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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-06-26
TRUCK FARMING

Truck farming paying industry
of it than would think; it S IN increase
suggestion has been made
be organized Truck Association
cooperation The association would
take
association received their
the markets of the world.
ulary the business
deners and both of these sell
ever price may be offered In doing they
half could
market here week
The knowing the
the market for Them by raising
so the O
This would all be by
local market would be
freight the small would combine
gardening would systemaized
and much profitable than
the good of those the
showing the profit be derived hereo
profits would and that prosperity
And there enough for ALL for the
people Of the cities rich alike
year round for the truck S n he
who in the truck business
In that business organize
VIII help the and by increasing
new money out Of the cities
what
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CHARGED WITH lNcENDIARIsM.

Forest, Miss, June 26.-Frank Len
ton, white man, aged about 40 years,
was brought here Saturday night and
lodged in Jail. Lenton, who is a ten.
ant on the Ely plantation, had a pre-
liminary hearing Saturday before
Magistrate Sherman, at Cash, a ham
let sixteen miles northwest of here, on
a charge Of burning barn and IL con-
tents, owned by w. l.. Ely, a merchant
and farmer, near Beach, on the night
of the 18th inst. The cause of the
conflagration was thought to have
originated in the oats, due to spon.
taneous combustion, and no person
was suspected of the crime. Last
Thursday Mr.. Ely was summoned here
before the Circuit Court on q special
venire in murder case, and Lenton
thought that 1t had something to do
with him, and confessed his crime to
a son of Mr. Ely, but denied 1t in his
trial. f,tr
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they tumbled out, each one yelled
THANK you, mister" and on we went
into the quiet of things as God had
planned 1t. On the way home we met
up with farmer, overalls on legs. hat
in one hand and a big red handker-
chief in the other, with which he was
wiping away the sweat which trickled
down his FACET was a boiling hot
day-and again John slowed up and
called Jump in, brother, and we'll
give you lift" Somehow It &C.
Cured to us that If there were more
Johns" driving automobiles right now
there would also be fewer farmers
dropping nails and throwing glass in
the roadway after dark; fewer of them
who would stand in their fields and
shake their fists at the "aristocrats"
as they drove by; more of them who
would say, We'll, they're taking their
fun in one way, we're taking ours in
another but we all belong to the same
big family and we're glad to see them
enjoy themselves. viii Brownell of
Kalamazoo.
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LIKES PRISON and
SHES At PAROLE

Houston, Tex, June 26.-There Is
one convict in the Texas penitentiary
who likes the prison life 80 well that
he doesn't want to leave it. Recently
when the board of pardon advisors
met in regular session communication
was read from a convict for whom
efforts were being made to secure q
pardon. The convict asked that eff
forts to secure his freedom be ignored
1t is believed the governor and
board will act favorably on the mans
request. The convict declared he
knew 1t was the daughter of an uncle
who was seeking his freedom, but he
says please don't pay any attention
to their efforts for a parole or a par
don." He says he is well pleased with
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-06-26
Dads Boy.

When dad come down to breakfast
this morning he looked as clipper and
pleased as man what's just been
elected alderman. He kissed ma on
her curl papers and said: Lizzie, it's
great to be alive mornin' like this
The sun shines so bright, the birds
sing so gay and the old world smells
so sweet and fresh, let's take the boy
and go out and spend a day at the
lake. feel as though would like to
take little vacation. I haven't had
one In 30 years and I know 1t would
do you a lot of good, too" Ma Just
gave dad one of them parboiled looks
and said: Henry, think sometimes
1t would be money well expended to
have whatever's on the inside of your
head taken out and examined by an
expert. How do you suppose the iron
ms goin' to get done and me sittin'
on the shore Of lake throwin' pebbles
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Selected


The Town TightWad.
The tightwad has a pile of wealth
in safety sailed down; he's gathered
in the scads of stealth, from every
end of town. He's loaded down
with bonds and stocks, and mortgages
and deeds; and when he takes his
daily walks, some victims bosom
bleeds. The man who gets within his
mesh, no mercy need implore; he'll
always have his pound of flesh, and
look around for more. To add a dol
lar to his stack; he'd risk his granite
head; he'd turn the widow from her
shack, the sick man from his bed. I'd
rather gnaw at husks and stones, or
grovel in den, than have a pile of
shining bones that's wrung from needy
men. When you have lost your wad
of dough- and all your plans are
wrecked, you then may to the poor
house go, and keep your self-respect.
But If you torture folks in debt,
through all your grinding years, and
rake in dollars moist with sweat. and
blood, and women's tears, you'll learn
to hate yourself some day, when death
is drawing night; and when they file
your bones away, no soul will heave
sigh.-Walt Mason.
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APPLE HELD FOR MURDER.

