitute.
 Frank Aldrich reported on the con dition of the roadhouscs and their needs for establishment. Mir Aid rich had evidently made il pninstak ing study of the matter and his r@comm"n- da ions were wise and practical. m" question of furnishing lumber and sup plics to these necessary places WI" left to Mir. Aldrlch's committee.
 About forty men signified their in irniinn "f asking for transportation, out on the Bear. rhrs" men will llV" tn apipcur beforc the city clerk nnd register their names today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-22
ASSASS|NATES WIFE
 THEN SUICIDES

|, ,"t tho young bride. The he'd was in
 considerable disorder showing that T struggle had evidently taken place and
 the pillows and sheets were stained
 with blood from Il wound fin the youh. | w"man's head made by forty-fve
 Colts bullet. An examination of the gun with which warjcll killed himself
 showed that 1t was a forty-fvc Colts and that two chambers were empty.
 It Is supposed thnt Wardell killed his 1 wife and then walked the streets until overcome by fear or rcmorse he took his own life No cause can he as- signed for the deed by the many friends or the young couple for u WIS
 supposed that their amrried life was
 unusually happy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-22
oposial Nugget Service.

BOISE CITY. oct. s2,-Glen War dell. a prominent realty man and mcm- Der of the Eagles today sh"t his bride of six months and tbcn committed suicide. war'iell seemed in his usual spirits when sccn hl friends hi" las; night just before h" started home. He was not seen again until today when he was noticed wandering around the lower end "f town apparently In . dazed condition lt was first thought that the man had hcen drinking and enc or two of his friends spoke tn him and advised him |" E" h"me amt take Q rest. However. th" man mad" some excuse to g., away from his fri"nhS and entered q x,im'n. II" walked out through the !,ar .ind iniu q back room where he drew a revolver and hhw out his brains.
 An attempt was It,t,I,' In iclcl'hnn" to Wardelrs lum" and inform his young wife "f th.. ''urrrhr" hui n" answer WAS "htatnrd [" he call. War delfs body WAS then placed "n h wagon and iak"u i,' the newly furniSh . ed cottage m si>ih street. Q.
 Here the frhlnls wlh hId brought The dead man EI.,n,. ,'.ild nd gt'i any answer to th"ir kuc,k at thr d,s,r nnd they finally catered tIn house. Lying on the bed. almost nude WAS the body
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-22
BRITISH LEADER
 BREACHES SUFFRAGE

think ihal ih"s,' m.llmls would he re- ,Iuirrd In America hut If there was no other way to make tho men see thu
 f Amn'rirt must follow their English sisters.
 NIrs. t'ankhurst address was receive with great enthusiasm hy tho audience and she was repeatedly interrupted wnh cheers and applause. She will i" permitted [" make sev- "ral m,r" suffn,gcttc sipeaciies in th!s country and tu c"lle'I the gate re- from wlr'nr" shc came.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-22

ten companies of coast artillery sta toned at Fort Munroc. Virginia, to pre- pare to embark on transport at New port News and the depot quartern,as- ter at Philadelphia is preparing to load stores on board of m army trans port at that place.
 A contract has recently been let to q large New York wholesale drug com pany for extra medical supplies for the army and the auartcrmaster'sd de- partmcnt has made arrangements for tho delivery of new transport wagons. 4 large number of remounts are being procured for the cavalry and addition . al forage contracts are now bein,; mnde by the department.
 While there is no definite statement from any official source as to the meaning of ull this activity In the mill tnry branches of the government scr vice il is not heinz done for purpose nf drill and 1t is evident that the army and navy are rapidly getting In q po- sitio to move.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-22
Special Nugget Service.


 NEW NpHN. b,i. ...- Ma,lsnr square garden WAS filled with as Ercn, q crowd today as was ever drawn ,u this fum"is place hy Il six days hhycI rae" nr a dog show. Thr attraction this lime Was equally as interesting as the more, spectacular .Arn,s which arr pult,i "n hy th" sporting world for Airs. tnttlinc l',nkhttsi iiIr much advert is,.l anal always '"hhrrs"in' English suTiraG,ttr wns l"i niit nf de- trntian hy tl" rmigrflIi.n nni"his hr direction uf thr president h'ng rnnug; tu deliver her lecture nnd intihntly l., ,ollcri ih" receipts frnm tn. i"N "ilr".
 t:maiiur. contrary L" expectations: ,li,i not have an axe nr Il i"'N "f dyiIt- mite with licr Int suan" ,r ih" things she said about the mah sex in her r"nniry sounded like the "Ni,lnsh,n "f u bunch f giant crackers. In .l.f,nd- ing thr ,lcst r,n.ilv. tarti's adopted by thr milItnnis in England si" sni,l that st..h methods w,.r" lhr "nly kind tha: would influn,r thw British gnv..rI mrnt and the mHics "f I.ritain wh.' wore sn dcns,. nnsl thick il,s,.l,I tIrt II took Il nntllct in drive il" fact ini.' them that the women were in cariles, ln regard ta ilc vutr. She di,i nni
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-22
M.uset Special Service.

