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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-23
THIS, Is 4 Dad irONTH.

The indoor life Of winter, with lack
or outdoor exercise. putn d heavy lead
on kidneys Nearly sa.sss1fi s..sssrsf
from rheumat tiBfl8. hackaclie. pails "a
sides and back kidney > Snd bladder
aslznentB a blelIaehe n s. not mean
anything seTioass. but it. certainly does
not mean any thing good. its better
tosbe on the sRso aide and take Foley
tkidney gitlB % strAnEs shen and ifi-
gikofats the kidneys and help them:
Go theis Ncf ,Tiey help fid the
blood OK gei ds ana tiOisofis !. Sold 81
Evans 9haf1si ssey 81
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Stocks and Bonds.

NEW%fORR, Jan. 22.--Foreign seiA
ling was more of q factor IN todnysa
irregular market than at any time
since the reopening of the London
stock exchange. With today's OFFER
ings, liquidation from abroad,o chief
~ from london, was Estimated ; at
not less than 100, 600 shares for the
week. This comprised in large, part
such low priced railway Issues as Erie
and Missouri, Kensas and Texas COM
mon and preferred. with an admixture
Of Atchison, the Pacifics, coppers and
United States Steel.
THE market showed some uneyen-
ncss ~ the outset. but soon went to
It's hiGsieBt OF the day, and OF the cur
Reinforcement. Selling had no appRe-
clabie. effect until the early afternoon,
when prices fell all around ). Lowest
ut which time virtually all ii.gains were
Ubliterated saas +.
Foreign exchange reflected the Eu-
ropean liquidation, there being heavy
buying OF finance bills against stocks
rGaies.5 g lis7, -
Money made q. new low range for
almost year, four to six months
loans, being naade at la percent,
while; ;oyer-yeaf money was offered on
prime collateral. at per cent, ,Thia
was iu keeping with forecasts OF to-
mofrow,s bank statements, which In
dicated another cash gain,
An unexpected Development OF tile
day wss the decision of the special
master In the West Virginia debit
case. holding West virginia liable for
q large share of vsfginia'e debt nf
the time Virginia secedsi from the
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Cliicaprt tIsraila

gsAfpAGo. 8 Jan S:. Disposition 10
question tleg siifncy OF reported iSik
new sales To 1sdrOpe cut a figure to-
lay in oy e1qfihg a fre ElvKnce ia
wheat The fiiAf ket closed easy l=s on
fsf9 9kts Corn gsia6d isss Is I'd. ss5
n aixseaisth 70 118. ID sI0nss n, 3
Elhfsh varied Sfofis 2 l-2s fe61lklE to &
rise 81 Sc: si s: s Z; 50
GfaIA and ht6ylHioiss ci6slhf
Wheat. 5lit 81 A 3 -2s & is 81 ]. .2k; 10
ESsnf biiis 20 rs sdlS n as. s
Qasesf 81, - s3sEfS: 5s
Casl afSisi. - -
81 g %. 2 fesl: III rs 65 Il :se SIS !.
No 2 zafds Us ! IA 81: 5
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4 BIG INCREASE IN
THE GRAIN ACREAGE
Gotten States I pa PIantiing e.
ceeds Previous Year BY
2. 1000, 900 Acres.

vkSHINGT0N, Jan. 22 The acre
usri planted TO oats last rail- in cot
ton States exceeded that of the pre-
ceding year. = nearly two million
acres. and IL srincrease in Southern
wheat acreage was almost IN great,
the department :of agriculture sasi-
noanesd tonight. The departments
figures follow: ;iS. IS
Planted. In oats. fall OF 1913. 2,ihi'.-
e4lo 1914 !, 4. .3555, 900.
Planted in wheat. fall OF 1913. o.
ass, 900, 1914. 7,271,p ,pQe.
The wheat and oats increase the
Iiiepaftgnent said, appears to have
been more than 10 per cent OF the
acreage planted to cotton last year,
Reports TO the department irdicate
an intention tcn the part OF the South
+ern splhnteras to consider bly, increase
the acreage or the 1a15. spring piant-
gfngSof corn and spring oats. 3
Tho following table prepared by the
department. giyes the acreage In
crease in Southern States:
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issxfE ENllrFFsls giS t,oI {. kislsfl ~
= / ii

