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INAUGURAL SUPPLIES.

BAUM'S. go Pa. AVE. Nw.-ON THE WRONG
SIDE. But THE RIGHT SIDE FOR RIGHT
GOODS AT RIGHT PRICES, 1000 COTS. NAT
TRESSES. BLANKETS. PILLOWS. BEDSTEADS.
TABLES. CHAIRS. QUILTS. &C. FOR RENT.
SEE OUR GOODS AND BE CONVINCED WHERE
TO PLACE YOUR ORDER AT LOWEST PRICES.
RACMS, 90 PA AVE, on THE WRONG SIDE
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TYPEWRTTERS.
HEALTH MOVEMENT.
MOVING. PACKING & SHIPPING

COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO.. NOW LOCATED
At s5 New York ave. large padded vans a load
shorSe wagon s. load mhi7-eod u
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DECORATORS.

EASTERN DECORATING Co. uo7 sTH ST. NV
Lowest prices; es-imsJes free: samples: work,
usnshiD 6rst-class si-s5.
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

We COLLECT NOTES. RENTS. GOVERNMENT
claims; settle estates. Law business n all cOurtA
No charge unless successful Phone ia
FULLER AGENCY. Room Il, las -
se5vfS.u
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Is YOUR BUSINESS DIRECTION
able to you- neishboTs! Then buy on Buz-
cards Point lss St sH.; 1900 tsSs fss sale cheap.
Appy $ Eth s. ~. &2S-H
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WOOD AND COAL.


FOR SAIL
100 cords seasoned oak ard hickory wood OF Tny
place. on Jones rad quarter uiie north OF CheTy
Chase Lake and quarter nile west Connecticut ave
aue extended; about $ cord. DONALD Mac
PETERSON Ilc2 y. T. ave. CITY. isZ-tf
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CARPENTER AND BUILDER.

ARCHITECT. CARPENTER. AND BUILDER.
3obbins promptly executed az short Dotics; drop
posssl: vil cal; estimates ebeerfuIly Esea- " u
GOODWIN rs q u r1SSuSWr
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-GOLD KNIGHT TEIPLAR CHARM
Reward i returned 90 SCH3fID'S BIRD STORE.
IL I2th nv.
LOST-ARATY DISCHARGES AND PAPERS.
reward. PETER DUFFY. SO \ st. nv. ia2f2t
LOSTBETWEEN COM. AVE AND N. ST
and 18th and F. new Marahou mutf- Reward Il
returned 70 ISIS 18Th nv
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SECONDHAND BOOKS.
Buy Books

IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES FOR CASH
COLLINS. HATSER & Co. BOOKSELLERS,
S2ISSt e 18th ST Nv
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PRIVATE GYMNASIUM.

Corrective and medical gymnastics for
- business men, women and children.
sszs<[ Gym. cas- fo- ladies twice weekly. s
- peT month. Fencing. Wrestfine Phone
n 59Y- ISIS New YORK ava
Ulatu.th, ssh
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.
BOARDING AND HIRING.

BENSINGBR's HORSE BAZAAR.
Direct and commission dealers II horses and
mules Sos55o7 9Th St nv Auction Mondays
and Weinesiavs Private sales daily ;aL2d
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

SURE. roc WANT YOUR PICTURE FOR
Christmas Nov IS ne time. and HOWARD.
Photographer. lIes Pa. ave rw.. IS the Dlacs. al
&c pictures 8 70 those mentioning this paper.
reIs-u ST
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CLAIRV0YAET.

MRS HENKEL-CLAIRV0YANT. CARD READ
e. best IN the city, 70 ?. u Il 4th 81. So
Phone Lin Aia iai2S5tlfr.S
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DOGS. CATS. BIRDS. &C.

PAIR OF. IMPORTED HARTZ MOUNTAIN
CANARIES and breeding cage. with fixtures. for
S. these birds should hatch Jon at least % birds IN
one season. SCHAuD-S BIRD STORE. IL 9TH
81 uu
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MOVING AND STORING.

WHY PAY aOREs WE STORE FOX %
lead. UNITED STATES STOkAGE CO slSgz.
80 eth & n. 'Phcos H2a - ssIsEE
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HAIR DRESSING.

