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The daily tribune., 1907-11-08
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wURLD AT LARGI

WORLD AT LARGl
0ermany leads tho world in the
proAucsioa Of chemicals.
A. ton rof oil has bseu obtained from
the tongus'of single whale.
Hblland has 1900. 900 miles Of
cAnsls and ditchss for drainage and
irrigation.
Aspest Of mails has boon the means
Of stopping many Of the water mains
of tho city Of Chicago
Previous to l760 the French would
not cat potatoes. It being supposed
that they would cause freckles.
During the winter Of 19O8.7 the 81
nm iyersities Of Germany were attend
"a BY 45. 1856 students. Of whom 964
were women
-Four .Afths Of the babies are said
to b. ambidexterous. They develop
IN right and left handed persons by
the force Of example.
The taximeter cabs just introduced
in New York have already proven a
great success In Berlin, where there
Are 600 Of them.
There arc different grades Of oil
stouss, hard and soft. The best oil
TO use ON an oil stone 10 paraffin /;
water 10 better on hard stone.
ItLAs BEEN estimated that over S0.-
06o foreigners visit Norway eaoh year,
Of whom 900 are excursionists. From
this source the country receives over
- ooo. 900.
Gliding on book oovers 10 done by
means Of engraved brass or electro.
typed patterns. heated and pressed
over the gold leaf. which is nxed by
~ albuminous size-white Of eggs.
OF the 5s.005 men employed on
British sailing vessels. 92s. or in
81. lose their live by drowning, where.
- the Ie2.l90 men employed ON
stpamstip only e74. or 1 in 24l, arc
drowned.
Whom the telephone wires are over.
land the speed Of transmission 10 at
tie rate Of 1900 miles second
whore the wires arc through cables
under the 80 the speed 10 only o09t
miles second.
For preparing . waterproof paper
which will shine In the dark use the
following mixture: Forty parts
psper stock, 10 psrts posphoresseni
powder. TO- parts water. part gelA.
tine and part biohromAts Of potash.
The density Of the population In
Australia inoreassd from l.27 to 4. 81
In the six ysan from 1901 to 1908.
Tho population dsuasiss In the othe,
continents. accordiDgs TO tie report.
area follows: Europe. 100 Asia. lsi
Aff1oA, Is and Amsrica9
Good Chinsse-ink. better known ..
Indian ink. improves with age, and
should mot b used for few yeArs
after II 10 made. Some penous. In
rubbing It up. make circular move.
ments that soon ruin 1t. It 10 better
to rub 1t In straight lines backward
and forward. with the least possible
pressure
The daily tribune., 1907-11-08
Cb< Ws$t Gud Feed Store

am now prepared to talk business
with you - I have bought heavy on
best Colorado oats and hay Two cars
hay on track and sin more coming, and
ore car Colorado oats that / bought
right. l am going to make prices on
oats and hay ia big quantities that will
surprise you. You can't afford to miss
getting my prices II you wish to pay
cash lam always pleased to do what i
can for all 10 day customers. All bills
must be paid at the end of 30 days. Gall
up TIA Black and talk to hOGATE.
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Methodist Minister Recommend
Chamberlain Cough Remedy.

We have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in our home for seven years.
and 1t has always proved to be re-
liable remedy. We have found that
1t would do more than the manufact-
urers claim for it. 1t is especially
good for Group and whooping cough,
Rev. James A. Lewis.
Pastor Milaca, Mimi. NJ. E.. Church
Chamberlaiu's Cough Remedy, is
sold by Daniels Drug store. mwf
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Reliable Remedy for Group.

Mrs. S~Rosinthsl, of Turner, Mich
igan. says: I'VE have used Cham
berlain's Cough Medicine for our.
selves and children for several years
and like it very much. l think 1t Is
the only remedy for Group and can
highly recommend it. - For sale by
Daniels drug store. mwf
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The Rio Grande will run an excur-
sion train to Pueblo next Monday
evening, account Maude Powell.
Train leaves Florence $3.50 and on re-
turning will leave Pueblo at IL: :15.
Rate 81 round trip. $3.50
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Te1( Them Yo1 Knowl
Yos may te11 .yotf ffiends,
On our stsay-so," that when
they boy = package Of the
eenuine A1l ;k1es' Aetosa
-offee they get the best of the
coffee trade.

