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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-10
NOTICE OF MARsHAL's SALE.

PabIe notice l. hereby given. that hg Rirtu,= ur a 0ut al execution. d4r,I lune K. \. b. 1soS. issued aur of tn, district court for the second diNI ian district of Alaska. on Il Judgment feu- defrd ins5id court. ou Ihc 18th day of February x. h. 1au>. n favor ur AIa-- ka Banking x Safe Deposit Company. a corporation. and aEanst F. T lluv. doing business as Consolidated Iur- fah Quarlz Mine. | eHl offer the fal- lowing described rrl estate for #u,. ii public yeudue ta tHe highest aut best hiddrr. for cash, on tn e5flr das uf tule. N n- tau>. ut o.clnrL D u.. af tbr frsat deer of tHe court boase at Se#r, Alaska:
 til ef Inc rishf. tile and interest of tbe defendant. T. r. Lane. in and tp the following mining claims. wiih all Improvements thereon in lhc cape Nome Mining X Recording District. King Solomon quartz Claim Nh. 2: King solomon Quartz Claim NJ. g: EI- msr <. quartz Claim. Dewey quartz claim: King solomon quartz Claim NJ 6; King solomon Quartz Claim NJ. 5. King Solomon Quattz Claim No f Josephine quartz Claim; King Solomon Quartz Claim No. |, July Fractional Quartz Claim; Potazuba Fractional Quartz Claim; Sour Dough Quartz Claim; October Fractional quartz Claim; Queaua Fractional Quartz Claim; King Solomon Quartz Claim.
 All of the right title and Interest of the defendant. r. r. Lane. in and to that certain ditch and water rights which has ifs intake from Lyons creek.
 Dated Nome Alaska. June 25. 4. D. 1908
 r. C. POWELL.
 United States Marshal for the
 District of Alaska, Second Thur-5t Division.
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NOTICE TO PURCHASERS OF
 TOWN LOTS.

By direction of the commissioner of the general land office. distribution of the surplus funds in my hands. aris- ing from assessments levied and col lected. must be made to those who paid the same, pro rata. This refund will be made to the individual who paid the same. or the authorized agent of corporations. in person. at my office on or before July 20. 1908. It win greatly expedite this matter if those applying for this refund would present the as- sessment receipts given by me.
 All persons who have not received the trustees deed for lots purchased must call at my office and get the same on or before July 20. 1908.
 PORTER J. BOSTON,
 Townsite Trustee
 Office in Masonic Temple. \
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 The Alaska Banking and Safe Deposit Company, corporation. plaintif. ve. Consumers Milk Company. cor poration. John Doe and Richard Roe. whose true names are unknown to plaintiff defendants.
 Notice is hereby given that under and by virtue of an execution issued out of the district court for the district of Alaska, second division. on the 17th day of June 1908, in the above entitled section. wherein the Alaska Banking X Safe Deposit Company. the above named plaintiff. obtained a judgment certain personal property therein de- scribed and of said real property here inafter described, on the 10th day of June, 1908, which said judgment and decree has been duly entered. I am commanded to sell all those certain lots and parcels of land situated in the town of Nome. district of Alaska. known and described as lots respectively g., 3G and S7. in block 10. according to the ofi- cial map and plat of the townsitc of Nome. Alaska. on file in the office of the recorder of the Cape Nome record ing precinct. district of Alaska. to- gether with all the tenemcnts. heredita- ments and appurtenances thereunto belonging and appertanng.
 And notice is hereby further given that on the 18th day of July, 1908. al II o'clock of that day at the town of Nome. Alaska. in front of the south en- trance of the court house for the dis triet of Alaska, second division. will. in obedience to said execution. sell the above described property. or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy plaintiffs judgment. with interest thereon and costs. to the highest and best bidder for cash.
 Dated at Nome, Alaska. this 17th day of June. 1908.
 T. c. POWELL,
 United States Marshal for the
 District of Alaska. Second tn Division.
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T. C. POWELL.
NOTICE OF MARsHAI's SALE.

