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barrie display OF contrasts to the eye. In
the very midst stands one of the most sat
isfactory cragS in nature-a bass rock
upon dry land. rooted in a garden. shaken
by passing trains. carrying crown of
battIements and turrets. and distributing
its warike shadow over the liveNest and
brightest thoroughfare of the New Town.
From their smoky beehives. ten stories
high. the unWashed look down upon the
gardens of the wealthy. and gay people
summing themselves along Princess street.
with its commercial palaces all befagged
upon. some great occasion, see across
garden valley set with statues. where
the washings of the Old Town f1utter in
the breeze at its high windows. And
then. upon all sides. what clashing of
architecture! In this one valley. where
the life of the town goes most husily for
ward, there may be seen. shown one
of the ground. buildings in almost every
Greek temples. Venetian palaces and
Gothic spires are huddl>d one over an
other in a most admired disorder; while
above all the brute mass of the castle,
and the summit of Arthur's Seat. look
down upon these limitations with becoming
dignity as the works Of nature may look
down upon the monuments of art. But
nature is a more ind!scriminate patroness
than we imagine and in no way frightened
of a strong effect The birds roost as
willingly among the Corinthan capitals as
in the crannies OF the crag: the same at
mosphere and daylight clothe the eternal
rock and the imitation portico:'
A Picture Of Place and People.
And what a picturesque world remains
untouched. You go down dark arches and
down dark stairs and alleys. The way is
SO narrow that you can lay hand on
either wall. Washing bangles above.
washing from the windows: the houses
bulge outwards upon flimsy brackets. Here
in the narroWest of the entries you find
a great old mansion still erect with some
insignia Of it's former state-sOme eScutch-
con. some holy or courageous motto
on the Intel. The local antiquary points
out where famous and well born people
had their lodgings: and as You look up,
out pops the head of a slatternly woman
from the countess window. The Bedouins
camp within Pharoahs palace walls. and
the old warship Is given over to the rats.
Some shreWd Scotch workman may
pause on their way to a job. debating
church affairs and politics with their
tools in their arms, but the most part are
Of a different order-skuking jailbirds,
unkempt bare-footed children. plymouth
ed. robust women in a sort of uniform Of
striped flannel petticoat and tartan shawl.
Among these. few supervising consta-
bles and a dismal sprinking of mutt
peers and broken men from higher ranks
in society. with the mark Of better days
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upon them like a brand. Everywhere a
pinching. narrow habit; scanty meals.
and an air of sluttishness and dirt. In
the first room there is birth. in the
second a death. in third a sordid drink
ing bout. And the detective and the
Bible reader cross upon the stairs
This is graphic language and not exag-
geration. He might have sid much more
He omitted all reference to the drunken
ness of the people of his native city which
surpasses that of any other place on
earth. civilized or savage. except the
staid and solemn old town of Dundee.
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His Family a Hardy One.

