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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-09-03
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind Yca Have Always Bought
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W. s. Cook. the promoter,
who is trying to get the electric
line built from Sioux City to
Council Bluffs, was arrested in
the lat err city yesterday on a
charge brought by a man in
Texas. There was some mis-
understanding about a draft
and as soon as the Texas man
explained things, Mr.. Cook was
released.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-09-03
Monday August 81

W. W. Millilnan, Of Logan,
spent Sunday in the Valley,
the guest of his son, w. r. Mil
Imam and family.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-09-03
Frank Walker and Kass Waters
droye out in the country today
on a fishing expedition.

A. G. Brown, travelling for
an Omaha d,ur company was a
caller todayon his way from
the east to his home.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-09-03

Mrs. Hsaseney II California
arrived this evening for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. Charles
Alexander.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-09-03

The Little Sioux Hustler
will soon have a new home.
Work has already been COM
menced on a cement block Of
fee building, which will have
all the modern Improvements.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-09-03
Public Dance

Loveland HallSaturday even
ing Sept. 5. Stepens' Four
Piece Orchestra, of Council
Bluffs, will furnish music. Lad
les choice of partners for Prize
Waltz.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-09-03

Residents of Willow Park are
circulating a petition asking
that a sidewalk be built from
the ditch to the fair grounds.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-09-03

The Harris Grove Farmers
Club met this afternoon at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Longman. Several from the
Valley attended.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-09-03

Chris, Nels, Martin, Anna and
Mary Thompson and Mary Sor-
enson of South Omaha left this
morning for Onawa, travelling
overland, where they will visit
relatives for a few days.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-09-03
C. A. Jones, Mgr.

Mrs. Fahne Kelsey returned
this noon from Red Oak, where
she had been visiting relatives
for the past two weeks.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-09-03

Miss Amen is home from an
extended visit at Scion Springs
and other northern points.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-09-03
Ed Gill was a county seat visi-
tor this morning.

VIM Neufind is making some
repairs on the dance hall which
will materially improve the
place. The cloak room has
been re-papered and painted,
and the old hall upstairs has
been fenced off and a door put
in, so that it can be kept locked.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-09-03

Carl Neufnd is back at
Heath's store after a weeks va
cation and visit in MARSHALL
town.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-09-03

Down at Aurelia, Iowa, farm
lands are renting for SIS per
acre, cash.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-09-03

j. R. Blunt came in last even
ing from the w. Allen Jones
farm where he had been plas-
tering Mr.. Jones fine new $4,000
farm home.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-09-03

According to statements by
people who have been taking in
some of the Western league
games, we have better ball
games in Mo Valley.
The Florida star., 1908-10-30

Lea9e most lptelllgent people 10 use only
me09ines Of known composition. There
fore L y that DR.. Pierce's medicines. the
makefs\ 81 " ich print every Ingredient
entering Anto fhem upon the bottle wrap
pers and atteSk its correctness under oath,
are daily grR|ing In favor. The COM
position Of Dfl Pierce's medicines ls open
% every body,NDr. Pierce being deslrous
Of having the search IIaht oI InvestlFa.
ton turned fully upon his formulR, being
cOnhdent that the better the comP0yIfi0n
or -these mesIleipes Is known the more
will their great cIratiVe- merits be recoF.
nizeda Being wholly made OF the active
medicinal principles extracted from ma
tive forest roots, by exact processes
original with DR.. Pierce, and without the
use Of drop of alcohol, triple-refined and
chemically pure glycerine being used in
stead in extracting and preserving the
curative virtues residing I'm the roots
employed, these medicines are entirely
free from the objection Of doing harm
by creating an appetite for either al
coholic beverages or habit forming
drugs. Examine the formula on their
bottle wrapperS-the same as sworn 10 by
Dr. Pierce, and you whl find that his
OoiuSh MtulCdl BiSCONeTN. inc great,
blood-puriiier, stomach tonic and bowel
regulatOr-the medicine which, while not
recommended TO cure consumption in its
advanced stages (nO medicine will do that
yet does cure all those catarrhal condk
tiOns OF head and throat, weak stomach,
torpid liver and bronchial troubles, weak
lungs and hang-On-cOughs, which, IL neg
lected or badly treated lead up to and
finally terminate in consumption.
Take the Golden Medical Discovery
IN time and it is not likely 10 disappoint
you II only you give IL thorough and
JdT trial. Don't expect miracles. It
won't do supernatural things. You must
exercise your patience and perSevere In its
use Tor reasonable length Of time to get
It's tuli benefits. The ingredients Of which
Dr. P!erce'S medicines are composed have
the unqualified endorsement OF scores OF
medical leaderS-better than any amount
oI lay, or nOn-prOfeSSiOnal. testimonials.
They are not given away TO be- expert
mentcd with but are sold by all dealers In
medicines at reasonable prices.
The Florida star., 1908-10-30
sFootbaII."

