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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-06
REEDER IS NOMINATED.
Carried Sixth District by 500 to 500,
Says Mitchell.

Beloit, Kan, Aug. 6.-W. H. Mitchell,
chairman of the Sixth district congress
sional committee, today gave out this
statement:
wv A Reeder, candidate for congress
in the Sixth district. has from 500 to 800
majority over w. B. Ham for the con-
gressional nomination"
It is understood that. the friends Of Mr..
Ham do not entirely concede the defeat
of the Rocks county man, but are still
claiming that he Will win by about 100
m ajority.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-06
The Peaccmaker in South America.

It is not all "beer and skittles" be-
ing minister to one of the peppery lit
tie South American republics. Gen.
Edward c. O'Brien, who is minister to
Paraguay, went out the other day to
offer his good services as arbitrator
between a band of revolutionists and
the government forces. Both sides be-
gan to take pot shots at him. They did
not hit him, and when they discovered
their mistakes assured him of their
most distinguished consideration. But
for while O'Brien must have wished
himself back in the quiet of New York
politics.-New York Press.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-06
ordered to Meet Gould Party.

Salt Lake, Utah. Aug. ga special to
the Herald. from Price, Utah. says: Rob-
ert Forester, geologist of the Denver az
Rio Grande railroad and the Utah Fuel
company, together with other officials OF
these corporations has received word
from New York to be ready to join
George ]. Gould and others of the Gould
next Saturday. The Gould party will
make personal inspection of all the COM
pany's coal properties in Carbon county.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-06

The probate court did a land ONCE
business in marriage licenses last ev-'
ening and this morning. The following
are the victims: Leon ]. Miller, 81, and
Margaret Morley. IS. both of Kansas
City, Mo. Edwin Davis. of Leaven-
worth, aged 35, and Jessie Ann Camp
bell. of Topeka. aged "a. A. w. Cohee.
30, and Ethel Ely 20, both of Topeka.
James A. Jones. AZ, and Lucy j. Foster.
35 both of Topeka.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-06
union Pacific to Colorado

No trip can surpass in pleasure and
health a vacation spent in the Rock
les. Low rates in effect every day
from June to September so. 1908;
$3.50 for the round trip to Denver,
Colorado Springs, Pueblo and other
Colorado points via Union Pacific.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-06
santa Fe the Onicial Route.

The Santa Fe has been designated
as the official route of the G. A. r.
for the national encampment which
will be held in Toledo, O.. during the
first week in September. The special
official train will leave Topeka, Aug
ust 81.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-06

Nearly a Half Inch Falls in Ten
Minutes.

A heavy rain began to fall in Topeka at
2:45 and in ten minutes -33 of an inch
nearly half an inch Of rain fell. 1t
was of the dashing Kind and the cutters
ran nearly full of water.
The rain caused the postponement OF
the Observation-Disclosures City ball game.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-06

F. C. Irons of the Olympic team
cleared "a feet 611 inches in the broad
jump, lettering the Olympic record by
" inch. Mr.. Irons is a Chicago man
and his victory over the other coun-
tries was a source of great delight to
the American people.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-06
False Alarm of Fire.

A false alarm calling out all of the fire
companies in the downtown section of
noon. The fire was merely confined to
burning trash ct the rear of 500 Kansas
the driving rain which was falling at the
time.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-06
Co to Lakes by Car Load.

The Santa Fee will on train No. 6 to-
night. take a whole sleeper load of To-
peka tourists to points east and north
Of Chicago. There will be about % In
the party.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-06

John Temple Graves Under the Knife.
New York. Aug. 6.-John Temple
Graves. candidate Of the Independence
party for vice president, underwent
slight operation today in a private
hospital in this city.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-06
Cut in Price of SUGAR

New York, Aug. 6.-All grades of
refined sugar were reduced 10 cents a
hundred pounds today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-06
Brown EIecfed Suprema Cha

Boston, Aug. 6.-The supreme lodge OF
Knights Of Pythias today got down to
business. Henry p. Brown, of Cleburne
lor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-06
LEGAL.
OFFICIAL COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

published In the Topeka State journal
Aug. 9Th, 190S)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-06

