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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-06-12

Successful efforts have recent
ly been made In Westphala
to induce the country people to re-
tain their national costumes.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-06-12

A grain Of fine musk will scent a
room for twenty years
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-06-12

No mans collections on the first OF
the month amount 10 as much as he
expected.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-06-12

Why God does not kill the devil. send Toe 10 ~
book telling why. John Beck, z. U. Box Q, homestT'
tewa county, Iowa.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-16
()L.L) h1ANILh
Great C!sangc3 Since t..e
 American Occupation.
The Spanish Town Is Rapidly Be- coming A Anericanized Tie BusIi-
 whaok.ns Warfare Still On.

W. E. Aencw, nephew of Dr. <. l.. Call, of this ciY, who las been in Manila for .hr past two years. writes an interesting l,.tcr unGCr date ,f March <. AmoHg cthcrrhing,, hc -al-:
 "Nan.lo ia rapidly becoming one cf thc cleauc-t and rcalhicst cilic, in the l+a>l. a"i the tiu" i- rapidly coEiu, when al. the old spanish llauch,-e, will have 10 throw up the sponge or advance with the timto. One ui ihr greatest nai>aHcC. in the coun'ry Nhc Manila tramNaH, ba, been sold tp aj American cunianN ~h0 intend chQu-- ip4 the autiquatsd old horse car, into a modern electrical -y-tem, and at tbc same ttue extend the one short ti'a K to reach over the entire city, and l., ~o doing fuu,h rapid transit to d lcue. -uflerjhg pabiir. that ha, had ,o depend Hpon tine i1zl curher0 and an.iquatoa rarmeta whenever man wanted to hasten to ano' her part of the city upon pressing business.
 "l'he:e i- q certain amount of bush "harhinG warfare always on through the provinces, but think. we must expect thl- unto the thi'd and fourth genel7ricn- cl those that hate Us, cspe- rially a- the lord, at home have de- creed that we must "shoW mercy unto tll" th"e-anja ot them that love us and keep our commandments.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-16
HOLD PI(,nI('
WomeG's Club o! Nome Have
 an Outing.
Lapiander Village nj Nome Rive; Visited Reception Hein. field
 Tl;is Afternoon.

A the regular meeting of the Key vayah Ea~ga tAurora Clnh), he'd in the ru!l.r school huldjrg on Wcdnc.- day afternoon last, about fifty ladies were IT., sent, u' q the menhcr.hjp lit va, increased by hcadd,icn of l5 new name, making a to,ai of 33. Tie fol- lowing new officer, were elected: ii- hIar an, Mrs. NJ. F.. Gee: Gelcg ato.at- lar..", Mrs. Ju-rpil,nc Scrrg.-. ot Teller. The charter wa, closed, and q mission hereafter Wui he hy r,su'ar bt,Io'. The eNerci,c, consisted uf a reading Of Sam Hunham , latest poem, entitled Brick Wheatou's Grave" by Miss Helen W. Kimball, and an ah- dress by Mrs Bernar,i, of Cape Erin q cf Waie., upon the life of the women oi Kinge gan.
 Cn Tuesday last the club mrml CTS an 4 few friends visited the Lap- landers' village on Nome river. where a picnic was held and the entire com aHy was ploloSfapueu III HaJlNc cos tune. The party ''mushed' out, but Mrs. Cha-. n. Lane, with happy fOl c. thought, had provided for q return rol- veyance, and the jolly crowd, b in number, packed themselves into the big wagon and enjoyed the novelty of a beach ride. This afternoon Mrs. Mary E. Hart, president of the clnh, ani Miss Helen w. Eimbt'l ten6ered reception to member, and invited gue-t- at the hone of the latter from : to j ?. n'.. in crler that the ci echakc and eoIItiou-h ladies may become Let. ter acquainted. Russian tea will ie served.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-16
After Nine Years.

