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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-09-03
RAopEs.

Rhodes, Sept. Monday finishes
the final work at the Stark mine.
Fifty to sixty laborers of this place
Will then be thrown out of employ
ment. The mine, although its re-
sources have never been very great,
has been carried along, probably
more of detriment to- the men than
a benefit, and 1t is with rejoicing on
the part of many that they may now
look for new Job.
The teachers OF Tuscarawas town.
ship met Friday to elect officers for
the ensuing year. The election re-
suited as follows: President, Jesse
Snavely; vice president, u. W. Wal
ter; secretary, Per Lee Shilling;
committee on program,A. j. Kurtzen,
d. w. Walter and Per Lee Shilling.
The first institute will be held some
time In Ostober.
Friday evening the football enthu
siasts of this place met at the Patch
Corner and effected an organization
for 1908. Following is the result of
the meeting: Manager, Ellsworth
Meyer; captain, Leroy Bash; financial
secretary, Walter Sewell; coach,
Mike" Founders, of the Massillon
Tigers. The team hereby challenges
any out-of-town team of the county
at 130 pounds. for the county cham
pionship. Address the manager
Miss Mary Houriet, of Akron, Wis
tied at the home of ]. ]. Wefier,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Updegraf
visited in this neighborhood Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Mamie Weller spent last week
in visit to Akron and Dalton.
Miss Eta Thomas will depart for
Michigan, Tuesday, on a several
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Stephen Kurtz, of Cross Roads,
visited with her mother, Mrs. Edward
Hornberger, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Meyer, Of
Dundee, visited in this locality Sat
urday and Sunday.
The Crystal Springs picnic, Satur-
day, was very we'll attended. Old
friends and neighbors from all parts
of the county met in one grand re-
union.
The session of the Chautauqua,
Saturday evening, was the crowning
event of the week. A thunder of ap-
plause, almost incessant, marked the
course Of the entertainment. Packed
was the tabernacle from stage to en-
trance. Hardly an inch of standing
room was vacant. Such are the things
which make the Chautauqua a sue
cess, and the manager wear the
smile that won't come off. Sunday
all Sunday schools of the township
met in a united service. Wednesday
evening Miss Trixie Colson Phillips,
of London, who is making her first
tour through America, is booked.
Thursday evening, Rev. r. A. George,
of Cleveland, will lecture on the work
Hiawatha Illustrated. Friday at p.
m., the Erb-Ridgeley Concert Co. will
give their concert Saturday evening,
o. D. McKeever, the great humorist,
will appear. Sunday, September 6,
the closing of the ChautauqUa, Sun-
| day school, sermons, music and lee
| lures will be held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powell, of Elton, Wis.
tied in the Patch, Sunday.
NJ. Ricksecker and son, Cleve, of
Mt. Eaton, visited in this locality,
Saturday.
Miss Laura Obrecht, of Massillon,
spent Sunday at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Obrecht, of this place.
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NAVARRO.

Navarro, Sept. 1.-Mr. and Mrs. j.
M. Corl are attending the G.. A. r.
encampment in Toledo this week,
after which they will visit relatives
in Fostoria.
Miss Hazel Watt left Thursday
night for New York City, where she
will be the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis
Misses Eta and Hermena Brenne-
camp returned home Monday night,
after months vacation spent at DIFF
ferent points of Indiana and Illinois.
Miss M. Estella McMillen, of Mas
sillon, was hired at the last School
Board meeting to fill the vacancy in
the school.
The Sunday Euchre club met at
McDaniels, of Massillon, Sunday.
Mrs. Chalmer Ferguson and daugh-
ter, Medona, of Medina are visiting
her sister, Mrs. A. e. Hall.
Misses Leila and Anna Brindle, of
Canal Dover, spent Sunday with their
parents here.
Miss Helen Hall Is visiting friends
In Medina.
Mrs. 8. r. Warwick and daughter,
Edith, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Warwick. Miss Mildred
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McDONALDsVILLE.

