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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-07

terfn bon Joiepbine Nuntd; 0runbs
eigentbuHi $500.
1ronf Nrnolb Gtiens lit 5efn>
nentspolIitredsr bon Mmelia 6. Stiens;
perfDndlien $1,000. Grunbeigsntbum
$40, 900.
Rofa Dennemon lit NahlabDerDdls
term Don 4nttonp Denneman; perfos
nalien $1,000, Grunbeisentbum $4,000.
Der periOnlihe Rnhlab BEG Vhilip
gorbin betrdgt $220; oerjeniss bss W.
auittn Goodman SIT ,494.6o; oerjenis
ge bes Wm. Wilfon $1,000; berisniss
oes Deter Gidels $1452.69.
0srf hiebenes.
4bam RuHsa. Vuhlabn plpalter ber
Wdrp RuFeu, bic bel einem llnfun
ouf Der 6. 8. u. .. Babn ibr 2s6en
einbiibte, tburbs srmGdtist. bon bel
gabnseieufhaft $500 tn grleoisuna
aller 4nfpriifs gu otseptiren.
Die gurlep 5obdceo Socistn tldste
cine Jorberung iiber $12, $3.50 sessr
bic 6. 8. Gibelbn tobacco 50. sirt
Die giti3ens Rational gant Dor
Wilforb, g., tlagte cine Wehfslforbs.
runs iiber $1,000 sssen Scfn 9. Ro'
binfon sin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-07
aeHelsR RpnimiiHon
Soll ami Rnnif ses Naufiniptttprs
bonn StastratA geidDaffen iueroen.

g(ui geranloiiing bes itaotiiferi
Raut)inipeftors Saa loirS hslte Dem
Staotratb cine Croinans tilterbreitet
peroen. pelhe Die Sd)aiiung eirer
TouLpifeiiet aonuniiiIou poriiept.
Der ,3rped oieier aounliiiion iou -
ieiu, bic gIdne fiir ollie sfeiielanlugen
uno Sdornlieine aenau su inlp3tren
uno ;u begutad;teu, nm auf oieie
@eiie In Der 3utlmit nIr iolfe Gin.
lagen erridten 5u Iniien. weld)e nid)t
quolnleu.
lie aomnliiiion ioa iih ynlst ben
9eitInmungen Der Croinons. aus orel
sso6Ieuten SuiammenieeerL einenl
Refnnicnl engineer. einem Grotcl'
for oes sSngenieurtpeiens on Der hie'
iigen llninerlitat uno einen Steam
Gngineer. Ias 8ehalt Der Dlitglie0eg
oieier aommiiiion beitiHunlt Der 8iir.
germeiiter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-07
Nenc AnmaItfirma.

9id)ter 1orrp 80. Soffbeiner, Der
betanutiid iein Ridlterant i'm Supe-
rior-(3erid}t Dor ciuigen Lagen altf-
qeQcbeu bat, nm iid in ,3llflrnft lpte-
Der Der anlpaltprorts 5u Ipi0men. bat
Iich init Der NuypalrTirma 4ogue y
Bogue oIiocIirt uHo Die ;Siru1a miro
pom MN OH 9}ogue, Soffbeiner "
&oque heiBeu. Tie DiitalIeoer or
tSirma itrlo oie Serreu Grouiace Dt.
Roaue, 0arrp ". Soffbetmer M1o
5taataunnalt Ibonas i. Goglle rt1o
bas 0eihdftsIofal Der fSirma beftuoet
iih i'm gebdAoe Der eriten geatipnaI
ganf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-07

Srau Gaa q. Strong. ron 2iAcoln
uio 9athgdte 9IDe., glaubte irlih ae.
itern gioraen Elm per0ddIi8es 8c-
rduid, an Der 9oroerthiire ibres Sau-
les 3u boren uno hendhritligte per
Selepbon Die SoIi3ei. aur3e 3eit ipa-
ter traf Elm Gatrolmagen nit Selisi,
iten elm pelte iofort Nas &dus iun,
iiellten mo iegtereS, iopie Die Raf.
barihoft olrdliuhteu. obne Ieoot1 cine
Spur BON ginbredert iinoen su ton.
men.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-07

