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The state herald., 1908-09-04
For headache Il, aus.' Antl-Pa.n Pills
ALIAS SUMMONS.
State OF Colorado, T.,
County of PHILIPPE.

State of Colorado. L.
/ County of Phillips,
In the county Court
Peter Il Weisardt plaintiff VS. Henry ] Aldricl
trustee Charles stillman The Colorado Securi
ties Company Frank q Patterson receiver and
unknown persons defendants
T C People of the State of Colorado,
10 Henry Aldrich trustee Charles A Stillmar
The Colorado Securities Company Frank &
Patterson receiver and unknow persons
The defendants above named Greeting
You are hereby required To appear in an
action brought against you by the above
named paintiH IN the county court of ihil
lips g unity, state of Colorado. and answer
tile complaint therein within twenty days
nj ter the ser ice hereof, il served within thIs
county; or, il served out of this county. or by
publication, within thirty days after the ser
vice hereof, exclusive OF the day of service:
or Judgement by default will be taken n.
gainst you according to the prayer Mc
complaint. And II n copy of the complain,
in the above entitled action be not served
with this summons. or II the service hereof
be made out of this state. then ten days nd
ditl'nal to the time hcrcnbefore specified
before the taking Ui judgement by default
as aforesaid.
OIhe sad action il brought To quiet the title to
the south west quarter of section 10 in TOWNSHIP
north Of range Il west Of the y IN; III. plant
Ill alleging that he is the absolute owner and II
possession of Fl'id land and prays that ceriai
rust deed which isa cloud upon his title may b,
removed
As will more fully appear from the complain,
in said action 10 which refcroncc Is here made
Aud yon hereby notified that IL yOr
tail to appear and to answer the said CON
plant as above required the said plniEtii
viii take drfnnlt aud rlgcmcnl rs prayed.
Given under NY hund and the seal Of III.
said county court nt Holy okc. Colo. in sal,
county, this dny Of July a. u. lgs
W, &. HELLAND.
County Jn dge
IsEALl Phillips county, q plOrad
Firstpub July 81
The state herald., 1908-09-04
SUMMONS.
ISEALi
Firstpub July 81
State # Colorado,
COUNTY Of Phillips m

State "f Colorado, !
County of Phillips
In the county court
The Anch0r Investment Company a corporr
ton plaintiff vs. John Shell defendant
The People Of the State OF Colorado,
To John Shell
The defendants above named, Greeting:
lou arr hereby required to apI,esr in an act
ION brought against you by the above named
plaintiff in the county court oi Phillips count,
state Of Colorado. aud answer the complain
therein within twenty days after the servic,
hereof. IL s"rve'l within this county; or, il srry
ed out Of this county, or by publication, within
thirty days after the service hereof, eIclusi,,
of the day u service; or judgement 10y default
will be taken ngaiu- you according to tho prayCi
oi the complaint Aud ifa copy Of tho com
piRint in the abeyc entitled action bo not s,ryo,
with this summons, or II the service hereof b.
made out Of this state, then ten days additions.
to the timo hereinbefore specified for appoar.
ano" and answer will b. allowed before the tax
ing of Judgment by default ~ foresaid.
The sHiu action IL brought Ia quiet the title ,t
the south vest quarter Of section niLstcen IL
township eight north 81 range forty Two we.i
of ihc6 ~ IA PHILLIPS county Colorado in III,
plaintif herein
As will more fully appear from the complain
in said action 10 which reference ia here made
And Jou arr hereby notified that Il you fail Il
appear, and 10 answoi the said complaint ~
'boyc required, tho said plaintiff will take d
huli and judgement NJ prayed
Given under my hand and the seal ~ the sAi,
'iislrict court ~ liulyoke. Colo. In said count,
this u, day OF July A. u. tgs.
". q. HELLANp,
county Judge.
ISEALl Phillips clunty, Culorad,
! tirsi pub Aug n
The state herald., 1908-09-04
Htplity Hep

Are you Iust barely getting around
by the aid Of erutchcs or canc7 I'm
less you have lost limb or have de.
Irmity II you trouble Is rheumatism,
lumbnRo, sprain, stiir joints. or any.
thing Of Ike nature use Billiards. Snow
Linimcnt and In no time you can throw
away your rrutchcs and be ~ well as
a oe. Price 25c. J0c and 81 Sold
by + ". Smith.
The state herald., 1908-09-04

