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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-24
IN HYPNOTIC TRANCE
 FOR TEN DAYS

NEW YORK. Jan. 20. Physicians ai Nlnt,lair V l. declared yesterday that Edward She1. a young m5a ef tfJr village r,ho has been iu q trance tar lo daSs Is 3 Gstim of seIr-nyr- ueu~m Win mo ryideHe, af Ijla save tHy Gmt,st Hyaf.he5t- he continues ta ~Irrp au 5HI an efforts uf Inc best ph,siiaus .f tHs locality btva failed ta isrmanengv afauzg afm
 several tfa#s ziace hfz trance began k, la+ suddenly awakened. and during thcsr uuter1H- ei consciousness those ahoaf him atr mgrvelcd at his de- script at what he has zea7 during his io9g reriads af slecr#
 As if still excited by The .siou- ef hi~ -umhrr Hr tcflS of trirst ts heaven and Uyll relates conversations he has mad with hiz dead mother aad other derar ca friends in heaven. and with an expression of torture dr>gribes tHe hideous tHtuzs h. s,v in tbo iewa1 regions.
 Those who hav. been at .is rgd~tdc when tbesr frried- of consciousness returned zly hiS descriptions of what h" has seen atr mnst vivid and that h. Talks H rarid and excttsl manner until he asain Htr~es iuta the trance.
 br Alrxiuder F Wren-ch. af ,a Val iry road Montelair has chars ef the ease. and said ihlt in his opinion it was clear ea-e of f-hypuausm. II. vistcI his patient several times yes- terdas and ~aia last night 6r zau Yer, little change u him since the strange trance began. shea has taken no solid food since he feg into his long sleep. but exhibits an abnormal craving for strong tra when hc awakens.
 Except for ufS graphic description of what ho sees in his sleep" said Dr. Wrcnsch 'his case does not differ m8- terianv from many others of which We have 3 complete record There is no doubt k ease af srlf-hyrnosis. and these seemingly remarkable vi-- ions Ir. merely a natural result ,f
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that condition. havg been present sevcrf times Waeu the boy has awak- anca aud l have been astunIshc,l some tHa-z tt lbe vivid descriptions af his eVsusiuus through paradise.
 "Wish much agitation ue will talk u- the beautiful thHgs in Hsavsp. He tells vou of tHe music. rrcit=z tHe words he h"ard sung. and they trr usually the vrf uf VeH-RHoeH sunday =ehasl songs Then be tells about th,. hc.tu- ufui avenues al paved in gold. Hc drserihes the angel and beeomes greatly agitatrd when n. t,Hs af h-s meetings with his d,ad mother and other dear friends. au#these accasiaEIs l haes calmed him s- soon as ro~si- bIe. because all thfz ails k merely a sr-elt of hi- condition
 "uu one oeelsiau h. appealed ta ue ufwentk in sTcat distress. and L seized his arm and gave il a violent ierk. Immediately he uas greatly fr- lirvad and declared had rescued him from the grasp of au evil one.
 @tDidu't you hear I snap hc asked. hooking at me and at the same time siroliug his arm where had seized IL. You broke the devils arm. he said He had tight hold of me and was dragging mo down into the pit. You gave him such powerful shake t5at you broke his arm and there he goes fumhlrg back ta his own fe- piaas @
 T a=late lhut ineidesla siad Dr Wr=u=eo. "ra giee eon aa idea af the hoz.s mental condition. While much rhat he says sounds wirrd aud almost supernatural il is really. in my nrin- lon. nothing eut of the ordinary fIc K Tn q eataiepuc state. and what his condition will be when hc finally cfferges from his intermittent trance do not knew Al present there is nothing that can be done except to watch him and sec that he gets nonr- i~hmeat enough to keep him alixe uu- tn Ec regains normal consciousness. .r
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-24

High Grade irsorted and Domestic Cigars at the Board Of Trade
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-24
TREASON TO PARTY