McDonaldsville, Sept. 1. = Fred
Strife, of Greentown, spent Sunday
with ]. Lauby.
Mr.. Clafter, of Canton, was visit
ing In town, last week.
John Hitz is building a new dance
hall and saloon.
The Mudbrook Sunday school held
their annual picnic at Turkeyfoot
Lake, Saturday. 1t was we'll at
tended.
G. G. Heisa was in Canal Fulton,
Friday evening.
Clark Swartz and Henry Casten
were in Canal Dover Saturday even
ing.
Albert Metz and wife spent Thurs
day at Meyers Lake.
DR.. Garmier, of Massillon, was in
town, Friday.
Mrs. 8. l.. Moose and daughter
were in Canton, Friday.
Mrs. Siebold and daughter, of Mas
sillon, visited Mrs. J. A. Lauby last
week.
The g. L. G. will meet next satur-
day at the home of George Gross.
Charles Pontius and wife, OF New
Berlin, spent Sunday with Thomas
Sorrick.
Volt Cooper. of New Berlin, spent
Sunday with G. c. Heisa.
Harold Meyer and Miss Selma Metz,
of Canton were guests of g. o. Heisa,
Sunday.
Jesse Roger. of New Berlin, visited
]. A. Lauby, Monday.
Rev. Besh, of Canton, preached in
the Mudbrook church, Sunday
Frank Beeler and Louis Mathie, Of
town, attended ball game in Comet,
Sunday.
William Jackson, of Canal Fulton,
was in town, Monday
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STRiNoToWN.

Stringtown, Sept. Mrs. Ellsworth
Newcomber visited relatives in Can
ton last week
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hay
nam, a daughter.
Jesse Grunder loaded a car of pota.
toes, Friday.
Misses Hazel and Florence Archi
bald have returned home, after visit
ing several days in Alliance.
Mrs. Benton Sefong returned to her
home near Louisville, after spending
several months with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Newcomber.
Mrs. Hannah Myers Is visiting with
her son, Jacob, of this place.
Glen Crowl, of Canton, Is spending
several days with his grandparents.
Mr. Snively, of Canton, is visiting
with Jesse Grunder.
Clarence Haines made a business
trip to Canton, Friday.
John Dourm was at Alliance, Friday
Jerry McEndarffer has returned
home from Massillon.
Mr.. and~Mrs. Marion Conrad, OF
Canton, spent Sunday with his
mother, who has been sick the past
week.
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FREEsvRa

Freeburg. Sept. Mrs. Hamm and
children have returned to their
home in Pittsburg, after spending soy.
eral weeks with friends In this
vicinity.
Quite a number Of this place at
tended the Frederick reunion. which
was held at Lake Park, Alliance,
Thursday.
Miss Ada Run, of Akron, is visiting
with relatives at this place,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hoffman and
family spent Sunday at Emery Roos'e,
near Maxine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop, Of near Hart
Vile, are visiting with d. w. Coyle
and family.
w. e. Shidler has severe at
tack of rheumatism.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Wallace was buried at Salem
church, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Reese attend.
ed the funeral of Mrs. Reese's sister,
Mrs. Emory Burger, at Canton, Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter DeVoe, of
Louisville, visited with e. M. Hahn
and family, Thursday.
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ALLIANCE NEWS

Alliance, Sept. 1.-The Alliance
wreck train was called out Tuesday
morning about o'clock by a wreck
near Grafton, about one mile out OF
Leetonia. A broken fange on a wheel
had derailed car, and about twenty
box cars and gondolas were piled up
in a miscellaneous heap, and hay,
wheat and other grain and mcrchan
disc strewn along the track.
The one car had been off the track
for nearly a mile before the mix-up
came. The loss is said to have been
$4,000 or more. The wreck train
from Allegheny was also called upon
and one track was soon cleared, but
the other is still blockaded.
The Alliance crew had just gotten
back from Stark siding, where two
trains sideswiped during the night,
when the Leetonia call came in.
Prof. j. e. Morris stated Tuesday
weeks to complete the repairs and
changes to be made In the various
school buildings and that there would
be no school until September H. The
board does not care to go against the
ruling of the state officials, even
though there would be no danger to
the scholars.
Gossip on the selection of the man
for the presidency of Mount Union col
lege still continues. Prof. ]. H. Dick
lson, principal of the academy and in
structor In Latin at Wooster, appears
to be favorite with the alumni. The
fact that Prof Dickson was in ALI
ance Wednesday leads many to be
lieve that he is after the position 1t
was through his effort the summer
school at Wooster was brought from
nothing TO about 1900 pupils. He is a
strong worker among the young peo-
pie ard is considered by many to be
about such man as Mount Union
needs. He is a member of the Presby-
teIisn church.
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NEW BALTIMORE.

