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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-07-10
A WONDERFUL DISC
cry

This Is the age OF research and exIIl
when all nature, 40 to speak. is ransi
the scientific for tne comfort and happH
uiai. Stience has indeed made giantA
during the past century, and among
no means least Observation-Disclosures int
cine comes that Of THERAPI0N.
lhs PREPARATION ulquest.Vnnbly OH =
the most genuine and reliable Patent N z.
cines ever introduced, ana mas, we unuerstaA
been used in the Continental Hospitals
Ricord. Rostan, Jobert, Velpeau, MaisonneuyN
Tue NeiIkiiUwla InAssa.gnac, aud inueed by ali
who are regarded as authorities in such matA
tiers, including the celebrated Lallemand, andi
ROux, by whom 1t was some time since unif
fOrmly adopted, aud That 1t rs worth, the at A
tention of those VINO require such a remedy we
think there is no doubt, From the time OF
Aristotle downwards. n potent agent in the re
moval of these diseases has like the famed
philosopher stuiIeJ Veen vUJcct 81 search
of some hopeful, generous minds and far be-
yond the mere power--if such could ever have
been discovered--of transmitting the baser
remedy SO potent to replenish the failing
energies in the one case, and in the other So
/ eifectually, speedily and safely to expeli from
the system the poisons Of acquired or inherited
disease in all their protean forms as to leave
no faint or trace behind. Such Is the New
French Remedy THER4P!ON, which may fer-
taini. rnIih with, II not tuhe precedehce OF,
many of the discoveries of our day, about
which no little ostentaton and noise have BEEN
demand that has been created for this medf-
cine wherever introduced appears to proves
that it is destined to cast into oblivion al
those questionable remedies that were formerly
the sole reliance of medical men.-Dianond'
tield Advertiser, Kimberley.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-07-10
mrs. Or. DERBY Died
YESTERDAY IN KOHALA
Rrom weanesday's Advertller.l

F'rom Wednesdays AdVertiEerD
Mrs. Derby, wife of DR.. A. j. Derby,
died yesterday in Kohala. A wireless
message TO II. II. Cooper announced her
death. 1t came as shock and sur
prise 70 her many friends, as, although
she had not beon in the best of health
Asr long time, it was supposed she
'zss better, a message a day or so be
fore having come, stating that she and
her husband ~src to go 60 Hilo.
DIR. and MnA Derby came to the is
lands in 1895. They had wide ac
quaintanee. A year ago Mrs. Derb!
spent considerable time at Lake Taho
IN California, in the lope that it woul'
benefit her health.
The funeral took place in Kohala.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-07-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MARINE REPORT.
tE'rom San Francisco Merchants Tx
changn)

change.)
Tuesday, July Z.
San Francisco-Arrived, July 6, U.
S. S. st. Louis, hence June 30.
San rancisco-Sailed, July Z, u. s
fleet, for Honolulu.
Salna Cruz-Sailed, July 4, s. S
Virginian, for San Francisco.
Monterey-Sailed, July 6, S. s. Rose
Grams, with barge Monterey, for Homo
luln
Hilo-sailed, July 6, s. S. Mexican
for Salina Cruz.
Wednesday, July 8, 1908.
Yokohama-Sailed, July z, S. S
America Maru, for Honolulu.
San Francisco-Arrived, July s, S.
Alaskan, from Kahului, June 20.
Thursday, July 8.
Salina Cruz-Arrived, July 6, S.
Columbian, from Hilo June %.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-07-10
CANCEL ALL
COMMISSIONS
Continued from Page One,


proposition the offer was agreeable, but
a definite proposal of what land was
wanted in exchange would have to b.
made before anything definite could be
promised. The general policy of Gov
ernor Frear was not to exchange agri.
cultural lands for town lots. 1t was
finally agreed to let the matter rest
in the hands of the president, with au-
thority for him to go ahead with the
home so soon ms the site question was
settled and it was seen that the cost of
the building would come within the
$4,000 appropriated.
A communication from Father Valen-
tine asked the board to build the pro.
posed chapel for the Kapiolani Home
large enough to accommodate the boys
from the new home as well. As the
appropriation was fixed it was thought
that no change in the plan could be
made, although it was thought that the
building would hold both the boys and
the girls.
1t was further reported that the
school at the boys home would be
opened on July IS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-07-10
(From Thursdays Advertiser.)

