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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-31
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GROCERs and LIQUOR DKA LERs.
orer Tea Thoessnd Gallons fUhE HIn 80
BOURBOS WHISTLES fron ne following uo1
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County Dts.flbzg Co. Of ksntceky- ncnsknR&o
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-31
POTOMAC. FREDERICKSBURG
AND PIEDMONT RAIlROlD

Tvs TABLs No. 10.
a euect ~ l A. N. March ryle
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-25
Earth Shocks close New Jersey Mine.

Morristown. N. J.. Jan. 23-Because
OF a series of earth shocks in the
Glendon mines. owned by the Wharton
Steel company at Hibernia. near here.
operations have ceased and no ore is
being shipped. Great rocks have be-
come cracked. causing what the min
ers call hanging wall in the tunnel
leading to the mine. The shocks have
been so violent that they can be felt
at considerable distances from the
mine
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-25
COMSTOCK TESTIFIES
Vice Hunter Tells Of Complaints
Made by Thaw.
MOTHER ON The STAND
Aged Parent OF Prisoner Told q
Hsrry's Early Life and Mental Un.
soHndness Of Two Of Her Brothers.
Trial Fast Drawing to An End.

Harrls Early Lie and Mental I'm.
soundness Of Two Of Her Brothers.
Trial Fast Drawing to An End.
New York. Jan. 23.-The end OF the
second Thaw trial is fast approaching.
This was Indicated when DR.. Charles
q. Wagner. the first Of the alienists 20
be called by the defense. took the
stand for his preliminary examination.
Anthony Comstock. vice president OF
the Society for the Suppression OF
Vice. had been heard as a witness ear
lier In the day. and Mrs. William
Thaw. mother Of the defendant. had
completed her testimony. The kin
dergarten teacher who had charge OF
Harry Thaw as a lad Of six also testi-
fed. and the day marked long stride
toward the conclusion Of the celebrated
case.
Mr.. Comstock's testimony. while
new. had been discounted by the known
facts OF Thaw's appeal to him to assist
in closing up the houses where Stan
ford White was alleged to have main
tained deliberately furnished apart
ments, and where young girls were
said TO have been mistreated. A dozen
letters Thaw wrote 10 ComstOck re-
garding the matter. giving detailed de-
scriptioE OF the Twenty-fourth street
house. were admitted in evidence and
read to the jury. District Attorney Je-
rome seemed as pleased as the defense
with the letters. and later In the day
Rad into ha ran,wa hsr,ullF 90
Mr.. Comstcck's replies 20 Thav. The
witness indicated in his testimony that
nothing ever came Of the complaints.
legal evidence being lacking.
Mrs. William Thaw. still unable to
walk unassisted because OF her recent
illness. was not long upon the stand.
She told OF Thaw's carly life. Of iufu-
ences before his birth. and of the men
tai unsoundness Of two Of her brothers.
She was not cross-examined. Nj Je-
rome contented himself with reading
TO the jury the affidavit made by the
elder Mrs. Thaw las, year when the
question OF her sons sanity was before
8 lunacy commission. In that am
davit she declared that In the direct
line OF descent there had been no in
sanity In Harry Thaw's family for four
generations. AS TO the collateral
cases Mrs. Thaw said In the afidavlt
there were but two. and they were
easily accounted FOR. In her statement
to the commission MIS-. Thaw also re-
scented the insinuation which she said
she had been compelled to suffer be-
cause OF the newspaper reports OF in
sanity In the family. and she asserted
that there were no family secrets 20
hide and there was no skeleton 10 be
barred.
Mr.. Littleton may continue with ex-
pert testimony or he may offer as wit
nesses the doctors from Rome. Paris
and London. who are 20 testify briefly
OF attending Thaw in those cities. An
other doctor is expected to testify
about on outbreak on 4 train. and that
will end all save the expert testimony
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-25
Modern FARMING Paws.

