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ELMER A. FRIEND. EDITOR WD GENERAL MANAGER
Harry V. Hohen. l*resRlent Frank L. Ballaine, Sec,
Catarrd «• •• • matter 8ai't*mb#r t. ISIS. »■ tbt* l*o»t at Seward. Alaaka.
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and also the hxal news published herein. _ ,
\ntidote> tor llubh«*\i>in.
»ngo M. Ueyuolds the Ame:
ran Hankers' association at St. I.otu-i
that th- “best antidob tor bolsh* vi.>i;i
and >«n iaiisin ** for every man to own
bis own hoinc." That is certainly an
e\*M*mel\ gotnl antidote. When a man
has attaihed himself to the sod n
that solid fashion he is lc**s likely
end » a* t* proposal < to uproot his tio
iiiesttc ami busmen airangements and
throw tv ry thing into confusion. S‘m
i!a !>. the young man who : workin'!
and saving money with the idea •*•*
buyiin* a home 101 him -ell *>ome day
pretty v ! afegitardeil against hoi
mentation.
The very he>t antidote. howi v* *.
net "owning you* ov. n homo" but own
i;n v. m cl r*«i : nd l ong it \
• • n • • »r his protect on is
a look .it the result pr»»due«s! n IP*
v'a »•. the hotvi*.i v t idea: to consider
ll) const tiv*1
t;l.j »*, ' >e* th t Xpe. *••«] In nil"
nut of tin* l* *t>h* \ :St types ill h*S owi
,o*»n» y: ’ ► ash himself whet he in*
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Give Way to Soothing Hamlin’*
Wizard Oil
v tnd
»ud
ihumI-m Kubbed m where the pain
»' * » > a' a tome to tiie tortured .
mv v'. iii t almost imariably brings
i.iiiek 'diet
i i - ne.otmt. antiseptic qualities can
. ' relied upon 1 nt m*
if :• or othei >eriou" res:ilt>. trom
.v i" * tirui'C' cuts. burns bites
aud stings lust as good, too, tor
.sot ;Vit, '.tst: neck. tio.'t bites, cold
>. t % c < - kcr ' ires
i * it tr • dnt/gi'ts for cents. |
• i* e ' n the bottle and
Kct vour money back.
'tek
' * lust try Wizard l iver
r:t kttle pink pilis, JO
cents. Guarantee*!.
THE
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Keren!Iv I'hnrouKhly Renovated.
“NCR II \M»I.i: ONLY HRS I ( L \ s?
goods
”\\ I I NPERSIAND IIOYY TO
ru::r\KK nu;>r
( Iv.iand Courtesy
IS OCR Mono,
run VTK DINING ROOM
I OK LllMES
l liarle* Cameron - John C. Gaffney
\n: SJ’KYK KVF.RYTHING
1 HAT is good to kat
on \ DAY AND NIGHT
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GRILL
, JOHN’S PIACE
il vidual prosperity and national pro
are likely to In* added by good
onle and productive industry or by
ac tation and confusion.
Tins ant"I<>te is superior even to the
lu>!M owning antidote because it can
be taken, anywbete- in a flat, lodging
house or a construction camp.
<;ooi> WOW* FKOM VAI.DI7.
1 UK SKWAW* (lateway mid On*
\tv ' oage Tmies are two papers
j which should he liberally patronised
| b\ the citizens of the two . :1way
i tow ' Notwithstanding the big slump
ii population expoi icnceu ny tree
to as well as all over Alaskl the
. ; • i: ive kept up to thi>ir pie-' «1
tl f ;ll telegraphic re|K Is
, .> ■ •> l ii•'t t •
uded close to the wind in bo "it
<0 evidenced by tin* depression telt
by o* It »■ t ap 1 s of the Tei rite’ y. iji tj
;>v p e>* nt;rg an optimistic front •
• ' inceasingly they have ki 1
1 . hi ered up and Have •
bend eds n population for t
I railroad te-minaU. It is • acouragp) r
. » Maskans to get the news while it
> news, and tin* (late way and Tin <
have been giving their icspeitive c
t l»'tt r service than the eit v/%M
d'eam of. (Valdez Miicr)
\ t.ui: \ r n \T\ny
A public speaker recently point*
• ■;t that while the 1’nited States has
)idv .>i\ pe'e» \ of the population of
An* world and only 7 per cent of tlit*
land, this nation produces:
Sixty p* cent of the wor'd's up
ply of copp* i.
