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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21
AIRsHIP GARAGES IN FRANCE,
Deputies Vote subventioa of s2o,0oo-Legion
of Honor Decorations for Aviators.

Paris Nov. 2o-The Chamber Of Deputies to-day
unanimously adopted the governments motion for
srIbvention Of $4,000, with which TO begin the
ee+arTishnent of a system Of garages throughout
-, ,cr-,--y which vii command the principal
-sse-iaI routes of travel and out Of which prizes
eo- svia+ion also will De offered The Chamber
also adopted motion by NJ de Dion TO decorate
-,-,+L the Legion of Honor al French and foreign
f.+,-e VINO have conducted trials OF their craft
France -,
wilbur Wright the American aeronaut- and MN
Delagrange. Bleriot. hapterer, Sulnton anu count
~ IA Vaulx were guests Of honor tonight at q
sinner ~ The Marn1ite Club. Baron q Estnurneles
Re Constant presided and among other guests pres
Aut were Slgnor SiIvestrelh. the Italian Anoassa~
80 and 2. oul Dandurand President Of the Cana
dian Senate
Mr.. Wright. IN q short speech. which was warmly
,-,la5,ded remarked that he had not yet become
accustomed 10 the sudden change II the status OF
a1yta+ors who yesterday were rtdiculed, but now
-zere regarded as oraclss and were frequently
called on TO make speeches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21
PUT 1000 COTTON OPERATIVES AT WORK.

Union s c. Nov. 20.-The Union BuhAlo Coe'oii
Mills which It IS said, operates more spihdieS alo
looms than any other textile corporation In the
south mas orders TO run each OF its three plants
"a the fullest capacity. This places IN operation
seventeen thousand spindles and eight huhdIea
looms which were idle last summer The mills EN-
uIoy Two thousand operatives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21
GERMAN DIPLOMAT KILLED.

Paris. Nov. pa special dispatch recslVed mere
,ror, Perne Switzerland, says that Count hhenaI
- .-.,s,srz, Of The German Legation there, TO
dsv Jumped from window while suffering from an
aftsck OF fever and was killed Count Ehenar was
3 son Of Baroness Won Nieust. the norgananc "lie
OF Prince Charles Of Baden, and was ehease' ="
niece of Prince Won Bacw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21
RUSSIA SEEKING TURKISH TRADE.

e. Petersburg. Nov 20.-In view OF the boycott
O. : 11s1-ian goods BY Turkey and serv1a- an out
cine Of the political troubles in the Near Last t2e
Ministry Of Commerce has decided 20 send out SIX
e--al agents 70 develop Russian trade IN this ter
-sforv. The ministry is confer-ing with various
sseanitrees OF the subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21
RUSSIA NAY BUY WRIGHT AlRsHIPs,

81 Petersburg Nov H.-An effort is being made
re-e &c SCI ire Russian rights IN the Wright
serople1e % the Russian government for military
p1-poses The proposed contract IS similar 10 that
under which tne French rights were sold 10 q
Pz-1s syndicate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21
uANnERaILTs NEW Yacht.

Glasgow. Nov. 2o.-cornelius Vanderbilt has in
ss5 Cr-oe shipbu1ders 70 tender bids for the con
-, ~ a new steam yacht of 800 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21
WESTON GOES TO CALIFORNIA.

Washington, Nov. 20.-Major General John r.
Weston now in command OF the Philippine forces,
has been assigned TO command the Department OF
California with headquarters at San Francisco,
vice Brigadier General Frederick A Smith. who
will be assigned TO other dutieA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21
FIRST EXECUTION IN CANAL ZONE.