Council Chamber, Topeka, Kansas, Au-
gust 8, 1908. Council met in regular
with the following councilmen present
Blakely Fraser. Horn, Howard. Husnes,
Jordan, Kutz, Lannan, Miller. Tanoy anu
Van Ness. Absent, Councilman Staniey.
Mayor Green in the chair. 49,
On motion of Councilman Lannan' tne
reading of the minutes covering the reg,
ular meeting of July 18th, and speciai
meeting of July 23rd was dispensed Win
and they were approved as written up Dy
the clerk.
Topeka were presented. read and referred
to the claims and accounts commttse
who reported the same back with recon-,
raandatfor bat the claims be allowed ana
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-18
BULLETS FLY
 IN BATTLE
FARmHANo SHOOTS UP TOWN OF TomALEs AFTER BEING DUST.
 ED FROM SALOON.

SAN RAFAEL. Dec. 2 = For 70 min utcs tbis afternoon the town of To- males was tho scene of a fierce pistol and riil' battle. the Contrstlng parties being Hrrt Mason. farm hand. and the employees of the Frank House Sa- boom. out of which Mason had bcea thrown short time previously. The .easuaHti,s uero dead dog and a dead eat. bath pets of the saloon. After ssuetHg uf the town Mason armed himself anew and made for the noun tatus and Is still out with pssse aft 1T him
 Mason entered tHr saloon yesterday afternoon and Whiir thrrr beeaur In vol,ed m quarrel with two men and was finally thrown aat uf window hy r przzi, the proprietor who in per forming the feat fril out nf the window himself. cutting an artery. Mason went home armed himself with a rifle and two reynlvors. and taking up q shct- tered position across the street. started pumping shot after shot into the sa- loom Prezzt Uho Vas in the hands af a doctor at the time could take no further part in the fight. but his em- ploves grabbing rifles and revoIvers returned the fire The flow people in ta" streets darted into thc nearest doorway. allowing the eemhatants Q nEat il out by them-eivss
 For so minutes tho deatrg Waz kepf ur until Mason running short of amu- hilton. darted from his post into tho street and. covering his retreat by q rapid fire into The saloon. turned the corner and ran home for more amuai- ton. An armed posse immediately started in pursuit but Mason kept them nt hay hv scattering fire and sue reed"d in making his escape lie fled ;o tEe mountains with inc posse. in haI pursuit
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-18
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given by \. F.
 Boyd that he is tHy owner of the plae- cr mining claim known as The Three Friends Placer Claim" also known as the Ida May Bench Claim" and also known as No. II Bench" lying on the east and west sides Of the north end of Steadman avenue and extending to the south bank of Dry creek: that the same Was n valid mining claim and lawfully In the possession of my as- signurs at the date of entry of the Nome townsitc and long prior thereto
 and that the title to no part of said
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-18
FORTUNE
 AWAITS BOY

NEW YoKk Jan sI=N uuc and a fortune ef perhaps a million dollars ara awaiting , s-sear-ala has iu Naerica. provided the boy cs,a b, found Search < uemr u8d. for him au over The --Jryr and Darwin z. I'e G0li.. a San frlueis,o lawyer is now n Nov York prosecuting tHr. search The boy is the s-tr af Sir Malcolm lurII= who d.ed ip bHhIe thre, yrars tsp leaving a very #re. fortune \ number of yrtrs ago William HgIis I,ft Ireland aft,l a dis zHr-rmrut wltH his Huber and ramo te ku-riea + i> hnauu that he mar pod <.v York elr. but a"u- of the pahl# fawte kuae RHa =He waz. For zau- aHr Malcolm IurHz sent q -maH remittance ts his ~au in America. but aa.H Hv learned af his marriage oven 1Hi- vTz ~turrrd. aud from that time aa father and son aIJ not communicate #.,h each other
 Williams went ta sun Francisco and Hu tFvt uf ai- Was lost. except the aart ta hts aIJ home that two sons and ] daughter Eai nreu born to lugtfz and H5s Wifi. THfr" and aaif wears ago fa. father MS kuigat.d and six months
 tfyr Hs aied His second son claimed sh,. r-tafe bat search Was finally insti.
 #.ed Ter ,#- -fd.s zaa Sat long after tH, Saa tfHaHisee strthfuakc q letter aa- sassIvea m Dublin from Mr-. Iu- eH- saving tHtt her husband was dead HH t#H- -Hs was about ta move from S3a Eea1.l-aa Saa aid Hat sas where s-e yses eetHs Ha gave no details If Ha faHf> M pe Galla Was employed by fHe BuhH etfeH-y- for the estate la trace William hsu~ ef Ai- heir. ln- EIi~ graf. Waz fHHd iu san Francisco. bHt aa taa. of aI- Wifa and family eauld b. faeHt NH pa GaIia has now com. {, Ness YmG believing that Mrs. hgas Hat hte rume hack ta her rraaea-.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-18
NOME. ALASKA. MARCH IS. 1906.
THE LEAP YEAR PRIVILEGE.

