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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-11
FAVOR NEW
 POST BILL
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 WASHiNGTaN. p e. Fob. IL President Roosevelt and Postmaster GsHsra Non H.ssf favor tt Burn r4m hill which provides for now merghaudis" ro-e hr which parcels Of 4 maximum W.slf If II pounds could h" sent. Trr man charges for such would be- cents per pound
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-11

SEATTLE. Feb. l1.-Jarvis was in- terviewed today on the question of the reported purchase of the Guggenhcims' Alaska interests by Morgan. and he said that he knows nothing about it. but that both will probably join to fur ther interests in Alaska.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-11
ATTENTION OWLS!

Meeting Thursday evening. < 30 p m. New pass word given and all members are requested to he present
 ED. F. HILL
 Executive
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-11

-@ 5a: 2. < !: ]. E ;s :: s :. : !. ]: The dentist will be at the Dobcs 2.
 : show an the 22nd. and the way < Z h. Nill extract teeth free of charge 2. # is not slow. It's a laugh for me ,: .- every time I think of it. ::
 :. 2: sy ,. }: 2 2: T ;; E 7 :: s < 2. ;.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-11
FORAKER
 ACCUSES
SAYS PRESIDENT REMOVED OF FtclALS BECAUSE THEY
 FAVORED HIMSELF.
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Speoial Service.
 WASHINGTON. h C Feb. H. Senator forlaer de.if,a ureHIs u tns.eeH1tr to-day taaf The faSfma~tert Hao had r-esnrh b.n removed from office in ohio had suffered heetu~e thes ead worked i,- taa Intea.si- of hi5 eanu5daes for tHo pe,-iaealaI aom- nation
 II, mentioned fhe u9m,- oi tae oH.- ciai- tn whom hr alluded and defcd anyone te prove against tnem any charge except that of aiding the op- u"nont of the presidents prptee,. Secretary Taft
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-11
Nuggets Special serv5ee.

NEW YORK. Feh lf Jaaa u Rockefeller is himself a4##a#lts far lJH statement hat he k uzHs aa =reaaa fie eaHgraI If tH,= =ud=i#E Hlsrasf H# Alaska and tha lo szrelr= te tEe an important pait hi rfs t.sslapa uf Inc HtU territory
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-11
FOR SALE.

Two horse power Cushman gasoline engine. with motor and six batteries. s75. Apply Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-11
ARCHER, EWING
 & co. SPECIALS

Our special sale is still on. and very many people have availed themselves of th" opportunity to save from g to 'o per cent on groceries. such as
 Special varieties 25e pkg Break
 fast Foods for ...................1 10 Reliance and Waldorf Raspberries ..25 High Grade Teas. 75c kind for ... 40 Pickles. 35-centers for .............2 20 Sauer Kraut. Victory 3-lb. can .f3 Copenhagen snuff. l-oz box ...-.. .o6 Copenhagen Snuf. 6-oz box ......... 20 Pickled Beef. per Ito. ....-..........o or
 Gel our price list of specials
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-11
MORGAN MAY
 JOIN GUCGS
Nuggets Special Service.

NEW YORK, Feb. l1.-It is rumorcd today in Wall street that Morgan has secured control of the Guggcnheim in- terests in Alaska, including the rail- road.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-11

Weekly Nugget sent outside to your home address this winter for soc
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-11
Largest Billiard and Pool Room in Alaska at the Board of Trade.

lsmp's St. Louis Beer on drauoht at The Club.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-11

lemp's St. Louis Beer on draught at The Club.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-11

High Grade imported and Domestic Cigars at the Board Of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-11

A R C H E R, EW M G q C O.
 K E R, E N6 q C O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29
Sic Muoc.
&on Y. 81 tb ITO t.

