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The Raymer enterprise., 1916-06-01
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
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Save your old papers and rags.
Ice cream SATURDAY.. Mrs. Summers.
Earle Fowler Is helping in Knapp's
store this week.
j. N. Quinn's house u rapidly near
ing completion.
l. A. Whittier spent 4 couple Of days
in Raymer this v eek.
will have ice cream Saturday this
week. Mrs. Geo. Summers.
+. l.. Knapp and family spent the
day Tuesday, up in the Kalous country.
Mrs. Strohmeyer and children went
down to Sterling today to visit her
parents.
FOR SALE:-A year old Short Horn
bull. ]. G. Andres, half mile west
of Kalouse.
Roy Dunlap has improved in health
80 much Of late as to be able to be
walking around town.
The Fritz brothers are enjoying a
visit from their father who came here
this week from Nebraska.
This y Commencement week st the
Morgan schools in which Miss Floye
Allen IL one Of the graduates.
Jimmie Smathers, who has been yis-
iting his parents, sisters and brother
left Tuesday on the west train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frew are enjoying a
visit with one Of their daughters who
came from Nebraska last week.
Mrs. McClellan's mother and sister
arrived Monday from Gothemburg and
will visit for some time tt the McClell-
an home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norwood, Mr.. and Mrs.
'Tighe and Mrs. Quinn spent Tuesday
in Morgan taking in the Memorial day
exercises.
J. 0. Smathers left Tuesday for Corr
cordia, Kansas where he will take up
his former work Of eanvassing at the
teachers meetings for school supplies.
The Ladies Aid society will meet 1T
the school house next Tuesday June 6.
This will be an all-day meeting with a
picnic dinner. The ladies are cordially
invited to come.
Remember the special election Satur-
day. The board wishes to know what
the people want, and we believe that
they will honestly try to carry out your
wishes in fair manner.
At the suggestion Of Grover parties
the county division meeting at Keota
will be postponed until Tuesday June
10Th. This will give mole time for
discussion Of the matter.
F. l. Doy and family accompanied
by Mrs. Doty's mother attended church
in Raymer last Sunday and availed
themselves Of the opportunity to in
spect our new school building.
LOST-A brown mare mule weight
about l.l0o. left my place three
weeks ago. Right side Of mouth
torn about an inch, had halter On. 4
will give $500 for the animal deliv-
! cred at Fl. Morgan. Address Jake
knrub, Colo.
Mr.. n. NJ. Henenway and his son Of
Clear Water, Nebr:. was IN Raymer
the latter part Of last week looking
over the north half Of section 10. south
of town. The son will probably come
out here some time in the near future
and make bis hone On the land. They
were much pleased with the couAtry.
There was no meeting Of the electors
last Saturday to consider tbe matter of
electing delegates 10 attend the county
division meeting at Keota, when held.
In this matter every person Interested
should be present and express their
views The matter skeald be consider
ed from all angles and no mistakes
made that can be avoided
DR.. 7. }. Bovard Of Greeley was in
Raymer Monday in the interests Of the
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-06-01

sfsS'u ~s'ous uVIuSo ~ Vol Jus pidC66s
especially when people are deeply in
t,rested. Such reports grow. The
Z 'terprise man wishes to say that he
do,s not recall any threats made to-
ward himself, nor has he made any
threats, he has not heard any p ran's
character assailed, or even insinuations
against them.
w. c. Cutler OF Lusk, Wyoming,
surprised his brother D. C. Cutler last
Friday by stopping off in Raymer for
visit. Mr.. Cutler had been contem-
plating a visit at Lusk this week, 80 on
Monday morning Mr. and Mrs. Cutler
took the brother for spin up in that
section Of the country. The visiting
brother Is interested in tungsten mines
over in the Boulder country.
Harold Milhollin left Saturday for
Bridgeport, Nebr., where he has a
position in the depot, and his place
here IS taken by Mr.. r. W. Steinford
who arrived on Friday from Kansas.
bot his home has been at Snyder. We
were ssrry to have Millhollin leave as
be had made many friends here, but
Mr.. Steinford seems to fit into the
place to the satisfaction of everyone.
Mr.. L, N. Sweigard returned home
Saturday morning from Greeley ac-
compasied by his daughter, Mrs. E.
White of Philipsburg, Mo. Finding
Mrs. Sweigard not SO we'll as usual
Mr.. Sweigard has disposed Of mis- hor-
ses and chickens and will return to
Greeley this week to be with his wife.
Mrs. White expects TO leave today for
Nebraska and Dakota where she will
visit relatives before going home.
The Singer sewing machine is the
most endurable, simplest and easiest in
oReratiSs, gives hest satisfaction with
alb kinds Of material, and is most eco
nosnical. everything considered, Of any
sewing machine IN the market. When
In Rsymer step into Schmeeckle Bros.
store and see the newly Improved,
without any shattle. ball-bearing ma
chine. They have few second hand
also.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-06-01
LOOKS sNTOSTOMACH
'Periscope" Is Latest Aid to the
Surgeon.
Ingenious contrivanee by Which Mans
interior May Be Viewed Without
the Risk and Delay Of
Serious Operation.

