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Arizona republican., 1911-06-30
BLUE AND CRIMSON
IN THE ANNUAL MEET
Harvard Slightly Favored in the Bet
ting.

New London, Conn, June 29.-The
curtain in American collegiate sports
for 19Il-1l falls tomorrow with the
annual race of the regatta between
Yale and Harvard on the Thames. In
the morning will come the races be-
Arizona republican., 1911-06-30
ALFRED DE ORC. eILLlARoIsT.

New York. June 29.-Alfred de orc
took tonights block of fifty points
from John King. thereby winning the
handicap three-cushiOn billiard match
100 TO g6
Arizona republican., 1911-06-30
DEATH OF OLD SPORT.

Continued on Page -
Arizona republican., 1911-06-30

rOH SAlE-5-room brick, on North
Second st, close in; corner lot;
$3.50. E. E. Pascoe, 11O North Center
street
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-02-08
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DISCHARGE.

Notice IS hereby given that the
undersigned will make application to
d. A. Smith, Judge Of Probate for
Oconee County, in the State OF South
Carolina, at his Office at Walhalla
Court House, on Thursday, the I'd
day of MARCH, 1911, at II o'clock
In the forenoon, or as soon thereaf-
ter as said application can be heard
for leave to make final settlement of
the Estate Of Herbert Il. Thompson,
deceased, and obtain final discharge
as Administrator Of said estate.
J. D. SHELDON, Administrator,
February /, 1911. 5-8
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-02-08
Jerry Moore Gets Ribbon.

Columbus, Ohio, Feb. 4.--PriZe
winners IN corn, grain and seed COM
petitions at the National Corn Show
were announced to-day.
stephen Henry, Of Melrose, Iowa,
and jerry Moore, Of Winona, S. c.,
by the Secretary OF Agriculture for
the best production per acre Of corn,
were awarded an automobile and 4
ribbon, respectively, by the exposi-
ton management.
K. p. Hayes, of Ashcville, \. c.,
won the worlds prize for the best
pop corn.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-02-08
MUTUAL. LIFE MAKES AGENCY
CHANGES.
Annual Dividends Show Increase

+. II. Hyatt, Of Columbia. S. c.,
manager for the Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company OF New York, an
nOunccS that it has become necessary
to make some changes in their Green
vile agencies, and he has designated
James NJ. Moss a district supcrintcnd-
cnt. Mr.. Moss will place several re-
liable and competent agents in the
field and the Mutual Life expects to
get its share of the fir. : class business
written in Grecnvillc.
The Mutual Life now writes an
nual dividend policies exclusively and
the dividends for 1911 show the
seventh consecutive increase, which
is something entirely new in life in
Surance circles.
Men of character desiring to repre-
sent the company in Grccnvillc coun-
ty may communicate with either Mr..
Moss or with Mr.. Hyatt direct.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-02-08
Missouri Capitol Destroyed by Fire.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Feb. 5.-Thc
Missouri Capitol building was de-
stroMcd by fire tonight. Many Of the
records Of the government and State
Offices were lost.
Lightning, which struck the cuDalO
OF the dome shortly after o'clock
spread the flames to the roof of the
House of Representatives, and the
building was doomed.
The Legislature will determine to-
morrow whether to continue its ses-
sion here or elsewhere in the State.
The loss Of the House records prac-
tically necessitatcs the work Of the
present session being done over
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-02-08
Death Of Lewis CrOmcr,
{ Anderson Nail.)


Lewis Cromer. one OF the cOunty's
best known citizens, died at his home
near Townville last week at tho axe
Of about is years. He had been il,
since September. and had suffered
from something like jaundice. I he
funeral and intcrment took place at
Double Springs Baptist church, near
TOwnvillc, Of which Mr.. CrOmer was
a member. Mr.. Cromer is survived
by his wife and twelve children.
Three OF these are married. Jerome
Cromcr, who lives in Georgia. and
Mrs. j. +. Marett and Mrs. o. S. Mar
cit, both Of whom live near Town.
Vile. The other children make their
home with their parents. Mr.. Cromcr
was brother OF Edru Cromer and Of
Mrs. J. II. Heller, OF the Townrille
section, and J. J. Cromer, of Seneca
Mr. CrOmer had lived all his life near
Townville, and was a successful lar
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-02-08
Thirty Years Together.