(From Thursdays Advertiser.)
1t is expected that the new High
School building will be all ready for
occupancy at the beginning of the
school year in September.
William Ladd Rosa, son of the late
Antoine Rosa, returned by the Hilonian
yesterday after an absence of four
years attending school in Oakland. He
comes to spend his vacation with his
mother, Mrs. Helen Ladd Rosa, at her
home, 1896 King street.
John Randall, an inmate of the in
sane asylum, escaped from that insti-
/ tuition and yesterday morning called
on Attorney, General Hemenway, in
curing for United States Attorney
Breckons. Breckons caused his deten-
ton and return to the asylum. Randall
wanted to explain to Breckons his own
sanity.
NJ. Oliver, q Portuguese youth of
| hayward disposition, was sentenced to
| serve year in the reform school by
Judge Andrade yesterday He is given
eight weeks of suspended sentence,
| however, to turn over new leaf IN.
| If he shows signs of a sincere repent
ance in that time he will escape the
! Imprisonment.
| There was a fist encounter at the
police station on Tuesday night be-
| tween Fred Iaukea. son of the sheriff
and Waterfront Officer Reeves The
affair took place in the receiving sta.
| tion, where Taukea, Jr. is acting as
receiving clerk Reeves has black
eye and the sheriff's son is slightly
marked. Sheriff Iaukea is inquiring
into the cause of the affair before plac
ing any blame or resolving on any dis
ciplinary steps.
There was no wireless connection
with the fleet last night.
Alfred Castle, who has completed hi.
university course, will enter the law
firm of Castle & Wilmington.
A cable message received yesterday
from Berkeley, Cal, says that Mr.. ant
Mrs. Elston have become the parent:
of daughter Neither and child are
doing nicely.
On Friday, July II, there will be
another popular $25 excursion to the
volcano for the accommodation of tn
officers and men of the feet. TIL,
party will return on Monday. Only
limited number of persons will b,
taken.
1t is reported that at Keokea, Kula
Maui, there has been no rain since las
November and the region and the peo
pie are suffering from drought. In ;
district five miles long and two mile
wide, the only water supply is th'
Keokea government water tap, from
which the water flows at the rate o;
about fifteen gallons an hour.
The directors of Oahu Sugar Com
pany yesterday voted to increase tn
regular monthly dividend from one an
; a half per cent. to two per cent. /
is probable that in addition to this
special additional dividends of on
and half per cent. will be paid o.
tober 10 and December Is. 1t wa
rather expected that the regula
4 monthly dividend would be made tw
and half per cent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-07-10

1t is thought that the Nebraskan,
which left San Francisco for this port
on the sth, will hurry along to catch
up with the rest of the fleet and ar
rive here with it,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-07-10
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DIVORCE NOTICE.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
TERRITORY OF HAWAII.-AT
CHAhfBlcItS. Wy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-07-10

LEVERS & COOKE Robert Levers,
F. ]. Lowrey, c. M. Cooke) Import
ers and dealers in lumber and build
ing materials. Office. 414 Fort street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-07-10
BUSINESS CARDS.

HONOLULU IRON WORKS COMA
chinery OF every description made to
order,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-07-10
HOPE FOR HARMONY.

On motion of DIR. Wayson, seconded
by all the other members, the same
authority was voted the new president
as had been voted to DIR. Golfer ami L.
f. Pinkham. Mr.. Robinson, in accept.
ing the authority, stated that he hoped
the board would continue to work in
harmony with him in the chair rs ii
had done previously.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-07-10

Memo Mutsuoka (femaIe) and better
known as Mutsuoka Memo, Libel
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-07-10
VACATIONS ALLOWED.