A strange meeting between two sisters, who had been i,>, lo each eth r for niuc years. occurted on Monday m rning on Front clIctt. Mrs. White ho I~e. who arrived on the la-t trIp of { ,C Nome titE from Dr, ,, n. had yGet co ne o.t oi tle star ip~sausau'. WHtU sIe met her sister, Mr,. N. \. Whit takcr. on the street.
 "llow do you do? said Mrs. White house.
 Mrs. Whitaker looked in surprise a' the stranger but returned the saiu- tnion.
 ''Don't you know your own sister ' asked Mir. Whitshou>c. and then there was joyiul recognition. Mrs. Whit ttkcr has been in Nome fer the past two years.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-16
Armstrong Escapes CT
 Che Charge
nyTIS nE.aRnEsTED
Armstrong all Organizer of BaCk=ROom Joint
 Stock Companies.

In the NCGGEr of JHnc If was told the story of a mining swindlc, pcrpc t"atcd under the name of an alleged nln!n. compahy. called the Golden Gate. lis president wa- d ,coundrel. called John lt Armstrong, it's secre. tarN (. F. Lyon. Armstrong succeeded ia inducing ,un.e l1O men to come to Nome on the steam hip Galomne, under alleged contract with the company tu work at $G per day and beard. some lDu men signed the cor'. ..i and paid S'3 to Armstrong for a ticket to Nome. On arriving here they wcicquickly un- deceived. 4 letter recently received by (. B. Scott, one og thp lirt,u ~. frota secretary Lyon, oi the hcgu, C, lnpanN. states that "prcsident" Armstrong also swindled him.
 Armstrong was arrested in Seattle and taken back to San Francisco for traI. Lyon went with h,m as wit ness, and Armstrong told him ho wa to come to Nome alter the trial on the Lyta with d lot of hUrscs. Armstrong Was acquitted on Frlday. and on the following sunday he skipped without paylng Lyon cent of salary and felt him stranded in Frisco.
 Lyon writes: II have net heard a wcid from hm and 1 don't suppose | ever will, but if ever meet him will try my best to kill him. really be- lievcd him to be square right up to the last. We are nvt Ihe only ones he owtdled. He did nearly evtlyboGy hu Cane in contact with.
 "1hcre are several warrants out fel Armstrong and uN evidence against him will send hum to the prnitentlary. Do me the !avor to lc.l the boys how the thing really +. hat they won tlink too badly of me-
 Many oI the victims of this willy ~'oundrel, Armstrong; are still in Nome. some have succeeded in getting "ulK, but ether, are existing us best they can. They have been taught d lesson at considerable expense, they @ay' and will rudcavOr to profit by il. bul here after ily-hS might miuin. com panios and spacious promises will not be sufficient inducement to make them quit good jobs, because of "iairy ales ,"Id by alleged miners and mineIesoes from Nome"
 A San Francisco paper of lac date states that John R. Armstrong hai again been arrested, the charge this t'me being for swirdlng number oi ltaiians ny means of a bogus contract to ship them to Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-16
Outlook is Promising.

Ed Weston, proprietor of Fat'y'- road house, at solomon City, wlo came up from that place the other day, says tha' mining op,tation, on solomon and in the Casadciaga country are act i've. On many aims work Is starting up, and the outioo,; for the present -ea- son i, better than e, + before. | great deal 't inater,a' and supplies are Lo'uS forNayt., ID the solomon and ,o various point, in the Ca,aarpa.t -cc- finn
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-16
nED ! : AF1EE {:
 Il;Il[. Complaints Against tic cuagant2nc Officer. M0T VERY Q5lIalMo
Holds Vessels Many Hours Unnecessarily for
 Inspection.

