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, 1908-10-01

in the depot a little too long to
suit them they concluded to go
home for dinner. They started
slowly, but when they hit the
bridge they going some.
They made the turn at the Cluff
corner and again at the Ferris.
aaggarty hotel and brought up at
the barn door without harming
anything whatever. Mack will
wrap the lines around the hub af-
ter this-he never missed before.
, 1908-10-01
The Marie.Frederick Company

j. Z. Gardner, the lessee of the
Jensen Opera House, has secured
the Marie Frederick Dramatic
company for two dates, beginning
with Saturday evening, Oct. Bird.
The first play will be The Slaves
of Opium" Tickets will be on
sale at Prices drug store Satur-
day afternoon. The usual prices
will be charged for reserved seats
and general admission. This is
an up-to-date company and we'll
worth hearing.
, 1908-10-01
Mr.. Wickham RESIGNS

w. Fl. Wickham, the cashier of
the First National Bank at this
place is soon to retire and his
place will be filled by a Mr.. Tut.
tie from some point in Nebraska.
Mr.. Wickham will go to Fort Nor
gan, Colo, where he is interested
with j. A. Rendle, the cashier of
the Rawlins National Bank, in
some land there which is proving
very valuable, and which requires
the presence of the owners to look
after.
, 1908-10-01
The Moving Pictures

Mr.. Gardeners moving picture
show is being quite well attended.
Last Thursdays performance
drew quite a house and the pic
lures pleased every one.
Mondays performance con-
|tained a view of the ocean that
was something going a long dis
|tance to see. Mr.. Gardner says
he has some excellent films com
ling.
, 1908-10-01
Register! Register!

Everybody has to register this
lime who vote the coming election.
The registration Board will begin
10 sit next Tuesday at the town
ball, Remember that you have
to register every two years and
fhis is the time that every one who
wishes to vote must register,
, 1908-10-01
The Campaign Badge Trade

The Sun learns from a promi-
neut business man of Saratoga,
who has just returned from a visit
to Denver and other Colorado
points that the trend of public SEN
timent is very strongly IN favor of
Taft. While in Denver he took
pains to. inquire of the badge VEN
, 1908-10-01
SARATOGA CHIPS


Leaves are beginning to fall.
j. w. Seavers was III Tuesday.
Fred Peters was in town Saturday.
Jack Frost is beginning to get in
his work.
Chet Cluf Was down from the
Brewer ranch.
G. A. kennaday made Saratoga a
visit Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Miser were
shopping here yesterday.
w. 3. Hugus left for his home in
Santa Cruz, CaiIt., Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Jacob Reed returned
from The mountains Tuesday.
E. A. Sherrod, of Encampment, is
here visiting his sister, Mrs. j. w.
Huston.
Il. y. Paulson was in Tuesday to
visit the family OF his brother, j. d.
Paulson.
l.. ID. Peck, the democratic nominee
for assessor, was a Saratoga visitor
Saturday.
The infant child of Mrs. Gertrude
Sanger died last week and was buried
Saturday.
D. d. Wagner and John Mason
came down from the Wagner ranch
on Cedar creek Tuesday.
G. q. Kelly wife and little daughter
OF Lake creek spent Saturday visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Torbett.
Glenn L. Scott was down from the
Charter Oak Tuesday night for a
short stay returning Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Ekdahl and
little Miss Catherine Elna were in
Tuesday from the Lake creek ranch.
L. NJ. Dukes has moved his family
in for the winter in order that the
children may attend our public
school.
Mrs. w. w. Petty and family came
down from Elk Mountain yesterday
MI. Petty will arrive from that place
tomorrow.
DIR. Price reports the arrival Satur.
day morning of "a girl at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter E. Wilson. All
doing nicely.
o. E, Ekdahl shipped a car OF beei
cattle from this point yesterday tc
Omaha. Erie w. Scott accompanied
the shipment.
] A. Mauk, who has been West for
some months, principally in Bullion,
Nevada, returned home last Friday.
He it planning to take a homestead
in the forest reserve just above that
OF j. W. jenkins.
, 1908-10-01

ders concerning the sale of presi-
dental badges and the result was
almost two to one in favor of Taft.
While the vote will not be two
to one, as this would indicate. it
shows that there is a safe margin
for Taft turnout the West Ms we'll
as the East.
, 1908-10-01
PRICE FIVE CENTS