Nowadays when the physician is
called to examine person who has
something seriously wrong with the
stomach he takea look at the inside
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-06-01
Daily rhouoht,

The end and purpose Of work 10 the
Development OF the body. mind ana
character, not success.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-06-01

E. Toyne started ont last week in
quest Of good stallion of tie kind
that would improve tie horse stock Of
this section. He looked over several,
and finally picked on pare bred black
Perchon At Sedgwick. whisA be expects
to bring 70 his ranch abos4 We middle
of the month. Mr.. Toyne says the
horse has been IN the sectioa where he
bought him about iivc years and shows
remarkable fine lot Of colts. and he
feels that bs has hosse thak will meet
all the requirements Of breeders who
want the best.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-06-01

A. r. BROWNS. Register
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-06-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Norwood, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tighe and Mrs. Quinn spent Tuesday
in Morgan taking in the Memorial day
exercises.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-06-01

Mrs. McClellan's mother and sister
arrived Monday from Gothemburg and
will visit for some time tt the McClell-
an home.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-06-01

J. 0. Smathers left Tuesday for Cor
cordia, Kansas where he will take up
his former work Of canvassing at the
teachers meetings for school supplies.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-06-01

LOST-A brown mare mule weight
about l.l0o. left my place three
weeks ago. Right side Of mouth
tom about IN inch. had halter On. !
will give $500 for the animal deliv-
cred at Fl. Morgan. Address Jake
knrub, Colo.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-06-01

F. l. Doty and family accompanied
by Mrs. Doty's mother attended church
in Raymer last Sunday and availed
themselves Of the opportunity to in
spect our new school building.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-06-01

At the suggestion Of Grover parties
the county division meeting at Keota
will be postponed until Tuesday June
10Th. This will give mole time for
discussion Of the matter.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-06-01

MIR. and Mrs. Frew are enjoying a
visit with one Of their daughters who
came from Nebraska last week.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-06-01

Remember the special election Satur-
day. The board wishes to know what
the people want, and we believe that
they will honestly try to carry out your
wishes in . 1air manner.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-06-01

The Ladies Aid society will meet Ut
the school house next Tuesday June 6.
This will be an all-day meeting with a
picnic dinner. The ladies are cordially
invited to come.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-06-01

Mr.. u. N. Heuenway and his son Of
Clear Water, Nebr:- was IN Raymer
the latter part Of last week looking
over the north half Of section 10, south
of town. The son will probably come
out here some time in the near future
and make bis ho.e On the land. They
were much pleased with the country.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-06-01

DR.. 7. J. Bovard Of Greeley was in
Raymer Monday in The interests Of the
Northwestern Life Insurance Company.
of Milwaukee. DR.. Bovard was for
many years 3 leading dentist Of Ster-
ling. In driving over the country. he
says that the finest crops ~ has seen
anywhere are to be seen between Fl.
Morgan and Raymer.
The Raymer enterprise., 1916-06-01

Jimmie Smathers. who has been vis-
lting his parents, sisters and brother
left Tuesday on the west train.
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In tr2tsmiento m~aravIlIes0
para las mujeres