Nuuoot Special SerS'ce'
 WASHINGTON. t"t. 2s -- Flor over .nree hours this af,crn'"n President xv,,.on. Secretary l;ryan and othc. ,,.mbers of the cabinet held q con ..,,ation al the White House "v-r the Mexican situation which is daily be- coming more serious. shortly after .h. secretary of state reached the cx .c,tiye mansion th" presidents srcre- ,arv Tumui,y. tcichhnncd tn the cap vol md tr,lIrd several senators to th.' ro.eting. These were mostly stauncli administration men. hni among tn" number were two or three who have opposed Mir. Wilson's policies and this |. token to mesan that the siuation has hecome So serious that all parties will he invited to share in the councils. General Mills. chief of the miiiti;, div isiou of the war department. actom- nanied the secretary of war and Ad- miral Dewey. chief of the navy gen ~ral board as well ns tho chicr 'f bur eau of navigation "f the navy depart ment were sent for.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-22
PRESIDENT DISCUSSES
 MEXICAN SITUATION

it has not yet been given out what lhe result of this conference at the White House was but Senator Ben Tillmnn of south Carolina. who was present. is authority for the statement ihat matters have reached q very ser hus statp. Farther than this the sen |. ator would not go. It was impossible to obtain definite information as to what plans, If any. were decided upon at thc conference for none of those present would discuss the matter. hut it k believed that within the next forty eight hours. unless there is a decided change for the hettcr in th. Mexican situation. that the president will take special message to the cap it'd and read it to the senatc md house assembled in joint sessinn.
 Im the meantime there is considcr- able activity manifest around tho war and navy departments and several bong messages have been despatched iu Major Grmral Leonard Wond who k ''m his way io the border.
 Orders have also been issued to tho
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-22
PLOT TO ASSASSINATE
 MEXICAN PRESIDENT

:ur aud gave thc scheme away tO tli. N arrested this morning just before q ir pirshkIi sinricd for ilm arscni,I uni,A,i" in ihc federal prison. NoIi. pf tIi"r frrf,Is are allowed 10 com allowed cN,.n to see ,p,insrI. It is pre- -,rnu.d ilii ti,, men will be inmcdia r.! i.ir ,hrsi,I,ris order.
 This is uui iln. first attempt up"n IhF ne ut liu.rta and In. k constantly in ,i,ts,. "1 h~ing killed either f"r re ,rng" Tor .bnic uf his own murders "r h, ."nc political aspir,nt who hopes in gain pnwr hy putting the ,l..scnt in,iiinir,ut out of the way. il K thought that the deputy Rom rru. wll" has l"tn arrested iu con ur,Ii"h win rh' plot in kill itucrtn Ia
 
 n.iny years Mexican amIH,ssad"r |. Washington.
 The prcsi,lcnt announced today that Grnarl Felix Di,z wh" w:ts sent oui h Mexico oii u ".liplun,ati ic mission ns s,",n as his aspiration for rI-rti.hl |" th" presidency ai ihr coming "t,T' ti"iis MS annrtins,.,t will he alh'wr,l [" E,nd and pr'.y.r.l to the capital on Inn ,i,m"iiSt ration upon his arrival. l, tlui" is iln slightest show "f ri,ihI. Siasin over the t'l,hrw m the gr,q,i iiiaH hr will i" immediately arrested and ,h'l"iitrd "r imprisoned.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-22

