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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-02-14
consul,s Lonely Post.

About the most lonesome place for
an American consul Is in the Falk
land islands. This is where ]. T.
Rowan Is and has been since 1898
and receives a salary of $1,000 year
Originally he was from Connecticut
but he went west and was state sena
tor In Iowa for four years. Then he
went into newspaper work. I4onglns
for a change he asked to be sent IL
some place far from civilization. Evl
IDENTIFY be Is well satisfied to remain
on an island where he IS the only
American representative.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-02-14

II. F. Otte arrived from Garland
Tuesday night to take the management
of Ritter Bros. drug store here. Mr..
Otte has been connected with the Ritter
Drug Co., for number of years and for
the past two years has had charge of
the Garland store. J. A. Rostan, who
retires as manager here. still remains
with the company, and may return here
later on. He will take vacation Of
several weeks now and accompany Mrs.
Rostan to California for the benefit of
her health, which has been poorly for
some time.
w. B. Graham, Of Bennington, re-
turned last Saturday from La Grande,
Ore, where he had been for three weeks
with Mrs. Graham, who went there fol-
her health. She had been very poorly
here for some time and upon the advice
of physicians Mr.. Graham took her to {
lower altitude. He states that her con
dition has improved 80 much since
going there, that he has decided to sci
mis- ranch at Bennington and remove t.
La Grande. Mr.. Graham has lived il
Bear Lake county for 35 years and ha
been quite successful, having acquires
abont 1900 acres of land, considerabl
stock and other chattels that go with
large farm. He hopes to be able to sci
everything soon, but If he does not b
will leave his son in charge and join hi
wife at La Grande In about month.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-02-14
Whot Everybody Wants

Everybody desires good health, which
is impossible unless the kidneys are
healthy. Foley's Kidney Remedy cor
reefs irregularities and cures all forms
of XII lney or bladder disorders. Take
f ,ley's Kidney Remedy ct once and
or vent Bright's disease and diabetes.
The Modern Pharmacy.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs Whinyates will return
tonight from six weeks sojourn in
Salt Lake. Mrs. Whinyates has also
been east and purchased fine stock of
spring millinery.
Butter, cheese, and signature stamps
made to order by Nj. j. Floyd, Paris,
Idaho. al
Mrs. G. e. FILLER is rapidly recover.
ing from her recent serious illness. She
expects to return soon to her home at
Union, Oregon, accompanied by her
daughter, Nettie.
dad" Bryan, veterinary surgeon.
calls promptly attended to in any part
of the county; phone No. 9. 80
by Force Of Impulse" an intensely
interesting military drama, at Strong s
hall next Monday night. Reserved
seats only 50 cents Tickets on sale at
De Clarks pool room.
See our samples for spring and sum
mer suits. the largest assortment ever
shown in Montpelier. Chas. Schmid,
the tailor. 48
You will find many good bargains in
clothing, shoes and household articles
at the rummage sale being held today
and tomorrow in the building opposite
the Grove livery stable.
Buy the kind of pianos that have
proven by years of use to stand the test
in orr climate. Nielsen sells that kind
on easy terms and no interest. 40
Rev. ]. Beusman will hold services
\ in the Catholic church next Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock Hereafter SER
vices will be held on the first and thirt
SunSa;3 of each month.
All suits from our fall and winte'
4 samples will be made at reduced price
during January and February. Chaa
Schmid, the tailor. a
j F. A. Burrell was in Boise coupl'
of DAYS this week He went In to hell
, the republican state central COMMITTEES
mix little political dope and get tn
ball started to rolling just right.
Apples, we'll, guess and Payette az
u pies, too. Ganos. Delaware Reds, Win
~ Saps, Jonathans, Roman Beauties an
Black Twigs. Stewart, the grocer.
), Deputy State Game Warden Dunfor
came in yesterday from two week
~ trip through Boise and Payette valley
a. He reports that in number of Plac'
in those sections the farmers are plov
- ing.
For a limited time only we will Sc
Star A Star shingles for SO IS for sp
:, cash We buy when prices are rigl
~ and our customers get the benefit
McLennan, Montpelier, 81
''' Superintendent O,mstead of the Idal
division Of the Short Line has sent o
We notices to employees on his division tn
in in the future any employe of the ROT
who is garnisheed three times will
ire dismissed.
81 The higher grades in the Benningt
he schools, which had been closed sin
Ig, the late Mrs. Mckenzie was taken
Yin early in January. re-opened last Nc
day with Fred Beckstead of Swan La
he / / charge
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-02-14
Local News I
Montpelier, Idaho, Feb. "A, 1908.
Chas. E. Harris, Notary Public.

