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Evening journal., 1908-06-05
1t is purei

~ - P0ACt
That is the one thing
about Ivory Soap that
is of paramount impor-
tance.
1t floats; it is econom-
ical; it is available for
use not only in the bath
and toilet, but also for
fine laundry purposes
these things are impor-
tant; but after all they
are secondary to the
one great fact that
Ivory Soap is pure soap;
and nothing else.
Ivory Soap
SO 400 Per Cent. Pure.
Evening journal., 1908-06-05
Sharp-duPont,

Miss Isabella NJ. DUPONT and A. Rod
ney Sharp viii be married at the home
of the brides mother. Mrs Lammot
dupont, Rising Sun, at $50 o'clock to-
morrow evening, by the Rev. j. Kinsey
Hammond. rector of Emmanuel F. =.
Church. Mr.. Sharp is formerly of
Lewes, and is connected with the e.
l. DUPONT Powder Company
Evening journal., 1908-06-05
FELL l26 FEET,
LANDED ON ROCK

John Albertine, aged 27 years. and
Joseph Mesino, aged IS years, employ
ed at the quarries at Wooddale, fell
distance of 1875 feet into a quarry hole
yesterday afternoon and were badly
hurt.
Albertino is the more seriously In
jured, and bis condition to-day was re-
ported critical. Numerous bones IN
his body were broken. Both are at the
Delaware Hospital.
The men were engaged In drilling
holes in rock for blasting at the high
est point in the quarry. 1t gave away
and both plunged TO the bottom OF the
pit How they escaped being killed Is
a mystery.
Evening journal., 1908-06-05
Death of John r. johnson.

John r. johnson, died Of heart dis
ease early yesterday at his home at
126 South Seventeenth street. Philadei-
phia, after an illness of several weeks
He was 6S years old. He was head Of
the johnson Forge Company of this
city He was a member of the Union
League and a Mason. He is survived
by a daughter, Mrs. Ellwocd w. Russell.
Evening journal., 1908-06-05
DORSEY Case Aaain Postponed.

Because of the illness Of City So.
licitor Townsend, the c. Sc Of George
w. Dorsey against the Mayor ard
Council for services as stenographer
at the Water Department investga-
tion hearings. was again postponed to-
day by Magistrate Broinan for one
week
Evening journal., 1908-06-05
Burton-Plummer.

A very quiet and phetty wedding
took place at Harrington on We'd
nesday evening at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas W. Plummer' when
their only daughter. Ethel became the
bride of Clarence ID. Burton, OF Ches-
ter. Pa. The Rev. r. II. Adams per-
formed the ceremony. They will re-
side in Chester, Pa
Evening journal., 1908-06-05
Friends Holding Meeting.

Beginning today the nifty seventh an
nual meeting Of Progressive Friends is
being held at Longwood. Chester coun-
", Pa The meeting will continue to-
morrow and Sunday
Evening journal., 1908-06-05
Revenue offieer Transferred.

Captain of Engineers ]. r. Daily. Of
the Revenue Cutter service has been
transferred from duty as Inspector of
labor and material at the works of
the Pusey and Jones Shipbuilding COM
pany, and placed on waiting orders
Evening journal., 1908-06-05
Leipsio's Fourth Of July.
nacIal ~ q,FTE EVENING JOURNAL

LEIPsIc. Del. June 5-An elaborate
Fourth of July celebration has been ar
ranged to be held in Leipsic, on the
school campus. to conclude with a
supper at night by the women Of
Leipsic M. f. Church. Dr. A. w. Light
bourn has been invited to deliver the
address. s=sr.-n.-i -issrfe
Evening journal., 1908-06-05

For trimmings for showing LARGE ot
OF aces that attractive and priced moderately Va
encienne and imitation Torchon 5oc 65 zsc and 90 piece
of dozen yards.
Evening journal., 1908-06-05
Zephyr Madras
124c from 25c

Woven fabrics greatly in demand season These
Zephyr Madras fine imported fabric dyed yarn and
styles suitable for Womens Chdrens Dresses mostly
stripes in wide range OF coors Very unusual Iac CSC
Evening journal., 1908-06-05
June Sale
Printed Batiste &c from 15c

These printed Batstes summer fabrics and at ths very
low price right at the beginning unusual 52oo wards
comprising nearly hundred printngs new fresh p
goods this seasons styles, &C, from I5c
Evening journal., 1908-06-05
Miss Collins a Graduate.

