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The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-10
NATURE TELlSYOU
As Many m Alaska Roddsr Knows
 Powell

When the kidneys are sick,
 Nature tells you all about it
 The urine lis natures calendar.
 Lnirequeutor too freqvent action;
 An urinary trouble tells of kidney ills. Deans Kidney PuIscurea all kidney ills. VIC. Johnson gardener, oflO2I Mill St., Salem, Oergou, says: " I had the gripa year ago this september and believe iC left me with kidney complaint. At any rate, Isuilered with pains in the small and aching .at night. In the m)rning when I arOse,I felt lame and tired very easily and often felt languid, Occasionly, there were attacks of headaches and dlz- zy spells and often there were specks be- for my eyes. The kidney Secretious were and cOutaiued'a sediment The rsIleiI obtained from Doan's Kidney Pills was very great. IielJ better after taking the first box and now feel in better health than for Q long time. Ev- cry Kidney sufferer should use Deans Kidney Pills"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Fosser-NIiIburn Co.,, Buffalo, N, Y, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the uame-DCan's-and take no other
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-10
BUY NOW
Select Your Souvenirs Be-
 fore Season Begins

Do you want to ,ssnd 8 souvenir of Alaska home to relatives or friends {: Buy now; before the beginning of the tourist travel; buy when you have large and choice stock from which to make your selections.
 We have the best line ID Alaskan souvenirs and novelties ever present ed to the Northern public.
 Our stock of watches nugget, ieWeiFy, precious stones and other articles was never 30 complete or SO worthy of your patronage. Ifyou need anything come and see what we have before you do anything rash.
 The repair department of our estab- lishmenc excels. Its notices are AS GOOD AS NEW and sATISFAC- TION GUARANTEED.
 We examine your eyes fires of charge; we it dsfectiv eyes with glasses that will remedy the defects at prices that are right
 ,l. Ikuta, Opticisn ard JeWeler
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-10
PAST RACES
Dead of Two Nations Lie
 Side by Side
Special Correspondspce)

Seattle, June 6-Students and those interested ln the past will have sr opportunity, at the AlaskR-Yukon- Pacific Exposition a: Seattle iu 1869 to examine side by side two mummies, which, although they belong tC different ages, people and portions ot She world, yet are the most perfect oI their kind chat archeologists have yet discovered.
 The wonderful mummies Of Egypt are kuowu to every school child; the no less wonderful mummieS, of the natives of the Aleutisn archipelago have seldom, ii ever been exhibited. The big exposition that will be open for the four and a half months succeed iag the Ist of June, 1909, will have several Egyptian mummies in it's curio exhibition, New York, Philadelphia, and McGm's College 10 Canada each having some very perfect specimens Of the royal family of she land of the Nile,
 F. A. Bauer Of Seattle and Sitka, On & recent trip to Seattle brought with him a story of 8 newly discovered cave filled with mummiess The cave ls on 8 small island Of the AlsutiOn group, e7l- deutly a sacred isle, where the sncienls of the northern races buried the grest of their nation. Chiefs, medicine men sad witch charmers, ss well as great warriors were embalmed and laid 10 the sea cave where The dry air kept them for ages undisJurbed. It was the universal belief among the Boring seq Indians that as long as the bodies Of the warriors were preserved from nat. ural decay their spirits lowered about the tribe and fought of the evil spirits of their hereditary enemies. There are about 50 muumIe5 10 she cave from which Bauer obtained the one now in the city, and the bes. Of these win be selected by the commissioners of the exposition sud Wnl be brought to Seat tie aud laid side by side with the mum mics Of the kings who lived in lower Egypt before the ParthenOR had be n built on it's great hill and before the wolf that mOthered the Roman Empire had wandered in the forest of the Se7- CD Hills.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-10
ROAD COMPLETED
 OVER PORTAGE

Major Richardson I IeJurned from Ket- Chikan oa the Dolphin, where he has been Inspecting the new road just com pIeJed across the portage on Prince of Wales island, near ketchiksn. The road is about four miles long but win be extended and improved as traffic jus tifes
 Tbe major says Ketchlksn is very prosperous and is growing steadily and permanently and is destined to be the center Of what promises to be 8 great mining district.
 The major will remain in SkagWay for 8 few days when he will leave for the interior on 8 tour of inspection for the summer.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-10
Bottor Prepared thnu Ever

Having put Iu @ steam boiler land other machinery we are better pre- pared thun ever 10 do hTsJ-class work % short notice.
 5-23-lf Skagway Laundry
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-10

