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Evening journal., 1908-10-13
Three HELD ON
SERIOUS CHARGES

Badly cut with razors in the hands of
coIored men on the night Of october 3. at
Rislng sun. William Gordan and Thomas
Deveney. both Of whom reside at Henry
Clay. we're able TO leave the Delaware
Hospital yesterday afternoon. To-day
they appeared against their alleged assah
ants who were given preliminary hear
ing before Magistrate Hasunes.
Tho defendants. Thomas Smith, John
West and Albert Gardner all colored
we're each held in $1,000 bail for court on
the charge Of assault with intent 20 com
nit murder and their women companions
on the night Of tho trouble. Minnie Nicho-
las. Cora Gardner and Cora Reed wero
each fined s. and costs on the charge Of
disorderly conduct.
Gordan and Devenev gave practically
the same testimony. They said that the
defendants we're on the same car with
them and appeared TO have been drinking
They acted impudent and disorderly and
when the witnesses got of the car they
also did. One witness said he was struck
by one Of the colored men as he stepped
from the car. In the trouble which follow
ed the white men were roughly used
Evening journal., 1908-10-13
FINED SIS FOR CUTTING
WOMAN WITH A RAZOR

Henrietta Finney. colored. was tho
complainant against Henry Davis. COL
ored. in City Court this morning when
the latter was arraigned on a charge
of assault and battery. The original
charge against Davis vas one of break
ing and entering with intent to commit
murder. but Assistant City Solicitor
Satterthwaite asked that the charge be
changed.
Davis. it was alleged. burst in the
door TO the room occupied by the Fin
new woman. in the house at 239 Tatnall
street Saturday night and cut her with
a razor. Deputy Judge Joslyn fined
Davis S25 ana costs.
Evening journal., 1908-10-13
file
THEIR TICKETS

At 1.3O o'clock this afternoon all the
political parties Of the State. except
two. which will have a place on the
state ballot. had filed their ticket with
Clerk Of the Peace Qugley. The In
dependent Republican and Prohibition
tickets were the ones that had not
been presented TO tho clerk.
Attorney-General Richards. who.
with several other Republicans organ
lied the Independent rarty, said this
afternoon that the ticket would ae
filed before night. possibly by himself.
He said that none of the Republican
candidates whose names appeared on
the ticket had withdrawn. The Prohi-
bition ticket will also be filed this af-
ternoon.
All the tickets. excepting the two
named. were filed early in the day.
That Of the Republican party was pre-
sented first and the ticket Of the So
cialist party followed. The Demo
cratic scket and the electors on the
independent League ticket were filed
yesterday.
Clerk Of the Peace 'Quigley will now
proceed 70 have printed the full New
Castle county ticket.
1t was said this afternoon that al
the Regular Republican nominees vii
withdraw from the Independent Re
publican ticket after It is filed. I
they do. men interested in fhe Inde
pendent ticket say. other candidate
will be substituted.
A change viii probably be made il
the Republican ticket. whereby Jacol
f. Kirk. of Kent county viii take th'
place OF John Carrow Of Dover. a
/ Presidential elector.
Evening journal., 1908-10-13
TAFT TRAIN
JUMPS TRACK

By United Press Leased Special wlre.
STERLING. Ohio, oct. lS.-Did some
mlscreant attempt to wreck the Taft
special Just before it reached Sterling
at 1915 to-day. or did spreading -ails
cause the forward trucks Of the Con-
sttution 10 leave the rails? But for
tho fact that the train was running at
reduced speed, Mr.. Taft. Governor Her
rick. Senator Dick. Of Ohio; Senator
william Alden Smith. Of Michigan,
and a number Of other distinguished
guests upon the candidates car would
have been either manned or killed. AZ
Il was. the passengers in the coach
were severely shaken up as the wheels
left the track and went humping over
the ties
Evening journal., 1908-10-13
MAY ATTENp LEAGUE SESSION.

