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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-01-19
SENATOR WORKS SAYS
NEW PARTY.S COMING

Los A%angeles, Cal.-United States
s~enatorelect John D. Works, in a
speech at a reception tnedered him
here today, voiced the prediction
that there would be soon a new par
tisan alignment in the United States
with the patriotic and progressive
clemens of both the old parties en-
battled against "the interests. He
said:
Progressive republicans and pro-
gressive democrats, are so nearly
alike that one can hardly tell them
apart. When the time comes for the
progressive democrats and the pro-
gressive republicans to combine
against the money powers and in
terests for the protection Of our in
st!tutions, every true patriot will be
found Joining hands without refer
encetto party"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-01-19
GROWTH SHOWN
BY PRESBYTERIANS

Huron, S. D.-The 9th annual
minutes of the Synod of South Da-
kota of the Presbyterian church, re-
Gently issued by the stated clerk, Rev.
H. P. Carson, DID,, of Huron, show
$4,397 increase contributed to the
benefit work OF the church, one more
presbytery and eight more church or
CARNATIONS with church property
valued at $361,30o, exclusive of HUI
ron College property. In the past
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ROOSEVELT EHLISTS
AS LODGE ADVOCATE
EX-rREsIDENT PUTS BUTLER
AMES INTO ANANIAS CLUB
CLUB FOR HIS CHARGE
AGAINST SENATOR.

Boston, Mass.-Congressman Gard
ner and Senator Crane are expected
to arrive here today to take charge
Of the campaign of Senator Lodge
for reelection. The balloting for
Senator will comemnce in the legis-
lature tomorrow. Col. Roosevelt has
not yet replied to the attack made
upon him by Butler Ames following
Roosevelt's denial of Ames' story
about Lodge.
Baston, Mass.-Roosevelt jumped
into the Massachusetts senatorial
contest Saturday night, when in a
telegram addressed to Joseph Walk
err, the speaker of the Massachusetts
house Of representatives, he vigor-
ously championed the cause of SEN
ator Henry Cabot Lodge, and
charged Congressman Butler Ames
with deliberately misrepresenting
facts. The telegram said:
The story told by Ames, report
ed in a newspaper as an alleged con-
%versation between me, Lodge and
Newberry, about the purchase of Col
liers is a deliberate and outrageous
%falsehood. never made any such
remark. No such conversation ever
took place. During the twenty-six
years I've known Lodge he has acted
on all occasions, not merely with alb
solute honesty but with the highest
and most delicate sense of propriety.
| never had any talk with him about
those GOLFERS at all. 1t is shocking
that Ames should invent such an out
rageous falsehood about a public man
of such rigid integrity and probity:
a ~falsehood fer which there is not
even the smallest foundation in fact"
Ames was quoted as say that
Roosevelt, when president, repri-
manded Lodge in the presence of ex-
assistant Secretary of Navy Newberry,
for his alleged attempt to force the
purchas of two GOLFERS by the navy
department at a cost of $1,000, 900.
According to the published stathe-
ments credited to Ames, Roosevelt
after listening to Newbery's eXplana-
ton, turned to Lodge and said:
cabot, ] told you not to monkey
with these things. Newberry is abb
solutely right"
Ames said his information as to
the conversation came from Newber-
ry.
After learning of R~oosevelt's COM
ment, Ames said:
81 am neither surprised nor dis
tur5ed at my initiation into the cele-
brated club. I've invented nothing
and have not knowingly overstated
Or mis-stated the case.
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INTRODUCES BILL
TO GUST BALL|KGER
WHO WAS ON INVESTI-
eating COMMITTEE PRE-.
SENTS RESOLUTION TO
THIS EFFEC.