For tHus' faIa anaz Whu elHfm to share ia tear saar the sweet privileges ai wouing aue.z hearts desire fhcre opens q now vista 4lerau. released from eaHyoutians bonds tHcy may court and win even as doth tle zpirit move them
 Ungallant indeed would be hat mere man who refused admission to tho theot, Chat any woman whose heart chooses cannot ir uuframmelcd. aap- ture willing quarry
 II is conceded primarily that when 4 woman wil she ailL SeeouaarHy. likewise. it is acknowledged thai uo male being Is sv,r quite certain of Hi, own mind Ia the house of an adept of the charming sex. therefore the plastic gray matter Of the stcruor one Iz nodded as her far fingers wisH
 Men aho If cannon mouth or bayo- net-poin' would not venture to lu, that final question ts nose answer should be -yeS" arc bcucat the dulcet influences If pursuing a Wamanhood all loo ready f" surrender. This k condition and moi a theory. condition known fa ,y- cry daughter Of Liuith and which marks man a prey.
 Those of us wa" arc gray and al- ready caught and caeed may bod, upon without undue emotion the pursuits and conqucsts and eucompassings of ls0s; but they whose heydat stHI gilde 'aeir rolling wheels Of life must live in autterng terrlduien~ They will know moi what tpmarrp" mae bring f7rth-E~w York Statesman
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-18

-=#s#-H H-H -aia -H JH- s0ssftan-
 HHa.. tH ~,as.s Hiests
 Nu woman Hsrd DOW rgr9r1 grs.lf sz n.le-ar s' Ga, EalsHaa .aafus
 H-aId 4 4t aaaH 4.ridfH- saet.fs ##. ft~ 5~ a.fTsstiHg u.r t5 n. btrE- sfaurJ tsuare@ rn. HiEst af wears ia ., HeHa at rast eauuu-zse h thr varls ef a raurv.unf I.rutaa obzyry,r tb,t. aa. boon rnurletr dI-8rrclrlocr ot ta# niBIe-geeH woman. The zseiaI ss#a1a .-m- l.as, 6. h. Had, uI, af girls yrtn- married ~ameH ana elJ Iadir H=e -H- sf.== ra#a#etHe#- E--ts sa. ts.-. and ua pur has nr.HsIcs Ev.f. aas H1z bright eyes. a tlowsr fac. and slender rH.. and every aa. -- tse-- ta perfection Jhe sJmy style =8i.tu 9mHs asH Jsr gfsr ur sfgf- Haaa aaa a-r mother
 t .aH.u VHHalV5g~ Hs#z ,aWHe s- zH1 .a1.z and e. saae tafrty-Hea 9. #5s gHas- ft us IHs-,raH.. tft ur
 9e te1ufs =ra,auzt and tue Hra-~ asafs.r# x H# Huss- um#u Ev- eHuga
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-18
LANKY BOB
 IS BROKE
FlTzslmmoNs FINDS HIMSELF IN CLASS WiTH lmPRoVIoENT
 FIGHTERS.

