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1879.
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Consolidated April, 1891.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-02
DISTRICT COURT
 DAILY MINUTES

frdH Ha >.at -la.-. Naa uppu The conaHHs of rtH A.. t@- lowing proceeding were bulz
 tlmHd N~ Audmel, Sm 1h.n- < nleh Ga= 9n mtaa oi < l.us#- defendant was glpd mH Nlg a. i9oN. t. aIa hg xe,rtfar-
 For~eli et aI s- lmseHine.r a Ina D. orroa rr--efsd aa G4sa1 4. FrlaoIf Nelson a # ara- t- A.a cause and on naaeu aa. =aate3 4n order tp -ao0 e3a.a aFe ae Hama.ia. should nf issue t,tuu,hh Ala l9a> at , D. m Papers filed.
 Wright et al Isum- q al mta resumed jma tll rf..rus l Peterson on tar stand fe GuGu rros~-ezommaii"a W uhuo1L 5a thereafter Jacob raIrm-hs Has sworn and testified a, h,hIf as rWntmz rehuttal until l2 o'clock aaou when tar iury wa~ admou~tai and e,uti ad- jouucd tmrn r
 2 p. m.
 Lu-k ys Putf Car.ue- GuI MHms X Development te oH mutiau af ] F Hubh,s rlamuu was grlut,d uef - mission to withdraw prrmoneaae #e4 the files Platutins Exhibit \
 Wright et al t-. Ewing ct .L TriaI resumed jurors all present. T Nl Cdh- son and Grant Polsky Were each Ia called hy pIainun in rehuua' ul sworn and testified on behalf of plaiH- tin- in rcbuttai mul 5=lo |. m. Wh.n the iury Was aamaui~hed and cnust adjemaeI anil Saturday. May 2 lee~ at tn d. m-
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

Tu .mHa Ford. nee Jackson. and r. r. Lane, ucjr heirs, succcssors or a-- signs
 You are hereby notified that tho m- dcrsigncd has expended in IaBor and Improvements the sum of one hundred dollars flor thr year l9o7 upon tho fol- lowing clam. to-wit IIot Air quartz claim. -ituaf,5 anr-halr mile from ereek ciaifu &a nn Trilb,. and one half mile from No. above on Solo- mon river, ii the cape Nome Mining District District of Alaska.
 And you are further notified that if you dc mol. within ninety ts0) days from Inc date pf final publication here of. cause te be paid to the undersigned your proPortjonatr share of said eN- penditure. as eo-owners. your interest in said claim will become the property Of the undersigned, under Section 232i of the Revised Statutes of the United States.
 R. W. SILVER.
 Co- o-Owucr. Ky F. F. sue,r Agent and Attorney in-Fact.
 Date of frst pub Feb F. 1908 Date of Ia pub. May 13. 1908.
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MINERS FIGHT WAY
 ID LIFE iN THE DARK

ius. If, day h> -HI..at h
 aAell ts urs El Ei#sasaHaa t# !" o'clock E=t m..f Iy fH, H al us'-err 10 tHe -ala..# ttr.a=l. s#s MeHaH4.fh.fI sae Ws sat
 Nnn.ulaHs sNa tias an .N. I.e5rH. with its tenihl. eaA-.ag, fh.=e mea -iHrya. jamie stricken. l m. r8rz at cE.e.f .fai. @.s#H aIl zsts. In their frenzy .H,y sfI#ttzd aa f.H hut "ai ytn imnr Ha 1=aiu aal sta- time th.ir m4d H-h iar -sfet.
 TIa experience rrahaL.t t.. most frightfm ba#z af enal m.aaa has eyer had When the mon r1c.ed the surface at o'clack in the mam- ing many of them were sobhing like
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MA T TIERS
 RECORDED
MAY f. 1908 Convey auC Cs