Sn anoiioS ouf &rcto mltr0cn Dor
mClligen Snbren cin paur feline meibs
lidc Sigurcn aus Serrafotto altSgc-
grobcrL @eltoltcn BON mcrfniiroigcr
Eifonteric, bcinnbe monoGn; nit
bobcnl &opfpub, ltnrf gelhniirt ilnO
hcfollctirt; on5lt Gin engcr bunter
Hod IN 6albcln mo dis bcionocren
Sdmud S6langcn nm bic Silitcn
Eno Sh!ongen in Den 9GnOcn. Sicie
iiberouS 5icrliden illngen 0omcn
oCr9ron6e 5cit ld)cinerr clio bcreitS
I'M ctmo 5000 b. Gbr. cine Wobe be
iolgt 81 boben, Die bon Scr unierigen
nidt mcit cntiernt lit. Sic bubcll
lid) gclhnilrt, 10 gut lie eS %pcrItan.
bcn, tic bubcn lid pieucid)t lognr,
mcnr mir eincnl 6rcSfogem1loc Der
gleid)cn 3cit gIallbcn biiriell, ooS
Soar gcfr1lllclt mo Die 9eoeutung
Der Nodenld)leiie I'M &erne erfobt.
Is lit olio flor, ooB oiele naipen 90.
turmleniTen gang crnitounlid) Der
BORDEN lpuren, oblppbl lie BON Der
nlooernen &iIltnr nod lliftS iullB-
ten. Serner, bub ole Wtooe Der no.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29
Sunntna, Den %, MGr5 1908.
%icr5cbn Scitcn.
SunntnossE lnrbcrci.


Ger 6riibIing bat iid cingcItcat.
NIit Wnft lit CT idou int Wt0r5 &c.
ionmen. ST. @oibinaton, no Oo>
piii5icuc thermometer lcttcn Gam.
ltng 81 @roO rcqiitrirtc, mur0c id)on
cine 6rou uon cincm @iBid)Ia1c be.
troiicn. Sn 0en Strubcu WG0cl3 nit
funtcInogclncucn Griiblin9@biltcn H..
lcidtcn 6riiblinN0fIciocrL cincn
&cildcnitrauB I'M @iirtCl. Sn OCu
@Grtcn lpriebt, arilnt mo blilDt c3
lu,tcr Dem i%onltcn Sonncnfuiic. lie
bCrall l6lucllen lllo brCdcn 0ic &nos
lpcn an Baum NM Strnud), Nbcr
cine SdDunlbc madt tcincn CONNER,
Ter Ipril, Scr n0d)ltcl Wtittuoh Die
@crrihoit autritt, lit Elm mettcrmcnOis
ihcr uuO Iorniibcr @cicuc, pom Dem
man uidt gcruNc picl Sh0nc2 CT.
mortct. 9ll9 boic@ oSmcn" bctrud)
ten Die &cutc NIcih icincn Auianh
Der ais l(nGlildato0 Gilt un0 an Dem
man lu1gcitroft Die Gmmcn nuiiib
rcrl oorl. Gas lotciuii6c Nort napc
rirc" (oiineu), Dem DER Nlpril iCincn
gtomcu Drrbontt. bc5icbt iih ncbcl
0cn1 GclinCn mo Nuiblilbcu IN Der
Atntur aud, ollf Dos Griincn Oc9 Fnr
tCnlprnoiC&. gn Ocn WCI0bclttcl ltcllt
Scr Npril i%lbcrboltpt Itorfe NulorOc
rllnQcn, 0cmn 6iC @intCr0or6crnbc
mill IN ben moblpcr0icntcn &llbcltan0
trctcrL ltl0 sic ncllC Wtooc an 6riln
linQ@Qcpuu0unQ noht 70 mun6c
nllnumgGlglid) notbmCnbi0c" Nn
iduIilnA mpcrmcioIih. Mcbr obcr
GrQCrt Scr Npril 0ic Wcnl6cu Ourf
icincn ulbCitGu0iGcn Mcttcrdnrottcr.
@cutc Cincr %orAciNmof Der fonl.
mcn0cn Sommcrbitc, morgcn uicl
lciht id)on ciiiQcn @in6 obcr gar nod
Gin llitiNcS SdncctrcibCn. >Nn lpc
niGcn StrnOcn ppl5icbt lid ser NScd)
ICl 5piiden blCn0cnocm SunncniMcin
irnO proiicln0cm Ncgcn, furjatbnli
gen 6rilblinNS- @cluittcrn 1t. Sdncc-
october. Sir Die @ciln0bcit lit Scr
Npril Gin Nci0brIid)cr Wtonot. Scltcn
I'M Sabre miro 10 picl Gcliiltct, &c
nicit, inter 0cm Sd)nupicn gcitobut,
ais in 0cl Npriltu1ct. IS lin0 Sol
gen Der WittcrlnQ@lomC mo oil
aud mcnidlihcr SulmclL sic in 0cn
crltcn murlncr GoNcn ihon &Ici6cr-
mcd)icl iiir notbmcn0ig crodtCn. &iCl
aopi5crbrcdcn ~pcruriod)t ictt bic
Slcioung. Gic cleNontc SriiGiobr@-
SoiIettc ioIl qcjciNt mo ipn5icrcn &c.
trdgcn mcrocn, mo ood lit tic oft IN
mcni9Cn Stun0cn id)ou .gclicicrt."
8cbt man nit Dem Eoroplllic ulla,
10 fam mon 5icmIid) iifcr iciu, oob
Die Come ~6litbInnf ON blnilcn Sim,
mel ltcbt. pCri0umlt mon obcr cinnloI
ooa idiitcnOe Hcgcn6od) mit5uncb.
men, 10 0ori man brItimmt olli Gin
eroic6i2c2 Gob oita Sen WoIfen rcd)s
ncn. Ser fIuQc Monn bout Dor"
or mod)t iih oltf NQca. Qciobt. Ger
@cttcrmcd)icl ocS 9lpril iCtt ocu
arontcn mo Sicdcn, bic ocn @intcr
i%lbcrltotocn botcn. bart 5r. @icl
murmiiid]i8c0 &chCn Unfit ms @rob.
Ger SoIfsmunO iogt 0c9bolb: @oa
Der MGrj nidlt mill, 0o@ ninlnlt ser
Mpril. Sic Snlincnbaiti0fcit bC3
picrten Monots bat Dem Gplfpmunoc
Nnlob 5i picltt &ergIci6cn ncNcbcn
10: oNprilcmpcttcr un0 MCibcrtreu,
0as III unntcr cincrlci," oocr: .6ruu
enlieb' unO &oicnbldttcr mcdicln mic
Iprilcnmcttcr, ober:
Silritengunlt. Nprilenpeitcr,
Sroucnlob unb Goicnbl1ttcr,
@iiriellpicl uno Gortcnglild
@ctieln je0cn Allgcnblid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29
Scrliucr Yricf.
Ans Dem 0erIincr aunit.
lebcn.

