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Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-02-07
An Unfortunate
Hunting Trim

Last Thursday Web Smith, Perry
Lepley and Jack Asbury went over to
Charles Ehler's ranch, a few miles
from Plymouth on the Consumes
river. Ehler and Lepley are very
good friends, the latter having a
standing invitation to visit him and
90 hunting, and should he not be at
home he told Mr. Lepley where the
key to the house was. When they got
there they saw smoke coming from
the chimney, so supposed that Ehler
was at home, but they found written
on a slate that he had gone the day
before to Michigan Bar, for Ehler
had expected them earlier in the
week but the rain prevented them
from going. Lepley got the key, so
they went inside, but stayed just long
enough to leave their coats, and vari-
Gus other things, not thinking sto
look into the stove, supposing that
some one had prepared his breakfast
there. 1t was about ten when they
arrived at the house, and only a few
minutes after when they lett. They
had to cross the river to get good
hunting. Upon reaching an elevation
on the other side, they could see that
everything was not Just right at the
house, so they hurried back. But
when they reached the place they
found that the house had been com
pletely burned, excepting part of
the kitchen, showing that the fire
had started in the front part of the
house, and that the smoke seen issu-
ing from the chimney was not from
the stove, but from the fire that was
smoldering in some other part of
the house. They found Will Mari,
who lives near there, at the house
when they reached it. lie had tried
to save some of the things, but he
also was too late. One of the Bastian
boys, who lives near Ehler, had gone
over to stay during his absence, but
was not there when the party of
hunters arrived from jackson.
The house was new and contained
four rooms, and was we'll furnished.
Ehler has no family. The party OF
hunters returned to jackson the same
evening.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-02-07
Sympathy Leane to Lee.

"There is one appeal to charity that
is pretty sure to be answered" said Il
philanthropist. "That is Il request for
an artificial leg, Legs. somehow, are
warmly appreciated by the general
public, and the fellow who has to
scrape along without one is the object
of sincere cOmmiseration. During my
fifteen years experience in philan-
thropic work l have issued appeals to
the people at large on behalf Of persons
who wanted various parts of their
anatomy replaced, Some wanted teeth,
some an eye, others Il hook like Cap
tain Cuttle's. Physical deficiencies Of
that kind aroused but little interest
but just let man advertise the fact
that he was in need Of leg and
enough money was quickly forthcom-
ing to fit him out with three or four
pairs Of legs. New York Press
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-02-07

King Carlos of Portugal and the prince
snaed last Saturday their way Lisbon Anarchists
plotted the double tragedy for revolutionary purposes but
failed overthrow the monarchy The infant prince has
succeeded the throne The spirit of revolt is rampant
throughout the nation.
The financial for the city of Jackson, published
elsewhere should be duly analysed by the citizens.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-02-07
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
City Clerk of the City of Jackson
YEARS l9oe-l9o7
Office of the City Clerk jackson, February l, 1908.
FOR THE YEARS l9o6-l9o7.

Office of the City Clerk, jackson, February !, 1908
10 Trustees City Jackson
herewith
190G0
that
progress
during of incorporation.
Respectfully submitted,
l.. j. GLAVNOVICH, City Clerk
The Washington times., 1908-06-28

every advertisement printed below there has been pupOsy
lacking These merchants want to who supply the
will give cash prize Ten Dollars person who
interested udges-adversng authotes-w make the decision
Address your reply the Missing Word EDITOR The Washing
The Washington times., 1908-06-28

WOMEN'S $3.50 $500, $3.50,
and s4.oO this seasons High and O. on
Low Shoes; best quality black, tan, NJ
lace and button. Removal price. 0O =
WOMENS Fancy Slippers; tan
green, gray black, and red satin O. nF
broken sizes. Worth $500. Re- N u
moval price Observation-Disclosures. 1917
These Bargains
The Washington times., 1908-06-28
$40
For Your Trouble


Ppy the sensible powerful each the The
in
No received than M Wednesday, July s 1908
NIachn Times CITY
The Washington times., 1908-06-28