Chas. e. Harris, Notary PUBIC.
Vim. Spiers O. Bennington, has been
seriously i'll this week, but was reported
some better today.
New line of spring shirts, hats, etc,
at H B. Whitmans. 81
George Mcclure has returned from
Salt Lake and taken his old position as
machinist in the shops.
The Thatcher Co. carries everything
in the musical line. 5o
Mrs. Sam Lewis returned yesterday
from weeks visit with relatives at
Pocatello and Blackfoot.
All kinds Of new embroideries just
opened at H. B. Whitman's. 81
Henry Keeney, brother of Dave
Keeney of Alton. died suddenly in
Pocatello Wednesday morning.
Geo. E. Marks, notary public and fire
insurance. %
H. G. Dufin is now manager Of the
C. w. g. NJ. Co.'s house at RexbuIg,
having been transferred from Twin
Falls.
Here with the goods-Stewart, the
grocer.
Freight traffic on the Short Line is
improving. On each of the districts
more engines have been put on during
the past week.
Pianos, organs and monographs solo
on easy payments at Nelson's Music q
Jewelry Store. 4O
We have now had two months of ex
cellent sleighing ana it is likely to be
month or six weeks yet before sleds ar
discarded fox b. yons5
For good bath, sAaye or hair cut g
to Phelps barber shop.
DR.. Sutton returned yesterday fror
uaIt Lake, whittier he accompanie
Mrs. Sutton and the cAildren, who wi
bout month.
A., 81 III cleaning and repairin
e'f reasonable rates. Cha
s. tAllort
ofk of installing the fire h!
Grants fpr the water system IS now
nroores lnaer the supervision of Ell
pjree ~ u and JAKE Jones.
- Sbeaptiful ne@ line Of sprir
GIN nv IA CegaiITsr yard ne
patterns Is 81 3 aon Ms o.
Daniel Bssnd aipnlt Of Ed Brady
this city, xhsd. 'nT neciassa ID Is ST. 81
Y, vive an" I'VE aFsspd eight children.
Il ,taIsbnAl ! methine1nice in nj
snr,, Ssth. e. sods, wool Or cotton, g
~, ara seS4h Cog goods at Fl B. VIII
mans nep& 81
Mrs James e. Hart came in frt
Nampa yesterday for visit of sevei
weeks here with her daughter. Mrs
Wilcox and with relatives at Paris.
Special low prices on the stock
doors and windows bought of the =.
81 M. COD. McI.ennan, Montpeli
There will be meeting Of Gem
the Mountain Club at their club roo
tomorrow afternoon. February u, a
o'clock. All members are urged to
present
Good supply Of Rock Springs Q
always on hand at the Grove hy
stable. Orders promptly filled,
Ham Merrill Of Bennington. wen
Salt J axe ses,erday to have his e
tIeated Recently one eye became
denly affected and the sight is ain
IN gone.
Three hun5r ID yards OF remnant
"inohams, all go d ; ze pieces; these
ihitmln's Bargain 81
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-01-11
PROGRAM,

Program for special service to
be held ut the Presbyterian church
Sunday Jan. ~, 1908 II a. m for
the G. A. r,
DoXOlogy,
Invocation prayer followed by
the "Floria Parti.0
Song Onward Christian Soldier
Responsive Reading, Psalms "a.
Song "Blest be the tic that
binds.
Announcement offering.
Sermon, Rev. 1916.
Solo "Abide with, mo L. *. stcr-
rett.
Prayer, Chaplain Green.
Song, America.
Bcnediction.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-01-11
RE -EIVER'S SALE.
Georgia-Ben Hill County,
TH:Ao,,oJJ To-, az