No coffee Of equal quality can be
sold in this town for the same price,
whether it be sold out of bag or bin,
or under some romantic trademark
You may tell them you know and that
Arbuckle Brothers, the greatest coffee
dealers in the word, will stand for it.
York;
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Mark Mcdonnell Of Pueblo will
play for the dance in Morgan hall
Wednesday, Nov. 18th. H.e9
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pose of paying said notes and the cost
of sale.
Dated Florence, Colo, Oct 81, A.
ID. 1907.
ADOLPH COORS,
IF Mortgagee.
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ARBUoKLE BROS. New York CITY.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-27
DOCTORS THANK
 LOCAL ATTORNEY

The following letter has been ad- dressed to Attorney e. D. Cochran and handed to The Nugget for publication: Hon. o. D. Cochran: Dear Sir-At d regular meeting of the Northwestern Alaska Medical Association 1 was di rected to convey to you. on behalf of the association. our heartfelt thanks and deep gratitude for the able defense you recently made in behalf of the medical profession IL is a pleasure to us to realize that we have in the brother profession of law an advocate such as you have shown yourself to be, and a defender of the ethics which should be. and are, dear to the hearts of every right minded professional man. of whatever profession he'may be allied with. The medical profession feel under many obligations to you, and hope in the future, in measure at least. to show our appreciation of your efforts In our behalf.
 q have the honor to be- yours very truly, A. F. SOUTHWARK, MD.
 Secretary"
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THANKSGIVING
 PROCLAMATION

Mayor Baldwin has issued the fol- lowing proclamation:
 "To the People of Nome, Greetings Thursday. November 18th, being the day set aside by our great country for the purpose of returning thanks to the Great Power that governs all our lives and actions for the manifold blessings of the past year you are all respect fully requested to observe the sane in this municipality by all that may lay in your power SO to do,
 "rhe merchants are respectfully re- quested to close their places of busi- ness during the entire day, so that yourselves and employees may have the proper opportunity for such observ- anccs. Yours very respectfully,
 "G. F. BALDWIN,
 Mayor of Nome"
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SAYS THE TUNDRA
 CONSTANTLY MOVES

The following communication was received today by The Nugget:
 After some careful study | have come to the conclusion that the tundra is moving towards the sea constantly in the manner of a glacier
 'I have several reasons for so be- lieving. but I wish to take up only enough space to mention hastily one or two of them.
 "The most peculiar fact connected with the tundra is that houses built thereon always sink toward the south gradually.
 Besides this fact it is noticeable that the edge of the tundra constantly breaks away and is carried off by high surfs. which could not happen unless the ocean is advancing on the land or the tundra advancing on the sea. "There are other smaller reasons, but their tellsg would occupy too much space. and those mentioned will prob ably draw attention to a strange fact.
 "J. L."
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TRAINMEN LEAVE
 WOMAN ON DESERT

CHICAGO. Nov. 26.--A trip taken to the Southwest for the purpose of re- gaining her health led Mrs. Emma Johnson to an insane asylum and at last to her grave. Returning from her visit to relatives in New Mexico, Mrs Johnson was provided with a scalp CTS ticket by relatives. The ticket was made out to identify a blonde, but Mrs. Johnson was a brunette. and, being totally unacquainted with what was expected of her, did not deny the manner in which the ticket came into her possession. Being unable to pay her fare. she was put off the train in the middle of the great Southwestern desert and left to wander friendless and without money.
 When found by a railroad section gang she was staggering in the sun, miles from a habitation, almost crazed by thirst. fatigue and hunger. Her mind. shattered by the terrible experi- ence. never recovered it's balance. She died today in the asylum at Dunning a raving maniac.
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OFFICERS NOMINATED.

The following were nominated for election as officers of the Nome Aerie, No. 75, F. 0. F., last night:
 Worthy President-James Bell.
 Worthy Vice President-John T. Reed C. w. Rosenthal
 Worthy Chaplain-A. J. Lindsay.
 Secretary-W. Eddy, H. A Lehfeldt. Treasurer-Louis Stadie.
 Trustees-O. D. Cochran, J. ]. Meyer, F. B. Fay.
 Inside Guardian-William Maloncy.
 Outside Guardian--Albert Vile. Y. J. Vallier.
 Aerie Physicians-Drs. Mustard, Chace. F.. F. Hill. A. F. Southward, J, w. Wilkins.
 The election will take place next Tuesday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-27
ELEPHANT
 IS A HERO
Nuggets Special Service.

