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Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-30

the bearing down I recommended it
to some friends and two of them have
been greatly benefited by it, - Mrs.
MAE MCKNIGHT, Oronogo. Mo,
Another Grateful Woman
St Louis, Mo. II was bothered
terribly with a female weakness and
had backache, bearing down pains and
pains in lower parts. / began taking
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound regularly and used the Sanatiye
Wash and now have no more troubles
that way."-Mrs. AL. HERzoG, 5722
Prescott Ave, st. Louis, Mo.
Because your case is a difficult one,
doctors having done you no good,
do not continue to suffer without
giving Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound trial. 1t surely has cured
many cases of female ills, such as in
fammation, liberation, displacements,
fibroid tumors, Irregularities, periodic
pains, backache, that bearing-down
feeling, indigestion, dizziness, and ner-
vous prostration. 1t costs but trifie
to try it, and the result is worth mill
Mons to many suffering women.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-30
STATE POLICE COMMISSIONER
MAKE ANNUAL REPORT
Work Which Has Been Done in the
State During the Year Ending
June 20

The annual report OF the state police
department has been submitted to Gov
ernor Weeks, ths report being brief
outside its statistical part. 1t gives
the work of the department for the
year ended on June 80, 1910. and gives
the result of the annual meeting of the
commit ssioners for the year before,
when Arthur L. Story of this city was
reelected assistant superintendent.
1t is announced that 9T9 investfga-
tons were made during the period
covered by the report and that prose-
cutions We're brought in the following
towns: Berlin, Bolton. Bridgeport,
Bridgewater, Brooklyn, Canton Chat
ham, Clinton, Columbia, Cromwell
Danbury. East CRANKY, East Hartford,
East Lyme. Ellington, Enfield Fair
field, Glastonbury. Griswold, CRANKY,
ington. Killingly, Ledyard, Lyme,
Manchester. Mansfield, Meriden, Mil
ford, Montville. New Britain, New
Canaan, New Haven. Newington New
London, Norwalk. Norwich Orange,
Plainfied, Plymouth, Pomfret. Port
Sinsbury, South Windsor, Southington,
Stafford. Stratford, Sterling. Thomas
ton, Thompson Torrin gton, Walling-
ford Waterford, Waterbury, West
Hartford, Westbrook Wilton, Wind
ham, Windsor and Woodbury..
Under the act safeguarding moving
picture exhibitions 4S2 inspections
were made of buildings and booths and
100 were approved Two hundred and
sixty-two operators were examined
and 1853 licensed. The total fees re-
ceived from this branch of the work
amounted to S1194
The financial statement of the de-
partment is as follows: Amount re-
ceived from state treasurer. 31,011.19;
amount paid salaries, $13,622; travelling
expenses, $9.641.75; deputy sheriffs and
other officers specially employed, So
1881: Office expenses, *1,5T8.62; total,
$S1, 011.19: amount paid to state treas
urer by the department, s12,010.50; paid
or payable to state in cases disposed
of in superior court and court of COM
mon pleas. sS,9S8: total SIS $1,000.
w S. Alls OF this city is a member
of the state police commission.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-30
County Convention Of the ". C. I. u.
Held Pawcatuck and Department Reports Showed
Much Activity During Year-New London Award
ed County Banner-Old Officers Reelected

