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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-28
Sin idredlider Wadt : Mlarm

lit Der i9limme Suiten zines a;l1-
oes, Dos plosli6 bon 8rGune befal-
len miro. 2ouis Gbamblin bon
Wandeiter, g., 81. 81. 2 puroe oo-
-ourh bon ieinen bier ainoern bolt
fig aus benz 5blafe gepedt. Damn
peridaffte er fih 9r. Sings Seem
DISCOVERY nnb Die ainoer, bon he-
men man oos ihlimmite befirdtets,
mllroen mieoerbergefteGt. SOC llnS
81. Brobeflaide fret. 8u baben BEL
alien Druggilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-28
@rnnotlaentams. Mtbertraa.na.n.

6. 8. Wilion uno srou~ an Roera
Sbaeffer. @runbitiid in Der Moore's
Gnbbibiiion 1925.
90. 8. gbnn ui,6 Srai an Charles
Shliefer, grunoitid in Der Gait gno
0bbition; 1880.
Srnu @otpena S6aeffer an aral
Rarb MIice We4en5ie, @rin6itiid in be.
Moore's G%nbbibifion. 81 u. u.
8. g. Dabis unb Win u. Morris an
soeI q. 3ipscomb nnb grneft SeIbnum,
@runoftiid an Der Maion ctr; 1895.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-28
Der DENT elmer ensliidem Spfoame.

8enn intner it Gnelono Elm
Sbronme6iel iib pol5iebt bliden
9unoerte bon bornebmen Samilien
nit Spannung auf Die neue &oni-
gin, Die nun bolo tire eige1en Sol
bamen ernermen iol. Die S9oor
Der 8eperberinnen nm bieien bel
heneioeten Boiten aabIt nod Slli-
oerten, uno nit elmer MiIdung
bon 8ebmut uno leilem Neio blifen
Ole nebergangenen oann ouf ote g.
mablteL Die fortotL 10 gIoubt Ser
2oie, elm 2eben inmitten fonigli-
ben 8lan5es fiibren fonnen. St1
8irflidfeit iest Die Stelung elmer
engliiden Sofoome cine Summe
bon Selbitaufopferung uno Mrbeit5-
fabigfeit poraus, mie nibt biele
Srouen lie oufbrineen fonnen, sic
aug aoeliger1 @auie itomnlel1 nno
ibre Sugeno in oen b%prnebmitell
4reilen ser britiiden @riitofratte
berbrad)t boben. 0ie Stenuag lit
oles Mnoere als cine Sinefltre.
&oniein @iftoria beioB 5u ibrer 9te-
eierungs5eit a6t 9ofbalner, Die Ell,
Sabresgebalt bon lie $1,000 Collars
be3ogen. 4ber oafiir muiien iie Der
aoniein i'm medielnoen 8urnus
tdgli1 BON Morgens 10 ubr bis
Madmittaes gegen 5 nbr CUR Ser
fugul1g ftebel1 u1o nod elmer fur
gen Bouie beginnt auG am Mbeno
mieoer Der Oienit. &oniein 9lerolt-
ora begniiete iid bel Dem Geeie-
rungsmtritt &0nig gouarbs nit
bier 9ofbamen, oeren @ebolt ouf
1900 Collars erbobt pnroe; oofiir
ober fiel altf Die Miteift fort, oie
in friiberen 3eiten Der 9ofoomc
aug Ser SdatuGe ibrer Serrin be.
5ablt tpl,roe, penn iie Dor ben SRI
tor trot. &onigin 8iftoria pfleete
elmer ie6en @ofoame cine Mitstft
bon 1000 Dollars 5u ~geipabreno.
Sic Grforberniiie oes DienItes
fino 10 manniefa6er @rt, ooB iie iih
fallm in Standardization 5uiam-
menfaiien ~laiien. 9ie Sofoarne borl
9ienit muB ieoer5eit bereit iein
Die 4oniein bel ibrelt Spa5ierfobr-
ten gu begleiten, muB in Ser grleoi-
gung Der &orreiponoen5 Die Bfli6s
ten elmer Sefretdrilt perieben, lieit
in Sen WuBelturoelt ibrer Serriil
Dor un6 in Der &eeel mir6 ou6 Ole
Gntfaltling muiifaliiher Solente se,
for6ert. Sci Dem Gmpfane bon @o-
item muB iie ibrer @errin 5lir Sci
tie iteben, an alien 0ffentIiden l,no
balboffi5ielen @eranitaltungen tell
nebmen, nno menlt ste &onigin
am slbeno ms Sbeater min, 10
folet ibr auh Die @ofoame. I'm ol-
le 0ieie 8flihten gu. erfiillen, til
cine l1niumme BON perlonlidem
Snft uno cine poGfomntene grsie-
bung bon noten, unb oaraus bat lid)
audi bas nneeihriebene @eies emf.
nidelt, nod benz cine Sofoome itets
aug aIten M6elsfomilien getpabft
miro. Mls Mb5ei6en hires STANCES
uno ibrer @iiroen. 10 er8ablt cine
engliihe @ohenidrift, lit sic Sof-
oame beredigt, an Ser linfen Sdul-
ter elm in Diamanten aefaBtes Mi-
niaturportrat Der 4oniein GIT trn-
gen. Wenn immer cine neue Sol
oame ibren Dienit antritt, iiberreidit
ibr Die @oniein bieie Sniienien in
einem n%eiBfeioenen @tui. Dos &af.-
den tragt cine feline Gillette, ouf
Der Die 4onigin ielblt BEN Mamcn
Der Dame ein5utraaen pflegt Sic
oas foitbare Sdmnditiid BON ibr En-
bolt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-28
I'm @otho 1T oos