ElIZScTdlu, jan. +, 1Oo6'
Notice is hereby that on Thurs
day, January 16, 1908, pursuant to
an order of the Cordele Superior
Court, in and for the county of
Ben Hill, granted on Dec. q, 1907,
I will sell at public cutlery the
printing outfits, respectively: The
Peoples Publishing Co., the Leader
Printing Go. and G. II. RFightman,
all alleged to be the property of the
National Publishing Co., Of the
City of Fitzgerald. Said property
to be sold separately and subject
q to the costs and expenses Of
the rcceivership; CD to Il lein on
the Peoples Publishing Co.'s plant
in the sum of One Thousand Dol
lars and interest from Sept. 2,1907,
and a lcin on the property known
as The Leader Printing Co. for the
sum of Eleven Hundred Dol
lars and Twenty five Dollars and
interest from June ~, 1907, and n
lien on the plant OF &. I'll. bright
man for Six Hundred Dollars and
interest at per cent from Sept. Z,
1907; also a claim against the G. II,
Brightman property in favor OF the
Dodson Printing Co. for One Hun
dred Dollars for purchase money;
also a claim in favor of n. Chuck
ley against the G. II. Brightman
property in the sum of Three Hun
dred Dollars. Said property to be
sold at public cutlery at 10 O'Clock
on the said day, i'll front of The
National Publishing Company's
building on South Grant street and
known us the Rurkhart building.
i. N. LEV ERETTB,
1 It Receiver:
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-01-11
BanisII IEem From Alleys Also

BanisIi IhEm From Alleys Also
In Ordinance No. 246 published
in Thursdays Enterprise we noticed
the following.
Sec. 6, ''No bill poster or any
other person shall post or afiix so
tha5 the same can be seen from a
street, public ground or public
way any bill or advertisement con.
tanning any picture, or Illustration
or printed matter Of any obscene
or immoral character.
We congratulate the city fathers
on this step; it is in the right di-
rcction but why leave a loop hole
for the obscene matter to be dis
played in some alley or out of the
the way place. We believe the
council did not intend any such
construction but, from past OK
pcrience we know that the enemy
of good morals is ever ready tC
take advantage Of every little tech
nicality.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-01-11
Full for Fitzgerald or Pull Out.

Hon. Crawford Wheatly, of Americas was III
Fitzgerald yesterday and today and enjoyed the
ceremonial Sc sion of Alec Temple here last night.
Mr. Wheatly has been suggested as delegate TO
the National Democratic Convention at Denver
next summer from the Third Congressional Dis
trict We do not know who else may want to
represent the district. We are entitled to two
delegates and Crawford Wheatly will no doubt be
one of them There is no more staunch, loyal,
worthy democrat in this state than ex-senator
Crawford Wheatly. We hope there will be no
opposition to his candidacy.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-01-11

49, De- 49, sHinies
"Col. jess Mercer of the Fitzgerald Enter,
prise, has made formal entry into the race for
prison commissioners. Col. Mercer is man
of deep convictions and is power for his city
and section and will, no doubt make strong
race for the office to which he aspires. Being
newspaper man, he will naturally have the
support of great many papers OF the state,
besides, he will have strong following from
other ranks. Keep your eye On Mercer"
The Turner County Banner,
"Hon Jesse Mercer, editor Of the Fitzgerald
Enterprise, publishes his announcement for
prison commissioner, to succeed Hon. Tom
Eason, who will not again make the race IL
is seldom an editor of a Georgia weekly seeks
an office at the hands Of our people. Yet no
men deserve more credit for the upbuilding OF
our state than the weekly editors and Jesse
Mercer is one of the best iu the lot His re
cord is cean and he is fully competent to I'LL
the office. The Record hopes and believes
Brother Mercer will succeed.-The Royston
Record.
for Fitzgerald Pull Out H
A Juror being sworn in the Thaw trial yes
terday, in New York City, stated that ne had
never heard of the Thaw case before. New orK
is a big city and it is quite possible that busy
man would not hear of case that really looks
to be of more importance to those who live at
distance than to the people near the scene 1he
papers give millionaire criminals entirely suiil-
cheney of notoricty.
Full for Fitzgerald " Pull Out
The unexpected Announcement Of the sad and
almost tragic death of Auditor w. J. Swain OF
the A. b. & A. railroad of Atlanta day before yes
terlay was the slddest news heard Oh the streets
of Fitzgerald yesterday. The officers OF the A. D.
& A. are like home folks to business people
and Auditor Swain had made warm personal
friends OF the people of this city with whom he
came in contact, lie was one of the roads most
valuable men.
Pull for Fitzgerald o Pull Out
Chairman Guyte McLendon, of the State Rail
road Commission is making quite reputation for
himself In the letters he has been writing these
trying days of railroad regulation the humor OF
his letters the cheerful spirit at least has attract
ed general attention. But Chairman MeLend0ns
strong DO MT is in I'll logic and strength OF his let
tcrs He seems to understand thoroughly what
his rights and his duties arc He is quite
capable of taking care of the difficulties that might
embalrass o less capable official.
Fun for Fitzgerald
Hon. Crawford Wheaty of Americas was i'll
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-01-11
Pull for Fitzgerald or Full Out