CRYSTAL HAIR-DRESSING PARLORS.
MANICURING AND SHAMPOOING-
VIBRATOR FACIAL AND SCALP TREATMENT.
s6 ST. NV. ROOMS 1 AND
Patrons Treated at Residence Phone n 100
de2Sf tu-SG
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOUR-FADIILY APARTMENT. IN NORTH
west Re-t. so Ter month
I js34H " ?. LOCKWOOD. SIS oh ~.
I FOR SALE. S2oN RENTS so YEARLY.
Two Estu-y- Anon bricks located II advancing
"RTTTENOUR BROS"
p loh s. NV.
I BROOKLAND HOUSES AT BEST PRICES II
/ best location. Sz.o0 % SH0. Buy before the
I spring adTance- RITTENCUR BROS, - 10Th
s. w ja3iz
a RARE INVESTMENT.
I ; twcs-o-y bricks IN god eanditoR and always
/ rented Price. 500 Rent so yearly
-RITTENOUR BROS"
1a2H p lOth s. NV
NEW HOSIES-ON THE HEIGHTS.
$50. Seni-de.ached-
Eight rooms and bath; bot water heat: well built
and thoroughly up 90 date; location high, with
boaut1ul views: roCm for garage OF stable
I S.5o-Sinilar houses. with two looms more
Don't by home without first seeing these.
WI 4 SAUNDERS & co,
aZi-St l4 F 81 NV
8 S0-SIX Rooms: BUFF BRICK: gTH 81
Sc, near Lincoln PaTk; large yard KARRICK &
METCALF l5s5 New York ave. a2fst
18Th ST. NV. NEAR L-IiROOM BRICK: .
.oot front; satisfactory terms KARRICK &
iMETCALF, ls20 New York ave. a2s-5t
CODORED PURCHAsER-GREAT BARGAIN:
9Toon b-ick; squares south from Capitol; OF car
line, large yards. 275- Also I55 I23h s.; nv 5
rooms large l0t; S.5oo- KARRICK & METCALF
ls2a New YORK ave. 5a243t
( FOR sALE-NEAR UNION STATION
. room brick. only S.I5o on E near ID St ns
In good condition Wen rented. Good chance for
soz55t JOHN sCRvESER. sE nv.
FOR SALE-P1ce. go. Rent, $500 six-rOom
frames Oh wide paved street Water and sever. 10
foot alley II rear Excellent investment
jaZ5-3t JOHN SCRIyENER sU G st nv.
FOR SALE-2E-
SIX roon brick, near Lincoln Park. Modern
plumbing II fine condition Lot I7xl5o 70 lS-foot
alley Large ban
jaz-3t JOHN SCRvENER s0 G st NV
FOR sALE-LEAvINC THE CITY FOR TWO
years CT more, I wish 70 sell OF lease nv home
Il j. sod Is ne~. entirely modem artisticaliy
tT2ordlnary Inducements N sale Of house ard
Furnishings. or VIII sal either separately at a low
p-ce on easy terms House built three years; nine
rooms and bath; large paricr. library, diningroom,
and kitchen On frst floor; large lot; fronts south
superior location ard Surroundings Inspection after
40 2. n, by appoi1tmeut. Price q house, $500.
Original cost. s. so Adlress BOX 30. Herald oesce.
jsZ3a
FOR SALE-lB n ST. SW-; GROOM BRICK;
10 pr cent investment price. Sl.eo0.
w p. LOCKWOOD,
jaH-7t 5i3 10Th 81 NV
For SaIe-Bargains for COIOred Home
Buyers.
ls25 z s. Nv. modem b-iek. 25l0: 500 cash
I557 81. fine iotl. $50, 500 C.sh
80 I'd 81 NV. frame home $3.50; $50 cash
80 Vermont ave Nv, nod brick s. so; $50 cash.
APPLY s. I5TH ST Y "
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FoR RENT
.THOS. J. FISHER & co, (INc.),
Real Estate, Loans, and Insurance.
738 18th ST. NV.