1t must be remembered that Stevenson
was consumptive and peculiarly suscep-
table to climatic influences from his ear
Hest days. And that is strange, because
his father and grandfathers for three
generations back, since 1887, have been
engineers. building and looking after the
lighthouses on the bleak coast Of Scot
land The present superintendent of
Scottish lighthouses. Mr.. David Allan
Stevenson. Is the sixth member of the
family who has held that post. They
have built some of the most difficult and
dangerous character. and have been ac-
custOmed to all kinds of weather and
compelled to endure constant exposure
and danger. not only from the stormy
North sea. but from the cruel cliffs that
lie along that desolate coast:
These are Thy works. o Father; these Thy
crowns.
Along the following sunset and all night
Among the unnumbered stars Of God they shine
Stevenson was very proud of his ances-
try and the achievements of his father
and his grandfather and the blessings
they brought to the stOrm-tOssed mari
ners.' He frequently pays them tributes
in his writings. His father was deeply
disappointed because Roberts delicate
heath and literary disposition did not
permit him to follow the same profess
sion.
The Writer'S Characteristics.
The son inherited the slight constitu-
ton. the quick and brilliant intelligence
the deep sentiment and imagination and
The un6ercurrent of humor and oddly
which gave his mother a no less distinct
individuality than that of his father
She showed the same characteristics Rob-
ert inherited from her. He had her quaint
sayings. her eccentric ways. and her
dreamy moods.
fria lou ho u
mitted to the bar His mother wanted
him to be minister. but he declined
They tried him at several other things
and sent him to the University Of Edin-
gree. but the lean. slim, delicate lad with
long, brown hair. and soft. whimsical
eyes cared more for romance than for
mathematics. and embellshed his note
book with rhymes that were sometimes
tender and sometime tart.
His maternal. grandfather Rev. Dr. Bal
four a pale. TALL venerable man with
snowy hair, was pastor of the PresDyte-
rian Church at Colinton. and Is described
in ''The Manse." On the fathers side
Calvinists, and the author was brought
I'D In the strictest manner. From early
childhood he was educated in a deeply
rooted knowledge OF the Bloc, the West
minister ,Catechism. Fox's Book Of Myr-
tyrs, and the "Pales Of the Covenanters.'
which divided his time and attention with
the poems Of Allen Ramsey and Robert
Burns and the historic novels of Sir
Walter Scott. The inflexible Calvinism
of his father was softened to him by his
mothers sweetness of nature and bright
ness of faith. and. when he grew to man
hood he made creed of his own which
is expressed in the prayer l have quoted
and in other Of his writings.
There are many people here who knew
Stevenson in boyhood and relate many
| anecdotes Of his peculiarlties. for, like all
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He Hit Hard Sometimes.

Some OF Stevenson's pictures of Edin-
burgh gave offense to the people of that
city. They were very severe in their
condemnation. year or SO after he re-
piled to his critics. and said among other
things: II have never written a book
about Glasgow as II that atoned for thu
hard words he had said about his own
native town. Here are some Of the de-
scriptions which attracted criticism:
Few places. II any, offer a more bar
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men of genius, he had them very dis
tinctly in his manners. in his dress and
in his habits. He was fond Of bright
colors and wore ridiculous costumes even
when he was a child And when he came
to be man he went about the streets in
blue velvet coats flaming yellow ties and
queer hats that he picked up somewhere,
nobody knew where. He wore his hair
long upon his neck and in other ways he
attracted ridicule by his attire but he
seemed to enjoy it, was never annoyed by
the stares and the criticisms he constant
ly met with, but in later life he gradually
modified his dress and once wrote from
Samoa that he had adopted orthodox
coats and ties.
His Hunt for Life and Health.
He was scarcely out of the university
when he was compelled to leave Edin-
burgh on account of the climate. He tried
many places before he found one where
his lungs would let him live. His wander
ings brought no permanent Improvement
to his health, but undoubtedly prolonged
his life. He wouldn't have survived hve
years if he had remained in Edinburgh.
He spent much time in the United
States-in the Adirondacks. in Arizona and
in California until in 1880. " lille sailing
about the South seas he visited Samoa
and became so fascinated with the eli
mate and the people that he bought
mountainside and built himself a home
among the palms He spent several
years in building and retaining land.
They were the happiest years Of his life.
He practically gave up personal commu-
nication with the outside world. except
through his pen and his publisher. until
his death.
While he was visiting in California. in
1870. he met Mrs. Fannie Van de Grift
Osbourne of Indiana, a young grass
widow who was living with her sister at
Monterey. He fell in love with her and
married her in the following spring. She
was a devoted wife and an ideal COM
panion for man of his genius and pecu-
l;ari;ies. And he wrote Of her short
time before his death:
Teacher tender comrade wife
fellow farer. true through life,
Heart whole and soul free.
Ray q
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For DIR. Pierce's Family Medicines.