In the District Court for the Dis triet of Alaska. Second Division.
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United States Marshal for the District of Alaska. Second
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-19

ject that has somehow lost interest for me- I'd
rather talk about pickles"
"Threny, you are utterly heartless" Miss Strand
said severely she stroked her pale blue dress
ing sacque. Can 1t be that thing sacred as
an engagement has made more impression on
you than this?"
"If it is a choice between being heartless and
being a slave to some mans caprice | prefer to
be heartless."
Christine WINGED, for she understood too we'll
the covert insnuation in Threnodora's words.
Il don't think you have any right to judge
Ronald. busy lawyer can't always call his time
his own. am sure he would have come today
II he had been able to get away from Chicago"
she returned.
who said anything about Mr. Kent? Sorry
the shoe pinched. 1 really didn't"
The vigorous ringing of the door bell at the
end of the hall cut short her remarks.
Dear, oh, dear" Christine exclaimed Callers
and both of us dreadfully neglige"
IF man has no better sense than to call
unlimited on night like this, he will have to
take me in my tea gown" Threnodora laughed
she motioned the housemaid back and started
towards the door. moment later she called
to the fleeing Christine
Don't run! It's only DR.. Ben. He is used to
seeing ladies in undress uniform"
AS the stately girl emerged from the pantry
Dr. Arno whispered
Cant Danish Miss Strand? I am in
horrible frame of mind, and have to you
for consolation. I have bottle of that rich old
Port, and one of Tokay in my pocket, and
thought we would have a little of the oil of
gadness on the quiet"
NO, let's keep her and make her do something
shocking. You know she can't stand any," the
girl returned with roguish twinkle in her eyes,
1t will be more fun than box of tin Cinnamon
to get her to feeling funny. She's abominably
dignified when she is sober"
The whole of Threnodoras unprincpled little
plot DR.. Arno had to guess at for her unsuspect-
ing victim was already at her side extending her
large white hand in greeting.
"Well, Miss Strand you look serene as usual"
he began. Il wish could cultivate placid ex-
terror at least Here, tonight, am all upset I
believe should have taken the Prussic acid route
to eternity If had not had somewhere to go for
sympathy"
What! Kitty is not frowning on you again."
Miss Strand asked.
THAT is just what I don't know" the young
man said seriously. II was to have taken her to
the theatre tonight, and when I got into my
office about an hour ago I found a note from
her saying that she could never see me again."
There, don't let that trouble you a Bit" Threno-
dora exclaimed "Her father is probably on the
war path again. And even if it is her own
caprice, you know how many times she has told
you the same thing before She will be all the
more devoted when she gets over her pet" "
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-19
CHAPTER III.

T was quite dark in the room
and the cold rain was playing a
weird little melody on the win
dow panes. Threnodora raised
her head from the tear-wet pillow
and peered into the darkness.
wonder what time it is get
ting to be-" she said with tired
yawn. wonder who is drinking
the health of the newly-discov-
cred Ranhael now. Idiot that |
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24
CHAPTER xxIx.-(continued.

@1HEN, as was the case with the
hi. the Victor mechanically
shot out four great telescope
legs, and with little scrape
and u little jar, and the grind
OF the spiked seet oil the legs on the
pine needles, came 10 a standsull
Strong threw over the Woodworking
rop-.-4ae4.teF- Sita---tltch-t he4. X1ctQI
Was supplied and climbed out.
Hold on, said Langley. The skip
per ought to- be the last to leave The
ship
Yes said Strong. but the captain
should be the first TO the attack, and
We are now making an onslaught on
unknown territory,
Strongs first action on setting foot
, on earth again was to turn and pa
the aluminium sides OF the Victor Is
he might have patted horse.
Dear old girl" said he. Dear old
Victor This is better even Than
had hoped for
Then he turned about.
Now. boys" he cried. pitch camp
and make all snug here, and after
wards Wen hold council OF war
w liH a DdHt lOIS offcutt oc
able to begin operations at once"
Strongs resourceful brain had for
gotten little that was needed. Bring
ing his Canadian experience 10 bear
on the choice of materials for a camp
he had decided that the Red Indians
tepees We're the best kind OF tents
they could have, because of Their SIM
plicity and their great protection from
weather. To make that protection al
the greater. he had furnished water
proof sheets. And under his direction
Arbuthnot and the rest got 10 WORK
and pitched camp.
They had three tents in all One
of these Strong allotted to Miss Hunt
and in the second he put Arbuthnot
Pelham and Wildney. The third h'
Kept for himself and Langley.
When the tents had been built ant
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24
From Another Point of View

