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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-01-11
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

1t has frequently been found that
one may be so busy resolving to do
better as to keep continually from do
ing better.
One day at a time is all that any
man has ever succeeded in living, but
lot have gone to the scrap pile try
ing to beat the record
If there were no brass bands in the
word. half theN joy of achievement
would be nothing to some of our adu-
lation loving brethren.
: We hear great deal about going
in the wrong direction, but any way
is the right way--as long as 1t looks
right.
The man who goes about proclaim
ing himself just as good as the next
one generally does 1t to drown out
his own private doubts.
1t is not at all unusual to see man
with an even temper coupled up with
an odd disposition.
Undoubtedly the worm will turn,
but who cares, even though 1t join the
Turner society?
If there is really no Santa Claus, a
lot of us are wondering about the
why and wherefore of all these bills,
A man who is born fool would
seem to have natural right 10 gointo
the business of fooling people
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-01-11

With an officially stated population
of $4,000, Milan contains 81 CO
operative associations, with member
ship of $500 and combined capital
of $157, 900. They can be divided into
building. industrial and workmen's as
sociations.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-01-11

Advertise in The Herald.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-01-11

Undoubtedly the worm will turn,
but who cares, even though 1t join the
Turner society?
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-01-11
MUCH IN LITTLE

The eagle can withstand 2s-day
fast.
Cartridges are used as current coin
In Abyssinia.
Key West has a saltwater fire and
sanitary flushing system.
The banana and potato are Almost
identical in chemical composition,
A square foot Of Persian rug
means 20 days work for the weaver.
A piledriyer at New Orleans is 1903
feet high, the highest ever built.
The worlds Sunday schools total at
262 900. with 26OOO,OOo attendants
The average temperature Of the en-
tire globe is 80 degrees Fahrenheit
In Austria no less than A out OF
every 100 doctors die Of herat disease.
1t is estimated that there are 81,
900 breweries in the world and half
of them are in Germany.
Tie newly formed Chinese cabinet
has decided on the regular publica-
ton of government newspaper.
The Queen of Holland discourages
cummings as far as she is able. She Is
an ardent lover Of all animals.
Eight-car trains are to be run on
the Boston elevated line in the en-
deavor to cope with the traffic offered.
A report from Consul General Rich
ard Guenther, of Frankfort. states
that the next international Conven-
ton of Chambers of Commerce is to
convene on September l, 1908, at
Prague in Austria.
With an officially stated population
of $4,000, Milan contains 81 CO
operative associations, with member
ship of 5,52s and combined capital
of $157 900. They can be divided into
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-01-11

: We hear a great deal about going
in the wrong direction, but any way
is the right way-as long as 1t looks
right
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-01-11

The man who goes about proclaim
ing himself just as good as the next
one generally does 1t to drown out
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-01-11

his own private doubts.
1t is not at all unusual to see man
with an even temper coupled up with
an odd disposition.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-24
MATCH OF
 HOCKEY

fae -ec'nI matca of aa.k.y between ht Reds ana th, oirasz .eiII talk, place
 #aarraa evening ot Golden Cate riuk 39 o'clock sharp
 Ta- Grey team k composed of use- colt =aat oReiHv. point. Captain Joe Ff"#ts ceuter NrIntvr. right uIae. 6rim tefr wing.
 f,''5fz-Ltch.nstefa. goal. Hadd3ak pnn.f cap,at Gla+-ferI. center. oy- Eao5i rs.t wne Rr,Hu-l Iaft wing
 Referee Earlins Prout
 Several fine player are in the teams and good match is certain Had. dock point Tor The Reds. was one of lac iiayers chosen hy Dawson to tour th' outside. and Mcintyre of the Gr.yz ussy to rlaH with one If the fastest teams in Nova Scotia
 With such men on opposite side. a very fast and interesting gumc may be expected
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way t6 Paris. If the Italians prove the better. or the Austrian or other contestants. let them be given every credit but am convinced that, barr ing unforeseen accidents. an American ear. bearing the Stars and Stripes. will be the first to draw up in front of the office of Le Matin in Paris.
 A resident in Alaska. now in New York for the winter. differs from the opinion expressed by Frederick Harry Chase as to the probability of the con testing automobiles being able to reach Fairbanks from Valdez except under great difficulties This gentle man asked that his name be not men toned for reasons of his own but as serted that no matter what others might say. he believes the autoists will reach the Yukon river at Tana- na in time to go down the river on the ice before the thaw commences. unless very much more than ordinary difficulties he met between Valdez and Panama.
 The road is not the best in the world. il is true, :,and. indeed. one would not look for a paved road in that part of the world" he said. but full ly believe that if the contestants are men of determination and endurance and do not get cold feet. as men of determination usually do not do they will make the trip from Valdez to the Panama without very great delay New York Times
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MANY EAGER TO GO
 InTHE AUTO RACE

