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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-25
GruHh,issrtbn 6spotbeieH
Gtntinnati, "a. MGra.
Rsue 5npothefen.

Gli5nbetb 3umbablen an Meit Nors
poob 8. II. 6. Co., $1,750.
6enrn 9rsfon an 3. Daibel, 5000.
Sbe Qip< DAT Reolip Go. an ADons
bale II. 9. 6. II. 9. Co.. $500.
Econ g. aebeide an Gecrgt 5elipig.
$4,000.
Ssnrp Rinn,r an Datlsp part Co..
$1,000.
GeOrs. gBsii an DiuiGm g. stHapp
$4,000.
Rate Barter an plsaTant Ribee %
unb 8. Co., $500.
syouftin 6oumsHsr on pfeafonl
Ribge 3. u. 6. Co., $500.
ssobn auortors an g!ti5ens Gift .
II. 8. Co., $3.50.
gliiabetb anor an Gibnep apenul
.. II. g. Co. $1,000.
Garob aeeler an glprippOb 5mp. y
u. 6. Co., $4,000.
Battle d. German an bso., $500
abrabam Aber an cha ". 6abIsp
$3.50.
gIisnbetb g. RoFelIs on 9pbe par
Gap. Bt.. $3.50.
DiefeIk an M. .. Cooper, $4,000
anbrefD gDsis an mefterH Oermal
81, $4,000.
1bos. u. Hibgeipan, Gree. on llnio
Gap. gf. u. 9ruft Co., $1,000.
Cos. o. Widbnm en- Gousbern obi
Gup. Nt. Co., $500.
Sulius n. pisrte an s. W. 90Httl
| $400.
wlnrD strnmer an ElsDsIanb q. .
Co., $500.
8arrp 3: 04tsT an gorzapitls 2. !
| 9. -. g276n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-25
Grnnbeis,atbuus : llsbertragnnGsa
Ginc;naa a. "a. gadrs.


Wlosie We8reeor on 5obn 1lelifsr,
40 bel $50 SUB an Der glorbisits Der
Delhi pits. 81.
Snne 8. sones an Wioits G.8rcirn.
Is BEL 100 5uB an Der 6iibieitt bon
Canal GtraBs. snif6en gins unoWaL
nut Ctr. ST..
2i35ie 8. 5oeFle an gbe SuHl g-trrs
ting Co., 5 Sabre paht aiif bns Gis:ns
tbnm betnnnt aIs NorboitsGde ainn
unb gort Ctr; nonatliHe Wlietbe $50.
1be 9riumpb electric 60. an zbe
DotItb gorf Co., Got 81 In SGileD
Bari untsrobtbeilung. ST.
G1rob SO. 9ruft u. Anc. an mall
ter r. mdnn nnn .Dtnrp 6. goes. %
Jub an Gomarso piie, in Gett. IL,
Columbia 9p., 81.
Ebomcs g. Gaff u. MnD. an lcuifa
nofftnnnn, go BEL 116 CUB on ber
5tOrboifsGde bsr Dint uHe Mlalitos
Gtz. f4ooo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-25
mprrbpiben Nerst

6Gmorrboibtn Qsrste,
tpeI6e borgeben, elm 8ebeimmitteI pbsr
cine neue Metbobe Der 8ebdnbluus ber
5dmorrbpioen gu beiBen, bic Gursm
5dusarsts unbetaHnt finb, MAIDEN ii4
nur Cure 2ei4tsldu6tgteit 5u gtuse,
Inn aus gurfn 2eioen 8prtbeil 5u Sies
ben. Die fhlimmftsn 5Gte, bie Den
Qer3ten unter bic 5dnbe tommsn, ffno
bieienigsn, bic aus Der 9fui6erei fols
der 2uadialber .ntfteben. Cine 5fpons
5isidbrigs Grfdbrung nit alsn Qrten
BON SGmorrboiben unb Die 8intsune
dGer nebt3inifhen Shultn boben aur
@eniise betpiefen, oab Qnatsiis BAG 5us
psrIGfigite. fhne1its, ruoitalite uno
Derniinftigfte aller isBt betunnten Wlits
tel gegsn Sdmorrhoiben 1T. proben
BON 4ndfefis .perben bon q. R.uitdbter
&c Co., Boz 1916. NeD gOrt, frsi pers
fanbt. 8.W.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-25