New Baltimore, Sept. 1.-Prof Gull
ouma and mother, of Maxine, were
visitors in town, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Rover, of Su-
field, were calling in town, Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Weaver and little
daughter, of Toledo, are visiting at
George Swifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Stevens and lit
tie son, Alton, left Monday for a
weeks vacation in Wisconsin.
Mrs. N"'lCn and children returned
Monday, after a weeks visit in Ash
tabula.
Miss Maud Bloomfield is visiting
here with her sister, Mrs. Percy
Yarian.
Mrs. Olney White and daughter re-
turned Friday to Oberlin, after atwo
weeks visit here
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Hamilton
and MIR. and Mrs. Paul Holibaugh
spent SUNDAY at Jacob Kiefer's.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Cole, of ALI.
ance were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison Chain, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Cole were enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cole,
of Celeryville, Sunday.
The Aid Society of the Christian
church meets this week with Mrs.
David Newbouss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Chain spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Chain,
of Randolph.
The w. Q. T. U. meets this week
with Mrs. Jacob Yariau.
Misses Mary and Lon Forhush re.
turned to their home in Alliance, after
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MYERS.

Myers, Sept Mrs. Rachel Keith
has concluded visit with relatives
&C this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Clapper and
son, Russell, were Alliance visitors,
recently.
Glenwood Crowl, of Canton, is the
guest Of his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubbard Crowl
Michael Wyman was in Canton,
Wednesday.
Smith Keith was calling on Allen
Zinninger, Wednesday.
Mrs. jerry -Haynum and Mrs. Isaac
Baughman were the guests of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Unkefer,
recently,
Mrs. George Gurney is visiting her
son, Frank, this week.
Mrs. James Sponseller and baby
have left for their home at Alliance,
after enjoying several days with Mrs.
Birdie Clapper.
Mrs. Pet Walker, of Canton, spent
several days with her mother, Mrs.
Lewis Conrad.
Carrie Keith, of Canton, is the guest
of her brother, Smith.
Floe Unkefer Is enjoying visit
with her mother, Mrs. John Unkefer.
Misses Florence and Hazel Archi-
bald have returned home from ALL
ance, after visit with relatives.
Ed Mercer is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Sadie Myers.
There will be church at Stonepile,
September 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Krumlauf
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dourm Sunday.
William Kester, of Osnaburg, spent
Sunday with home folks.
William Messenhemmer and fam
lily, of Canton, visited several days
with relatives at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Miller and
son spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubbard Crowl.
Grace Hursh Is sick.
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a weeks Walt here with Miss Ruth
Young.
Mrs. Kate Ewell returned Saturday,
after a weeks visit In Pittsburg aud
Wellsville.
Miss Nina Belts visited here Sun
day with her mother, Mrs. Aaron
Swarts.
Mrs. Miles YounA entertained the
Misses Garnet Chain, Rhea Fslor,
Mabel Hisey and Helen White, Thurs
day evening. In honor Of Miss Lou
Forbush, of Al'ipnce.
Mrs. Wesley Hisey entertained her
Sunday school class of girls at her
home, Thursday evening.
Miss Cass Baum is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Sweitzer, in Marlboro.
o. o. Honeywell made q business
trip to Canton, Friday.
Royce Hamilton, who has been at.
tending school In Ada for the past
Year, has r. turned home
The Misses jenkins and Royer sang
in very pleasing manner at the
Christian Sunday school, Sunday
morning, the duet, Just Over the
River"
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APPOINTED INSPECTOR.

