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The Washington times., 1913-02-15

DO YOU WANT TO RENT
A house, apartment or business location? III
YOU do, get q copy OF our Rent Bulletin.
Most good properties are listed there.
SHANNON & LUCHS Renting Service
NJ 2345. 713 14th ST. y. w. NJ. sSio.
The Washington times., 1913-02-15
MORGAN STREET N. W.

Most conveniently located two-family
downtown fats; within one-half
block of two car lines: each nat con-
tains five rooms and bath; have lust
been put in thorough condition. Rents
s22 so and SIS. a month. Key at 20s
Morgan street
THOMAS J. FISHER 8. CO.. INC. =
The Washington times., 1913-02-15
SUMMER RESORTS
For Sale

FOE sALE-Summer home. Muskoka, Can
ada-the undersigned offers for sale. near
Port Sandheld. Muskoka. summer cottage.
recently completed: the property consists of
s acres, the dwelling is new. containing 10
rooms and all conveniences: well finished. and
beautifully situated on the shore OF Lake
Rosscau; good beach. good fishing and bath
ing: In connection with this property there
is also good launch shed. and there will
be sold with the property large launch In
FIRST class condition. Further particulars
will he given by applying to the Toronto,
General Trusts Corporation. - Bay street.
Toronto. Canada
The Washington times., 1913-02-15

Library. We can sell you this nine
room house, with all improvements.
at the above price, a. the owner
wants . larger home. II you have
larger property that you can exchange
for this one, communicate with -.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. INC.
The Washington times., 1913-02-15

FOR sAIE-ss,7se-New houses in
Petworth. containing six rooms and
bath: hot-water heat; finished In hard
wood. II you are looking for . homo
in this location you can make no mis-
take In selecting one of these.
THOMAS J. FISHER q CO., INC.
The Washington times., 1913-02-15

FOR aALB-A small eeuveniently Ar
chased fer q, 1eo HouDe, - two-story
brick coutaining six rooms and bath.
Il . rented at Szzte par month Con-
venisnt TO- car iins Snd modern In
THoIAs J. FISHER Z CO.. INC.
The Washington times., 1913-02-15

FOR SALE-A real home In Aaoa-
chusetts Avenue Heights.< stories
and finished attic; . rooms and
baths; hot-wster heat. Lot 5ox1z.
House 10 built Of hellow tile and
brick and has REINFORCED concrete.
Price. $4,000. on easy terms.
THOMAS J. FISHER Z CO.. INC.
The Washington times., 1913-02-15

FOR SALE-s3. 75o-A new house In
tho northeast, containing rooms and
bath (tiledD: hot-water heat; 20 feet
wide. See Us about this today. To-
morrow II might be gone.
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO.. INC.
The Washington times., 1913-02-15
WATCH REPAIRING
UMBRELLAS RECOVERED

4. r. PHLPITT. Reliable Urnbrsiia aAd
pnFasoi Maker. Repairing and Te-covertAS.
cssyoastts. G1ortA. atk silk q. so1 D u M
The Washington times., 1913-02-15

and Columbia road. . tws-story six-
room brick dwelling. modern In every
way, fer a o. The loeation could not
be improved upen either In conyen-
3ence or 0uyfou0dinGD.
The Washington times., 1913-02-15
WANTED-H0USES

wANTED-To rent. UNFINISHED. fer two
years. or to purchase. q bargain. q resi-
dence Of from 10 to u rooms. Must be In
hrst-class location and modern In every re-
| spect. BOX -. Times Office. 10
The Washington times., 1913-02-15

FOR sALE-closs to two car Iinss In
BloomingdAle. Q 0eveu-room. two
story brick dwelling for Nsso. House
i0 In Al condition and can b sold on
string . homo In this locality should
investigate this.
The Washington times., 1913-02-15

Rock Creek Church road. Three-story
brick dwelling for $3.50. House con-
tains two baths; has gas and cleo
tricity and Is heated with . modern
hot-water heating plant. Tho finish
ings OF this house are exceptionally
good and very easy terms can be ar
ranged.
THOMAS J: FISHER Z CO.. INC.
The Washington times., 1913-02-15

Money FOR eALARIED PEoPLn
anA others. upon their ewn nemes: ohoa0
rates; easy payments: conoaentlal
The Washington times., 1913-02-15

FOR SALE-A six-room brick DWELL
ing near Ind and Florida ave. for
$1,000. House u new and modern and
very close to excellent car service.
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO.. INC.
The Washington times., 1913-02-15