Tho Board OF Street and Sewer Directors
may be represented at the meeting of the
League of American Municipalities at At
lanuc City on next Tuesday II was sug-
gested this morning that Sewer Engineer
Taylor be sent to represent the board. but
no action was taken. The board has not
heretofore been represented at the meet
ings Of the League. Now the directors be-
lieve that they could learn of many valu
able methods in their work II they become
interested in the league.
Evening journal., 1908-10-13
MORE PRAISE
FOR STREET BOARD

Tho Street and Sewer Directors got
another bouquet this morning. The
Reliance Fire Company sent a letter
thanking the directors for repairing
Lombard street between Third and
Fourth streets and complimented them
on the quality of the work
The street department placed asphalt
on the old brick pavement. The fire.
men were so pleased over the change
that one of them started to use roller
skates on the smooth street bed. The
fact that he fell and broke a leg did
not diminish his pleasure over the
change, however.
Evening journal., 1908-10-13
LEVY COURT ACCEPTS ROADS.

At the meeting of the Levy Court
this morning a communication, in the
nature of a report, was read from
the supervisor of the Pine Tree road.
certifying that the road had been built
and was accepted.
William II. Householder was elected
constable for Red Lion hundred.
The following roads which have been
completed were accepted on the recon-
mendation of Highway Commissioner
Price.
Depot road from r. B. & w Rail
road towards Glasgow. nearly four
miles built by Horigan & CO. Lancaster
Pike road from city line 10 Red Clay
Greek, built by J A Kelly Co. and
road from Cooper's Crossroads to Nc
Cannon's Church. built by Stewart and
Donohue
Evening journal., 1908-10-13
ATTENDED PARTY AND
THEN WENT TO A CELL

John Praziwitowski, a Pole, was
fined So and costs in City Court this
morning on charge Of disorderly
conduct. Pradiwitowski was arrested
by Patrolman Flynn in Liberty street
a few nights ago after he left a party
and was not very willing to go along
with the officer. He wanted to take a
nearby fence along with him and he
and the officer did a tumbling act in
the street and rolled around in the
street dirt in a lively fashion for some
minutes
Evening journal., 1908-10-13
DEMOCRATS RALLY
IN OPERA HOUSE

The Democrats have made all ar
rangements for the political meetins
which is 70 be held at -he Grand Opera
House tonight. The doors will 90
opened at $50 o'clock and the meeting
will begin at 8.
The PRINCIPAL speakers viii be Con-
Eressnan Theodore A. Bell. Of Cali.
fornia. and Frank s. Herring. Of Indi'
ana. 10Th Of whom are well known in
this citv as members of the Fraternal
Order Of Eagles The visitors will
arrive here early this afternoon ara
viii be entertained bv Edward Krause,
a past worthy president Of the Eagles.
Early this evening Mr.. Herring will be
taken 10 New Castle In an automobile
10 address a meeting there and viii be
hurried back TO the CITY TO make ati
address at the Opera House followins
Mr. Rell.
Following the meeting at the Opers
House the distinguished visitors will
be guests Of the local Aerie of Eagles
at their hall in West Sixth street.
The Democrats have named lons
list Of vice-presidents. They viii oc-
cupv seats IN the stage which they
viii reach by the King street entrance.
Evening journal., 1908-10-13
pr. shortIIdae eoes West.

DR. and Mrs. Edmund d Shortlidge
left this city yesterday for San Fran
cisco where DR. Shortlidge will take up
practice as an eye specialist. The
doctor Is a son Of DR. Evan G. short
lidge and recently retired as surgeon
in the United States Army. He had
been stationed AZ Fort dupont
Evening journal., 1908-10-13
Homstt eoes 70 Atlanta.

Linton Howett. the former mail car
rier. who was sentenced IN three years
Imprisonment in the United states
Court yesterday. was taken 10 Atlanta.
Ga. last evening by Deputy Marshal
J. w Mitchell and W. RAYMOND Finn
a son OF Marshal william r. Finn.
The prisoner will serve his time IN the
Federal prison at Atlanta.
Evening journal., 1908-10-13
Mr.. GRAY HAS A
GREEN ONE NOW

John G Gray has discarded the striking
cream-colored slouch hat which created
so much excitement at the Democratic
State convention. This morning he appear
ed at the meeting Of the street and Sewer
Board in a slouch hat Of the same shape
but it's green.
Evening journal., 1908-10-13
The Fall Gloves
Dependable, Stylish and Low Priced.