Blanche Dodd Collins. OF Lewes, was
graduated from Darlington Seminary,
West Chester, yesterday
Evening journal., 1908-06-05

No Longer a Bankrupt.
Marion n. Wood has been discharg-
ed from bankruptcy in the United
States Court.
Evening journal., 1908-06-05
Other Specials for Saturday, .

4soo yards best Apron Gnghams sale price &C
yards best white ground Shng Prints sale
yards Hill Muslin a. wide; sale price. $oo
Womens Hne Percae blue, Wrappers; worth $I5o
each sale price $Ioo
Mems Madras and Percae Shirts light and dark coor worth
soc; sale price .soc
Mems Fast Black Hose, all sizes worth pairs sale price
Ladies' Fine Fast Black Lise Gauze Hose worth pair
sale price ...............I8c
pairs Chdrens Fast Color Black and Tan Hose worth
Womcns ase Fine Ribbed Ise Vests Soc each sc
New Ribbons. New OXiOrdS, New ParaSOIS, New Cloves
New Belts New NeckWear, New BeItingS.
6O5-6O7-6OO rIarket Street
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Attendance win be given and terms
Attest. Iosenh G. Iolls. Rerisler m chan-

xx1 ANTBD-A coLoRED BOY AT sS6
w Market 81. Keno Tailoring. j5-2t
Evening journal., 1908-06-05
Muslin Underwear Sale

in Wilmington No let the extraordinary offerings Ask tc
following specials Corset Covers worth Chill
worth Sc Womens Drawers worth soc
Night Gowns worth $oo styles of White Skirts worth
SIPS and ST. 50 each sale price. $Ioo
Evening journal., 1908-06-05

BY virtue Of an order of the Court Of
Chancery, of the State of Delaware. in
and for New Castle county, made on she
fourth day of May, A. D., 1908, Will be
exposed to sale at Public Vendue, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE nth, lsOS,
Evening journal., 1908-06-05

address. -
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-01
HE MEETS HIS RECORD AT EVE RY TURN.

