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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-05
Sl.25 Umbrellas at csc.

One hundred Ladies Umbrellas in
fine quality Gloria cloth, Paragon
frame and steel rod, Plain and fancy
handles, worth $1.25, special at :. CSC.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-05

Telephone c. J. Clark, 303, if you
need good coal. He has it.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-05

Advance shipment Imported Dolls
just received Make your selection
early and have time to dress them.
M. S. HOLIDAY.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07
Gin SptpclteS @enic.

Gin 9iinitlsr bon beionosren 9dben
lit Sir DaGter Ydrratt, t6nigIider
U1uIitoirettor in Montreal in 8unood.
9lls .r fi9 nit etuissn Jreunoen auf
elmer &unitrsii, in Der tlstnen Stuot
Senbp aufbislt, purbs zines 3nses,
um bic 2ansslpsils Der Utubeitunoen
su pertreittn, Elm Sda4tumpf untsr
linen perdnitaltst unb Sir @aIter srs
BOT ii9, bab sr am aldpier iiBen uno
aus bem &opf. fpieIen uHb buau 5lpei
glinbliugsI6d9partien gu slei9er 3eit
aeaen aiusi ieiner 5reunbs ipisIen
iperoe. Gs fam CUR 8ett., uno nit
bem Riiden gessn bas S4d6brett
feat. fib Sir 0altsr parutt ans
aiupier unb Ipislts in srgrtifsnoer
0tiIe bos Ssits uno S4Onite bon
Chopin uno Wenb,Isiobn, pGbrenb
ibm bi. 3iiss isiner 9esner anssiagt
tpurben uno sr bic ieinigen na4 fur
ssr u.b,rIssuns ibnsn 3urisf. Rad
breipiertel Stunben bate er beiot
gartien seponutn. 5Ohe muttalii4t
geaabuu9 unb Weiit.riddft auf ben
GA JelOsrn finOen ii4 oft Dsrsint.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07
Auslaup.

- gluS 9tome lit bic 9iabridt einse'
trOiieu, baB elm srObss 5suer Oaielbit
wutbste, Ous cine 3eit lang bic sanSe
Staot bsorohts uno sinen S4aben
uon miuOsitsns 100000 an9eridtst
bat.
- Die sau,s StuOt Surutusb in
Ybtaru. Tuliiifss 9urfeitau. 1T Ser'
itOrt. uno bic aus $1,000 SOpfen beftes
benoe 8suOlisruns 1T bel sinem ourd
elm Grobsbeu ueruria9ten Sersruti4
psri6iittst woroen.
= Der 3u9, in bem Der aOni9 unO
Die SOnisiu uon Spanieu aus Paris
in Gberbuurs, 5ranfreid, eintrafsn,
entsleiite in Der Oidbe jeuer Staot.
9iiemauo nuroe usrlest, ipsunslcih bic
BaIiusisre, uuter Oisien Oas SerriAer'
paar, stwus uniauit ,uiummeu Sei6iit'
telt muroeu.
- Das franiOiiide lluterIeeboOt
,2utin", Sas i'm Sttober 1906 in
8i;sriu nit Der sanien Otannidaii
an 0oro iant un6 bunn wieoer sebober
purOe, collioirte i'm 6afen BON 2oulOn
mo Is rsparirt wOrbeu mar, nit einem
Dampi. 6dbrboot uuo Iant wieoer
Die Mauuidaft wurOe sersttet.
Dem r5useblutt" 1T mitSstbeil
wOrOsn, OaB in 2sipSis mebrere @OmpOii
tioneu 8eetbopens i'm SrsinalsWfanu
Itript ssiuuosu porOeu iino. IS iinl
anseblit elf 9dnse, bic SestbOuen in
Sabre 1919 Iir isius 6rsuuos, Wtit
9liebsr siuss muiitalii4sn SereinS il
Uioeoins, elmer SOritaOt uon SSien
compOuitt bat.
- Bon Dresden aus miro Die in be
9luslauOsprslie uerbrsitste DtelOunl
oementirt, Elm idhiider Wtinilter ioll
i'm 9luitrass oeS SOniss 6rieorid 9ln
quit nah JtOm rsiisn I'M pom Yapi
Die @suebmiSuus ;u elmer BieSerUer
nidbluns Oss SonisS Su erbittsn. SOl
siusm ,osrurtisen gOrbaben iei feiu
JteOs sewsisn.
- Ssi siuem Sir6suieit fam es i
Der Srtihuit GSarnOwa, llnsarn, SDi
iben ben bsiOen in Der Sir6enSemeino
bsitebsuOsn 5uttiouen ju siusm blutise
3uiammsuitOB, Der elm promptes Sin
sreifen Der itGotiihsu POliisi uuo be
SsuOurmsu nOtbis uudts. @s wuroe
bel Osm Sruwuu elf Perionsn sstOotC
'uub msbr ais SwauSiS uerIsst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07
@ermiid,teS 9nlane .

