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The Washington times., 1908-10-18
POSTOFFICE PERSONALS.

Snas W. Stone. Of the Bureau Of the
FIRST Assistant, who has resigned his
position. will 20 TO New York to en-
gage in private business
Edwin b Henry. Of the division Of
rural delivery. was IN New York city
on Saturday and Sunday last, whore he
registered his name for the November
election.
Dr.. Charles +. Detmer. Of the division
of registered mail. has returned from a
short stay in New York, where he listed
his name for the coming election
Mss a. c. Kercaly. Of the asserting
division. office of the Auditor, continues
/ IN at her home
/ Miss @. L. Phillips. of the asserting
I division. office of the Auditor, is again
/ at her desk after an absence caused by
| illness.
| Miss George Jeffrey, Of the office Of
| the Auditor for the department, has re
signed her position, effective yesterday,
! end will 20 TO the Philippine Islands
where she will enter the Government
! service again. She viii sail from Sar
! Francisco on October q Her friends IL
the department presented her with q
| handsome suit case
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division, will spend his vacation OF TWEEN
ty-seven days at points in the West
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Miss Julia T RaEsdale. Of the diSision
Of vital statistics, has returned from
her home at Timmonsville, ) g, where
She has been on leave Of absence for
several weeks
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for agriculture. has returned from an
extensive trip, having made stops NJ
Louisville, Ky, Omaha, Neb-, toronto
Canada. and New York city. visiting
his son at the latter place and attend
iug. conventions at the other points.
John F. Hastings, Of the agriculture
division. has been granted leave OF aD-
sence for six months for the purpose
Of devoting his time TO the stud OF
medicine at one of the local colleges
DIR John w. Hart. Of the agriculture
division. has been taking few days Of
his annual leave.
Robert II. Merriam. Of the manufac-
lures division, has returned 10 ms desk
after having been i'll for about two
weeks
George w. Crane. disbursing clerk,
spent Wednesday and Thursday OF the
past week at FREDERICK Nd falr-
William A. Mckenzie. Of the manu-
features division, who has been sta
toned recently In New YORK CITY on
the electrical industry inquiry. haS Z,
turned TO the bureau. leaving ; r.
Peavey to complete the field work there.
Jasper F. WhelcheI expert chief OF
division, manufactures division, has re
turned from "A Vaacton OF a monlh
spent I'm the mountains. Mr. Whelchel s
family has just returned from a visit
TO Gainesville, Ga
Miss Julia T RaEsdale. Of the diSision
Of vital statistics, has returned from
her home at Timmonsville. :. G, where
she has been on leave Of absence Tor
several weeks
Thomas +. NcAually, Of the division
Of manufactures. has returned to Of
nee after ten days vacation
James d. Boyle. Of the manufactures
division. has returned from week $
visit TO his home in Buffalo, y. \.
Arthur s Annett. OF the manufactures
division who, after completing his field
work on the census of electrical indus
tries in Iowa, went TO his home in East
Jafrey. y H for a months vacation,
has returned TO the office
Emmons x. Ellsworth. principal audi
tor In the diShuTSing office, and J. 3.
Mitchell. Of the population division,
were i'm Philadelphia on Saturday last
for the closing day Of Founders week
w. s. Stanley. Of the correspondence
and mailing division, has returned from
a vacation of three weeks
Ross J. Mccain. OF the chief clerks
division will leave tonight for va
cation and voting trip TO his old home
at Worcester Mass
Bingham Martin. OF the manufacturer
division has returned from Philadel
phia. where he spent about a week.
Fred 7. AIabae. Of the manufacture.
division. has gone to his home in Greene
Iowa where no viii spend a month or
a visit 20 relatives and friends.
John F DAILY. of the manufactures di
vision. left the latter part OF the weel
for a trip 20 his home In Worcester
Mass. where he viii be on a vacation
until after the election.
Sherman s. Slick. OF the argricultr
division, who IS doing field work Il
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A H Jaeger. Of the job division, left
the past week for his old home IN
LeayenwOrth- Kan, where he Will spend
q vacation or three weeks
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Thomas F. NcAually, Of the division
Of manufactures, has returned TO OF
nee after a ten days vacation
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Edward F. NIUrtO, assistant foreman
Of The foundry division. has gone 10
Albany. y Y. 10 register for the COM
ing election.
James E Haggerty, OF the foundry
division. has returned from mis- farm
near Rochester. y Y. where he has
been taking a much needed rest
r Benjamin Murto. Of the foundry
division. has gone 70 his home at Al
bany, y Y, for the purpose Of regis
terlns- LEEA2
Howard HInckIe. OF the foundry divi-
sion. has returned from a trip. en-
bracing short visits to Philadelphia
and York. Pa, and a few days spent
In Baltimore. visiting friends.
Miss EIrretha EiSenhOur. OF the mono
type division. has returned to office
after being on leave for the past two
months
Allen G. Flowers. Of the monotype
division has been on the sick list for
the past week
William J. Irvine OF the mOuotyps
division. left yesterday for New York
where he Will pay a visit 10 relatives
and friends and cast his vote.
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CHIEF POWERS BACK
FROM WESTERN TRIP