Harrisburg. Pa. Jan. 2l.-Reports OF
stant.as committees OF the state board
u agriculture showed that the farmers
generally Of Pennsylvania are using
the improved methods Of farming and
are operating their farms at a profit.
The reports also showed that the feed
ing stuns law was being vigorously
enforced by the state department OF
agriculture; that the profits OF dairy
products were smaller than one year
ago and that there was comparatively
little tuberculosis among cattle in this
state.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-25

Camden. n. J.. Jan. 2s.-when Helm
rich Deterling weds Miss Mary Oster-
man In the Dutch Reformed church he
will owe his good fortune TO his gus
tatorial abilities. When Heinrich was
counting Mary he had a rival. one ia
ham Biermann. The two met one
evening at her home and got into a
dispute as to their capacity for frank
furters. In the demonstration which
followed both ate forty-seven links.
when Johann became I'll and had to re-
tire hors de combat Johann will act
a. best man at the wedding.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-25
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Railway
Company, Rappahannock River Line.
Winter Schedule in Effect january /. 1905.


Steamers WIN Baltimore permitting Light
follows
ngon Weem Durham Urbsnna
ton Sharpe, Tappakannock - ~
Surnan urbanna. Water View, Wheaton, and Bowlers
Wednesdays 430 North
oan1s honaskon Water VIEW wheaton shaps and
Creek
oanna Water View, Wheaton, and Tap ahannock
$50
s1a Me henbeck Merry Point Burhan
Tappahannoek MAYORS Bland6d
hsteinss and ksburg. -0f'o'''
,o viii avs Fctsburs weather permitting
Geenaw Wnmont IAedstown
Carriers Bandhed
Bay Port Wheaton, View
s Morans
Wednesday "' "e'"""u' anu arr'e III Dalumore
steaner vii Tappahanno permitting Monday
ano at W
se" Monasko fThursons,
'Oomans MERRY Point
ana baltimore Tuesday Friday
steamer does not only tMon
VIZ Leave bowlers Wednesdays $50 sharps wheaton Water
Monaskon Thurstons
Mts Stone Mil Geek North End westand Baltimore THURSDAY
Steamer viii permitting Fdeckshr r.
M or Nook stopping at all landings and
Ieavs Norfolk Monday intermediate poD
Tuesday 3O for Norfolk all
Leave Norfolk
sagn resolved at Baltimore until sailing
espsrt from the departure at the times
any consequences aridng = ' ~ my U'"' Vi
w. d. Scott. Agent, fredericksburg, Va.
WILLARD THOMSON r. MURDOCH Gan FIT a pa.. A..
Baltimore. Nd, Dec 20. ' --~ - russ As'
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-25
Fer Over Sixty Years.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
has been used for over sixty years by
millions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success.
1t soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pains, cures wind collie, and
is the best remedy for Diarrhoea.
Ii Will relieve the poor little sufferer
immediately. Sold by Druggists In
every part OF the world. TWENTY
hve cents bottle. Be sure and ask
for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup" and take no other.
Guaranteed under the Food and DRUGS
Act, June 80th, 1906. Serial Number
1923.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-25
Roosevelt For Mavor Of New YORK

St Louis. Jan. 23.-Jacob A. Riis.
OF New York. President Roosevelt's
close friend. arrived here for a lecture.
and made the statement that Mr..
Roosevelt should and might be the
next mayor OF New York city Mr.. Riis
said he would work hard to bring It
about. despite whatever precedent
there may be about presidents not
working after quitting the White
House
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-25
Murdered ev Hiohwavmen.

Connellsville. Pa. Jan. 23-One man
is dead and another seriously injured
as the result OF a hold-up at Dunbar.
Pa near here. Both men are foreign
ers- They were returning TO a camp
train when two other men ordered
them to give up their money. Upon
their refusal to comply one Of the men
was struck on the head sustaining in
juries that caused his death shortly
afterward, and the other was hurled
over n stone wall and seriously hurt.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-25
Mail Clerk Has smallnox.

Williamsport, Pa. Jan. 23.-Clarence
B. Wilcox, railway mail clerk. whose
run is between Harrisburg and Ell
mira. was taken to the sanitary hos
pital here suffering from smallpox. He
was exposed in a mail car at Harris
burg about two weeks ago at a time
when case Of the disease was dis
covered there. Wilcox had never been
vaccinated.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-25
Condemned Cinnamon Resplted.

