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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-21

providing publicity Tor political
campaign contributions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-21

efn, Con Charlton aud Chick How.
man, asked for Jury trials aud will
be tried tomorrow afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-21
forming TAFT CLUBS.

|fllms,,, 's !. have reached an en-
| b csr.,,., :, ZOO IN King county
- William pitt Trlmblc
h ~ s.s1 . Of the state i, can.
IN s,, salaA. TAFT clubs have
-..sallea IN eight uards Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-21
COMMERCIAL
s., MISSIONARIES

For the purpose Of Introducing
the products Of Illinois Industries
20 the Orient. a delegation 81 zoo
members Of the Illinois Manuiactur.
ers' association will Walt China.
Japan and other Asiaiic counties
within stx months OF a year.
THE delegation will come from
Illinois To the coast Ia special
train and efforts wiil be- made BY
the local commercial club 90 have
the delegation come 10 Seattle aud
leave for the Orieut from this port.
Publicity BILL Reported.
WASHINGTON. April 2t-The
house committee on resolutions Sc
ported favorabiy on the Mccall bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-21

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-06
THE VOTE IN VERMONT.

Vermont las gone Republican be Il
plurality slightly less uau tine party
average tn The state. This was quite
natural and IT, b. expected, because, In
truth. thu present campaign Is Iaurma
everywhere The people apparently
have made up their minds that Taft
viii be- elected. and there Is no over
whrming issur To- excite OF alarm the
minds Of voters The agitation about
m" tariff is mostly spurious That in
strument viii be- revised iu places but
the principle Of protection, as far as it
i. a principle, is conceded by AN par
ties. Tho issue is one Of detail and IT
figures. not al all calculated To stir IN.
blood or iuhamr the Imagination.
Nrxt viii come tie state a Maine
election. in the middle If September.
a very active campaign ie iu rroseeu-
tion by both parties in tHaf state The
Democrats have no expectation Il
winning Ella. election. hut they hope Ia
cut down the Republican pluralities.
FOR the moral effect on the national
canvass They viii probably fan in
this endearor as they failed in Yer
mont
f. is history that the state If Maine
once went Democratic ia tie septrm-
Der election Of a presidential year but
The moral effect # that victory seemed
tu have a sort If reverse action. That
was in 1850. wien Garfield vas run
ming \ fusion Of Democrats and
Gireenbaekers carried Maine ia that
September but the chief effect Of this
success was To soldify the Republican
ranks all over the country and to in
splre the leaders with renewed energy
Defeat sometime acts as q useful
stimulant. and II is not al an impos-
sible that Garfield might have been de
frated had il not been for the warning
conveyed by the September election in
Maine
The Republican party is much
stronger before the country today than
If was In 1850. and us strength is
largely due to Roosevelt and his poll
eies. Those policies viii be continued
hy Taft and Il is The assuranc. Of this
fact that has caused people 10 make
ap their minds so early I'm the can
vass, As "A result the campaign app
pears apathetic and il is surprising
that the Vermont vote nearly touched
normal figures FIX
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NONE ALASKA OCT. E. 1908
CITY OF OF EBT.


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Wild Goose Mining K Trading Com
pany location Of principal place Of
business. san Francisco. California:
location Of works. Nome. Alaska.
Notice is hereby given that AT a
meeting af the Board Of Directors. held
on the second day IF October. 1908. an
assessment No. ,. Of ten cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock
of the corporation. payable immedi-
ately i'm United States gold coin 10 the
Secretary. at the office Of the company.
Room 104 West Coast Life Building.
ga Pine etreet. San Francisco, Cali
fornia.
ANY stock upon which this assess
ment shall remain unpaid on the 18th
day of November. 1908. will be delin-
quent and advertised for sale at pAblic
auction. and. unless payment is made
before. will be sold on Saturday. the
second day Of January. 1909. 10 pay
the delinquent assessment. together
with the eee' = advertising and ex-
penses Of sale.
By order If the Board of Directors
THOMAS TURNER.
Secretary.
Office room. 7Oi West Coast Life
Building 354 Pine street. San Fran
cisco. California.
Date of first publication, Oct g.
Date OF last publication. Nov. I.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-06
DISTRICT COURT
DAILY MINUTES

Monday. oct. 8. 1908. 10 a. m
Gardner -. Gardner. O. =. Cochran
presented findings Of fact and conclu-
sions Of law ana decree Of divorce
which were signed by the court and
filed.
IN the matter IF the petition Of A.
a Allan. John II. Dunn and John r
Reed constituting the school board Of
the town Of Nome for an apportion-
meHt af license moneys etc. The
court rendered decision stating that
inasmuch as 81 loo have already been
made available BY the town council.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-06
GOLD DISAPPEARS
FROM TREASURY