5lktsstsTflse J dIl. "a II lilffvs
Mn per cents Of 90 .a1 * llss "a I'M
ErH a sgslsh cArcfiha en- bt5y Hired
ls ID Sss.l thelt ANIMAL OK pess difnfs fof
this tteai iss saij pso ~ s 10 .fs .a00.
acentil lE$ 70 q sefa5f sl,ieh lias fsif.f
"a BY the tsI sIeeah 81 cen .ls.
Ten afs ago The yeafi1 s1pesdikiife fe
Tor alsos ef fafiaeta % this state
lllzzountesl & Sc. % 900. ana us }f.-
- eese 8 4 IL ii,sa seen s5
per oels hit sestS silt ef8S: of
the aiaelink paid Tor labor 81 s s6iiIE
Cafoilaa farfAers ie cash
or ron lt,HentAi Knitted Gtdse2 lfiG
IsallS iSEos eS &ii1 lslst = hi. a 4
81 sete. .el. 300 & 'i tls
lee1tefs hire Iaht, les6 are he III
900 600 farmers Il, lie 6ouAtfy sflEt
altbipy Alfsd hahll s s.
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~ 3D.. G. PoIsl,aer De.adl.

SAVANNAH Ca, Jan. 23s--Mrs.
I5icisn HI Raines, honorary rresi-
lienf-generalo OF the United Daughters
Of the Confederaey and one Of the
founders OF that organization. died
here today Otter an extended illness.
Hrs Raines was 62 years old.
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s.IiVe Sfocl

CHIC ACfls jan "a. logs firm Hulk
So DG.l5s pigs 6.S5 al {. 3 s. $50 ;gss3
Cattle Arm Native steers So 500
o. Western 81 q 7.te cows ana
3seifers S. 20 ID 100; calves 81. .2g6p a. so.
Sheep weak. Sheen eE.s606. 30.
seariings SCI go; ,iandas s7aBs.6O.
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FOR SAFE.

FOR SALE-3arden seed from best
i bulk stock at prices which are at
tractive. We make q speciality ~
2 the Seed bnsineE8. Eon can make |,
B Home Garden cut your nseeasary
IS living exp penses m haif. Phone 46l,
Fttsman Smith, Seed dsnsan.
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DRY Goods

NEW YORK, Jan. q % Gotten goods
markets WeEa flfmsr and higher to-
strong. sinks we're higher. YarhH were
firmer. s ~ .s S5
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-23

WANTED-'Home grown Okra Seed.
provided your seed are clean and OF
pure strain. We. can use q thousand
pounds subject to price and coiidl-
ton. Furman Smith, Scotsman,
Phone d64. : li5s7s,s3s 80 Z.
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WANTS

WASTED--Sewiag OF ALL or any kind,
Sewing by tie deSs hour or week.
/ VIII cut. draft and make shifts.
dresses, coats and suits to measure.
Work quickly and neatly done. Mrs.
Belle Erskine Pruitt, No. All North
Fant st.
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Classified { ,ol,l,1a,1s
Want Advertising Rates

Six Times sl00 9aS'agIg- = - '
twenty-five word prorasa for eseh sda,saal
e0a. = : - -T~9rS ~ - e9tsN--
No adssment taken for sua than csnt eayanos
your name ia he telephone teephens
yolF want ad TO 321 and bill wlbe tnaon Cor
prompt Daynent -sTg-s5-Se
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IFAN1ED-Clean cotton rags. The In
teiligencer Job Printing Depart
ment..
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!! 8. Z

Ali refsbfs hltiAe eifsf1S asafntt
the eatSfe og n. y. Slisi ecAAssds
afh heeeb5 notified - <sksns them
lfppefi$ bk1xan 90 fIle ,sil6trslGne ed
silalS tsae time PRES & 81 i:Y$.
md thoas snasbted g islle seS
ISIa g S2i h
AXE ". sss5fsIs ~.
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WANTED-ro correspond, conf
dentialiy, with anyone siesirious of
T becoming permanently cured OF Che
< morphine or whisl,ay habit. Thn
/ KELLEY INSTITuTE, COIsJJM-
7 BIA,s s. G. Box Is. d ~
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WE BUY PEAs ana ,ssv ~ MI.
hImtn bnli5h- eeedman. Phone
/. -. Dt
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sVANTED-The privilege to cure
tobacco users at home. $500 buys
the cure. Information IL desired.
I TIE KELLEY INSTITUTE, CO.
! LuMBIA. s. C., Box 75.
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WHEN UNExPRCTLY dstainod down

WHEN UNEXRECILH detained down
town. for luncheon, YOU cannot do
better than drop In here. A light
lunch or substantial meal. Cuisine
and service o. X, and prices iust as
attractive as our food. The Lunch
e0nette.+-dtf.
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Poles wagon and Buggy poi,,s new
3 nnd second hand Paid y. Stephens.
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SDT1CIR.