DIR 7, G. Powers, chief statistician
for agriculture, has returned from an
extensive trip. having made stops at
louisville. Ky, Omaha. Neb., Toronto,
canada and New York city, visiting
his son at the latter place and attend
frr-. conventions at the other points.
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division. manufactures division. has re
turned from "A vaaction of month
sDent in the mountains. Mr.. Whelchel s
family has just returned from visit
10 Gainesville, Ga.
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James d. Boyle. Of the manufactures
division. has returned from week S
visit TO his home in Buffalo, y. \.
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MONOTYPE FOREMAN
ON WESTERN TRIP

Thomas J. Rowe. assistant foreman OF
the monotype division. left Thursday
Continued on Seventh Page.)
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Robert II. Merriam, of the manufac-
t1Ires division, has returned TO his desk
after having been i'll for about two
weeks.
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William A. Mckenzie, Of the manu-
features division, who has been sta
toned recently in New York city on
the electrical industry inquiry. has re
turned TO the bureau. leaving ) F..
Peavey to complete the field work there.
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John 2. Hastings, OF the agriculture
division. has been granted leave of abb
sance for six months for the purpose
of devoting his time to the stud Of
-1,5fcire at one of the local colleges.
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George w. Crane, diSbursing clerk,
snont Wednesday and Thursday Of the
past week at Frederick, Nd, FAIR
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DR.. John W. Hart, Of the agriculture
division. has been taking few days OF
his annual leave.
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r F Ham. Of the job division. has
gone 70 his home. IN Wabash, Ind.
- visit relatives and friends. and to
remain till the election.
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Arthur s. Annett. Of the manufactures
division. who. after completing his field
work on the census of electrical indus
tries in Iowa, went 10 his home in East
Jafrrey. y H for a months vacation
has returned to the office.
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Johannes c Y. Luud has received a
temporary appointment as q monocype
Operator.
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Emmons K. Ellsworth, principal audi
tor I'm the dishursing office, and J. 3.
Mitchell. Of the population division,
were in Philadelphia on Saturday last
for the closing day Of Founders week
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Ross J. Mccain. OF the chief clerks
division will leave tonight for a va
cation and voting trip TO his old home
81 WnrcnStpr Mass.
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W. s Stanley. Of the correspondence
and mailing division, has returned from
a vacation Of three weeks.
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Bingham Martin. OF the manufactures
division. has returned from Philadel-
phia, where he spent about a week.
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Sherman s. Slick. OF the argricultre
division, who IS doing field work IN
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John F DAILY. of the manufactures di-
vision. left the latter part OF the week
for a trip 20 his home In Worcester
Mass. where he will be on a vacation
unfU after the election
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Fred J. Nabae. Of the manufactures
division. has gone to his home in Greene.
Iowa. where no VIII spend a month on
a visit 20 relatives and friends.
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Allen G. Flowers. Of the monotype
division has been on the sick list for
the past week
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Pennsylvania on the official statistics
or clJles inquiry, has been transferred
from PittsbUrg TO Altoona.
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The force Of clerks in the agriculture
division has been increased by the
transfer OF twenty-five from other d.
visions in the bureau FOR the purpose
Of sending out the circulars for the
Presidents commission on Country
Life" which viii go to about 300, 900
people in all sections Of the country.
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The following clerks who were en-
ployed on the Cuban census work have
been reinstated I'm their former position
in the bureau: Miss Olive NJ Riddle
berger. William Mcclure John NJ. Brin-
ton. Thomas A. Devor. John 3. Mitchell,
and Adolph J. Doeing.
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Hanson J. De Pue has returned from
an absence Of several days caused by
Illness.
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Horace Ward. assistant chief clerk o.
tie bureau, left The past week for
vacation trip 20 Greensboro. Vt. where
he viii remain for several weeks {,
rest and reCUperate his health. which
has been somewhat impaired 5y OGiC
work.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-07