Dr. B. J. Lloyd. quaranliuc officer at this port, k, and ha, been. the -uh- jeet of considerable cen,ure. not cn.l on tue part of ,hipplaH inen, bat ot the tiaNciiug puhlic a> well.
 He is charged with using ,o mueb red tap" thaD hn an-, iu'rJN nlud, hll- ,eii and all others over whom he excr- else, anihorjy, hy ,iGue Of his Ia..- ten, hard and fast. The clam i> ma ( thal hc doe, not grasp th" situation in this latitude. (udranl nr regulations. iui course, were made 10 be enforced. anu no coupianr Is made because ut their enforcement. One source ol con- plaiut i, the lei>ureIE manner in winch the quarantine officer proceed, lo C0 business. Steamships are held, it ~ alIcecA. unnecessarily ior many hour, before they can begin di-chargiug pas aeugor. and freight, nll berall-c Er. Lloyd insist, on appl! in. tLr IuctHl ih- lrIprclatiun to the regulations. t.c will inspect 10 vr-~ci- If they arrive after G o'clock in the afternoon, uutI the mex; morning at Joi ho'clock. And yet, II is aI"ay, da! in Nome III th" @uu,iuer tune, and steamer, arrive oui> al rvai, of one or two, urcveu three weeks. It is urged that the uuaraA- tlur officer -houd br0ad"n himself trtle and realize existing conditions, iclcn il Ee had to dIslurb hi, repo,t once d wees or fortnight, for the pulljc good.
 storm, arise even while the qualan- tine officer sleeps, whereas if steamer, were boarded immediately upon arri- val much delay and cXpcusc mi. ht hc aIuldeG.
 Last Saturday night and early 5ua- Gay morn 'p2. 'hrcc steamer, arIlscd IT u the out ide. l'cop.c were auX Us |! !awuitin@ tritnd, und important mail, and 1t ia alleged, tbal hc was urged h. >"lue well known citizens to go anu n lect the vessels, that mail and pas. sen, CT, mig ht be unloadel. He rciu ed point bank lo. o.ountil 4:J0 sunday moii . ing. one gentleman told Dr. Lloyd that he would go out to certain steamer, as it bore news to him of vital impor Iance. 'It you do.' was the reply, "it will be at your peril" and the quaran- tine officer probably relapsed into sluln- Der.
 The result was that aS the storm in creased, passengers were compelled to stay on board the steamers until Mon- day evening. save d few, who committed thlir live, to lhe surf and came ashore, fortunately without other mishap than cop.ou- d. enchlng-.
 In view of the iuany statements made by rtiab!e ClllHci $, It would seem that tue qudran inc officer ant tAe re, ,ula- ton, Light Le easOna ly a uended % a, to cause a g eat Gcal .esS hardship and eXpenae upon lnnnrent people.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-16
FIRE: CIEIAIl(;EE:
For an EaterprIsiag. Good-
 Looking GaC:.e.oc.
A Fair Young Widow, Of zanesviIie, {, Ohio, Gives a Description of
 Her Personal Charms.

M's. Colin Bcaton recently received letter addressed to her hu,tau', iron, "a eSrillc, Ohio. There iS nothing strange in that fact bat lac copten', tt l, r may prove oi ia;tr,>t to tome Ii tachplOr who Is looking iot q wife. For the writer of the epintle waut- d husi q alc, ana she seems to want on, bad."
 For obvious reasons, the .a"! :, namt is not given here, but if it should be want ed 1t can fe supplied. The wrtet says: II am widow and would ike to correspond with some nice looking Il ai in that world of gold, and wish you would give my name and address to some kind and loving man of Wcultli and meahs.
 "l would want man who is nice loohin.; he must he large and pOrti4 and of Il loving disposition, not over j. years old tlhe man, no the disposition.
 'l shall give description oi myself am tloLd, blue gray eye. nS ht hair, height , feet 6 inches. weight l,j pounds. am called gooI looking, aud will exchange photographs with the one that has the nerve to answer thls; age 5 years. l can do any kind of sewing or cooking; that is an item in that col,a. try. 1 can ei:e the best of reference, . if required
 Now there's a matrimonial chance.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-16
HILLS ALIVE
Men Can Dc Seen Everywhere
 Hard q. Work.
Every tncouraG emert For thc Miner and ProSpector Experiences
 O. Capt. SuD0, ack.