MIDDLETOWN, x. Y., Nov. 25.- Mae" the oldest and largest elephant of the Furepaugh X Sells circus. and its mate. younger and smaller ele- phant. narrowly escaped being burned to death on the circus train while en route from Poughkecpsie to this city.
 Shortly after the circus train left great trunpeting of the elephants was heard The train was stopped. and the car containing Mac" and his mate was found filled with flames. When the door was opened it was seen that the hay used for bedding was on fire. Mae" was standing over his mate, stamping on the burning hay and trying to extm- guisn the flames with his trunk. The fire was soon extinguished
 While the younger elephant was but slightly injured. Mac" was terribly burned all over his big body. When this city was reached the elephant was covered with healing oils and cotton, and it is believed will recover. Mac" is 120 years old and one of the gentlest elephants in captivity.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-27

According to the news just brought to Nome by Charley Howell, it is likely that the volcanic ash which is now scattered all over the district came from a volcanic eruption which oc- cured between Point Barrow and Cape Blossom some days ago.
 Mir. Howell relates that while in tain at the place mentioned, which stood about five miles back from the sea, has disappeared and that nothing but smoke is left.
 He told several people in Nome to-
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day that when the natives arrived at Candle they described the occurrenc" by saying: Big mountain peluk; smoke"
 MT. Howell came in with Frank Simns last evening and spoke of the matter to many such as Deputy Mar shal Wynkoop and others. who were naturally interested in th" strange af- fair
 The story of the natives. taken in conjunction with the appearance of the ash, is probably very true, as the Es- kimos would probably have no reason
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-27
BEGIN THE SEARCH
 FOR SHALLOW BEACH

Robert Sterry, J. F.. Grininger and F. Thorelson have commenced the search for the shallow beach line at a point about one mile east of Jess creek. and about 2,OO0 or 5000 feet back from the edge of the tundra.
 Another outfit is also going to engage in the search on the St Louis claim, near by, and many are confident that the shallow streak will again be picked up.
 The shallow beach is believed by miners to be the continuation of the one in which pay was found just below Fort Davis behind the Standard oil Company. The French bench is the last pay found to the west on it, and several outfits will work to pick it up between the extremes.
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Free turkey lunch at Club Saloon, Thanksgiving day.
RINK RE.oPENs WITH
 MUSIC AND FLOURISH

Probably every man, woman and child in the city knows that the Cable way skating rink will reopen this evening, that the ice will be in per feet condition, and that everything which was lacking before will be sup piled.
 But they may not know that beauti- ful music will again accompany the graceful movements of the gliders.
 Thanksgiving holiday makers will take advantage of ushering in the great day in so pleasant manner and hundreds will give the famous rink gala appearance tonight.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-27
GERMANY INSULTS
 FRENCH
Nuggets Special Service.

Nu99et opeclaI oeTN'Ce'
 BERLIN, Nov. 26.-General Camot of the French army may be the cause of an international incident of serious importance as the result of his recent treatment by the German government.
 The general was visiting within the boundaries of the kaiser's dominion, and after considerable trouble gained admission as a spectator at military He took the liberty with out asking permission, and also at tended incognito concealing his rank and nationality. He was detected by ,iyrman secret service agents and was expelled from the country.
 France was advised of the action, both by the German government and in an appeal from the officer. The French government is disposed to take offense at Carrots treatment and re- gard his expulsion as an intended in- suit.
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SELECTING A JURY.

BOISE. Nov. 27.--The work of select ing a jury in the Pettibone case is oc- cupying the attention of the court here this morning.
 IL is believed that the trial of the case will occupy whole month
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While Jack BonnclL of Bonneil's Foundry, was engaged in repairing ma chmcry at the bottom of the shaft of the North Pole claim last evening. a monkey wrench which was being let down by a rope fell and struck him on the head, inhcting severe injuries.
 Dr W. Darcy Chace was summoned and after an examination found that the skull was fractured and that the injured mans life was in dan ger.
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THE NATIVES REPORT
 VOLCANIC ERUPTION

for mdulgng in falsehoods.
 The remarkable part of the story is that the eruption must have taken place several days ago to allow for the bringing of the news to Candl" and then to Nome.
 How the ashes consumed SO much time in arriving here is astonishing, but probably their great lightness would account for it.
 It has been pointed out that the wind has been blowing for some days from the direction indicated by the ma tiVeS.
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TO FREEZE
 PROVISIONS
MINING OPERATORS OF OUTSIDE DISTRICTS HIT ON NEW
 EXPEOlENT.