Sn Botba 1T oas 5petnno,
5Dofl5ig Sabre alt Mammeib &aro-
line &opf inter furdtbaren Mnfla.
gen in 5aft genommen moroer. Sri
@epabriam bat lie bereits oas @e-
ltononis abselegt, baB lie mebrert
Worotaten begaiieen bat. N1bert
G~in5elbeiten meroen BON ben ge.
BORDEN borlaufig nift befonnt ee
aeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-28
Sn Monterep luuroI

Sn Monterep ipuroe sllfreoo
@on5ales Martine8, Der Siilfssa6l-
meiiter Der 0@merican SmeIting
Gomponn bon einem miitenoen
gullen angesriffen uto 10 idmer
perlest, bob er itarb.
Sn Der W1be bon SaltiQo
Iolen on einem Gage orei gefefte
boraefommen iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-28
Sat Miaiunen sremnoe.

gndlen's @rnica Solbe a1blt t.
re 5reunoe bel ben Milionen, bic lie
ii6 bur6 ibre erftaunlidn Rure,
IN ben 1esten bier5ig Sabren ertpor.
ben bat. Die bette GaIbe fiir
@eihnire, eczema, Brand.
uno Shnittmunoen, 8errenfunger,
l6limme Mugert etc. 25c Bel alfer
gruggi1ten.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-16
Ever Attractive Muslin Wear

appreciated gift
Nighgowns comb gift
OF all that's best here.
selling quantities a
special holyovered
made Of
embroidery Box and all. SOC.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-16
Givable Aprons in Variety

II you have plenty OF aprons for the
season OF good cheer there may be
others less fortunate. Good gift sug-
gestion, isn't 1t?
You'll find utility and beauty COM
bined in these aprons OF ours.
Percale and Bingham princess
aprons-many different styles, 65e.
Bingham fitted aprons. with pockets,
bound all around with white. SOC.
Muslin dotted Swiss, and crossbsr
aprons-tucked, embroidered, hem
stitched, round and square shapes, all
sorts OF ruffies and trimming, CSC.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-16

trimmed black
red. pair 81 and $3.50
Slippers
lambs wool lining
Chtdrens Felt or
trimming:
2, pair $500 - .-.
Misses and Chnden's in black
pair CSC.
and
had bearskin and astraksh
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-16
Holiday Beacon Blankets

That's so, why not pair OF
Beacons for married folks you
want TO remember? Read some
good reasons for your decision:
Beacon is coming to be
synonym for blanket salts
faction. More and more OF
these blankets are being sold
here. There IL one great rea-
son for this tremendous popu-
lar Endorsement: ''wool-flnish.
Wool.finish means the warmth
OF wool. the look of wool. the
wear OF wool, but not the
price OF wool-that is wool
finish. II you want SAM
tary, washable, rast-color blank
cts at a reasonable price-mark
ask for the Beacons. You'll find
every pattern and quality here.
Seven days more for them at
$1.75, $1.es, $3.50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-16

Shaving Mirrors in a variety OF
styles.
We are showing the Waco Mir
rors that you can place on a win
dow for shaving
Safety Razors-The Gillette,
The Auto Strop. Ever-Ready. The
Gem. The Yale. Durham Duplex
Razor Strops In an assortment
OF prices.
Manicure Sets In ebony, rose.
wood. white and silver. A splen-
did assortment
Jewel Cases. We offer the best
values In silver and gold jewel
cases we have ever offered.
Perfumes. in packages. A
splendid assortment, 1oc, Csc and
S0S.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-16
Gifts for the Toilet Table for
Man or Woman

