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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-07-16

one Of the organizers of the club.
Mrs. A. swope and Miss Jessie Evans
entertained with vocal duet. Lunch
was served by the hostess. Guests
Of the evening were Mrs. j. E. Riley
of Elyria, Mrs. ]. A. Schrantz and
Miss Nell Coleman.
Miss Clarice Schiltz left Monday
evening for Frostburg Md, in com
pany with her father, e. B. Schiltz,
and Mr.. Miller, who had come to en-
Joy the Fourth. Miss Clarice will
spend few weeks in the east.
Mrs. ]. E. Riley and son, Gerould,
of Elyria, are guests of her fa,her,
]. ]. Shook, and other friends.
Misses Marie and Louise Shook
and brothers, Carl and Vincent, chill
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shook,
of Omaha, Neb., are visiting their
grandfather, John j. Shook. They
will spend part of their vacation
here.
Mrs. Frank M. Evans is visiting
friends in Salem.
Charles Coleman was home over
the Fourth.
The Fourth passed off nicely with
much noise and without any serious
accident. Good sport at the ball field
Large crowd at the festival and wit
Messing the display of fireworks. The
Greentown band enlivened the time
with music.
The Sunshine society picnicked a
| Springfield Lake, Wednesday, their
annual outing.
| At the meeting of the board of edu
cation of Plain township the variou.
applicants reported on by the com
mittee on teachers were elected tc
serve the schools as follows: Charlie!
FirestOne, district No. / Daniel Gar
man, district No. 3; A. J. Willaman
district No. 4 Owen M. Shatzer, dis
trict No. 5; Walter Hill district No
6; Virgil Schory, district No. 7; Johr
Delap, district No s. John Ebie, dis
trict No 8; Jean Snyder, district
No. 10; Edward Zinninger, dstric
No. IA. Nos. and 13 are still un.
unprovided. In the march of progress
the board employed George Kreigh
baum, superintendent of townshi
schools. Bids for coal will soon b,
called for the coming year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-07-16
FREEBURo.

Freeburg, July 8.-Miss Rosa Smith,
of Sparta, is visiting with friends
here.
Willis Hartzell Is very poorly at
this writing.
Joe Reese and family, of Alliance,
spent Sunday with mis- parents.
Miss Glays Hamm, of Pittsburg, is
spending her vacation with friends
in this vicinity.
John Summers, of East Rochester,
Virued a few days with his sister,
Mrs. Stuckey.
Mr.. Slusser and daughter, Mrs. Lee
Wearstler, OF Louisville, have re-
turned home, after spending several
days at Amos Oysters.
Jack Zepernick, wife and daugh-
ter are spending their vacation with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Anderson.
Mrs. Charles Bowman and daughter
Lillian, of Alliance, are visiting at
the home OF e! M. Hahn.
Glen Lott has been nired to teach
school here the coming winter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-07-16
MIDDLEBRANCH.

Middlebranch, July lO.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Welty spent Saturday and Sun
day with Canton friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Freed spent sew
eral days in Kent last week.
Hattie COrl and friend, of Canton,
were guests of DIR. and Mrs. Corl Sat
urday.
Dan Buchanan and c. NJ. Phillips were
Canton callers, Friday.
William Roger, of New Baltimore, and
Miss Bina Royer, of Cleveland, were
guests of Mary Roger, Sunday
Mrs. Adam Flory and Mrs. Jacob
Baird, of Cairo, called on Mrs. Katie
Bair, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs James Stahl entertained
Canton and Louisville friends, Sunday.
William Glcnnen, Jr. made a business
trip to Canton, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wise enter
tained Cleveland friends, Saturday:
Miss Glening, OF Canton, formerly of
Niles, O., is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Welty this week.
The Diamond Portland Cement Co.
is building new pump house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob McCannon and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rentz visited rela-
tives in Suffield. Sunday.
Mrs. Ben Werner has the typhoid
Mr. and Mrs. oliver Herbruck, of Can
ton, are guests Of DR.. and Mrs. Corl
this week.
Mr. and Mrs Stafford were Canton
callers, Wednesday.
Mrs. Lydia Acholtz is visiting friends
at New Berlin and McDonaldsville,
Mr and Mrs. Edward Brumbaugh are
entertaining Ravenna friends this week.
Adam Augustine called on Kent
| friends, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs James Stahl transacted
bushes in Canton, Monday.
Mr. Patrick Lloyd and children Wis
! tied friends and relatives in Canton sew
| eral days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Bair spent Sat
| urday and Sunday IN Alllance.
Daisy Augustine and Mrs. Roxy
/ Young, of Kent, are guests OF Mr.. and
/ Mrs Henry Freed.
Alice Glehnen and her sister, Eunice
were Canton callers, Friday
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-07-16
NEW FRANKLIN.

