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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1908-04-02
MOTT 8 EXCELSIOR.

failure. They run the risk of midew
and rot. and In the end, though they
may be exceptionally large and well
favored. they lack the delicate charm
of the smaller earlier pea in its best
season.
No garden is really garden now.
adays without plenty of peas. In
Queen Eliza beth's time, peas not being
common In those old English gardens
they had to be brought from Holland
and were called "ft daintles for ladies'
they came 80 far and cost so dear"
Now, while the south grows our ear
Hest peas, yet with a favorab BILE spring
the skillful gardener north of Wash
ington can bring the improved quick
maturing varieties to edible size In
early June, and an occasional grower
prides himself on having a first pick
ing of green peas on Memorial day.
The smooth. round varieties of peas
are the earlier and hnrdier; the wrin
killed. the sweeter and better In quality.
On account of their superior hardness
the smooth sorts are the first planted
As soon as the ground can be worked
these varieties may be put In. and the
plants will endure pretty good freeze
when coming up and when well out
of the ground.
For choicest peas the tall sorts used
to be thought Indispensable, but with
the Introduction of improved kinds we
now have dwarf peas of quality to
rNIn uptn
The dwarf wrinkled sorts represent
the highest quality In peas. They do
not however. terminate as well as
the smooth peas and cannot so well
resist frost. But among the wrinkled
peas some are more vigorous than 9th
ers Motifs Excelsior is making a
splendid record as a dwarf wrinkled
sort that may be planted almost as
early as the smooth peas and will ma
ture SO quickly as to make q crop neur.
ly as soon as the earlier planted kinds
1t Ii sometimes called the best early
dwarf pea Seven to nine large, very
sweet peas are closely packed together
completely filling the pod. 1t is pre-
ferrsd by some to the we'll known
American Wonder and Premium Gem
the good qualities Of which it Is said
to combine.
The new Surprise pea fWrnklcd, has
two distinctive calms--that II IS espe
cially quick growing and. though
must be planted later, will make \
crop almost as soon as the smooth vn
rietles and that the peas remain tel,
der and sweet n long time Surpri o.
is especially nice for the home garden
Garden or Prosperity was Il vrrilahle
sensation at Its introduction and haS
grown steadily In favor. II gives an
early crop OF large "marrow" peas.
OF second early varieties, Mclean :
Advancer has long been one Of the
very best. Market gardeners like Its
productlveness, customers like It's
quality. and Gamers use 1t largely
Telephone and Stratagem, the famous
big fellows" hold their own against
all newcomers for main crop and late
seeding
Alderman, new second early.
claims "all the earmarks' OF Tele
phone. with larger pods and peas OF
better quality.
Tested and good varieties Of peas
are legion, but II you want to try a
newer sort give q chance to Thomas
Laxton. a pea of unsurpassed flavor.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1908-04-02
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON

DIaTHTVT NAINE. ",
On this 2sth day OF Aarch A. ID. 1903. o,
reading the foregoing petition, It Is
Ordered by the Court, that a hearing I've hat
upon the same on The l7ih day OF April. >
- 1908, before said Court at Portland, in sait
District at 10 o'clock In the forenoon; and tina
notice thereof be published In The Sonerse
Reporter, newspaper printed In SAID Distric
ana that all known creditors, and other per
sons in interest may appear at the saic
time and place. and show cause, If any the!
have why the prayer of said petitioner should
not be granted.
And IL is further ordered by the Court, tina
the clerk shall send by mail to all known credi
tors copies of said petition and this order, al
dressed TO them at their places OF residence AZ
stated.
Witness the Honorable Clarence Hale, Judg'
of said Court, and the seal thereof. at Port
land, in said District, on the 2sth day OF
March, A. d. 1908. - -
isl JAMES z. HEWEY, Clerk.
A true copy of petition and order thereon.
Attest: JAMES E. HEWEY. Clerk.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1908-04-02