- stui ben uerI9iebeneu Siuieu Der
@bicasO & ROd 9slunb @iisnbubu iiuO
$500 Strsdeuarbsiter sntlalieu wOrs
ben.
-.Sm Wiaubuttau Opera 9ouis
in 9isw YOrt iinO fir oieie SaiiOn
iunse Damen uls 9lasanweiier auSe'
itsllt.
= Sm Sututa Sotel in @bicaSo
iturb @barles 8. Deere, Der Seiissr
Der srOBsu 5abrIteu pom lauowirtbidait'
lideu Wiai6insu in MOliue, Slls.
-FraiiOent Rooieuelt wiro bic
Proclamation iweds 5ulaiiuus bon
Oklahoma als Staut an Samita9,
ben 16. OtOuember, betuunt sebeu.
- Senator WicGumber BON u. .,
unterbrsitete BEN Pralioenten cine SOr'
lase our nationalsu Incorporation uou
Seielliduften, bic Swiidenitaatlideu
9anoel treiben.
- Ssi Der in Seifsrion Co., Gla.,
absebalteuen abltimmuns oariiber, OF
OaS Salten uon Birtbi6aften aud
ieruer ssitattet wsroen iolle, iie9ten BIZ
r5rodeuen" nit eiuer WtuiOritdt Don
302 Stimmen.
- Der vGoncorSiu Wtanusr6or"
elmer Der Gltsiteu uno an9slebeniter
osutl6en @eluusuereiue uOn ShicagO
bat isin solbsnss Subildum onr4 cir
srOBes Concert in Der nSOrparts"'
GurHballe ssieisrt.
- aui 9srunlaIiuus oes Sbsrl
ar,tes Der 9unoesarmee, Or. lSp'
man. psrbsu in 3utunft uls SdiiiC
i'm Busst SunOe uusserGu6srt wer'
ben, nm Elm llmiidsreiieu Der Seu
lenpeit Su uerbinoern.
- @eneral Booth. Der @riinber unt
SDhitfommauoirsuOe Der Ssilsarmee
Der in Pittsburs. Ya.. erfrantte. bal
| iid pisoer iopsit erbolt, oaB er msb
rere Beriummluussn leiten uno aud
lausere anipradeu balten tonnte.
- 9oupsrneur StOfes uOn gteu
Serisp uuter;ei9uete Die SOrlase ces
Senators @ollsp, laut nelher es ben
SOlte frsiitsbsu iull, isiuer auii6t iibsl
Die art uuo Bsils. pis Buuoeslenato'
rem srwablt UsrOsn iOllsn, freien aus
ourd iu uerleiben.
- glui 9runb stuss uon elmer &C.
meiniumen Ssrmsiiunss @ommiiiior
sinssrei6tsu 8eri4ts miro bic canaoi
ide Rssierun9 sinsn etwa 600 Sui
brsitsu unO uiele Wteilen lansen Streifer
ganOes 3wii6en Oem Berg st. @lias uni
Oapion an Die Ser. Staaten abtreten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07
snholt einer shHlerhpfentnidlc.

