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The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
FAIR HAVEN NEWS
Fine Weather Brings Out Large Crowds to Christmas Ser.
 mons in Churches.
.EMMET FLYNN IMPROVED
Now Believed That Boy Who Was In. lurcd Slidina Has Good Chance
 to Recover.

Christmas Sunday was characterized with pleasant weather and with the special preparation Of church cholrs and the special sermons prepared with reference to the day, there were large congregations at the churches in this part of the city, At the Grand Avenue Baptist church, the pastor, Rev Charles c, Smith, preached a fine Christmas sermon, synopsis of which ls given below;
 "YulotIde Joy" Luke 2; 1t-"Glory to God in the Highest, and on Earth Peace, Good Will Toward Men"
 At this season of tho year our thoughts finger lovingly around the manager of Bethlehem and at the God Incarnate of the Virgins Son" lying on the pallet of straw How human and how touching 1t all Is: Wrapped in His swaddling bands
 And in Ills manager laid,
 The hope and glory of all lands
 Is come to the worlds aid;
 No peaceful home upon His cradle
 smiled,
 Guests rudely came and went
 Where slept that Royal Child.
 The incarnation Is a basal principle of Christianity and the world is rec ognzing It's supreme significance and value to-day as never before. Yule- tide can be explained. and It's lm- mutabllity and joy accounted for, only in the fact that Jesus Is the world s Saviour; and the peoples Christ lts message to us to-day Is that Jesus ip the full and final revelation Of God God Is love; and Jesus Is the light of the world light that never fails and Is destined to Tighten the round | globe with It's glory and peace. Wher- ever His blessed light has shone Il has brought in its train every good and perfect gift for men and women \ It has hanished the darkness ot super, !, sttion, idolatry ignorance and wick edncss lt Is the birthday of hope foi 1 an time, II inculates the great truths of Gods fatherland and mans broth. orhood The purity of the homo and motherhood, and tho sacred henuty o' ] childhood
 "All the blessings we enjoy to-dal ! arc traceahe to the Incarnation oi Christ and His life and Influence through the ages Living in the cn ioyment of this great light let u' share that light with our fellow men in deeds of mercy in holy lives, 1T words of cheer and blessing So sha We have joyous YulctIde and haster the day when.
 ont of tho darkness of night
 Tho world rolls into light"
 The choir Of this church was aug mcnted by additional voices and thcr' were score singing in the chorus The choir was directed by F. r. Stan nard and N. A Shepard was the or ganlst There were special selection of Christmas music in tho morninI and in the evening Bnrnhy's cautata Tho First Christmas was given. witt Christmas anthem The music a both services vas well given by th, volunteer chorus choir Mir Smitl preached ip the evening on Faith Mir. Smith at tho early morning ser vice at the New Haven county jail gave an address to the prisoners
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
MICHAEL ETHEL & SONS,

Saw mill. wood turning and band saving Automatic variety wood turn Ing and polishing wheels, pulley poles, flag poles, fence, hitching and clothes posia and sticks. hard wood rols all sizes All kinds native lumber, fire. placo and kndllng wood.
 Phone Connections. l0l Falrmont ave.
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Frederick Williams of tloyd street engineer of tho tug William. who vas badly injured three weeks ago ny a fall has heen ahle to he ont tho past week. but has not fully recovered Mr Williams fell on tho ways at West Ha ven where the boat was hauled ont He struck on a pile of chains and one leg wae severely injured, tho muscles hay Ina heen severely strained Iie many friends plll he glad to hear he I- in- proving
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IL has been decided to postpone the week Of prayer services at the Grand Avenue Congregational church until Passion week
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

Reglrrlrs today. the trolloymeu will go on thc winter rms There arc com paratIvely few changes mo7t of tho mon rrcferrirg their old runs
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
New York New Hapen c Hartford
 Railroad,
OCTOBER %. 1908.