shipped in 5.000 miles over land and sea to govern our people-but he him self was so shipped in. He himself re- fused to come north until the govern mrnt had guaranteed him living in advance. He himself came here with a commission in one hand and school atlas in the other, looking for the do- main over which he was sent to rule
 lie now says the mining laws must be amended he advised the senate committee that the mining laws were as perfect as human intelligence could make them.
 lie now says that amendments of the mining laws are the paramount demand of the people-but he advised the sen ate committee that he had heard no complaints about the mining laws
 He now says he wants to be sent t1 congress to change the mining laws but he advised the committee on terri tories of the house of representatives that to do so would hurt Alaska be- yond recall.n
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insinccrity. his dupliettn his prevari- cation, are absolute bars to his useful ness at the capital.
 He is a man without a party except .a band of misguided avengers of im- lginary wrongs
 He is in politics what a brigand is in the mountains within his territory homage has become the price of safety. Consistent with his policy of terrorism he turns upon those who have sue cord him. when in trouble. with the same savagcry with which inc would attack wild beasts He pounces upon the party which has fed him and his family for the last twelve years with the avowed purpose af averaging it's withdrawal of further support.
 He telegraphcd the Krtchikan con vention that he was out of politics. and for once he told the truth. He will find the voters of Alaska had more in- telligence, more honor and more de- eency than he had given them credit for.
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tell the people that he did not sec the need of changing the mining laws until after he resumed his vocation as q law- yer2
 Who can place any reliance upon d man of his calibcr? What reception would he meet with in Washington should he propose amendments to tho mining laws before the very same committees whom he as judge has per sistently admonished against any and all changes? He may depend upon it that the people of this country will not so stultify themselves as to send such a man to Washington to represent them.
 His record on home rule is no bet ter. He has himself. in Washington. vigorously opposed territorial govern ment and every other form If auto nomy.
 He is himself responsible in very large degree for the opinions and views of Governor Hoggatt on the subject on home rule. He went to the trouble
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-01
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 PARIS. Elu... Jug Eal.t- m sxst.l nfHe al tv.uts-ass thaazmd trasbmsu. tH. American latmabds. Inc THauts FN.r. driven bz WHHm SchHtzef. af N,u York. atata w ta Le M4ua auee at H4aa t.a4s. ausr completing ta. loum,y srama 3aa world 1ram NeV York The cheering eaaHi bt- Ht.trd for mt.es taa setHH= zaf au4 Captain Ilau-sH HI= t#HHIe5H izlHt a.r. taken from laa#mssHlae fHd e8ffrH -heuid.r-hiaH into the rf- aea amidst tg.. most tumaaaau= saeer. m-
 f+1r a distance of rhrr mtHz fum galz sIfe a.s naad Mas tbr#ared aHH p-arlr. aHe e.,rr.d tauffY fHe NnafIsla ma.biu,. nuitanna aafH tHa Trench amt American Hrrs Hr0 pat and as SsHuitx.r entered tHr affs 1H9 t-vlH-# #bysaHs frantic vH ruffa=t-
 gm AatamaW-ts fram II assr IL. world 44-f--I f--.ut ta. eftas= t#aH Ha- f-h If fhr Iata rls. and fine aHuHar# f55 fa# rHd.u.d hla hla4uaf fa= aarf4a aabl m tbs ltrr#t aaa U lfHf#
 h au interview published ls L. Nafm T feH minutes after tHa com FtaftaH af tae race. SemHzeF stated HHa L. I ataut eleven a4s aHaaa - fhs G.rmau ear which + -esea9 5Ha slaai twenty days ahead ef tHs It#4z mn aar titaf fh. balance af ftas#eam fstlt4f 4Wf before er4- #e f#- I'd asaHHf4faz
 fhr mon who have just eamrfsfsl this remarkable trip arc in rarfest physical condition. but The. condition af tHe marhiue manif. sta hard usage scerf5I of ,b~ wheel -Iak.. ars hrat rH and the ttr.e ar- 4eafH =rtthaH= uper hundred iirra w-fs w4fH a4t eH iHT i4HfHey.
 h dsaer.hHe the jauues. seAHltzsf dccurad thuf h- h1. never had T bst= t,f rfmr u H ufr aud aIaft rram lit4e difficulty over hi- ra port au the Russian frontier everybody ae mot 'I4d everything possible fa help hin | tHreuEh
 The raal race for surrcm1c, began from Irkut-k Mmehura. which place fhe American reached tWa days behind the German car and sixteen haurs h.- hiHd the Italian ear Hr had He-n d-- l,yed nn accumt of sariss uf mis- haHs. brought about mainly through | lack uf a pralcr guide.
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of c"muIimcutug ths governor tn writ- ing upon fine nltsrs aIir9siliou Co WJsEcy and Gale before the territorial committee. and lis letter is before that committee and was by thrm printed as an argument against territorial gov eum,ut for Alaska
 This man, who is now asking to bc sent tn Washington to advacIt, terri tori1I government and amendments tu the mining laws. has by his own ac- tious closed upon himself The door of every committee room at the capitol fia faces his own record at every turn He meets himself coming around cv- cry corner Every measure he must advocate in order to represent tho pru- bio of Alaska will simply he ease uf Wuh-rshtm fighting Wfckcrshum Hi4
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-01
GLOBE CIRCLING AUTO RACE
 WON BY AMERICAN DRIVER