WOMENS $3.50, $500, $780, $500,
and $500 High 2Gd Low Shoes, in broken
sizes (only a limited number including 40
French heels, in high and low patent leather QNE
shoeS). Removal price ............... /OV
... ' s.es,., s..: and IS .1'. in a. CO., l9C
The Washington times., 1908-06-28
NON-MEDICAL HEALING
Cures
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Pref. Parker's method OF In
forcing Restoring-ths circulation
OF the Blood and Nerve Vital
Fluids 70 the spinal column. the
Limbs. and affected parts (of the
Body is a POSITIVE cure for
LOCOMOTOR-ATAxIA, RheUmz-
tism. Br.ght's Disease. and those
OF the spine and nervous
system that battle the skill OF the
medical world preclude refreshing
sleep. make life miserable, and
walking impossible
PROF PARKER viii GCARAN-
TEE a cure IN all cases OF LO-
COMOTOR ATAXIA, RHEUMA-
TISM. BRIGET'S DISEASE. etc,
that he undertakes. he Il SEEK
ING THE IkCURABLE cases and
REQUESTS PHYSICIANS and AL
INTER ESTED 10 INVESTIGATE
HE WILL SHOW YOU AND
MAKE GOOD ALL PROMISES
Full particulars and consultation
Free.
1924 New York Avsnue r. ".
washington, D. O.
mays, 10 70 i.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02
T NEED THE MONEY"
 SAYS THIEF IN NOTE.

SAN FRANCISCO. - There is no =ach a thing as real friendship, is the conclusion taat has been reached by Albin Anderson of St Silver street. and as he Wundcrs the city search ing the raWuzanrs he becomes more and more convinced that the decision he has reached in the matter is right
 The circumstances leading up to cause the present frame of mind of Anders"n are pathetic but brief An a.rsou.- once best friend, Sydney Mills, while Anderson was across the bay the other day stole Anderson's watch and chain and a valuable overcoat Pinned 10 the table cloth was this note:
 Dear Al - hate to do it. but I've got te. Don't think that | bear you any iH will need the money. You ~ilI find the things in a paWnshop run by AtteH near Third and Mission"
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

Tn Michael oieldb.rg. hiz heirs and as- signs
 You are hereby nottfyd that the uu- 3rrSigHed has e<psHdea more than thc sum uf uue hundred dollars ,xIUm on tHv following placer mining ytaim. f-r each uf the yglrS lsat and Iao5. to-Ul. The Louisiana hrucb claim. situutJd oH the east side ar Bourbon creek. Irib- utary af Snake river. H tbc Cape Nome Mining District District of Alaska And you arr further notified that if you do not. within ninety ts0 days from the date of final publication acrr- of. cause Co ls. paid c. tIe undersigned taur praFartiouatr shares of such ex- FtudtfBug a~ eu-uwucr your interests m -aii claim win bycumr ttr property "r tur undersigned. under section a#at Revised Statutes of the United states
 EMIL WELNNnEE.
 ROBERT WEI.ANBEE.
 Cu-DvHere. Date nf first pub. June aH tapN Date of last pub. Sept. 2g tsoS
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02
A PRETTY GIRL AND MERRY
 WIDOW HAT.

IH tae~e# 5af= vf tHe. tsiaa- Htm4=I HsA gar4.Hea. uaddHe Ha4led has known a- th- "M.uy Wda0. u. aaars 4f -trat aars -huul8 b. t.rfnsH cited # H=e results af needing bee tween "Alrue Widow" eiH rd 5 ear doaf which sticks man h- -afIai-Hr if wts -a#one evening hast H-rk. ah,u
 raras9H of 1rtrf.H.-- #e#IHg aH. ar tHe=cHt wheels -teH~d sH- ear at a certain corner and aim I.r escort haafds f the faHt end Pm daar was closed Tho girl. bsfne zopr- ahar in advance rut out hand aHI gave fl tug I, ap.u.d. somewhat giusrrIN alas but tha maiden. uot ab- serving threxa-t aIItH ef tH. aperture essayyd smHmely te eHt.r Al tHe first step the "Merry Widow" hIhel. The girl draN back con tHe second laU.aae cafuer If tHr eWH4a#s" Inserted itself Into the ear but tH. ..-f r.maia- e1 eh-UHateTF outside Ise tais linn. everybody tt thr car aas Interested but when thu girl c1uselou- If tho ab- @uraite af her position tltad a rery charming fac. from under tho corner ef the hat which had suec,edgd in gst- ling in and cried in surprise. "I cant sot i'm" broad -ailes asazpread the
 faces af those fortunate enough moi to  b. sporting "Mcry Widow"
 The escort. good looking eaap but he retained Lis presence ,f Yiud and gave tho door q mguy heaye. II yielded an inch or go. The eir slipped in. hat and all and sub sifed. but the smiles on tHc faces of tho-e who saw did mol -ubside ta sev- .rd blocks had been passed. san FrHeis-d call.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02
JUMPS IN BAY
 FROM BOAT
WOMAN REMOVES CLOTHING AND ooNs NIGHTRoBE FOR AT
 TEMPT AT SUICIDE.