Kodol will, without doubt. make your
stomach strong and will almost instant.
~ relieve you Of all the symptoms Of
indigestion. It will do this because II
is made up Of the natural digestive jul
ees Of the stomach 50 combined that Il
completely digests the food just aa the
stomach will do Il, NO you see Kodol
cunt fail to help you and help you
promptly. Il is sold here by the City
Drug Store.
The state herald., 1908-09-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
PUBLIC LAND SALE.
ISOLATED TRAIT.
1sEALl
tiFsi pub Aug u

L. Land Office, sterling, Colo.
Aug n ipE
NUtinr is hereby given that hs directed by th'
commissioner Of the general land office, under
he Irovisions Of the act ~ congress apprcy'-.
iune q ip5, ~, stat, bl7 NJ will offer a.
puhlie sale 10 III. highest bidder ~ 10 a'clool
M. IN the - day Of sept 100. ai this office. III,
fulloEins tract ~ land. to.witi
i.u, scc q TIPS n II I1H sihrM.
The lowest bid rrcciyabln is u - Ier arfr.
AM p'rsahs claiming Adversely tho Hb,ye de
-cfl'd lands ate advised 10 iile their claims oi
objections on or before 'ha time designated fot
sale, EE. ARMOUR, Register,
t0 thRs u 'rimbsflake, ltefriN
The state herald., 1908-09-04
A sure.enourh Knncker

j. c. Goodwin, of Reidsville, N. G,
says: "Bucklen's Arnica Salve is q
sure-enough knocker for ulcers. A bad
one came on my leg last summer, but
that wonderful salve knocked it out in
a few rounds. Not even a scar remain
ed. :" Guaranteed for piles, sores,
burns, etc. 25c at the Big Brick Drug
Store.
The state herald., 1908-09-04
. sursiar In Town

his name is bad cough" He doesn't
care for gold or silver but he will steal
your health away. II he appears in
YOUR house arrest him Mt once with
Billiards. Horehound Syrup. ii may
mean consumption II you don't. A cure
for all coughs. colds and chest troubles.
Price 25c, zoe and 81 per bottle. Sold
by +. NJ. smith.
The state herald., 1908-09-04

Wear American Beauty Cor
sets. The most stylish and
best corset made. You can
buy them at Leblanc & Scheu
nemann.
The state herald., 1908-09-04

Pineulcs for the kidneys, 30 days
trial 81. Hundreds of people testify to
the merit Of this preparation in the re
lief of kidney trouble. rheumatism,
lumbago. backache. Pineules act di-
rectly on the kidneys, purify the blood
and make you feel like new person.
They tone the system. Sold by C. f.
Allen.
The state herald., 1908-09-04
Gambling

your life against 25 cents is just exact
ly what you arc doing if you neglect .
cough or cold on the chest instead of
treating it with Ballard's norehound
Syrup. A 25 cent bottle of this spIen-
did remsdy will cure an ordinary cough
heat the lungs and act as a tonic for
your entire system. Sold by +. NJ.
Smith.
The state herald., 1908-09-04
Nipped o. Jaot Frost

hippsd BY Jauk Frost
is something liable to happen to any
one in this bitter weather. A frost
bitten cnr or finger or toe. sometimes
a bad case Of chilblains. Don't wait
until the accident happens to get ?
remedy but get II now for application
right away. Billiards. Snow Linimeni
cures frost bite, chilblains. rheumatism
aches or pains Of all kinds. Sold by +
NJ. Smith.
The state herald., 1908-09-04

Kodol will, in a short time, enable
the stomach 10 do the work it should
do. and the work II should do is TO di
gest all the food you eat When the
stomach can't do It Kodol does Il for it
and in the meantime the stomach is
getting stronger and able to take W
its regular natural work again. Kodol
iigests all you eat. 1t makes the sto
mach sweet and Il is pleasant to take
II is sold here by the City Drug Store
The state herald., 1908-09-04

Registered Hcrford Bulls for sale. p
o. II. Sholes.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-24
THE ExPeolTloUs METHOD.