Washington, D. C--Senator Pur-
cell, democrat, of Idaho. this after
noon introduced in the Senate a res
olution declaring Secretary Of the
Interior Ballinger to be an unfaith-
fu Public servant, and asserting that
he should no longer be retained in
office. Purcell is a member of the
famous Ballinger-Pinchot investiI
eating committee. He proposes to
push his measure, which means that
the whole affair would be threshed
out on the floor of the Senate. Bal
fingers friends will oppose consid-
GRAFTON of the resolution.
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to make more rapid progress and N
ter into greater fields OF work.
MIR. Whceler's connection with the
State Agricultural college at Brook
ings before he came to Mitchell and
assumed charge of the company's
business, brought him In close touch
with the agricultural pursuits of the
state and with the farmers, who came
to know him for his thoroughness in
the work he was doing. When he
took control of the seed company and
commenced to lay the foundation for
pure seed the farmers of the north
west knew what that meant to them,
and the reliance that they placed in
Mr.. Wheeler has had its reward, in
that the seeds produced by this COM
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MI. w, 5 Hill has been prominent
In the affairs of the State of South
Dakota and of his local county and
town t-r many years. His activity
has been mostly along agricultural
and commercial lines. For six years
Mr.. Hill has been a member of the
State Board of Agriculture which has
had charge OF the conduct of the State
Fair. II is through Mr.. Hills efforts
and ability that the live stock de-
partment of the State Fair has been
brought to its present standard. Mr..
Hill has been a resident of the state
since 1887. Ever since he has been
a resident OF Alexandria he has CEN
Quoted an implement business which
at the present time is one of the
largest in this part of the state. Three
years ago Mr.. Hill entered the Farm
er's Bank Of Alexandria as cashier.
His work ia that capacity has brought
the bank up to the highest state of
efficiency and has brought Mr.. Hill
into prominence in financial circles.
AT a meeting of the directors of
the Farmers Bank on Tuesday of
this week, Mr.. Hill resigned his po-
sition as cashier Of the bank in or
der that he might take up the active
work with the Dakota Improved Seed
Co. After Mr.. Hills resignation as
ooSGiar ha Woo o1a,+oI 70 tho ,>oc;
ton of viee-president of the bank
and will retain his interests in that
institution.
For fifteen years Mr.. Hill has been
engaged in the breeding of live stock
on his farm near Alexandria. The
past eleven years he has made a spe-
ciaity of the breeding of high grade
Red Polled cattle. He has now che
of the best herds of Red Polled cat
tie that there is in the United States.
For the past eight years he has eN-
hibited his cattle at the state fairs
of Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska and
South Dakota and has in almost every
case taken the very highest honors
offered at these shows. At present
Mr.. Hill is treasurer of the Red Pol
led Cattle Club of America.
Fer several years Mr.. Hill has been
Secretary OF the Implement Dealers
Association of South Dakota, South
western Minnesota and Northwestern
tOa.
The acquisition of Mr.. Hill as one
of the business men of Mitchell will
be looked upon with a great deal of
pleasure and interest by all who are
interested in the upbuilding of the
city. Mr.. Hill will exert a very great
influence in the affairs of the COM
munity. particularly in the upbuild-
ing of the Dakota Improved Seed Co.
of which he is president. The growth
of the Dakota Improved Seed Co.
during the four years of its existence
has been such that it has become
necessary to increase it's active force.
Mr.. w. a. Wheeler, who organ
ICED the Dakota Improved Seed Co.;
and has been its secretary and man
ager ever since its organization was
reelected secretary and general
manager at Mondays meeting of the
directors. Instead of assuming en-
tire responsibility of the affairs of
the company, Mr.. Wheeler will now
have associated with him Mr.. Hill,
who will take a certain part Of the
work off from Mr.. Wheeler's Shout
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-01-19
PIERRE FIRM hit IN
CHICAGO FAILURE
PURTEELE COMPANY GOES UN
DER FOX NEARLY .THREEE.
QUARTERS OF A MILLION
DOLLARS TODAY.