! am no longer responsible for any
indebtedness OF Mrs. Goss.
lt2i-2tp. II. Da GOSS.
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Z HAVE FOR SALE several dozen
cans prime tomatoes at slice per
dozen, string beans &C Si.1O per
dozen, dessert peaches without
sugar at Si.16 per dozen, desert
peaches heavily sugared (f-i pound
sugar to- cah) 22.2s per dozen. 10.
c. McCants. Is
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New York Cotton

NEW YORK, JAM %. Cotton I. was
unsettled By heavy general realizing
today and the close was easy at q
net decline of 23 to "a points. S
liverpool again faiies 10 fully meat
the New, York advance or late yester-
= day end the local market opened at d
declina Of n to 10 points. In addition
10 profit taking By old longs, both
Liverpool and New Orleans appeared
e. be sci ..
on the differences. There was also re-
neWed sailing from eastern belt sours
ces; and prices sold about is 10 I6
points net lower before the end OF the
morning. After q rally OK btor points
from the lowest shortly after midday
on covering and bnying BY local spot
houses. however, the market develop
ed renewed weakness under continued
Z liquidation; or reaiizing B, aud reached
the pWest point IN the late tracing
viith bfay selling at s, ,S22 or 90 points
under last nights closing iigureG or,
"a p0h vs. under yestefaa y's high re-
ec0rde
Liast 81 ices we're at the lowest point
OF the a q. Priyate cRliies at attfibnted
& the sdecssf1e III Il Liverpool to Increased
ofgertfiss OF spot col ton and a sElasier
olflaiZe. 81 z:
spot eetsan quiet, nliddIins uplands
500 les 20 baies.s Z
s lkeh futures closad eesys
q Open nigh low close
JaRuefys :. !. s. ! !. 9s47 e,42 i:
! March q. 7s 81 g6 .6e S.o2
: shtsy, III s ps 900 sss &,
Jtsiy ~ OF D82 Il S.az
October g:Ss .is e.a2ss
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TAKEN EPssfray COW. Friday.
Owner can get eRnae BY calling it
Inteliig iigeneer and dSscribing pro-
ssssS;efty and pnyine Ter al.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-13
City Official Paper
NOME, ALASKA, MARCH 13. 1915
TIME TO TAKE ACTION

once again. according ta the dls- patches the United States fs oa tbe verge of trouble with Mexico and ta.s time judging from Inc tenor of tfe notes forwarded To thc Constitution aIist leader. Carranza. The American government means business. While deplorine war as the most devastating If all human evils. il is evident fHst in this ease the United States should take a decided stand fol better or for worse. and force the Mexican matter to a definite conclusion
 II is agreed ih4t lie fofmer policy of the administration toward he arex- ian Republic. meaning Iae sa-eauad policy af aWatahfa. aaIt.ae.a Was founded in wisdom and good Judgment but 1T is becoming aaH# mon ssid.at 1tat that method af acton Is sfma. the granting of further Iaausa for aat- rage and harhaa#msm aeaust uot "IT tae oitizeas aI eHe Tnea sates bot all foreigners as well The killing of the former chfeogoan. John Afc- Manus is only one more fatality added To the long list If murdered Americans and aa tie rnltea sates Gas DIS aa- heedfd th5, farmef mHrase4 if can hardly adopt fhis particular sne as tde sole excuse for definite action against Inc Garranza government
 This last affair has shown. however that the Alexieana. regardless If party| have iitte or ua regard for tho rights of foreigners and as the United states has assumed. before the world. the right 10 he the final arbitrator in the lesser American republics. she is left no other alternative but 10 make good her promises that the lives and pro perty of foreigners shall he protected even though it leads 10 war
 The present condition Of affairs has existed quite long enough. The yacnI ating policy and dlatorz tactics If inc government has made the Tinted States the laughing stock If The world and 1t is now high time having tried all peaeeable means, to undertake l drastic action if for no other reason . than to show that the United States is | leady To uphold her dignity among the nations and To fulfn her promises to the world
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] denendent all her life.

