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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-22
gavIna TIns Is .hs aarssr. chaIr.

The busy man VIII not have TO waste
much time getting spruced up in 9 2
barber chair these days. One OF the
innovations Of a tonsorial parlor here
Is the individual telephone. which IS
attached TO each chair. The man who
Is pressed for time can lie in the chair
nnd dictate letter 70 his stenogra-
pher while the atelier ARTIST is moving
OF the alfalfa, the bootblack Is per
forming on his shoes ana the manicur-
lst is taking some real estate or MS
hands. Some one ought 70 come along
noW with z tabloid breakfast food 10
complete the tonsorlal outfit = NeB
York Cor. Pittsburg Dispatch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-22
Tales They Tell.

Henry Twele. Jr.. Of Greenoak, Pa,
aged three and a half years, has been
smoking pipes and stogles for more
than year.
Patrick McGiennahan while drunk
surprised Judge Johnson at Media
Pa. by walking into his court and
taking a seat BY his side on the bench.
George Fl Allen Of sc. Louis told Il
magistrate that he picked the pocket
Of Sidney J Rice his friend. to pre-
vent him from being robbed BY an
other man.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-22

Tor declined to give Ruef more than two
days to procure counsel. Ruef, it Is
disclosed, was granted immunity pro-
yidcd be testified for the state against
other defendants. He failed to keep his
word, and the state now purposes to
prosecute him on lii indictments.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-22
DUMA A UNIT AGAINST
NEW NAVAL PROGRAMME
Leaders Of ALI Parties Agree, and Appro-
priation Unlikely.


st. Petersburg, jan %. The Duma
yesterday resumed its sitting. There
was hardly quorum present.
The dominant topic OF conversation
among the members was the new naval
programme, which the leading men IN
all parties unite in attacking. vladimir
Purishkeyich. Monarchist, declared in an
interview that he would not vote pen
ny for the navy so long as the present
system of the Admiralty remained IN.
changed. This conservative. change Of
front is difficult To explain. but it Is
reported to be due to the inspiration Of
the cabinet, which il secretly opposed to
a big naval programme at the present
time.
"A second significant feature Is split
among the Reactionaries, due to M. Pur-
ishkeyitch's negotiations with the
Octoberists @bloe.n
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-22
TOday's Suggestion by Ellen Stan.
oNg pIgcE sTuDIo ApRoNs popuLAR.

INCE life
into prominence they
In the studio TO the majority Of girls
They make attractive picture standing The baking
about the house completely covered BY
chambray.
1t Is astonishing how much will keep
when while aprons easily slipped
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-22
RuErs TRIAL SET FOR JAN. Is.
he Will eB Prosecuted on III Indict-
ments.

WtHLa.
San Francisco, Jan. 22.-When the
eases Of Patrick Calhoun, TREY !. Ford
Tnornwell Mutually, Eugene = senmitz
and Abraham Ruef, for the alleged
bribery Of supervisors TO grant troll
lev franchise to the United Railway
came before Superior Judge Lawlor YES
terday, District Attorney Langdon ask
ed that all the eases be continued until
Jan. %, and announced that on that
day he would proceed with the trial Of
Abraham Rnef George y. Keale, who
represented Rnef. asked for two or three
weeks time that Ruef might obtain
counsel and prepare mis- case. Judge Law
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-22

on and OF that one
Is put to no incon-
venience by wear
ing them. Before
cutting the material
see that the pattern
Is plenty long to
fully cover the skirt
and allow for the
hem. II the ma
teriaI has not been
previously shrunE,
this should also be
allowed for. The
extra length may
be taken up BY a
tuck placed just
above the hem.
Lightweight mo
hairs ii dark colors
are quite as much
used for these
aprons as are cot
ton and linen ma
terials. They are
more expensive in
the beginning. but
will outwear sew
eral Of the latter.
They seldom re-
quire laundering, as
the material sheds
dust and dirt.
w hen selecting
fabrics for such an
apron remember
stripes are to the
fore. which is an
especial Don TO
those who are in
EllneQ TO De snort
or stout. Plaids and
checks are only a
degree less popular
and are more be-
coming to slender
figures. Never buy
a dark, muddy look
ing material with
the idea that it will
not show soil. but
rather choose a
clean, clear cut de-
sign IN a medium
shade. Blues. pinks
and blacks on a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-22
THE KAISER SURPRISES
GUESTS AT SONS BALL.
Leaves Berlin Secretly to Pay Visit to
KieI.