Chicago. = Eugene B. Purtelle,
president of Purtelle and company
and grain brokers filed a petition in
in the United States
court today, scheduling liabilities of
S~7O7,S33.11 and assets of $780,
Among the largest credi-
tors is the Security Investment COM
pany of Pierre, S. D., tc whom he
owes 100000.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-01-19
CENSUS
ARE

Washington, D. C.-The census
bureau today announced the popula-
ton of the following cities in Min
nesota: st. Cloud, 10000; Albert Lea,
6, GIG; Brainerd, S,546; Faribault,
1901; Fergus Falls, 6,SS7.
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After learning of Roosevelt's COM

AS a household remedy for cuts,
burns. bruises, piles, pain and sore
ness Of all kinds, DR.. Cox's Barbed
Wire Liniment, Csc size has no
equal. If not satisfactory. money re-
funded. For sale by all druggists.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-01-19

divided between four men who he'd
the room untll yesterday. The Off
GERS think this sum represents the
loot taken by these men from banks
on the Pacific coast by means of forg-
ed drafts.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-01-19

AL druggists sell DR.. Cox's Barbed
Wire Liniment. Csc, soc and s1.O9
bottles. Guaranteed to heal without
leaving a blemish or money refund
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-01-19
S286,OOO TAKEN BY
F0RGER|ES ON BANKS
FOUR MEN IN ARKANSAS HOTEL
DIVIDED THAT AMOUNT-BE.
LIEVED TO BE LOOT FROM
THEIR OPERATIONS.

Hot Springs, Ark.-Chaxles H. Ey-
erett is under arrest here, charged
with forgeries upon New York banks.
The police found in his room slips
of paper indicating that .2S6,O0 was
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-07
Nugget Special Service

Nugget Special Service
 CHICAGO. Sept 7-The city is now in the grasp of the storm king. and the wind which is blowing a gale Is doing thousands of dollars worth of damage
 The damage to the shipping alone is estimated al half million dollars and in other sections of the city the dam ags will bring the total up into the million mark
 The storm commenced to blow in the night and by morning a sixty-milo gale Was sweeping down over th. laIl, striking the city with terrific force
 The yachts and shipping in the har- hor are in many instances one mass ot wrcckage Vessels have broken from their mo"rings smashing into whary.> and other boats Within a radius of two miles from the Lincoln Yacht CIuh h"us". along the water front m, amount of damage to the vessels will be at least $500. .oOO
 Considerable unrest exists over tn,
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s500,000 DAMAGE TO YACHTS
 AND VESSELS BY so MILE GALE

non arrival of th" suppl, boat that acts as a tender to the outer intak. for pumping the water for th. city The station is located ten miles "ur int" th" lake and thr tender, started back. Tor Was due [" return during the night but nothing has been seen or heard from the boat There is rumnr the steamer f"undered "arly this morning but ther,. appear t" b.. uo foundation to the story
 In the city and suburbs there IS much wrrckage [" telephone and telegraph lines. SD that communication with out lying districts has been cut off Tn. storm is still raging and unless lh. wind pui"tS down the damage win run into the million mark
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QUARTZ MIL ARRIVES
 ON s. S. VICTORIA

Tn" Custom Quart1 Mil winch has been expected rnr the past week oi. two arrived "n th" Victoria and Nil h. landed aS soon as the y,ssal r..turnS from St Michael
 The freight "n the mlu and sum. fs.ooo frct nr lumber amounts ro about Sl.o"" This freight Will hr donated h, th" respective steamship rnmpani,~ Air n'"nu"r of thy PavlHr Coast Steamship 'ompan, that took the man and lumber from San Francisco ." Seattle, and Mr Everett F clark of Jhv Alaska Steamship Company which look the material from Seattle tp Nome The ]. J. Sesnon ca. will lighter the mill and lumber free of charge
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FRENCH AVIATOR
 BREAKS RECORD

