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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-17
CHICAGO GRAIN A1ARliET.

4 CHICAGO, ILL. September 1s.-Wet
Weather and low temperature in the Cana
dian Northwest caused a nadvance to-day
OF more than 1c. in the price of wheat on
the local exchange December closed hsc.
higher; corn was &c. lower; oats down &c;
pro visions unchanged to &c. higher.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Omen. High. Low. Close
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-17

Cotton. quiet: middlng. 1870. gross re-
celrts. 1896 bales: sales. 2.+o0 bales: stock,
17i.s96 bales: export to Great Britain. 60
bales: to France. 1,s33 bales; to the CONT
ncnt. 1000 bales.
Total to-day at all ports--Net receipts,
23,149 bales; export to Great Brita In. 60
bales; to France 1888 bales: to the CONT
nent. $500 bales: stock. 3S1166 bales.
Consolidated at all ports--Net receipts.
4a.322 bales: export to Great Britain. 5.1oo
bales; to France. 1888 bales; to the Conti-
nent. $500 bales.
Total since September list at all ports
Net receipts, 1S0.S99 bales; export to Great
Britain. 3s.2oa bales: to France. 1s.7Ss bales
bales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-17

NEW ORLEANS. La, September L.
cOTTON-Spot steady at 12c. Sales were
24o bales on spot and 400 to arrive
Futures.i under the Influence of an oepnlng
decline In Liverpool opened at 23@27 points
under Saturdays close. The Influence of
The New York drop in prices was felt here,
but the decline under the opening was not
wide and prices never went below the lie.
mark The closing very steady with
the active months 81 ass points under Sat
urday September opened at 1l.60 high
est 100; lowest. 1873; closing, 11.50 bid.
Closing bids: November. IL. 2b; December,
11.24: January. 11.60: February. 11.61;.
March, 1l.73; May, 11.79.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-17

1 CINCINNATI. o.. September 1t--Hou
STEADY at 61toc. higher. cnttle--Active.
Fnii TO good shippers. $3.50 @ 5.6b; common.
s2.26 400. shecp--Stendy at $2.25Qp5.O0.
Lnmbs-Steady at &8.766p7 76. l 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-17

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, September l6-Sen-
beard Air Line. common and Preferred
Nothing doing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-17

u. s. refundins es, registered. 1890.
U s. refunding IS. coupon. .......... l
U. S. SIS, registered. ................. ]
U. S. 49, coupon. ................. ]
u. S. New As. registered. ............
u. s. New As. coupon.
American Tobacco As. ...............
American Tobacco 6s.............. !
Atchison general As. Northumberland.
Atohison adjustment 4s..............
Atlantic Coast Line ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures.
Baltimore and Ohio 3hs tbd) .....
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. 4s...,..
Central of Georgia 5s Cbd). I
Central of Georgia 1st Inc. (offeredl..
Central of Georgia End Inc. (offered).
Cer4ral of Georgia Sd Inc toffered).
and Ohio AIS .....5......
Chicago aud Alton 3hs toffered....
Chicago. B. and Quincy new 4s......
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-17

BALTIMORE. MD, September Ia
Wheat strong; spot contract, sl.oaA @ ,osM ;
September, s1.o1H q 1.o2: southern by SAM
ple S499sc. Corn-Dull; spot. mixed
65Ac.; No. white. 6s@66Nc.; October. s5Is
@G5Ec.: receipts. 1858 bushels. Oats
Dull; No. 2 white. 5s q 57lsc. /; mo. q mixed.
mestic, soc. asked sugar--Unchanged, cof-
fee--unchanged. " l5sb8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-17
TIMES DspATcn RICHMOND VA TUESDAY SEPTEMBER

head. yenis, s6.boD ouiis, s41s.oo:
=, htuers and bustcrinilks s2.boS.bo, culls
ssss ester nlsaH st7s goo anosp
81. 30 16tot rulls. 137H.26. lambs. st.75db
500. culls. 5D6.bo. HoEs--1aecelpts, 1929
hsnd. ainrkst weak, Will probably sell at
sc.76aD7.00. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-17