Berlin Jan. 22.--Emperor William paid
a surprise visit to Kiel Monday night
and attended a masked ball which was
given By Prince Adelbert. Que OF his
sons. His majesty left Berlin on the
royal train without announcing where
BE was going
His majesty entered the ball room
wearing a domino. When this was tak.
en- off he was revealed clad in the bril-
liant uniform OF The grand elector Of
Brandenburg.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-22
FRENCH WOMEN SEEKING
THE BALLOT PRIVILEGE
10000 Sign a Petition in Favor Of Fe-
male Suffrage

Paris. Jan PA petition in favor
81 female suffrage in Frsncc has been
signed IS $4,000 French women.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-22

aklns-lt is said that aggressive.
islve people usually have black
Biakirs-That's right II they
en't got them at first they set them
Exchange.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-22
BRITISH LABOR PARTY
REPUDIATES SOCIALISM
Proposes Amendment to Constitution Is
Rejected by a Large Majority.

Hull England, Jan. 22-The Labor
party held conference here yesterday
at which an amendment to the constitu.
ton, binding the party TO Socialism, was
rejected by a large majority
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-22
breaking ner Ia.

Geraldine-I want you 70 understand
before marry you that I believe in
the equality Of the sexes. Gerald-An
right | was intending to give the min-
ster two guineas, 50 you'd better hand
ever one.-Iilustraled Bits.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-22
TRIAL OF NUNzIo MAST
is RESUMED AT ROME
Case Does Not Bring Further Disorder
in Sicily.

Rome, Jan. p The trial Of Nunzio
Nasi, former minister Of public instrIc-
tion, on the charge Of fraudulently So
curing $500. 900 from the state treasury
was resumed yesterday afternoon be-
fore the Italian Senate sitting as a high
court.
The resumption Of the trial has not
yet been followed by any disorders in
Sicily.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-22
white background laul
after the first tubing

white background aunde nicely usually look well
Tubing
pattern this s-32, and
wide or s9s inches
this
address plainly The pattern viii mall within
the D the order
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03
1aQt piersia 1nR ticf.

Die t~8-id6rige 2[Iica Gonnor, bon
g{r. So, 9rid.@iG, meldle iif in Be
gIeitung ibrer Mutter uno einer
6rau Smith altf Dem Seimtpege BON
Seems MemorioI. Stride OIL 30. Ctr.
uno @untiugoon.glue. befano, fieI, ais
tic Die ilber StoneD Run FiibrenOe
.@rilde Der Holdno4S art StraBene
tabn.2inic f~rcltjte, ourh Die G1tera
DoIfen bin0ltrd) 40 SUB in Die 3iefe.
sic mirroc BON 3rn. $. @arp, BON
Or. 1884, @unttngoons9lpe., mo pom
Tditor VI. 9eom, Dem SeeIiorger Der
Qcnaunten Stride, ou~igeboben unb III
Der NmbuIon5 oeS n6roliden 9i.
Itrift3 nod) Dem ct. 2llfaS.S oipital
gcbrodt. sic erIitt Soutobi6iirfun'
gen uno 6lciidmunOen am aopie uno
en- a0rpcr. Gie @er3tc erod)ten il.
rem 3ltItun0 ais u%nbc0cnflid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03