"FootbaIl."
A gridironed feld that huge stands de-
fend
With a great grim gallows at either end,
A bullying wind and a frightened sky
And leather ball that goes dancing by
me hour has struck again for the doughty
football men.
And it's Fall there: fail lad
You're snatching at the ball. lad,
That's not the game at all. lad!
Again. now-thats well done!
Quick. now, Quick, man!
DON'T lie there like a sick man,
Lively! That's the trick. man-pick up
your feet and rum
A-sprawl fun length on the short brown
They watch the handling of kick and
pass.
And the slippery dummies squeak and
swing
As each in his turn the tacIlers spring.
And the veteran may shirk, but the nov
ice he must work
While it's "ScoOt now: scOot. lad
Leave your feet and shoot. lad
That's the way to do H. lad,
You're Misunderstanding fast
Low-Fet low man,
Mustn't be so slow, man
That's the way to go. man. You've got
the knack at last"
Hark now to the Whistles silver call.
Line up and the center takes the hall
The signals follow clear and ou'clt
For run and line buck punt and trick.
While the coach trots close beside. TO
each error oren eyed
And it's You end. stay there,
Tackle, under way. there,
Guard you spoiled TIE u,ly there!
The Florida star., 1908-10-30
KEY TO INVASION OF TURKEY.
Strategic Value Of AdrianOpIs to the
6uIsarians.

6uIsarians.
Situated twenty miles from the From
ner, the key to an advance into Tur-
Key and the only direct and unob-
structed route toward Constantinople,
Adrianople would, IT appears, certainly
De the object OF the initial movements
or the Bulgarian army. On the west
the RhodOpe Balkans present an i'm
passabie barrier to troops. On the east,
TO the Black sea. the Turks have
spread series OF forts. strongly gar.
risoned, all along the frontier.
10 guard AdrianOple and the from
tier east Of that point the Turks have
concentrated there and I'm nearby
cities nearly $4,000 Of their most sea.
soned troops. Four divisions OF the
Second army corps. comprising $4,000
men. are distributed as follows: One
at HuStapha Pasha. on the frontier: two
at Adrianople and one at Kirk -Kilisse.
From the latter point detachments are
spread out in fan shape along the
frontier. garrisOns being stationed at
Narsal, MalkOsh and elsewhere.
In these circumstances. taking IL for
granted that the Bulgarians would de-
pend for their triumph on a succession
OF quick blows before the Turkish
forces could mobilize, they would not
waste time on attacks on the frontier
posts, but would march directly on Adri
anOple. Leaving the Sixth and Sev-
enth bulgarian divisions $4,000 strong,
I'm the western part of their home terri
tory to threaten the position Of the
Third army corps OF the Turkish army
at Uskub, the rest Of the army. con
sisting of 10000 men. coutd be con
centrated near MuStapha Pasha. and
in case Of a successful action there.
Adrianople would be invested. while
force could be detached 10 occupy
Kuleli-BurgaS. on the railroad line
south Of Adrilnoplc. thus cutting com
muuicaJion between the two main
bodies of the Turkish forces.
AdrilUople Is surrounded with "A net
work of forts. placed ON salient posi-
rluHS east and west of the town. ON
thc north the d-fcnscs are Joined ro-
"othcr by connecting forS. Int on the
south the river Martha flows our
through channel ut.b.u. banks. and
her" the ground docs uot lgrd r.r.r
20 artificial strength Thi, Is the weak
point in the Gcf'rscsaud tac one from
which an 3rtl.l would come.
ON account 90 the necessarily slow
FrH. . A .H
The Florida star., 1908-10-30
Notic" Of Application for Tax Deed Under
Section of hapter 1888, Laws of Fla.