Halvor Myhre, milk and dairy inspec-
tor, after reminding the board that he
had served it for nine years without a
vacation, asked for two months Off under
pay, and DIR. w. T. Monsafrat also asked
for two months vacation, his physi-
clan having ordered him to go away
for a change. Both requests were
granted.
TYPHOID EPIDEMIC AT oLAA.
A report from the government ply
stefan at Olaa stated that there was
an epidemic of typhoid there, in the
two camps twenty.one cases being un.
der treatment. The report stated that
the disease had been traced to con.
taminated food supply and that the
plantation authorities were giving all
assistance in checking the epidemic.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10

Yesterday was one of the most ca lamitous if not actually the most Se. in the mining history of Nome. for nt less than seven miners were brought to the hospital to be treated for injuries sustained by accidents. some af which are serious. and one of which is very serious
 The most dangerously injured is Tom Rolseth, who k well known in mining circles as a pointsmau His skull Was cracked by a falling bucket in shaft of the Ingleside claim. but inquiries this morning snnWrl that he k pro- eressing favorably. Al the time of the accident Rolseth was working at the bottom of the shaft. when the desccnd- ing bucket. for some unaccouutable reason. left the hook and dropped The shaft was a wide one wide enough to give space to the bucket to fall any place else. but. unfortunately the fall was so short that il came straight on Rolseth's head Why the bucket fell k strange. The hook was pigtail one. in good shape and had actually been spliced on by Rolseth himself II was the same hook that had been used hy Thagard and Donahue for long time. and no reason whatever can be assign ed for the buckets leaving it.
 Rolseth was immediately brought 10 Holy Cross Hospital, where an opera tion was performed
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
ADE IN
 POLITICS
AUTHOR OF SULTAN OF SUlU WILL STAND FOR TAFT
 FOREVER.
Nuggets Special Service.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 10. George Ade. the humorist, author of the Sul- tan of Sulu and many other successful things of a similar kind. has been elect ed delegate to the republican national convention from this state and will go down the line for Taft.
 He says that the majority of the delegates from Indiana are Taft men.
 Of course the great George is new to politics, and his opinions hardly carry the weight which they would if his fame had been made in shaping poliIi- cal policies. People are saying here this morning that Ade will never know the real meaning of his line about "tha cold, gray dawn of the morning after until after the defeat of his pet
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10

due taeir e-e9pe. and tha-r Naa #sls on th" ground at the time -aE faH te cannot receive t"e pus uat-r fa his promprne~-
 According to thr aerolul~ of tI.a=~ present. the faur men stepr.d 4as n. cagg before iHe whistle -amdsd if held three without moving hut tes=aa- dition of the fourth caused fhe ,I0tsa to br forced eul and fH, hHesal fsll with friehtml velocity.
 Billy Mountain inc hoist man. aa- standing in the boiler ronu Vfr# his back to thc engine at tine lime. tuf tt first whirr uf the cable as it m0ounl itself from the drum at Iighume speed brought to his alrt mind ih, Warune of what Wus occurring and down l., came on the brake with both f-at= ra- gether.
 Even then th, cagc with tts human freight had arrived al a poin, which was only one root aboYe tbe hottam ai the shaft. Its speed had been SO tsr- rife. however. that the eabi, aa< farr- ed to give. ta such an extent that the ear hit the ground But the fall 0aF broken. and when Manager NJ Gih- son and Foreman Kavanaugh rushed out from the drift where thcy were, o5- cupicd al the time they found only one man. Tom Phclau. laid out His left leg is broken in two plac,s. AndN Beck had his foot broken. hul John Wilson and John Maher. the other two men. received only slight injuries
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
OLD DENT
 WILL FOUND
MRS. GRANTS GRANDFATHeR HID PAPER IN SECRET DRAWER
 IN f757
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 CUMBERLAND Md. Feb h. Ed ward l.ei- Keller. seniIe r.u=lrlsiaz lII oid desk ta#ae. came aera-- rhr wHH nf m, utr P-trf Drur zf=aafata-r ef t#=. la'. Mrs. ,iraut wife If Con u < Grant Mir Keller bought tHa dc~ts at a sale of th. effects of ,aa a'e Benjamin R. Simr--H. If contain hidden 3fta,e
 THs testator at.tle rjme he made tb. will was "videhfFy the owner of a number of slaves. he-u~,. h- a-eizr- re each member of his lar2, family ol relatives From one To r0o negroes. Tho Will is dated Oct i. 1757. and k ler lcgihlc. The grandparents of Mrs. Grant and other relatives are Inferred in Rose Hin cemetery Cumberland NA
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
TRAVELLING
 EXPENSES
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Feb. 10. - The army appropriation contains an appropriation for the payment of the travelling expenses of soldiers in Alas ka. owing to the greater cost of trav- cling in the NOrthland the extra ap- propriation was found necessary. but the fact was also kept in mind that un usual conditions may occur which would render the travelling between two distant points. in cases of emer- gency. by special conveyances neces- sary.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
KATALLA
 WINS OUT
MUST HAVE ITS MAIL DELIVERED AT HOME AND NOT AT
 CORDoVE.
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON. u. c- Feb h. - Ta. post at'lee department decided to- day tu deliver the kafaiia mail at Ka- t8fI1 and uut It CaH1ava m future After t#e announcement that the rail- road terminal anutt h. 3, CordoVa the department began ta ait in the work at driving nails m Eatatll.s coffin by ending tHe doomed eity'- mall to her victorious rlsal Katalla. however. was Hnt content h dle without one moro kick and has succeeird in lifting by q u'tI. wax ih. fatal lil
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
BIBLE IN ONE HAND
 KNIFE IN THE OTHER

