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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-04-23
NUMBER %
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Snapshots at Their Comings and Goings
Here for Vacation, or Away
for RestfuI Outing.
NAMES OF VISITORS AND VISITED

Blddls Lynch, of Ayr township
was business visitor to town on
Monday.
Miss Ella McQuade of Altoona
is visiting friends IN this place.
Harry Suders, of Altoona, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Suders, of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Stevens Of
Laidig were pleasant and profit
able callers at this office on Mon
day.
MIR. Campbell Patterson Web
ster Mills progressive merchant
was a business visitor on Tues.
day.
Miss lola Mellott and sister
Myrtle, of Pleasant Ridge called
at the News office while in town
Monday.
Russell Layton and mother,
Mrs. E. j. Layton, OF Bethel
township spent a few hours IN
McConnellsburg last Thursday.
Mr.. D. J. Miller and daughter
Maye and son Floyd, of Gracey
were among the visitors at the
County Seat last Thursday.
W. W. II. Kline and D. Oakman
two of the good citizens of Lash.
ley, in Union township, were
pleasant callers at our office on
Monday.
Mrs. Geo. F. Metzler, of Har.
risonville, accompanied by her
daughter Thelm |, left last Satur-
day to visit her sons In Philadel.
phia and Atlantic City.
John Spangler, student at the
State College, has been spending
his Easter vacation at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Spangler IN this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Downs, of
Everett, spent part of this week
with Mrs. Downs parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Bender. Rob-
ert reports the barbering busl-
ness in hourishlng condition in
Everett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wagner
of Mercersburg, and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mackey and children
of Knobsvllle, spent Saturday
and Sundry very pleasantly In
the home of Mr.. aud Mrs. Cyrus
Wagner of the Cove.
Miss Irvle Hull, who for sever
al years, has been holding a re-
sponsible and lucrative position
IN New YORK City, as stenogra-
pher and typewriter, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Hull on Flrst street.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Mace and
daug ghter Jessie Mrs. John Hoov-
err of Cham bersburg, came over
to McConnellsburg last Thurs
day. Mr.. Mace returned home
Saturday, and Mrs. Mace and
Jessie went Monday.
Scott Dickson, a member of e.
M. Taylor's corps of engineers
in the service of the Pennsylva.
mia Highway department, now
working In York county, was in
this place with relatives over
Sunday.
So satisfactory was the work
of Miss Barbara Martin as teach
er of school near Tyrone during
the past winter, that her Board,
presented her with check of
twenty-five dollars extra salary,
on the last day of the term.
Frank Bare, the hustllng mer.
chant from Fort Llttleton, lett on
Monday for the Eastern cities,
where he will purchase a full line
of summer goods. He will have
bargains galore for his many Gus
toners, when his goods are re-
ceiyed. ~
Paul |. Johnston, who holds a
responsible position IN the Land
Title Trust Building, Philadel-
phia, with the Barratt Mapufsct-
urng Company, was at bone
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. K. Johnston, from Saturday
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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-11-19
Methodists Hold Annual
Meeting

The regular meeting of the official
board of the M. E. church was held
Friday evening November the 9Th
1908 in the basement parlors OF the
church, there being present, Rev. Wal
lace, F. w. Ehred, G. A. Fead, G.
A. Warner, r. A.. Lathrop, w. +.
Elliott, M. N. Mallory and J.. D. Fol-
ely. Upon motion made and carried
r. A. Lathrop was chosen Treasurer
and j. D. Foley secretary for the en-
suing year, Rev. Wallace presiding.
Upon recommendation of the board
Rev. Wallace appointed the following
financial committee, F. w. Ehred, M.
N. Mallory, G. A. Fead, r. A. Lath-
rop, c. S. shippy, W. E. Elliott, b. I.
Standley and ]. D. Foley OF which Mr..
Ehred was appointed chairman. A
standing committee a also appoint
ed consisting OF the superintendent OF
Sunday School, president OF the Lad
les Aid, president of Epworth League,
.wo trustees, and two stewards. The
following compose this committee at
present, F. w. Ehred and Mrs. F. w.
Ehred, E. S. johnson, Mrs. F. E. Will
liams and r. A. Lathrop, stewards,
c. S. Shippy and H. I. STANDBY,
trustees.
The general business affairs OF the
church were discussed and Rev. Wal
lace gave in report of his work in liq-
uidating the church indebtedness. The
church and parsonage now stands fret
of incumbrance, it having been fully
paid by the 81, 900 pledge notes which
Rev. Wallace secured. These were
all reported paid except a few which
are expected to be paid at some time
soon. The board c~ongratulates Rev
Wallace on his successful work ir
both business and spiritual conduct o:
the church affairs. The financial com
mittee would appreciate it, If those il
the habit of contributing to the church
would make their Offering yo%luntaril!
to the treasurer or some member of tn
committee and thus eliminate the ne
cessity of so much personal solicita
ton.
During the evening plans were dis
cussed for organizing a branch OF tn
Methodist Brotherhood in the nea
future. No further business comini
before the board the meeting was ad
joupned.
J.. D.. FOLEY, Secy.
R.. A. LATHROP, Treas.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-11-19
School Meeting.

A meeting Of school officers of
Steele county met in response to a
call by the County Superintendent in
the opera house in Hope, at II O'Clock
a.. M, Nov. 9Th. The meeting was
opened with Supt. Miller in the chair.
On motion Supt. Miller was elected
chairman.
On motion II. w. Ehred was elected
secretary.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and on motion approved.
The question OF when and how to
hire teachers was opened for dis
cussion by Supt. Miller and followed
by E. H. Badger and others.
During the discussion Supt. w. l..
Stockwell entered and gave a very
interesting talk along the line of CO.
operation with the County Supt. in
the matter of hiring teachers.
The meeting was then adjourned un-
til 1870 p. m.
At the specified time the meeting
was r%econvened.
The afternoon program was opened
up with a song by the fourth grade OF
the Hope High School. The class
was in charge of Miss Murray and
Supt. Pierson and was rendered in a
manner that reflected a.great deal OF
credit upon the instructions given in
the Hope school.
The song was followed by a very
interesting and able address by w. L.
Stockwell on the duties of the school
officers and the function of the school.
"Free and Uniform. Textbooks
was then taken up for discussion.
A list of books that had been select
ed during the summer by the county
Supt. and the teachers at Summer
School was read and discussed. On
motion it was voted that the selected
list of books be recommended fol
adoption in all the schools in Steele
County.
After a few more short discussions
the meeting adjourned subject to the
call of the executive committee.-XXH
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-11-19
Foot Ball.

After trying all the available. teams
around this vicinity for a game OF
football to be played at Hope and
being disappointed a, the last minute
by the Cooperstown team, our boys
as a last resort went up to Aneta to
meet the husky team of that place.
Aneta won the toss-up and received
the kickoff. 1t was apparent from
the first down all through the game
that Hope team greatly o%utclassed
their opponents in every phase OF the
game with the exception of weight in
which our boys were shy about ten
pounds to the man
One of the very noticeable features
of the game was the team work OF the
Hope boys which was remarkable tor
the short time the team has been play
ing and reflects great credit on the
boys and makes the outlook for a
championship team next year very
optimistic and the citizens OF Hope
should feel proud over the record
made by the boys this year.
Griffin, the captainand fall-back was
a sure ground gamer in time of need
and made a sensational getaway
about ten minutes before the close OF
the game scoring the second touch.
down of the game, the first also hav-
ing been made byhim after the ball
had been carried almost the whole
length of the field by straight football
Other features especially deserving
of mention were the line crashing o
Ferris and Ehred's head work in run
ming the team, Tillitson's fast foo
work on the forward passes and Carl
toms IS yard run.
The game ended Ito o in favor o
Hope with the ball on Aneta's2 yart
line.
The team was accompanied b!
several of the High School girls will
Miss Murray IS chaperon and tn
many complimentary remarks wer'
heard on the quality of roofing dom
by the girls.
The officials were Abbot OF Aneta
umpire and Johnson Of Hope, referee
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-11-19
School Notes.
FLOUR!

Buy your winters supply now.
Price $2.85, in five sack lots.
Either at the mill or Kraabel-
Donaldson & Co.'S. store. Every
sack guaranteed tirst,class or
money refunded.
G.. S. MOORES.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-11-19
frightened to Death,

While E. M. Fuller was driving
in from his farm yesterday in
his auto he passed a man on the
road with a team. The team be-
came frightened and one of the
horses dropped stone dead. The
only cause that can be attributed
to the occurrence is that the
animal was frightened to death.
Similar occurrences to this hap
pened near Hannaford and
.Aneta. about two weeks ago.
Don't forget the Band concert
and dance in the Opera House
Thanksgiving night.
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Skins Scarce.
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 FORT YUKON. Jhu. I6. - Jules Marian, the mail supcrin- tendent of the Northern Navigation Company, was here for q short time last week. He went from here to Rampant and the Hot Springs.
 The Indians have been bringing in quite few fox and lynx skin, of late, but they say they are rot very plentiful al the present time.
 Miss Woods, the postmistresN and missionary has distributed among the Indians a large number of.presents sent in before the close of navigation.
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AST ERN STAR
ELECTS OFFICERS

At | meeting uf Ntlsir chapter Na l. ordsr of the Elstem S.-a-= =a.t- .4aI.l "H Monday evening a.. G.HH.r. a# at which tae following #t=al- azf "I.esea fnr thr ensuing rt##
 Worthy Matrpu. Nt- NUs L. FHs- F"rHId. patron. John 2, f3es#= t-=aaf- ate masupu. Nr- EH.f E. uaH-. #=s- r tus Mi-~ MuheI s.aGe. H4-H.s Mrs. Anna ' csr.teus. eeadueae Mrs Mary . t1rff a4-eafatt. aaa. doefa=sa He#- AaH WH.fea. trustees. JezerH r. ff~a Mrs. Ena ,tiie and Alr= Eaada C. Mueller
 The installation af agJr,rz al.."s Uaf take fitc' at Masonic trmia,.. .a n. evening pf Weduradae nex# F.HH#ae
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To Dredge h1iHoo.a.
Na9ges's Spsetal lServ,ca
 I-ANtItN--. -L.tt

Nuggets spse.al serwea-
 BAMPARr. Als,Ea dan. az. Gfeat preparations g'e ne Haar oa AIiueek creek laf t#= H.eds.a. propositions which Wi.l ..E ta;- sumWef
 Many pfe-lc.la,, haze am- in from Patterson auG sullivan creeks to file their location Iauccs aau also 10 file then aaIdaylts .1 labor iof ground thes have represented
 \ great mam mr~ ale ..uu- iu.
 The Yukon O.5et of P.a.ge.- at their meeting oH Tuesday haa -. out of 65 memiets pre>er, < A Heater i, the e.egate .t ,ae grand camp meeting dt )dW .a.
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ra;ionalIy. Petersen is not quite so well, but he has made attempts to utter words
 According t0 thcr appearance al the present time they are almost certain to recover, but many days must elapse be- fore full convalescence can be expected
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FIRST CANDLE
 LITIGATION

The first litigation to have occurred in connection with Candle mining prop erty is now about to come mp in the dis trict court here. and several witnesses have just arrived to give evidence in il.
 The case is Robinson vs. Fox, and amongst those who have come here specially from Candle to testify are Jack Mccartney. Dune Mcdonald and Alec Mcintosh
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OFFICERS
 ELECTED

The mrmb.r- ul fbc Jua.pruapnt orGer=at Odd fr..ass ~ho are re- : dont~ Q. Nom. mrt last night in tae hali the ~eH, of the North ta form a club
 oi tLr club. l. Bosu,on was elect ed io the presidency: N. II. Pearson, vice president; Arthur Gibson, seere- tarN; \. C. Craig, treas surer.
 -Au executive committee, cumposed ei lhe president. vice president and secretary. was provided for, and with them were lefI all arrangement, pcraulus fu The establishment of a .odge
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REFERENDUM VOTE
 FOR LIBRARY

Ift- BON the sHteuf aa tn aefer the HatfeFet Ffeftia- e euueg#e l.brarg ta the fotgr~ ef Nomeat the time ct the >shHai haari election next May
 N@a hn- aseu already sent ta Dele- -a'r Gale and Governor Hogsut. d. to'd before. ra u-e theu influence towards having pI~~ed bll. thar HiiI
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FAL SEE ALARM.

Word was telephoned to the fire de- partemnt this morning about II O. clock that a fire had broken out in Morte Atkinson's residence. and tine department rushed to the place only to find that the alarm was a false one. The police are now looking for the gen ius who conceived the brilliant idea
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ElGHTEEN MURDERED DOLLAR
 PANS IN TIVE

been recently taken out al the new diggings in the Koyukuk.
 Cleveland describes the strike as one of the richest known in the history of gold mining. and an immense stampede k almost
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permit lhe mautelHaatg to support library given by Mr Carnegie. The council does not Naov, of course, wheth- CT OF moi the people af the city wiIl he willing tu an increase iu the taxation tor such parpn-,- and the referendum Vote ~ill be taken 10 ascertain thelr ly~ire, iu le matter
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certain to take place.
 All the miners along the Koyu kuk river are concentrating on the scene of the find. and quite a camp k beginning ta spring up There can Ho longer bcany
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WIRELESS IS
 A FAILURE:

owing to tho inability of fbc uifa- iezs station to work. tsr people htf- have petitioned tho .~ar department t1 g.t stronger electrical dyuamos. m. sisual corps meh in charge has. gone hack to Fort Gibbou
 Rev. t. F. Rice has gone in Ram. pat for the next month
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HOCKEY CAME.