Columbus, Miss, June 26.-Will
Kilgore, the negro who was shot by
G. E. Apple on his plantation about 10
miles west of this city June II, is
dead, and Mr.. Apple has been bound
over in the sum of $500 to await the
action of the grand jury.
The negro, after having been shot,
was brought to the Mckinley sanato-
rum in this city, and died Wednesday
night. Mr. Apple appeared before JUS
tice of the Peace Beverly Matthews
Thursday and waived examination.
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NOT UORTH THE PRICE

we knew him when to a
tain point there nothing
him outside the ordinary
lad leaving widow
pleasant peddlng pa
running equipped
working knowledge multiplication
state capitals safely filed his
fe well the old old travelling and
the biting
did AS of
he would cenh his hands and grit his
what mother did worldly
would himself Tl
1t? He surely did and will Of ordinary ability
his life that
Illness this millionaire office
manhood he did not conceal dropped his hands,
said: my God could back
will ptuly
that world and
e he continued Twill be devoted doing something
things
of
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Around The State
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.

Meridian, Miss, June 26.-Ruth Har-
well, aged 9, was accidentally shot
and instantly killed by Lola Harwell,
her 14-year-old sister, in this city Sat
urday afternoon. The two children
were in the store of w. ]. Harwell,
their father. They took pistol from
shelf and Lola pulled the trigger,
not knowing the weapon was self-act-
ing. The bullet struck the younger
child just behind the left ear, and she
fell dead.
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successful meeting this year is good,
and the new tabernacle will be COM
pleted for occupancy.
ENcAMPMENT JULY 6.

Vicksburg, Miss, June 26.-The for
NAL opening of the annual encamp-
ment of the Mississippi National
Guard has been deferred from July s
to July 6. This was the statement of
Adjutant General Arthur Fridge Sat
urday. He explained that immediate
service could not be given by the rail
roads on July for the transporta-
ton of the troops, owing to the special
train service that would be used on
July 4.
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BILOXI CAMP GROUNDS.

Biloxi. Miss, June 26.-The preach
ers for the coming Seashore camp
meeting have just been announced,
and are as follows: Rev. w. R. Hen
dirk, d. D., of the Temple, Louisville,
KY; Rev. G. T. Rowe, d. D., of the
Tryon Street Methodist church, Char
lotte, N. c., and Rev. A. P. McFerrin,
D. D., of st. Francis Street Methodist
church, Mobile, Ala. The outlook for
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PLOT TO BREAK JAIL.

Gulfport, Miss, June 26.-J. S. King.
Harrison county jailer, received a let
ter from one of the inmates of the
prison, Will Coleman, a negro, under
life sentence for murder, stating that
plan was in progress by the prison
ors 70 break jail.
Upon investigation, one of the iron
bars in the "bull ring" was found
half sawed through. The jailer in
closes the prisoners in the steel cages
every night.
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in the water? Goodness knows need
a change bad enough and If was like
some women I'd shirk my duty and
have it, but thank the Lord, I amt"
Dad didn't say nothin'-that's a way
he has of talkin' back and it aggra-
Yates ma like the dickens.-Will
Brownell of Kalamazoo.
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Personal Attention
To Your Account

An officer is in charge of each department of this
bank, and to that department he gives his full and
most careful attention.
This means to the customer that specialist at
tends to each phase of his business.
The result of this policy is that exactness and &C
curacy obtained by the customer in every trans
action; delay avoided and by this division of labor,
il is possible for individual personal attention to be
given the customer by officer who is in charge of
that particular department.
The satisfaction with which we are serving others
leads to believe that you will be pleased with our
service.
The cashier would be glad to talk with you if you
are interested.
Citizens Bank.
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- a - A BLOOD ME1 LII ~ =
So. >. F0R YOUNG Or OLD

The majority of human ailments caused Oy W Necessary
strength and dsease-resstng powers Cha ~ HOOD is pure and
s to ~e old people are afflicted with e e every
chronic because Of weakened blood tones up and
pmsn w fSy oo9 Sn mPs em and ABUNDANT
nousng with which build ldo up herbs af sHd ba c
made entirely of healing Strengthening oo and is therefore the
uuest and safest tood medicine for Old .. Sr oM
Rheumatism Caar Sores and Ulcers oK a Book on the
Malaria Blood Poison and all other blood disorders p
blood and any medical advice free SIS sold at drug o
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.. ATLANTA Ca
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CONDUCTOR KILLS HIMSELF.
Louisville and Nashville Trainman
Ends Life After Completing Run.

