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The Stanleys Having a
 Big Legal Battle.
WIDOW IS ON STAND
Former Wife of a kIOndiker Al. leges He ReyeIed in Wealth
 While She is in Want.

Seattle. Nov. 22.-The Post-Intelli- gencer says: For the second time since Millionaire William Stanley came home from the north with a fortune which transformed his home from one of poverty to affluence. the family troubles are being aired in the superior court, where the former wife of John Stanley is suing her mother-in-law for alternating her husbands affections.
 The action was originally begun more than three years ago, at which time the daughter-in-law secured yer dict of $500 against William Stanley and wife. after a sensational tial in which the plaintiff painted in vivid cOlOrs the sudden transformation wrought by the klondiker's new-fOund wealth upon her relations with her husbands family.
 The ease was appealed and the su- preme court dismissed the action as to Stanley, Sr., and remanded the case for new trial, as to Mrs. William Stanley against whom the allegations of estranging her sons affections from the daughter-in-law were directly laid. .
 On the witness stand yesterday the plaintiff, who is now divorced from her husband, proved willing witness and
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Why They Left.

Three Russians, who escaped from Siberia early last fall tell a funny story concerning D. E. Evanolf's method of mining. EvanOff is the chief engineer of the Russian government and govern or as well. The Russian miners went to work prospecting and dug several deep holes. Evanoff told them they dug too deep. as American miner S found gold near the top. and never dug very deep. He had watched them, he said. The Russians continued digging for while and tinding nothing they lett.
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LATEST OUTSIDE NEWS
J. p. Morgan to Aid the Honey Market, if Neces- sary Wit Loan of S5o, 900 ,ooo.-A $I,ooo, Fire in Cleveland.-Mrs U. s. Grant
 Dying at Washington.

soldiers who fell in the war. Her ma jesty will defray all travelling expenses.
 Spring Valley, H., Dec. 15.-Presi- dent Mitchell. of the Mine Workers union. was given warm welcome upon his return to his old home today. Bus mess was suspended in his honor. A parade of 5000 unionists and citizens turned out. Later Mir. Mitchell was presented with silver service and sev- eral handsomely embossed resolutions.
 Bc"'in. Dec. Emperor William. ll alG 'es ng deputation of working men yesterday, made bitter anti socialist leech, declaring it was a lie 70 say the wOr@men had to rely on the socialist party for betterment of their position.
 Constantinop,e. Dec. 12.-Sixteen batteries. 96 guns in all. and 22O 900 small calibie Mausers have been or dered by Turkey as commencement for the re-almament of her artillery.
 Vienna, Dec. 12.-The startling in- crease in suicide in the Hungarian army has aroused the authorities to investigation. Six recruits in a single regiment shielded in two months.
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New York, Dec. 15.-A number of the banks in this city and J. P. Morgan & Co. have formed pool of $50, GOO, GOO to lend to the money market in the event of an actual emergency. The measure is really protective one and it is not apprehended that any of the money will be actually needed.
 New York, Dec. lJ-Young Corbett and McGOvern have dec GU to tr3in at the Casino for the fight in Detroit next month.
 Clevtlaod. Ohio. Dec. 15.-The cor rugating mills, paint shop. store room and building containing four mills of tue American Iheet ..,teel company's s mills at Dover, Ohio. have been burned. The loss is over SlO0O.C0O.
 New ICr,:, Dec. lj.-Mrs. Ulysses $. Graat. w.Iow Of former President L. s. Grant, is reported to be dying at Wash ing,On.
 London, Dec. 15.-Queen Alexandra intends to mark her sympathy for the sufferers in the recent Boer war by eiv- ing Christmas dinner to all the wid- ows and children now in England of the
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THE FINALS
End of the Great A. B.
 Tournament.