Notic" Of Application for Tax Deed Under
Section OF hapter 1888, Laws of Fla.
Notice II hereby given that f. 3. Arnold
purchaser Ui tax certificate No III. dated the
1T day Of July. a b.. 1901. has filed said
certificate in my office. and has made appli-
cation for tax deed to issue in accordance with
law. SAID certificate embraces the following
Described property situated iu Brevari county.
Florida. towit: Part of lots J. = and sl of sw
8. described iu Deed Book II. rage 2.}2 sec
li"u 3D. %. p south. range b east The said
land being assessed at The date ufthc issuance
li -!rh 'rIIiIrJ-r iu rsvhamcur vs.. o. Mount.
. ul,s- said certificate shall hr redeemed ac-
rnrlug Co law. tuN decd will issue thereon on
ia, -uta .s. oi October 4 d.. 1908.
N.uc-- my official signature
~LAL. and -... this fut .5tr day of
=. rtrmhrr. a. D.. 1905
4. 4. oIEWART.
Clerk Circuit Court
Egr.ard County. Florida
The Florida star., 1908-10-30

engagements which have been made for
handling the party at the numerous
stops and consults him regarding anv
unfinished details. Judge Taft usually
speaks from the rear platform Of the
Constitution.
Every word that the candidate
speaks from the platform Is transerfb-
ed In shorthand by the OfYiciaI stenog-
raphers. copied In duplicate and as
soon as possible thereafter is distrfb-
uted TO the members OF the press. The
official press representative stands be-
hind Mr.. Taft when he speaks and
notes any Incidents which he thinks
win be Of interest to the press repre-
sentatives. Usually at each station the
newspaper men scatter through the
crowd, sound the local sentiment and
gather such ''lOcal color" as they be-
lieve will be OF use I'm the preparation
or their dispatches. When, as FIRE.
Quently happens, always for the one
big speech OF the day, Judge Taft
leaves the train 10 go. TO some plat
form or auditorium. the first four au-
tOmobiles or carriages, after the two
occupied by the candidate and his i'm
mediate suit, are assigned to the mem.
bers or the press who accompany him
on his rounds and who are given
seats on the stand or stage. as the
case llay be. Between stops the news
paper men Interview members OF the
state organizations on the political
situation In their respective states.
consult the candidate himself and pre-
pare their dispatches.
Few members Of the party and none
OF the press contingent manage TO OBJ
tain more than seven hours sleep QUE
OF the twenty-four, and often the pc.
riod Is shorter. except when the Sun
day rest Is taken. and then the entire
party repairs TO a hotel and INDUCES In
the luxury OF a bath and a long sleep
on a bed that does not jump four ways
at once, as do usually the sleeping car
berths as the Taft special thunders
over the road after making sneed OF
considerably more than sixty miles an
hour. Every stop and every short
speech-and Mr.. Taft has been making
from fifteen TO eighteen a day-is an
incident TO be carefully reported. and
IL Is only at the close OF the dav that
the various correspondents are able to
sort out the more important from
which to construct their telegraph.
dispatches.
Jud-c TIffs time when not oc,u-
pied in speaking l. taken up with die
tatin" answers 90 his mail preparing
his longer speeches submitting 10 the
minist@itions of Or Richardson and
snatching brief periods Of resi-. with
not infrequent conferences with the
members Of the state organizations.
politicians and others, Each ni-ht
James ~ Williams makes detailed re-
port OF the days events 90 Senator
biNsu De- Ion. distance tyl.y'1uue and
Il t.l.rraUhfr r.rort 10 chairman
Hitchcock. Mr.. WiliGms also dcvntrs
considerable attention L. Mr. Tarr's
personal comfort cut"riHiuS local poll
tirrn. a"d others "rd frequently as.
si~t~ Colonel E."G,u iu his valiant
efforts O." ward ,T lanal committeeman
who are determined that Judge T.C.
S'uij stop aJ points not ou jl. e.l.d.
u'e
\ srWr'r d'y un tnn Tar special
lo.iHS about IS a. u.. when thrrr :.
usually .uuar.'.d chrrIu. crowd.
frelu.njiy provided with brass band
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-23
HOW TREY ARE VIEWED.