For New York--'4:1B, .44b, xb:5s '8:O0, xS:lo, '935, 'lo:30 a. m., sI2;03 'U1lS, "l;23. '2.01, '3:51, sl4;lS. .5:0I 'S:0S, '6:40, '7:03, '7;50. 'IS1s, .s:0l. p. m. Sundays-'415, s4.i5, x7:52. '9:35, a. m, x12:00, '1:55, '2:0l, .3:5l. 'S:Ol, x6Io '6:40, '7;O3, '75O, 's:Oi, D. m.
 For Washington via Harlem River--- 'l:OO D. m., 'l200, night. daily.
 For Boston via Htfd. and v1IJi- 'l0:OS a. m, 403 D. m.
 For Boston win Providcncc--'2:2O ..2t5l, 7T, 'IIll42, q. mq *12:o5, 'N2;42. ''.2;5S. .'4:2O, '4;55, "II6:42, '7;o5 p. m. sun '2;20. '2;51, a. m, '12:l5, '2.5S. *4;55. 'I:05 D. m.
 Fop Boston vin sprin gaeId--'l:1o. slll5 a m., '1:47, '5:a4 D. m. Sum- 'l:l0 a. m.. '1:47. '5:44 D m.
 For Hartford, springieId--x4:oO, 7:4S, a. ln x1;00, x5:00, xS:l0 p. m. Sum x9;05, 8. m; xS:l0, x9:20 D, m.
 For Willimnntic--7:35 a. m. 12:5s, 6il7 p, m. Sun---7:20 D, m.
 For shclburuc FaiIs--7:44 a. n,.. 1A:2J (to New Hartford), 4;01, 500 D. n. (to Westheld),
 For Winstcd--s4s (via Naugetuck Junc.). 9:S2 a, m, 2;35, 5:45, TAO n m. Sun -S:25 a. m, 6:ib D. m.
 For PittsaeId, Etc.---a5 5s. s.Ss. a. m, Alb D. m. Sun.-a7b2 a. m.
 For LtcbfeId--9:S2 a. m, 4:1b D. m, Sun.--a7:52 a. m.
 a Via Bridgeport Parlor car limited.
 Express trains, Local express.
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Mrs sarah Leeman of p clinton ava nue has gone to Toronto to visit her daughter. Mrs cameron and will sroni the holidays there
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

George Rurwel of o5 Warwick street lost two fingers under drop press as Wirchcster's tho past week
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

Mrs Eliza Rarrows Lindslay of shelton i. visiting relatives here
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

A sad condition of affairs exists at 206 Pine street, where both husband and wife, Mir and Mrs simon Demp- sey are very III with pulmonary trou- hles. Mir Dempsey was obliged 10 give up work last March At that time his wife had not been affected so badly with the disease but it has ad- vanccd more rapidly and shc as well as her husband is now confined to her room
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Election of officers was the order of the evening st tho meeting of tho Fort Hale lodge. x F. O. P, Friday even Ing and the following were chosen: Warden, Fred PettlnSill, warden George Eldridso chaplain, Joseph ] McFarland financial secretary Charles r. Mllhurn. recording secretary, Thom- as ! Meaney treasurer, F. Joseph Whelan; district sentinel, Thomas Kcl- loher. guide, Harry Cummings.
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Tho Rev Edgar C. Tullar. at tho East Pearl M r.. church al the morn ing service preached an interesting and appropriate sermon,
 Text Isaiah 96 The government shall hc upon his shoulders and he shall he called wonderful counsellor. the Mighty God, the everlasting Fath er the prince of peace Mr. Fuller sroko in part ss folloUs:
 Each name hy which Christ has ever been known finds its character lstics in tho ministry, death. rcsurrocs ton, and ascension of the Son of God. Messiaiac prophecy forotold His com ing attended with light and joy. Thus He ever comes to nations and indlNid uas Gods revelations are with light So at the Burning Bush in the mys terious appearance of fire in the tab. ornscle of service So at tho coming of tho Light of the World
 His coming to Palestine was the door through which Christ entered ;he world All the teachings from Bahvlorla, Egypt. Greco and Rom made Chrlst's the more beautiful. The 7proad of Christianity shows the fuls f'ment of prophecy, the government shall he upon his shoulders Before the coming of Christ sodshness. dis lntegratIon, separation. eyeryv here present Local heroes worshlpped by some hatred by others. Jesus Christ becoming loved and honored by many nations that have denied Him and the Elallelujah chorus is to be ono mighty as counsellor, to one who claimed oneness with God and who is l the Prince Of Peace, His teachings ! are being brought into modern reform movements. Christ was all that was said He would be and more that He might win the the world 10 Himself
 "rhe anniversary of His coming is to he most blessed when it fig cele. hrated by giving to Him, for Him. by Him"
 Many illustrations were.used such a. made the sermon a most practical ant helpful one for this Christmas season
 At the Grand Avenue Congregations church yesterday morning, the pastor Rev. I, w. Sheath, D, D., preached ar excellent Christmas sermon on the topic, Christ. the Lord" and ther, was appropriate music by the quartet In the evening there was "A Christ mas Suggestion Service" with pro. gram as follows:
 organ Hymn 10 Scripture. Choir. Prayer Offering
 | Anthem, Scripture.
 Hymn No. [ Selection, Miss Fowler Miss Salisbury
 Selection Miss Burwell
 Anthem. Selection Miss Perkins. Selection Miss Tyrrlll
 Selection Miss Cannan.
 Hymn No i27 Hymn, No. 29.
 BenedictIon
 pr Sheath made suggestions or methods of giving Ths church Il handsomely decorated with evergreen Upon the platform there are numerous Christmas trees; evergreen festoons art placed on the gallery fronts and holly decorations are used In the windows
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-25

