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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-01
EDITOR AND DEMOCRATIC LEAD
Err CHARGE EACH OTHER
WITH FRLSEHooD.

ATLANTA. ia. Sept. William
K Hearst, when shown Bryan's denial
ii Hearst's statement that Bryan four
months az" proposed to support
Hearst four years hence in return for
Hearsts support in this campaign.
made the following statement.
Il don't see why. Mr. Bryan Is al
ways proposing policies that he has 10
reeant. saving things that he has to
retract, and doing things that he has
Ia deny,
when Mr. Bryan came to- New
York four months ago did not call
on him. as | had nothing To see him
about. He did call on me. as appar-
entity he had some things To see me
about
Il kept his visit secret. but Mr..
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-01

and oregon creeks. located July ..
1908, by +. Harm et al.
Dssds.
Henry Norton and Caroline Beaton
one half intere stin Rustler. SITUATED
on left limit Of Osborn creek: Aug. 90.
1907.
Walfred Carlson To B. Thompson ct
al. lot 20. block 81: oct 5. 1907.
J. Elmer Bovey to Morris Flynn. lot
-. block II; Sept. %. 1908
city of Nome to Henry Held. trans
ferred 10 ]. g. Pinkerton by Henry
Held, lot IL. block 1875; April 81. 1908
Henry Keener to c. V. Ewing. one
sixteenth interest in the Modoc asso-
citation. situated at the head of Seattle
creek; April Q. 1908.
Martin A. Nelson to August Nelson
et al. lot %. block 80: Sept. 27. 1898.
Henry Held Il al. to ]. c. Pinkerton
lot IL, block l25; Sept Is. 1908
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF
ESTATE


In the United States Commissioners
Court for the Cape Nome Precinct
in the Second Division of the Dis
trict OF Alaska. sitting as Pro-
bate Court.
No. 1874.
In the matter OF the estate of Cahell
Whitehead. deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all credit
ors of the late Cabell Whitehead. de-
ceased. and to all others whom il may
concern. that the undersigned was duly
appointed by the above named court
in the above entitled matter, on the
Faith day of September. 1905. as the ad-
ministrator of the estate of said Cabell
Whitehead. deceased, and has duly
qualified as such administrator in con-
formity with law. and is now perform
ing the duties of his said trust: and
that all persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased are hereby
required 10 present them. with the
proper vouchers. within six months
from the date of this notice. TO the un-
dersigned administrator of said estate
at the Banking House of the Alaska
Banking & Safe Deposit Company. in
Nome. in said Cape Nome Precinct
under the penalty that claims not pre-
scented within six months after the first
publication Of this notice cannot be
paid until the CLAIMS presented Within
that period have been satisfied.
Date of this notice. September "a
1908.
F. II. THATCHER.
Administrator of the Estate a.
Cabell Whitehead. deceased .
9-24-1-S-15-Th 3
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e Me Felix

civil engineer. 2s years old. six years
experience au field aud construction
work. desires work. Apply Nugget
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS OF
ESTATE.

Ia the United States Commissioner
Court for the Cape Nome Precinct
In the Second Division OF the Dis
trict of Alaska. sitting as a Probat,
Court
No. 1872.
In the matter of the estate Of John II
Ashford. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all creditors
of the late John II. Ashford, deceased
and to all others whom II may concern,
that the undersigned was duly appoint
ed by the above named court In the
above entitled matter. on the l4th day
Of August. 1908. as the administrator OF
The estate Of said John II. Ashford
deceased. and has duly qualified a.
such administrator In conformity with
law. and is now performing the duties
Of his said trust; and that all persons
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seraper teams for hire. ga First
avenue
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Temps Extra Pale imported Draft
Beer at the Board Of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-01

Go to the North Pole
Bakery for the best bread and pastry
The only coffee house In town.
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Granite Mining Candles are the best

slstz Private stock =. the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-01
Granite Mining Candles are the bsst

Coming sourdougb Reflections.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-01

Granite Mining Candle. ar. tn. hes,
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-01

Billiards and pool. Board of Trade
6lstx Wsiner Beer 81 the Bank.
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kept his visit secret. but Mr..
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
CAN KNOW THINGS TOO WELL.
Sometimes Too Well Trained Mem
DRY Plays Odd Tricks.