Sn einem Stuttsartsr 8Iutt sr5dblt
Elm 2ebrer:
Sine tleine 9iebitdblsgsi6idte in
meiner SlaFe peranlabts mid, nGbere
9enntniB bon benz Snbalt einissr Sos
Tentai9sn gu nsbmsn. Das tu On bas
2i6t Der Sonnen fam, gren5t fir ben
eefp0bnli6en MenI9snperitanb an bas
llnalaubli9e. Gin &nirps f6leppte
on benz tritiIben Sage bel i'd: l. Gin
SaI9enmeFer nit Stuei abgebro9snen
alin9en. 2. Ss6s Ddbsli9teritiimpfs
den, bic sbsmuls psiB estpeien tsm
m0ssn. 3. 5ragmsute zines aus 9riins
ben Der 9elitatefe ni9t ndber gu be-
f9reibenben SaI9entu9.s. 4. GinGl
Wai6tlemmer. 8. Cine dbeeniiBts
Stile. 6. Gins .ttpd 4a 3oa Iunse
Sra.lpfeife. z. Gin Souitiid. 8.
gru9Itid zines WaFerIeitunssrobres
9. Stint uraIte RsDolperputrOnen nit
S&lassiiuber. 2luf 6.m SrunOe bic
I.s punberli9tn Wdsasins fanb iidj
cine 6anbpo1 srobtOrnieen PuIDers.
Der RauIaInerus 5tpiiden bem BUILDER
unb benz WaHerleitungsrobr = bieic
Iebtere aIs Sonnerbii9Is gebrduht -
ftsuts ii9 ebenfaGIs b.rdus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07
GiIenbabn Seittabelle.
a,Iapare, aadaBanna uHb @sHsrn Subn,

9u Rrafi ttn "a. 9uut 1906.
Sanlia-0uldBt Scranton fur Ntp yori
MN 2.01, 800, sos. 500, 1920. Born. ;
1910, 3.25 uub $40 Rdtmtttaes. 5ur
Ntp gUrf unp philadelphia, um $40 Bern;
f2.4O uuo 3.35 Raamitiass. 6lr
1pbvbanud, 6.tO Nahmitiass.
W6rolih -8hr Buffalo I'M is, 6.25 Il. 8 M
Wor.; t.55, $40 uub tt.tn Nihmittdss. 6iir
Biuabamton, Glmira unb 3piittnlfattcnsu, um
1910 Wor une los gia6m. Our Sspsgc.
6prasuIs uue Utica. um LIS une 6.25 Wsr.
1.55 Rahmittaes Ssptso. Spraeuls une
Utica aug um 6.25 Rur. lGuft tdsIid, ausst.
uemmtu Sonniass. 6iir Wputrpit um 9.W
Wor.; los uub 6.40 Nadm. Nt&UllUn at'
tpmpeaiicu, UNI 400 Ratmiitaas. Sius.
hampton AeecmcNatipu, I'm els Rabmiitdss
Bloomsbury 6ibiiion-9 9trIdBt Suautcr
fir RcrtbumbEIlaup nm 6.35. 1920 DIOR.
1.55 uuS Gao 3a6m 5ir pIgmputb I'M 80;
Ra1mittags.
2onutdas, 3hae.
SioItdt -6ar R,p ?crf I'm 205. 800
sos uuO 1920 @Orssus; 3.35 uno 3.4'
Ndhm.
Norotid fiir 8uTdlu um lis. Uni
6.25 Ror. t.55. $40 uue lilo Ndtm
fhr Siusbamtou unb 3piitnnniicnsn, sO|
uub 1910 8oTmittaas
NInomsburg 5ibifioH = 8trl6et Sunrcl
um 1920 NRcr uuh $40 Rahnittiss.
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Oemtiebe
g60n : Sdrberei,
327 VI. @aibinston glue.
SeiSe Telephone.

slae 9lrbeit nad better gBsiie uolliiibrt.
Dem Reiuisen uuo Bldtten ipesiells
Gtuimertiamteit ssidentt. slrbeit abse'
bolt uno ub9elieiert.
Geo. ". s@miOt, Gigentb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07
eadapaHnu & BBomins UaIleg.
(eaureI einie.)
3pil5tn euauiUu uus @Htts.garr,.

