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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-14
PESQUISAS.

ESOOlOAD
JOYERO especialista y practice en-
trabajos de filigrana, desea socio con
POGO capital para explotar este negocio,
garantizando a%bundantes y seguras uti-
lidades. Para mayores informes diri-
girse a: Lorenzo Ramirez. Pecos, Te-
Xas.
I'm. 4. l6. IA.
Deseo saber ell paradero de mi hijo
Rogue Salinas, de Is amos de edad, ma
two de A~gualeguas, Nuevo Leon, Me-
xico. Mucho a~gradecer6 cualquier in
forme cue Sc me envie, escribiendome
con esta direction: Sr. Victoriano Sa-
linas. Ben Bolt, Texas.
I'm. 4. 16. IA.
Sc desea saber ell paradero de Alejan
dro Rodriguez, de p amos de edad, que
sali6 de General Cepeda Coahuila, el 20
de Septiembre de 1911. Sc gratificara
con 50 y un ano de suscripci6n a~HA
PRENSA a la persona que de iFformes
suyos, escribiendo a: Marceling..R r.. Mo-
rales. Waller, Texas.
I'm. 4 9. ID.
Deseo saber ell p~aradero de mi hijo
Martin Fernandez, queen Enero del
ano en- c~urso,.se encontraba en- Laredo,
Texas. Tiene 26 amos de edad, es.- bali
to, blanco y de bigote negro. Gratifi-
care con sly una de subscription a LA
PRENSA a la persona que. me de infor
mes suyos. Direction: Sr. Juan Fer
nandez. Mesa, Texas.
I'm. 4. 8. ID.
Sc desea saber ell paradero del Sr. Jo-
Sc B. CARA, que en- 1906 estaba radicado
en- jacksonville, Louisiana. La persona
que de noticias de e. recibira como grs-
tificaci6n un ano de subscription a LA
PRENSA. Dirijanse. los informe APE
dro G. Ramos. Runge Farm. Cuero,
Texas.
I'm. 4. 9. IA
Deseo saber ell paraderode mi mama,
Santos Rios y Barrera, de quien no ten
go n~oticias desde hace tempo. Agra
deere cualquier informe que de ella Sc
me envie, escribiendome con esta direc-
ci6n: Sra. Gregoria Garcia de BARREN
tos. R. 2. Box II A. New Braunfels,
Texas. -
I'm. 4. 16. IA.
Sc desea saber ell paradero de Silves-
ire Vazquez, de Iturbide, San Luis Po-
tosf, de "a amos de edad. La Ultima no.
ticia que de el Sc tuvo, procedia de Ian
caster, Texas, en- Bbril de 1912 Sc da-
"a un aho de subscription a LA PRENSA
a uuien de informes suyos, escribiendo
a: Narciso Vazquez. R. 2. Box &c.
Fredericksburg, Texas.
I'm. A. 16 IA.
Deseo saber eli paradero de mi hernia
no Aurelio Molina, de l6 amos de edad.
La Ultima carta que de Ell tuve estaba
fechada en- Lockhart, Texas, en- Agosto
de 1913. 'Trabajaba en- ell campo volan
tie Ne q de la Inca M. K. & T. A Ia
persona que me de informes suyos lie
gratiicare con cinco pesos, e~scribiendo
me asf: Sr. Desiderio Molina. Box 81.
Evansville, Texas.
I'm. 4. %. IA.
Ell Sr. Camilo Montreal desea saber ell
paradero de su hijo Crispfn Montreal,
dando una buena qualification a la per-
soma que lie de infornes suyos. Diri-
girse al Sr. Pedro Cavazes. -Uvalde,
Texas.
7-14-21-2S
D S saber ell paradero de la Sra.
Cruz Hernandez y de Albino Sauceds
Y Francisco Martinez, de quienes tengo
raz6n que andan en- Texas Sc daran
dos pesos de qualification a la persona
que de informes suyos, dirigiendcse a:
Cecilio Martinez R. R. 3.-Box 6dB.--
Coolidge. Texas.
7-l4-2l.- %
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correspondence del
publico.