No. 8, 93c. a k1.o2h; 4 No. e red 94t.@a5Ac.
No. corn. sols @ 6o%cs; no. 9 yellow $40
size No, oats b2Nc.: No. . white. ass
@52c, No. g rye, S9ls@91o. Good feeding
barley. 76@7Sc. fair to choice mailing.
SSM soc f'inxseed--Nos northwestern.
sl.e6; prime timothy seeI, $4,75. Glover.
(loosel, ss.45@s.55;. mess pork per bar
rel, 1855; lard. per- 100 pounds. ss.92;a;
shtrt clear sides (boxed ).ess.75@s. Whis-
key, basis of high wines. s1.3E. Receipts
1ci,1oo bushels; corn, 636, 100 bushels; oats.
5Sa.560 bushels. Butter-Market steady:
crcameries 23@271c.: dairies. 2O1s a 25c.
EEGc--Firm at mark, cases included 14iap
11kc.; tirsts. 19c.; prime flrsts, 2oEo Cheese
Steady at 12913Ac.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-17

NEW YORK. September 1s- BEE VI s.
Receipts, ,4,i4B head, Steers, u si,15 d6.5oi
bulls, sa,5oa 400; extra fat bulls, SNt.s6;
COVE fl,2b2AQQ. CRlyss-Is oslpt s4 AZ dS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-17
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

New Jersey Central gen. 5s.......... 119
| Northern Pacific IS. ................ 81
Northern Pacific 3s. Observation-Disclosures. Sc
Norfolk and Western con. 4s...-..... %
Oregon Short Line refundlng 4s.... sst
lPernsylvania COW 3iss. OH
Feeding General Observation-Disclosures. 92l
St Louis and Iron Mountain con. S.. 1857
St Louis and San Francisco fg. ts... 75S
st Louis Swcstcrn con. As (offered).. IL
Scaboard AFR Line As (bid).......... 10
Southern Pacific As tbitD.......... So
Southern Pacific 1st IS. certificates. sSt
southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. 1901
Texas and Pacific lists. ............. liat
/ Toledo ST. L. and West. As (bid)... ~
/ Union Pacific As. MISREPRESENTATION. OF
United States Steel End 5s.......... ?af
Wabash 1sts.. Observation-Disclosures LOT
Wabash Deb. B..................... 63
Western Md As. MISREPRESENTATION. 10
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s.......... rs
wisconsin Central As (ofered)....... SO
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Chicago. r. L. and Pac. r. Il. Is ibid 81
Chicago. r, I. and Pac r. r. col b.. SO
IC C., C. and st l.. gen As Offered. %
Colorado Industrial SIS. series A Odd. so
Colorado Midland As. observation-disclosures. 81
. colorado and Southern 4s........... So
. cuba 5s Observation-Disclosures. 1o0i
Denver and Rio Grande 4s.......... o5
{ Eistillers, Securities 5s............. ISL
Erie prior lien Observation-Disclosures. 81
Eric General Observation-Disclosures. 70
I Hooking Valley iiss (ofrered). .. aSs
.Tapan AIS, certificates. ............. SIS
japan 4s.-.........s. ................. so
Japan iks certificates. End series. IS,
1 louisville and Nash. Unified is..... 95i
Manhattan consol gold 4s............ 81
Mexican Central Is. ................ IL
Mexican Central list Inc. 1si
! missouri. Kansas and Tex As tbid).... 9ti
!, Missouri. Kansas and Texas 2nds.... 81,
NATL p. r. of Mex con- As (bid)-... ISL
s New York Central gen. 3iss......... 80
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Virginia Centuries--1oo at So:
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. common
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-18