Mrs, W. FL. Large and little Viii
liam, accompanied by Grandpa Large.
came in from their South Spring
creek ranch Tuesday.
William Torbett has completed ma.
Pering what a formerly the "Mea.
son" cottage, on Hugus street, now
owned by Mr.. Hugus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Sowder came
down from their up-river ranch Satur.
day and remained over Sunday visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Torbett.
Hunter & Laughlin brought in two
fine Surveys last week which were dis
posed of one to d. S. Richmond and
the other to the Windsor stables.
Mrs. j. F. Pullum and daughter
Miss Annie Ravens, visited Mrs.
Glenn 7. Scott and Mrs. S%teinespring
at the Charter Oak mine last Sunday.
Major Comstock, the courteous and
obliging manager of the Saratoga
Springs Company, has moved his
office to the Cottage Hotel building.
Miss Ruth Widrig returned from
Laramie Sunday where she had been
to take the civil service examination,
for stenographer and typewriter in the
Government service.
MIR. and Mrs. P. A. Human return
ed Monday from a very pleasant visit
Of several weeks to Boulder friends
and relatives, and express themselves
AS having had a very pleasant outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Il. Allen and
Mrs, Gilbert Allen we're in from Pass
creek Saturday and visited the parents
of Mrs. Gilbert Allen, MI. and Mrs.
J. r. Dodds, returning to the ranch
Sunday.
F. M. Baker came up from Hanna
Tuesday accompanied by the Misses
Ollie Berlin and Peterson. Mr.. Bak-
er is up on a business trip of a few
days, when he will return to his hotel
business at Hanna.
The Windsor stables have received
a new coat of paint that improves
their appearance very much. The
sign has been gone over and "Jack"
Sisson has proved himself quite an
artist with the paint brush.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Ledbetter and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. d Esterre, of En-.
campment, came down last week visit.
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Ames
until Sunday. During the time the
three men went out on a hunting trip.
Mrs. E. X. Turner, of Oberlin, Kas.,
who came here recently in search of
her son, John r. Turner, received
word from one of her children that
her son had been found and that he
was alive and we'll. Mrs. Turner re-
turned to her home Sunday.
Rev. Mccullough has rented one
OF the cottages at the Hot Springs
which his family will occupy unsil
he can arrange his furniture in the
parsonage at Casper. He leaves for
Casper o Everyone regrets very
much to see Rev. Mccullough and
his estimable family leave.
DR.. W. w. Singleton, an optician,
arrived yesterday and has opened up
for business in the Office of the Palace
hotel. The doctor is a graduate of
Chicago College of Optics, and those
wishing their eyes tested, or fitted
with glasses, will do we'll to call on
him, rather than to patronize those
travelling fakirs who go from house
to house peddling their goods.
, 1908-10-01
A Harmless Runaway

Tie delivery team of ID. p. Nc
Mahan were at the depot Tuesday
noon and as MI. McMahan stayed
, 1908-10-01

Concord Grapes, the last shipment
OF the season, 40 cents the basket.
Freestone and Cling Peaches, also the
last OF the season, $l.4O the box.
Saratoga Grocery Co.
, 1908-10-01

The moving pictures will be ON
Tuesday and Friday nights of next
weeek.
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Nn bas Ynblifum.

