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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10
(a. 9innius.)

Der peri9ipunbene Oiener erfhien
irspifnen, aber bic Strafprebigt blieb
aus, Der Baron bate lie pergeifen.
Mit leifer @timme CAB 8ind benz
Oiener mod einise Mntpeifungen; es
mar plDblid 10 behaslih i'm Dben
3immer getporoen.
nRommt sic nt6t mai tpteber ail
einem einIamen, franfen Mann2"
fragte Der Baron, ais 8illa ii9 enb=
lid gum 9eben riiitete.
nWenn ih barf, germ" ertpioerte
bas iange Mdbden, rober i9 f9tde
audi mai Sdneiter 9lnselifa aus
bem afoiter Der tDelf9en Nonnen; bic
bat mid er3ogen unb ipetB INNER
iiberaG, tpo es feblt."
4ls 8illa enblt9 geeangen mar, ba
mar tbm 5u Mutb, als lei es b1nfel
um ihn ber senorben unb Die Sonne
5ur 2uhe gegansen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10

Gntgeanung. u9(ber id bin ni9t ems
pfinblih, tpeiB ID, Du bdit isBt feins
3eit."
Die inoft 10 f1arfs gtimme flang
beute Derf0bnliher dls fonit.
sd min beripeil tparten, geb nur,
Rtnb, nnD tpenn On ipieber tommt,
bait id Did nit lang auf.1
llnb tpieber ftrih bic fnDderne6anb
iber Billas 0aar, aber tpiberipilliger
mod dls friiher bog bas Wdbcler fith
5uriid. bic 8eriibruns tfct i9in faft
lpeb. -
Wahrenb bic 6err11aft i'm Gbsim~
mer fpeiite, fAlid Gbriitine, bic Maso,
leife bic Sreppe hinan 5u 8illas 3im@
rler.
sic bate bprbin, dls iie bon, 9oben
berunterfam, bort fpreden b0rsn, unb
10 febr tie aud aufgepabt. Rismanb
hatte iih bann aus benz 9au1e ent~
fernt. 9atte Die bo9miitbige prin@
aeB, Die 10 tugenbFola that, piellei9t
einsn S9ab2 Wenn iie fie bod einmaI
an etner fdnahen @eite faffen f0nnte,
lie, bic ibr INNER als Elm Mu5ter BON
Pfli9ttreue borgebalten ipurbe!
2eife, auf Soden fdlid Tie nGber.
Ni6tig, ba riibrte 1i9 etipas. llnb
nun fab tie burh ben 5biirfpalt ben
G9immer elmer Gerse, 1lnD BET bieIem
8er5eni9ein bic alte 9ere. fpie 1ie por
Btllas eeDffneter Srube itanb, in Der
biefe ibre Rleibungsftiide aufaubeipab@
rem pflegte, iebes einaelne Gtiid ber@
dusuabm lnb bann einen, ,tpie es f9ien,
fhperen @egenitanb aus trgenb einem
Winfel berborbolte unb ibn ut1ter ben
Rleibern Derbarg, bie lie iorgfdltig
tpteber aufeinanber fni6tete.
GbriItine froblpdte. Dds bate etz
mas 81 bebeuten, ba sing mas ni9t
nit rechten . inene
NIT re4ten Oingen gu. Sic bate es
ia INNER gefagt, biefe fanfte 9emutb
mar nt4ts als 6eu9elei.
2eife slitt iie bic greppe pieber
6indb, es mar bic bD9fte 3eit. sic
bolte ihnen aus Der aiihe bic blanfen
Wafereimer unb lief gum 8runnen. no
fie um biefe 3eit ibr S9aB erlpartete.
Gilla bate Der Often BON ibren @r&
fparnii1en eegeben, mas fie entbebren
fonnte, unb biefe nabm Die @dben, bic
fie fonft gerinsfddbis betradtet bate,
banfbarer als 1pnit an.
Damals, als bas Mdbden eben aus
bem Rlofter in bas noblbabenbe3 e3duf=
mannsbaus 5uriidgetebrt mar, bate
lie bon 8illa perlarrgt, iie {olle ibr bon
ben reihen Norrdtben in &iicbe unb
Speifefammer sufteden, mas fie, obne
bab es auffiel, irsenb errei9en fonnte.
&ber oa bate iie ungefdbr eine dbn=
lihe Ibfertigung erbalten fpie @rnin,
als er 8ina i'm 9arten einen GuB rarz
ben pollte. sic muBte bic grfabrung
MAIDEN, baB fie fih in Der @nfelin, Die
in iol9en Oingen ltnnabbar mar,
griinbli9 perre9net hatte.
(SortIebung fplat.l~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-11