STOCKS AND BONDS
(Steck and Bond Exchange.l
W0RTHTNGTON AMES, 502 California.
EDW BARRY. California 4 Montgomery.
JACOB BARCH. $50 California.
II. BERIs. California & Montgomery.
ROBERT c. BOLTON. 217 Kohl Bldg.
R. @. BROWN. 3l4 California.
GEO. H. BUCKINGHAM, 423 Kohl Bldg.
A HEILBR0NNER. 51T Kohl Bldg.
A. c. HELI.MAN. 317 Kohl Bldg.
FRED S. KNIGHT. 301 Kohl Bldg.
EDWARD POLIITZ & CO. 2023 California.
SOL f. SCHEELINE. 33o Montgomery.
SUTRO g. CO.. 4i2 Montgomery.
GUSTAV SUTRO. $50 Montgomery.
l. STRASSBURGER & CO.. 4S4 Montgomery.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-18
READY REFERENCE GUIDE OF FINANCIAL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FIRMS OF SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK BRoKERs

Csan Francisco and Tonopah Exchange.l
J. S. EVEN. 322 Bush
LOUIS HAGAN. 322 Bush.
5. d. LANDECKER. 322 Bush.
ROBERT R0MER CO., 800 Bush.
FRED RODDA. 322 Bush.
NEVADA COUNTIES BROK. CO.. 322 Bush.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-18

AMERICAN SURETY CO.. Monadnock BLDG.
PACIFIC SURETY CO.. s26 Montgomery.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-18
LEGAL NOTICES


DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP-The Co
) partnership of -'Hipp0drome Bar at No. 2s
Sacramento est, heretofore existing by and
between GEORGE p. STIf.LGER and M. b.
SHARP. has been dissolved by mutual con
sent; NJ. b. SHARP las Withdrawn from the
firIn. and GEORGE y. STIILGER viii con-
finue the business Of 'HippodrOme Bar % col
lect all indebtedness due hrm and pay all
bills. Dated San Francisco. March Is. 1907.
GEORGE Il. STlLLGER
n b. SHARP.
CfTACION FROM HUcHITAN De zARAGOzA,
OAKACA. MEXICO.
~ decree of the Judge OF First Instance OF the
above mentioned District A Is ordered that Mr.
IrTe de LACHARRlERE. whose place OF
residence is not known, be cited 20 appear
within q period of six months 70 establish his
rights 10 a certain house under construction
IN the SAID city and district
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-18
SPECIAL NOTICES

TIE Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home
Society reports the following admissions into
The orphanage OF whole and half orphans from
July i. 1906. 10 December 81. 1906. viz. Ida
Levin. years months. Philip Levin wears
e. months. Joseph Levin 3 years mOuths;
Bernard Levin, 3 years 9 months; Henrietta
Appieeann' years .sla mo2lhs' r,lrais DeE3Slnln y
Steinhnrt years 10 months; Nathaniel G.
Steinhart. years months; Theresa Stein
hart > years months; Theodore Steinhart,
years 8 months. Samuel MarkOwitz. 10
years: Henry Narkowitz. s years months. .
Mary Fingertnt. l3 years months; Frede
ricka Fingerlut years; Samuel Applebaum
8 years , months: Jeanette Jones' years 3
months. and Simon Jones. yeATk.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-18