tionSfeit gcieiert. Eoitor o, apiB,
Der befonntc Ginponoercr -W}iiiionGr
BON &ocltit |pint, belt ole 6citpre-
oiat mo Ser airchu6or brod)te utter
2eitllng 0eS Orguniiten Yrof. 5. ..
6rauf eitigc Gbore sum Gortrag.
Nm n0d)Itcn Sonntug Nohmit.
tag fin0et Die G%ntbiiQung zines
prGftigen 0eIgcnlGloe3 Itott, pcIGc3
Der 6ralteupcreiu ser Stride gum Sc
i6euf muht. 0o5 @cmGloc, 0o$
GbriItltS oui Dem SWeerc monOeIno
oorItcut, purOc nud DEM Oriaillnl
pom &auorcS Oltr1 Yroi. ". s. Mott
bon Baltimore 9cmoIt utt0 rcpr0icn-
tirt ciucu @crtb BON chud $500. IS
lit II bel 10 SUB groB luO Die Gbri.
itllSfl0ur lit S SUB bod. No3 8tlO
miro IN elmer binter ser @uu3el be.
flnoli6en 9tiihc ouigebdngt. SIS
IoIlte ci8cntIid ihon bel Dem 35-idb.
rt8en SubiI0um ser @ird)c ocoicirt
lperoen, mar ubcr oomol8 nod nibt
fertig.
Illcrbcili8cn uno IIlcrz
lcclCn.
Slt alien totboliihcu &irdcn mllrs
DC geitcrn onS NucrbciligcnicIt 0urd
ein feicrIides @odumt am @ormit.
tag, cine 81. &eipcr mo cine Iootcn.
&eIper am Nofmittoq mo cine 8rc.
Oigt am 9Ibeno 9efcicrt. Sn ser st.
NidoeISsairde iulgirten bel Dem
Sohamt Eoter Gmil 9ellier ais Sc
le6ront, Eotcr Eeter 9enge9 oI5
Ginfon unO Eoter Beter @ode ais
Sub0iofon mo Foter Sol. 8eber
belt Die Yrcoi9t. Seute lit 0oS Set
qQericclen, bel Dem Die @interbliebe.
men oic @r0bcr ibrer 2iebcn ifmii.
den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03

Sic 9ccr0igung oes Srn.
Sobn S6uli finoet nlor9elt 9tad)-
mittoa Inn > llbr bonn 1rallerGo,iic,
Nr. 5O7, Aor0. 98olfc.S trabc, alis
oiii Dem rGnorllels. 6rieoboie" itott
3ie 20 or d, g & % liners 8
8ranspprtations. 6 o." fiilt.
bigt an onOetcr SteQe bes u9eut.
ifen GorreiponOenten" ibren perGn-
berten @ilrter 6obrplon an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03

"* Ger .@ermonio 2eib. rnb
Spar.Serein" b0lt bellte g6eno in
Ieiltem &ereinslofale an ser gde oon
6ait-apenlte un6 /. StraBe feline
So6resperiammIlung mo 9eamten.
iuabl Of.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03
ErnaiidlcS Ehifinl.

@inem bCtrii6liden llnfna iiel pu9
2c6cr 0e2 4~5siGbrigen 2%nrcaltr WiIter
sum Opfcr, ser nit iciner 8~0-id6rigen
Wtlltter 6ruu Wfurn @ludpea an Der
Grace NOcnuc, nobc HeiiterStoWn,
Hooo, mobntc. 9lm Sun1itog 2lbcltO
bat Die olte Game, mcld)e oltrd) ocn
in Der 9tGbc ibrcr @obnung BON Der
ldteoenen uermllmnlttn Wcitulttn &C.
triebencn lining erihredt mar, ibreH
Sobn, Die Nubcit0rcr SIT ocrtrci6en.
9ieier beoltftrogtc icinc ~15siG6rtgc
I0optiuI6lucitcr 0top @lodpcQ, cine
6linte aus Dem obcrcn Stodmcrf 5l
bolcll, 0unlit ct ciuen ShrcdifuB oba
tcltern fonnc. NlS Dos iun9e W0os
6en nit Der Glinte Dos 3inumcr be.
trot, in bcm iid Ser Wiiiter mo icitc
Wfltttcr 6cfon0clL cntlll0 lid) bic
Woffc pI0blid) mo Der SduB 0rong
Serrn W|iitcr III Ben Sbcrornt. Nofs
ocnt ibnl 5lnlGhit bon 81. Wilton 4.
Sill BON MDItc-, nubc 4orf Scigbta-
Nocntc, Gin NotbpcrbnnO ongeleat
luoroen mnr, mllrOc OcrieI6c IN on3
yQtorplonO @cucrol @oipital" &c.
brodt, no Die Nlcrjtc 5ltr 9(mputntion
oeS glrncS ifrittcn. @citcrn Wtittog
ie0pd) Crl0N Der GcrlCBtC Dem 9lltt.
ucrluit.
Coroner @ol0min bonn norOwcItli'
den TiItrift CAB nod c%ingcben6er
llnterludlrng ser llmitdnOc Elm oiri
ZOO Ourf ltninQ" lolltcnOcs NcrOift
ob itrto ertldrtc Ole &bboltung zines
SnQucitcS iiir mn0tbiG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03

