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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-14
BY ii. ID. WHEELER.

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Oct. 13-Three or four days before Jim
Mcnamara went to trial, a civil war veteran from the soldiers home
here walked into the office of Attorney Clarence aDrrow and laid
down a dollar.
THAT is to help for a square DEAL" he said.
That old soldier gets a pension of $14 a month. He embodied
the spirit of the Mcnamara backing, financial and moral.
For a fair trial" has been the message that has gone with the
defense fund contributions.
What chance has Jim Mcnamara for a fair trial?
A scant haIfhour during the opening day of his trial improved
his chances to a degree that cannot yet b computed. W. Los
Angeles does not yet grasp the full significance of the victory scored
by the defenes when Judge Bordwel lruled veniremen might be ques-
toned o their opinions regarding labor unions as they exist today.
1T Is a matter of common knowledge" said Lecompte for the
defense, that organized labor is to be introduced in this case" And
not one of the prosecuting attorneys took up the challenge.
Davis had spoken the truth, for at that moment agent of Big
Business was behind the scenes, scanning the records and working
over the evidence that the employers had prepared for the support
of the prosecutors. The. agent wa Judge Wheaton Gray, member
of a law firm retained by the Merchants and Manufacturers asso-
citation of Los Angeles in its o n organized labor here.
AND IN Los ANGELES THE BELIEF Is FAST CRYSTALIZ-
ING THAT 1T WAS NOT THAT THIN, PALE, UNEDUCATED MAN
MCNAMARA, But THE LABORING MANS RIGHT TO ORGANIZE
THAT DISTRICT ATTORNEY FREDERICKs INTENDED TO PUT
ON TRIAL.
Are you in favor" Davis demanded of z. T. Nelson, the first
yenireman, "of laboring men and women organizing to demand their
rights and secure them?'
THE district attorney sprang to his feet. 81 object, the ques-
tbn is improper" he shouted.
Organized labor is not on trial in this case" explained his
deputy, w. J. Ford.
Had Ford added the word, Yet" to his exclamation he would
have expressed the true attitude of the Mcnamara prosecution.
The prosecution was surprised in the initial skirmish. 1t was
at the disadvantage of not being wholly prepared for the attack. 1t
expected to find the defense fighting to bar unionsm from the case.
But with the very first question, Clarence barrow carried the
battle to the prosecuion-and won. The ruling gives a freedom of
action that will be of tremendous Importance.
1--WE could see the line the prosecution purposed to take" COM
mented one o. the attorneys for the defense. I'VE accepted it, that
is ALL"
About Jim Mcnamara, Big Business cares nothing save that he
But the nations working men and women declare that Jim
Mcnamara shall have a full and fair hearing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-14
HEADACHE
OFTEN COMES
From Gas Tn Your
Stomach

And If It does in your case, take
BAALMANN'S GAS TABLETS a few
days and every bit of gas n head
ache will leave you for good.
Because BAALMANNrS GAS TAB
LETS stop the gas pressure against
your heart, which rushes an undue
amount of blood to your head and
causes what is called congesttve
headache.
You cannot imagine how thor
oughly and lastingly BAALMANN'S
GAS TABLETS prevent headache
due to Gas. 1t is simply wonder
full how bright and clear they make
your head feel.
DO TRY THEM.
These peculiar tablets are sold for
500 a bottle by nearly every drug
gist. If not In stock tell him to get
them for you from his wholesaler,
or send soc in silver, stamps or
money order to Hahnemann Phar-
macy, 320 Suffer St. San Francisco
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-14
How English Beauties
Peel Their Faces

