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The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09
COME TN
 AND SEE

For family trade and consumption at the mines we have displayed at our store a very excellent stock of fancy and staple groceries. at very reasona- ble prices. Call and examine quality and get prices; satisfaction guaranteed in each. Particular attention directed to the following lines:
 Star Ham and Bacon-SmalI thin slabs bacon, clear, bright hams. Also standard grades.
 Olives--alI knds plain and stuffed with Spanish peppers and anchovies.
 Pickles-All sizes and kinds, incIud- ing the celebrated "Pin Money" and "Rockeyford, sweet spiced and sour sherkins and stuffed mansoes.
 Jeliies in GIass-Tea Garden brand. in tumblers and jars.
 Preserves in sass-Tea Garden, Cor don & Diworth, Heinz, Reliance and Griffin's.
 Pimientos-Sweet Spanish peppers preserved; succuent and appetizins.
 Fresh Ground coffee-Hil's and oth- CT grades, but would specially mention Folger's Golden Gate in the bean, small cans. the same ground in our electric mill while you wait; flavor fine, price right.
 Buckeye Pure Extracts-Also others. but Buckeye" recommended; includes strawberry, banana, almond and pine apple.
 Glad to show goods and prices at the store. M
 ARCHER, EWING q co. ss Front Street, Foot of Stsadman Ave.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09
Nuggets Special Service.

GOLDFIELD Nev., Dec. S.-Martial law has been declared here. It was declared immediately on the arrival of the soldiers. and miners are now forbidden to congregate on the streets. Under the protection of the military the mine owners are preparing to re- open the mines with non-union labor, and they declare that the open shop system will prevail in future.
 The men are quiet and danger of an outbreak Is mo longer feared. although some still seem to anticipate the com hitting of some dynamite outrages.
 on their arrival at the depot, the soldiers were received with cheers by the citizens, and are now the most popular men in the district.
 The report that the unionists had dynamitcd is untrue and not an out rage of the kind has occurred.
 The men are sulcn under the martial law and receive orders to move on with bad grace. but the military are deter mined tn allow no meetings on the street.
 The unions hay" protested. and de- clare that the conditions are as bad as those prevailing in countries that are tyrauically governed.
 on the other hand, the authorities ,,o men in former times, and their threats during the present trouble justify mar tial law and every preventive measure taken.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09
WILL EXTEND
 ALASKA TELEGRAPH x

nication is now maintained. When the war department had il fully con veycd to them that the lines take a day off out of every two or three, it was decided to make the Improvements.
 Arrangements are also being made for the extension of the cables, so that communication may be established with many parts to which it is hard to string wires. S
 The wireless system will also be eN- tended. and it is not improbable that a direct wireless system will extend from Valdez to Nome before very long.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09
WILL SHOOK MlNE
 UNDER NOME CITY

The Shook people sank drill holes behind Sesnon's. but evidently found they were too far north for the level desired, and so they have found it ne- ccssaly to come west and south.
 When seen this morning Mr. Winter declined to commit himself to any statement other than that the Shook company was the one that Was doing the prospecting.
 MT Coston. toWnsite trustee, when asked said that the question of mining under tn, CitN is not one that lies within his province and that indiVidu- al property owners are the ones {" complain, should any complaint at all be found necessary.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09

It is said that the paystreak sought for at the place where the drill is To- catod is one that is supposed 10 lie south of the Gibson & Seinert one. Should it bc found at the present prospecting point lt would mean that it runs under teo very heart of tn" city.
 Tnr outcome of the prospecting may then be d matter of importance" to tn" 
 There may be- some who will fear that tHc drifrna underneath may cause tur settling of t1r ground on which thcir buildings stand, and it would not he astonishing to find that big legal battle win result
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09
CHOOSE BLOCK
 TONIGHT

According to arrangements made. the city council will probably choose to- night the block which the city is will site for the establishment of the wire less telegraph station.
 ToWnsite Trustee Porter J. Coston will send a communication to the coun- cil. which will be read at the meeting this evening, and which will ask that the council select a block. When the block shall have been selected. the tOWnsite trustee will recommend to the commissioner of the general land of flee that the site be given.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09