Net Top LaCes. in complete
matched sets, widths up 10 . inches.
In white and butter color. EXten-
sively used for making the fluffy
rumle" sleeves. Edges and Dr.
bands. Regular price. &c a ~
yard. Sale iCe.-.-....-.........A -
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The sale involves $4,000 yards of the and choicest
white wash fabrics which closed oversocked I'M
porter savings of Oneh to twOrdS less than regular
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S1.25 Porch
Screens. b9c


Another lot Of .
bales OF Japanese
Porch s ere e n S,
made Of natural
color b a m b o o,
complete with rope
and pulley 6 feet
wide by 10 feet
drop. T e 6 u J a r
price. S1-25- one
day at 59c-
Fourth Floor.
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FAIRBANKS TIMES
 STRUNG FUR G0RS0H

FNWEAEkS. Jea- H @ banks Tim - asaaas Interior Ahzlat Has aaa rrr JoFu W e9rsa1 a aa fraa N.5sGa il eH If Ie. Eaa#a -,aeeIaler te taea .lur.
 m. Time ads-. H.a
 arr.aws ur ga.a# Ha Er ea4- la-all =t5#ti t.s HI# Il 3, 5sr-sib hope H# aa liua .at sl#= Rt'a condition.
 Som. ly@er5tz Wgfz r#tfa.s... -pou~iEle I'd having suHHaa.a meeting Tazt St8r8#z H=H ruro=e af =Hd1f=Hz H- mIs meeting ansa e.a#a Har. at clg E4HaH ### ,l Iu T saa1.famargd a..
 The He#4ea Hs#tHeH#aa sI-ian og ufeates fHfG om- NH -taaa# bt ts-a ruasan nominee
 f Room fHefiaH H#==# tl at tHa eaTe fbr ut,ezr freHfHe in f5FHr=af Ha tn. f=uf af se#HTdi-
 The mr,fus ou thr=zvt1t# ~"g' af quadruusI a1za ..a.. .... ..r.F4.-F.4F..... t.=#-...=-E-s.##H #= .aI# l.lI Haala= bamg tGa==aH-Ha= za--4 nI.rs af .Htttzsaafsm ta Nz. E
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MUTlLATED BODY az cHIln
 F0UnD IN CEMETERY

Tn" mutiialed body If a uewlg horn child uaS found Saturday afternoon u the Ma-uic cemetery by tun ladies who q" not desire to have th,r name. mentioned
 The culoncr Was informed nf the eru"-amr discovery. and the mdcrtIk- ing finn uf Naurati were summoned tu take charge of the remains
 The h"dy k said te be that of 9 half-baeed child about nine months old with dark hair T. was fouud in d small box. ro iii in which fl Was fouu1 necessary te double il ur.
 one of the arms was torn off from the shoulder
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Tb. taS aa# aid h.tsrea '.. AraN'+ u The aHi.et=f conner .l e.mrt.Ig and a4 taA al f e.s- #.I f'A -ods ehI ess esd# .e u..H od ouH ta Hida ttse haz HH HH.. of tHo-.. a.e passed hg Nu n.... will ho hold faHaaraz. hus a n. meantime aH-- matter -rrrr- -1 wrapped iu complete mystery
 pr. sent vim aemuea aee mains sav tHaH lGe eaiId .HI.. douit died Wm.laf.ls atfsf hmm .a Ha= still haH4.
 Som' win" sla rHe body U,ffal.r !. 10 br taaf nf WHit" child Hw. Dr SearI is ro-itixr thH ii wa uof
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HE TRIED TO BREAK
INTO JURY BOX