When abroad one can not help
observing that the average Eng
lishwoman's complexion is far
more beautiful than that of the
average woman of our country.
Many use on their faces what is
commercially known as mercolized
wax. This wax has wonderful re-
juvenating properties.
If you will get an ounce of this
mercolized wax at your drug store
and apply it like cold cream, you
will soon behold in your glowing
cheeks their first resemblance to
the remarkable transparent
beauty Of the Englishwoman's
complexion. This wax gradually
peels off the lifeless scarf skin in
tiny, almost imperceptible flakes,
revealing the fresh new skin UNI
derneath, pinky white, with the
bloom of youth and health. Advt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-14
Tacoma Shippers
Get Worst of 1t

Hartman railway officials re-
fused to agree to put the Tacoma
shippers on the same basis as
Portland at the conference here
yesterday. They intimated they
might make a "readjustment" but
just what it would be is not GER
tain. There was just a hint that
the Hartman people might ex-
tend the North Coast from North
Yakima to Tacoma but the shrewd
railroaders said Tacoma would
have to give the Hartman lines
better patronage than they had
thus far to induce the building of
the lines soon.
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Escaped With His Life.

"Twenty-one years ago l faced
an awful DEATH" writes II. B. Mar
tin, Port HARRISON, S. c. DOC
tors said l had consumption and
the dreadful cough / had looked
like it, sure enough. l tried ev-
erything, l could hear of, for my
cough, and was under the treat
ment of the best doctor in
Georgetown, S. G. for a year, but
could get no relief. A friend adj
vised me to try DR.. Kings New
Discovery. l did so, and was
completely cured. l feel that I
owe my life to this great throat
and lung cure" Its positively
guaranteed fol coughs, colds, and
all bronchial affections. SOC and
800. Trial bottle free at Ryner
Malstrom Drug Co., 93S Pacific
aV.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-14

With an a of corn raised from
seed found in the saracophagi of
old Egypt, A. Despair and his son,
J. E. Despair, are home from a
visit with G.. c. Despair, of Whit
ing, Nebraska.
"That corn had lain there since
the time when the Israelites were
prisoners" said the elder man.
ut must have wonderful vitality
to hold its g~enerative powers all
these years"
The ears of corn, which were
raised by @. G. Despair on his
Nebraska farm, are covered with
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City Briefs


At the 4 o'clock vespers tea on
Sunday afternoon in the looms OF
the Young Women's Christian as
ISOLATION, 1105 1-2 South G street,
Miss Alice Hawthorne will begin
her series of monthly talks on
Settlement and Social Service
Work in the Large Eastern
Cities.
Tacoma Jews last night began
the celebration of Schmeme
Rvards in the tabernacle on Taco
ma avenue with Rabbi Waenbere
of Seattle the principal speaker
The exercises will continue today
and tomorrow.
DR.. Nathaniel I. Rubinkham OF
Chicago will lecture on Thursday
evening, October IL, at the Ethi-
cal society hall, Tacoma avenue
and South Third street, on Rich
ard Wagner's music drama, THE
Flying Dutchman."
Because the police we're unable
to prove that John A. Jennings
was at his place of business on
Sunday and engaged in selling
liquor the case was dismissed in
police court.
Ohisen Bros. of Alder and Evan
Lewis at Spiketown were yester-
day granted licenses to sell liquor
by the county commissioners.
The net profit of the police
court during the month of Septem-
Der was $805.25. The court col.
lected a total of $1,912.45 in fines
and paid out for expenses 1920.
Police Judge Arntson yesterday
tC ok the cases of Joe Havel pro-
prietor of the Rhein saloon, and
his bartender, Chas. Mcfarland
Iunder advisement. The men were
accused of allowing minors in the
saloon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-14