Jesse P. Morris of Shippers, Va, had a
close call in the spring Of 1906. He says
"An attack of pneumonia left me so weak
and with such fearful cough that my friends
declared consumption had me, and death
was on my heels. Then was persuaded to
try DR.. Kings New Discovery. 1t helped
me Immediately. and after taking two and a
half bottles was a we'll man again. found
out that New Discovery is the best remedy
for coughs and lung disease in all the world
Sold under guarantee at G. R. Fogg's drug
store. soc and SIoo. Trial bottle free.
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Notice of Foreclosure
Chicago, Ill.

Whereas. William g. IIawes of Plttsteld
In the county of Somerset and state Of
Maine by his mortgage deed dated the third
day Of Novem Der A. D. 1905 and recorded In
the Somerset Registry of Deeds, Book H7,
Pa ge 37S conveyed to us. the undersigned,
certain lot or parcel OF real estate situated in
PittSfeld Village, in the town of Pittsteld in
said County Of Somerset and bounded and
described AS follows: Commencing at the
southwest corner of land owned by the Sc
basticook Power Company where their sub
station Is situated thence running southerly
on the eastery side OF Lancey street sixty
feet; thence easterly at right angles with
Lancey street one hundred and thlrty-two
feet; thence northerly parallel with the first
bound sixty feet to the land of the Sebast-
cook Power company: thence westerly on
the sOutherlV line Of land of the Sebasticook
Power Company to said Lancey street Be
ing the same premises conveyed TO said
Halves by Thomas G. LanceY and Henry w.
IanCey by their warranty Deed dated Nov.
, 1903, and whereas the condition OF said
mortgage has been broken, now therefore.
by reason OF the breach of the condition
thereof, We claim foreclosure of said mort
gage.
Dated Al Pittstield I'm the County Of Somer-
sci and Stale OF Maine this twenty-fifih day
Of March \. u. 1908.
THOMAS e. IANGFI,
HENRY W. LANGEA.
3wI4 BY their attorney, q. II. Morse.
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Black Ischia is known as Blue Is
CHA. This and White Ischia are prime
favorites. Fruit Is considered as good
as the best for Georgia and the south
Skin violet black, pulp rosy red, meat
white. soft and melting Dries on tree
Ripens in August White Ischia has
the same qualities except color 1t is
greenish yellow,-Farm and Ranch,
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= arm Qno
Garden
GREEN PEAS.
The Pride of the Early Garden-De
licious, Nutritious.
A


licious, Nutritious.
BY FRANK DEVON
From the time that the approach of
Easter brings in the dollhouse" lamb
with its accompanying dish of southern
grown melting green peas till midsum-
mer's drying heat begins to be too
much for even the sturdest Of pea
vines we may have this most delicious
and most nutritious vegetable in per.
lection. Florida indeed grows 1t to ma
ture any time during the winter
Peas, 1t Is hardly necessary to say. are
cool weather plants Some of the va
rietes are among the first of seeds TO
be intrusted TO the bosoa of Mother
Earth while she is yet apparently in
a cold and unresponslve mood. Some
cannot endure any frost. and others
are sown to mature as late as August
and September But these late sum
mer peas are often something Of II
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GRAND RAPIDS LETTUCE PLANT.

IGrOWn III pot TOT ITHHbpIHIIIHB 10 UtHVH
or box.
combination culture The last two are
curly e2ved varieties, but under prop
er cultural conditions form good heads
The plants are started in the green
house. transplanted into fats and hard
ened off in the cold frames They are
then set In the open ground in rows
fifteen inches apart and about ten
inches apart in the row.
Another wrinkle In the growing of
early lettuce Is to grow the plants in
pots until about the size of that sho n
in the figure and then transplanted to
fats. in which the plants are grown to
maturity or at least salabe size.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1908-04-02
In the District Court of the United
States for the District of Maine
In the matter of
JOHN ii. GIBSON,