The Nome Shook Mining company's representatives have begun to drill within 100 feet of Front street and the question now asked is: "Will they mine under Nome city?"
 A Keystone drill was placed in pO- sition yesterday morning just behind Duncan's blacksmith shop. and at noon had penetrated the earth for quite a distance.
 Some time ago the Nugget, as read CTS will remember, pointed out that the submarine beach streak level would be found in the city. and that it's probable location at Stcadman aVenu" would be somewhere south of the Catholic church.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09
ONLY THREE ESCAPED
 MINE DISASTER

to more than $1,000,O00, but the fact is not considered beside the horrible loss of life.
 The government is taking steps to relieve the distress caused to the fami- without the means of livelihood No blame is attached to the mine owners themselves. and some of the superin- tendants are amongst the dead.
 Hundreds are still working hard to dig out the bodies, all of which may be recovered. although months will be required to reach some.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09
FALLS DOWN 80
 FOOT SHAFT

most severe fractures. while the main bone above the knee is split and was protruding when the doctors arrived. Dr. Chacc. the company's physician, was immediately summoned. and pr. Wilkins was also called. pr. Wilkins, operation last evening, and says that the chances for saving the limb are about 20 per cent. At first it was found necessary to tie the split bone with wire.
 Mir. Rausen is well known. is a mem- Der of the Masonic lodge. and was a master mason on the outside
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09

VANCOUVER. B. C.. Dec. 9.-The Nome A. B. basketball team beat the representatives of Dawson for the championship of the North Saturday evening by the score of 3S to s.
 The game was a fast one and some excellent play was witnessed. but from first to last the Nome boys showed their superiority and Dawson never had n look in. In every point Nome had the best of it, and their opponents were never dangerous.
 Under the direction of their coach, Swain, the Nome team has practiced hard, and flaw was not visible in the work of any member of the team. It would be impossible to choose be- tween them. No one made mistakes, and the decided inferiority ofsthe Daw-
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09
TO CLOSE M0NTANA
 COPPER MINES

The shut down is caused for the pur- pose of curtaling indefinitely the out put of copper.
 The decision will cause an immense amount of misery in the state, and thousands will be left without work
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09

Tom RauScn. foreman of the oak dale claim, fell down the shaft yester- day morning with the cage, and is now in the hospital suffering from badly shattered leg.
 The cage had been hoisted the full way and was about 10 feet above the ground when it got away. The real cause of its getting away could not be ascertained.
 The force of the frightfu fall was broken by the cage itself and Mr. Raul sen was fortunate to escape with his life. As i. is he is suffering from
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON, D. C. Dee. g. The war department has decided to make many improvements in the Alas ka telegraphic systems and to extend the lines and cables.
 X second will be installed between Valdez and Fairbanks. so that the grounding of one will not result in the interruption of communication.
 This matter has been agitated for some time at Washington by people from Alaska, who have pointed out the ridiculous manner in which commu-
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09
WEDDING BELLS.

Councilman Conrad Breeding and Miss Ida Anderson were united in mar riage last Saturday eevning by Rev l.. l.. Woods at the home of Chief of Po- lice Larsen, whose wife is a sister of the bride.
 A large company of guests attended was provided.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09
KING OSCAR, OF SWEDEN,
 DEAD; GUSTAV SUCCEEDS

King Oscar was born Jan. 21, lS29 and ascended to the throne September IS. 1872. He was the descendant of Marshal Bernadotte. one of the leading generals of Napoleon 1, who became oscar l.. of Sweden, with the aid of the great French emperor Afterwards difficulties arose, which placed oscar on the side of the allies. who compelled the emperor to abdicate and retire t" Elba.
 oscar II. was one of the most popu- lar monarchs of Europe. His great cru
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09
MRS. TAFT
 IS DEAD
Nuggets Special Service.