mea Nha Her, irving to utilize the prejudice against saloons in their at faeks oH the government
 When Ha came to speak of the at- lacks on tHe administration he declared th't every ri'u- enti-saloou cry that went up from thc house is nothing but 2 christianity bullet aimed at the gov ernm.nf. and tGat some of the very m'n who were doing most of the shout ing did not care .t siraW whether sa- looms existed or hot.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
Nuggets Special Serv ce.

#ASHINGfo& b =. Feb la
 H.kr aa earthly u~e far thasa ami -t.aa. I.ppIs Haa uu around vim :, ffay.r book iH pa,. hand and kmf, u fH. other -ad cralrafan Jenkins at the iudieiHs eamurtiss Saturday aa tae floor ot tt.- hau-,
 faa speech Ha~ br4u4Ht aHt hy ar- =eHf-t.t= usrd fs the aHti-salo"uists. whom J,ukin= meant To describe. as
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10

plausc ,amr only from j certain f4f- ton of his audience.
 President RnosrE.Hz statements arr ouls the ravingS af t,maseetfe. raarrd the redagogus# .sHi within ! decade his actions | continued vii cause blood tn flow 4H fH, sfr=af= af tHe cities If the United States
 Chancellor Day continued hN zastHs. that such dtrt disaster would be eaaz=a Ey the class hatred WhfeH IBc language
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
WILL NOT
 ATTEND
PRESIDENT WILL NOT BE PRES. ENT AT REPUBLICAN CON.
 vENTION AT CHICAGO.
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Feb i0. - A statement came from Inc whitehousc this morning that President Roosevelt will not attend the republican national convention.
 The presidential decision was come tn because Mir. Roosevelt does not be- iieve hiA attendance at the convention would he consistent with the dignity of his position. Several efforts have been made to overcome his objection. particularly by the supporters of Taft. but the president believes that no per sonal consideration could cntiee him to forget what is due to his office
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
DAY bARkS AGAIN AT
 HEELS OF ROOSEVELT

at President E+a==taft a#H Hf- acts ssdid certainly create
 The H.Aef..is.Iz fHl~ maEHlHg Iu commenting na tar subject zprah u some eazsz uf chancellor pas a= tH. E"osuygH hHtsr. fHg president Htm- -"if HhaH #.rl aH Enc ubIe=l dasHn,d To uaI-E a-. stIr11.Ir whatever
 Us Haa Haf Haaa1= af oHsu4aaataH n8.-. remarks H.fur. tHas Feer. brought b.- r'r Hf= #Hi Hg fH# H"v=faEsEz
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
SEVEN MINERS INJURED
 IN DISTRICT YESTERDAY