9pilhtu scranton une 9Dtlttss9arTt.
3has ptrIaftu SuautOn um 90, 200. %
400, 500 uuh 500 Wuratus. lin 40 Rpr.
asns an @c6tntaetu une aut uahfplltnp.
ipan,ia Rtnuttu, uue um 100 Rpratns an
Ssnnidasu une dlt uobfOIstres irauJis Wi.
uutsu bic uue tufluirt IL 30 Nadte, in @il.
Its-Sarrt Al Nliuutsu ip6tsr aufpmmtue.
9rprtB,ies, nuT in pittstou anbaIitne, psr.
IaTtu Sudnicu alt Stunet idslit, aueat.
nemmtu Ssuntaes uue 6tisrtaetu. BON 7.tG
Rpra,us bis 7.t9 attnhs, uue trtfsn in @il.
fts.Vaue 80 Winuttu lpittr Gin.
Osftersr Disuf ipil6.a Scranton. Wap Gui
sarf, quua pdrI, psirsbura une DuumpTt.
Sttbt Habrplau fir etpddbtf6reuubt 3hdt.
.. n. @sis. IT,. 8HfthreIfttn
Frat Ia araft an 8. SuIi 1907.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07

No. 5.-Alle die Oherflaeche oder das
Grundrecht jener geWissen Zwei Lots
oder Parzellen Land. gelegen in der /.
Ward der Stadt Scranton, Lackawanna
County und Staat Pennsylvania. be-
Itch: Das erste davon anfangend
an der nordoestlchen LIME Won Bel
mont Terrace. an einem Punkte 234 1-5
FusZ entfernt, in der Richtung nOerd-
Itch 80 Grade und 80 Minuten, westlich
Won der nOerdlichen LIME Won HollisteT
Avenue. damn bel besa gter LIME von
Belmont Terrace nnerdlich 80 Grade 30
Minuten. westlich so Fusz Zu einei
Ecke. damn i'm rechten Winkel Zu Bel.
mont Terrace nOerdiich 81 Grade und
80 Miuuten. oestlich 1876 FusZ zu eineT
Alley ! 2 Fusz in Breite. Won da entlang
besagter Alley parallel init Belmont
Terrace suedlich SO Grade und 30 AIinu-
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9on eiqenarttgtr reIt'

@on eigenarttstr relis
qi6fer eoeutuRg fir
8uusen, in Der IG9FI6en 9auiiB. 1T
bic auf bsm SIsii9murtt itsbenbs
erobs Yetritir9t, Der alte 8uuBener
Dom, Der fir ben proteituntiIden unb
tatbOliI9sn 9oti.sbienit semsiuidm
bsnubt piro unb i'm Sun.rsn fir beios
5beil. nur our9 Elm bobes Giiengitter
e.tr.nnt in. Der 8uubener Dom 1T
beutSuta1e nidt mebr bic ein3ige Si'
multantirde in Sd4ieu. tpohI uber bic
Glte1ts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07
=. &. Cabin, ''sheriff.