"Thc yopu@. ahl -ho9icl m1n who hugs al ont tow. lu .tacliraI .diru.-- iu a country -u.a .a~ ia.... .aJ-tt to hy proucd,' %a~ the W8t tpra.n ". [. i,ei- -rrcvg. t-,ea hi.a..ii t'-D hrta&N. '"t"au G~leer recently totuntd from t trlp through a -cclIpo of country au- Jtcout 70 Nome. aul. a- he io d pfar' = ra. observer, hc.rciuucd ircm a.~ Ip more -ai-.icd tan ever over the s.iL- ing outlook for tEje peninsula. "l.le hlil- are full of mou. 4o vholo !ou will, he -a.d. "\olm4l stand ou x hill and look ahpIt un aII ~.uo- Jf.o y,s. will sec men at work, -.naiu- h.l.,a.a pro,peoun- It,a healthy .i4n.
 "i he bru,hc, on Oregon creek aiC h' z mn. to show up we'll taPtau John ouudhack ha, o"lou-ua;,d ihc truth of the oId saying t.ai ao.d l.. where you liua il, on a bench oplo-,t, the Oregon claim oA oregon crc,E. Y" sank 5o feet ttaolG,h h muck hctote striking .racl. lie EcPt aj work H. the mucn, notwithstanding that th" wiHo "n-~ laHHi,"d n' him. At lo feet ne toguo L,e4oca; hp La, !o feet ot gravel. four feet of winch routan, cA- crIlcnt pay. Ihl- ts,n.-.l,, lh- bet k i'd oi encourage F &.lt ,o u4,uto -lu., hole, almost anywhere oh tac cpcuiu- ,uIa. It's a great 2o!d rouutr!.'
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-16
Changes at tHe NOrt.,crn.

J. B. Murphy has disposed of his in- tarcet in the well known Northern sa l1on to C. l.. Rickard and r. A. Ba : cock, and will make trip 10 he ou : side for his health. "Tc%" iiirkar q was one of the former pIuprIetors of this well known resort and wa, one f Nome, first city fathers. T. \. nab- cock. CT "l5ab," as hp io famlIiatlN called hy his friends, i7 ore of the lest known caterers on ihe Pacific coastf and has lots of friends in K me.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-16
WATER
 IS CONIHG Pipe Line Will ReaC;i Dexter ii Few Days. IT WILL DE h Bo0M Water Will Be No Farther Than Grass GulCh
 This Season.
IT WIlL DE h B00N

Dexter Creek. July l5-DeXter creek is still without water, but within few days the pipe line will reach No. /, and sluicing will be in operation from there down. The pipe line connects with the Miocene Co.'S. ditch. Water will not reach higher than Grouse gulch this summer according 10 statement made by Mir. Leland to q reliable mine owner on this creek The water of the ditch which is not utilized on No. :, will be switched off to Glacier creek.
 The entire creek is idle except No. {, which is being put into excellent condi- tion by the able managers, Mes5is. Baldwin & Keene, who are both thor oughly competent placer and hydraulic men.
 Gus Steinfeldt, the hustling layman on No. 3, has gone lo 2udle creek to look after some interests lle has in shat section.
 On No 9, Leo Lorwrls.erz, The roYu- lar owner. is .prospec.!ns inc brnchc..
 On the left fork, John oandsllom is rocking during the dry weather.
 w. J. Black is prospecting the Sum init bench claim at the head of Grass The ground is frozen the entire depth, and a steam thawer has been put on tie ground.
 Sullivan and Wilkins are doing noth- ing at present on Grass gulch, but are awaiting the rain.
 The Sutherland brothers and Nc Quaid are prospecting some benches near their claim, and have sunk several holes with indifferent results q, yet.
 J. A. DuFresne is not doing anything on No. 10, tut has everything III shal e should the water come. Miss Burke is preparing No. II fer the seasons work.
 Mir. E. J. Mathews is prospecting No. 2 Deer sulch which he recently pLr- chased.
 One of the best looking claims in the country in the way of equipment and Oi 10 s'iO liStsNS diu Snowflake Claim. For hoistiug pur- poses they have whim, an arrange ment by which the labor is done by d horse. Cars are waiting at the hoist, and as soon a, the dirt is raised, il Is dumped into the cars, which carry ii to the dump, where by turning d lever the dirt is dumped out by an automatic co.trivance. Everything is in it's place, and, altogether, it is one of the best conducted mines in Alaska.
 The Sugar claim crew is taking q long earned rest after Il long winter of hard work.
 Among recent arrival at the Sour Dough may be named: Capt. Geiger, Gus. Steinfedt, A be Barngrover, K i'd" Hyiey, James Bursk, F. w. Butters, F. T. Lypg, Ja ct LindeberS, the mt rprisln. president of the Pioneer M.l E company, Erik o. Lindboom. of the same company. Maguus k leIs- berg, James w. Kelly, who has brought t in an immense amount of machinery, among which Is a powerful boring ma chins for tho quick prospecting of
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-16