'. VIII taH- laus time sa edHeat, the politicians who are in power at Washington uh to fbr tou,fs or sacial- ism an1 aHara#e. nsu If it etar could H. accomplished Th. GeaaefafIe and republican #.H.Hsrs are a iIuua#e#Iu au n. -HEiss5 UsmHs but thex think t.,y ms# made pretty good job uf
 mrdag 0H Hatian. The stars and
 stripes appeal ta tH.m ysrs strongly hu. se have notion that they would mot fae. kindly ta tho man who has a
 Hs-Ira ta wave t#a "h'oud rod rag of ulrsB n fraHf Hf the capitol build mg 'r on tae aaat of th. house. Thers #= ra dWht sHat ssH, ur line measures m.rn.rs would UF.g. good tEIaa f1r .Etw.s.a he sHa various independent i'm rlmtn hur az iii. same principles ar. aat4e4ta4 Hv tbe candidates Rba have hssH HeHmt,d by the regua, republican and democratic parties. fH.r. is no advantage in spending several wears ts elHeHts the parties iu paA,r ur T. independent ar zatfaHsffc 4haH Inc same results can be accomplished mar. .xreditfauzlv by e...tiuE T uaHle man.
 The needs If A4-ka 3re urgent. and ahs easiest H#z fa accomplish What We ia-ir. Is fa sgad fa Washington man iH Whose feeeH tHe administration Is already predislased. Time is essen fal SO WHs waste auntarr tve wears in trying h leach thesr obstinate members If congress and senators tHat aur independent candidate knows more about stata=mmshHp than both sho republican and democratic parties nuWhIU.dH
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-24

semblcd chiefs. proudly wrapped in your blanket, and with your trustv t'HaHawk and scalriug knife handy. Wv have nn doubt you win create a s.nSatiau.
 lf yau can withstand the republican rvelnuy and tbs drwocratjc whfrlwind ar rHrry rayHfy. which i- rapidly driv- ing th ambs ta ~Hauer. and f saar independent shirt aE Is uat Hvas m tta hreeze when tn, dust af battle has been cleared away. alI win yet be well. and yuu WHl be worthy of serious con- sideratian But in the meantime. We trust that sou have composed some une like. the following for The next issue of thr fifur paper that is sup- porting vau=
 Far. JHea we'll Major Farewell once
 more
 T1 every seward tic. Et Etty the "p P th, Boring shore.
 ra #tsH and HL good bye. Nnd th.aa#- U .eh for the moment
 se#H=
 Ts HH# sau with a spell. tr rHaHz haFe. political dream
 Tas-H#8 last farewell
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-24
GOOD LUCK
 TO RAWHIDE

Neyada'= l1fe-t discoveries of gold arc at EawhIde mining camp which is -> miles east af Sehurz. at tHr head uf Walker iase Like most of the des-rt gold aela-. this new 1ur is lacking in uaad and water pmyen pine sells for zl p,r sack. and water al $- per barrel. Coal is worth s45 rsr rou. This recalls the .arlv days af Tonapah. and. ae at Touarau. the energy nf The exploiters of mineral wealth wiII conquer the natural ob- staclrs, transforming the desolarion of fife desert into hiv" of industry We wish good luck tu Eavhidc Al pres .Ht. tne new district is controlled hy few vigorous mon. and the stock mar set feature of mining is pleasantly ab- sent The leasing system is in vogue. and good ore is being broken from quartz striuEers in audesite
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-24
rHE PARAMOUNT ISSUE.