QHmertung Der Reoattion. - Der
ginIenoer Ihreibt iiber gass nur niht
itbsr bic CUR 3istuHipu itebenoe 6ro@
oe. Q8ir hdben geIagt, odB bic 2uints
eiieu8 pes Utarrismus bic 4bihuffung
bon 8apitdi3ius uno 8opengefpinn III.
3as tann Der gtnieuoer nicht beItrei@
ten, obne iih oem 0prtpurf ausSus
iegen, bag er iiberhoupt nihts pom
So8ialismus peiB. Wir hoben nars
geleot, oaB nsrn Der Gapitdlsins aufs
bort, aud tetn Sdpital gu hahen III.
SieIe Nnfitt Bat Der GinIenher ntht
nioerIeot Nas er bsrpsilen poLlte, lit
uns nibt erfinoIih.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-07

Ter Coroner Or. u. D. Joert>
meDer itellte feit, bab Der Wtann zines
notiirlifen 5obes unD 5par am 9er3s
ihlag, geitorben tpar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-07

emma 4liee 0eiit III Yahlobpert
ipolserin ben Caroline geiit; perfcna
lhn $4,000.
o. g. CuteaIi In gsa1lobperpaIiel
BON Jumes o. Barr; perionolisr
$500.
Geo. 6.JcneerImiib III 5efsomsnss
Dcuisrsdtr BON Gbriftian SaII; psrfo
nalien $105.
6orrp unb Dicior Moeisr iinb &c
ifam<ntspoIIftre BON Dora Woeler
y.eyfonalien $1,000. Grunbsis.nt6un
$4,000.
1obn n. Wisfer in RaHlc bp<rpal
| ter BON Tsarp Wisdsr; g,srionalisI
$500.
QouiIs Rieman 1T 1efiamsntsooa
ffrdtrin pon aambsrtHitmcn; Grunb
eiekntbum $2740.
gbo8. Taiuer III 1ei.cmensspoll
| Eftrdsr ron Gli3obetb Rncblon; Der
ionalisn 5000. 0runesissnibaH
Ularp .. Drepsr In 1eitamenispcli
ftrederin non Sohn .. Nrsper; perFo
n0lisn 500. Grunbeiesntbum $500
| Della Gorltp ift saonIobbernniteril
BON Anna Flanagan; grunbtigentbun
$3.50.
Mopme Deter IN Ronlnbperpnlie
rim ron acuiie 0tfsr; p<rfonnIie'
800.
! Gnna Sc Reabs tH gto4labpsripal
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-07

Gambler, refp. Elm 6dnoeistoni iortiuil,
riddles bic Beoolterung pes gan3en
Gdnbes einfhIieBt, gdbe. g8eun bdnn
nCch Der Sbeilbaber an Der s5n6uitrie
aud IDetlbaber bes 6auoeIstonfors
tiuns pdre, ip tpiirbe aug bem 6dnpa
Ter Elm bloIer gertbetler tperben. Ter
grobe Yrofit, reip. bic 8ertbeueruH9
Lex grpputte, bic beute bur6 Die bic
len 3trii6enbdnbler Oerurfa6t tDiro,
fame inn WegfQQ uno nur Der Nertb,
Ger Die 2lrbeit 0es 8ertbeilsr5 uno
pes transports ausmdht, tamen htn@
gu. 2llle Tortihrttte auf bem 9ebiete
pe. Gr3eugunq BON BroDutten uno bes
8crtebrs, Grfinbungen etc. tpiirben
bann ni6t nur etn3elnen 8robtapttas
IiIten, ionDerr bem gdn3en 8oIte qua
cute tpmnen, b. +. ioIDett es pbpii1h
pter geiitig tbGtig tft. NtAt Denen,
bie nint5 tbuu. Die Go3iaIiiten tpola
len, Dob bag beutige 9eielIihnftsa
| I1item 10 umQeitultet miro, oaB Der
MleuIh nitbt mebr bios bier lit um gu
dr5eiter1, uHb er fir feline Irbeit ntht
nur iooiel erbdlt. un arbeitsfdbig 8u
tleiben, 10 Ionge es eben gebt, fonoern
| cof er arbettet, um fetn uno ieiuer
W2itmeri6en Wobl 5u fDr0ern unb um
Dc8 2eben 2tQer in jeoer 8e5iehun9 81
perih0rern.
DAB oieIes feline leihte 2tuTgabe lit,
! nab ppr 2lLlem Die Rdpitdliften 1plde
IeuaeItaItung Der Dinse nidt ohne
g5eiteres 5ueeben pDer freiipilig eina
Ifu6ren, iiup fih Die So3ialiiteu be-
rrubt. Des6alb lit bic uripriingIih
rein 1fpnpmifhe 2lnqelegenbeit cine
pctitiide Sa6e qetporDen. gtur bic
D}aht oes Staates. reip. Die W9ajoriz
rat pes ge'ommten 8oltes tam foIhe
grobs 0luge 3uitunpe bringen.
Wis bic Gin8elbeiten piefes groBen
Qlanes Qusgefiibrt rperoen iouen, taHn
ndtiirlit nItt i'm Doraus beftimmt
rerDen.; DOR 2llem hdHgt piel BON ben
lInItduben db. nelhe lid Der @nt>
ritelung Der Sahe in ben Meg Itel@
ter. Die 8e1tdltung Der tapitaliitif6en
| 2uitGnoe in Der Habeu .3utunft iptro
| btitimmenb fir bic GtNfubrung oes
| 5p3iaIismus 'ein. Der 5beotie, pdB
| fif Der 8rpBtapitalismus unaufbaIts
fum rpstter eutpitelt unp btefer bon
| ielbf gum So3ialismus fiibren tptro,
nirb BON ben So3iGItiten alIgemetn
3uasitimnIt. Es bunDelt iid oesholb
I fir oieie nur oarum, oas Bolt, uno
una DIR aaen Die 2lrbeiter, uber thre
0tcnomiTfe Gage auf3utldren, lie
'sIbitz uuo 3ielbepubt 5u maben, oa@
nit Tie einitmals Die groBe Sadie IN
Die richtiqeu Dsge leitsn tonnsu un0
I'D nitt mebr IelbIt i'm Wege itehen.
| q. Wi.
| 81. 9. 9ieie tur3er 2lubeutungen
t0rrsn IeIbitoerftdnDlih audi niht ben
| Gn5ialigmus ppQfdnpig ertldren.
Sier3u mIBte man ein3elre Gragen
sin3elu uusfiibrIia bebanoeIn Sd
noqts nur barIegen, bab Der So5iaa
Iismu2 feine 70 einfahe Sahe lit,
bi, mid. nit Elm paur Worten ertldrt
| unb audi ntft nit einem 3ettuugsa
cl:itel a5cetban peroen tam.
! Qnmertune Der Reoattipn. - Der
| ginTenoer Ihreibt iiber alss, nur ntht
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1913-05-24