Three acres. good garden land: new E
room house ON steam and electric, Il miles
from city; 4 acre. new 5-room cottage; 60
fare; 500 cash, Sl5 per month
ARTHUR ~. CONNOR
"a Oxford Bldg. 18th and n. 7. ave.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-25
Organize to Assist
the Truant Officer

Some Of the best negro citizens Of
Caiekasha met at the Carter hotel
Monday night. February p. for the
purpose Of Derfecting an organization
to assist in the discharge Of their du-
ties in regard to the negro children Of
this CITY Of scholastic age nov loaaag
the streets Of chickasha. and bscom-
ing a source Of annoyance to both
white and negro citizens Of this town.
The organization proposes in a general
way to aid in the purifying and uplift-
ing Of the negro population Of this VI
einity.
After an interesting meeting. In
which the negro business and profes
sioaai men took an active part. the
following officers we're elected:
" G. Carter. president
+. J Hamilton. secretary
Dr. T. W. Thompson, treasurer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-25
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SUHS PENDING

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-25
DISCUSS
HOSPIT

Carrying out q suggestion made az
a previous meeting With citizens, the
United Charities announce a hospital
conference between a special commit.
tee ol ladies' and the business men Of
the city At the city ball Wednesday
morning At 70 o'clock.
The ladies desire e have a large at
tendance Of representative citizeas as
some important matters pertaining to
the proposed hospital viii be discuss
ed and it is felt that the enterprise
can be furthered by thus taking coun.
sci together
In the meantime the ladies want
everybody TO remember that March 4.
4 week from tomorrow viii be Hos.
pltal day, when the entire city viii be
eanyassed and when everybody Is ex.
pected to have a donation ready.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-25

Here is a mess &c OF hope and good
cheer from Mrs. c. J. Martin. Boone
Aili, Va who is the mother Of elgh-
teen children. Mrs. Martin was cured
OF stomach trouble and constipation
BY chamberlain's Tablets after five
years Of suffering, and now recon
mends these tablets TO the public. sold
by al dealsrs.-Adv. dw
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-25

HaFaNc HAo Cd visiting CEa-
a1a icr sus first eEe. q prcvsag
Eea1ins sezszto1 SAs Is one e tie
iasere1 peEzsas 70 whgn taa git oi
natre ass been gFaztad taa dgmE
1a11e q the sc-Imln1
Ths0gga Ass x0aseFfll ability 10
draw aside tae elrala whleh Alaes
the VISTA 1t tAe future from our Fsw,
- mel a. hsr ability 70 read shat
las Eesn Hrttea ID tas archives n
tAe g4at aas can reed ya4r Ike a. fhe
pages of Cd ogsn took
TIE fassify ttat tse Jiadam ais
pays ID accomplishing lhro1gh Eer
0Ea methods saat ~aeh seems lm
possible % oEhers is Been tie uIk
Of chiekasha for the Pas. few days.
and nany wh0 hare heretofore been
sk=gticai have gone ID Hme. Weber To
tess Asr povess and Ill sesm con
Tizcsd thar sic is al N1at she elzlms
10 b.
FcE instance. she Enhesltatlagly
ard accurately tells each caller tie
Dasi. present and future. sad IN such
q convincing way - 10 leaYs no
room sor doubt W otaer DsYchlc who
has waited this section can lay claim
70 as many successful readings and
there are many os cur best citizens
no can vSach for sueA claims. Those
who have heretofore maintained that
there is nothing IN elalrvoyancy are
ready 10 acknowledge their mistake
and noE put the same confidence in
what she seia then IN regard 10 the
fgtuFe that they have been compelled
y show for her readings IN what has
passed.
% yOu Eish 70 learn the truth con
eerning your business. domestic or
lore afiaira2 Are yoa undecided. in
doubt. unhappy Or in trouble? Is there
any matter Of human interest that
peFplexes you Call on her and she
vill tell yoa jast exactly that which
yon uish 70 know Of and advise you
% the ultimate outcome Of your pres
ent difficulties, SO far As Il rs IN her
power to do she viii assist you Her
knowledge Of life is broad. deep and
profound and combined with her mar
Yelous pyschic powers and her super
lor knowledge Of the occult forces,
enables her 70 not oniy read your lite,
past, present future, but to also
advise and assist you
Through her marvellous power and
advice the separated are brought TO-
sesher foes are made friends, lost
property is recovered. the mist is
brushed away from business ventures,
tie earihs surface Is explored. her
treasures are laid bare 70 her mystef.
ious perceptiye mind. and while she
gives dates. facts and figures her Wis
ltors sit dumbiounded at the revels-
tions she makes 70 them.
You are advised 70 call on this re-
maTkable women. who Is al present
located at 100 South Sixth street, this
city She Is giving her full life read.
Ing for a few days only for the nom.
inal sum Of si.oO. She Is taking this
10. price method Of Introducing her
self and work to the people oi this
vicinity. Office hours from 9.30 a. m.
until p. m.-AdFerflsement.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-25
EUREKA COAL