At a meeting the board on county
commissioners passed a resolution ap-
pointing Elmer A. Tilden, of this
city, as inspector of the work of re-
decorating and re-fnishing the court
house now being done by the William
Andrews company of Clinton, la. The
inspectors salary is S25 week aud
will last until the work has been COM
pleted
John Wilson, of Alliance. was yes
terday awarded the contract for the
construction of a pipe tunnel at the
Fairmount Childrens home. The
contract price is $6S63.10.
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COURT HOUSE
FORECLOSURE.

Jesse Ringer has fled q petition In
common pleas court praying for the
foreclosure of a mortgage held by him
against Charles F. DitSler and Irene
Ditzler for the sum of $1,000. The
plaintiff says that Sarah Shaffer
claims to have lien against the said
property and asks that the prem
ises be sold to satisfy his mortgage
Indebtedness. Attorney w. e. Earse-
man represents the plaintiff
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REAPPoINTED

Carl H. Meyer was reappointed
school examiner yesterday morning
by Probate Judge Bow for term of
two years ending September l, 1911.
His present term expired yesterday
and his new term of Office will be be-
gun this morning
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Old Home Week.

The seth Annual Fair of the Colum-
biana Comfy Agricultural society will
be held in Lisbon, Ohio, September
1917. This Is the Homecoming proper.
Everybody will be there. A particu-
larly strong program throughout Ex-
cursionE on an roads. Y. & o. cgrs
sop at grounds.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Fred Wotley, 20, coremaker, to
Minnie Klever. 10. Massillon.
Gilbert c. Kelley, 28, farmer, to Ell
la May Batterser. Alliance.
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REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES.

HEAL ESIA IE MUM NATEo'
Sarah Patton and Minnie F. Patton
TO Henry Hossler, lot SS4, Canton,
$500.
Henry Wyandt and Gertrude Wy
andt to Henrietta Wyandt and Fred
Wyandt, lot 6496, city, $3.50.
Virginia q. Sausser and Berry F.
Sausser to the Savings and Loan Co.,
lot 5s97, Canton. $1,000.
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Alliance-Resignation of Rev. Fred
A. Nichols accepted by Christian
church.
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Sarah Patton to MeyriCk ID. Evans,
lot s5S. $4,000.
Fred and Alice Russell to James
Fitzgerald. lot 1891. Alliance, s245O.
Otto Wyandt and Catherine Wyandt
to Gertrude Smolney and Henry Wy
andt, part of northeast quarter OF
section IT. Canton. 800.
Annie Pearl Durand and George w.
Durand to David l.. Tschantz, part os
lot 10, Canton, $3.50.
Lizzie Scott to Ecker D. Obney, lots
1885 and 1886, Alliance. $10O.
Rebecca ]. Conrad to L. Stroup,
part of northwest quarter Of section l,
Alliance, $500.
Ecker D. Obney to L. L. Weaver,
lots 1886 and 1886, Alliance, $3.50.
Ophelia M. College and George Col
lege to Arnold Behringer, lot 1911,
Canton, $3.50.
Meyrick G. and Florence Evans to
Sarah Patton, lot 1884, Canton, $25O0.
NEW CASES.
19241-Jesse Ringer VS.. Charles F.
Ditzler ct al w. S. Earseman, attOr-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Abraham w. Agler, administrator
of Charles Calling to Hannah Calling,
part of northwest quarter of section
IS, Stark, $3.50.
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PROBATR COURT.