here Detroit
understand COMMISSIONS Smith he
he
alarm
more against car,
ital punishment
The railroad
tracked
Why is that right after their batting rs the Tigers
osethe
- 49,
the police tina
do much
rothing to do with the pepnant race
convention city
City the
fatery.
we might tarn revision from
hsaded y Hon.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24
A New Picture of President Roosevelt

Italian East Africa. Here he wOUfu
take the railroad which runs inland
and Jump from the end of II into the
wilderness His SON Kermit viii 90
with him. and. as | gathered, no one
else. save. perhaps a secretary. He
said he was looking forward TO the re
creation OF the voyage and 10 getting
acquainted with his son.
All that country beyond Italy, he
said. will be new 10 us both. and
/ iUUk fof-gfeat pleasure Ill seeing II
-1iLh- a-hny,s- eyes Kermit Will have
his book of poetry and I'll have my
hunting books. we shall have great
time"
have never seen him in a more
human mood: nor have | ever been
more impressed with his -bgness and
breadth once when Re said, Well.
I'm through" suggested that the
people might not be- through with him;
that lour years hence they might be
-elamaIin8- -him-mnre- insiAtentIy
4 than they are today.
No" he said, with curious final
! ity, a sort OF sadness. a note which /
never before heard him strike. "reyolu-
. tons don't go backward. New issues
are coming up. ! see them. People
are going 10 discuss economic ques-
I tons more and more; the tariff cur
rehcy. banks. They are hard ques.
( lions. and r am not deeply interested
( in them my problems are moral prot
lens. and my teaching has been plain
morality"
( He H. certainly very extraordinary
character-about the greatest u' ,our
/ time He has the curious flasnes -
7 genius. IN WHtCh ne SETS frfTrfs--t tFttiAi
more truly than any one else does.
| Ana | believe more than ever Eofolc
4 thar ne put aside a third-term nomina-
/ ton. which he could h2ve had at the
turn OF his hand. from the highest
/ conception Of his moral obligations.
! ! know. from my talk with him last
winter. hat he was tempted almOsa
10 The peint lof yielding. that the pres
sure bad been tremendous lfar more
than any ordinary man could have re-
sisted .but that h. has asked himself
4 simply. What is right In this natter
and the thing he thought risnt n
has done.
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w. Hour WHITE ~
T II E

the small cooking range of the Victor
transferred from the airship TO the
space in the center OF the tents,
Strong looked about him.
Well he said, Il wonder If Provi-
dence will supply us with any game
He looked around him with the
searching eyes or the experienced
hunter. but he could observe no trace
I OF -5nfrrdi- fire -wtrutsoc~cr.-dft here " as
10 cry OF any bird, nor the sight OF
any living creature. There was only
the silence that was no silence be
cause OF the roaring OF the water OF
the river over the rocks In the bed OF
the stream.
Does not seem to be anything to
I be scared OF, said Strong. But, al
/ the same, We will take no risks"
He climbed into the Victor and
I brought out couple Of rifles.
The only thing that suggests Itself
10 my mind that is likely To disturb
us" he said. lis a bear. And II only
Bruin would come along | should be
pleased II We are 20 be hung up IN
/ this place for any length OF time. We
shall feel the need of fresh meat.
The camp was now beginning 10
I took st1ip.shupt., and Miss Hunt busted
herself attending TO those minor de
tails which always fall TO the lot OF
women. More or less domestic ar
rangements have TO be made when a
woman chances 10 be present.
! The party lunched in good spirits
The experiences OF the past day and
night had exhilarated rather than IA
tigued them. All were rejoicing III
a newborn sense OF strength and in
dependence.
/ Lunch over, Strong got 10 business
again and called the little council IL
his own tent.
The hardest part OF all at the pres
ent moment" he said. lis going 10 RAJ
on Miss Hunt"
He turned and looked AT her kindly
do you think" he asked, that you
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is impossible If one travels in an air
ship her size, but the Di as we
know. can come and go with prac-
tically as little risk OF observation as
bird. There is risk, OF course, but
that we shall have TO meet.
For instance" continued Strong
when we set out for Budapest we shall
have 10 do so under the cover OF
darkness / have no desire TO land
Miss Hunt and Langley into difficulties
from which they could not extricate
themselves by setting them down In
Budapest in broad daylight with wha;
would practically mean the eyes OF the
world upon them.
IF did that, fear Langley might
never come back WITH me fJt, uTrd-tttt-
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1.-THE MAN WHO STOLE THE EARTH"