Many man marries girl who is
wearing an outfit that she prepared
for some other fellow.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1913-05-24

1t was an unfair maneuver OF the
doctors and contributed materially
to the defeat of Craig. Had VIII
been allowed to join Hartke and
Horn Fletcher in roofing for Craig,
the score might have been different.
County Commissioner Kildutf and
County Assessor Hartke came near
mixing it" Saturday. 1t came about
In this wise: Kilduf was roofing for
Meeker; Hartke was roofing for
Craig. Hartke said: "Mein Gott in
himmel, let us give Craig something
already yet" Kildutf said: NO!
Let us get revenge and everything in
sight now. Next year Craig will
likely take everything. Now's the
time for us to take it ail-when our
boys are going just right"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1913-05-24

Will Montgomery of the Cross l.
company yelled himself hoarse for
Meeker, and earned our gratitude.
We used to think basket ball
wasn't much of a game. but we have
changed our mind; it is one of the
swellest of games-almost as good rs
base ball.
That prince of good fellows, John
p. Schermerhorn was on hand of
course, and rooted for Meeker just as
tho they needed some. In discuss
ing the proposition with John we
said "Pittsburgh" instead of Witch
ita, and thereby saved our bacon"
Neil Kimball was coach and chap
eron to the Craig basket ball team,
and n mighty good coach and fellow
is Neil. But, say, didn't he bring
over a sweet bunch Of players. If it
hadn't been for Fern Spence and
some more of our players we
wouldn't have had look in.
Commissioner Tom Kilduff threat
ened to disfranchise Horn Fletcher
and Hartke for yelling for Craig.
Hartke and Horn will have to go and
resid in Maybell. Hartke's excuse
was I'VE want those Craig boys here
again." Sure, but don't yon know 1t
is case of lese-majeste to root
against your own town.
Will Taylor. of Axial. came here to
root for Craig; but DIR. French, being
a Meeker rooter, put up a job on Will
by telling him not to strain his voice.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1913-05-24