Is Fl. ALMA CORDIAL. FL ro
medic dc mas iama Y de veTlad"ra
actualidad que cura todaS las cnfcr.
meiades de seaoras Y en- elias sobrc
TODD Ia d~chilidad. Ia curado ga mi
llarcs de casos de scnoras CUE ha,
bian sido declarados como incura-
bles dcsdc hacia muchos amos. Is.
Ia medicinal po>ec e. medic de re
corstruir de TODD 4 todc 4 una ma.
jer. V ninCuna. por medic de su $50.
puede quedarse sin los rcsultados fa.
vorables que produce en- cada case
o una cura complcta. Todos los dis.
locamicntos de Ia matriz, son causa.
dos por In dcbilidad Y 81 rclaiami,H-
to De las parties que dcbcN de SOS.
tcnarla en- su lugar, pcro que vi CT
este case de cnfermedad la ob,igan
Il ~salirse V variar dc su po>;ci6n cad
sando trastornos Y dolores desagra-
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COMO PURIFICADOR DE LA SAN
GRE NO HAY OTRO QUE EN-
"A ACTUALlDAD 10 SUPERB.
ES UN ESTIMULANTE AGRA
DABLE Y SECURE.

Note U9, Ia respiration . et alien
TO. pTofundo V hlaro, 1o.-cuando Sc
encuentra bajo Ia Influenza de esta
medicinal, 0 al estar sentado Y en-
los mcmentoS da tener su cabeza des-
cansada sobre lie una almohada. En-
esta misma foItna proceGe esta me
dicina, dia Y noche hacitndolo qEe
absorba en- cada veinticuatro no
Z : dos o tres veces mas oxigeKO
de 10 que anteS absorbia, y eSta es
INA gr,Qndisima ventaJa- Fijese en-
d camb5o de 81 estadO de salud mos
cuantos dias despuesde haberla pueS-
to en- uso, cue sera en- Ia forma 81
guignte:
2o.-vea como le fortaece Y l.
estimula, sin causarle ningana clase
de postraci6n nerviosa. Observe co;
me ahOrs Puede I'd pensar libre
mente por estar su pensamiento des
pejado, por sentirse toda N per
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Is e' esnecifico SECURE en-
eaTermedadas de sahoras

TT ArNA cCpD1AI c,r, l.. Ia
,o,.o. l., c.bo,o ma. rpmillos mn. -,
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ia u,d;o ho,.,
m. "a ol,,o.. .t.,.,n,o a.,
-, ,... o..iu.,1odo ,..,d,d,
w." .ra~n; T:u,,a l,.o,,
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.r,.. IL ris,o co, In. co-
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"EIAlma Cordial"

Strive para engordar, r~obuStctef
y santirse bien. TODD los produc-
tos medicinales ~conocidos por IA Glen
cia, NADIA son. comparados o Ell
ALMA CORDIAL. Este medicinal,
es conocida como n verdaderamente
propia para el objeto anterior Y Gu
"a cuando TODD otro procedimiento
ha fallado.
Nada hay mejor para una digcN-
ton ra,odigiosa. Por medic de esta
menicina. las personals deIgadaS, de
biIes ' cbmpIetamente acabadaS.
vuelv.n a 81 eStRda normal. Por me-
do de e.. ALJEA CORDIAL, los
co~nvalecientes. adquiercn &c ) 4 9
l!bras dc peso en- I'M semana Y de
Is q So libras durante I'm mes y s.
4 este pregrcao asombroso tenemo*
cue aaeglEle el adelanto que eXpe-
rimenta 81 enfcrmo Ell su salud. no
hay por Qu4 dudar del podcr efecti-
70 V en6rgico de este tratamiento.
A los ancianos de aIEbos seNos, los
hace sentirse de j 4 20 amos mas
iovenSS. Limpia tan bicD los pulmo-
mes qte despues de amos dius de ha-
ber!!a pueSto en- uso, el paclente no
D experimental ninguna obstruction en-
. los 6rgancS respira5orios. e adc-
mas IN gran purificador de IN san
gre.
Trabaia de glanera activa So
bre Ell siStema general de la persona
que Ia usaa a todas horas del di% y
de Ia noche E imparte an3no, ener-
gia. despe8mieato del cerebro. de-
iaHdola como nueva al fin del ira
tamiento. Strive sobre TODD para CT,
. los casos consideradoS va cast CO.
mo i~rremediables. Para toS, tisli,
catarro. asma, Intermediates de So
noras, estrenimierto, Intermediates
de n >angre, higBdo, pulmOnes, es.
tonnage Y nervioSidad. intermediates
de los nircs. etc, Ell ALMA COR
DIAL nc tiene rival.
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ALMA CORDIAL. las mujcres rG-
sa.an poroc c2mbio De vida contain
do con pcrfecta salud, libres De to-
dc peligrc Y dc TODD sufrimiento muy
peculiar en- G! periodic 4! cual nos es-
tamos rcfi.iendo pues, dIndole fuer-
n al Gtero Sc evitan los f!ujos exec
siyos Y Sc curan lbs flores b!ancai
Toda muchacha, en- el periodic de II
pubertad que Sc cncuentrMr enfc.E-
mi2as, meianc6Iicas, paiidas, ncrvio-
sas, DC cst6macos d&biIes, afcctadas
del ~coraz0n, etc, con el use de Ell
ALMA CORDIAL. So aliviar;in de suS
males, recGpcrarin fucrZa Y vigor Y
@aaliz:ran cl cambio de vida con una
';,cilidad asombroSa.
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Interest," muchO saberlO,