will be able 10 stand further days OF
excitement and adversity?"
Il never felt better in my life,
she said
That being the case" said Strong,
Il am going TO ask you TO go TO Buda-
pest tonight"
is not that rather a tall order?"
said Miss Hunt, waving her hands at
ttffe-enefreiiffs hii+e------------------
Don't think | am going TO ask you
10 walk" said Strong. We will take
you there in the Victor-you and
Langley
~" said Langley 1T sounds as II
you were about TO get rid of me"
Il am" said Strong. and will tell
/ you why. | want you 10 go back &c
, England and fetch the Di."
Good gracious," said Langley. lis
not the Victor enough for you"
NO" said Strong. 1T is motor
+ this reason,
He paused and looked at the eager
/ faces about him.
| I'VE might rush into the business OF
stealing the earth at breakneck speed
and succeed in breaking our necks.
! may appear reckless on occasions, but
| am far from being careless. and
there is a great deal want TO know
about Bomberg and the lay of the land
there before take the city by storm.
Moreover" he went on-"and | fee
sure you will sympathize with me In
this want to see the Princess Diana
I at The palace before I Gait on ms
majesty TO capitulate.
Now, that would be an impossible
achievement with the Victor. Secrecy
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24

ing letter written by z man
who recently visited President
Roosevelt The letter illustrates q
new phase OF the presidents nature,
auG gives fresh and engaging PIC
turs oil bis personality. Following are
the extracts.
We didn-t get to i discussion OF ms
plans until very late--nearly miGnight
For the first time In my experience OF
meeting him president Roosevelt he
seemed tired He said several times;
Wei. I'm through now. I've done my
work His chief idea seemed TO be
that he wanted 10 sc. away-out 81
the country.
"A want 10 get away so thai wheh
the aew administration comes In my
opinion will not be asked, nor my
advice sought II ! talk. people VIII
say that / am interfering where nave
no right to interfere. II | refuse To
talk. they will say thar my silence is
disaprroval. The best thing | can do
I I II, to entirely aMay- for year ~
mure-4out Of reach OF everything here;
Land that Is what am going 90 do
lie said it's was the last thing n
would care TO doA to krepcat Grant !
adventure. He had Ind enough of
public affairs he wanted To BE- alone
and quiet
To Get Acquainted With Kermit.
lie said he would like 10 meet VIII
lam OF Germany il he could do II man
Lln-in an.-hnt hc could not think Of at
tempting the ceremonies incidental u
formal meeting The thing that at
rracted him most in ETropeN was the
Invitations of the king OF Italy anc
the emperor OF Austria TO go hunting
with them He said he would Ike III
see how they did IL In the old coun
tries OF Europe. but he felt that ~
could not do this without attracting
too much attention. lie had cohclud
ed. therefore. to go to. the wilds OF
Africa. a thing he had really Ions
( wanted to do. and TO hunt big game.
He would sail as soon after Marcel
4 "a possible, going from here 10 Italy
there trans.shipping for the Sues ant
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To the American Ass !:

To the American Ass:
If am right, and I'd rather be-rteht man hocke-
Teller the System is Yegg. 1t takes the shinsies
off your hennery IL sphons the milk from your COW,
Il adde's your eggs; the Common Councl ana
won't divide with us Ii has moved henesaW noun
tains and has the Supreme Court caddylhs lor IL.
What the system has done. the Succubus VIII 40.
After 100 years experience let me. like History re-
peat myself
1st-The system fixes things: 1t has fixed me; II
has fixed you.
2d-It makes money. II a Stock ism worth any
thing II makes 1t worth less; IL 1t pays DIVIDENDS II
takes them
How can we stop the System and give the Peepul
the graft9 / have been thinking. People Thought
sawmil was running State Street; but IT was my
thinks c~liding with my wheels have had an ldeal
conception Naturally. | am The Only 1deaf con
ceiver i'm the business. Here II Is:
/. need a corporation with comprehensive char
FOR one that permits me to lay bricks and eggs. cut
hair and coupons run railroads. races and donkey
engines pick winners and pockets. break banks and
freight trains raise onions balloons and sheol water
streets and stocks open mines and safes. finance
papers pink tickets patriots. politicians and pikers.
and hold up Widows and orphans by right nj eminent
domain.
Going some Ell? Well, guess Could that char
Ter he got9 Hush. The system may be listening.
You remember Scoty of Death Valley. raw,
rude nnancier from Arizona. Scotty and were
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twins once; he had mine; had a hydrant; he had
q charter: | had natural gas have the charter now.
SeottY- has had many experiences and several 1ags;
and now-but let that go.
The charter issued by the Arizona Legisla-
ture during dry spell, when there was an insstent
demand for irrigation. for water. After a cloud
burst or two and several freshets Arizonas heated
anxiety for water cooled off, but the charter re-
NAMED II was morning after. that Scotty
traded the charter to me in Alka Gulch at the bar
of public opinion. The System has been on his trail
for years 10 get balk the Succubus they offered
him fabulous wealth for it-a job head waiter in
Flagler Hotel at Palm Beach-but The rude honesty
and crude loyalty of the simple miner OF Death Val
ley rejected the offer with scorn, and now have II.
Panic reigns I'm Wal St: the Yeggs OF financial New
York are fleeing TO Europe and rural Massachusetts:
and am ready for my lifelong revenge. Stand with
me and will get what they have got and what yo:
expect to get. ! am holding company myself Our
hour has come: the system Is doomed ~
The charter cost IS plus legislative expenses and
is now worth five billions II owns nothing, earns
nothing Is nothing: but by method will reveal in
The last chapter, IL will dividends and make
everybody rich
Have eot You educated to my idea? Has my
dope percolated into your socaed brain? If So you
will be ready 10 swallow anything write. fofner-
row ! will give YOU another and then will pro-
coed TO loot the loots and regain that $4,000 600 600
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CONTINUED wedn~dnyo
The Isle of Wobbley-W oodle
BY WEEK JONES.

The of Noodle a peaceful place.
The natives a happy lot, most contented race
liYedo fish DTeadfruft never haa
civilized. which very fiSi
a along and gave the people nus
The king In the town was down 10 pN
A governor lande a the island was annexed
which had watched the Isle was 'N
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T. WINDBAHc LUTON

land just Of stock by
for them ona o eat
MAXI o
few
rpfdT Ctt
Timothy
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A tax put on property the soldiers keep.
In till the natives iei asleep
trader opened up a with stock OF guns and gln
both and took TO hefn
clothes drank I'D
found a hole outlet FOR the Dreah
slaughtered the
And his Justice execute the
Which method white devised
To insure that heather shall Ike his be civilized
The Detroit times., 1908-08-24

1t is a heavy burden that has
been placed upon Judge TAFT IN
this campaign.
On one shoulder he carries the
Roosevelt policies and on the
other the Republican platform.
Bearing the Roosevelt policies
he stands as the apologist tor the
platform and in consenting TO
stand upon the platform he be-