II mon eAsr a,aa -aiitz af rfeasaHa- 4le u-aetiess la Nome ,Ha~e= men were rfesen, q, Eagt 6aa asf aIsat N#ere aa attempt Uas made ta fatst arma- erat upon the rsFuhH ms at Alaska hy thr ase or democratic vatcs
 Probably the lapsc of time md : great intervening space arc trs causes for tae lapse in due Perhaps n other places thoze m,H ufa rafied theme selves republicans a-t night would hesitate hefare fartherng then own ends by acting a. tne power with democrats a- the fulerum. ta hrI@t d confessed democrat into oHtee.
 Fortunately n. more imrar'au, uor- Jion of Nome republicans ara ~tfH animated hy tHe samr pride ut aarty whiea has been "a them always almost a religion and fa humhfe which seaua8 he humiliation indeed
 Last night they refused ts tolerate the methods supplied hg tasir political opponents. and Nnrse ~tu h, som. af th'.fr ~s3f-stei-d friends
 Iu taiu th,y rr"te~t-B against tae anderhandeJ attempts af men of an- other rarty. who Were summoned from tae highway and the byuayS to interfere in matters from which honest motives should have excluded mem What did tho hackers ef an admitted democrat care If democrats did a1uct the meeting Why should taet# sh.,et 'a ,a- afd given hy derna- aratia votes II fh.e wyr. wiling ra sro~ttato faelr own rarty and rrtH- einles f5r The election af q damaera-7 What do thoy care about T republican narty or democratic party. for mat matte. .is they can rlae- in power a man who might be useful oa certain occasions What is uarty peidr to hem Who afaons~t them rare- a -.Iaa about tac party ar man. 70 long a- the. can identify r6,mS,fE.- vlth ,he party which holds n. r..u- af office zar The time being
 Rat fortunately. ssaln. Che resl ra- fuhheaHs of None renaaueed s4eir VorkS and romr- and declined to be-
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To W. J. Sloan, his heirs. successors or
 assigns
 You. and each of you. are hereby mo- tified that I have expended during the years 1906 and 1907 one hundred dol lars each year in labor and improve ments upon the owl bench claim. sit uated on the left limit of Cold Run creek. opposite Nos. l4 and E above Hayden's discovery. in Port Clarene Recording District. District of Alas ka. location notice recorded in Vol. Se.
 And you are further notified that if You do not within ninety t9O) days from the date of final publication here of. cause to he paid to the undersigned your prorortinnate share of such ex- penditures as eo-owners your interests in said claim will become the property of the undersigned under section 23ef Revised Statutes of the United States.
 MRS. FANNY l.. GRIMM. Tues co-ownar
 Date of first pub. Feb. n. 1908.
 Date of last pub. May 2 1908.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-24
THE FLEET SHOULD STAY IN rHE
 PACIFIC.