Very often folks get to know a
thing . well that they don't have to
t"inlt 70 remember IL Take for in
stance your homo address. If you
have been living ia tie same house
in the same street for years your adj
dress gets easier and easier to re-
call Except. sometimes. 1t doesn't
take the influence of liquor to make
You 70 get, either. II merely is that
you know il too well.
Thcre was a man who was in the
habit Of writing letters TO a girl and
after year or so he got to know her
address by heart One day. long aft
CT he started writing 10 her. he was
addressing an envelope to the young
women, when suddenly he became
suspicious of The number he had writ
ten lie read it aloud and tried 9th
or scacmcs of convincing himself. He
wrote the same nuwlets on other
sheets # poi r, byt ,hey did aot
seem entirely right.
Evorualiy he had TO 60 over 70
call On tho girl, instead az writing. in
order 10 satisfy himself that hc atin
knew the address. His figures had
been perfectly all right, biH the trou-
bic Wa that he knew thcm too well
That sometimes occurs 10 person
giving an address in store. n
slips ort 50 naturally that whoa b.
chance The shopman repeats. BLANK
Blhul s'rhlantth strcet9" YOU bo7in
10 wonder If you have II right after
ALL And the FIRST breath Of suspicion
Kills your chances of remembering
correct g.. You simply have 10 20 TO
The directory 10. verify the plac you
live in. and naturally that leads 10 |
suspicious on the. part Of he. Shop |
keeper.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
MOUND CITY I'LL.
Dec. 10. 1903.

q
Mrs. a, NJ. Palmer who has been
quite i'll the past two weeks is con
yalescent
Mr.. and Mrs, w, T Kennedy were
Cairo visitors Friday.
Mrs. Hugh Mason was shopping
in Cairo Friday
Fl. s. Holloway, Of Holloway, KY
Transacted business mere Friday
A. J Dougharty made a business
trip to Cairo Friday
Mrs Harry 9oor and little daugli-
ter Helen were among the Cairo
SHOPPERS Friday
John Foyd and family novel their
household goods to Slater, Ky.
whore they will reside
Mrs Payton, who resides with her
lnrGhtr, Mrs e. Dilworth On High
soitret left Friday to spend the
holidays with her daughter Mrs, G.
p Uowcll and family at Barlow, Ky
Charles Spiekert who was muir
dered At Mounds Friday morning
tore the best of reputation and was
a hand working, good man and this
eonqvnity was greatly grieved aud
shocked over his tragic death and
our sympathy goes out to the be.
r,aycd wife Such dastardly work
and all for o pttance of $34, Such
men VIII certainly reap their reward
sooner or later
7 ". Culp Of Holloway KY was
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
Mavements Shaping Art.

There are at present two definite
movements which are clearly shaping
the course of American art one il
tho movement Of expansion, which has
fostered the creation Of many differ
ent and widely distributed centers of
interest: the other Is the tendency to
concentrate official activity in a single
typical spot Owing to the callous-
ness of New York the retrospective
habits of Boston, the avowed interna-
tionalism Of riUsburg and the fact
that Philgdelphi- has always had
special mission 20 iulfill, these cities
must in time giyc place to some more
logical focal point, nor is il a very
difficult matter TO designate chat par
ticular localty.--Century.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGrIBORS


f, in town Friday on business.
One Of our leading newspaper
THE Bee is moving its head
quarters from the Phoenix block in
to the room formerly occupied b.
Ed KeIler's barber shop in the Mead
slime builIing.
Mrs. A. l.. Compton was a Cairo
visitor Friday
Mrs. w. A. Wall and Miss MalN
Browner were shopping in Cairo Fri
lay.
Steve Whitney left Friday fol
Klmgo Cal where he has situa
ton in the oil district
Mrs. W. T. Siefert and daughter
Christine spent Friday in Cairo shop
ping.
7, a. Heath made a business trip
20 Anna Friday
Mrs. 0. l., Bartlett and laughter
Lurlepe were among the Cairo Wis
itor5 Friday
il 81 understood that Harry Mead
stine Will move bis drug store from
it present location into the Phoenix
block rooms formerly occupied by
The Bee
The public schools here will close
next We lnesday afternoon until
after New Years Day
Mrs. Joseph Fullerton and daugh.
Ter, Cora We're Cairo shoppers Fri
day
o L. Bartlett left Friday for
Cleveland Detroit and other Places
where he Will transact business.
Nh and Mrs Geo e. Martin left
tritay evening for Chicago to spend
2 few days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
AROUND THE HOUSE
CHAT ON MATTERS OF MORE or
LESS IMPORTANCE.
Useful Duster Devised from Worn-Out
Garment Simple Method Of
Marking Linen Before
Sending to Laundry.