Harrisburg. Pa. Jan. Ex-Governor
Stuart respited Mock Kung and Jung
Jow. Cinnamon. who were to have been
hanged in Philadelphia Thursday. I'm.
til March /. to allow their cases to be
heard by the board Of pardons at the
February meeting on an application
for Communication OF sentence to life
Imprisonment.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-25
Priest Bars Nearer NV God 20 Thee

Baltimore. Jan. %. - Rev. Thomas
ODenaghue. rector of the Immaculate
Conception Catholic church. has an
nounced to his congregation that
that abomination. Nearer. My God.
to Thee shall never be sung in this
church again"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-25
Died LAUGHING a, Funny story.

Williamsburg. N Y. Jan 2s.-Mor-
ris Lippman. OF 6S Bartlett street, fell
dead at biz home while laughing at a
funny story. Lippman. who was
twenty-three. was at the breakfast Ia
Bile when the story was told to him
Heart disease was the cause Of death
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~,rryr comes oa the heels of the singer Cempauys I-Story boast. and it naN romans ta bc seen if any ann n.Heu- and wealthy company win call tEe EauHahlc.~ sa-stor, raise.
 From the turret of this new bu1diuE aue may Feek eeer an area af 2e.npn square m.Ie~ af aud and water and ~.# HtH rvur states
 This makes tbe srgsJ pyramid. fff-
 wHH of aHshItessHraI antiquity. lnok by comparison yer, mu5H like H0fr iu the ground.
 Mans inferIority ta nature Is never sa much emphasized as in considera- ti"n at our piemy efforts iu coustrue- lion From 60, summit af Mount Me kHfav one may look from a vantage romt 2oe8o f-rt high. and from Ey- crest. H H#- H##laya-. tt appears aH- misEt Iaea down au the structural iron uf tho Equitluie building six miles h,'lU as aa, would rouk at cabveg spun from sHd ta -ud
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EXPECTS WAR
 WITH JAPAN

MONTREAL. Aug TIT. Hammer Grrruvu9d. thr most prominent Cana dian in the British parliament and a member of the executive committee of the Liberal party of Great Britain. Nfp Is visiting Canada. predicts a yeHHicj between Japan and Amerfea. H. says
 "Jarau Is preparing to restrict the overflow of her people into countries where they are not wanted. but it does uat require a prophet to furesee the feeling between these swarthy John HaIs of the Pacific and the whue race ef America may soon become acute and may mean war Just now Japan is having a struggle to make both ends meet iH national finance. and has cut aawn here ua.al and military pro- grams hy large amounts. have no doubt myself. however. that when she gets over the enormous losses uf the fafr War with Russia there wifi be trouble. IT she can stir up and force an alliance withhalf-avakencd China. the yellow Tcrj will bc a reality"
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MAN ROBS
 BROTHER

SEATTLE. Aus. - FendHe=S faf t#e Meadows race track. where he is known tp hay, isst S1soo tn one day. caused Charles Eus,uhamn. weu-knaWn club mau of Seattle. Go dizapp,ar from the city last week with sum uf money boz longing ta his broths1 l.. \. Razeu- baum. said to asgrrgatr between S4.ea0 and S5.oun. Detectives are combing Seattle and vicinity for the missing man
 l. \. Eu~cnbaum. wealthy rrsi- dent "f Seattle. and a heavy property holder hrre. lrft The city fur Nsv York ! fao weeks ago. leaving his younger brother Charles. in charge of his real estate business authorizing him L.. eel- ie=t tuy rents from several tenants and baNmg hahiud several signed checks with thg amount not Haed in to be used in Inc general course uf buslqcss
 When Buscnbaum returned from NaR York last Fhur<daz hc fuuud tHat his brother had left thg city. He 88s eHabl- te explain Jha disappearance mH Il flow HHes aes= when several persons began suit against him te r-- gain money on checks which they had e4sh'I for Charles EaS,ubaum. and which the Title Trust co. the banking nm where RoScnbaum d"rz business. r. .r.......f f-. s..H.E.tgf.fs.
 Tha films uf the suits Ird to ar in yeztirltiau and RosrHbaum found tat his brother uat oult used up all the blank cheeks left for running the busi- ness. but had uttered checks Co which H= had zssu,d tha uama of L. N Rns- eHbauu. Der HimseIf Several tH8us- and dollars iu rent collections had also t--H obtained l.. N En-eHhlum says hr win prosecute.
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JApAN.s COMMERCIAL CREED.