and long Gloves OF every style and coloring
that will be worn by correct dressers with the
new seasons garments. And we have done an
other thing-bougit so carefully and skillfully
that we can offer Glove values that are unique
in this or any other store
Look through your Glove case or that top
drawer OF the chiffonier or bureau-make list
of what YOU will need in black. white, or the
soft new tan shades-then bring the list to this
department and see how easily you can buy for
present and future needs.
Small sums buy extraordinarily good Gloves
right now-at this store.
Evening journal., 1908-10-13
PHILADELDHIANS
WERE WE'D HERE

The Rev. George L. Wolfe married a
Pennsylvania couple Of refined appear
ance Yesterday afternoon. They gave
the names Of William johnson ana
Miss Estella f. Wright. The groop
IS % years Of age and lives at Honev-
brook. Pa. and the bride, who is 10.
resides at No. 1916 South Market street
PHILADELPHIA. Mr.. johnson is employed
in a clerical position in that city.
The couple obtained a marriage
license at the Office of Magistrate Bro
man and then proceeded 10 the hore
of the Rev. Mr.. Wolfe. They We're
accompanied bv Mr.. and Mrs. Ernes,
A. Wallace. of Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1908-10-13
GRAND JURY AT woRKHoUsE.

The trustees OF the new Sasue N"uil'S
Workhouse are holding their regular
monthly meeting to-day. Tho members OF
the grand jury are visitors and after max
ing an inspection of the institution were
entertained at dinner.
only regular business was transacted at
the meeting Of the board.
Evening journal., 1908-10-13
Flashes From the JeWeHFy
Section

Our Jewelry Department is a particularly
fascinating spot these days 1t is teeming with
novel and unique oonceits which have just
come in and which we will be glad to have you
inspect
The latest fads in brooches, buckles, belt
pins, hat pins, veil pins and other pretty and
inexpensive ornaments are here. as well as
watches rings and everything else the term
jewelry covers.
Values are the best you'll hnd-for. while
nothing cheap or shoddy ever enters this de-
partment we sell reliable .Iewery. all other
merchandise, at fair and legitimate profit.
Evening journal., 1908-10-13
Wall Between School and Church.

The e. 1. Rice, Jr. Company has pre-
pared plans of a cement wall TO be
built for the Board Of Education be-
tween the High School and Trinity
Church. The company has also pre-
pared plans of walks to be laid on
the west and south sides of the same
school. and of a driveway and new
fence at No. 2S school
Evening journal., 1908-10-13
PusEY & JONES co. WANT LIGHT,

The Pusey and Jones Company this
morning requested the Street ana
Sewer Directors to place an arc light
at Front and Lombard streets. The
corner is under the railroad arch. The
street commissioner will investigate
whether the railroad company is light
ing under the arch as well as 1t is
supposed to do.
Evening journal., 1908-10-13

The New Castle county Levy Court
will meet the Kent county commits
sioners this afternoon in a joint effort
to settle the Fleming Bridge dispute
The New Castle Commissioners declare
that Kent still owes part Of her share
for the construction Of the bridge and
the meeting today is TO settle the mat
ter if possible.
Evening journal., 1908-10-13
Card Of Thanks.

We desire to return our sincere
thanks to the members of the Sheet
Metal Workers. No 2ss for their kind
ness shown to US in our late bereave-
ment in the death of our son. James F
Nurtha. and the prompt payment of
their death benefit.
Mr. and Mrs Patrick Murtha.s
Evening journal., 1908-10-13
To Address coIored Men.

Dr. c. P. Erby and f. NJ. Hulett,
prominent colored Republicans Of
Washington arrived in this city today.
They will address a meeting of colored
men in odd Fellows Temple. Tenth
and Orange streets on Thursday night
Evening journal., 1908-10-13
To Rem owe Wreck.

Bids will be advertised for in few
days by the United States Engineer for
removing the wreck of the steamer
Gulf Stream. off Hereford bar. New
Jersey. The steamer was sunk some
time ago and has since been a danger
TO navigation
Evening journal., 1908-10-13
COUNTY BALANCE OF si47,76o.s7.

The weekly report of county bal
ances was submitted ty Robert Nj
Burns. county treasurer, TO the Levy
Court to-day. showing sl47 ,7so.97 70 the
credit Of the Low Court OF New Cas-.
tie County.
Evening journal., 1908-10-13
no oraanire Twelfth Ward cluh.

A meeting will be held at No. 1919
West Second street tonight for the pur-
pose of organizing a Twelfth Ward
Republican Club. All those desiring to
become members are cordially invited
to be present.
Evening journal., 1908-10-13
British Steamer in Port.

