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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-06
LONDON
 ON TAFT
NEWSPAPERS AGREE THAT TAFT IS WELL QUAIL.
 FEED.

LeNHeN All the newspapers m 1a r.t mako hong editorial comment ou th. nomination of Secretary Taft fer s#e presidency Trey all rrvirs ,Hr life aud the -rryiccs of Secretary Taft. and agree that he has the proper qualifications far the omHee and that his record i- such as wliI probably win aim The election
 Commenting upon the relations be- tN.en Secretary Taft and President E"a-. satE fh-y point out that although President Ro9-ev-lt has mol created a dynasty far his family he has sue .ecdei iu naming his successor. AL though hs losses his life as president. fne ijfe If his policies continues. and those policies win in all probability be handed down and adhered to as they would be in monarchy.
 Say= the London Times. "A new dgua-lie legitimacy has been estab- Hehsd under tae Stars and Stripes There amethtng magnificent. some ters Eapoleonic in the methods of Pr i1ent Roosevelt"
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-06
TOY BALLOON SETS BIG
 SONORA ORCHARD AFIRE.
Nuggets Special Service.


 SANTA ROSA, Aug. ,. The falling af a toy balloon iu rastura mar the eauuty farm Harth af this ely Satur- dHF afternoon re ulfed iH t.e firing of thr pasture. and about l. acr-s of land we're burned over before line fire eoull be controlled Thr balloon Was one ent up by the Improvement club herr and the sponge aH The bottom s3turat- ed with oil failed to burn out before the balloon fell.
 Persons watching the balloon float along to the north attempted to get t. it before the fire gained headway. but were unable to do SO. and the flames were only controlled by a road which they could nlt cross. A vinyard belong ing C. Herbert Anderson nearby was badly scorehed. and a number of olive. prune and walnut trees were ruined. II is estimated that the damage will to fully s3.0OO. and the vine yard may be permanently injured.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-06

Public notice Is hereby given. that by virtue of a writ of execution and order of sale dated July 27th. A. b. 1908, issued out Of the District Court for the District If Alaska. Second Di- vision. on judgment rendered in said court nn the 18th day of February. A. D. l9aS. in favor of J. J. Ryan and against T. T. Lane. I will offer for sale. at public yendue to the highest and best bidder for cash. on the 29th day O, August. A D. 1908. at ? o'clock in the afternoon. at the front door of the Court House. Nome. Alaska. all of the right. title and interest of the defend ant. T. T. Lane. in and to the following quartz claims:
 King Solomon Quartz Claim No. 2. King Solomon Quartz Claim No. 3. Elmer <. Quartz Claim.
 Dewey Quartz Claim.
 King Solomon Quartz Claim No. 6. King Solomon Quartz Claim No. g. King Solomon Quartz Claim No. 4. Josephine Quartz Claim.
 King Solomon Quartz Claim No. 1. July Fraction Quartz Claim.
 Potazuba Fraction Quartz Claim. Sour Dough Quartz Claim.
 Queena Quartz Claim.
 October Fraction Quartz Claim. King Solomon Quartz Claim. Dated at Nome. Alaska. July 29, 1908
 T. c. POWELL.
 United States Marshal, Second
 Division. District of Alaska.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-06

Judge Wickersham states that He is in favor Of the extension of railroads in Alaska under government control. e Now in view of the fact that he is the attorney for the Alaska Central Railroad, corporation owned by the Hayemeyers, if is hardly likely that he will exert himself unduly Co secure the passage of q bin that Wll rob the railroad company af the rich profits which it expects t1 make by controlling ihe Bonanza copper mines and other properties in that section 10 say noth- ing of the rich Matanuska coal fields.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-06

Ht. var Is heirE ,aHagsted # Fairbanks. where tHe Hd.reudsHi mrr- chants ara making last dezryaty alani aZa3Hsa taa eHersa. AnaHt= ae TEH Sort .srH Commercial CaHHaHE- 5-a1- ar- Hr5#= ~-a@ ag rrirrz srr t-- 5-# ..-, haf a= eaaH a- tr. H3afsa#=
 #r.#H5# FaE. #.I rr..r arH.- ### t.a s.##E s.#f.s. H#s
 ...# -H tNH-..H- ta ..i....# f.T Tho G...H#.E.I ... rafe .t HjaHt H- In..r. tHa Fr s## ia-t what amount af stock taa =azas ef.t-.~ a.r w The Narrh.r Cana-.r-
 rH C.wraay
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-06
STRIKING AT THE PACIFIC COAST.