SAN FRANCISCO q came all the #aa>#am Nauut Narrts. Mich ta San ] l.aHaizeo |. sul ma.eff and Ha,, yau se a#d =Ial tHe hara aHHg. -putfared l NJ=- Ia#Iss eaal4, 5e t,a crew of the ff=rz bau r8v Cfs mccromoufuusty l lHnied A,f aat af ahe eeId waters al ,Ee Ias H 8heh she had attempted .a d1aFu herself.
 Al5 Cooley had bearded h. s.Is l ltauz for Aiam-da Seeu aftrf tG. haat t.f n. slip in woman went iute |tHa I3aa r4fIae. where -he removed l ftar HtatfHg. and aftrr carefully fola- nag 4 lHta ! ualr bile. dauued her a.sbtEaaH- State Policeman AIexaa- der Craa Nas notified of the woman. |Ieri9n- and hastcurd to arrest her be- tar. she could harm herself The door ef t.. r,om was leaked and Crow was e4Hr'I5.d ro break it down
 ~ he hm-t int, rbe room Miss eoe- 1ee eaEa a.cfs and leapea through the aIaa window into the bay. An alarm uls given and a boat was lowered Miss ceolss aaz found Heating calmly f hundred wards ffam thr ferry boat When th. raseuer- approached she at- feuft-5 ta ,iude them. but finally al- bowed herself to be taken aboard. She tl- brought back to the city on the astuH lrtp of tr ferry and taken to f#e Harbor emergency hospital
 Physicians al the hospital discovered
 hat ihe woman had taken a large dose ef laris green. Prompt action again
 saved her from death.
 A pufse containing s2C0 and two slIises filled with clothing are all tbe possessions of Miss Cooley. as far as the officials can discover. She says tHat she is 25 years old and that her parents live at Mount Morris. Mich She lad been an Inmate of an insane asylum. according to her own story
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02
SEVEN MILES LONG.

NIN YuEK \ elba. dispatch ta .b. H.HI from LpHaoH e \ mamHefh London petition agtn-t thf licensing tHI -N.H miles i'Hs and -Wul.r- of 8 tan in weight. with e5a.ea8 sieHaures. WtI b, presented un Moudat 1et.e house If commons The Wesleyan temperance uitiou- HitH ,uuuop signatures viii not -,acH if, Eauze untH ater The protestant al- lnner petition. AItH 16aoao signatures asking fer commission of inquiry Into tle condition of couvcutual and mo- nastig institutions, .wiH be- presented next Ne,k
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02

SOLOMON AND COUNCIL. Stage leaves Solomon for Council every Tuesday and Friday.
 PRoSSER & MccUNE.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02

BIatz weiner Beer at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02
Go te the North Pole

Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only coffee house In town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02
.oU soNT Les NeIees oANrAp.