Lump and nut the BEST you ever
burned try It once. You will want it
always.
hATTHETs-LINTON GRAIN co.
l-s-u Phone 7ss.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-25
TIE WOMAN OF
STRANGE POWERS
Is Creating Much TAX and
Great Praise
CROWDS ARE CALLING
On The YELLED PROPHET

HrsEs NaFvsss4a cialrssyz-s PsssrE
F4rstrzlas lHas-s aa4 -nerrias
&---rzry censistsiy ssffss szsr-
tf- irsezt sz.isr-Tss Na-sesss
Tests s1e -as ra-Fer~s1 s- ere
Lsas FEE csyH Prove srs Nasn ssss
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Psasr-ses osss SER Tasss
Trss Callers Lscs -rea Her - a
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-08

oiSIes for ct ipecielt Gicnieo fonitru.
ereoe luPre adnoner MOB ~iienotlige
trooper, iom opererer / gpers On.
egn. 0ette Irbeioe fan aleue no.
iorcS al oen mobile arn6 (,Sniante.
riet. anpaueriet og 6eliartiacriet)
er'oringen bar paaoilt, at aIle
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., buiS Sifferbeo
bpiler pna 6or~tiiifationer alene, er al
iorbolbspis ringe 9tpttc / SilfGloe al
Ell pirfelil aria. 9ei9imingerne er
fin CT SEQ j Soriparet; DC or fnlot
tilitr9ffcliae ior oct ipeciellc Giemeo,
/ bpiIfet &c er opiprte. nlen De er
iaite UubeprgeliBe) Soriuor o. finn
eiiefiiue ~inoenior oct bearGnIeoe
Smronoe, iom De oominerer nleo fine
9attcrier. lloenior ocuneS iGre fan
en- ,Sienoe ifaIte og ualle, lom ban
bill, ON ser life titles mobile crop.
per / Warten moo ham.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-08
Gobaf 90 Drift.

Sra @aibiugtou beretteS oen 3oie
Sui: Sfslge Sperilag baiereoe paa
&egieringens reforbilaaen6e Snter.
nal Observation-Disclosures / oct Den 30te
SSl,ni oiilutteoe 6iifaloar oraf set
amerifanIfe Solf mer @biifp % 81,
rsgte ilere Gigarer % Gigoretter og
tpggeoe mcr Sobof | bette END / ne.
get foreguaenoe 6iifaIaar / Ratio.
mems Siitorie.
Ser fortGreoc5 / Iarets Sob 143,.
100000 8aaoner @biifp % Bran.
on, oper 100000 8oIIoner rner emo
foregaaenoe Aar, og Hog Sen / 1907
iatte bsie Geforo meo oper 100000
8aQoner.
gf 81 iortpre0es Der belle S5noiiser
- oper 64,5O0,O00 Ssnoer, oper
100000 Bomber mer ems / 9ie.
foroaaret 1911.
ODER 7,707, 100000 Gigarer og
14,012, 100000 Gigaretter, repro
ienterenbe belle 5ormuer / Ienge, aif
op / Hsg. 9ette Dor 217, 900
Here Gigarer og 2,19O,000,0 900 Here
Giearetter END Der nogeniinoe err fon.
iumeret | noget ti0liger aar.
90 De. iom hoIot iig iii giben
fulate oaiaa meo og biorog lin Gel
til Sobafiorbru5ets 6orsgelie. De
rsate nemlig 90 life minore emo
403, 100000 4tiuo Sobaf, eqer g.
100000 Gunb mer END i 1912. 5pgs
sere og Snuiere bolbt oaioa SfriOt
meo ~6remgangen", ioet be Tor lin
gart "iortRreoe~ $4,000 900 Yuno,
en- 6oregelie al 100000 9unO
iammenIienet meo bet ioreganenoe
4ar.
Som en- Ierfeligbeo. Tom Der life
gisres nogei 6orisJ poa at iorflare
9runSen iii. nGpnes, at tiItroos for
benne itcre 5orsselie / Rusbrifior.
bruget, SaIoonernes antal err blet
iorminoifet meo omtrent $4,000.
Der iinoes for nGrpGrenbc soSt
os bel 10000 SaIooner / 9anOet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-08