had a swatfest, and when the third
man was finally put out the record
showed that eight batters had crossed
the hcme plate. They made no more
runs after that.
h The summary Of the game may be
CLEANED from the following:
RUNS BY INNINGS r. II f
Craig DO 10000 90 0
Meekerl 20 ~ 80 *-15 /
Struck out, by Aiken in 8 inning;
by Hyatt . in inning; by Ball l8.
Bases on balls, off Aiken 3; off
Ball l.
Two base hits, Ranney, Brown,
Ball. Reinau.
Three base hit, Brown.
|, Home run, Ball.
Passed ball, Ranney l, Brown l.
Hit BY pitched ball, Bartlett, Rel
nsa
Umpires, White and Thompson.
THE BASKET BALL GAME
Was one of the most interesting and
enjoyable features of the meet. 1t
was we'll played on both sides. Meeker
won a substantial victory-the score,
in favor of the home girls being to
l8 TOT.
The playing of the Craig team was
better than the score would Indicate.
The lineup was rs follows:
Meeker. Forwards - Mary Davis
(captain) and Fern Spence.
Center-Margaret Harp.
Guards-Jen ennie Brown and Olive
Chaplin.
Subs-Eva Skinner, Leona Wild
hack and Lola Phillips.
The subs were not called into ser
ice.
Craig-Forwards Francis Aiken
and Edna Hart.
Center-Mabel Wick.
Guards-Helen Davis. Carrie Ham
ilton (captain) and Fay Tuttle.
Messrs. Herbert Gordon was coach
for Meeker and Neil Kimball for
Craig. Both gentlemen are experts
at the game.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1913-05-24
Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior, U. =. Land Oaice
at Glenwood Springs. Colo, April 25 1913
NOTICE Is hereby given that Burr 8. Love
lace. of Meeker, Colorado. who, on September
10, 1910, made Presumption Declaratory State
rnent No. WISs. for the sei4 eel4 Sec s. ne4 neI4
Sec and VIZ nwl4 See .. Tp2S, RM W 9th r
NJ, has filed notice of intention to make final
preemptioD proof IN establish claim tn the land
above described before Henry j. Hay, U. &.
COMMISSIONER at Meekcr. Colorado, on the
18th day of June, 1913
Claimant MINES MS witnesses:
Dawson W. lllnck, william =. Kirkpai rick,
willard spnulding and Edwin r. Grove. all Of
Mecker, Colorado. f. E. FORDHAM.
my3jn1 Register.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1913-05-24
ANOTHER SCHOOLS YEAR CLOSED
And Successful One Both from the Scholastic and
Athletic Point of View

cAf}on was honored by the presence
Of Professor Frank f. Thompson of
the University of Colorado, who de-
litered the annual address.
4 Professor Thompson makes no pre-
tst,se to oratory; but he is Il fluent
md intensely interesting speaker.
Every line of his address carried II
message of practical application to
tbs higher and better life.
His address sparkled with flashes
Of wit, having a bearing on his sub
ject. The program was as follows:
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1913-05-24

With the commencement exercises
at the high school auditorium last
Thursday evening our l9l2-13 school
year came to an end, SO far as the
scholastic feature figured. OF course,
the athletic events which followed
next two days, aroused, as we used
to say In Missouri, n right smart
amount Of interest. These events are
noted further down.
A large and appreciative audience
assembled in the auditorium to wit
ness the closing exercises. The oc-
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1913-05-24
THE ATHLETIC

THE ATHLETIC
Program was as follows:
lOO-yard dash-Clark, first; Brown,
second; Ball, third. Time, II seconds.
Hammer throw-Hyatt, Craig, first,
1l9 feet l-2 inches; Harker, second,
ia feet inches; Clark, third, 95 feet
l-2 inches.
22O-yard dash-Clark, first; Ball,
second; Brown, third. Time, 25 Sec
onds.
Shot put-Hyatt, Craig, first, 81
feet l-2 inches; Brown, second, 36
feet 2 IA inches; Clark, third. 38 feet.
High jump-Clark, first, feet |
inch; Chaplin, second, 8 feet l-2 inch
Ball, third, 8 feet.
Pole vault-Ranney, Craig, first, 9
feet; Strehlke, second, 8 feet; Bart
tett, third, 8 feet 8 inches. (Ranney
wcnvfsrst In rlsytsg OF tlse tia ---..::-ss5a
l2O-yard high hurdles-Clark, first ;
Hyatt. Craig, second; Ranney, Craig,
third. Time, 10 seconds.
22O-yard low hurdles - Ranney,
Craig, first; Clark, second; Mont
gomery, third. Time, 30 seconds.
Broad jump-Ranney, Craig, first,
10 feet IA inches; Chaplin, second.
Is feet l-2 inch; Clark, third, Ii feet
10 inches.
Discus throw-Harker, first, 93 feet
IL inches; Ranney, Craig, second, S6
4 I tt,n tpd
feet I inches.
44O-yard run-Clark, first; Ranney,
Craig, second; Hart, Craig, third.
Time, minute As seconds.
ssO-yard run-Ranney, Craig, first;
Hart, Craig, second; White, Craig,
third. Time, minutes 81 3-4 sec
onds.
Relay race Forfeited to Meeker.
Winning high school-Meeker with
So points; Craig 45 points.
Individual honors-Clark with 81
points; Ranney, Craig, with q points.
The most important feature of the
meet was the base ball game, and
much closer contest was in anticipa-
tion by the fans. The visiting team
was seriously handicapped by the in
ability of their regular pitcher to
be here, and they were otherwise ad-
mittedly weak, and this was discov-
cred in the early part Of the game.
However the boys put up as good
a game as they could under the cir
cumstances, and the crowd enjoyed
the sport from beginning to end.
Following was the lineup of the
two clubs:
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1913-05-24
Rheumattsm Quickly Cnrcd

