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Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30

many, seemingly simple tasks. but
which was beyond some. The mas
culine contigent was instructed to
write out recipes for the chafing dish
lunch, which was TO follow-also to
thread needles, while At the same
time the girls were busily engaged In
driving nails straight and trimming
pencils. So many crushed and cut
fingers resulted from the girls occupa-
lions that the gentlemen had to pre-
pare the lunch. We hope for the sake
OF their health that their recipes had
been reduced to q Mrs. Rorer STAN
dard.
The members Of the Wednesday
Club held q splendid meeting this
week with Mrs. Reed. Seventeen
were present, Mrs. Guthrie had charge
Of the lesson and brought out with
much exactness all the details Of the
life and downfall OF the great Griffen-
field. Mrs. Beal read a good paper on
"Music." A pretty song in the Swed-
ish language was rendered by Miss
Hardine, whose father was q native Of
Sweden at one time. Mrs. Tinoher
gave q full description Of the "Norwe-
gian Fisheries" telling incidently the
calamities which attend this danger
GUS calling. Mrs. Baker in her paper
on Arctic Explorers" had them all
at her tongues end and impressed them
upon her listeners. Mrs Locke gave
9 most interesting talk on "Fsrms
and Forest" the former of which are
often located In the sides OF noun
tains from which the produce hss to
be lowered by means Of ropes stretch
ed u the lower hsmlets. The literary
productions OF Jonas Lee we're well
brought cut and described by Mrs,
Emmons, and Miss Llewellyn gave 81
excellent description Of the good &C.
complished by Jacob Riis In his settle
ment work. Miss Annie Lewis will
be hostess for the club next week.
Mrs. Holly Witherspoon was the
recipient, to-day at twelve O'Clock, Of
a most delightful surprise In thu
shape OF six Of her friends, each bear
ing q basket containing some datnt.
which they kindly invited Mrs
Witherspoon and family to Join II
consuming. She was only too glad ;
have her dining room thus preempteI
and a sumptuous lunch and pleasan
afternoon followed. The followin
are those who invited themselves {
this party: Mesdames w. L. Harpel
W. n. Rodes, Walker Pollock, NJ. I
Guthrie, ]. T.. Ricketts, and Barr
Atchison.
Messrs. A. T. Crawford, and ]. I
Jackson, OF Kansas City, we're th
hosts, last evening, at a very pleasar
eight O'Clock dinner given at Hoxsey
Hotel. The repsst was served in tt
, ordinary, the decorations used bein
3 profusion Of pink and white rose
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. e.
Wilson, Nj. and Mrs. w. L. Harpe
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Sanford, Mr. an
Mrs. B +. Robertson. Mr.. and Mr.
W. Coons. Mesdames T. P. Van Mes
S. B. Cook and Susie Buckner. Miss
Julia Arnold and Della Sanders. II
George Pearson. Following tf
dinner the two hosts with their CUES
repaired to the home OF Mrs. SAINT
ford and spent the evening at game
Mr.. and Mrs. e. z. Buckner an
family entertained most pleasant
at . six O'Clock dinner Wednetds
evening. Those present we're: D
and Mrs. N. o. Bigges, Bowling Gree
Miss Martha Kirk, Kansas City, Nc
Miss Llgia Bolts. MeSsrs viii LIE
VIM. and John I. Buckner Of Au'
J Vase.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30
FOLK IS OUT
FOR SENATOR

JEFFERSON CRY, Jan. 23.--Gover-
nor Folk issued q statement this morn
log in which he announced bis lnten-
ti0n to make the race for the United
States Senate.
Folks announcement means that
be win make q STRAIGHT fight for the
office. He was never expert at organ
king = machine 10 take care OF his
interests. His meshod OF fighting
must be . direct appeal TO the voters,
and that is what be Intends to make
So far as organization and working
forces are concerned Stone has the
great advantage. and bis machine has
been working for months, even using
some Folk appOintees or subcfdinatea
OF appointees.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30
whr suffsr From R-hsumatismi

Do you know that rneumatic pains
can be- relieved? II you doubt this
Just try one application Of Chamber
lains Pain Balm. 1t may not give
you relief from pain but will make
rest and sleep possible, and that GER
tainIy means . great deal to any one
afflicted with rheumatism. For sale
by G. A.. Buckner s. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30