To iy p* 1 e*-t t of the world’s am
ply of lead.
I- ifty !»••* v*nt of th*' \\u»rM s sup
ply of
Sixty »»*i rent of tin* aluminum.
Si\!> <»\ p »r rent of the oil.
S« v* nty five per cent of tho coin.
Sixty po end of tho cotton.
Forty-five p**r vent ot the supply of
i»on and steel.
Twenty per «• nt oi* the gold.
Kiirht \ f*Vi> tn*» n ill of the illiti)
niohiles.
Tw >»t\ *iv»* p* * vent of the world <
supply of wheat.
Operate.; forty* p* r vent of the »:i»I -
•i.a<ls.
It i< a eat Nation.
IES MILLION l\ EUROPE
plan to hi it iiomkl\NH
WASHINGTON. Nov.. 12— Mor*
’•ban 10.000.(too Germans and Auf
DON’T MISTAKE
THE CAUSE
Many Seward People Ha\e Kidncv
Trouble and Do Not Know It.
Do you have backache?
Arc you tired and worn out?
Keel di'/.zy, nervous and depressed?
Are the kidney secretions irregular?
Highly colored; contain sediments?
Likely your kidneys are at fault.
Weak kidneys give warning of dis
tress.
Heed the warning: don’t delay—
Use a tested kidney remedy.
Read this convincing testimony.
T. H. Berry. 104 Fargo St., Port
land, Ore., says: “1 had been an un
usually healthy man and hadn't been
>ick a day in my life unt 1 1 was takt n
with typhoid fever. After the fever
left me. my kidneys became awfully 1
weak and the secretions passed irregu
larly and contained sediment. Every '
quick move sent sharp, cutting pains
through mo and 1 was lame and stiff
all over. I read about Doan’s Kidney
Dili? and started to use them. They
soon put my kidneys in good order and
l felt like a different man.”
t»0c , at all dealers. Fostor-Milburn
Co.. Mfgrs.. Buffalo, N\ Y.
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i That exquisite Toilet Preparation in
ihe following numbers;—
PACE POWDER
TALCUM POWDER
TOILET WATER
PERFUME
S VCHKT POWDER
SO \P
.lust Arrived from
Palmer, New York.
SKWAKI) DRUG CO.
I he I’exall Store.
* trians. war impo\erished and tax rid
den. are av.aiting for peace to end
i gi »t»*. perfeiably to the tinted Stat
j es. Chile, Argentina and Peru, a< -
cording to information given by the
. state d •partment to Chairman John
son of the ilouse Immigration com
j mittee .
.1* an.am indicated today that Sec*
• retary I nn ing favored the immediate
enactment of restrictive laws on im
migration. with special provisions 4o
, ;hut out radicals.
IV*t of lio* information on
; many and Austria > as considered con
. fidential. and .Johnson declined to in
; elude it in what lie ivad before his
j committee today.
Iton On Influx I rgctl.
“An official estimate.” said .John
son “of those desiring t*» emigrate
from Germany places the number at
10,000.000. most of whom desir* tt»
! com** to the I *, ted States or South
America" countries, n etcrablv Ar
gentine, Chile and Peru. I do not
b nieve that the United States desires
this large influx of Germans anil
Austrians. Other countries already
have taken action to prevent it.
Sweden has passed a law restricting
immigration. Argentina has done
likewise. . ,
“Official advices desetibe the situ
ation in Austria as being even worse
and prospects for a speedy read
justment as ’very hopeless.’ In Vien
na. who , tin re a-e 2.000,000 of the
6,000.000 people of Austria, as it was
cm down by the treaty, the peop-.o
are patticularly desirous ot coming to
♦he United States.”
Deportation for Marker.-*.
Johnson revealed (ierman and Aim
Irian conditions during a hearing be
fore the committee on legislation *o
deport all aliens who renounced their
first citizenship papers to escape
military .service and all foreigners
who were convicted under the espion
age act.