bankrupt.
Pursuant to an order to me directed as
Trustee in Bankruptcy of John IL. Gibson,
bankrupt, No. 64l6, District Court of the
United States, District OF Maine, | will on
the thirty first day of March, \. ID. 1908 at
one O'Clock in the afternoon, at the Moose
head Inn a hotel situate in Greenville, in
the County of Piscataquis, and said District
of Maine, offer at public sale to the highest
and best bidder, all the goods, chattels and
personal property OF said bankrupt, consist
ing of furniture and furnishings, fixtures and
supplies now ut said Moosehead Inn. fuel,
wagons hay, one horse. and book account Is,
as per inventory on file with +. j. Little,
Referee In Bankruptcy at Augusta in the
County of kennebec. in said District of
Maine and copy of which can be seen at
my residence in Greenville, aforesaid. Terms
ofsale, cash or certified check, on day of sale
subject to confirmation by the court.
Dated this fourteenth day of March, A. ID.
1908.
j. f.. BIGNEN,
2wl3 Trustee in Bankruptcy.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1908-04-02

The total fertilizer production OF the
United States is placed at 100000
tons annually. valued at over 100000,
600. Ii Is estimated that Nashville
Tenn. has S300o.OOO invested in the
fertilizer b siness
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1908-04-02

One spraying with bordeaux mixture
in the spring before the opening OF the
blossoms continues to prove effective In
the prevention of leaf curl. Where
fungous diseases only are to be com
bated the bordeaux mixture Us pre-
ferred Where scales are present the
sulphur sprays may be relied upon for
leaf curl prevention.-A. D. Selby.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1908-04-02

We never worry about the spirit
ual welfare of the man who always
sprinkles ashes on his icy sidewalk.
From "Brain Leaks" i'll the Com
moner.
Itching, torturng skin eruptions, dtstigure,
annoy, drive one wild Doans Ointment
brings quick relief and lasting cures. Fifty
cents al any drug store.
Cross bearing by proxy will not
win crowns.
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Bills of Cost

STATE OF MAINE-SoMERsET COUNTY
Hartland, Maine, March 10th, 1907.
The following bills of cost were at the
March Adj. term Of the County Commits
sioners' Court 1907.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1908-04-02

Even if you can not toot a horn
you can follow the reform band.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1908-04-02

1t has set the whole world thinking
Upon it all Doctors, as one, agree
The tonic all your friends are taking
is,
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
u. Z. Fogg.
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The following bills Of cost were allowed at
the December Adj. term of the County Com
missioners' Court 1907.
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sG23,24

SI23.24
The following bills Of cost were allowed at
the December term Of County Commissioners
Ca,rt ,oO-
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S2o2.oo,

The following bills Of costs were allowed
at the August Term Of the County Commits
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1908-04-02

Accident & Plate Glass lns. Co.
Frankfort, Marine
ASSETS DEC. n, 1907
stocks and bonds, Va, thlN
Cash in office bank and hands, bZU9h1t
Agents balances OF trustees, 94,Onoo
Interest due and accrued, l2Oih6f
Gross assets Sl513,.s9OS2
neduct items not admitted 3,5SS rs
Admitted assets, sl4Rl,p2b6
LIABILITIES DEC, 81, 1897
Reserve for losses, Sd49,9l lD9
Enearned premiums, 320,2llgl
All other liabilities Abto ~
ktatutary Deposit, 2D,OOOOO
= Kurplun over all liabilities. lg,07S@
Total liabilities and surplus. sl,io9,s O2 10
3wl3
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The follJwirg bills Of cost were allowed at
the August Adj. term of the County Commits.
soners' Court. 1907.
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TO ENFORCE
 A G0NTR RACT