The oaeEaritu finds rIs1ty sf eauf ra~oa Vbs tHs greater part uf tn, ra,a zuauld sta, in the paeiHa and
 Indeed every consideration that b.ars au tue maintenance of a navy by t-is country roTr,s that way. Tet the angry ,eHe er ,ertaH powerful New York new ef1Ivf- en tais -abj,s, show vhg. efforts Wil D, mad, to true hs.r th, nr,t fa JapgH aHh I.ast,ra taurgrsi.f interests THtz I# tHz VI. II I..Ez ts t#r areeeuIHI
 .rHs HIa~aue= af sHo ursar portion ot oul n.gt %: uga-HI.> .- Hccd.T ae t=s Eaglas esa=t mara than s1 q N.. aHtts Hssaa~,# | Is a= th. rlcin. zhlf 'f.a worlds ss=st taff. af Che 'afme Mil UraHshty b. fought T#a N.aatfe eaa,f zuleIrahls ta-tia- Ia. d. lsa-a and aita eam9as,e uaH vas H--t -ruE4 f-f-F Taa 1ef- Bg ,amr== N -H# =raar l#araa.-= 4t lasting usJga .a rlar aart as i'm rart .z 5a=a# =Hr steadily men #=tre sf+.HgfH et tH- e-Hr-raHl and -seia1 lies F -lHH raaaaet ter ef~srrn Htai af taa E-l..a States aa.n t., ani} uaraz H#a# sTW-rf,- -aeEfrH#HHy situated s. mat rrsy zsHH Haga7r. ror7nit7ntT fse- civilization .#~ m. mere chaotic stale aeHo.- tns rasias than k aEHszz thr tifantE. and tle dans=- If . faH1la or peaceful relations 5- mure grsgte- t-aH 5f=l- Ntt if. rca4ia sha t&alI IaHe che Haras aE rhs Atlantic
 The ea.Hrs re-~e--I.as sf n. t-atf- sl S@t#- Fr. alma-t aHau1 In tHa Pa e.ae 3 =.#e., -e f#= maiHHa4 k almost .naaaa#fvabl.. Any mHitars fzr.a Ca. .aFd possibly he 4adea would ha znatHsrad bv mers a5-er ef aHmh.sz Ea' sHs Philippine aal Ha s4Hla= Hirsfaeaz and fh.# great pea- iH-f#t #f N.-Hf 4fa# e+~, marks fat ata=.a NJ da nat au9u whether fleet .- a.s.l-d at af Gu, II i. 5s saHsaa auya here the Fa,f6r see4a ts the rae. Qutg rrohabtv Wr ~haf nar Heet th. navy for anything baf moral effect hut II aa had no sueH thIas fse ~aeuff rraeahHe He.a tt#vrrs hadIg ksspIne ar ~. H5vz f=t form ee HarfaHaf .asmanHa Tx
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-24
kEHTUckYs TOBACCO TROUBLE

Taa sabaeea tFau6Ie= H Kentucky Er- Iu way 5haracteriSt1e pf that =t'te ehers che fusa npurisHez an la"le~~nrss -ametime- takes th. r.ins af power Net these troubles are mol ta b. eauiaundod aith ta. sart of thing thai ta~ made En.uar county fam an-..'r infamous Th,y an, da. Ia th- exreedfrey madefn and ur-f4- aatr eHa~a uf ota e4utename trusts sh. tr-ar~s fru.t and th. sellers must Organization af huAers tr control r.. marketing and prices of :. staple rfa- iuf ar- unfortunately. ue u-v tnla, in fai~ country But au -reauszatiar If those #ro praduc, an aeafcmufal star'" !" roafrai tfc output and th, price as Hat sa common Il has he- .rfsti eH-'fseen... a< hl California 0her. the fraHefawers have # strong e4mi r. nafiaH Rut in Ksnueky the pari, 1uhaeea GraW.r~- a>aSeIaffaH~ tf.a ta. -'NHsHteaH Sas.ars af Eeu5rr rak. ar thr uHi1ur KenHrty hur. md bring in their train yte'.aee and nocturnal ae- pr-d5tiaH.
 The growers af t.baec. taa formed 3 ssrat pool a.tH the ebjee. af getting sir .r prices faa their pfa1r.aI. Ay a m.aH~ [" thi- es they hae. agreed to raise no tobacco whatever af certain kind next Wear Taes have laepe. quaH titt.~ at this kHa ou hand and. ny rai-iHs mo maua iii this i~ marketed expect t' t"rr- fin. hryer- tr sivc them their Friee. Sa far tH- growers an, quite within t.-.r risH.- especially g.. state law has been passed Iegaliz- ing such pool Hot -arh a plan can not succeed without Hrae'ieal unaai- r-ify of aetiaa N this point coercion and violence step in. The grower who
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-24

l2 Standard uiI Cv. IS CarSteuz Bros. < pasHley. cold
 Storage Plant l4 John J. Sesnou Ca ls Alaska Banking < Safe Deposit Cs esstufflee
 . Ist Atr Fa~t Lawrence hotel .= l'He Department puIltr,s sI Discovery saloon
 6pUusii- Hunter S4letr 1 Ha,.u, cold Sfor4E, Cu.. S1odsrit tt Fbir3 Aer Past and East E st.
 Near IudEr Reeds Residence Engine House Phone Main 91.
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Miners and Merchants Bank of Alaska
 NOME. ALASKA

