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Oxford eagle., 1913-01-09

When shameful plot exists between
liver and bowels to cause distress by re
iusing to net, take Di Kings New Life
Pills, and end such abuse OF your sys-
tenn They gently compel right action
u stomach, liver and bowels and re-
store your health and all good feelings.
.r,r ,rfssfs,st n. H.Kendel.
Oxford eagle., 1913-01-09
Len7o for Da.7Grufi.
You VIII i;c Surprised to see How Quickly
1t Iiisnppenr,d.


No more dirty coats from dandruff
heads zemo ssops dandruff. Apply it
aaJ time with tips of fingers. No sHog
~ smear. Heno siuks lnto the pores,
1ases the scalp healthy, makes tie
hair fine and glossy.
Zamo is prepared by L. ". Rose
Medicine Co., ct. LOUIS, Mo-, and is
regularly SOLD by all druggists at 81 per
bottle. tut to enable you TO make a
test and prove what IL will do for you,
&c :; 25-eent trial bottle fnlly gaGran-
iced or your money back al y. IL. Een
ael's Drug Store.
Oxford eagle., 1913-01-09
Thy jICIANS STATEMENT.

An 10, IL ~ again uCcc Ssary ,
that statepent be mace relative /
10 tn treatment prescribed for.
and tie condition OF. the Noted |
Drea ner." Some have stoted
that the treatment we gave our
pate II some time ago has
wro .ght decided change ia his
con itiun, and otherwise. Ii was
wi h ull confidence ia the treat
m -. that We gave il to our pa
q n, ana To relieve the anNieties
$ m we will say that he is still
IN our midst, and istoy Cr,am-
i1g moro serenly and less aff,ict. /
ed with mental halluciuations.
II IL surprising that we have to
make this statement. Somr.
however, seemed to be anxious
about the "Noted Dreamer" as
they used to hear of him and his
wonderful dreams;" and to his
many friends who do not know
II, we will say that he IS stiil in
terpretipg $50 called) his dreams
IN this paper. 1t would be ad
vlsable that these inquisiiivc as
to this matter look Il little more
closely tor has dreams and be,
benefited.
Doctors are, apparently, a.
chaitable set OF people. So much
care and attention he gives his
patients goes unpaid, and our
eX It nee ~ this world. Tor thai
reason, Is made somewhat
"eaero. in this regard it may
be interesting to note, that, hav-
ing derived such great benefits
ON our treatment, our patient.
the Noted Dreamer" concious.
ly or unconciously overlooked
the matter of appropriaung to
ms physician the required "sau
OF lie. But to be little plain.
er with regards to our patient il
may snffice 10 rotate a dream we
had one miserable day abou'
Christmas.
Last evening | was talking
with a doctor old and prav.
Who told me of a dream he had.
1 think twas Christmas dag.
" niie sho3@iiiS IN ms ufiice,
Ihe vision came 10 view.
For he saw an Angel enter.
Drtst IN garments white and
new.
Said the Angel. "I'm from heaven
me LORD mas sent me down,
To bring you up to glory,
Ana put on your golden crown.
for Vo" We been "A / lend to every
one,
Ahu ..Ork hard night and day.
You have doctored thousands
Tho from few received your
pay.
80 We want you up in glury,
FOR lou have Iabured nard.
And the good LORD Is preparing
Your eternal just reward.
Then the Angel and the doctor.
Started up towards elory's gate
But whea passing close To Hsdes.
The Angel murmured, Wat"
Il have got place to snow you,
It's the hottest place in Ifs
Where 9 ones who never paid
yoU,
In torment always dwell" +
And behold the doctor saw there I
His old patients by the score.
Al grabbing up n chair and fan, ,
He wished for nothing more.
But was bound to sit aud watch.
" they'd sizzle and burn,
Aud has eyes would rest on eebt-
ors,
Whenever way they'd turn. +
Said The Angel, "come on doctor,
There 5 the pearly gates see. -
But the doctor only murmured,
This is heaven enough tor +
me.
PHYSICIAN.
Oxford eagle., 1913-01-09
DR.. 7. Dorsett.
Veterinary Surgeon

| viii perform all kinds of
operations, Deotal, Sur
gerry, Obsterical, etc,
Hypodermatic Vaccinations
against infectious and conta-
pious diseases a specially. ,s
Office at Claude Moor's shosing
shop on North street.
Phone No. -S6. =.
Oxford eagle., 1913-01-09

1EAMBEHLAIN's COtGH REMEDY
This remedy has no superior for
coughs and colds. 1t is pleasant TO take
II C Intains no opium or other narcot C.
il always cures. For sale by all dealers
Oxford eagle., 1913-01-09
y WORD OF GREETING.

