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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-07


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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-07

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-07

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/ Den Gnleoning / Sinterens Sob Ia.
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for fig. en- al Ienigbebens Gmbeos-
m9nb ifol babe ubtaIt:
"Spis De Ereiter, hi bar bsrt, er Ell
Erspe pao, bpab airfen bar at frem.
bpoe, er ieg b~eorspet."
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Ga gisr ban oct gobt, og Der er ingeu
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at boIoe fine 9urer oppe paa Den 8ts.
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al Sheer, iom Yerioner, Der er paa
Saarebuict, bar fommet til BAN
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bonerne igien bli operlaot til Jig ielp.
aan De oa itpre tit 2aub % iig ielp
poa en- noaenInnbe ifitfelig Maooe,
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maa bette 9ano igien tage Cuba I'M.
ser fine ginaer. Cuba itaar M paa
Iulaets Stanopuntt.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09
NOTICE.

Notice s hereby given by A. F. Boyd that hc i- the owner of the plac- CT mining claim known as "The Three Friends Placer Claim" also known as the Ida May Bench Claim" and also known as '.No. II Bench" lying on the east and west sides of the north end of Steadman avenue and extending 10 the south bank of Dry creek; that the same was valid mining claim and lawfully in the possession Of my as siguors al the date of entry of the Nome townsite and long prior thereto. and that the title to no part of saii claim has been vested in the trustee of the Nome toWnsite.
 \. F.. BOYD
 Nome. Alaska March 9. 1908 !
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09
STRAIGHT DIET OF PoRcuPlNE.

SEATTLE. Jun 2a The steamer Portland arrived iast night from Ka- ulhe When she reached that port t UaS found that thc town was iu sure us.d of rruyisinH~. owing ta rough aoata'r none ef the regular boats have been ablr to lad supplies. ana Tho smati stocks carried by tho met e#aHt- #ad become about exhausted.
 THe k4ialla people have been aith= aW fz.-l meat Tor TWO months. with tae exception af rorcupines. which abound Ha.r tncre. and which Inc pco- pie -a> they were glad te gel ta re- i9s,e the manotany af thcir regular Hf.t.
 Fortunately the Portland eneoun- aerad far weather. and all of her sup plies wgre landed The mail which shc carried north was the first that had been received there since Novem- Der F. 4
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09
EDUCATION
 BY ROD
THIS SORT OF PEDAGOGY SAID TO BE PRODUCTIVE OF BEST
 RESULTS.

NHN YORK. Jan That t4e fad NH 5euu b,aary au integral rtr, Q. eiatstlau n Nc4 Yara city is expected as tHe result or au investigation made by a -f-raf committee of ta, school b.a#.
 expected tHat tHr committee ..s ..uEat ia rtsur af corporal punish u,lt under certain restrictions. NJ; aHs laNr thr teachers ar New York he=- asked regarding their opinions ..r. ...Hat3i punishment hut Inc com- mute, has asked and received oriu- vus treu hundreds of teachers in at- mast etsry city In America.
 Ta--- teachers are overwhelmingly u f7yar of restricted corporal punish Geat
 IT. tasutv--tx of the tairty-uiae largest cities IH country the com mtuse learns corporal punishment ia ane4.I and the investigations of pr Elmer F. Brown United States com -miss.oHeror education. lead that official Co express the opinion that corporal punishment judiciausly administered ! i- productive If the hest results fl most af tho nrE, citte>.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09
MANY LOTS
 ARE SOLD
NO FURTHER NEWS RECEIVED FROM WASHINGTON AND
 TRUSTEE BEGINS SALE.