New Franklin July 9.-John Unke-
fer, of Alliance, was visiting with
friends here last week.
Ace Emmons> and wife, of Freeburg,
were here, Friday.
The stork smiled on the home of
Wade Rice, last Thursday. IL was a
girl.
Ed Early and family, OF Alliance,
were guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Unkefer on the Fourth.
Harriet Metz has recovered from a
severe attack of face neuralgia.
Herman McCord will soon move to
a farm near New Lisbon.
John Johnson, of Pittsburg, was
visiting here on the Fourth.
Viola Whiteleather, formerly of this
place, was calling on friends here
last week.
Louis Glass returned from Reading
to spend the Fourth.
Arthur Gallagher and Clayton Har
ter were at Malvern on the Fourth.
d. V. Whiteleather of Columbiana
City, Ind, was hunting up old
friends here, Sunday and Monday.
Children's day at the M. E. has
been called off through lack of inter
est in the exercises.
DR.. James Crowl of Minerva, was
here, Monday.
Wade Rice was in Hanover or
Monday.
Jack L. Unkefer, wife and son
Floyd, returned to their home IL
Cleveland, Sunday, after visit witt
friends here.
Charles Yeagley and family, o
Homework, were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Washington Nunemaker
Sunday.
Ananias Platz, of Lynchburg, ha'
gone into the coal business will
David Cooper, of this place.
Harry Walker and M. e. Tope were
at Minerva, Tuesday.
New Franklin will play Paris {
game of ball Saturday, on the latter
diamond.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fearn has returned
from Canton for a few days.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-07-16
oTTERBElN.

Otterbein, July S.-Rev. Brew
baker preached at the Zion church,
Sunday.
There has been no services at the
Sherman church for several weeks.
The church has been nicely repaired
and Rev. Stoner will preach next Sun.
day at 10:30 a. m.
o. M, Shreffier, wife and little
daughter spent Sunday afternoon at
the home of Emanual Seeman.
Peaching services will be in the
forenoon Dext Sunday at the Grove
church.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-07-16
NEWS OF THIS VICINITY

Harry Cutler and family spent Sun
day with his mother, north of Louis
willie.
Quite number Of young people
spent Saturday evening at the nome
OF Jacob Friedrich.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-07-16
CHESTNUT RIDGE.

Chestnut Ridge, July 1O.-Mr. and Mrs.
Eli Brumbaugh returned home Sunday,
after along visit in Iowa and Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs, Peter Swartz and sons,
Cletis BTeCknTidge and Y. II. BreCkin-
ridge and family were at Cannon, Mon
daY.
Miss Clara Ferry, Of Kent, spent the
Fourth with relatives here.
William MummeTt ia working for
David Newhouse this summer
Philip Mangold, of Randolph, was the
guest of Mr., and Mrs, Peter Wilson,
Monday evening.
Frank McCaffrie spent the Fourth in
Akron.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-07-16

Columbus Requisition made on gov.
ernor Of Massachusetts for return 70
Cincinnati OF Walter West, charged
with murder.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-07-16

Youngstown-F Frank Shank IN divorce
petition charges wife Margaret beat him
with fists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-07-16

Columbus-Atto.ney general holds S.
A. Stillwell, T.. Cleveland actuary OF
insurance, gets only regular salary
other officers affected.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-07-16

Findlay-Afrcan Methodist church So
cial broken up when guest mistakes
woman IN white for ghost.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-27
Many People Coming h.