F. j ee-'oa. trustee t- #=s. l Awl 17 ieo> l4f Ne [ t# 9a.a i, Iot Na. iH haes l4a. .s= Za aa. 2 Ht hv-E
 r j. oastau= f.a-te- E1 Ha tna ArHa |" 4aa. Iat s.-. t. i.aI Iei r. j. 'a.'a'- .a-f.,. r N sA ] fm1u- Nrf mos .et
 bl"rk Np L. Iat Ea la1# E.e= %# lot Na 1T m nEa# Na CT
 Tho" LNt~ r.. s## I.a ua. | leo> lot N" . H noeb e. > in hlo.s lin.
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SUMMONS.
No 1870

No 1870.
 In the District Court iH and for the District If AHlsGa Second Division. Joseph Wcyerhur~r plaintiff vs. Eliza Weycrharst, defendant.
 The President of tae United States of America to Eliza Weyerhorst, the above named defendant. Greeting:
 You are hereby summoned and re- quired to appear and answer the com plaint of the plaintiff filed herein in the office of the clerk of the above uamel eourt at Nome. Alaska. within thirty days after the completion of the periol of publication hereof, herein specified. or judgment will be taken against you: and ynu are hereby notified that fl you fail to answer the said complaint the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief therein demanded. to-wit: To dissolve the bonds of matrimony ex- isting between said plaintiff and said defendant.
 This summons is served by publIea-
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iioa pursuant ta kew and to the order of said above entitled court. and mad, on the 5th day of April laoS. the date of tho last publication being the 13rt day Of May l90S
 JN0. H. DUNN. Clerk of the District Court in and for ta" District of Alaska. Second Division. By Angus MeBride, deputy clerk
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NOTICE TO DEMOCRATS.

Pursuant 10 cail from the democratic committee or Alaska all democrati, voters of tho Second Dcyision are re- quc~tcd to meet in convention assem- bled at tin commissioners court room at NoneC Alaska Saturday May . laos. at $ o'clock p. m. for the purpose of selecting 20 delegates to the deme- cratic couv, ution at Juneau. May IS 1908.
 r.. F.. HILL.
 Chairman Territorial Committee A. J. Daily. committeeman for Nome.
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 Wt'Haar Ii-h fa guide ta~at anal EfFeH Hu f~ fh- mea hattle,l for
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FORMER ALASKA EiNG
 H0U LOCKED IN CELL

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MONUMENT
 FOR HUSKY

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 tHIst r # t=- r-H##f
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 vtz hHrI H4d hi- mafe Dauls
 Jos u5s purchased vbgU # r=f= ## Cirel. C4E h sna T. t.z
 h1ead qurt#r= oHe-4u3#s hsph..f EeHx psd1t k Wid. #disaa.#l.. #f aa5d f# HaaHl a#-H# nd Jae l Id i#ta ma H ma H
 fefrr --ra-A r7t # H. a.-.a-a
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 tsE,H aH' Ha | i==7#H=-# Than LlI .afaE TWuef af' Inc Esa#
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-02

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WOMAN WILLS HER BRAIN.

Et.H YORK Mi f.sHi= Run aisa aaEss ae HHu.H eary h4- .i#u w her hrsH ~ sas E4= thra..ae-ri. -aslaJz thet f nar b-
 y f#et.-t- s#Ha1 aaHae a operation ef tae fHmUtaite Ha =f #ti# aE #a r.EtE.r rs fHr
 Yes tHe Nugget Express deaa lraishfmr tp the beach Itne frnm Iit- te ta Irene creek da.ly Prone Naesef office. Main 46
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l.taHH H4- fallen af ... de'#.t teH# aE t paHi ur That t5r rfreiau H.asa heldtae a#u WifH I=msfHHa a=-= frf.-=
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-02
cAlEDoNlANS.

Second and fourth Mondays in each month. at S:3O p. m.. Pioneer hall, Steadman avenue.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-02

largest Billiard and Pool Room sr Aiasta at the Board of Trade
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-02
PIONEERS OF ALASKA, IGlOO NO. 1.