taa at-ratsH lh- American made good. an foreign rHataFz5 much ths same s= br dtd on hIz native heath
 Captain Hal the ssH known Alas kan. who ts Haa in Samr. met schult- l.r in Chicago. and advised him strong Jy against making tue attempt to trav- .l through Alaska and the pair met second il4e i# san Francisco where both Captain Hal and A. Zipf the mlmser ef tHa \ c Company. again tried t4 Wpfa #FsH tha udomiuat- able tutamabaHt that h. had no chance in thr world sf overcoming the Alas kl -uBv arfft=
 NIT Thama=. tH- owner of the car offered ta age8Fa Bsf# Han and zIpf Jr aeeamraas In. eaf but both declin- ,I CaptIu Hansen ahl accompanied seuuuzar. sIalued t3 be au Alaskan. nut Han =1ys tHlI he knew nothing
 lhunt ihr eaaatg u.ua- a member uf Captain SaH#eH=# Haftv au nis his- t,ri. mp aH The Tram fl Tho. Arctic In search If trlf North Polo
 Had # not h~-H for Captain Hall and Alr ZIlf tHefs E HttIe doubt that the
 American ~aHia Haer been held up on both Russian frontiers flor at the tune hr arrived tn Sau Francisco he was without Fs==paft on Halls advice a wire MS seut ta Mir Root. secretary uf state far q rszzpaut issued In dup licate. aIth instructions ta forward one copy ta Same and aHe ta san Francis co
 Captain Han later met Schultzrr and his associate at Yokohama. whence they arrived on the steamer Mongolia.
 He accompanied them to Kobe in the machine. buf they found the roads SO marrow that they had t1 take a train from that pomt ta katuuu from which place they tauk a steamer to Eladivos-
 tak. Had Schuitzer taken Halls ad-
 vice hen he arrived in san Francisco. and eliminated tHe trip Into Alaskan territory there is little doubt that he ! would have finished weeks ahead of his ] competitors \ steamer left san | Francisco for Nladivostuk the day tafrer ta. American ear arrived at the
 former place There Was no other steamer for uauth. and had he tak-n passage ta Nladieestok as soon as he arrived n san Francisco he would have been thirty days ahead uu start l ing out from thr Siberian port on his way tp Paris.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-01
CHiLBERG COMMITTEE "PED-
 DEfN6" TO THEMSELVES

Two ur three If tha member ef th- Carpenters union hay. denied ahsa- Iutrly ths statement which arI,at-d a rh" loga omlbers organ q, t., .0syf that the Carpenters Union endorsed thc suciatistic candidate as 70 J,issffa to eoFeezz ffam NfazEa Th.r fae that ih, Carpenter tniuu Ia. Hat .H= d"rzsI mN candidate. n"r have ths. members aut intention of doing sa.
 II would seem fr"m th that tIr Chilhsue supporters arr Willing tu ru [" almost any length tn create thu Ha- pr, i"a tbat their caudid,u. i Iahls to prove i winner.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-01

Frank Eusley and J Nelson. two miners employed ou NuReI and Wn- Hams claim an Center ereyk. had q rlther exciting experience this morn ing and a- result EHsley Is confined H fine IiuE Cross Hospital with a broken ankle and Nelson is using up aIl the hrai-. lHim-ut in town
 The men were on A sg3iioldug on the tep of fh- shaft. when the structure gave way. pr,eipitatug them tn the
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-01

Prom Nadta-taaH and au through the el.t-lt portion 4 sl4af.4. lae rald= tsr. u rum condition. and Ii is uai .ursm- rat .ha other cars Arr, compelled ts give ur FHs faUi= were mHs niar. tHta pack t8#= through a.. HI- snd sef4-z t#e FEa5Hz et t8u- Iai. 4HI occasionally stretches af eaun- Hrv u.r. nts,r-sd which Hsra death at ah tires EHr apauE frrzHets washed .ut t.- r.44 bod H hundreds af Ht.s. laI the d-f#sH= af al ar the HaeHlu. a.r- trfrga many times by hatts storms.
 Prom nau#a o sr Fer9rzburr. the zstd= vrr. i'm e7ad =H5ua. and The tmeft.w m5sHm- =aa overlook Inc taefmn aH8 lafaH drivers SeHutzar at,.aa uu, Ha.tr af H5ts=eiE6t aaur- ftHhuut t.-rue. .umE m fhe machine t= by uavaeJ aius s5mg tlms ul- ta#6 ua account of storms in crossing HGa Irr m,uHf5a=. taI aesana,I,ss. Hra aa.'d rae=r# #zHH# established hrtnsru th, sea nlass
 frua ~t FatafaH#f# t4 t#a German ffaHitsr. from thafe t= E-F58 th.uee ta frHEUr1 and PuE Isa NWercau Haah.a. Vas eHdeH hv Haret an 4u- famahJla driver aHs H8s aIeIs burst faf4 international ftmr.
 taf fH- past tsya weeks Inc Amert- Elu was m.r by t4rEa eaHeauF>4 ur fa.=arte iu rtru town through which He as..d and in #4#e e4=e= he was tar#.t tH IH-r HffIH IIUH iu urdrr tu -Hes eaue enHft-=t ta In. p-ari, who
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-01
'SHAM'S RECORD IN THE NORTH

