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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-21
Grid)i:ttcrnbrS Glcno.
Die fltr6t6ore MotbIoQe in bier 6i.
nciiiden &itnger e 9iItriften. -
Nin o~ntnrifoni5dn ~tn+orEnt,u,,

Nv lNLuJtpVllN "plplNHC III ulCI ulti
nciil6en &ualger e 9iitriften. -
Die onteritaniide ltnteritiibung.
Sbangbat 20. Npril. - So.
chen cingetroifenc 9erihte bon glu5.
l0noern iiber Die Gage in bier Sun.
gersnot6 : 3iltritten meIoen:
9oamon: Die @lngerSnotb Der
i0linmcrt lid. &inocr in groBcr 3ob(
iin0 am Ster6en.
Sudicn; @orr6tbe uo6c3u CT.
id0pft. @roBe 9etrGge iino unper.
5iiglid n0tbig, Inn ooS begonnene
l(ntcritiibll1gSluerf iort5uicben.
Stng Slang Eu: GieIe am Stcr.
ben. llntcrltiibungSWerf muB cin.
GcidrGnft mcroen foIlS nitt gr0bcre
SorrGtbc 0cionbt tperocn.
2lfioWictic: 0oS gauge 2onO be.
fin0ct ii6 IN t%icfItcr Notb. 2cltc,
Die nod Dem SiiOcn ginQcn, in scr
Soffnung, BORT Siilfc SIT finoen, feb.
rem NIT leeren Sdnoen 5uriid. 9(ui
Sdubforren bringen bic notblciocll-
Ben Woiicu lire SullStbiircn, Glide,
Better un0 @eidirr oltf oen Morft,
l,nl tic fir 6cn gcringItcn EreiS SIT
b%crtoufctl. Sun0crte bon Srallcn II.
&inocrn groben ollf 0cn Sel0ern
@ltr5clt uno oiiritigc @roSbolme
olrS, I'm 0omit ibrcn @ltn0er 5l It'll
len. Die Nin0e Scr 9Gltmc lit opn
Der @ilr5cl bis in Die Spite Ser bod
item 3uciqc obgcitrcift morocn, nm
ais Nnbrlng 81 oicncn. Die Webr.
5obI Scr @epolferltng iriitct ibr 2eben
nit milocll Mlr3clrL mo &rontbcis
ten iinO bic Solgc.
@eitcrc $4,000 ii + bun.
OernbeGbinci 1T n.
@oiGington, 9. s., 20. glpril.
- Bon Dem nGbriltion Serolo" bon
Nclp g Oprf lit bcllte bel Der umcri-
toniiGcn Notional = @eIellidaft bonn
Rotbcn &rell5e Elm 9citrng BON 500
600 fir Die notbleioenOcn Gbincicn
cin1cgauoen. 9ieicr Yetrog, ionic
lpciterc $4,000, Die aus oIlel Sbcilen
ser Ser. Gtootcn bel ser @cicnlhoit
cil1gelnuIcn iin0, mlIr0cn loiort per
&obel 11nd) China ongemiclcn. 9iS
lebt iino inn @nn5cn $4,000 BON Den
Gcr, Stnotcn nnd) China sur SiIlic-
leiitltng obgeionOt iuor0en. Yoitor
z. 3. WtcGrcu, S6uBmciItcr ocS ItiI-
1ionGr . SiilfS Gomite'S, bcribtetc
per &obel am 16. Ipril, bob OoS
Gbittiong Gonlitc iibcr 100000
Motbleioenoe olf Der l(ntcrltilblung3.
lite babe, uno BOB eS iibcr5cugt ici,
hicie 2crltc bis sur Grnotc5cit an sc.
ben erbolten 81 f0nncn. Son Oen
$4,000 oeS ,Gbriitiun Scrolo" iper-
Den $4,000 Dem Sbnngboi Gentrol
Saminc Melicf Gpmite mo $4,000
Dem Gbintiung WiiiionorD Gomitc
iibcrmieien mcroen, obcr nit Der 9c.
iGrGnfnng, OnB $4,000 BON Der let
tercn Sllnnme fir SGuglinge Der.
mpuArt mrrNpu In0pu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-21
81. n%erfanTen:

3r. 100, 725, f727 ei;. Woriu6.Nuenus. aots
25 Sub 8 3ou bel 200 SUB; orei @eoierte oft
LID pom Der DortsStoaA; bouftdnoie prdttt0
%oefotirt, ieoe moberne Beauemlidbfeit.
Rr. 115, III iirb 110 ETC., R.-A5aturcnI.s Str.
dtuifd1en Satrmounis9lbenue rno Sa0ettesStr.,
Elm 8eoiert bonn pSaiterfonsEarf." 9ur6ipcq
fb6n %oeiorirt; iebc mooerne "NeouemIi6icit;
3iueiitbdige Sinfer. Ghluarb 3. Stord, an Sri
Ino Stele, o6er Nr. Sc, WnntBer.9ptlbtug.
Snlettes unb ct. Buulsgtr. (Sebr9.1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-21
@rofe nnb flcinc 5armcn in bcntidcr
0adbarIdluft.

6G1ne, eefnnoe Se0enb; brett an ODER nabe
einiGe 8aupIdbe. @eriitee gtn5abIune; Ieifte
Yentneunaen. gdberes bel Scrntaun &abcu'
bpup, Nr. iii, Slurb'6Garl 'straRe, 8alti'
more, lpo.
(S6ifisiarten pon uno mad europa Iinb
ebenfaIlS bier 5l Ddbcn.) (Sept19,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-21
GopTidmrrscG, ShninHfl, Grbre9en.
IcruOitat. llrinGs; igtsGte
89raaHau1.

0enn S6r mt eiuem tranten Gtnacn
o6er ben baourA berDorQcrufenen lire
iahen, oils gcrFtppiuig, 2ebcricibeu. &aa
morrbOiocr, Sopfifmerien, InurcS qrf'
itulcu, 0pr56rCrtcn, 9IiHunaen, SG!Gf'
IDfiatcit, gciittne RtebcraciHIagcHtcit,
&er5flUpftt, &Crpof!at, Mc0cntatnrrb,
Wo0Cnacidtuiicc, MGrrr6a5, 8cfiBI Der
@OIiUCit undj Dem GIrn, guiItUtCn,
Gdmer5cn IL Der N0Hruse8cro, trlr0ter
9ur6e, bit!crrm UCiMmad i'm Muube,
glpprtttIufaICtt etc, bebaftet ieib, baum
Scnbet mir Gurcu Numen uuo &OreiIc. idb
irerbe Gnd, elm frciCS Yadct bon meiuen
WtuQenta5Ictici ienocu, welGe IN bel, meis
ten IGllen ioiortige Fin6ermi9 b%ringeu.
Sditt lem Celo oOer Yoitmnrten, benn
iD mill bOb iebcr 6rouTe 6ieiis Mtittcl crit
chi mciNe Soften probiri. W(an oOycllirc:
JOHN A SMITH,
900 c'""'A oIGs.. Milwaukee. Wis.
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GcrcinS : Galcnbcr.

0dder-@ eiangperein bon Baltimore.
9irigent Brof. s. 4arolus.
Sanptqnartier Sobn 8ol5' Sal1e,
Mr. 40S, 8eit ; 2erinston StraBe.
Seoen Samltag Mbe1b init gusnabme
bes oritten Samitags i'm Monat
SineItunoe. (April 7--tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-21
3it pcrmictbcn.

gu prrinift9ci:
gteucS. pr1dtooues 3ipctitodi9es Sans. vi.
226, Siib.@aItsaperie, iiabe YrattsStrabe. Sn
aneit SinI6tel ourd)uuS MODERN. @aS, ino
eIeftrii1e 8elcu6tnlg, gni6Ilb an .Sloafenin::
nal etc; $t8 I'M Sor1uS. Nudb6iifragcn bel
Srauf M. Wcacin, Tr. 226, Gat'slucnuc.
Gt0-16)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-21
Yartnla ociItia nid)t acinnb.