Panama Nov 2o-Hubert Stout. native Of Bar
bsdos was hanged to-day at Culenra for the nluI-
D0-N ra,ar,s, vUomsn This the first
,rto, IN me canal zone since the American
government has had charge Of H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21
COMMONS PASS LICENSING BILL.
Lords Expected BSher to Reject Measure or
Amend It UnacceptabIy

T,o-do-. Nov 20.-The Licensing bill passed its
third reading u the House OF Commons To-Day oy
e. zo-es % Il Il Il Is thrown oU1 Of the
L,o-cs q is second reaCng il viii De 50 muIlated
thac re government viii not accept IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
The Shake-up in the Marine Corps.
From The Tribune Bureau

washington, November ~
WARNED BY GENERAL ELLOTT-Major
General George F. Elliott. the eounmaudant Of the
marine corps. Is greatly dispIeased with the crti-
csr1s which being expressed by officers OF
that branch Of the Presidents order Withdrawing
marines from service on ships Of war. Steps have
been promptly taken to carry out the Executive
order issued last week General Elliott believes tnat
when the situation is fully understood by marine
officers they will appreciate that the situation Is
By means hopeless one, and that, on the con-
trary the marine corps will be increased in useruI-
ness and Importance by the reorganization which
is now possible. This will be promptly effected by
the formation OF permanent companies and bat
talions. with officers and men attached TO those
commands in way which obtains in the organ
ization OF the line Of the army. One Of the weak
nesses of the marine corps mas been the transient
tenure of Office the subordinate commands 1t Is
possible that regiments will also be organized Cen
eraI Elliott has learned that some of the officers
are planning appeal to Congress for legislation
which will restore the marines TO ships Of war and
establish their status on board naval vessels beyond
any change by Executive order. He has issued in
structons the form of general order. which win
be read with much interest throughout the service.
The order is as follows
The attention Of the major general commandant
has been called to an article in the public press
which NAV or may not be true, the said article
stating that marine officers would seek legislation
providing that marine detacnnenJs be again placed
Is his duty call attention TO the fact that sucn
proceedings are in violation of the regulations,
offensive TO military discipline and contrary 70
the motto of the CORPS for 'Semper t1dens
would be but a meaningless term II II shone only
on the sunny side Of life duty.
G. T. ELLIOTT, Major General CornmanoanI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21
THE VOTING IN TURKEY.
Preliminary Elections End-ReturnS
Confused BuLgGriar7s Angry.

Constantinople, Nov. 20.-The voting for the
second degree electors 10 the new Turkish par
lament ended IN this city this evening, and the
election Of the deputies has been fixed for No
venber ..
The elections have been dragging On for near
II week There are about $50 OF these second
degree electors. They n turn viii elect ten
DEPUTIES for the city. Il has already been az
rznzed that these ten men shall be in the pro-
portion Of five Nussulraans. two Creeks Two Ar
rnerians and one Jew This same apporuon-
-nent Of the deputies 70 be elected among the
5i+-e-gut nsrioaaIities in the community has
h=en followed elsewhere. The Bulgarian cand1-
dsres in Macedonia have been adversely af-
fscted by the Bulgarian declaration OF lnde-
pendence-
The returns SO far are confused and ii has
been impossible 70 form any opinion as 10 the
Ultimate composition Of the $40 deputies who
vii compose the new chamber The hope Is
stiu entertained in official quarters that the
e-zI elections will De completed in tine 70 con-
woke the Chamber in December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21

Sofa. Bulgaria, Nov 2o--The newspapers OF
this city criticise sharply the manner II Wnlcn
-rs Turkish elections are being conducted Only
FINN E7,Iga-:aus have been elected from Mace
6onia while the Bulgarian population Of Mace
d9nia entities this race 10 q delegation OF from
Twelve 70 fifteen members The Association OF
Constitutional Clubs in Macedonia has issued a
long statement exposing the alleged injustice
g. ne electoral system in Turke!-, and copies
have been sent 70 the Porte and TO the foreign
rr-7s7-4s here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-21