Steve Kenneth OF AudrSin county,
witt bis family will leave Sunday
morning for New Mexico, where they
will locate. Mr.. Kenneth expects to
20 IN a ranch. @. w. Crosswhite will
accompany them and will remain
about SIX weeks on q prospecting
tour.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30

N ~ ~ -
The fight so far as Folk Is concerned
will be on questions Of policies, and IL
Is not improbable that personal and
o1lcIal records will be discussed before
the erd OF the contest.
Stones letters In which he attacked
Folk, then the Democratic candidate
for governor, have not been forgotten
by Folks friends or has the fact that
In their eagerness to prevent Folks
election they helped 10 defeat the
Democratic ticket
Governor Folk says;
II / can be Of service to the party
and 70 those who believe Ia the idsals
l have been advocating BY allowing
my name TO be considered for United
States senator l shall do 50. ! shall
continue the fight in oficial position
II the people desire; II they release me
from further Official duties. / shall
fight on in private life for the prin-
ciples l have battled for to the best OF
my ability in public station. Ny name
will 20 before the legislature OF 1909
only in the event that at least .
plurality Of the Democratic votes are
cast for me In the senatorial primary.
/ shall do all In my power to have the
will Of the Democratic voters - ex-
pressed in that primary carried out BY
the Democratic members Of the
general assembly.
NO CHOICE FOR GOVERNOR.
AS to the gubernatorial nomination;
1 have no more interest In that than
any other Missouri Democrat. I an
not endeavoring either to have any
one run, or to keep any one from run
ming. Any Democrat in the state has
the right to make the race II be
chooses to do 80.
One OF the measures / advocated
was the statewide primary law, under
which no man or set Of men can con-
troll nominations. This power lis now
in the hands Of the people, and IL
rests with the more than 300,00(
Democrats OF Missouri to say whom
the party candidate for governor shall
be.
1t has never been nv idea that the
governor should be merely q party
boss, and / have refused to assume
that role. l would regard it as IN.
warranted TO interfere between In
dIyiduals where no principle Is In
volved. Where there Ia q principle
it is quite another matter. AS Ions
as each candidate seems to indors,
the policies Of the the administration
l see no occasion to take part in thai
fight. IL is not clear yet, however
what all the candidates stand for, q
none OF them has made speeches
Those who believe In the course pur
sued by the administration viii
, naturally support that candidate whit
most nearly represents the ideas tina
the administ ration has been contend
ing for. The gubornatorial primar'
is six months of, so there is tim
enough for matters TO be fully IN
derstood by the people before thei
votes are cast.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30

Ritchie Spence has resigned bis
position as clerk for Buckner O. Com.
psny, druggists. Mr.. Spence will move
to Moberly, where he will go into
business. His many friends wish him
much prosperity IN his new home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30

We understand that one Of Mexico's
youngest brides In preparing her first
breakfast, furnished her lord and mas
ter the following spread; can peas,
chicken salad, mince pie, tea and
cheese, and he looked pleased--good
boy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30
TIE LIQUOR WAR STILL ON.

