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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-09
BUYS LOT IN NORTHEAST.
Herman Deysher Pays $3.50 for
House.

Thomas J. Fisher & Co. report having
sold for Daniel Maghie one of square
OF houses built by Kennedy & Davis. near
Fourteenth and East Capitol streets
northeast. The purchaser, Herman Dey-
sher. pays cash for the property, the price
being $3.50.
Fisher & Co. also report the sale OF a
lot In the northeast on F street between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. The
Iot is 17x1O0. The purchaser, Mr., VII
liams. recently bought the adjoining
property upon which ne built his home.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-09
Cork MefnI.O

A material recently exhibited at an
aeronauticaI exhibition under the name
OF cork metal was claimed to excel
aluminium in many respects, and in par
ticular to be about 20 per cent lighter
than that metal. The exact nature OF
this substance was kept secret. but. says
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-09
watervvOrks in Pekin.

The Pekin city waterworks, which were
started one year ago. have been complet-
ed and pure, well-regulated water sup
ply furnished this capital. AS public we
of treaty ports. are rare in China. this
may be looked upon as en- innovation
which Will, of course. contribute greatly
to improve sanitary conditions. The local
government of Mukden is reported al
ready to have under consideration the in
stalIation of n public water system. and
other cities will naturally follow the pro-
gresstve example set by Pekin.
Largest Morning Circulation.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-09

At the close of the year 1905, according
to Kellner's statistics, there were 1S9
embroidery factories in operation I'm the
United States. wherein S23 SehiflI ma
chimes were in use. a decrease. as COM
pared with 1857. OF 81 establishments and
of 263 machines
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-09

Recent experiments made by the Jap
anese government in growing coffee in
Southern Formosa has convinced the
officials that FormOsa VIII never be-
come a coffee producing country.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-09

Convert your unnproed lots and ground the prop
ey for which YOU pay money into property that pays you
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-10
THE TERRIBLE TENDERF0OT.
BY STUART 8. STONE.

When Miss Marianela Winslo"
came from up Massachusetts way 10
the piney aad shiny newness OF Three
Fingers Gulch. the entire male populd
ton OF the Gulch was present for pur
poses OF inspection and greeting.
Thar she Isl" indicated Tin-foot
Luke. AS a tall, wel-knit young wo
Ilan OF Junoesque beauty alighted
Precious nuggets But / likes her
style"
Which the same is exactly my
sentiments responded loops. the
Texan, setting his sombrero straight
upon his curly head.
II was Tucson who first placed
big palm over the little hand OF the
new teacher. extending the freedom
of the Gulch. After that, the male
population filed by with greetings and
great twirling OF newly-dyed mus
tachios.
The next day Tucson called after
school hours 10 instruct the queen IN
the gentle art OF broncho busting
but. TO his great and enthusiastic sur
prise. he found that she was past
mistress OF the art and could come
very near to showing him few
tricks. Then Tin-foot Luke took heI
out tor the purpose of enhancing his
chances by display of wonderful
pistol practice. But Marianela. the
queen beat him three good bullseyes
Finally Shoshone Skaggs escorted the
queen TO roundup. and she gave
ALI the boys a catch at the heart with
her aoroit lassoing and roping.
II rise to remark" said loops. the
Texan, at the Golden Glory grocery
that night, that this here teacher
person can out-shoot. out-rope, out
ride and outlook any bucko lad ir
Three Fingers Nothin' or nobody
short OF one OF these here ancient
Hercules persons would suit the
queen"
IL was about this time that the
Tcnderfoot came TO the Gulch. The
Tenderfoot was four feet ten, tan-hair
ed. freckled like robins egg, and d
lo5-pound beam-tipper. He possessed
voice thin and screechy like a gate
a-Creaking. and he confessed 10 being
afraid TO go home in the dark.
Tin-foot was the first 10 discover
how nimbly the Tenderfoot could
dance TO revolver music atop the
Jolly Prospector bar, and 1t soon be
came the chief pastime of the camp
70 set the little Tenderfoot TO dane
ing, everywhere, at all times-until
one day the queen happened along and
compelled them TO desist
But the Tenderfoot. who had hither-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-10