MINNENPoIIS He had be.4 .t rested far drWh-HHrs- Satarf4y rirht and had been released ola bail VH- morning be showed af, for trial but . came late and without rrr-rnfug l- wondered into tG" civil br.u :. Of the municipal court. uaer, ems. was ontrial before Judge C. l.. Smih It was q jury ease and among the jur- "rs were such representative men a Mayor D r. Jones Merrill Bartlett president If the Roosevelt club W l. shepard rhe bond broker. and Fraas Esrcrly of the NorthWe~t,ln National Life Insurance company.
 The Saturdas eelehram respectful tutord across the courtroom and ws. about to take his seat among the jur- ors when a baiHn stopped him pftr Here. here. where are you going
 "Lcmmc alone. retorted the ceI,- hrant. I'm just eoin' into the hullr,u with the rest If 'em"
 When ii Was axplained that the crest "f 'em' were in reality twelve good men and true and the nature of the iu- terruption was made clear to the courtroom habitues. there was an out burst of laughter which the bailln didn't oven think of stopping
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L.HH4. Jafet fHdeeers. Br J. sloan. r F.. BuVden. T. l Nestur. W. \. clark r d Hade W l. Christian. Cat W.atherhe X F HtFr. q L.. Mur- ri-. J G fHzA. s q adams. J. r. Mathews. ] ' NsMA. Nm < Her 'tHE. tiarry conn N. r. Julien. Prank Cua,y. Thomas baHss. '. r I.oiruugu. < Smith John tsofdtu Dr r.. r. q EaEzIH. < l taIHlu bau r. AL ur1 E,Iu < Eaa4a r Eurty. W e. N.t;uifr
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PARAGnuTlST FALLS
 Ifs RIVER AND DR0WNS

..r Wood r,4d. q. tH.. .Hl Hfs aA- .aI 'Iehf t..ttfa.- t, a.sgtH
 t H. eaf-a tH-. tt.ef tar maueu- 'uH tt.rd ts H.HH made aT- f5ii ioak 1m.s a- -taatlas ~tal aHa lac rl-re- ad rho water .is, an arrow
 Cries pf haeral e.4l4 b. heard from '..r.. -le. aH4 #aHs women faiu -d
 iHHufH.rahl, f#st= immr1iat,-y .o1'.r=.i "a if. iase. eherr Er drop rati. and lt- Hf-f-=- b7uy ~as ya7u picked up
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STEAMERS BRlaG PROMINENT
 H0ksE PEOPLE HOME TODAY

i#egAI= #=-## =f H-fH Hma tU. ~uum.t aud at ate eauHJnl .l tA, -ugrgss "f i'm Gdnp u n" um,
 AmnHs=t aia r3amiHeut Nuue u,u- rl ts tafe -H He Victoria DHo aud SrHttar taaHz HH3 eH tT IIwuhrltt 'uuurruu ur
 ss t. #V,iEHrIH. iaWe- iau Wurt W- E baaaaa=. stz = E#.a.sa x l' fiaHH. Haz szHfaHf. Then fuuee N \. tu..r X J. E,reh,r NHIs.v Stone. be e#heH WHlehead N. L.
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GUS eoLTz CONSIDERS
 LAWYERS MERCENARY

Gus Enltl pres med ia faH-aa today au application tgglust N o Wiululst. eiu' '- .Ii,sti ts he euetatiHg lsln- t1~ ur1uHt
 Judge Moore ~3id that the arP'ica- 5on Was not made in regular form and 'dei-ed Mr Hnltz 10 obtain an attur- uey hut AIr EoItz said that "attor- neys would only dcftaud him of his interests"
 After some more expert Sparring Mir Enltz Was compelled Ia eixf N4g
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The Royal Cafe will De open for business tomorrow morning.