4A0 DaoJ 0~98S4 -
elections did not end when cold wealth
er came on. Elections are usually
associated with either the fall or
spring, but local option elections
know no season, and that is the rea-
son why the liquor interest In Mis-
souri, has no hope for relief.
On January / Of this year s~ixty-four
counties had voted to abolish the sa-
looms. In some OF them, but only In
conservatively few, the cities Of more
than $500 population still grant sa-
loon licenses. Since January l three
counties, Adsir, Clay and Cedar, have
voted the saloon out. In Clay county
Excelsior Springs has not voted.
In less than four weeks there are to
be fourteen elections on the question
Of prohibition. Six Of these are coun-
ties and eight are cities that nave
more than $500 population. II these
counties keep up the average, 10 out
Of liz counties will have voted the
saloon out before the middle Of Feb
ruary. But this is not all. There are
some twenty other elections to be
neld in February or March and 10 per
cent Of the counties outside Of the
cities are likely to be dry before corn
planting time.
The counties and cities where cleo
tions have already been called and
the campaigns are on 10 full blast
are:
City OF Marshall, JanuLry 81.
Saline county, outside Of Marshall
and Slater, Jan. Is.
City Of Slater, Jan. %.
City Of Trenton, January 81.
City OF Byookfeld, Feb. 8.
Boone county, outside Of Columbia,
Feb. g..
City OF Columbia, Feb. 8.
Ray county, outside Of Richmond
February 4.
City Of Richmond, Feb. a..
City Of Warrensburg, Feb. 8.
City OF Higginsvllle, Feb. I.
johnson county, outside Of War
~rensburg, Feb. 8.
Lafayette county, outside Of Lex
ington and Higginsville, Feb. IL.
Even Joplin is preparing for q loca
option election. The system ID thaI
petitions must be circulated and wher
there are enough signers, must be pre-
sented to the county court or citl
council, according to whether 1t Is |
county or city that proposes TO vote
The court OF council must canvas thu
petition and call the election and d,
the date. The counties and citieI
where petitions are in circulation OF
have been signed but no call issued
are:
Macon county, outside of Macon
City of Monett.
City Of M~arceline.
Pettis county, outside Of Sedalia.
City OF Sedalia.
Howard county, outside Of Fayette
Jasper county, outside Of 4 cities.
City Of Joplin.
City Of Oarterville.
City Of Carthage.
City of Webb City.
Audrain county, outside OF Mexico
City Of Mexico.
Butler county, outside of Poplar
Blaff.
City Of Poplar Bluff.
Lincoln county.
Randolph county, outside Of Mob
erly.
Charlton county.
Cooper county.
City of Chillicothe.
st. Francois county.
Jefferson county.
City Of DeSoto.
CITY Of Eldorado Springs.
Pike county,
City Of Louisiana.
Monroe county.
New Madrid county.
Lawrence county, outside Of Aurora
Clark county.
Holt county.-Kansas City Star.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30
Gard Of THANKS.

/ wish to thank the citizens who
came to our assistant yesterday when
we were threatened with n Of the
worst-fires that ever visited our city.
v. r.. Morris,
Chief Fire Dept.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30

J @. Jones, Of Charleston, Washing
ton, in remittlng for the Ledger syn
81 have been taking the Ledger ia
twenty-eight years and it is just lin
a letter from home.n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30

George Hatcher and family have re-
turned TO Mexico from Centralia, and
will make this their permanent home.
"They all come back.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30

Notice ls hereby given ttast anal settsas
ne estate Of Isabel elmer, deceased i.
made at the February term of the "
Court OF Andrain county, Missouri, 70 Be
Mexico, Missouri, on the second Mons
r. 4 A. KIRRPATRlcs
ID AdmlnistEsH
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30
The Prizes Of Peaoe,

The terrible itching and smarting;
incident to certain skin diseases, is d.
most instantly allayed by applying
Chamberlain's Salve. Price rs cents.
For sale by q. A. Buckner Zoo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30

Col. Edgar Douglass, . prominent
young Attorney Of Fulton, % in Mex.
leo on business,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30

St. Clair Emm0ns Is home from
Joplin where he has been on bust
ness,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30

E. @. Waters, Of Vandalia, is being
prominently mentioned as a candidate
for the legislature. Z
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30
I SOCIETY,"

mos hesiar nsss for ne society oosamD
a. ns NPrnluH LsD0kR VA picaao comm
ntcass slh Eln KsGher Hoos5on 81 Der ON
luEt rca q Ne Ns,1rosAi c1uroh. o. Wea
Fssn6rsac sEeslT Ph0ne ".
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30
T. Z. Hook is IN.

Allen Ward Parsons, Of New Flor.
ence, Is visiting friends In this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30

Arnold Edmonston, is up from ST.
Louis TO spend a few days with his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. o. Edmor-
ston.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30

Don Matthews, Of Kansas City, VA
ia Mexico, Sunday, visiting friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30

Capt. ]. NJ. Kelso is visiting in
Kirksville, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30

Il. p. Warden is talking OF running
for the Legislature.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30

John Tucker and William west:were
mentioned for councilmen from the
fourth ward.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30
Eotise Of yinsi settlement.