Officials of the local railroad state that the incoming passenger traffic is at the present time great deal heavier than the outgoing, which means that Globe is gradually growing at a very apid rate. It is said that there are
 least ten more passengers incoming
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-27
Picture of old Courthouse

Frank Haines of the sheriff s office, is showing to his friends a picture of the old courthouse which until few yearr ago stoods on the same spot as is now occupied by Che present mag nificent home of iss Gila county offices. It is a fine photograph and shows the old hall of justice with perfect faith fulness.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-27
Liberal Remembrance.

A liberal Christmas came to Rev, H.. P. Cory and family from members of the Presbyterian church and congrega- tion in the shape of a generous purse of silver. They hereby express, through the Silver Belt their most hearty appre- citation of the gift, and their wishes that the Christmas spirit, as constant "-tity may make the New Year a
 npy one.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-27
children s Entertainment

The Methodist Episcopal church was crowded to the doors Friday evening at the presentation of the children's can tata. In addition to the interesting program, distribution of candy and fruit was made to the little ones and all enjoyed themselves to. the full ex- tent.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-27

were set in the yard, and the bountiful dinner was fully enjoyed by the In- dians. The missionaries are very thank ful to the people in Globe and Copper Hill who contributed to the dinner, es- pecially to the butchers, and also to the shoe dealers, who donated shoes for the scholars.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-27
Federal Court Tomorrow

The regular fall term of the federal court will convene tomorrow. The grand jury panel has been drawn, but the names of the jurors have not been made public. Several cases will come before the grand jury, most serious of which is the Neamans eounterfeiting case. There are also several cases for selling liquor to Indians.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-27
Chinese Serve Christmas Dinner

school, which was established two months ago under the direction of Rev. Harders in the Lutheran mission chapel, served splendid Christmas dinner for the missionary and his family.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-27
Choir Cantata-

The choir of the Methodist Episcopal church will this evening present the beautiful cantata, "The Redeemer and King" under the direction of Mrs. Seth Arkills, choir leader. Miss Fannie Patton will occupy prominent part in the entertainment as organist. A large audience is expected, as the choir takes particular pains in the presentation of this pretty piece of art.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-27
Scarborough Improving

Earl Scarborough, the Copper Hill lad who was injured one day last week by the explosion of detonating cap, is improving at the hospital. A portion of his hand will probably be saved, al- though at first it was thought com plete amputation would be necessary.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-27

The Globe National Bank is giving out some beautiful pictures as their hol- iday greeting The public is cordially invited to call for one.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-27
Visited Mines

Escorted by Boston Welch, the entire Raymond Teal company yesterday af ternoon visited the Old Dominion mines and were taken underground in A shaft. It was the first time for many of the company to see the inside workings of a copper mine.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-27
Married Thursday

Frank A. Butler and Miss Kaye Hayes were united in marriage at the home of the bride south of town Thurs day, Rev. D. Carl Williams officiating
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-27
Fire at Copper Hill

A tent house occupied by J. A. Griffin
 at Copper Hill was destroyed by fire Friday afternoon at about o'clock. Damage to the extent of about $50 was done. The fire was caused by sparks from the Arizona Commercial railroad.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-27
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
Dies of Pneumonia

Lorenzo, the four-months-old daugh- ter of Epolito Alvarez, living in the southern part of town, died yesterday afternoon of pneumonia.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-27

other, which would amount to an in creased population of nearly four thous- and if the rate should be kept up for a year.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-27
YOUR LAST CHANGE

See the Hagans in their funny Dutch act at the Iris tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-27
PROGRAM CHANGES TODAY

At the Cameraphone theater. Mat nee p. m.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-27
TheClobeBank and Savings Go.