N.ha#f Nil. al-a= teIf a"Aa t4e -ntC- "f the ahin oa 4a4ea h. l- 44em- ht #- aia'i,- arr such t.st Hf- n.- maE.' tlrc hoer.ta aa- mot found |. t. .s--arN
 T=.a Hs na~ nal 4ltl.al te re#rtabl. a- . HH alue-f f#a hate df=fai.., Jee.i tu fat -lHtft Il...sa- -tsrs- tue af Hfe tuHJ #aa of tH."s# s#It.f a.a.a Eas .al- tfeEs anal rF.=##I# #fH-,d hIm Ht t#a bottom
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
PLAYING WITH CHAIRS
 CUT TWO ARTERIES

Two men named Widcll and John Strom were rocking on rocking chairs this afternoon in the Eagles social hall. when the latter struck his head against the pipe leading tn the radi- ator and cut two arteries
 Each was trying to rock his chair further than the other Strom had his wound dressed by Dr Hill and appears to be all right again.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
Nuggets Special Service.

ALBANY. Fcb To. In an address delivered at tae bankers. banquet which took place Saturday evening Chancellor Day of Syracuse University piled the most Xitrolic yitupatiou or the head of President Roosevelt. Moth ing was considered by him tee strong te say of the unfortunate aeeupant af the white house. But during his rr- marks il was noticeable that tho ap-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
JOINING
 THE NAVY
UNEMPLOYED ARE JOINING ARMY AND NAVY SINCE WORK
 BECAME SCARCE.
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. Naval enlistment has been for some time been easily able to obtain a full com plement owing to the scarcity of work.
 Just short time ago extraordinary but all the attempts were unavailing.
 Hundreds ate applying for entrance to the army also. and. on the whole. seldom in II position where the refusal af men was SO general
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
GAMES POSTPONED
FOR BIC RACE

The basket hall and ha=e ball games have been postponed until next week in order that nn interference with the lee-milc race may occur only a linn ited number af tickets is now on sale nn tho stage ana in th, first row of the balcony
 Alt the men are in fine shape. and Alaska's greatest race will he a titanic struggle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
INVITATIONS ARE
 SENT TO ADDRESSES.

The invitations te the Scottish Rite dance are being delivered 1t thg uJ- dresses of thc recipients but in many .caS"s the addresses are mol known. <" that tae eemmiltee#is mailing some in- vitations. All these who have not re- eeived them would do well to call ai the post office as the coveted cards may await them there.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
Accident on Jupiter.

Just before the one o'clock whistle blew at the Jupiter yesterday four men were precipitated to the bottom of d forty foot shaft and two ef them re-
 ceived serious injuries. While all are lucky to have escaped with their lives. To the quick action of the hoist man i'
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
OPERATION
 FOR INSANITY

Tom Martin. who was recently ad- judged insane. Was operated upon to- day in the attempt to cure him. Some years ago he met with an accident which caused his skull to press on his brain. To relieve this pressure was the object of the operation. It was performed by Drs. Mustard. Hill and South ward.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
FLEES OVER
 LIVE WIRES
DARING CONVICT AT RICHMOND MAKES A THRILLING
 ESCAPE.
Nuggets Special Service.

RICHMOND. Va. Feb. 10. = John Hart. If New York doing eight years in the state rcuit'utiary here for rob- b.ry. escaped this morning by skim ming across thc walls on electric cables
 using his csat sleeves as insulators to protect himself from The current He was r.lptur.d iu E minutes. and is
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
0NE HUNDRED TRAMPLED TO
 DEATH AT ROYAL FUNERAL

the great cathedral af St Vincent. and there the scoplo were invited tn take 3 last look at the royal dead
 Hundreds of thousands CT people st- tended from all parts of the country and. added te tho multitudr uf thr city's popuIation. made one nf the
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
WANTS l40O GALLONS
 OF OIL FOR AUTOS

by the Nugget from dealers in gasoline go 10 show that the amount required can be easily obtained
 The Times has been notified of the fact. so that no delay may be caused and in order that the contestants may feel secure in the belief that no hitch will be caused by any neglect on the part of the people of this city
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
Nuggets Special Service.