At the threshold of the new
year the EAGLE extends, with
feryor and sincerity, the greet
inRs of the season TO its friends
ADD readers everywhere.
We extend our greetings to the
agents OF every wise and uplift-
ing ialluence; to the men who
BIT in the councils Of the nation
and of the states and to those
who execute the laws committed
to their keeping; to those who
minister in the re.i Jiors and edu ..
cational institutions out of which
must come the highest product
OF our national life.
We greet the great army OF
those whom Providence has made
he custodians of wealth with the
hope that that wealth may b,
employed wisely for the welfar,
OF the great body of the people
We greet that greater army o
those who eat their bread in tn,
sweat OF their brow. with the faitl
and The hope that they may rear
in abundant measure the fruit o.
their toll.
With Underwriting purpose, viii
tolerance and charity, We shsl
pursue the even tenor Of the
course which has seemed wisest
TO us and with These new year
< 'ee;ings We bsspeak the CO.
operation which has followed u
thus far.
Oxford eagle., 1913-01-09

When Mrs Word was Interviewed
by cur representative several years
!ater. she SAID: Il am still recommend
ing Doan's Kidney Pyl's at every op-
portunity, as the beaeht they brought
me has neen permanent. This prepara
ton is deserving of the highest praise.n
For sale by all dealers Price 90 cents
Foster Milburn Co, euifala, New York
sole agents Tor the United States
Remember name-Doan's and take
no other
Oxford eagle., 1913-01-09
Makes Pinpies Go.
Remarkable How Zenlo Clears the race
Flmples and All other sienishp,

Remarkable How Zenlo Clears the race ,,t
fimples and All other Biemishes
With tne finger lips apply little
Zemo TO the skin, then see the pimples
and blac zheads vanish. Zemo is a
liquid, no. smear, leaves no trace, lust
simply sinks in and does the work. You
viii be assDaished to find how quickly
eczema, rash, dandruff, itcn, liver spofs
lsait rheum and all other skin diseases
are cured
zeino is put up bv the F.. w. Rose
Medicine Go, st. Louis, NO., and is regu
,arly SOLD by Q II druggists at 81 for the
large eosties, but You can get liberal
size trial bottle for only 70 cents. And
shis trial bottle is guaranteed. You
surely will fiud Zemo wonder. Get a
bottle from A. II. Kendel's Drug Store
Oxford eagle., 1913-01-09

I t"FsVNAV CUNsIiFATIUN CURED.
"Five years ago had the worst case
OF chronic constipation ever knew of
ard Chamberlain Tablets cured M. y
writes $. F. Fish, Of brooklyn, Mich.
Sold by all dealers,
Oxford eagle., 1913-01-09
Hiss Jean d
mas week.
DorD!y Proven.


The Rage lHtsasler~ Csa y" Longer bout.
tne Evidence
This oxford citizen testified long ago
Told of quick relief-of nndoGbted
benefit
The facts are confirmed
such testimony ls complete the eyi-
dence conclusive.
II for IS convincing proof Of merit.
adrs. Il (. Word, College Hiil street
Oxford, Misc, says: "a friend told
me about Deans Kidney Pulls after
using them with excellent results and
got supply. knew that my kid
neys were disordered. for the kidney
secretinrs we're uauaturI There vs. ;
soreness anf lamsaess ael ass ttse small
II my baes and at Hi--at eorld nos Ii.
silt IL 1r position After taking
Deans ksdrey Pills, which Pm cured
al kondel's Erug Store. as dir cted.
E'y trouble disappeared and my coadi-
Ucn improved in every wa. Another
member Of my family has use. Deans
kidney Pills with the most at;sFae lory
-assiss.' Statement given in March.
1885,
Oxford eagle., 1913-01-09
thus far.