9lber Norbini fibrt sleih fort; tr laBt
dies on iih su GrS unb bsls sritnrs
rem, uno iibtr feiner Bdbs bisat er stn
tOriqlid preubiIdes WortItiit berum.
Damn siebt er ben Baud 10 tlsf IN
fih binsin, oob Der iuOblgsndbrts pol
Tia ptrThtuunben iit uno idmmtlibs
Rtppen iiber sinem uHesbeurtn ileteH
God beruprtretsn. Gr Si.bt nnf trs
ihredlihe gDeiIs ole Wlusieln ietrlss
Sallts gum aopf binduf, 70 DAB g
einem anaiomifnen prdpardt sIttHt
ober benz psrbungsrten Seifigen Bare
tolomdus I'M Dom 81 WlaiInno. .Dds
MAIDEN ih nur Durh ben aBtusH, Das
aLIeg!!"
Qbsr bas olIes in nod gar ni5ts.
Rprbiui eriIirt, er rpolIs btrpetien, naB
er Iih osnou luie bic inniihen 51ftrt
cher gloobls Iebsnbis begraben lans.
Die eSnber hoben Is sipar ourh BE fos
btlhofte Gonssntratipnstraft ibrts
gDiasns Idon bnhtn gebratt, nonates
lang toot gu bIsiben. obu aud Hcrs
bini III auf bem beften Wege Da5u. UT
bsn1onffrirt untsr I1durissn @orbertls
tunaen, ME er 5ebn Ullnritn lang
ohne qe6en bleiben fam. gr 5iebf ets
nen Qeb.ransug on. ben bic atrSte Ders
her auf perfedten iOItli6eu Suusritotf
untsrguhen. gr peritopft bic RAlt
nit gDattebduIhen, flint bic gnn3e
MunDhDbIe NIT Wotts uHn III MIN pom
lsbenbiaen gttbsn nbseIdnitten. GIH
oroEsr glasTara tpirb, ,berongeIh0beni
Der g)oabi Tteigt bintin, legt iih nit
noh unien seipenbstsm Gsfi9t nteosr.
Srohlih atbmenos 8iener I9iittsn nun
ouf ben aegungslOi,n Rieienidds pOH
Ganb aus. Der Glasiors III baln bis
aum aonbe aefiiIIt, unn f6netgeno, nit
Der llbr in Der 6unb. umitehen mir tss
nan lebenbia 8egr0benen. Gin isltlds
mer G6duer tpebt jsbsu on. Wtr blels
ben inn 8ann Der Wsinuten, bereR Abs
IouF bem Ginssioretsn bur4 einsn lnus
ten BouofhIaa permitftIt iDirn. Gnos
los behn. fih bic 3sit. fsin 5du1 bes
qebens tann In bisle adtGtcHIbs 0rlrs
osn, bic fdred!ihs5rdge i6nt an: Bsnn
Ser Nsnnn i'm Glosidrg jeBt ii4 fpirfs
lid, felbfi begrnben bltte2 aber lishs
ba - nnd) ssbn ldngen Winnisn
rsos Iid's Isifs I'M Sunoe, l1ngIdm
bebi ids unb ibeilt iida's, raid lDsrs
ben BON oben bic SdnbbsrSt beiieite sts
fdo6sn. unb Der 9oote iteiat lebennig
gum 2idt.
Gie Gbrs bts Jaiirs III atrettei.
] gsie brahtt er's 3uiianbe2 gbit ctbs
vete er2 9Die 6ielt sr bas Qsbtn on.
ipie oob sr fih's tpisber2 Ritmdnb ptrs
mag ts 3u faseli. Gr islbsr abtr ioet:
.eliles gsiGebeH NIT blobtm Milltn,
biitel.~
Der ipunbsrfane Dosbi iisht Hift
sinmal Ishr .tobt sepefen" aus. brsis
lid, fein quIs 5ablte porher 1l0
ShIGas, jsbi seigt er 80 an. llniertR
s5afir pernriebi bas nihi. er mntt iI4
ioalsiA an bic Weiterorbsit unn DclIs
bringt ncd eiiies- gDilienspbdaOmene' .
bic nihi ipsnissr erftounlidb finb.
GharFasSadte angsIn ldbt er auf feis
nen bIobsn .4rm bernbf6ntllfH. uHD
lie hintsrIoHen ftinf MuHDe. iytaers
. brGnbe aleiten iibsr RiidsH, GruIi uHo
6anbe, nter er bItitt unpe.iengt lpie
einer Der MGnntr i'm ituristH Sfen.
Gum Shlub rter hGlt iih Der Sos
, nig ots WilIeHs ben AnipsienbtR .bts
jtens snpfcblen@.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-25