In the trusteeship of Flora Schil-
ling, W. H. Kagey appointed trustee,
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

IT. B Willis l.. Flowers. \. Newman. V Fox and their heirs <uecess- HrS pr assigns
 Yau afr all hereby notified lhat | have expended during thc years ef talG tn tauS one hundred dollars each year in .ahar and improvements upon tnc Tundra claim. situated on the rigat Iilait of the Topkak river back of the lasaan. in the Nome Mining District. District of Alaska Location notice recorded in Vol. i6i recorders office And you all are further notified that 1T yon do not within ninety oso) days from tuc date of final publication here af cause to be paid te the undersigned your Proportionate share of such cx- penditures as ea-ownerS. your interests in said claim will become the property af the undersigned under section 2se4 { Revised Statutes of the United States
 HARRY EVERETT.
 Co-Owncr Date of first pub April 6. l9oS
 Date of last pub. July G. 1908
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

Ta Peter Zowras. James MantjaS. A
 Eugiert. Grant Vaughan Ole Vikc.
 j Johnson. D. Levy. their heirs and
 assigns
 You ale hereby notified that the m . dersigned has expended more than the sum of one hundred Cs1OO) dollars on the following placer mining claim for the year 1907. to-wit: The Old Chan nel 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 recorded in Vol IA. page 264. Bonanza Record ing District. District of Alaska Lo- cated March 90. 1905
 And you are further notified that fl you do not within ninety (9O) days from the date of final publication here of cause to be paid to the undersigned your proportionate shares of such ex- penditures as cO-owner your interest in said claim will become the property of the undersinged unIer section 2324 Revised Statutes of the United States A. G. SWANSON. CO-OWner. Date of first pub March 3l. 1908. Date of last pub. June 30, 1908.
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TO RIO LONDON OF FOG.

Neeurdus n cansul F W Mahin af Natuugh5m Arnold Lupteu. mym- bsr ut parliament tor auy of the Llu- aefazHira districts has conceived a giant project 4f nai,h tH- result. would hr Co rid London of it's smoke fas and make u aue et Che -aHut~~. elites eH tnr Eiuue NIr Luptau ts qaH,r1 as confident that "tt would b, n, most beautiful city in tas world !"
 Nr Iupteu.~ fsH contemplate th, asa uf ,f-,trisuy Tor power lighting. heating and saakug u London and bringing .H. electric energy from the ea4f a#ta~ af t#y stidand~. thus doing aWaz with The snake producers uf Il. #et#ereH~ !. r= stated that Atr lu 'm sssaR a tsttse r1rt in tho urrpa- s.s##==s# #aa. s .fHa# f-s= h#rn,~sfuz 5f, -v.s- a-f= uf Niagara ta the .NtsHt af leo HHa aH~sU.vvH and that Hfs rrcsyu, paa5s#f .- backed by engineers sf dis HHatHaH IIe az#i4#te~ thrt the ~moe. Ha5-#H-. damages I.audau every vy4i mrv S1Hua1H9a Haf t1 mention th, HtHIsHEh.. personal discomfort which H eaHsr-. The sHrreS~ of his rroj,ct 0#H# no. uHz 1hafa fsi- IaIaT,r.lhI,
 nuisance but would also. it Is ralcu- TErzt tHth~H T EEFHU ~uhStftut. fui g#s- present. -sHree If HCht. H.af auf uHHE=r=1-N
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ALL THE WORLD IS
 PLAYING DIABOLO

diJbuiu tossed hv an opponent and tl return it. There Is also a simpler udy of serving the diaholo over the net and making tt fa1 tn square diagau- alIy across. following the tennis rul. In this case the opponent picks ur tho hobhiu ana begins Co spin il all over.
 The bobbius are made of wood. rub brr ur uu some have whistles t'. serted to give the tnr musical seun ' when il spins
 England's madness for .he pasiim. has developed tp such a degree that writers and speakers ar, making ths craze the subject uf artfeirs and speeches
 tt iS runteuded hv those who favor the game that il develops tHr muscles. the lungs and the figure Nthtrt.e women who possess natural strength but lack something of gr4ee. have seized upon it as being as conducive fu suprlcncSS 5s dancing Athletes contend that it trains the eve and :. particularly beneficial in helping judge distances.
 From among The adverse criticism comes | minor chord from Emil ReieA who in very pcssimisttc article traces the craze in France Ia Inc drsir. ef tho rropl, tn forget than their ma tian tS mrtaphorieany speaking. on the stobaggan slide" Hr says thry nave lost power and prestige among the countries of the world and therc- fore they ~crk tu drown tina thought In various diversions and cveitemeute.
 It is trc craze af the deeadeni. of the we8kiiug he says In a Saxag, summing ur of the indictment.
 Meanwhile the craze grows like th. ever widening circles in the water raised hy the falling stone
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To W. ]. Sloan. his heirs. successors O
 assigns.