The British steamer Waddon' from
Meiillones. Chill, arrived in port to-day
with $500 tons OF nitrate Of soda, con-
signed TO the dupont Powder COM
pany.
Evening journal., 1908-10-13
G. e. Annual convention.

The annual convention Of the Della
ware Christian Endeavor Society will
be held in Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church on October % and 2S.
Evening journal., 1908-10-13
nnmnstlo Trouble Leads to Wounds.

Martin Garrity of No, 1924 Walnut
street received medical treatment at
tho Delaware Hospital early this morn
ing for scalp wounds which he said he
sustained during some domestic trou-
al,
Evening journal., 1908-10-13

seIak & Hoffman say they have an
Immense line of briar and meerschaum
pipes. prices low. 1S E. Third street,
Evening journal., 1908-10-13
Anti i-License COMMITTEES Meeting.

Tho Brandywine Hundred Anti-Li-
cense League will hold a meeting this
evening at the home of J. Atwood We'll
din
Evening journal., 1908-10-13
To Discuss Flerina's Rridae.

Selak 6 Hoffman say pipes are plen-
tiful and cheap at 13 E. Third street,
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-20
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To O. Icn Wheeler his heirs. -ucec-- ~nrs or assigns
 You arc hereby notified that tLr uu- dersiened has expended in labor and Improvements the sum If one hundred dollars for tho year l967 upon the fol- lowing claim. to-wit Gopper-d queen Lode, situated between Sherret creek. tributary of Pilgrim riyer. and Lulu creek Kougarok Mining district. Dis trict of Alaska
 And you are further notified that fl you do not. within ninety osol days from tbr date of final publication here a. cause tu he paid 10 the undersigned yeur proportionate share of sad expen- diture. as ee-owner. your interest in said claim will become the property of thc undersigned. under Section 23.4. Revised Statutes of the United States. Date of first pub Jan. ?. 1908
 Date of last pub. March 26. 1908.
 F F.. DUNLEVY.
 Co., Owner
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DAWSON MAN
 AN EASY MARK

T#. FeH@H na#@a af Ne, - aa= 'a.- -'aa .l sae a4aae e,r-- re#s,.afe ita.a# aaa aha#aear rg raaant nra. a4 .-sra4a
 a-mHs .au e.# a.t=st Ha aes4 rt a nr5d.. aeHuE a r..a auIur. uf @#a- Har Ffa#=a a a,a =al a tH- -Heaf -tstay.aa ". ..#4~H -aaz4 r1Eg 9I an as.UlMaf lr m Aa= =-e m#et s,areaf a4e Y-t N,e- fa# '. Davidson ptasaa 8aaam- t5=H.t eHH f9fe FH. Has HHe h.= aa#He HH= dHe-, and aauas#f.d H= zHnr. fe mWr eas Mrs. J I Janaz
 taraH# rfaao. x y.aHz o.t
 a- asa saaH @ept ua4aae. = tareH a- ta nrte t.r custodian E Wa. ad taea nae= H#r ,faPa WItG Lzs t....a= I.==. af :. ti.tIastiau. nas. .t Su. aa ued,a. uuEeI fHe #.aa. rftrtee of D1eid<ar.s -Iiysat st. n s,.rs# of ; brid- TUr lad, lI.r .z.n ..E. Eu t um. Uith
 r4 J.-H.a.4 HH-H count ar -==. tez rre-r.. -a-zr tHHam aattr.
 N.a Ea lE# l.ar-e.aef a.ataa ua
 #tfar#sa. esr.Hafa eefara .t.aaruf.
 .It .ae wnrs. .ta asa4d m.
 tr.. mraaht- ta tt- Ha Mr-. ia.... a4- lae impatient THa n#..g
 H.e .. Had to sit .snara 4 .as. fa# .. auaI-,pat .saar t.nay af-.r- .ua Hn#f n. t- humiliation if n.a- HI.a far 14.u A. further
 =a. ~. ..a aesf- l.a -.a= aut ea .aaa-. aH a.HeH= action uf ii. li=easf atrarH.y- ar... for Jude. '-4H.aa# hold H.r ea r1s srrd tare.
 Nj h--- t-fea-r t- art-H. .r e rHa .. sH- admits =ha #ue Ha.nHt abau- mrrylpe fine Aia-a1a
 aid Hot tHtead ta take h. Daa.s Ie had rut Tn f b.r pocket ls.a .Has had a=l-brsgea .se5r l.- lHrf a.rh a cold hotrfe md-Ueff aar inc b"u. har be1d a,s in al a-alls and ahru sha parted company aaa Davidson sine forge. all ahau. HtHE his uaars anal ieas'ls
 Mir Iaae=- ea th- ssite--z stand teat tHfr ta, vbei- -teas ef ih-I- meeting 3aa srert-stI Tagr Hst aHiIa engaged .a yairmg far The same bea'.l street e,r Alr I.u.- wanted fa knes the tjme. aud patia-a. of aham -ar ,aaursa casually. taIa haf th. hour and eemaries i. sas rather nhy weather Shs agreed with him. tHd ssad something ahaut rr, horrii s.ls~ being ~iaa1. t.tea,Ht... taev lH trndu.ed themselves fu ..4rH .aI,.r In tnrr- dovs ihe Alaskan H4,u4 r.,..a-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-20
MATTERS
 RECORDED
FEBRUARY fq 1908
 Locations.