F#e raopfa #z fFa=E#H- -saH have TI.r 2. jgdsa fHa feaHss.G .t. tt r.. s.e aartrr and za#lHaf. ..a r4a HH# .a ta i.a e4f4-al. ..a r.rfa--Ha H= VI at,. h.ea# laas.8 i. ta. aazz ta aaa s,rr.a.
 FH- .ntre country has daEr ra sssuHs taa5 sa send aa. aa.... aaa4. e##e= ta arsUg a#f #aase. aa saHz Inferior men whetHar II ta because ssa have Haue other sf because our fuaaz maaa= have been perverted. us e4teH= VarI- and passions. tHe effect win te fHr m. n either ease ur NH b. dfsHsd uurseHs#eH f.f autonomy aHH aaeafthy even as attention.
 NJ uV, t za ourselves Co exercise oaf iHlgm.Ht# gamTv and disrassIaa- afsie "hsn -arHt#Hzme tae various candidates to determine who shall Ge our favorite aa taa aay of election Victory at the paHz E defeat ia faf unless tho victorious candidate 6e t#a rtEHf man for fHr place. The victory ef fae Wears asa proved 4 harr-n# #4fa- tax because Il hfauEht ua results n fhe shape af He4 legislation. as ar- mandrd hy the people and promised bv the candidates
 Not "niv has aar approximation sa congress been q zlrpputmeut ta our selves -it has hsen a greater dlz4p- roiutmeut to uur friends in Washing lon. for much was expected from tais country. Nat that unr delegates have Hat been conscientious and uefl-H4aaa4- ing. hut t.ey have G-ta eui If place TheE have nat 4Hft lacked tHe natirs intellect but they have lacked the training and education to enable them to make an impression and to hay our needs hcfarr congress- and tho nation in clear Intelligent and rre,mI man Her
 II behooves us L. laals to if that ve dc mol make tho same# error this year. What we did at the election two years ago not only failed ta advance ou~ cause it actually put u- back seeef5l wears ic' us uut pl1e. ourselves jH a position during this campaign where Ne will regret two years hence what We do today
 To send a man tn Washington uhn| has the ability to retrieve what has been lost and inspire tho country wltn| respect for Alaska and her people is the paramount issue fn this campaign.
 Let us send q man who cannot be pat to shame by amy delegate from any state or territory Iu the union. bat 1ha will be a pride ta Alaska and wlI make her name respected and honoroa
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-24

after obHe. thr following state msut win interest you.
 q regret y,ry much that Waskey and CaI, H8vs started or oa f#r. mis- taken i1,a afpnlune territorial govern wrur auglI lr m other tHmgs Tor Na-aa. tt certainly IS great mis- 1a.. ..# ... aa..# sUf ,ast tHs tor a-laat H.5Hzs F-# eH-f f.sHt tr. .rfrr-sz .z '. H.a sa.a aaEas fr. ..s as=Hi4aa. Tho population fz tss srIrs. and tHe tavahl, wealth Is taa small ta sustain self g.yarHmeut The population is ..-,ft..d and probably out et the six .#... E#a=aH1 men in this mt-5HE --#r r.-r HsH3rra If them would ad-
 HHt fH.s intended Co remau u territory f#r tn rrst of rHsfr tfHes. a.a HuHHa .s#a-teHsH af them ra#aH# If th. placer #insz v-r. worked aHt a= t..E an. f. Dawson l.I viH1 lt-- h--,
 a.ra Eg.H- maa. e.Hf= =s9s#fa- ##ss fu .s=5#.r.He fHI- mHs.r k HsaH ef many ta rar na-. tt. dn.raHs. h.- =aH.# s.. -HazE ~ -.fr aaEaaaaz ~ end H. tata# f#t Wn. aa afaa.
 sea. fH- arrr--.- z-=Hr
 #Hav m fHsaa ' It. a.f tHa u.aH.
 undoubtedly eaeeses. au, whom fhav HH. uHn.I l.aa ia sr. aat 4s s# Nhathar or HHF rHH Hm has 5G1FHH Tor ..a =HH4aHs af aaa# s- =#E..rw.rf Masf ef th.m l.slIas-. q
 uHaWaf ff5t large mafalIte #r .. r..5l# v EaI- 1-triet a# ala-
 ta r....H#Ha #
 .a.. HH,r. :. H. d.a u.. rHaz u. .#..u H FHrtH .f Hls a.- .aHe. .n ssar. t. y.a .aaa a4v #s attention rs such resolutions ex- 1t ra trt ta#sxr4HH |. .aHsfe-= and n. president that .a.E .me fram 4
 H uahar If aaara wnH HaaHaa #... .s I. #HI aH. eIR aa4- Ifur.d'y wtsf5ssa a.u. w=ae ta za. Hraae af Hsaz#saz s.a# .faa-#z sHH .r.a#a= aH=8 I.#. was a#s#a af .#a r...f- af s## s#aHa..
 NsN. -.aI==lsaH#E hur ".-##--# f-.- =aaE riz.Hz sHat aa yu fHHs #f -HIr NHa F. E#a fH#N .H.ste sH5 N#aH.h=H H=## =#t-<-r r.H#f=tH= as= t#-mu.h-aaHH##===alrH nominated =aa=
 E4l. W5##sezHa=# Ha~ d=a= # s#a=H= =HHr#..-e GHHfafgufHahHS ..-- -zz-z- =lrt .h.- Continue tu he a-ad H4- ured rsff# citizen. ha. daHt allow .aaae.F te t- mistaken -a r4-fIe
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-24
THE PATHETIC PARTING.