ORDERS ISSUED: The following orders have
been issued:
artilisry district Of Charleston to home await
Der General sga1 0SrPs Pa anq Pr aS "'
,o G9sse 20 02Io to 9avay regiments Of officers
receRt!y promoted announced; Colonel H7 y4MEs
9EAGE an Major 1870 WI sb TIE Gsuas s
HoWARR sfh First Lieutenant I5z1 54 1871 a
Captain ROBERT F WOODS coast a-tiIery 70 genera Al
set d1 ssTo eo:g s9:y vice corps aaPah f
Captain ROBERT Z MosELEY Ph5ipplns SCOUTS S; ITH,1
Captain CHARLES W FENToN. q CayaIry from Of Of
captain WILSON b BURT from to 10Th 1ntaD-
Captain ARTHUR s. oowAN. from 10Th to 18Th In
First Lieutenant WILSON Murray. medical reserve
from Philippines to Fort william HenTy LAT
Second I4eut.nanta MANLEL LAYTON and CLINTON
Leaves Of absence; Captain 1nr 1909 captain %
January Is, second Lieutenant PIckSNS E WOOD
son. sth Infantry. six months
NAVY.
Ensign B J. GREENE, detached the Pensacola De-
Mdshipman ". H. wALsE. from naval hospital Mare
Passed Assistant surgeon c. NJ Mayors to recruit
As qs st9 sPPeoR BROOKS detached
hospital Boston; to recruiting 9tsTI9q, GlsTsia9d-
tached navy yard New York December :: homo
Ensign T G ELLYsoN detached the Rainbow: to
temporary command OF the Nillalobos
Assistant Surgeon Il. L KELLEY detached navsl
starfon Csvte, 10 first torpedo foJ1llS- on the
Decatur vice Passed Assistant Surgeon 2 M
NT-SCSON to naval hospital. Canacao
Mdshiprnan z TOD, detached the Denver 70 tenn
porary duty Ssuar
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPs.-The following
movements of vessels have been reported to the
Navy Department.
ARRIVED.
Nov Is-The Lebanon. the Abarenda- the Powhatan
md Pentucket. yard. New
io-The a Guantanamo. the Salem, AZ
Boston.
SAILED
Nov lathe Dupont Cushing and the Macken ze
Fa- bzrIa
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TAKES PLACE
 OF ARNOLD

Charley Hmrrr. vice rresf#aEr of f#e WHa tsae-r N#H= u8 Tada= Company ms arrived and uHt uEa fhe place af thc president. hr tmaIa here this zaHm,t
 Mir Mmrae is practical mHef ma Wrli ,,rs.d in aH matters connected with the industry sa taat ns aaa uaa- 4eer Tom Gibson aash. ta make a splendid team.
 MT GIbsen lim-eff has just raaa4,a from Dr Arnold letter which Is most complimentary.
 fhe Doctor gives Hr Gibson faasaa fa expect him in NaHe laiar fa taa -rHSuu.
 Mr. Muuror also brau-lt in some ae= eomtants who win make u thorou4a examination el tb. eeaI.- or Che com pauy.
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BASEBALL
 SCHEDULE

The following Is tar rHral sehrd- aHs saf t.. zaae Eae. Eaa N..aaauan for as #ar Tons
 sallaE. Iaas q -Haa- .- Federal laaee raaa gae uass- Gaaoee,- t.sllts
 U.H.-.az Jm. Federal Labor aaa s- FaH nata-
 z#atay. JH~ #,a#z v- Reds Weaa.aa. Jas Rods .-. Fort tss#=
 st#.ate 4He EeH-r Cuou y- FsHs la.-. Rod s. oaif-
 Sunday JaEe Fwt payis ys. Colts U.du--4i July Reds y- Colts. sunday Ja Labor UuIaa ys Faat Davis
 Wedne-its. Iu.y iz fahar Caiaa ys. coIt-
 saalaE. Jas e.ds Fort pa- usaess Ja psei- ,-. ealrs.
 sa.da Iaee Rass- Labor ra- fHr-
 W.a...-4.- I. a 4al.a lai.r
 fu Davis
 suda August Reds ,- eat-
 W,da..8as- Aue Reds Ys Fart baei-
 suadE Nas Labor raar ss Cells
 W.aa.eaas# aas #G.4- I.ai r Eaaa
 sa# a Haa psus e-. ssl#s
 W-Hu.sae tas ie Reds y-. Colts SaaaHs eu- f5tar rm5n vs. r.a u.t-
 Hem -Is Nas -s colts vs La- hnr Uafua
 suHdaz Aug Rods yS Fort Da- Ms
 We1u.eda S,pg Reds ys La aar Iuiau-
 sunday S.uazs Fort Davis gs. Colts 2FaHJts sap' I.5bar DaD-La- bar rninr Colts fahor rnion vs Reds
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REPORTED ATTEMPT TO
 BLOW UP CONVENTION

