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BOTH AFTER THE BOOZE
Boise, Jan. 7—Gov. Alexan
der in his message to Dhe State
Legislature yesterday asked the
passage of a temperance law.
St.. Paul, Jan. 7—Governor
Winfield Hammond in his in
augural address yesterday de
clared in favor of state-wide
prohibition for Minnesota. The
“Prohis” are planning a strong
campaign to secure the pas
sage of a law submitting the
matter to the people at an early
election.
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The famous S. O. S. call at
the Dream tonight. adv.
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Local Ranch Eggs Every Day
at N. F, ZIMMERMAN’S adv.
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Lost—Gold Bracelet, set, with
diamonds. Finder bring to
Miner Office and receive re
ward. tf adv.
HUNDREDS ARE OVERCOME
New York, Jan, 7—As Ilia
result of a blowout in t'lre
subway at Fifty-ninth yester
day morning during the early
morning rush, three hundred
people were overcome by the
smoke and heat and had to i>>‘
taken to the city hospitals. One
death is reported to have fol
lowed.
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A BEAUTIFUL RUG
Dr. Brown was in receipt a
few days ago icf a beautiful
specimen of Navajo Indian
Weaving in the shape of a rug
sent, by her son Ben Sherman
from far-alvvay Santa Fe. 1'
posesses all the barbaric col
| ors for which work of tile
southern blanket weavers ar ‘
noted, and i-^ a Christmas pres
ent well worth having.
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A real s„hip wreck at the
Dream tonight. ad.v
"THE GSAND
To-Night! I
ALADDIN 1
and his §
WONDERFUL LAMP 1
a feature j|
IN THREE REELS |
BRONCHITIS IS EPIDEMIC
The local doctors inform the
Miner Man that there appears
to he an epidemic of bronchitis
among the youngsters of the
town. They suggest that well
children lie not exposed to
Chose suffering from the com
plaint.
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3GRWIN WILL COME NORTH
Seattle, Jan. 7—The an
nouncement is made that the
deanier Corwin, recently sold
on attachment., will leave this
port for Nome shortly after the
first iof May with passengers
and general freight. On ar
rival at Nome she will he re
fitted and used the rest of the
season by a party of eastern
sportsmen w'bo 'will lake a
hunting cruise through the
Arctic.
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WHEAT STILL SOARING
Portland, Jan. 7—Wheat for
May delivery reached the
high line yesterday when -$MS
per bushel was hid for it in
this city. There is still con>
siderable 'wheat in first hands,
find the farmers will make
gUod money by holding if.
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Lost in Mid-Ocean, at. the
Dream tonight. adv.
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Job printing at the Miner.
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KEYS! KEYS! KEYS!
Back from the Springs.
Will do all kinds of work.
Safes.
Sowing Machines.
Typewriters, Cash Regis
ters 'and Locks. Locks put on
trunks.
Leave wwd at the Stedman
Hotel.
Minor, (he 'one-armed won
der.
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Dr. A. F. Heimlich
Physician and Surgen
Room 6, 2 Floor Tongass Bldg.
Phone 45, Ketchikan.
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States?—Send them the Daliy
Miner. Phone 89
Job printing at the Miner.
Alaska Transfer Co.
Walter Gray, Prop
GENERAL TEAMING
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At the Threshold of the New Year
Nineteen=Hundred Fifteen
“Ring out the old, ring in the new,
Ring, happy bells, across the snow;
The Year is going, let him go;
Ring out the false, ring in the true.”
TENNYSON.
In expressing our appreciation of
the good will and patronage ex
tended to us during the past year
we also wish our friends a Happy,
Happy and Prosperous New Year
During 1915 we shall keep pace with every advance in the science of pharmacy, shall
shall handle the best goods only, shall give prompt, courteous and reliable service, and endeavor
by every means in our power to promote the welfare of our customers.
Let us be your Druggist during 1915
Ryus Drug & Jewelry Co.
Established 1901
Phone 39