Flomation, Ala, June 26.-W. H..
Grant, a Louisville & Nashville con-
ductor on one of the local freight
trains between Montgomery and Flo
nation, committed suicide at o'clock
last night by shooting himself just
above the right temple with a 3S-cali-
Der pistol, dying a few minutes later.
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CATCH 1,5oN TROUT,

Pascagoula, Miss, June ga re-
markable catch of white trout was
made Saturday by the Water brothers,
of Horn Island. There are four of the
boys. They went out in a small boat,
fished four hours with hook and line,
and caught 1900 white trout, which
weighed $50 pounds.
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Town Happeninss-MInus the varnIsh

Town Happenings-Mlnus the VarnIsh.
This morning our friend the shoe
man came along in his auto as we were
trudging the hot and dusty way down
to our office. He yelled Jump in.
Bill" and we jumped We drove out
into the country. The back seat was
empty, but not for very long. Four lit
tie barefooted boys and girls who
were padding in the dust for the
schoolhouse in the distance, were In
vited to Jump in' and they also with
grinning faces, proceeded to jump.
When the schooihouse was reached
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-06-26

life in prison, that he gets all he wants
to eat and gets a chance to go 10
church.
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MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD
East Bound.

No. 2 No. 4.
$3.50 a. M. .Lv. Natchez.. .1:50 p. m.
7:1S a. m. -. .Lv. Roxie. q. .2:3S p. m.
1858 a. m. Ar. Brookhaven. 13 p. m.
$50 a. m. .Lv. Brookhaven.. 4: 16 p. III.
9:41 a. M. Ar. Vanilla. .5:02 p. m.
9:41 a. M. .Lv. Vanilla. ..5:02 p. m
1901 a. m. Ar. Silver Creek. :21 p. m.
1912 p. m. Ar. Hattiesburg. 1920 p. m.
West Bound.
No. 1. No. 3.
$50 a. m. .Lv. Hattiesburg. 2:40 p. m.
S:32 a. m. Lv. Silver Creek. 4:40 p. m.
:54 a. m. Ar. Vanilla .. .5:02 p. m.
9:01 a. M. .Lv. Vanilla. =. 500 p. m.
9:46 a. m. Ar. Brookhaven. 81 SO p. IN.
9:49 a. m. .Lv. Brookhaven. g 55 p. m.
11:24 a. m. .Roxie.. ..7:30 p. m.
1915 p. M. Ar. Natchez. :. 1920 p. m.
Effective May 25th, 1911.
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snapped off so many
remark The Shell
they these things
Democrats They
Nashville
the fuson boilers Nov they
They the
regulars
do today what
his mind deliver them
Of
of another command respect
The chickens have home The
its lamentations all these
foster
permit good men to the legislature from Shelby county
Governor invaded ghoush hands
photographed neglected true and
all the things Bbo
man for voting for him. to rebuke malicious
When his wife, around and man.
ufacture him When
pity shown her not n her mother
There seems to be tie the the N Co
promised to have
poraons have such winning
Pouring vinegar into
~ and eneeuany as Il told will a
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WANTS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to carry as
side line up-to-date line of trunks
and bags. The Petersburg Baggage
Co., Petersburg, Va. 26-6t.
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FOR RENT-Nice front room, close
in. 4O1 Forrest street. Cumber-
land phone 244. left.
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:. II. DBLMAs, PAsCAGOULA.MISs.
Wholesale nah and oysters. Long
in business. Good facilities for get
ting stock. Orders solicited Nov. %.
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WANTED-Situat.on by young lady
stenographer. Can furnish refer
ence; also typewriter. Lumber bus
mess preferred. Address x. Y. O.,
care of News. 1861
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to ring Cumberland
603 or Home 265, when you wish
furniture packed or stored. Hat
tiesburg Packing & Sto age Co
s0-ti.
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FOR SALE-A real bargain and easy
terms on a dwelling with conven-
fences and some residence lots, both
best Hattiesburg location. Must Sell
at once. &c" care Daily News.
19-4t.
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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co. ALBANIA 1H'
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When around and man.
uacue
pity shown her not for her mother
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There to be & R. R. Co has
promised
poaions have such winning
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-28
NOTICE TO RADIATORS.