Anaher great lighter UHo has won a fartne iu fhc fiag, no4 becomes an .etiet 4t e4rlte Hah ritzsimmons falls Ia line Wita Peter Jackson. Geo. Dixon J.rry McGovcru. John |. Sul- .liNm. Peter Maarr and other great ring generals whe have fought their way te fame and poverty He Ha- been first class tucker all his life. and now at tho ar3 sf his ear-rr ze finds himself flat broke. Fitz spent little money on gin
 md eamhliHe. Hr never was a high rnIer on inc other hand. ac was do- mes''r. being very fond of his family. What broke him aas frenzicd finance What money his friends did not touch hin fi went u had investments. Now his friends throughout the country pro- p"~a ta giNe him monster testimonial G"t Il b" a big success Fitz was n great and au honest fighter The world may never ~e" another his equal in inches. He met his first defeat when h" encountered the mighty J-ffries. vi ho outweighed hIm at least fifty pounds
 Compar, him tp Nelson. who baked at fighting Cans because of a difference of two pounds ar sa in weight. which do you admire tb. more Would FTtz auihhle over TWO pounds
 IT seems That certain Californiaus haNa in measure distressed Fftz f- naneially ia writing af his condition Bob Edgren says.
 Major Mel California millionaire and politician came to Fftzsimmons a couple of wears ago and asked for a hurried loan of saooo H. explained that he had just come in from Europ and had a party of friends 10 entertain and ~as unable 10 get the money soon enough for his purpose Fitz hustled out and raised The sum. The majoi never returned 2 cent.
 Another California acquaintance, made Fitz friendly visit short tim. ago and went away with seOO. whica h, horratcd to take him on trip to chi .ooco. Thtsman ha- money. too. hut h, never thought of rcraying tho loan
 Fnz has alway- been the casy msrk fot these srafters
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-18
FIRE PATROL
Brannen's Merchants Fire and Police Patrol
4 CALL TO THE REPUBLICANS Or
 THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA.
Valdez. Alaska. Dec. 2 isO7.

 The Republican Territorial Central Committee of Alaska, in obedience {, custom and in conformity with reso- Iution of said committee. hecrby call upon all who believe in the principles of the Republican party and endorse it's policies. to unite under this call. in tho precincts wherein they reside in pri- marx convention. on the 10th day of March. 1908. or as soon thereafter a, proper notic. can be given. and elect delegates to Republican Territorial Convention to be held in the city of Ketchikan. Alaska. on the 12th day of May. 1908 to nominate a candidate for the office of delegate from the district of Alaska to congress of the United States. to be voted for on the second Tuesday in August next. to-wit. Aug ast 1lGh, 1908 Also to elect two dele gates I" the R publican National Con. vention.
 The primaries and meetings. for tho selection of delegates in the various cities, towns, settlements and precincts uf thc district of Alaska are to be heli In conformity to this call and under such specific instructions and such spc- cial limitations as may be designated by the members of the Territorial Cen trai Committee in each judicial divi- sion of said district In obedience to resolution of the lat Republican Convention held in Juneau Alaska on the lith day of November l9e1. the members of the Territorial Central Committee for each judicial di- 1 vision are authorized and instructed to make an apportionment of their sey- eral divisions upon which to base the representation from each several pre- 'inets within their division and to pub fish such apportionment in q man l to carry out the process of this call The members of the said Central ] committee upon whom devolvcs thIf duty of apportioameut are as follows | tO-wit
 First Division:
 G. Shea. Skasway ! r. J. Hunt. Ketchikan. x NJ. Simpson. Douglas Second Division: R. F. Milroy. Nome. N. II. Castle. Council E. A. Pepper. Candle
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-18
NoTIcE