The twenty-seventh annual conven-
ton of the New London County Wo-
mans Christian Temperance union
took place on Thursday, and the ex-
ercises were held at the Congregation
al church in Pawcatuck. The conven-
ton was called to order at 10.15 o'clock
by the county president, Mrs. Addie
H. Randall OF Groton. Mrs. Briggs
was appointed chairman of the Gre
dental committee and Mrs. Nash was
appointed chairman of the press COM
mittee. after which the minutes of the
last meeting were read by the secre-
tary, Miss Mary Day of Colchester.
A welcome was extended to the large
humber of visiting friends, in behalf
of the Pawcatuck w. c. T. u, by Mrs.
II. Maria Burdick.
The report of the treasurer, Miss
Harriet G. Cross of Norwich, showed
that the expenses of the union DIR
ing the past year figured up to $122.99
and that the balance on hand was
$37.47.
In the reports given by the several
superintendents, considerable activity
along the lines of their work was
shown, and much favorable progress
reported. In speaking of the medal
contest, Mrs. f. 3. Cutler said that
there had been eleven contests, where
eight silver medals and three
pin was also awarded In a reading
contest The. report of Mrs. Mabel S.
L. Miner on Scientific Temperance IN
structien, apd Mrs s, Howard Mead's
report on Medical Temperance gave
accounts Of seven meetings held by as
many unions. aid the fact was brought
out that there was but one newspaper
in the whole county that did not print
anything that pertained to the liquor
traff1c in amy way, especially in the
form OF Avefab BILE advertising.
More Work at the Fair.
Miss Harriet G. Cross spoke of the
county fair work. The sum of S12.92
totaled the receipts in this department,
while $12.S7 represented the expendi-
ture leaving a balance of 5 cents. A
discussion ensued regarding this par
ticular branch, and it was finally vo-
ted that the ladies of the union would
send Aprons to be sold at the fair and
in oth&r ways work to make this de-
partment self supporting.
In the absence of Mrs S X luce,
her report on the evangelistic work of
Miss Mary Day Miss Nellie Starr
read paper entitled Anti Narcotic,
which was followed by singing Trust
ing Jesus, That Is All. Mrs. Grace
Bitgood, who was to speak about the
Sunday school, and Mrs. A. c. S.
Fenner, who was to report on the
Fran chise, We're both absent and their
pa pers. were read by Miss Day. Par
Tor nISetings was the subject of a, pa
per given by Mrs. Carrie B. Frazier.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-30
OBITUARY..
Mrs. Henry Churchill Morgan.

Mrs. Augusta Parry Morgan, widow
of Col. Henry C. Morgan, died at her
home in Colchester Wednesday morn
ing, aged 6S years. She was a daugh-
ter of the late Judge Edward Owen
Parry of Pottsville. Pa, and was mar
Colonel Morgan was a soldier in the
civil war. and received the title of
colonel for his services. He was as
sistant quartermaster general of Con-
necticut for several years. During his
occupancy of that ONCE he and Mrs.
Morgan lived for a while in Hart
ford Mrs. Morgan was q member of
Calvary Episcopal church in Colches-
ter and was active in church work.
She leaves three children. Edward
Parry Morgan of New York Mrs. Ruth
Stedman of Garden City, L. l., and
are three grandchildren. A son. Ma
than Denison Morgan, died seme time
ago.
Noe Psiosuin.
Following an illness of less than
three weeks duration. Noe Peleauin,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Leander Peloauin,
of Baltic, passed away in New Bed
ford, Mass, where he has been work
ing of late, early Wednesday evening
Mr.. Peloquin had been sick with tV-
phdid fever and had undergone an op-
Grafton for appendicitis, which, it is
believed, was the cause of his death.
His age was 19 years and months.
He. is survived by his parents and by
two brothers
William j. Clarke.
The death Of william ] Clarke oe-
Cured at his home in Hope Valley
X. l.. Wednesday morning at $50
o closh. Alr. Clarke Was ths son OF
William aud Mercy A Clarke and waa
borne in WfndhAm. Conn, October {.
1913. being sns ~ three sons alI II
whom ars new dead March e. 1871.
he WAS united la marriage TO Miss Ma
tilda Main and TO them was born one
daughter Mrs. Ambrose Taylor OF
Wakefield Nearly all 81 the deceased's
life had been passed in the vicinity
of Hope Valley. Nearly eleven wsAks
ago Mr.. Clarke, while engaged IN tAar-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-30

II Is wonderful female remedy. az
jon win admit IL yNSx Try l..
DtreGSseBs fer rs uss are printed "a
stx languages with every pottle, PTtGs
ff.26 at drugSists.
FRANCO GERMAN CHEMICAL co.
los West 12sth Street New York.
mar5lA
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-30
F R { C X LES
Are in Full Bloom, Now But You
Nesdn't Tolerate Them at ALL
How to Remove Quickly.