r. Flores Hernandez. Corr1-
ban, Teas. Tiene listed razon
en- IoQue dice, Y permita que sa-
Iudemos en- listed a unO de los
defensores de Ia Repdblica en- Ia
.jornada historical del 5 de Mayo.
Marican0s de Fredericksburg.
En- LA PRhNSA veran ustedes
semana a semana el estado de
Ia situaci6n international y poll
tica.
Ernosto GuQjordo y demds.
San Angelo. -Su indignation con
ira tales inverecundos es legltl-
ma. No solo a ustedeS les ha
causado repugnancia su condIc-
ia; EN- todas parties ha sido 10
mismo.!
Janona. LAREDO, TEXAS. 81
q iere listed enflacarse, pidale
a IN boticario una medicina para
engordar. Ell resultado es segu-
70.
r. Martinez. - Galveston. Ell
grape juice 0 jugo de twas, es
una bebida que Sc toma cuarenta
y una veces: y 81 despues de ha-
cerIo Sc dan unos cuantos gol-
pes de pecho, cualquiera Sc slen-
tie con ganas de darle p~untapies
a IN recien nacido.
S. Gdmez. Manor, TEXAS
En- ell nGmero pasado de LA
PRENSA apsreci6 la rectitica-
ci6n Y crea listed que nos alegra
mos de que la noticia de nuestro
corresponsal haya resultado fall
sa.
/. r.. L.. MetcaJ, Arjz.-Si mu
! chos que hacen versos de Ceros
no tienen nj segunda camisa jque
piensa listed sacar con sus ma,
=, marrachos? Procure listed ira
:, baiar en- aIgo que este de acuer-
= do con sus aptitudes.
, Ell nero petate, -Horstcn.
r Teas. Nos aIegramos de que Sc
= haya convencido de que el meXi'
! canismo de csc peri6dico no es
mas que pura farsa. En- .estos
dfas de prueba Va muchos han
ensenado ell cobre.
/ In subscription. Liberty HILL,
. Tcras-Lo feIicitamos por sus
a elevados sentimientos. LA
p PRENSA informara de TODD 10
D que 0curra, sin apelar al recurso
70 del anti-meXicano popeI que US
a ted menciona.
CdrLosI Garcia, Los Angeles,
CaI.-Eso de querer conquistar
mujeres por medic de yerbajos
s Y polvos, denota muy poca molle-
ra en- quien 10 hace. 81 listed lie
cae gordo a esa chamaca, metase
: a terco, y 81 al fin lie dice que
nones p6guese un tiro.......de
mulas a su carrc y Gamble de al
res.
E. C.-Ldredo, Texas. Los
: ataques personalistas son muy
S POGO electives cuando Sc ldefien-
S den los caros intereses de la pa
tria. En- su articulo encontra:
: mos algo bueno, Ipero aquellos
. nos impiden publicarlo. Graclas
r por sus conceptos.
c.. Martinez. -Gduse, TeTaS.-
ESQ que dice listed de que Hidal-
90 y Juarez conquistaron la IL
bertad solo para unos cuantos,
: dejando a todoe ell pueblo en- una
verdadera esclavitud, denota
sencillamente que es listed un
migrate. En- fin, puede ser que
!. con Villa tengamos todos esa IL
bertad, sazonada con chorizones,
n queso de puerco y otras cositas
por Ell estiIo, amen del desarsollt
de las entendederas y de la gra.
titud, que buena falta hace
ciertOs individuos. 81 q.
A. Huertu u A. Moreno Sc
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pals, dire q uSJSu que CtLLIPISHuo
claramente sus intenciones Y tam
bien las actuales maQuinaCiones
d~iab6licas.
Sc que como c6mplice, listed
tonic parte en- Ia infdelidad y
I TRACTION de Febrero de 1913. Es
Derfectamente bien sabido, Y Us
ted debe saberIo, cue no pode-
mos perdonarIo, y tambien debe
saber que esa sera Ia causa de 81
ruina.
"Por 10 tanto, doy a listed esta
respuesta soIamente pOrque 81
requerimiento Official y mi contes-
taci6n, son documentos hist6ricos
Y 20 deb0 a Ia poSteridad una eT-
pJicaci6n de mi cOnducta.
''Yo Sc que los cientifcos, por
varios procedimient0s han proCu-
rado traer Ia intervention ameri-
cana a Mexico. Sc sabe sin MIN
guna duda que Ia venida de los
americanos fu6 deseada y provo
cada por ustedes. Ell modo de que
Sc han Waldo para eXcitar las dl-
fcultades ~internas y lamar des-
pu6s a todos los meXicanos para
que les ayuden a luchar con las
difcultades eXternas, esta cIaro
para TODD ell mundo.
Eel General Huerta Y ustedes
no han demostrado mucha sabi-
duria al convertirse en- instru-
mentos de los cientifcos, que
fueron los ~causantes del asesina,
to del Presidente Madero, del Vi.
cepresidente Pine Suarez y otros
liberales dem6cratas, porque u.s.
tedes no pensaron que Ia sangre
! de los heroes que empez6 a derrs
marse en- ell movimiento interior
de 1910, seria la causa de una
5 guerra civil que los llevaria a la
: ruina.
!. "Ahora desean ustedeS provo.
car una guerra eXtranjera para
salvarse del desastre que Sc lie:
viene' encima, con el conflicto CT
vii. Ustedes han demostrado aur
menos sabiduria, al amontonal
monta0as de maquinaciones
mentiras que Sc desmoronar&n q
rededor de vuestras Orejas,
"Ustedes han buscaGo ell medic
de unirse con los constiCuciOnali:
tas, que estan en- armas, con e
Drgterto de una guerra eXtranje
ra. V buscan ell modo de armar
muchOs m~eXicanos cuyas Simpa
tias no estan con ustedes, per-
cuyo patriotismo esperan eXplo
tar, sin pensar que 10 que van
hacer es armar q IN pueblo QUE
: en- iusticia deberia castigar vues
tros crimenes. Ese mismo pueblo
comprendera que ustedes son 10
asesinos de Ia democracia y gu
tratan de ganarselo prOvocand,
una guerra contra una naci6n ex
tranjera, en- servicio de vuestr'
: interes personal y del de vuestr'
partido.
"Pronto probaremos que las 81
tanicas declaracioaes que voso
tros, traidores a Ia patria, habel
hecho, asegurando que nosotro
> nos hemos undo a los norte- anne
: ricanos, es una afrmaci6n estGpi
da que os costara la viday traer;
a vuestros dsecendientes una etc
ma vergienza.
y Los constitucionalistas deesal
hacer TODD 10 possible y compatibl
con la djgnjdGd nacjonal, por eV
tar una guerra extranjera; per
81 no nos fuera dable evitarla
hariamos frente a dos enemigos
al poderoso extranjero y a nues
tros depravados compatriotas.
''Por Ia Constitution y Ia Re
forma.
Francisco Villa, General e
) Jefe."
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Dos cartas que recOgera Ia historic.