STEAMSHIP AGENTS
H. f. DORGELOH. 90E Market
ROBERT CAPELLE. 75G Van Ness.
J. r. FUGAZI $50 Montgomery.
sWAYNE a HoYT. 403 Battery.
STEAMSHIP g. RAILROAD AGENTS
zAPPETTINI & PERAsso. IS Montgomery.
STOCK. GRAIN AND COTTON
CENTRAL STOCK EXCHANGE. 339 Montgom'y.
STOCK BROKERS
fsan Francisco Stock Exchange Boarc)
G. II ARROWSMTTH, S22 Bush.
T. e. DBGAN, 322 Bush.
Kenneth D0NNELLAH CO.. 56l California.
VIM EDWARDS & CO., SS9 BUSH
II EPSTEIN, 3z1 Bush.
Max GOLDMAN. 339 Bush
H1DLEY & DOUD, 339 Bush.
CIT VERWETsL a HANNON, 55Dt Bush
Il HERZBERG, 389 Bush,
WN HlNKEI. 3Se Bush.
TIfT,ES KrLLMAN. 83e Bush.
r4IS ID LAING, 339 Bush.
mo MACKENZIE. 339 Bush.
w ii NOISE. 33e Bush.
p s. MONTAGUE, SS9 Bush.
STEPHEN OTIS, 30 Bush.
SCOTT RUE Co, 389 Bush.
SHAW g. DOUGLASS. 335 Bush.
FRANK GTERNBERC, 339 Bush.
ri II NORWOOD, 822 Bush.
RrINER a COOK sos California.
zADIG q CO.. s24 Bush.
SURETY BONDS
AMERICAN SURETY CO., Monadnock BLDG.
PACIFIC SURETY CO.. s2e Montgomery
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-18

CALIFORNIA OLIVES AND OIL
J. f. REyALK CO.. 472 Jackson
CALIFORNIA WINES
CALIFORNIA WINE ASSN, $50 Townsend.
ITALIAN-SWISS COLONY. Battery & Greenwich
LACHMAN 4 jacob, zoo Sansome
e. H LANCET CO.. $40 Washington
ii g. LYONS & RAAS CO.. 430 Bryant.
NAPA AND S0NOMA WINE CO.. 1I2 10TH
Swiss AMERICAN WINE CO.. $50 Washington.
SUFFER- HOME WINE AND DIST CO.. 4a Clay.
CEMENT
THE HOLMES Lime Co.. Inc. Nut. Saw. Bk. bds
GIRyIN & EYRE. Merchants Exchange.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-18
SEWING MACHINES

DOAfESTnCAI3cst.. cheapest all kinds rented,
repaired, exchanged; needles and supplies for
an makes. j. w Evans, agent, 1855 O.far-
rel ST. near Fillmore phone West 360l-
NATIONAL Automatic. White, Standard OtlIfI
makes, rented repaired etc y s. COHEN'S 5
SONS Phone West 576l. 1915 O'farrell 81.
20 SECONDHAND machines. 70 be sold imme-
lIaLelL. l22o Golden Gate ave. nr. Eillmore
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-23
TgE W8OgG MUSIC

Too many prosecutions O. trusts by federal and state auttar.ac, are now uafer way for he average mind to re. ,a.a them. and surely the pres, reports give DO indication how many of the pro ceea.or, have as yet resulted En forcing obedience Jo the law. However. the mos, effective of all Eovarnmra. schemes would seem to be rbe regea. reported apterm.pa,.ou o, ,ae depart men. of justice to seek t1.aosuoa> ra- stra.n.ur all combinations alleged to be acting in restraint ot interstate com merce under the sherman law Ao- other contemplated move is to petition for tbe aprosutms0, of receivers to con duct lbc business or such concerns in harmony with the law a1d to reduce their trade arrangements 3o a lera. basis. There cH0 oe no aAes,.N. ."t. with persistent effort tbc government can cause thc civil law jo be obeyed. as lt can and does prevent violence and general chaos. However, of late there has been too much advertising or what Is to be done and but very lutle actually accomplished JJis all vlgbJ Co go out and punish the trusts whenever uecss sary aud the point to keep prominently in sight is lo Go lt quickly, but what strikes this paper as being wrong Is that there has alJ along been too much brass band accompaniment for the hurrah crowd of young lawyers who are after ths trusts and not enough funeral d. gas for the trusts,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-23

The dangers Of a revolver which voa. .la'l shoot anyway, m the hands O. a woman who couldn't hit the broads.de Of a barn, was tr,c.ca'y shown .u Sln Francisco last night when the woman, suddenly awakened from a nap by the arrival Of her husband and thinking be was a burglar tryJog Co ee, in, seized t.a revolver and sent bullet through his heart The rule should be cha, any revolver bep, around is supposed ro be always loaded. and that every loaded revolver IS ro be rcEarjed a~ tu Eood working orIer and that any pcmon aa.dUnE lhe revolver is supposed lo he certain uf hitting tbe hu#,oyo.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-23