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02

Granite Mining Candles are the best
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02

Hu, notice t-, msrN-I H0,u.rr. m rhg number "f ptaHs.Nan. eaiua. .wlrv w athgr hHd- This condition. c. a HrE' eyt'ut has hHau brought aasus hy tH- csrsie--H,s~ ef muzH,rz ia aal-
 Hz Co uaf aul th.ir camp afsa. ,Ias- H- ganttEr5faHe um tHy tundra a.# it-trHs.Hg Thousands of sezs ever.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02

Notwithstanding the feeling Of pcs simism which seems 10 prevail among a number of people in Nome regard ing tho future of this camp. tb, flcr remains that il IS stHl gooa far#a eraat many years These periods of dcpras- sion generally come every four years. The fact is that everybody on tac out sid" is too busy with national politics To pay any attention tl ueu in.e+t- ments, and uo. new enterprises afe =aa- dertaken. About every s1 often a nnher of people aul gel together and talk themselves into the brlirf that tH. country is going to thy dogs. and a- man is naturally prone to absorb tHe spirit "f his environment. it Is only a little while tiH eyru body has an at- tack of the blues. As 6a- been saI7 the new enterprises which lre being gotten into working shar. in tae Nome district ensure life of prosperity for many years. and if som, or tae quartz veins in the district are devri- "f"d iHto mines fls p,rmaaeaee un he established teoud the preade,u- tur' of doubt
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02
STAND BY THE PARTY.

William II I'm efse ii. uaH-t= natiaa af tae s.@lHaaa @ae a- Hs -iaanaH candidate lz -4eaaa .tar- v6e0mre majority that uofr ae e.a #pthrr cHddteas were aansla,ea at Inc convention. fa1 5z h. Haz F#.,lsaI himself 1a gaes aot t.a aaad #a.f. a- ausuated but not Finished. a. pre-i- dent Roosevelt Cher. i. u5aa a#ant inat hr a.a Ha sara3. .a a a. al= lice ef elfef executive a1 U. arga a,han#the ballots 5.s aazal=uaz. NJ ygm1er
 Presidential Candidate Tho bts pledeai himself taatz tf elected. bc#eaI d. an tu his power ], assist Inc ta,c- gale 'a eenefe rfea Aasea. rra- 'ta~i. 'f eaar--. Hf t#r darseafa i- 4 te zame p"lHjsa Ha5t a- H##4er
 \ vote for eufs.r tf.rgrara. means d totr Gar a man ,eHo.fsg- aH,4. eaf.a 10 hazrIf HrH4a ae f.faa- beH Paafy. th#.a .a5gHaaar 1T #zeI#ltfI.H "htsh wIn be haHsuea I5 lae yaHl= frv
 John W 6aFsan f# possessed af 4 safe,,d 6laa. and Er 5z 8#a4a= of at-  iaihmeniz. Hr is Ann aeHes,l H territorial government. and ahae. tr this particular hr k not in perfect accord with thr msmhers of tae laral republican raaT. h,.l= mach in aaaefa Wirh them on other propositions. rhlr they arc willing to cast azida. tHie a,f- ference of opinion and kotr for a uaa whom tbcE hrIicer aft accomplish something for=thr srnrHI berrHt of the people "f tae entire northern r.ritory.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-02

One who has made practice of trav- cling acrnss fine hills adjar.H ta Nome for the rast four or aye years cannot
The sun., 1908-12-27

Eooks in Fine Bindings.
Gold Watches from $50 npwart
Sterling Silver Tableware, novs
hair brtshes, cloth brushes.
from s. upward.
Solid Gold and Diamond Jsu
from SO upward.
Fine Art Wars. Brodees, fpO
Carvings, Miniatures, SC.
Fine Umbrsiias, mounted with
peasl. steriins silver, from
Upward.
imported Clocks, Clock Sets
Caudeiabras.
Fine Imported Leather Go
poeketbooks, bags suit cases.
eases, medicine boxes. toilet G
belts, &c.
The sun., 1908-12-27