It I# safe ta azsMe that a H4faa number aE ta. #eHasr= .f tHa R4a-y et representatives tn Washington ars ..#f.sa.aH sr I.#z.== zH. HHHf8- a
 IJ.- .=Ha Ea. t##f#d..z #.t #.-
 #Hf ##.H. s4 aH.ae HaHaz## f1 5..f. I5 '#.. ser. aai fal#aH- t-az
 #aH.H be- Shining .sseaHrra a#e u z##s# fatHs ruIean- Hy ar
 H55#=sFls raats7Hs.
 &aa.. JH m4a-f If f5.s members 5H Ha house #= Esss- oTa a.m-
 s#H aae- Ha IHss res-sH4gs as Ha ztssrs- HeeH F member aH=ss te kHsN about aaaH-r member. E- rtr- HIte the congressional directory THa i4re5rHrs contains t.e GauHla4. .fHs sf
 aaH member. bfaf aesa#H. af #Iz #fe-H-f ar HI5 -guf.e=- Gaf aa#HHe tfs services ta las party.
 Jsle caHsaa. t.a HaHd5H#H r-au F#-ka. rIs=s ta zFe6= HE= eEaHf#=#= Haa ar.Hz His directory #a aaas H- dor Inc aaHe Alaska. eJaba ". eee- san. rrab#esu af N7m=@ Possessing fHs fsmpsramsHf -f a raaifs.au sf, wsub.r forms immediately from tHa-. words a definite HHpee sfaH af MT g.f- <ar. and f taa Haaer fs a republican, He E # aHsa ffrdlsHa.aH sa fazas .f gr eeHzaa
 9re JaAa EerH the gentleman sfaH tHskI. wishes ta argue e.tH raH= HIttae The members ef las commit fse consult the directory ar1 Ind Ha- la the name Na-ia aJesu EeH5E d.Heefat af FliFbaaa-. Thaz accept Nr Roman a= something d.GHifa nd faueibie NR Inc members e#ze mm respectful hearing. aea the democrats ffe rradjsIa-sa f9 favor hi- demands rv,u before they are expressed
 I.er Iohn smith the gentleman from
 Alaska rise t9 speak on tho floor of the house Joan smith has no ruiy Tn hi- audience of partisans he is not d-h nor flesh. nor fowl. Hc strikes ua sympathetic chord witb his follow members When he begins ta =reak. his fellow members ga about their ip- Iaifidual business. or disappear into the committee rooms or Into the Iobbies. Perhaps that sounds grossly ma terial h is material We live in a territory where expedienev is mo- eessity. We liv" two years while the ioutside lives one. We must have at once what NC want at au.
 Independence in politics mav be au q iofuer plane than cxpcdfency in paIi- tics. bu Me have uet time to under take the education of congress l. Is Ia f4et not a theory. that ceafraaf= us. w. must soud to represent us a man wha can obtain things. and il would Dc foolish for us ta send man whom the two great parties wn! alwayz look upon ae an alien=Ex.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-23

