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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-18

DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
I am 16 yearssof age and would
like to know If I am not old
enough to write my own postals
and letters to my friends, as my
mother objects. I would like to
know who is right Hoping you
will oblige, A. L. s.
n KITTEN years old-dear me, what
Methuseiah-in petticoats-
Sixteen - sweet sixteen, they
call 1t in the old fashioned love
stories, don't they?-and sweet six
tteen it is in real life. too-when 1T Is
sweet
Some of the sixteens I know are
not sweet at all-they are just stub
born and self-conscious, willful and
foolish.
/ am afraid that that Is the kind of
sweet sixteen l was once-a good
long time ago.
I got the idea into my head that
the one important thing in life was to
be good dancer-I was one myself
land I looked upon any girl who
couldn't dance as well as I could as a
poor, stupid creature who ought to be
shut up somewhere for her own good.
Brains. character, a sweet DISPOSE
ton, kind heart. loving thought for
others - pouf, what did all these
things amount to? The one real thing
In life Is to dance.
Tum tie tum tum-tee tum tie tum-
we didn't tango in those days-we
waltzed-and some of the grand
| mothers thought waltzing terribly
| shocking, too. let me tell you
Grandmothers don't change much,
do they2
Nor. I'm afraid. does always Sweet
| Sixteen
| So you think you're old enough to
write your own postals and your own
letters to your own friends, and you
are cross because your mother inter-
| feres.
Yes, that's the way you are at
sweet Is.
| When / was sweet 10 thought my
mother was positively malignant, be-
| cause she didn't want me to choose
a certain girl for my intimate friend.
FULL OF FUN
| There was no sense in It; the girl
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-18

compelled to forward to headquarters
this ominous message:
IT have the honor to inform you
that the senior cat Is absent without
leave. What shall I dor
The rats werc busy again, and II
was impossible to wait another SIX
months for official direction. so lie
took the matter into HIS own strong
hands, and week later wrote:
Re absent cat. / have promoted
the junior cat and have taken into
government service probationary
cat on full rations."
The high officials are still trem-
bling at his audacity.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-18

Thirty little dashes of cold
water for each eye, and they will
feel as well as they look-and
they will look ravissante!
Whenever you come In from
the dusty streets follow this little
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-18

1t is not generally known that
eucalyptus oil will remove grease.
including machine oil. from any fab
ric without injuring 1T in any way.
Dress makers should welcome this tip.
as oil is often split on a costume in
the making. due to bad working ma
chimes.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-18
. Their Married Life 9
Helen Finally Engages Young Irish Girl Clean and Willing but
Inexperienceds
Bx MABEL HERBERT uRNER

How long have you been in tn
country?"
Just two weeks next Saturda
miss"
Then you're not working in tn
house?"
ooh, ne, miss. My uncle rooms hel
and I'm just stayin' here till l get
place. I've got little room at tt
top; but my uncle's got the hallroo
next to this" proudly
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-18
By ANNA HELD

Battle the eyes each morn
ing in cold water.
This will stimulate circu-
lation.
The health Of the body has
much to do with the eyes.
When you are perfectly
well your eyes win be clear
and bright.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-18

(Heading Anna Held's Alf-Star varfets Tub
Iee," under management Of John Coft.)
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-18

EYE drill"--30 dashes Of cold
water.
IT the muscles OF the eyes ache
duly, lay . bandags OF hot water
across the eyes and renew CON-
stantly for Is minutes.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-18
My DUN Beauty Secrets O
No. 6.--Care of the Eyes.

Eyes are the windows of
the soul and the single hand
ed champions Of a woman's
beauty.
Luxuriant eyelashes and
eyebrows are the frames for
your eyes and should be
given daily attention.
The bee., 1913-07-08
Big Money Given
Away At Idle Hour

will Saturday.
the
added
Cashier theng is give
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-28
HEAVY DAMAGE
IN EAST END
GoosEToWN Is ONE or WORST
AFFECTED SECTIONS.
Water over TOPS Of Many Houses ARD
Scores Of That District Are
Temporarily Homeless.