II A'lltfN'it tii utI Illts
 The company was sued and yer dict If sa0ao was awarded the crippled sia If t-rao md a half years That was seventeen and half years ago since then the company operating the horse cars has been merged with an other street aar company The arip- a.sd utte girl l3s heeame 3 young Nawa ue.4...nt 1ouue woman. Hn el. as mol yet been paid inc 5.o0o damages the auurt awarded her. .THe uristual railroad company and the lha concern with which their original company was merged xeu- later have r.ueht the verdict They have fought .jt for seventeen yaars and a half The lawyer vlo defended the girl WIS dis barred trr.uph tle efforts of the com panr
 Later the dlsbarment was lifted be cause tt was found that evidence aaaiust him had hcrn manufactured hy n.a railroad compon, in question The crippled and dependent girl had twice tried to commit suicide. but was sayed. ry the time way is found to compel .th. railroad company to pay her the T images vht,h inc law awarded her Inearlv eighteen years hack the girl will |1..e probably have soeece3ed in ending her life
 The laws dc'av has heen the dis glace ,c our .i.ilizaGon# Chicago 1rihuuo
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OlVORCES IN ALSACE
 DUE TO WAR FEELING

BASEL switzerland.-German mar tial law is described by Alsatians in Basel as weighing heavily upon their ccuntrymen at home They declare that the speaking of French is cassi- fled as an offense.
 ePrsonal feeling between pro French and pro German Alasatians is running high, isiting Alsatians declare The local courts have granted divorees re gently to husbands and wives unable to live harmoniously because of their opposing national sympathies
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Geo. l.. stanley of the Kobull writes that the last carrier from Point Barrow reports the freezing to death of two native women on the trail They were walking ahead of a dog team in q blizzard became separated from the team and got lost one is stated to have been the prettiest young half breed birl born in the North No very startling news from the Kobuk Every body is working and the future looks bright
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A NEWSPAPER DUTY.

What thy World has had to say of
 a'amars in rho darr. has more rhsn a a.a-u, W,uHjau There are news
 .r~ n Great Hrffau France and
 uau> vhch in the face af the most
 H#a v.ruf aIl history are discussing a- freely as they may the same sub
 rHr pr,mhfty is that if the plein '..e.s uf t.e great nations of Europe #a been informed as to their inter rafionaI relations the present conflict Hauld have heen avoided No doubt
 Isers, czors and kings. race hatreds aon.al policies. commercial expansion with it's attendant ieaIousies. violated treaties, old revenges. and an all-per- .aiug mt'rarism have had their part
 nrnsine upon the earth slaughter and devastation. bat more directly re
 an~ible than ans or all of them has been the censorship which when not ..ret has been false
 That is why the World insists that lae shastIt mommery of the American state Department should come to an end With war on every hand. with slr threatened at our own doors. with
 Nlization reeIng under the shock of aar that came like thief in the night. we are pursuing the tragic methods of Europe almost without protest.
 1.-the American press does uat swah on Du tms danger il is to be charged WItn a colossal failure. The question is mol onc of locality OF party or per sons II is worldwide in its appIica- -iou hut in it's future aspects il con eerns ITS muro than anN other great o.at.o on .uth
 Thare is cnoH-h newspaper cuereg n tlis couuu Jo forae publicity upon the slat. department There is enough HtsHieer.r.tu this country ta.pass upon oar f.re'sn relations eohetlv and justly Ear.na ts drcn.aea in hlaad. loaded ".ta a..t and stricken with sorrow because practically nobody knew tbs awful abyss to which few seeretive mn were driving it. The same may he said of America one dar if We do no. h~ad .hr lesson New Yark World
 ".d 7aaation t T Ifve
 I.a -aN-.r'he for the NUGGET
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danes in former years. We knew her as a tau. slim, willowy girl so we at tribute her present weight. as eX- pressed in the Nugget to the Nome climate If the Nugget will now have d half-tone cut made of that charming feminine boquet ana print it, Nome can expect d rush of turists next sum mer who will desire q view at close ranee of SO much physical charm pos sessed by such d small number of ladies If the Nugget will publish such q pie ture, we will guarantee To mail our copies to the outside. regardless of our great desire to retain them.
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WILL co TO FRONT TO
 AVENGE HIS BROTHER

ITAVERHnI.-Bi Ridden bv his mother to avense the death of his youngest brother on the field of battle, Sydney Norton, shoe cutter. employed in Knipe Brothers factory, has resigned and will sail immediately for England where he will try to enlist and serve in the same regiment and company his brother belonged to.
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INMACHUK ITEMS
Special Correspondence.