georse 5sIipis an 2spn @. 9eDeEtle,
Cot 40 nnb Gbeil BON Got 80 In Nobert
SpIea's /. lln!rrabtbeiIuna In g.H
ton, ST.
garlDttn !. 9irne1 an Charles 9.
9irnen, 48 Qder 9ono in Gilt. 8, Gos
lerdin 9pt
Miniom 6aiIeI an Willion g. 5ois
feI, 45 sSub an Der Norbis;is Der Ricbte
Rpoe, SIPS.
9lnftin g. S5oy an 3be i. 8. Gtuiie
Batting 60, 8 Sabre paht auf nas
Giltnthnm beianni ais 644 Rihmono
Ctr, monotlids Rietbe $50.
9be 5or Die Go. an. pieIsIbe, S Sab
re pnht duf pns Giatntbum befunnt
nls 642 Rihmpnb Str; Hpnotlihe
Ristbe $50.
Gnne paBmort an Sarah 8 Gcnlts
barb, Cots 90. 20 unb al in Seit. IL,
Grosbn sp., 81.
SO. SO. Tepcre an WiIIiam &. De-
bore, Got 30. IL in 1epores ilHteraba
theituna in MnberIon 9p,, ST..
sSobn u. 4bt an Wlinnie 6. Shmibt.
Got 30. Ia in 5rsberid Minsr's 1lns
terobtbeiIune, Weftfpoph. 81.
Ranen 5olplonb u. Mnn.. an Miliiom
u. Gtephens, bic tptitlihen % Sub bon
Got 191 unb 10 bel % 5uB pon Der
nornpeItIihen Ode Der Got 1913 In Boz
finger e Soptin's llnierabtbeiIung,
South Hortpoob, $3.50.
Oscar 9ermaH an Jobn Guariors.
Got Ro. is in 9aDiD arnet's llntsrabs
tbeilung, 81.
2lnna 2ouiio Sofeo an Roberi 8.
Spfso, bie Ditlthen 2.55 SUB Don Got
glo. 40 unb bic ipeitlichen 1885 5uB
bon Got Ro. Al in Mm. 6. 9uHtinss
tons llnterabtb.iIuHg, 81.
Z. II. WleGuan on gbriftidn Gpps
! Ter, Got go. II in Wm. 1ospts's abs
bition gu Mabiionpitle, 81.
Grbeu Don Otto 8. 8. g5afm, per
Sheriff. on aIfrsb 9udingbam. Cots
SO. 8, 13, ID, ID, q, %, 26. q, 33
unb "a unb bic ipsitIiG. 5GIfts BON Got
So in Balm &: Germans llnterdbtbti.
lung in Camp Dominion, $383.4L
Sonuel poiofb II. anb. an Rof.
souIins u. anb.. lit ader an Der
9ep1ffern bss 9rp Bun, Quberfor
gp., foipis 62 adsr in bemielbeu
Up, 81.
CLARA q. Sears II. anb., per Sbe.
riff, on @iLIiam 6. Bel, Got. Jlo
302. 304 unb 306 in 6ortsborne's llni
tero6tbsiIuns, Sal.
/ 9lnna Shipnrbel an WlarD aramer
/ Got an Sonotbun Ips., 81 etc.
/ sim 6. airbn on 5arrp !. Otter
/ GOT an Runnpmsoe 4ps., $4,000.
/ anHd gromptDn an Braut Bauer
/ Got an gones Str, ST etc.
i Z. 3. 8i6tniOn on Spoe gdrt gap
| tiff gbur6, / Got an Widiean aDs.
| ST etc.
! Geors. Raibsrs an Senrn 5. Gin
lid, Cots 200 bei 201 in Der 2. Inter
abtbtifuHs. Qorfpcob gari, 81 etc.
NIin 6. 5unn an SaIia 8otmann
| i Got on Coleman Ctr, 81 etc.
| Gb. q. Soreent an u. W. Snpsporc
/ Got an Goit 5ilI Qpt., $500.
". 8. 5opnarb an GoHa aIape,
] Got an bto., ST. etc.
/ 6drrn Gidman on SeIen Roper,
Got in gIsmere. 81 etc.
1 ReItorer 6. aner an Gbds. U. a1a
tsrs, 81 Adsr in anbsrIon gp.. 81 Ell
Sohn Snber on ghns. SdueIer,
Got on goubinot glps., 81 etc.
Bernard Detsr On q. II. 8. G. u
Rp. 60, 9 Cots in Seit. 81, Wsiltrss
Sp.. $19, ,701.50.
M. y. Cooper on gliIabeih g. Rr
TeIIe, Got on mloRteiih gIpe., 81 q.
Gas. g. Weoonep, 5ruitse, an SO. :
Cooper. 100 Sub an Siettinius aps
81 etc.
Stlsn Qouiie Deiiers on RoIs De
ters, "a CUB on Spcamore Ctr
81 etc.
Geo. griesbober an Mm. Rnpher
/. bauer, 80 GuB an MGbifon Rpdl
! 81 etc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-25
urduten Gtunbe.

