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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1908-02-13
MADAM BUTTERFLY.
'Puccini's fowery Japanese opera
to be sung again at the Salt
Lake Theatre by the celebrated
English Grand Opera Company
for a matinee and night on Sat.
urday, Feb. 10.

Mr. Henry w. Savagc's Eng
lish Grand Opera Company is to,
play return engagement at the
Salt Lake Theatre in "Madam
Butterfly"
The engagement this time will
be for only two performances, in.
Guiding Il matinee on Saturday,
Feb. 18th.
Four talented prima dOnnas for
the title role are with the company
including Miss Rena Vivienne, an
American artist who sang the role
with fine success last season; Dora
Philippe, Partisan songbird,
Elizabeth Wolf, Il German singer,
and Phoebe Strakosch from COvent
Garden, London, all of whom were
especially engaged by Mr.. Savage
for the present company. The two
superb contraltos, Ethel Houston
and Harriet Behnee are still with
the company for the role OfSuzuke,
Madam Butterlly's maid, together
with four new tenOrs, said to lac
the best Mr.. Savage has ever pre-
scented; and three baratOneS for the
part of the sympathetic role of
SharpleSs the L. 5. Counsel. Wal.
ter Ruthwell is still orchestral
director with Cornelius DOpper
and Guy Ambrose as conductors.
"Madam Butterfly" will be the
finest operate event of the year in
Utah, and as Salt Lake is the only
place where it is to be heard, music
lovers will attend from this and all
surrounding cities. Prices will be
the same for both matinee and
night with lower floor at $500,
balcony at - 30 and $500, family
circles at Sl.5O and gallery at
S1.OO. The three first rows will
not be for sale, being held out for
the orchestra out of town mail
orders will rbe filled on date of
seat sale on Wednesday, Feb. ~,
il remittance bc sent to Manager
George ID. Piper.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1908-02-13

ugn nlaving soldiers With thar,
@This is nrattv qsme for d;o.
nifed officer of his moiest,,. ssr.
vicc isn't ftg" bo gr,,ntoj boln
losslv
TITO bsoyers nr,,,J Tb, h,,
dcr almost rrrst ,bo o,r-dr,,,,. ana
tho ligbtnirg ,,ro,t,rod e., ,a 49,
skiesfond Jestro, n,o .ort, r,a
rains Mat ,r,r u,o t,,.. ,,,,, 900.
ting tbsb, to boir sorIs Va - .
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1908-02-13
CLOCKS STRIKE THIRTEEN.


At Worsley there are two clocks
on Lord Ellesmere's estate 50 ar
ranged as to strike IS at the hour of
one. One of these is over the new
entrance to Worsley hall, in the CEN
ter Of Worslcy village 1t originally
gave time to the employees at the
Duke of Bridgcwater's works in the
ncighborhood. II is said that the
duke had the clock made to strike
13 because his worlmcn sometimes
pleaded excuse for being late after
the dinner hour owing to the fact
that they did not hear the clock
strike onc.-London Graphic
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1908-02-13

"S'yp
Perkins had returned from his
afternoon out and, as usual found
Kate at once, "S'y wot der va
think sccny'
".Ihat-cre wise gazybo, Ali, wot
took a French sneak bout O. this-ero
pIycc last Haugust,"
where att"
"Oh-nykin' cigarettes hin o
Broadw'y show windcr, Z was hall
got hup ter kill hin a I-taliun fzz.
an gold lace trimmin'. Hit was a
hugely grin that guy give me"
where at? ! asst yer"
"Oh--hit was somc plycc between
One Hun'~cd and Twenty-fftl
street an T urtccnth-or maybe hit
was between Fourteenth an the Bat.
try. Wots hit ter youse-w'y?'
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1908-02-13
Sold and Recommended by
T. J. WadsWorth
AS 1T MAY BE.

eyes, madam remarked the APP
picant for a handout, lit is true
that ! once saw better days
Poor man. replied the woman
of the house, spreading a slice, tell
me about it."
"The fact is" continued the way
farcr, 'that as president Of a New
York bank had a good thing until
the clearing house threw me out"
THAT surely was hard
Hard 1t was harder than YOU
think. There was still some money
in the bank at the time
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1908-02-13