ST. PIERRE Miquilon. Sept. To-
The government officials are investi-
eating the mysterious disappearance
OF $4,000 in gold coin from the colonial
treasury here
The mettl money at the treasury
building is ttut In leather bags when
the vault was inspected BY an official
Of the department Of finance at Paris
recently it developed than dozen
bags were short % the amount they
were supposed To contain The seals
were intact. and the shortage has not
been successfully adjusted
Il is understood a former govern
ment official is under suspicion.
6iatx wsiner Beer al the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-06
FOR RENT.

fptR housekeeping rooms. upstairs
over mattress factory On u street F..
fIu H-r month
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-06
FOR SALE.

brewers grains. for horse feed.
cheap. AT Nome brewery. Also loo
bricks.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-06

Lemp's Extra Pale imported Draf,
Beer at the Board Of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-06

amount the order Of the court only
referring To the remaining $4,000 Tn.
r"urt directed that s3.eee be- arrer-
tiaaed from the funds uov tn ur
hands af fh, gIerk or the court on
hereafter ta come into his hands ami
dfrrctiHE tbat 81 ev paid over e. Tie
g"aH council whose duty 10 is tu nay
the S8aoH over to tH, srHgoi board far
The maintenance Ut TIM enaaIS Of tho
district e. : Haunum. counsel Tor th.
school board. being directed e. prepare
au order iu accordance with tar uImz
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f. : Hanuum. tho court directed that
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The Ketchikan miner., 1908-05-23
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

The Council met in regular session on May 20 1908, J. E. Lathrop being appointed clerk in the absence of Mr. Cosgrove. Present. Pittinger, Copeland, Schothan. Goemaere, Lathrop, Koel. Absent: Torry.
 The bill of the Ketchikan Power Company for April pumping $l00. % and of Lee McWilliams for 75 cents for labor were allowed and ordered paid.
 Moved and seconded that the ordi- nance pertaining to the Magistrates bond be changed to $500.00 and that the clerk be instructed to draw up an ordinance in accordance. Carried. Moved and seconded that the chair appoint committee to look into the matter of the city opening set of books. Carried.
 The chair appointed Lathrop and Schlothan or this committee.~
 Moved and seconded that the fire chief be empowered to move Box , where he thinks best. Carried. Moved and seconded that the steam heat be cut off in the fire ball. Car ried.
 Council adjourned.
 J. F. LATHROP,
 Clerk Pro-tem.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-05-23

ior Strong who was a leading candi- date for nomination as delegate at Juneau. would have easily received the nomination if he could have been reached by wire. Major Strong's friends had never recieyed his consent to make the race, in fact he had de- clined to make any attempt to be placed in nomination-and his sup telegraph when they were assured that he could be nominated if he would consent to run.
 A. D. Pinneo. assistant general freight agent for the Pacific Coast Company was passenger on the Se- attle this morning. Mir. Pinneo will have to take longer trip than the Seattle makes to find better town than this one.
 The Ella Rohllfs commenced her service on the mail run this morning, taking the Doloml trip. Mrs. Beverly Raymond returned to her home ir Dolomi after short visit with local friends.
 The Seattle arrived from the south this morning, having called at Prince Rupert. She carried ninety first class passenger, over hundred second class, and the usual big cargo, dis charging forty tons for local mer- chants. The only first class passengers for Ketchikan were w. P. Mills and family, and J. Glenn. There were twenty-one second class passengers for ketchikan. A large proportion of the passengers were for interior points via Sagway. The following took pass age north: E. F. KimbaIl. A. Legace, Ralph Jackson, T. Morris, $. Morris. E. r. Redman, A. Hegg and two second class.
 One of the members of the Miner force lives in d cabin. It so happens that he frequently takes his meals there Recently he has missed meat from his larder, which can be reached by dog. Now it so happens that he procured nice. juicy steak from the Hunt Lathrop Co. that is he pro cut ed it first and long spotted dog got it afterwards and is still at large. So is the steak. So then. notice is hereby served ou all parties owning any long. spoiled dog or dogs. ibat shall be caught perambulating around the aforesaid's scant larder that such dog will be shot until he is exceeding lv dead. He will be shot kerslap bang Smack dab right through a vital spot until his spirit and body shall part company and his spirit shall wait away to happy hunting grounds. where silver dogs eat crys- tai steaks on golden hills, covered with waving, ivory colored grass. View. or in the words of Bill Nye, Selah.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-05-23
(From yesterdays daily)