Nerli II, fl. Mars.
Srgenofpo bab' ids mir cinnlol
notirt unb es lummt mir nun i'm.
mcr5u Ourh Den appi:
Gomm', Frin5d)en, reid oic Son0:
Gurf Die blum'gcn gucn,
Meitet aonig Gems in s 2ono
Dit piel ifonen 5rouen.
Geitet iein idneeiueibes Hob. So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29

0cbli6cn o9lbioIutianms" in Der
&inlt Die bclGcioencn &eroienite Ell
mes &alt8eltelltcn ms Hieicnboite 5u
ilbcrtrcibcn, Die &rrtbiimcr zines
lt0rrii6en Hc6tbobcr9 5l bcircicnoen
&llItllrtbotCn aui5ulu6Cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29
Earn INN Der yScttcru.

IS itarb am SouncriiaG glbeno. ocn GO.
MiHrj i20S. In ibrer SSoGniinG, III, so, horn.
SAB Strdbc. Gura uuu Der Ascttern IN iprcrl
%. GC6cuoidbrc, Rcborcl III Nnrgoprl hci 3nE'
uupcr. gcllebic Satin uuH NI9iit uut ocr
g8cfitrr. Sic gccrotQuu9 finoet unt SOnntaa,
ltnbnlittngs = llbr, pul ibrcr SSobnllllg aus
itntt. Nciictu1g prtputtm nut ocr "N1ltlllo.e
GcWCtCrO". (SS-W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29
SuocSfGac.