re garded as the biggest joke or the
season, and the gang adjourned 10
the Jolly Prospector to irrigate into
proper appreciation OF ii. But when
the Tenderfoot rode awkwardly and
fearfully beside Miss Winslow, falling
OF on occasion; and when he accom-
panied her TO pistol practice, jumping
end crying Ouch" at each shot. when
in short, he began TO monopolize all
her time, and by his absence TO spoil
the sport OF the Gulch, the gang went
In a body to the piney palace TO ex-
postulate.
You stop right there" broke in
the queen. III have you to know
that the Tenderfoot has promised to
be--er--I mean. has asked me 10 be
his wife. and | have accepted
There was an awful silence OF two
minutes Then Shoshone Skaggs turn
ed and started down the trail. We'll,
be flambergastyw he NUT
tered; and the others, from loops. the
Texan, to Tucson. said. Amen"
Five minutes later the noise OF a
terrific fusillade came 10 the palace
Great heavens" gasped the Tender
foot. They'll come back and hurt
me"
Don't you worry. little man. assur-
ed the queen. They're just blowing
off the steam OF superintendent sentl-
ment But therell be a fine trade at
the Jolly Prospector tonight"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-10

An illustrated lecture on Texas"
will be given In the y VI c. A.. Thurs
day evening, By Gilbert McClurg.
-
Mrs. Gtansef Whitney. OF No. 262
West Grand-blvd.. will sail Tor the
West Indies. Saturday. accompanied
by Mrs. A. T Spauding, OF No 5Ss
Jefferson-aYe.
Alaska, It's beauties and resources
les the subject OF an illustrated lecture
70 be given by Prof. Wallace W. At
wood, OF the University OF Chicago
in the Church OF Our Father, Saturday
evening. March 70
In celebration ol their thirty-ffth
wedding anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Slater. OF No AZ Hague-aye..
entertained about 80 guests. Tuesday
evening 4 musical program was s
en- and refreshments served.
y
"Old Detroit" illustrated in tab
leaux and songs, will be, given in the
Y w c. A. auditorium. Thursday
evening. under the direction OF Mrs
Arthur NJ Parker On Thursday even
ing. March u the usual weekly en-
tertainment viii consist OF playlet
The Kleptomsniac. presented by 4
half dozen Young women, members or
the association
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-10

Spring and summer Of 1910 viii
herald a radical change in sleeves. But
the old ones can be remodeled anu
built 10 look like new-which is al
ways welcome news To those who nave
good waists left over from last year.
Plain tailored leg o. mutton sleeves
with buttons 10 the elbow are the
favorites for tailored dresses.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-10
The Quickest and Simplest
Cough Cure.

Better than all the cough medicines
you could buy. and far less expensive.
Is a simple remedy that you can make
at home In Ave minutes A whole pint
OF n-enough TO last family Ions
pmeT-costs only 81 cents II is pleas
ant TO take-children like IT,
IL will usually conquer deepsoated
cough in twenty.four hours. Two or
three doses overcome an ordinary
cough II is also splendid for colds.
bronchitis. ncipient lung trouble.
"hooping cough. etc.
GRADUATED Sugar Syrup .....13ls Oh.
TIhex .......,,..,....... ~ OK
Take a pint of Granuiated sugar.
add y pint OF warm water and stir
about minutes. Put the pa ounces
Pinex In pint bottle and MI up with
the syrup. Take "A teaspoonful every
one. Two OF three hours
Granulatcd Sugar syrup is simple
but excellent sedative. Pinex Is the
most valuable concentrated compound
or Norway White Pine Extract and Ia
rich I'm all the medicinal elements OF
the pine None OF the weaker pin"
preparations compare with the real
Pinex itself Al druggists have IL or
viii get IL II requested.
Strained honey can be used instead
Of the syrup. aud makes a very fine
honey and pine tar cough syrup.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-10

