ADS. YOU
NEVER SEE
WANTED—Working partner in a
good paying business. Small capital.
Applicant must bo a steady drinker.
WANTED—Situation as chauffeui
Applicant has had extensive experi
ence and keeps his hand and eye
steady and nerves well fortified witi
stimulating drinks.
Chamber of Commerce boosting foi
Alaska a very good thing, but sup
pose we let a ftw workmen escapi
with a little money some full and sei
If that won’t help some. They who
skin the workman out of his Iasi
bean and send him out to board the
ship or fall overboard, as the case may
be, also help to "advertise Alaska.'
ANDY IS A SURE CANNY SCOT.
The first und most seductive don
ger and the destroyer of most yount
men is the drinking of liquor. Ther.
is no use wasting time on any yourq
man who drinks liquor, no mattei
how exceptional his talents.—Andrew
Carnegie.
Many a man who would be shock
ed if you offered him a dollar for hi.
vote will sell It In a minute for i
seventy-five cent reduction In his
taxes.
Its a cheap man that can bo bough
with his own money.
The community that solemnly lie
lleves it must hand over Its mon
to the saloon in order that the sa
loon may pay the city’s expense.
must be peopled largely by the di
rect iineal descendants of the origin i
guy that lifted himself over the fence
by h.s loctstraps.
IT WAS WORTH TWENTY BONE?,
TO A SALESMAN.
At a recent meeting of *he An'i
Silicon League in Seattle the sp akei
was handed a twenty dollar gold piooi
and the following note:
"From a salesman who lives In
California end who has come to Se
attle fot 20 .'tars to sell merchandise
and who has sold more merchandlsi
on his first trip in March of this yetu
under prohibition than lie ever sol
on any one previous trip—also more
goods on the March, 1916, trip than
three trips In 1916 with open saloons ’
BARNUM WAS WISE TO
THE GAME OF TAXEL
Bur am was an extreme’y oh'/er
man. Ho was „r authority on icrn
bugs. That he easily penetrated tin
hunting of the liquor Interests claims
to ihc rtlsilnc on of supporting our
schools, etc., and also accurately
gauged the magnitude of It, is shown
by the following:
I will undertake to give bond foi
the fulfilment of a contract that 11
the city of Philadelphia will stop
selling liquor, and give me as much
as was expended for liquor last year
to run tho city next year, I will pay
all the city expenses, no one shall
pay taxes, and there shall bo no In
surance on property, and a good suit
of clothes shall be given to every poor
man, woman and child, and a barrel
of flour to every needy and worthy
person, and then I shat’ •’
million dollars by *>u and tho quallt
T. Barnum. Te have ln our8e1'
--n agents, and sh<
DI8EA8E GETS THjte satisfaction.
ore free of chari
The great London
’1 goods bought
took scarcely anybody
and tipplers. Dr. Cart
Orleans, says the y CONDITION™”
1866 took 6,000 drlnkirfg -men befor.
it touched a sober man. In the Uni
ted Kingdom of England, Ireland and
Scotland, one visit of cholera swept
away over 10,000—not half a dozen
teetotalers in that number. In the
city of Montreal 360 teetotalers had
the cholera, and but one of them died,
while 1,600 drinking men died of the
dleease.—New Era.
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GAUBLE
NOTES
Special Oorreepondenoe
CANDLE, Sept. 30.—Tour corre
tpondent regrets that through some
ypographlcal error, the omission of
he words ‘‘the greater length of
/hich," in the Candle news contribut
'd curly In September, conveys a
nlsleading Impression and one manl
estly unfair to the road commission. I
While It Is true that we have a total
it little over two miles of road built
n Candle "the greater length of whlcb
vas Improved by poll tax,” as stated,
et, by far the greater amount ex
tended on‘this two miles was ex
tended by the road commission.
Now you correspondent has no de- [
tire to detract from any credit due
he commission for the work done or
he manner In which it was executed.
The last work done here two years
igo under Mr. Fry’s direction was
■artlcularly well and efficiently exe
uted, yet the fact remains that noth- ■
ng at all was done last year and this
ear saw only some willows cut for
tome prospective operations next
/ear. Candle’s proportionate share
if last years’ ar>-—-rlatlon must have
>een small Indeed If It would not have
iufflced to have this preparation made
ast year, If the commission thought
t absoltuely necessary to the prae- j
icablllty of doing something here
his summer.
About the middle of September n;
mean little robbery was perpetrated
m Mr. O. A. Lundberg of No. 20 j
Candle, when about 27 ounces of galu
lust was stolen from a large poke In
tis trunk which was unlocked. Mr.
.undberg suspected an employe, a
newcomer In the camp who, on quit- j
ng Mr. Lundbcrg’s employ, was seer .
resurrecting a cache. Contending
hat he was hurt by a scraper nnc
ipparently suffering excruclatlnt
gony, he was brought to town but,.
i*ter arriving at the hospital, refused ,
0 let Dr. Welch examine him and‘
■elurned to his room In a hotel.
Our deputy marshal called on him
unng the night and found gold dual
n a muff can on s shelf In the r<v>m
orr ■■.ponding in amount and appear
uce tc that stolen ficm Mr. Lund
berg. The man accused of being
•o-sespod of trie taking ways Is u >w
ieing afforded time to examine his
ingers for blrd-llme In Mr. Humber's
'/■stile, as he Is being held to await i
he action of the grand Jury. Hart's
a’>it: rium must afford remarkable j
P’.io'tunlfles for recuperation as the
prisoner effected a phenomlnally
rapid recovery.
Mr. Dimmlck, while In Nome, In
vested In a moving picture outfli j
v Moll has been well Installed unde
be capable direction of Mr. Mullen
The first exhibition of this kind evei i
given In Candle was held Sunday
lining, September 8, and the spec- j
tutors numbered about one hundreo
at one dollar per.
The mall we should have had over
1 week ago may reach us some time
nla winter, maybe. If two much of It
tas not accumulated In Nome. Some
little supplies too, expected on Ok
Silver Wave, and of which the camp
■wards In need we will probably have
0 do without. But let us cheer up
It Iroks as though wo had abou'
iinched the limit, and when clrcum
t.mces get bad enough things have a
1 nppy way of righting themselves.
Mr. Fry, In company with Mr. Gale,
'eft here Sunday for Deerlng. Mr.
Gale has a string of dogs and
hough Mr. Fry was suffering from
rheumatism, he decided to try the
iverland route to Nome with Mr.
Gale as he despaired of being able to
get to Nome by boat.
Saturday evening, the 16th Inst.,
being the n’th anlversary of hie
natal day, Mr. Alfred Hansen wtn°d
and dined about forty of his friends
at Mrs. Smith’s new hotel In the
Northern. After the hot bird and
the cold bottle had been duly dis
posed of, Mr. Hansen was made the
recipient of many kind mementoes of
'he occasion In the form of various
useful and valuable presents, Includ
ing a gold watch and chain, the gen
erous gift of a large hearted friend
To be Continued.
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SAILING DATES SUIJJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT N’OTH'I'
R. A. Carroll, Agent, Nome
NORTH POLE BAKERY
ANVIL BAKERY
BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE 7TH, THE PRICE OF BREAD
WILL BE 10 CENTS PER LOAF OR THREE LOAVES FOR 25
CENTS. THE SIZE OF LOAVES HAVE BEEN INCREASED
WHICH INSURES MORE AND BETTER BREAD FOR OUR
PATRONS.
CHAS. CAVEY, Prop.
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