Prsd.iwy dow6d,. wart
uwagi. Czytajcie wszyscy cierpla-
cy ma reumatyzm! W Sobote, dnia
l3 b. m , pc ]ednorazowem uzyciu
Kropli Swietoja6skich i linimentu
wyrobu Magistra Stefana Spry-
szynskiego z Buffalo, N. Y. zo~
sta}em W przeciagu ~ godzin zu.
pe}nie uzdrowiony. co niniejszcm Z
podziekowaniem zaswiadczam. Jan
Nowak, 1913 Broadway, Buffalo,
N. Y, W Kwietniu 1901. - Piszcie
wprost: Magister s. NJ. S~pryszyh~
ski, SOL Peckham ST., Buffalo,
N. Y. Flaszka' Krop!i Paproci
swietojahsklej k%osztu;e l dollar.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-11

-
Nasz podr6zujacy
agent pan Teofl Der
dowski wybiera sic
do Thorp, Poznania ]
Centralia, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-11

dotad pojecha}, " celu objecia tego
urzedu.
PAN A, B, YOUMANS "a
mjeni tax zwany Gregory Block
PREY aciej ulioy " nowomodny
gmach handlowy, co kosztowac
bedzle oko}o 10 tysiecy dolarow.
WYDZIAk ,przekaz6w pocz-
towych i reglstrowania W pocscie
Winohskicj. ponlewaz ona te terra
zosta}a poczta pl-rwszej klasy, %
| Lipca otwarty Jest doplero o
godzinle 9 pred po!udn1em a "a
mykanym bywa 0 godzinie $ pc
po}udnlu.
ADWOKACI H. L. Buck /
Patrick Fitzpatrick utworzyli spoil
ke a~dwokacka, pod frma Fitzpa-
trick & Buck.
KTO CHCE ZWlEDZ1C wy
stawe Buffaloska i wodcspad
Niagary, piechs] podr6z pomledzy
St. Paul, MINI. a Chicago, odbs-:
die koleja Burlingtohska, . be-"
die sic Eachwyca} malowhiczemi
krajobrazami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-11
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Gdyby tel dobrze smakowa}s,
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-14
THE QUEER CHARACTERISTICS
OF THE LATE R, M. DAGGETT

But when his heart was touched there
no sweeter pen. no tenderer
phrases than he could indite. He could
sweep the whole gamut of human hopes
and sorrows, and it was a diction as
true and rounded, as deep and full and
high, as Macaulay's highest inspirations.
This was in the old days when his
health was good and all his hopes rosy.
OF late ne has been working as men
work when their object in life has ceas-
ed to move them.
Then, too, he had been following a
dream that the knowledge of what is
to be in the world to come was his; what
his status was to be when the change
should come which has now come. A
letter received from him not long ago
said he was assured Of the future and
was ready.
Poor. great Daggett! 1t is to be hoped
that all his hopes have been realized,
but the minds of those who knew him
Wei can picture him naturally as when
his soul was crossing the Styx, so devil
ing Charon about the condition of his
ancient ferry and the need of moderniz-
ing it, that the old boatman was ready
to break his oars" and give up his
job"
The world never had but one r. NJ.
Daggett. 1t will never have another.
November %, 1901. c. c. G..
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-14

The outside districts are subscribing
generously 10 the fund, the best returns
thus far being from Kohala District,
Hawaii. and from Waimea. Kauai. Mr.
Gay of Kauai at first began receiving
contributions of any amount. from five
cents upward. When he was advised that
the least amount for which a souvenir
certificate would be issued was fifty
cents. Mr.. Gay kindly made up the diff
ference. The latest lists received by
Treasurer Cooke are as follows:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-14
SEVEN TO ONE