Fred II. Anderson. See. 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month Eagle hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27

IA man the bold and valiant
wooer he thinks he IL. or. whisper
Il low. Il he really the captive ef
woman-s viiess What do you think
about ~
Ever siutse young IochinvaF
came out OF tise west and stole a
COY bat willing bride from uHdef
the very brideKrUom'a nuns. man
las been pictured IN song and Hto.
~. written IN ink and painted ON
canvas. as the mighty hunter. lead.
ing woman. bound and resisting. to
the altar.
Now, Young Lochlnvar's- lady
showed somevh hat OF akill In ar.
ranging her own capture. She
took exceeding palms TO make the
get away reasonably certain
This done. she displayed woman.
Is wit Of the first order by cher
ishing In her lovers mind the ros-
cate Illusion that HE did all the
work and SHE merely acauieaced
that he was the pursuer, she the
pursued
Anne IN shaw's "Nan and Super.
man" Ia first cousin 10 Iochinyar's
captive bride who lent such an air
Of vivid romance 10 our old inter.
mediate reader.
Both we're sweet and woInanly.
cIinging vines In very truth: you
could not point out one Instance Of
"strongmIndednesa" on their part:
no one could possibly accuse either
OF being .uniadylike" but. and
here IN the pith Of the whole mat.
ter. both married the man she
wanted and NO other. despite par.
ents. guardians. the world and the
Rossips.
Man may be. Indeed he II. q
woman's superior when buying
Sugar. Cotton or Steel ON a bulge
He can actually extract sense out
OF railroad time table and draw
mental stimulus out Of that awe In.
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-s.lf ~ By LsaE nRHzon

aptring thing called market re-
ports made up of dots. flashes and
Authorizations like the latest bar.
ref.frpm. the mails English novel
Iiut when II comes 10 MASTERS 81
love and eouftEhip man l. the mer.
eat novice.
when ron see a group Of laugh.
inK. chaffHFlaR school chsA1s~a
coming down the street. andf<@ y
io~ Edwin With fitful bushes ARd
an uneasy air ~ being quite a NJ
ease r. seen carrying Mabel
school books. you very naturally
suppose Il Is because he wants 30
do 80 Not at ail' lie would MUCH
rather be enow battling with the 9th
er boys or punching hts playfnstes
face--ha has become a squire og
DANES because Mabel wants him.
Did Mabel tell him so7 On. no,
She doesn't have toi He knows.
You may think YOU prorpFd
because SHE was the only woE11 .
in the world for you Banish ~ q
Illusion She wanted you 20 ss<oi
pose. either because she loved yoii.
or wanted 20 hear how you would
do u. or 10 spite some other Eiri.
else you would never have gotten
beyond Lovely weather were hay-
ing. isn't it,"
Every woman sets a trap for the
man she really loves and wants to
marry. Such nice little trap.
covered with smiles and bushes,
aud things to eat and pictures 81
herself In her prettiest dress. and
fcigned interest IN literature. poll
tics. religion or stock brokering.
just whatever YOUR particular in-
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tereai e.. aud finally the trap snaps
shat and you are a HUSBAND.
Then foa alt down aud wonder
how nn earth yoa ever had the
nerve "a capture hnah sweet. In
uocrnt little woman and mustn't
she conaider sou al awful bfute'
And u she Ia very, very clever
and quite feminine. you 80 on hug
gsnM that fihttering deinnlon ali
your life long. u u q warm COM
fort 10 sour manly vanity aud aetn
ms q shield against ali the knocks
Of lesaef creatures who do mol love
you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
THE SUBSIDIZED NEWSPAPER