,gllfo ni6t fpabr - aud sic tont>
men, lieber Doftor2 Sieben ubr! !WieiHe
So6ter tpirb ettpus iinsen, meine Jrdu
alaDisr ipielen uno I'm adt nbr SDiis
PERI
yWerbe 10 frei fein; ober DOR aht
biirfte es mir taum mogli9 fein.1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-25

Deli DelDuDEeU. uGlI ptI 1oultdet w Htt1t
unt gpafen. sic ipereen mid inon
oerjtehn, Iieber Serr. Der Dottor bat
mir apor seIast, baB ih mid auf sic
perlafIen f0nne -"
Wermutb reihte ihm Die Saro.
.6ier lit mein Gbrennort!" n'urs
lneIte er babel.
Der Nieie bate elm Srpeites 8las
aus bem Seniter senpmmen, bas an Der
aiide fiibrts, bdnn i6lpB sr ben Sasss.
Der.
nWarum Ttnb Sie bic Ra6t bier &c.
bliebsu2" fraete sr miBtrauiI4.
,glb, bas lit es! SD tperbe mir ioe
aleih eShr ppIIes @ertrduen erfperben,
lieber Mtann. Mir gilt es slet9, OBJ bic
8eiDen in 4merita dnfcmmen Doer
nidt -. gallfuB lit Elm Spieler BON
9rofeHipn, Der ieinsn Ruub in Der 5da
fhe birat 80. bic Summe mub beoeuz
teub Tein, benn Elm WaenIh Teiner Sorts
qibt iid nit 3Ieinisteiten niht ob. SD
babe i6n bier sans Sufdlio getrofs
fen 80. 8i. Srau lit eben 70 f6lsdt
unb qerieben als Der Munn -. gsr@
fte6en Gie mid bsnu niAt, Batter
baibmat? sSh bin Der intime Jrsuno
bes Dottprs Weppr =. als ioIher fpelie
ich tein 8efbdft suriid -. Der Huge
Wienf6 beniibt iebe 9eIegenheit, nm SI
perbienen. Rehmsn sic mid fir oisis
gudt oIs ibrsn 8pmpagnpn an"
Der Birtb brahte bas 9las nt9t
gum Runbe, bus er in Der Sano belt.
,8pnen sic mid auf bic Probs itsls
Len2" Fliiftsrts er. .
Sd min Sbnen nur beipetisr, odB
id3 fein 8errdtber bin. 8leihe Sruoer,
elside aappen, nidt pahr7 Der s5ns
bait Der ReiTstaide tpmmt uns Betoen
su Staten 80"
Der glIte bGinselts perf6mibt mtt
ben Queeu.
Der 9pttor bat mir idon er5ablt
bab sic Elm tii6tigsr 9ei6Gftsmdnu
Fnb, Der etfpus gu leiItsn i'm Stano'
it," .
Gr Iebute fib uuf BEN sifd bes But
fets, 70 oaB sr nit Bermuth ishr letl'
| fprshen tpnute.
,gie buben mid uIiO peritanbsu
5err 6uibmut2"
,9epib, 6err Wermutb."
,,Gs trGbt ipeosr 5unb nod 5ahr
na6 bem Gbepaars, bas tn's 3uht
bdus tdme, ipenu Die 8oIi5ei es pdtte.
rWas entbGIt bic SoIhe NOBLE"
Sin. srpBe Summe IN 8plo IN,
8autnotsH, fiiuf3igs bis feh5istauisnl
Sboler.N
2ucte regts iih.
Die beiben 9erbreder ihipiegen.
6aiomdt reihte bem neuen aompdg
non bas 9las. Wdbreno bieisr trani
fIiiiterte CT:
Die ssrou i6Idft tpieoer; lie fan
ben &opf ni9t aufrs6t baltsn. Bt
fino iibrigens gleid fertig: Sragen 81
Die Sufte uno psrfdDinbeu sic ba
nit, Denn i1 Sbusn bus 3st6e,
gsbs -. Sir bos llsbrigs psrOs ic
Iprgsn."
| ,9ut."
rDu sic NIT ben 2suten befrsunoe
finb, tpirb man Sbuen bas SepGtftii
f6pn gum Srugen iibergeben."
sd peroe IS ihon etn3urtats
piffen."
! 2ouife trut in bus Buffet.
y@ater, man tpiiniht Did Su ipr'
den"
rDsr, mein &inb2"
r9u tpsibt ss ih0n."
Saiomat entFernte fidb burh cir
| Seitsntbiir, bic in bem 9etdfel be
| giiFfets angebradt mar. Wsrmut
rt6tete einiue 8orte an bic Mirtbiu.
r@ie nsuHt man Sis?" frugts sr Il
6sInb.
rMubome 9aupeFs, lisber Ser
Msin Runn, eiH frunaOftfher S6iFfi
tapttdn, Itebt iebt i'm 0tsuite zines b
| niihen Rbeoers 49,.
r4b, unb bieier bef6rbert bic poHt
giers, bic fih bel Sbrem Batter ell
i9retbeu Iufen2"
,Sie baben es errathen. Seben g
bod, pie Grms 5rau fdlt pom Gid
bera6."
(5Ortissung fOlst.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-25
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
--sls str6hutshs--
lDa6Ilaaerin 0ieles 3ellailGs.