They are hideous things, those
freckles but easy to remove with
kintho extra strength). It's aston
ishing how thoroughly kintho does the
work. II makes people write such let
tsrs as this from Mss May l. OF
Jamaica Plain Mass: II thought It
would be q failure, like all the rest i've
tried, but no indsedl | had not used
the whois jar whsn you could see the
change. Now my face is free from
freckles, which could never say be-
fore"
Get a two-ounce package of Kintho
extra strength at toilet goods counter
of Lee Il osgood and see how quickly
II will remove even the worst free kler
Get your money back y falls.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-30

Loyal Temperance Legion was the
title of a paper by Mrs. J. J. Fields.
and Soldiers and Sailors was the sub
5ect of Mrs. Fl. A. Randalrs paper.
Mrs Ruth Nash spoke on the Press,
and Miss Mary Day gave a report on
the work of the flower committee. Tho
number of bouquets given out by the
nufon during the past year amount ed
to l,l43, the number of plants la. and
the report showed that $50 garments
We're SENT out in addition to bushels of
fr1lif and a large number of glasses OF
jelly and preserves. Miss Mary Day
gave the secretary's report
Banner Awarded.
The county banner was awarded to
the New London w. c. 7. u, as they
had gained per cent during the year.
The presentation was made by the
president. Mrs. Ell. Addie Randall, and
in behalf of the New London union
the banner was accepted by it's presi-
dent, Mrs. Comstocl1. The roll call
followed, and was answered with pas
sages of scripture or by some temper
ance quotation. The noontide praer
was led by Mrs. Caroline Buell., the
state president. Adjournment was
then taken. at which time the visiting
friends We're served with light lunch
by the local union.
Afternoon Meeting.
1. 45 O'Clock by a song. Rescue the Per-
ishing, which was followed by a devo-
tional meeting led by Mrs. Georing
of Mantle.
Helpful Suggestions was the subject
of a very interesting talk by Mrs. c.
E. Buell. who told of the harm being
done BY the n3nNing pictures of to-
day and by the common posters. and
suggested remedies for this and other
existing evils. Miss Adeline Denison,
state treasurer, gave an account of the
finances of the order and she was fol-
lwd b Mrs. Deborah K. Living
stone the Rhode Island state
president, who was appointed last year
as a delegate to attend the worlds w.
c. II. u. convention. which was held
in Glasgow. Scotland. 1t was of the
of this convention and the ex-
that Mrs. livingstone dwelt upon, and
great deal of enjoyment by her large
audience.
Officers Reelected.
The election of officers resulted with
the choice Of the same ones that were
a year ago: Mrs II. Addie
Randall of Groton, president; Miss
Mary Day OF Colchester secretary,
and Miss Harriet G. Ross Of Norwich,
treasurer. Mrs. E. A. Cutler was ap-
pointed as delegate to attend the ma
tional convention in Baltimore. which
takes place in November, with Mrs.
Fl. A. Randall as alternate.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-30
PURE MILK IN SOUTH NoRWALK
Health Board Has Worked with city's
Dealers and Stamps Entire Supply
O. K


The South Norwalk board of health
has issued statement to the effect
that the typhoid fever in South Nor
walk Is not caused by milk. says The
Hour. One of the members of the
South NofWalk board stated to an
Hour reporter this morning, that a
ma jority of the members of the board
met Sunday and discussed the ma tier
and believed that it would be only in
justice to the South Norwalk milk
dealers that they deny the statement
OF the NorWalk official. According to
this gentleman, the milkmen of South
Norwalk and the three of Norwalk,
who deliver the lacteai fluid in South
Norwaik, have co-operated with the
health board in its campaign for better
and purer milk and the results in ev-
cry instance have been relnarka BILE
In regards to bacteria the milk con-
sumed in South Norwalk is as per-
feet as it is possible for human inge-
nuity and carefulness to make it.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-30

THERE lis Advertising Medium ip
EsEtern CcnnAetIcut equal to The Bul =
Asttn fer business resnits.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-30
DON'T BE THIN
No Need Of Being serawny. Weak
and Emacjated.


Good healthy flesh can only be
gained by the use OF the proper food
with thorough assimilation of the fat
giving elements. Nine people out OF
ten in order to weigh as much as they
ought and be perfectly healthy, should
use Samoxe, the great flesh forming
food. Weigh yourself before COM
rnencing to use these little tablets,
and see how your weight increases.
Samose has valuable flesh -formin G
and tissue building properties, and
when it is assirnilated with the food
it causes the flesh making elements to
be retained and the weight is natural
ly increased.
The Lee & Osgood Co.. the popular
druggists, have sold in the last few
weeks a great many pa cl1aEes of
Samose. every one with their personal
qua ntee to refund the money if it
did not give satisfaction. and have had
but one person ask for the money
back.
Sent postpaid on receipt OF price, soc.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-30
Unlocked For Results.