There is which the trial and conviction Of the
Chicago banker Walsh has exposed in all its sinister signii
canoe.
1t constitutes warning every reading man end woman
in the United States.
II shouts aloud people who being fooled
Walsh convicted points OF law That Is something
jury found him guilty OF juggling with other peoples money
for his advantage Unless something unforeseen nrs up
this reputed be worth S4oooooo must 30 90 Jail As
i criminal
But Of all this trial has exposed the powerful and
poisonous influence OF the subsidized newspaper.
much worth TO be able TO keep tell
ing people green grass blue aud also that II tell
often enough and loudly enough great OF them
will believe it.
II is the real thing in gold bricks
Walsh a OF affairs. From poverty he had Won
his way afuencc His tackled onto corporation
after eorporaon-ralroads electric companies coal eompa
quarres companies companies savings banks
great national hank He thought IN millions moi
beggary hundreds lie had to grind irons 20 heat
make and the big OF politics play because
politics nearly everything played these
days Politics sells coal and unoads stock and buys franchises
and get deposits and Walsh te boys lie played
politics Tor all there in him. And the beneficiary OF
Nash's game was-Wash.
First OF all lac wanted influence.
He that expcdent that he should make public
He perceived how he could plant himself guaranteed
tina, he would need only and shake the
trees. and ripe golden fruit would fall into his hat
tDcmocratic newspaper" Hui wasn't. II Walsh
newspaper It's creed began Il believe in Walsh and Nalshs
profits and believe the Democratic donkey will have
too.
Unfortunately the Chronicle readers did not this
Walsh Of tho party leaders and that
the Chronicle oil the party newspapers. II fairly
bfeased Authority.
So when Walsh wished placate enemy there the
Chronicle When he wanted boom stock there the
Chronicle The Chronicle could pay his debts aud furnish him
credit When he got ready bauboozle the public. what
than open up systematic campaign through the
columns this honest newspaper and drag the party by
heels sponsor Tor whatever plan might be in tho
air for the further emoumen 81 the behind the ink pots
Walsh admitted the stand that the Chronicle cost him
$1,000 MONTH
Walsh didn't throw away his money. He wasn't that
So this the story how the lightning down and struck
subsidized newspaper There plenty Perhaps
the lightning hasn't had time get around maybe there
isn't enough lightning.
These days OF education. The public IS lcang its
newspapers well it's morals and its politics II isn't
spot the tainted press when you wake up the
fact that there tainted press II gives itself away It's
indignation is always rabd aduIaon is always
fawng The check book OF the behind the ink pot shows
through its editorials in its paragraphs In its stories II
Is fraud and a liar.
Now that has been exposed quite prepared
hear public opinion cry "NextF
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lexpeeled to find ita movement Mn
dered b. a bunch Of tettefa, ehch
containing a chock
Tinf.H work was Interrupted ~.
DECKER opened the door. ana aaia
with 4 smile Tint. Y0u ought "a
be painting houses Il would CIV
pe~ color 60 Your cheeks aud mus
take his elder sister with me.
houses replied Tint aA BITS man
ner gave expression ~ reinin.
fscenea. = had quite season oi
houzs painting You Heei ~
celvea ! letter oue daY from = Sew
Yora real estate nnn saying thn'
Ne had work for m artist which
would be permanent aad remunef.
alive / boarded n train for View
York. and found that my employer
wanted me 10 paint huuheA. bui
As was oui Of funds. had 10 ~.
main and paint hoiisen until
could save enough 10 retnrn
What WIS the mans name
naked Dlekef. ~ be slipped his fat
hands into his pockets and laughed
heartily.
aiila name was Grasp replied
the artist.
al The sound Of the name. howi
yer the manner ~ Dieker chang
led se remembered the man wha
had onee cheated him IN n deal
and who stiH owed him 500
faekera face became very thought.
ful. Then he said
Il want you 10 paint house Tor
nee Decker tore the print Of q
honsa frum the real estate columns
Of the daliy nsw spspsf which De-
had drawn from hts pocket. and
handed Il 60 Tint 4 wans. you "a
enlarge this picture and have u
ready for me this evening ! VII
see that you are well paid fof your
work.
The picture was flashed and
duty delivered That waA surprised
when tuo DAYS later Decker entered
his studio aud handed him a roll
of BILLS amounting 90 500 40 = re-
ward for his work 1ieker said
that he had further need of Tinta
services. bat that r. would be In
another line OF ~ork. and also In
another city
As the train pulled out Of the sta.
tiou the next day. and DECKER and
Tint we're conTefEinE another
acohe wan being enacted Grasp
had fecalved letter containing
clipsrinK and print OF a beautiful
residence The letter read. Cap
staliat Heights account OF teaF
log the city. I viii make y0u .
special offer of the eneIosed. which
gives some idea Of the larger view
at tremendous sacrifice Tcle
graph 81 600 n you wlsh me to
hold thla open for sou
tsagnedi a. DECKER"
A. NJ. 0rnap ailEhtea ffom an
automobile 20 obtain hefure be naw
DECKER = view OF his Proposed Isur
chase, his wonder aud curiosity
wrrw. lie thought THERE must be- 4
mistake somewhere. lie Mas finally
attracted By what appeared 10 b. a
lafEs sign nailed 90 tire In the
tear Of one III the lots AZ be drew
nearer. the trick flashed upon him.
lie compared the artists produc
ton slth TIRE print which he drew
from hla pocket The architecture
was identical
Al That ever knew Of ths trSns
action saa that he had cold Dichef
the picture 81 a houHe. aud had TO
ceised asee IN return
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27