for time were in quandry. Final Iy they agreed upon the following re- traction and had it signed by Mrs. Costello and attested by witnesses:
 "Now all men by these presents: That I. Mary Co.tello. do hereby re yoke. recall and retract to the utmost of my power the curse which Dennis Cnmey claims that l put upo uhim in 1S1s, calling down upon him and his, as he claims, ill luck. disease. and dis- asrer through life and eternity. living and dead. at all time sfrom the present to the end of the world. even unto the tenth generation. and do hereby de- clare that I hold for him nothing but sentiments of good will and respect"
 Comey went to Atlantic City and also got verbal expression of good wishes. He wanted Mrs. Costello to get on her knees. but as she was 94 years old. her friends objected. Comey paid the bill.
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kinds of sport fishing, etc.
 The historically famous town of TrnHd jrm which in 1ss7 celebrated Hz seeth anniversary, forms the set ting tu the exhibition. For many years Trondhjrm was the residence of. the Norwegian kings and the political cen ter of the country It contains the most beautiful of Norewgian monu- ments. the cathedral-a work of which Norwegians may be proud. As the Archiepiscopal See and Chapter the toaH was for centuries the intellectual focus of the country Trondhjem is now. as in oldea times, a natural cen ter of fishing and the sale of the pro ducts. It's trade in fresh fish in par tieuIar has of late years increased sreatIz. owing 10 its position in the midst of the fishing districts it is pe- .euliarly well adapted for the coming exhibition, at which it is expected there will be a large number of exhibitors. Exchange.
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THlRTY-TWO YEAR CURSE
 IS LIFTED AT LAST

PHILADELPHIA. - A strange legal document by which an aged woman lifts a curse pronounced g years ago. has come to light in this city. In 1876 Dennis Comey. a laborcr. who was out af work. quit his boarding. house owing the boarding mistress. Mrs. Mary Costello. $9o. Mrs. Costello. who Was then e years of age, fell upon her knees and called the curses of heaven upon him and his
 Nothing more was said of the curse for many years. but neither Mrs Cos tello nor Comey forgot the board bill Sometime ago Comey fell heir to some money. and Mrs Costello, who now lives in Atlantic City. attempted to collect the bill through attorneys Come uniformed the lawyers that he remembered the bill. but would not pay it until Mrs. Costello removed the curse. As he was not satisfied with a verbal fetraction, but wanted legal evil dence. Mrs. Costello's representatives
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EXHIBITION OF SHIPPING
 TO BE HELD IN NORWAY