AmerIca's finest production. Rich and mellow. At the Seattle, the house of old honest goods and reputation , ]
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-10

The Fifth Avenue hoEsl has unlimited accomOdatIous. Steam heat aud every thing modern.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-10

A new Piano i0rr,nt or sa le-lrquiro Principal Barber Shop. tf.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-10
PhOns City TruaBEsE

For your coal, wood and general haul ing. Phone go, BoughtOn's cigar st6ra, lO.4-lmO
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-10

Now Piano For ssons or Sale
The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27
NARTEL JOTTINGS

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comparatively dry sp-u Of several
weeks. which Is very much needed TO
fiji -ha ponas
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The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27
EELLEVlEW ITEMS

SpeC.a! Cor Oca,a Banner:
The Baptist revival closed sunday
morning. The meetings were Of much
interest ana greatly enjoyed 10y all
Who attended th-m. Rev. Mcleod Of
Webster did some faithful work
while here and made many friends
VINO regretted 70 $50 him leave. We
hope 70 welcome him here again III
The near future
Mrs. Lila D-.Seers Of Oxford vas
rp "Wednesday visiting her sister.
Mrs. Freeman. Of Bp,lev.ew. and went
n 10 Shady Grove 20 visit other rel.
ariyes, returning 20 Oxford Sunday.
Miss Lula Snow and Mrs. May Nc
-.-auI Went 10 Jacksonville Monday
IL q business trip. returning Tues.
la night.
On Tuesday night he north bound
passenger train got or th.a track here
opposite the depot, and had il mol
s-en that the train was slowed I'D 70
pat or "a passenger much damage
might have been done. As i was il
.coh tn Spmmerfe-f and Santos sec.
ion gangs - repair The track for The
other trains. and the express was held
@err from ! - . O'Clock. Fortunately
ao one was hur-.
Nj Caurhen has been quite sick.
The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27
y COUNTY CORRESPO ONDENCE

THOSE present were Mr.. and MrS' >,
NJ : Carter. Mrs. W d Graham anu
Mrs. H. q. Haycraft and daughter
Ethel. Of OcaIa. Mr.. and Mrs Edward
others The evening was spent very
pleasantly.
Miss Leste Bitch Of BIitohton Is
visiting in the Brick City.
Mr.. Sebe Weathers and Mr.. Mon
-bo,ou Atkinson visited the Brick City
Monday.
Miss Annie Atkinson Is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Monrhoion At
kiusoE.
Mr.. Ernest Rawls Will shortly leave
for tk.4 Bay City.
Dan Cupid is on the warpatn. and
W. think the wedding bells will ring
soon. Come. wonder with ME.
Nr. 7. W. Coulter Of Blirchton
passed through this section on his
way ID Ocala Monday.
Buegi-s are getting quite numerous
ot late in our village, and on certain
days they whiz around the corners
quite often. Look out. girls.
TECUMSEH.
The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27
LIFE At CITRA.

Sp-c.a. cor. 70 The Oca,a B1ne-:
schoo, opened last Monday with a
rather small enrolment. Mss Eliza
beth M.zene IS principal and Mrs.
Care Harter, Of Spar has charge Of
cha primary department.
Mrs. J. s Wycof and children re-
turned home last week. after spend
ing several months with relatives in
Savannah. Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward L. Wartmau
have gone TO Brighton. 5. c. After
spending a short while there they Will
20 on to New York 10 meet their
daughter. Miss Mary. who sailed from
Bar.in on the 14th, and IS expected 20
arrive in New York on the cath.
Mrs. r. T ana Mrs. c. r. Carter
spent Friday Of last week IN Micano
py.
\ card from Mrs. :. 5. Harris. Seat
-, Wash. 70 one Of her Orange
Blossoms" stated that sha would sail
On the big ship Minnesota. for China,
On the 12th OF this month
NJ. J. {. GreineT IN visiting IN Viz
z.n.a.
Dr., CarswaIl has gone . Jackson
vile 70 meet his wife. who has been
spending The las TWO months in
Woodstock, Va
The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27
FLEHlNGTOh
=! Cor Dca.a Banner.