Die oSreie Brefie fir Seras" miro
an mber 450 8oitofficen berianot,
ilno bat cine groBe 8erbreitung IN
Ser geadbar-M epubIif Merifo, i'm SSn-
oianer gerritorium uno Sflaboma.
SIR girfuIations- @ebiet in Seras
eritredt iid bon @alpeltcn big binauf
nod 9eniion, bonn auberiten Often
Bis nod ST Baio I'M ferniten @eiten;
es idIieBt feIbftperitdnolid NIT be-
ionoers aobIreifen 2eiern oas oidt-
beiieoeIte MittelSeras uno ben Glib
lpeiten Elm. Muh in @erifo bat fie
cine groBe @erbreitung.
3fuei 8eiicnbe iino beitanois,
iabrein, iabraus I'M 3ntereiie BEG
glottes unterpegs uno fiibren bent
ieIben i'm 8erein nit unieren ribri-
gen 9ofoI-asanten fortpdbreno neue
2eier 81.
Sn 4nbetra1t oiefer gatiaden lit
Sic nGreie Breiie fir 9eras", mo es
iit oarum banoelt Die oeutihe 8e-
polferung 81 erreiben, bas bette Mn-
5eige.M ebinm i'm Staat. Seras.
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Sir $500 nad) 9euti@lamo.
9entidj . amerifauiide 3eituugen

9entid : amerifaniide 3eitunsen
lperoen I'M alien 8aterIano nit gro.
bem sSntereiie geleien, neil iie iih
frel allsipreden uno bdufig bon BRIT
ben mebr Neuigfeiten ultO Nadridten
briHgen, als Die oel1tihen 3eitungen
ieIb:t. Die nSreie Yrei1s fir Seras"
lit oiiiben iiberan, mobin fie geianot
miro, Elm iebr germ gelebener @aft
uno fam iih riibmen, Qnerfennung
uno @iiroigung gu finoen tpie aus
5ablreiden 8riefen an uts, lofpie an
Dieienigen, ipelde 6as NIatt an lire
8ernonoten ihiden, %berborgebt. Seer
oaber leinen 8erna1oten uno Greurl-
oen cine Sreuoe eripeiien, linen elm
miafpmmenes @eihenf MAIDEN min.
ser heitene fir fie Die rSreie Brefie
fir Seros". 9os Sntereile fir Teras,
nie iiberbailpt fir ben Staat ur1b Die
8egeno, no Die 8ermanoten nobnen,
lit in OeutidIano febr Ietbaft unb es
lit unmoglih, in Br~ipatbriefen cine
10 ariinoIihe @ufflaruhg uno 8e.
i6reibung oes fremoen 2onbes 81 ge-
ben, pie oies Die v5reie Breife" az
mofcntlif TIT. Sir cen eeringen
greis BON $500 n%erienoen mir porto.
fret infer reidbaltiges @ofenbIatt
ailf elm Sabr an irgeno cine @oreIie
i'm Mnslan6e.
Die Sreie Treiie fit SerasY nbliibins
COMPANY.
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@ainsforo 3. Yndnant.