@eier Sed, 50 Sabre ait, p9oDoiew gi0l."
Mmelia shwcriu. A Sabre alt, gir. $50.
IScit Baltimore StrnBc, y. Mtdrb,
Snrnb 3iuitcin, At Sabre alt, 9tr. Go, ID
ISultpuz 4thcuuC, 20. Wtnr5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29
Wtnrn IS. MiiQcr.

IS iturb 6rau Wtarn @, @iilcr III Der 2Spb
nIuG ibrer lodtcr, ,SrGu Z. VI. Scpiin. Ar.
400. Wiuplclupoos %9lociunc. % Sabre alt, Satin
ocs pcritorbcicn 2Sul. VI. Mtiltlcr. Nie NccrOt-
Tags ubr. bonn lrulcrbuuie aus nli 0et
, Baltimore GCmctcrO" itdtt. $50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29
JSnltcr W. Sd,mi0t.

IS itarb pIbBlin am 27. aJidr5 1905 in III.
go. ginro- Gilntor Strubc, &altcr u. SfnilSt
i'm gltcr BON 3 Subren mo 1 4tonnt A~ellebter
Sobn non Charles lHo Carrie Srcdicl Sdm!ot
nm Gnlcl bco 0Criiorbclen Setter .Sbnllot, pic
WeeroigllG illoct WtUntag, Hablhtiid95 : ubr,
bonn GrducrbGule aus nlI Oct oSollool Edrt
GculCterp" itutt. (s0-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29
Gnlnln Nnllncr.

IS iiarb am 26. Mdri. NM & llbr 80 4tor-
gclS, mad %ldn8ercr NruHfbcit emma Salticr,
qClichte WuttiIt BON y. Cabin HnItncr mo
Sudicr Der ucrltur6cncn @cnrD mo Gliiu SSils
lcr. Sic NccroiauuG iinOci Suuntagy ocn 90.
ltirI, , ll6r 9tudmitiuge, OoIt Der 2%Sobnlllg
ihrcr ShucitGr, Srul Is. Nlbab, Ytr. T. SScit-
NCutbt Strufc, aus ltuit. SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29
9nthcriuc Ipit.

IS itarb am 20. lidrB 10Os. 10 ll6r gbenoa,
GatBgrinc Suit, Satin pes ncritorbcIlclt 8enrp
SriK In Der gSobHinN ibrcr Iodtcr, III. iSi0,
gSeit lIrnit StraGC. Sic Nceroi4lulg llltoei am
Suuutug, 9tuhmIitaHs nm YES ubr, ror obcIl1
Qcnauutcr gSuOuuup ans itutt. esp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29
Suhit NrGmf.

IS itnrb am &c. 9}ir5 1908 rah %Idngcrcr
Mrunibcit Surn Sraut. ~Nclichtcr @aitc BON
Midru Y. Nrnuf, Acb. &inillCr, i'm Ylltcr rrt %
,inurct utn 3 Wipnutcu. Sic VccroiGl1t1 linnCt
Sonntag, bcu 30. Mtdrl. , llbr NudmiiiuNa,
bon iclncr IcbteI gSubntnG. ltr. ll2O. Fntpnluca
oWiorri SurmcI GcmctcrO." go
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29
Qunoun-Yarf Gcmctcr
Baltimore Scmctcrn.

yiircan: Trantfin. gleg., Baltimore. II. 0prtbitr.
peprdhfibplIte gum Scrfnnf - bon $25 an,
mt Mnrmprpiofien dbgcqrenSi SIS. Blot
fir bier 6r1ber. Srcie 9erubnie Der 0apene
tir 1ruuerpotteSoienitc. SnHtt6.10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29
&crmiidtc Iu5cigcn.
Ncirnthsncimdl.