From reports received we
1gure that one bottle of SCOTS
Emulsion sometimes builds
seven times its weight of solid,
healthy feshl Why is this so?
Because SCOTS Emulsion is
itself the richest and most
digestible of foods.
Because SCOTS Emulsion
gives strong appetite.
Because SCOTS Emulsion
makes all good food do good
strong stomach-strong diges-
ton.
Because SCOTS Emulsion
up the dormant system
new life to the tissues-so
the body uses its food for
bone makingand flesh building.
WeTlsend YOU a little to try if you like.
9S'-t y BOVINE, 20 Pearl street, New York. |
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-14

Eelephone Main 10,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-24

Everybody seems 10 BE- TAX lnr 10
The woods these days.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-24
fROM OUR EXCHANGES.


Miss Florenco Duiey. who run a
paper at Creighton and Rockville.
and was also one a the Eye Office
force about two years ago, has an
enyiable reputation a. n nurse Ia
Chicago Hospitals. and her present
job IL a "howiing success" day
nurse for Mrs. Ormsby's quartette
Of babies. born a lev days ago, IN
the windy city" Their financial
needs are looked after by the Chi.
cago Ameriean.-C1IntOn Eye.
II. Loeb. the Rich HUI merchant,
was in town Saturday. -. The
Grand Lodge o. Missouri, Independ-
ent order Of Good Templars win
hold It's next session in Hume, the
second week Of October, 1902 Wal
ter Biser, who was elected Grand
Marshal at Bronough, this week,
brought home with him the para
phernalia OF that body, and the local
organization, which is the banner
lodge Of the state, viii get ready TO
entertain the grand assembly Of that
order. 1t is quite a compliment TO
Hume, and every citizen should be
interested in the Outeome.-Hume
Telephone.
We learn that Mr.. A. Gwinn, al
old timer, who sold the west hall oI
the section, known as the Gwinn
section near Sprague, to nov to
Saline county. after a years absenes
has decided to return TO Bates and
improve the sast half Of the land re
naming and permanently locate
amid the scenes Of the last quarter d
a century. MI. G. is one Of the men
we welcome back, a. 10 the case with
all the good ones. they leave, but
like the cat, VIII come back. -.
Nina Dawson secured the room In
the Rich Hill schools vacant by the
death Of Miss Sanderson. We recon-
mend Miss Dawson as one OF Bates
most successful teachers, and be
speak for her a most pleasant time
Hume Sun.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-24
" Chs. FaIor W, n q

Mrs Chas- Fslor was ia ear
eaY Saturday shoppiag and v>aiag
her parents NJ aud Mr Willis
Cubb.
DR.. job n Il Miller has tesn
sgaiu sppoi 21ed Grand Chaplain Of
of ire Maso uic Graud Lodge OF
Missouri.
Mrs Adam ssegnger pa>sed
through the cir Saupday ou bvs
way home from tire W. c q T.
convention 81 "A, IAN.
Lee Saider. User q 'hen vsi'
10 home folks sod ut
10 busias,s a Cliat,r
Il, G. SpuA ss @awe'o'h a-r
so-roand
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-24
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, John Ferry and Jane
Ferry. his wife. by their certain deed
Of trust, dated the 18th day of July,
iSS9, and recorded in the recorders
Office OF Bates County, Missouri, in
book 50, at page 439, conveyed to W.
T. Marsh, as trustee. the following
described real estate situated in the
County Of Bates, State Of Missouri,
to-wit: Lots eleven (11) and twelve
tI2l, in block Eve (5l, in the Rich
Hin Town Company's first addition
to the town, now city, al Rich Bin,
which said conveyance was made to
secure the payment Of the several
sums Of money mentioned. and as
provided in n certain promifSory note
or obligation in writing, in said deed
Of trust set forth and described.
And whereas, default has been
made In the payment OF the said sew
'eral sums Of money monthly and
when due; and Of fines as essed on
account thereof as provided in said
promisofy note or obligation IN
writing; and such default has con
tlnued for more than six months.
and the monthly payments now due
thereon are In excess OF all monthly
payments therein provided for the
period OF six months.
And whereas, w. 7. Marsh, trustee
aforesaid. refuses 10 act as such IN
the foreclosure o. said deed Of trust,
In which case said deed OF trust pro-
vides that upon the refusal Of said
trustee To act. the then acting sheriff
Of Bates County, Missouri. at the re-
quest OF the holder ofsaid note
may proceed TO sell the property in
said deed Of trust Described.
Now, therefore. at the inquest OF
the legal holder OF said promhsory
note or obligation In writing; and In
accordance with the & rms 81 said
deed of trust, notice II hereby given
that /, the ~uudersign ii trustee as
aforesaid, VIII. CA Tues day, the 5th
day Of November. 1901. between the
hours Of nine O'Clock In the FORENOON
and five O'Clock Ia the afternoon, a:
the front door Of the RI eh Hiu bank.
ia the city OF Rich IAN, Bates coun-
~ Missouri, proceed { q sell the said
above described Ua} estate. O = 80
much thereof as may he necessa ~,
at public vendue 20 the highest b IL
der for cash. for a epurpose Of "a :
istying said debtso secured and the
costs and expenses Of executing said
trust.
IoE 4. SMITH.
sheriff Of nStes County. acting
Trustee
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-24
The Great Northwest Movement,