rtft.te 56ifferbienite auf ben 9ro=
ben @eer unb unternabm eine Heile
mad Muitralien, tpo er S9iffbru9 err
Iitt. Na9 ben 9roBen Seen anriidz
gefebrt, babnte fi6 8udnam i'm
5Aiffsbienite ieinen Weg dufpdrts
mnb iibernabm bas aommanoo iiber
sSobn 8. @odefe[ers Walfii4fdngerz
flotte. Die paeifie Mail Steamfhip
gompanp parb i'm als &apitdn zines
ibrer @9iffe an unb ernannte ihn
f9liebli9 gu ibrem Superintenbenten
in Der @tabt Banana. 8udnam psr~
lieb aus @eIunbbeitsriidfidten pa
mama nno befam BET ben Cramps in
pbilabelpbia bic Muffidt iiber bic neu=
erbauterl @9laatfdiffe, bic ihren
proben unterporfen purben.
SIM Sabre 1904 nurbe duf ben
gramp'fden @9iffsbdubofen Der 8au
beg tirfif9en arieesfdiffes nMeb-
iiba" Dolenbet, unb 8udnam erbielt
ben Muftrog, bas S6iff mad benz
Bosporus gu fihren. @r langte in
Ronitdntinopel am 4. Suli an uno be-
ging ben Sag bur1 Nbfenerung Der
Ranoner Der ,Mebjiba." Dem Nfts
folgte cine Mubien5 beim @ultan, unb
Budnam fpurbe iiberrebet, als Diff
5ier, in Der Giaenidaft zines fommor@
birenben ausldnbifden @rperten, in
bic tiirfifde Murine ein5utretsn. Die
Jlotte bes @robbsrrn mar bamals Elm
@pott. Sic betan0 aus etpa 20
Gdiffen, bic felt Subren untbdtis uno
iinbeniibt bor Nnfer gelesen batten.
9udnam feb alfobaI0 Die Mnter li4z
ten unb polfibrte nit ben @4iffen
eine frif4e, fr0bIide 5ahrt mad mi
tblere, ipo er seraoe re6tseitig e@intrdf,
I'm cine aufsereste ginfpobnerfaaft
~berubissn gu f0nnen. Seitbem bat
Budnom feline Mirfiamfeit in Der .tirs
fif9en Marine itetig sefeigert.
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s {.

Hmammcniamen ruD befenYroonitt.
yrin1a Bammmoniamen . NehI. be,
Tonne $25
| BnumuplIiamen > Del. rob. 43 gts.
Brine Bnnmfpolinmen Rurhen pei
TONNE $3.50
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u1aree Berisbt
. q n q, u

gan Mntontr, 1e9., Is San
Gro,norp 6 "a Gents; @DDo Srbinaip
8 Gents, Som Mibbltna "a Cts.
MiooIing 1917 Gents: @Dob Miooling
IL Cts Nihonne 5air ll5sgts.
@altefpn, 1er., Is San.-Grbinnr.
~ gts;; @Og6 0reinarp "a ats
Hou Mibbiina 1917 9eEts.; MtobItnf
IlI Cts: @pob Mibolina IL cts
Clubbing 6air 1879 Gents.
Retp Orleans, 9a., Is San. =
@oDb 9rbinnrt 9 11l16 gts. 9Dtp Wihe
fina l0Illl6 Gents: Mibblin9 1l49 Cts
gcoh Miooliu9 II lll6 eta: gibbiine
6air u GIG Gents
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-17

8erefer: n9arf i'd Dir cine
Cigarette anbieten2"-S nerin
.gaa = nit oaner fang t net a
fpennit mir net bic sanse S6adtel
fdenfft!" = 8ergfer: s5ier =
fonff fie basen, flsine &raBbarfte -
raudIt Oh benn 10 gern2" g ens
merlin. IS naa, bic fdent' /
mei'm Seppl!!"
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Gin Observation-Disclosures Oes Sultans.
Sic ieItfa.ae &ebeuseefdlidlte mnS bte Oh.
rmneea 9tat,sforD .. Yudnants.

@eltfam 1T Die 2ebenssefdidte
Mainsforb .. 8udnams, eines @ingez
borenen bon 8udsport, Me., Der felt
etGiden Sahren Der Marineratbseber
beg tiirfii9en Sultars tit unb jinsfts
BIN nit benz 9anse zines 3earabmiz
rails in Der tiirfiIden 5lotte unb benz
Sitel zines paf9a befleibet marb.
Budnam, Der etpa 40 Sabre 5dblt,
lief als er 16 Sabre aft mar, bonn
6auie fort unb gins CUR Gee. @r per@
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Hu,,tntnrird1.

q d gum A~ngeflagten):
.glun, er5dhlen Sic mai ben 9ergang
Der Nauferei!" = MngefIdgter:
,3uerit bat mid Der Qoisl Bel Der Chr
'padt unb nader BEL be ObrpaiATn."
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nnH Hehe11 rir1 Truuttt.