PARIS, Sept 7.-Yesterday after noon Aviator Ronald c. Garros. broke the worlds record for altitude by soar ing to the neigh of nearly three miles, or 13.943 feet above the city out at the aviation field.
 The day was a perfect one for fly lng. just a slight breeze near the sur fact. but two thousand feet up the aviator encountered quite stiff breeze. At 10000 feet elevation he ran into a calm and forced the aeroplane up to a record height.
 When it became generally known that Aviator Garros had broken the record for altitude. hundreds of people rushed to his quarters to congratulate him for keeping the aeroplane record here in France.
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SMALL BLAZE AT BREWERY

This "aaHa rHe ar. aara1m-n, 0a- called m au-s.f na au alarm a, n. Brewer. .a ,H. haaa a Ha hm aNarlaokmg pr Crock
 Th. Iparuu.n, aa- au rE- aea rru ia a fr, s.sand~ aHI alter connect ing auh lhe hsarnt aaar 'h~ btssas- rrr commenced q. rav m' 'h. h.sr Rut thr water .nndustar ru short about l"o a.rt ar narhHus th. Hn-avsn The chemical continued au tu th,. -sru- of rh" un. vhflr m express rraH .t,z drafted into snmu~~e# ra .s,f narr hose
 With ue all .r ra. ,huHa# u~ fin. NaS ,>tn=wsn.a tHd r..re aa- au.rI Of tIar water from ,n, m h,-r The hIa.e -maI- a.~ raHuo= .ut "f ihr buudus h. .a'nm.- for .t,s ateu aas hwm- hatns asar.a ,ram a,l'- nag avrr nh,r. tr e.- ..u- aH,a hf r,-p.nhu- h.rr kegs
 Th. damage ra rhs rrar,rr, Us mt owing [" rhr rramp, action ,H rh- p.rr of fh- fine department
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WILLIAM T. LoPP IN NOME

Mr W r L"pp, chief ur thr Alaska division of the Bureau of Eluoalian ar- rived "u the Victoria v-sryr,lat, au iu official visit to Nome
 Mir Lopp Is we'll known her. m Alaska. in fact he can be cisSsrd s~ one "f our old Snurdoughs Hr has thc distinction or having "L"pp'~ iag"an- named after him, and hr spent several Prince of Wales
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NO CHANGE FOR AsToR
 GETTING MARRIED TODAY

NEW YORK. Sept. John Jacob Astor and Madeline Force were to have been married today by Reverend John son and he was to receive Sl OO0 for performing the marriage
 Everything was in readiness for the big event. and Astor had the s5 .O00 O0o already to turn over. when sufficient pressure was brought to bear upon the Reverend Johnson to make him refuse tO perform the ceremony
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TIN COMPANY WILL
 SHIP 20 TONS OF ORE

MT. H. C. C. Leonhauser, who is as- Tin Mining Company. arrived from the North yesterday and when seen by a representative of the Nugget gave the following information about the tin mine and the work being carried on by the company:
 ''I am going back to the tin mine right away and sack 20 tons of the ore for shipment to Milwaukee this fall The ore will be taken from the two veins of cassiterite we have located up there in our development work one being three and one-half feet and the other about two feet in width
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OREDoE MEN HOLD
 BOARD MEETING

At the annual meeting of the Plein Dredging Co. held last evening the fol- lowing were named as Board of Direc- tors for the ensuing year:
 Nm. j. Rowe, John D Helps and ]. F Plein of Nome. and J. R. Andrews and James B. Kinne of Seattle. The Board of Directors elected I R. Andrews. president, J. F. Plein, vice president and manager. and J. R. Andrews. sec retary- treasurer.
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COLD STORAGE NOT IN
 GROCERY BUSINESS

Mr. \. P"lct of th- Snake River Grocery. who returned on the Steam ship Victoria yesterday evening. did la wonderful stroke of business while m Seattle.
 After securing his winter order ta meet the demands of the trade from his customers h" made arrangements ta handle the s6O.o0O outfit being shipped
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MIR GEO. eoEeEL ARRIVES