Spacia. Cor Oca.a Banner,
Fall of The year is now her and we
aTe glad 20 welcome IT,
Miss Ella Powell opened her sch00.
a. Pennington last Monday morning
The writer. with others. wishes for
her a successful term.
Our farmers are busy gathering
their corn.
The pro;rac,e1 meeting closed here
last week. There was only oHe add.
ton 10 rha church membership.
Ms Leila Jones Of Will-,on was
The guest OF Mrs. D. Fan- last Thurs
dav.
Miss Allie Matthews II, las Sargr-
Day Tor Summerfela. where She VIII
teach school this winter. We Wish
for her a successful term.
W. notice q certain Young man
travelling west pretty often. There
must he some attraction.
Miss Carrie Caldwell. who visited
here last week. returned - h-v l0m-
g. Gambler la-- Sunday.
AIr Edd Caldwell Of Candle visit
al friends here las Sunday AM Mon.
day UNCLE REMUS.
The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27
3 ERllN ITEMS

Special Cor. Oca-a Banner;
The debate a. The Berlin school
Friday afternoon was on the subject
of Wet or Dry" On the wet" side
were Robert Ferguson. John Williams
ana Miss Mabel Beck. On The dry
side We're Gary Beck, Fred Smith and
Miss Lottie Mills. Judges, Rev, 4 4.
CrumpJon, Geo, W. Mills and our
winsOme assistant teacher. Miss Rae
Folks. After a not debate, lasting for
over an hour. the judges gave the
'drys" the right OF way. and the way
they fOurished the little strands Of
white ribbon was a caution
There was a small party at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mabe Carter,
at Carter's Pond, last FRIDAY evening.
The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27
4 WORD IN SEASON

Reddick. Fla. Sept % 1904.
To The Editor Ocala Banner;
4 the opening of the cotton season
0i 1876. the farmers around Lake City
We're offered ) cents per pound for
their long staple cotton. Instead OF
selling their cotton at that price 1GG
IF the cotton growers formed a stock
concern. built q cotton warehouse,
stored their cotton and later sold it
for - cents.
Haryie Jordan. AZ the cotton grow
-r,' meeting a White Springs. say
hat the long staple cotton crop OF
- t5-@u,Uoo bales-s0ld for $4.500,.
""'. Tha cotton crop Of I9o6-tp.oQt
oal-s-sold for $9."ooooo; or Two
thirds a. large d crop sold for twice
as much.
i few years ago a short cotton crop
Of >."ro.o"0 bales sold for an ayears,
Of but t. cents & pound. The cotton
crop Of 1903, between 1000. 600 and
12.o"o.o"" bales, sold for $3.50. .ood.oo0.
and this years crop, estimated at
about the same number Of bales. is
expected 70 sal, for. including cotton
- = p-o''I''7- ''.'''''''' OF HeaFi!
three times as much
i'.7 '''-- 67e4 '"'oT u the cotton
'-'r VI 1870 owe. 4'''9 "it De- enough
'' '"' '--T S'Si'7 oi FIoFlda four times
-
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-,.''' "--'i' i'-1--5u'.S agreed 20 hold
---'-- C'',oA Tor Ia cents pound.
"4 Ions cotton Association at White
2-'''l'~7' I id iaSl week agreed 20 hole
.--'--' -'-,2h lor from - % - cents
p7- PoUn1-
"--s j. '~'S 2Fea- change IN he cot.
.'-. maj ''''' mere are today -.""",-
' farmers belonging 10 the F c. d
49, IL.->' ol them III the cotton
S.''..'S- iHeE aTe unit on the plan
'' Tie grower OF cotton making The /
p''7 Oh cotton instead OF the specu- |
'''. anu COTTON gambler Instead Of
'''''i'= '"e cotton On the market. Tex
- acne mas >'' cotton warehouses. !
owned hy me farmers. in which they /
re ana hold cotton till the marke- /
JUS mes them 10 sell it, Tta 0rha, |
''''o" S'a'es are doing likewise. The |
ttttNrFl counties IN this state ara 10 /
The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27
For a Sprained Anita

. -. -. >pIdlhed ankle may be cured :,
'D3ul 1,,;-, onr,thirf he time usually ~ -
r 5.!reG by applying Chambarii..LISg. re.
ran IAN Balm freely, ana giving j. ~ ah-a y.
60 CO. rest For sale by all duo
The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27
FOR RENT-Furr

roor'' 00 ZEN FURNISHED rooms; also
- ,oomls ,I lor light housekeeping. ApnIy
% MIS- Haycraft, SO n First ST,
9-26-l2t.
The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27
ION JEFFERSON DAVIS ON PRO-
HIBITiON