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 Proofs of Labor. ...t Y t.s.-fe. l. L N. .--s N.H ea.,E. u IT TuEaas. .. F.a# furm l#ss.. 5##.. N. ahue#. IH### .r
 Nn Nn4H eaIaa
 T.a Thumb md Polar .a... a.f s#auas and taaiz- eula#a- Na b,lass Specimen euIe= aa E. l. NH Nae#= rra#H
 Ne Ltuls Specimen guIaa No 4raea rHuHaa araaE Convex fraction l.. I. Dry erg-s ruuef9v, Traction l.. L. prr rr.as TibtiIz rr#Jlua T.. E. urs =f-.F. Ne ENtHt ut -raeE N" C Ext# pr #rre Nu h,taW N9utaw crock fIaVers"u H-u-# r. L. Aue creek N.. abeer GHsf.r szr-k. N" h,Ia2 EaaH# .r-af No Suaa eugH-
 Na sthuss pr. sr,oe Ne ta ahaze A## rHsss Na above uffaF erseE No above osharu, rr.,a Show SHas. l. l.. amu araaE No above AHsft ,r--t Alabama bench |. L. Nasa creek. mea.aua naetan L. [. haea eIeris
 No b.ea Specimen ama4. l.. l.. Anvil afeaE
 x" he'ae srg~ueH pulrH. l.. L.. Auyl ara.s.
 Nr .sbas- Nassf eissa N" II ahasu Anzl. ,rasG. NJ. 2 ,;ordaa eHyH
 Nu h.loe -oa &aafaa N..= Na b.laa NHai .raaE Nu >ahaaa AH#3 ..saa No b,uN MaW.Hu .ar..E Nu 1brrec brv -rr,H- No. 5ho4s Suafaas af..E. A' tHs request af Seward bfe. es. ea Wila oaesa MH5gg & TGaIae Ga-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-20

.l ea HeitatiaH 70 call offered her h. tazs and fortune.
 Tt.y asr.. tl dinner together In a Morrison zfr-rt ttl.. last Friday nlght ..HeH Ms Jones sase her answer. ST. 7t#tt- ste told him to sa tp Alaska. lie r-sraHdei ihaI all He had was HeF=. Hef children af whom taerr aar 'tf-r. a-re te ha 6rp in schonl In Portland
 THey were = meet again the next nsHt. md af parting Friday Mrs. Iaf.s rtavfuHE remarked that sine wa4 Haf# sure hy esHld eaH aH her. Was he n rdfnrstaa she wanted To know.
 Davidson was greatly gricved that 'ae iueeaty af his affections could he iauhtr#. Scr Hcr again Why h. would sit up aIl night counting th. seconds. CT na. better than that, He wanI1 leaN" his watch with her. He "aald leave his mmucy. something Ike tita and ais diamond worth SIio. Now. could she ui-tm-t him
 THay did not mr~t again. that is not HHaf tt-fr meeting u court yesterdaF farsH'oa Mrs Iuaez Thought better of .'ae eetas after leaving the rough .ti- t-i..a aad leeldrd Il could urter be. Saas. taa poets -ay. i- somau's pero- satte
 az z" his paItry wealth. she ayers that she forgot II entirely II was In Hca purse. but she did mol think of this Ausa -1n boarded train for Salem q, sisit friends there and forgot her Alaskan suiter
 The Alaskan after hearing af h.r departure dfi not become real angry Hati m hour ef t~a after His regular tims tpt satine supper I, ls related Then iap~li,d by his empty stomach h= equally empty paek-ts and his -.ured affections. he cnnfded in Thom-
 Kay abp leut sympathetic ear. boarded rhr next train for Salem an1 brought Mrs Jones back.
 IL happened that Mrs Jones had the maa,y set in -her possession She de- aied having aay intention of stealing the meaes- saving she was not in neeI et if having 500 which her husband gaea her recently as a separation al- loaanee Rut her conduct and her protr-tatiaus ef innocence did not ~es@ completely ja harmony so the aear' hel4 her for tha grand jurg. Da- vidsan HiH get his money back. at least. in which event. no doubt. there wlll b. a fresh opportunity for some compatible lady to explore the poetic realms of Alaska in the gul5e of Mrs Davidson.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-20
DRIVER STOLE
 THE BODIES