The Dick Creek Hydraulic x Mining Company have excayated a huge hole near their camp on Dick creek, and in it will be hung the fresh meat and other provisions which will be taken there from Nome during the winter.
 Henry Rowe sent out two four horse teams with provisions for the yesterday The meat when stored in the manner described, will remain perfectly fresh until next sum mer The experiment has been tried on Taylor creek and on Dahl creek with the greatest success.
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SECOND BEACH AT SOLOMON.

Deputy Marshal WynkoOp. who ar rived yesterday from Solomon, reports that it has been demonstrated beyond question that the second beach has been found in that district about one and one half miles back from the pres ent beach.
 He himself has found the beach. but, although he can find almost innumer- able colors in a pan, he has not discov- cred pay.
 Several parties have begun to pros pect there, and the prospect for catch ing the extension of the pay is very bright.
 Mir Wynkoop will return to Solo mon on Friday.
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Y. M. C. A.
 IN DISGRACE
Nuggets Special Service.

SEATTLE, Nov. 26.-The Young Mems Christian Association of this city iatots are pouring their wrath on the erring youths for having added billiard and pool tables to the furniture of their quarters.
 The matter has caused no end of talk. and some regard the placing of the games in the house as an indica ton of sort of mental revolution, or a desire to have goodness taken with a little sugar coating.
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HEAD CRUSHED BY
 FALLING WRENCH

The doctor had him immediately re- moved to the hospital, where he now lies in a precarous condition attended by pr. Chace who is assisted by Drs. Hill and Southwark
 II is believed by some that the wrench cut its way through the rope by which 1t was suspended.
 The shaft k about eighty feet deep. and the wrench had gone something more than half the distance on it's way down when it broke away.
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JACK BONNELL BETTER.

Dr. Chace sent word to The Nugget just before going to press that Jack Bonnelrs condition is somewhat im- proved. He stood the operation we'll and has regained consciousness. The knows the injured mans many friends will be glad to hear the good news.
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for the big banquet and while the lobby was crowded. During discussion of political questions, eX-Senator stewart of Nevada. declared that Bryan was nothing but fakir and charlatan, and as Mir. Bryan was seated close by, the language caused sensation.
 Stewart had scarcely ceased to
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JOHN D.
 LIBERAL
SAYS PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT SHOULD NOT BE BLAMED
 FOR TROUBLES.
Nuggets Special Service.

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-In an inter- view today. John D. Rockefeller said that the late financial troubles were due to a lack of confidence in the sta bility of conditions on the part of some people.
 He. said that President Roosevelt
 "rhc affair has now passed" said MT. Rockefeller, patronizingly, "and no doubt the presidents intentions were quite honest"
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OPPOSED TO CANNON.
Nuggets Special Service.

NORFOLK, Nov. 27.-The American Federation of Labor, now in convention here, has sent out a petition to every member of the house asking that Jo- seph Cannon be not again elected as speaker.
 The Federation charges that he is opposed to unionism and that those who support him must not expect the support of labor.
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FILES SUIT.

J. D. Cain filed an adverse suit to- day in the office of the district clerk against the Three Friends Mining Com on the left limit of Solomon river, is the property involved T. R. Shepard Is attorney for the plaintiff.
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TOOK PART IN CONTEST.