Capital $1OO,OOO l. T.. CHlLBERG, President ]. \. kIMBAIL. Vice President W. l.. COLLIER, Manager (. C COWDEN. Cashier J. J. COLE. Asst Cashier \. W. KAH. AsSaver
 Dennis Arnold. President
 K. h Adams. Vice President
 \. l. Todd. Manager J. \. Bachelder II. Leland Asst. Manager Asst. Manager
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-24

The Star cafe. opposite the Miners hotel will open Sunday morning March 15. under the management f Mrs. Brightman. This popular cafe has been neatly fitted up and repair ed. and is now one of the finest in the city.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-24

crmr vtrHme ef ey maebtaatlanz. ar Uir,ruumE. H ynu WH. ef men who care as uttrg for party as they do for tEe interests nf the country which they are unN ,ao willing f5 hs,, mtsr,rre- sentsa tH yarEre~s=
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-24
Go to the North Pole

Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only coffee house in town.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-17
AUSTRALIA ARMY AND NAVY.

The visit of the American fleet to
the chief ports of Australia has serv-
ed TO furnish the final impetus need
ed to determine the people of that
country to arm and equip military
and naval establishments of their
own.
The visit was hardly needed. al
though the display Of that magnifi-
cent array if fighting ships undoubt-
eddy stimulated the Australians in
their determination to be represent
cd by an armed force of their own
independent of the fleets aud armies
if the British empire.
The military spirit has always been
strong in Australia Citizens if that
country volunteered in thousands dur
ing the English war with the Beers
The rise of Japan has been construed
In Australia as serious menace. and
while at present Great Britain and
Japan are bound together by an iron
clad alliance. the Australians pro-
fess to be anxious lest their interests
be allowed TO suffer by the mother
countrys anxiety TO keep her ally.
Aside from militia organizations
none of the colonies of Great Britain
has equipped an army and none has
thought of establishing a navy In
deed the policy of the colonies dur
ing recent years has been a selfish
one. The have refused to contribute
to the expense of the English navy,
yet have insisted that the navy pa
troll the waters contiguous TO all the
colonies and protect the colonies in
all disputes.
There is, however, now to be an
Australian navy. The money to build
the battleships has been voted by the
parliament of the commonwealth.
The ships are to be Differed entirely
by Australians. Doubtless tho Eng
lish Governor General, representing
the crown, is to exercise a nominal
control over the feet, but Australia
is to all purposes Independent and it
will be SURPRISING IL the present
movement does rot eliminate within
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-17
SERMON At THE
PRESBYTERIAN

At the Presbyterian church on
Sunday evening, Mr. Gilman took for
his theme the twenty-rhird psalm,
There is no portion of the scripture
with which We are more familiar"
he said. no chapter in the Bible
more beautiful or effectively express
ed. Ii is beautiful because of its
fine phraseology, its pastoral setting.
II Is effective because the writer deals
with his subject from point of view
with which he is quite conyersant.
David was a shepherd and when he
wrote the twenty-third psalm he was
speaking out of his own life expert
ence. and whenever we say anything
or write anything ont of our life ex-
perience, il is always the more ef-
fective.'
In the course of his sermon Mr..
Gilman said
Whenever the sheep are grazing
on the wide extending plain. where
there is plenty of rich pasturage and
the sun is smiling. and everything
proportions. the flock are apt TO paw
little attention TO the shepherd:
some of the sheep will stray far
away but when the storm-clouds
gather. or when the flock is led down
into the dark valley-into the gorge
where the swollen torrent lies into
the valley of the shadow of death,
the sheep all gather around the shep-
herd and look up to him for protec-
ton. 1t is so with the world. When
people are grazing in the rich pasture
land whom Thin pc arp canning that.
way, when life and strength and
health are theirs, they have little use
for God. or the church. or the
preacher. How Indifferent they are
to the preacher. One day, the DOM
inie calls at some persons house, and
he is greeted at the door something
after this fashion: I'm very sorry,
Mr.. Good Man. but | have company
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-17