Good Winter Pie-Bake a rich crust
and cool Boil until syrupy one cup
dried currants. one cup graduated
sugar and enough water to cover. Cool
and pour into she'll Beat stifr the
whites OF two eggs. add one tablespoon
graduated sugar. spread over pie and
crown in oven. Eat cold
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-10
Double Fold, Black and White
Shepherd Check Dress Goods at 1870

Any you buy quality less than sc do i'll It's
double fold and have three different size checks Thursday 900
wards 1890 last all day for Just
White Shepherd Check Dress Goods all the rage
Second Floor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-10
Gym THIA GREYS
CORRESPONDENTS

Dear Miss Grey: How can one re
store the ecru color In net curtains?
Also. how can | remove ink stains
from linen? NJ. A.
Al Use cold coffee. Test the
strength with a small piece OF net
until you get the shade you wish.
t2J You cannot get ink stains out
OF linen except with fluid which will
ear into the goods II used too strong.
Boil Ave pounds washing soda with
one gallon cold water. Add one pound
chloride OF lime and stir well. Strain
through muslin cloth into a jug and
keep corked To 10 quarts water and
two cups clipped soap add one pint
OF the duid and boil the stained
clothes II spots do not disappear
add a very little more fluid. This
will also take out rust and mildew,
but use carefully.
Dear Miss Grey: I wish recipes for
Irish stew and chile concarne.
ANXIOUS
A.--Irisn stew: Three pounds lamb
stew. cut into small pieces and cook
slowly until tender After cooking an
hour add ali onion. a half cup carrot
and a half cup turnip cut fine. Twenty
oinutes before serving add three large
Iotatoes chopped fine. Thicker aud
season Serve with dumplings.
Chile concarne: Cut small round
steak into small pieces and fry In HOT
skillet with one tablespoon drippingS.
Then add TWO tablespoons rice and one
cup hot water. Cover and cook until
tender. Remove seeds from two red
peppers and cover with boiling water,
add chopped oniCn and simmer. When
tender, cool and press until the water
is thick and red. Season with salt.
Reheat. pour ON meat and serve very
hot
Dear Miss Grey: ID ls cocoa butter
good usel as cola cream for the
face? CD Does IL produce growth OF
hair? 90 Suggest a wholesome cold
cream. A READER.
Al Yes. II put on sparingly Cd
Yes. a. do all animal or vegetable fats.
30 Any Of the standard. non-colored,
slightly perfumed cold creams are
GOOD.
Dear MISS Grey nave ndu pro-
posal from a young man and ! do not
love him. told him so, but ! still
allow him TO call. Is this right?
CHARLOTTE.
Aft you are sure you cannot love
him, refuse him positively and that
will end e. II you think you may
learn TO love him, your course Is all
right.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-10

Argentina now holds first place
among the grain exporting countries
OF the world.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-10
JAIL AROUND
THE HOr1E|
| RxL CXnfhiA GYeN
By Cynthia Grey

IL is we'll TO know that In many in
stances tablespoon OF -four may be
used TO give body TO dish. In place
Of an egg Thus in recipe calling
Tor two eggs, one egg and table
spoon of flour will often produce near
j. the same results.
II Is claimed that a pinch OF soda
added TO stare hwill add gloss 10 linen
when II is ironed.
Bleach handkerchiefs by soaking
them over night in water in which a
little cream OF tartar has been dis
solved.
A delicious flavor may be given 10
prunes by the addition OF a few slices
OF lemon, or cooking them with a
small bag Of spices.
Have perforated covers for the fry
Ing pan. so that the grease viii not
spatter on the stove. The holes allow
the steam &c escape and do not pre-
vent the food from browning. Any
It'd which will ft over the pan may
be perforated by punching holes in II
With n nail or ice pick and hammer.
Argentina now holds first place
among the grain exporting countries
OF the world.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-10
An Awful Eruption

of volcano excites brief interest. and
your interest in skin eruptions will be
as short. If you use Bucklen's Arnica
Salve their quickest cure. Even the
worst boils ulcers, or fever sores are
soon healed by It. Best for Burns,
Cuts. Bruises. Sore Lips. Chapped
Hands. Chilblains and Piles 1t gives
instant relief CSC at f. c. Kinsel. Cen
trial Drug Co.. Gray & Worcester
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-10
What Do You Think of "Dubleen"
PopIins Selling at $l.35 per yd?


new shade and color
Poplins $50 81
Second
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-10
THE EVENING STORY

to sat quietly around listening 10 the
loud talk Of tie others, proved sudden
ly hard TO locate. Then loops the
Texan reported that the little fellow
had been calling OF nights nj the
queens piney shack palace. This was
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-10
New Divorce Suit.