ParEe eedNl has bHauehi uit m l.s district ceHfI a4aiHsteharlez \. Chris tenson and Wm fleimmn 10 enforce a contract far tt- traa.rer of 5oooo shares of stock n in, shook Boulder Mining Co ll- a.ls that th, conn pany is a ralun and it's property of no value. that he 0as deceived and dcfrauded by the defendants iu the amount. of I6.o0o shares of stock sold by him for the benefit of the company and the defendant; that the company and the defendants are insolvent, and that they are trying To escape from the jurisdiction of the court
 The court has ordered that the books, records and seal nf the company be de- posted with the cleris of the court for safe keeping to abide is judgment
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 1an.d An.r hIoua4 tH, atIzra rsr ad h. -tatea aIf fHi. te a4fe ,>- -t#HHHn#a tH- blaze. #aI saaa as-i-f- +Her aa#4-4 ff1Ht -H+H. TlHs eH.at #te m#t harspe3 #eau the eatpha= and 'umsI tH. -f,aM Hta th# saHUut- aaeHt .staHa tae httza usts.
 TH. a##ar aeae e5H ma#t H .Ea4. Ssaaa It fs caused hs ta. boss of grrat ari trldr.sfe8- THg uana =aIu. ,ts# - lhy ta=z.I ar,. aa#s G.aHx EHaFI,f
 Na mE.=I EaIiuu UHEf H,. Hszz z--., .Is aafur. sH# uuu tH= e..aHs.aa t#s =aH=es If fHe fir. r=lH -Har.t He- z=z1Hs-.d
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WANT ROOSEVELT, LAURIER
 AND GREY TO COME NORTH

t#i# city lhr heafea of ths invita- 4aH tu tHa-l president Alr Roosevelt uiI be asked tp choose Alaska in pref ereucs to AfHel. ta which he had iu- tended 10 go after his retirement from tH5s WHitohuuac.
 With the invitation tp tho president fs coupled an invitation to Earl Grey. .vhil- the Arctic Brotherhood, iuclud- ing the Yukon branches. have invited Sir Wufid
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TAFT WRITES
 IN C0LLIER'S
GIVES HIS IDEAS AS TO HOW A PRESIDENT SHOULD
 ACT.
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 NEW YORK, June 22.-In an article which appears in todays' issue of Col Hers Weekly Mr Taft gives his con ception of the presidency and of what Ia president should be like.
 He believes the president should first make himself thoroughly faimliar with his duties and that he should bend his energies towards broadening the growth of the country
 The article also says that the prosi- dent should always be near the people in thought as well as in person where it k possible.
 Lincoln is held mp as the example which all presidents should follow Mir. .Taft also says that a president should show unfailing patience and several other virtuse too numerous to men tion.
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ABOUT TO UNCOVER
 TELLURIUM LEDGE

According q, EdUarI J Fox. pros rertar of ihe kausaraS and ether ptft# of S-Uarl Peninsula. preparations ara hvius made rof the uneeFrfias af t large. Hieir-ur, body north If Nnme. fH @bica had been found some fsA years back. several seams of TeuHimn gold ore approaching in values inc Sloo0o mark The Lay ere seams arc about two inches in width and exist in q solid. heavy ore of a grauite-nkr hand ness. Tine important find eecurr q back in 1901. and was partly due tn an accident and was found by a pioneer
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aha at1s accompanied by MmagsriI, .-r is.ueht out the comranys b.s s=aHisal and rendered splendid .r vice u eNtlueui-hiue the blaze t..d seaaaa 4lza gave assistance aaa ,'. -sHu.r carNu came alongside and ##aer the abb command Of e4Ftua A--t .Ir-4 materially tn saving lH- h#F
 I'm lWam utsa steamed uf Hi =fsata ht t-=H H4Fg aid # H#.ded
 Prom the city thr people zeeu .u,e llt sualss dls aAaa. and ths fauaH. al HHlfsr 1rp.ra r1 Doe non, 'H. 4.a#z. far fHe oraaI =hr had pas..f HaH.I
 Captain FHu MAS ashore N izfa The aa= H.-t brHEa uut chief Hafe MH- #=#a4 who H#f# aboard. was tha HH=r ta
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B0WHEAD FIRE PROBABLY
 OF LEGENDARY ORIGIN