Now is the time to begin farm
ing. bitches aad ieuces Should
al be put ia trim far another
crop. Al lands tbat will not
wash should he turnsI 'u5er ard
by March tie farmers will br
ready TO begin nea etap. The
time 10 au-picIous taF tire btst
NofA IA tDe Alsory 81 IEe ccgGiy
Fhe past few years have taught
cur people a lesson, never before
has there been such ihou2attai
OF money. All
through last year .hers was er.-
deGcs u economy ara business
methods never before in this
county. That bodies well Tor Us
all. Rigid economy and hard +
systematic work viii in two OF
.hree years make business booa
and prosperity abroad in the land
Debt is the great curse Of any pea
pie; IA the South there should b
very lew debts; any person who
1as good health can make a good
living by working one hatt oI the
time, no one can do that in auy
other country in the world. Let
every farmer study the best meth
DDS Of farming stddy how to saw
begin bank account, learn busi
ness.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-24
cORWlN TAKES MANY
 PROMINENT PEOPLE

The steamship Corwin will leave this evening at 8 o'clock for northern points with several prominent people as passengers. About the 18th or 2oth of August the vessel win give an ex = cursion trip to St. Michael and later will give an excursion to Siberia.
 Following Is the list of those who had taken passage for northern points early this morning:
 c. Hawkins, W. 4. Peterson. W Ogier. John Murphy. S. P. Roberts. Jas. Mason, A. Babbett. Martin Moran, Carl Anderson, Fred Anderson. H. L.. Anderson. J. F. Rector, Geo. Wilkins, V. Stenanson. Dan McPhoil. Robt Bouth, r.. W. Green. Scotty Allan. D. Sullivan, D. Jones. c. Fry. Miss c. M. Allan. Miss B. Weitzner. Mrs. M. A. Thompson. James Murray. Mrs. Jas Murray. Geo. K Mcleod. E. C. Raine Gus Sciffcrt, w. W. Johnson. Mrs, Humber. Hattie Caldwell. owen Ham ilton. Jack Fleming. Sam Palmer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-24
THE GOLDEN BULL STILL
 HOLDS THE ATTENTION

The Golden Bull claim promises to end it's great war in several litigation skirmishes and one more suit was added to the list yesterday when Otto Haila filed against R. Schwarx for sums of money in three causes "f complaint.
 The plaintiff states as the first cause of action that in 1908 he gave the de- fendant $500 on a promissory note. He claims also that the defendant owes him a further sum of $500 for value received and which he promised to pay from the profits of the working of the Golden Bull. For third cause of action he claims that he gave the sum of S2,444 to help the defendant fight for his interest In the famous claim in winch the plaintiff says th: defendant owns one fourth interest.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-24
ol0NTINENIs
 ARE JOINED
.o,,oH THE NOME WIRELESS AsIA AND AMERICA ARE
 SPEAKING

--,..n,n the past week Asia ant ...c. have been put in communi'
 w,th each other by wireless
 ..h the Nome radio station and
 n.. come about a very impor- '" .,ep in the new science. The
 I. 70 important that Major
 | Carr has telegraphed his -,.tu,ations to George B. Smith. . i. the operator in charge here. and '" Lloyd L. wardell who received the ,.essage from Siberia just before .s,,eht last Sunday. The message
 in very weak but after some ....tment 1t was received clearly. ,.s from the Anadir station and ' -. translated by pr. Neuman.
 The first message sent from Nome . one which had been left here by ..,on Kleist. It was addressed to =. operator at Anadir and said:
 congratulations to you for estab- ..n,rr the first wireless communicu- .,.. v,th America" The baron had -,,ttsn 1t In anticipation.
 rns Russian operator answered ..,r and finished up by congratulat- =. ,hs operators on this side.
 rho very moment it became known .s., communication had been estab- ,,.h.d some messages were handed in 4. ur. Jolls at the city station but the -,,.,ess is not. of course, yet used .,. committing commercial messages.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-24
BISHOP WILL USE
 CAPE LISbuRN COAL

Tired of the treatment which the government has meted out to Alaska. and determined to do something that will draw the attention of the admin istration to the sad condition of af- fairs, Bishop P. T. Rowe will go north on the cutter Bear and will operate the coal found at Cape Lisburn for the benefit of the native population in that district.
 The bishop stated this morning that he knows perfectly well that the gov- ernment has the coal conserved and that 1t is not legal to use it but he believes that the dire necessity of the natives in the matter of fuel makes such action as that which he contem- plates imperative. He says that the Eskimos are running out of fuel fast and that the coal Is good and in a con- venient position and that there 10 no good reason whatever why 1t should not be used.
 When reminded that the govern ment may take action if he refuses to recognize the conservation rules re- garding the coal the bishop smiled in the manner of one who rather in vites such action that the matter might be brought to climax once for all.
 "I am not a politician" he said. but I wished before the last election with
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-24
V. STEPHENSON LEAVES
 FOR THE NORTH TONIGHT