S6uifsamt Suouicu, pa GUnnrraas, btu
2i SftpbtI 1907.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07

Sur Rau9perbrennun
biISst elm nit Petroleum seidttigter
aotsFilter bic neusfte @orri6tung. Yer
gaus ipirb barin Dom aots obssfdnssn
uub fpdter dIs greuumuteriaI benubt,
bic Jeuerunsssaie aber iDtrosn our4
bic petrolsumbdmpf. sut5iiubbdr ss'
-sN~ht
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-11-07

abmiraGe beaB Rub :
Lamb, Idut Der RansIife, i'm SABRE
1905, in fpeI9tm bic SlOtte bts 3a'
rsRreides bsinahe sdus aufserieben
purbs, nidt tpeniser uIs 104; bars
unter IL BoIIabmtruIe unb % @iae'
ohmtrdIe.
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Ice! Ice! Ice! Its Now Fine Skating Tonight.
 o'clock
 CABLEWAY RINK
SLU|CInG AT 60
 BELOW FREEZING

Washing gold from gravel right out in the open air when thermometers are registering as low as 90 below zero is the remarkable sight Ester creek pco- pie are being treated to this week. Four big plants are running full blast, each day producing an appreciahl" addition to the seasons cleanup, totals for which were struck long ago by those who considered the year had ended with the coming of heavy ice.
 The sluicing operations are going on at l and above and : and x below. on the lower half of 1 and the upper half of Edgar has a line of box run ming and right next to him. on the lower half of ,. Hosford and skinner are dumping into the boxes all day long.
 Lower down the creek the two big plants of Berry and Ifamnil, on and s, are daily yanking out big chunks of the rich paystrcak.
 Unusual methods have to be employ ed, of course, to operate the sluico- lines under such conditions of the elements as have been prevailing for several weeks past TO combat thc fronst king the Ester operators are employing plenty of fuel under their big boilers and SO adjusting eXhausts from thcil engines that the hot steam will kreI up the temperature of the water run ming into the suices.
 The plan has been followed for scv- eral seasons in this section, being inn proved Il little with each successive ap- pearancc. MT. Hammil, who has about mastered the new art. was able to koeI one of his plants going until November
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SISTERS THREE
 PERISH IN STORM.

VERMILLION, Alta.-A tragedy oC- cured at the ranch of Henry Meyer on Battle River, about twenty miles south of here, as a result of a small trict late in the afternoon MT. Meyer, his hired man and eldest child, boy of 10 years. were having at some distance and Mrs. Meyer and the remaining four children. the youngest babe four months old. were in the kitchen. Mrs Meyer had been engaged in baking when the storm struck the house. The three eldest children ran from the building. but had gone only a short way when they were overtaken by fly ing timbers, two being instantly killed and the third so badly injured that she died the next morning.
 Mrs. Meyer and her baby had a mi- raculOuS escape. The building was completely demolished, also the stables and corrals. horse was killed. The dead children were all girls, Emerald, Ruby and Pearl. their ages being 9, ' and years, respectively. This is the
 first tornado ever reported in the Sas- katchewan country. Witnesses who viewed il from distance say that the cloud took the form of a funnel shaped pillar. rather narrow in circumference.
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Proofs of labor.
DECEMB FER 5, 1907.
loc ations.

Ham fraction adjoining Violet claim west of None city, cSpt. 6, 1907. Louis Erickson.
 ConVeyances. Walter Langan to Ed. Killelea, Dec. 4. 1907. k interest in Pennsylvania lode claim. Gold Bottom creek.
 Leases. r. Robert and F. D. Vincent. Oct. ], 1907. No.3 Holyokc creek for a term of two years.
 Joseph Hcndrci to Morrison. Eek strom and Gunderson, April 2S, 1906, Burns bench on the E. l.. Irene creek, for term of 10 years.
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1S last year. He had expected to equal that record and be able to make a Thanksgiving day cleanup this season. but fears now that the unexpected cold snap of this week will interfere.
 "Thc only thing that can stop us" said Mr. Hammil this morning. lis to have the creek run out of water. This would result from intense cold. The low temperatures of today and ycstcr- day have had telling effect. and if there is not a change pretty quick wr will be forced to close down much ear Her than expected Last season, when we cr, abl teo keep going until Novrm- bcr IS, there was nc very cold weather before the middle of the month"
 That the system of sluicing with .tram- hcated water is success was attestcd by d big cleanup at one of tro Ecrlv- Manmil plants today. This
 rocrs- is one of the most iutcr"e' irg sight. ia the whole winter srui"ug eys- tenn. Armed wit brooms and scoops, the men attack the rifles and wrest from them their precious contents. Without the warmth uf the steam the whole system would be so s"lidly ce- ncnlcd by ice in a few hours that noth- ing could he taken from the boxes without breaking them up.
 Rnr,., ana Jap,mu hay. another cleanup tomorrow forenoon at the oth- er plant. Mir. Hammil declares he will keep ou running as long as he can, even if il carries into the Christmas holi- days.
 "\s long as the creek has water, we'll produce the steam" he says. "and will keep on sluicing. even if it drops un- der 40 below
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Granite Mining Candles are the best.