Most disnguriug skin eruption, scro-
fua, pimples, rashes, ETC., are due to
impure blood. Burdock Blood Bitters
il "A cleansing blood tonic. Makes you
clear-cycd, clear-braned, clear-skinned,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1908-02-13
ALI
BY ETHEL sHAcKELFoRD
Copyright. by Daily story Pub. Coz


Ali, the Hindoo assistant butler,
was imperturbabIe when Mr.. Smith
er's guest looked him over closely.
For a moment ! thought ] had
seen that Hindoo before" remarked
Captain Wiltsec. when the man had
left the room. "But ! must be mis-
taken. Hndoos are an odd lot, y
he went on "One queer thing about
them is their aversion to thanking
one for any services he does them.
Once in Bombay chap | knew
dashed around a corner with a pair
Of unmanagcablc horses. A Ilindoo
lad was crossing, and in his fright
at hearing the mad rush of hoofs,
he soo-sawcd back and forth in the
middle of the road until the beasts
were fairly upon him. | never
knew how it happened, but someway
] dragged him out from under in
illlle. but the fellow expressed no
regret at my having been ignomini-
ously thrown in the mud nor did he
vouchSaIc me a word of thanks. He
simply skunk of like a kicked dog"
The conversation soon turned to
Captain Wiltsce's holiday in Ameri-
ca a. he was outlining the plans
Of the hunting party he was on his
way to join, Ali was giving the
diners moro attention than usual.
The next day the Hindoo disap-
pearcd.
"S'y" remarked Perkins, the
cockncy butler, to Kate. the maid.
"ayn't e the guy, just" Kate
looked rather forlorn, to Perkins
disgust,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1908-02-13

This woman says that sick
women should not fail to try
Lydia II. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound as she did.
Mrs. A. Gregory, of 1856 Lawrence
St, Denver, Col, writes to Mrs,
Pinkham:
II was practically an invalid for six
years. on account OF female troubles
/ underwent an operation by the
doctors advice, hut in few months
was worse than before. A friend adj.
vised Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and IL restored me 10 perfect
health. such as have not enjoyed in
many years Any woman suffering az
| did with baclSache, bearing down
pains, and periodic pains, should not fail
TO use Lydia f., Pinkhams Vegetable
Compound
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1908-02-13
SORRY HE SPOKE.

Wiic--Our daughter is 90, and
she ought 10 be married.
Hubby-oh, she has plenty Of
time, Let her wait till the right
sort Of man comes along.
mot at all, / didn't wait Tor the
right sort Of manP
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1908-02-13

our thick comprehension, and they
have such extraordinary methods Of
thanking one"
The splendid old tree lay dead
fcllcd to the earth by cruel stroke
Of Lightning, as Wiltsce, too, would
h killed had he stayed where
he the Hindoo intcrfcred.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1908-02-13

Itching piles provoke profanity, but
profanity won't cure them. Doan's
Ointment cures itching, bleeding or
protruding piles after years Of suffer
SUI At any drug store.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1908-02-13
l,earcCl

disgust,
Captain Wiltscc sat alone, idly
putting a cigarette and gasping for
a breath of air. lie had wrcnched
his ankle the day before, and had
not gone hunting with the men as
usual. The day had been hot. and
now that a thunder storm was gath
cring, the air was painfully opprcs-
sirC. \ sound in the woods caused
him to reach for his gun, but he
was too lazy to make much effort,
so he staid whcrehe was, propped up
against a tree.
Again a twig broke. He looked
in the opposite dircction-,,nd ex-
claimed: "Zoundsw
Within six feet of him stood a
mana little brown man in torn,
cheap American clothes and be-
draggled East Indian turban. A
strange figure, indeed, in the woods
of Maine! The newcomer made a
grand salaam, llindoo fashion, and
bcckoncd the officer to follow him.
Not in a thousand years :" was
the spoken answer. what do YOU
want, food?'
The little man shook his head.
Cant You talk ?" roarcd the Eng
lishman.
The fathomlcss black eye caught
the blue one, They stared at each
other.
I'D get up and break your neck
if it weren't so internally stuGyw
cordially asserted the captain.
Don't wiggle your hands that way,
I'm no subject for hvpnotsts. Nou
see know the cast-qnd by Jovc!
know YOU. You're that Hindoo
who served my friend Smither in
New York; and what is more. |
ann sure now that You are that boy
pulled ont from under the horses
in Bombay five years ago. Now
get along out Of this pIacc-quick "
The little man showed no signs
of moving or Of attempting any
violence, SO the captain turned his
back on him. a delicious sonsa-
ton Of peace overcamc him. but sud-
denly he jumped to his feet and
held out his hands to the Hndoo.
crying: "Confound YOU, you little
black rascal ! believe YOU have
hypnotized me, though I've always
said it was impossible. am under
your control, and | hate it, do You
hear me-hate it! ] follow You as
though you were some beautiful
creature was trying 10 capture.
Take your eyes off me, and stop
walking backwards You blamed
fool, don't You appreciate that |
have a game ankle?'
A tremendous peal Of thunder
shook the earth, as step by step the
Englishman followed the little
brown man. When they had gone
half mile, the Hindoo sat down,
and compelled his prisoner to do
/ So
why not seek some sort of shell
ter" complained the captain. No
The Hlindoo preferred the open. lie
pointed to some pebbles beside the
brook, and the captain, obcdient to
his will, drew in a handful and be-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-25