Tn evidence of the general interest taken in the forthcoming auto race from New York to Paris. by way of Bering strait, may be cited the fact that applications have been received al the office of The Times from per sons who are desirous of accompany ing the contestants in one capacity ar another
 More than dozen men who have lived in Alaska and who are conver- sant with the climatic and other con ditions in that part of the United States are seeking engagements as guides, chauffeurs. or as general as- sistants. They are all agreed that while the trip will be mo picinc." as one of them termed it yesterday yer if the weather or some other cause imposes no unusual delay. it will be entirely possible to reach Nome and thence East cape, in Siberia Knowing nothing of that country. never travelled there. they venture no opinions as to what progress may be made in the land of tine cZar
 Americans will put themselves through to Nome" said this applicant, and. of course. will give every assist ance in their power to the contestants nf other nationalities. for Americans are honest sportsmen and believe 'n Ihe saying. Let tine hest man win If the Frenchmen show tine greatest amount of endurance and energy and have the best ear they wir lead the
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MAN SHOT DEAD IN
 TACOMA COURTHOUSE

had come ta blows and the fraca- was II severe aue
 Rush drew gun but just taru Che ncy attempted tu pull the comhatants apart angertug Rush to such an cN- tent that be fired and put bullet through cheney'~ brain Rush then dashed for the door in the attempt to escape but ho wa~ captured ana lodged in Jail He will be tried on th. capital charge.
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5CBBS SHOW WAS
 A SPLENDID SUCCESS

The o.'..aoamea. asaa ra E ' bahu. la SturaHz at,#Hs #sa a# unqualified .aes,- TH EVHaz ##E HF=.f =ruhehI4 t FaeGaa ztI5H U r= fn' .... ata.n ia tG- eltv
 rswn me-l aaaaHlhi. a=Hz st4a "f a Ms ta- a# displayed Hg #t ft nuhra ar E= eazs = a 1amHtz.H .afaF af aa. uar# af f#v 1I s..as .aa.4. ...ata.=..z T '.. ..Ha riea faaa-af nf .H af.ut ma. etaIE t4.
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 Em.y H .#t rrf and N.-- D.Hb.r4 aIa r.s-t sua. .. ut.a Nr- S.aa f. -4ar 1ai hHrd~n. a.l. lHs aaa vElh iii ,N.,rtin. enEHFsa tEaaaaI4e= si.. ..an. IL aa.ta H. b.. i' h mm.d aW stee his ona
 fHa #1HiHg pictures e#ra ey=e#eH- bu. rf. hobo aH rh. biga. aaa.# aH-sa A.. HHs #a aaaH a# tHa is.a,. HII. h.. taa.s all "tar 1h. s"WuE FfaHa#= H.= fu # r.mtl-.
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DYMAMITIMG ICE TO
 FIND CHILD'S BODY

are prosecuting the search with the money iH view but the great majorite are searching only for the purpose of giving the little fellows remains dc- cent burial
 Dynamite is being used all along the river to break up the ice in the hope that the body win come to the surface. The child was well known. and one of tine brightest little lads in the commit nity
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FOR WIFE
 0F SLAYER
FUND IS NOW BEING RAISED FOR WIDOW OF MAN WHO MUIR
 DEREO KING CARLOS.
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 LISBON, Feb. 14-DeHyed in transmission.) Hundreds of people are now contributing to fund which is being raised for the benefit of the widow of Buica, one of the assassms If King Carlos who met death at thc hands of tho brave royal guard.
 The fund is supported by all the malcontcnts in the country. particular ly by the anarchistic classes. The honorable class nf republicans takes no interest in the matter except ,o condemn the implied support of the principles of assassins.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-24
TROOPS ARE
 REINFORCED
SOME SENT FROM EAGLE TO GIs- BON TO BE READY FOR FAIR
 BANKS TROUBLES
Nuggets Special Service.