There have been lively times in the
Boston congressional districts, and
some unlocked for results came out. of
the primaries. Congressman John A.
Keliher was defeated for denomination
by William f. Murphy. who is a mem
Der of Governor Draper's council and
well spoken of. It is good to see Con-
gresham Andrew J. Peters renoni-
mated in the Eleventh district. The
republicans prefer ex-Alderman VIII
liam d. Cotton to Police Commissioner
Stephen O'Meara for their candidate in
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-30

that district, and Mr. Peters can PROS
ably expect republican votes. The d.
feat of Congressman Joseph F. O'C&n-
nell in the Tenth district Will help ~
recall his too vigorous part in the dem
ecratic state convention held in thas
city. and never to be forgotten. He
now goes to the political scrap heap
With James M Curley the democratic
candidate. the best way Nout would be
for the voters to elect ). Mitchell Gal
vim. the republican Candidate. He came
within four votes of knocking out
O'ConneiI two years ago, and ought to
be sure of winning now. if character
counts as it should in that district
Springfield Republican.
Radium gives a violet tinge to gla IS
and porcelain, and turns white paper
yellow
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-30

1.-THE floor WI t b o ut
Imy heart 1uttering
land [ could not even
receive a let ter.
Every month I had
lsuch a bearing down
sensation, as if the
Hover parts would
fall out Lydia E.
IPinkham's Vegeta-
lble Compound has
ldone my nerves a
Igreat deal of good
land has alSOrelieved
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-30

ing down barn, was injured by hav-
ing portion OF the building fall on
him, and from that time until death
came. he has been entirely helpless
with the exception that he could move
his right arm very little.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-30

Redding.-M Michael Connery was nom
mated for senator Tuesday by the DEM
oeratic convention of the Twenty
fourth senatorial district.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-27
WILL FLY FROM CHICAGO TO
 SPRINGFIELD FOR SIO,O0O

ean or Jackson Iark. taIma 9uE covers tho distance msid. ts, tH lte lour limit
 + has heea estimated hs tHa=- HHa ra familiar with fho ruutc ovrr which
 atrship will rass between tine TWO etie~ that thc machine wti 'saHe ta maintain speed of noml2 lV-rtN miles an hour to accomplish thr feat.
 The purse has b,an offered by d Chicago newspaper and excursion trains wiII be run between this city md the capitol on the day If the flight SD that people and those inter cstcd in tho flight can watch the
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-27
HILL CUTTING UP
 HARTMAN ESTATE
Nuggets Special Service.

PORTLAND Sept 2e..Hln survey ors alo tadaz taking lin through the Pelican ladee of the ez'.tse of Hartman for tho Pacific X I1-fctl railroad tracks
 This brings out forcihly Hil.. i'm yasion of the Hartman territor. T'h surveyors assert they could not avoid cutting Inc estate. and tho way they are laying out the road the tracs. uii pass between tho lodge and roIsal lake
 iiarrimanS estate is being invaded in The state of Oregon hy tbe Hm interests If the Great Northern Tad and the rct city of Hartman. Sau Francisco, where hc held the key |, the situation for many years. and kept all other roads from gaining a foothold is being invaded by the Northern Pacific.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-27

.Huug IEiatu most ut thr Way
 Graakiue has rrami-,d ta ssIIau .r. na of ths read az much as rn-sIba tIrughaut the trip and that UIl In, d @ga. far Hu iu covering the distance
 If rhs dt ~huu.3 fr.er an ideal 1u,
 lh vere little wmd. mau brl5at, -Hat tHa daring aviator usil pull down fha purse far h, has mad. several 11tt~ of a hundred miles or more in his particular machiu, and Euaa usf what ho can da Nifh it He Hl- "eu m training for several weeks Io get iu raHditieuaud perfect tho running g ar "t his aifship for landing Inc
 a.e00
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-27
RAILROAD OFFICIAL
 JUMPS FROM WINDOW