There is u bill before congress that will do more
for prohibition than any legislation that has been
attempted since the beginning of the temperance
movement The bill provides that no license shall
be issued by the Federal government for the sale
of intoxicants until after the applicant has shown
that he has paid all local. all state, county and
municipal license.
Under the present system dealer who wants
to evade the local prohibition laws provides HIM
self with government stamp which heretofore has
been kept secret leaving the dealer only to contend
with the local authorities, who too often are III
sympathy with the dealer. There is one adVan-
tage in having the national government to assist III
having him prosecuted The officers OF the nation
al government not subject to the local influences
and once a case comes to the knowledge of I. ).
Deputies they pursue the case relentlessly until
the matter is terminated in court, or by term III
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-01-11

The Ladies of the Fitzgerald made most fav-
orable impression the visiting masons within
our gates yesterday. The warm hearty welcome
with which they greeted the visiting shrners COM
pletely captured the whole bunch of them and
made clad the hearts of the local Of the desert
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-12
BUNYAN'S
 WILL FOUND
CURIOUS DISCOVERY MADE BY 4 CITIZEN OF HUNTSVILLE.
 OHIO

BEfiEEoNTAtNE uHI5 UaH= -earehHe among a,d rapsf- H ,aa a.- tir hr~ Nj. K t'etrEtm If Hm-s= F'..E diSe"vTwd F#Hf HWpaTf~ e H# the la-t sin and saztaa.at at Iaaa EHHzsH= aHt#er af "Pflf#s Fsu-f=-- fn# daam sas ls#af raraHnsar. yellow H't# a=s Hd x datI B... 1s. Isaz Mn t'a#inrfau.= aH5e-'aF= aa#s sts# F. eH+Ha #Ht E-#r- age.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-12
WHY WE ARE
 PROSPEROUS
STRIKING FACTS ABOUT MA TONS WEALTH SET FORTH BY
 NEW YORK BROKERS.

! N#E Ysrk Hra of bloaar- k con .'-se-taz a Haa~Hartt= campaign through 'H= endless r#w letter system. aa- .aaz.as hHsiuass mon ta forward cop .ss of tre-r letter go res~imi-tir ec- Gaantaaraz Following are some of Tn, rIeIS rHyy =st rartH us iu-Hfyms c5u- aaaHaa fH m. country stability.
 Fnar hundred aa bftv million dollars eaz r#s#na8ae m our faeer .Hrez iees .# fHa iaeaa,~, ar exports ptsa .apaHs uuf exports lu tqu. ex- a.si,d .aa-a..f feut h, S18eooa oao.
 ar.a aat1aH.I arHt af 1eo7 0a- s>G.- oeaaoa ..~- than th7t of tho previous y#Hr e..as | reduction af slao ugr capita
 ~iu in. rradueu9a af cotton com ..rsgr tehaeeo coal petroleum pig If-H. -t-.. serfer 4Ha silver tae Int .# S,af.- E#l fHr world.
 .taa ansl#las sHa9t af aa eaHHamar aH zN HaWas dr3usat de-laay m mines and EIl our crops
 aa- prosperity must continue lo H=a fHaH aur 8af#Hl rvsaHrces No HHn af maH.eH eHaak | Washing taa Psst
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-12
NEW PAPER
 IN CHICAGO
PROPOSED DAILY WILL BECOME ORGAN OF DEMOCRATIC
 PARTY.