Dusters--There Is nothing that car
be used to dust with that can equa
the lower portion of gauze under
vest Wet in warm water and wrune
| out tight, It viii take up every particle
| of dust, and then, as it is rinsed, one
| feels sure Of actually getting rid of sc
much dirt. Twenty years of busting
highly finished furniture with soft
! damp woven dust cloth has not dim
med its luster
Old Sheets--When sheets wear on.
! past recovery, tear out the center or
worn part, sew up in double seam,
| thus hiding the edges, and sew one,
two or three brass rings as needed on
TO one end. Use this to hang over
nice dresses in the closets. If toe
long, cut piece off from the bottom
and use to cover the sleeve board, or,
IL Of good quality, this piece would
make "A pillow case
Stockings--All stockings should be
marked so as TO mate Initials can be
worked in long outlining stitches with
either white thread or different col
ored silks for different members of the
family Use the Roman numerals with
one long stitch for each line TO mate
them. This sort OF marking takes
but few moments as soon as the
stockings are bought, and saves much
time in sorting and gives general sat-
isfaction In the household
For Safety-One mother with sew
eral daughters has hit upon good
plan to protect her right Of owner.
ship. Each week when preparing
clothes for the Monday wash she
takes needle with white thread and
runs a stitch through one corner of
each of her own handkerchiefs also
each stocking, The maid is instructed
TO dampen the handkefchiefs and
break the thread only when ready to |
iron them and see that they are
placed on her bureau. The same in.
structions are given in regard TO the |
stockings.
Lace Curtains--Allo lace curtains |
should be soaked for least an hour
in cold water in which little borax |
has been dissolved before putting them
into warm suds. This takes out the
smoky odor and softens the dirt
Ice pick--Always remember that !
II the ice pick is lost or misplaced for
the time being, an ordinary hat pin
gradually forced into ice will produce |
a crack and separate the ice without
Nurses in hospitals use needles |
and even common pins to crack ice for |
patients.
Shoes 5Iacked-There Is no reason
why young or old should be careless
about having their footwear kept in
proper condition. A lambs wool glove
and dauber can be bought for ten
tents and box of backing for an
other dime. BY being careful to never
Use but one side Of the dauber there
viii he no need of soiling the fingers,
md the wool glove gives a fine polish
with very little effort.
Furniture PoIish-All outlay Of en-
'rgy required in polishing furniture
fter the fall cleaning is well repaid
II the appreciation shown By every
member of the family. A well tested
POLISH is made Of one part benzine
ne part linseed oil and two parts fur
Dentine. Use two cloths, one to rub
m he n1uid and the other for polish
NC.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
eritons Read sold eooks.

The borrowing Of novels is dcciin-
ing al over England, being not more
than Is nor cent or the Work dome h.
public nbraries IN The puhHt IibiEries
Of The United KINGDOM thcrc ave
O0O.0 reference aud 100000 lending
books. 1000 O00 Dofofonce beck. arc
consulted evory year arc7rdinc 'h'thc
records. and n least an equal number
are takcn from tho shelves and con
suited without being recorded EtfT
year so 900 600 books are l"nt for
home reading Giving further detail
lhe Investigator states hat The tasto
FOR History. hiography and travel Is On
the ware. readers are all for science
and sociology. and new books 90 so
cialism arc always IN demand. Prog
ress.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
CIGARETTE MONEY NOT ENOUGH.
oAnnuH-io's cortemptuogs Rejection
Of Managers Offer

hflc d''n1anzi1. m Italian raot
uamfars prineelv villa. stable of
aucr1h.lrs end Aisp1rts him~e1- 9TH
crVfar ss ucrcWc= . 'avoiitc Of 10
muse italians rank him nearly
amcus .r" -ai7'e and tbo vcaora'ion
in which Do rs hold oatcads ~ the
large I'alian COLONY that planted tbe
sort 80 -ri-f kHovp ae American IN
fhc Argentine Rcrr'Fr and made
Huepos Ayrcs The most progressive Of
South American cities.
An UaIia1 s'rw rl1aetro who had
Seen 90 Eueaos Ayres and found
there p lively demand for dAnulmzio
proposed 90 take the poet there On
toug to read in public his own poems.
Ho approached d'Anruuzio with ~ Of
fcr o, $1,000 P night Tor % appear
ances plus expenses 70 and from
Argentina
y .'f1k 7 would ra'het like 10 visit.
Argentina tte poet answered "and
bsvs uo dread ct the sea tip 20
Buencs Ayre- BAT . don't care 10 70
f0r tlr rrice of e. cigarette"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
NOTICE TO LICENSEES!