@oD ington, 20. april.-0ie
gearnten bonn @ebeimoicnit madten
bellte ote Anfiinoigung, Dab ben De
bo%uptungcn Don Gan 9artnlo, Der Die
&oli5ci iniornlirte, oaB Ole Wtincnar'
better BON Sa5clton, ga, cine Ser
idpp6rung nnse5ettelt bitten, ocn
TrGiioentcn Nooiepelt 81 ermorocn.
weiter feline 9eadtung geifcnft mir.
oe, ga oieielbcn jeoer 9c9riinou,1
entbcbrtcn mo eS eripieicn lei, DAB
Yortllla felt DEM Gooe %icitcr 0roll
gciliig nidJt geillno lci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-21

SamiiiensSeim, 6 3ininiersSaus uno Elm ader
Grlno, an Der 8Ierinipre- %stbenue, SantiItoi.
9ldberes onrd MebtsaniuaIt C. 6. Traude,
Nr. 1906. fEf,Wlunnments StraRe. 1elepbon:
&pIie 2157 tNr s.nsa d07,9,11)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-21
Sn mtetben scindJt:
An mtetbett aefudjt

5u mietber gefnd)t:
Gebbafte s5aniiIie milnf6t Elm Saus aut Dem
2anoe nit elm nnb 6luei Ader Gano in Der Ndbe
elmer Gtrabenonbn 5i nietbcn. Wton %aorelitre
nebit Yreisanoube uno Gage ~. Ill.," 9entider
Sprreppnpeut. C8-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-21
Stcacgeiuh:

Sin tiibtiger SerrenT6riTeur, 81 Sabre ali.
ill6t Steue in eirenl 1uteu Geibdtt. Sine quite
eeiibte %gidbterin iudbt Gonfeftiolss9trbeiteil 81
Saufe si oerrihte1t. Wlan a~oreIfire: Nr. 1862,
Mno re- straRc, 2ucuit'Euint. CID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-21
Bier GcrIoncn Snrd) Elm Scnitcr &C.
idDuIicn.

Mcms0orf, 20. Mpril. = Tier
gerionen ,purben lebte Nodt in Der
@obnung bon Sobn Salato, Safcn.
iod, RS, burh SduBwlnoen per,
lcbt. Gin unioentiii5irtcr Mdun
brad Elm Stiid aus einem 8en'ter,
biclt einen Mepolper burd ooS God
itno feuerte iiini Shiiiie ab. aae Ser
lebten merben pieoer geneien.
Gbilip Gonti, peldjer nit cinem
Scr GeIdoiienen cilen Streit bate,
wuroc ais ser Chat uero1dtig per-
baitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-21
SicS lit Sire 8clegembcit

3itr Grtperbung eines mooernen 2s pber 3.Itbdts
gen paiieS in gutter Gage.
22OO Sauierseuicrt Dft,9iortl: Npenne.
geaueIn fir ale Strabenbabns3tnten. Se6c5
Sdu5 beiibt ale @inriftunaelt, nit oencn elm
f1coerncs SaiiS ausaeitattet iueroen lam.
Sagfld nnb sonntngs STR Snipeftion pifer.
GbaS. y. 9nroette,
(Sept5-) Nr. fl, Cit.aegin8ton- ctr.
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}it pcrfauieu

5oI9enoe 9dIfer billie: giorooit.Gdc 9(ntr. unb
@unfsS trabe, GorboitsGde GdltimoresStruB lii6
@rouofpaD, Gr. 245, Giib.9etbel. StraBe, unS
gtr. PAT, Sito.Sct6elsStr gtu98utraaeu bel
Wir. 9rppn, Tr. EOS, Sito.Inn. Strahr.
U079tD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-21

SIN SeiratGsbiireou. -
~3inben sic nid)t Die eide biibi6?"
- uNeir, id finbe iie nur biibid
oid!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-21

Safe 5nr Jleiie in's Tuslaab &c.
ior8t 6. Saline, Wr. 413, Oit.8n!ti.
more.S trahe, aabc Goitamtosie.Ase
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-21

Sin mtgariI6es Wdo1en fu6t Gtcae fir aa'
~aentetne Sausar6eit. Wian n%oreiiire: 9'r. 1862,
Slmorc. strahc, 2ueuitsGuint. Q11)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-21