IRE han usado en- todCs los casos
de Intervention. han declarado
que eIlos no tlchGrdn contra los
revolucionarios, sino Unicamente
contra ell 'Gobierno; Dero clara
mente Sc puede yer que esta con-
Quota no tiende 3 otra cOsa que a
conservarnos ~divididos, para cue
sea mas facil su cOnquista. Co.
mo mexicanos patriotas, no debe-
mos permitir que las naciones eX
tranieras Sc mezclen en- ~nQestros
asuntos interiors;.
"Por consiguiente, hacemos un
lIamamiento a todos n~uestros her
manos a hacer causa comun con
n~osotros, para la defensa de nues
ira integridad nacional.
No podria listed encontrar
una OCCASION mas noble para &C.
der en- su actual actitud, que el
prop6sito de unirse a Ia causa de
todo Mexico, para que pudiera-
mos marchar tcdos juntos contra
los invasores yankees. Tengo tai
fe en- su patriotismO, que no du-
do que las fuerzaS de su mando
haran causa comdn con nosotros
para batir a los invasores.
"Reitero a listed las seguridades
de mi distinguida consideration.
Ell General en- jefe de Ia Di-
vision del Bravo, J. Mass. Sal
tillo, Abril 2S de 1914"
Contestaci6n.
Villa contest6 a Mass en- los
siguientes terminus:
En- contestaci6n a Su carta de
Abril %, en- la que, de acuerdo
con sus instrucciones, me invita-
a marchar con listed contra los
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COntestaci6n.
TAUJETAS POSTALES MEXICANAS