NO answer has bara received fr1m the secretary ef II, Interior ts fae council ta the#4usrs =snt about ths safe af the vacant iotz in ta"#eiiy af Nome b tHr fsNusitc ffu-fee.
 NIT e"steu aauneueed selling th. lots this morning. and many were dis posed of From this day forward n, sale will ga ou regularly every morn ing and certain munger of lats at!' be disposed of each day
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09
eskImo's WONDERFUL AGILITY

Tho ability af the native as aa ath- irtr is rult remarkable con Satut- das uteht. in practice for tn bIe eif- GUS meu Kicked with both f,at ra a HsiEhf af seven foot Tho system is ous peculiar [" the Eskimo. =e.a=I-,Hg of efforts tu kick with both f.et q hafl su=f.aaed fHm fhe ceiling. EaaH cau- teztInr take- his urn ud uI haze taueh,d tHe ban Anyone failing drops "ui "f the same. Tho persisteucy f ths sHet"stauts borders eu ta, raust- tr H- f5ey attempt the apparently =1- pefHmIu
 gu-ta-suk. # muscular native fraa th bIameae~ and very genial fef. h4. ina supreme and beTuirm effort Mes"d himself ~quarcis ia the face. TaausH considerably injured he WiH ha able to porf1rm at tine hig shua
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

N"lie, Is hereby given that the poll book for The registration of voters of the city of Nome for the year 1908 Is now open al the city clerks office in the Staples block from to I2 n.. and 1 To r. m. Said book will be elased March 2S- 1906
 W. T. LUCAS
 City Clerk
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09
LARGE CROWD ATTENDS
 THE MASQUERADE

great crowd of ma-4uyrldcrs a,- tended the ma>que bal given by th, San- of tho North Saturday evening at Eagle hall and o8e ar #s rleasaeles, of times WIS enjoyed.
 The costumes were ar n unusually varied description aHJ zam- seers work. of art and e"H deceived t4e -iz heauaul pri1eS eiv,H "a addition "a that fact the dancing r5H ovcrst .r. els, a.r. perfect
 s57.5o Wolf Robes for s32.5o. Sim. son Bros.
 Lsmp's St. Lotus Beer on drsugb, al The Club.
 wombat coats s17.5o, worth s32. .5o Smson Bros.
 Go to the North Pole BaFsry for Inc eezt Hf"aa and pastry The 9uls coffee house in tevn-
 Granite Mining Candles are the best
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09
HARD TIMES DANCE.

Fhe Eaelr dance. Thursday Marf l2th will hc what Is called IIarI Itme Dance Prizes Will be awarded 'o Che host characterized costumes.
 First prize awarded to tho best lady will be one complete sct- of Rogers Bros Al ~ilvcrNare. which is on eN- hihitiaa at Ar Ztmcr.s jesgclr} star,.
 The second prize. awarded fo the best gentleman am he John E. St.tson hal
 Program starts af aa Extra pieces "f music ggilI he engaged. Gents. xl: ladies 5o cents. spectators. 90 cent-.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09
TICKETS READY.

The tickrts for Che St. Patrieks hHH#u=f aar naa ready and mav be had or application ta members If the com mittre The dinner Wirl take plae. ua th, hours preceding th dance.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09
CARIBOU
 SLAUGHTERED

Pete 0iesou. taa mn carrier state that herds 4f caribou abound .a the district aa"und Eg.ata3ia ue.r and that several of them ha1. been Killed
 Some natives aad couple af Hft. men succeeded in killing fs.fu rsead1y= recently
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09
JOHN cOPLY RECEIVES
 NEWS OF FATHERS DEATH

John < eoI3s received hy tha asr ma1 tHe news af the. deata uf his fl- thsr ueurY CepIy.
 Tho sad evcnf occurred at eolfaN Wash Jan :. and Has due ta old age Mr cprly. ST having just passed tho age -uura-.a tn be allotted to man
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09
CUTTER
 SMASHED

\ aef~e helansins tr Pete Jarei- ran a0aH yesterday afternoon. but in trs- me te turn quickly after hi~ dash down SfradmaH avenue lHto Front etfaot he Wl~ earsizrd and fhe cutter fs4= -naSaed
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09
ACCIDENT
 AT MABEL