We have just received 200 new Fam fly Savings Banks. Call and get one today. We pay to 6 per cent on term deposits and to per cent on Escrow deposits, the only system enabling a bank to pay it's depositors in cash any day.
 We write Fire Insurance in the best companies.
 We make collections, real estate deals, and always have money to loan our customers.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-27
rday

rday--
 on, who committed sui as buried yesterday funeral parlors of F.. services were un- l, Miners union
 st ip Miners
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-15
WITH
 COMPANY
AT SPECIAL MEETING OF couN. GIL WAR WITH COMPANY DE
 CUARED ENDED.

NHsu fHe ,Hz council came tagar- IF f#-t night IT a special #artHe ru IsaI Aita fG. aut,r m dispute bo. te--a lt ari tHe N#thae-aafu e4m- m.rsisI eamruz r zam beeamg s,i- j.HE 'H9 ta, aHole matter had b.an aniaaby zafuea I la5=f Tor Che ffas- sut
 Thr -trast-. uIrs- anu Heht- ean.- mfrfe,. of Inc eomrti #rsruuad that Inc c"mfaue Va- wiling te meet tHe council half waN in tHzmuial ma Inc following resolution 4a- moved and passed unanimously
 Resolved That the chief If poiie, bc and ac hereby k directed 10 refrain from uterferine with tHc tramuats ol the Northwestern Commercial caup- uN across Front slcar and Second avr-
 ue pursuant fe a resolution af fha ritz council Nas $. ieo> un,H fur u.r notice from this council and lon dat- further notice Co fbe North western Commercial ce
 The committee also reported that the company arg"e- to remove the frne- today without prejudice ta r- right
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-15
VOTING
 IS BRISK
MANY LADIES CAME TO THE POLLS THIS AFTERNOON
 TO CAST BALLOTS.

Al ".l5u r. m. t5o votes had been east in tHe election for treasurer of tho Nome school board The polling m the afternoon has been much fa
 brisk than if was during the fore noon. and tae afternoon was also re- markablr for the fact that the ladies turned out in large numbers
 fhr general belief k that Dunn win carry the election hy a very large ma j"ri'y. At the time of going ta press no doubt whatever of his success can be entertained. and the only question which remains to be solved is the amour, of votes by which he win uiu.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-15
ARCH OF 0UICKsAN0 BUILT
 BY COMPRESSED AIR.

NEW YORK What i- regarded h, ,.r=.a.ti~ a- efaat tHe most wonderful achievement ,E.r undertaken iu saL- tcrr.aaan construction now fs nearing completion n Inc MrAdoo tunnel At th1t reint feur tunnels come together. and overhead IS rH- sixth avenue ~t." and tte sixth avenue surface road ana crnss-t0tn surface cars
 t'ad.r the direction of Charles N. Jacobs chief engineer of tn Hul conn anie~. e great arch of sand sixty eight feet wide has been built hv com pressed air af this poinr
 Tine arch i- If quiclSaud and il is proposed ta make this arch permanent with concrete. and when this has been done it will sustain the tremendous weight of the street overhead.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-15
IIoNAIRE.s SON
GETS 800 A NoNrH

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 Charles Jr ha~ get raur wears ot his probation tn -a. In th. mraptiu. ae has been struggling along win his bsaatruI wife and Two children on s7a rer month income
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-15
FINISH A s45,o0O
 CHURCH

MITCHELL = b- Aft.r aarsHif riHs for $ uarl,f of c,utu.e m a church -.s. 0,- erected tN" s-sr- If. CT ii. dr-t .,halie -er,terF eeer. beld in Mitchell the Holy Family Chaea ~ociety wiH s""u dedicate a handsome new cdihgs. taat MI cost oyer $Iapuu. The new ei,ur.a na~ started o1er ta4 years ago.
 The dimensions of the building are 62xl32 feet. th, side walls being 30 feet high. while the tower k II0 feet. The building is constructed nf granite and is a model of arehitccf ural heaury
 The interior hnishiugs are very rich. while thc decorating If the walls Is done with frec-hand work The caurca presents fine appearance with is large arches and columns. which have been decorated artiSticailv. The church will have a pipe organ costing about s3.OO0
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-15
TRAM WAY
 COMPLETED
MUsHERs MAY NOW CROSS BEAR RIVER WITHOUT DAMAGE
 TO THEMSELVES.