Thirty years Of assOciation-thin
Of it. How the merit of good thing
stands out in that timc--or the worth
ieSsncSS OF a bad one. SO there's no
gucSSwork in this evidence OF Thos.
AriSs, Concord, Mich, who writes: 81
have used DR.. Kings New Discovery
for 80 years, and it's the best cough
and cold cure | ever used" Once it
finds entrance in home YOU can't
ply it out. Many families have used
it forty years. It's the most infalli-
bic throat and lung medicine on
earth. Uncquallcd for la grippe,
asthma, hay fever, Group, QuinSy or
sore lungs. Price SOC. and 81. Trial
bottle free. Guaranteed by all drug
giSts.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-02-08
Death of w. l.. QUITS.
CTugaloo Tribune.)

The spirit OF w. p. QUITS, OF Oak
way. took its flight to regions beyond
on January 10th. Mr.. QUITS was
about 60 years old. He had been con-
fined to his bed for over a month with
complication Of diseases. He was
twice married, his first wife being
Miss Leila Snclgrove, Of Anderson
the second Miss Moon, Of Oakway.
Both preceded him to the grave. Be
sides Il host Of friends, he leaves two
small children to mourn his death.
He also leaves two brothers and three
Franklin QUITS, Of Anderson
county: Jackson QUITS, of Gainesville.
Ga; Mrs. Katie Eimg, OF Oakway:
Mrs. Matte Kay, Atlanta, Ga. The
remains we're laid to rest in the
Smith Chapel cemetery. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev. !.
l.. Singleton, assisted by Rev. Carter,
or Townvillc. The bercaved ones
have our deepest sympathy.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-02-08
Pay your commutation road tax.

Pay your communication road tax.
Mrs. n. l.. Fant is spending this
week In Anderson among relatives
and friends.
Blacksmith tools, Oliver plows
and repairs. Our prices are putting
these goods into the farmers hands
Matheson Hardware Co., Westmin-
ster, S. G.. 4-6
w. S. Haley, Of Lavonia, Ga, is
in Walhalla to-day on business and
among his old friends here.
Have those old lines run and
nice plat made Of your farm and
save iNcure trouble. You are the
man | mean. w. NJ. Fennell, sur
veyor, Walhalla, r. f., d. No. /.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-02-08
..s!.!.i. .!..!..!..i..!. .i.!"!..!. .!..,..;s.,.
s3'"t .s..i.
J. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. !.
.l........... ...,.....,l. .;..!..!.!.... ....i..
,-Burt seed oats at Bauknight's,


-Rev. w. II. Nicholson will preach
at High Fails Baptist church on the
third Sunday in this month at II
o'clock Public invited to attend
Fine homo made candies at The
Cash Grocery Companys store
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
B. S. Look and family. who have
for some time been residing in
Grccnvillc, moved last week to Char
lottc, \. c., where they will make
their home in the future.
DIR. Thos. G. C. Fahnestock, dem
list, will be In his office every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday.
-Creatorc and his band of SO
famous musicians will give a matinee
at Clemson College on Thursday.
February 9th, at $50 p. M Ad-
mission, 75c.
i have the finest lot Of mules
that has been to Westminster i'm
twelve months. Am Offering BARGAIN
prices for the next few days. Terms.
cash or on time. Sec me at the oil
mill, Westminster. T.. c. Marctt
Mrs. Kate p. Lewis. of Spartan
burg, is spending a short while in
Wa!halla with her sister. Mrs. S * .
Dendy. She has many friends here
who are always glad 20 welcome her
back to her old home.
You had better drop Matheson
Hardware Co. a line or so and get
their prices on windows and doors
People are going for miles around to
get their goods. Their prices are
getting the business for them. G
Miss Bullic Moss left last Mon
day for Grccnville. where she will
probably remain for some time She
Is contemplating accepting a position
as Stcnographcr for J. +. Shrine. Of
thnt city. She has numerous friends
hcre who will regret her departure.
For Salc--Lot Of corn. fodder
and pea vine hay. J. II. Darby.
The Seneca Hardware Company
call attention to the fact that they
are prepared TO meet all your wants
in the line OF building material. etc.
When in Seneca give them a call.
You will find this company always
ready to serve YOU in the very best
manner.
The Royal Tailors can fit and
SUIT You. CAN pure woOlD See
their line OF samples and get a suit.
Special Inducements during the week
beginning to-day and ending on the
l3th. Moss x Anscl, Waihalla.
Robert S. Rutlcdgc. who has !or
several years been State Armorcr.
with headquarters i'm Columbia. is in
Walhalla again, to the delight OF his
many friends and old comrades. N.r.
tutlcdgc recently resigned his posi-
non owing to the poor health Of
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-02-08

i hav the finest lot Of mules
that has been to Westminster i'm
twelve months. Am Offering BARGAIN
prices for the next few days. Terms
cash or on time. See me at the oil
mill, Westminster. Il. G.. Marett
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-02-08