Sam eeHaer~ i~ IH Hele CHa=s Hos pitd suffering from afufie- caused hz bucket which feIl down fhr .HaG au tHr Mabel bench THr uiHrr- ars z.t.rs Caatusiauz uu tH, hudE al4 us seriau~ re-ult i- s.arrd sam ts a brother af Biek eumss# .ts # t# owners af the ground.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09
FOR HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY

THosa WHo are going To give tho IIgh S,hnol entertainment March II desire t te te understood that the pro- e.od- Will b. given for Inc benefit ot tae High School libr1p instead of the Carnegie library
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09

Stem Bloch and Alfred Ben Ianrtn Suits marked down to sf450 simson Bros.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09
PUBLIC AUCTION.

T"" dogs. property ot the AIa-ta Road Commission. "ill be sold al puh- itr auction Thurs'ias. March r. 1908 at 5 o'clock ?. m. at ] = Brown barn ou tpa street. between Izt and End.
 3 ALASKA ROAD COMMISSION
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09
LOST.

Watch, size 1s. Bartlett. open face No. 1il57423. nickel case; cor Stead man and Third avenue. or on Jess creek trail Return tn Nugget office, and receive reward if
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09

4o.MtLE ENTRIES. Close March i4. Fee sio. tst prize 5000; End. stoo; 3rd. $50.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09

lemp's St. Louis Beer on draueht at The Club.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09

Consider aaa prepare for High School entertainment March II.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09
High Grade Imported and Domestic Cigars at the Board of Trade.

Granite Mining Candles are the best
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09
Classified Ads.
WAN ED.

WANTED. MARINE steam engineer. corner B and Second avenue. Good position Apply Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-09
FOR RENT.

ROOM and hall over the Hunter (with lease)- Easy terms. Inquie Joe Hall manager. TWO-ROOM cabin. Inquire al this
 office
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
WOMEN ana. SOCIETY (
Hf, You Don't Believe h Santa Ciau
 Don't HanE Yeur stecking Up.
BY PRANK !. STANTON.
Marae nsnkhsaa owes, seelety D atos. Phone Ios

If you don't b'Iieve in Santa Claus. and that your way he'll call, Don't mind the Schristmas stocking don't hang 1t up at all But when Christmas winds are Wnls- tin, and the home-lfghts burnin He rides away from little folks thst don't believe in him!
 HI When you hear his sleigh bells Jingle on the house-tops snowy-whtte. Say. "The Wind Is playin' music for the witches O. the nightF When he's slidin' down the chimneys or the still and dreamy town Iris the Wind that wants to warm himself-the Wind is comin' downF If yon don't b'lieve in santa Claus. like other folks b'lieve, Just wait till Fourth O. July, and forget it's Christmas Eve. Say: "The children-they Just dreamed him, and they think he's true-and- trueI"
 And don't hang up your stocking-for he won't believe in you'
 W When the floor is piled with playthings. and the Christmas trumpets brow Say no fairy-folk have been there and that Santa Claus alnt so! When your stockings lookin' lonesome, then you'll know the reason why: You'll wish you'd made-belieye in him fore Santa Claus went by!
 V. Your great and great grand people they knew him far away. (There's toys that he gave them in the attic there todayD The chair grandfather dreams in--he gave him that, you know, For bein' once a little boy and b'lievin' in him sol
 VI But--don't you hang your stocking up. if you don't think that way. .,z, And know lots more bout santa Claus than folks that's old and gray; But--when Christmas winds are whis- tim and the mornin' stars burn dim,
 He rides away from little folks that don't believe in hinll Uncle Remus-The Home Magazine
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20

