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P VKIS PAPKRS Si ORFS
PR VTTLK OF P VRISI VNS
PARIS. Aon’ 17 L’lntran i^ear t
take.' th-' Pa: > mm o:i ;> m
lectures on how the “politest i it\
should treat quests. The people o
Paris, seolds thi.' pap r, ta < l
about suhj**cts they kne.v !it*!e a *out
Vim. : aiders form their opinion a*
i aiue from a lot of silly talk." Nov .
aV times, is the time for Paris to
irood behavior, the pap:-*
Vi- *n.-. ami ct rtainly it is a bad tinv*
. > about lossely criticizing: allio«l
i * ts. Naughty children.
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Ksperiemo i> the best teacher, :f
•>u can afford the price.
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V.AOl MARK
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/ Double t’le Weai in Boots
THERE’S t 'in a pair ol Goodrich
“Ili-Pri y >u’ll net from an ordinary
pair. No otlic. ^ * t cir service.
The) i ONE SOLID PIECE.
I hat r;.:!\ . » y«vn£er, toucher; eliminates
leaki:'.^ . ... ' .
The • Lumbermen
should sec ' iupac; Fisher
men will at king” and
Brown * l!ip Boot.
THE GOODRICH RI BBFR CO.
The Ci*y of C*.« m» , ic t — \ k ron, Ohio
Senate—13 King St.
RENOWNED MAN
MAY VISIT THIS
SECTION
Not in recent years, perhaps has
the coming of any public character
aroused such widespread interest, as
has the proposed visit to Nome an I
other Alaska Points, of L. T. Cooper,
i the Millionaire Philanthropist.
Mr. Cooper is described as one of
America’s foremost leaders of advanc
ed thought, and sprang into fame and
fortune through his new health theor
ies based on what is known as tin*
Tanlac treatment. He never ceases l<>
surprise you with tin* infinite variety
of his knowledge, and its absolute
correctness and throughness. In sev
eral of the huger cities, he has done
a great deal of relief work among tne
poor.
Mr. Cooper is a firm believer ;,i
practical philanthropy and his relief
work is fumilur to charity workers o\
er the entire country. His Southern
representative while in Houston, Tex.,
recently distributed, under the person
al diiection of leading charity workers
one thousand dresses of oxcellcu'
(piulity to poor women and children.
In San Antonio, the following week r ••
donated another thousand dresses * >
the poor of that city , and a few da> s
later four hundred of the ga linen'
were provided by him for the poor wo
men and children of Galveston. Ladies
prominent in social life and many
prominent citizens of these places i -
sisted and cooperated with Mr. Coop
er’s representative in this wort!),
cause.
(«i\os .”>0,01)0 Loaves of ((read
Similar sendee was also perform
ed by Mr. Cooper in Memphis , flinr
ingham, Atlanta. Little Kock. Shreve
port, Vicksbuig, Jackson, Nashville,
Knoxville, Chattanooga, Macon Savan
nah, Montgomery, Mobile and Augus
ta, and his establishment of the fam
ous free bread line at Louisville,
where he distributed 50,000 loaves of
bread absolutely free and without
question to those in want, proved a
revelation to charity workers there. In
fact, in practically every city Mr.
Cooper has visited he has always
shown his great sympathy for the
poor and unfortunate by performing
some unique act of charitv.
Mr. Cooper contends that nine
tenths of the diseases and ill health of
the present day American is due t >
faulty digestion and improper assim
ilation of the food, which finally pro
duces a stuffed up condition of the vi
tal oigans.
It has been said that Tanluc , his
celebrated medicine, which is now ac
complishing such remarkable resuits
through-out the country, not only
quickly overcomes all catarrhal in
flamations of stomach liver, Kidney
and intestinal disorders.
Tanluc as has been so convincingly •
proven by the thousands upon thou -
amis who have endorsed it, is also a
reconstructive tonic of great power,
and has been known to entirely re
lieve the most obstinate cases of rheu
matism and blood disorders in a verv
short time.
Tanlac Sales Phenomenal.
It is, indeed doubtful if anything
ever placed on the market in the way
of a medicine has sprung into such
popular favor in so short a time. Peo
ple everywhere have been quick to re
cognize its wonderful merit. The de
mand for it has been nothing short of
phenomenal.