President jefferson Davis upon the
subject of prohibition, cOmmends IL
self 10 the consideration Of all citi-
zaps who earnestly desire the welfare
Of the commonwealth:
Beauvoir Mass, July 20, 1881
Colonel r. P. Lubbock:
Nv Dear Friend-YOurs Of thr 12rh
instant with its enclosures has been
r~s~5|sa: s,rr heretofore declined 'N-an-
swer any Of the inquiries made for
nv opinion on the constitutional
amendment now pending in Texas
Reared in the creed Of democracy.
NV faith in its tenets has grown with
irs growth, and [ adhere 10 the maxim
that the world is governed too
much"
When our fathers achieved their in
tdanendeDce the cornerstone Of the
government they constructed was in
diyidual liberty and the social organ
izatiOns they established were not for
he surrender. but for the protection.
Of natural rights. For this, govern
ments were established. deriving their
Just power from the consent OF the
governed This was not to subject
themselves 10 the will of the major
iJy. as appears from the fact that each
community inserted in its fuQdamen-
-al law a bill Of rights to ~ Il The
inalenabIe privilege OF the individual
There was then a twO-fOld purpose
n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and pre-
ypnJion against trespass by the strong
Upon the weak, the many upon the
few
The world had long suffered from
the expressions of government under
the pretext OF ruling the divine right.
and eXcuSing the invasion into pri-
yate and domestic affairs on the plea
IF paternal care for the morals and
good order of the people
Our sires rejected all such pre-en-
sions, their system being: Govern
maur by the naonIa for ,ba ,ao,1a
resting on the basis Of natural. inaI.
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The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27
DONOS Al EEoOlCR EREsT
ENCLY TOLD
Pleased Witr tre Teachers-Tne Wet
and Dry Contest Assuming Shape
and Getting Wsrm-The
Country People Al One
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The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27
Cabbage PIante

oVg''o0 Jersey Wakefield Flo,
Dutch and Early Summer: ready ~ ~
'' i sl.-0 per 1000. Address
T. K. GoDBEY & son
Waldo, Fla,
The Ocala banner., 1907-09-27

FOR SAlE-My property on Okla
waha avenue. For terms, etc. apply
TO Mrs. E. Jeffords. Ocala, Fla. S.2l.6t.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-09
SUMMONS.

In the United States Commissioners
 Court. Council City Precinct, Second
 Division, District of Alaska. A. V. Dedrck, Plaintiff, vs. Alaska Gold
 Dredging Company, a Corporation,
 and Edw. C. W. Ferguson. Defend- ants.
 In the name of the United States of America, to the Alaska Gold Dredging Company, a corporation chartered un- der the laws of the state of Delaware, and Edw. c. w Ferguson, the above named defendants Greeting:
 You and each of you are hereby sum moned to appear and answer the com plaint of the plaintiff in the above en- titled action within thirty days from the service by publication of this sum- mons upon you and each of you; and take notice that if you fail to answer the court for the relief therein de- manded
 The above entitled action is one for the recovery of money wherein the plaintiff charges you with the non payment of the sum of $95765 over and above all legal set offs or counter claim upon contracts for the payment of money due and owing from you to plaintiff, as follows: To the plaintiff individually upon an account stated between you and the plaintiff the sum of s90200; to the plaintiff upon an ac- count stated between you and G. A. Adams, which said account is assigned to plaintiff, the sum of s55.65; also for interest on plaintiffs demand from the 18th day of September, 1907, and for costs and disbursements incurred in this action.
 The summons is published by order of the above entitled court. dated Oc- tober 24, 1907.
 Date of first publication November 9. 1907; date of last publication De- cember 21, 1907, when service will be to answer plaintiffs complaint within thirty days from said last meptioned date.
 Given under my hand this 24th day of october, A. D.. 1907.
 G. A. ADAMS United States Commissioner and
 Ex-Offiicio Justice of the Peace.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-09
RELIGIOUS
 FANATIC
eooKKEEPER IN GOOD POSITION BECOMES INSANE AND KILLS
 DAUGHTER.
Nuggets Special Service.

DETROIT, Nov. 6-Albert Stem melon, a bookeeper m a good position and with a happy home, became insane yesterday and killed his two-year- old daughter, Helen.
 He took the little girl in his arms and went out to Belle Isle bridge Thdre he knelt down and had the child kneel down. After offering up a prayer he threw the child in the De- troit river and watched her drown.
 His insanity is of the religious or der. He spoke freely of his act and stated that he believed in making a sacrifice to God for the sins of the world, and even as Abraham of old had offered up his beloved son so had he offered to God the one he loved most.
 He was persuaded to go to police headquarters and told what he had done to the sergeant at the desk No sooner had he been locked in cell than his wife telephoned the police that her little girl was missing and requested them to be on the lookout for her
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-09
Imported Pilsner and Coburee' drausht beer at Board of Trade.