That the fire which taak ulaes # tHs whaler BoWhead today Was or =alaalI- ary origin Is all but proven Hy fF= fayt that the coal oil cans which ss,n. styr- ed in the place where tl4.. Hr,#asaHrG,d were found te have been eut aH-H.
 It was during the noon Heaf to-day when the people of the city. warned bs whistles, found that Inc vhaIer aa- ahre. Smoke issued from H#F H#H m great volumes and everyone expected that only short tfHr would etaf.-, before her sinking
 Several volunteers immediately #ful- cd to give aid
 The life saving cteW, Vitt Captain Ross, lost nu time in Eang wfHT Gus Neilsen of the Northwestern C#H4aH.
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"f the district. a.l # a.Ha.a.d for tH- iiseatsr-r 70 te.s t.. rrapsrty. and Aithaut puhIicite -a order ta acquire and r. attain fsrleet fiFi, ta the tsise. ahirh nas considered value less. and aaS as 4 eau-e4uauer ab4u- dpned by. f'ri.-f !aealer bat became relocated ny him n time and after he gained the kueaA=lsr af the values found there
 statement ar report of this find has been made te The stale officials, and is considered to be by those Nho know. as 8 find and discovery "f importance.
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MOB ATTACKS JAIL AND
 SHOOTS THREE NEGROES

since g- tr.. .-#- Hsh" tHHHsH# hA#H Ffr3r f# fFH. ..#.# #.r ## a#u. h,LI,sra
 AI .HHfa.# H--
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ATTY. GENERAL ELLIS
 BOASTS W. J. BRYAN

ti1us which Mir. Bryan accuses the re- publican party of emitting purposely af- net issues at all and that MT. Bry- an bn.U this fact. but tried to make capital cut of the omissions neverthe- less.
 Bryans other accusations, particu- larly that about heodwinking labor, are wholly groundle-s according to Ellis who says that the republican party by inserting the anti-injunetion plank has frankly stated it's position with re- spect to a question which other parties failed to solve.
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BRINGS MANY
 PASSENGERS

The stsau.. gut.Iu arrived tAI morning about .-4l -4l. #aA.rl rls -eHs.r= ffam up-g--r paiat.
 The following + tAa p..eeraaer li-t.
 L. Willard. Mis- L. Edmond Miss NJ clark. Mrz. ii. l. Lloyd < cout1 pI., Coutl r.. j. GHms. C SNiur c II. Brown. T. N. AmHl J. k Aldudse P. L. How'll, F. Austin x q Kelsey Wada. F.. r.. Paterzpu. Alma Wre,Hng .. F. Anderson, Mr@ Anderson. TheF5 were also 2 stccrlgr passengers.
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Nuggets Special serdee.

sAN ffa4NeISsa H.- Nd ter B3m,rU E... I#.. i,.aH af tHe ,.ll= ifonm TrH ta. h t-H convicted on tho ehara. .l eah. and sentence #8a a.#---..e -44-a ar t4= HaIruW-
 The jury made t Ef.l ta HHa .uul, for ienieHes rom 3ee-#t of certain eN-
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MAIL POUCH FOUND, S70,O0O
 MISSING; NEGRO ARRESTED

#d n. faeGe.. haze eeen faaHd fa hs =a5fsd #HaH fHHsiHs and m=H=#= \aH sufficient HMe W- Eaf elapsed ta prnys 5a#i The #at.t md H"'IfE faaai "H fEe u-=Es hf Hgaa fak.H fHam the fpH-a. bHf of eeHf=e. Hp aHe doubts fhd tHe ara=t If thH ueeea a1H lntd tp t.y claaHuE up af fin. mystery
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ENCOURAGING NEWS
 COMES FROM SIBERIA