A new divorce suit was filed In cir
cuit court, Wednesday, by Augusta vs.
Frederick G. Schneider She charges
desertion.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-10

For very dressup wear. the elbow
sleeve with three-quarter length under
sleeve of null or mousseline will be
most popular
A pretty gray plaid French gingham
dress shown recently in a fashionable
shop has rather full sleeves with deep
cuff piped with plain gray This de
sign is said 20 be one OF the prettiest
sleeves OF the season
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-10

Elbow sleeves. mousquetaire sleeves
shirred from shoulder TO knuckles.
sleeves with elbow tucks to form a
fullress at that point, ana those with
fullness tucked at the shoulder and
wrist are all good.
For sheer white gowns sleeves are
so small and lacy they are really mere
apologies for the real article But
pretty. indeed they are.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-10
from MARX/
COX BOOK
HeSx3
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Smothered Potatoes For one quart
Of sliced or chopped raw potatoes
make a pint OF sauce With one table.
spoonful OF butter. two OF -four, and a
pint OF milk Season with salt and
pepper and mix with the potato add.
ing small, onion IL desired. Place 4
buttered dish cover, and bake all hour
or longer. Uncover and brown the last
- minutes. after spreading with a
well beaten egg.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-31
SUPPORTING A WIFE.

Let Us make haste to take advaat- age of the opportunity to applaud a sentiment expressed hy Chancellor Day when speaking on the subject of fewer marriages.
 The chancellor said something that ia undeniabIv true and no less i'm pnrtant
 If you want to know why men mar " less than of old. the secret is in the false whim in supporting a wife He cannot afford to support wife the bachelor says. No woman ought to censcnt to be such a wife She ought to say. 'T am not seeking or consenting to he supported. There will be two of Us. 1T I cannot earn as much as you can, I can save more. We will play together"
 The decreasing marriage rate, no doubt, has a direct relation to the in creased cost of living. But this false ideal of marriage. which Chancellor Day castigates. is responsible for the undue emphasis put upon this factor.
 The love of luxury. the desire to en- joy the refnements and pleasures of life, while escaping its toll and sacri- flee. have made the cost of living ther excuse.
 It is selfshness. not prudence. that prompts such a reason for celibate life. Fortunately love is potent enough to overcome such doubts in most cases hut if more women developed the in dependence and pride extolled by Chancellor Day no man would be found to take q cowardly refuge be hind his self-confessecd incompetence to support another besides himself
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-31
Bryan on Prize Fiohtirn.

r We are to make real rrasre=s fu the education of our children se must sooner or later drop the prize fight from the list of our practices
 IT We are Co make genuine progress in the effort tn rerpetuatc peace be tween nations ua must make -nme progress in the effort te maintain Iracc between nations.
 II ts not difficult To understand uhe men become worked ur oyer prize fight Such contests stir up the worst sort of passions in men and are even more harmful to the hystanders and to the reading public than they ara to persons in the fight
 There Is nothing admirable about these great brui+crs who eo through a process of training to nt thomseIyv, for the giving and receiving of sever, blows in order that they may Win I few thousand dollars. The work the> are engaged in was hadlg named wher it was called the manly art.
 Neither the black bruiser nor th, huh white pugilist is entitled Ia th, respectful consideration of the lover. of real manhood W. J Bryan
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-31
MATTERS
 RECORDED
AUGUST 30. 1910.