MILLBURY, Dec. 9.-Mrs. Taft, mother of Secretary William Taft, died last night and the secertary has start ed for home.
 All his engagements in Europe have been cancelled. and it is possible that some other member of the cabinet will be selected to take his place.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09
BANKERS ARRESTED.
Nuggets Special Service.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 9.-General Manager Brown, of the California Safe Deposit company, and Director Barnet have been arrested and charged with the embezzlement of the sum of $3OO,- CO., which had been hypothecated.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09
BRINGING CHRISTMAS
 TREES TO NOME.

tNuggst's Special Service by A. T. & T.
 Co.'S Long Distance Telephone) SOLOMON. Dec. 9.-Felder and par ty left this place today iwth Christ mas trees for Nome.
 J. Nelson has purchased an interest in the Miners hotel.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09
Nuggets Special Service.

MONONGAHELA. Dec 9-It is now practically certain that only three lives have been saved altogether from the Fremont mine.
 It is also known that 55S people have been lost, and the grief in the state is extreme.
 Hundreds are yet covered and all hope of saving any more have been abandoned. The mine is also prac- tically ruined, and operations cannot take place for months, if ever.
 The loss to the owners will amount
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09

dition had given him rank amongst the greatest savants of the world. and his death win create a void which il win be found, hard if not impossible, to Gll.
 The crown prince, Gustav. who will ascend the throne in the regular order of things, is by mo means as popular His brother. Prince Carl, is by far a greater favorite with the people of Sweden than the crown prince. and it may happen that the younger broth CT may be the choice of the country.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09
Nuggets Special Service.

STOCKHOLM Dec. 9.-Oscar II king of Sweden. died this morning and Gustav. the crown prince, will succeed.
 The king had been sinking for some days. and his death came in the end as relief. When the last moment arriv- ed he was surrounded by his family while the head of the Swedish church and the ministers of state were pres ent in the chamber and the ante rooms.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09
NASH-F EFT.

Married at the home of the groom on Thursday. Dec. :. by l.. l.. Woods, min ister of the Pilgrim church, MT. Harry Nash and Mrs. Margaret Erect. both of this ctiy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09
NOME SCANDINAVlANS
 SEND CONDOLENCES

The Scandinaviaus of Nome sent the following telegram to King Gustav, Stocihnlm. Sweden:
 "Thc Scandinayiuus of Nome beg leave to extend to you and through you lo the house of Bcrnadottc and entire Swedish nation their heartfelt sym pathy in great bcreavmcnt. The reign of your father was indeed ilustrious and glorious in the victories won for peace and progress.
 "IIiS achievements win forever re- main am inspiration for all mouarchs. His noble acts and love for his people will always remain a monument in our memory.
 JO shrdlu shdrlu hrdluduu
 ARTHTR GIBSON.
 JOHN STGARD. Yam, Yam, Ma, Ma, Fresh Made Candy at Hancock's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09
Chewing Candy at Hancock's.
SOCIETY,".

prise Saturday evening a little baby girl arriving at the home of sam Fay lor The proud father is overjoyed. in spite of the fact that the baby is made of wax.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09
Nuggets Special Service,

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.--At meeting of the trustees of the Amalgamated Copper company last night it was de- cided to close down several of the com ent.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09
FIN ED.

c. w. Mattson was fined $10 today of being drunk.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09

..Taffy 25 cents per pound at Han. cocks, next to Lacey saloon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09
MARTIAL LAW
 AT G0LDFIELD

pected here when the mines reopen with non-u union labor
 The mine owners have already begun the preparations for reopening, and hope to be able to comemnce operations later in the week
 There is only too much reason for be- lieving that the unionists are arming, and some of them have been known to declare that they will fight before per hitting the camp to be non-uniOn.
 The troops are ready for all emer- gcncies, however. and a fight will only result in a victory for discipline, and the deaths of many of the strikers.
 Yesterday being Sunday it was fear ed that sormthing might happen as the city was crowded, but the day passed off quietly
 The military authorities insisted in preventing the strikers from congre- gating. and small crowds were ordered to disperse in several cases.
 The city has now assumed the ap- pearanc" generally associated in the mind with cities which are in state of revolution.
 Measures may be taken to turn away the danger peacefully, but the mine owners and the men have assumed most determined attitudes.
 SEIZE RIFLES.
 GpLDFIELD, Dec. 9.-Uater).- The troops seized today 100 rifles which had been hidden by the miners outside the city, and the sensation ere ated is tremendous.
 Immediately after the find the com mander of the troops announced that the mines would be guarded by the soldiers on reOpening.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09
FOR SALE.