I5i.H# -.a- N.#<. # A.. a- h.eH .u#.ra .f o#. ......, -a+. .#1#.
 the tHa.E Hnia- a t..r.f., |. .. nsW.'f lIe h- H.r Haaa If -., asat tae lla= =tl---tza,. ..a tH..tat..r =t...s e4#n'1.. commission t,4ar.sa- at..- t" the Mddt W,zr -re ta. Eg=t and Naz f" ha calIod n 2 -.W da.- ra g5v. testimony. aHi hHiHe aI tHe H-eb~ aud
 ttr- H4f'aiaio4 I. th# rara tH 'aa4 sE.laats and tHa aGd sa- lNa atriIhHrsd fa fa.- .F5-. ..t t.f# nash al.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-27
IDITAR0D CITY IS N0W BO0MING
INROADS OF BERING SEA
 WILL EFFACE SITE OF TOWN

solomon uotrl am tho hfsa store bHftdihe if Thomas SHHHsHHe~= Hr. lt-~ than twenty teyt from the edge uf the bank Measafemeat- taken yesterday hl the Nursar- spe,.aa e.r
 rasrnudeut show thtt tHr distance
 nom waer ta uat,r lz .r-= tn4H one Mndraa and ~iNlz n.G TIT. Wrrg .sfud upou abeH Solomon fz taHf i- uHdrrIatd w5tH tHieG Hee.r af ia= 5na as rapidly as Ihe Waves Hsu aat,. gHa trg tH" zuad #4tos IH JuH - sHteed mi hy tho action rf Inc Htfer S,y-
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-27

#u#=ma1 buildings standing clos, ta fas Hatet edge Hery tafu aaSH te
 .ee them wh.lr ath,r- Nor. matea hHas fr9u tho -hars StUu ufHaf.
 Hu=Gar.I by heavy Nifs#. I'm
 s=- rFf-d entirely eerf tHe island a.r tau day and Hooded houses for f..arz afa time. SHauid mo aal-t hr visited aeHn tHz GH bf =a,a i -tsfm
 tha last oue there i~ ea daaht ha, lnat fh,re would hs terrible IaH.a, ts fHe property owners a= 1he hut i- mdrfeut from len fe fifteen f,.t HeH
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-27
BABY FOR BALDwIN's.

\ ane h4hs hes As- hala Me
 and Mf- " Ha1AH 1T fbe II.l tra-~ Hospital la-f#,v-Hfne about nir. o'clock Both thu hahr aud math,r are doiue hne under tH. car. of Dr~ sloan and Hil1
 Tine mother of the vauug stranger i- the Wife of N Baldwin who pa. charge ni thD government mission at Sinrock- and Mr. Baldwin wa- brought to Nome yesterday Tram that place in a native boat.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-27
Nugget Special servIee.

SAN FRANCISCO. S.if < that fhe hody If E.r @aH# The ..-# iN -tenosiarhsr @ha-e haae -ar'hed in tho baei. sand of Ur erat 3 fehf evening ago ha- bt.H HHa developments in Inc eaus. t.aH. H ta her death are being f.ura ef rlpidlr
 i~'-i evening i1, ha'=
 tended Mi=- Sa4H d4H.a4 fa.. .aa-# operation performed Hr Itr ,rH- has confessed 1b, tb"Ir -res St- H told the raliee that tH. I.aaH ae directed te perform the sHirH .F- erati4R on Mf-@ swan bf H aa- person than her-eI1 t6a d-s--4 That th, doctor sent her aW8v time
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-27

Wlth less than two hundred feet in aldfH l,ff of Inc island on which it E leeat.I th. city of solomon is in a #.rr aaE sa -e4H he efaeed from Jbt H.Ip aH.,=# -..ae one can devise t Way
 atap tha uread- tbe sea Is making aHw Hhe a=t storm washed away
 faly @e f#-t af fhr island and the fats ha# ae.H in and been carried away ay fHa aertn af waves until at lb, pl#=sut tlue Inc real of tag
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-27
NOTICE.

To Whom II May Concern: The undersigned will leave Nome. Alaska for the States on ar about Sept. 27th 1910. Persons owing money to tn, undersigned will please call and pa, same on or before the above date al her office, in the Nome Bank and Trust Company Building. corner Front street and Lanes way. Nome. Alaska.
 (MRS.) CORDELIA l.. NJ. NOBLE.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-27
Nuggets Special Service.