DEERlNG. March I-There is nolh- ing new or startling to report from this section Mining affairs gre prosresSue g steadily and f1rorab4 dumps couuuu, ta pile up Another prospecting out ft has dropped onto pay and may soon statt dump Last month we had some pretty cold weather; for over ten days the theremometer ranged from 2o to 10 degrees below zero. The last couple of days were fine, up to IS degrees above Today blizzard is raging with the thermometer hanging about zero.
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THE LAWS DELAY.

Eighteen wears ago q little eirl of three was injured by horse ear in the streets of New York. As u result of the accident one of her legs was amputated. one eye blinded. and her nervous sys- tem so twisted that il was evident even then that the child would have 10 be
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AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Old Lewis Hunter Rye and tho Fa. nous Atherton Bourbon whiskeys, Dis. titled spring 1904 1905, bought in bond and reduced to 90 per cent. by U. g. government by the bottle or gallon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-13
A COOK WANTED

Wanted, good woman cook for road house. Write Mrs. Lucy Pendersrast Marks Roadhouse, Council, Alaska.
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WE CAN DO IT.

For first class work and prompt de- livery phone Main 151 and the Peoples Steam Laundry will call and get your laundry.
 ". ]. WILLIAMSON. Prom.
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100 TONS OF FLOUR.

Bread only 50. North Pole Baker, and Anvil Bakery.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-13

For fresh peanut candies, saited peanuts and salted slmons go to tho Rose Candy Store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-13

Entered az second class matter Feb 26 1907 at the PostofFice at Nome, Alaska under the Act of Congress of aeh 3 1878
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overhows on the river have cndan- eered the dredees II is feared that one of lhem will receive damage
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-13

Steve Trucco. who has been up river for some time hunting. just returned lo town He brought to bag quite a bunch If ptarmigaus and rabbits
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-13

Johnny Grant one of the up-riyer operators is in town on business He reports everything prosperinC all along flc line.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-13

Dick Hoogendon has purchased a .aHer and will start prospecting soon.
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THAT DRIED RIPE OLIVES

Are fully matured on the tree before picking and contain all the natural oil. Fer Pound. .... ......... ...... 35c
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$ ne Waes4s Nugget moHU... 6oa
 ' me Weeae Naesst. ] year ss.Js
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES
 au advance

> me paIs Nugget month s2.0o \, the nals Nugget. months flo0o x mr Daily Nueget l yeat =. 5000
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 laHer and will start prospecting soon.
 Adolf Escholt who could not get to bedrock on Lane river on account of water is having eoal hauled up the umaehuk to some ground he owns and VIII sink some shafts
 Me had fair weather on election day. but so many of our bovs being busy, a light vote WIS boiled. Anderson and James ran neck and neck
 Thee. Spurloek has about recovered from the burns he sustained while reseuing hi- cabin from flames at Willow Bay
 Freiehter Frank Knapp is supplying he camps from this point at present, hnt will soon be back hauling coal from the Wallfn mine to our operators
 Joe Segsby is flying around with his dog team: he may enter the races ue+t spring.
 Alr. W F. Shields reached here re- cently and continued on to the Kobul. where he and Dr Reprogle have sc- lected T site To whice our Eskimo' village is to be moved IL is expected the removal will commence soon.
 Nugget subscribers in here were particular ta mail to their friends on the outside. the Nugget issue of Feb. 10th, believing that persual of the list Of weights and entries for the big Moose Handicap contained in that issue will be m immense inducement for. tourists to visit the wonderful country that possesses such d superabundanceI of feminine charms. Nome is only a! dozen or SO years of age and it is notI possible that all these fair danes brought their perfection of form from the outside. so it is natural to suppose that the excellent climate of Nome con tributed largely to the avoirdupos We knew one of those fairl
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-13

James Black reached to< todd. after more supplies He and Alnert Coel have found pay on the Black Gold and after little further investigation VII start a dump.
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n.1 .3aa7tior u live .I.a ~aN-.rhe for the NrGGEr
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THAT Al SAUCE

Is a big improvement on other sauces Once tried. becomes permanent ar. ticle on your table. Sells for 35c and G5c. In order to induce you to give 1t trial We will sell same at 25c and Soc for this week only
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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-13

FIDELITY HAMS AND BAcoNs Are the best as it is a grade of smoked meat especially selected for the finest family trade. The hams are lean and weigh not over II pounds; the bacon very lean and small slabs. averaging about 4 pounds to the slab.
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,}-sued Annually in October) s.I.. per coiy y...=........ b0c -.s. arl copy mailed. ......... b5c
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Adolf Escholt. who could not get to bedrock on Lane river on account of water. is having coal hauled up tn" Iumachuk to some ground he owns and 1lH sink some shafts