Vile, ipelfe @elb Dcbrandlen, ~foredbem hter
uor. sfnIeiben anf Salire, Wbbeln II. @rlno'
eiaentbut. Sm Bertrauer. Seine GoarsSffices
WtetDoben. ,Baitimure Snueftment Co.," gr.
100, Norb.YncasStrdhe. (278--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-21
Stcaengeindc.
GtcncaeiuM

GtclicgeiuGj:
Gin beutfbeS 0t1oCbeit, oaS III todlen beritebt,
fubt SteIle iir geiu6Dnlide pausarbeit. Nad1.
Suiraaen in Ir. 1910, 3. ctr, SigBlanotoipn.
G11-3)
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3n b%erfanfen.
3u nerfanfen

iSl nerfanfcn:
Cine ant 9ebcuoe &dGeret iue9en @ci6dItss
SerdlnerulG 5u oeriaufel. 9tad5uira9el in
Nr. 1929, Sit.91mbaro.StrnRc did
3u Dertnufeu:
Gtne gut gebcnbe N1deret lucaen Bei61iis-
BerdnoeruHg 2u neriauten. Idd5ufragen in
Jr, 1929, E~ft.aomDaro. StraRc. U00-lD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-21

Cine oeutf6e Srau fildt Stenc olS 9o6in ers
iter aIaife ODER aIS 3uisbdItertn in Der Staot
ooer auf benz 2nitoe; feline Iniiporten Der %oits
iarte. yla65ufraget in Gr. 1896, SN'WionHs
mcnts, naDc Gnruftnc.Str. Gid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-21

@ioberne Sdrier I'M 500 Sepiert, NorSsBorts
Sirabe; 4Sreis $3.50.
GuBeroem: 3aoen nit gSobnbaus gir. SIS,
gIoros4orts StraBe; quite Gage fir 0roceriesGas
ben. BreiS $1,000. slgentel an Srt II. Stelc.
g.. :. Gallagher, 9aumeiiier,
Wilreau in gtr. 2407, 6airmonnt.glnenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-21

Gin bentf0er Mniirei6er fntbt gtrbeit ltilr fir
Snnens9frhett. 9,a65ufragen in S,r. 1924, r.
9crt.Strnfc. d11--13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-21
gerlanst Srancn nnS @Gbden.
@crlnngt:

Wcrl1nDt:
Cine g%cbiIbete beutl6c @oloertartclt, ipel0e
tdhi2 ut, Sinoerll I'M Ilter BON I ltno tG Sab
reh 6ran5Oitib. SAgIii9 uno Wtultf gu lebret.
Mlau gebe BeoiHaullaen ulO Heferen3en an.
gloreiie ~. 30" n5cutihcr GDrreipunOeHt,"
u11-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-21

Tr. 50G, TorosI ort.StraGe. 2abcnbuus: auto
Cage fir cine gSirt6ffaft. gia65ufrngen Del
6. 3. 1ailaHber, @aumeiiter,
9fr. 2407, Sairmountsgtnenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-21
WeIS 81 nerIeiten.

1891. NeftefteS Gtnbfifieme,it. 1891.
MarHlanb Gbattcl 2cam Mfiociatiun.
9htert glame, jnn, Gei1dftSfiibrer.
Galuert. Yebiibe,
geJeniiber oeiu Notwithstanding.
2intmer 800, 23f iinb 1913 e.. StodwcrD.
Stbpf.Gde Sagette. NIB ct. Baul.strake.
9arlebeh bon $1,000 bis $500 90 anf Wibbel.
0ianos etc. p1Te Gltferrlng oerfeIben. @e'
febIide Ratcn. aeire Wu1crei.
Mb. gbpne gourtI. 1856. g, & 3. q. 9auI
1850. (ypo9. IS,1&S)
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@tcneacimM:

gire eSrau in mitilereit Sabren iudt Steaiin9
ais Sau5bdlterin; quite Heferen6eu. Dan aorcfs
fire: ,@. 3. G5," n2eutiher Gurreippnocnt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-21