CHICAGO. - \ HeN newspaper iu ChieJgn which wiu be the organ of ta.=aemecratie party is being promoted. The work of organization has been going on quietly for some tiar and ION has sU far progressed that John r Tausry. secretary of the democratic county central committee. announced that SfHo.9e8 cuuld be obtained far tHc project "u an hours notice and that it's ultimate success ea~ assured. The movement te found o new paper was started immediately after tHr abandon m.nt of efforts to induce Joseph Pu- litzer publisher of the Now York World and thc St. Louis Post Dispatch. To sufer tbe Chicago newspaper field
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-12
FINDS GOLD LAKE
 IM ALASKA WILDS

SEATTLE pss It J. G Hu~i,r i~ h1ck from EJst3 Uif- vterd tale about a lake of gold. He says he has discovered tAe lsl. aud a.. proof brought back VHb him J Iau,h of nuggets worth ever Slsauon Hoslrf visited an assay aud tu-a at his find
 He ~a>s that tHr'e mautu- ago ur met aU ludiau vhu had zHrt hts -,tuJN after su, had beaten n.m and was tn hiding The Indian b.,.uuc sick and H"slcr cared for linn. cut of Eatt-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-12
CHASED BY BIG WHALE
 FISHERMEN ALARMED

ATLANTIC CITY De-. 1I = Mem h---~ -f t drrt-SrH fishing party. ah. -u.ut ih. day aboard the sloop Lon II Stevens. came back witb a wierd taI, of being chased bg 1oo foot whale which threatened to ram and sink in, hnlt. THa whale according La rh. varciou- fishermen. was chasing small ney and missed thrir ,rait bs bat a L." feet ia several ef it~ plmges.
 In tho party were Capt Albert Eocsc Capt Wm EroomGejd, capt. II. Statz- onbach and Capt C- C. GaSkill al wall known and abstymIous men.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-12
CHILDLESS
 PAYS MILLIONS
GENEVA WILL GET QUARTER OF BARONESS DE RoTHsCHILo.s
 ESTATE

FEiHeGRG. Switzerland. i.a I.ib- erts zas= the Gene.a treasury NH re- feits Sfeno.ado frsH fHa estate af Baroness Aaalphe da Eath~eald. aha die" tH thy city. of Geneva oa Nov. iS Ta~t.
 tHdaf fho la,v. qaHlsf ot fhc prop Hrt. af married per-6#s d5mz chiIdI,ss Enr= ts fac eHutaH
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-12
MATTERS
 RECORDED
FEB RUARY fl. 1903.
 loe ations.

Ncvah"Ilr. at junction of Franklin creek and Fox gulch. Jan. 1, lsoS. Ncl- lie Brown et al
 Praspero asso-. l.. l.. Solomon river. LOO feet north of quartz creek. ]. J. Aslund et a1. Jan I. 19oS.
 Army Peak No. aSso.. L. l.. Osborn creek. Jan. 1. 1908 Al Faulkner ct al.
 Army Peak No. asso.. l.. L. osborn creek. Jan. l. l9oS Al Faulkner ct al
 Army Peak No. asso.. l.. l.. osborn creek, Jan I, 1908. Al Faulkner ct al. Army Peak No. asso.. l.. l.. Osborn crck. Jan, 1. 1908. AM Faulkner ct al. Rock Pile asso.. south side Rodney Alt. Jan. ?. 1908. N N GetchelI ct al.
 Snow King Extension No. ?. lode claim on R. l.. Eldor-tdo creek. Nov. %. 1907. O. r. Nelsen
 Proof of Labor.
 No. above Dis. Solomon river II. T. Harding.
 Seaview asso., Arga asso. on Uncle sam Mt. Gold Dust Col dBrick and Amalgum asso. between Solomon river and Bonanza river. D W. Taylor ct al
 Banner claim. four miles west of Nome J. A Aman.
 Richard. lode claim. l.. fork Anvil creek. John Kotovic.
 Syndicate asso.. R. l.. Monument creek. Chris Niehuhr
 Russell tract. R. L. Russell gulch Chris Niebuhr
 Starlight and Moonlight asso claims. Sourdough creek. sam K Ingeberg ct #al.
 Reptile ass0.. L. L. Washington creek. O. F. Nelson ct al.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-12

tu3e he showed him Co lake. where thrrs we're countless nuggets. The In dIaus. be says. worship. the nuggets and drop them back into the lake. One night, hr told an official of tHe assay office. he slipped into thc cold water of th, lake being careful ta avoid the surrrslitiouS ndiaus, and iu a few hours collected the nuggets la, brought back with him He says tho Indians cail the hedy of water the Lake uf Gold Washington Star
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-12