Editor Nugget: l wish to announce to the people of Nome that any one wishing good, pure water, free of charge can have same by coming over to the well and getting it. All l ask is 25 cents for pumping two barrels or $1 per load, all any man wants. Charge for pumping only; nothing for water
 N. D. SWARTHOUT,
 Proprietor. Don't forget where the good well wa ter is. out Stcadman avenue, across Dry creek, just on the left hand side of the main road. Good road all the way to the well.
 No charge for water Charge for pumping only two barrels 2l cents or one load for $l.00.
 x D. SWARTHOET,
 Proprietor.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-09
ANOTHER
 LYNCHING

COLUMBUS, Miss, oct 23.-John Lipsey, negro, was lynched last night. He was arrested for criminally assaulting Mrs Ed. Windham at her home near Pickenvillc, Ala, short distance from here, and was brought to this jail for better protection Last night the jail was attacked by a huge mob. who battered down the front door, took out the prisoner and hung him to tree, then riddline his body with bullets
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-09
MA r 2 E FRS
 RECORDED
LOCATIONS. CONFERENCES, ETC. FtLED FOR RECORD WITH
 RECORDER.
NOVEMBER 8, 1907.
Conveyances.

O. w. Carlson to H. D. Adams, oct % 19o7 all interest in Happy North Pole. No 6 Fox Gulch, Nellie bench Memory asso, Sunset creek south F lots 54 block B and uud. F interest in north F of same lot andnorth 30 fo t lot block 53. Nomc'city.
 e. W. Carlson to E p. Adams. March II. t9o7 undivided l-l interest in North Pole Hapry and No. Fox gulch.
 Q. w Carlson to <. \. Ashley. March II. 19o7. und. l-5 iutrrcer in some rrop- erty
 A x. Ashley ,o Ah,rt Fink. Nov :. 1907, 1-lo interest in North Pole. Happy and No. 6 Fox Gulch and |, to- terrst in lax ou said claims
 R. p. Adams to Albert Fink. Nov 7, 1907, 1-2o interest in North Polc Hap py and No. Fox Gulch and ls interest in lease on said claims.
 Power of Attorney. A. x. Ashley tu R. D Adams. Oct 12, 1907
 Mortgage
 r.. M Andrews to A. II. Biggs oct 3, 1907, west r lot , and all of lols 43 and 4 block 3l Nome
 Proof of Labor.
 Nos. G and :. Last Chance creek, Good Chance ou Lost Chauc" crrcN severn Thompson.
 Nos. 1 and cold Channel Auvll D. II. Traphageu
 No. and No 3, sunset creek x O. WmQuist
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-09
THINk WAR
 GER AIN
RUSSIANS APPLYING TO U. S. EM. SASSY TO JOIN AMERICAN
 NAVY TO FIGHT LAPS.
Nuggets Special Service.

ST PETEHSHrEc. Noy s-Tho Russians are taking the tal,rd-of war between the United States and Japan seriously, and uotuiug win make them believe that the crash k mot near at hand.
 The American embassy here i- nood- cd with applications from Russians who ar. anxious to serve in thc Am- nrican ranks through tu. war; and amongst the applicants arc many dash- ing young officers, who have never lost the sting of their defeat and whose only ambition seems to b" to obtain one more opportuniryof meeting the OricutalS on the field.
 Of course. all applications are turned down courteously, but il seems impos- siblc to convince the people of this country and particularly the popula tiou of this city. that war is not about to break out between the two peoples
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-09
WANT CAMPS
 OUTSIDE
Nuggets Special Service.

TACOMA Nov 9.-1hc Arctic Brotherhood delegates are in favor of establishing camps in this city and in Seattle, but they will take no definite steps in the matter before confarrng with the brothers in Alaska. Tho lat ter will be asked probably -oou to express their ideas ou the matter after which, action oill br taken should the men now in the North bo favorable to the scheme
 \ committee of twelve has been ap- pointed with power to act to take the matter of the A. E. building at the cx- position in charge Tn. per capita charge has ben reduced to 5O ceuts Der aunum.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-09
SHOT AND
 KILLED EDITOR

PETERSBURG, md.-Charles Leads, editor of the Republican, of Kersey, rol"- Was shot and instantly Killed by n citizen of that place Yesterday who had followed him here The man claims that. au article pubusbrd by Leads reelected on his wife and hr felt justified in killing him He has been placed under arrest