HALL OF RECORDS, LOS AN
GELES, Oct. 14.-"No legislative
enactment ever framed can rob
right guaranteed under the con-
stitution-the presumption of in
~nocence," Numbered former
Judge Cyrus McNutt in Superior
Judge Walter Bordwell's court to-
day. mo juror who cannot take
that presumption with him into
the jury box can be permitted to
pass upon the guilt or innocence
of James B. Mcnamara"
The fight to determine whether
an O~pinionated venireman shall
be permitted to remain in the jury
box if he is willing to claim that
he can lay aside that opinion IF
evidence is presented" which has
overshadowed all else in the Nc
Namara case, continued today.
The prosecution is fighting with
its back against the wall.
The state demands a square
DEAL" is the burden of the cry of
District Attorney Fredericks,
"and we do not believe that be-
cause a man has formed an opin-
ion he should be elected from the
jury box"
Judge Bordwell is expected to
excuse Venireman Nelson for
cause when Nelson has admitted
that he believes that the Times
building was destroyed by a dyna-
mite explosion. He also has an
opinion which reaches to the
guilt or innocence of James B.
Mcnamara. So, if the court does
not uphold the defense and excuse
Nelson, the defense will later ex-
ercise their peremptory challenge
right and remove him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-14
There's a Better Way

to rent a. vacant room, cottage,
flat or store than hanging out
a For Rent" sign.
, Tell all Tacoma about it
through a Times Want" ad.
Over $4,000 strong is the
army of readers who will read
your announcement in The
Times.
Telephone your advertise
ment to M. 733, A 1893 NOW.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-14
HE DIDN'T AGREE
TO WED; BUT HE PAYS

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-"Uncle''
Harry Horton, a Wall street bro
ker since the COS, has settled for
$1,000 a breach of promise suit
brought by Miss Lily DeAngelo
Bergh, whom Horton says he new
n asked to marry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-14

Every kind of fringe Ia in de-
Imand, ball, drop fringe, chenille,
wool, silk and crystal beads, while
tassels are running fringe a close
second.
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barrow Wins Victory
By Opening Battle

BEHIND M'NAMARA PROSECUTION is THE HAND OF THE EN-
PIOYERS' ORGANIZATIONS, WHO WANT TO PUT Or
CANNED LABOR OUT OF BUSINESS, BY HELPING PROSE-
CUTE ACCUSED MEN-CLARENCE BARROW RECOGNIZES
ISSUE AND FORCES 1T TO FOREGROUND ON OPENING
EXAMINATION.
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He Raised Corn From
1000 Year Old Seed

the usual shuck, then each grain
has a small shuck on it. The
corn is very hard, but can be
ground for flour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-14

While white gloves are still the
correct thing, where economy has
to be thought of grays, tans and
black are worn.
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SHOULD TRY POMPIERS

NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-Mem-
bers of the Woman's Health Pro-
tective association have voted to
carry step ladders unless steps to
the pay-enter cars are lowered.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-14

A young man ought to think
twice before he marries a girl who
makes a specially of having head
aches.
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State News

The supreme court has affirmed
the sentence of Senator H.. M.
Boone of Whitman county to from
1 to 10 years in the penitentiary
for switching bank funds to his
private account and wrecking the
Palouse State bank of which he
was president.
Miss Lillian Russell, a music
student living near Walla Walla,
while driving to town was stopped
by a man who drew a pistol and
forced her to drive him to the
Saloonmen of Tenino have sued
for an injunction to stop the local
option election set for December 4.
w. l.. Zeiger, a blacksmith of
Athena, left a note saying: II
have made many mistakes but will
make no more" then took enough
potassium cyanide to kill a dozen
men and died.
SSuIl aha duu SutudllS tNpCCt
to have their joint municipal grav-
ity water system going by June,
C~entralia Commercial club has
invited Senator Paulhamus, Gov
ernor Hay, e. A. Bryan of state
agricultural school, f. H.. Huntley
and G. A. Tonneson of Tacoma,
and H. l.. Blanchard of the Puy-
allup experiment station, to adj
dress Lewis county farmers and
try to induce them to plant more
George Snow of Everett, found
two men helping themselves to his
sacked potatoes and unlimbered
his shotgun. The thieves left a
bloody trail showing their course
j. S. Judd of Newaukium valley,
raised 55 sacks of potatoes an acre
over 5000 from la
acres.
The 3-year-old son of G.. A. Tay-
lor of Centralia, while playing with
the x at the chopping block, cut
off a finger of his 1S-months-old
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-14
ADJOURN IN
MIDST Of
FIGHT
SQUABBLE OVER PREJUDICED
JUROR TAKES UP ALL OF
TIME IN MCNAMARA TRIAL.
(BULLETIN.)