fhe buildiug but failed tu meet his cu- zuirltar. and returned without ae- eeHplj~HfHE his design.
 II Is known that an anarchist has been arrested. and that discriminating articles laNr been found upun him hut nothing else has been learned d,H- uitrly
 Il Is believed that the police au- tHnrities atr purpestit maintaining si- ieace far tbe purpose of cneetIng th, arrest af tb, other members nf th. stHr
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CHURCHES
 TOMORROW
Pilgrim Congregational Church.

+N'-'teAt VI AtA NIAH
 h. The wmuHa fa cHlidru-- day yN- sfea-.s Mil he -issH in place of ihy f-ffF -rre srH ~r=F#E tt sum ds< HF sifU assaH aud sHa.#H ap- EHtt.I .IlH.Waut=-
 tH t.e Hfr.fH.aa ar -eo Roy. G. E eAhi~'"n-aa if Satuv NU conduct ==FEia.- in JHs SN,aIs9 ror-aa as. .Ist- ssH hE Alr ear.-tu ..f N hr.i-af-
 la Ehr eveuiu- n. minister gives th, seN.hth ieetar .n fine t-u aHmaad- msnts. "'rApu shalt Nat Comm. Adul- trS. singing bk Ile rb8Ir Mrs b"bbs orsani~t and director.
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THOUSANDS FOR
 TELEGRAmS

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Nuggets Special Service.

CHICAGO. June IT. \ =en=Ifipu- al report is now going the rounds Here To the effect that an attempt Wa- made or rather partly made hy band of anarchists Co throw bombs Into the hall of the national republican eaHveus ton while II was it session
 The police are absolutely silent ahput the matter. but they arc said Co b, making investigations. According ta the rumer one anarchist, who had br,n chosen to perform the work. iu cons rany with another actually went ta
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HE TRIED TO
 SHOOT HER
NOME WOMAN WANTS DIVORCE FROM HUSBAND SHE MET
 IN DAWSON.

Maud Eal.A. ~a4tt a..a suIt f.r a#--#-. -t-3#+ #=H.H-t a#-ena.a Smart #l. Ha. HaHzH.. .a haaaar @ Ht .r#s ttft Il- Ht-Hat#t for fa =HnI
 T.. treated .. #H. -#HHHHr n la... IsHs. t.. complaint alleges ta.t t.sazsaaf- n. haf
 H. ls.t.#ss..as...I 4t having 54Fr-d ..#a 4.ra 4aH.iA4=. .-..-taa-ia.a
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RESTORES
 LUMBER RATE
Nuaaet,s Special Service.

HNSHI<#5FatN Q =. June z# H#= #-f-Ha# ##a aHH #HH.r F#f= aU aE.# ..# tt= G.-t ML==a4r. railroads FE. H..# completely g.raH..5 iH tHrir aHazaHa .a aal=.
 EH ..rEz#- .ft H. ==HUr. i-HfaH has asaa a....-=A Hl.H sEa easttest pazsj- al. =.fl-tH.rIa.. IU uG-. lumber dis fHHez=. anH rH.ahrt'#H-# af tHr event aaH# He'# 4l# =aaar
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PEOPLE
 FOR TANAkA
Nuggets speelaI Service.