Sunger gcbiloctCr Seuliher. 80. pilufht Die
@cluunli6aIt eiHCr ilnGcu Ocuiihlprcdcnoell
Game Slucds fpdtcrer 0CIutb. Glerten unlrr
-. Y. is' al Die expedition oicies NlGitcs.
NrpnnmcS Npcdlpe. $500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29

Gincutbimer 6. blaine. 94nbnnua:
6. Il Y, IclcpBuu. 1866 Widoiiou-R.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29

@sihaitsfaGrer e. ". Seiui, %9So6uung;
Is. Il u, i2t u. 93ulbrout.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29
&irhlidc Nnscigcn.
Nrciciniafcits Stride.
&crmiid|te Mnscigcn.

Sftntfns SttuRc.
5unutaa Mbcuo Solieprcoigi: 4Hobnt ce 'tb
nod, gut uno rebtf6atien 5l fein?" (SHJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29

@cImditcbiir enu unn RcSatttun:
Or. 413, Sit=gnltimurc=S trnfc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29
Der 9eutf6e correspondent

cridcint jcScn Sag im Sabre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29
ScirntbsgciudD.

Scuil1er Winun nit Nerm6Qen iuDt Die sc
leacibcti, iih uuf elmer 6arin etlbelrdibcn u
i@onner. 9oreiiirc: rs. 81" Geutlder GORE
%ipunocut. tSg-gO)
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-08
LECTURES At CoNFERANcE.
~ tBy s.lW. Press Association g1


81! BALTIMORE. May IS the first
of series OF lectures in connection
with the Method list Episcopal quad
irennial conference Bishop Charles B.
Galloway. of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, will deliver an address
tonight on 81. O. C. Lamar. the Great
Pacificator." DR.. James Buckley. edi,
tor OF the New York Christian 3Advo.
cate will introduce the famous
Southern clergyman; Az marking a
tendency toward Cancellation between
the two great Methodist bodies OF
America, divided on sectional lines BY
the civil war. the appearance ct Blsh.
Up Galloway is awaited with great in.
terest. 81, III ~ m IA
Y William Jennings Bryan has &C:
copied an invitation to address the
conference On May Is, when he will
repeat his lecture on The Prince Iof
Peace lfety
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-08

U Prof. Finley Ellingwood, II. D. = Of
Bennett Medicnl College, Chicago, says
OF Golden Seal root: a g It }is q most
superior remedy in catarrhal gastritis.
inflammation Of the stomach chronic
constipation, general debility in con-!
ynlescence from Aprotracted feyers, in.
Jprostrating night-swents. IT is an inn
portant remedy in disorders of the lronb.n
(This agent, Golden Seal root, il an.
Important ingredient of DR.. sPierce'si
Fayorite Prescription for woman % weak
nesses, as well ias Of the r Golden Med
ical Discoyery.r) DIR. iEllingwood cons
tinues, Sin all catarrhal conditions 1t
Is useful" 81 z = s a s & j2t
l# Much more, did space permit, could
be quoted from prominent authorities
us to the wonderful curative properties
possessed by Golden Seal root. IS
We want to !; assure the reader that
9 Golden Medical Discovery can be
relied upon to do all that is .clnimed for.
Golden Seal root in the cure of all the
various diseases as set forth in the
above brief extracts, for its most
prominent and important ingredient is
Golden, Senl root. This agent Il, how-
tive action greatly enhanced by the
addition, in just the right proportion
of Queens root, Stone root, Black
Cherrybark, Bloodroot, Mandrake root
and chemically pure glyccrine. All fof
these are happily and hnrmoniously
blended into most perfect sphAr-
maceutical compound, now .favorably,
known throughout most OF the civilized
countries of the world. Benr in mind
that each and every ingredient, entering
into the " Discoveryr has RECEIVED the
endorsement Of . The > leading medical
men Of our land. WHO eXt6T Elch artiele
named Hb6YE ln the highest teTlns
What OLDER medicine put up Ilor sale
through IruEEists can SHOW. any sIsh
proiessI0MHl end0Esemenl?.l For dys:
| pepsiR. Iiver. troubles, al chronic catar-
rhnl affections of whatever name or
nature, lingering coughs, bronchial,
throat and lung affections, the Dis
covery" can be relied upon as aover-
eign remedy. n Z & &
A little book of extracts treating OF
all the several ingredients entering into
DR.. 3Piercc's medicines, being extracts
from standard medical works, of the
different schools of practice will be
mailed free to any one asking Thy postal
card or letter), for the: same, addressed
to DR.. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y, and
giving the writer's full post-otfice nd
dress plainly written. &
Don't accept substitute OF unknown
composition for this non-secret MEDI'
] CINE OF KNOWN COMPOSITION. = m
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-08