Ward E=fr Ht I;az kHea turned lt-f a,-Hf at mHue ta haNin1 ,"mri.rl th, rau-tIut... II Inc aeria' tHHuaaE cor ~frs.#sr9 ..a.. Rear Hit'r IHe river at tHe n-#H w wh,re th, aahI. =ra=-r= k >- aeaf .. 5lH.= hut uIr H H"" r.t# t.'u-.#f across witheu. Hai~ly
 Thev f'uua ast the =ss-sH Is s=H= lnte in tho Comad district and found il possible ta .aE "u ths iea uf tn. rivers almost vorv p.in TH9 terort that eer-. and sand aH raet ar, dsuliful uu .H- flats
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-15
DEATH OF EXPLORERS
 WIFE BRINGS SADNESS.

CHRiSTIANIA.-The death of Eva Nansen. wife Of Dr Nansen. the Are tir explorer and diplomat which oc- cured recently. is especially sad in view ef thr plan recently formed by herself and her husband whereby Dr Nansen was to resign the post of Nor Hegian minister in London and return ta Norway ta pass the remaining years # his life With his family
 Hr received the news of hls be- reavement while an train. Five children are Left motherless in the home which was one uf the happiest in Norway II is now thought probable that Dr. Nansen win be induced to remain in London
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-15
SAYS DRY CREEK NUT
 REQUIRED WARMTH


 fh, saH.ufHs communication h1s h.u received by fhe Nugget from a seHtlemaa aHa has sNaam-l tae uut r.esutIN fow8 .u Bry creek and ,ho has 3e2sa.d much attention ta the ~taa, If -ucl matters
 'rha #a fHnl aa Uy creek be- Iana- ra ru. American Tertiary plant u.d is called CarraH'h.-. T. requires warm Htf WiatHm climate whore the temperature Is about en or 70 ds- saee- II is found af.cn tn high alti- asir+ In Ward's G.aeei~t mar be feaHa eut sshisl k almnst aH exact r,peaduatjou af th- nut W4r1 also -ay- that the uHt h-iaur~ to lhe Eo- cesm age b G l..
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-15
LATE: SEAS0N
 DELAYS W0RK

Tr -rr=u# H- H==-HH aHe CouHrH H-ar aHtt sh. opening af NaIS r. uasU #-.a..I
 Hta Nest aa.a a.nt ..,r tH.ra ra- crutE tp a,-H 1u. .t..a. Iar thg Wild ,iae-. sa#H-#s .aHaal lH-t hi-as @ltH a. G-t.s and Ea-- Kin nes- bre44z tle HpayzIHHIv to accomplish aul.Hus ss thr n, mt
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-15
ENTIRE PROVINCE ONCE
 LEASED FOR 2 SHILLINGs

SEATTLE. Tat the entire prov iuce of British Columbia was at oHr time rented 10 tbe IIud-0n'S Bay com rauy for seven s4tHiugs or $l,GS has just been brought ta uehi by the com mission which Is nt>as ,p inc cx. hihit Wsieh uin 70. J..ply-#t at ,'.s Na-ka- -YuEeh-Paeide exposition in Seattleiu lao9 The rcc"r.I~ at Victoria show tbat when fine Iiour-r Trading eopl-as usz driven out of oregon il turned it- flee ta#t4at part of Canada ,a th. raciiie roa-f 0,st of the Rocky mountains
 The directors sought the concession of Downing strret where Earl Gray. an ancestor of tho present governor-gen- eral of Canada, vas in charge of colon ial affairs They asked loo much al first and fnally growing modest, agreed to be satisfied with Vancouver island. Gladstone and various London newspapers ouposod the grant but without avail. \ charter Was signed Jan. r. lS49. making the Hudson Bay company lord and master nf the vast area upon q payment of seven shil- ling annually. subject only to the domination of the crown.
 Under tHe terms of the grant. il was made forever" But the opposition grew SO strong that after the company had operated nine years, the lease was cancelled and 1S5S saw the last of the Hunson Bay company's dominion over British Columbia.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-15
GARFIELD
 IS ANGRY
DENIES THAT GOVERNORS CON. FERENCE WILL FIX BLAME
 FOR MoNoPoLlES.
Nuaaeys Special Service.