"blep iorbi" mellem Dem; DC blep
giite bper paa lin aaut; nleu Oo
bun for ncale Mar ii0en blep Gnfe
og ban Gnfentunb bite oct lia. Ionl
ioa margen Sang ler, at "gaTmel
ajGrIigbeo ruIter life, % bans
fornpeoe 6rieri enbte meo Ell IN
"Heunion" paa @ettpsburg biltori'
Ife Slagmarfer.
Gn mnillter Siltorie ~fortaltcS ON
en- galnnel Geteran, iom lob bort
ira lit Siem for otter at "tnelbe Jig
til Sieneite". 8amIingen Der er So
Iar eammeI, Dor al lin Son, Der
irpgteoe for, at ban life pilbe taale
NmitrGngeIierne, nGgtet at reiie I'll
8ettpSburgieitcu. 2nifet ON emo.
I'M engaug at gienie line gomle
arigstumerater par imiolertio ior
itTrtt; / Hattens MiltIm % Wsrfe
liiteoe BON iig bort ira Siemmet %
naaeoe / bel 9ebolo Seiren, buor
ban bar ppret Ell al DC glaoeIte o.
muntrelte al Dem ale.
6eiteuS Itore oe ii0ite Gag bar
Gen 4be Suli, amerifaS 6ribeosoae,
% @lanSpunftet / Oenue igieu bar
TrGiiOcnt @ilions 9eieg % bans
Sale til De forinmleoe Seteraner,
ser bplbeoe BAN pna Den melt Ell.
tbuiiaitiite Iaabe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-08
"2lfifeo / Naaee".

Sra 2eapenporih. Sans, beretteS
oen 3Oie Suli: "Slo Sobn". Ell gom'
mel aopaaeribeit / sort Semen'
NORTH, bar iOog al 6ortfoumanoan'
ten ioaet "Iiifeo i 0aaoe" eiter %
aurS Sicueite og fol tilbringe He.
item al fine Gage / lorglss Seoiggong
paa oen Sortet omgiucnOe Reierua.
ton OF / lin gaos / Standardization.
"Slo Sobn" bar | oiSie 20 Mar
tiencitgiort / io~rificIige Gcgimlenter,
OF uor Gle aapalcriiterS erflGreoe
0noliua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-08
North Oafotas
Voreesuoitillins

Sra Sarge, e. Gnf., melbeS. at
aomitecn, iom Ifal ioreitaa Staten5
Ifbeling paa Snn0reOaarsu0itillin;
gen / ariitiania | 1914, iorleOen err
orguniieret. 8upernsr Sanua or
ErGiibent, $. 8. Steele ira Wobaa
@iceprGiioent, q. 81. Sterebiem ira
Irnegaro Sefretar, 9ils 2unneberg,
asiiiterenoe Sefretpr. YrGiioent ga.
6rielien al Conner al Ior5e"S 81,
ltriftslose paIates til IfoeIiugeus
Director % ifaf itrar taoe fat pao
Irbei0et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-08
en- Kalpefrto.

Sra @aibington berettes Ben 5te
MSSllli: Embellishments 9eitrpbel.
ier paa at ioa organiieret ct aors.
tog moo 9ru9eu al aulpefiso peo
@ebtagelicn al en- S%orbtoSIop moo
Slagtningen Of aalpe til nehemiah
Zig SorienbeIie timber SiliIutning
blanot Srganiiationer / oQc Dele al
2albet.
S~orbuoet Ifol life olene aipIoe
Sppofalpe men "SteerS" UNDER 3
og aisr unber 6 aar. Set poa.
itaaes, at ct ~iaa6ant Sorbuo oiloe
goa langt / Hetning al at reOucere
De beie &isbpriier peo ct iorsge
ab9gbeitanben / 2nnoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-08
Konsresien.