Cnirr at ihe CITY Clerk.
Ca'ro. Illinois. December 40. 1905
- raln'ar meeting Of the city
.cru.H ct tlo said tiv held ON Tues
~ rr.e.bcr 5. l"uS the city clerk
was directed to give notice by pubf
rdlon .ai All hconscs are due and
1Uai in paid by Jalnau lsl 1907
ard ifai Ho application .nr iic'nsr
aili ia considered ru.rss accompan-
!cd Pos lht fail amount Of Tee requir
a &C. n5ch license.
= srccial meeting viii De held by
ne ea.i city council on December so
1898. aad an applicants are urged TO
hasr leir applications filed in this
o.lc7 by 80 O'Clock D. IN. Of that
jrc.
BoBT. s. HATCHER.
City Clerk.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
Useful Tea Stone.

While all English and Irish lover
of tea have their quilted coy TO keeI
fea hot. the Holianders have tie;
stone that performs the same func
tfon These are made of polishe,
wood. are nearly circular in shape
six or seven inches in height. with F;
fiat brass top perforated in 2 design
There is an opening on one sid,
through which is slipped a glazed pot
terry receptacle, usually three cor
nered. which holds the glowing biti
OF charcoal that supply heat to tn,
teapot resting on the openwork bras.
top
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
Oyster Salad.

To mske this delicate dish stow the
ovse'rs IN their own liquor until the
edges cuiI Then pour the whole int
y howl TO cool. To four dozen oyster.
and three tablespoonfuls Of vinegar
one Of oil. with a little salt and pepper
and set all on ice until wanted Cut
up the tender part Of head of celets
in'o dice and mix il with the oysters
adding a cupiul OF mayonnaise dress
ing .f
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
Quail Season Ends.

TcRiglt At midnight is thc end of
TIC quail secscn for 1908. Strictly
int gpte,cl the season expired last
ui...h; a. Hi,dr ~ht. this being the in.
terra tajion placed upon the law by
the attnrney general of the state bu,
tho state game warden has notified
his deputies that thq must make
no arrests o. those hunting today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20

II was Tommy's first visit TO the
200. 't.
And What is that. mainma?"a nc
asked pointing 10 queerlooking AMI,
nal on the edge Of big pool
Why, my dear that is the BABY
hippo explained his mother. The
sfork brought il last wooi
Tommy stared In wonder Al the
cumbersome little creature and then
said:
"Mamms, the ncXt time YOU want
the piano moved why don't YOU en-
gage the same stork4'
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
Mn VEST WAS PADDED
WITH 5000 ~ BILLS.

irr tr oaf Co., o. Wearing O.
t.- 49, ~iH -a alF Sl-r- bills f.
.'... .. rt ,f.- sr'.t g. b. Fant
f' E-riil.- T.ra. %. ARRESTED hsr.
i. aH #I..-. If Obtaining D.
.~c-a $1,000 and gewH ar faisc I.r+.
tel ircn tle FIr-t National B1Hs
OF Melville
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
"jlY NEWS IN grief
kniuhts of Pythfss,

Cairo Ledge No l73, had work in
tive ranE of knight at their meeting
THURSDAY evening The members ar
grfaue'"- for luncheon aud social
session 10 Dee held Jan ON the oc-
casion vf the installation Of their
newly elected officers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
Nav Marianne Islands"

Heretofore the Official address of the
naval station has been 'GHam La
droue islands" Il IS nov. is oficia.
order Guam. Marianne islands %
"Ladronc" is Spanish for robbar and
the inhabitants felt that such a sug.
gastivs lame ala thsn IA sHjustice.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20

u the CavT-izr of 1s79 q -ss
~heread tra+ tha firn r-o-fir-f 30
tirc president oIsct. the -o--s-s-r ~
tho troasure. several s=Hstr-7
tho speaker ~ tha hou ard
: lsrSs hs7nber ~ resresarfafite= Rad
heen frihed during the years 1855 and
isss ~ pres MS % sioCE in a corpofa-
ton knot as u. C-edit MoblHer
torr1ufzet 10 Contract for buldine the
Union Pacif- railrosfl iov0,e end act
For ne heuct1 81 the THion Pacific
Railroad Comf.ny. IN Investigator
ccmrIittee srIuiafed by congress r-
ftrte1 r-ehir.-f IS 1S1s. recommend
fnz 80 srTni Ger ~ oatrs Ans 81
Mass ehusaffs fo~ -seiHne ID meuhe-r
~ co-zzess sfs-ez IN p. -io-s r. tfsr
Cresis --ctfisr ts-1- fsei- rssf -sr
- @ 80 II
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
sathtub