The two hoeEey teani~ #H5gh played >o close z1methi~ week will play again next Tuc~daT st the Golden Gate rink. aad d splendid contest nay he expected. The game will staft at Ssso -rarp.
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ARRIVE AT HOT SPRINGS,

George sc,uou and John $. cop., a.- sed al the Hat Spring, yesterday pf- tarHoon al 1 o'clock, \ eeFy ar. a party oi Nome prominent people use now Il the Springs and euuy ylaz a glorious time
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VISITORS COME FROM CANDLE.

Several Candle people are now in Nome, having just arrived here. Amongst them are Jack Griffin and Joe Jean who are well-kuown in the north ern camp.
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example. f l- said. aHd several almost equally record prospects have Htrt .aBHd ut many.
 tt k aIUH~H certain thTf , now #. important e.t# af'' a##~e aa ttn spot a' 0E#e
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Ms MOVES COMES
 ON BLATCHF0RD TEAM

Ar~. IT,. (. >oye- gam. .uaa nom t"rt t.c..f,t uiehr aith ". I,am uf f'f"> E'a'ci.t"5.' Percy a..ua tte tts1t~ hsatH aud th,. weathet. bad and IT" rn ~a-a ruu hone
 .i"-tts a'a.r iialiala H.ue fHeiiI4 fe { ..t'..ie in.~.v ard on,-laif #d4.- and tl-'' l.'. has tH. | t,reet,t from rlle rf- Ie'i "I li'."petttl"n recently performed "n him il. ii"lN Gross hospital.
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CHURCHES
 TOMORROW

l. A- r. p-hlap. pastor. Morning service, II a. m. Suh5err. ~sli>under. stood Music by the ,arpiiee choir.
 Evening service. 7:45. Subject. "A short Bed and Narrow Coyerino s Hpeciai music will be an anthem. solo and duet.
 The Ep"orth League will give ieap-year social Monday evening in the church parlor> No admission will be charged
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NINING IH NEWS OF
 CAHDsE: NOHlEGTES

E@ate aH HydeeHar. .ss#..1 sf. h.see-i a###H en Galaz== #s,lE la- winter 1#HaEa'lg ta r-az= a.a t4t. lH-t saHH= nam that ~a.==
 tstu W.H ### J8Hp- a HI. fte pai~yz k+Husds f7 v.a - r. amt Att- &Hts. t-er.rtt
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DANCE POSTPONED.

The Nome Brass Band will not give its dance on February 29 as was an- nounced, but is postponed till later to allow the members to learn some Of the latest music which arrived from the outside on the last mail
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Nome Nugget, slo per year.
ConareaatLsnaL ServIces.

lt.fa~ morning -tsaatIonsl ze iass serman tA.a. aMMfame I=G." h n" evening HH=Is bs fH, 4HH and chorus antha# aset and sat. Topic 'f evening ana4 .l r.i#e a# Praphrcic=
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-Araaf#aa- fH#=H #sffeH# H#e,aHzz UrtH#s# rH hy tra iirwa from thr Ewuauk a .#aa srlet'. EaH# aa Ea.Ja creek. n @f1. -esH=.., era ,or.H#at eazd in the #sro.1 of ula ~f f.
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KOvJyKgDK

doubt that if k oro af inc great c-t strikes made .a AIa,ka and that if Hiil at lea~t -sH. fhu-. made in Nome. BaH-ol and Fairhauf~.
 ihn @I,9lh pan -Ha4u at k uot by any mean aH j~uialrd
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|. o. o. F.

All Odd Fellows are requested to meet at Sons of the North hall on Friday evening at s o'clock. Feb. gl Business of importance demands your attention.
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ASPHYXIATED MEN
 WILL GET WELL

The two men, Erickson and Petersen, who were found asphyxiated in the cabin near the cemetery on the day be-
 fore yesterday, now show infallible signs oi recovery. Erickson had re- gained full consciousness this morning at o'clock, and was able to speak
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Nuggets Special Service.

cTRCL ECiTY. Feb ap.-The Birch creek digging are the scene ef quite an activity. Cow" Miller has just completed the contract for hauling for Berry and O'Shea to Eagle creek loo tons of machinery and many loads of zluiee lumber
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Fresh Peanut he per pound. pounds for sI.
 Lined Leather Mittens. pairs $l. az duck. lSc per yard. At the Nome Bazaar.
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If honor be your clothing. the suit will last lifetime. but if clothing be your honor. 1t will soon be worn threadbare.-William Arnot.
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"I see you print your bills-of- fare + English in this restaurant" I" said the diner
 -'Oh. yes." replied the waiter w. always call things hy their right names here"
 oh Do you. Well. bring me d little more oleomargarmc. please
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A new stage has been established by Mrs Ginivan of the Northern hotel. solomon. to run between that place and Nome. IL leaves the Golden Gate hotel every Monday and Friday morn ings al o'clock.
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Nuggets Special Service.

FAIRBANKS. Feb. 21.--Joe Mathews, of the Northern Com. mercial company, has just re- ceived word from Cleveland that pans worth sl,ooo each have
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Lemp's St. Louis Beer on draueht at The Club.
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HOCKEY.

The second match game is to be played between same teams on Tues day, February 25, at s;3o p. m. at the Golden Gate rink.
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MORE THAN 5000
 ID THE BUCKET

strike ts praaab. aEe If he richest ever made Tn Alaska. 1T was first made ht Olson Hho found the pay at depth oi s0 feet un Nolan creek.
 Tom fi..i ard Tom shea have recent iy left the habuk for The scene of the strike which i, onll POO miles fror that stream
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Go to the North Pole

Bakery for the besf bread and fa-tr, The only coffee souze In town
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Lsmp's St. Louis Beer on draueht at The Club.
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LATER THAN
 JUNE 30, 1906

Special sale still on. and We are turning out rafts of goods every day, because the people have learned the bargains are genuine. Government stamp on each can guarantees our meats were packed subsequent to June 90, 1906.
 Boned Chicken. soc cans for ... 40 Boned Chicken. 35c cans for .2s Corned Beef. 2 ID. can for ... 20 Roast Beef. ID. can for ..........2 .23 Sliced Bacon. 35c can for ...... 20 Sliced Bacon 4oc glass for ,.......-25 oxford Sausage. 35c can for ..... 20
 And all other meats as cheap.
 Get our price list of other specials. A R C N E R. EW 2. c C C O. 4 R c H E R. E W N G q C O.
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Weekly Nugget sent outside to your home address this winter for soc
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BRINGS AN OUTFIT
TO KILLARNEY

Tine \. E. (. Company lrr moving np an outfit to Killarney bench, where the! will prospect for ths submarine beach line. \ general movement tt- wards that ncig ighborhocd is uuw ar. anu | k last becoming the center el actirlts
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50 LADIES
 NEAR CANDLE

rNovt the recrut arrival, from Can de state Ina, .lere are more than GO lauie, uouud Candle, Deer ing aud the kugrlk. and thal three babies were born there during the winter. The visitor, concluded bf plaialiyely re- marking that all the ladies but three have been already provided for
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-22

Services Sunday at ? D. m. at We mans Club rooms, Steadman avenue. Subject: Mind" All are cordially invited
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-22

Evening at Pilgrim church. February 25.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-22

Largest Billiard and Pool Room in Alaska at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-22

lemp's St. Louis Beer on drsught at The Club.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-22
BUY DROWNED OPPOSITE
 FRONT ST. FAIRBANKS

FAIRBANKS, Feb 2i One et the most reere5table occur faaaes recorded lege .n recent tIuc~ was lire drowning of Il child tu tac river opposite Front street yesterday.
 The little lad. Charles Robe. aJ~ playing With some eoHpan-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-22

We reduce life 10 the pettiress Of our daily living; We should exalt our living to the grandeur of life.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-22
BEN DERRICK GETS
HIS FACE FROZEN

tiru Derrick. who u#=Fet Hefa ai.t ai@I.i. experienced -aae. eat weather eff 'hr a8t from fi~ae aa Hat s> 6ter frtl#u.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-22

Granite Mining Candles are the best
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-22

Granite Mining Candles are the best.