The Regular Communication of
IEo1IX'su1 Blue Ridge Lodge, No. 90,
4 Xl$X A A. T.. NJ, will be held next
esssa2Szsas1 Friday evening, 10th in
stant, at s o'clock.
j. B. S. Dendy, w. NJ.
w. 0. White, Secretary.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31
EMPEROR PU-YI
 CRIES ENOUGH
Nugget SD . -i S,r. c-

Nugget SD e ..l S,r. o-.
 PEkIN Set 3l.-This morning Em- pcror Pu-T. announced from the thruu, he sould grant thc people an immediate constitution. That tn, same should be q fled and approved at once
 The cabinet officers. after n.ariug the 'dict from the thron.. mad. hast .t apnlogiz [" their emperor for past r,a-l"ct iu mol having "n.. r-adN [" sub uii for his approval Th. belief is that the emperor has h'@ enough aud i~ willing Co grant the p,,pl" wh. th,> demand m "rdcr tp r' ~'orc pcF,r. The granting of au inn i'o"iate e't,sutatf"u nn thc uart .s ,h. emperor i- taken as sign that he is willur to mak. terms of peace with his people and pat an eut tn th, strug gle
 The situation iu m. ,ity t~ alarm ing. horde ar" fleeing from m. capi- tai in fear of an uprising 10 Nanchuria. where there i- a -tat,. of .nr..at atrnng n" mhahiraute
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31
TAFT MAKES HIT
 IN WINDY CITY

If the attorney general i~ bringing action against the steel trust you can rest assured he Is doing SO after a thorough investigation of their meth pds of conducting business r. h. has been convinced that II Is an "rcaniza # ton in restraint of trade. h. will make them respect the law much the same a- he has other lare. combinations of capital.
 Neither the administration nor tho republican party has any political ax to grind in the bringing of thes, suits. We expect to carry out the laws of the land as given us L" enforce. and all wh" are guilty of hrsakinp them will he punished tn th, fnl extent nf the law"
 Al the end of his .aar,-- th, pr"- ple rose up and gave ct,rr after cheer for the president and told him they were with him to the very end
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31
FIGHTING OVER
 M'NAMARA CASE
Nugget Special servie,

Nugget Special serae,
 LOS ANGELES. oct aI. Attorney RurdweH thi~ morning 1ccused the dcf'us' o' trying [" ,ircums.ut the ruling made by the c"ur, in ,haIl-ug- ing th. talrsmru being examined
 Quitr 60 liv,k tilt occurred between the lawyers f"r th, d,f-n4, and the attorneys representing the stat. a~ to thc qualification of two tal.~mrn The d"f'u~' trying [" hold they u.rr dis. qualified fpr believing th" Times build- ing was dynamited while th. prasecu- tion held that ~ush hrlicr iid not pre- vent them from sitting on th.. ease under tbr rulng "f th, court
 The progress for selecting a Jury IS e"me ahead very slowly and il NnI ha many days before tr~tim"u, k nrsr,i iu the ease.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31
Nugget Special Service


 CHICAGO. Oct a0.- Saturday even ing President Taft delivered a poli- tical address to thousands of people W ho greeted him with shouts and hand clapping when he Was introduced.
 The president during his address took th. liberty of commenting on the acts of the government toward the large corporations. that ar. being forced to obcy tho law.
 I wish to make a public denial of the statement published broadcast throughout the land today that the government Is bringing action against the steel trust for political purpuses.
 I would rather cut an my right hand than do anything tn disturb business mntives for the purpose of .cultivating political success The can didate who would resort to such meas ures Is deserving of defeat at the hands of the people and the adminis- ration now getting after the various trusts is doing so after securing such information that warrants them n taking such steps.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31
NEARLY AS MANY PEOPLE THIS
 WINTER AS SEASON OF 1910