Notice is hereby given to all Radia- tors who are in good standing, that owing to my speedy departure to green fields. have appointed one of our worthy officers to succeed me pro tenn for a little while.
 I have selected one who has faith fully promised not to usurp my high and mighty office and hold the same after my return to Nome by trail or otherwise. The title given this brother will be J. H. Mustard. surgeon general, alias any other title that he may see ht to assume as long as he returns It 10 me In good order without any in cumberances attached thereto.
 You will. one and all. obey and re. spect him accordingly.
 Given this 2sth day of October, A D 1911. under the great seals Of our notorious order.
 VIM McAiANUS, Grand Mogul and lots Of other things.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-28
SENATOR TAKES OUT
 MANY PASSENGERS

The steamship Senator of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company sailed this afternoon between three and four o'clock with many passengers for the states This Is the last trip of the steamer which has experienced a prof table season.
 The steamer sailed between three and four o'clock with the following pas sengers.
 W. W. Johnson. F. Dalan, G. R. Me Cloud. J. R. McCollock, Ward James. J. D. Campbell. c. J Fahey and wife, Mrs. O'Connell, Mrs. Hegness. W. Carlson and wife. NJ. c. Conner. Mrs. NJ. s. Thompson, Mrs. J. Y McCune. Minnie Cafe. Barney Rolando and wife. Sister Lawrence. Miss Boulonser. Mrs. Geo. Diamond, H. Thies and wife. F. J IOConner and wife. Virginia Fromm, A. F. Wellington ano wife. c. c. Webster A W. Johnson, Judge Hannah. Charles Lubbe and wife. F. Groven. Vim. Mo Manus. F. F. Pearce and wife, John J. Becker. Frank J. Becker and wife C. E. Crutcher. Arthur Jett, C IT. Mo Donald and wife. Geo. Grigsby. wife and children, Chas. Snider. c. P. Cog gin. A. Stick. Cavey and wife, M Bredges and wife. Blanch Monroe, Rose
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-28

Becker, Annie Hastings, Miss May Cody. Mrs. John Ruodin. Mrs. c. Nj. Lambert, Mrs. c. Pike. Miss NJ. Ame- son Mrs. Hamilton. Klondy Nelson, Mrs. F.. Sonon. II. Leonhausen. W. A. Peterson. c. ChrIstinson. John Dufry, Wm. Ferak. Mrs. D. c. Lilies. Carl E Nelson. c. B. Jarvis. A. A. Nelson. E. Wise. F A. Lupp. Chas. Jourden, J. D. Bennett John Johnson. F. w. Buffers. l.. Peterson. W. M. withen. c. Berthe, w. II. Frend, D. K. Jones. A. Glove, c. A. Sharkey. John Rioden. A. Meyer, J' Coakser. w. w. Sale. Jos. Beileview. IF. F. Anderson. J. F. wiesh, P. Clark, G. Grovelor. z. NJ. Bartholomew, A. Robbett, c. Roberts, Dr Thompson. P. II DeFontville. Chas. Christian. D. Gilchrist. Chas. eegan. Dan Gallagh- CT, Murray Jewett. Mike Sawin. Joe Irwin. A. Chrishana. Tony Tillebert. J. l.. Anderson. Seth Eckstrom.. c F. Wentworth. F. P Wentworth. E. Schusman. A. Shunghnessey, F.. SulIi- van. Vim. Langdon. P A. Dickson. T. Petersen, M. F.. Fahey. A. c. Husband, H. B. Hopkins and l13 scteerage.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-28
PACIFIC FLEET
 IS ASSEMBLING
Nugget Special Service.

SAN DIAGO. Cal. Oct. 2s.-Orders for the Pacific fleet to assemble at this port have been sent out by the navy department and in the next few days the various battleshIps. cruisers. gun boats and other ships of the line un- der the command of Rear Admiral Ed :. ward B. Barry. whose flagship is the West Virginia, will be anchored in the roadstead. both in the inner harbor and out in the Pacific beyond Point Loma.
 The Point Loma wireless station has transmitted orders to all the vessels oi the fleet to assemble here and n is rumored the ships will be ordered for duty in the orient on account of the revolution in China and the expected flight on the part of Emperor Pu-yi
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-28
VICTORIA DUE
 THIS AFTERNOON

Everett P. Clark. local manager of the Alaska Steamship Company. re- celved a wire from Captain o'Brlen last evening stating the Victoria was opposite Nunivak island last night at six o'clock and expected to drop an- chor in the roadstead about o'clock Saturday afternoon.
 This morning a wire vas received from Purser Tracy stating the cargo had been so arranged that they cou d work all four matches at once and the ship could be discharged In thirty sI,. hours
 The local agent expects 10 have ,tc Victoria sail for Seattle Monday nom. Tor about forty eight hours after teh Senator
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ocTosER 25. ,siL
e-sefs sf Labor.