aua .f the~, years. after Japan ea#Hers4af srsea hesaHes uaxlous L. tHs American fa,al4tafy legislation WH probably be brought to bear eu Inc uarehsats af Nippon
 + VH H-t be particularly serious matter ta tm-rfea stta-r wav. but # NaHa be almost I,afr blow ta Japan UHeE has h,#H displaying f.udeuey tF murder the satd-lsy5Hr saasa hy s- a7Hmsr5faf graed America fs huzfHr about S11.1uo.uu6 worth af merchandise fram Iaru ,aTH yrar while Japan Iz usur Nmgrirau products yere pHser- Is and vtH extreme economy
 France. Germany and Great Britain as buying &s-aoo.ooa worth of mer- euH8Ise from Japan. and thr ttme is aHazallfInE vh.a the Panama route NH l.as good ts the marine merchants ar O.. Ez1tic coast
 #asr.aa af being Iar-siga gaIad. The shipping interests af Japan httr -fm- pla gHasaa1- ths shipping huziusss af tha FH##e Thr principal Japanese fine a,laHsz ta tha Nfusf family Che a## If the m3kada. aha. asw near his thr,ssear. and tru Is a remarkably eaaa business man. With lis finger In every profitable financial pie on tho islands.
 f America ,ter stoops to tae retalia- tfaH of boycott on Japanese goods IaHan. Haa financed principally hy American money will b. plunged iHfa her threatened national bankruptcy Japan eoaI1 place a boycott on Amer be missed from Inc bucket af anr pHa=- HsFifF=Ex
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THAW CASE
 COMPLICATED
Nuggets Special Service.


 ffTTSErEG. Sept fe fhr frrb- ability that some New York man may 4eeH succeed Detective Roger o'Meara. now -,r,iug a- receiver and custodian af fHy estate or Harry Tlaw is the ff-Fe-iuaH in tae much complicated etse most generally discussed in Pitts bgfe tonight. This Is based upon the provisions of the state bankruptcy laA- It y admitted by an having kuowlede. of this law that creditors have tL. right at their first meeting to elect a trustee ta Lake charge of atf th- rrap- ertE "f a petitioner in bankruptcy and that such trustee immediately ~uP-r- ~rles any receiver that may previous Iy have been appointed los any other autherjrv. Acting upon this provision. II is urmised that the creditors, a ma- iarity af whom are residents of New York. are likely to make a concerted move fer one of their own -elrcu4a to act as trustee.
 Tho fi-rcest legal fight. however. iS expected because of reports from New York that should an attempt be made to bring Thaw here, District Attorney Jerome. il is said. will oppose any such move fearing that if TbaR is once re- moved from the jurisdiction nf The NrW York courts there win be trouble in havng him returned to that juris- dietiou. Under the bankruptcy law should the referee call for Thaw and ne fail 10 appear. such failure would constitute contempt Hence the pros pect uf clash between state and s.d- eral authorities Legal authorities here agree that there is no precedent gov erning tine questions raised m thIs case and all are watching developments eith much interest.
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THE DIGNITY OF COURTS.

