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The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-10-08

alton it was decided to offer to the
boys and girls of the high schools
of the state two medals valued at
$50 and $40 respectively. These
medals are offered for the best
work in defamation under the
rules given below The purpose
of the contest is to foster the love
of oratory in the breasts of the
children, to assist in the upbuild-
ing of the high schools of the state,
and to promote warmer feeling
of comradeship among the boys
and girls of Florida. Properly
entered into, the contest will be
the most exciting of the kind in
the history of the state. The con-
test is open to all pupils of regular
high schools, and every one has an
equal chance to come out victorious
The rules Of the contest, which
are printed below, are drawn with
view of making the contest abso-
lutely impartial to contestants,
schools and sections. The boy
from Gainesville will have no
better opportunity to win one of
the medals than his schoolmate
from Key West or Pensacola.
The offer of the Press Association
evidences on its part an interest in
the public schools of the state.
The newspapers of Florida have
always been on the side of the
common schools, and have been of
inestimable Importance in the up
building of a sentiment in favor of
the advanced high school course.
These medals are but an additional
mark of their interest, and it is the
duty Of the principals and school
officers of the state to see that the
contest is a memorable one.
The contest will be held in
Gainesville, Friday, January 1, at
the time Of the annual meeting of
the Florida Educational Associ-
alton. Any desired information
can be obtained from
ASA B. CLARK,
Chairman Elk. Com. F. E. A.,
Quincy, Fla.
RULES FOR THE CONTEST
1. This contest shall be open to
undergraduate regular pupils OF
\ ~ schools of the state Of
'IIe Term high school" in
ibis contest shall be understood to
include ninth, tenth, eleventh and
twelfth grades of regularly junior
and senior high schools.
8. Regular pupils" shall be
understood to mean those who are
in regular attendance and pursu-
ling the full course as prescribed
by the county for the grade in
which he or she may be enrolled,
4. Contestants must have been
in regular attendance upon the
school in which they are enrolled
for at least sixty days prior to the
date of the contest. n
/ S. Should the number OF entries
warrant such action, the executive
committee Of the Florida Educa.
tional Association shall provide 70,
such preliminary contests as il
may deem necessary.
s. The final contest shall BE-
held in Gainesville, Florida, com.
mencing at 10 o'clock a. M, Fri,
day, January /. 1909.
7. The number Of judges shall
be three, and their decisions shall
be based upon the anunciation,
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-10-08
Timely Views and News

Of this week.
The orange crop of this season is var;n,.
mated at from $500, 600 to $3.50 600 how
increase over last years crop of about half NJ
boxes. ~
This fine October weather stirs the nus..
true lover of nature, and makes him loto e. NJ
in the woods, hunting or fishing trip, Or n
to go nutting.
AS usual the cry goes up against the shion..
green oranges and as usual grove growers ana II
pers who think they know their own bus;rss.
keep on shipping and we are going to let them n
they please.
The past week has given us delightful fall v,a|
brisk breeze for several days, cooler temOs,,]
and no rain The roads are now getting h n
condition for the heavy loads Of oranges and n
fruit that are continually coming in to Our ~.
houses from every direction.
The Arcadia Merchants Protective Assoca@
no doubt worthy institution Still its pd4,I
are sometimes dangerous prerogatives. Tbep
people who object to being reported as NOT ii
Streets as is occasionally evidenced by then n
Gus and we'll aimed protests. Such is lifeiutx
South.
We begin this week an intensely interesine
tinued story by the renowned writer, Halle m
Rives. The story is dramatic powerful ph 4
of life and action and one that no reader will ID
Ilingly aside until the end is reached Wehm
treated our readers to better story. Sober,1
this issue to read Satan Sanderson.
Disasters that occur on the other side Of he
affect US so little that small notice is being ia
! the burial of more than $4,000 inhabitants d n
India that were by food in the river Musi sGbt
ia pit Of mud and slime many miles IN a
The disaster will go down In history u
worst calamities that ever visited the earth
sss M
Bro. Isaiah. the Divine Healer, is still n II
doing good without money OF price. Ssyd3z
known people Of Arcadia and vicinity haH
healed Of various physical ailments such as
tism, deafness, and other chronic Affections 70
flesh is heir. He wishes place in which %
but has been denied any public building for Vb'
has asked,
Prof. Deycke Passa has discovered remed]l
will cure leprosy The professor is director
Imperial Medical School, Of constantiuople, n
cured patient after eleven months treatment
consists of injections OF eprosy bacillus
has been considered an incurable disease and "a
covery Of remedy will be hailed with Joy n
medical world.
The funeral sermon preached by Rcgs Wn'H
Friday morning over the body Of Mrs ia KsSf
one Of the most impressive and comforting y
Christian n,ourncrs to which we ever listepeaS
is solace to friends in the death Of 4 Sbrlsl''O
as Mrs. Reed was, aItho tie hearts bleed az MI
ing assiinder Of earthly ties. The Metnoo.t
also, on the same occasion, 50 feeinsly reno9
old familiar hymns that the words meant NE
usual Of hope and comfort to the mourners'
In a recent very excellent. and compl'
article which appeared ii the Tribune WIZ
the last state Fair. a Tampa. the au'no,
Stewart, remembers TO mention The ~
among the great papers Of the state represe"'
At the time we apprsciate she honor anv
,r,r,et reoea ntt., ~ l~{.6 <ffft<ff fruit TO ~
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-10-08