Two masquerade costumes. Apply between II a. m. and 1 p. m, Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09
Battle Expected.

GOLDFfELD. Dec. A battle be- tween the troops and the strikers is eX-
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09
Elks Stampede January 10.

Fine Box Candy and Bon eons at Haneoek's Candy Kitchen.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09

elatx Private Stock at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09

Elks Day January 10.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09

Yam, Yam, Ma. Ma, Fresh Made Candy at Hancocks.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-09

JO Shrdlu Shdrlu hrdludluu ARTHTR GIBSON.
 JOHN RI' 'STGARD.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-08
w. j. BRYAN A WORKER.

William Jennings Bryan is not as
young as he was eleven years ago
when he made that speech in Chicago
that our delighted but rather satiri-
cal contemporary, the New York Sun.
is pleased to characterize as 'bit OF
tawdry rhetoric that hypnotized an
hystericaI national convention"
He has grown bit graver since
then. there are deeper lines IN his
face. he has taken on the slightly in
creased weight which we associate
with advancing years. But despite
the eleven years of hard and active
service, the Nebraskan's strength
seems undiminished, his mental and
physical equipment equal to the &C
eomplishment of all the multitudin-
Gus duties imposed by his practical
political leadership of 100000 peo-
pie and more.
The democratic leader recently put
in day that, while not very different
from many others, must strike the
average man as rather strenuous for
regular diet.
Leaving Boston early in the after
noon for New York, he intended
stopping OF at Albany for an hour
and addressing the state legislature.
The train was late and this feature
of the afternoon was abandoned.
Reaching New York at 6 o'clock, he
held a public reception for nhour,
later delivered a lecture up in Har-
lem: by 10 o'clock was back down
town attending dinner arranged in
his honor, leaving the banquet table
whisked away to Newark, n. j.
where he delivered another speech at
midnight. That finished. he boarded
train for Blairstown, Pa. where he
was scheduled, for an address on
Thursday. On Friday night he filled
an engagement for an address in Chi
cago.
This lively jumping from one city
and section of the country to another
which has now been Mr.. Bryan's pro-
gram for several weeks, recalls the
campaign Of 1896, when the newspa-
per men who accompanied the demo
jeratic STANDARD bearer maryeled at
his endurance and capacity for work.
Mr.. Bryan is very much In earnest
his honesty is unquestionable and his
leadership practically undisputed.-
Atlanta Constitution.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-08
OUT OF JOINT.

The Live Oak Democrat quotes the
following from the Nashville News:
IF Mr.. Bryan's policies seem to be
somewhat out of joint, it should be
remembered that the whole world
has been that way for a month. We
have had April SHOWS. tropical cy-
clones. earthquakes, sun spots and
the like until we ought to be prepar-
ed for almost anything"
That's what the Florida legislature
evidently believes, and our represen-
tative, speaking for the people, ven
ture to take him on trust.
We don't hesitate to say that we're
mighty glad some of his policies get
knocked "out of joint" He has so
many good policies that the saving
clause to Democracy and the country
will be the knocking ''out of joint
all those policies savoring of govern
ment centraliation and sticking to
genuine democratic principles.-Or-
lando RepOrter-Star.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-08
Who is He?