caea IN ber altefsn Heii SAB 20 eefpiHt
9nfoasn. bte err0 bic gnopiHns botst eeaass
iparsa Hne ts Iieat iein Biresfsl ocr. pos
aun temisniaae noA @erfoneH eItltftn, eR
eifrdb cine mnbsfanuls araft TN EicHcs haos
gieIes su ttaH nHb eoruassaiaeeE. nns lhs
ahbese erfiannllA IN nHs tieibi. Sur Selsss
cat bic gscfur etefs Dame befcHeGs benifH'ilet.
eenn ne bal iEr bic felisHt Gabe rsFiisetn. eas
gsbcn lbter g7itmsHfheH nie sir aaiseinias.s
res SUD aeHaH 81 lden- Heseesi nsR oas
no n, ,Erer elaeueu aelsbsns an Seeiin Ersnrs
fsobut s,sbus Sle 0aff 9Hb a1r eitiiA hts
ctef.u eIseuss. harm eebf bssisIee btnsaf. bts
ebr Bic f6eae ssgfistas Doa 6rnR 2. passsr
sre,6i 1as Saus III sug EInisE Saas HEs
sm HGnr III bsr aamsi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-25

8om 9legen in bic Irnufe.
.Sie iinD bod, MN gum slpeiien
WioL perbeirntbet. 8ergIeifeu Cir
iIift otter innlpiiifiirIidD ssbre teiDgal
ssrangny@
.Gic erite bat Diel boie Seiten se.
bnbt, nber
sslber trosbem beoouern Gle ib.
rem Iob2-
Ro ID, lpenn fie Hidt eeItorben nod
r., bdtte ib bic slrxite bod HidA feii-
ueu geleTutl-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-25
Oru dfehIer.