South Dakota will no longer be a
favored resort for unhappy married
persons seeking easy divorce. It's
courts are no longer TO be run as
divorce mills. BY a heavy majority
vote the people of the state have ap-
proved proposed law requiring for
outsiders residence of one year as
preliminary to legal action and open
hearings. There is TO be no more ex-
elusive star chamber work. Parties
married in the state and living in it
may sue for divorce at any time; the
door is only shut in The face of the
dlscontents of other states who will
no longer find if convenient to go
into temporary hiding in South Da-
kota for the purpose Of securing be
hind-the-door DEGREES.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-17
THE SOUTHERN DINING ROOM

iiiI Soo iIi-f~I> DhNl>o KUN
VIII be night viii
specially dishes namely Chill kinds
chicken salads kinds salads,
loaf hot Geld sandwiches.
also make ingredients
We chicken
Southern
OF
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-17
EXPLOIT CHICAGO
IN NORTHWEST.

u is the intention OF the Chicago
Association of Commerce TO erect a
building at the Alaska Yukon Pa
eific exposition, which will be held in
Seattle June / to October Is. 1909.
to exploit Chicago in the Pacific
northwest. H. A. Stevens. who is a
member of several committees of the
association, and H. A. Wheeler. chair
man of the ways and means commit
tee, visited Seattle recently TO look
over the progress OF the exposition
and TO determine on the location for
the building. Three sites have been
selected. tentatively and just as soon
as the committees having the matter
in charge meet permanent site will
be selected.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-17
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
The president is arranging for an

The president is arranging for an
unusual and an nncommonly inter
esting dinner party. \ number of
leaders of organized labor will meet
several prominent members of the
administration and some federal
judges in the banquer room of the
White House with a view of discuss
ing labor legislation that ought 10
be pressed upon congress this COM
ing winter.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-17

Preliminary reports by the depart
ment of agriculture show that the
corn crop is larger per acre and
larger in the aggregate than last
year, and the quality is decidedly bet
ter than it was a year ago. or for
an average of ten years. All the
crops this year are highly satisfac-
tory. Few records are broken. but
quantities are large and prices good
and the aggregate value taken ont of
the ground will probably foot up
more than ever before.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-17

another generation in a peaceful dis
solution of the slender ties that still
bind the TWO countries.
The most interesting feature Of The
Australian program. however. re-
lates TO the army For the first time
since the days of Feudalism an Eng
lish speaking country during a pc
riod of peace proposes to resort TO a
form of military conseription. This
has been urged, indeed, in Great
Britain by army men for years, but
no political party has ever been bold
enough to try TO force citizens to
serve as soldiers, as is done on the
continent of Europe The United
States forced enlistments during the
civil war, but CONSUMPTION has never
been seriously considered in this
country in times of peace, and the
mere suggestion of CONSUMPTION
would certainly be very unpopular
in this country.
Australia, however. starts boldly
upon the project 4 bill has been
introduced in the parliament proyid-
ing for form of conscription aud
has been advanced so far by such de-
eisive majorities as TO indicate that
its eventual adoption is certain.
The Australian plan is different in
many ways from the system in vogue
in Germany. France. Russia. Italy
and Japan. In those countries if
man tries to eyade military service he
commits a crime. The punishment
for attempted evasion of the con-
scription law is always penal servi-
tude usually for long periods. In
Australia the penalty is simply 10 be
Acknowledgement which carries with
it. of course, a prohibition against
the holding of any civil Office inside
the commonwealth. Doubtless there
will be more young men in the conf
monwealth willing to face this pen
atty than venture TO praye the law in
Europe. but nevertheless the penalty
will not be construed as a light one.
The proposed law makes every
male inhabitant of the commonwealth
liable for military service between
the ages of Il and 2e years. From
Il 10 Is all boys are 10 be enrolled
as cadets, military training is TO be
in the schools and after
Il each boy must spend four days
in a military camp of instruction
each year From I 5 10 p each youth
Is 10 be enrolled as a member of a
company, must regularly at
tend drills and serve in military
camp for at least ! s days each year
Between 81 and 20 years each male
is liable to call for military duty and
must serve at least seven days a year
in a military camp.
These regulations, while nothing
like as arduous as the rules enforced
in Europe. will, nevertheless, prove
very irksome as time passes by. The
Australian experiment will be water
ed with interest in other countries.
and II is a question If the Australian
pride will prove sufficient to carry
it on.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-17