Turn failure into victory,
Let not your courage fade,
And If you get lemon
lust make the lemon ade."
Florida is still so fortunate as to miss that hurricane
which keeps lodging about in the tropics
Hon. S. M. Sparkman is also campaigning 1t
isn't necessary Col. There is no anti-Sparkman
sentiment in Florida.
The prospect of war in the far east between Turkey
and Bulgaria is considered imminent and an nterna
tional conference is to be held
The probabilities are all in favor of the turning
loose at an early day, Hairy Thaw, who killed Stan
ford White in 1906. 1t is said that the Thaw millions
will accomplish this feat
los M Brown the man who ran for governor OF
Georgia against Hoke Smith, and did not make a
speech in his campaign elected this week by a
large majority over HIS independent opponent.
Spontaneous combustion in large grain elevator
of Richford Vermont, caused the death of thirteen
persons and the destruction by fire of 100000 bushels
of grain and seventy freight cars on Wednesday, of
y this week.
Philadelphia, is this week celebrating its 22s ami
versary The founding Of the city by VIM. Penn 22S
years ago is the occasion of the Founders week cele
braton that is being witnessed by thousands Of visi
tors An elaborate program is being carried out.
, Do you know than Uncle Sam spends million and
do1iore yaar oft advance inflammation
concerning the weather for his people1 He does and
it is more money than all the powers of Europe COM
bned expend annually for this purpose, it stands
to reason that we ought to haYxethe best WsataxT
Bureau in the world. AUDI |'aee.
ss.isgse ga ] ! s sai,o,sr ". We
4 s1c3. Is [)6nM stoi les mother moccasn snake
IN MOVED over sixty of her sons and daughters,
Il 3c product of one birth, as recently told by the
= Wauchula paper, only mildly stirs Our blood. The
only comment we add to the story is to record
the satisfaction we feel in living in a community
where snakes not prolific as at Wauchula
$50
Tampa will entertain the Florida Confederate Vet
Grams at their Annual Reunion on Oct. FL and %.
An elaborate program mas been arranged ana no pains
will be spared to make this reunion, which to some
of the grzzed veterans will be the last earth
of the grandest and best. If--as has been stated
Florida has lost by death during the past year 500 of
these old soldiers those that left should be shown
the most consideration and best courteses of which
the people are capable, for their days are short
among us
Short Sermons
Patience is not paralysis.
Works are the best words
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-10-08

Office Second Floor Espeuaub Budns Oak Street, Arcadia
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-16
NEWS ABOUT ALASKA BY WASHINGTON
 CORRESPONDENT