This legislation was strongly ad
vocated by Representative Lufkin of
Massachusetts and former Congress
man Thomas \V. Miller oi Delaware,
now chairman of the legislative com
mitteo of the American Legion. The
legislation was unanimously approve*!
by the legion. Miller said these a
ions remained behind and got larg
wages and the day of reckoning ha-»
come.
rTR WSI.ATOR OF ZOLAS
WORKS 1 OR( FI) TO CO
TO AN \LMSHOCSE
LONDON. Nov.. 12— Finest Vizetel
ly, who made the name of Emile Zola,
known in Kr.gkar.d through his compre
hensive translation of the French au
thor's works, ami who for many yeais
occupied a high position in the I/indon
literary world, was today an inmate
of the sick ward in a North London
workhouse. Discovery of lus impover
ished condition immediately set on
foot a movement to have his troubles
taken 1 ‘fore *he Prime Minister in the
hope that his name will be placed on i
the pension list. j
For sewn years Mr. Yizetelly, who j
is now ♦»<> yea s old, has been lodging !
I HOLY SMOKE
That’s what von will he
saying when these chilly
nights take you unawares.
.lust the time to get next
to a nice warm nifty pipe
and u can of regular tobae
co, the kind T H E K E Y
sells. Chase the chills out oi
constitution with some clas
sy cigars. Smoke the shivers
from your system with some
poppy tobacco.
Let The K E Y fill your
. . .
smoke prescription.
in (ianoubury where he was engag' d
» last winter in writing his latest boo'c,
j “Paris and her People.” He became
ill, and fell behind. Eventually he wa.'
faced with the necessity of walking
out into the street with nowhere to
lay his head.
Bit; M. \SK \ LUMBER ( ONTR U I
Between CO.OOO.OOO and 00,000,000
fort of Vlaska spruce will he shipped
to Australia during the next seven
years, a contract to this effect having
just been closed by a leg lumber com
pany at Petersburg, Alaska. This
will he shipp' d annually in increasing
amounts in the form of rough cams
of various lengths. The contract end-,
for log run and tin* side cut will be
used by the lumber company in the
manufacture of box sbooks and otbe
i
lumber.
I ROST ON TNK IISIIWIIKKL
'
The* frost is on tin* fishwhoel urn!
( the fish not on tin* poles, tin* river’s
frozen over without leaving any hole >;
.*•. water runs at Chena and it’s cold
as all creation; in spite of that old
; Chena is head of navigation. H. O.
Reldon, the loading citizen of Chena
(and the only one located there)
phoned that tin* Tanana river closed
recently. — News-.Miner.
The net receipts of the Chugah na
tional forest for the quarter ending
September HO wore $2,787,1 88, accord
ing to the records of tin* forest office.
Of this amount, $2,624.68 was receiv
ed from the sale of timber and $184.61
from special uses (land rentals.) Un
der the existing laws H.*> per cent of
this money is turned into the territor
ial treasury for school and road pur
pose's.
NEGLECTING THAT
I
Why, when Dr. King’s New
Discovery so promptly
checks it
IT'S natural you don’t want to l*o
careless and lot Unit old cold or
cough drag on or that new at
tack develop seriously. Not when
you can get such a proved snec«*s> i
ful remedy as Dr. King s New Dis- j
covery. f
Cold, cough, grippe, croup docs j
not resist this standard reliever
very long. Its quality Is as high, i
today as it always has been—and ;
it’s boon growing steadily In |w»pu
iaritv for more than fifty years. {
r*Oe. and $1.20 a bottle at all drug- 1
gists. Give it a trial. _
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Tardy Bowels, Inert Liver
They just won’t let you put “pep"
into your work or piny. Sick head- '
nelie eoines from retaining waste
matter and impurities in the hotly.
Pool right for anything—make
tho liver lively, the howels function
regularly, witii l>r. King’s New Life ,
Pill<. Smoothly yet positively they ;
produce results that cleanse the
system and make the liver and
i.owols respond to the demands of
a s;mug, healthy hody. Still lioe.— |
at all druggists. Try them tonight.
HUGH DOUGHERTY '
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