- ~.
@crr So9u Sem actor
ben. 8eItern itnrb 9r. Sobn
Neill, @otte Der peritDr6eren Grau
Bertha Seill, i'm sitter bon 56 Sab
rem in leiner Wobrnng 9tr. 1103,
@ltbboro.S Ctr. Die 9ceroigllng lin.
bet Mittlpofl, 9tadmittogs 2 llbr.
bonn Irauerbouic olS ollf Dem Geour
/ G.6rieOboie itott. Fnitor Sterger
miro onttiren. Otitglieoer oeS v0eut.
id)ell ariegerbun0eS", 0eIien HrGit-
Dent er emit war, iungiren ais 9obr.
tlld)trdgcr. Sr. Seirl lunroe IN 9ails
zig, @eltprcuBert, 9e6orcn ltto iiebel'
f inl gllter bon % ,Sobren naf Slime
rita iiber, no CT lid III Baltimore ltie.
oerlieB. Ger 8eritor6ere binterlaBt
an n1beren 8erluanoten MIR cine
9tidte, 6rou @elen 9rnun Serr
.Sein betrieb friiBer an gpro-Str.,
gtr. 1907, Elm GeItouront. gr lit
leit S5obren oil elmer Complication
bon arantbciten.
Ole itdotiihen S%iireonr
morgen Neutrality-suspicious.
0tobool mad)t an onoerer SteIIe bes
nGeutiden Gorreiponoenten" be-
FAINT, ooB mor9en pegen oes 8abl.
togca Die Itdotiiden 9iiredi,r 9e-
ifloiien, ieoof Die Mdrfte CUR 9e.
qnemlidfeit bes BubIifums offen &C.
holten iper0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03

Nid)C5u Nidc.- Ger 2eidnam
0cS am %. Gftobcr I'M gllter bon Al
&ubr2n Ucritorbcltcn @crrn Sobn u.
Smith bon Nr. l19, Sii6.8 rou0luop,
mur0c 0citcrn Nodmittog inter benz
ieicrlidel Hitll6 ser y8cmpclritter,"
luelde ultf oils Observation-Disclosures fltt.
girtcn, olif Dem oGoubon5Y orf Srie6.
bof" IN Dos title @rub 9eienft. Yoitor
Sotob i, YfiiQer bon ser oeutifen
eo..llttb. ct. WarfuS.airdc belt Ell.
men feierliden SrouergotteSOienit.
Zen @robbiigel i6miidte cine 5iiQe
foItbdrer 8lumcnipenocr. Inter oen
Helotrngenocn befonocn iid Tertreter
Ger oerldieoenen @cicQihuIten, mel
diem Der SerItorbenc ongeb0rte. tSerr
smith mar S6etlbuber Der Sirnd
Setrp Smit6 & S0bne. ST mar I'M.
berbeirotbet un0 biltterIGbt 5pei Bril-.
Der, Die SS. Sorrp mo WiQtom q.
Smitb, mo 3pei ShmeItern, Sri. St.
title Smitb uno Sruu Gotborinc
@oliloger. Serr Smit6 mar Mitglieo
Der nSempeIritter, ser 9oiiborie, Der
0Woiter Builders aIiociation," 0es
oYintlico Clubs" mo oes yWier.
d)o1t's Clubs" mo Tireftur ser 50.
lonial Srltit So" mo ser ,9roao-
luaD Sparbanf."
Gic III nitc0 oilmup5 &
electric s O." mad)t All arOerer
Stelle oeS o0elttIfen Gorreiponoelt.
ten" befolunt, ooB bic Coupon. 3iuien
oitr Die fol9elloen nlluOerlDiu9"'
Sbli9otionclt, lueld)c gcIteru iGQig
luuroerL in Der .Nntiollol WebanicS'
8nnf" uuSbcjublt ucr0cr: y8altis
more Traction GompdrD'S" critic 9p.
potbef, 5 Ero5, Coupon Yer. 3S;
Baltimore Gin 9aiienger HoillpoD
Gonipnnp's" critic 3ppotbef, 5 Yroj.,
Coupon Nr. 81; Baltimore Gin
goenger Hdtlp1n Gompann's" Ger.
ttflfatc Of Srto., w Bros, Goupolt
Nr. %; Central Hailuop 9ompo.
ms" erite Sppotbef, 3 Fro5., Con.
pom Nr. 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03