We shall
We
afflicted the gentler than them Dr.
Medical Adviser
bound cloth postpaid
only,
whether young DID, should
physician plain great book Write Address
WORLDS DISPENSARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION R. v Pierce
NJ D. Pres, o63 Main Street, Buffalo, n Y.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-12-10
Brave Engineer Scaled to Death in
Hic Cab.

Statesbofo, Ga, Spcc;al.-Remain-
ing at his post Though dangcr
threatened, A. a. Reppard, n son o.
the late well-known lumberman. H..
d. Reppard, of Savannah. was slowl Z
scaldedp to death when his cng:n )
turned over and p.nncd him in d =
wrcckagc. one mile from Aaron. Gs 4.
On the Savannah, Augusta G Mort :
ern Railway. Twenty passengers I
a cabocse that with the engine mao .,
up the train had narrow escapes frci1
injury.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-12-10
Prominent Woman Suicides.

Bristol, II. l., Special.-Mrs. Erl'
ma Russell Cbescb.ough, aged g
years. wife Of Alfred <. Chescbroug 1,
Il wclI-Srown yacht designer OF III q
city. committed suicide bY shootii Z
herself ig tho heed with rcvolv' 8
She had been troubled with !nela v
cholia md insomnia for some tin b
She was the daughter Of former Lie'i:.
tenant Governor Jonathan Rr'scu
Bullock. 4
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-12-10
TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
Mr.. Roosevelt Makes Recommendations
Concerning Needed Legislation
the IIATIOfI PROSPEROUS

recommendations Covering o Vide
eanse Of Sabjects-Financcs Com.
pinations, transportation. Natural
Resources ard Other Interesting
acpics Brought to tho Attention Of
C1- L.-wE--aking Eocy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-29

rect hef ta cupe dluuef for hun aH Sunday he aetef would have m1tliaH hia I'm hunt cotton rxraedfurizz as it aa- tHe Hrst tfm,. He asked h,r i.s eout dinner. aud he t1ts. that uv [
 fao raaa To employ 2 caak Nlrz Col= ion ls alleged further ta have told her husband that she=dfd uat iayc him aHd married hm ouh because her aunt suggested II. and tn cap it all sb, hired worth et furniture anal eHfrets n tn,a flat Shs i= aoN Wita bsF r.latjve-.
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EDITOR GIRL.
 SUES LIEUTENANT

day The case is that in which Mary Masseth. Detroit girl went through a marriage ceremony with Lieut. Haz- Massath acted in good faith but the lieutenant had wife and children in Oakland. Cal His behavior in that matter and others was such that hc was brought before retiring boar and sent back to private life, but not punished.
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WONDERS CLAIMED FOR THE
 LYNNOSCOPE BY ITS INVENTOR

as- #-s connected h, a#H- f a.rE#5 n. ....H#fs Ehes. instruments aH =I.e.ts# tH# tsan=mr.r tHa r--
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NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY.

Good house. four furnished rooms and crehr. Int e5xfto. Second avenue. onlv $50n Bnvey X Dawson. House. 9 furnished rooms clshe. cellar, water connection. etc. lot 5Oxl4O, Third avenue; only $375 If sold by Aue. 20. Royey X Davidson We have houses and cabins, furnish cd and unfurushcd, for rent ani sale Bovey X Dayison. Mining claims to ltase and for sale. Bavey X Davison
 IT you desire to make a safe invest ment see what we have to offer. Bo- vcy X Davison.
 We have number of business loca- tions on Front street for sale or rent. 5ovey 6 Davison's Real Estate and
 Mining Exchange, 9 Steadman Ave. Phone Black g. Notary Public, Employment Agency. Collections, Auetioneer.
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ags. ADAMS APPOINTED
 SCHOOL TEACHER.