Ivory Brushes Mirrors
Combs, Buffers Nail Files, Button Hooks. Puff
Soap Military
Brushe and ms
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-16

Silver Toilet Sets in large va
riety OF designs at popular prices
Ebony and Rosewood Hair
Brushes and Ebony and Rose
wood Hand Mirrors I'm large
collection. Dressing Combs to
match.
Military Brushes for men.
Leather Travelling Cases fitted
with either white or ebony ar
ticles.
Drinking Cups in leather cases.
Flasks in leather.
Cloth and Hat Brushes in the
nat shapes. Convenient for tray-
cling.
Rubber-lined Travelling Cases
with fancy cretonne covering.
Ground Floor--Main Store
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-16
When You Give Books You Enrich
the Receiver Permanently

sorts sn s s as S Of Christina. and
ss srsa as Christmas cards brought together Two
big floor attempt
assist making selection
HANS ANDERsENs FAIRY TALES Illustrated color by Maria
THE SEA FAIRIES By Frank Baum Illustrated in color by
1912 D''~ =
THE MAGIC AERoPLANE BY Mrs L r. Henderson. Illus
CH1LDs GARDEN OF VERSES By Robert Louis stevenson
KIDDE RHYMES Pictures by
by @.
one s w 4nem.s color
By Chloe Preston 500 e0''
rnon na Da BABIES tale the Calico Bunch By Maria
BILLY WHISPERS TWINS for 1912 Illustrated in color 7se
DUCkY DADDLES Pictures and by Grace g. Wieder
play M sss Es soTs o Practical plans for work and
Lillian Mabel CUTLER Couch; with 20 fulpage
THE SINGER OF THE KooTENAY By r. E Knowle $40
THE RUGGED WAY. BY Harold Morton Kramer. s1.a5
CHILDREN OF TOMORROW Clara A Laughfn. $3.50.
CAPN wARRENS WARDS Joseph C.
THE GLORY OF cLEMENTINA. BY Locke.
ADRIAN SAVAGE Mae-
THE CARPET FROM BAGDAD.
MARY MIDTHoRNB BY George Barr McCutcheon. 1925
THE DANGER AGE. Michaelis.
HAVOC Phillips oppenheim. s125
MY LADY OF DOUBT. BY Randall Parrish st.a5.
REBELLION Medr Patterson s126
THE CONFLICT. BY David Graham Phillips. $50.
FAsTEN BRACELET BY David Potter 1925
WEAVER DREAMS. Myrtle
Robert. OF BY Mary
KENNEDY SQUARE F. Hopkinson Smith $3.50
THE MEASURE OF MAN Norman Duncan. The Measure
s Mn Mr. 1S novel, "A clear picture of the
of he salessirl n department 75c.
THE HARVESTER BY stratton-P oter
THE HAUNTED PHOTOGRAPH Ruth McEnery tuart
GARDEN OF RESURRECTION. BY Thurston Temple. $3.50
CASE OF RICHARD MEYNELI. BY Mrs Humphrey Ward ss5
MOTHER cAREYs CHICKENS BY Kate Douglas wiggin s26.
THE WINNING OF BARBARA WORTH BY Harold Bell Wright.
' THE LOVE THAT LIVES BY Mabel osgood Wright $3.50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-16

a styles OF
embroidery, Hamburg dered initials soc.
pockets ties,
trimmed with embroidery, SOC to $3.50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-16
Women's Gloves Solve the Gift
Problem

IT
think
changed later So when in doubt buy her
Glace Gloves white black
and tan Per pair. $3.50, $275 S. $325.
all wanted Per St5o s2
"Outseam' Gloves Finished with
point black white pair $50
Mocha Gloves Silk lined In black
gray, and brown. at. pair, $3.50 and $500
Glace Kid Gloves black white
embroidery black stitching
choic OF $3.50 values II, pair. S1e
womens 2casp Prime Lamb Gace Gloves In black white and
Excellent values SOO
Mannish Gloves glace With or
metals
from1 IA Your choice. 500
1-clssp and Mocha Gloves with comfort
Sizes 10 IA
500.
Mittens plain In tan
brown gray pair, soc and st.oo
Youths Kid lined Gun In
Per pair 500
Ground
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-16
Christmas Furnishings

Self.basting Roasters. Savory,
Lisk. Silver and many others, from
SOC TO s2.25.
Seamless Self.basting all enamel
Rooster. Guaranteed not TO burn.
Regular $3.50 at CSC.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-16