Irish hill is the given poI o1 o what $ Ted Elizabeth nounair I've ile, up the Snoo% liver and about two miles eastward iron thtt trean.
 is now atra Ii attention, for it as been pronounced W experts to be the biggest hydraucing proposition in lis s, ct on of AlasXa IL a mountain of goldbearIng gravel The hill gives la cti ehce oi haNla- teen rouude of and washed by water and glacial action No r.,s crows on he h;ii. tud and the gravel lS tinuous and it carrie 4 t,n!a2e oi gold from the tor How deep it i o m |, .ot known, though shafts have been sunk 3O ia 1,c ground i1 not frozen. and Uni, fact adds to th- ioI, 1f l ohtahlv fife. for hydraulic mining.
 William Elliott aniliarly known a' Billy the N"ro" All over the Nolth the original dcoyerer of Irish h That was away back 9Oo and he has stayed steadily by if ver since He has gold too, Green .ulch oron of Irish hill This spring, with very little water. he averaged a7 day to the shovel
 At the bottom of 36-fOot shalt last winter 5Ocrut nuee ct was found showing that tho gold gtt depth Is attained As already stated. bedrock las been reached.
 In the past week days, it said that the Pioneer
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-16
A Popular Parser.

The NUGGET is indebted to Parser [. |. Robertson, of the steamship Ohi' , for un interesting accu4ut ot tEe late voyage Cf that fine steamship from Seattle: also for a number of fine rai'- road mup~ and calendars The kindly thou%ht"l""-~ oi Mi. Robertson .s duly appreciated by the NtGGIT.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-16

spending the greater portion of Il e time with his family. Hi, mother's
 health was not very s'od, but nothing
 serious wa- anticipated, SO the new, of
 her demise came as a great shock. Two sons and two daughters survive, Mir. BiGEs tathcr having died several years
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-16
Good Prospects.

J. D. f-eedy i, bu-iIy engaged in de- vriopin- h.- qmit1r.aim on the divide between ',"l and 1noN .uirh. A slatt ha, Teen sunk distance of 4o feet. and the values at that depth coz t.nGe equally a- copd t. al the surface.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-16

claims: J. B. Wood, formerly with the Calvin syndicate, of Dawson, but now
 in crested with Ar. Kelly; Mir. Max well, of the Ame= company. N- j. Coeh- ran, Jchn Erickson and Warren Nelson.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-16
Received Sad News.

By the latest mail Frank Biggs, of the North Western Commercial oom- piny. received the sal news uf the death Of his mother, which occurred on June at the family home in London. MT. Riggs visited England last winter
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-16
IRISE EIiL.L. IS A VAST
 DEPOSIT OF G()lDEH GRAVEL
By Experts to Be the Biggest .# HydrallIiCing Proposition i'm This
 Section of Alaska.

Mining Company is turning it, attention Irish hil. few days ago representatives of the company filed right for Gitch l. ilo, on-, and carry C, ,oO line,' inches uf water. About hr time Capt. W. F.. Go iscr filed another water right in the section for &0o0 mncr, inches. The object of these filings is brin. to ri-h hill, that the mm, auli deposits which Ii is own 10 ,ontain ma. hc A!dIaoli e, quickly and nomicaily.
 Elliott, with Mrs. Mcknight. of San Francisco, owns some tight or ten claims. number of Nome people arc also interested in Irish hill and the immediate vicinity Ano44 these Dr. ;. J. Cull r. Fisher A. ]. Love. L. W. ooan, W. r. Perkins J. C. pacey. H. (. Gordon ". r. Gtistr Paul l. Iiiely and J. ". McMurlay
 It i, probable that next year Vil important vcopmcn,s Irish hill. IL be remembered far known the goond carrie, small values to the par but the iriueuse amount of gravel which can handled Hn large scaie chcdly. os Irish hill, has been stated, the hIsge. hldrauc proposition the couutry
 There other hl-, too, i that section which promise to become producers in the future One of these i, caicd MauHattan But lttle work h,, been done on however; yet it promises to become producer.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-16
Blacksmith coal at O;ese's.