J L. Liycrmore. after three months operation in Wall street. says he has left the stock market Tor good. He ad- Vlsr- young men t1 kcep away from il. Alr Liyermure k oniy sS y+ars old but his hair Is almost white. As he leaves with ss.O00 .ooO roped and bailed aid hid away in the cellar his advice is not as powerful as it might other wise have been
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GUS BOLTZ FILES
 INJUNCTION SUIT

Gus Boltz. who filed suit against \. c. Winquist some days ago for the re- and for $2o.oOo cash. filed an applica- tion for an injunction this morning to prevent the defendant from operating the claims.
 AIr. Boltz refused all legal aid and acts as his own attorney At the pres cnt time Inc is satisfied with dictatlng and signing the documents but later he will appear before the bar and de- mand justice in no uncertain tones. and much interest is being manifested in the outcome
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MINERS LODGING HOUSE
 PREPARED FOR SUMMER.

Mir Holt has done q large amount of improvement work on his fine house for the reception of the many guests which he is certain to entertain this summer.
 The house is one of the most cx- tensive in Alaska. and at least 100 cots have been fited up there.
 Cleanliness and attention are never wanting.
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n:so fr.'rsiaeut ts.tiaeH3 ar NaH, .ell= ths Nueerl lhal cap4iu Wet inc formed him af shs ftel hafnr. m. boat went osa hst tn
 The captain anticipated the delay ai iIat linn, as rr s.ou.d 10 know that fte lighthouse surriir would surely b. l.I.a-n U him
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FAMOUS FRENCH PAINTER
 STRANGLED TO DEATH

Tie murltr has caused an immense sensation. as Ses#ell had. only recent iy gained HeW aauar= by his exhibits in the saioH fae most expert dctect- N.~ have hr,H placed on the case. but nothing whatever has been given ont for publication
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elatz Pr'vats Stock at ,he Sank.

2 :: 2. ,: !s :. |" < ;: 2 < The Dobbs Moving Picture :" '5 shows have been fleasure to be F
 '' looked forward to by the people 2. '5 of Nome. and next Saturday they Z: ss will give the last show for the 2.
 '- season at Eagle hall. There will z: -. be many new films shown. such z: 7 as only their einematograph ma 2: 2. chine will show them. :.
 2. ? :: Z. ? 2 ,: z 2: :: :. g 2 :. ,:
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H.. tas he'd n lEe ffafH u4th what alla at.1 A. he eaH~eHmatr skH ..i ,,.ts. hHt fHru masE= e4ull nat ..d'. .h..f -a#tafHI aHH-trHe-. aut
 .E#li= H#.I la HL.Ha aaTtHla.
 t Hll#aiz far fhaH-.Ises.
 A-. Tae.r rLar .ffe. t4r .szl.H..l .azztl l ltteH Ht....#f.
 s. l.. a.IIag fH. laIaaat af '...t. tt#si H' HH#H e#= 5ef Barge.
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HAND CAUGHT
 IN THE coos

Ey having his hand caught in the c"gS of oHe ef 4iz driving heels last Saturday. miner named Kruzncr. who Was working on Ernie Rlauck's ground, had one of his fingers broken and another severely injured.
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Have moved to new establishment. Hunter Way and Front street, and opened up the finest high-elass line of wall paper. paints and glass ever seen in Alaska. 2. H. Fitzgerald.
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N .gJct's spseta. zes#.sle.

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 Ilts.a a..i .r#a .....I ..I. t....---s.
 uHfa.Hs..s. ...r# s.al fo .
 ua. La-aal.. a...- sHrs .Htt.e= s Winch Ha 'uIr,d ta. ae-a saHeaHrza -r F,a- r.. aas -traaa -t+H horror t- -t-eey. hsf i.. lfr..... r- ta.uI,u and
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Nuggets Special Service.

PARIS. June Adolrh sccmcu, the famous painter. and his mothcr-in- law were found dead in their home here this morning. having been stran- sled to death, presumably by robbers.
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ROYAL CAFE WILL
 REOPEN TOMORROW

Aflef e>1ea-t,e telsa- r-faHu Royal Cafr uH raafH Il tamarraa r.-r ing to eurz oH tHe bH=He- nt al. manner which has placed q. hsU.. I a position aeeaad ta aaH- H tH-a.
 A- usual nafhne LHa m=f.eGI cooking and careful and eaHaeaus .# l'nti"n will he fouHd there
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C0RWEN DELAYED BY
 LIGHTHOUSE SUPPLIES