 a awful
 Tn Amlt.. Alabama. 9, are dead and n ar5 Injured
 Natea.4 Mis=aur# E one of rEe greatest sufferers. having eo people HHcd In McLain k - deed. aa4 .a Alexandria. Louisiana fs we're b0lo1 As far as can is.= l-=rf5.s at Inc resent time thc number df d in other taans varies ffaa. le Thr loee in property ~in an. ID mary mn- lions. So gree, 'H arriving af an estimate ueoid :. -."s5 mras-t= hlc.
 Relief trains hate hseu ai u1tsh,I from eu quarters. and He stricken sections have hoeH turned mta one vast hospital
 Volumes could b, nHed bs a.erir- lions of thc wonderful cnccts t.h.rf thc tornado ca44.d la some el~.., ,ii- tage- were carried aaas like buurhs= of leaves in autumn ua Livestock aa- slaughtered in hundreds Several r,gl- meuts of troop havo been dispatched
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MUST FOOT
 sDs . JiLls
WINNER OF OWNERS DOG RACE WILL BE A KING FOR THREE
 DAYS.

A dog race has just been arranged in which the teams must he driven b5 the owners 10 Hot Springs. and the principal prize for which + that the winner will have all his expenses a; the springs paid for by the losers. who must also put up the liquid refresh- mcnts and act generally a- the loyal subjects of,thcir licgc lord.
 This race will probably take place next Monday. and twelve entries have already been received for il. \ Halua- blr cup has been presented by A. l.. Boyd as a prize for th" winner who will receive the good things and the services provided by the defeated ones for three whole days at the resort
 The teams will start I5 minutes apart. and the contest has already be- gun to excite an unprecedented amoun' of interest.
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Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 ATLANTA. Ga. April 1s.= Hundreds are dead. nineteen toWa- are eomrtet- ly wiprd ont. parts ar the statrz at Louisiana. Mississippi and Alabama are devastated, and wholesale destrue- ton has been wrought in many ways by q tornado which has just swept over the South. and which takes tbe place as the most frishtnl tornado n history
 Never before has such widcsrr.ad urvastation been visited, on any land and never did invading armies bring such ruin in their wake
 Ii is absolutely impossible te tcH at the present time anything like th" cx- act number Of victims. Not settle m"nt that stood in th" path of inc tornado has less than len dead. whfe in some cases the number Is much greater
 \ fair estimate of the Killed ana injured has been made In some If the towns. however. and the results of the
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PILES SAYS JAP MAR
 MAY COME SUDDENLY

is acting as u.e mou,hpiccc of rrrsi- dent Roosevelt in tho matter ana that when he intimates that there is etm danger of war with Japan he knows more than he gives expression L..
 He did not hesitate ta say outright that trouble with Japan may come at any moment and that war clouds Were likely 10 appear on the horizon only a few hours after everything seemed clear and calm.
 His speech has once more given rise to tho war rumors and people now seem to be convinced that the rcla-
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tiou- between rH" IN" Hamtrre ar not at all as naHdlv a- tn.s a.a., t.... mad,. L. -.....-
 Following senator Pile S.uats Iial~7 spoke st length n Favor .5 huiidius hatthshps In taEe tar pfar- of thes. aaleh h,s. gone tr rhr Parf- lie from rha Atlantic H. agreed w.t Senator Piles in the belief that er. fleet should be kept m thc Pacific aH. one in the Atlantic He favors tts providing If 20 hrst-cla-- battlr-His- Both peaksr= insisted that an H-r,Hs. ed navy is iurerativ"lv required.
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RECORD SALE
 CONTINUES