Ireunbin: n8as tit Die Qn@
fhtsfarte, bic 9u mir auf Deiner
4odaeitsssiie pom &igi sef6idt 5off."
-Sunge Gram: $50; tparen
mir ba dud?"
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Hnnnrrbarer nernleid1.

@onntossidger (sirolern
bsim G9ubplatteln anfebenb): sQeh
Herls bipfen ia berurn, als oh tie ldus
ter anoe5hnfene Sreiber pdren.
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Sobn $. gpltDn, offeutIiher $50.
tar. Grunoeigentllm. Ieent fir
Heniionsonipriihe. Gfe Grodett' uno
Maparro@St roBe, gegeniiber 0 Der
Son Antonio GrpreB". 0eues 81.
lepbog 439.
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Auernfnna.

.War Der @elDbrieftrdser tpdhrenb
n1einer Mbmefenbeit ba2" .9rao'
bds @egent5eil, 9err Baron Der @es
ri9tsponaieher!1
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@ % d j, {.

SartoHeln. Colorado. $1.65 per Gent.
ner.
8miebeln aelbe unb rote, 1925 unb
81. so per 100 gfb.
Ipmnten. Yeras ST. so.
per 4 &orbrgrate.
&phI. So 90 per 100 Bfb.
Bfefer. 1.50 cts. per Crate BON bier
Rbrben.
gerlerie, pro 9bb Bnnoel $50 Cts
S1Be 8artOfeln, per 100 8fo $l.75 uno
100.
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0ieh Marft.

san Mntonio. Is. San. lsua.
Ohfen $2.7 rs Bis $3.50 per 100 9fe
Rihe So 90 bis So 90.
RuGen unb Stage. St.60 bs 1915
SGhrlinge 1926 bis $500
Rdlber 50 SO big $3.50.
Shofe So on bis "a 90
2ieqen 1925 Bis So so,
Shne,ne $3.2h Biz $500.
ct. Sonis, Is. San. 1875 Hinbnieh.
Notipes S. 55 bis $500. Teros . 8isb
S2.5O Bis $3.75
Shmeine $500 Bis 81 81.
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Photographer yum haIbsn Preis
LtWISOA'S STUDIO.
203 @cif ~ pmmeree StraRe.

|U0 2CtH%eUHIIHt|&t ~IfUkt
9eof INNER anf Dem alten Hlas.
Cine SPECIAL : Hute oieien $40.
nat. aae photographer gum balben
Treis. aae Mrbeiten aarautiert.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-19
PIONEERS

Tadas Nha= .4e Nome society :, Pioneer, ,aishfst. The anniversary .f tre farmatmH af thsir organization mans queer old thought, at .hc days +ua hs dufi#g tH4 last decade W4l enter thsir minds
 Each VIII remember the nights when he helped to light the big dra under The trees. and when he cooked tae bacon coffee and aapjacE- and a.e them faster than be could cook them. He Rill remember how tho pan tuni. fire and burned up tHr precious bacon. while the coffee lost it's foundation and fef into tho flames
 What glorious old days they were. A man was always hungry and never had anything worth a straw to eat.
 How pleasant the past noW looks in the distance which aims thc rrmem- hraHee of the aches and pains thai seemed 10 he part nr the pastime 4f hacking a load oyer fh" summit.
 fet every one wHa k now member of the society af Pioneers Was Younger Ahcn he ftrst struck Alaska. and for him his horizon then took on tints that wer" golden What mattered if lh" days Were bong and wearisomc. and The nights cold when there was hope in the hearte The world was before him and os The old soldier of the 'Cloistrr and the Hearth" was won't [" say. "The devil was dead
 But old Nick seemed to have revived on manS occasions since and many a time and off he appeared to have the npTer hand. Those ten years just past were mol by any means all sunshine and luxurious ease. hut those who went through them in Alaska are none the worse. and when Alaska takes it's place as am important and politically integral part of the United States many of them may be alive to hoast that they were Pioneers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-19
DISTRICT COURT
 DAILY MINUTES