my sisters husband had an at
tack of rheumatism in his arm" 7"
writes a well-known resident of New
ton, Iowa. ~ gave him q bottle of
Chamberlain's Liniment which he
applied to his arm and on the next
morning the rheumatism was gone"
For chronic muscular rheumatism
you will find nothing better than
Chamberlain's Liniment. Sold by all
druggists.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1913-05-24
DR.. Taylor, dentist. Meeker, Colo.

Everything considered, II Colonel
Roosevelt had not been elected in
1904 there would have been a big lot
of money wasted.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1913-05-24
Cure for Stomach Disorders

Disorders Of the stomach may be
avoided by the use of Chamberlain
Tablets. Many very remarkable
cures have been effected by these
tablets. Sold by all druggists.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1913-05-24
Right You Are

Rio Blanco county is determined
to have better system Of roads and
there. They propose to get some of
the auto traffic and at the same time
offer better roads for their farmers
Glenwood Post.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1913-05-24
Will cure your cold
BROMO-FERRIN
while you sleep.
Adam wasn't the only guy to lose
q happy home, because snake fool
ed his wife.

Don't forget to see s. r. Berger,
the popular Leadville eye specialist,
who will be In Meeker again at the
Meeker hotel, for two days, May 18th
18th, Wednesday and Thursday.
Will test school children's eyes free.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1913-05-24

The Craigs went to bat first. but
the batters went out in one-two-three
order, failing to find (the) Ball for
single hit. Several of their follow
ing innings were repetitions of the
first. Occasionally, however, they
made hit, but the third base was as
far any OF them got, and only two of
the lads made that.
The Meekers-well, it is hardly me-
cessary to dilate on how they did it.
They delivered the goods, and, while
they were goose-egged three times,
fifteen succeeded in going around the
bases-one without stop, when Ball
sent the sphere into Main street. In
the seventh inning the Meeker boys
The daily Alaskan., 1913-06-04

spgndltt-uoro's that dollar ] borrow. ed 0t you yesterday.
 Lendltt-Eecp it, old chap, keep iE J don't want you to ask me for any morol Chicago News
The daily Alaskan., 1913-06-04

Do y5 know that a white tailed prrmlsau Is worth one hundred dol- Iars2
 Do you know chat a common roussabous sea gull. if 1t happens to havs some red feathers under it8 wings is worth five hundred dol- arsa
 or course you don't. nor did we mal we read au accoun, of the EI1nscrw.dt scientific expedition which is now touring Alaska. In ors der Co know these things and Go rud taa uarEe. for scientific sDecl- mems. one should have a working knowledge og boany. zoology oru.- n1Ioev and che various oI0E.es which make up % trained student of natural history The Seward Gateway editor. who by thc way was tho only editor n Alaska to witness Che moons eclipse at three o'clock u che morning a few months ago, has acquired a general fund of bug u- rormaaoa. and lg Is from him that wa re. .hr following facts
 Very lew people around these parts realize chat much Of the insect i.e aat s wantouIy rroddeu under foot .s worth -u.I money. Somo of these specimens we don't pretend co know which ones. or we'd bc out seeking lrem-may bo sold for as M.a as dollar each Others ad- valorem. bring from five cents m rg che dollar mark.
 Ono rr Che bue0Iog.ags who Is member ol che SIeIusclmtG- ac.eu- aaa expedition. gathered S&5 worth O. bugs Che day he landed from che Ab.er The succeeding day he spent aaIs Of che time scouting a- b9u. and picked up SEQ worth But .hfs gentlemen knew what he waut- nE. what !. was when he found . after he get ls. There's che rub.
 I- mgus be information Co some people Co know chat a white tailed naru.Eau Is worth % hundred dol lars or more-lr you know where fo sell .. Also, chat an ordinary looking sea-Euu chat happens Co have red raa.hoes under Irs wings.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-06-04