Pabst Milwaukee Beer on tap at the Aa
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF
 FINAL ACCOUNT.

In Probate Court, St. Michael Precinct, Second Division, District of Alaska, Before F. II. Flynn, U. $. Comis- sioner. sitting as Probate Judge, in re-estate of Peter A. Bergstron deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that Fred w. Wright administrator of the estate of Peter A. Bergstrom, deceased, has ren- dered and presented for settlement, fil- ed in this court. his final account as administratQr of the estate of Peter A. Bergstrom, deceased. and that Sat- urday, the 25th day of January, 1908, at 10 o'clock q. m. has been duly ap- pointed by said court for final hearing and settlement of said account. Said hearing will be at the court room, St, Michael, Alaska. Any exceptions in writing will be heard.
 Witness my hand and seal this first day of November A. D. 1907.
 E. H. FLYNN,
 Y. $. Commissioner, Ex- -ofiicio
 Probate Judge
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GERMAN TRADERS TO
 ASK BIG INDEMNITY

addition to the damage directly due to the bombardment the invasion has caused a suspension of trade which threatens to be permanent. In effect. eevry German trader in Morocco with out exception. is said to he entitled tn claim damages.
 Herr f'ickc and his colleagues declare that these conditions were avoidable. being due tn the nasty and needlessly drastic character of the French opera tions. The returned merchants have had an audience with Foreign Secre- tary Tschrschky, giving him detailed account of their claims
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 BERLIN. Nov, 29.-Thc statements made by three German merchants who have just returned from Morocco re- garding the extent of thc injury done to foreign commerce intersts there as the result of the military operations indicate that the indemnity claims that Franc. will be ccllcd upon to settle at the conclusion of the campaign will be considerable.
 Acoo ding to these merchants who were gagged in the export and import trade between Morocco and the father land. the German businessmen in Casa Blanca have suffered ruinous losses. In
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SUM M ON s.

In the District Court for the District of | Alaska. Second Division.
 D, H. Traphagen, Plaintiff, vs. Harry | Gavin. Defendant.
 The President of the United States to | Harry Gavin, defendant above named, Greeting:
 You are hereby summoned to appear and answer the complaint of the plain tiff in the above entitled action within thirty days from the date of the service | of this summons herein made by pub lication and take notice that if you fail to answer said complaint. the plaintiff will apply to this court for the relief therein demanded.
 The above entitled action is one for charges you with the non payment of the sum of five hundred dollars over and above all legal setoffs or counter claims, upon a certain promissory note now due. owing and payable from you | to said plaintiff; also for interest on the same and his costs and disburse- ments incurred in this action. This summons is published by an or der of the above entitled court, dated November 21st, 1907; the date of the first publication is November 23. 1907, and the date of the last publication January 2nd, 1908, when service will be completed, and within thirty days from said last mentioned date, the de- fendant herein is required to answer plaintiffs complaint.
 Witness, the Honorable Alfred & Moore. judge of the above entitled court, and the seal of said court here to affixed this 2lst day of November, 1907.
 JNO. H. DUNN,
 Clerk of Said Court. By Angus Mcbride, Deputy. Sat. Nov. 2s, 30. '. 14. 21, 2s.
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Leases.
DISTRICT COURT
 DAILY MINUTES

North American Transportation X Trading co. vs. Moore ct al. The court rendered a decision sustaining the de- muincr of defendants A. II. Moore and Gold cBach Development company to plaintiffs complaint
 At 1O:1O d. m. court adjourned until December 1 1907, at 10 a. m.
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Fine Box Candy and Bon 8ons at Hancock's Candy Kitchen.