NerInngt:
Sine Srau fir a%IlgemeiHe Salsarbeit In els
ner 6umilic bon 0rei YSerioHen; eTtra gutter
Gobn fiir eiHe Srall nit ertrd 9ltcu HeiereH3ell.
Gah3ufragen I'M S1uDs4aoeu Nr. III, Cts
Yaitimpres StrGSc. G11-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-21

3uei nctte uno bureaus fi6tge oentf0c W1os
den ais a66ilmcn lno liir SauSdrbeit in elmer
5aiuilic bon orei Berioncn; Gobn $40 ulo SIS
BRO Wtonat. gtad5ufragen in gtr. POS, 1toges
iuuoos Jtuao, Nplauo,Hart. G10-lD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-21

@crlauHt nan gSniGiustuu, .. s.:
Cine competenie 5rau ais N1dir, I'LL nab
gSufbinetol. .. g., 81 geber, in elmer 6uulllie
bon 6pei Grluabfeiten; outer Gu6l mo DC
qucmlibfeit, g,ab5uirn9el beute ooer Sonnidg
in Wr. 2t2l, &iuoCnsNueErc. U1O-ll)
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-21

High Grade Imported and Domestic Cigars at the Board of Trade.
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MATTERS
 RECORDED
CONFERENCES ETC., FILED FOR RECORD WITH
 RECORDER.
NOVEMBER 20, 1907.
Loc ations.


 Happy Four asso. l.. l.. oregon creek. Sept 30. 1907, Chris Anderson ct aL Bacon asso. bet Boring sea and Snake river on Tundra. Sept. G 1907 J. A. McFarlanc
 Conveyances.
 John \. Webb to Louise c. Dayal May 2 1906 10 per cent interest in certain properties on and near Solomon river.
 John X Webb to Mrs. A. r.. Boyd May 2 1906 l5 per cent interest in certain properties on and near solomon river and Shovel creek
 NJ Ro-cncrautz to John D. Elan nigan, Oct. 22, l9O6 F interest in Blow Out claim on Arctic creek
 P. J Coston. trustee. To $ A Webb, Nov. 15, 1907. lot 40 block r.. west 45 feet lot IS and part of lot 19 block & Nome city.
 Ed. O'Connor vs. W. W. Draper. Nov. 20 1907 lot 9 block 53 Nome
 Proofs of Labor No. s on otter Creek. Otto Lonstoff, owner
 Bench l, tier R. L.. No. below FL dorado creek John Roland. years 1906 and 1907
 No below, No. 10 below. No. II above Vcnccia creek No. 3 Solway creek. Shamrock bench R. l.. Dexter creek May Fraction and Helena groups Edwards and Bowhcad creeks, Gold Hill group Cripple river, Alaska group. Bonnita creek. Alaska Mcrcan- tile Co, owners.
 No 10 above Solomon river. e. T Collins
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DISTRICT COURT
 DAILY MINUTES

Caribou Mining Go. Vs. Howard. Up- on oral stipulation of w. A. Gilmore and s. T. Jeffffreys the trial of this case was continued until the next term.
 McNaught ct al. vs. Gibson. On mo- tion of s. T. Jeffreys all depositons in this case were ordered published.
 Miocene Ditch Co vs. Campion Min ing X Trading Co.,. On motion of w. A. Gilmore the name of Thomas R. Snep- ard was ordered entered as associate counsel for defendant
 Morgan vs. Hendricks. Trial resum- ed, A. Morrison and Jos. Hendricks were each recalled by defendant by de- fendant, after which J. F. Hobbes was sworn and testified for defendant T. l.. Morgan recalled, and Andrew Gunder- son and Seth Extrom were each sworn and testified on behalf of defendant until 11:55 a. m., when court adjourned until :45 D. m.
 1:45 p. m.
 Lane vs. Berger. ' Motion for leave to file amended complaint was argued by A. J. Daly and Ira D. Orton and motion rganted. On motion of Ira ID. Orton the trial was continued and case reset for the End day of December, 1907. subject to motion for further con- tinuance, and five days given defend- ant to plead.
 Lane vs. Berger. On motion of Ira D. Orton defendant was granted ten days further time to answer.
 Morgan vs. Hendricks. Trial resum- ed, J. F. Hobbes recalled by plaintiff for further cross examination. Plain tiff offered in evidence a deposition of T. l.. Morgan taken by defendant. but not signed, which was admitted with out objection and marked Plaintiffs Exhibit F, after which Charles V. Ew- ing was sworn, T. L. Morgan recalled. and James c. Cornell was sworn and each testified for plaintiff in rebuttal and plaintiff and both sides rest and the testimony closed.
 The case was argued to the court by w. A. Gilmore and James w. Bell until 5:10 D. m, when court adjourned un- til Thursday, Nov. 21, 1907 at 10 a. m
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H0LD-uP WOMAN
 ALTERED AS MAN