dables. Este TemeGio fovtalece de.
hiGamente las 3partes en- aonde este
irgano Sc halla colucado y 10 Vuc!ve
a 81 posici6n natural para cue sc
cuede ALI De una maae"a del ted"
permanente. Una VIZ .ogr&do es;o,
toGos los dolores, ~i"rItaciones. ETC..
etc., desa2areccn ): IL saiud h. s.
do rccuperaH,a completamente. Ii
p~alpitaciia, constipation, dyspepsia.
~jaquccas, sotdcra, n~cIviosidad, me-
lancolia. >ensacioncs histGricas, Pies
frios. c~ansa.cio, fa!ta dc respiration,
etc. etc.. dcsapareccn con uE& rari
GcZ asaI0oro2a y vucive 4 ocupar 81
lugar de cstos, n carma, el bucn
humor, ia algeria : q d9sarsc. En-
tonrcs podr& I'd. conner 3 comi4%s
en- una.
Esta medicinal. no SOLO Ia har:i
sentirse bieN. sino tamhltn rccuAe-
rari con ella el color natural que
antes tenia, Ia hari sentirsc con 81
mente desp"jada, ia aclarar& Ia Wis
ia V lie dara completes facultadcs pa
"a obrar con txito sobre su mcntc y
su cuerpo. Con q 5 del ALMA
CORDIAL, las mujcres experimental
ram un Gambia en- Ia vida y Sc veran
librcs de los p2ligros : Sutrimientos
pecIiiarcs en- aquel periodo. c
Bcpctimos que. con 81 ; de Ell
ALMA CORDIAL. las mujeres pasa.
ria por Ell Gambia de vida contaado
con bIcna Y perlccta salud, !ibres
de tcdo peligro Y de tods sufrimicn-
to mug particular IN aGuel periodic.
pucs danHo!e fIc?za Il ltaro Sc evi
tar las hemo-r"G;aS Y Sc curan.
Rcgctimos que con cl uso lie Ell.
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varnos a decirle.

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l:Im....o io,ar-
- u;.1 oh.
,.a ann .olro 81
- u" ~ l:-a a
"S"" Hg. $3.50
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Una vez mas, Sc We que es
positiyamente cicrto que las
mujeres que usan el ALMA
CORDIAL.

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for,oIoco %, ~orprcfo c~alrIar haca one
60 d.~s,.,,os., do = tad, doIor nm,
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FRANCISCO LAisA.
Bon No. :. COMPLAINT. Texas.
iiiE> iNH, nF. S'I I'll; CON DOS Cabs
SiSA

SciIorc,: Hoy les "scrihG para d]crirl"S
ne ron dos raJa, que ne tornado H' 81
NAHAyILIi,.t MEpiCINA. Ell LIMA con-
lrlhl. Ic SicaiU bIrnd. tcHia tres al"s IL.
SurrIr de IL, csFdidGs ; para prpDar lt''
eSiuy agrIdrriha Il" 81 mcdlrI:ll. adJui!'p
IL cnvlU VI pC>p para IN" M p!!iiii' til'
,lia ,r sl rurdtcInI Ell ALMA 'iHihIAL'
GirdO de- uS!rIrS I'll -cTTlipFl.
GTNGIE.A EiHifs:S,
NyrGhHiH. Texas.
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IMPORTANTE