One NJ the first sections Of the city
tn become affected rs the food and
one NJ the hardest hit - that section
Of the Fast End kuoRn a. Goose.
town much damage has heeu done
N tho property in that section and
tho suffering is great. A. scores have
been rendered temporarily homeless.
Goosefovn is ono % the lowest
places in Wheeling. and owing TO
the back water from the river. aug.
mented by Ehat Wheeling creek
pours into the basin. tho houses Of
that section are among the hrs' IN
become inundated.
Yesterday afternoon the water vas
IN practically cvery house heloa the
u < =. lines Of the Pittsburgh ii.
vision DO, ond Fourteenth street. In
many 81 the dwellings near the creek
tho water was In the second story.
while only in" roofs OF other build
ings "erc show ing above the surface
of tho muddy stream
Tho Union stock Yards located IN
tho East End arc under several foe-
~ water. and corners % some % Tho
buildings are al that can bc seen o.
of them. Tho tracks ~ the Wheeling
a Lake Erie railroad company are
also inundated
with the cold Veat1er adding 70
tn" discomfort of the nood refugees.
mo suffering H. intense in that vicin
f' and numerous calls have been
m77o Tor assistance u gill no weeks
ana pFrhaps months before frac~- 81
ih" deluxe can be entirely oblreratcd.
An EPIDEMIC or COUGHING.
Pc .7"0r'nR over mo fo7n and young
ana DID alike arc AFFLICTED roie,'s
Hone. and Tor compound Be- 1ui~k
sac reliable family medicine Tor
coughs and colds a s Jones NJ Ice
Fhsrmacy. Chico Csiif. SAYS @ cor.
fifer Fole Hone, and Tar com
pound has M equal and is tho ono
'ouf0 medicine 7 ran recommend IN
M n ends. le containing M narcofica
'- ether harmful properties Resuso
1iI subs fUes and take onl, Foiey.s
Hono' ari Tar Compound Fore -1fo
D. to.rman e co ADJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-28

$1.OO instead of Si.25 and
S1.3o for Olive or Bonbon
Dishes in round. oval or square
shapes. beautiful new cut ngs
and scsllopt edges.
3-Pint Water Jugs. fancy
Poppy deSio1. nocrt edge md
cut handle. 1919 instea' of
S4.oS each.
Imported Cut Glass Salt-and-
Pepper Shakers. some with
glass tops. others with German
and Sterling Silver inlaid with
pearl. regularly 25c and 90. 60
ing Thursday at 19c each.
Imported Mustard Jars. me
. dunn size. attractively cut sides
and cover. polisht bottom. soc
kind; sale price. 42e each.
6-inch COMFORTS. footed. pop
ulsr porpv cuttings. star bot.
tom. twisted center stem.
81. 4S instead of S2.9s each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-28

Fancy Relish Dishes. two
handles. S-inch size. whirling
star diagonal and fan cuttings,
1913 instead of S5.4s each.
Beautiful Celery Trays in all
over small jewel. diagonal and
double hob star patterns. at
$3.50 instead of S4.e5 each.
5-inch Low Footed COMFORTS
in whirling and hob star pat
terms, scallopt edge. rNgularly
Sl.50; sale price. S1.OO each.
Sugar-and-Cream Sets in
large whirling star patterns. cut
handles and edge, S2.4S kind for
$1.9S each.
Imported Mustard Jars in
handsome cut sides and polisht
bottom. large size. cut star
under cover. notcht cover, csc
kind for 79c Thursday.
Salad or Berry Bowls. 8
inches deep. beautiful slternat-
ing and hob patterns, S3.9S
kind for S3.15 each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-28
MARTINS FERRY
FLOOD STRICKEN
MANY PEOPLE DRIVEN FROM
THEIR HOMES BY THE FLOOD.
Electric Light Plant Fails and City 10
in osrknsss-msny Homes
Inundated.