Gen paaaooenoe 2obbp. ltnberis'
gelie bar bltbt paa mango G~uerraifel.
Ter % ieniationele epilooer. SITE
isr por Sinoene fomue lao ~nogcnlrn.
De / SigepGgt igien eiter Ntillhau'
Iiilsringerne, Ier en- Wtuno, Der faloa
te liz Gopio 2amor o. ioreaao at
bare Spefulunt pou Raa Street OF
at bope itaoet | ct iortroliet Sorbolo
I'll Husiel Gage, SameS ". aeene og
andre EeuaemGno, ~iorbniieoe Ieo.
lemmerne al SenatetS Sobbns llnoer.
isgelIestomlte, 6a ban / Sreoogs OPP
traahte iom 8ibne. San iaaoe, at
oct por boiL iom bnpbe gipet iig no
ior at pGre aougreSmGnoene Ealmer
% Hioroan / SeleioninmtaIer meo
SepiS Gais Se0parb, Faul 3. Sra.
uoth. Sornono Gobert g. Sopett al
Union Taciiic 9anen % nnore be.
fienote 5inonsmpnb, ioet ban FOR.
talte Dem, at G0poro Saltterbof, Ell
Sagisrer / aten Dorf, par iitanb til
at uorette itore Sing for Dem / 8aib.
tnJton.
2amar paoltoo, at Der | 1901 blep
giort en- ialif Snoisriel / Union go.
ciiic ganens gsger for CT gelsb al
SS2,000,000 og at Ell al 6slgerne
al oenne ialIfe SnOieriel bar. at
aubn, 9oeb & SO. og abode 6. $.
Sarrimun Iag0e 8runoen Ill line
aipmpeformuer. Ga Sanar bar fpr.
oig, pionebe 8auI Q. Grapatb, en- al
Union Taciiic 9anens iuriOiife aon.
Iulenter, at Samars uoIagn angoas
enoe oe So. 000, 900 - bpilfet Be
lob itoo / 5ortinOeIie me0 Union
Faciiic 9anens Cuerifu0 = bar Ell
Del al en- gsrSipefulation Tor at
iaa Union Eacific aftierne iii at gao
neo, buorom Northumberland
bapbe ppret pioenoe / Here Gage.
9nmor inbrsmmeoe. ioet ban ina.
re6e paa Spergsmaal itiaet az sc.
nator Gummius, at bans c%nriuoeli.
&c Rapn life bar Samar. San uiloe
life opgiue oct. men iaJoe. al ban
bapoe gaaet unoer mango Haone.
San hau0e intet tiloper5 Tor ben
Flan. iom i~orleoen blep oeotaget for
Splssning al 5orbtnoelien mellem
Eaciiic, 9dnerne.
Som aariagen Ill, al ban | Sele.
ioniamtuler ioregau at pare forIfiel.
lige aongresmGno. iagoe Somar, Of
ban oiloe laoe Dem foritaa. at harls
Ben Goporo 9altterbah bar en- iaare
mGgtig Nano.
aongreSmano Sin6bergb ira Din.
neiota bar ioreiIaaet Ell Reiolution
ON ReoiptteIien al en- Specialfomite
til al u~noerisJe, bporoi0t De Demo.
f~ratiife WeoIemmer al garf. og
Seooelfomiteen bar bolot bemmelige
Wsoer. San paaitoS. at bans 8eio.
luton par priuilegeret. os ban for.
langte, Of ben sieblifteli8 itnloe be.
bauoles. Speaferen bar BOG uenig
meo bom beri. % g~ebanollHg AZ 6e.
iolutionen bIeo uoiat. Sinobersb er.
fIPreoe. at ban agteSe Of iorislJe
iii Maal % iaa braJt pau oet rene.
b~oorpiSt apiiernes Siitorier ON De.
mofraternes bemmelige Msoer er
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-08

5oriiGttes paa SIDE 4.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-11-10
PANAMA IND A FREE PORT.

The deliberations of the South ern commercial congress at Mobile, says the St 'auI Pioneer Press, were conspicuous for the evidences or the new spnil at work among American business men. The com pIetion- of the Panama canal has challenged their resourcefulness, their imagination and their ability to cope with the var'ad conditions O South American trade as never be- fore, and it was gratifying to wit uess the manner in which they pro- pose to meet that challenge.
 Notable among the projects set forth or grappling with the prob lem O. increasiuo our, South Ameri- can trade was th,t of W. D. Boyce, the Chicago publisher, who pleaded for the creation fo a great Ameri- can city on the Panama canal zone which should be a free port, inYit- ing ships aud the commerce of all the world to enter there free of duty. Exactly as British trade and shippino have been increased by the creation of the free port of Lon don. so American trade and shipping would be benefited by setting up a free port in the Panama canal zone, where the sbips of every nation migh, load and unload without the hampering restrictions of customs dues.
 ApropOs of the comparative fail ure of the United States to gather in it's share of Latin American trade one mig' t quote to advantage the re mark of an English professor of his tory hat England lost the Ameri- can colonies because King George the Third and his ministers lacked inn agiua'i~A in :heir dealings with them American business men have been in danger of losing their hold on South American trade be- cause they lacked imagination. They ignored the preferences and the wishes of their Southern customers, and European merchants took trade away from them. But the spirit in evidence at the Southern commercial congress reveals the loosening of the bonds of ima~ination in the struggle of the United States for South Amer ican trade IL is high time.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-11-10
Responsibility Killed Him