in an artir5e which aHreazfz =tfaHeam#eHHe If ae-,ed.l, ta4rs amt forced laughter tha Hulo ap F
 p. p" stands far the name ef 44aaH shaet. uar taf anything vulgar 8z =5a.a. ."f yaH H5sHt tHne btd- fsad #stH4 farewell fa ifs m,H rfeaal n aHe fa,lasHe f8fHetfe auguares
 -tar. tH.s aeI Major and 5hg#I==t af success ta saa. -amrt.ue aa aas certain ta hate
 Sad. ~ad indeed. must have been rH, tender rartHs Se leurHue- SD fa- thefIe. you Raaa oue cam ma.e zee aaa fears 8HHHs eut of thr editors #Htah-' T-- tr-~-ef -,mf-ffzr rur
 ~ loss judsed What lachrymasa .apd time thes must hay, had Tar parting from this great. brave. =snfdg pioneer wh1 has been gummlHg Inc government uddsr far tha past sNaHHs years and who i~ noW bliudly rrar- ing for sfaaeIe aold or H@HeH- laek on another teat must indeed have heen neartrendue to lhr last extreme
 productive af ihe most in-uaafable anguish.
 "Farr thee well Major Take your. tfttr along with you. We wish you well You have never earned the title but you have heeH at least a consistent seeker 1rter one. and you have also. been consistent in the attachment ela-e a,tachmeuf re might sax=thaf you have shown for government pap
 Nc feel sorry that you are without ue support af the party under which. you are holding office. or am other par r for that matter and being "a pi- oueer of twenty zear-' standing. you 9rerrahabIy sincere in your detcrmua- lion 10 keep close to the government pnrk barred
 Your past experience will doubtless prove valuable ta ou in your cam raign Having hved among the squaw men from rizona 10 the Yukon. you have doubtless acquired the art of rarrug on war paint artisucally. and aHea lau reach Washington you win Le abl" to emit as ear--puttme and hlaod-eurdline o Var-Whoop as any If the big chiefs now at the national cap Hal If you wHl stand before the aq-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-24
CHECK-0FF SYSTEM
 IN MINES

\ check-on system whereby 1t is possible at any time to determine the exact number of miners and other Ia- borers underground is tn use in some large mtugs. At the office there ts a carefully designed cheek board large enough To be properly spaced with ualls at equal distances. sa that num- bered checks can hang in order. and the cheek clerk can quickly pick om .auy number from the board Each emplaye receives a check when hc rc- ports for work. and returns il to the .emee when the day Is done.
 onr advantage uf careful system ef thiz sort k that nu man ean hr iu- iured hv fails of roof or local expla- ztun and bc left tn the mjne without hiS absence being noted This leads tu prompt iuvesttgatten as to the cause ef nan-appcaraHee af the miner. and the sending Co him Of assistance.
 \ notable feature in connection with some recent explosions m coal mines has been the inability af the officials to determine the number af men uu- dyrgruund at the time uf the explosion. the check-oT system would have pre- vented this uncertainty
 In coal mining. after the days worl, has started. the superintendent can closely figure how many toms of coal the mine will probably produce for the day. by booking over the board and noting Inc number If men under ground.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-24

 Dr. Sheldon Jackson.
 Gen. Agt of Education in Alaska,
 Washington. D. c.
 My Dear Dr Jackson:-
 have transmitted your letter of resignation to the secretary and am informed that it has been accepted I can not let pass this transaction. which brings to a close your twenty three years of connection with this of- flee. without expressing my sense of the great importance of the work you have done for the natives of Alaska. The establishment of schools over A wide extending territory. the begin nings of instruction in the ordinary school subjects. taught in the English language, together with the stin more important subjects of moral stand ards and industrial occupation. and particularly the introduction of the reindeer industry and a system of training which centers In that indus iS titst art dchiSNehlehtS oi idIBe significance and leave no doubt that your name will long be held in mem ory by those who are concerned in the uplifting of the Alaskan natives.
 Be assured that my warm personal regard goes with you in your retire ment from this office. and my good wishes for the improvement of your health. and your general happiness and prosperity.
 Very sincerely yours.
 (Signed) Elmer Ellsworth Brown,
 Commissioner.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-24
RESIGNATION OF SHELDON
 JACKSON