By an oversight the name of Miss Edith Modini and Edward Moore were not included yesterday in The Mug gets account of those who took part, and acquitted themselves so we'll in the oratorical contest at the Methodist church last Monday evening.
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DEFENSE
 CONCLUDES
SON OF BROWN, WITNESS IN BRADLEY TRIAL, TELLS OF
 FATHERS ACTIONS.
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 26.-The de- fense in the case of the United States vs Mrs. Bradley concluded today, and the case will soon be in the hands of the jury.
 one of the witnesses examined dur ing the day was Max the legitimate son of Brown. who gave evidence as to his fathers relations with Mrs. Brad ley.
 The testimony of the boy was of a rather sensational kind and created an unusual amount of interest.
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TO BANQUET
 DEMOCRATS
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN DE- ciDES TO BRING TOGETHER
 LEADING SUPPORTERS.
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-What will be perhaps the most important event in connection with Democratic politics will have occurred for some time is the banquet which William Jennings Bryan has decided to give to some five hun dred of his leading supporters through out the country.
 The guests will be chosen from the Democrats of all places, and at the banquet may be formulated the plans upon which the party will work during the coming contest
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BRYAN SAYS ROOSEVELT
 STOLE HIS THUNDER

which the Democratic party had ere ltcd and fostercd.
 He declared that the recent financial troubles had been caused by Rcpub- Iicans who objected to the scni-dcmo- cratic ideas of the administrations and who were determined to diScrrdit the
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SENATORS CALL BRYAN
 CHARLTAN TO HIS FACE

speak when Senator Daniel, of Nir- giuia. also stated in Mr Bryan's pres cucr that he refused to attend the ban qurt because he considered Bryan's ar- tious dictatorial and because he never hcsitatcd to steal the ideas of out sidcr- when the chance presented it. s.lf
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GALE COMPLAINS
 TO PRESIDENT

mining laws should be made and that he hoped to have the presidents aid in having amendments passed during the coming session.
 He also spoke in favor nf territorial himself to obtain aid for navigation in northern waters
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-At q ban quct given here last night by son.e of the leading Democratic statesmen, and leading guest. he declared that ROosc- velCs popularity was due to the fact that he had encouraged the ideas
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Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-In the lobby of the Willard hotel here last night William Jennings Bryan was in- suited grossly to his face by a senator and also by an ex-senator. both of whom are Democrats.
 The scene took place before the time
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SEATTLE, Nov. 27.--It now seems almost certain that new law will be enacted that will compel theatcrs to close during Sundays henceforth in this city.
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Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-President Roosevelt notified the banks yesterday that the cash deposited in them by the government must be distributed inn
 medately throughout the country or he
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president.
 Mir Bryan also stated that Tafrs for the presidency would be Impossible. as his opposition to the passing of am income tax law would n can his defeat should he com" before the country for election.
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ORDERS BANKS TO
 DISTRIBUTE MONEY

would take action to compel them to do so.
 As was stated before the banks have been accused of investing the moneys deposited, instead of using them for the purpose intended by the govern mCnt.
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MASQUERADE BALL.

The great masquerade ball of th' Eagles will be held December 12.
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Chewing Candy at Hanoock's.

Grand Turkey Raffie tonight and to. morrow night at the Northern. Bot tie of wine given away with each tur- key.
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 FOR SEATTLE
Nuggets Special Service.

SEATTLE Nov. 26.-Senator Piles has asked the government to establish a treasury in Seattle, and his re- quest is being endorsed by ex-Senator Villas.
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OPEN LATE TONIGHT.

The market of the Pacific Cold Stor- age Company will be closed all day to- morrow but will be open later than usual this evening.
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Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 27.-Thomas Gale, delegate to congress from Alaska met the president again today and en- tered strong complaint against the conditions which now prevail in the district which he represents.
 He said that many changes in the
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Grand Turkey Raffle at the Eagle Wednesday evening and Thursday. Free chance on largest turkey in town.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Fred Bourbon, the Seattle Baths and Barber Shop, next to U. S. Mercantile Co.,, will be open Sundays and every evening throughout the winter.
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SIGNS DEGREE.

In the case of Mcintosh Vs. Rocks, favor of the plaintiff.
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The old Italian anG Swiss wines ports and sherries at Nestors
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Have a Thanksgiving skate at the Galloway Rink.
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WILL CLOSE SEATTLE
 THEATERS 0ta SUNDAY

the ministerial influence tranuouslv time but he has noNp uo O brought The closing the thfatrrS will prop minis chief in the rclarlv usedt mlIutnCc rectiO
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Fine old Italian. Swiss Ports. Sher- lries and Clarets at Nestors.
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Sweet and Boiled Cider at Tea Store

Haneook's Candy Kitchen is the best place to get your candy.
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Granite Mining Candles are the best

Boiled Cider at Crowley 6 Porter's.