I. Alaska Banking & Safe Deposit ta. y~ Council city N Solomon River E R Ce P E Fuller presented a jutg- u1out in favor af riaiutiu for thc sum .at S>.esi.SS and costs. which ty5S ~ier . ed by the court and filed.
 Alaska EaHktHs X safe Deposit t,s ys. T T Lane. Judgment ir f,v5r af .plaiutG In the sum of Sl5l2-o5 and costs was presented to the caur, by r. E. Funar and signed by the court and filed
 Boyle ss I.ubiu et uI Trial r.. ~umed jurors all present tkH jurors not engaged in the trial of this case Mere excused until 10 d. m tamurrau-a Faiuta rests having waived thD rigHr tu cali witness to prov, map. and withdrew from th, consideration or tHc 1Br, t#e auestteft of damages. ou me- tfou af fra B. ortou all evidence ra- lattus fn damages was ordered strick- yr out
 Defendants case resumed.
 6 W LaibHu Was recalled. A. q kuesburv sworn and G. W LaihHn rra'le1 and each testified on behalf of defendants Defendants offered for identification large map of iakoviea claim and conflicting claims by n \ Joues which Vas marked Defendants Identification st"
 Nt ts o'rlors noou court adjourned until D. m-
 D. m.
 Boyle v- E1ibliu q al Trigf re. zmad jurors aIl present. q. " I.aib- lin on tr, stand for further cro~.-=ex- animation Puiuun au cross-axamf- nation ef this witness offered iu rvi- Ien,e tracing nf LakevisN claim whgsa was detached from In. deposition If q W Iaibliu in case No. i5ad. admit led without objection and marked rlliutin.- Exhibit ID" and trcn Ed FlemmIHE Mas sworn and testified faf defendants During thr cra~s-exami- nation nf this witness pIaiuun offered in evidence ths gold dust from two pans taken from the claim. which WIS admitted without objection and mark ed raiutfr- Exhibit eE" Fred Hanks and p \ Jones We're each sworn and Testified for defendants on eXamiHa- lion of thc latter witness defendants offered n evidence large map af Lake aew claim which was admitted wita- 9ut objection and marked Defendants Exhibit ae' being heretofore marked Plaintiff Identification ~ and theu W. J.t,recn was sworn and testified fal lef"naaHts mt1 D. m. when court adjourned mtH "Wednesday. Feb 10 l90N. aT 10 @. m.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-19
ODD STORIES BY WIRE.

NEW YoRk. De. l> \ Fair 1f open work black silk stockings Nttu a daHcd spot vHcrr garter had cut a h0Ir dgured iu Special Sessions yes tefdas Minnie Rea~les enlalea uas on trial. charged with stealing linens stockings and a shirt waist from Nr- EtH-i Hume Taxiz-
 II show you d pair of ialies stock Inrz. saia Assistant District Attorney MeNisa. holding d pain of lody's hose in front ef tb, witness chair The jus- ties i,.1,! .,a, n. bench t1 get T better view
 ~Th,y are mine ~ad Mir. Ttxiv.
 Judge they're mine said Minnie.
 Madam. how can you prove thc~s stockings gnur ffarerfs# asked Mr McNish-
 There i- alarming mark. daruad the hole myself. said Mrs. Taxts.
 How did miz tear takc place. asked NIT McNish,
 eobjceted." shouted Lawyer Hove
 Sustained said the justice
 T. was explained lon thc quiet. of courscl that the garter had eut tae hole
 Minnie Was convicted.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-19
FIRE ALARM BOXES.