wlU enrich you Co the extent Of five hundred douars-iG you know what Co do w.sh the specimen after you get iL Very rara Indeed is this pe- cuarly marked bird. but lt exists iu nature and has been found in AL asEa There may bc-somo around here for au we know, and since we found ou. about their high value we have been keeping our weather eye u.eD for a sight or one.
 Another raro seaguIl although looking Gu other respects like the scavougors which hang around the 6aachos ls one possessing rcd feet Museums win pay good money for such a gull
 Alaska. from a scientific stand point. s new and practically uueN- n0oIred specimens from 1t are sought by museums throughout the United su.os and iu foreign lands. Ut Go engage n the industry of seeking rme species. you must be in n. know or your efforts win prove futile "A a.uo knowledge is worth money sometimes
The daily Alaskan., 1913-06-04

The c.useas aud business mon Of Seward are subscribing SI&250 per month .a che Seward commercial club .or publicity purposes. The money wu be used In advertising aa city as a tourist resort, display mr Che advantages Of Che place as a route Co tho Interior. besides call- ine Che worlds attention to the mining country back of it. Stewards climate aud natural location and ad- ganuees are very similar to those gl sEa-#ay, both cities being gem aralIg recognized as ideal places in which ga enjoy heaI.h-giving suu- s.na and magnificent climate and scenery, each having easy and nat Iral routes to thc interior and each wI.n a wealth oE mineral behind it
The daily Alaskan., 1913-06-04
Complete Stock

Our stock of Drugs, Patent Modi- clnos, Rubber Goods, Toilet Articles, Perfumes, Stationery Candles, etc., l8 complete and we are able to sup ply our customers with everything usually found in a first class and well stocked prescription pharmacy. Our prescription work i8 subject to Che utmost accuracy Mail orders have our special attention and no pain IS spared to an chem to satIs- faction.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-06-04

Tue testimony at tho Roosevelt haeI hearing shows chat Teddy Dei- rHar drinks nor swcars-yet he aa- m..s ha.u- 90 newspaper writer There .# something wrong with that testimony
The daily Alaskan., 1913-06-04

A coa upe is just the thing to smoke wl eu out fishing, provided ou have good tobacco. Harold has aI kinds of good tobacco. 9th & broadway. tf
 Bonded Wbiskoy8-Gibsou, Noun Vernon and Belmont. The best of Raer-BIuo Ribbon, Budweiser and Pale Ranier ot tho Mascot, Tole- Da0ne 67 ft
 FOUND. Revolver, Owner can have same by calling on Martin Itj- ou, proving property and paying for this ad 3L
The daily Alaskan., 1913-06-04
The Best Treatment forItchingScalps,Dan- druf and Falling Hair

T1auaF itching and Irritation Of th0 scalp, narnnf dry. Chin and falling hair, remove gr.H. scales and daGduF and promote Ono growth and beauty 0' Che hair, Che following
 special treatment I most tTgct.Vg. agreeable and economical On retiring. comb Che hair ous straight on around. chen begin at tho side and nasna parting gently rubbing CuiicuTa ointment nr1 fh1 parting with a bli O. s0Is uanr.. held over tha end 0f Che Anger. AncInt 1HH.#1Hl. nlHHH about hall 8n Inch apart un.I EH0 whole scalp h1- been treated, th1puT- pose being fG rat fhr Eut.ruu ointment on Che scalp skin rather tHau on Che hair. Tho u.El morning. shampoo with cui.cIm soap and H1. wafnr Shlmna01 alone may b8 used r often G7 1Toglba, but Onc1 0F twice month E generally sufficient for tHa special treatment f0rwoman's hair Gut- egE soap and ointment sold everywhere. s1nnH Of each mailed Irog with 32-D. Skin Book Address "GuIIeura." Dept. 5 Boston.
 rF-TrnEar-'aC1dma1 shave In comfort with CuE.elFl soap Shaving Stick 25s. SamplgiTgg,
The daily Alaskan., 1913-06-04

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