WASH1NGToN. D C.. Feb. l4.- Delayed iH tfsH=HtssiaH5 =orIrrs have been sent ta tHe commanding or- accr al Fort EEherr ta dispatch troops to Fort GibtaH If -Hre for the rur. pose of having u tHa latter rigc, a sufficient foree L. aaa with any cmrr- leucy that n igdt al8sc m connection with tho Iabor traua.st at Fairbanks
 II is hoped thHt f- presence If fa. troops in FaiIhmk iseIf wu moi rr found necessary. but f5r president uH be ready should the necessity arise.
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Nuggets Special Service.

JACKSON Miss Feb. 14-Delay- sh iH tnmsmisSiuuD -Th" legislature has passed thg prohibition law. and it will gg Hto effect New Years day.
 Su ends the great fight which has taken place in this state on the qucs-
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IS STlN.
 ENdNE:
JOHN HAYES H1moNo DENIES THAT HE IS NCoNGER WITH
 GuGGEtElMS.
Nuggets Special Slice.

SAN FRANCISc Feb II. -ana- iaycd in transmits John Hav. Hammond the fans engineer d,- nied today that alas resigned his position as the cheer of tae Gas- gcuhcims
 He has been tiengiu,er ef tb- great shelter eorpcton for a Iana time since he took prominent q r..i.r in bringing about tH8r between tha British and the B1
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-24
EVENING DOWN SOUTH
 TOMORROW NIGHT

~Tte Evening Down south Is the original Hamt given f7 what will prove itself fe be aH unique performance to- morrow night u q. Guuurcgatiuual church
 some startingly pleasant surprises will hr sprung and a most interest ing time k aH absolute certainty. Tick cts which Mil include supper will be only SI o0 each.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-24
NOME BASKETBALL TEAM
 DISBANIS IN WISCONSIN,

Nuggets Special Service via Ashcroft.
 APPLETON. Wis. Feb 22-The A B. basketball team of Nome has disbanded practically Swann will take charge of the boys for d tour of one week in Wisconsin. after which
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-24
Nuggets Special Service.

TACOMA. Feb l4-Dclayel iH transmission -One of the most sensa. tionaI oceurr,nccs in recent years oc- cured here today when Robert che ueX. Wctl-knoWu pioneer. was shot dead while trying to separate quarrel ling lawyers in Judg, Reynolds court
 Tn" lawyers were Giles and Rush. nf the Milwaukee railroad. on one side and II. Owens. on the other The men
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-24

they wil return tae coast
 They won their game under tae old management knight when they played Oeonto Coany N, beating the home team by core of i0 ta 39
 The winning of game has given
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-24
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP
 TO PROTECT MESSAGES

zHerTcy 1f official messages could be preserved
 Fhr ownership of the wireless sys- ie=aa<= by f=-i+at'.-eempanle the presi- dHHt believes would always enable tHs# r. interfere with official business -iAt ta- destroy ans attempts al se- er-rS a lmes when secrecy would mean success
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-24
LEAP YEAR DANCE

Eagles w.ves and their friends uiI. give Leap Year dance on Thursday evening, February 27. Ladies v.ith gentlemen. s2.oo; ladies without ger tItmen. S1.oo; gentlemen without la. dy si.oo. Ladies wiil serve supper free. By order of lady committee
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-24
FOUND GUILTY
EALING WOOD

14.aH petraG. Ae# kHeks and Fs- fer E.zH We're trie.faat1 aN eamH -i.H.r Fg1er eu ttseiaeee of taalfar EauG h.tneing ta.H= zaeHIssta H-aA- cry fr the hcaCH
 Peter aat off et#Hat rrff8H The t=t uIe ygszza#IH# sIHtfE H..l Kit-ks
 T.r first parea @.fz Efae.#ad. lfH. ladder uan ciuch.. and tHa s.ts-- keeper walked ase5 f##a#s=
 PrtroG and Kit 5aI Ha= =sffaf#l.l## tomorrow The eaeae= aEHiu Eaz was moi uaue efts faI conviction
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-24
MORE THAN POO
 CITIZENS REGISTERED.