@in1 nod Qliidlid n6. -
Go9 9cfinoen 6cS l~G.iGbrigcn Sirnon
0lot poit 9tr. S42, @cItsS orotogo.
StroBc. mclfcr. lpic geitcrn ilnn 9cut-
id)cn Gorrciponocrtcn" bcridtct, polt
cincm IrclulGe 5ui0QiQ III Die red]te
Mongc geid]oiien murOc,bat lid Bod
rid)tcn aus Dem nllniperiitdts 3 SO.
Initial" 5ltiolQc mcIe1tiid) gc6cIicrt. Gr
III nullnlc6r olrbcr oler @ciobr. Ser
nl1Qc6lidjc S6Gtcr. Der ~16'i1brige Der
i,arb Soos BON 9tr. 1908, &eIt.ltuls
berrp.S troBc, iulrGc an SonlItog &C
gen N%fittcrnod)t perboitet nnb geItern
bon aobi 2pOer bis III einenl OH bet
8. 3. Mts. un9eieBtelt meitcrcn Scr6Ot
III Die Sbbut i%eiites Ioters entlniien.
Mic aus beni Garb0r %berporging,
luolte @ooS cil1clt Hepplner cntlaoer,
nls Die @offe ploklidl Iosgilig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03

" Die SobrcsperiomnGiing ul,b
Girefforenlpobl 6es oCriole 8ermn.
lleiltet Ban. nno geibs Gereins" fin.
BET an Wtittipof abeno i'm 8ereins-
lofol, Hr. 1902, @oIterit- Ipc., It1tt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03
9tns 9ercinSfrriIen.

Gin Iulternr0iten, an Dem ge9el
100 EerIoncn t%beilnabmen peron-
Itultetc Ser .Gunton 2ieoertran5"
aeitcrn an nGberrp 6iibing Shore"
ont Dad &iper. Nebeu Sen Sdaal-
tbiercr, oie in ieoer 6oeon 5u baben
porerl, ieblte e3 audi nid)t M ange'
nebmcr llnterbaItllng. Die aftipen
Oe5 &ereiu8 IieBen inter 2eitnng
BON Eroi. $. Stripped ibre id)6nIten
Sicocr ertlingelt unb Trof. Sonfe'S
OrdeItcr ior9te fir Mltiit, Inter
Oen @Giteu Oe8 8ereiHS befanoen Iib
W}itglieoer 0eS uWteeoer : @eiangpers
Gins" Ser nSermouns2oge, 9. 8. D.
g.. g." uno oe8 yGberrn 6iibing
Clubs. IoS Arrangements -Gomite
beIton0 aus ocn @erren Geo. @rimm
8llItop Seller, Ao. 9rol, Gop. Gpe
ring mo Otto Sonfe.
oO'8 ell 8eielli6oft."
Gie nS'&eil 8eieaiAait" nomi-
nirtc in ibrer geItrigen duBerit gut.
beiuhten @eriommlung in iSrn.
2oniS HiifferS SoQe an Der georo.
6rcOerid-S troBe, in neIdcr Br1Ii-
Dent Goruoro Hoine oen 8oriit fiibr.
tc, bic idnmtIiden alien 8eautter
mieOer, ndnlih: ErGiioent Goporo
Hnine, &ice.YrGii6ent 9ouiS Geit,
SctretGr 5. u. llblborL Shasmei-
itcr $. y. 9urfbeimer, S~biirJiiter
Worria 0roof$, Yioniit 3onieL S.
0'Gornor, 6itan5-Gomite 1b. Cid
boil, George 6iling ulo Sobn Seipp
Die iolgenoen neuen MitgIicoer muir
Den aligenommen: 8ranf 2inien'
meier, Somltcl 3. Seneq, 6ronf
90. Ge6elius, Gbriitopb $. Otto,
Ser0. an9ermaier, @eorg Strebleiu
uto %, q. Quinn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-03