UNFINISHED.
I7s5 Mass Az nv Er ISL Belmont IOr. p. 50. 50
90 l5l6 ! ST. lS-. b.. s. "
l6S 18Th 81 50. so zs sth. p, ~ -
lSs II az nw, Lr. 81 De- axe, q. b. 29ge
25.........-........i.s 10 C0rcoIsu. Ir, b. z =
500 18th l2r Sd Ills lth o. D. % u
Ks ~ l5r 559 l3 Irving sc D. g g
2gl Kali I'd l2r % gi2sI llth l0T - q 81
49, L, Pr D.. ic2ts lz-h 9r By y
SIS LZrh nv. store and illl Belmont 9r D. 49,
24r 9o-----.--.--------5 lao3 re- ST. % q
rs Mass az. i4r Zb-.l5324-h and y. 6r. b.. -35s
lel5 l6tk nv, Er. b. Winthrop Heights. D
Css1y Chase. ioT. B. = S1P1RTMENTs
fur.-.--..--- ...-.........l 9iZ533 Mass NV. Isl
lEs " lsr gb-.--l5l n u. sb.....---.. s. 900
80 O. ler b. s. z5iTle Iroguois. 5r b.. z %
s4b II, Er. 1sl9 y. T. sv, 4, b---Sl ~
18Th & az. st. dW750ll-s5 T. s.. b.---.---.-5 50 9
l732 10Th l2r b-.758eiI7s5 Willard ST. b. 2 g
Isl l4th nv. Or b.-.750aiil6 ne 3 f, sr, B. 5o9
Ile4 NV. g. b---..--551ai06 Morgan. u. -
ls5 J. l3r Zb-------.-6500 ith nv 81. D. y y
100 Chaplin, l9r. b-.-.eSe9' Quincy S. II. e--lAoo
OFFICES
l5lz II uu---..-.---------illfals T 30 TO SIS
Union Trust Bldg 18th Gent. Bldg. b. l3----Slsee
and u Sis 10 Saill2l Z NV, IN e-..-..-.i0 e
IS l2h NV r. SO OJ6D nW.-...-.-.-S0 70 -
~ NV front r---.6aG9
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COL
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
PROPERTY.
THE ABOVE Is ONLY A PARTIAL LIST or
THE PROPERTIES IN OUR CHARGE. But We
SHALL BE GLAD TO FURNISH COMPLETE
BULLETINS on APPLICATION At THIS OF
FTCE
THOS. J. FISHER & co. (INc.),
738 18th st. NV
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-TWO BOYS FOR SHOP WORK. AP-
Tly al Eckingr0n Place and Q s. ne. ja23t
WANTED-TWO BOYS FOR OFFICE WORK
Apply AZ 1ZI9 T s. Nv ar once HZE
SO YOUNG MEN AND BOYS WANTED WITH
wheels: good par. DINE MESSENGER SERF-
ICE. IS 18th St ". deE5-5t
WASTED-5 GOOD BOYS AT ONCE 70 SELL
morning paps-s each morning before school: good
salary to good boys Cal every eTening- between
r-6 g. 81 foor. Circulation Department Washing
to1 Herald. Inquire FOR Mr.. Jones dei5d
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FOR RENT-IN GEORGETOWN; FINE HONE.
open Al sides: hot water heat: baths: price. 20
per no Apply - 18Th 81 Nv ja91f
IS P ST NV. &c r BATH: F. HEAT. sc 3
is9 st. NV; &c T. and bath heat.......... q :;
y q ne : y ? snd b---------S SPECIAL rats gwen
81 Del. ave ne. 2 and b..................S5 %
= Del ave. re 8 p and bath....-........... $50
D H JOHNSON CO. 81 7th 81 nv jss-d
FURNISHED.
To LET-RY TIE r H SMITH COMPANY.
+ q. SMITH Ia ID. LATIMER
laS NEW YORK AVE.
l22i Mass ave. uV-7 u rooms & hsths. 3 b1i-
rooms; completely < comfortably furnished; steam
heat. good order. rJGsorable rent ja2i--t
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TH9S. J. FISHER G. co. (INC.),
rs 18th 81. NV.

FOR SALE-FARMS.
FRUIT AND TRUCK FARMS. WATER FRONT
plaees: along tae Patouae and other rive-s empty-
ing into ChesaUe1ke Bay: list SOUTHERN FARM
AGENCY 1910 II nv. dcl5Stf
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NANTES AND TILES.
Edwin E. Elicit
II06 9Th st. y. w.
THING
Estimatiag-FirepIaceS-RepairInE.
AUTOMOBILES.

FOR sALE-AN OLDSMOBILE N PERFECT
running 0EdeT and guaranteed % Be IN hrst-cias
ec-dition n ever particular; equipped with never
oct lamps; leather canopy top new tires and license
n need Of cash; SIS uiI purchase same. Apply
2 10Th nc.. OF 'phOne Main ZS RLE
AUTOA0BILISTS. ATTENTION. TRY THE
Tray Plate storage Battery; long life: volt: 60
amp. s. For sale b. MCQUEEN & ODESWALD
Il3 uth s. IN 'Phe1e NJ ZS0 desl-sot
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SUITABLE FOR POULTRY BUSINESS. HALF
acre Of ground; stream Of running water: new
house Of SIX rooms; the vel; cars stop az door,
terms easy 6u IN 81 Nv. hat N0re. basmGL
de2lSu-d
Il TOU WANT To BUT A MARYLAND RABA
O. suburban hone. zee send Tor latest bulletin
Marion Ducketf & Son, $50 = nv.
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CASH REGISTERS.

We ARE AGENTS FOR THE
AMERICAN CASH REGISTER.
CARRYING A FULL LINE OF DETAIL-ADD-
ING, TOTAL ADDING, COST, AND SELLING
PRICE MACHINES. THEY ARE MADE RT
The AMERICAN CASH I EGISTER co. THE
ONLY CONCERN STANDING BETWEEN THE
MERCHANT. PUBLIC. AID 4 MONOPOLY.
GET OUR PRICES AND SEE OUR 1903 NOD
ELS. BURCH & KEEPS, SALES AGENTS. x5
fTH ST NV PHONE MAIN &12
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
HELP WANTED MALE & FEMALE

NOtD AbS4AAp
DrauEkOu's Practical Business College COZ 9th
and . SIS w. gives contracts hacked b chain O.
81 colleges 500 01od0 capital and D years success
20 secure good positions under reasonable conditions
O. REFUND tuition. ask for FREE catalogue.
deESH
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SITUATIONS WANTEp-MALE.

WANTED COPIES MADE or
papers. &c. neatly and promptly. Address
TYPEWRITER. Herald otfce. a22st
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Exceptional Opportunity.

Parties with from SO to $50 to invest can learn
Of exceptional opportunity By addressing BOX
IS Herald Office iaI7-St
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June 1 s 15 22
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION.

In the District Court for the. District of Alaska, Second Division.
 c. R. Watson plaintiff, ys. Fannie F. Watson, defendant. No. 2052.
 The president of the United States Of America to Fannie F. Watson. de fendant ereeting
 You are hereby summoned and re- quirod to be an appear in the District Court for the District of Alaska, Sec ond Division, at Nome, Alaska, within thirty C3O) days after the service of this summons upon you, to-wit with in thirty (3O) days after the period of publication of this summons, and am swer the complaint Of the above named plaintiff on file in the above entitled court, wherein the said plaintiff de mands judgment for the dissolution of the marriage contract, OF judgment for want thereof will be taken against you You are further notified that if you fail to SO appear and answer said com DiblIl ull lllt III H'tl' tPtlt AliN F''''' tiff will apply to the court for the re- lief demanded therein
 This summons was by order of the above entitled court dated the Itch day of June, 1909, ordered to be pub lished in the Nome Daily Gold Digger at Nome, Alaska, once each week for the period of six weeks,
 Date of first publication June IT, 1909, and date of last publication July 29, 1909.
 Witness, the Honorable Alfred S. Moore judge of the District Court for the District of Alaska, Second Divis- ion, and the seal of said court affixed this 16th day of June, 1909. Seal. JNO. H. DUNN, Clerk of the District Court for the Dis
 trlct of Alaska, Second Division.
 By ANGUS MCBRIDE. Deputy
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IF -EI16EI[Y MINUTES 0Fb
 lISIRlCT COURT

Wednesday, June 16, 1909, 10 d. m Upon converting of court the follow ing proceedings were had
 Reid vs. Rowe II. E. Shields pre- scented judgment in favor of plaintiff which was signed by the court and filed
 In the matter of the petition of G A. Hall and Julius Lehman for retail liquor license at Nome. Petition sci for hearing June 2S 1909, at 1 Ca. III.
 i'm the matter of the petition of w H Edwards and R. M Morrison for retail liquor license at Counsel There being no remonsrance, the license was granted
 In the matter of the application of James F. Kinne for admission to the bar. James w. Bell presented to the court certificate of admission to the bar of the state of New York from the supreme court of tho appellate divs- ion, Fourth judicial department of New York, and on motion of J. W. Bell the applicant was admitted as an attorney in this court and the oath administered in open court, and cer- tidcate of admission issued.
 United States ys. l.. M Peterson. On motion of James W. Bell assistant IT. $. attorney, the trial was set for July 19, 1909.
 United States vs. J, Potter Whittrcn, on motion of Geo. B Grigsby, 1T. $. attorney, the trial was set for July 26, 1909.
 Jorgenscn ct aI vs. Walton ct al on motion of T. M. Cloves, plaintiffs were granted thirty days to file bin of ex- captions.
 Howard ct aI vs Lmdcbcrg ct al On motion of Ira D. Orton. supersc- dcas bond was fixed in the sum of $3,5oO.
 Al 1O:3o a. m. court adjourned untl Saturday, June 199, 1909, at 10 a. m.
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Sales Agents Wanted.