N meeting ol fae aeheel board hcl Ist evening Mr# Edua Little Adams rF- 1rr"utrd aa teacher Tor The aumHs ye4r Nr Adams is highl# rdt=fHsd zeamuu and Wiu be Il vaI= u1hl= 4equi itiou ta the =ehaol
 uue mure appointment remains te hr made. a Misa StaadTey. Who Vas a,-HFHaute8 Hia written Inc hoard that anJIr greatly aprrerintnf hef r.-aII ointment. she is unable fa re= tuH - Nome
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WHILE M LONDON YOU M4Y TAKE i PEEP AT
 PEklN


 IG aa za
 +ta London uf esaH Taa f- what sea can ae vHH H# hymn al. H claimed rz John WeT5==Hy I.m. ta inventor. TH,zz mn. tzH a0EzEa.uaE-- ae r..r#= ar #Ha aH-.....-z= .# eH hi= haH I a. a..aa I... reflects ans .afHzEaH rHE WusT II.t.Ez I.H.-# Y ..Ia=a .HE p.r#HH f. -. .H f.H=#H. #=# HI7HHr tHHH- az za.H# .zzza=-.sz--zz=. .. z4 tHeE atHa lat tHaH.
 HHe gHaa.Ha #...#=H= =.t HH#. #z== tEEt lU-IEHH. E==s -la a..a H raaseuue #aa= #a mHFHH HH#
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H.f#E ..## uaH tt an auJt#Har. lf a n.tsza.. any I.s#dea ths1ter Hy uz= Hs meaHs mol B living giuematn- eaaHa .-raa la1 aH actual rgH alieH =# s.#HE u# #a# secured perfect ..H.#..a. a.snuss af fs6 miles
 #aaaf=HH.I -e=ass ~H t.a5a= ...a= Ia .>Iaaa.n.aI H Ae.-ma- ...a ta'a=.= -.E a= t =l.., If a ft= .Hz Eur. U5H .afafe.u u,i#. He
 %-#f.r-- a,Ht--- ..Hvt hum to the aa.#.f=#f. of s.fae eH7sI worked on f.r H.#. ,.aa. x .gNnrmsuted fa aH laboratory FH #aiarHas h. @##7 rHrf #-..e= H-i.m= thrurh clr- aa5 eaaa f4.a ir#muef 5H ta- ..Er re tHwaf uafe uas haIa . fH# H#a H#. 6Har. a4# H=se9d aH#= in rta uH#HH. KIr IyHa hos H.eH Ha aHlalfa IHama f4FaFtIess J5=- e"eaH.e- taa + t#aa rs =aaN Udat he uF aH hsfaHH ae committee If #si,U= Hue aNp,6t= TN
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BRIDE BALKS AT
 COOKING DINNER

@t& FRANCISCO. AHf. Aftar but ts#= dak= mole thau ane maHtH ef x eeitau. ys#t,rday sued Josephine Lillian Cotton for diVWHe eHargiHg srurIa Gaffau'z chief causc af e"m= pJjHI Wa that Hs wife refused to cook aim I Suudlf evening dinner fiji weekly diuuers hr had down town. but ou their first Sunday at home he krI hor tu prepare the meal Mrs
 'aItaH answered that had s1e thought n.. aeaid be 90 unreasonable as to cx-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-29

East ia4mers la the AnIiraaes wiH b" a welcome huau tp Nsa Zaaaudea 1Hd Australians Wh" Haty had tu be ."tteut aith service that on tHe Al nHtie became auti1uatcd several de- .ade= ago. %o statement la# yaf baat given "ut hy the company as uo tH# tsamaf- thez win secure. but 1t k he= i.Eei they will be purchased and mol rHiit. as ia thc latter event a year of more would be lost
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EVELYN
 FOR A TITLE
Nuggets Special Service.