these ends. It Is only by continued effort and unremitting activity-hand to hand. shoulder to shoulder heart to heart that we may hope to keep apace with the worlds progress.
 "As Illustrating the necessity or con +inuous effort, venture a lesson point" ed bv the experience of Alice in Won derland, who, running hand in hand with the Red Queen of Hearts, stops breathIess. to find that she is In the same place as where she started. 'Of course you are said the Req Queen. when you only run as fast as that you only keep up with standing still. You must run twice as fast as that to keep from dropping behind ''In the march of events we must run with all our might and strength to. keep up with standing still. and as tast again to keep from falling behind.
 Through our Federation, interwoven with noble aims and purposes there must run like a golden strand, giving beauty and strength, the essential prins ciple that the end of life is action. and not thought though the noblest.' In such activity 1 bespeak your earnest advice. sympathy and cooperation, Knowing that without these may not serve you at all. only hinder; but with these we may take some steps towards the goal for which we strive. l greet youi
 Maggie P. Coleman"
 Montgomery, Ala. Dec. 1, 1908 :"
 
 4 MUSICALE.
 4 charming recital was given yester'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20


 themselves together to work for the xood and advaneement of the child. u has worked It's way through some oil- icult situations and has come to nold It's own firmly and successfully and to- day has membership of fifty, com posed of the following: .. .
 Mrs. J. B. Allen. Mrs. D. M. Andrews Mrs. C. Baber. Mrs E. I. Cadden. Mrs Louis Cardinal. Mrs, W J. Chambers. Mrs. J. n. Cody. Mrs. E. l.. Cox, Mrs 0 ". crist, Mrs. covinston. Mrs Frank Duncan. Mrs. Dickson. Mrs. w. R. Friedman. Mrs l. T. Gilchrist. Mrs. Albert Goodyn, Mrs. D. r Cor rie. Mrs J. c, Haas. Mrs. W. II. HaiRler, Mrs. E. O, Harper. Mrs. E, c. Hsrritt. a Mrs J. M M Hopkins, Mrs w. M. Hudson. Mrs. w. N. Jones Mrs. Frank Julian. Mrs. E.. E. Lang ham,; Mrs. w. F Isedyard, Mrs {. Ievystein, Mrs R. Marcus. Mrs. z Moritz, Mrs. E, A Parker Mrs. Pc, Per Belle Allen Rose, Mrs. Ray .Rushton Mrs E Sandwich, Mrs. Charles Scott | Mrs. Charles Smith, Mrs. $. B. stern 1 Mrs. Stevens, Mrs Forney Stevenson Mrs. 1'.J. stopgh,, Mrs. J. A. Thomp'
 The president is Mrs. Ray Rushton l first vice president. Mrs, w. E. Led yard;. second vice president, Mrs. For 1 ney Stevenson secretary. Mrs. J Met I calf Hopkins; director, Mrs. w. l I Chambers.
 1 MIR. AND MRS. HENRY ENTERTAIN 1 MT. and Mrs, Osborn Henry enter tafned at cards Friday night in ceIe | bration of the first anniversary of thei marriage. A buffet luncheon was serv cd at midnight. The ladies prize. sti
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
arRs. coLEnrAN,s eREET-

s-ses ANt&S E0 CLUB WOMEN. Ladies of the Alabama Federation Of
 Wolnen's Clubs:
 q come to you in this my first public utterance with & thrill of trepidation. but that is overcome when I realize that by this means am enabled to ex- press to each club woman in Alabama my appreciation of the great honor you have done me in naming me as your executive head. It Is an honor to be an integral part of such a body of women as compose our State Federation. and l wish my first word to be one of thankp to you that you have considered me worthy to follow women who have done so noble 8 work In Alabama as have my pTedaGessora,
 ."Our organization should be and 4is. a vast power for good. It rests with you and with me. to take strides for ward. We have pledged ourselves to certain great .principfes--tO use our united strength to be better home-ma- kers. to obtain better schools. for bet ter civic surroundings to work togeth- CT for civic health, to preserve our her. ftage-tiie forests, to procure for our children an education that fits them for life; in fact, we stand for all that is high and ennobling. and come to you asking you how we may best further
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20