With any dagf,e of certainty when slItlug clajw. q i- obvious that not 9l, U,r yyur "f Iur Cauuv fu Alaska can he patented r tae raly is adhered
 pr Thamrsnu th. member of parlil- mrut frnm Il. Yukon territory. was H.rs taiz Vyr. He called on Inc rr.ztd,ut and conferred with Srutor Piles u rrgarH is tHe uiu making au appropriation .f the N.-Y-P. expo -itlaa. #af eaHr=a. it k probable that tHe news that tHe= EHi was passed has h.ez disseminated alI taraueH Nlazka fr tHi~ riWs hg means af tu,. feIe- arpH The -,u4t. has hacam, eau- tiuse3 chat eH- exposition iz a good -hHg for the enuHrry. rhera is now r1 doubt that T MI uazs aatwitHStanl- tus fHo fact that ArJ.sepa i~ apros- rd ta tt Tbgfr tr- t8u many members "f tho house in rIvor of tnc biH for him to make his opposition tom strong
 sam P,rrer Jack fi,Idz Max HirsgHherg anI SnInmous af Th, can 1ls creek district are tae only AI- l~kans iu town just now
 Captain Siem af Nome. Uas here few days ago but Hr sailed today from New York for Hamburg Dr shirley k al@e making tfip ta Eurap,.
 Nj LteHt has secured a large amount af printed matter pertaining ta AIaska. and he has d,lussl tho mails with ,t. The maps and reports from tb. geo- logical survey and thc charts from ihe sepaeiie survey aiIl be found Inc tere>fiug to ranber pf people in tfa Nafiblaad
 Congressman salzsf Is in eammani- cation with rh. people of Fairbanks in rssari to Tho l1hur troubles thcre. bu' # i- 'heaghf fhat nathug can he accomplished .afa the attorney gene ard having expressed hjz d-trrmina- lien tt ksep tn,. =uldler- an duty ml- tH n. dIfncuH - adjusted.
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S-In case any uam saHI VitU- draw from Inc race during thr run- uius uf the same. th, driver aud os.u.. must report tu the judges of tH. f.t ..s as soon as ruSsibly
 lo.-Np aid ur assistance of any sort i- Co be given ta driver or dogs rN- rrrt at regular stopping pI8tt.S. and such places are ta be dtsiguatvd hy th" driver to the judges or to the sommtte, tn charge, before lhr rter II. An entries ar,. tu be made ta tHr secretary of thy kennel club aI its offices m the Nom. Bank X Trust company building to whom att places ef stopping ta rest. f.,d or stimulate dogs or driver must hy designated 1--Nt such plaep- where dogs and driver rest. feed or stimulate. it ls understood that tho assistance of Istr- ties other than thr driver uf thc tsam will br allowed \ driver may stimu- late. rest er feed at ans poiat with uut designating lhr zHns-- provided h,. does the same alone aud uuassisted t2 NJ driver can receive any as- sistaRce iu rreeFeriHg taasc or iast dogs ar In repairing hr+kya sled or harness or any 0f the rgrs~sury parts of complete traII ouJnf fhaf may be t"-t or broken
 1-tfI entries shall bs made oH or before te o'clock noon. saturday April i> t'eS. exrrrt for the Hot Springs raee. entries for which may te made up ta uoou April 22. 1s0S
 tz-Apy one violating any of fhes, rules shall forfeit all rights Co any prize provided therein
 j. C. GNFFNFY.
 k F.. BOYD
 WI. < WEST
 Committee.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Peter Zowras. James Mantjos. \. Englert. Grant Vaughan. Ole Vike. J. Johnson. D. Levy, their heirs and assigns
 You are hereby notified that the un- dersigned has expended more than the sum of one hundred C$IOO) dollars on the following placer mining claim for the year 1907, to-wit: The old Chan nci group. on the east side of Bowhead creek. tributary of Cripple river. sit uated in the Cape Nome Mining Dis trict. District of Alaska. and recorde l in Vol IA. page 264. Bonanza Record ing District. District of Alaska. Lo- catcd March 90. 1905.
 And you are further notified that if You do not within ninety (90) days from the date of final publication here Of cause to be paid to the undersigned your proPoFtionate shares of such ex- penditures as eo-owner your interests in said claim will become the property of the undersiHged under section 2324 Revised Statutes of the United States.
 A. G. SWANSON.
 Co-Owner. Date of first pub. March sl. 1908. Date of last pub. June 90. 1908.
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PIONEERS


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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Natiee Is hereby given that bjd4 win h- received at thc office af the clerk of the District Court until : o'clock r. m.. un Tuesday, April 2I lanN for the removing of three build= ins= "u Barrack Square. a distance af ucufy-fiyc feet Co the south from where they now stand. and placing them au foundations
 Also separate bids for building 4 foundation on Rarrack Square for a court house. plans and specifications of which may be seen at the office of the clerk uf the said court The right to reject any and all bids is reserved
 ALFRED $. MOORE.
 Judge
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To D. Willis, l.. Flowers. A. Newman. \. Fox. and their heirs. success nrs or assigns
 You are all hereby notified that i have expended during the years If 191G to 1908 one hundred dollars each year in labor and improvements upon the Tundra claim. situated on the rigat limit of the Topkoll river. back of tho lagoon. in the Nome Mining District. District of Alaska. Location notice recorded in Vol l6l, recorders office And you all are further notified that if you do not within ninety t90) days from the date of final publication here of. cause to be paid to the undersigned your proportionate share of such cx- pcnditures as co-owners. your interests in said claim will become the property of the undersigned under section 23e4 Revised Statutes of the United States.
 HARRY EVERETT.
 o-Owner. Date of first pub April {. 1908
 Date of last pub July 6. 1908
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SHOWS NOME BASKET
 BALL TEAM RETRIEVING.

ln the Kansas City star of January 26 k cartoon of q man. who is pre- sunahly m Eskimo disappearing on hands and knees into one of the little snow hutS that school children were made 10 believe were the reuglar resi- denees of the Arctic natives on the pants of the man is the label Nome basketball team" and under the car toan is the legend. Home team sends Northerners to their holes"
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-16

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KENNEL CLUB ADOPTS
 SHORT RACE RULES
Some ta-kaa Arra n. Iaas