'Fs'5J ~E " VF~N'e1F VT "
 FAIRBANKS. Jun. 1a. pns tHau+- and people are due te 5arlEe Ia this city this week from tHe outside HiI Dawson. Thr crowd coming Han i@ probably the largest -iHre the camp assumed normal condition. Should nothing unu,uard occur the season Wiil be probably e=gf Ih, most pros porous iu Panama history.
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BASEBALL
 TOMORROW

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WILL CRUSH
 THE ORE

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sktDoO DANCE

T. farewell dus. If t. German Turin E I.' HH HH.H fr -t.a < t. ff|f FI.#= sErz. dune I.I= z=Hti.ueu m-u- T. e N.II H- Haa.t HsH3fnn- for fau aeHt .aatH- Iet feE-H= trrs
 #H- E. E HHHNHE. z--
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SCOTTISH RITE.

Special meeting of Scottish Rite Club "n Sunday evening, June 21. at 9 o'clock sharp. to welcome Brother VII Ham T. Perkins Every member re- Tu"stcd to be present.
 JOHN IT. DUNN, President. E W. THOMPSON. Sec
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MOTION IS
 0vERRULED

In the case of Branneu ct al ys. the Shook Mining co. q motion was made yesterday by F. l. Fuller t1 sal aside the injmteien granted the plaintiffs. but the motion was overrulcd.
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FAIR BANKS LABOR PAPER
 GENIAL TOWARDS ROMAN

n =aH Haz regarded as
 fl- .r-..ea condition .t HHara .H#Hs. Y. ..H .... HHa taI1g
 H r..#a#t H.#.. and fHa- eHU .a## saHz#H H.a totally iHa-.I ts =sHIH.'l.# Ha9 Usl.- He z= .ar.r#-.zz. loaf H-#r .H-#=aar.. sHI H- -4FH.Hs.t- aHaa.a-. tlam ar. H#zU1InI# HB4-.ta.
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Methodist Episcopal Church.

k. V. Dunlap pastor Morning ser vice al il. Subject. What Makes Live Worth Living Evening service al 745. Subject Does IL Pay sa.' Spe- ciai music. Anthem. My Jesus as Thou Wilt" choir. anthem. Be Joy ful in the Lord" choir. Solo, Tn Sight of the Crystal Sea" Mrs, W. NJ. Wheel CT. A special invitation is extended to all strangers in our city. Epworth League Tuesday evening at o'clock
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Nuggets Special Service.

FAIRBANKS June Et a#-# f.. #f.--. f#..# ####a#f..- #f TO- #H H. #.H. .. IL. aE..s.fH#. .. t# g#H.E .H. e#a. aaaa HfI.r ==#= H#t.## #8.. ta. H... Iz=zH1. .#- .a... --l- ..--a-E. ..r .az---a..
 +#. H##= E.-# ...-=# Ron.
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OVATION
 FOR CANNON
Nuggets Special Service.

CHICAGO. June ls Speaker CuH- non received an ovation Nueu he took the floor under special privilege tu sye- and the nomination ef s.hef#H a- eaH Gidete for the vice prasideur=
 Immediately after fhe razalt of the vote became known Roosevelt and Tau wired their concentrations t1 tHg new nominee. and Taft requested him to meet hi mat Cincinnati tomorrow ta discuss some important matters m c1u- nection with the eampaien.
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COMES BACK WITH BRIDE.

John Riordan, who represents Con gressman Sulzer in the York district. has returned to Nome with his bride. Mr. Riordan married lady of the same name in Boston during the winter
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EXAMINE
 APPARATUS

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JURY FEES HERE.

The appropriation for tHe mr fees have reached the marShars office where they may be obtained by those who have served.
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CL.UM IS
 COMING
Nuggets Special Service.

FAIRBANKS. Juae It !allrJohu F. CWm #deI.Hr# candidate for election a- dtIr-Hts I" congress. will arrive in Nome next month His own friends now eoue.de taat lis chances for election are practically nil quite a number of peoff= hayr expressed friendship for him because If his geu- ial character. but eten they will not vote for him.
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MARTIN HEAVY IS
 APPOINTED COMMISSIONER

Martin F. Heavy has been appointed u' \. commissioner for the lower Kus- kokwim His headquarters will be at Tuliksuk
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WRIGHT WILL
 NOT SPEAK
Nuggets Special Service.