lH Iuls and August ueN. the city of Tr"Hd4jyu will be !. r-uaezyous of more than ordinary interest. on July 1 aa exhibition RiH To- arrn-a there winch will show the position held by fhs fishing trade at tho present time both in thc Scandinavian countrie. and tie Farce islands
 According to the official statistics. the total eXportation of products of tuc Norwegian fisheries and whaling in l9os amounted in value 10 about GG.7 million kroner. or about s7.ooo. .o0o. The visitor at ihe exhibition at Trondhjen will be able to make himself aeauaint- ed with 'he characteristic features of the fisheries in the Scandinavian coun- tries. and those who take special in- tarvst in the matter will find there nu- mereus instructive details with regard to vessels. engines and motors for fish ing purposes. hshermcn's implements and equipment the preparation of the product their conveyance and sale. all
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=taliIHs raHl a#5a great cheering.
 FfeFrus ta tUm soon affgr. M. De- lasaHgg cama down loa enough just To brush tHa eramd with ajs wheel Without haittHe far fraction of a seaaad h.. continue aHl- HieHJ. rising several f.,t Hiehrr Reaching the aeafms point aHH m.ra. fHa machine teaiH came eHa-e fs th- ground and mst srz.d Inc turf N pdaerauge lheH raze aj aaee to a height of ten fea--aud ter fH,. remainder ur Hf- mag aIea.t l.rfamaueg la kept at that I5z.af.#. luoEa laa ground Taf times he completed tH- umaeI#. amid a swelling chorus af ch,ars II. had hesm .te aetH circle and Hsd lalf eeufisf,d if 0Hrn tIs motor vus -rurr.t and 6g a.ropane came to lHe etaund
 N= b.IsraHss. urr~pirIns and cyi- daag& amo-l ax au-trd. efi.d Have Elaeu faumaH can % uo furth- fa taar #t zond hetsht | have haaa abae,I alI tHe tuue fa I#aeP work .Hs Ha= balaHesae instrument. and mv tsa= af. uu#Re8 Have I beaten Far HH Ha asEe d4gaiu
 The fuiras informed htH h. had cov- zfs3 ...a15 metefz tf.aI7 zarfz. OF ncar- F tsea.aHd a Haff miles Dim six minutes ua thirty seconds T have beaten Farmau | have beaten Farman," he ~hoHftd clappiug his hands.
 .THe mistake made during the first feur rounds zaid M Delagrange aft araarls, "Na- fa huegins the earth tee closely. wish now | had kept up teu ar twelve feet right from the start; hur a nyms machine is vsry tricky fHlas to haudle.~ N Delagraugr has uuauurod his intention of trying to beat his own record His machine is constructed on lhc same principles as that of AIr Fa4Han
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-25
FLIES TWO MILES,
 MILE k MINUTE