The program presented at the A. B. of unusual excellence. The attendance was large and enthusiastic. great inter- est centering in the tug-of-war contest between the A. E. team and team from Fort Davis. The contest was an exciting one and after fierce pull of 3S! minutes was won by Fort Davis. B. team did excellent work but were forced to succumb under the superior training and skill of the Fort Davis men, who had the advantage in every thing but weight. The A. B. team was explained by 4. J. Cody and was composed of C. w. Thornton, anchor, Redwood, Buckley, Mcintyre, Nichol- son and O'Shaughnessy. In the Fort Davis team were Butler, captain. Grun- dish, anchor, James, Collins, Eckert, Meyer, Balzeit.
 The obstacle race was won by N. J. NichOlson: One-fourth mile run, pro- fessional, by Tommy Bullene in one minute, 24 seconds. In the one mile walk, Walby and Horan were disqual- flied for running and the race went to P. H. Watt. The One-half mile run, professional, was also won by Tommy Bullene, time ? minutes. McElroy, of Fort Davis, won the candle race. The three-legged race went to Harry Law ton and Tom White, the 220-yard hurdle professional race to Bounds, Oi Fort Davis, 35s secon6s. the amaueur to F. F. Lewis, time 3j seconds. The three-mile amateur iGn was won by w. Bettley, time II minutes II seconds, and the running high jump went to w. w. Ewing, Geo. Baldwin Jr. mak- ing an excellent showing as also did Wade Woodson: height jumped, , feet inches.
 The tumbling exhibition, as on the previous night was good, the partici- pants being J. E. Eul, Archie League, Walter Eul and H. Clark.
 The slack wire club swinging by Ellison, of Fort Davis. and Tony AL borel, and the boxing exhibitions were also excellent.
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regaled the jury with an account ol her experiences with the elder Stan leys. which abounded in both ludicrous and pathetic situations.
 The witness related how, for a long time after the family became suddenly rich, they cajoled and coaxed her hus- band into attending big feasts, taking carriage rides and travelling about the country at their expense, while the wife was forced to eke out an existence by doing menal labor.
 Mrs. Stanley also quoted language which she claimed had been di, ected toward her by different elder members of the family on several occasions, not of nature ordinarily employed in a drawing room conversation. She de- tailed how, on one occasion, when she lay very ill in shack on the rear of a lot on Twenty-third avenue. how she lacked for the necessities of life while her husband and his newly rich" parents reveled in the lap of luxury, ignoring a member of the family who. as was alleged in the original com plaint, ''proved good enough to associ- ate with them until riches were sudden ly acquired. "when," she alleged. "a new social line was drawn which exclud- ed the humble washerwoman from the society of the family.'
 The case will probably occupy several days in it's trial, as the defendant has subpoenaed number of witnesses in an attempt to disprove the allegations Of the daughter-in-law. One neiehbor testified yesterday afternoon that while the young Mrs. Stanley was ill she knew of the elder defendant having made frequent visits to the premises. presumably for the purpose of supply ing her needs.
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Fe!s' Naptha al "NOrtIlwestern."
The AriOn Society.

The German- American Arion Society was organized last Sunday night with g members, but the rolls will be kept open tor one month. The following officers were elected: Leo Loewenherz. president: J. $. Plien, vice-prssident: Oscar Witt secretary: L. Nigelius, treasurer. The Arion Society will give another of their popular enter- tainments on the evening of March l4. An excellent program will be furnish ed and the hall will be profusely ad- orned with green trees.
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The Use and Abuse of Glasses.

It is wonderful what little piece of glass placed before the eye will do if it's right. It is just as wonderful what it will do if it's wrong. When right it will releivc headache, nervous strain and numerous ills: when wrong it pro- dnces them. The use and abuse of glasses is my study. If you have any trouble with your eyes you can come to me with the assurance that after care ful eXaminalio ion 1 will be able to lit the right kind of glasses. don't make ex- periments. All optical work at out side prices. Ed. Friedman, Scientific OptcIan. Office at The Igloo, 424 Front Street.
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OUTSIDE PERSONAL NEWS.

Otto R. Lonstorf and w. E. Dean are spending the winter in Seattle.
 Col. w. E. Mckee, well-known citizen of Seattle, died recently.
 Judge and Mrs. Rawson were in Portland on Dec. l, but were expected in Seattle.
 N. p. R. Hatch was married in Seattle Dec. 3 to a Chicago girl, and left i'm mediately for Chicago.
 Judge Kncaid, who was in Nome in t. a summer of 1901, was elected to con- gress last fall in Nebraska. Judge Kin caid is interested in hougarok mining property and he writes C. B. Mcconnell that he will probably visit Nome next summer.
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LAND BILL
 IS PASSED By the House Without
 Opposition. FOR AID OF ALASKA
Permits Settlers 10 Take Up 320 Acres of Land
 Instead of so.