The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pacific
route, via Billings, Mont. Is the
short line TO the entire Upper North
west from Kansas City and Denver:
great daily through trains Of Chair
Cars. Sleepers Dining Cars TO Puget
Sound and Portland, send for
special folder The Burliugton-Nor-
tlern Pacific EXppsSS
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-24


The Mo. Pac. viii run Hofaa Vlslt
IN excursions 10 Ohio and iad.ana
the FIRST Of the kind ever offered
the travelling public from thi ylcln-
fly. Round trip home visitor Tick
cts at the rate Of about one fare Cor
the round trip, good thirty days Tor
return, win he ON sale at $40. pac.
ticket Offices, for such trains os win
permit passengers 10 pass through
st. Louis, on sept. 1Tand24 ard Oct.
! and s.
We have four daily flyer from
Kansas City, leaving az go a. M.
ITO p. M, 0.15 p. m. and l0.lj D. m.
Connections in the union station az
Sc. Louis with all roads aud trains
10 all points In ohio and Indiana.
our equipment Is second to none.
We have elegant new palace day
coaches, chair ears, tall seats free
Pullman parlor cara and slecpers.
For home visitor tickets and al
information call on our agent or ad.
dress
II. c. Townsend. q. p. & Il. 4.
st. Louis. No.
Chas, +. Styles, a G. p. A.
Kansas City, No.
X. A. Bailey, Agent.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-24
Eureka Springs
AND
Monte Ne
TINE or TRAINS At
RICH HILL. MO.

ia mail and express leaves Gas a. m.
Connects nj Plrasanton with flyer
from the north.
lS3 freight and accom-. ar. $50 a. m.
Carries mail and express.
lSS Carbon Centre mail & nc'm 40 p.
i54 freight and ac'm leaves 500 y. m.
Carries mail and express for south
and connects with flyer at Pleas
anton.
III mail and express ar 9:25 p. IA.
Commits at Pleasanton with flyer
from the north.
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e or illustrated pamphlets, TO Be had by
addressing Room Nc. 10, Century Buiiding,
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for tie home4eekef. Traveller o. investor ever
p8lAhkd for gratuitova S~sssribesion.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-24
Ideal Register.

This Office has for sale a bran new
Ideal cash register. One Of the
highest class machines made.
Worth sTsS, but can be bought
cheaper. If YOU are interested call
and see It, Il is not a cheap regis
ter, hu, would be an omsu,sn, to
sny store. Can be bought ou H.
s,sllmsn,s # s~s,isiaetsy security i
given, Costs you nothing TO IN
yesngate
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-24

X. A, lurd, on Maasss Street,
has new and second hand furniture
sad stoves A. bargains, from soc ap.
You can't miss il BY going there 70
trade. Il
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-24
shoes in The city.

Mems underwear from zoe 0 81 Boys underwear re zoe, ard
ae. Men and Boys regular soc jersey shirts, 39e Haa from sseso
sss5. Just received = beaudiui line Of new style ties and BP-toass
pufHers, all prices Maseo shirts a 4Se, The latest, also a good ane
Csc In fact everything in mems and boys year At Tremendous low
prices Not the price makes the quality and not the qualtv makes the
price, people make the quality and the PHos, and W arr nght here with
the goods
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-24

sheriff Of nNtes county. acting
Trustee
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-24
The BuTIingtOn'S California EICuT-
SionS, Personally Conducted.