The sudden jump OF the river over
the high water mark. which was sup
posed to have been reach yesterday.
hats caused great damage in Martins
Ferry as scores % homes and business
houses vers flooded carly yesterday
morning before the contents could be
removed: residents believing that the
water would not so over the predicted
IS foot mark.
All public buildings and halls in tho
city rave been thrown open for suffer
"rs that have been driven from their
homes and is Yet no cases of destitu-
ton have been reported.
The east end OF the city Is covered
I n, from two to six feet of water en-
! hracing an .rea that extends from the
J La-rhhn null to the cooper shop On
First street and back TO Second street.
while in some places the water ha-
! reached the e. & r. tracks. Tram
/ and traction service has been sus-
| pend d. white yesterday morning tn
] water began sweeping into tho pits a.
! the pumping station above the city.
necessitatinE tho closing down of the
engines with which the city is supplied
with water and leaving but snTai "
/ supply OF water in the reservoir
Light Plant Closed.
Yesterday afternoon officials verr
| forced to close ths city electric igh'
plant. leaving the city in darkness last
! night. while the gas company was
/ fore cd TO -lcse the mains yesterday
afternoon ds the supply was waning.
/ The police department. has been pa
toling the flooded district In boats
since carly yesterday marning 10 pre-
! vent any attempts tat may have been
made to loot tho flooded houses and
/ have also aided materially in rescuinS
property from the flooded houses.
Manu- 'actu-crs have suffered the
heaviest from the food. In the upper
I end Of the city the Iaughlin mill has
beer inundated and much damage has
| hecn done to :he stock while. although
: tho Haskins glass plant is completely
| surrounded h, water. much Of the
J stock Wasmovcd - the second hoor
( before u N. damaged. Several feet
Of water stands in the floor on the
| Hopkins NJ, city plant between First
and Second streets. while all fires in
! the furnaces Of thu Wheeling Mold &
Foundry company were banked wed %
nesday night. on Hanover street the
offices ~ tho Scott Lumber compan,
/ and the L. J.. Scheele grocery store
/ have been flooded with considerable
loss. while four feet Of water covers
I the hpor of tho city building and lem
porary headquarters have been estab
/ lisheG in the council chamber on the
| second Moor.
Water closed IN around the Aetna
standard mill last night. necessitatins
the closing - that plant and throwing
several hundred mon out Of employ
ment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-28

Imported Cut Glass Salt-aud-
Pepper Shakers. Sterling and
German silver tops inlaid with
pearl. beautiful cuttings. 45c
kind; sale price, Csc each.
Water Tumblers. S-ounce ca
pacity. fancy poppy cuttings 70
match Jug. S3.8S instead OF
N95 for set of six.
6-inch Round Naples. har-
died or unhandled: sharp bril-
liant cuttings in hob and buzz
stars, etc. scsllopt edges. Sis
and Sl.5o kinds; sale price.
3 90 for choice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-28

corner % Fourteenth and Market
streets. building a miniture dyke on
The corner in front Of their place Of
business. The dykc was constructed
~ wood reinforced With mud 10 pre-
M fho water from passing bcfV Ger
10 boards in The dyke. which Ra-
constructed a. height o. about two
ami p half feet Much attention was
attracted m Tho corner a. tho mon
'orh'd during rho afternoon IN .
Others ptll r"main during tho night
10 500 that tn~ Sidewalk IN front o.
Tho store romans dry by placing mud
OIL tho cracke
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-28
DOKIES POS TPONED
ofieers o. New Dana Temple Of
Order Were - Have Been
Obligated Last hi1nt.