Tine bargain sale now eaiue on at Simson Bros. is still attracting large crowds at the store daily. The sale will continue next week. and on Mon day special bargains will be offered 10 the Nom" public.
 Never before in the history of this city have such wonderful bargains been offered.
 So great has been the crowds visit ing the store daily that more help has been secured for next v,rk
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CLOSING OUT
 RETAIL SALE

We NM cla5a our rotaG business at Nome May continuing our general stores at SaIssHau and bieEsan on a still larger seaie. During the next len days-unta May i've will clear our shelves at our Nome store Of the balance of a lars- drst-elazs stock at prices oven lower than those which made Special Sale far past two months so popular Saw k your lest chance ta Eet really low prices.
 Best Potatoe. ewith si eash
 order other sroceries) 20 lbs sioo carnation Milk (with g cash
 order other groceries) per case +.s5 Golden Cate Baking Powder .lb. .25 A R C H E R. EW NC 6 C o. ARC R E R. EW NC 6 C O.
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VERDICT
 IS GUILTY
JURY DECIDES. HOWEVER. THAT ctkUssEN SHALL NOT sE
 EXECUTED

8a.. 1tter a#ia#a last gseH.us .f .zs= .#4Has1 tHaf tHa 5urs had reached a a.r#et aa fine sa== af ths UHited Saaa- agaiazt Aaraae elau-=ea, gao aa= charged vItH fas murder as Hoh- FaH af KasaaIIE laz# September f.y- rrtau- -i-ssrI ##i a#a. f#at sH- 4er- ita1 aas aas af raHs aal f#e s5e~+ vas .rrrsrf.
 N th1u' aa t'fat<ser e.,z brought fnfu raHrt bat h. ste- ae sign ef eau- -efeu-es-..#et h,- e.s-l -'a: ros.r..4. ..- Hr#-at a-aH aad .a.#Iy watched .ar HHem- 'ate tn-fr fl=eea
 W.a r'ers MeEna. asked th, i5r"- nam rHram IrarH if lhry hal ras#laf l verdict tza defendant s.Hl ..-sra quietly If sa+4ln #H1 aas- -f=r.e-l .==.a-- aH.. H- heard that .f. ..at ans guilty Itaw thf
 srl th.=..a-.. hen Mas- M. aaad tn. .rf- without capital n#a mrat.~ H .91u-#.H h. h..I e-as4. ..a. rr. only af .rvou~e- #r t-- defendant aa4 aiH= HREsri=# s=aH HH s=at tas m kH~~s
 H.e e.-ft aa.s l murder H. th- first de= a.fh#H H1rital taa- eaf #sa#Heut if=a r.#-.. 1.c1H-= 1a =ad sa.- .=ar- ago .= a- #ra A.l4zs
 .Af-Hr rr aHsI,st Park. st defendant. lH- .tWa'=a 1.I ,=ze~ 1H lrpert. T}sa .5#H ae.# 'a 'H.= nut Smtt H... non t.. .rr.H' rH.. h. orta# 4. N4r1HH.
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SULLIVAN
 RUNS AWAY
BEATS EVERYTHING IN SIGHT AND BROKE EVERY LOCAL
 RECORD.

Jerry Sullivan ran .a miles .let night in n" wonderful time at homs and 40i2 minutes, and bclt ti.. next man. Comet. D. three miles Hurmaa fried To keep up for q bong fimr. hut Sai- livan fairly ran him [, t StsnJ~tuL
 Anderson was third
 X mile race which al- t-q4 after ii, big event Was won by Ctrt r~l4an. Claude Shea was second.
 X bicycle race between CaaH- and Rragge was won by the htte-. after Gaun" had breakdown that r.. his machine out of commission md euri himself
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Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Apr. 25- Senator Piles delivered a strong argu- ment today in tho senate in favor of the construction If four battleships. in stead of two. and startled his hearers by declaring that the fleet now in the Pacific must remain there if this coun- thy desires to plsce itself in position of security against the attack of an Oriental power
 The most sensational fact connected with the sena or's alarmist statements is the widespread know ledge that h.
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WANTS PEACE
 NOT WAR
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. April 25.- In addressing tho International Peace Society today. Secretary Root stated that the United States wants peace and not war.
 He believes that public opinion gov erns theworld today. and that public opinion is generally on the side of peace. He concluded by reminding tho people that the day is past when rul- CTS had the destinies of nations alto gether in their hand.
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GREATEST TORNADO IN HISTORY
 WIPES OUT NINETEEN TOWNS
CAvY'S TEAM BEATS
 BROWN BY A NECK