He advised tac same committee that tHr mining laws arc "1 wei settled eude. rvrryb"dy knows what il is aud Wu3t II means. and hur, you ViH not touch It." when he knew 1t is the most uncertain and unsettled of all laws. aud that il produces litigation over nearly every claim of value
 iie advised the same committee thai the miners had authority ta change Jbc law hy euaetug miners rules bat h. himself as judge has knocked out eyer. miners rule that eyer came befsra Him.
 Did he mean what he said on this subject d. a judge Does he mean what hr says now as politician amt . lawyer When Is he sincere and when is be not sincere Docs He mean ta
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-01

When Viekersham announced him- self as candidate for delegate tu congress hr uHdrrrstimatcd the huu- csty uf the voters uf Alaska: when he expects to be sent to Washington to amend the mining laws and (" secure huuc rule he uudcrgstimatrs their inc teiiigcure. bur when hc undertakes ta pose as q reformcr and a leader uf the viftueuz. he uHderrstnatcs their sense uf deceucy.
 He has a record on every issue before the public. and that record is his ac- cusinE Nemesis dagetne his very foot steps
 lie says he is opposed to the carpet bag system he himself is efra- tuTe and product If that system
 He says he k opposed to have men
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-01

The Thomas ear iz the only machine
 in thr r.nr.t that e..r attempted Co aamrs #IHH fHv e-#5tIaH= Hft =-t d4aH H tho fr--. Hha srmtz-r i- thr 7Hie ane ef rb- -amrsttu= whl sysr =..t Hi- f--t 1t A4=ea Iii thr tte- asra- ula continent of Amersa h-
 dsrear.I au other competitors hy Six dat= aud l-ft san Francisco on a
 t.uuer and landed at Valdez After t9ulim through the Alaskan snow drifts for several days he was inform -d bs telegraph thai tte conditions of fhr race had been changed. and that fhe ma,HH.- weaf1 Al assemble 4t Nladiyo-t,ea. and that .be race would hr eaWm'usri over again from that point SrHItzer ha-teaea hack te S--
 atue. and thence ta the Russian from
 tier ou ihr Pacific orran A srru by
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-01
MOSQUITO FLEET MOVING.

After having been practically uur af commission for several day pu a.amm of the storm rbe aaat mosquito Hraf are ae5iH fH==iH= ahaut alaHs tb. HJ- Ter front. MIuy nf them hlN, reached Nome ff"W tha Ftaess of refuge which they sought WHan the storm ,etue Hr and others winch fade out the taFm at th'ir auaHaf4He. af, nov eu-y la1d- coast
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-01

mass meeting tu be held in the A. F. hall al 9.15 D. m.
 The campaign committee regret ths. necessity uf conducting political meeting on the Sabbath. but the hall has been engaged for every evening ex- csrting Sunday. and as there arc many ladies who nave expressed desire to hear MF. Cerson speak 1t was decide | hy the committee to have Mr Corson address the residents of Nome at Inc first available opportunity.
 The meeting win be held late so as ,o not interfere with any religious ser vices on that day
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-01
C0RSON EXPECTED
 HERE TONIGHT

owing To the stormy weather dur ing the past few days the Gussie Brown upon which John W. Corson. republican nominee for congress. is expected to arrive. has been delayed. and as near as can be ascertained will not reach Nome until some time this evening.
 Photographic advice from St Michael states that the Gussie left there at I o'clock Friday afternoon. but up ta the present time she has not been sighted.
 Mir. Corson will open the local repub- lican campaign Sunday evening al q
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-01

T. J. Nestor has bought the entire stock of liquors. beers and cigars o( the Northwestern Commercial Co. ana will place most of these goods on the market at outside cost. The goods will all be placed in one warehouse, and We ask our friends to call and look them over. We will guarantee to sell as cheap as you can buy on the out side.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-01
TWO STRIKES
 ON K0YUKUK