With the sailing ot the steamship Victoria during the early hours of the morning the last of the hig crowd sailed from Nome and We are now in a position to get line on the population from the records kept at the local GUS toms ofiico.
 Last fall the Nugget stated there was over two thousand people who would winter in Nome and this vicin- fly and we are able to state again this fall that our population will he over two thousand
 The official population of Nome. gave the city over 2.Goo and last winter tho city council had census taken which proved We had nearly shat number.
 From the report which We will pub. fish in full one can readily see that during the past summer l514 passen- gers arrived from the states in Nome and 1928 departed This ducs not in cl,rdc the many who have come down to Nome from up river points and the number will materially increase the
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31

.f r. '0, ,ii-..t..ai .l...f ni th.- rem a'..r "afru"r.a ana trtrr n,artur rh. report af br N,.mm eud invr-tigat .ur tn. ."aIIri"u- wrote tn.. rofluwin- l"tt.a tn rh. -aId doctor Also a Dt. t"r v'- addressed to tn- ,ty h.altu n''.' fut another T." Nr Ta44art %. rn' psan, ""a Starae, roupau,
 <aa. N,-ha p.f 9. Isll m Q N,umau Physician Mask,
 S..,". .r.I.. Nam,.. Alaska
 n.ar ~n .s., been informed thai .n'..f .r.'-- which nas ,.t u. ?. '. r"aH. '"lH St"r,l,. coapau, ".. aHna |" n. mr %, rap.. worms tn" r.. .er "' rn, sam. Iu s.dd r.u r' 10. report mad. 'u u, hy th, mn.. tb ."mrm ,"r ha.. u. "r.." rmt Nar n,.ucattu .r tn" sr.a-. confirmed tH, report
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31
NUGGET INVESTIGATES RUMOR
 FINDS THERE IS FOUNDATION

f"r th" pt~t week th,. .r.~tt"r ar diseased reindeer m",r ...,d,d down with germs has been the subject nf considerable discu~siou Tn, Nugget in order {" get at th. bottom of th. whole matter has been fuy.~tiratiuu the ruuors Tor th, past three days and on Thursday last found rnu tl- rayil' Gold St"r,ur c"mpau, had dressed 30 reindeer literally nW-a with t'p"0"rm- and "rr- af th. -am. germs
 Tho meat v.,- -r,n r.r tu,. cu.a Storage Company had tn, a.,,I ln,tar- inv"stiEat" the same. Dr Neumau va4 called in and hr took sample, of th, eggs and developed top"w"rn- from the eggs gathered
 Tn" attention "r Walter e Sn,Id. of the department of interior wa ,alI-
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31
GOVERNMENT TROOPS
 BURNING VILLAGES
spee,al Nugget sery,,s

Speeisi Nugget Seryi,e
 SHANGHAI. O't sl Tn ...,ra mcnt troops are now fullauug .r r.vH recent victory in thr viclnt, "r Han k"w Tn" rel.l~ have H,r.u .HH-B several miles inland acr"~~ th. lI.us-a. river with great lus~ uf life sua aa..E of th"ir ~uppIrs captured
 Alter the mperalist- lruN H.a crossed th. river sunday aui rrlau..4 the rrtrcating army. they returned aud are now .ngac,-d in destroying rnr us tiy" villages.
 The city of uauknw had h,sn hurus.. 70 that u"thnr hut a mas af rWo- now marks th. -put of tn. u.rIline. .ity of f.w day ag"
 The government trnur- ar. lat. au raged dc~troy,nE che towns and rrap crty of peopl. wh" hay, h.su u sym psthy with th, rey"lutiouists ana NH leave uothine hut burnt track lu tn- t.rrit"r, recently eaptured hs tl~n
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31

population.
 According (" the custom report We have 4lS less than arrived. and this gives to Nome nearly the same pupu- lation as last winter when we take into consideration the people who re- turned here from the Iditarod. Kus- kokwim and other interior places.
 The following is the custom ropor, printed in full. giving the husinces ot this port of entry for tre season ot 1911.
 Arrivals Of vessels from T.. x
 ports ..... -..... Ts Arrivals of vessels from foreign Passengers arrived from states
 at Nome ..... ............ l5I4 Passengers arrived from statey
 al St Michael ..... .Ts General merchandise received
 tons .....-. ............- 2IG>5 Coal received domcsti, tons 1850 Coal received. foreign tons G0Io Total coal received. tons ... .sso
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31
TAFT ENDORSES
 FisHER'S PLANS
Nugget spsc,al ser,e-