STRIKING AT THE PACIFIC COAST.
 Na mara HHrHHrm- rf1.f U NJ tsrau H.#H6y -s IarH.r ra Hz1HH
 sentiment k H=sa.# tH tE- #ataH=aza a #'. I#HHsrHt#z platform #H tzHFz#= =.a#...H. and z=s provision .#H#-#
 aaH'- fa #s= =H+Ht ta ru-t aH- H=4-=
 u.. .y aafe ears. .rta.Isa laH.
 ~ platform at-f= .f HHeaeH#a
 h. national ana =.#E.z
 Hr asHEa s##zH f..a#s- -F#-f-- ###I. r.-H-=H=z HH#Ha.sa !. r## f=H=a# S=at.- HH##H HH##ts~ .r .aaH==# Hf#= #H......H ##H a#aH aHHa #Hs#===
 ... rr.ra--HsH# IH .r-.}Hsar ar a1 q. r-tts a## privilege. .aaetaa H traat -r.rHlafIaHz. but NH4 Has stat. governments ta aa nI.h tho aHH Hretr.t0aa # a#f#H= Hu me. eaHasH##F 1f -r..y rfEHfs saa.a.a tHeH EE .T. federal --Fe#H##aat
 Fraal-H- Hs tHf= r#f#H f-re gr EaWeHs Hss. T. E.Hs EH tE- t.f4Htn AHe s conn. rr =a#er neat -f v tH
 promised a tHa er.atv. #H# I- ihe a4ts=az function. HaH -t4t.'s te zee th4a faH protection z
 aeuI.d. ef eeHr#e ns -tats zHHa Harnf- tHe aHaf aasa-aaaa af eHs H#H t- Hf aHe #=a H--- under -raz#z= but tho laraa fllf fs tHlr tu. H4Ht# af Efi.u- exist 1aly ndrr tr.ar.. and sfs. aa..r0hle only. in n. naaI aar-r Hy t.e power making tH. fratE.
 "Eut." says Mir. Hrlu's platform -ae ar. opposed [. fH. admf--.a. .. A=iati- immigrants teha raaret H# anna lramat-d afae rHr rouHatiaH- pr Hha-. rrH rHsaure among u- aaud faz=. fl race i-z8t- and Involve us fu taffHa- matie eaHtFesafalss vitn orIertaf fe.s- .f-.~
 How can Mir. Bran carry aat suaH program without offending Japan. sssf- aa. and ra=lGH ath.r roaaa# Fa friendly to tafz country Hos aa.- expect 70 extend American mlu- ener upon the PacIfe b HaaEaalf American influence I A-iae TFaa d-4= ls ,NIe.. |, Gelp tb. American fabar. ar hy closing t4r door t.rueh which thr lahprer's product must fa- H- oriental e9u=umersa How eau Aa .x- nart to avoid "raee i--uu~ whom h.s aeaeeI puuess iz to mi-s such aa H--aee
 Mir ErEM.s policy. f he ztauHa hs permitted t+=etfry fl out. would r1a=, tae door of hpre tp the Pacific coast urn back the tendencies Of today. and at the same time close ta the products af American ta.lsrs marba. which f= 1.IurIus in is promises and endless ia tts possibilities Na mlra dsaary L14a thaa his could Re dealt American HHz aa-trv. American commerce or Amer jean labor. il would throw The ude strongly aeanzt every state West af Tho Rocky mountains and force upon inc toilers of these states unntcessary and uud,seryed ha-dshp-.
 Thus. while inalcting unusual HjHrs uuaH our own people log eIaa.l2 a Iaa4- ea outlet for tHe arr'u- rrrH1cf- af American abar errung aur eat.r- Hf.-s and uf rrai- d.rr -ing af de- sfrasiu- rha aa.laa. nl.ar .-l.a- i=ammf~. fl would make .uemiss if aar friends in Asia. and bring upon uz the evil consequences Of commercial isolation in the greatest trading center .of ihe world Surcls intelligent labor ing men of taiz coast Nil refuse ta fat- loa Mr. Bryan into this vortex If iu- .du~trial and commercial disaster
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-06