~" meeting NJ thc neal. cisc oI
cfirfr7 ~ the new Uahna tewpIo Of
fne Dramatic Order knights OF
Nhorss-7r vhich vas 20 1a1e been
hfid last cteninF has boon pos
poned unfl nest resk Norres vf.
be- sent ouf no'if.in1 Tho Officers TO
appear for OBJ gallon ~ Rlack Prince
lodge room. NJ tho Knign.e ~
Ftihia- - som as thr ani6rr4 are
Oh gated fho ritual. rfI rr di.fri.
buf~d and fh~ -fId cork pIll bo-ir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-28
THE Vogue of the Cut.Out
IL Decor for Walls

THE cutout decoration is the present style for interior
furnishings We offer 1915 collection Of Wall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-28

Salad or Berry Bowls. 8
inches deep. fancy set star and
fan cuttings. scallopt edge,
S1.S5 instead of S2.4S each.
Round Naples, Finch size.
brilliant all-over cuttings with
seven large hob stars. scallopt
edges at S2.95 instead OF
S3.o8 each.
Spoon Trays and Pickle
Dishes in oval or square shapes.
whirhng star and brilliant
jewel cuttings. soallopt edge.
SIPS value; sale price, S1.OO
each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-28
CASE POSTPONED
White Slave Hearing Was 20 Have
Been Conducted Today. Con-
tinYed Until Saturday.

tn" preim hearing o. ro~
Tone. charged Ri'l -ioIatirc 'r.
Mann White -f.,r fau. viii b.. hold
before q. * Comrriee. 0rcr George r.
Fo'd ir this CITY saturday afternoon
TN" case vac fo t7,c boon held ycs
'"rdat afternoon. bot ON account Of
'ho Inability of fr. proprietor ~ INC
ih.Ior.alo hotel. where fh. defendant
rndostored fo -e~rre room Tor him.
tof a-d 'Io Wheaton Girl q. ,csrs
o'I tho posi- 1u~wrnf p.e ordered
~ i- f10I-nf fhrf rho urscs ufft
have roccdcd su0.oirnfi, fo enable.
'H" officials fo conduct the trial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-28

The temple viii he instituted IN
This city April ~. ard n comwitfer
has been appointed 70 s~vurc a hall
for holding the meeting More than
100 menters Vi.l be initiated INTO
~" work. aud biz time IS bcins
planned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-28
STONE & THOMAS
Friday. March "a 1913.
The Weather-unsettIed.
MARCH Sale of Rich American
AvA and Foreign Cut Glass

LARGE purchase enables offer the best of
Foreign Cut Glass this
ranging from 200 to 500 articles advantage
hint from intending purchasers of gifts for June Brides
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-28
HUB PROTECTS
Market Street clotHsrs build Protect
ion N Front o. THsir PROP.
erty e Stop water.

In order TIER Tho interior o. thoi-
clothing store M rhf hc protected
'"rh 0on pcre employed yesterday
afternoon b, frr Hub { iofher. ~ tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-28

An 81 you arc married.
D told you pa- roinc ~ no '
Ru' thought o. pss a Joke"
To isn't Houston Post.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-09
rHr N0mE DAILy NUGGET. OcT.

is the natural outgrowth of proper md well directed attempt to get ahead. Let no man who Is going back into his store or his office go back with any doubts as to future success. to doubt is to invite failure, the doubtcr Is half defeated when he starts. to doubt shows a lack of nerve. to doupt is against the rules of the game. We are going back and we are going t" make good In the same old place or In some other place and every other fellow in town is going to help. If We all pull together. if we all forget any little past bickerings and jealousies. IT we ail help and boost and keep cheer full. we will find that when the win ter is gone we will have won back much of the ground that we have lost and we will have that greatest satis- faction that can come to man. the knowledge that by his own efforts he has overcome a difiiculty and has won ont
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-09