Every Thursday from Kansas City
and st. Joseph, the Burlington's
California Tourist Sleeper Excursions
leave under protection ofspecial con
ductors. The route is via Denver,
Scenic Colorado, salt Lake City. the
route of evuable climate. Arrange
10 ioin these pvrursfons
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-24

Prof. r.. L. Gwinn has resign
ei his position as principal Of the
Rockville high school and accepted
a more luerssativs position 10 the
schools At Billings, Mo
Mrs. Brown, sister OF Mn. E.
T. LaBauiere, and Der sOu Byroa,
who have been visiting here for the
past week or two, departed Zoe her
home in Lawrence. Ksu.. last SAT-.
usjay,
The Misses Hswpsr Of Prairie
City, aud Mss Dora Andsrson ct
Rockville. took the train here FRI
day log Adrian They were con.
,es,su,s IN the gold medal eonssss
at ,ae ~. 7. q Convention.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-24

svits sizes 4 to 70. &c S.. Special bargain, n Meas ovsreOas
and listers. Come and see our new and upto-dsss line Of King GeOrEs
overeOats Shoes, s. and szso values, At 9se up o So 50. Afsw
Ladies and Chldrsns shoes. 6geto s. z5. We have TIE bsa Ina 81
shoes in the city
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-24
st. Louis E North
arkansas Railway

card In effect Sunday.Oct s. 1901
MORNING TRAINS.
Lv. Eu, Spgs. 80 AF.ssligman 800
Lv. sellgman 7;io-Ar.Ep. spgs. s;O7
EVENING TRAINS.
Lv. Eu. spgs, s:4o-Ar Seiigman. $50
Lv. Ssligman 5:l0-Ar Eu. Spgs. 6:07
Connection tom 6ieh Hill. Mo.
mSde with the Frisco via the Pacific
st Carthage. or via the Memphis NJ
Nichola Junction.
A handsome new Pamphlet Guide
to Eureka Springs a. q Health Resort
has been Issued, with new beautiful
illustrations. A copy ent free to any
address. Address ali inquiries aud
orders to Geo. West. Manager Eureka
Springs, Ark.
GEO. WEST. Manager
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-24
Asthma Cure Free!
Asthmalene Brings instant Relief and Permanent
Cure in All Gases.
Sent Absolutely free on Receipt Of Postal.

There Is nothing like Asthmolene. II brings instant
relief, even In the worst cases. II cures when all else
fails.
The Rev. g. =. Wells, Of villa Ridge, H. says: your
trini bottle Of ARthmalene received IN good condition. I
cannot tell You how thankful feel for the good derived
from it. 1 was "A sluyp, chained with putrid sore throat
and asthma for ten years. ] despaired Of ever being
dreadful ami tormenting disease. asthmn, and thought
you had overspoken yourselves, but resolved TO give tia
trial. To my astOnishment, the trtalactod like n charm.
Send me a fuli-sse bottle
We want TO send to every sufferer o trial treatment
OF AEthmalene, similar TO the one that cured Mr. Wells.
all Postpaid, Absolutely Free of Charge, TO any sufferer
r II, even on n postal. Never mind. thoughyo u are de-
bad your case, Asthmalene will relieve and cure. The
he more glad we are To send 81. Do not delay. write at
Dr. Taft Bros. Medicine Co, 20 East 130th St, New York.
-
The Nome nugget., 1901-12-07
REINDEER QUEEN
 QUITS SINRocK
The Ghost of Jimmy the Eerder Gave Her No Peace and Stam- 
 peded Her Flcc,is and Herds.