(BULLETIN.)
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
Los ANGELES, Oct. 14.-The
Mcnamara trial was adjourned
at IL o'clock until 10 o'clock
Monday morning.
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must hang. That is a n incident necessary to the conduct of Big
Business.
But the nations working men and women declare that Jim
Mcnamara shall have a full and fair hearing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-14

The 3-year-old son of c. A. Tay-
Tor of C%entralia, while playing with
the axe at the ehopping block, cut
off a finger of his 1S-months-old
brother.
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DIR. WILEY CAUSES A SENSATION
GETS AFTER CONCERN OWNED
 BY V|CE-PRESIDENT SHERMAN
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 WASHINGTON. Aug. l.-The fight on the part of the Trust tn hay" Dr Washington Harvey Wiley. head of the Government Chemistry Department connected with the Agriculture Depart mcnt has caused quite a sensation here today in exposing short weights used by a canning company of which Vice President sherman is the head
 The fight tn have the doctor removed has spurrcd him to greater action to get after the laW breakers and yester- day his inspectors seized whole ship ment of canned peas put up in Hart ford, Conn, of which Vice President sherman is at the head of. and every can is of short weight
 When the news was given to the public about the seizure of the ship ment of peas in which every can was short of weight, a direct violation of
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the law. it created a sensation r~pc- cially as il connects the Vice President "f tho United states in rh, matter.
 The canned peas are labrlcd and warranted tn contain % certain amount of the vegetable. but an examination proves they arc every ,., "r them under weight.
 Action will be brought against the canning company and the Nic"-prrsi- dent who k one Of the head officials of the concern will hc made party for breaking the pure food lHWs pr the United States
 pr Wiley, in answering the charges preferred against him by thr trusts in getting after the Iaw-br.alcrs and proves he is not afraid [" tackle the highest officials in the government should they be connected with amy of the concerns breaking ,ho law, he has sworn to carry out
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WRECK SEATTLE
 TACOMA ROAD
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 SEATTLE. Aug. IA h"ad-nn cnI- Iision occurred yesterday afternoon on the Seattle-Tacoma Interurban railroad between here and Tacoma. which re- suited in thc death of moturman Arthur Bristol and the miuring of six or the passengers.
 The wreck took place just as the two trains were rounding 90 curve and dbl not see one another iu time to bring their trains to staudstiH for they crashed into one another with considerable force.
 The motorman on one of the trains jumped while the man who stood hy the r Was killed as the trains teleScnped The passengers lnluuu u',v 100 ,,, smoker ears and they are badly cut hy living glass.
 X wrcclling train was dispatched ,o Inc scene of the wreck at once aud the dead and injured haN. hreu brought t" the city.
 An overlap in orders is the causr gwen far Inc wreck and the trains meeting on a curve did not give the mat"rmeu timr to avoid an acrii"u,
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ASKED
 MANY QUESTIONS