"a $ MontanhSA Mines. May z. J,
The wet weather We have been hav-
ing has thrown many farmers about
here behind with their work. What
little amount Of corn that has been
planted is likely to, rot in the ground
II this kind Of weather continues. Nc
Mr.. Ed. Hawkins and family OF
the First Ward moved into the Penn
Prtckett property last week.
The 3: g. Q. traction gang have
finished putting in the swithch here
at the Elizabeth Nine Of the Pitts;
burg Steam Coal Co. n
3 Theres:will be preaching services
conducted b.. Rev. Barnes at thew. r.
Church Sunday evening. I; S: Y
a. eGrs. u "a. Holmes was 5vislt1nE tsl.
|ativsP at Firm 1apai Myeater ii
ElaT-fHR
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-08
Pin ct Answers
His Critics
Government Forester Explains NJ eth
DDS and Object Of Publicity III
n Service. ~ q 4

Adequate reply to az Inquiry from
Congressman Charles F.. Scott. chair
man OF the Committee on Agriculture,
as to the educational work OF the for
est service OF the Department Of Ag-
riculture has been made by Clifford
Pinchot. Chief Forester.
In a letter to Congressman Scott.
the chief forester; told OF methods and
results which,sit is generally admit.
ted. are a sufficient answer to, the at.
tack upon Forester Plnchot by Con-
gresham Mondell, of Wyoming. Con.
gresham Monlell accused the for
ester OF spending government money
to boost his bureau in the newspa.
pers," and intimated that It was a:
| sort Of Pinchotg Advertising agency
In fact, the forest press service.
merely Is a successful method OF sup
plying the right kind of information
in attractive form to thef. newspapers.
While 1t was Forester Plnchot's de-
sire to educate the people OF the coua-
Try concerning the forest lands and
the vital need OF forest preservation,
and care was taken to adhere to fncts.
Forester Pinchot had common sense
enough to know, as he wrote to Con.
gresham Scott, that newspapers do
not want essays. trentises. and reports,
but news" .s IA
In the Act of Congress establishing
the Department OF Agriculture there:
was this provision:
"There shall be Mt the seat of gov
eminent a Department. OF Agriculture.
the general design and duties OF
which shall be to acquire and to DIFF,
fuse among the people OF the United
States useful Information on subjects
connected with agriculture in the
most general and comprehensive
sense Of the word.'' Z.
Congressman Ntondelrs motives in
his attack upon the forester have been.
questioned by many newspapers OF
the country which have defended PIN
chot, but. whatever. they are. the!
amendment to the appropriation bill.
offered by him gives an idea. This,
amendment reads:
Provided, that no part OF this nn-
preparation shall be paid or used fo-
the purpose OF paying for, in whole
or In part, the preparation OF any.
newspaper or magazine articles.
After reclting the Importance OF the;
forestry question. Forester. PinchotS
I wrote to Congressman Scott: s55
THE forest service is doing all it
can to, make It's publications of wide
use. OF late 1t has put most of It's
printed matter into the form Of brief
pamphlets, cheaply got up and writ
ten IN non-technlcal style. The pur-
pose sought has been to make these
pamphlets as succict, as simple and
as effective for the ordinary reader as
possible. p T;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-08

to be presented to the international
Road Road Congress- which will meet ut
Paris Paris on October II for SO far-reach-
ing are the raveges of tic automobile
on the wonderful roa:is Of France that
that country has urge highway en-
glneers Of all lands to assemble at
her gay metropolis in the fall to take
up the problem and strive ior II solu-
ton Of it. e 4 IS & q IS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-08