V. Steffanson the explorer will be a passenger on the Corwin this evening for Grantley harhor where ne will join hts ship.
 On the boat win be also 90 dogs which he purchased here and which win he used In the northern explora- tions.
 With Mir. Steffanson will go a,me members of the party including three ladies who have been with the expc- dition so far but who will return to Nome on the Corwin. The thres :adie1 nre Mrs. Murray. wife of MT. James Murray, one of the scientists. and Miss G. Nj. Allan and Miss B. Weitz- ner.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-24

all my heart to see the adminlxtc.i- ton changed because of the treat me- t accorded to the territory by the last government"
 This led to politics and the bi hop expressed himself as we'll pleased witt. the appointments made Ly Pr .sident Wilson in Alaska as 6 whole He also stated that he has the greates. con- ndence that the new administration has the development and advancement; of the territory in view and that 1t will do all in Its power for t.
 Al to the recent reports of strike in the Shushana the bishop knows nothing except that the district Is one of the most promising in the country. When he was told that the Nugget published the story of the strike there some three weeks ago and that he was In t.e interior at the time h. still said that he had heard nothing purti- cular. The country can be reached as easily from one of several places as the other and 1t Is approa cha bIe from Dawson. Fairbanks, Valdez Cor dova and several other we'll known pias,e.
 Ar stated, the bishop will go uurtt on the Bear and when he begins to operate the coal al Alaska will un- watch the result with the greatest interest.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-24
RECORDS
Deed.

 Wm. Maloney to lsaac Friend. Cleveland and Bohemian quartz claims Kins Mountain. July %. 1913.
 Power of Attorney. Allen L. Link to Wm. A. Link. May A. lsis.
 Proof of Labor. The Leoia assn.. west of Snake river lSi3, C. H. Hawkins.
 Amended Location. Jumbo lode claim, Cooper gulch. J. ". Charles. ct al.
 Locations. North Boy lode. south of Buster creek, Ole A. Johnson, et al. June 21. lsis.
 Nome Queen lode. same iocator. June is. 1913.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-24
MRS. rHAW MEETS WITH
 STORM OF OPPOSITION
Special Nugget Service.

LONDON, July 23.-The engagement of Mrs. Harry Thaw as the star In "Hullo Ragtime'' at the Hippodrome has caused storm of protest all over London and particularly in the press. Sane of the papers state openly that As would never have been engaged nd her husband not been murderer and one Illustrated paper gives car toons of supposed actresses who are Usat fin their profession because their hshsr or brother was burglar ar an smbesxler.
 The storm raised has been so vio- snf that 1t K sud that Mrs. Thaw will nave to appear under an assumed name
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-24
Proof of Labor.
WEATHER REPORT.

Nome, Alaska. July 23. 1913. Temperature-Max. 59. Min. B. Barometer-3O0; inches. Weather-Cloudy.
 Wind-East, 8 miles per hour. Precipitation--.02 inch water.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-24

ate today took up the tarinf question section by section and win discuss 1t. The debate today was confined to some of the arguments that are we'll known. very remarkable nature transpired.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-24
JOHN FEY RER

'hs taller has rsturnsd to Nome and " back st the old stand with an up' ".sats and collected stock of seods "'ss . me ssisetien ef ehiIdrsn's, boys '"s youths ready made suits.
 s'sanihs, Freezing and Repairing.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-24
"'NeAs RESTAURANT
 HAS MANY DELioHTs

rnesh oysters in the shsll and frssh as'ss ef all descriptions keep the .ssD Cate always vp te the outside ny standard. Music sf . delightful
 ss ls piaysd every Saturday end ..saday evening during the dinner !" 's Wsw N,ems's chief pleasure resort VI such sseasisns.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-24
lT I0 VP 10 YOU

xe sad te the fFisnds who have bssu wsstiAg to you for infosmation abous Ns0s and its rssoarcss. . copy oe tha H'aiAg and Dssdslns Dditioa q th1 nAaly NnGesG psies e osnta ssnd snd A tAs asak snail.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-24
AT THE NEW EAGLE.

o'd lswis Hunter Rye and tns Fa Msta Athsrsen Bourbon whisksys o'sei'ssd speinS tso4. .1ses bought 'T ss"d end reduced te O per ssat by '. .. government. by the bottle 0allsW.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-24
RELIABLE TAILOR sHoe.