NEM YORK u-s. IS I.Hahla a muaea tmsst uueh ts-- n. aasa 4e ste usae laba caaas. za 4.sa. 4ta # a+- aa 14m sAtz #. 4- isrtt..s .s I> Metropolitan at,.e. Erooafa MI. n5b.l.t aut a.Ia .,af Hr .a HIsreaa,r= a5aeH H .Hrp arr- tH--. traa,-
 Pm -t .,- eHe aun8r- tIane at4- tan -.raa Juuaicl u. uam,a.ars dHaaa ar ta.a4 -truel |. graar, ea. af line reir lin fine some tau, If Ter dark l-s .eeuing. when Policeman Ims EIen.e topped Il a.n Harden brook at,aas and drote tHa Nagun eih eeHH= aud eao sHr-. A43,.-a r. rar Sat.Hs eighth ra#nar -r4H aauec
 Collins aud h- 0a- drunk and Has e.ad of il H. said H~ had brought tar ho1i.-. winch w,re uusIam.d from tHe st MHeHay- Home u Eeekaaay Eeaca and From St Joseph Ho-maJ Ear Rork1U5y Thrs aerr fro-s of rao children 4Ad a4 aIula raArs daa be.u instructed tr taE, rH.r ro a. ratror- d.A but drink Mas m- mn doiug lie fea- lock,t 1p n tar -ft- aau haa.. aHd his anrlayet aa- asfI daa
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-20
A
 YEAR IN TOBACCO

NEW YORK. Dee. Ia That one iobbiug firm affiliated with the Amer fcsm Tahacen Company dn-s a busi- hess of sla.ooa.noo 4 year m New -ork city and Ynuker~ ut~ brought out yes tetdaH in tae hearing af the govern men''s action against the company be- fore United States Commissioner Shields Adolph D Rcudcin. presi- dent of the Metropolitan Tobacco Co. 90 testified with reference to this con ceru.
 over = per cent of the jobblng busi- ness Of New York was controlled by
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-20
KILLS WIFE AND AlmeLF.

ROANOKE Na Dee 10 William Moody 4 Smyth caunty farmer Jhf.. miles east If Marion. last evening -Har and instantly killed his zam4 vife and thcn committed suiciIo by blowing off the tep.of hi- head 4itH -batgu No cau-r has he'n assigned for thr tr- redy. which occurred in Inc Nao5v home. Mrs Moody Na- Mis- G-oreit oak member a woit-bnavu Smyth county family. before her malr9ee. 2 few months ago. fe Maady.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-20

the Metropolitan. Mir Bendeim con tinued. Il bought out twenty smaller jobbers. most Of whom were required to sign an agreement not to re-enter the tobacco business within speei- fed time.
 II ". Reed. president of the Am sterdam Supply Company. organized to purchase supplies for the American Tobacco Company and subsidiaries. said the supply company recently earn ed enough to declare a stock dividend of 6o per cent. The stock was owned chiefly by the corporations purchasing through the supply company
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-20

Yes. the Nugget Express aaes freightinE tn the beach Hnc from Iit- tte to Irene creek dailv Prone Nugget office. Main 46