tNe1eGt1onS OF 0tneTs organs. 7i Z, 4
Symp t0Ins. 4 III you, i have bitter or
& k1fi natetn the I'M orning, poor or 3ynri.;
Ahlsnppa ita oated tongue, foul breath,
ebiiztipated or & frregu bowels, feel
.penk isily tired; Respondent, frequent
he'd nEiegy pain o. distress in g small Of
htici,g Enawing or distressed feeling in
1totnac perhaps nausea, bitter or sour
sriainEsssEin throat after eating, and
md torpid liver, or biliousness, no
med riina viii relieve you moro promptly,
~ cart you q more i permanently than.
Dig Plerce,s Golden Medical Discovery.
Perhhpa only d part of the above symp-,
toms Nills be present at one time and
yet ppfnt TO torpid liver, or biliousncss
tNnd weak stomach III Avoid all hot bread
tflnd biscuits; grid die cakes and other
IL geiblei food and take the g Golden
'.thfedtcala DiBcoveryn regularly and stick
s.ss until you are vigorous and
OIi Gold "a! Seal root, which il one OF
.ahnlIrominents ingredients OF. Golden
gfnEc1ls Discovery,n$Dr., Roberts Barth-,
s1{nN, fteHeTBon Medical College, says:
VMysusefuls All a stomachio tstomach)
rxtxie (stomach) icatarrh and head
Dr.l arnyeTs Coe, OF New York, says:
sHydIusda Golden Seal root) exercises
nm nspeeinEi ni1u ence over mucous sur
y Aarea Upon; the liver it acts with equal
4 M ilnky md efficacy. As a cholagogue
liver myigprtor) IL has few equals"
Z Dr. C3ealso,a advises It for affections of
th1 spleen and other abdominal visfera
Eenefnlly ssand for scEofnlous and gland.
ulnra diseased cutaneons eruptions9 in.
Siigeston debility, chronic dIa4tf,ea,
cnstipations also lin SEVERAL affections
ecnliat 20 women: S9d In all chronic
keTangementsaof<zt Aae liver also for
hfpnic inflammation Of bladder, for
Inch Dra Goa s9ys "it is one OF the
tnostf Reliable agents OF cure
RLd John King. n D !, late Of Gin.
d rinnntl = uslseH Of the AMERICAN Dis
HKNsAroRYsgt gives 1T al prominent place
among med cinal agents, reiterntes all
tho foregoing writers have said about
& M does also r. rof. John M. Scudder,
EltsD!Y late iof. Cincinnati. DR.. Scudder
Il kayn :5asaI 10 stimulates the digestive pro-
seeases and increases the assimilation Of
e tood. BY these means the blood IS en-
sEnfehct. SAsf II A the consequent improve;
1nent on the glnndular. and nervous sys-
ssens Are natural results. DR.. Scudder
&funher says, - In relation 20 it's general
afnct upon the: system, there is no medi-
& af1s IN ssscs about ttphich there is such
ssstsal a,ia,,imity OF opinion. It is ,tni:
sE<gsafly regarded as the tonic, useful
del ilitated states -"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-08

u Mr. Joseph Hayhurst is improving
his place by paling in his garden.
The baseball team has organized
for the season and Is now ready to
meet any team along the river.
Games can be secured BY writing to
Chas. Murray, Mana ger. i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-08

- Monday. Wednesday and BnturdEy.
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Fatrmont, Moraanto~ng q q Pittsh i'm i ~
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figured thntithe addressee would prob:
ably absorb some Of the contents be.
fore consigning them to the waste.
basket. Z. Y
Bryan, too, has a press gent, who;
SINCE the Johnson and Gray boomers
have become SO active. has tn ken a.
squirt and has been con trbbuting fair
share to the Democratic newspaper lit
erature OF the day. b \ a. \ ' az
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MonongahAD Division. Ks Is
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(for Clarksburg Gpnly) .tgArrive.ENn.sIs ~
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MONTANA MINES.
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