Last night iu tHr t.. < district court remarks aara m5de by a iaWEgr which uraueH. aaVu a fepruaud faam The bench This relfimana eas calm. aa. eaIufeIy eHaoeaHfaued by tH- laazt siEu ulanEar and taer-farr if zsa- dfE- ulaea
 Had aag aus= -aesra. a.-af ia8Ea of the CHtel ss4ta- boon In his hahars uIae. The l.iandar might h8ve been just as quiet and just as free from anger. but tho dignity af tHa ea4f. might hae- be-H preserved bv the adoption ef more ai~aaH--8pf4- methods
 It often happens that courts arc con- siderel ayerhsaring and fylaunleaL but. unfortunately. it happens afteHer tat au HduIsaHt euart ls compelled t- bear wifa m1re remarks af disfs- spectful nature than tz trerur' that is less tolerant
 The occupants of the federal court benches af tuc United states a~c Eeu- tlrmen. Naturally, therefore. they arc loth to shaw dfzgoHnezg t1 eadz Tat cads slip into Che legal Hrpfeszlon r. : fact which ouez7 to be regretted as much by The general public IS ii is by the members of the profession that arr proud of il md Try fa maintain H- dignity
 The most important af alf matters connected with courts Is that taaze courts should hold the respect of the people Iet the courts lose respect and the laws iaso their force
 Many i lawyer who possesses geu- tlemanly instincts may forget himself in tho heat of argument and say some thing which he afterwards regrets. Rut the man whose education has heen =o sadly neglected taat heaanaaf restrain himself should faas fzf a Irh drfslHe mules.
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MUNICIPAL SALE GRAFT.

Some time ago the mayor of Toledo was fined g. for selling coal nu 70 th, 5tty council In several states thr#l80 provides that no member af a eity council may sell anything whatever 10 the city af whose rights he is sup posed tn be a guardian. Such law as this on the face of it is mol only just. huf is absolutely necessary for the maintenance of cfyir honesty. \ member fl a city council should not be permitted To enter into business deal with the city For the tme being he represents the municipalty A business transaction. therefore. be tween himself and the city means a transaction between himself and his alter eeu When it comes down ta a deal like that yau may depend upon it that the unfortunate city is going fo suffer The man may be ordinarily honest. but where is the man who does not place his own work. production ar stock at higher value than if reaches In the minds of others
 Over and over again in Nome the practice of letting councilmen perform the city's work as prlyate citizens has been noticed There is no intention now to speak Of the present council in this respect. and the question is dis eussed merely in a general sense. But one thing Is absolutely certain Sue cessful graft is The easiest matter in the world when t comes to paving yourself from the funds which ynu hold in trust for others.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-16
DISTRICT COURT
 DAILY MINUTES

Ta..iIz ~,rf la. lseS.
 tar-- --H at e= Champion Mining X fadms Company FH7- E5 shepard I-g-r,r,# .a u5r rvufH th, Fgu4aa er rea.n.r tHus l.. Haebmm for au- JHeHIy ta HfiHR =Hit # rH. HaHa of tte eamr.or MmtHs N radu. compaHs asHa-t Ah.rt EIas nu-lae. and au maua. MS granted authority m 1-- eaHlmaa altH n, paaaa r.uHau dt5a
 f5aafaa Mining N TsadIH4 eam- r4at ts tHrls FmF. 5z jra=fg- sf af THa-. E SHsHa presented tH. raH- rIaHt teed aaa matIsa faf restrain ms oiJsf and order ta sbpv rau-r. Ee- suamlng order and arder tn show e.rl-e signed hz t.r euurt rgfuruabir Seft se. leo>
 HNHeFs WHf=tlcr. Hearing urHa- lion far appaHtH.Hr ar rseafv.r eau- fHHrd uHfH < H H
 Bush v= riae--r uIona Company gt n TrIlI resumed. Jurors l5J IrHe- Inf. CHarls- Curry eH the stand fsr further efa-s-examiuafiaa after which rfamu0 rrad in evidence fH- d-fa-f- tiaHs of V. J. Alexander aaa FfaaH \ Tafrott. and at I. o'clock a-m f4r iurx Naz amaaishea and excused aa- tll la H.
 t.HHrf Stat-z es Percy Huntingdon The bench warrant HHr,tofare issued far ChatH- Smnh a witness ou behalf of thc government. Was returned Hv tho T. <. marshal served ihe witness being in court in person. and afan being asked by tbr court if he wished Co give haf repfirFi that hr. es#iid ,#-s .s.t heHd and the utur-=.uas committed fa Jail
 Al l. o'clock unau court adjourned until F m.
 |. m.
 Rush vz. Pioneer Mining ro. q aL
 Trial resumed. jurors all present. cauus,I resumed the reading "f the deposition of Frank \. Taleott after which platinum offered iu evidence a certified copy of location notice of East Limit Bench Claim by N J. AL exandrr. Jan. l. ispt. which was ad- mitt-d oyer objection of defendants and marked Plaiuti6s Exhibit a1l.'. Counsel for plaiHu nuGered in cvi- dence deed from W J Alexander ta W. II Bush et al. July ls. l9o7. which Was objected t8 by defendants counsel and objection sustained Ira D. 0rtou taer.uren moved to strike from the record all the evidence a- te a location or acts of location made by W J. AL Iexander the grautor mentioned in the deed excluded as being irrelevant. in- competent and immateriaI and after argument by counsel the matter was taken under ad>isemeut until tomorrow morning
 M ! p. m fhe jury was samoaished and excused until tomorrow at n a. m and court adjourned until D. m
 D. m.
 In the matter of the petition of the School Board of Nome for apportion- ment of license moneys. Thi- being the time set for the hearing upon ths petition. C. z Hannum appeared fol Iiha petition. and John Rusteari on be- half of the common council. Counsc for the common council moved {, strike out all the neN. matteer in the lreply or be granted leave to file a rec ioinder The matter of the petition Twas argued by counsel and submitted ta the court.
 Al g.20 p. m. court adjourned unti Wednesday. Sept. 1. at 10 a. m.
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GOING UP.