slnd with helmet ofr during the en- lir service stepprl to the line of t.n issnns and placed wreath on each c;,sltr. The empress and the crown prince were beside he emperor and there were many princes, nobles and high officials of the empire in the inn pr riil suite.
 The ninrai coriage then formed on ilt,, parade and with thr mIssed bands nI iIlc guards iu it's head, prsn'e.alr [" th. military cemetery. The pro. ,,,,snn i,nss.rl through the streets of !...rlin and down Inter den Linden N ,irr,, thousands of barr headed cit iIiz.irs iriid II last tribute [" thu men wil" had lost their lives In tlir ser Si,,. in their country. The streets iii,"ueh which the funeral pr'nrssion
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-22
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nu99et SorvtcA
 BERLIN, Oct 2l The twenty three army and navy officers who lest their lives .n the recent disaster to th E gren, Zcpi'lin aerial flagship were h''r- fed here With full military honors to- day. The scr,ire was strictly miii- tary and w.is held on ilr great pirad" ground in thr midst uf a hollow square iurind by in. regiments T the guards brigade.
 The r.,Skt.ts I.'iriia inc r"iilaius "t ihc officers were born OH hri illcry ,aiss,ns driwn Iy horses drnI"d in black palls aud each casl>"t WIS .uv'r- ri with ihc ii:,g "f iil" Tith'rlanh fT which ihc crew of ihr tirshi' died.
 immediately after tue funeral s''r- vice Was read il" rnl"r"r. wh' '"''i
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-22
WILLIAMS GOES
 TO GREECE
Special Nugget Service

Special Nugget Service
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-President Wilson today scent to the senate for confirmation the name of George Fre.i Williams. ex- congressman from Mass achusetts and a resident of Boston to he United States minister to Greece.
 Mir. Williams has been n prOminen, democrat in Massac chusetts for years and was one of the original i'ryan boosters in New England back in the dark ages when the present secretary of state first began to run for things. lie has been q long time landing fed- eiul jub hut tho post at Athens Is considered very desirable.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-22
SULzER LEAVES STATE CAPITAL
Special Nugget Service.

ALBANY, Get. 22.- William Snlz'", the dcpos q governor of New N"r'' left Albany today. His going was lar different from his reception when h. came to Albany [" take ihr cath 'I nlIicr There were no bands n" p"pu lar ph,udhs to-day. S.Nc the small oiiirE,i family which has st""d hy him in his trouble there were mon" [" ,i him rcvcrnnce.'
 As Sulzcr boarded thc train for N"S York he turned tn the group "f re- porters on the platform and said; have no regrets"
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-22
WILL HOLD PoTlATcH
Special Nugget ssrvies.

SEATTLE Oct. 22.-- Tn" city m Seattle has decided to hold Il grand potlstch un the occasion of thc coming of the Atlantic fleet {" Puget S"in'l after h passes through the Panama canal. This will bc one "f inc biggest cclchrat Ions ever attempted hy th" city and it wilt he joincd by all ti" other. towns around the shores of tlr' s,n,nd.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-22
SAYS ENGLAND
 APPROVES
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON. Oct. 22.- Sretary Bryan today In answering n puesti"a ns to the reported disgust "f the En- gIish government with American di- plomacy in regard to Mexico. said thii he had becn informed that inc oniy mart of the admin isti,ti" ions p"ii"y which did noi meet the cntir" ap- proval Of tho British foreign office was the non recognition "f i'rrsiIcnI Hueria.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-22
EMPEROR AND FAMILY
 HONOR AIRSHIP DEAD

passed were lined with troops who presented arms as the caissons bear ing the dead heroes passed and the silent, respectful crowds had not the heart to render even the usual amount of applaus that greets His Majesty the Emperor when he appears with his soldiers.
 All I,erlin WAS in mourning and the great crowd that stood hack of the square of troops around the graves at the cemetery attesied the honor in which the dead were held.
 At the conclusion Of the ceremOn- ies al the graves Il s,lute was fired and taps, tim lights nut call. was s,,un,lrd nn the trumpets.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-22
OREGON TO LEAD FLEET
Special Nussst Service.

WASi,INGTON. Oct. P. -ssccretar, M the navy Daniels formally announce ed today that the 0ld battlcshsp Ore g"n. whkh. under command of Cap inin Clark. made the famous run from ihe west cMst |" Cuba during the war with Spaln and arrived in time to hn In mt tho death of trvrra's fleet would lead inc ships of thr United states navy through Inc canal.
 It is cxprtcd tlmt the great ntimirnl "f the navy. ]. Daniels. will stand osl the bridg. of thc Oregon and dlrec: tho m"vcnmnts of th- hattleships.
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8. 6. coRWlk

The steamer cerwin twill sail fo' Dutch Harbor. Seward. Cordova, Jun eau. kstchiksn and sssttls, on or about October 2eth. For freight and passass apply ketxsbut TransPorta- tien . Trading C.. next Lomsn Bros studio.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-22
HEADQUARTERS OPENED
Special Nugget Service.

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.--Ex -Govern"i Sulzer has lost no time in getting his political campaign under way. He ar rived here this afternoon and at onc' opened headquarters in the Broadway hotel. The dcposcd governor says that he will now make the fight of his life to get back l." Albany and overthrow his enemies.