:, Washington, Dec 6.-The house to-
 day passed the Lacey bill permitting
 settlers in Alaska to take up nome ,stssds of 320 acres each, instead of SC
 acres, as provided by the law of 1898. The friends of Alaska in Washington,
 both in and outside of congress are .jubliant tonight over this substantial recognition of the territory's needs, the more 90 because the action was un- expected at the time. In fact, the ac- .tiQp today produced almost as much 9StOnishment as flash of lightning put ot clear sky. The Lacey bill was .favorably reported at the last session, but nobody was certain that it would pass and nobody seems to have noticed that the bill was near the top of the calendar.
 The text of this bill follows: That section !. of the sct of congress approv- ed March 14, 1898, entitled an act to extend the homestead laws and provid- ing for a right of entry for railroads in the district of Alaska, be amended by striking out the word eighty, in the last line thereof, and inserting in lieu the words three hundred and twenty" Although the passage of the bill , without opposition on the sixth day of the session is accepted as an encourag- , inx sign that congress is certain at last te make amends for it's long neglect of Alaska, too much importance must not he attached to the measure itself. The fact is of comparatively lit,le benefit unless an appropriation of adequate proportions is made for surveys. Rep resentat!ve Lacey, who is chairman of the public lands committee, says he is going to use his best efforts with the appropriation committee. An attempt will be made to secure amendments in the senate to the bill passed by the house today.
 . V. T. Hoggatt, the Nome lawyer. , who is here interested in Alaska legis- lAtiOn. will try to have some provisions , of the bill prepared by him incorporate cd in the senate measures. What he regards as @ saving clause of his meas ure is that the settler who stakes off a homestead of 20 acres and possesses it for five years can get title to it after the lapse of five years, whether gov ernment survey is made Or not.
 Representative Jones today intrOduc- cd Q bill providing "that there be and ts hereby appropriated out of any mon- sys in the treasury of the United States not otherwise appropriated. the sum of s30O, 900 for making surveys in the dis trict of Alaska.
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Fire Department Notes.

The weekly meeting of the Volunteer Fire depart.l ent was Leld Friday night. ting up the store room and gymnasium, reported progress, and will be ready for the stairway and apparatus some who is doing all the carpenter work, was voted the sum of Sl5 by the depart ment.
 The library committee stated that donations of books were getting scarce. The department have at present five
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and others for clippings from late out