&ftX iut;k. NuE gg l. r. ry- rurtHd heu fhat fasHa ThaW i- uoV 'Wte tn,,k" NIth man who Is heir ta d EHItEn ltle
 TH pair h-te been seen several time together q l. eaid. and thc matter l. expected hy many to eulmiuate iu B marriage The W1n iu th, c4se t. n =leHdthrifi api absolutely Northla#s
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FAST STEAMERS
 FOR AUSTRALIA

VICTORIA Aae. < Hsrarsh Ju=f received from giflWI sIt. tH4t aI- Iduesm,Hts have hrrH maud, nifh tHa government tp extend thr subsidy ta the cauadian-Auslfaran lmr fer a lte- riod of five years fh. company =a haH- ehtted agreeing te accelerate tha -ere- iee b. uFFsiHe .Hrye ao-RHat boats for Imme#lat. u#z The u-" arrange meHt goes into effect at once.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-29
PROSPERITY THE WORD
 ALONG THE KOUGAROK

one of fhe bsat known mining mgH af the district Waa has just aetarHsl from Che kauzarak district reports that ~eetion a- pr.-,Haua alI tlr arr.1s- UUers Hf FTHsi siHrEfy
 <-vstHt f#ItH= arr working nH Iu extensive saaI.. and t.# la.k af water l- t#e aHta aHHWH#yk
 uu Na above CaaaaHt discovery NsNaa1Efe I- aaHeius Hs. m.n HaH
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HHaa #.aaaaa Hs faI- tH#.
 BFsbd##H tx usHE Eaut Wifh good .fe#t ou ihe Casey claim
 SzaH. tx ateutHE further down en tr Hta 5H .f toe kuHstrrk He is a'sH uEh.Ha .r Dreamy rulea and H lnses.r ? aast,.r In each uf the thrae Hf.r-Ha h. F. ra##IHa f.Hr gfHf# lI- H@ .> fs#t "f F4Y G#-ger HaHu x Iu .HHEEs
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=araptr team
 nalBu and MeFaddeH have eamrief- cd theIr ditch ta Nn and are r.4ls ja sHi..
 SHauEfHassy Iz working ou Na z
 k#Tuh.5 5z aH N z and H1s f#ar mgn mierg
 Blum has Ion men and fHrs- s#flrrs# HH NJ < rat Hr tHH foot square Hs= t..H -srprrd and Hae HHabahaz
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-29

The Hcwctt Moving Picture and Dramatic Co. win open in the Eagle Hall on Monday evening. Some of the finest moving pictures ever shown and new to Nome residents.
 Have you tried the Maraschino cher ries dipped in chocolate, at Kappel- mans?
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-29
NEW INDUSTRY IN NOME.

Our Mattress and rM#s fI4-r Far- tory is nets in operation, and 1e iu- Nite the people of Nome and tHe mmef. Go call and see eur piauU Haer you ever seen q factory Iu epera,iaae Come and see how mattre-ses ara made Lv
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CHURCHES
 TOMORROW
Methodist Episcopal Church.

F. Y. E. Dunlap pastor. Morning erviee at II. Subject ''Thr Certainty of Divine Help" In the evening at 7.ll thc choir Wm eipe "Jrrasal,u.. a serirtur oratofie-e.mlala, by Charles Il Gabriel arranged as follows Introduction ......... Instrumental Was Glad ......--#-.--.....- Fun chorus Jcrusal'm SoI- and alto solos, sop.
 and ten. duet and chorus.
 Jerusalem the Golden Ten. anl bass solos ten. and alto duet and
 run chorus.
 Praise tnc Lord Solo obllgato and
 chorus -.......-....... Mrs. Wheeler Irsus in the Temple Solo and cho- rus ............ Miss Mamie Wheeler Glory in thc Highest ..... Fun chorus For,bodings .... Soprano and alto duet Beautiful fer Situation Tenor reel
 tation ................ Mir cowden Q Clap Your Hands -..... Full chorus The Voice in the Sght - solo....
 ..........-..... Miss Helen Hettricli City of Our God ..--... Ladies quartet l ii"1stHiia -------.... Full cAnrus Hail Our Risen King .-............ ....-..---- Quartet and semi-chorus \ Mighty Fortress .... German Choral City Of Rest Solo and chorus. ..... 1 -,.-.--.....- ...-. Mrs. Nhecle- Hnsanna in thr Highest ............
 ..............-.... Closing Chorus
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C Me Felix

The steam hir senator Will leave st. Michael It 1o o'clock tonight She Will call at solomon to pick up light CT bad of machinery She Will satl far Seattle al h o'clock Sunday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-29
Christian Science.

Services at Womans Club rooms on Steadman avenue. Sunday at $ p. m. Subject. "Jesus Christ" Also Wed nesday at D. m. All are cordially in vited to attend these services.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-29
EXHIBITS
 THE BRICK
Nuggets Special 5erv,es.

SPRINGFIELD. Aug 21. The brick with which the uronibitionist candidate for the presidency was struck during the race riots some time ago in this city. is noN. on exhibition in the window of a saloon in this city.
 Tine humble brick has been gaily dec urdted and hears the motto
 Down with thirst. Have another on me"
 The enterprising saloon keeper has tEe satisfaction of seeing crowds daily grinning in front of his establishment
 Granite Minina Candle. are tn. best.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-29
Pilgrim Congregational.

Usual morning service with congre- gatlonal singing. Subject of the eve ming discourse. "The Simplicity of Sal vatinn. Music bv the choir An them. Lord of the Worlds Above" J Kinkle Solo. Miss Suenderman. Nearer. My God. to Thee" by Henry Parker
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Sl,OOO,OOO BLAZE IN
 THE CITY OF LONDON

raH#sr inflicted aH umaHHt ta ti .aua Huu and tHU lives are feIefi.d fa .a4a
  been ust During fHe a,uHaEfitiH the military was called out te 1il tHy
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fir# HHHaaa= ; fHe blaze rrmsd for T ftH# fa #az# H#F es##HI#frIt aes suuH .suHr4H.
 A6sf ,zslaI Haaf aH HarE | Aa#. HrEEHE.r. ,Xtiunui he'd
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St. MarY,s Episcopal Church.

Services win be held at St. Mary's Episcopal church tomorrow at II a. m
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-29

power machinery up ta date We manufacture the finest and pretticss SILK FLOSS MATTRESS. pillows aui cushions. also FELT and COTTON MATTRESSES. In fact all kinds Every one guaranteed CLEAN and SANITARY.
 PLUME HOSE is another speciality. We sew ours with gill net twinc and GUARANTEE EVERY FOOT NOT TO RIP IN SEAM.
 Don't send outside Ii will be to your advantage to trade with us. Give ms call old mattresses renovated. NOME PLUME HOSE AND MAT
 TRESS co. Old Seward Telephone Bldg. Q Street.
 F. Braten. upholsterer. 4th and steadman ave. Work at your own house.
 Lemp's Extra Pale Imported Drah Beer at the Board of Trade.
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WENT THROUGH MARRIAGE GER E@oNY. BUT HE ALREADY
 HAD WIFE.
Nuggets Special Service.

DETROIT. Aug. 2S. Mary MlssetE against Russell F. Hazard is the title .ef suit which appears on the entry booH in the county clerks office to-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-29

Lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draf Beer at the Board of Trade.
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Nuggets Special Service.

I8&be& Aa= great ae# occurred Haar ez# Read a=e HteHH
 and u#aTa bleeH ,sta a-H.Hra THa
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EAGIE DANCE.

na mot fafgtt that next Saturday evening wa be the one for the his EIeI.. dance at Eagle hall
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Go to the North Pole

Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only coffee boaae in town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-29

Edaeworth Tobacco at Yorlys.
 imported Coburger draft beer on tap at Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-29

Rlatz Welner Beer at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-29

imported coburger draft beer on tar lt Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-29

Miss l.. r. Thomas has opened q lypewriting and stenographic exehangs on Second street opposite the Masoni, Temple.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-29

Lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-29

Blatz Wsiner Beer at the Bank.
 Seraper teams for hire. 2t4 First lvenue
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-29

Granite minina Candle. are tn. best