To W. ]. sloan. his heirs, successors or assigns:
 You. and each of you. are hereby mo- tified that I have expended during the years 1906 and 1907 one hundred dol lars each year in labor and improve ments upon the Owl bench claim. sit uated on the left limit of Gold Run creek. opposite Hos. II and 15 above Hayden's discovery, in Port Clarenc Recording District, District of Alas ka. location notice recorded in Vol. S2 And you 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 prnportionate share of such ex- penditures as co-owners your interests in said claim will become the property of the undersigned under section 2324 Revised Statutes of the United States.
 MRS. FANNY L. GRIMM. Tues Co-oyyner Date of first pub. Feb. II. 1903.
 Date of last pub. May :. 1903. ..s-,
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High Grade imported and oomesti, Cigars at the Board Of Tr7de

Nome Brass Band Grand Annual Ball April 25. EagI faII. New Iepor- toire Tickets s2.oo Ladies frar
 Granite Mining Candles are the hes.
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NOME. ALASKA. APRIL f4. 1908
OUT GOES THE WILD AND wooLY

Il leeom,s maas evident a@ um, eaez aH that #e ead and ssaais k disappearing FsffaH#. from fHa lands af One West
 That gentleman 3tu Ntefdea his gun iu manner ta#f iaased captivating n q magazine Haff-taua but aesFtabl, IT real life. E beginning ta find that h, i~ not Surcriaf ra showing wheel barrow in tbr yaa of rrntarHfarv. and he has Aeea ta trim his sails accordingly
 h the magazine Ha is made se book like dcmi-e4a. iH r.af life Ire rr~- sents thc appearance. of au asluine aul generally meleaH braeadaeia. and in the pen he shows Us H-. ou2hg ts show and with tav exact setting that was designed for him ht Providence
 In depicting an such characters it is the duty. of course. of detiaafst~ te iaeaIizc them They aide lLa-euu- temprible and Che rapulsiye. and briu. into bold relief the falsely favorable Even ihe devil himself when handled b. f;eethe taab eH an interesting and ane might say perfectly lovely aspect l:ut that is ali rubbish and worse. It iS even dangerous and fun of poison aas germs for tHa juvenile ones who swallow it by acres and look for more.
 Alaska has been pretty badly han died in this respect. and has sad rr father number of supposedly fierce gun men that is greater than tae total number of her inhabitants of course. Alaska Nul probably survive the op. eratians Of the fertile imaeinat.ous that fiji the columns of the cheaper publications. Sine can watcH and smile and although sine may be unable ta anuihiiat, the creative genH af th.
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ODD FACTS
 AND FIGURES

one hundred aaA Hfts-asa pearl, ar- killed ne aeetHents in me streets af I.anls ehe eaur~.. ee 8 year
 ' fs4H ,aa #ae-Hr~ of s~a vsar ar fess arc exempt from ax5uau u Fussfs th. aa4. .- z---.
 AT experiment. Ha- shown tHaH tooo taH- af -npr =etts eearl, aH t=a no square miles at Eauaan.- 4raa
 uf ag European cities Rom. has most frequently hsaa in Che hands of enemies. II has been entered and sack sa aare chan n Hm@- since 20 l. q
 T#s Feusest feHge 0a rhe world t is Thought Is eae ef wire aaatjHg m Australia l.eae miles .oug fis object ts fe keep rapta. fram tae ga4ieat , fields
 srathHd has s1,e efr#ea,sr, ~ehaai~ Ireland afth n.aeH pupils has <.5la schools
 Japan got. 1>s.ooa r..mt- srarly fer hef regular armE