time. believing Was worth that amount to the GuggruhrimS"
 "ls it uut a fact that rN,l sine, tueA refused tp employ Nnu you hav, been camping nn thrir trail a~ the papers her, state. in commenting "u hi- Birch letter."
 since | have been a d,l,gJty have hr,u rnpr,s,utng the praph. pr NE.-hl and fl have been after u, Gu-a,n. helms l have done SO as | thouehf l Was my duty
 How is il YOU haN. confined ynur- self Ia the GuggeuheimS alone and nn. the other corporations up thnr.t"
 "l have not don, SO. aud -lU .a st thlt th, atraru,h. g,urHI has h,.r frb-
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te,tmg Alaskan criminals nNrr Nh',i rm- nhaI. di~eu-siou has arisen
 The aet that Attorney -,;rurr,l has furnished the Judicial Committee with material pertaining [" mitt-d Ia be true. and "u thr "th"r Emd nothing at a drGuirr nature hrng fouud against the "rlic, "f tl,. arr"rnr,- s,uyal. that can hr said to hr direct ,Nfd,usr i- causing th. members "l the Iudielarl Committee tn n""k With suspicion on The charges preferred hy th, nrlegat, from Alaska. aud they maA drop the whole matter. after thr present session.
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DELEGATE LOSES HIS HEAD
 CALLS PEOPLE VILE NAMES
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 MASlIINGTON. Aus l. Tm. u,iu- h"rs "f uI, j.o. ... ....u..t., ni ,u, House nr tapr,.,utatN, uudls. lirr giving the p,l,gat, from Alaska t chance to -ub-Uutmu uJ~ ,mr2,- .ud amswrl the c.mt,r charges aud m.or- nation fmu-ura .hrm by ju. at,ur- ney general uaN, younr q" lu, rau,m- sion they can make out neither head nor tui r." th, rutr1rs preferred hl .h. dcI"satr from tue territory That m their opinion ;nos have ua Iuri-di,- 'i"n in thc matter and hu,, ,uuu. j. tho conclusion that au th,s can d, .- to report the ,,uI.nr, t. ,u. uu.,-.
 The c"mmittc, has made a Juuiougu investigation from the tim, tua, James Wickersham made, the general charges before the secret session or the House as a whole. and the dynia on rh. pu, of the att"rue> general with tlr proofs his office had .p offer and have ,uiu. l." even mak, a rerorl upon and lh,y will turn nycr th, mass ur evidence ,n the House ta ,to with as th,y S.- ut without an> recommendations from rr. committee. which means there i@ moth ing at all tn the charge preferred
 Delegate Wiekrrzham. when informed that the committee. had as,l,led to ra,... n" action in the matter. and 10 r..urr back to the House all rH.eE pI.u.r
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wilh"ut any recommendation broke "ut int" tirade of abuse against the com mittee and congrr>smeu in general
 Everybody is against me here in Washington, even the democrats who claim to be such supporters of Alaska and her needs. said Delegate Wicker sham from Alaska. "I nor the country represent have any friends among the lawmakers al the Capital
 President Tart even takes amitl
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JAPANESE OFFICIAL ENROUTE
 TO THE UNITED STATES

LONDON, July 3l.-Admiral Togo. the eminent Japanese officer left Lon don for New York on Saturday. having taken passage on the Lusitania. the greyhound of the Atlantic.
 The visit of this Japanese officer at this time to the United States is taken as sign of friendly relationship that Japan wishes tn maintain between th, two countries.
 Admiral Togo is making a tour of th, world and is receiving the attention du, to man of his station for he won hs spurs during the Russian -Japaurse WaI a few years ago.
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, palromaG, from, Jn,. Gl4-.uA,uu- and ,"urI- h'r -"au ,.H ..,u pp grant luE tu,m irNH'-,- .a .utual.. Bu
 Ntl-l,. Il.. ,us-.ur.aa- voted 500 m'.n rmuaa.o- 70 H.u .paa ,guu-, m,. Hl,g.Il | .m w-,0 ..uu tor~ iu Alaska and out u Aa-e.. I.yrr, bod, J. "sm-r m, aua ua, ,.mtr, | ,m r.r,ru t, ~.r,, E..u tar attorney gyn"ru nf .us Ju.i,u ~au.~ - agam,, nr tooth aad uo.r
 |, Is r.rur,,a Chat p,.a4atr Wirk,r- sham 0ar,rd hm-.H aa mrp such lur lual b, aar-ur um.,If and Ir, -ilp ~"mr yer. ,tn uaov against crr- .un r-"rn. and oh.. hat hr m,, be. c,un.d To task .or
 When nr av.d a.., ,.. Gurg,u- helms aud their ~urrart.e- he called "Nrr body names muHtup di-houor- ahl. motives ot m u, .,.t- ut people who arc no. in accord uIth his Niru- and desires for Aasla.
 himself t~,uaah .ar m Wash mgrnu Is uen aa.a.rf.. m a.t silr- ,N,u lHo d.H.. rlf- aUs aer. inclined t" take ,amI4ss.s .a Hu sHa h,. H"Nri hr aa- T #aHH a#u-.d repr.. sentative. aa.e ..,... T.. tH. eoaei t-l"n tmt ih, b.a.sa.e EfaH Alaska .- ], rrnd fe's.a r.. Irt aHs#seaa aa1 ta Hs
 ud pod. .h. .tHu.- sa. =. tH, Hn. lar
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Nugget Special Service.