 r. T.. f'ef ta W. ]. ChesIey. an un- divided aHe=half interest in Nh. IL above Discovery on Solomon river, September 2S. taoa
 W J. eheslev ta Andy IT. Anderson. an undivided one-haIf interest in NJ. T. above an Discovery an Solomon river; sept. 2a. 1aog
 George = Watkins tn Pioneer Min ing Company. Discovery claim on Lit He creek: oct 23. 1a05.
 Andy II Anderson ta Frank . Reed et alz NJ. L. above Discovery on Sol oman river: SeFt 2a. 1qoa
 F. F. Fol to Frank [ Reed q al. NJ. r. above Discovery on Solomon river. Sept aa, 1aaa
 David l. Iekel tn N r. Hill south half of lot II, block 53 townsltr of Nome; Aug. %. 1910
 Locations.
 The Conkln group on the left limit oT Nome river; Aug 2f 1910. T. II Fitzgerald of al
 The Lillian group. on Jackson creek. a tributary af Bonanza river, Aug, lo 1910; Julia Koch ct al.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-31

cattle. on thr som- ratio the su t4 Valley would furnish winter aaea tpl
 aus" for asoaoaa eatH. ua It. NushaAvnr vaf, aoooooo
 "Aa-tl extends rmr degrees far. rr,r .autr mu Sweden. and Hl .
 summer uum.. tam aaI eara. s.msh "r..- nlW growth
 Sweden aaearIms t- tH- SWr#t II census or leoo. has la.>ao square mtls. under cultivation. which i= abaut rqaat tu tnc Sustua valley in Central Alas I,a. tIroueh which the Nasha North ern railroad is rroirgted
 "rhe aefisutual department If ns- United State. rr.dr- Alaska UtH ls z ooo square miles of uhHe hand. ar practically three times tho frrr u Sweden Irt estimated uaaf the tH 9uJ. valleys ar Central Naska can support population af ,uea-aua aa alone a- Ss.-a,H With u thnr ur rhr a..a -aprat- .aaooaa people
 "THn mm. and mHg. af AfaaE4 south If Yukon rm support a r@ma r"u nf Ilnonooo. ,n a basis ar eaa= flr.uu with SH,d,n
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-31
A Vanishing Profession.

Like the Indian. the prize fighter is slowly pushed off his native soil. He can get into any moving picture show. He can get into any vaudeville show. He can get into any melodra- ma. But he can't get into the ring. Lo. the poor prize-fghter who fights less and less and makes more and more money. He isn't to be taken any more seriously than a kid-gloved French duelist. but there's no place for him to put on his gloves
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-31
THE SUSITINA VALLEY
 IS VERY FERTILE

The Po-t-InteHiseueer is r,-rou-l- bte Tor the following
 Q. q. Lahcrgc. president of ,uc AIasEa Northern railway. contends that tho agricultural aud stock srav- ing features of Alaska. especially trr suzitus and Kosbakssim valley r7ye been Iast sight of in the mineral t.- sylormrnt af the country
 I.ahcreg presents some data couIar ing the agricultural resources of Alas Ka to those or sweden. Climatic and soH conditions in Sweden are. he shows. identical with those .-ar n N, salfsv=
 Prom some information furnished b. I.aherae II is learned that "Rel tep and blue ztem tieTd fraW tVo ta tHrer taus ta tho aero. and timothy as much. staekmen claim that three acres wH - Hherai allowance rae each peal uf stock 9 ye5r
 toD 'bis b5#js. Jbg mountain 1- iryz lut n, riateaus of keuat rru- msula ssa,a'niug 1a2o.eao acre. ,N. oa-i,e of the mamt1u-. vauld t- gapabte af supporting eteaaa Lead of
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-31
A Neglected Past.