Notice is hereby given by Prank IT Waskcy and Thss. R. White that they arr thu owners and in possession of that certain placer mining claim known az Bench claim No. I5 below discovery on the left limit of Dry creek. in the cape Nome Mining and Recording District. District of Alaska; That the same IS valid mining claim and wus lawfully in possession of said waskry and White at. and long prio; tu. the date of tho entry of the Nome toApsitc- and tllle to 10 part of said mining claim has been vested in the trustee uf the Nome townsite.
 Nome Alaska March 10. 1908.
 FRANK II wASKEY
 THOS. l.. WHITE.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-18
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Julia Furd. nee Jackson. and T. IT. Lane. their heirs. succrsSors ur as signs
 You are hereby notified that the uu- dersigncd has expended ia labor and Improvements the sum uf one hundred dollars for the year Iso7 upon the fol- lowing claim. te-vit. Hot Air Quartz claim. situated "uc-halr mile from creek claim Nc ou Trilb,. and one half mile from No above "u Solo mon river. in the Cape Nome Mining District District of Alaska
 And you are further notified that if you do not within ninety t9O) days from the date of final publication here of. cause to be paid to the undersigned your. proportieHate share af said ex- penditure. as ea-owuers. your interest in said claim will become the property of the undersigned under Section 2s24 of Inc Revised Statutes of tho United States.
 l.. W. SILVER,
 Cu-Owner By F. E. Silver Agent and Attorney iu-Fact
 Date of first pub Feb. 12. 1908. Date of last pub. May 6. 1908.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-18

Third Division
 John L. McGinu. Fairbanks
 F. F.. Youngs. Seward.
 !. T. sheldon. Valdez
 Each division shalt bc allowed 50 dcI- eEatrs to ~aid Territorial Convention. the above named committees to ap- portion their several divisions srcord- mgly.
 All delegates should b. given written credentials over the signatures of th- officers of election The Republican Central Committee wiIl act as commit tee ea credentials to determine Whl shall be allowed to participate in the temporary organization of said Terri toriui CoIvcntiou. 1u case uf contest. notice thereof must be filed with the secretary pf said Central Committee at least si hours before the dat. af con vcutiou
 h order to obviatc possible delays u mails. the convention will recognize such tclreraphic pr cable rroxt== u~ are verified by member ef the central Committce in each judicial division
 J. D. SHELDON
 Chairman Republican crH-
 tral Committer
 = .. WOLF. Secretary.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-18
WANTED TO BUY HIS
 LOT AND SAID so

When 9 ior on Secnrd street was put .lp tais morning for sal. hv tfe to,sn-
 ita trustee. a man who was present addressed the crowd for the purpose of stating that hts cabin was located on the lnt under tae hammer. Then he hid s2 aad no aae bid against him. when the next lot was rut tip he made an other speech, saving that his cabin also occupied ten feet of that lot. Then Judge Coston found a speech necessary, but again the man who occupied two lots succeeded in capturing the desired property
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-18
CALL FOR REPu6Ll-
 CAN PRIMARIES.

The Republican Territorial Commit tee fnrthe Second Division nt Alaskl in obedience to the call of the Rcrub- .llcau Territorial committco 1f Alaska hereby call upon all Republican voters .of tHiS division af Alaska. te hold ri- mars conventions on the 1f=f day of March. l9oS except in Noma} for ths purpose of elccting delegate = thc Re publican Convention te b. Held at Ketehikan Alaska. on May la1h, laas The delegates from tho Second Dfsi- sion af Alaska te tho said Republican Convention at Ketchkan have been ap- partiancd as follows.
 Emf I. Candle. 8. Council. 5. Dahl Creek l. peering. 2; Keewalik. |: Kon- earak mouth of Taylor crreD. I. Nome q: Penny River | salmon Lake. l. Shelton 8 Solomon. r. st Michael. | Teller. 8. Tin City. l. To- tat n
 All dcle4ascs elected should he given written credentials over the signatures of the officers of tho primary.
 Tho primaries should br held iu eaeF of th1 above named riaess it fHe eafli ost opportunity without further natie. from this committee
 THe primaries in Nome VII b,, heIl on Monday. March 23rd. tanS. at m, Eaelr aaII at o'clock p m.
 N IT. CASTLE.
 R. F MILROY.
 Republican Territorial Commit 5t lee. Second Division. Alaska
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-18
FINDS AN
 OLD MINE
MYSTERIOUS DISCOVERY mAoe ON QUEEN CHARLOTTE
 ISLAND.