s3GOO per week or 4O0 per cent profit. All samples, stationery. and art catalogue free We want one perma- ncnt agent in this locality for the larg- est picture and frame house in Amer ica. Experience unnecessary. We in- struct you how to sell our goods and furnish the capital. If you want a permanent honorable and profitable position. write us today for particulars catalogue and samples Frank W. Williams Company. 1914 w. Taylor Street, Chicago. III.
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In the Probate Court, District of Alasak, Second Division, Nome Pre- cinct.
 Tn the matter of the estate of John Sohm, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that c. J.. Lomen, the administrator of said es- tate has filed his final account as such administrator, and that Monday, the second day of August, 1909, ten o'clock a. m, at the office of the probate court, in Nome, Alaska, has been fixed as the time and place for the hearing of said account and the objections thereto if any; and for the distribution of said estate.
 Dated May 27 1909.
 c. J. LOMEN,
 Administrator. Fri May 2g, June il IS
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knows how A child could dc it if he had the mind that would be able to follow the rules, grasp that would retain what is set before him by the master minds who did the solutions for those who followed after.
 The occurrence of the phenomena as roretold by tho astronomers is proof of their ability to measure distances land time. The statement that the sun lis so far distant that Jupiter is so many times bigger than the earth; that a planet rotates a certain number .or times on its axis and revolves around the sun at a certain fixed pace. has been ridiculed by men who were unaware that science was making leaps and bounds into the infinite, gaining wisdom that seems supernatural. But the men of science are the men of the hour 1t is they who provide the world with a Knowledge of things establish rules and arrive at conclusions con- corning the great universe.
 Man is not to know everything, but science and its students enable .him to know much; how mucn the future will yield in Knowledge to mankind depends upon the things yet unlearned, and the possibilities of the men at work on their solution.
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sG ~ TUNG" is the word that has
 O come to stay in the diction of the busy people today; for of all the expressions, brief, expressive, con vincing and apropos, this word is the best dragged from the slang of the modern coiner of up-to-date though adultcrated language.
 It means much. fl means that the man has done what the hornet did; that ones plans have been wrecked by the interference of wasp that in- iected the poison of mistaken purpose and disaster; that what one thinks is is not; that one often finds he can make mistakes, and a thousand other things to which it is applicable in pointed emphasis.
 one may be disappointed so badly that he is "sung" by his first impress siou. I'e can be SO thoroughly fooled in business that his competitor "-tings' him with defeat. He can be so whip ped by sarcasm that the lash bitterly reminds aim that he is against one with a sting.
 A lover is stung when he is tilted he stings when he iilts, and on and on down the line the word appears to great advantage when an extreme of must be expressed.
 The cartoonists make series Of pie lures to Illustrate the use of the word Writers of brief pointed pertinent morales extend themselves to show how it happened to Brown or Jones. The newsboy on the street has it at his command, and gradually the ultra fashionable will adopt it. placing it in their vocabuarics where it will bc a choice expression for many q day.
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In the Probate Court, District of Alaska, Second Division, Nome Pre- cinct.
 In the matter of the estate of 'Chas. r. Gabricson, deceased. Notice is hereby given that R. T. Lyng. inc administrator of said estate has filed his final account as such ad- ministrator, and that Monday, the sec ond day of August, 1909, ten o'clock a m, at the office of the Probate Court in Nome, Alaska, has been fixed as the time and place for the hearing of said account and the objections thereto, il any; and for the distribution of said estate.
 Dated May 28, 1909
 R. T. LYING.
 Administrator May % .Tune [ 12 1g
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A ASTRONOMERS with wonderful "A accuracy determine the exact time Of a phenomenon. showing the remarkable cxactness and regularity of the solar system; for it is upon calculations obtained from its study that such results are obtained
 The precision of their calculations is 10 the mind of the layman nothing short of miraculous, but to the mathe- matician who is also am astronomer everything is as plain as can be. They Know why they obtain certain figures when solving n problem they are alive to the fact that cause and effect are nseparablc. and they convince the great public of the truth of their state ments by the occurrences they forctell.
 i2clipses of thc sun ana moon are dated to the hour and minute. This were an easy matter for the man who
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NOTICE