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tI....i-l -." a tlf#iH Ir #1#t
 Iz tHsa AE . r9.HH
 H Isnsrg .-f H-=--+-at '-aa- tiH=-=
 .Haa# has made hin. --sr=#. '. -.ea a-
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RIVER STREET RESIDENTS
 COMPLAIN ABOUT WOMEN

The residents of River Street pre- scented to the city council last night a petition asking for the removal of the former ally residents from that portion of the city.
 The matter was referred to the police committee.
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PRINCE BORN
 IN SPAIN
KING ALFONSO PAROoNs MUR DERER ON SCAFFoLD IN HON
 OR OF SONS BIRTH.

MADRID. June s3 \ second son WAS born ta queen Victoria this morn ing. and great u Che rejoicing amongst the loyalists Hl over the kingdom.
 In honor or the event kHg Alfonso pardoued a murderer who had just reached the srafoId and Mas about to be launched m,o eteruity
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Nuggets Special Service.

CHICAGO, June 23. Today is tine hottest day of the present year here
 and eight deaths have already been nos ported. The thermometer registers 9i degrees in the shade. Tine hospitals are filled with people who have been prostrated and seldom if ever has heat had so disastrous an effect. Amongst the most remarkable expedients found necessary because of the heat unmuz- zled dogs are being shot wherever
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Nuggets Special Service.

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SIX MONTHS IN JAIL
 FOR WHOLESALE MURDER

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 ##. #sHH#- fa t.H general h... F.. tI. ..#.H. .I .... government .. H-H .l -#.--# .....#= ==aa@ and -t t... IN, len
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Hs#et.r aaHHr aaas hssH leE. bu saHa jeeeiHz au.ea tHe thief evidently aeaHdeI ueae mot vHabI. enough ta t8H- aHHH#
 Im,IalaEE aftsr Inc discovery q Hssr,. Hh9 Lad he,u seeu s,oa after tHe robbery aaar tae place n which las pouch was found. was arrested.
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CALL FOR BIDS.

The city council at its regular meet ing last night called for bids for the contract for extending the pipe line up Steadman avenue.
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Nuggets Special Service.

iaH 5I HfHHt.r Hf t#taH F# .rH bt ? meh Hal u.eHa amt HH.s aa-.t-= Hta Har# rHfra. HrH mH#a#Ha T @ht- HtH t.rf. # .a.aHl.
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Nuggets Special Service.

Nh99ohs s OPSSiai S~'N'S
 SEATTLE. June % President Roosevelt Earl Grey, Governor General of Canada. and Sir WHfrid Iaurirr premier of the Dominion, are about to have invitations extended to them to come to Alaska and the Yukon terri- tory for a hunting trip
 Judge Reid of the third judicial di- vision of Alaska, who has arrived in
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Nuggets Special Service.

COLUMBUS. June 23-"Mr. Bryan is reckless. He exhibits a gross lack of information and his charges against the republican party are unworthy of a candidate for the presidency of the United States"
 Such were the words with which At tGrney General Ellis concluded an ah- swer To Bryan's statement about the platform of the republicans.
 ':he attorney general, who drew ur the platform. says that the seven ques-
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VICE PRESIDENT IS
 CONVICTED EMBEzZLER

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 NEW YORK. June -& Five people are dead as a result or the intolerably warm weather Wldeh prevails here. Tho hospitals haze been found totally inadequate for the care of the great mmher If persons prostratod and the erection of temporary hospitals has been found necessity
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-23
Nuggets Special Service.

KANSAS CITY. June ea-THH maH pouch which uas stolen uu th- sixth of the present month, Mas found lasf evening in the woods just outside tha city. Seventy thousand dollars iH cur rency and jewclry are stul missing
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-23

Amelia Hatch has her dining room open and ready for business Would like steady boarders Coed home cooking