LISBON. Feb lo. V \ less than 100 people are dead as the result of a panic which occurred today while th, populace was viewing the remains of the assasinatcd king and crown prince.
 The bodies had been laid in state at
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
CENTRAL BANK
 NOT NEEDED
Nuggets Special Service.

Su99et opectai service.
 WASHINGroN. r. C. Feb 70 s'eHator NIdr. triiv r.a ! loug speech et fh' currency hlu radaz and said Ina. the hitJ ai.l e.rtamly pass as he af- rractica1Is received rho pledges of udici,ut uWahrr or ihr legislators. THe biH include a provision for thc iz-4e of haEE auiat dollars To the national banks in rase ot an emer- E. 4rN. but f toes unt provide for inc establishment of a central bank
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10

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 Tf#.FfH f#asft H#y# =r.fr,- ..at a e1u..a.aHe. I=.a.H and s., ypm Fre r7~fr-a.a # f-fr- H. eaar =yHpltHs
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
ARCHER, EWING
 & co. SPECIALS

Ten kinds of breakfast foods. in-
 cluding Pearl of Wheat. 25-eent
 packages ----.# .-.--#..-..#... =. f0e Nabisco Waters. per ID. ........... 45c Crackers. Cakes. snaps. o5c sort toc Golden Gate Coffee. ground while
 you wait ....-.-. .-........... 37Lze Highest grade 75c Teas ......... 4oc Reliance and Waldorf Raspberries .asc Reliance Pineapple ............. 2oc Corned Beef lh. can -.....--.. .2oe Sliced Bacon in glass ............ 2se Challenge Milk. per can ........... foe Royal Knight Asparagus Soc size 2se Waldorf Squash, ID. can ......... i5e Lima Beans lbs. for ........... 25s Best Smoke Tobacco. soc plugs :. 3se Piper Heidseiek. 35c. plugs ....... 2sc Durham Smoking l lb plug ...... soc Seal of \. C. per Ib. ............. soc Maple Syrup. F gal. cans 55c and 65c Picked Beef, per lb. ...............7e
 Do not fail to get one of our price lists of specials. which shows hundreds of articles on which we win save you money.
 A R C H E R, EWIE & 70. ti E R. VII c q c o.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
WILL SUE
 HENRY
PROSECUTOR WILL NOW HIM SELF BE DEFENDANT IN
 LAW oOif.
Nuggets Special Service.

PORTLAND. ore. Feb. 10. - Sena- tor Fulton wrote here today letter which stated that he k about to fife suit against IIeney for islander.
 The prosecutor of Heney. Rucf and the others recently coupled Fulton's name with the land frauds in one of his outbursts. and Fulton k not satis- fled to let the terrible accuser alone.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10

Erasu,-f gatherings a=Hf =ean HH #.5== bon.
 Whl, ,he cathcdraI eas GH,H H d zerthfHs crowd ef#= af tdr-e nm eeuutahIa panfrs ncceHs# mol t.r# and. fifuI, firls UllkcH #.a. u-#=fH.=s# budi"-.
 N the tune uf wirHa she uumhet e'
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10
Nuggets Special Service.

NEW YORK. Feb. S. - Can We ob- tain l.4OO gallons of gasoline in Nome by the end of March, for use by the contestants in the New York Paris au- tomobile race
 The above telegram has just been received by the Nome Nugget from the New York Times. and inquiries made
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-10

#H= around t=- HHtH-tlraf x .-t.#. .araa-I fHe crowded ztrset- -a.Iz- s= ~. n.=-IHs #I faaaas gf. waf=g fie.t5s fe=fHe e5r-eG 9sg4s ta fhs
 afas which, hundreds sf people sur- t4r8 rd ttz t7 enter f7r zH- rufr--f af H8aatf aE tHe d.d