There was hermit in the center of London only d few years ago. Ills hermitage consisted of ceIIar-the sole vesti-c of house in Clare mar, ket pulled down and forgotten by it's owners He lived there for a long time. supported by scraps of food from the trudeSmen of the neighborhOod and might have lived there longer still if a journalist had not "discOvered' him. He was interviewed and photo graphcd to deuth. for the workhOuse authorities. nearly next door. who had hitherto turned n blind eye toward him. were compelled to Oust him from his hermitage and make him clean and rcspectabIe-a process to which he sue cuubed.-LODdOn Mail.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-11-10
DON'T BE 8EIsIBD.
Alaskan Citizens Should Read and
 Heed This Advice.

Kidney trouble is dangerous and often fatal.
 Don't experiment with something new and untried.
 Use a tested kidney remedy.
 Begin with DOan's Kidney Pills.
 Used in kidney trouble 50 years.
 Recommended here and every where.
 The following statement forms co vincing proof.
 Mrs. E. A. Laird, 9O3 w. Thirty fifth St., Los Angeles, Cal, says: About seven years ago my back became lame and painful and my kidneys did not act right. I was weak and run down. I finally be- gan using DOan's Kidney Pills and soon noticed their good effect. continued until my kidneys were normal and my system was toned up. Whenever 1 have had the least need of a kidney remedy since Doan's Kidney Pills have brought satisfactory results"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,, Buffalo New York, sole agents for the Uni, ted States.
 Remember the name-Doan's and take no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-11-10
Drivinu a Baruain.

Old Mir Beeman was decidedly penu riOus. but as his premises were becOm ing overruu with rats he decided to en gage a professional rat catcher, when the following conversation took place
 There, MT. Beeman," said the raj catcher, i've cleared your premises of the varmints, and I take 'em all away with me. You'll have no further trouble with rats, l assure you and you won't have to bother about the lead ones either. I'll put lem right in this box. The bill Is $5."
 Mir. Beeman peered anXiOusly over the rims of his silver trimmed specta. rles. Don't 1 get anything for the rats?" he inqulred.-Denyer Repub, ican.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-11-10
Reduced Him.

A London advertising expert was E5atS'0g in New York the change that has cur,a 9ver the advertisement 'In advertts:gE- -,s in other things" he said, 'it has b.44a found that honesty pays, and today. ths9ughout the world, the successful advertiser is modest and conservative tR his statements. Advertising Is no loRgar mistrusted, Things are no longer as they were in Phatt's day. He weighed over 400 pounds. Well, he saw an ad. in the pa. rer-'Fat folks reduced. $5--and he answered 1t" Did he get any replyT' .4ked a listener. "Oh, yes; 1t was just as advertised" That's good. How much was he reduced| "Whyr lust as the advertisement said-$5."
The daily Alaskan., 1913-11-10
EDITORIAL P AGE

Even after the $21O,OOO is de- ducted fro the late Adolphus Busch's prOper,y for charity, there should be enough left in the $5O- OOO,OOO estate 10 permit the fam fly to worry along.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-11-10

Keller Brothers have secured the exclusive right to sell in Skagway and vicinity he goods published by "The Crafters" of Kansas City, Mis- souri. A full line of holiday goods will be on. exhibition soon at Kel- Ter Brothers Drug Store.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-11-10

"If a President pays too much at tentiou to being reelected, it is difficult for him to be worth re election" said President Wilson in a recent address. Which causes Billy Bryan to smile and say amen
The daily Alaskan., 1913-11-10

Isn't it great to be Ambassador to Germany? It only costs Judge Gerard, Americas new ambassador at Berlin, $15,OOO a year for house rent, and he gets $17,5OO salary.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-11-10

Olympia Beer on draught at the Board of Trade. This famous brew, both on draft and in bottles is kept constantly fresh. This is the Board of Trade Bar where the celebrated Rainier Beer is also kept in bot ties. If.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-11-10

35c TOT a home cooked meal quick, clean service Where At the New Home Restaurant, Fifth Avenue, halT minute from Bro1d