C. T. Albrecht, Sinrock miner, who came down from that place Thursday, says that Sinrock Mary, the reindeer queen of Alaska, has taken her herd of reindeer and her household goods everything except her black cat-and has gone to Norton bay. Mary, with her herd of some AGO or 300 reindeer, left Sinrock six days ago, following the foothills.
 The reason assigned by Mary for transferring her flock to Norton bay is because of a spook. It is that of one Jimmy, formerly a reindeer herder. who died last August. Jimmy's spirit seems to be troubled, and persists in visiting the herd in the uncanny hours of the night, soaring the herders in charge and stampeding the flock. A story to this effect was published some weeks ago in the NUGGET. Finally Mary concluded that she would shake Jimmy's spook by moving to fresh fields and new pastures. where it is to be hoped Jimmy's ghost will not find her.
The Nome nugget., 1901-12-07
SChOo; Board and CcunCil
 Lock Horns.
A SUIT C0MMENCED
To Compel City Treasurer S0lner to Pay Warrant Drawn by the School Board In Favor of JanltOr Brace Case Is on Trial This Afternoon.

Following the announced refusal of City Treasurer Solner to pay warrants drawn on the school fund by the school board, on Friday Harvey Brace, janitor of one of the schools, began suit against the city treasurer to compel him to pay a warrant for $33.3O. Brace presented the warrant on Thursday for payment and it was refused. ThereupOn Judge f,awson, attorney for the school board, applied for an alternative writ of man. damus, directing the city treasurer to pay the warrant or show cause why he should not do so.
 This is the beginning of an interest ing suit. The case was set for this morning at 10 o'clock. but it went over until this afternoon at , o'clock. City Attorney Hoggatt asked that the case go over for a week. but Judge Wicker sham declined to grant the request.
 In the meantime Secretary Bruce, of the school board, has notified the clerk of the district court to pay no more school funds now in his hands to the city treasurer, pending an adjudication of the case.
 F. C. Sullivan is assisting City At torney Hoggatt in the case on behalf of the city council.
The Nome nugget., 1901-12-07
THE WAR OF
 THE BAKERS
City Council Will Be Asked to Reg ulate the Weight of a Loaf of
 Bread by Ordinance.

For several months past there has been war among the bakers. Away back in 1899 a loaf of bread sold for 50 cents, but soon the price fell to two bits. The latter price was maintained until the summer of 1900, when with the advent of other bakers the price began to drop. It may be said to have steadily dropped ever since. and for the past two or three months the bakers have been trying to starve themselves and each other to death. The prevail ing price of bread is now five cents a loaf, although eight loaves can be had for quarter. The loaves do not weigh more than an able-bodied man can con- veniently carry, and now it is stated that the city council will be asked to pass an ordinance regulating the weight of the bakers loaves. The weight to be fixed is 16 ounces to the pound, and not or 10, as is the present condition, so it is charged.
The Nome nugget., 1901-12-07
FIRE DESTROYS
 A BUILDING
Wednesday Night Opposite Standard Oil Co.-The Fire Department !,
 Responded Promptly.

A fire on Wednesday evening, which broke out about l0:30 completely de- stroyed the residence of w. F. Gibson opposite the Standard Oil Co. 8 building on Front Street east. The fire depart ment responded to telephone message With great prompt tuIe and were at the scene in exactly folr minutes with the chemical. A stream was turned on but the fire had gained too much head- way for the stream to do effective work. The building was then torn down, thus preventing the flames from spreading to the neighboring buildings. The house was occupied by MT. Gibson, his wife and son, Dr. Gibson, but the family were away The fire originated from an overloaded stovepipe. The entire contents of the building were destroyed. The residents of Standard way desire to express thanks for the prompt service rendered. These are N. J. Veline, o. A. Lundberg and his brother, MT. Hawley, O. Henderson, Motie & Barker.
 Ccal S29.50 per ton at Hall Mer Co
The Nome nugget., 1901-12-07
PRICE 2S CENTS

will return to Candle creek in a few days, taking with them all the sup- plies that three reindeer can pull.
 Speaking of the whereabouts of the barge Nome City and the tugs Recep- tion and Oriole, MT. Lnndberg says that Lapp. who drove 200 reindeer from Teller to Point Blossom, on kotzebue sound, reported on his return that the tugs and barge were frozen in on Schisma"eff inlet, about POO miles from Candle.
 Mr. Lundberg has located three quartz claims in the Keewalik section, and he believes that good quartz mines will be discovered there.
 Captain Coogan and party are again on the KObuk river this winter, and from samples that Mir. Lundberg saw he believes they have good thing.
 MT. Lundberg is a practical minsc snd before coming to Alasla lDsut yev. eral years in the SlocaQ. B. C., country.