VI V vrutucrats and Eopulists iu gaiu- iug control or the party organization t Is nuv demonstrated that those Nhu at that time were ready ta corrupt tHe uary for tbslr own g5in never diJ care fer amy party. bat laakal upeu politics as simply a scheme Go "du~ samsbady. Like Che lewd woman who has been found out attempts Co direct suSr iciou away from herself by cirtu- htHs stories about her sisters. sn taIe gentry now charge others with dIs- honesty la the hope of therehs covering up their own shame. < woman vha is virtuauS herself aiH not only refrain from tHrv0#re suspicion uu etHr=. haa -Ha *# arHfH. ta ald fa fH. alH.a1- .-a af aa4###r.HrE -ta1l.. sat aH4at elzeWHsr#. and uau nhr f- himself vitHaut gmft win demand proof usforr ar believes evil and viii want ta ha doah.v ~ure bsfeea F.. Hhreu
 stones at follow man
 r f= r,s.zffzeH fact uaaf sHr-r srs H4ra h.s.u tH. 5aa#sf4 of rh.. H.aa=
 rEs-s fH Che present. campaign haze far Ear=a reputation m fhis eaH- uHHtE fH1H frair mast inventive Ea- .a#e.fz ha been 5Hfe ta give ta t=e
 ..#a fH5g auaet
 Nh# the Hu-f .E fHs A4aH= E= cleared away 5 ##E HeHf HF# H#s- H..# sH#H ###r #a#E 5h#Eazs=Hs. aF
 EH=F HHa 4.H ses=h f#as fHd
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-23
pIu DEAL REPORTED
 IN CHANDLAR MINES

TNNNNN. Alaska. Quite a num- ber of prospcctors have returned from tH- ehaudlar. and all agree that the camp Is striygy ua good. for this sea ~on ai least Among them ts arrive sesra N-N Zimmerman and J. M u5r- d-. I#.- suJ N.iHaa. Naftm Nelson. #Ha ##Has=. .alI af s,aaaG Htve spent tv.- eur.ss m Eaa sa##ez
 ~att,~ ~. Nil Lude. and George Keller who with "ymd, Frank Picr- =a vas known as tHe Jimmy rmchuu party. and fsrr F5HUnks two years tea V1 spend Che summer aH upper Eazt ffs fgarrs has omit tHe mrts Hf EeH4 ls rH- KaURaa. NgCiuu1 tnI laes r#urlI vg fsH# tH- sum Wla "n East fork S#sh. plly and leHaau -ty they aH spend next Wiu- tsr aa E#HarHa er-.t. where some r.-f--t- v.r fWH# last winter
 B. Deal Reported
 aa#es eH# intended ls ausu Hr af=- .z.1z H rr=at azaH 5Hts saa- #-e. r=z#..H =ar.ssam fram his pau- a.- Ias # Portland. e ths afaat
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-23
BLUE GOOSE DREoGE
 HAULING MUCH GRAVEL

A recent arrival from Council states that the Blue Goose Company's dredge on lower Ophir creek. has been in op- eration for the past three weeks. and that during that time II has treated gravel at the rate of fifteen hundred cubic yards per day.
 s. II. Russell, the manager of the company. is using thawing points. and has always a large section of ground ahead that is ready for the buckets. He expects to be able to run through 150000 cubic yards of gravel before the close of navigation.
 The new bucket line which was put on the gold ship this spring is working in a manner that is perfectly satis- factory
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-23
BOUNCED BACK.

FH. action se t#s. e4s= t#= 5# sal .He sma.fe aas b1saaHt g- sl.#Haaa down |. s..zst fafae #as=. Es# UaN sl taa#a aHa saul H-as-=eer f J.e a5spsaHHt aea.t. e8=ama tH-u UHaH fsf kaaa=a. ar CfM. sH e1t- H5za ar WsssstsHa# H4es d5aHad (. taat Ice ualg 4aa Hmrr fIas#. and tH- -aeHa8ss af Hatf tsars.r faI I,a- man tHe republican and democratic candidates respectively have been considerably strengthened MT. CHl- tsrr f thr stateHsHfs af -a#- uf lis friends arc Co le believed eer.ts hsa thr raie committee fsas fa.= action. fpr f fs raatiz=a lHat many eaies ot which they a=al# Haea rad aH e404f ezlua.. Win ether emd.dafe-. have nos aasH lest ta nm eHsHass
 Q E tbs aa# uia sfe5y z sHe ztaasI th5t rebeundeI anal ste4ee t1z naH 1sbo thr.w it the eafe committee e4- dnrsaa eHHH.rr uat t..a5=s fhe G u.ee In tna principles he Haa Haart- stea. Her sssz= e==aes# f=es ffEe blW personally. bgf emfV because tH.yI thought eag aaeI br taaIae f=g votes from the EfabIiean candidate Instead of having tHe desired a0ei the opposite aas h. result anal John ". Corsan Is uas ~a strong ia thc favor Of the voters that tharu is practically no chance af hiz defeat.
 II Is tu, that fbs fea enemies car- son has u Name are working overtime h au e8ert fa beHe about h. defeat and they make au kinds af statements aefeEaferz ta tIs character buf seHsn one comes 10 sI1t ,h-=o down ta ask for facts. they have nothing To offer Cnrson is man af strong JudiyiduaI- ity. one unafaid ta say what fs up- permost in his mind if he thinks a man is at fault he has never had any hos itancy in telling him sn whether they happened to be present ar moi Nat urallv this kind of man has made some enemies and those who know Mir. Cursun best think the more or him be- cause of the character ef some af thc men who are opposing his election.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-23