smith was unfortunate in meeting NIIh trouble on his return ta the city. and lost quite a little time hy losing T dog when ready to start from the Hat SwinEs
 Brown. thc first ta arrive this morn Ing. passed The post at 1 minut" and r seconds after $ o'clock m. eavy arrived at a.22.
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eavy's tca8 aee t4e lace la Hot Springs and return. heating Robbie Browns team hg ii1le more than half minute k1cgsted eame thiei Smith was frmuf uefroa.s team lost its chance Nher Elafcafafl lost his way going north
 cavy's tra Ha-fr the round trip IT lG haurs a sE cnudS.
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eRuNERs FILE SUIT

Ei0.aa1 Hrlrar md J. 1.saa Hraa- CT filed sun today s-t's-- t5 &- Nl- sm~ fa- H #seas.H= 4 raa s4s5 If Sl4i4 HLaseI ta ha-. 1=.a z.uasir.t with the r hy EH. GFr4r fog ths ust .f -rs uiatrt1n- % H t'a=tf= is otteH.sa fir sH- aalaetns
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WANTED 100 DOCS

The Carson Kennels. Of Nortoo bay. has fine quarters for 'eo dc5s for the summe- months. Every care given. Rates and further particulars upon in- quiry 10 H m Carson. Merton bay
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FOR SALE

fi-hors"roNcr Fairbanks Morse gas engine. new l3-h F.. Priestman gas engines. four-inch and fVe-mcn Morris centrifugal pumps. F. <. Cut ting. Phone Red lT3
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fIaten
800 Dead

' ..I.. -dma',I ,aar .oa ioort. at.. ta.n aH,,8 H al ,ae -'ates sl-. ItrHA tHH-a faufe r ;. conservative i..s .a ..s eua.f tH4f the maIa. Els boss f.t f.Haf...l.t ssa fiFs.bl,.
 ~s..f t.a=- A. fuIz st-.. utke h..n ......s sh,d md a~ th, r,.- nsffr #a. f- ,sH=a trau asfI sau- l-Htsf- at- --traG bear t4-r- '-Ncr u#u-. .s... tHHH Hf Iir- h-- 'icvea
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Yes. the Nugget Express does freishting 10 the beach line from Lit tie to Irene creek daily Phone Nugget office. Main as
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BILL TO
 SELL LAND
GALE WANTS TO GIVE PART OF ISLAND FOR USE OF
 COMPANY.
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGToN. D. C.. April e5.- Delegate Gale today introduced bill 10 authorize the sale of $50 acres e: land al the end of Kanak island to the Alaska Terminal Navigation compuav for use as the site of tho terminal
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IRENE CASE ON.

The e5s" af Wrish' e, aa VI .,u- l-.,- ing q ai k arcup> es .hs atfeftier if tHe district e"at t=.ts,v. I'm -uit u. wolves the .r4 -.sna ,t p.al- rtA nn Irene creek
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 lN FRISCO
PEOPLE OF GOLDEN GATE ARE ALARMED BUT NO SERIOUS IN.
 JURY IS INFLICTED.
Nuggets Special serv,ee.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2,-An earthquake shock was felt throug bout this city this morning but no lam aEr resulted.
 Several of the more timid citizens were more or less frightened when the ground began te rock. and some ran into the streets but everything soon resumed its normal condition
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MAKES NEW
 DISTRICT
JUDGE REID DRAWS 4 NEW BOUNDARY LINE FOR RAM
 PART SECTION.
Nuggets speo,sl Service.