The diet innary says that sptInk means mcttlc, spirit. pluck. obstinate ,rsis,nnrc to welding. If Nome hns
 not vet taken, m motto thr very conn
 mon sounding ugly lcttle word 'spnnk' would be most appropriate "nc. What better example of spunk could bc had than tlic steady nervy working of the merchants and others along Front street when the hissing rombers were clawing at their hack doors. When '- seventy mile wind was twisting it's
 vampire arms around the caves Of their buildings and tho steady rise of angry waters ia their cellars minute by minute yurylcd it's death song in ,hclr ears. Spunk! ihe hest example inlaS-
 mahie. rho kind q. spnnk thai. if +urrsistc,l in, will win hack for these hardy men what they have lost by the storm. The kind "f spunk that will enable them to go through the hard winter ahead, though 1t may not bc SO hard, We will not borrow trouble. with tLc de, rrminat ion 90 wiring pros pcrity from the v"ry catastrophe that
 has seemed tn down tken. There is plenty nf spu,l; In N"m'. SnunkS men and spunky woinrt even ilIr dogs ur,. spunky and when "'i hlr'ilcr n.,-
 ture bumps into Il community "f thus kind hc will find lhi there ie just
 nbout spunk ,i:nui:li [" h.a, him 10 to it. That is exactly what Nome is going to do Not one real man k g"-
 ing to give up. not orc real w"in m Is going tu suggest giving up. Tor right now is the time |" stick [" u. We're all In the same beat and if We all stay In il and bend our l""ks to
 the oars we will pull the old craft through the breakers and once agnin lup onto the beach of prosperity. ''ut we will never get her there fl there are lany in the crew who have the element of the uuItter In them. We do no'
 believe we have my of that sort ir Nome. certainly mol many. The cx' ample already set hy ihe men who arc planning to get back on the Joo the example set by inc women who
 are standing by them. is enough to assure us that the spunk is all here and 1t win insure that prosperity that
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-09
chambers H commerce und citizens of other towns and cities. There gan b.,

chambers ,H commerce und citizens or other towns and cities. There can p,' l,o t.uibblc al,uui ,L'., tiu question i's ta i:s pr,prhiy. ihc'ir tw" r''mn'ittees n,t.st lc luItir,! uiid must k!,i.,ii'' tho .Soit .f iri;ti. Any other sug.cSt.'E would Huun.i tn sus the least. ill ad- yia..;l. especially 1T the suggestion ta'ae f,uim others wliD desired the stantlinS ni the relief wcrk.
 Lei us hope. th,t. ,nr rin,nib'r "s l"inin,r,p has energy enough {" mov" Ut once lat Us hont that th, citizens of Nome have spirit enough tu move at 0ncr. and kt HIS hope that when these two bodies do move. t"dny or to- morrow at the ntcst, that they will inform ti,r world tl:u they have iin- dertaken Inc work of relief aIl, that all contributions of money and sup plies should be sent direct to them or to their authorized officers. Rut do It now gentlemen.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-09
AT rxA NEW aAoLG

hsrcrIoh eres.' "Apea,e' Uess ss drought. siss 'esses< ey s"s ss''' eass
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-09
PHoNn MAIN NO. e

Entered as second class matter. Feb ss, 1907. ct the Postofisce at Nome. Aiaska, under the Act of Congres cf March I. 1878.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-09
Official Paper
NOME, THURSDAY. OCT. g, 1913.