Just before II o'clock Harper ave nuc ear between Ascot park and Compton. a suburb, was boarded by the robbcr as they rounded q curve
 The motorman and conductor were held up at the point of a revolver, yielding about $4.
 The robber was confused by the fact that the conductor was running the ear while the motorman ate his lunch.
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Grand Vaudeville and Moving Picture En-
 tertainment
EAGLE HALL FRIDAY, NOV. 22. '07
PROGRAM.

PROGRAM. Overture .................. Orchestra Moving Pictures.
 | The Bicycle Thief ?. Winter Mining. Nome, Alaska. Illustrated Song. While the old Mill Wheel Is Turning" Harry Shearer Moving Pictures.
 l. The Artful Husband 2. Hoollgan's Idea. by P, Tschaikowsky Cop. No. 8 ................. Miss Neva Chilberg Moving Pictures.
 1. The Great Vendetta. Vaudeville Sketch. .. ..t . ... .... Thirty Minutes With the Henessys"
 CAST. Sadie Hcnessy Miss Anna Wittcnberg Bill HenCssy ....... Master Hebcr Pry Note.-During this act Master Heber Pry will introduce the latest song hit: Because I'm Married Now" Moving Pictures.
 l. The Clown Doctor. Vocal Solo. For This" by Roma ............. MT. Harry Egbprt Movnig Pictures.
 l. House Moving at Nome in the
 Winter.
 ?. The Brigand's Story
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CONSCIOUS } DAYS
 WITH BROKEN SKULL

time, and when he arrived at the hos pital he alighted from the vehicle in which he was riding and walked un- assisted up one flight of stairs to the operating room
 on the way Parker at times could feel his brains oozing out and when the surgeons at the hospital took off the bandagc they found it necessary to remove a portion of them The man probably will recover.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-21
ICE RINK WILL BE
 READY SATURDAY NIGHT.

That the new Scsnon skating rink will probably be ready for business next Saturday night is the pleasant announcement made today by the man. agement nf that concern.
 Should it be in good working order by Sunday one of the most glorious times in the history of Nome will be experienced.
 old and young are determined to get skates on and make all kinds of lovely figures from the classical s down to their own life size recumbent portraits,
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-21

Old Lacy, National Club, Monogram and Special Rye Whis<eys. Board Of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-21
Go to the North Pole

Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only coffee house in town
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-21
Nuggets Special Service.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 2o-For the second time within week street ear was held up and robbed tonight at the point of d revolver by robber SO slight and possessed of such delicate features that the police believe tho crimes to have been committed by d woman in mans attire.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-21

Granite Mining candiss arc the beat.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-21
Nuggets Special Service.

PORTLAND. Nov. William Par ker. a member of the Southern Pacific surveying crew in the Cascade noun tains. 100 sniles east of Eugene, was brought to the hospital this afternoon with a crushed skull. A tree had fallen on him.
 He travcled three days with his brains oozing out at the aperture in the skull but was conscious all the
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-21
OUTFIT FOR WONDER.

O'Mera and Weekman have taken d prospecting outfit to Wonder creek and value of the ground shall have been thoroughly ascertained.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-21
PROSPECT MARTIN.