II is nast helit=sr4t In -ha.runft. til4n. rr4haht. that th, a4tisal uf fhs steam ship coruin at Nnue will be later tuis year than usual bceaus, it i- said that she brought noffh q great bad of sap rIrs f"r the HettteHzea along the cuast
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MILk TRUST
 gN TRlal.
BATTLE asA4 CONVICTED ar CONSri RING TO RAISE THE
 PRICE
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    and ~ 4==a   #===##a 
  ... .H tea teae=f+a ff H.
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T0Nh NESTOR BUYS LIQUOR
 DEPT. OF NOnTHWESTE:R

tipu of is t#as ta r. ]. \,-j.H. Mr &sztHT teHEez Hud8A EaH %uIu. uH i.r steamship Nletsrta after Htus cone sumAats lEa Esal N4ieH paa,- ru" business mentioned in his hands.
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THE NEVADA MAKES
 MANY IMPROVEMENTS

The genial aarIlsJafz af 'N.. yad4 -alnaH haze e4e eH-etea 5ltyrst- li"us that will malss f#.. altae- f5muus ra-art ztifl m1re popular
 eHe af tHe HeW I=afufs mFUiuu.1 ts t private eHfee n which fa. ta-- tumaIe maN tfaHsasf mfsaHs Hu.Iu. <. as though iH their assH aHcrs. S.,- ,mI atasr improvements mtee also hegn made hul lhe sfack E.ri NH lr- w1iit as always In he~f in Alaska
 5iatz Weiner Beer at the Bank.
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WALTER eAFFNEY COMES
 NORTH WITH LARGE STOCK Nunnef's Snecial Saruina

SEATTLE. June Walter Gafney left today for Nome on the steamship Ohio with a large stock of goods for ]. c. Ganfney. his brother.
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sua1et's speetat Ssrxlee.

SEATTLE June To-day win vit- mess the real apsHlns af the -tam- i,dr to Nome when tlu. steamers Vic inria. ohio and senator pHH out with Er-.r ctuys,is for Nome.
 Sesafat ef tbe Ha-t prominent ciu- aea- If Sreara frutn-Hfg arc uu tho l',s<sneef# aud #t'# aha.r"ud f"~- .t''A esl aHat IaaI. f.ts-ig. uu ihe tt@t ztaHHHs E= Fe Hp#fE+#
 Sesestt uf t#aye going North have -taled iheir intention ef doing 1 cou-
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THIRTY
 INJURED
OBSERVATION CAR FALLS OVER EMBANkaENF ON ROYAL
 BLUE LINE.
s!r9l7ts 5plerai Service

Hrglet's 5pa-fsl Service.
 caN<f,lI.~FHIE. Jans An ol,- -crtafi"a,44 aft tH- sati- an thr Row Hiu. HH. H.ar this place tadls and fi, "tet aa e#haahnrHt mjurng sp I'E--,Iia'i-.
 Tn. ear saiIy1 e"nz zt3eralle dis ianre tos~uu. those within llk, so many feathsrs. The injuries ta some are Nery ssesr'. and fata tsrumati"ns ale expected
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-01
HARRY RIVERS WATSON
 BECOMES A FATHER

fine boy was born To Mrs. Wat son. wife of Harry Rivers Watson. yes terday. Dr- Hill, who k in attendance. says that the mother and son are pro- grcssing most favorably.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-01
PLEADS NOT GUILTY

Peterson. who was indicted by the grand jury on the charge of perjury. pleaded not guilty today in the dis trict court
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-01
LINER IS WRECKED
 IN THE NORTH SEA

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-01
GOVERNOR
 COMES NORTH
nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON. D. C. June 1- G"Nrnnr Hoggatt and Mrs. Hoggatt leave today for Juneau, Alaska.
 They will stop at Indianapolis fal a time. but will not remain there lung. and hope to reach Alaska before th" end of the month.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-01
PLAGUE
 SPREADING 6

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-01
CLEVELAND
 IS BETTER
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 LAKEWOOD, \. !, Juno Groy- CT Cicveland's condition has shown much improvement and he Was able |" leave for home today for the first time since he becamc iii twn months ago.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-01
THE LOBBY COMES
 OUT IN FLYING cOLORs

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