That the price Q. Ev.0E Is ae.ug re- 5lcea along certain Ines Is shown hy the rep5-, in ,1e eas. rha. re.a. a-or- E.s,~ have 7.ear cutting tar prices a. .ber drugs fifteen ta1weaN per cent. This is duo doubtless ro tao genera. custom that IS sweeping over t.e conn grg Of no, buying drug II. has heroto- fore been a fad for families 10 eNnead a large portion of ths.. income Eoru-e.e-s aapes purchased a, drug stores and d5.ed 5ur co them B, uubaar1 Of rr05J making prices The wave is a good ore and should be welcomed a' over yac country Too much money IS lmoVn away D buying drugs.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-23

8 bl1 book for reg.s,ory Then rno packages are pracca so a sack. A reg istry bin is made on, and placed .a 8 sealed enve'or. Then tha saeb is closed and a rotary lock is placed on .bo sack This rotary lock |, nol opened uuu Er reaches its destination. The bin on the inside of the sack shows .ho uam- her. and the card that is sept in o~f.u. ary mail shows the number Q. che Iocs
 The real story behind all Q. ghe can ming of gold is cbc gold dus, robbery aha, took place on thc steamer Taaaua ayorr aea Whon the insurance com uau0os vsre forced ta m.aa um snr a.n cheney eaasna hv he rana.rv hrg w once go, hosy with uae raman,es clause. .n artar .a Hat out cho oE,cw Q. nurUah"g The m.oraavs d. lha naasnr n.rra..- .u Seattle examine. Rho contracts .a the backs 70. -h.uw. receipts. aau asked ,ne express r.m nsng .rmaHg aa.oeumaa.ac,an.. This r.e eNnr.ss companies refuse. r0 Eo. Tho attorney, .han aE,.>.. Ind. Inc gold m -h.n.. ny r.4ru.. ma. and that ua shipment n. m#. n..N press Tho wires on .ae aau-r uerm acus .o, o. Q day or two. a.6 in una end .as local raas.n- n-.m.o0- cr. mea,eG tom .r.hc.raa. maa ~.m' w..gn.a a-. Laar pound, a-.mara HH ery >ns.s.ag. a trag.oo less. $. .ha ,hsss ,eaa he ra .ara nassaEss ,.. total weigh, . va ,r would ha .. ? pounds.
 The F.rs. NaHo0a. Sank va, .....-. institution 5a this city to aa..r.a.. . ship gold oa, .h.s way. gm..a. tha ro.E brick form some ''ma .. finally devised .ha srh.m. .. ...- ,.e gold a .aa rn cans The idea wa. nos ore~ conceived than .Ea..u.. au. a7 a day or two Charles H... .r. local uauer found gh@ .a ... z.-a enough to keep a.m au. a. a-s.~.a. busy .- making l.a cans .. a ..r' ..- .. -eus.ga. #a has aeu, -a-r .... ...
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-23
TIE CANNING IF GOLD
 IS NEW ALASKA INDUSTRY