Gic airfcugeihid)tc lit Der Stront
bos Otcer Die Gipiefeit, Der Ouea lit
bic ;3eit, ba infer Serr olif Groet1
giitg. llnb mitten in1 triiben Moi-
Ter oes llnterlaufs fam Die 0ienid)-
belt oe5 anfongs ni6t pergeiieit, Oh
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-03
MANY SNEAK
 THIEVES HERE

Ju5eiug from the rcrerts received pt tar marshars office. % number or ris,- rrs-ur af uueousider,d trilgs must Hazr lagatca themselves m this ,am- munits during the past two er tHfr, weeks. and clotHing lcft an thr line to dre or bleach otcr night has disappear gd from number uf rIaces. ta say nothing or other HttIv nihuuks which have heen lyft Dyiue around loa-y with out chain un them Several cabins. bearing signs "Tu rent. furnished. Huyr ltsn heeu visited. and in suur of them aafhiHg but H empty match box and "a few thuez loo heavy tb mayc have beepu iefl Se far Hobodg has attemlt- rd To steal thr locomotives from tb. railroad track or tho caissous on which rest the SeSsuou unloading apparatus
 Deputy Marshal Thompson desires ta advise th, rcapl,. af Nome tu keeI, their cabin aaare locked hrrtafIcr and If tn,e leave thr sfriug ou tho outside te tta kuat au tbe nztdo. =a tbai r vau.r pas through th, HuIc
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-03
OBITUARY

BlEB=Nt Midnight. dune 30 1sa>. 1f Nome. Alaska. 8B entr1netms uea rarrr article. the Fhantasma catd ot Chan pio4czs Ex-tH4m- fianrs= II Na= the eudmathef "f
 f Il was brought farth hy a pretty eeHccit af woman. II met II mtimeIy death at the hands of brutal man It Was rpplrte with aHIery. satire and ~eeru as te fhr capabilities as bflder players ef taa vaineloriaus meu. Isuf why dwell upon its psrfyerious when the auihnIcss Me all kulW tn be one of the greatest living rHlrur When mother and Eodmnthcr realized for The first time Yesterday that il was death and not unnatural sleep. their grief was truly pitifuE And well might fine mother and godmothcr feel depressed hevond expression. when they view the many weak bridges" of the gloomy vista that the future opens bcfor, them. These brukeu-hra Women. when they look back upon this murder have the consolation, slight though II be. that the murdcrrrs had read Dr Quin- c.y's charming essay. Murder aa a Fin" Art" and had follow q the pre- cepts laid down there: thus making this murder a thoroughly artistic per formaner te friends surrounding line death table. hi the death of every Der son and every thing Me are taught n lesson So in the death of this ecstac- ie article. we are taught it Is better to be content with the Liabilities of life than ta ascend to busy heights where We are unable to maintain our exalted position when the crucial test comes
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-03

f.4tata.s which are u.as ali iu blaea. saE ar. making lff, one iayauz dream r.f tlr af the rstloU tackets aud other WH Hsest- tHat Hks ta fuss around oHgrr therr t~a-l -lvt rt rufiru ilr aE=a has rsa 4sr,z af carrots. teo arrcs ai turHtp. aaJ tHe asr.= nf tuuotHv faf u.==eeo= and Hers,z
 fHrurr Roberts t~ pretty eeed He=F HH=-lf. and ~a e has also plant .d -a. s couple ul 4eres ln fadi-Aes rHHg.- spring miaa- spinach. and uiHll uH.# which bs MI us, Tor him ..lf and .Hr guests 5f res zrriugs dur- Ing tHr summer. He misHt. If course. -agH,G -,IIHs= of TH,.-s Ta &ama II he is IraIwrly approached as Il would by aa trautiEs tn put ua frU h-Xc- ta -.H1 iu along witn ah, e4hnaee-. I.a- ulasa md celery.
 fr .- als" experimenting with eam, ,erH r n,,siz it for his rhi,kruz. and thinks JHe cows and horses might onas m j aHHs trfr,,ats a change ou tho h,.far rtHe. vHtah consists fai. tay most I.fz vG tiH"thz tH4 bunch gta~z.
 IL ba= pnt9ta planter an lbr -5-5HJ ssd after Ha iaz harvested bls ,.lsaut artI, of h.-. oranges. hr WuI srt oaJ f f#t uafa= fur n. f4fI and atufer 'aae.
 N thg bar springs this afternoon a u.s,=ftH rU. fz u progress and thrr, - Haih#e use fai4. except u harvest t@e tr Efing iay ta thy farmer heart
 70 everybody aeauul In plle, iz u@rs taau FHz fausPlaurlHE those celery plants. anu tH-, viu ft r,5as af safaeut t4 NaH- H ahuut t4tu e.eeks
 k saan as tHis ies j- finished Farm .r Ealgaz VII d,saHr hi Lime lo seG- tms -o#e fish traps so that hr can hase a.a uu.init,d supply nf fish far bis aaa= next ainter aud as he has al r.ade ,snrlrted ths arrangements fol .raa-rnrtinr hIs products l.. tl,e Nom, al k~aruk markets. h.. has uorlnr uu a -uumer or lIoasurr and profit a,f1r. hum.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-03
CLEANING UP
 FOR FOURTH