1 tit etlanlsr.s His wealth bsing derived
from eneaf. Like Bslrd, Ma4 LsbAnay
wa very fond Of Witnessing pugillgtio
encounters. which were held ct his vile
near Parie In a miniature bun ring which
he had oaubed to bO erected there. The
encounters were occaslonally rendered
doubly exciting by the incursion 81
young bull into. the ring. which it was
the young mana delight to Sc produce
scene Of Wild confusion. At one time the
spandthrlft actually contemplated trans
ftrring bis fortune TO England, pfepnra-
tlens being sGtyally. oommsnosd on g... with us :
actually applied to Mesgrs. Weatherby
for . Gentlsman's riding license. but the
request was refused, The excuse being
given that Max Lebaudy had not
sufficient experience Of racing. and that
II would bs unsafe for the jockeys II no
%sfS sP e Ssonss Sds 4 Sa
Of settling In England and, remaining In
France. died shortly aftsrward. his death.
1t was said, being accelerated by the
hardships TO which he was expoaed while
serving In the French army. ,rl,..
OF late yeera the sporting characters
which were formerly frequently to be
istenoe, modern ways apparently being
Of the laSt was the late Col. North. who
was as much at home In sporting circles
as In the city. A rough but genuine
diamond. he was perhaps best described
by quotation from Taoitus: He had
talents equal to business and aspired no
higher As o man Of business he was
shyewd. energetic, pereevering. seh.oon-
fldent and could be- relied upon, These
qualities, together with the assistance
Of sorne good fortune. enabled him TO
rise from the lower ranks Of labor to the
higher ranks Of finance.
aHe was q man possessed OF such q
distinct individuality. however. that his
personality was impressed upon the pub
iio mind Unspoied by suooees. genial.
genuine and generous, the Colonel was
SO delighted with his own success
and so genuinely unselfish In his
attempts TO render others happy that
it was almost impossible not TO feel
ness he used his head; out Of business
his heart, His career before the London
public was something like shooting star.
but In its brief space he managed to Sc
cure q certain popularity with thousands
Of all kinds and conditions Of his fellow
beings, the majority OF whom sa1n,s,a only knew knew
which Col. North favored'most was cours-
ing in the pursuit Of which he was emf
nently successful Breezy, bluff and
hearty he was quite devoid of humbug.
even when dabbling with politics, which
are not infrequently dominated by hy-
pocrisy and can't. Standing as Q candi-
date for q constituency once, gaunt
female suddenly interrupted his meeting
by shouting, Are you in favor of giving
women votes2' Yes, to the pretty ones.
madam was the Coloneis reply. This
amused the audience and prevented any
further opposition
The sun., 1908-12-27

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tntsrtj1n ~ hir,.sit yo,,r 3srs o,,,Ie
whSre be oo,,id do aYncti% aa hs MAJ
spelled from hiS % eaSiIsst ~ DchiIdhood M
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aTbe oriSip ~ ths Iaejrd ,nfiions
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and exceaalvalv No. Sis o~iv Saeith
conaiSted. INDEED In his bavinS n m,ii.
tit,,de al sons a atoyv ia told IN evidenca
~ thsir ssn,-.,ts, ~ a. 10 49, tt,"t vhss'
the local lmsehis tar' - Vas comria ainine thas
fhe wind hisE thro,,sh his 6onra ons os
the vo,,n1 Rairds oeSnad thiS IL, Savine
ths. fIs",,ras l., ths;rs ZEE 80 ~ tda thai
the csta and dosS csroS tbrou~h ths.n
BainS comnellsd fo sivs mn Ssrmine tSsv
became nrinsrs and from digsins for
cosi fhayr 'nras.,tiv batont t6ernsstves
tbs introS4,ct;on ~ reiisosdS ave n fra.
nendna,s in net.,s 90 treJe end having
saved sop'a Frcn.v 49, ,'ndsrtoolr con-
trncfa Tor rails alsotings hnvaver IN he
naid In Sharas ..atha, thsr cosb Tbsncs.'
forward 1,ccsss et,ended ths;r sysrv
XTort and n,;il;pns aoe.,muIatad In the{r
hands With naarvsilons ranidity
sAbineton Rsird had fnr aI2 nraotical
n,,rnosas ssos,psa 70 M,nsslf the poWsy ~
disposin9 oS vhatsvar nronertv he nos.
800 Ths Ia ~ sptstl in Scotland
diffars on,,sidarshIS srn,,, that which
rnlss In EngsanS scnordanca nj th
tbis nv ,sx;ne GO 900 yor Con, n,nsnsation
he xsS aSnchiHd y, n,,ycha.s M interssts
oS the na~t ha;rs md thns obta;ned fine
shsoi,,ta t.ate1os,,tarv control of the
St;oheii strchan and other eatstea in
Iherriasnsh;re and SIve Rari Jjed in
1904 AT New orleans wRitber he had zone