NIcToEIA ma-l interesting Hud rT= n-=F nude au tHr -7a~t of Qa.a rarafs. I-Ha7- lately Fso-- t-rfaf zaa.. t-na te4 e.Hr across aH atd dma usar the water eir. : iarss e.. haa' eighteen inches a diameter growing an tar. If it.. iaok~H around ser s#, tH#e aHH ahan began ta scratch away rH#Ha.-. r.fu-, lfaund tH. base .g tae ,aa= He 3aurz some rIe.. sf saHasr a#s aHd te 6.z a.- ,aa.-h4.ar HtIe nth.r down -auar- sa fnubsr- wsr. discovered Further aer-fiFttisH owed tbi- to Ga rhe aas,uHz a.es an #Ha -aae GHaa Nite wHter
 The Mau laa realized mat l.. had probably dl-aaearse =amstbu5u import ant sa ar set ta work to baf. tH-=aaf. ont IL worked asas far | Ioue tBu,z but ~t8 tse bottom Has not reached. ~ ia-r hr cam, ta#a ledge at t depth af l1s raet Descending rha fadd F which Va- h good condition frau be= iHe uader taf,r hs=fauud en tH. Ivdgs some ald hHrkcts containing native copper NIse thcrr u.rr miners tooI- buckctz -hoveiS. ,te
 While moving arami -8 this tedge the rra-prcter dropped hi- srotel and it wenf lona out af raaea Testing .t#i- H4t- uttH r4p- il a4- f4##d ta da-ccnd au1fher Hffy feet. making q total depth af thy mu.. of e-7 f.at
 Apparently th, mb. had boon closed fer tHe=eutrf and th,. miH~t-. t,ft4.-,,r th,, eerr. Heerr returned probably having been drowned pn tsr say our Had fl h,,g abandoned taa te..l- aouHi not have been left in tine niue. All thr timher~ were n goea repair. buf a- the mine Was Hooded rai- s,uuId br ,x- p,cted
 Whe Hers th. people aae dHs thi= shafla i- question which k b.in4 asked Haa maay years ago aa- ia dug Inc tr-r o9 thc dump nd uH- doubtsdl9 grs.sn taere -ine. ta. sink ing of rho mIuc, for inc rnnt- spread oa et-r line mouth and eai ta h.. .ut away hsfore am entrance rauld h. ,f- feeted The eldest settlar- and Indians know Hotaias of it. THa dump had been Hapc-d by mauy. hHi aa one be- fore had thought of booking rartec- for an explanation of it
 The age of tac. tre, has bs.H ea-i- eu~ly e-tiu.ated at from za ta Isa year-. Whoever tt was. they must hata foup9 something there which rHsy rousidcr.l tertH r.fufalng fer and tua present finder I- about to send up HaceJaerl to umr Hat inc lower shaft mI ark il ai' | aa- been proved
 Tae mine k situated about - miles from skideeatc and nine miles from Saudsrt
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-18
THE WOMAN OF FIFTY.

\ Raumm@H baroness. t noted brau- fg has killed herself at fifty through f#ar of uuiiivmg her good books
 #ar should she ave desparel NIn" Reramier was pa~f fifty Nn.a he eXerei--d her arrate-t attraction past sixty when a prince aud a ccle- Hratsd man of l.fter= N.re rival -uit- ITS f"f her hHud NHur de I.En los
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-18

\ convention of independent shae- workers organizations tn form na- tional organization. Is to be held at Lynn. Mass. this month
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-18

claim has been vested iu tho trustee of the Nome toVu~ite
 N r. BOYD Nome. Alaska. March 9. lanS
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-18

iH Austria 5t7 DOT too0 work i6 hours or less per day. and i2S from l0 tn i hours Comparatively few work more than II hours
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-18

Lemp's St. Louis Beer on drausht at The Club.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-18

Granite Mining Candles are the best.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-18

6Ia,r prvste Stock at the Bank.