\. '.erer suich. Gordon Hau ,t
 sa. .-asc.n .-s, umi, 3 Cooper: G. .-ta- EAL
 sar=rv s.aa. s-as Grouse. vs->A Com -.. -g a.
 N. e-.ev r. = and rscc- .-. -s #f-l-<s h [ghns,0.
 B1-r,ra s-nup. iiac.rr .-Hcag, E-" -a..rr New v1rs group. arr. Pr.t..era group. nIf= p--lt .run r-r.P. between t1rI ,nd suuRr Mfi- -1. 0a-. EaEr --nnux .ialms rfs init S-ass N. Nr Yam. ir.tv Dry ---s EF..-s- r~.ag. ieat >alna-r~. F7o--uc- <rap. E.-s rs.cn Uraceau1 H--.. .sf- .a-.. Sa.-.s--s .7--ass.r. =-u --e.p c.reu-7 s-ac-..-.. Snake: Washington eraep Mouth Glacier: Golden Gate. right limit AnvL. Bald vin right l.m., Auvu Dover. Ie,, limit Sroa' Beaver Snake. asst bench. left init Bourbon No above bench. right limit Anvil. Topnotch claim. ad. joining 8 right lint Anvil: Homestake group. head Triple, Riverside group, right limt Trpple. Norman claim, mouth Ralto: Exchange claim. mouth FoN gulch on otter gulch. A. 2. Wat son et al
 Dayton association claim. month Lillian; John Peterson
 Golden Arrow association. Lillian creek John Peterson Homestake association head Fa. gulch: J. l.. Anderson et al
 Union group Hobson creek. E Hin et al
 Deed.
 C P Goggin 10 c. V. Ewing. May 20. 1911: all interest Modoc assocla- ton head Seattle creek
 Location. Beach claim. No. near Fort DavIs Aug. q, 1911; E. c Roberts ct al
 Beach claim No 6. one-quarter mile west Hastings creek: Aug. 2i. F.. c, | Roberts et al
 Tunnel site. left limit Nome river right limit Buster Oct. 9. 1911: John Peterson q al
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SPLIT THE WIND
 ICOES OUTSIDE

Split the Wind, the Eskimo long dis tance runner. was a passenger on the Senator for the states He Is being taken out by Mike Sawin. the great Marathon runner Mike brought Split into the office who was nearly tickled fo death to think he was to go to the states and see the big outside. His mother gave Mike permission and he will take him to the Olympia club at Frisco and give him a tryout and If he makes good will take the native run ncr over to Sweden next summer to compete in the athletic games to be held in that country.
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WILL YOU RsMsMsea9

For further particulars of the Nome custom mill. with pictures of the ex tsTior and Interior Of the same. also e complete write up about 1t. secure e copy of the Mining and Dredging Edi ton of the Nome Daily Nugget. This
 lagaEine win contain views and de-
 eriptions of all the mining industrie. on Seward Peninsula
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-28
os. j. L. WESLEY IN CHARGE
 UNDERTAKING pARIoRs

rcs Wentworth Brothers sailed on -ns Senator this afternoon for the out sl'ie cg their home tn Southern Cali arT-a. rlst 2g-sits Q; Dan Diego. Dur ng -neir absence the undertaking busi- aess wtl be- looked after by Dr J. L. Wesley who has moved into the uuar. Ears 1u SJaatr,An avenue
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Bottom Brooklyn association claim, Gold Bottom No. above on Gold Bot. Ion Gold Bottom Hydraulic Mining Cupsuv
 Gre,uwoed bench. East Bourbon. es- tsts 'aheG Whitehead et al.
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OFFICIAL BUSINESS
 CITY OF NOME
CITY poo POUND.

Following Is . list Of the dogs i'm pounded under provisions or ordi. nance No. 2i2 during the st hours ending at o'clock last night: Black malamute. white legs. Dark grey malamute. white feet.
 JOHN ro2NHoLDT.
 Poundmaster. October 2s. 1911.
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SEND YOUR FRIENDS A coPY
 Be sure to mall a copy of the minins < Dredging Edition to your friends on the outside. lt will keep them posted with the progress Of the eountry.