Notice 10 hereby given that anal settles
the estate Of w. II. Perry, deoeassa|
% made ct the Februay term Of me v
Court OF Audrain county, Missouri
e. Mexico. Missouri, on tho SECOND .
ELIZA @. PERsl
I'd Adminlstn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30
SUNDAY Lid OPEN
SAYS REV. COPFEY
St. Louis Globe Democrat.
SOME STRONG STATEMENTS IN REV.
coFFEY's LECTURE.

coFFEY's LECTURE.
"The lid is not on in st. Louis"
"Every blue law you have was put
on the statutes by the brewers"
ut would require q whole army OF
good men to elevate the tone OF the
House Of Delegates"
"The liquor element wants TO be
regulated to save itself"
"The breweries and saloons have
controlled st. Louis forty years."
"We are going to have prohibition
in Missouri; it is the conn lid now for
the liquor traffic.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30

Dr.. Moore went to Fulton this morn
inn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30

Miss Altha Richie visited in stur
geon this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30

pr. Joseph Moore and family are
moving over from Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30

Tom Bruce is spending his vacation
In Oklahoma.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30

Mrs. Fl. r Butts, Of Vandalia, is visit
ing relatives In Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30

Mrs. George Clanton is III at Hotel
Hoxsey.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30

MI. and Mrs, @. r. Murray are home
from Jefferson City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30

Geo. Dawes, Shannon Bolts and Jake
Buckner we're In Wellsville Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30

Victor Victor is IL Of grip.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-01-30

Take the Ledger for the Nsws.
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WHY Colds Are Dangerous.

II you would be immune from dis
ease, keep the system healthy. Each
successive cold weakens the constitu-
tion and renders infectious diseases
more liable. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy viii cure your cold promptly
and restore the system TO its normal
condition. For sale BY Q. A. Buckner
& %.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-23
AMERICANS MORE MORAL
 THAN EMGLlSHAEn

SHsdaa alt h, hid l.auA -fly .s-. which fH. plan aaf t4e .ru~Hf.-aaH Hr mrpea out m detail ud aHe.H.#tz H44 4. .- H4#H- .'at az1Hr. sH=#ia H.- aE h= made za.u. fhe aa..... a fHi= eoufrrrza af u,1df =f.-= at th. zraat prhii= =##aa#- and aaHaf Ha1uueaf ea- ucafa-=. .auH tH ap,af v.H hr u.ade . tteH f4 undertake sas #arl aduez tioH faa vasms raapl. aud,r thar care THa m-hrp lona.a Is straua- n at sae aFHt.n tHaz zHe bi,u, I. aaa that HW5E- plain ..Eiu- and which t~ ~-=#=H ~ruhrr -= rxra-- r uHfz= U'.lz aHH HaHUhrazaz
 MueH af fh" work U London a#H E# dome :. n. organization af taa Eaa= don council for thg Hamasau af rHf= lie meHHfte of which taa btsHor fz chairman and F. tas HafHn soeref5r
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ROBBED AND MURDERED.

EsTTE Mont Jan sl--J. L. Gra- ham wealthy rmeher of Dickinson, N p. na~ robbed and murdered m t#e southern rpftiaH af Butte yestef- day. 5flrr having besu drueg .d m one af she saloons iu tHe railroad district.
 Graham ,,as faHHa unconscious iu the Gteat Northern tracks hy a track walker where. tboueh dazed hy th,. effects et he drugs te had put ID aeeae agHt against his assailnts The raheief had her# fearrulls beaten over ths temple
 Graham was revived ia the detention hospital and the officers thought h" would recover Latter ar fell into ! slo,p and when the attendants sought ta awaken hin in thc aftcrnoon fl MS found he was dead He had bean drinking aud Was on his nay To takc frain nut of town.
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DRUNK AS A LORD
 A MISNOMER