FNEIs NJ peIaenuge the asro- pianist rr.ffset Mir Fauuau.s records hg Hyus as, r=fv mics iu -f- machine.
 IH meRfne tVe turns however. th, -.ft aneal 1r tha machine touched th, graHHH #Htaas aHfz for one. faaHficta wrf af | ~,,.ud. buf it was sufficient rar f=s aa.ai- tfe--+t ,o dtHHtea fin, Hislt sa-rIr accomplished TEa lar.- mHf= aHslt. tHrfsfsr-. e,as aafy uai- .Us #Eua,sd ff@ ta. instant Ids vh-rtIef. Irr =r4HH3. after which IT,. H.a a rr about asa aa5 H.f rH#r= r. f#a previously g7s=r..t raaee and ha|f mI.s=
 Finding lhat H3z mat.r vas # easd ,rIer yesterday. N paa-r4ase aa.l s.l aviation committee of 5t- -r. ,.ab taas h. intended t, maa, 5a f- tempt tHa me afternoon Ia#aIH .U. Nre4aaae.H cup faf tH- longest a.r,- r.aae ttlg from ME Faman sa.u- ]. H,f4rg o,f.as.- n 3 calm ar th.
 Hlt ttH##H III ..I
 eaHd and -gt ur I number af stakes '. faH ma triangular aagrs#. zas m.- f#fz IH circumference
 The HarfIue having hsaH brought agt af Hz she'd the people eere r,- guezfsd fa -raad wali back N pea- sH@se mounted and sfarnd taa motor The maeHn. Ike som great winged monster. ftH apidF along the ground fi ra# distance pf about ia wards. slud then gradually raze fully six feet in . fh- alr
 M balalrauee made au ,xaeeainely hnid and dangerous booking turn wh,u he reached tUo far end of the trmeu- i .ar course and came rushing down tho s-eeHd =i#r of the triangle. sometimes as hieH as seye Hfeet at others upt maaa .h4n twe feet from the earth Another bold sWerye and tbr aero uaut ram, doubling hac kasain To his
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.t .- aam .N-Al l= connected "=+ bedrock FlHH N#'.. 4.#l8 =i a HHee# H- b#faaHE.I t1 r#H= a-l sfsH= f i- sHefa# ur a se hu winch 9m IA -aa..-- tli .a, saa@ ..s..at-a a- t H-.
 H.e#.. #.. ..lH .s aa.. #Ha.. I#.H
 tsN.. aasu.f a..H. -aaf es le-.as .rau=al muf. .sae. 3 sas .ar.a aeel.l ta aaa. aa .asH=# aaoH. af .t ha=faI =#=-Hs mH=ae Ta t####== are HH==aa IT. hs t f+ fsaf -r#.a and d... rH#5#H ht an .lls== a.f a=as f#. t-eHz#H- et.~ aruH
 Es,r Hrf If tH. rHW-th- sI#sa- to~ tHe panfz tho -raat.r and fa hsif ..~ ru as mptars af which tHaae ana .ar-s. aHma.r au fHa -r..a
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ELEVATOR
 STARTS ON BONANZA

DAWSON Jun. 6 F# ID. Gr1 time iu the. history af aat45#s at. rfar- trte elevator ts aarhlH= fH fea mH= ling of ground thr -eaua 5f operations being the e;ueErHheIat Aaa=H=- aH g above Bonanza creek. IH fH- Yukon rerriroN. md lH. ~y.nH r.. i..+# successful
 When the last finishing tmsh.- ula been Tut ou the work If installation. and the current tmmsd aH. t.- iaaa To star, up the elevator aa- es,u Hs General Manager Psre =f HH Ga=- eenheim eomHHis-. au8.fH-# mamuasH machine started rmnuz aaa r..a of elockwork. Tin. lfg1 af hudue the ground iu fHI- mmaaee originated with Mir Perry- and rhe maahFu. f- Hf- Invention from S:art la aag-H.
 There Is big stump at .he lowe.
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Nuggets Special Service.

OLYMPIA. June s5. The supreme court has affirmed the decision -f thc lower courts that F.. T Earnette of Fairbanks must share with James II Gausten the money which he made while working with Caustcu's grub stake.
 Il also ahrms thc order restraining EarHetto from selling sloo.0oo worth ef gold bar stock owned ythe Fair banks Banking Company. of which Earucttr is president.
 The supreme court holds that the
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BIG RACE POSTPONED. Nuggets Special Ssrvlee.

NEW LONDON. June 25. - owing e the ruughuess of the water the biz beat race has been postponed until to- night.
 Yale won The four-nar race and liar yard won the eight-oar race this aft- UfHuuu.
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MoNTARA ARRIVES.

The <. S Montana arrived in Nome last evening an ddischargcd loo tons of freight She left for St. Michael this morning and will return to Nome to discharge Lilo tons of coal
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BoWHEAD SAILS TONIGHT.

Tine whaler Bowhead Captain Tn- ton. will sail for Teller tonight Capt. Rodfsh. of the wrecked whaler Bayiiss will leave on the Bowhead and will take charge of the Jeanette
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FOR RENT.
Houses, Houses. Houses, Cabins, Cabins, Cabins.

NIDIISt NdDIIISl NdUIIITt Houses of ?, 9, I, rooms. furnished or unfurnished. Cabins. and rooms furnished or unfurnished. also cabins for patching
 FOR SALE We have number of cabins and houses for sale. furnished and un- furnished. close in. that are bargains. also several good business locations for sale or rent; also have quartz and placer mining claims to sell and lease.
 BOVEY & DAWSON, Real Estate and Mining Exchange. g Steadman Ave. Phone Black 223.
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SIX-horse power hoist, 16-horse power boiler. with mining outfit, complete from points to retort. Apply Mug get office.
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FOR SALE.