sFather. shail we let oar son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
u. S. Navy Yard

Take a trip on tho Sound aud
visit the U. $. navy yard. ace the
hattlcshipa Oregon. Wisconsin and
Nebraska. the cruisers Buffalo and
the training ship Philadelphia. the
mammoth dry docks. torpedo boats
and prison ship Nipslc Boats leave
Pier 2, foot Of Yesicr way. times
daily. Round trip, zoe. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27

The lush's Lament.
Whsn get tankrd. ! s<st,rf aps
l cant STAY sozficd rixhs.
/ wiah weFe dollar oil.
Cause money can stay tight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27

The last tap Of the t~lI II =
progressive pedro party might
safety be called the prize rms
mighfnt IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27
RETRIBUTION

Tho pssor artist was givinx the
portrait Of child itn final touches
In striking contrast with the AmIl.
Ina. resY sassnschAnce narsrayed
was the van and discouraged hook
of the one Who wieided the brush
The artist vas failure. He
could copy shat others had
wrought lie was cntirrIy lacking
In creative faculty Mr.. Tint had
headed 10 the erunK direction. bat
fortunately q friend came 10 bis
rescae in the nick Of time Mr.
Dictef. the clustering little real
estate man Aefo<a the hall. pos
acesed The ven qualities II mind
which ~efe wsnfInE IN the artist
Decker Ma both oss@sfrlnx and
kind hearted The heacun llKhts
of future prospect. like street lamps
BEADING 20 the heart Of d city
made hts onward march a brilliant
succeNs. Esrfy morning a. b.
opened the door 10 hts office. he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27

rom josh Wise.
Look on III
bright side VI
ye become bald
headed ~ ktn at
In th front row
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27

Loeksna for an opsrirgf IA
"Therw's Euwa a man who's ha'k
ng areand the wurid
"Chump' Why doesn't M
ome Ia
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STAR DUST
BY JOSH

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come IA 80 Z
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cant stay sonficd rixht.
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u one Always chilled % The mar
fo~r
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known nrw efsaf~f rsnr
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DEATH WIZ not two lncheHf
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sion afsxys fofogone.
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safety be called the pFifa rms
mighfn't IT.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-27

Laughing people don't set the
grip nayn Chicago doctor.
Looking AZ IL fFum the other End.
people who don't xet the grip
laugh.
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