Las nersonas amantes de comprar tarjetas postaIes verdadera'
mente artfsticas, dirijanse siempre a Ia liberia de IGNACIO Z.
TOZ4NO que es Ia meior casa entire las de su ramo. Yea listed
Ia ista de las pOstales en- venta:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-14

JOYERO especialista y practice en-
trabajos de filigrana, desea socio con
POGO capital para explotar este negocio,
garantizando a%bundantes y seguras uti-
lidades. Para mayores informes diri-
girse a: Lorenzo Ramirez. Pecos, Te-
Xas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-14

Postales con los timbres de CO.
rreo de Ia Rep1blica Mexicana,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-14

TarieCas postales, en- color ne
gro. con vistas de Mexico Y sus
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I'm. 4. l6. IA.

Deseo saber ell paradero de mi hijo
Rogue Salinas, de Is amos de edad, ma
two de Agualeguas, Nuevo Leon, Me-
xico. Mucho agradecere c~ualquier in
forme cue Sc me envie, escribiendome
con esta direction: Sr. Victoriano Sa-
linas. Ben Bolt, Texas.
I'm 4 16 4
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Postales artisticas de bellezas y
parejas amorosas, en- sepia a CO.
lores:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-06
EGGS IN FOREIGN COMMERCE.

The growing depend ence of the
 United States upon foreign countries
 for a part of it's food supply lends
 interest to a special statement regard ing imports and exports of eggs, pre- pared by the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, Department of Commerce. Imports of eggs in the month of December last amounted to n, ,514,296 dozens, or more than In the entire fiscal year which ended with
 June, 1913. In the fiscal year 1903 the imports amounted to 368. GOO dozens; in 1910, 818.000; in 1913, 1,367, 900 dozenss and in the first three months under 1 the new tariff law-October, Novem- Der. and December last-during which period eggs were admitted free or
 duty. the imports aggregated 1, ,701, ,15S
 dozens. most of them arriving in De- cember Recent consular advices
 from China and European ports in-
 dicate continued large increases in the
 shipments of eggs to this country
 Eggs other than those in the natural condition are still subject to duty, though at reduced rates, and these lshew increasing imports in the brief I period for which the monthly figures are at hand Frozen or preserved
 eggs, the duty on which is now two cents per pound, show for the last three months of 1913 total importa-
 ton of about 100000 pounds. valued lat approximately $115,0o0. Egg yolks, dutiab1e at 10 per cent. ad va.Iorem aggregated about 100000 pounds, and dried eggs, S.534 pounds for the three months ended with December. In I each case the imports were considera- bIy larger than those for the cores bonding period of 1912
 The countries contrib uting the eggs imported into the United States are Il few in number. Our imported eggs are chiefly the product of China, ~Si- beria, Russia and Southern Europe those arriving from England and Ger. many having been for the most part shipped into those countries for resale l to foreign markets or eggs imported | in the natural state, England is the lchief nominal source, next in order I being China dncluding HongkongO anc I Canada Frozen eggs are chiefly from I England, with smaller quantities from tHongkong- Egg yolks come alnosa I exclusively from Germany, which i'm. ports large quantities of eggs from the jproducing centers of Europe and Asia and re-exports them in this form tc the United States and other parts oi 1.-the world.
 Exports of eggs during the yeal tended with December, 1918, amounted Ito seventeen and two third million doz- T ems, compared with practically nine teen million in 1912. five and two-third million In 1910, and one half million 1T l1S03, a. decade ago. while exports O. leggs are still much greater than i'm. tports, the closing months of the year Ishowed a distinctly downward ten. idency in exports and an upward trer in imports of that commoity.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-06