Bargain: furnished cottage; last house on right. Campbell Way, Room. kitchen. cache.
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Illustrated Mining Edition of Nome Daily Nugget, printed in Magazine form, 52 pages, now on sale. Price 25 cents.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-25

Illustrated Mining Edition Of Nome Daily Nugget. printed m Magazine form. g pages. now on sale. Price 25 cents.
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Classified Ads. All Classified Ads Must 5e Paid in
 Advance.
 WANTED.

CAN use some more money to develop rich placer mines and take advantage of other valuable privileges in Ana
 dir, Siberia. Few responsible parties with $500 or more can get opportun-
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WARNING TO
 FISHERMEN
Nuaast.s Special ser.iee.

SEATTLE. 5una Ta, United
 E.#.H Ha- i--..t 4 Harn- #sar f#sHH ks'eHIEau
 IH s aaHH.s .aHf tH. .su..r- aH.f.H- ar-. r.. IHe Ir .HluIluf fHu NEtt HHf Ua.t-..r r..-HFa tru lHE-H
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CHANDLER FOR
 vIGE-PRESlDEnT
Nuggets Special Service.


 DENVER; JgF. Lieutenant Governor Chandler E a candidate for rhe nomination hv the democrats fur 1hr Vice pr,siI,ngs. IIe be1fese he sill experience uo a.t'.eaIfE if ahtHa#= r. ll- e7Hdl- d3. + favorable ta Bryan.
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eIatz Private Stock at the Bank.
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Nome Nugget Mining Edition. 52 pages. ao~ on sale Price 25 cents
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Nome Nugget Mining Edition, 52 pages, now on sale. Price 25 cents
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H Ha... HE 2. --az.# a.s.... #4##... t+# #4. t###E 54-t .e =s# 4- #- f#=#= tsr H## #aH= H-- h- ==--a-a HHa= tH-
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Lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade.
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REMINGTON TYPEWRITER, sewing machine. roll top desk. R. w. Brown, 212 First ave.
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Blatz Weiner Beer at the Bank.
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SUPREME COURT
 SAYS BARNETT
 MUST PAY

money belongs to the partnership in equal shares.
 Banctte is the founder of Fairbanks City. When he went tu the Panama he was grubstakcd by Causten and made an immense amount of money by min ing. banking. etc. but refused to share wit hthr er0bstakcr. who brought sue cessfui suit against him for the recuv- cry "f the amount said to be due to him.
 During the trial of the case in Se- attle il ttanspred that Earnette for merlv was convict in the oregon pcnitcutiury
 Edgeworth Tobacco at Yorky's.
 Granite Mining Candles are tn. best. ity To many times double their money. Address K Nugget office.
 Boardors at Mrs. Hach's. No. First ave. Good home cooking u WANTED=Roomers at 45I Third ave. Table board furnished if desired.
 FOR RENT. SMALL CABIN. Inquire at Frceding'- store. 25-2t TIRE Roomed furnished cabin on W. D St. Inquire No. 80 D.
 FOR SALE. FOR SALE CHEAP - Cash register. Inquire at Nugget office. WAGONS anI basket sIeighs. Pros ser's Harness shop 1mo t55O buys furnished house and IoI. right in center of the town. 13s Third street St Wheeler X Wilson sewing machine. Address 50 West B street THREE-ROOM furnished house. with cellar and cache, and free water 944 i@ r IbIll street. i BARGAIN-One of the best houses in Nome. Inquire between and D. Tn. at To Steadman ave. Wm. Fizelle REMINGTON TYPEWRITER, sewing machine. roll top desk. R. w Brown. 212 First ave.
 SIX-horse power hoist, 16-horse power boiler with mining outfit, complete from points to retort. Apply Mug
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Granite Mining Candles arc the best.
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WAGONS anl basket sIeighs. Pros ser's Harness Shop. 1 mo