Sn Der 0iterreihifhen 4rmet iinb
surseit Diele Reformen in ausfiht ges
lommen, bic zine 9erjHiiguug bes
Gserea heans6eu fcnens
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-25
MRS. Id. YAEGER,

Sssflu wssnns, atHwsss. 0inrtHnass. =.
@cess 80 Gents nHe baEanex.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13
DREDGING EDITION GOING
 LIKE HOT CAKES

The Nung and Dredging Edition is s"mE inv hot cakes It Is Keeping the Nugget busy every evening up an ten and eleven o'clock binding thg maga. j.. zine Go meet the next days demand.
 People come in and purchase a copy then return the following day to secure from nve to a dozen wrapped for mail ing. They have e. read th. book and look it through to appreciate it's value.
 The Northwestern which win leav, m the early part of next week will take several hundred copies ont Co diff fereut parts of the states.
 Copies will hr shipped Co France England, Germany Norway. Scotland Mexico and Australia Tn, Mining an, Dredging Edition will md its way [, Che tartherm"st corners uf the slob, this tim,
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13
BENEFIT CONCERT
 KLONDY NELSON

Everything is in readiness for the musical concert this evening at the Congregational church. to be given for the benefit of Klondy Nelson who de- parts on the last steamer for the out side to continue her education.
 All of Nomes popular talent will take part in the concert and the pub lie. from the number of tickets sold will show their appreciation, not only for the most excellent musical pro gram to be rendered. but on account of the young lady for whom Il is being given. being worthy.
 The following Is the program for this evening
 Pionu solo Polka de Concert ...
 ..... .... ...... Henry Peterson Violin Martha ... .... ....
 . ........ Miss Klondy Nelson Contralto solo-Can Me Back
 ...... :. Miss Margaret Mold, Recitation-Bnly Brsg and the Big
 Lie e.. ..... Mrs. Fred Cowdey Solo-The Last Rose of Summer is
 the Sweetest Song of All......
 ....... ..... Miss Wilma Lehman Cornet solo-Selected . F. O. Hanks Soprano solo--Without Thee ...
 . ........ Mrs Percy School Selection ........ . Bruner Cut Mezzo soprano solo-Selected ....
 ...... .-... Mrs. Robert Lusk Violin solo-Blue Bells of Scotland
 .-..... -.... Miss Klondy Nelson Program begins at g o'clock
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13
GOLD DID NOT
 BOTHER DREOCES

The recent cold snap put nearly all the camps out of business by shutting or the water supply and causing the water tu freeze on the rifTles
 The dredges have been digging away day and night without any bother. the sluices being protected SO the material passed on through and the gold left behind n the boxes
 The moderate weather coming on again many of the smaller camps are thinking of starting up again, for the miners are looking for late fall and may get several weeks of sluicine in the day time for the water ceases to run iu the small creeks
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13
SEEN AND HEARD


 The dredging concession of several miles Of Solomon river. formerly own ed by the Kelly Dredging Company with Con Kelly and F.. z. Cole as prln- cipal owners changed hands recently.
 The amount paid for the property is not known. but several thousand dol- lars were paid down on the option. so We are informed. and it is also stated that Jafet Lindeberg. president of the Pioneer Mining Company has secured the property.
 The claims controlled by Cole and Kelly. that they turned over Co the new company, are located on the upper Solomon above what is known as the East Fork, and contain gold. although the depth to bedrock Is not SD very many feet.
 For the benefit or the hundreds nf people who wish Co mai to their friends on the outside copies of the popular Mining and Dredging Edition. We will state they can purchase them already wrapped for mailing ,t In. Nugget office and the postage for send d- ing the magazine through the mail is hve cents each. The pictures in tb. book Cost fifty cents each and ap. SO cures nearly forty of them. for the price Of one also a full description ana page after page of other iut-r.stin,. mining news thrown in
 We wonder what the In, ,r ,b, Senator will bring forth. for w. hay. had our attention called to publisbIn.. the full account Of the last trip of tba senator 10 Seattle. or during tr. borrs the vessel was in the storm. It Is not SO much what Is in the log ,f tbe steamer. it Is what the three hundred passengers repoted when they reached seattle that interests us more in here
 The lawyers in Nome are iumnjnp sideways these days. for Judge Nm rane Is cleaning up the legal calendar before the close of nayIgstlop ,,t cases are set daily. sometimes tbre. Tor the same day so no time win h. lost. Whenever there is surficga,, cause for directing a verdict the at- torneys know it wiI be directed b,. our present judge which is somawhst of a new departure 10 Inc custom as- abolished in the eight years prior ta his appointment to the bench.
 The Nugget received a fine bov o, cigars Yesterday afternoon from ,ba late benedict J. J. Meyer. and the fore are now indulging fin smoke dreams wishing John nothing but little iron oles' In the step he has recently taken.
 The cigars come in mighty handy tAese nights while the force bas ,o "ork rather late turning out the sn- ished Mining and Dredging Esl,,o, rom the binding department.
 Toby the esndyman. states tbe ,Yro food Inspector. Mcdonald. did not over look his place whn. here in the c,,v He paid the store several vislts. ven,
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13
CLEAN UP IN IOMEN
 O. SHELDON WINDOW