and others for clippings from late out side newspapers.
 J. F. Giese has leased the A. E. Co.'S store and will use it for a warehouse. It has been greatly strengthened and will furnish lots of floor space.
 J. F. Warren has received q letter from Charles A. Bennett, Miles City, Mont, inquiring for one Clyde Bennett. Is years of age, who it is thought may be in this section.
 Mariana Bielsa and Hank Salisbury returned Monday from a trip to Solo mon river. They report good deal of mining activity on lower Solomon, and d number of good dumps are being taken out.
 R. II. Griffis reached Nome Sunday evening with l6O pounds of outside mail. He left for Isaac's Point again on Tuesday morning. Mail Carrier Smith is expected tomorrow or Friday with another outside mail
 Owing to the fact that Rev Dr.. Ky berg is confined to the hospital with a bruised ankle, he will be unable to con- duct the usual weekly prayer meeting Thursday evening ut the Congrega- tional church. He hopes, however. to preach on next Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Winslow gave charm ing box party at the minstrel show last night, and after the performance the guests were entertained at lunch by Mrs. Theo. Allen at her residence.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Great Northern Mining, Milling and Trans
 portation Company:
 You are hereby no, jed that we have expent ed during the year 1SG2 SiC0 in lGoor cno ,.i,- provements upon each Oi the following pl~ce, mining claims: Discovery On s-no'-e gc!ch, [. uribut-ry Of Patterson crce,.. d t:out.ry O. (, ndlc c-ec!l: No. above o:scOve V on s. l. .,nloe g,l-yr; discovery ol Vi,o TClel. l. v Jr- cree: cnd 70. I oovc tiScovc on $, d V-oa z, lt n; c..,h oi ,i!C Il .lr ci,i a.-g i - c Id ne ~ i4n, sel Il 'r't GaC ro 1o-( i'.; C DiSo.ic, O Al. ,,c. Nncceof .he lo,ioeS O. To . ,iUn ;te 10 no oi :H-o.G "a Sre -eco.C O s. q l"to.uing tiiriC-, n o.te- 70 rod 10 q c-;,4'h ,,oer .le D-oV S o.1s Of >o3- On zioi e I.eVtsod 5 ,os O. t-c Uriytt s. -"s, clc ,-e .c anonenyS thercto oonce-n,,y :.--:,c,cl ic to t0on ll,n'hg clA,lrs. De,uz the roc-!u " 't 10 1old ,ne o-iG ( ulS for oae .c- C.. l...~s ! tne oi !. C.. V Of Eo-H q OCT, 1es?, cod V ] ae y CCySJ .o- re D 10 ic iOl or l.. 'S TO N, vo1 tii 70 cont-,3C te yoIr p,'0Do~1,ol o, . e. 1eloi..,TcS :: q co-oNnec, vo,t i1oe-c-U 1 e s ;d q, inn will bacolae the D o]e- oi ,be ,- se ioers yOl- Co-oWue-S N.2o |, ve h ,,e 6 e. )elui.uces rcqui.eu by the .c. l or s, I 4c- ,ion.
 F. L. EOWrE,
 JEE:v HUNTER.
 Dated Nome, Ala ska. Jan. 3 1908. z
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Frank Ercll. & '. Heist and Fred c. Spray: Nou are ne eJr TO. ed .aut | ne tnGer- s:, aet, hSve ,cScd % oe per.o:ule, wo.':. lbor aAd SC ces Q .Ie v.-e O. oy;o Gur( -2o Collars on SecolG t.e-, 70. ?. opposite lc l,Iio of )iGce- Cli r 70. ?. Snow C, -@l. il ae pre- 'eAt (, )o -.o-re n ,a cyt : iCC N..-,ct O. A. l:.l. 10 --,c Ne,-> lJ,Jl GlG 'sr3, tAu ii Tou do no,. Ei.n ] 90 C@Tc I.o.r .Ge q e he -co; o3v. or c. e 70 )e t 70 70 I.Ce gnn,. voCc D O. DO onc ,e s1. c c, H:it e..)t nui. .ie, ;S CO., oElC <. Eocr .l.e-2. t" n ,,lt ,!ain Will Deco ne ,lc uy O. ne ice :, .4,c,, c4l, e. See Ul S teS.
 D. .e hereof and Of the first prDlici, ion. Jan ,, l5J3.
 LATE SPRAY, l-3-.mS Co-owncr of ulores...u D. .uieS
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Have you tried Fel's Naptha ?
NEWS NUGGETS.

Donations of good books or maga- zines will be thankfully received at the federal jail.
 Proprietor Suter, of the Second Class saloon, has raised the building and is otherwise improving it.
 The tent and building of the Nome Outdoor Pleasure Clubs skating rink was sold to c. F.. Bryant for $lOl.
 THE NUGGET is indebted to J. H. Taylor, T. A. Babcock. Isaac Nixon
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PERSONAL MENTION.

J. D. Thagard. of the Board of Trade, is in poor health.
 Deputy Marshals Gaien and Comer- ford lett this morning for St. Michael.
 Chief Deputy Marshal Leekly is again on duty, having almost entirely recovered from the accident which very nearly cost him the sight of one of his eyes.
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Broke His Ankle.

While taking a run on skis yesterday afternoon Rev. C. F. Ryherg fell on Dry creek. breaking one of the bones of his ankle. Mr. Ryberg was alone and with much difficulty and great deal of pain he succeeded in dragging himself to town and he was taken to Holy Cross hospital. His ankle was too much swollen last night to permit the fracture to be attended to.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE,

To A. ". Pillbury. Joan Ms"snan. John Tal
 Do.t, Zen Di-:>on. C. Q. cuaSe!i, S. E. We.Ss
 A!eck Lewis Cct [. Wison:
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tickets to St. Bernard library for two months, and C. C. Cowden offered to renew the same when they expired.
 The treasury of the department is in a healthy condition, there being S423. S5 balance on hand.
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The cons;e nee sale positively ends on Feb. 2S. at N. C. Co.'S store. If w. F. II .sne", ConsiTnee.
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FOuND-A malamute dog. Owner can have same by paying for keep. h. quire Mrs. Beaton.
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Bar Goods. Nome Trading Co.