FAlBGANkS hHza ef Jadee It.#4 has altered Inc H## sf he Eaarsf miniHg dfsfrlet Ha given |, rha aame af th. Ha Spring at-t##-f, VttH head auarfer- 9t lHs Haf S#aHg= u.sE the TaudHi river
 HetnstaH H#- been 4HraHt,d euH= HHi-=4at.r
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AMEnDMEh7j
 DEFEATED
Nuggets spsets5 ser.,es

Nuggets Speetsj Sesves.
 h-IIIN.tr, ,E. q. C Nfu. fh, au,Haueut pf -.Iiup a ...sf-aH #I tau btt.e@a --..l .i .a. .Ht aa Ir.ras,.
 .,.- fi.s a..en lofea,ed ..t. The drr md ma# b. E#.- ~.
 #H i,'et.'Ian has b~aH 'f
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THIRTY DAYS
 FROM SEATTLE

John II"-toH, t @ell-kaeNa mmH= man. arriy.j today from Seattle n the record tina. ur sa ttv- It.
 He made the journey from Valdez "a Nome .u a2 ddy~
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FINK BUYS WI SKI.

}IH'rt euk bought tH aa#- ..a1- er af Charley Heron aaHszl.ruaze tft- rr ths sfz.yaI If thr tt-#- =#8u IH Noulc today
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DUKES BODY
 IN CHURCH
sqet's Special ser.ies

IoIIS >pru e. Tf. Hal If -he lrar d- Chaulnes ht ...u r'asad in
 Hfeh uhere Il wiN r.r-## t1 th. arrival al h,. luchss1 EltE..
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DAMAGED
 CRUISER
STEAMER RUNS INTO BRITISH WARSHRIP AND KILLS SEW
 ERAL JAcKIES.
Nuggets Special Service.

LONDON, April 25.-The steamer St. Paul ran Into the cruiser Gladiator to day off Yarmouth and several of the curisers crew are reported to have been killed.
 The steamer hit the warshlp right in the middle and cut into the big hull like a wedge.
 The cruiser would have sunk had she not hecn run into the drydock im- mediately.
 Go to the North Pole Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only coffee house in town.
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Towns Demolished Hundreds of People Killed, Millions in Property Lost, Sev- eral States Visited and the De-
 struCtion is General

T. th. z.,astateI ,Hrftterz .8 tho zezer=-nt has 8Ir.eHs assu pz tu ra-liz-e za,s di~fnsss of Inc aH paiird -r.z=IEsEz
 fLaterI
 tH.gfsENGE F,Sz NHHi = [. m filaeen people ara dead hsfe re=H- = the great t=fHaae "tieh also y-L#H Inc uIhHr -fEa.- fHtfty-Har f..s... altogether have occurred n rs.. -Haat fms sr1ts and trr iu.s tn nraHr#s has hseH tr#sntaus
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LADIES. ATTENTION.

The French Laundry is now ready to take lace curtains.
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largest Billiard and Pool Room in Alaska ct the Board of Trade.
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ela,z privs,. Stock a, the sanL.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-25

Blstr wsinsr Beer st the B.ak.
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Granite Mining Candles are the best.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-25

Elks mest.os Monday night, 2.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-01-11
FOR sALE-REAn ESTATE.
CITY BARGAINS
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGES

ROOM HOUSE. ia LOTS. WANT
HORSES, CATTLE OR HOGS.
ROOM WEST SIDE MODERN
HOUSE FOR SMALLER RENTAL
ROOM EAST SIDE COTTAGE,
RENTS FOR SO. WANT WEST SIDE
RESIDENCE AND PAY DIFFERENCE.
s ROOM MODERN WEST SIDE. WILL
TAKE VACANT LOTS OR SMALL rem,
tai FOR PART.
FARM IN OKLAHOMA FOR SHAW
NEE co. FARM OR TOPEKA RESI-
DENCE.
so ACRES S. E. KANSAS. WANT TO-
PEKA RENTAL.
100 ACRES S. E. KANSAS. WANT To-
PEKA RENTAL.
WEST SIDE RESIDENCE FOR SHAW
NEE COUNTY so OR 100, AND PAY DIFF
FERENCE.
WEST SIDE RESIDENCE FOR A
SMALL TRACT.
SMALL TRACT ON THE ASYLUM
CAR LINE. SEWER AND CITY WA
TER PAID OUT. FOR GOOD RENTAL
2 SMALL RENTALS FOR SHAWNEE
COUNTY so OR 160, AND PAY DIFFER
ENCE.
FINE SUBURBAN HOME NEAR
WASHBURN, FOR 50 OR 100 ACRES.
NEAR TOPEKA.
so ACRES NEAR AUBURN. TAKE A
SMALL TOPEKA RENTAL
W. J. RICKENBACHER,
534 KANSAS AVENUE.
IND. PHONE 1853.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-01-11
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