The urSt clrau-up ut iha Numg Quartz Development Company. which was won by Oscar Carlson last Satur day evening. k now on display in th store window nf Lomen X sheldon clothers
 The gold Is valued al nearly thirty dollars and represents less than one tn" of ore sent through the stamps.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13

through the whole stock uf candies and material for making bon bons. and stated the art of adulteratiou had not penetrated this far North. but out in the states they had to constantly watch tn" manufactures of candies.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13
NEAL BROWN SUFFERS STROKE.

Neal Brown. miner. recently em- ployed on the Pioneer Mining Com pany's workings suffered a stroke of paralysis yesterday afternoon while indulging in @ quiet game of pool at the Horseshoe saloon He was re- moved to Holy Cross Hospital this morning. His physician believes he will be all right again in a short time
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13
cooE.CLARK TOMORROW MIGHT.

The Code-Clark Amusemut Com pany win give their regular Satur,~y evening show tomorrow evening. A fine program having been arranged and there being no other entertainment on A B hall should be packed to see the large show they are to give for the mpney
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13
DAUGHTER FOR AL FOL SOM.

Yesterday afternoon daughter was born Co Mir and Mrs. Al Folsom on n street
 Both mother and baby are doing well under the care of Dr J IT Mus tBrd
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13
FRESH DRESSED PORK.

We are dressing six hogs and tomor. TO-" will have same on sale.
 Will dress six more in about four weeks.
 PACIFIC COLO STORAGE co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13
NOTICE

Do not be deee,ved by a monopoly. WE WILL save you 20 per cent on al electrical supplies. Come and see the Improved Tungsten Lamp. Carleton Hardware Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13

For prompt aud sstisfaet'ry laundry work call up the Peoples Laundry. Phone Main i51.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13

Before leaving for Seattle. order a dozen bottles Bartlett Natural Water delivered to your stateroom from Seward Com'l Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13

The best Bourbon or Rye whiskey in town by the gallon or bottle. Seward ComT Co. wholesale and retan dealers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13

There is always something new. Good music from now on alwsys some thing doing and the lunch growing.
 SOB.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13

TICKETS ON SALE AT ToBYs.
 Tickets for klondy kelson's benefit 'ne now on sale at Toby's candy store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13

For the tired feeling visit the Bowl ing Alley.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-13

Visiting Cards at Nugget Office.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-29
Lnws should he Enforced.

To the Editor of the Evening Star:
| would lie to ask through your
Rostrum column why it is
that the State and city officials make
so many seemingly needful laws, and
then fail to enforce them. 1 refer in
particular to the law against drinking
in public places and the one rela-
tive to ire-buckets. AS to the former,
while | do not agree with the persons
who made the law, L think that all
should be made to observe 1T alike.
The railroads have been compelled to
their drinking cups while
many of the theaters still use them.
This is not a fair way to enforce our
laws. The other law is not violated
so much in the letter because many
concerns have the buckets all right,
but they fail to keep them filled with
water. What is the sense in having
ugly buckets standing around if they
are empty? l..
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-29
R-eprimand Needed.

To the Editor of the Evening Star:
| would like to make a complaint
against the fond owners',of cats and
dogs who have gone away to the coun-
try or seashore and left no provision
for the feeding and sheltering of their
winter pets. During the day these hum
cry animals hide in the shadows of
areaways or in vacant lots, and at
night they prowl around looking for
food. No sooner do the people place
their garbage cans in the gutter than
the pack falls upon them, tears the
covers off and scatters their contents.
BY the time the wagons arrive they find
h~alf-empty cans. This condition will
continue as long as these people are
not reprimanded. A determined effort
should be made at once to rid the
streets of these vagrant animals, be-
cause they are a menace to the safety
of children and the preservation of pub
lie health. RESIDENT.