Granite Mining Candles are the best.
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Probate Judge.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

In the Probate Court of St Michael Precinct, Second Division, District of Alaska.
 Letters of administration on the es- tate of Charles C. Irvine, deceased, having been issued to the undersigned in the probate court, above stated, all persons knowing themselves fo be in- debted to said estate should make prompt payment and all persons hav- ing claims against the estate should present them, with proper vouchers within six months from the date here of. at St Michael Alaska. November I. 1901
 A. BRUNET"T,
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A. BRUNETT,
 AdniniSt tratOr,
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Subscribers should observe the date on the wrapper inclosing their Mug gets. It shows the date to which their paper has been paid for.
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MAT TIERS
 RECORDED
CONFERENCES, ETC. FLED FOR RECORD WITH
 RECORDER.
DECEMBER 4, 1907.
 Locations.

Locations. L w. w. asso claim, on the tundra west of Snake river. Sept 12, 1907, J. ]. Cahill ct al.
 Conveyances. Harry NJ. Ball to Frank J. Kolash, Dec. 3. 1907. r. interest in Navajo dis covery. near Center creek. J. Pshrldu rdlutltutuw fwdtmrhtrtrt r J. Coston, trustee, to Myrtle Bun ger. Dec. ,. 1907. lot 33 block e, Nome city.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-07
BREAK EVEN
WITH ST. VINCENT

The dOubie-header played at the bar
racks yesterday between the United States
Engineer Corps and st. Vincent teams re-
suited in an even break. the former team
winning the first game by a score of 9 to
and losing the second by to 8.
In the first game the Engineers scored
Ave runs in the first inning by landing
on Becker for three scratch hits. a three
Dagger by Dewitt and a home run by
Nicholson. In the second. third. fourth
and fifth inning only Spalding reached
first for St. Vincent and Meister for the
Muddiggers: In the ending Of the sixth
Riston led of with hit to right field. but
was caught at second. Taylor beat the
ball to first and stole second, scoring on
williams hit to left field. Nicholson filed
out to Spalding, while Meister flied to
Schriver in left field. Both teams were
retired in the seventh in one. two. three
order 1t looked like a sure score for st.
Vincent in the eighth when Becker led
off with a single to center and stole Sec
ond and made third on Coleman's hit to
center. but Meister settled down and
caused Spalding and Mccormick to fly Out
on two in1eld flies to pitcher and q
grounder to pitcher retired Turner
Neither team scored in the eighth, blu,
Wheatley scored on Johnson's hit. but
Becker famed out. ending the game with
a score of 9 to in favor Of the Engineers
Mullen and Meister played a good fielding
game, while Meisters twirling was excel.
lent. After the first inning Becker settled
down and pitched good ball for the rest
Of the game. receiving good support
Meister and Ryan's double-play was made
clean and came at a critical time.
In the second game the playing was g
little loose. st. Vincent landed on Chape
hard. while Cook was wild and walked
ten men. In the last inning 1t looked like
a chance Of tietng the score. Nicholson
started of by striking out and Williams
followed by flying out to center. Meistel
walked and stole second and third. SCORING
on Jones' hit to center. Jones stole sec
ond and third. while Ryan got his base OF
balls and stole second. Mullin came t.
the bat with two men on base and two
out and flied to Wheatley In right field
As usual. Mullin and Nicholson did thu
star fielding for the Engineers. MulliI
and DeWttt's double In the sixth was On,
of the best features of the game.
The Engineers have closed their season
and will not reorganize until the earl1
spring. although pitching and batting
practice will be kept up in the cage durini
the winter. This season the Engineer
have played twenty-five games and los
only Ave. The scores: