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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-29
CHAIR IS NOT
HEREDITARY
BRYAN SAYS ROOSEVELT HAS NO
RIGHT TO APPOINT SUCCESSOR
DEMOCRATS TO PURIFY POL
TICS.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Oct. 20
AN, despite the rain, met immense
cheering crowds, conspicuous Tor the
number of working men among
them. The Democratic can lidlLe ex-
hlbits surprising vigor. ever though
it was after o'clock this morning
when ne retired and concluded the
hardest day Of his campaign.
We are appealing to the moral
sense of the country" he said at Os-
sining and other places, 'in our ef-
fort to purify politics and to secure
q disclosure of the source of the
campaign funds, that the people may
hhow before the election what infiu-
ehces are at work.
He everywhere assaiied the Re-
pub Dican party for, as he claimed,
causing the financial panic and busi-
htss depression.
In his speech here, which was list
ened to by great throng, Mr.. Bry-
an, referring to the presidents in
corsement of Mr.. Taft, said that 1.-The
president seems to find it necessary
TO lndorse his appointee over and
over again. If an Endorsement is
good enough.
attention was called by Mr.. Bry-
ar to the presidents action in the
campaign and he got a mighty out
.urst OF applause when he said that
IN Europe the king would give the
crown to his son, but in America the
president can not give the presiden-
oai chair to any one.
Speeches were made at Hastings.
aerrytown, Ossining, Peekskill, Cold
springs and Fishkill. Others were
s,neouled at Rhinecliff, Hudson.
Nannsaeler, Albany, Schenectady
and Troy.
=. What do you think of the signs,
"r' bryan?" the candidate was
osked, as he climbed into an auto
.Hooile for the trip to the station, to
TAKE the train.
-, mink the signs are improving
oil the time. expect to carry the
',re Middle West, as we'll as some
VI 'ne Eastern states. We viii have
enough and more. Nebraska is sure,
So think. is Ohio"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-29
GOING HOME
TO CAST VOTE
ALL GOVERNMENT ENPLoY1o
LEAVE FOR H0HE-TTw LEFT
AROUND CAPITOL BUILDING.

Washington, Oct. 29--The general
exodus OF voters from the District
o: Columbia has begun. Tho reduced
railway rates offered this year are
the best ever given by the railways.
Heretofore II was possible to- get
rates to points only In the middle
states. and few OF the Eastern
sta,es This year the voter may buy
ticket from Canada to Mexico aud
az far west as Denver. The reduced
rate this year makes II possible for
the resident OF the District OF CO.
lumbia to go home to vote at a cost
OF only 1-2 cents mile, when In
1904 the rate was 3 cents a mile.
The outgoing trains during the re-
mainder Of the week will carry sew
eral thousands voters In addition to
those who have already left the city.
Many c'erks use their annual leavs
OF absence for this purpose, and It
is difficult to estimate the exact
number Of voters who will havs
gene home by Tuesday. Henry M,
Camp, who has been in,rusted by the
republican campaign committe With
the task OF getting on, the republic
can residents estimates that there
are 10000 Republican voters In
Washington and that each OF these
influences two or three vo es in his
home state.
The government printers and the
employees Of the postc.ice department
usually exercise their privilege of GO
ing home to vote to greater extent
than the workers In the other
branches Of the government service.
j. is estimated that fury 60 per cent
Of the employees In these two depart
ments this year will go home to
vote. Already several hundreds OF
them have left the city. and it is
said that twice as many more will
go within the next three days. The
interior department, department Of
agriculture and other branches also
are represented in the general exo-
dus which began today. Those living
In the nearby states will not leave
until Sunday or Monday. The stu
alton as II is sized up by the cam
paign managers is evidenced by the
fact that both parties are exerting
every influence to induce the EN-
ployes who hail from Ohio. Indiana,
New York, Connecticut and Nebras-
ka to go home
Only a "corporal's guard will be
left at the capitol building. where
the employees. who are strictly poll
teal appointees outside OF civil sery-
ice rules, are all energetic campaign
workers in their home states. All
Of the employees and clerks at the
White House who desired TO go home
to vote were paid off today
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-29
THEY CAUSE
DISTURBANCE
WOMEN CHAIN THEMSELVES TO
POSTS so THAT POLICE CAN
NOT REMOVE THEM BAR
WOMEN FROM BUILDING.

London. Oct. 29.--Suffraget dis.
turbances have driven the police IL
the unusual course OF temporarily
closing the strangers and ladies'
galleries In the house Of commons
This was announced by the speaker
In response to q question from Pre-
mier AsQuith and Mr.. Balfour. thu
leader Of the opposition, as pariia.
ment was adjourned last night.
During the evening. while the
house was discussing the licensing 4
bill, a sensation was caused by the
display OF placard and sudden
shrill cries from the ladies' gallery,
demanding votes for women. while
simultaneously n bundle OF handbills
Auttered down from the strangers
gallery to the opposite end OF the
chamber and a man shouted; Jus
tice to women
Attendants hurried to the galleries
and the male offender was uncere-
moniously elected, but from the la
dies gallery sounds were heard OF Il
desperate struggle.
Two suffragets had chained them
Nc Ives firmly to the grilling and re-
fused for time all efforts at re-
Toval. The scene was watched with
amazement from the floor of the
house. but finally the surfragets were
dragged from their posts. but pOr-
tions of the grill had TO be removed
with them.
Ten minutes later there was an
strangers gallery throwing another
Lundle of bills down upon the house
and shouting: why don't you give
women votes and relieve the unem-
pIoyed?"
Attendants rushed upon him, but
he resisted fercely an attempt to car
~ him bCdi'y from the gallery. After
struggle the attendants succeede1 4
ia ejecting the man About the
same time large crowd OF suffrag-
cts made demonstration outside
the parliament building and / 3 were
arrested.
The removal OF the two militant
suffragets presented n comical scene
T., those in the corridors. Both OF
the offenders were laughing heartily
when they were escorted by posse
cf policemen, one OF the offenders
carrying portion ~ the grill to
which the women were chained
They were conducted into commit
tee room and workmen were sum
moned to fle OF the chains. which
were securely patdlocked around the
women's waists 1t was found that
the chains had been padded to pre-
vent noise and BETRAYAL when the
-sufYragets entered the ladies' gallery
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-29
NIGHT RIDERS
ARE MURDERERS

Camp Memo, Reel Foot Lake,
Tenn, Oct. 29.-Within a week from
the time the militia Of Tennessee,
under the personal direction of Gov.
Patterson. spread their tents in the
heart of the night rider district, evil
dence of the most convincing and
damaging nature against the mur-
derers of Capt Quentin Rankin has
teen unearthed.
Frank Ferriner has confessed and
has implicated 10 or IL men now in
custody. He gave names and, 1t is
understood, went into full details 1t
IS gathered on reliable authority that
he will be taken for safekeeping at
once either to Nashville. Memphis or
Jackson His confession came after
an examinati"n in CO. Tattom's tent
last night which lasted three hours.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-29

gan by saying that he had never at
tended such an enthusiastic meet
ing. Then he attacked William J.
bryan, saying that he was suffering
from some political and financial de-
lusions
Presently Gen. Porter prophesied
the election of Mr.. TAFT. At tho
mention of the candidates name
there was prolonged cheering, and
when "A moment later the speaker
mentioned the name of Gov. Hughes.
there was an outburst that lasted
more than two mnu;es. Hundreds
If small American flags We're waved.
Gen Porter finally made his voice
heard and introduced Senator Lodge
who said he would attempt only to
state how the contest against Gov.
hughes looked to outsiders Said
he:
I'VE see in Gov. Hughes man
who rendered great public service
In the insurance Investigations We
sec in him an able governor who has
labOred fercely and increasingly for
what he believes to be right and in
the best interests Of the people and
o' organized government. We may
o. may net agree with all his views
or policies. but II ~ clear to US that
his purposes are lofty and that his
aims are high. He is man Of deeds
He has striven for what Is best, he
has shown great generosity and
proved his staunch Republica ism
in laboring for the national cause.
even to the sacrifice OF his own per
scnal interests His defeat, as we
lrok al II. would mean a blow at the
best idea s OF American politics and
would mean 10 every man struggling
for the right public life that safety
and success are 10 bound in low aims
and subserviency 70 selfish interests
and that reward for brave battle
for the right can only be political
defeat. We can not believe that the
.eC pie OF New York will permit such
miserable message Of discourage
men' and de'oa' 10 gl forth to us on
election night"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-29
CANDIDATES ON
HARD CAMP A|CN
BOTH PRESIDENTIAL CANDI.
DATES AND THEIR FOLLOWERS
ARE CAMPAIGNING IN NATIVE
STATES.

New York, Oct. 29.-The two
principal candidates for president,
following hard speeches through the
DAY and night campaigning upstate,
will reach Syracuse tonight, where
they are both scheduled to speak.
Judge Parker expects to speak with
bryan tonight at Syracuse. Taft
Will speak today at Lyons, Canaan
daigua, Geneva, Seneca FAILS and
Auburn. bryan goes west ward and
Will speak at Albany, Utica and
Rome.
The running mates OF Taft and
Rryan continued their work today in
their native states. Sherman speak
iEg at Albany. while Kern is to make
several addresses in Indiana. clos
ing tonight with a speech at Terre
Haute. Tonight Cortelyou will
speak in New York. Root at Toledo
O.. Meyer in Bel'aire. Md Chafi'
and Watkins. Prohibition candidates
are in Ohio today. Hisgen OF the
Independents. is in New Jersey and
Debs in Illinois.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-29
Boys Make Big Haul.

ninuahua. Mex, Oct. 2s.-Moses
,,4 10 and Martin Hartus, both
Man IN the Banco Minera, and
Moiinar. all less than 21
- oid' are under arrest and the
60 60, Oh the robbery Of the bank
!, ~. o'ooo on the night of March
last is solved. One hundred and
tssn nVe thousand dollars has
g recovered. Navarro was arrest
raca week and disclosed the hiding
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-29
FIRE PANIC IN
SKYSCRAPER

Cincinnati, o., ct. ga fire pan
ic caused several girl employ IS IN he
offices of the History Neave Building
to leap from the windows at noon
today. At least 10 were hurt
The fire started on the sixth floor.
Many were preparing to jump from
the upper floors when the remen ar
r,ved Great work was done by the
fremen in their rescue. Most of those
injured suffered from the contact OF
flames and several were cut by glass.
ne girl jumped from me 10th floor
to the roof Of an adjoining building
FIVE floors below and was dangerous
lyin jujred.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-29
Sites Boy Seriously Injured.

Sites, Idaho, Oct. ea.-Wilber
'-year-old son of n. b. Pettibone,
manager of the Stites-Elk stagel inc,
was injured tolay while at play with
Leo Geving. He fell straight against
the other boy, who had a sharp lead
rencil in his pocket. the point OF
which penetrated the flesh near the
eve, coming out an inch above. A
lhNsician was called to dress the
wound. The boy would have bled
to death within 10 minutes withou.
immediate aid,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-29
Wreckage Confirms Fears.

l. ndon, Oct. 29.-Wreckage in
the North sea confirms the fears that
the steamer Yarmouth foundered two
days ago while crossing from the
Hok of Holland to Harwich She car
red crew of 2i men, who are be-
lieved TO have perished.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-29
MURDERERS PAY PENALTY
Slayer of Police Officer Is Hanped
Today

Reading, Pa. Oct. ee.-Salvator
1afrlto, the Italian, was hanged to-
day for the murder of Timothy Olb-
Yer or Pittsburg. member of the
state police, who was stabbed 10
death in attemnting 10 rescue n
Young woman who was attacked by
Garri:o and a companion
Garritos friend is serving 10
year sentence.
Richard McKwavne colored was
hanged 1T York today fer the mur-
der OF r. w. Warren Peterson. col
ored, a wear ago in quarrel over
money matters.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-29
IN
POLITICS

New York, Oct. 29.-Mack declar-
ell today that it was his belief that
an investigation would show that
the Taft and Chanler Business
Mems League" which Is seeking to
secure the election OF Taft as presi-
dent and Chanler as governor, was
financed by the Republican national
committee.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-29
EACH PARTY
ACCUSES OTHER

Jersey City. Oct. 29.-The alleged
Wholesale registration frauds here
ore causing a sensation. Each party
blames the other. The chief of po-
lice says that there are at least 1000
false registrations in the lower
wards OF the city.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-29

before the board OF county commits
sloners and ask that a bond Issue
be called for the purpose os submit.
ting 20 the voters the question Of
jail improvements
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-29

A divorce was granted today to
the plaintif In the case Of Edward
G. Rramblett VS.. Lucy g. Bramb'ett.
the decree being secured on the
grounds Of desertiOn. sass,saa
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-29
Omaha Gets Convention,

Denver, Oct. 2a,--The executive
council of the w. c. T. 7, decided to
fold the 1909 convention In Omaha.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-29

Chicago Whea.4 Market.
chicago. Oct. 29.-necemher,
s1.oe; May s103tb: July. csc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
DOGS BURST
 WINDOW

Albert FWk and John S Eapiy raced
 H..r living teams "n Front street to- dIy- and the paCa was ss terrific that ou. uf inc big plu,s ot Ea-- iu the window of G. r Gogeiu burst in halves. Fortunately tbrre Ha~ none uf the ghuice porcelain ef ah'u1. that made th, house famous oa show or the damage might have been infinitely greater Several Iaca scientists have made hurried studies ot the causes ef thr rheunmguem Oue ra3iz it aerial caacus~i1n. and another believes | va- aHr t9 a sound savs that pra- eaa=iad from tae -HriskHa runners Maf k. sled runners.
 | tz remarkable. that aeltH.r of tho raruetrltors aT Che ouJfI1H stopped Fink wouldn't and Coplg couldn't. The aatE revenge tHe victim ff.oNaet .s =a-t=a deg g-e# chat eaH t.l either
 and ms he zats h. aHg #a as z9es a- Hlz aune Hs e;aa r. Ge#z
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
TACOMA SENDS OUT
 A NEW MAGAZINE

Pho Sauau. The name ef ! new HaEa2iua which t Ee.u founded iu tha sltt ee T4eaH= 8Hd tho z-reH-l number uf Inc nrsl soiume has just same Go hHHd Muaa space is given ta Alaskan matters. U.H fhr front uasr -eHd- atfrrrtiuG- -r bur Alaska EEi.Hd- IH m. columns are phntu- graphs ur NHwr wiHFue scenes. Tho m1EaTtu. n HrI.frtHge and i1r suh- fggf utffEf Is uu Uf Inc uyatasi and h.sf nH tHe aha.. Pacific eotst.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
SORRY RACERS
 SHUh ALASKA
TO BE NO TEST OF MOTOR CAR WORTH ON THE NORTH
 ERN TRAILS.

The receipt sr ae4- ta ta- effect tAH. He HHgmeteas ef tbg Now York rs r..- -afur .ar -1c, bad abandoned nm .If ef .n. raHs involving Alus-
 ### a- faft af tba Itinerary
 -am,sHHz uf Hz1rroiut- a... = Nasbtuz 4Ha haee b.cu #s.r.aa Inc ruseaes- .f afe rum a...--# aa. states
 ras #4HtasHHefz aHe rt- now ...# special interest <aau1aueH sH.n..- Hse.r dd aaIs r.r success. aare .aEsf n -ya Ia-t what sH. saas .f ta. H4rsa-zz vehicles --Ht -rwr't-H uekmg Arctic mid- =-. HadUlE- Na fauHs HH= orig H.. f##- would hats. been carried ont HH H#e tt.t fHat SD Faf#=l start -.-. .HH,#f Now York The racers #e#=va -7-fr ta #xtgut thar H H-=HaHH- Alaskan trip
 Hs ,.taEad bgflrs .H= faccr- taa h~.ae-#H Ta fabs. The fr.. #1s- .s -..s tr.sI he'.ssea E-# Ha Na#a = Elst=sa#te Is a
 sHu=### #asH #at, te #..H .a-f. #st.#ae .ss sHatarf-t.
 HaHH in t afH#He. #af s#.h h-Hen- za-# af several raHz dead s.-t aa1 a m4tlse paa.r aHcer-
 a- di-raa off woman.
 nm HH1.r reas. r Wa- Ga-If.l tha'
 recitation if fHe# auf should te ..#asa s.. aa !. meht h. 1s- H' how seod or fH. h.a
 za= chances af running paw-
 se.r eHae rHads WHH t.s l..r t. rru. aI. Tn. hsz. exr.r,s
 a eHr1 rhsz would d,-
 afH s#a a.tH#.#sH.- au.e s. HH# n..-.#s Hss .#sa #ambat
 zH#s uftH ehe aaaHH# eeHla- aavrara a.ar.- aar.s.
 m.aHf fHat .H=# frare aH.s#f fat.rar NIF-.H H#=a have aaa saiH.iouized
 TH= change af piaas maa#= =aa-.d- ah Hasacia Haz= but # appoars aanaa safz no HeHFa in t#g world atu#Hz nm Na agent a4a iour- a-v-f t' ta-ka fu advance sHa It ah- normal azHsu-s had caused = ae 'l~- .rIhu-sd 1t fu.r stations along tHa val- iaz-NaHs route GIg quantity IT ets- ain. Ha r.-a entered tHta big seanrraHt for transporting rha machines i'm afr-3asa rarm across tue coast -ner -r- first difficult t.g of rHe trau .ra--aes
 E.e=#Et HHa N-a~ rah.ishea i Nea YaH fse#H n sHeh It aa= stated FE.v raaaH ar rH. outset .8d da#'ar.J -tr impossible l4z aaa ,ar- a4 era-- Ala~ha and hackrd opinion with 2 s1 ooo wager Therefor. Rex wii hr q cupl thaHaaI t#e richer f-e tha n.e decision af ,h. rramatrre
 Another n,rrHeHsr uv aur-i1- k..nry interested H th. race. but of an opiua eorrare fa thai af B,1cH is John Ea-au, in aet ft was maia- lv heeaH-r.af his representations thai thr Alaska trip was considered at aH . Hr believ.d 'h.f fire feat r1uld b. ac- comrli~hed and nas earnestly desirnu- that inc Htewut sh1siI Joe made
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
AMERICAS ONLY LORD