-. Az; t0Rn:i. sc purde aiqnris en- fqmG" t. en- pora. cs tan agadabe CO.
mn Fl -ua.N SIN nnHun NAL rnGu. Ell cwhIraG tie la. d> mma> Gr st nos
>olrnc iuG 81 GOhiiEp. u SRI la GHcna de :rru> EnpGnc chmS requisites Sohrr
IA 81 hara G"n dc hguIm.. \ per cn drmnu> de p"tr ncSmu> las >lluTnr> re-
uiS: Iuaa persona que h~r It NGA CUn!IN. rn iWtGU hhr dc hH"r I'M prdiG1
ul dos % u ma> hGtrHH> } hrr IN EcLAn Tr una tNrna de crnad dc SLL y
tifu. e. nny Gir:Cntc a las irmd> aus cmNI Ra> para rr,pararL pOrquc no ua-
r.2 '= mas gC las mjrtS Iuc dFnuN cue hEa ' nor ESQ e. que H NA COR
bill q ~ clrr6C tutuC r nrHu FGiCASi rueNr rm rx Ii MEloR. Ell poho man
cimc> una taa " Ia canHtai que Il G~rc. Les prlnh"~ ii { o H. o SEA ragar Al
Sc 1t 81 ccnr - tInHr> Mira Dor ru~ prd1L% = raru diHROS &nr~. np>IrL
qanaia rs nm! EThaGa rI fuiu nC>DlU> hatT r>n> uaNu- ' dr al pGmico
U. rY Hyra ur hsNa Is m"rnr rprcI NJ Ia rpuunirtIu na ur "a g@Iir en- Sis
rarNIhr.> uintus cusaho> Drramu>> lisGHrr = inu runIn y p: 10 rimu.
h> lahamS~, "a Ia t'rhh y r>prrano> que 81 pmbicr aarrCccra Ch: fatp. Hn1
de >nrribahI IL a@Gnauu> mr r>ann> rL Ell negbUO -pNr SIT Smnd d>cannnS
que apTrcnu 10 tue tn reahdaL & bucnO.
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rlE ,.niNnEaFNTE BENEFICIADO

>cIorc>.-Pur ruTrco de hoy adjlnlo vi:
GIRO pu-tIi pur In suiua de un peso para
,jlc ~" iFhnden ORA GAIA de Su maravillU~l
medicinal. II. hI.MA CORDIAL. pucs In pr
.I,r cal! iu, ni dgtu muChu aliEIu. Me ORE
"a = >u- GrLcI"s.
EjGENIO +. DIENEL.
Il. /. Box No. s.. karneS City. Tex.
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con UNA GAIA 81 eranIE n;.Iui;

Scilorcs:-AdjunIo cen IL p:asenie en-
comlrardn II cal,tldad lie an peso para
Que me mlndrn ina GAIA dc ~ AhNN
CORDIAL. dcsco que lC mas pronio posi-
bic me Ii maadeR para no u.IaF u" Sc
H., n..di me sirn,n mcjnr. Diriilmcla dSi:
sECi NDiN0 HAtt!tDG,
MprcDci, ARR.
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con IA rEIMEEi GAIA ITEM iIIy!U

S"hurc>:-fS "n hi p"der Ia GAIA dr n.
ALMA CUi:I'i NJ. IL rIli he IumuIr 81
cIlcndO >II, consoles Y la ubTadu Du":i
";C,iu cn H. parIcItc. A>i o. que QH"d3 sill
marlrnle agTaG"tidu. Asi runFiadu I'll 81
,NIlu, sui,lIru - di@ncn fuauGar S"!S "a
IL mis.-~u SCrTidur.
ANTONIO GJAIAREO.
Fullerton, Id. Box No. Isl.
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EsTA MEIOR CoN Ell ALMA C0TDIlI.