Garvey Thawers Self-Heaiing Coil Points.
 GOXgin'S Log Cabin Store
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If you stop at the spencer when you are at Council City you will be made comfortable.
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Hot Weinerwurst at all hours at the Reception saloon.
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FOR SALE-New cutter. Inquire of PrOsser, the harness maker, Front St.
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CHEAP SALE OF STAPLE GROCERIES

Fresh Eggs, guaranteed per dog .50 10 lb box MCcaroni "a , cans Oysters .25 4lb can Cocoa .25 3 cans Libby's Soup .25 , cans Devled Ham .25 , cans Potted Tongue .25 Smoked Dried Beef, Der ID .l5 Smoked Dried Tongue. per lb Ia Salt Pork, per ID Is Bacon. per ID .l5 New Dried Apples, by six, per lb .O5
 PruneS '' '' .05
 Peaches '' '' .0S
 Pears '' '' .OS
 '' Apricots :. '' .OS Armour's Sugar Cured Picnic
 Hams. per ID .l5 lG0lb six Best Rice GOO New Beans brown or white, per six. 3.5O lib can Pioneer Java Coffee .25 10 cakes Toilet Soap .2o5 New Imported Labrador Herrings
 , for 20 , Rolls Toilet Paper .25 2lb can Roast Chicken .25 2lb can Roast Turkey .o5 12lbs New Raisins LOO qt bottle Pickles .25 s cans Condensed Milk 100 cans String Beans .25 gal pure Syrup 90 1 can Clam Juice 10 lib plug Smoking Tobacco .35 lib plug ChewiTg Tobacco .35 lib Climax Tobacco 70 lib Battle AK Tobacco 40 lib pure Ground Pepper .2b lib pure Mustard .2j ? lib packages of Dates .25 ? lib packages ot Figs .o.5 Large Soz bottle Extract Lemon .25
 !" :: '' Vanilla .o5 1 dog cans Assorted Vegetables 15O l5,b pail Pure Jelly LOO ? cans Succotasn .23 , cans Lima Beans ..n, qt CGer Vinegar ..J lib Best Tea, green or black 50 2OlbS New spit Peas 1.00 3lbs Wa>alng Sterch .25 20 bars Washing Soap LOO lib Pure Bak ng Powder .45 pkgs Washing powtc .25 , pkgs Macoroni Or Spaghetti .25 30lbS Sal Soda 100 Granulated Potatoes. per lb Ii German Sliced Pota oes .2s l doz large cans Assorted Meats 3.O0 l doz small ].5S lob pail Pure Lard, new l.jO CE0- l. ElSH & m
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Skating Shoes. Nome Trading Co.
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Fine Teas. Nome Trading Co. Bishops fruits. Nome Trading Co.
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F. L. EOWrE, JEE:v HUNTER. Dated Nome, Ala ska. Jan. 3 l9Oa z
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Fine Teas
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-12-09
The Parcels Post

Postmaster Lemon last week installed
three large boxes for the collection of
packages for mail. The boxes are To-
Gated as follows: One at Sloan's drug
store, corner Yakima avenue and First
street; one in front of Cases drug store,
and one on West Yakima avenue, in
front of Orchard & Bartlett's store.
Uncle Sam proposes to offer every facil-
ity to the people in shipping Xmas pack
ages, At either of the three points
mentioned packages will be weighed and
stamps may be secured.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-12-09
Novelty Rug and Carpet Co.,
Manufacturers of
Carpets, from Old Rags, Silk
Scraps, Carpets, Etc.
Rug and Silk Work a Speciality.
100 North Front ST., North Yakima.
100 North Front St., North Yakima

railroad fare, but some of the remain
der is liable to be left in Seattle for
cheap fnery. Only few of the tribe
wore the customary decorations of
gorgeous eolored and very dirty silk
handkerchiefs and sashes, and the .jeal-
ousy of the others may lead them to in
vest in competitive array. In any case,
it is said by those who know their hab-
its, they will soon be separated from the
money they make. They are simply hav-
ing their Christmas little ahead of
time.
1t is said that one of these Indians
will buy pint of whisky from a white
man who is worthless enough to sell it
to them, for 80 cents, go on glorious
tear, and then as soon as sober enough
make aline for the nearest United
States commissioners office, where he
will swear to a mplaint.-Seattle P.-I.