Charles Hultberg has moved an out fit to Martin creek where he will pros- pect, probably for a continuation of the beach line.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-10-10
THE Bull DINO or WALKS

II is with n great deal Of pleas
ure that we can say there is very
little objection to the new side
walks which are to be built in
this city right away. Nearly
every property owner affected by
the sidewalk ordinance is ready
and willing TO have the work
done. Not five per cent are kick
ing. And that five per cent will
become enthusiastic sidewalk
rooters just as soon as they real
ize what an addition il is to their
property.
Several contractors are here
figuring on the work. II is likely,
however, that the city council
will not let the entire contract to
one man, as il would hardly be
possible for one man to do all OF
the work in the time specified by
the ordinance. The work must
be done in a first class manner,
and il will be watched closely to
see that only first class work is
done.
AS to payment-the property
owner can pay the city clerk for
the work as soon as it is complet-
ed, or the city will pay for the
work, and the cost will be certi-
fled to the county clerk as taxes
against the property, together
with penalty of twenty-five per
cent. 1t will be much cheaper il
the work is paid for by the prop
erty owner as soon as it is COM
pleted and approved by the city
council.
Some people claim it will work
Il hardship on some property
owners to be compelled to build
walks at this time. This may be
true, and no doubt is. but if the
council waited for all to get fin
ancially ready to build walks
there would never be any walks
built, for the reason that all
could not get ready at the same
time.
Let the work procede. Let's
make Baxter Springs pretty
place.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-10-10
First Published October 10. Ioo7.l
Publication Notice.

In the District Court of Cherokee county.
State of Kansas, sitting at Galena.
orley Gregory. plaintiff, VS.. Mammie
Gregory, defendant.
The State of Kansas to Mammie Greg
DRY. defendant above named, greeting.
You are hereby notified that you as de-
PENDANT have been sued by the above
named plaintiff, in the above named court,
whose petition Is on file in the Office Of the
Clerk of the District Court of Cherokee
County, State of Kansas. sitting at Galena
and that you must answer said petition on
or before the z2nd of November, 1907. or
said petition will be taken as true and
Judgment will be rendered against you
granting to said plaintiff divorce from
you on the grounds of gross neglect Of
duty and extreme cruelty, and for costs Of
suit
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
Court at my Office in the city of Galena.
this 9th day Of October. 1907.
IsEALl C. H. McNAY,
Clerk of the District Court of Cherokee
County, State of Kansas, sitting at Galena
z. H. CULLIsoN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-10-10
Use Compressed Air.

Compressed air Is now used In the
large iron foundry at the Schenectady
works OF the General Electric COM
pany for almost every operation con.
nected with the making of finished
casting. Although the machinery In
the other adjacent shops is operated
entirely by electricity. in the iron
foundry, where the operations are
scattered and intermittent, COM
pressed air was found to be advan-
tageous for small power services. The
air is supplied at so pounds pressure
by q number OF electric motor-drivsn
compressors of different capacities.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-10-10
Notice to Contractors.

Baxter Springs, Kansas, October
;, 1907.
State of Kansas, County OF
Cherokee, IS.
Notice is hereby given that
sealed bids will be received for
the construction of, and furnish
ing material for. sidewalks to be
built as provided by the ordi-
nances of said city.
All bids must be placed in the
hands of the city clerk of said
city on or before the 18th day of
October, 1907.
Chas. M. Jones, Mayor.
Attest: Geo. c. Conner,
[sEAL] City Clerk.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1907-10-10
The city Council.

At the last meeting of the city
council the sidewalk ordinance
was passed, and the city engineer
was instructed to at once set the
grade stakes for the proposed
new walks.
The city engineer was also in
|structed to set the grade stakes
and establish the grade for the
gutter the Odd Fellows are to
put in along the north side of the
postofice building.
The street commissioner was
instructed to secure brick for an
open gutter to run north from the
postoffice building.
The city attorney was instruct
ed to notify the owner OF the
Baxter Hotel property to at once
reconstruct the walk around that
property in accordance with the
provisions of Ordinance NO. 90.
The same notice is also to apply
to A. D. C. Harvey, who owns
the building next east of the Ho-
tel Baxter, and also to Miss VIII
helmina Ten ElEe, who owns the
building next east of the Harvey
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