Captain r amtspn. from elos-apl and E Fox fram Candle. arrived yc~- terdaV
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-12

Iemp's St. Louis Beer on drauaht at The Club.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-12
MORGAN CAN'T
 BUY THESE
OFFERED S2oO coo FOR PAGANtNt MMS. BUT ITALY CLAIMS
 THEM.

ROME. It is .ugi tBat ] r. Morgan offered 3zoneap for n, oriej- aal manuscripts ar feu eo1opu~i- tious of PaganuL am.H We're latyv discovered m tho lrrHtses of thr mu- niaipal hull ling If P..H.I4.
 The government ha- arni1d,H the sale proposing sa aea#tas tHs m4Hu- scripts for the state
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-12
PATRoLmAS APPOINTED.

Thee Stevenson has heen appoint cd t7 hH fsu taeaUc> m the Nome Poe tss fafee caused hN ths retirement of fdIfatmm StaHiiNs
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-12
SIGN TREATY
 WITH NORWAY

gHEtSTiANtA-After negotiation, Iastm Wear ' Hra tr.8tE eur4Ht,eiHz thr integrity af Norway MS signed her" hN HerHe#rnE,iza= af Norway F#Hes. Gfsrf Er#H== a;sr###z amt Russia ' dsgtIHITH aI-a =Has signed '5f--elfHF tHs ifsat. #at ISs- under aHieh Great HfHaH and France cau- a1t.sd iHe iElrefILN aT NarVay WI St.eden as aealHza Ea==it.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-12

. # ss ]. j. :. .. .s .. i. :: .. ,. $.
 THr ntmitable Joe Gittius with g: q. bunch of funny songs at the 2: .t h"bb~ show eu thc 22d :..
 z < 7 ss 9.- !: .e z. Z 7 2: 7. p
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-12
THREE DEAD
 IN EXPLOSION
DRUMS OF BURST BOILER HuRl go THROUGH HOUSE INTO
 RIVER.
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuq9ets Spectal Service.
 ALLENToWN. Pa. Feb l.. - One 'i a h3tierN hf ninc boilers in tho drawing department ur the local plant "t th- American Stcel N Wire Con- paHN. ta.w ur today. instantly killing tv- 'Hrt and iHjurug two others. aur "r whom diej fBree hours later
 fHv a,e1sleut r,~aI:rJ ia th. shut i'Hs a.su sf He. .Htir. mHE throwing >H8 mga "at af employment.
 Tn. Iln- af fhr #NuIa.IyJ baiI.r 'ssr. hurled tHrourH frame starago hons. crushing t Hha sa egg shell. iHrz.-- t==--, taHfsh ~fv,r 2 distance .s ral sa..s
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-12
~TW KHttfAi

STOCKHOLM lrHa zteHfHe a. t'rezsHtHtvaz of &araat Fra#e- #af Germany irslr EruUH and Russia al a=neH tH#5tE Has=Haf been Here#xaI @ith full fayaH he t.a= =din=raat classes in Sweden
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-12
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:, 7 2 :. ]. :: ,: ]: E 2 2 2 5. ,: :. ]. 2:
 come and see the trials and :: = trihulations of Mr Tighthoots at 2: z. the bobhs Alaska Moving Picture st fs show on Saturday. the a2d Srv- < ss eB hundred feet of laugh = = = :. z z ,; 5: $. = F :: :. :. 2. E < 7
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-12
THREE MEN ARRESTED.

Three men were arrested last cyc- ming by Chief ef Police Larsen and will be charged with drunkenness when they hcc"mc s"hcr enough te attend court