The Reverend R. V. E. Dunlap. pas tor of the Methodist church. who is very much interested iu the welfare of the natives of Alaska. Is Tn receipt nf copies ef letters which refer Co the resignation from the Bureau ef Edu- cation uf Reverend ! Sheldon Jack son. the man who conceived the idea "f bringing reindeer Into Alaska. As Mir. Jackson is widely known fu Alas ka. these letters win br interesting to the many people who have come in contact with him.
 Washington D. C.. June t3. 1908. nr Elmer Ellsworth Eruun.
 Commissioner of Education.
 Washington. D C.
 Dear Sir
 have recently passed my seventy fourth birthday and completed fifty years of strenuous work for the public welfare. With advancing years and failing health. | feel the necessity of withdrawing tram public Hfc.
 Therefore. I hereby tender my res ieuation pf the office of General Agent "r Education in Alaska. Co take effect at the close of the present fiscal year. June au
 In taking this step I greatly regret separation from the Bureau. with which have been connected unnH- cially five years. and officially twenty three years have served under ev- cry commissioner the Bureau has had. save one Henry Bernard. Il. p.. the first commissioner.
 My association with Commissioners Eaton. Dawson. Harris and yourself. has hceu pleasant. cordial and help fuI both to myself and the work. I could mol have asked for more hearty c"-"Pera7iea or more generous treat ment
 The work to which I was officially appointed Arra II. lSS5. hv General John Eaton. commissioner If educa- tiou. with the approval af the Hon. Henry NJ Teller. secretary of the de- partment If the interior. was first in- augunted by myself in 1S77 as the agent of the Presbyterian board of home missions, and the above action pf the government resulted in fHF cre9- tion af new division in the bureau pf education. with myself at fts head.
 The schools which have created between f>5a and l>Si Were taken up by the neW division and steps taken to open and maintain other schools uhcr- ever needed in Alaska as rapidly as congress provided the necessary funds.
 Having thus organized the work which ted ta the creation of the Alas ka Division iu the Bureau. and hay ing had charge of said division from th" beginning. shall never cease to take a deep interest in is continued growth and success in the years to rome.
 Thaakiug you for consideration dur Ing the past months of suffering. I re- main. dear sir.
 Most sincerely yours.
 sheldon Jackson.
 r. $ Cen. Agt. Education in Alaska.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-24
THE FLoPP1NG WICK.

Whether yon are in favor af telri- tarial government CT net. whether r1H favor "nr kind ef territorial raveu- ment or another. whether you favor territorial government immediately ar
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-24

Ina, is aH . mistake about the ex- cavaii"n iu Front street being sepul- eHre for Candidate Cnrsau The hole is where tHe lHae p. D. HHl he buried after it- great Indian fighter has "bit tle dust..
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-24

Washington. D. C., June l.. 1908 Dr. sheldon Jackson.
 Bureau of Education. My Dear Sir
 Your letter of the 18th int to the commissioner of education. rendering y"ur resignation of the office of gen .cral agent of education in Alaska. has been received
 The outline of your official connec- tion WIJH the bureau of education. sketched by you, ana the commission .ers reference 10 your inauguration of the school system and the reindeer ser vice among the natives of Alaska. and your bong and faithful service, are not ed with interest. Your resignation is accepted to take effect June 30. with appreciation of the spirit of devotion you have always given to your work, as well as the important results you have achieved.
 Very respectfully.
 (SigneD Frank Pierce.
 Acting Secretary.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-24

W. N. Safe will engage tu searching of records. abstract and notary work. legal papers. etc. office with e. D Goctz Front street. Phone Main 1S7.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-24

Miss l.. r. Thomas has opened a typewriting and stcuographie exchange on Second strcst opposite the Masonic Temple.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-24

Illustrated Mining Edition of Nome Daily Nugget, printed m Magazine form, 52 pages, now on sale. Price 25 cents.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-24

ra handle as exeIu- sive line uf family liquors and eater To those who desire goods of established merit.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-24

ClvH engineer. 2S years oIa. six years experience on field and construction work. desires work, Apply Nugget