E. B. Nieding, general manager at Niblack, came in on the Ella Rohlfs last night.
 Bishop Rowe will be passenger on the Seattle Sunday, enroute to Eng land.
 The launch Taku, the best equipped and most complete of all the small craft in this district, is in port.
 Chas. Ingersoll's new sanctuIn, ad- joining the cable office, has received it's Irish colors, and will soon be ready for occupancy.
 Geo.. Stanley of Nome, who was large factor in the Juneau Convention is slated for general chairman of the District Territorial Committee.
 The place of meeting for the next Democratic convention will be decid- ed by committee and it is very pt ob- able that Ketch kan will b. sele, ted
 A telegram from Fairbanks waS t,- ceived at Juneau while the conv entiun was in session asking for an express sion by the convention of their sat. .,.- faction with Delegate Gale, and an en- dorsement Of his official acts The convention side->tepp-d q and TO Ic i n gs taken.
 The Ella Rohllfs brought in gooJ list Of lpassengets last niynf, and every ore in the reignbotsng camps will be well satisfied If the good bu-i- ness to date will cont ipue 70 ill.t she may he kept on the mail run iude6- nitely.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-05-23

taking official action, assured Mir. Neal that the town wouldput in such road in satisfactory manner when ever the need became evident, provid- ed right of way could be secured over the property owned by the can nery. Negotiations 10 secure this right of way will be taken up at once, and if secured, the extension of Mis- sion street will undoubtedly be cum meuced as soon as the New England Company needs it. The council will meet again tonight. How to make a peek boo shirt waist: Hang piece of mosqueto net ting up on the line. Then procure q shotgun and fire both barrels at the mosqueto netting. That will give the material the peek boo effect. Then take it to ladies tailor and have it made up.
 (From Wednesday Dailyl
 sandy Clark returned on the Humboldt this morning from Lake Bay.
 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hew iston and David Nicoll are registered at the Cornell.
 L. A. Babcock of kasaan and C. A. Clark of Wrapgel are registered at the Cornell.
 w. K. Hancock, uperintendent oi the Yes Bay hatchery, came in on the Onward fast night.
 Mrs. H. z. Burkhart left on the Humboldt for Seattle, proceeding Mir Burkhart by few days that she might reach the Sound in time to see the arr ival of the fleet. Mr. Burklart N ho is delegate to the Republican National Convention will leave about the last of the week.
 The committees of citizens appointed for the reception and entertainment of the delegates last week met yester- day afternoon in the office Of the Chairman, appointing Fremont King secretary and treasurer. The follow ing report, covering all the trarsac- tions of the committees, was submilt- ed and the money turned over to the treasurer:
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-05-23


 ed and the money turned over to the treasurer:
 Cash received from Tom
 Johnson, $ s. 25* Cash received from John
 Koel 5-Ga* ----- Cash received from sale
 of tickets l32.0o s230. 90
 Disbursements
 Labor, supplies and re-
 treatments for dance S32. 51 Hall rent 15. 00 Floor wax 200 Labor in hall 1l.20 Ice cream HOO Music 26. % Ribbon badges 3.35 Printing l.50 sl05. .6 Balance in Treasury $l25. 34
 Balanco from Fourth of July Committees funds.
 Balance from funds for entertain ing British and American Revenue Cutters.
 Signed, H. s. REYNOLDS
 The committee, by a unanimous vote, rendered their thanks and the thanks of the general public to the ladies whose energetic and faithful help made the successful entertainment possible.
 (From Thursdays Daily)
 The Jefferson was scheduled to sail from Seattle last night. Judge Mellen was south bound passenger on the Dolphin last night. Henry Somerville of Sulzer and Bert Jordan of Seattle are registered at the Cornell.
 The contest program will be given in the High School room at :l5 to- morrow afternoon, and the prizes will he awarded at that time. No admis- sion fee will be charged w. r. Mills who arrived with his family on the Seattle this morning has many local friends, having been employed here at intervals for several years as an electrician. He will take l position at the power house. Mison $. Dobbs, who arrived on the Dolphin last night with his wife and child, will have charge of the local Customs Office in the absence of Mr. Beegle who expects to leave on the Seattle for vacation of several weeks. Mr. and Mrs Dobbs have many local friends, having lived here for some years previous to their re- moval to Juneau where Mr. Dobbs has been stationed in the customs service.
 The Dolphin arrived from the north before midnight last night, keeping up the fine speed record she made on the trip north. She made the run be- tween Juneau and Ketchkan in just eighteen hours each way, and will have cut off many hours on her round bfID oCUCuuIC oiiC tCoSICo DbdO- tie. Capt. G. B. Pillsbury, Tom Williams, John WI Hams, Alfred Johnson and Wm. Nuttall were south hound passengers from Ketchikan. Among the arrivals from the north were Chas. H. Cosgrove and Mr. and Mrs NJ. s. Dobba.
 John Roman, Of Cleary, the Demo- cratic nominee for delegate is d well known mining man operating in the Fairbanks di.trict. He was Il passe sen- ger on the Dolphin last night, stating when the boat left here that he ip- tended 10 return in two or three weeks 10 inaDguraie his campaign in Ketchikan. Like Judge Gor,on the republican nominee, Mr. Roman will make a strong and active campaign l for election. It is reported that Ma
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-10-22
Long Coat Suits