The Nugget l,ui'iis.i,n last eVenin:, 6 teicsram fiIat II h,d received from Scott Lone. the editor uf thc Seal'is' Po3t t-Inteiiigcnccr. This message stat ed that the Seattle Chamber of Cvni- nerce was meeting with heroic 10
 sponse to it's appeal for funds and skp,,lies for Nome.
 There will bo many more rpessaR Rcs sent into Nome from other cities out side to whom appeals have been sent for aid. These messages will he fol- lowed as quickly as possible by the material evidences of the sympathy ot The generous people who have needed the cry for help sent out by the cham Der of commerce and others in Nome. Right now, today. not tomorrow or next week. but today is the time Tor Nome to get rendy to receive and handle the money and stores that are coming to us. Eight now is the time for the Nome chamber of commerce 10 appoint it's committee to take charg" of the money as it comes h. It's com mittee to arrange for a ph'ce ot s'"r- ,ce. a means of Tightening and plan of issuc of tho funds that will he plhc- cd in It's charge together with a conn mittee of merchants and business men In this connection ii ia high time thh' .,oh , c,mmi,tcc or merchants and business men nnd citizens was ior"ic" to work with inc committee "' '"e chamber of commerce.. 'H course '"'~ ia what will bc done. The chnm'"r of commerce and the ""mm"''e "' busincss mud prufessionil men w"' h,nd,c inc relief work. No ether plan could bc admiss,blc. n" other P''" should he contemplated aud as 'h's 's what will he done Inc sooner 'h"s' v.r,,emcn get together and lny "ui | plan of action. appoint n treasurer """ look into the needs and probable "- ouIremcnts If those they VIII nave - belp the better IL will Er. Tho rc"pe who havc been appealed [" Tor he'P have responded nobly and rr"mp'"' They did not wait single day m col Iecting money "r urranginH Tor s'"r'S for tho stricken city of Nome. II So"'' has any appreciation of this geher" .,tv. if Nome Is not utterly dead to th'' requirements of surllichnt WI" "@ received. nr Is ubout {" rcccNc h'H' '' Nome will not delay singi" di'F '' Settipx it's citizens committee Ioffhefi to work with the chamber "I c"'nmerce and inc chamber of commerce VIII h"' djiIy daily along making up us m'he' what il is going tn hn. ''h;h' now ID a time for acti"n. There are nnd'u"'- edly men of initiative and arti"h ''' inc chcuter of commerce. Tlrrc are | undoubtedly men In ,h" chamber ' commerce tittcd for tine task they VIII have to take up. Now. t"lay. is th' finn. fur these men tp sid together aud org,,nizc some sort "t w"rkin. scheme Mt tomorrow ar when the money and supplies t.'n,.'. 'ni S'iW. Al tho flnn. th.r il is thr daty M the ritizcns of Name tu form committee to work with ami aIni,' the respons'- l.iIity with tho cun,lniit'r f the rham- Ter of commerce These two commit- : tces, and only thcar tw, committees. hav.. my busincss handling the money and supplies sent in here for the re- lief ef tho citisens of Nome by the
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

INSCRIPTION RATES.
 (In advance.) Nome Daily Nugget. month ....e3.oo Nome Daily Nugget. . months ..sfo.os Nome Daily Nugget. 1 year =. .s1o.9o Nome Weskly Nugget. month ..seo Nome Weekly Nugget. year. ..es.os NUGGET MINING AND pREDoiNo
 MAGAZINE
 
 (Issued Annually in October.) Price per cOpy.... ..............o .o0 Price per copy mailed ............O Rates for advertising space in any Of the above publications will bema ,e tnswn on application.
 PHoNn MAIN NO. e
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MINING MEN eusiNEss MEN

: The Nugget Mining and orsds' . | ino Edition will be issusd about ' | October IS, 1918, and it will be : : nor. complete than ever. Don't ' | fail to act in touch with it and . | help advertise Nome.
 k % q < < ( : $t$ +$$S
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WEATHER REPORT.

Nome, Alaska. Oct. 8. 1918. Tamperature-Max. 39, Min. B. Barometer-2962 inches. weather-Cloudy. wind-North. 6 miles per hour. Precipitati tion-.20 inch water.
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DON'T FORGET.

That there are hundreds of p""rh' o,,,s,dc who do not know about Alas so They want to know and ought to know. Send them copy of the Mug get Mining and Dredging Edition.
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THANK GOODNESS.

That's doue! Sister Bess has been ,,r,,,nr for information about Alaska. ,,.-, pv. r,oiled her a copy of the Nuggets Mining and Dredging Edition and she'll have 1t all.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-09

The Victoria brinss us Isrue sh'p
 ment of meats. The quality and pr'ess
 are the very best. Phone Black 'oA Union Meat Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-09

Copy for regular advertisements must be in by 10 o'clock on the doy of publication.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-09

GO TO THE NORTH POLE Bakery for the bsss bread and pastry The only Coffee House iN town.