Judge Wickersham has promised te sia wonderful things fer Alaska if Hr E elected [" eaners#s. but -o far ue have Hat noticed that he has rfaaf=se I" -"cur, for u- reduction in ta. price of sugar EelHs tH- attorney faf Che people aa9 control this saeehar- iae substance ha -Hagil be abl- ts a7 something te affect tHe market prices in the Panama valley. where a rate war l being conducted by th- merchants "n the pne side and tHe Northern Com merriai Company Gn rna other.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-06

Keep an eye ouf for those carefully limited powers and remember that Judge Wickersham attempted G limit the powers If tHe legislature of tias- ka when he Hr4ta the territorial bill which was presented ro congress Hf the Hon. Thomas Cafe at tine last sos sion of congress. H. intended ta limit" thr powers bs giving himself and Gale the right ta place a eegs aH any measure that might be passed had fhe bin gone into effect.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-06

There are yaf six days before tHa votes in the cuHer. inual election as. been counted. After tho people af Neme have finished with the election of delegate to represent th. territory for a couple nf wears. fl might bee HsH for tHem Go raF little attention fa the work of securing aa exhibit from fhfz section CT tho territory ta bc displayed at the Alaska-YuE4n Pacific opposition Hs N summer
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-06

Much has been said and Nfuea about tho invasion of capitalists upon this section of Alaska. Just at the present time wonderful impetus would D" given ta business in this sec- tiau if q f.a If tHaze mue4-maIieasa money herder+ e#HfB he induced ra spend f.~ of thefr laoer millions m The development # th. quartz veins neH 'ying fallow. ar fa ta, opening uf af some of The iHHaH-a deposits of iaE-erade gravel which at uireat Ha- body seems ta want
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-06

Fae virtuaus 1iftfr p. r-tha initials q" n"t moan pick pocket as som. might supFa=e- flff= Horuir= declare that it i= impossible fer Che Nugget ta conceive uf anybody getting real legitimate telegram Well. a- have noticed that tho fawd Hamm eba is Ia The habit of siaalU- generally taIks about the sins ef her sisters in order To distract attention from herself
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-06

An suggestion HH-f fu %4Ezz- makes a practice af =as4aEire ra=fz=af- ahls citizens comes ff4m th. H--Ia H= =r HltH ser, iH erae-. fs sfv tH. HaHzt= az- reeiaily iH sIaa = lHe faet tHas r Ha= made H=Hz==H==t afi'y aHHHk aran certain cirzaaz If Alaska. haz cause they have stood far tt. candidate of their party.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-06

1a-ana Y. p-+ authority #-r H- saataa,ut fhat aa independents #as# ai how uf s.##zas tHa.r .rnld8t#s Ir
 HHit#H S=a=H= HaH- #==-z=
 f Doe 'Hh## =# ###....Hr. -s =## condition af 46#=#= # AH-Ha
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-06
X raHtIaaIarIg Cord0ya aHd k8laH
 Changes in MInLnq laws.

mg. particularly Cordusa aH k8iaH4
 Changes in Mining Laws.
 Ninth The mining laws of the Tinted States should h. revised our present mining laws afa fuadgguat, They permit unlimited stalking of claims hy individual agent er power uf attorney they provide tHat as much --assmsHt work shall be done upon 90 uaU fraction Of a claim as upou 80 group af stEht claims comprising 1so #.r# Definite limitations of The in- aNi1ma riet to rparate mineral land from t'.r public damain. spc- .ue methaas uf daluE assessmeut work and t clear definition If what constitutes discovery VIII be of great resistance to the legitimate miner our rrr-rHt 4e~ er-u thr d6grz ta too much litigation. Siu.. Che discovery or aHa .a Alaska tai@ litigation hts bur 1.ael tho courts af tho district and has he.u a serious detrmeut t5 ihe devrl- .rm.at 8f tBe country.
 In Favor of Taft
 Tenth That Wr favor the numi- nation af Hon. William IT. T8f for fhr presidency as tHa sueeezzar of Pr. fdert Eaasel,lr hv The rephlI- can national convention If i9aS. and Nr instruct aHF d.tegalieH fs that eaH- .y,4fiaH ta T4af f..rr g..4a= far hi- nomination"
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-06

W. ". Sale Will engage in searching of records. abstract and notary work. legal papers, etc. office with o. D. Goetz Front street. Phone Main 1s7.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-06
Iodorse Road Commission.