The storlx visited the New Hebrides the other day, leaving a new little is land as a reminder of his trip There is but little race suicide among the islands of the world in this age.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-06

That New York millionaire who married a telephone girl is not obliged to lift the receiver now whenever he wzazAaz ts aaz halle to her.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-06

I do not even know or care, Whether the clergy ought to wear.
 In church black or white dress. [ have a grievance of my own, A wife who breaches in her gown,
 And lectures in her night dress.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-06

The author of the foregoing verse is unknown to the writer. but he evi- dently has been constant attendant at a life series of Caudle lectures all married men have.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-06

Tn rhe Home Health Crfb book, Volume 2 ara quite extensive in- efrurtfons for the treatment Of that trouble ThA diet must be light and easily dfgested, and the bowels kept free The patient should be kept in doors unless the weather is unusually warn and pleasant Place a bandage around the swollen glsmds and head after having applied a Hnannent of equal az7auf1t5es of exHact of rna1llein and 7o75eaaa~ Both of these you can get at your 1rzuzg1st. It is also va1ua- ble to take hot baHile morning and night. followed with brisk rubbings. Take also Internally ginger tea. and other such mild drinks. Delicate children generally get quite nervous after an attack of muups. and need something to lbgzd1d them up An in- fusion Of scullcap would be most ex- cef1ent for the purpose
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-06

Dear Doctor=PIease tell me what to do for the n1nMnps2 There is quite an epidemic around us. how can. prevent tazang the disease?
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-23
CRANKY OFFICIALS
 REACH VALDEZ Will Start Work Across Bay and Barge With Supplies is Due
 Here on April 5th.

K. Bryan, Jr., and R. A. Green, rep resenting the Granby Smelling com pany, reached Valdez this morning on the Sampson to prepare for the work across the bay on the property re- gently acquired by the company
 The barge with the machinery and supplies aboard is due to reach Val dez on April ,, and work will then commence on the big wharf and bunk CTS to be built on the beach at the foot of Solomon gulch, after which the tram will be installed to the mine and the necessary buildings con structed for the housing of the men who will work on the property.
 Several other officials of the Granby company will arrive on the next boats and the active development of the big copper mine will commence. The work of placing the property on d producing basis will be rushed to completion at once.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-23

The Chitina Leader has it all fig ured out that true booster is one who boosts for the community in which he lives. but in Alaska true booster is one who boosts for all Alas ka. Our needs are practically all the same. Our particular location will have something to do with our par ticulariZing in boosting. To one in terested in Alaska, he should boost for his home community first then if an other community should receive the coveted prize, his boosting should not Wane, for what benefits one commun- ity will ultimately benefit the entire community-Dougla News.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-23
BOLD ROBBERS
 MAKE A HAUL

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, March 23 Two men entered the local jewelry store here this morning and secured jewelry valued at $2O,00O and made good their escape. The haul consist ed mostly of diamonnds
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-23

The Ladies Aid will hold their
 monthly 10c tea in lecture room of Congregational church Thursday af-
 ternoon, March 26, from to 5 o'clock. A cordial invitation extended to all
 ladies. k26
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-23

FOR RENT or lease, one pool and one billiard table complete. Inquire at the Big Place. Also moving picture
 machine in first-class condition. tf
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-23

Supt Chas Crawford, of the Gold King Mining company, left this morn ing for Shoup bay
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-23
LOCAL BREViTIES.