Sir Thomas Iiruw tells tarN U a Scotsman uur wont to a har=e f4a. far the Hrt time
 | ought rr -ay that He taJa il L. a C1mruE "r euret. ou smmagE IT enc ,v.un- when he sas maengne fre Ioue odds 1eam.t his ever reiu- ming rhr American cm because af th, hai uI,s imposed
 We'll said Sir Thomas etbf= sear-mu eas a ,asI. minded old man. and his companion who took hum to tbc rae, meeting rreeeauy persuaded him to stalk. alxpeue, in the third race ou 8 tu to.t shat. Ky some am1zfup miracle tbfs auf sider Won.
 When th" hoolsmaker gave ala sandy golden sulrr,irn lud his .Ix= pence. th,. winner could not believe hi ,s,a.
 'epo sau mean to teI me he saa That e,t a' mf- for me -1xpenee
 "'Nou da -aid the hootmaIaf
 Ma cnu-ot,ugg muttered s9u dz. 'Tcnl me- mon. h.u long has hi thing been eoing oue'"
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-31
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
 SALE.

la tar District Count If tH.. gH..-. Smrs frr ltr bi.tr,I sf NHt-af. uud Division.
 m rH, matter u IT Er--sf= hIuhult In Gtnant N.
 Tu tlr creditors .ai s IL a....... \ouy. m tu. p.tr.r a-a-...at .uErupt.
 Nouar Is hrr.he a.E.n a..r. ..f..-.. -u1 a.y or .srrrg#HaG- Ts11- af r m ,u,fr u,u t,. t meeting uH 3H. greutas ut thu. above named btnaf.4s. .r ta.. atn,c af J. r. uuuas. rsl aa.. u tn, Nomr BcaItz Compaas ha#a= rg .ou Styadmau avenue. to eaH# .ias au application Tor eaJ, ef tH- fH-a.er described prorrrts. ta.at
 one M-rsrulhaIar W..sge mtsHa. 7 tNo.r.yumtiuu CaurG.H ae # Chau,ug- Gordon tn I. uh5 Tarrr cutter ,ahreu .aeats .as rut. Remington Typewriter ta erthrr vtn uIe t.up. raa. l.al cutters eases. aud ,.aurmae paI4m ing to the otG., oI irr NaUe paG. Djoid bpta,r 1, Neur Aat-ba
 Subject [, tu ru,ambfaHe- sf Haa uat iut,rr.t thereon rtai,HHsa Hk sl ,hatt,I mortgage gwen ta r. a IaHH .,uu. Of Seattle. Wash. duga NaE 1909.
 If said application Is rfFrted tHa sale of -1id prpporty NH be maHa forthwith al auction ta tho htaH.s and best bidder ion rrH =atIge5 = confirmation hy the undets ieHaa 5t 5 continuance of such megtiue. HtHa ou the conclusion of such E-. uIH b. taken Co thr 10th dA or Septemal 1910 al " o'clock I. m. ln lhe an.a aforesaid. and to ttau#aet sut other business as mos roretIs same hrfara E such meeting
 Dated August gG 1g1o
 ] r HOBBIES.
 Referee in Bankruptcy
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-31
NOTICE or mARsHAL's s4lc.

FabIa ultier ls hereby rivu that Hy yIru. af arf uf ,xceuriau dated 3BT #e fHa. nod aur af the Distinct -autt Far sEe s,.aud BIAi=1an. District et AIasNa. eu t cost judgment len #=Hea H =#t9 esmt aH tHr 18th daz of I8u.. Iaes. in faver af Nu,d uydruuHe < palHase Company, and against r. IL Anderson and T. caUEeIe WIu offer fer saIe at bubble teudue to the highest ant best bidder for cash ou tHe ltH da1 af September. 1aIn. at tE- au. daaf af ths t.uIted States Dis. tfst Geua House. Nome Alaska. all 4f tHe fght. title and mrer,et If L. eHherz in md Ia That certain placer mining elsim ziuated in t#r cape Nome Recording Distinct District ot Alaska. known ana deserihed as Ne | tbaxs Discovery aH Labr Creek
 Dated at Nome. Alaska. thiz eth day f Aagazt. 1gta.
 T .. POWELL.
 tHitea Statrs Marshal. Second
 Division District ef Alaska
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-31
Parental RIunder.

T know ir@ ridiculous for me ,l powder my face 70 thiclly" said tEe 'ashing brunette, "hut my parents named me Pearl and I've got to live up to the uamc"-C Chicago TIibune.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-31
The Advantage.

Chauffeur-A racing ear makes d bullicr noise.
 Motor Roaist-Hut with a motor beat you can take your noise into such awful still places! Life.