E.E shipments of gold from Er.rbsuks for the outside continue 10 arrive fo the mail. Each 'overrlver mail boa, brings from hundred thousand to quarter million OF more. The god gs all ship. ped la four nou75 packages. Each package, in fact is a can of gold. The Fairbanks News writes of lhc gold can ofag industry as follows.
 The frs, canning industry Alaska ever knew was the canning ot salmon. The canning industry, sbar is the very .a,a-. sa Alaska is ,ho canning of gold au,. 2. z.em- strange ahat this snou'd a.,,me an industry in Alaska at pres s.. na, such Is 8 fact especially so far a- -na city of Fs.roaoa, -couceruoa
 roari cans are a,aa 10. salmon The caa, 0a which rhr gold aa-, is nal are four pounds.
 The canned salmon IS sh.nn,1 any old pace su over the globe. ga. ra.d .n ,a.~ is shipped Us. oae vay and .a+ one place They ar. ,b.pne1 ay regis tered mail 10 Seattle. and in Seattle r.a saareu,- ara .ma..E and take. .. .he assay ancr.
 The 5u>, Is carefully weighed after H
 Is assaye6. and then is na. n sep rate gold boxes Then comes ,ae mailing clerk os the bank. who carefully takes the gold, wetcb- on, just enough so tas, the entire r.esacs. gold dust. ,to box. sacks. tags aaa all weigh exactly four pounds. He then seas th- buN and lae package. puts oa the package sI.E# tn postage and tarr, t over 2. .he reg ts,ry clerk ot tas no@nHse. who makes oa, for every 5a4.v.aua, package Of .o-r pounds a saDera,e registry receipt. L-s. er the c.era takes rbs raesag. aua na.s l. 10 8 ses.5 envelope aoJ s0e. .osas red registry return carl and s gray pack age return card Next. The maeha-. which is .na sealed and mo one IS snn- n9sea to koov Of <. other raa. .' Is 8 >ea.aI registered package. Is sa.ar.. .-
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-23
TgE GUEg HOOP

The Sacramento Bee touches up the 1spau-Eor,an srs.v Gu the follow t1g warm manner. which will uudouNr- saly be rlea>en, reading for those eve-rov.us admirers Of he N.sa5a.s sab.sca
 ~Gsr.a.r.y Japan IS Messed v.ra cheek mmeas.-sa,e while her t,ar- s.s.sasy is ,h, ns-aa>. k.na of p.~e ravs.rs
 Here she .s. threatening war ar nos, when -,ae street ramae .r San graacs,, raraF sa asea"oaa. ver. aalsat her uasra5aa-aa0s sua.aaaeu .,a s..uaa ta.a. .a .He san.a. a. korea .a- Japanese a.1s a h..aaa. .ar,u.aea. and .sn~essaraa,a aa. -saas and .e encouraged taara.0 .g Japanese suessso--.
 She nrats. aaa.s far 5ea.ug Eo h.. -s.- and .,.s- between nations, su# here ,as Is aaasa.as korea o.ca... Korea .s.u. ., r-..es. 10 .aa peace conference a.-ha ua1a. over rae ,-sasmsa. she had received from -a. pan. sr. ..as reses conference as the way. cassshsae.. lis own plat gul.uc.> professions by a1so.a.s.y re ta~.uz even a5 listen sa Narea.s plain. .'|1.s~ase auo wroaE
 Here are raolaooo @. ns.e.e ns car.vea .aro v.-sga. slavery by ra 3sa. aa. .as geaca coafereass pu.> wax .a Us ears aa. all aa.oa~ Q. he earth approve
 ~wale he alleged c.va.st p-s-~ ,ds. A.sbtme.saa lever that ~auea-s- moves mountains aaa frequently grre g, sgs.paaa.y DO the. 0.a.os. .oos- .oug..se...y aa,1 .as aa.or9-oa of Ea-sa a- The inevitable result .' taa. .Aaoa.s inherent iuaasaaas.e~.
 Which The sane may be taken .. neaa ,ast Na-sa. ae.ag 50 ans.v..... as ts be weak. IS served rightly for .aa. SD ay 5s.o- -ra..ns- aa ny The aev .1.s-aauooa shark.
 .Was. bow. ot indigestion VOL. go ag from rauo0s aud from press. ho~evs-. Et !, hsro,.-a s. b. Russia and ID, Japan which va- rhl, .h~a.- gar Korea
 .I..- probably 9 Eoa.g thing .u oue way .ha. Japan is showing .h. c.a,ua hoe. thus early arss- sar war n.a Eu~s.a
 "For wo~shtppe-s otJao-a. a..uE- and 1apsne~e iaea.~ gre rapidly bee coming an a.mos, cz,Eus.r.os
 To ao,a.a. into taa remarks o. .ae Bee .tve.a well ca -gEEes. that t.r a4. 60 mase-una Of la-.ag paas. and aua saer.ar proper p.aee for Che N.s- auE- Ha. brown men is 'rr rha  United ~.a..~ to Increase ..s navy and keep the bigger porto. Q. !. .- fae DsC.ac coast.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-23
CANNERY CREW
 IS WRECKED