In Seattle. Washington over 50,
000 bottles were sold and distributed
by jobber and retailer in eight week;
time, which established a new record
there, and is unprecedented in the his
tory of the drug business. In Denve:
over 65,000 bottles were sold in six
months, in Kr. Worth Texas, 122,204
bottles were sold in twelve months
time, in Atlanta, Georgia over 10b.
000 bottles were sold in twelve months
time , in Dallas Texas, 120,000 bottles
were sold in twelve months time, n
Knoxville, Tcnn., the- Kuhiman- Cham
bliss Co., sold and distributed 48,220
bott’es in nine months, in Louisville,
ky., the Taylor-Isaacs Company, who
operate eight retail stores in that ck.
sold 32,000 bottles in less than ninet'
days. In fact everywhere Tanlac has
been introduced its sale has likewise
been phenomenal and the demand for
it is continually increasing. A total of
more than two and a half million bot
tles of the medicine has been sold
through the Atlanta Office alone dur
ing the past eighteen months, and it
is without doubt the most widely talk
od of medicine today.
When asked to explain this record
breaking demand, Mr. (». I'. Willi*., I
International Distributor of Tanlar
said: “There can he only one possible
explanation, and it can be told in on'*
word “merit.” That tells the story.
No preparation no matter how exten
sively advertised, can possibly meet
with such phenomenal success unless
it possesses extraordinary curative
power.”
Thousands upon thousands are test*
lying: daily that they have Iwen re
lieved of dis( ase after years of suffer
intf by its use.
T.inlac is sold in Seward by Th •
Sewa/d Drug Co.
< Paid Advertisement!
I
HAVE vor SEEN
THE
ROST CARDS
—AT—
THE KEY
THEY'RE HUMMERS
Ml NS “SNAPPING" YANKEES
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COBLENZ, April IT— German pho
tog 1 a pliers in Coblenz recently ha\
been doing the largest business i i
their careers, their principal custe
mers being American soldiers. Fro* .
two to five thousand Americans of
units in districts beyond the Rhin *
uni other parts of the occupied arei
visit Coblenz daily, the soldiers being
allowed one day in the city every fcv
weeks. Hundreds of these men hav<
tucii: photographs taken.
!n their display windows the photo
graphers have arranged the picture
of Americans on one side and likeness
es of German civilians and soldiers on
the other, always with a dividing line
of some kind in between.
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‘VILLA CTRRIES FAVOR
WITH AMERICAN PEOPLE'"
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JUREZ. April 17— Villa, the
Mexican bandit chief, told an Am
* erican who was held prisoner at
.his camp recently that he was 4
* ready at any time to shoulder a
* rifle and aid the United States in
repelling a foreign invasion in the
< .event this should occur.
He said Mexico needed a gov- *
* ernment like that of the United
Stats instead of one which recog- v
* nizod class distinction.
The man states that all of Vil
* la’s officers and men treat Amen- *
* cans royally, even sharing their
* meals with them.
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Jirdwood, •* Alaska.
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, ROAD HOUSE AND CLEAN BEDS
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The Seward News Company
GEORGE PHELPS
Booksellers, Newsdealers and Stationers
Sails from Seward for Seattle
April 21
( ompain rt'w rx’s rijiht io cliaii^v sviudule without nolici*.
ADMIRAL LINE BUILDING
Wayne Blue,‘Agent ••.Seward Alaska.
STEAMSHIP s<m*
SSPFtD
i Sailings from Seattle
' S. .j. ALAMEDA April did- 9 A. M. to Seward only.
makes an outside tail at Moizhovoi Bay
and Uyak, and will .-ai; south from Seward
about April loth, or IGth.
S. S. ALASKA April loth -P A. M. All port* including
a.
S. S. NORTHWESTERN May 1st- 9 A. M. To Anchorage. This *ai’
. ing is from Seattle to Cordova direct and
then to Valdez, LuTouchc, Seward and An- i
(borage returning south-bound over the
same ioute with an outside call at Horen
deen Bay.
Sailings of the Alameda April did and Alaska April IGth, are via
Southeastern Alaska and Prince William Soued p vt . both ways.
A. H. McDonald, Agent
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