LONDON Albert kirey raufax Wha has been assc,1bed as thc auN NmrraaH beariHs am EHEaz# title. has aeeu stops n determine his right ta tRa tfIe of Lord FairrtN af Camefe# The declaration asked fer + a fef- WI1Ty necessary for the legal use or .he ale The eenuuene-== If the itie has asssr been questioned H EugiaHd
 frrd Fairfax Was born in tHe Unitrd Sfatz== Hhera h. i= yr present iH hHzI= fr-- tf. t- n years old
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
MATTERS
 RECORDED
APRIL 25. 1908. Locations.

Jefferson graH. snake riter Jan. l. l9os. F W Rltteret8l.
 Meadow --aap near Newton suloa. Jan. 2a l9"s Palebisky ct aI
 Conveyanees.
 r. J. C.-tou. trustee tn Cuas Me Faadeu. April 2I. laos. lot F. in block lO9 Nome City
 r. Braonor To E. N. smith. April -l l9aS. t-Is interest in the N. P. II. co and \. \ D. < II. GO. placer min ing claims on Last Chance Spruce. Dome. Agie and Cora creeks all in the vicinity of Siurock riycr
 C. II Frost to r. Hroomer. April 25 l9oS l-32 interest in same property
 John D. Rockefeller has decided te sell one Of his automobiles He could not stand the cxorbltaut price of gaso- lcnc
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
BLACK MOUNTAIN
 IS STlLI VISIBLE

uushyr- rrom down Inc coast report tHat vru rau stun ,1~ilv sec the noun tain peak which turned black suddenly =H#f# days HEu. The FhrHumeWuu ruu- tiaues ta excite curiosity. and 1t is eN- Uactei that parry VHl ~,t out ta iu- tastiEsss tt apparently located tbrut eu miles mp srrerm from ths mouth of Nom, river.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
WANTED 100 DOCS.

The Carson Kennels. of Norton bay. has fine quarters for 100 dogs for the summer months. Every care given. Rates and further particulars upon in quiry 10 H M. Carson, Norton bay.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
NOTICE TO PURCHASERS.