Srlnr">.-"ayrr dr maadarmc oira 80
i, dc FL. ALA CORDIAL, per 10 que al
unto ] e>ta IN peso en- giro postal. Fa
yur d.. mandarrlela 10 mis- prOnio possible
rOrlur h. >rntiiu mlcho ailrlo con Ia pr:
mora Gaia : nn dcScu l~ntcrruimpir mi ca
Taclun. 81 amigo.
MIGUEL CARA.
Il. >. BUy No. 81 Marion, Tex.
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Lea I'd. 10 que en- seguida val
'DeSeamOS
dar las gracias

sigpe produciendo resultados Que asomt ran al M ndo entero. Ell
ALMA CORDIAL" ha llegado a ser hoy Ia meiic ma de 7 as po-
tencia ' mas efoctividad para to S las enfermedades q est ma
go, higado, debildad general, ste, ETC.; e ademas, n medi ina
tan agradable como ell azdcar y por 10 mismo ningano; e ectos des-
a radable5 Sc experimental a. tom rse.
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IUG!0nEs INI.i%. PE3O Fl. ALMA
CDEDIiL SiNt
superior, Arizona,

~cnrrr.. - !rr"-"iIlc SLY" parG sIluGir-
los \ Il" Ul>I-f!lIlir raSG q d.rrrl"> uur
l.ay les 1cIGItu M peso para ga" =" Slrvan
if.i.Iarmr Il Tiuclliu Ir FL ALMA cor
MAJ 10 'GIfS UtuiI;u que rurdlI. rurS ten
20 uIa uri>uul an hi raSI de a nii~inI
%iiEIilla. lr~ IL 'lIr :. r>II c]iIraTIu.U rJn
~. ALMA C'.Iini.1L.. y III sontiuo BaSrHFr!e
.iiviO con ri iI.lI cordial. p1Ir> los dorin
r., no han puuitO SinarlD. ST.! AEENT!.
i. ALMA LuItl'lNL La IiA NlEl.Tu i -.
t>Ttbu. ! - cl!lnfo L. dice III aflno. '
:. :. :.
FRANCISCO LARA.
Bon No. >. COMPLAINT. Texas.
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IL i<u> Az S;HTi.iH. COX INA GAIA,
~ N.lN!tf

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MAS rElEFAS Dir Los GENEFICI0S DE
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The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-26
DETERMINATION
 OF MOOSE AND
 SHEEP STOPPED

Tte Secretary of Agriculture yes terday, issued regulation, effect i've October first, prohibiting the sale or shipment for sale until Oc- tooer l, 1918, of carcasses Of moose and sheep south of latitude S2 degrees and between longitude Al w, and the western outlet oI Lake Clark, longitude 55 w
 The primary object of the regu- Iation is to preveUt the eztermina- tion of moose and mountain sheep ;p the Kenai Peninsula, which IS rapidly filling up with settlers, and through which the new government rcilroad runs. Reports from game wardens and other officers in that region have tor the same time shown a constant increase in the number of game animals killed, qnd especially moose and sheep many of which were marketed.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-26
An lnyisieIe Clock.

A public clock which can be heard but not seen, Is one of London's cu- rious possessions. It Is in the tower Of St. Mary AbbOt's church, hensing- ton. and Is the only public clock in the immediate neighborhood. It chimes the quarters and the hours, but com mits itself no further. It has no dial no hands, no outward and visible sign of any kind to show that it is a clock. This eccentriclty, It Is explained, Is the result of two causes-one aeSthet- ic, the other financial. When the tow CT was built in 1879 a clock was sug- rested as an afterthought, but the architect protested that 1t would mean the addition of sfteen feet to the tow CT and the ruin of It's cherished propor- tions. 4 second point was that the church, having but slender funds could not afford clock with a dial. A compromise was arrived at by install ing the works of a chiming clock in the belfry without dial or hands.-Pear' sons.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-26

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The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-26
HEAD
 WESTERN OFFICE

WASHINGTON, D C., Sept. 26 Announcement was made here to- Jay that the National Republican Congressional committee will es- tablsh western headquarters at Denver, with a view to giving direct attention to the congressional cam- paign in the Mountain and Pacific Coast states, and to the senatorial campaigns in California, Wash iDgton, Utah, Wyoming, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, New Mexico, Nevada enI Arizona. In four of these states, Nebraska, Mon- tana, Nevada ala Arizona, the terms of Democratic senators will expire March 4th neyt, and the Denver headquar! CTS of this con- mittee will direct especial attention to the campaign in these states.
 Western headquarters will be in charge of Congressman Frank w.. MoDdelI of Wyoming and will work iu cooperation with National Head quarters at Washington, where the campaign is being directed by Chairman Frank P. Woods, and Congressman T. ". Miller of Dele war, secretary of the executive con- mittee and six active sub-commit- tees.