In the Probate Court, District Of Alaska, Second Division Nome Pre- cinct.
 In the matter of thc estate of Her man F. Sund, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that Wm. McManus, the administrator of said estate has filed his final account as such administrator. and that Monday the sixteenth day of August, 1909, 10 o'clock a m., at the office of the Pro- bate Court in Nome, Alaska, has been fixed as the time and place for the hearing of said account and the ob- jcctions thereto, if any; and for the distribution of said estate. Dated June t4, 1909.
 WM. McMANTTS,
 Administrator Tuno If 91 20 Iulv E.
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E&TERNIEWED by a representative ! of the Seattle Post-Inteueencer, Governor WHford B. uosgatt boosts Walter F. Clark. his soou-to-bc sue cessor, and incidentally takes the op- pouunity to slap at Mcssrs Was5ey, Gale and Wigkorsham, Alaskos three delegates to congress.
 Hoggatt is quoted as saying: "G ask ed Mcssrs Waskey, Gale and Wicker sham in turn what changes they dc- sired in the placer laws. and each in turn failed to prepare a bin although l promised them my hearty support. recommended changes myself but the delegates he-itated about giving the reforms the miners cry for"
 Everyone who knows Prank Was key. Tom Gale and Judge Wicker- sham. knows that these three men have been bolkcd in representing Alas ha as the people wanted roprescnta- tion and that tho man who baked their efforts was the governor himself
 Pew men n Alaska arc unaware that Hoggatt is The most notorious lobbyist taat eyer went to Washington. and that since his appointment to inc gov emorship Of this district bc has been following his vocatiou-of lobbyist. He fought Waakcy when he was there for the short term, and later attack cd Gale. Last winter he went against Wickersham who ra-euforccd by a firm friend in Judge Ballinger, sccre- tary of the interior made him get out of Washington, and back to his little goyeuorship at Juneau
 Hogeatt asked the delegates "what reforms they desired " Asked them indeed as if he had anything to do with the granting of such requests He fought the men when they did frame bills He opposed them in everything they attempted and his apng of Roosevelt probably won him favor with the administration. for he stayed in Washington as long as he pleased
 There has been little hcsitaucy in the manner of thc delegates to con- gross from Alaslsa Ii is true that they have not much weight in congress. but they were always ready to ask for what they wanted whether they got it or not.
 Hoggatt says: " retire of my own free win, and several months before my term expires. This may be. It is probable that he resigned because he wanted to, that was the only course left open to him after the calling down he got from Secretary Ballinger Few selr-respectmg men would stay on the job after being lee tured and told to mind their own busi- ness
 Evidently Hoggatt is making the at- tempt to retire as gracefully as possi- ble and it is perfectly all right for him to do it, only that 1t seems a bit nm graceful for him to attack the honesty of purpose of the delegates who tried their best to represent Alaska and We're hindered and baked by his acts. and those of none other
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NOTICE

In the Probatc Court District of Alaska. Nome Precinct.
 In the matter of the estate of Anna M. Lundberg, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that William Johnson. the cxecutor of the last will and testament of Anna M. Lundberg, deceased. has filed his final account of the administration of said estate, and that Monday, the ninth day of August, 1909, ten o'clock m, aft the office of the Probate Court. in Nome Alaska. has been fixed as the time and place for the hearing of said account and the objections thereto, if any.
 Dated June 1, 1909.
 VIM JOHNSON,
 EXecutOr
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The example of the American wo- man who created a sensation by ap- bearing at the English court without a jewel is hardly likely to Inc initiated. Others are not rich enough to afford this luxury of cccentricity.
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NOTICE.

Our oldest had its birth in Kentucky February 9, 1898 Try it and you will find that We never prevaricate. The Lexington, Corner Barracks Square.
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There may be no royal road to knowledge; but tie careers of George E. Cortelyou and William Loeb jrr show that stenography is short cut sometimes, to high official place.
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'Russie's grea5 wealth" says the headline oyer the report of the min ister Of finance Millions for defense of the system, but not one rouble for liberty.