All True. John, we're you really
friend last night?" Sure"
: And was he really sick?" you bet
he was sick. He never woh a pot
Kansas City Journal.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-17
y. n. RY. TIME TABLE.
Effective Sent. 17th. toos

Daily except Sunday, leave Ely City
northbound 1885 a. m.
Daily except Sunday leave Cabre
southbound 1870 D. m.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-17
EAST ELY BUSINEsS.D|RECTORY
ANTLER BAR.

Best Equipped bar In Nevada.
Isl Door South Of Depot.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-17
TROY LAUNDRY 60.

The Only Steam Laundry 10
Eastern Nevada.
Best Class Of Work. Phone 03-K.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-17

Two hundred papermakers at Mag
ara Falls, on strike against reduced
wages, agreed 10 accept the cut and
return to work
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-17
LEAVE ELY FOR ELY CITY

A. M.-12:35, 6:35, 1895, 1850.
P. M.-12:05, 1920, 2:35, 1870,
sos, GAO, 7:4O, $40. 9:10, 1890
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-17
NINE TRAINS.

Leave EIy City
6:46 am. 11:20 am. 4:35p.m
Returning leave Mines
1885 am. 1:20p.m. 5:3Op.m.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-17
DAILY SUBURBAN TRAINS.
LEAVE ELY CITY FOR ELY.

A. M.-12:25. CPS, s:25, 1O:4o,
1856.
P. Milo. 1925. APO, 4:55
4:3O. E3O. 500. 400. 10.2n
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-17
SHELTER TRAINS.

AN. PM. Pm. PM
Ly. Ely ..6.35 1895 sos 1890
Lv. Ely City. GAO 2:4O $40 1O:35
Ar. McGill lib 1915 5:45 11:15
Ly. McGill ..7;50 3:45 5:55 11:45
AN.
Ar Ely City. 1928 ago 6:3O 1926
Ar Ely .....S:3O 4:25 6:35 12:20
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-02

THE SIXTEENTH National I|rfIst-
ttun congress UII haV" h'.n web
worth while for N.w Mexico b. h. docs
no More than awake tire farmers 90
the possibilities af suear trtt r.islu-
EL pN~t ae H-uai spIalH- u Iil-
r.I. III fhg Bis -t
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-02

larger circulation than ANY other In,tfa ~
Me-, NteRice. THE only paper IN NV 'A
issued e.ery day in the year,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-02

TuE MORNING JotnNAi - Inv
- AIttNe R~EpIBI1CNN PAPlh ~ nv
NtrNICo. S~IPP0RTiNb TUE thlSt mn
riNs ANn TlIE METHODS o. IHE m
- meas pARTN WIEN 1ltEN AXE
RIGHT.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-02

TERMS OF 81 BsCHIrTtoN.
Daily, ~ rHffirft nifr mouth .f-ftttt Nv
pailg. by mail. one month t..t,tss.t. 'aV
ALBUQUERQUE NEW MEXICO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-02

o1be Morning journal hns q highe' or
%ruIntinn rating tltnn IS accorded l" 9ua
.tbrr paprr in Albuquerque of tuN "'l''
Am, ~ Nea Mckee. 1-Ihe American News
paper nlreetors.