Two cahinS tor rent; VIII remodel and sell on lnsta aiimeni plan. Binn5.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-16

The Pacific Cold Storage lOmIany announce the arr,Val ui q large asso! l. mcnt Of the finest meats ana rouitry. Eastern aul Oiympia oysters, salmon and haiibut, A.eu's butter, cts, also RuslYn screened lump coal,
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-16

Malta V.ta," he new health food for sale at Log Cabin Store.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-16

Fifst-cla>s sign work at outside prices. Pioneer Slgn Shop, 6. River street, ! 4ltIssrald |. place.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-16

Try plain or Hul ki,h bath at Eli, Baths, foot of Hunter way.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the United States Commissioners Court. for Nome precinct District of Alaska. Second division. before Hon T. M, Reed, esq: C. $. CotlmiesJrer and EX-O.ficio Probate Judge In the matter oi the estate of Gottfriel Sun deen, deceased.
 Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, R. T. Lyng hrs been appointed administrnte er of the estate Of Gottfried Sundcen, deceased, Creditors and all persons having claims aeainst inc deceased, are hereby notified to present them with inc necessary vouchers within six months rom the publication of this notice to the under. signed ~ his office. 37l Front street. oyer tho Nome precinct. District oi Alaska.
 R. T. LIMO.
 Administrators. c. NJ. THULAND.
 Attorney for Administrator. Dd.c Of nrst publication July l5. lao,. Stw
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-16

New -h.pmenttf high gra ie coffee at Log taUlu sNt,ip.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-16

All Ejn5- ot lHa,por tauucr', ut .uu- hcr NNrA.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-16

Glass, from eAIo to 3oxoo. at 4 s...l
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-16

Roslyn screened lump coal.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-16

ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-20
2ay4te r.oNa Mr.. MORGAN.

Occa sionally J. p. Morgan jumps
from 4 cab at the Twcnty-third street
entrance TO the Fifth Avcnue hotel and
rushes Np stairs. The knowing ones
who happen to see him when he does
this wink III Storiously and say:
".Ah, Something ttoins Wish knew
who he came here to see. 1t might
give me Il line on Il railroad conSo!:da
ton or the formation of /; new trust
The knowing ones don't know. Mr
Morgan only goes to the Fifth Avenue
hotel to change his clothing when it is
necessary for him to save the time
that it would take him to get home to
do SO For many years he has kept Il
room at the F:fth Avenue just so that
ne can keep an extra wardrobe there
for use in such emergencies.-Ncw
York Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-20
Thrsxl,ed the Motor,mnn.

DIR. John McGaw Woodbury.. the re-
Gently appointed street cleaning COM
missioner of New York. is considerable
Of an athlete. While coming out of 4
hotel short time ago he came very
near being run down by passing cleo
trio car. After his narrow escape the
motorman hurled various oaths at him,
though the doctors danger had been
entirely due to the carelessness Of the
motorman Incensed at the mans con-
duct, Iii. No:lbury ieaped over the
iron gate of the front platform and
gave the motorman a sound beating.
He was arrested of course. but in
court the next day was discharged
with the thanks of TIE court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-20
Or. NJ. S. Cohen, Specialist


beenc
charge the Main
at the
location He has bought the
National Specialists Cohen
full office and will be glad to meet any his patti
nd grad Jefferson Medical College
GU" of the leading Hos
| Of phiadelhia DR. Cohen has treated 1000
Arkansas pronounced ncurabe
Children
Malaria Stomach
Skin Diseases Eye Ear Nose and
examined
Dr. Cohen If he he will
ationf confidential.
,.,ooved j. Simon Companys Store
oao. Hours: I'M. to r. M evening p
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-20
PEOPLE O. TIE E2e1l

-, .7't.'.t tails: .:5s-:i=, -.:es....
.it.". H. 4i#, J..p auE:r.,:!;.iist u.a.sa
pFos.s,i at ordination .reiaonr> in
i-oH"oa haFc ma,!g LA EGot.n al
over thr 1@#1I, causetI ii disturbance
the otitcr "a. Il the ordination Of l;"v
Charlie, -'.*orH, caron OF Westminster,
wh7 WIS f";sGe bishop Of Worcester
kenStt "iI his supporters; created Il
riot al Westminster Church House
whera the cerelony took place and
they Nesr a'.ieted only by de thrral OF
the vieT" >e:.rial to clear tho hall.
John ..on>it the "rcrlesiaStical lin.
go. as i.s enemies call him. is forty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-20

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