Mir tie" Goehel who is touring Alaska in the interest of Socialism sr- rived in Nome yesterday and paid his respects to the Nugget office ln com I,any with Mir William Stipek
 Mir Goehel stated to a representative home and con the trip has asSaciatcd the name of this city with that of home
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A. PoLET GLAD TO GET BACK

Mr Pnlrt sf th- Snaka Rn.r Gus.r,
 is happy ua h. na.h n Nom, ,g,iu ~Nnur i- m nm. remarked Mr rolsr "nl aata .H. hlf. anal ms s.lf are glad ta return. outstd,. .,,ry old timer [ csm. Hsrn~~ wanted In get back anl th" nnA lnna that held thrm iu thr States Aas tn, rricr or rl.hrt ,, 'Nom.
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Nugget Special Service.

SAN BERNARpINp. Cal. Sept : The Colorado River disappeared north "f Volcano I.ahe f.,, days age and il is now believed that th. river F., flowing underground C" the Gulf of Mexico
 The government Is sending experts (" try and locate The subtcrranrnus passage of the river. which has been
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COURT HOUSE
 HILL SLIDING
Nuegst Special Service.

Nugget Special Service
 SEATTLE ~'nr e. m. uu n tne yiciuus of ra. Count u.u~. .n or James Str-,r ~rn.t.n. .u..| "pu.- Gung Im Is ~.an- trf "u, n"u-. has ,"Irn.a a..r aaa aua,U.r stu m a short rmr
 I'm r---raalue "l frH Avenue l~ h"fa',l rt ha#e ~'tfraa n. .ug, mass tit raHn aaa -sn.,a.. ..I have L.. h, d"u. sH sa. ..s F. nHnls 1ae danger
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FLOODS IN CHINA
 THOUSANDS DROWN
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service
 PEkIN. chlua S.pr o. r1pody are now devastating goo HJI.> of th, coast lin" "t th. "upIn, and thuusauds or ,ittz'u~ hay, been drowned
 Ram has been ruug or.r su area ."f about a thousand mI..S DO ~xter. .aI"ne the coast Hu, and ,n. rivers haf. a ",rr-n"N"d their banks uuu- dating tn, country for mI.- aud miles All the Ion lands tr. mau, rr..t under water and the ri,. ,rup- HtlI n,. dam aged tn d great extent
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HAVE YOU TRIED TosYs CANDY.

If you have not tried Toby's home made candy you are missing receiving the up-to date fresh article.
 Try Toby's home made product, manufactured m daily, from favors to bon bon's and you will use no other. Fresh home made candy costs no more Candy Kitchen.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-07
WAR CLOUDS ABOVE
 THE FRENCH HORIZON

provisioned and have massed here off the city awaiting instructions Tt is believed that the review of the Ger man navy recently by the German Elm peror and the massing of the French vessels indicates that the Morocco situ- ation has not been settled and war may be declared over the controversy
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-07

The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York. the oldest company in America. holds the largest fund for dividends to be paid in 1911 Ii3.53s.- 3330O. Don't insure until you have seen W. w. Sale. special agent.
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DUxeuxY TO SAIL NcRTH.

The Schooner OuAbury will sal for Teller. I'm tty, Cape York ard Kotze bue Sound ports tomorrow afternoon at p. m~ carrying freight. passengers and U. s. mall. For rates and infor- nation. inquire Of the U. s. mercan tlle Co.
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TElEGRAPH|C NEWS
 CONDENSED
ANOTHER AVIATOR
 FALLS TO HIS DEATH
Nugget Special Service.


 STRASSBTRG, Germany. Sept Aviator Neuman LeConte was killed here this afternoon hy the explosion Of his motor while making a tour over the country in his airship
 The machine was about 200 feet above the ground when the accident occurred and the fall killed the young aviator.
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Nugget Special Service.