Nuggs, Spse,sl Ser,re-
 rHirAGn. ost s". -fre-lasut Tat uha delivered fs, yl"~tu- speech at uh, Amru~u MIuu- ranlr,~e ou Saturday stated n.. -udur~yd Secr,.- tars Fisher u at- remarks trrlainiu tn Alaska anal Niu rn ro hav, th, plans t~ outlined b, th, -verrtary ur urr interior ,t"pr.a aurIu- rhc coming winter
 on November tn- president Nfr review rnr nau.shp- ro collect u. New York harbpr when some sixty ~nip- af th, lin, Nul assemble. in the Hudson 8nd lower harhnr
 m" president IS popular here u Chi,ss" aud tn"u~apd~ nf people nack led '" hrar him asu,,r che rNo ad dresses hr made tu the eit,
 Alter resting here Ton say or tuu the executive NilI leave for New York via Pittshurg
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31

Iiruh"w Hmau..- a.r, n.ua# t. .sa'a That tm. aHngaIt-, s#.. m"".a naf allow amy # n. mHu n'urr ia .-gars. a.f faf..t rH. a. rf.tiu ultmm tr- aarru- sra .. '. ~h"' HaNH il rn,.t HHa- .u rt. #rr fa .-,tIr.
 Th' uauaar .t n,ar.. nHuat :. 1.auu al- n"' ur.d n r0. n-pa..r h1 'ns muarri- mas mau rHa#.aua- t- thr construction pfas.d au rn.. i. f"fHal"r m tu. rlty for Hankau va- i .1rs'. aef.N. aus ssr tm.hk fspu Hf.H
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31
TURKS RECAPTURE
 PART OF TRIPOL!

p.,-.,..-.sn al H uaJuaa ..r t.,..4t. tHss loft Co tae m.r,, uf fH. .m.m, muu- iha h"#afaH.nr hs tH. aar tr--rIz
 rh' farh- .r. meeting vra aan.nt .rHhi, -aase-- utHsIf faua hatfh-. a"I iH. Hsf... are NBtn tHsu fm' H.Ir ..ea ta rctHH Huhtmr rn. contest I- nea d land bttt',. far. afl th. iurNH-n s..#.H- ,r.. .fthrr ..r sl conn. ai--rau ar at.N anchored andar n. .art- af tU. r.rN-n gau- a.u u-Id. rH, brHau-lI,-
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31
Nugget spse,al Ser. zee

Nug9st opeelaI orrF'ee-
 DENVER ori -N Th.. dvmvgrati,, managers oi ths state u"w in confer snce in the city administered fatal thrust (" Goyern"r Harmon. "u, "f th, possible candidates for the nomination hy the partN in the coming convention.
 According ta th. democratic man agers of the state Governor Harmon has gone on record as being against the recall of the judiciary and that heinz one of the strong blanks the par N expects to adopt he would he de- feated In the presidential race.
 The democrats believe that plank
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31

ItH~IttN .t,t 10 m .nt. I.atrh,- @tau iItusaN has n,ru r.-ap ur.H D. 'h, r"N"ntiuni~t~ end nuu -"'nn "f lH e"N.rumrnt tr""r- The n.l"'~ rrreitra rutarrym.ut~ ra tna number of lh.rt> thousand tna march
 d "roh th" government troops who ''r. "rnins thr sitl anu -urraundei th,m killing l-uo" The rebels arc now -n'.lus Admiral Sah.s fleet forcing lr down the river
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31
DEMOCRATS ALL
 SAME INSURGENTS

m thrlr platform rJlltug for rh,. r-ysu
 H 'hs ludiciar, would meet with pup- "iaT fsNer and it bring au antr- Taft m''oure "iil h",r wtth th- common p,nplr- who are anNiuu- Go a.. granted m"re powers Th" records ta nand proves that Judge Harmon i~ opposed (" any such m"vr and has officially opposed the judicisr, recall. for that reason h~ should not he considered as q possible candidate for the democratic nomination
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31

th"t'f"r,. a- :, r.mp"rar, HIrasur- and n'i' th" -au,. has been approved '" a.. commissioner veonli appr" .'t. N"tr 1-.tt ttu,. n rhi- matter q N"'. w"u'a ua,h. au .>tmuatton pr all r..ud"'f u,a' brought ro Nome for -aI' haU nfnru aU tu- reindeer "rr !" thi- urd,l ,nd they will b, "Np"'t"d T." brug a'I rarca~~r- Co you for examination .r accordance, with whatever pian- sr. may make. You ar" authorized rn naN. rubber stamp mad" which unl -h,v mat th. meat t"mp,d ha~ been Inspected.
 N,r, truly yours
 WALTER =. SMELL, A--i~tan, Superintendent x " Di-- trict
 Statements printed nugget Office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31
CHINA 10 REVISE
 CONSTITUTION
Nuaael speelal ssrvie..