&eme ta-ka Area II. laaS
 M 5H- undersigned. constituting T -amfuae. Her.tafar. appointed 70 rro- tItl-# f..r s-H.aHrt# of short races fa be hrd under the mspires nf the Nom- Kenaa Club bog lc.,yr ta r.- bort
 TAr committee has provided far lhre tc,s a- follows.
 o...c t,n-mflr uter ta hc rum Monday. A,Ht ee Iee>. from Front street and I.aa-'- Wat=lH Nome to Hyo#mtlcs east of N"m- te=H l.e~t established beyond Fnrt Davis and return -o starting paint srari to he made al II o'clock l. ta Teams ta be started five min ufez apart. First prize $so aud one half of entrance fccs. second prize. ,ne-haif af entrance fees. Entrance fee. s.
 onr rHirty-mile race. 10 be run Tuesfar Aprl 4I laoS. from Front street and Lanes Why fo Cape No,a~ raadhaaz- a.d leturn to starting point start '" he made at II o'clock q. m. Teams tp be started ten minutes apart Fir-t prize yIoo. and oue-half 'f entrance fees. second prize one half of entrance fees Entrance fe-. $lo.
 one race tu be started April % 1908. from corner of Front street and Stead man avenue To Kruzgamapa He; Springs with a compulsory rest thcre for zach team of at least 12 hours be- tween the time of arriving and the time of leaving and return to starting point Race Co be started at 10 o'clock a m Teams to leave dftetn minut $ apart. First prize s25o second prize. .Jl entrance money up to SEQ En- trance fee. Sl5
 The committee Has adopted the fol- lowing rules to govern the races
 l-Auy dog owned by amy member of the Kennel club that has been duly registered on the Kennel Clubs book If registration is eligible. ta this rae. except those dogs which ran in the three winning teams in Inc All-Alaska Sweepstakes raee. and they and ea..a If them shall be ineligible.
 All drivers must be members of th,. Nome Kennel Club.
 a-The award of no prize will be made until two hours after the last team returns in eacn race. in order 10 give time for all protests All pro- Tests must be in writing and filed with the judges within two hours after the arrival of the last team.
 i-Each driver will have 10 depend on his own skin and speed of team to pass any team ahead of him. and no whip is to be used in any way either by passing team or team passed. nor any words or atcions which will tend ta frighten or confuse either team. Teams passing in opposite directions shall give equally to the right
 5-No limit k placed on the number If dogs driven.
 6,-Any dog showing signs of brutal or inhuman treatment shall at once disqnalify team from race.
 7.-All dogs driven must be kept with the team and brought in.
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Miners and Merchants Bank of Alaska
 NOME, ALASKA
Capital $1OO,OOO

] F. CHILBERG, President J :. KIMBALL, Vice President W. l" COLLIER, Manager (. G. COWDEN. Cashier l. j. COLE Asst Cashier
 \ W kAH. Assaver.
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5latz Weiner Beer at tn. Bank.
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ELEPHANT FELL
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 raar, l- always q nude something feHs her- fa ust#en# GaHeies. hus up e zHa present fH#r. frs been ua f,p- H-aa+Ht eha#e~- a#e- aa + uAila the tr.-.drut eafs f.W af lis tru-ty -.a#s- ae.r fs t=a White House. and a .aHf.reH.= k Haid fa -.z# sltf ,aa he H.na ahaut t#foNne "a aaneHd hitch aa Inc nomination for Taf, Cannon aud Fairbanks and KnnN and I.a Fol- He'.~ are looking as roy a- possible lud ueimatns that thrs might be he #ueea t4 accept the nomination f ftI ..-fe The general coar,u-u- ef epin- aHH that fH- office i~ seeking worthy mH rHrtahou is laalsiug for some rIae- aa NhIeh ta Test his haau. and EHa1 Raot oh" al-- had Hi,le bug zu= ma.r his tel-bruehed "taprer' wanting tu kuln if f.n free and Wtrw#~I-d citizens vHa hay. be,n made delegates ta-th. national eous.n- ton. would ltl,e fa nave q ronfereuceI with him. af ff there is anything be can dn te rhlise them There are --v- araI others who arc willing ta sacrifice fHam~-Iss- to -ae, fHrfr country but thr mem .it thr votes at th" eou- yrutiru Ious wis. and say Nothing doing
 Mr f>err-a a mrtHsr af Mr Gale at Fairbanks. was in Washington d few days asa. after having -reut portion of fHe winter iH 'ha vicinity of the WaIld-fanuus blau's-Stour.
 J W. Albright Nome attorney nas here far few days witH a view |" securing some legislation that win enable the miners of Seward peninsula and other sections If Alaska ta secure e patent To Jhetr claims withau, hav- iug them plat'"d au Enc true north and south lines. A il k impossible for lrasp,-etsr ta establish these directions
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-16

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