CHICAGO Sept = Ar.mha@ Nl kill"h. one of th, drsetar= .t nh. I#st- nois Central railroad and mH v.aa has taken an active part iu .aI azs. progressive movements If taa r.a#I for the last few wears ,omuitf5 u- eide this morning hv inmrue rau the hotel window wher h. Was ztal- ping and striking the pavement be low. Death was instant and th, lprdy mashed iut" an almost mr'cngufzlEle mass.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-27
NURSE C0NFESSES EVA SWAN
 DIRECTED THE OPERATION


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 .#-.r et.a r ,- l. rr-as
 -Has .ha I.-a Sa-e .a..t.a ...
 A. # H#= .H H+ -e. .H#e. performed t.s .f.-t.s.#rH .tH.H tHfs
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-27
CAMP TAKES 0N LIFE AFTER
 GOLD COMMENCES TO CORE TX

John Fe-aaa #.sa. ffm aa. HHaeaa er puxhaEt 4.aa II. #.. .=f.. z#e.. U St#tte#=s H. a.eeHs= .a a.e ea a# since that ffme ha- been aa tI.a a. tl \H. TH,H faa S.8ttl..#a taa..aaa
 Hr Te-asG lr#e.a4 ..# strong u.a tat.r a.. zf#.d Nagaet @ i=taezs# fsf.f 'H#f ,0#.##-. hta af a.tme aHf faH f a booming .f##r e#-aaf = f.=z ..s 5f Kmd
 Mir Ts-laE -rHe.It##.. #..r. .ua -.ref .... Ia.. fT.t m. #H... risiue from a# er aHz eliruf for t.. =.a-aH = .ua=#s..a= lasa z7epuaa
 Maftey and fH. people Fairbanks eauHaE a aaa= work extracting HaiE#af.H E.f=. and if thes#a"a.a= d.sa#. #aa af -enHafHz tfaa coda rra= -=. fH.y ea4lI .dorIa.. rFs. .aarfaf
 a'rhe ereat tfa4hr- e.tt 4..aHt 44
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-27
ADMINISTRATOR APPOINTED.

Commissioner Hehhez has appointed Charles X. Nogcl administrator of the David E. Jekyll administrator for the cstate of Gus Aimgren deceased.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-27
MASONIC SOCIAL.

The Masons of Anvil Masonic Lodge will give a social next Wednesday evening at o'clock Ali members and visiting brothers eardIaIy invited.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-27
Nuggets Special Service.

ClIiUNGu. sept. -5.-uu Thursday Walter ErpoElua will attempt to steer Wright machine from this city to +ur@ard. a distance If about tta hundred 4-a- in twelve hours
 Then. x mizc of >ln.uoa offered far thr aviator who WlH make the ase# u-t#r of twelve hours in an susttt t..s#youHg aviator has -n- retsd th.eou'e~t to try and draw dovn tho prize.
 MI #fnugemeuts have been made and n. aviator will stau from Lin
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-27
oUx6URY SAILED
LAST EVENING

The Duxhury sailed for Squirr. last evening taking fuH load af freight and twenty passengers, This k the last trip ef the DuxhurE North this season. and il is believed that the cs- scl will make trip [" Seattle vii the inside passage this Fall after =uc re- turns from the North
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-27
A. 9. DANCE TONIGHT.

TaeNrss- Brotherhood will give ene If tHr THr~day evening dances this sN,HiHe Hd the committee in charge haEe arranged for # most enjoyable time. Good music and hardwood floor for tho dancers. with A. B's and their fr.Has aud a good time for all is what thc committee have in store for all who attend
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-27
BROWN WILL
 SOON KNOW FATE
Nuggets specaf serxs-e.

Nuggets spec.af Seraee. .... -'... tE... a-.=
 .-f .s
 ia-..--- ..- ..-a-
 had sta ..a..aaiIa. 4 .s..- ...zts.. E. Ita-a aN'IssHf t.. I-tl =sl..t.al- aaa ta- t.# ahatEi h. a-assa t.ll. a- mnrrsrE.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-27

Schooner Bender Brothers will sail for kotzebue and all Northern points Saturday October 1. For information call at U. s. Mercantile Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-27

Rooseveit's hlgh score at bo.lin1 vas 243. All new balls and pms at the Bowling Alley.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-27
HERE IT IS.

The swellest bath rooms in Nome largest tubs with Moonlight water at Mielke's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-27
A. 8. DANCE.

The A. 5.'s will give a dance next Tuesday evening in the A. B. Hall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-27

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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-27
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