Seventh That tine work af tHc Nlaska Road Commission in Inc con structian of government roads in Alas la is deserving Of the highest com mendation for the capable and. eco homie expenditure of the funds at the disposal of the commission and for the excellent results accomplished in open ing avenues of transportation where the same win prove most valuable: and congress Is urged to increase the annual appropriations for that pur- pose
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-06

IafraHHz #H E###~ 1- aH ls# UH..-H.I l .eaI tHr.f t- aat-rE N #s. #at5..H HHa ###fH#I''F ..' f#-z#=HE# -=zH-. ."...E 4f=HHrH# rHH EH#H#Ha Huf HH H-z.. noticed t### sH=# hay. had =sts l. -.5- .|..r..a #=#H# TT. -...
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-06

AeuriiHg m rH.Hzrn r. gEa.4 f#a Fairbanks aH#faa#r tHa Fair HH fFIHs Hz== -#H5Hs sf az==H sham saEzE== =Hr I.a HaH favorable ra tH4t candidate. TH- H4- #HaH= a sHHtHaI=t=f# Alaska #5=# fHrri-HiHs tH=-F reader uf,h saN
 mHiss
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-06
Retter cable EaciIities.

Eighth That congress is urged to make appropriations for the exten- sion of the Alaska cable system to all ports from which railroads are build
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-06

Platform Adopted at the Republican
 Convention. Keteh0kar May f2-f5.
 1908 Winch Nominated John W C0rson for Delegate From Alaska.
 T#. Republicans ar Aa=Ea la eaa- ..#-f.H H##.aH#f. s.agsa HH.fr aI- a.r.naa t 1Ha principles 4f tHa Ee- HHaH.m HHf# HHd their Fff8a Ia f# -i.r. aHa traditions. and tae. adopt The following platform md dsgfaf4- a. .f th.=a#s=s ta#l requirements ef fa. rss.sasy #z aaa rr-.Ha aI#a.
 inaorsc Admin stration.
 NJ H4n-e rHe HdHfHf=-
 f.. I'l d.at I:aa.esIa aa.
 H=fabI. ,xamrH at,u-
 t.aaa and Hfa4r.-.rta s#fa=#sH- #t.t. asts Hf=#aHtaa tu us HI=talY at a.- u4.laa. aa4 2e declare HH .m- paar. afHaaza1 ar th. m.s=afa# af f.- fsa in ===aaan and administration l. ra.=zaeaz 4a= aanmra-4e# 4. -r..H# e###=a# #fh. raer- Hr H1s made minimizing tH. HauHra If -rar aeef-=atiat- ef N.athn tn. frd- ral government
 Urge Home Rule.
 "r...T ". b.f... fu4t Alaska
 atte+. t7#g9 sf- benefits of tho ore HH#r- If fz-zz rHI NJ. Hrmud th. #N..n-t.H # fHar mtrmt. compact l. aa ahte-aeat ea rrn.ral If tff ..rarar. .a eHdsr t.Ht tr. i.arI. af Alaska ma9 Hase q taiee m tH-Jr aa,t aaaf- EEr favor th. aaaptiau af a aa-r IaaH amaudm t1 tha ar- .auIe Iaa# If Nta#aa Territory nmov- re fraH te Jurisdiction af tHs jalee- If n. llstaar count thae. a<se4t4, wI .tsatlsa powers em.h ar- Hfs- The eeartz and ,ae people. and imposing sa.H executive and aaminls- trarlrs dHeHz HI.1a tHo eararaar af ta. territory
 Coal Land Law Amendment.
 "Thin THaf auer aaaIa im- H.aIa,rts vHart amendments ro inc eaal land taaz- aaIeH. In their present rprr. rfahhst tHe development af t.e -r.ar industry ae c.aI production h. Aa-la which is or eiM importance ne, onla n Hls tentug Lat [. tBa eu- .s. Pacific aaa-t.
 Need Aid for Railroads.
 et'aurrH THat a#a of tHe m4at vital ae-,~ of Aals E.l. II. tine construction of railroads throughout the territory of rich r.-aareez Har inaccessible ex- .eIt at .aarmauz expense. and in ar- der ta Iramutc tac construction of these great arteries of commerce we favor financial aid ivy the federal gov .rumeut af all legitimate railroad en- ,erirl.ea organized to build trunk Hines in Alaska whenever enc# com pmie shall .lth their aau capital aaE. -ah-faatiaI rr.ero- altn h.ir rr.i... aal ~. ur2. that al rlu.la.l,
 t.a.d hr E.aalametf Ba# placed a.r.. aaaes government coaird ir Inc ANing af freight and passenger tariff
 New Judicial District.
 Fifth We favor fine immediate creation ef a Fourth Judicial division iu Alaska by tho erection of the south ern or Coast division of the present Third division into a separate division. 
 Money for Light Stations.
 sixth - We urge th" immediate ex- penditHre of moneys already appro- priatod hy eanere-@ for ths causfrlIe- ilon If .Hathau=.s and fae signals on thc coast If Alaska and th. further appropriation af liberal sums for the same. Ullfi4aS.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-06