The tarest structure erected by man Is to be thc new Equitable building in New York. q stories high. and in- cludine q 150-foot flagstaff. 1.05a feet in total height. The Einel tower is s>f feet high. and as a lookout point one would stll have to climb the Equitable flagstaff to surpass it.
 Announcement of the Equitable sky
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hhue l.. Hicks Defer daut
 aH. fesid of the United States or t#erea ta Arthur E Hicks. the alaee named defendant. Greeting
 You afa hereby summoned and re- #Hr.i ta appear and ansasr the com RaIut af th, paiuua fled herein In Che afIe. af tbe clerk af Inc above named court 1T Nome. Alaska. within thirty I1y- lfrer thr completion of The rcriod .af publication hereof. hcrru specified. be judgment for wiint thereof will br taken against sou. and ypu are hereby notified that if you fail ta answer tae safd complaint the said rlaiuun wm 4FfIy ts thr court far the relief there i1 demanded to-wit. TO dissolve the hoHds af matrimuuv existing between zad Iiaiutia and said defendant.
 This ummous is served by publica- lion pursuant ta the law and ta the order of said above entitled conrt. made ea the taih day of September. 1goS; thr date of the first publication heinz September 12. 1aoS, and the last publication being the l7lh day of oc- tohrr 1qnS.
 JNG. II. DUNN.
 Clerk of the District Court m
 and for the District of Alas
 kl. Second Division.
 Ky ANGUS MCBRIDE. tSeaD Deputy Clerk.
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FOR SALE.

$500 takes Grst-class 2O-horse- power upright marine boiler. with 300 feet of steam pipe, points. pipe cutter wise, stock and dies. wrenches. etc; a complete outfit. Call on F.. W. Bur rnughs. railroad depot
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MA TIERS
 RECORDED
SEPTEMBER f5. 1908
locations

Locations. LUtIc Blum claim. nu left limit of SHesyi creek located JuIy :. 1908. by John A Munter
 CrppIr'~ Joy Extension. un Otter srasb lneat,d SeH I4- Iaa>. Hs N. P Nfr strrHe
 The PFefe.ua. aH reuHy river. Iosat- yI Iuug TE. IgHy. Ey Harry Uauuarv ,t att
 Deeds. V. N ThaHd tu o " olsen. gst -. block s Aug iaas E. sIt,r tg ph P. Naeszipeer t=Hea-faaau4~ Iater.st u Inc Elth rulsH aHfW NJ. | aH ueft limit uf NHsH creek Sspt =. tau> Trunk rhJmmEur fa IL f1gHtseu. Iet f5. Hf=eE g Sert. II. 1pa<
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LOST.

Between Nome and Fort Davis. Sar- urday. back comb. set with one stone and rindstones g. reward at l35 Riv- CT street.
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IF ANY LADY

Wishes exceptional bargains in heavy winter coats. look at ours first. Saun- ders Sisters