TOULON, Sept 7.-Out in the har- bor of the town, the French warships are massed. The number of vessels rIding at anchor in the placid waters nf the Mediterranean presents formid- able looking sight
 All the war vessels are coaled and
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CHURCH SOCIAL TONIGHT

The Christian Endeavor social which was to be given Saturday evening has been changed to this evening Thurs day. September 7th.
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FIERCE STORM CHICAGO
FAMILY TROUBLES DRIVE
 MAN TO SUICIDE
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 SEATTLE. Sept. 7.-James U. Har- rison, former champion stereotyper. here in the city committed suicide yesterday over family troubles
 The man was able to secure employ ment at good figure and conditions at home were such that to escape his family troubles. he resorted to the sui eide route.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-07
SECRETARY OF NAVY
 HELD FOR MANsLAUGHTER
Nugget Special Service.

NUyYoN OpSNIdI 0cTNTCN'
 NARRAGANSETT PIER. R. L. Sept 6.-Ex Secretary Of the Navy New berry was today held [" await the ac- ton of the grand jury under charge of manslaughter for killing an N-year- old child with his automobile
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s5Oo,oOo HOTEL
 FOR UNCLE SAM
Nugget Special Service.

WASHINGTON. Sept The gov- ernment has approved the plans for the construction of hotel al Panama to cost $50O,0o0 The hotel will he modern in every respect and win he built by Uncle sam and operated by his canal officers for the benefit of the Itraveling public.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-07
FALKENBURG & LAUcKs. Chemist,

Assays of common and rare metals Carloads tor less) of ore tested on mill size machinery Write for cataloques. 95 YesIer Way, Seattle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-07
BAD ACCIDENT AT FREMONT, WIS
Nugget Special Service.

FREMONT. Wis, Sept In rail- road accident which happened in this town yesterday four passengers were killed outright and forty injured on the Soo Line. running out of St. Paul.
 The accident was due to the train being derailed in passing over a de- fcctive frog leading to siding
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Just the thing for that outgoing friend. a basket of Mumm's extra dry Seward Coml Co.
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We have tapped the veins about 600 feet below the surface. and they stand at an angle of about 22 degrees from the verticle. The ore in these lodges will run on an average of about s per cent tin.
 "The company wishes us to ship to them at Milwaukee a few tons of the ore as mined and We will sack about 20 to take the ore back to the company"
 Bran. new cigars in sos and 100s. Lovera, optimo, Fl Rayo. Carabana, Juan de Fuca, Arthurs and owls. Sew ard C0m'l Co.
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sub.orib. for the Nugget. s2 month.
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COLORADO RIVER HAS
 7 UNDERGROUND OUTLET

depended upon so nash n ,b,. ra-l ,.i irritating pHTI.p~r-
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RETURNED

Adolph Rudolph from his perilous trip m search of the Cliff House lunch Same will be served at the Northern until further notice. BOE
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-07

Wrapping paper for sale cheap at the Nugget Office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-07

All kings Of fancy job printing ct tn. Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-07

in hy the rarihy cold St"raea Drm- panN
 This means that tHr m"at ra#.Iau, will stick to rh" meat business instead "f branching out into thr sra,rrs buS.- ness as r"port"d a short time ago
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-07

Statements printed Husse, Office.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1911-09-08
White for District Attorney.

In this issue of the COURIER
appears the announcement of
Hon. Alvin n, White, of Silver
City, as II candidate for the office
of district attorney.
Mr.. White is "A native of Ten.
nessee, and came to New Mexico
five years ago and entered imme.
diately into the practice of law.
He is considered an excellent mt.
torney by the people of Grant
coonty, and is also Il very force.
full speaker. Mr.. White was
county superintendent for five
years, He has always been an
active democrat. He has a very
large circle of friends and nc.
quaintances in this diSti let, who
will lend him Il hearty support.