MEMPHIS, June 20. Eake F. Wright, who has been appointed ta fill the place made vacant by the re-- ignation of Secretary Taft, refuses re discuss his appointment He will probably go to Washington immcdi- ately to prepare to begin his new du- ties as secretary of war
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HILL SENDS PROXY
 TO JOHN MeNAu6HT

Dr. Hill is sending his proxy as del egate to the democratic national con yention to John MeNaught
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Christian Science.

Services at o'clock D. m. at Wo- maH.- Club rooms on Steadm1u ave hue. Subject. christian Science" All arr cordially invited
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GONE TO GOLD RUN.

James Ryan left today for Gold Run. where he will oeprateduring the sum mer. He has recently uncovered some good ground there
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-20

Amelia Hatch has her dining room open and ready for business Would like steady boarders Good home cooking.
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Th. following Hrr the teams that eH compete tomorrow in the tae base sat 4tmr- eu the city diamoud
 Colts. Rollins e and sb. LohreldG rr lHgraHam. sb Bailey . Iomcu fH EHseu. ef combs. ss Eursik. f. coyle p. Johnson f. MeQmrs. utility Nauiugfprd utility.
 Reds. Hopkins eh. Brennan. H. Shya. f. White cf. Thompson. e. Dalton. sb smith, If Holman. ss Nachhar p. Rose, utility
 Fort Davis. Bradford. P Wooden. C. Thatcher 10 Barrett. ss Neidic. f. Baker 2b Gibson. cf. Tcbcau. ss. A. Mother If
 Federal Labor Union. Snidcr 2b McMaiHs. 3b Mountain e. Leonard. If Mansctt. ss o'Meara. cf Brightman. IT. Grobc. If. Malone. 1b. Brennan utility.
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SENATOR TAKES 4aas,ooo IN COLD

tfaai -.H-EE #uf a# H.f.H F.., affr a- #a- t.tH H#H#.#. #.#.#..... ..H...t t..Ir
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If some people have aas common sense they evidently think it i= tae common to use
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WANTED.

Second hand lumber 2xt2x14 or long CT. any quantity. Alaska Road Com mission
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Tonight - Cheehaco Dance - Eagle Hall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-20

Lemp's Extra Pale imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade.
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slasz wsinsr Beer at tn. Bank.

Mountains have ears as we'll as feet at least there are mouutaineers
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JUDGE MOORE GOES
 FOR A HOLIDAY.

Judge tifFtd <. Moore leaves tudas on the steamship Senator for short visit c. tHe states.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-20
NOTICE

To whom 1t may concern
 I wish tn announce that have sold all my interest in the gasoline launch Defender THOMAS A. Ross.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-20

Lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-20

Imported coburger draft beer on tap at Board of Trade tonight.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-20
cHEcHAKo BALL.

Tonight at the Eagle Hall. cheeha- co Ball. Come onel Come all
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-20
cHEcHAko BALL.
Tonight. Eagle Hall. Admission gentlemen, s2.Oo: ladies free.
LOST

Pocket book. between First avenue and Little creek on railroad Reward John Tasack. Paeihc Cold Storage.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-20
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-20

lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-20

chechaeo dance tonight at Eagle Hall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-20

edsewOrth Tobacco at YOrky's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-20

Go to the North Pole Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only coffee house in town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-20

Granite Mining Candles ar. tn. best.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-20

Granite Mining Candle. are tn. best.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-20
hechsoa Dance Eagjs

Tonight - Cheohaoa Ounce - Eagle haH-
 imported Cob.rger craft beer on tap at Board of Trade tan lat.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-20
RED sox AND COLTS TEAMS.

Fh. following are the teams that HIH comFgfr tomorrow in the taa hH-.e hafi -lmes eu the city diamond