Narire Iz E#rebr zfEen fa la lutaHa- iHs purchasers ot faa steamer Nm N4e that fHeH- is a#s- debt If kfa- aIs -s af present .rss
 = H. COLLISION Bethel KazEnhWH fIVar N8-ka
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
Granite Mining Candles are the bss,

Yes he Nugget Expr.zs daes treightng 10 the beach The from Lit tle ta Irene creek daily Phone Nugget aflee Main 46
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
DR SLOAN COMING

# Hs HH tiH aaa# lE # #d.. =tIf#s r..I v. EHHz#s aI 2. Nome an ..a ef
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
BIDS ASKED FOR

E# ass r#azaz.z t.. ===H#4. ..# za== ~ta'. a4H. '-.# z H# Hsz Ha5=## .H =#### af fHa undersigned f###r.. It.Ha # .. If awarded 5-Hi.r### #lE# N I#H H#1Ir..fl.u Inar N#f=E
 C- POWELL
 I. = Nar-haz
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
CELEBRATES HER BIRTHDAY

Little Miz- n.atHa Gilmore sair- hrted Hsr birthday zestcrda, a1er- He4a hs -atatairms large number If A-r rtH fdonf@ Miss Dorothy is Hte s.#ez Hd and eHr was the ry- siri.u. If many a.. pretty sIf.s Ha,1s. EHsteHf Hef- Dorothy Bay Nafs1rr- Wvzf C.rstaure ortau. Elra- nor Fua tais E=Hek. Gwa#4aleu Srhof,f neeath. Watson Lois Cop l=s Helen Gale Tommy White. Pal THrv Rudolph raE Harold sanl- =rrHw Watkins Es4 Me'vjp GfHes- Ht aH1 EH#s Seir.#
 EHa H aHe ##F#H ts b. polite aaa- ta< Ha- f #e aHigt and wig asa ears aih H#=slf when He t4a..- tH- t-irr' hone 7H# rstz tne eaa number tv 5H suecrsaian
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
THREATEN
 TO SACK
Nuggets Special Service.


 PARIS. April 2S Reports from Taugicr are Co the effect that Moslem bands have been organized Co suck foreign conSulatcs. So much Crcdenru Is placed in this report that French warshirs may bc dispatched
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
SILvERSTEIh
 IS DEAD
MAN WHO THREW THE BOMB IN NEW YORK SUccUMBS
 AT LAST.
Nuggets specai Service.

SEN T9Ek AIE ~HHE -t. =Hfsfr.H. #a sHr,H f#z HauH HHfH-
 labor r#H#z# ## Ne. Ink H.Hfix faa HHth- ase a.a sH5- morning ffam HHs injuries zH-falad Es Mm fmm H~ aaa hoWh v That 5I#s= ~k#HzfH.H FHgerrd u frgrtH EseUE since tHe aagarrcu#s and astfH aa= f-l5eE
 Besides his u,t aae lilo 4sS la-t #H that uEeHE sion.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28

A. 3. C., Lemp's, and Red. White and Blue bottled beer at "The North. ern." 25 cents a bottle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28
G ts the North Pole

R4s.iy f4H ahe h,s. HHead and pastry Tho vIN .aaee haue. in fpNu
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28

Granite Mining Candles are the best
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-28

slat. Prrva,s Stock a, tn. Bank.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-07-31
Over Thirty.Five Years.

In 1879 there was a great dread Of
diarrhoea, dysentery and cholera in.
fantum. 1t was at this time that
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy was first brought
into use. 1t proved more successful
than any other remedy or treatment.
and has for thirty FIVE years main.
tanned that record. From a small
beginning its sale and use has extend.
ed to every part of the United States
and to many foreign countries. Nine
druggists out of ten will reccomend it
when their opinion is asked, although
they have other medicines that pay a
greater profit. 1t car always be de.
pended upon, even in the most severe
and dangerous cases. For sale by
the Kendrick Drug Co.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-07-31

Ed. Merrill had the misfortune to
break his collar bone Tuesday after
noon and was taken to the hos.
pital at Moscow where the bone
was set and he Ia now resting easy.
Mrs. Light who has been quite
sick for the past few weeks with
pueun onia Ia now able to ait W
and 1t il hoped will soon recover
her health. The neighbors have
assisted Rev. Light In the care Of
the family during the mothers ILL.,
ness, and Mrs. BeeKley has beer
nursing the invalid.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-07-31

Ifyour old binder doesn't tie the
knot X is the Irvine. Come and get
ours, the best-Peoria COrdage
standard, and pure MANILA. A car
OF Calcutta grain bags now in the
warehouse we can furnish you al
bottom prices all kinds.
ROCHDALE Co. LTD
Oscar Morey had to take his wife
to the hospital on account of re
turn of her illness, and also had tt
stop work on the addition to hi
barn, just started.