I2 Standard oil Co l3 Carstons Bros. S pashIey. SoId
 Storage Plant 14 John J. Sasnon co. L. Alaska Banking < safe Deposit @ al Pestoifiee 2g 1st Ave. East. Lawrence hotel es-Fjre Department QuBrt-rs. 3l Discovery saloon 3s Opposite Hunter Saloon 4i Pacific Cold Storage Co. Saudspit. e Third Ave East and East B st..
 Near Judge Reeds Residence. Engine House Phone Main g..
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-19

NfNELAND. N J. Dee. k sam ueI GasteIlana of South Vmeland. has a son k months old and a rooster. This boy and the rooster are insepar- able companions Today d cousin of the boy five years old. came into the yard. and after few minutes there Was a TON. The older fellow was spanking the little fellow vigorously when the pet rooster head the racket and came with head dowi. and feata- CTS and wings up.
 The feathered champion struck the cousin. who. when he got his breath, boited for the gate. yelling Papa. papa An eagle was trying to eat me up
 The rooster mounted washtub by the side Of his little master and erowed his pleasure in the victory
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-19
OF THE INTERIOR.
 GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
OFFICE OF TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE

Nome. Alaska January 6. 1908
 Notice K hereby given that under direc- iion ot the Commissioner of the General Land Office. and by virtue of the author tty vested in me as Trustee of Tdwnsite Entries in Nome. Alaska. by law and the regulations approved by the Secretary ot the Interior August 1. lS4. wilt be ginning on March 2. l@S. and continuing from day 10 day theFcai.er as hereinafter stated. sell. al my office in Masonic Tem- pie. in Nome. Alaska. at public outcry Tor cash. to the highest bidder. all lots andt raets that were moccupled and un- claimed al the dats Of the entries of the Nome ToWnsite, and also all lots and tracts claimed and awarded on which as sTssmeats have not been paid at the date or such sale, as set forth below under thclr respective headings. to-wit.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-19

NEW YORK. Dee. k. Either ais staff is an unusually tough Iot or many unfounded complaints. are made under the pure food law is the conclusion reached by Health Commissioner Dar- lington.
 A few days ago an excited citizen called on Dr. Darlington and insisted that he have an immediate analysis made of some candy which the citizen said poisoned his baby Dr. Darling ton handed the bag of candy to his at tendant and told him to take it to the chemical force upstairs. The next day the citizen was back to find what sort of poison had been found in the candy. and Dr Darlington sent up for a report. An assistant came down with a long face
 Why. you didn't send up any in suuctions wifh that candy. and w. ate it ali up" he said.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-19
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given tHa the poll book for tho registration ot voters of thc city of Nome for the year 1908 is now open al the city clerks office in the Staples block. from ta T. d. m. and To 2 D. m. Said hook win be closed March sS. 1906
 W. T. LUCAS.
 City Clerk
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-19

Since Ella Wheeler Wilcox las con frssrd that gr-es maHe Iu13tfez hHy- read her pa,try- there should h. ua more doubt as ln ah -hr writes that kind or stun
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-19
Minnie was convicted

NEW YORK Dee. lS. = It required yesterday a dozen workm"n n rhs shops of the Mccabc Boiler Company at i5 Commerce srcct. Newark W J. ta rescue George smith. seventeen years old. a riyei boy rom ma attack by a Maltese eat
 smith had the animal in his arms stfakiug it when without warning f lcapcd at his face. Then it attacked him with it's teeth. biting deeply me his upper lip
 The cries of the boy caused q sus- pension af work. \ dozen men. armed with whatever weapons were handy. ran to the rescue. The Maltese clung to Smith with teeth and claws. and rc. piled to the blows il received from tae workmcn with sullen suarls until ti was beaten off. II then dashed from the shop and disappeared
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-19

N, note that 1 club has been furmrI in Chicago which has for ttz mo,;ss Pay your bills" IL was undoubtedly founded by men who would Ike ta co.- Icet few