LONDON Jan tNs drunk as : lora~ tz one or ,ra phrases most fe= i0ratiy asea |. describe n adyaa-e5 stage uf alcoholism tHauEH uonadua there is htas justification far LaaH .re Eaf aaa uar. aaaHasss n usrrf#s than ane ataer elaz- iH ...r. a4. ,Nceptjo8s
 The earl nf cork and orr., Haua Hoyie. Baron EraghfH and Eaudaa Viseouot pWgarvDa and yt-couut Kfa- meaky an lri-H peer. zIszagged down Plccadaly the other night and Hycov- .rrd that Iamrrost~ Vefa dancing Jles ma, thcTaNemout was rocking and that the buildings Were aui af plum and threatening ta toppla down upon him.
 He cannded his discoveries ,o a pa- ticcmaH H. wanted c. know what ia thunder aad eon, wrong with London. Hc announced his purpose or tdminis- t"riuE immediate and dira ,hastise- mcnt ta the representative of law aud order if he didn't promptly arrest athe whole blooming town And the Doe Hcemau. not knowing thst lbc victim of the haIluenatiope wa@ am exalted reer of the realm "rm him tu.'
 This would be aards worth telling but fer tHe fact that the sequel shows how the average British magistrate. Nho Is supposed to be tae embodiment "f impartial justice. discrimiuat,- be- tween peer and the every day ~ort If man.
 The eari. better off by uigars sleep was arraigued iu Marlborough street police court next morning before Jus tice Denmau. Several "drunks" had been disposed of in the usual way be- fore he appeared Their names and addresses were given and their onense+ set forth with uncampramising frank. ness.
 Lord Cork was No 4s ar tn, docket His turn had not arrived when he an- tered the court But because he was a peer his ea~e was given prycedencs "f those ahead Of him The official prosecutor told the magistrate that iher. was chus. on IL. li-t mat
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H.#z@ft,\ linn t.u-'aa#= HH#.- aH a.... aa#e ...- u.eH ths as- sfH1- at #.r r-HrET Hu# rHHH spirited .. a. s=.4=..H
 h..ri #f f.a##.. ..#9 .z=..af.y aeH f#=# f# A#aH#a
 HHHU H-zrf ft. HeH ss r #H#rt f# aHug sHe #aHa1-
 -.. ..- ezF Ht HJ- own Hfae..-, .s raH. ar whole a44#t.s. tsa=sae ..sa.r. lefaf### aH H#=#H
 Tasia r. ua aaaht t.at ,a.. maa4- If EHru7 r..E uu@u- ,.IEss for a=z ttH te-=rf- k if. =-r= mHH #l# n. rH4.i-Ha4- .ua H= a=Haa, fas aeHan t- aa Heh.r A- fef fae aHa. aHl,h < fHs HHt conversation 5f ##s Ei,-# sHrEH-maa If probably raut moi n, suHatrH anywhere U fine HeHfH
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-23

TH. fHa number as In ...tHa=
 "Hr-r vH hr given Hauiay .uirs March at ii. MeEaadIsf .raH SubI.r n His Stops M Hus= lrutrf fEETIHa with siNtE eaIar.a laHz .srn Ai-o au Illustrated atHa #ftH tt5H=H HHrHru slide aHfiH. Nj LittI. E#44j4 Eu~u1 Va r8nr af- lnri asS t.f- A1u5 =fau Sf
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Or and Jury

N#.- r N fsuttsr= Ga# NJ HT a.. fsraHuan w FuHEs j. Eaal..a IHa- N Carter Nat #ha. j E. HtrHau-au. ts B Gaf. Hrz- tr.f Hanks r. E Hunt Mn U GaHf E Jackson eHt N ] NI fs---H Uarrs Ia.a# | N F T. orheu ,,#4- Eu-. N H.H-.=# NH.tt Na [ L. TH.#
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ImmoraIIty increasing

af i4te v,atz HMHafalty Has hssa H- erea-Inr m Eueaaaa. although tts pub IT. rreUIr0H Hfs tsTU mlr'ElHe THi4 i- HaHar- aa. ea eas -ra,saaiHz lufd af f.s. .sraaa hemassr- af tHs rea- ple hold which f- being aeHteae1 again by tu. -urfu work of ricrEym, like tae bishop af London and ai< San- raeaa far hisaef af Strrnrs Bt la- gram tuaHzr- tutfth day has soHr by faf FnaaHug distractions and that tHa aHlt aas l4 aaaI HHd haHeff Che masses Nno have -a raH for their daily bread i- .r daaI eft Tn. problems #Ht#H feu.# t#-# tH f#.Ir d1ty life
 Hold Conference in London
 \ -eaai r"ai8reu.c oi leaders iu -"- eIa. aad religious work tbrauehaut tho
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-23
Petit Jury

x II N.aals.l. X E4agH t'ha. Ef-aH. II Buns F H NurIry Fr.H Tru r \ DiNuu. M Fletcher UEf J.#asgH \ S JtyksHg- Geo. ! FHHa E8ffe'wm ra-d Jss-
 Ii. W laE.rAu.f rtHe 1..t- f.. ''.t u NHaa , J AtsGr.sI ! ' Nl-.N F-as Nadt.u NN.I nI-
 ra# N W rHrfs Jat Iz=zzl J |. t.zs IT. ~u..Hy [ W ah f.. S1--zIa# .;., WaH 1-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-23