'"s~t strsse, thrse dssrs west ss the
 Alasl<a Bank. 0ssanlnss Prssslns and Repairing - isdiss and gentlemen promptly end nsatly dsas.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-24
COOKED DOG FEED.

Rice cooked with bssf and ta'iow' al, ready to serve. put up in 70 ib' cans. Fine, clean, handy and cheap
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-24

Louie Levy representing Joseph UIImann, is In the city. hishsst price paid for raw furs. consisnmsnts so- lieitsd. "
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-24

AT THE NEW EAGLE
 tssmrish erss!' "Apsils" osse Q" drave,s4, also "osIset" by the bs<tis e'
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-24

ThoruH Lehman, purvsyor to thu people Of Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-24

Tn. Daily Nugget, s2yoo per month
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-24

Therulf lshmann, Purvsyor to the psspls ef Coward.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-24

Visiting Cards st the Nugget Office
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-24

dAs eseelss 1spesSlsns Pino0aa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-03
Ty Cobb May Wear Highland Kilties
Georgia Persenly
in than Town.

appeared under a New York date line
in the Los Angeles Times from its New
York bureau. The sale is supposed to
have been a secret that was not to have
been revealed until the close of the
season. But, the story runs. to put over
such a deal, it was necessary to have a
few minutes of silent prayer with the
stockholders of the Detroit club. It
was from one of these stockholders
that the story OF the supposed sale
leaked. and was given to the baseball
public. The refusal of Navin to take
Griffiths mind bet of 100000 iron men
for the Georgia hiubilly, is said to be
because foxy frankie Chance beat the
senator from Washington to the pick
of the baseball pudding.
The reported sale of Cobb has started
the fandOm of the country to doping
what will be doing in big league cir
cles next season With Cobb wearing a
Highland uniform, Frank Chance will
have the money making club OF the
league, for Cobb IS always worth his
salary and more in the box office as
sets 1t is known that he has been
dissatisfied with conditions in Detroit
for two seasons. and his famous hunger
strike and other misunderstanding
were the outcome Of this discomfort.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-03
QUIT GAME WHEN
VICTORY IS NEAR

Phoenix. Ariz., Sept SIN the
eighth inning, when they had an ex-
ceIlent chance to defeat the Phoenix
team, the Mesa ball players became
peeved at a decision of the umpire anu
walked off the field.
Mullen was on first when Ernie Will
liams put the ball over the right field
fence. Mullen failed to touch second
base as he strolled by. Williams caught
up with him between second and third
and sent him back to register at sta
ton No. 2. This put Williams ahead
Of Mullen. He suddenly realized this
and started back to second to touch the
bag after Mullen. Umpire Van Tyne
called them both out.
Up to that time it was a firstclass
ball game. The score was five to two
in favor Of Phoenix at the opening of
the eighth. Goodman and Morris were
the Mesa battery, while Hall and Cook
were the Phoenix battery.
Tempe won the game against Phoe-
nix, played here, to 5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-03

will be transported for a series on the
following Saturday and Sunday, When
the team returns fro Albuquerque
The trip will be the most extensive
made by a team representing and ad-
vertising FL Paso, in the history OF
baseball in the Pass City. Efforts are
being made by Mr. Crawford to arrange
for a number of automobile parties to
accompany the team to the various
stopping places and root for the home
club.
Hill and Harbin Coming Home.
Cliff Hill and Hugh Hardin, Ell Paso
twirlers now in the Texas league, and
Dutch" Maggie, an outfielder with Gal
weston, will probably arrive in Ell Paso
in a few days. Houston has cinched
the pennant in the Texas league and
but two games for each club remain
on the schedule. All three players will
doubtless join the Mavericks.
The Miami team will arrive Thurs
day afternoon. Friday afternoon the
initial game, TO determine the cham
piOnship of the southwest will be
played at Washington park Saturday
and Sunday afternoon the deciding
games will be played. Twelve players
compose the Miami club.
Wednesday and Thursday afternoon
the Mavericks meet the Battery c club,
which put up such a strong opposition
two weeks ago