The City Bath House is now open for business. M. o. solberg, proprietor.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-06

#a U#aar=Iaaa faeI at IF ..s= r.
 rr-t H. D. Hrr u -f- fH=-t Tom Cain W## H.r #r. s.4z#. af H...srHns a.HH.. shaw gN#f ITa#-E Tom ya1e uGHEa Em
 E#f.#. fv rE ##H "..#. EzH=# #= I.#. N# A.. saa a#Ha#1a#. H#=a soc .E.4 ..a- z1l#EI# |. ,.t.sz. M <.
 "J.H. Roman
 E### a# T.t.... 5##s zs 7J#H. Roman. Fa5FHaHs-. AIa=## sNH Hrf 4 s#HaHatr. Cannot azHz ..#. uH#E= ##z=zz= Stances
 aFH.Hes tT5-s E.#-rt#e H= sa#- H.- rs desire r -. aaa #z. .eHH S# ###.. HH#-a==-H F
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-06
New Judicial District.
Money for Light Stations.

sixth - We urge the immediate ex- penditure of moneys already appro- priatel by eaner---~ for the caasfrlIe- lion If lishthau=. and fae signals au 'hr coast If Alaska and tH. further If liberal sums fur the
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-06
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

JOSH R. MCINTYRE
 Real Estate and Financial Agent. 4eS- 4as Mutual Life Building seattle
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-06
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

w. DARCY CHASE. NJ. D.
 office: Nome Bank < Trust Bldg.
 Hours Phone I:O0 to $500 ?. m. office Main 2 700 to goo D. m House Red 2
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-06
NOTICE OF MARsHAL's SALE.

Granite Mining Candle. ar. tn. be.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-06
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.

Much has H=.4 H... H.l -sHa iH t#e #H-.ra e4H#H=H 1t r.ssri t7 tHe rr- -a.rr ==-HH-=H anj rHe H==HrtrHr Ha- u..# #aa# tHat some people have #.. -s.H #- F jH.- 5- true Y certainly
 r#t #He# =## a#.t as fHe raFst5- ... ...rrH #HH -I##-H..I- Ht HHfT cot
 H- been -....r5 H#ss##a=t Hr- H-z IH=.=
 r#.ur##s H##H=a t#
 ns .=.sa#aH#a .stt "dsaa matta aH -.a.. He# tat H ,t-r -.Hf tH, ...tar Hat. ant s.t ra eHs plat aesm fa s## Hz HH..I Hu#sszHz 5zs8s 4H r.. N#s=#at s# f#fly tf5f HHg ri-ftr .f tHe .taaalaa4 Tu. HIasfal# Hs a. Platform Adopted at the Republican Convention. Ketehlkar. May f2-f5.
 1908. Winch Nominated John N Corson for Delegate From Alaska.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-06

eIatz Privat. Stock at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-06
Coal Land Law Amendment.

"ThIfI THaf aa.er aaaId im- H.fi#,rty eHset amendments fo The a"al land taa@. which. in their present f'rr. efah.h=t tHe development of tHe great industry af caa production jH Aa-ha. which l- of vital imlartaacc moi "nIH ra EHis taninu lat r. th- en-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-06
Fruit
 Lands

The most paying investment in the Northwest
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-01-29
Sale of Whisky Illegal If This
Order is Entered.