'eSStN SfNS'e' WI N'NS'
 WASHINGTON. Aug. l.-James Wickershanl. the delegate from Alaska. was before the House Committee yes terday. and the committee proceeded them hy the attorney general. sine" he made his serious charges about the de- lending of Alaskan criminals.
 'Ics sir. but still maintain thaI th, attorney general has been shielding Alaskan criminals" was his reply
 Did you write that Steven Birch letter. copy of which hand you Mir Delegate from Alaska 9"
 "Yes. wrote that letter tn Mir Hirch. and was open to engagement al the
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NOTICE.

wish Ia announce to my patients anal friends that l will take personal charge af my office on July 1 | will also specialize in the latest sanitary bridge work. called the A,-eolar metn- ad which can be placed where ordinary bridge work can not. Board fl Trade building X n Andrews. n. n,
 Phone Main lsu
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which he was -o have thr attorney general impeached. having proven fizzel is casting reflections an the Democratic House for jumping tno quickly to c"nclusia1~ and th, paIvr~ are taking the view that th, Cox auair having proved lizz., aud uie Mtrkrr- sham another. perhaps the third Wm just about cook an chances for thr Democratic House rver remaining in power.
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ORDER YOUR GREEN STUFF.

The best fresh garden truck can be obtained from the Royal Fruit Com pany and the Alaska Fruit Company. Ask for the City Garden Product to insure fresh Nome grown green stuff. Radishes. onions. lettuce and spinach. two punches for 25e.
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MINERS HOTEL.

have refitted 30 single rooms for summer trade and am prepared to accommodate and suit the better class of travelling public; either ladies or gentlemen at Miners and Lincoln hotels. Large reading room. steam heated, electric lighted, ground floor office. Call and see the best mining cabinet in Alaska, E. L. Holt, Mnar,
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BROKER GATES
 HAS PNEUMONIA
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 PARIS, Aug. l.-W. Gates, the great finance King of Brokers of the United States, who has been lingering on for some time here in private sani- tarium, after having undergone seven operations on his throat, is now re- ported suffering from pneumonia.
 The doctors have been using every science known to the medical world to try and save their patient, but now that pneumonia has set in. faint hopes for his recovery are held out
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0UxBURY FOR THE NORTH.

The Schooner Duxbury leaves tomor. rom at o'clock for the North. carry. ing passengers. freight and mail for Teller. Cape York. Tin City and kotze bue points. For rates and information inquire at U. s. Mercantile Go.
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My lease having pired Jaly 1. | am now occupying offices across the halt from my former ou.ce ,n ;se Baard of Trade building, where will continue my practice. Or. Cora B. Eble.
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GO TO THE No,TH POLE

Bakery for the best bread and nast-y The only Coffee HCuse in town.
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Wrapping paper for sale cheap at the Nugget Office.
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Fresh Shrimp and Fresh Oysters at the Board of Trade Lunch Counter.