The work af cleaning up the -.reet. # the eit& an operation thlt was needed badly Mas commenced het etaHas hs crew uf men working uu- der the -ures, isIm of tbo cfi,f of po- Hry aHd the m-#Hrr- 4f the city e4m- rti's street committee
 The streets wfH Joe flushed by ths fire department tbis afternoon. and eauatir-- millions uf micruhee doubt lrzs vHl H, washed in fHr 8H-dcveufue Hav af Jha e,p4eiaus Etrne sea.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-03
NOMEITES FOR SIBERIA.

\ r1rty composed of Jafct Linde- borg. French Consul Schneider. Colonel William r. Perkins and others will le.ue iu about ten days for siberia. Abete they vill be tac guests nf Lieu tenant Gaveruor Kdlinikun. at Anadir Governor K3lmikom will accompany the party from Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-03
elatz Weiner Beer at the Bank.
HYAoEs TO RETURN.

\ telegram received n Nome this m1uiuH from St Michael -tatrs that Inc f..ishtrr HNa1r- Mil Iea,r that rUEf for Numa au Monday next Tn, tIN#as-. after unloading small amount af e4fep. Wiii proceed from H.E- ta S.altIs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-03
AMERICANS FOR SIBERIA.

Ahuur nineteen American rr4-r rre- tuls UiIl =n ou fbe German tramp steamer this evening ta Ira# py,t ia Si= heria. SaHv ef tHs@ h9se aa#msd iea-e= nu tae ground Hrld ht he Nortu Isa~teHu Sihera Company
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-03
FOR SALE

Nicely furnished twn-story. five room house. near high school Inquire John NcstaF If
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-03

Miss L. r. Thomas has opened yEeWriupg and steungraphic exchange on Second street, opposite the Masonic T.mII.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-03

HaratH, furnished cottage, last tIol.ze ..n night. Campbell Way. Room Kitchen cache.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-03

Lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-03

Get one of the new model Remington typewnters. r. C. Niles. Golden Gate Hotel.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-03
Edgeworth Tobacco at Yorky's.
RAINING IN KouGARok.

\ triernon' message received this afternoon from l.aur.s Landing is tu the effect thaf rain i~ falling all over the koHsar"k district. ana the tundra iirr= haye hrs=u completely extinguish- 'd uu that section.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-03
FOR RENT

Houses. Houses. Houses.
 Cabins. Cabins. Cabins. Houses of ?. 9. 1. rooms. furnished or unfurnished. cabins. l and rooms furnished or unfurnished. also cabins for batchlnP-
 FOR SALE We have number of cabins and houses for sale. furnished and un- furnished. close in, that are bargains. also several good business locations for sale or rent: also have quartz and placer mining claims to sell and lease
 BOYEY & DAWSON, Real Estate and Mining Exchange. g stsadman Ave. Phone Black 223.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-03
sIatz Private Stock at the Bank.

Imported Coburger draft beer on taf at Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-03
Q SHIP VEGETABLES ID ROME

Hand aHH# EAHeaAsI sIal H H=-- af ...l. H.. U. a... ....
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-03

6latz Wsiner Beer at tn. Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-03

Get one of the new model Remington typewriters. E. c. Niles. Golden Gate Hotel.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-03

Merchant Ha.b,H al Steadman Ruff r.t
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-03

elatz Weiner Beer at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-03

Edgeworth Tobacco at Yorky'a.