In looking over the records OF
the County Court Clerks office the
County Attorney has found that a
petition was filed in the County
Court calling for a local option
election in the Jacksonville pre-
cinct number of years ago, and
that an election was ordered and
held in that precinct, resulting in
lis votes being given against the
sale of liquor and - in favor of
same. These results were certi-
lied by the officers holding the cleo
ton but apparently by an over
sight the result of the election was
never entered upon the order books
of the County Court and no final
orders were ever made disposing
of the case. On Monday last the
County Attorney filed a motion
before Judge A. A. Hazelrigg
asking that the case be re-dOcketed
and that the court enter an order,
Now for Then, declaring the result
If the election and prohibiting the
sale of spirituous, vinous and malt
liquors hereafter in the territory
embraced in the precinct at the
time of the election.
The omission of the order in the
first place was no doubt an accident
N oversight, and as all the steps
nave been regularly taken in the
case except the final order declar-
ing the results of the election and
its effect with reference to selling
liquor in that territory, there
would seem to be no good reason
for refusing to enter the order now,
thereby putting into effect the will
II the people of that precinct which
they 50 emphatically expressed
years ago, and it is to be hoped
hat Judge Hazelrigg will permit
Chis order to be entered, putting an
end to the sale of whiskey in that
precinct, which has been a source
If constant disorder and annoyance
for years. See editorial.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-01-29
PEPPERS.

Recently several homes in thi-
city have been visited at night b.
men who have looked into private
rooms. Until Monday night n,
arrest had been made. Ordinalil,
strangers and others have no justi
fable reason for such trespass. /
they have a sufficient cause fol
going to a residence they shoulo
ring the door bell and let their de
sires be made known. See MAJ
Arrested" No doubt the extreme
penalty will be given him, as {
just return for his impudence am
as a warning t. others.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-01-29
ATTENTION.

In this issue is an article ''SalC
of Whiskey, Etc"
Whiskey has been sold at JEFF
ersonville for some years. result
ing in much disorder and conse.
quent complaint by some citizens.
The election of town officers has
been rerarded as IA sham, a subter-
fuge for carrying on the liquor
business. Citizens of that part of
the county have protested against
this semblance of legality. Court
records will show that trouble has
followed t h e sale, indictments
found and fines imposed.
If the sale is illegal the county
officers and other citizens who
know, should see that the traffic is
suppressed. We are pleased to
call attention to this matter, and
urge that immediate action be Ia
ken to right the wrong.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-01-29
,lan ArreStcd---Caught Looking
Into Lddy'S Room.

On Monday night Miss Matte
Blount, at the home of her mother.
Mrs. John Withrow, saw a man
looking through her window. She
told Mr.. Withrow, who notified
the police. At 10 o'clock a yellow
man, Albert Burbridge, was ar
rested and identified as the man
at the window. He will be ar
raigned in Police Court this morn
ing.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-01-29
Read: The Delinquent Subscrl-
Der.


Important question: Correc-
ton of evil, child labor, wife de-
sertion, women wage earners, are
presented in this issue in a report
by Thos. Osborne, of Louisville,
president of the Kentucky Confer
ence of Charities and Corrections.
We hope our readers will think
about matters brought out in this
report. Prevention of crime and
its effects is better than correction.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-01-29
A Beattvyillp yiolat0r of the

A Beattyville violator of the 10.
cal option law has been fined $35l
and received a jail sentence of 13o
days. 1t is time that Beattyville
officials and citizens were waking
up. The sad occurrences there
during the past few months should
cause every man, who loves life.
his family and his country. t,
arouse himself for better condi-
tions.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-01-29
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To EXTRA EXPENSE. BUT THESE AC-
COUNTS SHOULD BE SETTLED. II.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-01-29

Joe Jephson and family on Mon
day left for their new home at
Alvin, Texas. Their man, friends
will regret their going, but wish
them success. Mrs. Jephson has
been a popular music teacher for
years. +. A. McCabe, of Mer-
Ger county, takes the depot agency
vacated by Mr.. Jephson at Thorn
son.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-01-29
INDICTED.
, hOurishing deadly

pIOCCSS huo DCcu ScINtQ.
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
The case against Porter Eubank
charged with maliciously striking
and wounding John Sumpter, of
Clarke county, was called on
Thursday and the Trial began. On
Saturday the disagreement of the
jury was apparent. Late in after
noon when electric lights had been
turned on, the jury was called from
their elaboration and reported
there was no chance for them to
reach a verdict. Judge Young
discharged the jury and proceeded
to assign case for next term of
court. The report on streets later
was that s jurors favored a jail
sentence in addition to fine.
After the jury had been discharged
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1908-01-29
|. 0. R. M. BANQUET.

On last Wednesday night a ban
quet was given by the 1. O. r. M.
at Lindsay's Cafe. An elegant
supper was served and an enjoy
able time had by those present.
Plates were laid for 80.