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Body Exhuued to Search for Poison.

In December las, ThAItsa Carlton.
aged 60. died suddenly on his ranch near
Fountain. Poisoning was suspected bu,
no: Until week ago did ,te rumors in
duee tho author ties 10 take action. nr.
Carlton has two daughters living in Rocky
Ford. Mrs. ". D. Asher and Mrs. WIN.
Simonds. and his remains were buried
here On tho nigh; Of Feb. 5 tho body
was eIhumed in tho pferenee Of pn.
Keafby and Wolfe. undsr;aker Sprinkler.
Sexton Ringer and Thos. Asher. Tho
stomach was removed and son, in an air
tight jar to Colorado Springs for
chemical analysis. Tho body having
been In tho ground two months. and sat
ura;ed with ombslmirg chemicals. the
ehemis; found !, diilieul, 10 toll whether
or no; poison had been administered.
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se.ea ,ntere..lpE Al.ersoos.

Tho womsnis Club met a, tho home Of
Mrs. Dr.. Wolfe en- Saturday afternoon.
A snlendid program was rendered. in
eludng lullaby song by Mrs. Or. Sig
man. . reading by Mrs. Joehnek. a song.
"The Gingerbread Man." by May Fen,on.
Two papers were read on Child Cul-
ture"-in infancy by Mrs. Lawson and at
school age by Mis- Sibley.--and were
followed by discussion Of this on.
crossing subject. Those taking part in
tho discussion were. Mesdsmes Fenton.
Wolfe. Siemsn. Maxwell. kendig and
Miss Kinney. Little Ruth Collins treated
tho club members to a song and recita-
ton and Misses Hazel kerney and Lillian
Nesbit entertained with instrumental
music The next meeting Of the club will
bs with Mrs. Todd on Feb. %.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-02-14

Icy. shs growers bsing unanimously in
favor Of the s5 fat rata.
Fcaio~ing their talks Col. LoskhaIt
spoke Of the charge which had been made
that Manager wistxsr had misIspfsssnt-
ID he facts in his s,A,sfnsn, ,ha, the
NosuAfn factories we're making contracts
a. $3.50. Col. Loe.h,u said that he
had called Mr.. wis,zsr's attention 10 this
eoafisei Of facts and had received this
eonvinelns explanation; The same day
that Nj. wie,ksf had made this state
msns he had received from NJ. Howe ef
Denver copy Of a eoanaes he had re-
esisse from Mf. Mofey. tho head Of tho
northern sugar combination. with Mr..
Aossy's assurance that ,his .ss the con-
tract being sigHed By their growers
That Soa,rse, was specifically 81 SO per
ton. On the s,fensth ,! this assurance
NJ. wis:.sr made tho statement ~aiea
has caused him 10 be criticized.
n. W, Lance asked Mr.. Eoosft IL he
though, the growers would consider q
siidin. seals pfoposliion which would give
lnsm as nuen as ho~ demanded. NJ.
Eooeft sad tina, he e4ula not say that
the growers ~ouId no, consider such q
proposition.
NJ. Lance moved that q committee Of
seven be appoin intsd. Chaifman Lo1snart
70 be is chairman. To ta.e Up tho mat
tsfs IN controversy with mf. wis,.ar and
Col Wiley and aadeasof TO sisss, an ar
fangsmsai which would Do mutually sat-
isfse;ory.
The motion Was carried and the fol-
loving COMMITTEES ~ss sppoinisO: Col,
loe.aar;. J. r Cunningham. @ n. Hall.
W. c, Steele. II. ~. Lance. l. r. Fsnls-
sea arc 4 ), Johnson.
The committee will probably NEE; on
Saturday 70 do tho work assigned Il.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-02-14

Wednesday. Feb l2.h. Lincoln's birth
day. was celebrated in Rocky Ford by
the banks observing it as a holiday and
by special commemorative exercises in
some Of the rooms of the public schools.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-08
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
Tn Michael Goldberg. his heirs and q.
 signs

To Michael Goldberg. his heirs and a4- signs
 You are hereby uottdcd that the uu- dersignej has expended more chan tAe sum of one hundred dollars tStoup au the following placer mining claim. fpr each of the years tsoG and igoi. to-vit. The Louisiana bench claim. situated on the east side ef Bourbon creek, trib- utary of Snake river. in the Cape Nome Mining District. District of Alaska. And you are further notified that II you do not. within ninety t9oD days from the date or final publication hcrr- "f. cause e. be paid Co thc undersigned your proporttonate shares of such ex- rcuditurc az cu-owuer your interests in said claim will become the property uf tue undersigned. under section assi Revised Statutes of the United states
 EMIL. WELNNDER.
 ROBERT wELANpEE.
 Co-0Wncrs. Date of nrzt pub. June %. fgoS. Date of last puh. Sept. %. 1908.
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NOTICE TO PURCHASERS OF
 TOWN LOTS.

By direction of the commissioner of the general land office. distribution of the surplus funds in my hands, aris- ing from assessments levied and col- lected, must be made to those who paid the same. pro rata. This refund will be made to the individual who paid The same. or the authorized agent of corporations. in person. at my office on Or before July 20. 1908. II will greatly expedite this mattef if those applying for this refund would present the as sessment receipts given by me.
 All persons who have not received the trustees deed for lots purchased must call at my office and get the same on or before July 20. 1908.
 PORTER J. COSTON.
 Townsite Trustee. Office in Masonic Temple.
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cHtNA's GREAT STRUGGLE.

rH,F k go mighty drama. with tH. 0hnl. aerId Gs stage. u Cmua's -trmsl4 aeuu=t civilized commercial .r.,d. fa rtI herself If lh, curse of aH#am
 H has b,,u hong and tenacious slfuzals and a uahI.. uue. in which the .Hrat-vrs nation puts fH- "cIeHzed" RHld ta shame.
 opium ae deadly ta fHe gRtuamau. IL ms for ares iugtr8citaisd many of the hisH,f officials aL ihc Kingdom and has mra.d tHr lives If uHgeahird millions sf t- raarlr m5e m,rs miserable ex- istcucc. This. more than any other cause perhaps more than all other eauses combined has Esr China in tae rear af progress.
 The ChiaamaH knows l. and hr has tHr manhood te=v vtaat to free himself.
 N,afIy tao ge8fs ago the empress asunEsr of China issued au ediet 4ean-a aAa cultivation and us, af api- ap iu Inc empTra and provided lar it< complete sNlsrmm=tiau within teu ssaf- Many governments. including FH- United Stataz aud Great Britain. agreed ts h.I. enforce, the ,djet. IL seemed fhat hg=aF of aellvrraHea had #am..
 EW Gfeat Britain has broken faith in Hhr matter. as he has done many times bsfure The Indam government. which receives revenue or more than S1O.- aeouaa a year ffam th- opium trainc. ls uut willing fa s,itnani-h hat ad- vantage. and opium iu cuormous quau- Hties Is stu heinz shirped Into China u I.Gaaee of aH protests.
 Again China has aule1led to the Christian nations to keep off their srrras Rauds and allow her ta be saved
 Secretary Root has needed the plea. IIr has taken te matter up with the guyernmrut= of Great Britain. Ger many. France. Japan and th, Neither IaHd-, and 1U international commission is tp book into the outrage.
 Tho struggle China is making has continued for 60 years. Indeed. the isl- and upon which Hnugkong stands. giv- ing British fputhnld in China. was ex- acted as indemnity for several ship loads of opium that Were destroyed by tbe Chinese to prevent their accurscd earE"es From reaching the people
 Ii k a contest between heathen ef- font af seif-salXatioH and civilized lust for profit in which an honest human sympathy must br with the hcatbcn.
 In this struggle the hcathen are giv- ing an sxample which civilized people might emulate in more ways than one.
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AN OLD. OLD LESSON.


 "The pitcher iau epes io the H,H too nlau gets broken ai nsl- Is uu adage That Joseph Cans. ex-UrbuArjlH champion aT tH- world. Viu rggaeuIza .as tfaism ee-tg time h- thinks of his recent fight with Battling N,fsuu-
 old age wm beat The best uf fhem
 Somehow cor other after a man pssrs the tbuy-Gn# or faHi~rh milestone .bi~ muscles begin ta bose their eIaztici- tv. and this failing has beech more and more noticeable iu the IIuuoabIe Jo- scra iH every battle he has fought n late years \ decade ago Clans moved around fhe riHe in a 1.-the and sfHuuus manner that suggested long practice n the talking Of chickens. but as the amueHea of his victories began la re-t upon hin. t#i- characteristic eradu- .aIly disappeared and he came tp dc- r-nd more and more m his hands and the puni-hiue ability. ur lefl digit that he rpuid ~huot from any direction Tor any position with q speed of n Mau- -or bullet. his marvellous footwork got 10 be the movement of thr tired ploW horse on a hat day old Man Tim, .ean stil beat inc best of them. and he nill @get' aIl nf uS snuaer or iater
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made #im tHs republican, nominee f1r congress. did -a largely beraus, uf thr -rrreH en that subject which hr de- Hyored H Juneau au Nav f9. tsa5. IIa believes tHat tbr position assumed us MmseIf 4t th4t tlma. uHeu he -zas nat a candidate. sHaur1 mako u patent GO vev.s observer vf raltHgeG events uH with s furn.f observation 3rt =tat, #i- uuu8wm.sG .rmfu .g fHat Jme has aaaz served sa ..#.#HsHya lis b.- Hsf H HHr 4H--.Har rr-r--.at .E s-u.- diaty @alf-E"g,Ium.ut TH Nasal. ur- eauizea aH a safEetgrtts broad basis as ta permit sf,.z#ns of tas t,rr.tar, ta nauase r..f aVu internal luurs.
 .n e-a.r mas He, I.e lat- ,s -ay fHat 1l. ,.arzau Is I...ss.-s..f af ln tmH.a tH.HHr.. fa maintain #s- #-aeifiua
 t. -aHsU.-s U r..faT ,n. T..air- ar ..aUJ yF5r- UT earnest ruII .H a#. ea af S.aaG Peninsula
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THG SITUATION.

lt iz difficult ta 4them.ta motives of some Alaska politicians 0ba .au- uaaafy pratt aboHt eHome faia" aHa yet tshu permit rr..#s.#a5- f#f-= as wuHaur dsHHE a hIaas J. s.e.a.s
 H- R8aI.s -H-..#s s#l-@4#= af t#e present tune. The rmdidlte. of peaH the republican and aemaa4a# faaiez -lfaasis favor self a=ssf..#.#E. .a# H# is rfasumabEa thaf should non r8fHzaH- name a mt4. Hr+eH a... a## Neaate eaAea#.at - Na#s4.- as h9@6au- What VI a., .vftyu opp plies lo Mr cium. at Fairbanks. who Is running au HI- u0H fjgkgt
 Such being tha tuu'iou. tho cam- pairn rcsolvgs itself n,o thr simple question az ts UHa 4= tfs H--t ataa- able man ta send ta Washington and "ba#af the several a##aIG#ts- eau ls=a .uhserNe The wishes 4r uu aae p,orl. of this terrff5H- Hr. ru.a Wg know. has Het made dssf impression upon the members of eaHsfe-~s aH honest man. no daHbf. and 6ard worker. bat he is totally unntea bg both education and experience tp gather and dlz~eml- nate the arguments With which tu caa= vince congress or tHe juStu-zz gf Ma. ka.s demands. neither Is he properly equipped Co meet and make friends in suciabic way with the iaW muk,rz of the country in or#rr to euiist their sNmpathics with eu wants. In all truth the same argument applies ts Mir Roman. tho drmerruuc nominee. AS 10 Mir Clum. he represents nothing but himself and rHe Fairbanks rast- office. Judge Wiekersham represents the Barrett faction in Fairbanks.
 The situation thus boiled down leaves the field clear tu John W. Cor son. af Nome the regular republican nominee. Mir Corsnn. like Messrs. Roman and Gale is an Alaskan. in aH the name implies AIr Cum reached the territory as federal office holder and still maintains his pull on the f'''' ii'AA'tiA Itll @f- ~tIl lI4E~- Judge WiekerSham k running for vindicatiau
 Mir Corson Is one of the abl,st and most eloquent public speakers on tHe Pacific slope; he is not only acquaiut- ed with but is on intimate terms with many of the ahlc~t men of tho nation who can be made 10 see Alaska's wauts fromthe point of View of those ahe have made the territory what it is.
 Il can be said as well. in aH truth. that MT. Corson's speech delivered al the Juneau convention Was the first historical and logical political speecH ever rendered in behalf of home rule for Alaska Ii was such an utte-ance as would attract the immediate at tention of the congress of the United States and would at once mark the author not only as man of learning. but one capable of giving form to the results of his researches.
 Relative to his attitude on Home Rule. Mr John W. Corsan takes tbe position that the convention which
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n tz strange. but nevertheless true. uat .hr people of Nome uly, been more Interested in knowing the result of tHe Gans-NeEsnn asht than thcz were iu knowing thc result of the fight for The democratic nomination for the Ile~ldsncy. The ssrtf.r uu the tclo- Hara lines have been -om-what in- terupted flor the past three ar fuu
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-08
A FIELD FOR INVESTMENT.

N###= ..#aHr Inc aat uH tH.
 - tin, avsst .stzaHs tHH Eam- H#. s<Ha#I.H.#H lar .a#a ..as- H..a
 .aHs af t.# auaLar# . m# a..a s..Ha a4.s # assF ..a##=#.. Haa =....s a- Haa beach Ha- aa=ar aea
 aa. aaa# rsaa# Ima sae Iaaa
 N#. is t.ta.a.aa a1. I0# last. ...e# a.a.6 Ha 4HfsEy al=Hstf,t N.r aala ara .tH.a- au4a #my r4.-r e#at. - Hars. uar vrHu tHe 1ast vegF rw HmafaH# .#HF HHF= #rHrt I #H a af.f aH .....as s-.#. .=-af.
 tHa wr. H= mH7 7aH.r- #==.a.= tra=- tf fra=t nfr fuIe.= H f.# country -trre#s commercial ef u.- HI. #-ta.+. has t.. uncovered. het unfortunately =G=V aH n q. hands ul anal a=a. s,ha d. ual pass.ss Ibe cape .mI Hae,--1s as a,y.HH u.m Eu-i- mss man aae samyaHat g. ars about =sHa Ha aH 7Hat pFalasI=
 tn.s. k #s -.a.b rxeHtrea
 a#- aH.a. tha ra-a can hr zad a= ... ##a I. aar=as,.s. and if ae- put- l.# Haa.. a#a=#a.= #H.ur HH must makeup Ais aa# t, H.=##. 1t sH#Ha uu- m tH1 rau H1e hrH tura8 uto
 maa
 \ placer rfafa-riaH. on f#H a.l.f Haud. offers a quick return eu bHv iu- srstmgaf-thtt is. f ono is fortunate eunuEH ta strike Che rs streak.
 X putrtz miur I~ more permanent rrapazHiou aHa thgra Is mole truth fhla maug 1rzI in tbs prediction lnat fh. aauz veins ur rHz district HHI hs paving dividends bong 4a.r ru pIa,s rams ayr boon ,>HIHs..d and rar- -a#-# ha a4a=#t tt #=#- t.e rmH.a af Nama -.e r n tHi# HEH especially 0hsH u..y afe asked L. m up tHer munaA for development WarE Jusl at the present fime fFafg ara Humrfaa- ehtHe-z for fHe business men af Nome t1 set m aa t6e sraHtd aue al sama propositions fHa arc destined to IHasa dividend u5gsfz Tor a6a nrd Gue a hundred y,uz
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lays. and during that ums Che Nug- srt h5s had at feast ton inquiries for tlar r,=uIt af the pugtIstie event ta ono for t.e result ef Che political campaign Notwithstanding assertions to the ruu- tnlry. tEaHs is little a.Huifs between HHEITI-U and politics.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-08

Get one of the new model Reminaton typewriters. E. c. Niles, Golden Gate Hotel.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-08

Get one of the new model Remington typewriters. E. c. Niles. Golden Gate Hotel.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-08

Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only coffee house fin town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-08

Imported coburger draft beer on tap at Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-08
Go to the North Pole

Granite Mining Candle. ar. tn. best.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-08

sIatz weiner Beer at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-08

W. DARCY CHASE. NJ. D.
 office: Nome Rank x Trust Bldg. Hours Phone loo to 800 D. m. Office Main 2 100 to 9:O0 D. m House Red 3
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-08

FHa atumrte naJe during the pas, r.N yar= ta ea.ur. legislation for yTJ.s5 r-Umt= aHy uf trt fHrrs fau ar aHr .IHmFHe Tfae af Caa- s-r- gemHy" IH,uwretruyy a# tH, aar hand and selfish Interests upon .H. .fH#l h1- sasv.f Go throw healthy H#aa-ataa Ha.ka4sI rather than fer- #5-t ' J,ieeatr ta geHsryss. ee#r-- ###a a. aspf..sat thc needs of Mas saa. ...a accomplish much tl make jn-
 a-s...#= aH. lobbyists eHa ufezt Inc Hzarasi capital far ssEfz zteeraHaize- ##a#t HHa delegate from Alaska WHo aaH rIHWat, hsse private interests +- s fa=f Ia Alaskan affairs must be armed e#H tH- same weapons ras- zass.J uE Jm,m Who uf those uami-
 ff.l fH@ drIr#aJe raz=s-sseS Inc 3t- H##.= Ha 3ea N rot-aHe
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-08

or reaa.r- eaa rest az-ar.d that jf #f#...f JaTr W. r'r-uu VII represent El-NhzE5 auI ua ziueIe judicial dis H#H#H #H e=Is--= #u -#HHv ur mum H.f nf s5sW.ur4 That ug uJU IIJ in having ,H8gtya such laws 8~ the I.,.e- pIe de~lss and fuz those which viii be for Iu, muydlt. and ultimate brucGt aT HU ..eta.ns af tH, t.ffHar,
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-08
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

PHYSICIANS ANb SURGEONS ,
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-07-08

Date of first pub July 8. 1908.
 Date of last pub. Sept. 9. 1908.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-03-04
PROBING THE BANKS ROTTENNESS
The Ormsby County Grand Jury Indicts All
the Directors and the Cashier and
Assistant Cashier.

The Ornsbr county grand jury return
ed indictments Monday against every
director nf the State Bank and Trust
Company and the cashier and assist
ant cashier. Those indicted are Cashi or
Davis, Assistant Cashier Van Derlieth
and Directors Brougher, Woodbury.,
Lee, Peterson, Mapes, Bender, Livings-
tone, Meyers and hickey.
Bench warrants we re issued for the
arrest Of the indicte1 men and bail was
fixed at $4,000 each.
The embezzenent charge is b used on
the del post Of SlO) by Oliver D. Jaris,
II Carson hotel man, ON the 2lst OF
Octoher
According to the Gazette's dispatch,
the :, evidence before the grand jury
showed tile withdrawal m personal
accounts by the directors, after their
meeting on October 10Th. After that
date until the bank closed on Octo Der
23rd nearly every director withdrew his
account.
President Hickey hal been sent to
san ErhnclSco ny the directors To RAISE
funds for the BIN and while he was on
that mission the board of directors with
drew their personal accounts, and
in one or two cases the funds of their
families.
The grand jury is investigating the
swift ching Of statements by the bank
co NJ m issioners, by which they declared
the bank solvent after Bank Examiner
Miller mad reported 1t inHolvent.
Fhe cases against Hickey came up
before Judge Langan yesterday aid at
the request of his attorneys, he w;ls
given until May 18th to plead The
o7her indicted men will be ..Iraigncd on
March 5tb.
Directors Mapes and Bender, who
live IN Reno, we're notified by Sheriff
FerreD OF their Indictment. They
Immediately left for Carson. Mapes Is
the president of the. Nashoe County
Bank and Bender is its cashier. Both
claim their nnocf ce OF the charge.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-03-04
Made Him Nervous.

What in the world is the matter,
Harold?" anxiously inquired the pretty
girl. "Why, you seem too nervous to
sit down a minute"
You'll have to pardon me-" re-
sponded Harold Hatband, with an eye
on the window, "but-er--I just saw
your father prowling around with a
bird gun"
"Oh, nonsense! Why, father likes
you. Didn't hear him say that you
we're good enough to eat?"
HIM! That's just the reason why
he might try to pepper me-"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-03-04
Living Books.

Aprina Indian library is an interest.
Ing one. An Arizona Judge, who has
been studying this tribe, says that
they select several promising youths
of their tribe from time to time for
living libraries of their traditions, and
they are carefully instructed I'm the
historical legends pertaining to their
tribe, being required to commit them
faithfully to memory. They in turn
instruct their successors, and thus
preserve the traditions in the exact
language recited by their ancestors
Of many years ago.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-03-04
First Printer Found.

A French semi-scientific magazine
does away with the discussion as to
VINO was the first printer. Here is its
story: When Agesilaus observed be.
lore the battle that made his name
That his soldiers doubted success, he
wrote on his hands, inverting the let,
ters' the word Victory" in Greek, of
course. When the priest appeared
with the sacrifice, bulls liver, the
great captain laid his hand on the
nesh and kept it there for some time.
After he removed it the word "Vic-
tory was printed there, patent to all
eyes, and this Greek was undoubtedly
Tue ilrst printer The soldiers saw
what they supposed to be "a message
from the gods" and fought like lions.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-03-04
Commission Wants Money.

The following communication from
the Nevada Publicity and Industrial
Commission speaks for itself:
Carson City, New, March 8, 1908.
EDITOR INDEPENDENT:
Elko. Nevada.
Dear Sir:
William M. Porter, President OF the
international Miners Exposition, which
opens at Madison Square G ,rden in
New York May 25tb, has written to this
commission urging that the State of
Nevada mako nm exhibit of her mineral
wealth at said Exposition.
A space of 150x32 feet has been set
apart tor Nevada, but 80 far no stems
have been taken toward utilizing the
space.
Ii each county in the state will an
propuate the $3.50 authorized in Section
3 OF the Publicity Act, fair exhibit
coul1 be made.
1t is ulsc proposed to raise money by
private subscription, and all moneys
advanced can be refunded by the state
ID the shape Of a relief bill, to both
counties and individuals.
This ia IL matter Of great importance
to the entire state. All the other
western mining safes will be repre-
scented, as it Is to ne an education by
demonstration Of the mining interests
of the world.
10 have Nevada merely represented
by blank space 150x32 feet would be n
disgrace to the state.
Any supscripnors rorworded to the
Chairman. OF the Conm ission at Carson
City will be publicly acknow lodged,
and if four or live thousand dollars is
raised it will be sufficient to pay the
transportation, on the ores to New York
and return, and have represe tative
of the Commission in New York during
the exposition, Which lasts from May
18th to June 20LD.
Respectfully,
FAM p. DAVIS, Chairman
j. B. MENARDI,
MILTON II. DETCH
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-03-04
Can2anite BuriaIS,

Some important discoveries have
lately been made with regard to the
burial customs of the Canaanites. The
bodies were usually deposited in
caves, as Abraham deposited the body
OF Sarah. The caves were either
natural hollows in the rock, such as
abound in Palestine, or artificially
formed excavations, usually roughly
circular. On the floor Of these caves
the body was laid, in a contracted pc.
sition. Stones were placed round it
and earth strewn over it. For the use
Of the spirit Of the deceased vessels
Of food and drink were placed near
by. not without pathos H. the derosit
of cooked meat, with a knife to cut
1t and q saucer inverted over it to
Keep 1t warm, that was found in one
tomb in Gezer. Spears, swords, orna-
ments or other objects which the de-
ceased might be supposed to require
were also deposited. These objects
are valuable testimonies to the belief
Of the Canaanites in the continuance
after death Of life similar to the
earthly existence.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-03-04
IIOw'R This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
Tor any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
We, The undersigned, have known #
J. Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
love him perfectly honorable in all bus.
mess transactions. and financially able
to carry out any obligations made by his
firm. WALDING. K1NNAN 81 MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh euro IS taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood and
MUCOUS surfaces Of the system. Testi-
lconials eent free. Price, 75c per bottle
Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-03-04
Notice.

All persons indebted to me are re-
quested to call at the Henderson Bank
and settle their accounts. All my
accounts are ut the hank.
". y. ilAREEH,
Paso Robes, California, March !, 1909.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-14
BIG CUT IN GUARANTEED
CUTLERY

We have decided t. discontinue our
line Of Claus. shears, Scissors and
Razors, and will close them u al
one-thlrd off the regular price. j is
guaranteed first class or your money
refunded. Few things are more ag-
gravating than TO try to use a poor
grade of cutlery. Here are some goods
at "a bargain:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-14

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THE THING AND SATISFIES OUI;
PATRONS. II YOU WANT TIL Bl
Up TO DATE HAVE YOUR IAUN
DRY DONE ny THE IMPERIAL
LAUNDRY. BACK or POSTOFFICt