LOCAL BREvITIEs. J. Wheelan leaves for Port Wells in the morning.
 Suits pressed for $1.OO at sllver. mans. the tailor. Telephone 19s. 1 Jack Irwin leaves for down the sound tomorrow.
 1 Watches cleaned $1.5O Ail work
 guaranteed. Plant & Co. jewellers. If NJ. G. Thomas will leave for Port Wells in the morning. Dr. German, the dentist, is back and is prepared to attend to his patients A Game of Poker at the Orpheum tonight, scream comedy. Dr. German, the dentist, is back and l is prepared to attend to his patients. Joe Plant returned from Cordova on this mornings steamer. Chicken dinner with ice cream at the Valdez Cafe today. 1t F. w. Hawkins, of Seward, passed through on the Sampson today. E. J. Crandall, the mining engi- neer, came up on the Sampson. Nugget jewelry made to order by G. o. Reinke at the Valdez Drug Co. Eight men with packs left for Nel- china this morning over the trail. NJ. J. Callighan will return to his property at Port Wells tomorrow. POSITION WANTED-By a con- petent cook in camp or home. Box 194 or telephone 100. If Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Donohoe came up on the Sampson from Cordova. ! A baby girl was born to MT. and Mrs. George Dooley at Cordova last. week.
 Watch and jewe]ry repairing. All | work guaranteed and delivered promptly. Plant & Co.,, jewellers. If
 Mike Sherry returns to his prop erty at Port Wells in the morning on the Brighton.
 Dr. German, the dentist, is back and
 is prepared to attend to his patients
 Two big laughs at the Orpheum to-
 night and Gaumont Weekly of world events.
 1 Will leave Valdez about March 3Oth
 for Nelchna and Slate creek Robert
 Mcintosh. t1 1 Charles Molander, who went to Cordova as a juror, returned on the steamer this morning Glasses $1.00 and up. G. o. Reinke at Valdez Drug Co. If
 Alvah Flames, chief clerk of the postal department. was a westward passenger on the Sampson. Suits pressed for $1.O at Silver mans, the tailor Telephone 198. Mrs. J. A. Vance and Miss Ruth and Audrey Vance will be outgoing passengers on the next Alameda for a visit to the states, returning in few months. - .: G. o. Reinke, the Watcnmaker and jeweler. is at the Valdez Drug Co. All work guaranteed.
 The City Express has had a large 12-foot advertising sign placed on the side of the stamp mill which faces the
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-23

FOR SALE-Househeld furniture
 Mrs. George R. Walker.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-23

It's all right to take things as they come, If you know what to do with them :. .'..
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-23

The numerous reports from the White river valley that water has been struck on many creeks where men have been sinking should not dampen the ardor of the genuine prospector, says the Dawson News. The fact prospects were found on the rim on several creeks, and the pres ence of gold detected ill small quan- titles in many localities, indicates that the White is not outside the great northern gold belt. Somewhere in that vast valley must be gold in quanti. ties worth retaining.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-23

: FOR SALE or for rent. 20-room house, furnished, with or without din ing room. c. B. Smith, agent. k25
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-23
WEATHER RECORD.

Taken at 500 a. m. Snow is given as depth on level, in inches.
 Locations Temp. Snow
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-23

/: To the Ladies of Valdez. You are cordially invited to attend the spring millinery opening, Thurs day. March 26. /. = MRS. E.: WINTER
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-23

Mrs. J. A. Vance and Miss Ruth and Audrey Vance will be outgoing
 passengers on the next Alameda for a visit to the states, returning in a few months. '.' .;
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-23

G. 0. Reinke, the Watcnmaker and jeweler, is at the Valdez Drug Co. All work guaranteed.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-23

Suits pressed for $1.O at Silver
 mans, the tailor. Telephone 198.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-23

The City Express has had large 12-foot advertising sign placed on the side of the stamp mill which faces the water front. The sign is one of the largest in town.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-23

Lieut.. Dougherty. in charge of the first division of the government cable and telegraph line. will leave in the morning for Paxsohs to make an in- spection of the line and stations from the coast to the Alaska range.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-23

Glasses $1.O0 and up. G. o. Reinke at Valdez Drug Co. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-23

Alvah Flames, chief clerk of the postal department, was a westward passenger on the Sampson.