Long Coat Suits Special 1880 elegantly tailored in
splendid finished broadcoth fall colors of smoke gray
wstara blue brown and black Coat slashed in front
' s s29 '4 r sS95 ss' and 89a skirt. Gu"
@ .sss s. s'ssnsa plush coats. good eo. 245O
Embroidered Heatherboom Pettcoats in all Sizes on
specially priced for this sale JU
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-10-22
Women's Suits at $14.75

WOmen'S Suits at H. z5Ltte need be said about these
handsome tailored suits in mannish worsteds fancy
hrOadcoths; stylish long coat suits in snappy styles.
Indeed every man tailored; splendid fall 76
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-10-22
Mems Trousers

Get mans LOO pants, pair ......, .00c
Mems 200 trousers in very neat stripes,
every pair guaranteed, on SALE. .L55
Mems 4 90 trousers made of ali worsted.
neat stripes, all sizes, at........... 2. 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-24

The immense sale of Cooper's inedi-
cine IN New York continues to m.
crease On Monday Cooper's head
quarters were packed with people all.
day waiting to talk with the young man.
or his assistants.
In speaking OF his success in New
York, Cooper said. g II is this way every
where l go AS have said before, the
stomach causes most of the ill-healtti of
this generations am successful hecaue
Cooper,s New Discovery puts the tii-
sestive apparatus IN shape. then nature
does the rest.
II no longer have to make any claims
for the medicine ! let others do the
tailsing: this beats anything could say
on the subject. Nine out of ten here to-
day have ben sent by friends Who are
taking the medicine. More people are
now calling to thank me for the relief
my treatment has brought them titan |
have time TO talk With What could i
say that would compare with this?
The following is a sample Of what
people say who. as Cooper stated, are
now coming in numbers 10 thank him
George Bedell, of No aU Marion
street Brooklyn, when interviewed.
said: Others have had their say ABOUT
this Cooper medicine. go Will give.
mine. j am Within ,ietmonth of slxfy7
1--WE Years old. and have had chrome
gastric indigestion. cltarrh Of the sfoi.lf.
acf and extreme constipation forztweil-
ty-fivn years During every year OF
this time have been coIisultins Pm
siclans and specialists Il have 4 q lSetl5
enough pills and prescriptions TO load
"a boat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-24
PROVO.
BUSY SESSION OF COUNCIL.
Restaurant Men Want Bazars Pre-
vented from Serving Meals.

Provo. Nov. Pc. d. Partridge app
peared before the city council last
evening in regard to the water rights
in controversy between himself and
the council. He considered that the
water was open to location because
most of 1t went into the ground and
not into the river, except occasionally
in high water seasons when a slnalk
portion flowed into the river. He did
not wish to take any rights from the
city, and II was for the council to
determine whether the quantity OF wa
ter to which the city was entitled was
worth contesting the appropriation for.
Members of the committee explained
that they wanted to determine whether
the water entered Provo river through
springs. The matter was referred to
the committee for the purpose of max
ing a test of the flow of the water.
John Bestelmeyer petitioned for a re-
mittance of S2l0.6o for putting in a pri-
Nate water service, the main line now
having been extended to his residence.
Referred to the superintendent of wa
terworks and the committee on water
works
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-24
dF1om the New Yorkw World May ), os,
NEW WORKERS FLOCK TO
WESTERN S T0MACH0L 0CIST
Cooper No Longer Talks, As He Says Others
Now Do 1t For Him.

For: from seven To nine days at u
time | have suffered the torments Of
purgatory, with no relief. During this
time | would be bent double With
cramps, could not even take liquid food,
and would not get a wink of sleep.
',Wlien first heard Of Cooper being
in New York, j said, here's another
Westerner who has como to get East
thrn money; we'll ne gets none of mine.
After n While / heard soft many people
who were being benefited, and | figured
that at leastEI could do no harm 10 try
it, SO one day about q month age /
stumbled III to see him. so weak [
could hardly stand up. took the treat
tnent bone and ut the end of the first
week began TO see some results, ] CON
tiffued. and at the end OF the third
week i felt actually like dead man
brought back to life.
II have been a great smoker all mS
life but Of late years5sI have had to
stop could no longer relish a smoke.
as the tobacco sicllened me. ] now.
smoke with greater enjoyment than for
many years, with no evil effects.
can sieepa sounaiy in any position, and
do not Toss and thrash In fact. all
my complaints have disappeared. ]
have thanked Cod every day for the
t,ast two weeks tit,sst this man carne to.
New York ! hope he lives long to on
Joy his success. for if eyer Il man de-
served il. he does.
Cconer.s New Discovery, the nctli-
cine that astonislled New York City.
Is DowNoll snle al leading drug stores
throughout the United Staes. Ask
your druggist for 1t.