tIhi>. ''l T. rh, imperial su, .H#.ai "a. Iz-a.d son edict which
 t..f fH..F F.l'. .dl.W t revision
 n. .an.rrH.nu "u. "t th. r"ntru u.u- rur IH.pita',u fb. revolution u au.a 'n. .aantn t. uaa involved
 ff. aH.t m.Hu- That tar rehel- has. raHs# f..r pHH ar aut. aH thr ma'u ..fst- farE ar. aentu= far
 tr I= rrn..aI fIer rn. srautn- .t Hu r1si~t"u of th. constitution which eaH fuaH n. parliament wtth .1. Gam #mn.r- -'rrr' b, uh, u..,. "fII Htka nuasuH ta bring aboat p.,a m r.- aar.ua dt-tret- unrr. fH e.H- u.- aatruG n,.tta-R
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31
Nossst sp.e,sI Service

WASHINGTnN nst f I,rr. from n" seen. ot ugbtu= m Erpaa received hS Che uir department .rtfs.a that tho Turk iu a recent rrtn. r.. captured port nf m" yl's af rrp.#
 Th' d"taiI- nt u. auH a.. .r urag"r rh, dispatch n,r.a -itrr. chat rh' Turh- trn,, fnr IrHsm- at,# ID 8 hattl" fnf pht -">,raI fHlI,.- -outH 'f the ~eapart "f Trp"ll and 1nl."vm= ID their advantage were able to rrestn
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31
OUR POPULATION OVER 2.000
LOCAL REINDEER MEAT CONTROVERSY
POPE WILL APPOINT
 AMERICAN CARDINALS
Nugget spee,sl Service.

Nugget Spee,si Service.
 ROME. Get 3l Pop" Plus \ has given notic. ther he will hold a con si~t"N un November 21 for the purpose Of creating number of new cardinals. That th" prolttc will assemble on that day at th" college of cardinals for the purp"~" nf .r"ating. or appointing ,Dr- tain new rdinals
 The folio, ing Ame' icanS will be ap- pointed. N ,,tr"' m N Farley of New York Instrcy William II. o''nn- noIl of RoT3'n cardinals
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31
NEW REPUBLIC
 IN CHINA
Nugget speeis, Service


 WASHINGTON. oct 3l.-The state department has been notified that the name of the new republic established by the reyolutionists in China is nam ed "Kionagtung."
 The new government established by the rebels over which president and other officers of the republic preside Is located in th" province of Canton
 The people Of the province of Can ton have thrown over their allegiance to the emperor of China and estah- lished republican form of ga~crn- ment the name and purpose of which has been forwarded to the depart ment of state of the various powers
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31
TOBACCO TRUST
 CIRCUIT COURT
Nugget speos serue.

nugget Spects Serstee.
 NEW YORK. p,t. @l. m. suit nn the part of the government to dissolve the tahacc" trust Na~ commenced this morning m thr circut court
 Tn" attorney general i~ represented hy a corps "f lswvrr~ aud th. interest ."f th' American Tsbocc" Trusl is looked after by many prominent men. wh" ar, hgh,us th. terms of disSolu- tiuu-
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31
ARCTIC CLUB WILL
 CELEBRATE NovEMeER {
Nuuast Special ssrv.es.

SEATTLE. oct. es. The officials of the Arctic Club are making great prep .aration for the Alaskans nomecomi1r. and will celebrate nn November in their behalf
 Open house will he kept to i- 'pi . lowed by a smoker. luneh@. a ant speech making in the evening
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-31
oR, HeunAN HAS MOVED.

lT- ID <. Ncuman has moved his suite of offices from over the Lehman store Co over chihergs where Dohh~ formerly had his studio. The doctor has heen very busy an day moving ana attending q" his numerous patients.