The voters If the city continue. to pour in steady stream into the of- flee of the city clerk. and al 9 p. m. today 20 had registered.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-24
GAME L.W
 POSTPONED
N rqet's Special Srrce-

WNSHlNGTaN e F-H #4 Ipehy,l u umsusia- EE AH4- ha same tla has 1.rH l=H..Hs po tronrd. owing ta1s sfHa=.z #I#.-I- tiou which as heenamf.=.a fH, a"usc. AlaSEaus rmsaIF## HJ- yidcd ou the ubiccamd f.f l#t ..l- initiated strHeIy ain-t of the bin.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-24
COAL LAWS
 TO STAND
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-24
MISSISSIPPI PASSES
 PROHIBITION LAW

tiuu. and now people Jrr wondering how the law will br upheld when it comes into force.
 The movement over che whole Sputf is gaining momentum all ur time. and noW speculation Is rife as Co whether other states will fall iu line or uut.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-24
RIDGELEY
 TAKES JOB
FORMER coMPTRc-Eb BECOMES PRESIDENT OF KANSAS CITY
 BAN
Nuaaet's Special seYIes.

WASHtNGTo$ e.. fgb. ,p,bysj iu traslIssiaHl Ra4aaae. comptroller of tHs=s8frs..set fl.l=#=l=.- c.pird trs prcsi#ra. af ff. National hauE of Commerce kaH=az ets TH htu. has recently 2zeH ralrranizad n..r l.e change Easatt aH f#- wsBIlf.Iy resign H.EBa# #ffHa5 ..#tH fh. gus.flmrnt
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WANTS A. c.;EMouREux.

Leonard J T oufeux. of 41I Thirteenth street. cramento writes inquiring for Alht C Tremaureux tTremo) who. VI last hear from. July r.. 1906. was Nome
 He is about 27 ss of age. feet : inches in height has light hair.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-24

Fresh Peanuts 15c. per pound. pounds for sl.
 Lined Leather Mlttens. pairs s1. oz- duck. Isc per yard At the Nome Bazaar.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-24
CASE
STILL GOES ON.

The case of Roylc vs. LafbHn still occupies the attention of the district court The plaintiff had several Wit nesses examined today in rebuttal of the evidence of the defense.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-24
Nuggets Special Service.

"A<ilI>aTo< D e. Feb II I'.... uI--.url Il. 'e--t-~ .H rHn-fc-- m which tH. pf.-- taa#f recommended ra. 4a4a,afH.-a. g.a.t.Mr of m. ..ra.- i-lerrllhs
 i- stated ,.at f-dsr5l aua- f ta. uus vts H# which r4a#
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-24

tt satisfaction bretHse If the H-hHHdment
 fa" team Was composed Of SWlnn Afford Mcclure BurIry and BiIyeu.
 C. stewart WIS present II inc Ealr-
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aee aii sorts of conditions IL has been
 made possible il is said by the ex- Frrt manner in which the ground was aias#ed ut. hIeebed out and prepared at thg beginning. hy Manager T. NJ. Gibson aad Foreman Pete Kavanaugh. tH- force employed consists of about t- Hafs
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-24
FORFEIT MONEY.

Two men samed Sandon and Pyle were arrested yesterday for being drunk. They gave s10 each as bail. but did not appear and forfeited the money.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-24
MAKING A RECORD
 FOR DIRT HOSTING

lAaHe tH, past tarr. weeks mef- 1aa eao carloads af Hta have hrea as1 .a fHe -rfae. aaHy u tHu j zt1-ai claim #4t.a- a H.-s-H4 s+. S.s.fr. Irau-ulH
 f-e ar"rag. i- N,u auag, Che Goo
 .is and mas been f"pt up steadily ua-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-24
Nuggets Special Service.

FAIRBANKS. Feb. 23.-Half the people of the city of Fairbanks. one may saX ts now occupied in the search for thc body of tho little six year-eld child of Surveyor Robe. who was drowned few days ago in the river
 A reward of S2,O0O has been offered for the recovery of the body and many
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-24
HOCKEY.