Yes. the Nugget Express dues lrcishtng ta tbc bcach Inc from LIt- 'le Co Irene creek daily. phaur Nugget flee. Maia ts
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-23
SMILES

fHe balance af rrldc-S Scale \ aautr, sent TH. milking stood 4 tahl. uf eaHtaH-e T.r dinner ta- ble
 Drawing mat rI# Mustard and water
 Yes m" -ur ef la.e contain many spoons.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-23

sauiI .e.aHs ! ss... tH## H.r.-.
 (Which aa-e e#-H ss.#3 5aa a#-#-- rat.
 Na -a ziF= Fsrasa fH# fa=..e..e tdalne significantly T a.## #.t .-. my pant in ths matter
 Had Na -a been Tom JHHe. at H# S#it tas a#- -f t..#s##fa .au.a 18e~ been gaaaH maHsd Et r proclamation 0a- mad. af a=. name 5f tnr uaFfamaa aHa had dsmaustrat.d T his nvH fefs9n that HIEH win. - 4e r.-peeteF -f 1j~uusH-h-d titles faer' Was Ha stsr m tHe eaurf when NJ. ea stepped m front af fhg darF and pleaded safie NoH, af fHa spectators Knew Nho h, was
 .Iin you 4eaza- -t.t. --ts 4Hea#a=e t4aut th. ease asked ta. ma=lztzta dis esret> omumg th. customary form adopted bs eammo0cr when addra--- ing ueo- -Na. ,om worship" -e- piled NJ. sa
 Ai inspector lrt. t dfs. 1thral He- count of N. sa.- behavior eef th, pre- Xiaus uirht tia aas tHoH tHaI B. -n plus S- ensts- anal discaresa How evcr th. aer that f. v8- u .art tHre, harsHs and d couple If jsrauute lid l"ek eHl somehow and got into the papers along air. a brlst aerwHt  "t th" police court pracr.dug~
 Hut u" paper ventur-l fa comment on th. official nats made fa suppress tHe name ef q ai-tmeHi-Hd offender None ~Hsgesrea fhat a Heer l such eirenm-HHee- @a# ,nfHEd r. 4a Huor. street
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-23

The Star cafe. opposite the Miners aafei "iH efen Sunday morning March l-. under the management f Hrs Hrightunu- This popular cafe Ha= been neatly fitted up and repair zf. and IS uHw nue of the finest in the stfs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-23
FOUND

t,HIE #EE pm sl Eaa#a WH NarH Eer hH rutHE fHF ad NrrfT Nugget
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FOR SALE

rE.-fte.ftNG .ub. 4Ha heil4r ia-
 Hunter IumH fanutor
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-23

# s. .s 2: 2: s. .. 2. Z 2. 2. 2. J. F B s Ey speciaI request lh. Dabh~ # .t show wiIl ruf aH his .Fir-i Ride # < aS an "xtra picture Saturday # < night \ scream for eFa.goody. + ,. ''Nuf- S.d
 # ? :. -a .s . -- + - # # 2. * s s
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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-07-16
She Listened.

Miss C.'s portrait hung on the
wall at the exhibition. Miss G.
hung around her portrait. Miss G.
had lips that an ablebodied man
would walk five miles to kiss. Her
eyes were twin stars. Upon her
forehead hung two beautiful curls,
twin curls. Miss G. was delightful
to behold. She was immersed in
the study of her catalogue. OF
course she was not there to listen
to'the comments.
beautiful picture, isn't it?"
eyes. I wonder if it's true to
life"
81 don't know. It's awfully pref
ty anyway"
ut is pretty. The features are
perfect, but I don't think she looks
very intelligent"
Miss c., with crimson face,
slapped her book shut and walked
away.