< prominent Name min g man rs- gently received q letter frnm utHH iu the kaRusuk. which eaHNav- Ha #- formation tHat tNa additional fus. have been made H Naau .urb. and that a IEee amount af muI.. |. being taken out
 Tin. letter zfHt,z that u,.. stone. iz being bHiif. #Hd gat tho country js booking better than ever
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-01
BIG DREDCE IS
 MAKING GRAVEL FLY

cutting wide swath through the gravel banks on that stream hoisting gravel and running 1t through the sluice boxes at the rate of about two thousand cubic yards per day.
 In order to test the values in the gravel a cleanup was made after the dredge was running a few hours. The
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-01
TWO MINERS FALL
 DOWN 30 FOOT SHAFT

bottom nf the shaft thirty feet below. Ensiry struck the bottom first, and made a =eft pad for Nrl-ua to light upon hut at that both uf them Nera rendered almost unconscious
 Tor Mustard MAS called mp on the telephone and he hurried to inc claim. where he rendered first aid to the in Iurrd and both men are doing as nicely as can be expected under the painful circumstances.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-01
MACKlNAW LEAVES.

The steamer Macknaw bf ths moaning lar Seattle, eauYIHs zm4 aHaH4 4f fr,iglr cnu~i~tue of whale baue. efe matL aud some aald baI- lion from tar banks. but ua isr-s-u- gers. The MachiuaW Wiu mak. an oti.r uir ta Nome this sra-au
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-01
SPECIMENS OF sYLvANITE.

Some specimen of syIyanite orr. Whfrh spW frsr r"td upon being ru5.t- ago hy I4m.= Gha4le#. who reported that ha found them fH thr eastward uf Came Nome hill The mpIre ura he me as-aKed
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teen feet, but is badly broken up on the sides. It Is solid for a width of about five feet in the center A tunnel has been driven for a distance of sixty feet and in this manner a depth of over 9ne hundred feet has been attained below the apex of the hill along which the ledge trends
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result was entirely satisfactory.
 Mir Kroze, the manager of the com pany by which the big machine is own ed. will make an effort to keep it in working order until about the middle of November a month later than the miners are compelled to suspend opera tions on account of the frost.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-01
DoRY cAPSIZED.

While coming ashore from the steam cr Diamond |. in small dpr> lhis aft crno'H. two meH Wrfc thrown suddcu- iy int" the ehlly Matters of Eeriug Sea when they reached point about tWeu- ty feet from tne sbor- rh~ boat uas upset by a high breaker which threw the men near the beach and Ja. Isass. Ia member of the fife ,ips crew. Whl Was standing en watch nearby. uza- cd in and yanked them uut before they Were carried back in the uudrrtoW The sailors ulfered nothing worse tuln 8 thornugh drrnchiug.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-01
TO OPEN UP VEIN
 NEAR BLUFF CITY

David Lyle. an old prospector, who has been delVing in the Bluff City re- zion for the past seven or eight years. is preparing to take an outfit into that section. where he has discovered q quartz vein. which. he declares. carries good gold values.
 The reef has a width of about six
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-01
SHERMAN NoMI-
 MATES NAMESAKE.
Nuggets Special Service.

Nu9gets Special Service.
 UTICA, \. Y.. July 31 - ]. School craft sherman. republican nominee for the office of vice president. today an nounced that he has authorized Con gressman sherman. of the New York legislature. to succeed him as a mem Der of the congressional campaign committee. The selection meets with general approval.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-01

Miss l.. F. Thomas has opened typewriting and stenographic exchange on Second street. opposite the Masonic Temple.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-01
LOST.

Saturday evening. a souvenir brooch of Nome. Finder please leave same at Nugget office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-01
CANADIAN PACIFIC
 MAKES OFFICIAL DENIAL Nuggets Special Service.

MONTREAL. July 2f. - The presi- dent of the Canadian Pacific Railroad today issued an official denial of the statement that has been circulated to the effect that the company intends abandoning the Oriental trade. The company, states the official. on the contrary. will make every effort to in- crease the freight being carried to the Orient. so that an additional number of ships can be run from Vancouver.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-01

The City Bath House is now open for business. M. O. solberg. proprietor.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-01

Bennington Typewriter. nearly new, sale or rent. Don A. Stewart, Nome Realty Bldg. Main POS.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-01

edseworth Tobacco at Yorky's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-01

Granite Mining Candles are the best E6sewOrth Tobacco at Yorkys.