that Marsh. the former commissioner. who is now In New York city. had closed a deal for the ground. Inelud- ing the rich quartz find which was dis covered late last fall Marsh is rep re=gutinr Congressman Sulzer and bother eastern capitalists. The terms .af thg sale could not be obtained. aI- though the nrSt paymeut is said to bc Sts.oO9.
 IT this deal has gone through as re- ported discovery win not be worked tais summer No. above. which proved Co bc little moro than a wage proposition last summer. win bc the oury claim on Big creek worked. and the F or l. men who hauled an uutnt oyer with the expectation of getting a -ummers work on discovery win be disappointed
 Captain Decker formerly of the mail launch c1rrier has quit the Chandlar and lz uut H the KayuKuk Un Smith .s-eH.
 Thrilling Experience.
 aHHHsTWlu and Harris had quite an =vpaHlsHee 0itb an Insane man tbeg 5eWd oHan lh. East furk and brought aIm down io tae uHieerz His name Is 7~fgz Thompson. man about % gears afd and formerly of Fairbanks rHamrsen has been living alone all zml.r and was known Co be utue aa In May he began ta wander m Ha woods aud got very bad When .ImH.-maH and Harris took him fu
 harE. hs was iu depiorable enndl- .tar V onr time they had to tic
 im u order tn keep any clothing on him. aud br would even bccume in-
 aflh's af feeding himself 9t times Par av,r month during fhe breakup #hge rHreed oY watching him night md dav k sauu as possible they brought him luNn Tn a small boat.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-23
THE MARK OF CAIN.

Hate is an cmauatipn of jralousys Its weapon Is islander Patriotism does not find its expression through yituper- ttion. hut hate. Inc child of jealousy. i"es. In political campaign ne onc reed. therefore. have any difficulty in istinguishlug q patriot from a disap- ninted politician
 When q person with fac vehement rotestation of love for his party slam ITS its candidate and braes of the lsehood~ he has sol anpat about him.
 proves the wisdom of the party in rning theslanderer down at The par
 convention.
 Those who opposed Inc present bolt
 at tar republican caucus last trch buIlded better thau thrv knew
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-23
ATTERS
 RECORDED
Locations.

 St Michael group on E. l.. of Solo mon river. June 2. lgos. II. J. I.awton et al.
 Discovery lode on a mountain peak about $ miles N F. of Sledge island. July l.. tsos. l.. NJ. Larsen. Extension NJ. 1 North lode claim. on Independence lode. July 15. 1908. Ivan Brastrom Extension No. 1 south lode claim on Independence lode. July l5. 1908. P. $. Lokker
 Deed. Gedolf Quiekstaud et al to stand ard Mining X Investment Co. the St. Paul claim. situated on R. l.. of Butte creek. June 20 1908
 Lease. Alaska Min. Co. to C IL Bragg et al. on No. II above on Venetia creek. July 2i. 1908.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-23

Ta- Utuo D. F. makes the astanIsh-
 He announcement thaf "Mr Cum has hren a fraHtiefsuau since he was % years of age" If th" Hul- thing want ed te be accurate il would find br nc faniHe ta page 7af the "Cum Record. :" and te ruEa 2 ef supplement No. l. cmm Record that during all these eVsufful twenty wears ue had drawn a salary from Uncle sam Pioneering under such conditions is luxury. which inc Major 70 enjoys.