WASlllNGToN. D. C. May 5- '"uHiSsioHer Garii,ld announced to- day that tbe conference of govcruorS. which is nou m session here is net being held for thr purpose Of fixing rae blame for the ueuopoliziHg uf coal and timber lands. H. declares that the remarks addressed To the confer eucs by the president yesterday must uot be taken t" mean that the subjects dwolt upon by him are the ones with which the conference is concerned.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-15
HIS DnUufS TER
 WILL STUMP
tf BRYAN GETS NOMINATION MRS. LEAVtTT WILL WORK IN
 SEVERAL STATES.
Nag lets Speeal Service.

Yaoiet.s Spees4l Ssrvee
 OMAHA. May t5 Democratic Na- tiona Committeeman Dahlman m- ueuneed fadat that Mrs Leatitt Will stump several states in thr interests of hrr ltb.r William Jennings Rry- aH. should ahsaH thv nomination of lLe dymueIuL. national convention.
 Mr- La1Niu t-a good speaker and pez~,=-r~ aH ,Nee-dingly attractive personality AuoH4 she states sine iu- funds tu lump lre Colorado and Wye- ming.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-15
BANDITS LOOT SANTAFE
 STATIOts NEAR LAS VEGAS

h, n p.allg ar The disaact. and n.ssdh"uHa- zefs rfaswga aud put au rH. tn,tt of in. rahh.r- tH~ mern- HlE.
 Ta. hounds and ro-s, sra now on the fuil which leads towards thr mountains Cor oeieh ae.naaaits heaa- .g direct II tx hoped that -uege-s aif crown tho efforts uf tho pursucrs h.lat- the fugitive t3u H.i,H Inc hills
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-15

tHr, r-md H- am- behind Its back. he'd mm tn H=s Wafl and g5eeea him
 II. H.eaJtHaa H th9t pu-itaH fat sesastI laHra mui discovered hz ae- etd.t ah'H a.. Was almost dead from being fme.i ta remain fu sa aVk- Wfd Ha H'GHIe Hr v5- ahte. how sNan tn =i,aa tariy good description af th. H-.a, +aJ they 44d aatH no a-at-..- seH., engaged u th. uars.
 \ pass, sas immediately organized
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-15
LOCAL OPTl0NISTS GARRY
 C0NvI:NTIOH BY SINGING

been hrusat u After .ha =ugtae tae I"eII "rHeu plank NHz ataffr1 4s rau uf tbe platform Q. the republicans af tHiz ssata purias the to.al aNhibi- fFau hs rne afrtau#zts tH# afHer side taat tHtf advantage of the opportunity affered fet ftdIeut6e tha# musical pro feH i5#aa#.rud 5biIitaaz ,t f#a uHftsHp=
 m choir
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-15
CITY MAY
 BUY TEAM

T#ose bids rf ta. e4urmet for rass ms for .He sltv #V,rr received hast al-.. A t.. #r...H meeting If the e#.ta hut tHr matter s4s referred E. tt- sie..ts a'.Es and liehts com r.1f.,.. .vtth tHr lse--r.ea that ft book .Hs tla-v If purchasing a taaH If f-. anr
 s.a#Ha. .t.Aasf#- similar each 1T tLe ..9s.. offered za perform r#. work fnr
 " hour when th. iub occupied
 .E# #ss .uu- aats ud for zs H.H #..#s Tor 4 longer time