The second match game is to be played between same teams on Tues. day February 25. at s:3o p. m. at the Golden Gate rink.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-24
SPECIAL SALE
 IS STILL ON

And daily many people are getting th.. bezt bargains in groceries ever giv- eH in Nome Hundreds of specials of- f~red such as.
 Pure Cider Vinegar quart ......... is Pure ~iue Vinegar quart ......... 10 seif-Risiae Buekwheat. 25e. pkg .. 10 = < P Harmaiaae 35e. jar ...... 20 Azs7rtsa Jellies 2-lb. can -........ IS taderwooa.z soueod Mackerel. soc.
 cans .......... 1s Crackers. per 10. ................... 10 White Sap. 4 large bars ........- .25 ENeelisnt PtskIed Beef 10. ....... .ol
 Pa@pberries 35c extras 20 and -25 Raspberries. 35e extras 20 and .25 A C H ER. EWIN G & co. 4 R c H E R, WING 6 o.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-24
LICENSE FOR FERRY.

Y Evart obtained from Jufee raI- her today a license fl conduct r.t aH B0narzg
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-24

Best thing of the season. Southern Evening at Pilgrim church. February 25.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-24

Victor Monographs and Records al Simson Bros.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-24
S0LLY STROUPs 2
 TO FIGHT

Nuggets Splc.lI Seraee.
 Etl.iHfNiSs IsH -4Hs 4ar44.-5 .d Jae. T#Hu. --E H#Fr#.
 titHf H.Nf Frid#.
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Nome Nugget. S15 per year.
Rugs at less than outside prices dur ing simson Bros. Selling Out sale.

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Largest Billiard and Poel Room in Alaska at the Board of Trade.
 Granite Mining Candles are the best. Victor Phonosraphs and Records at Simson Bros.
 lemp's St. Louis Beer on drauaht at The Club.
 Granite Mining Candles are the best.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-20
The Apostle Senator's Tabernacle Sermon Illustrated
ALABAMA COMPLETES
VOYAGE AROUND WORLD

NEW YORK. Oct 19,-Through a dull
brown curtain CT haze and smoke which
oyerhung the tcrtuous entrance TO New
York harbor this afternoon. the battle
ship Alabama crept cautiously into pert
and dropped anchor OFF Thompklnsvllle
completing q voyage around the world In
500 days. More than $4,000 miles of all
the seas Of all the world lay behind her.
finished her trip as fit for night as
when she sailed from Hampton Roads
on December l6 last as one Of the great
fleet which went forth on q mission OF
peace. Ten months Of steaming has put
the boilers Of the great ship to severe
test and repairs are necessary.
In a few days the Alabama Will go into
the navy yard at Brooklyn TO undergo
an overhaullng.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-20
GENERAL LUKE WRIGHT
GOES AFTER MR.. BRYAN

NEW YORK. Oct 19.-Seldom has W.
j, Bryan been so severely arraisned dur
Ing the present campaign as he was here
tonight by Gen. Luke L Wright, secre-
tary OF war, who addressed a large mass
meeting AT Terrace Garden
Gen. Wright, who was. introduced as n
Democrat having the honor of holding
ninistrat!on, was greeted with enthusi-
astic cheering when he appeared on the
platform.
The speaker entered vigorously Into the
principal issues of the campaign con-
demning Mr., Bryan In sharp terms for
the latter's reference In a speech recently
to President Roosevelt as "the hired
man Gen. Wright said that such state
ments "tlckled the sroundlings. but made
the judicIous grieye" He then outlined
the powers Of the president In an en-
deavor 10 show that the president is not
hired man. but 1.-The chief ruler of the
people"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-20
LATEST PHASE OF
THE BALKAN SITUATION

LONDON. Oct. i9.--The latest phase OF
the Balkan difficulty points to the posi-
bllity OF the most serious issues being
settled by direct negotiations before the
purposed international conference meets.
leaving TO the conference the work merely
OF ratifying and legalizing the arrange
ments already made,
Confirmation Is had from Vienna OF the
statement that negotiations have been
opened between Turkey and Austria con-
ceruing Bosnia and Herzegovina, with fdir
prospects of success, while Constantnople
dispatches are more hopeful that Turkey
and Bulgaria Will reach an understanding
on the Oriental railway and Rumelian
tribute questions. The Bulgarian charge
d'afra!res today informed Sir Edward
Grey, the British foreign secretary, that
his government authorized him to give
most positive assurances that Bulgaria
would take every possible step to agree
with Turkey,