The young man who is getting out
the Calhoun Democrat while Editor
Max Wilson serves out his term in
the legislature is all right. The Jour-
nails advice to Wilson is to keep him
at it-Pensacola. Journal. The gen.
tleman who is now directing the pen
on the Calhoun Democrat is an old
hand at the business and always gets
out an interesting paper.-Live Oak
Democrat.
We would like to crafty the curl
osity of The Journal, but Editor
Sherwood of the Live Oak Democrat,
who knows of our popularity and
brilliancy. advised US to be careful
Of our name-not to let 1t get spread
over the state, as the people would
make mad rush and crush one an
other to death in an effort to shake
the hand Of one who has such noble
traits of character and who Yields
so brilliant a pen. ..
We had an experience in Texas
that taught US a lesson, not to be
careless with our name. 1t leaked
out The COW boys would come to US
at all times of day and night, present.
ing their pistols, handles foremost.
kissing our hands and feet, begging
US to shoot them. Even Joe Bailey
then only a congressman, came cray-
ling to US on his keens, handing us
gold and diamond mounted pistol
which represented all the money he
could borrow, and with tears In his
eyes, begged US to shoot him, saying
1t would be glorious death to die
to be shot by such a man, with such
pistol" but Joe was destined to a
sadder fate-the United States Sen
ate - "a.
Mr. Wilson seemed to have some
apprehension about the matter for he
only introduced US to three men. but
We suspect that our name is begin
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-08
The Fullness of Country Life.

In the country every morning. of
the year brings with it a new aspect
of springing or fading nature, a new
duty to be fulfilled upon earth and
a new promise or warning in heaven.
No day is without its innocent hope.
its special prudence, its kindly gift
and its sublime danger and in every
process of wise husbandry and every
effort of eontending or remedial
courage. The wholesome passions,
pride and bodily power of the labor
er are excited and exerted in happiest
unison. The eompanionship of do
nestle and the care of serviceable
animals soften and enlarge his life
with lowly charities and discipline
him in familiar VISIONS and un-
boastful fortitudes, while the divine
laws of seedtime, which cannot be
fastened, and winter, in which no
man can work, compel the Impotence
and coveting of his heart into labor
too submissive to be anxious and rest
too sweet to be wanton.-John Rus
kin.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-08

For the life Of we cannot see why
any living Floridian should wish to
throw q stumbling block in the way
Of a thorough and complete investi-
CATION Of those internal improvement
and other matters that should be in
vestigated. The people Of Florida
have confidence In the committees ap-
pointed. who have those things In
hand. and believe they wish to act
for the best interests of all concern
ed. Then give them all they ask for
and ample time. that they may do
justice to IL. and after it is ell over
may all the clouds be rolled away"
All the people of Florida desire and
ask Is common justice, and IL wrong
has been done or trusts abused that
corrections be made.-Tallahassee
True Democrat.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-08

ming to get around town, for man
who lives about five houses from US,
came in and asked our name. He
said he had heard it, but had forgot
ten it, and wanted to go home and
tell his wife and children that he had
seen US.
You can't keep a genious hidden
away in the dark. Even the hogs
in this town have discovered and ap-
preciate u.s. They come in the office
and grunt at US in an affection way,
lean up against our legs and scratch
of fieas-o1 of them, understand
But ser:ously:
We are one who believes in the
overthrow of the public officials who
are too busy boodling to waste any
of their precious time in passing laws
in the interest of the majority of the
people. They believe in the doctrine
of every fellow for himself and do
not concern themselves with other
peoples troubles, but the people are
smarting under the humiliation and
affront of the rapists, and we hope to
see the bright star of these grafters'
glory I'D fade from the armament
and leave in the phosphorescet wake
of it's vanishing brilliancy a blurr up
on the canopy of heaven, henceforth
to become an ignis fatus. leading
them through noisome fens and DOOM
ed, dishonored, discredited and dam
ned.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-08

Live Oak claims a population of
1000, or Whereabouts. An important
election was recently held for state
senator and there were polled in Live
Oak for this Office 139 votes. Either
Live Oak has a less population than
she claims or manifests very little in
terest in the selection of good ma
terial for an important public Office
-Ocala Banner. Live Oak claims
a population now of more than 5000,
but they don't all vote in county cleo
tons. Might as we'll try to interest
a man in the purchase of the Moon as
try to interest the average Live Oak
citizen in politics. He just won't be-
come interested and excited over po-
litical matters and that's all there is
to it. However, when it comes to
voting on capitol removal We expect
TO poll about ''Steen" thousand votes.
The Live Oak citizen wakes up when
il comes to some question affecting
the welfare of the city. and is ready
with his vote, his influence and his
money to do all in his power, but, he
balks when IL comes TO politics.