day afternoon by a number of pupils of the Sternfeld Studio of Music. The program included numbers from Cho- pin, Greig. Chaminade, Beethoven and others and each composition was rem 1ered in an artistic style. the pupils displaying careful and thorough train ing. An educational feature of tn" occasion was the reading by Miss Sternfeld from the life and works of Beethoven. Pictures of the great mas ter his birthplace in Bonn as well as the bouse in which he died. were in teresting to the pupils. Miss stern field concluded the program by playing Beethoven's WaIdstein Sonata. This Sonata was composed in 1905, and dedicated by the master to his most valued and appreciating friend, Count Waldstein. It was a revelation to hear this great work interpreted by such an artist as Miss Sternfeld, who witk her beautiful tone and depth oS feeling fully portrayed the composers meaning. a% s4-.us
 NOTICE. CLUB WOMEN.
 Tn consideration of the fact that Montgomery has such an active club life it has been deemed expedient to establish a Club Department of the so- ciety section of The Advertiser. Be- ginning with tomorrow the Monday is-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20

yer mounted cologne bottle. was won by Mrs. R. p: Mnnk Tne 1as genlsHgMH gem sT Mr fell to Mrs. Gaston Lewis.
 Mrs. Henry wore gown or silver ceiving with her were her sisters, MisS Theresa Vass and Mrs Eleanor F1ss- patrick.
 NOTICE, YOUNG W0MEN,S ,-,.,,, CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
 The hoard of directors of the Young womenfs Christian Association Will hold its last regular meeting or the year tomorrow (Monday) morning aF MrS' 1 Florence Harris, president.
 Mrs. Margaret Booth, secretary. +
 On Monday evening at s;sO the Eel. Eel lowship. Club will meet In the cdao eaaO tures of the, evening, there Will De a picnic supper. The chief interest VIII be the packing of the Christmas box for Captain odom. of the Salvation Army.
 Eugenia Knabe, president.
 sudie McDade. secretary
 There will be Christmas service In the association parlors this afternoon at 4 o'clock. MT s. A. Cowan, pastor of the South Side Baptist church. will speak on the subject "The Unspeakable Gift" Miss Virginia Dewdell and MISS Anna Hunter will sing.
 The regular meeting of the College Girls Club will occur this afternoon at 8:45. at the Young Women's Chris, 1 Christine Glass, president. | Louise Chesnutt, secretary | + If Miss Evelyn Farmer of Dothan, wno ! . | sing at the First Baptist church thts | morning. Miss Farmer has beautt- l fully cultivated soprano voice of great range and sweetness. 's. ..'' 1 The Showdown Domlheers met with Miss Louise Robertson Thursday ev- | ening and were entertained charming ly The clubs guests were Mr and Mrs. Pete Graham. of Prattville. and
 The Christmas colors evident in dec orations, refreshments and gowns of the hostess combined with the Christ mas spirit of the guests made the oc- scarf pin, was won by MT J. H. smith | t-
 Miss Kate Noble will arrive this week to be the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. s Hamilton. on Pleasant Avenue.
 Mrs. W H, centerht and little daugh | ter. Shelby, of Asheville, N. C.. arrived list night. to visit her father. MT. JohI f R. Fuller on Hun Street.
 Mrs A. A. McLemore has gone tC Aberdeen, Miss, to visit her daughter Mrs Walker Bowler, and her grand daughter. Mrs R. A.sNevtlle
 
 Miss Flora Youn ghas returned hom' after a delightful visit to Miss Camille Lamar in Macon. Ga
 l
 Miss Dfzzie Crenshaw left today fo Columbiana. to spend several days witt Miss Martha Glenn.
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 Miss sallie P. Walker. of Faunsdale will spend Christmas with her sister Mrs. c. E owen. at her home on Cour 1 Street. s....
 Mrs. W. S. Childs is spending Christ mas with relatives in Georgia < ..i' 1 I.t-7 F-.5zt z + 4 4 Mir. and Mrs Henry J. Parrish. 70 Capitol Heights, left last night fo Bainbridge; Gaa and .5acksea9illes Fla