A ten-cent small-sized scrlbbinr
brush is the incest thing 10 use when
washing ont barhtub II appeals
20 the men folk Of The household as a
very sensible way Of arranging for
rather dreaded duty.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20

the votes of such members" and of
James Brooks Of New Yorh for re-
ceiviue such stock The house mod-
fed the proposed expulsion into an
"abyolute condemnation Of the CON
duct of both members.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20

A biz piece Of cheese cloth wrune
out OF turpentine and dried is almost
n magic buster. y accumulates all
dust. does not scatter g. and at the
same time brightens everything il
touches.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20

Three pounds If sugar haif = pound
~ butter. one pound ~ finely chopped
almonds. Erafed ri1d ~ one leursn
three pounds o. -four Drop iu usus.
q foasrrunfHl for a cake. and bake in
moderate oven.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
cBhLDiA GIVES BANQUET

TaE1ma. Dee. 1e-President Ohai
dia gave a banquet tonight al the
Palace TO she admirals and command
iar officers lr the United States Pa
ril~ Ere- HiD 0matc Representa-
irre eri iarre Humher Of proIui
1fut Pomona ei'.zas and officials
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
Reason fer Divorces.

After a saman marfies 3 man he
,ees her she greater portion OF TIE
fms in cioiHes Of the kind That Re
never saw before marriage eAofTt
- ucue1 ne -srs ru1niHE to q Gre.
-Atchissn %
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20

InveTt Ell hard cooking dishes over
sfeam o. hof water for a few minutes
and everv particle viii wash on easily
especially dishes hat have been used
for syrup bread o. pastry dough
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
szrs eHrs ~ r.a s-rss- -

Tts bHus population = Crest Bri
IL 5 sic.- 81
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-31
Professor James E. Hagerty Sees
Decay of the Home in Eman=
cipatiOn of Fair Sex.

~ of the old family unity, which
he showed had been to Il great
extent destroyed by modern con-
ditions, was the tgist of an ad-
dress by Professor James e. Hag-
erty, of the University of Ohio, on the
subject: How Far Should the Mem
bers of the Family Be Individualized?''
at the Atlantic City Sociological Con
ference. He showed how the old pa
triarchial type of family had been des-
troyed in the growth of the indie
pendence of women and children; he did
not deplore the emancipation of women
in America. but he pointed out that
it had opened a number of problems as
yet unsolved. On this point he said:
THE emancipation of women has led
to some questionable social conditions.
When she is educated she marries later
in life. and is less inclined to marry,
When she is married later in life she has
fewer children. If this means an i'm
provement i'm quality rather than an in
crease in number. the outcome is rather
wholesome. Biological problems are in
troduced which as yet have been un-
solved. All we can do is to state them.
1t is claimed that the better educated,
the higher developed a woman is, the
less inclined she is to have offspring,
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-31
AMERICAN SYMPATHY FOR ITALY.

In all the great calamfis in modern times the first spatch arrymg he
news gave 10 idea of the ruth This was the case in In event of the Chicago
fire. the san Francisco earthquake an fire, n the destruction of st. Pierre IN
h Island Of Martinique, by a volcanic eruption. The first dispatches IRON
renee. Everyd dispatch received since has piled horror on horror We 10Y have
son realization Of what actually occurred. The earth crust wa suddenly rent
In great sea rushed in with he violent CONFUSION, n among the wreckaee
fires were started TO add conhagratIon TO horrors that only TIT pen OF Dante
could depict. Amid this awfulc chaos of nature, this appalling conflict OF ttanlc
forces we're caught many thousands of ana beings mere hes,t to be cruhed
or own or burned. The works OF man that had stood for ages crumbed Ike
ant-hius. solid masonry vas rnt apart Ill that man admred an cherished was
demolished an ruined, like a wink, and people, good md bad, pious an de-
nrayed te elevated ad the lowly thousands upon thousands, found a common
sepulchre in the ruins 1t is a fearsome picture to which n o mortal zen can 10
Justice. In the yar 10 of our era PompeH Herculaneum' cities OF palaces
art In xury in HI country bordering on the Bay of Naples we're ehguheu
by eupuons from Vesuvius, and there We're few survivors, among them the
Younger Pnny, whose pen described HI catastrophe What with alanihes OF
nature and calamhies b nal, Italy nay be described Is u Lady of Sorrows
And orowfu indeed, is Italy today, as she contempates the rm and desNaton
n te old kingdom of the w simes and bewafs Ter dead. In a misfortune o
thisk kind all the world is kin. The great heart OF America goes out ito tally and
he Italian people, n the American hand stretched across the ocean in SYM
means help an plenty of it,.