Special Dispatch Co Daily Alaskan.
 Astoria, Aug. 25-The ship John Courier, with 8 salmon cannory fishing crew was wrecked fn Bristol bay, Alas, ka, yesterday Al0t the crew managed to reach shore safely but the ships car go was lost
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-23
NOW KEROSENE
 INSTITUTION

Special n.sna.sn D. rha Daily h.a-sa.
 ~eauEr. Aug -3 Tn. Standard .'. s National City hsoa .. N.u N.~, has bought into rha Seattle N#aoa. m.s of this city aai a.. make t. .a. aea. est banking institution I" The ur-..
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-23
Tho Mascot

Mt. Vernon Rye, old Taylor and Bel mont Whistles ldOub'C stamped goods, 10 years Old', and Rainier and Pacific Bottled Beer, at the Mascot,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-23

The Pack Train Restaurant will serve wine with dinner orders, free in place oitea or coffee. Come on boys.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-23

The Frye-Brahr ya. keep al. sind Of fresh meat constantly on hand.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-17
DOLL WILL BE GIVEN
 NEXT SATURDAY

The lovely doll, which G. F. Goggin is giving as q prize for the best essay on Santa Claus, by young ladies under 12 years of age will be given away to the winner at s p. nr next Saturday.
 Therefore, in order that the judges may have ample time to adjudicate, the essays must all be in by Thursday night.
 The honorable judges of the con- test are Mrs. C0plcy. John T. Reed and C. c. CoWden.
 Several beautiful essays have al- ready been received, and in the next few days. many others which are now being laboriously and ingeniously formed by the mental operations of ambitious little women. will see the light.
 The doll is prize worth fighting for, and santa himself could never have chosen a more beautiful reward for his greatest pet.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-17
NO NUMBER REQUIRED
 TO CALL FIRE DEPARTMENT.

At last nights meeting of the city council the mayor stated that he had made arrangements that would render the giving of the number of the fire department when calling it up on the phone in future.
 He believed that. in case of fire, the delay caused by looking for the de- number might have serious results. The telephone companys man. ager agreed fully with the mayor and consented to the arrangement.
 At the suggestion of some council- men the mayor said he would try to make similar arrangements about the police.
 While dwelling on this subject, the mayor explained why 25 is so often blown by the fire whistle when the fire is not at the place which that num- Der indicates. He said that when a telephone call is sent to the department the department pulls it's own plug to notify the pumping plant station that water is needed. The departments fire plug is 25. The station whistles 25
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-17
TOWN WRECKED BY NITRO CLyCERIhE
Nuggets Special Service.

FINDLAY. O.. Dec. 17.-The town of Bowling Green was wrecked yesterday by the explosion of a glycerino factory and 40 of the inhabitants met instant death. while more are seriously mjur- ed
 Although Bowling Green is situated about 40 miles from this city, the cX- plosion was so powerful that windows of the houses here were shattered
 IL has been found difficult tn obtain details. as the accident came so sud denly and had SD fmghtful an effect that the thoughts of the survivors were absorbed by their calamties.
 Today word has been sent that, for the greater part. the town is a mass of debris. At first it was believed that the casualties would be more numer- ous than they are, but it has been found that the number of houses wrecked iS far greater than the num- bcr of lives lost.
 The cause of the explosion will al- ways be a mystery as the factory and its workers have been so completely wiped out that a few burned boards and torn machinery lying in big hole are alone left of wat was a busy place some hours ago.