Carving Sets in 100 styles and
prices. All we'll known makes.
From sse to SIS.
Coffee Machines and Percoators
from the best factories where they
know how to make only good ones.
SO TO s25.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-16
A Merry Christmas in a Pair
Of Slippers

How welcome Slippers always
are as Christmas gifts. And how
much more they are appreciated II
they show every fascinating trait
of style and quality. The showing
at the Hudson Store Is immense
and the values are unexeelled.
Women's evening and party Slip
pers in patent leather pumps. satin
pumps, mat kid pumps, with bead
ed toes and threestrap mat kid
pumps with beaded toes Priced at
per pair $500 and $3.50.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-03

them, for folks can't GO about this
world in normal fashion without
meeting any currents of fresh air.
Ultimately the draught crank gets
SO he can feel imaginary draughts
and catch genuine colds from
them.
The care of the draught disease
lis fresh air-not a little fresh air,
but a lot of it. For draughts in
general are dangerous in inverse
ratio to their size. A little draught
lin hot room is dangerous to any
body, whereas if the room is ven
|tilated with copious supplies of
fresh air the danger is diminished.
For the specific for draughts is
large supply of the stuff that
idraughts are made of, applied In
IN THE LUNGS.
Another remedy for the
Idraught disease is the cold bath
OF shower, NO..
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-03

the patrolrnen under their
charge to SUPPRESS these open
violations of the vice laws
The police force today is dumb
with astonishment. It never was
imagined that the Civil Service
Commission nor the mayor. nor
the chief, intended to carry the IN
vestigation into the departments
handling of the vice problem to
any serious lengths.
At most, patrolmen shivered
in their shoes, fearing that they
would be sacrificed to the Com
missions inquiry.
That the heads of lieutenants,
captains, or worse, inspectors,
would fall, was thought to be
impossible,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-03

The fear of draughts is sort
of disease.
Now, draught is merely a
stream of fresh air flowing
through foul ARA current Of
live air moving across air that is
stagnant and dead.
Yet there are folks who fear
this fresh air as they do snakes.
An innocent, benehcient stream
Of pure air is to. them as blast
from the mouth of the internal pit
itself.
Why? Chiefly because such
people have Injured their bodies
to hot and poisoned air. Thus
when a blast of cold pure air
strikes body thus devitalized it
cannot adjust itself to the change
in time to resist the cold.
Naturally such people fear
draughts. and the fear in time be-
comes a sort Of obsession with
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-03

mission will begin on the South
and North Sides.
The charges made against
Dorman, Plunkett and Ambrose
were:
Permitted gambling.
V Permitted street soliciting.
Permitted soliciting in sa-
looms, concert and dance
halls.
Permitted saloons to vio-
late closing ordinance.
Permitted Intoxicating Ii
quors to be sold in disorder
ly houses.
Permitted resorts to be
conducted on streets having
Car lines.
Failed to issue orders to
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-03

OF DRAUGHTS A DISEASE
By Dr.-W. c. Cotton, NJ. D.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-05
DOING
 CITY COUNCIL

Outside of the regular monthly re- ports of the various city officials and chairmen of the various committees there was little of import to come up during the meeting except that q call was made for next Sunday at three o'clock for the citizens interestd in the Aksala Carnival to meet In the coun- ell chamber 10 organize. also the granting of thirty dollars per month to Cept. Beveridge for janitor services.
 Reports from the health office. city attorney. city treasurer. fire chief. board of electrical inspection. pound master delinquent tsx collector and others.
 The city has on hand. according to the treasurer's repot s2s.sss25
 Fire chief repoted the Kimbsll chem icsl is first class condition. The fire alarm system tested and In good work ing order. the fiues and safeties in the houses inspected.
 Under the head of new business the question of securing an easement to cross Dry creek instead of using tho bridge that is generally knocked to pieces during the winter by heavy loads swinging from one side to the other knocking of posts and railing The matter was left In the hands of city attorney and street committee.
 The mayor called attention to the fact that he had been approached by several prominent citizens in the in- terest of having the carnival repeated again this winter for the benefit of the oily Cross Hospital and appointed next Sunday at three o'clock for the citizens and council to meet to take up the question of trying to hold carnival around New Years day.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-05

Never mind anything slse-Roof Garden Dec. g.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-05
SHIELDS LEAVES ON
 TOUR OF INSPECTION

Walter Shields, the efficient repre- tentative of the government in the de partment known as the bureau of ed ucation. having in charge the mission or government schools and the reindeer stations of Seward Peninsula. left last evening with John Hegness. the mail carrier on tour of inspection.
 Mir. Shields will visit every govern ment school and reindeer stat. .Sn in the extreme north before he returns. and Il will require about two and a half or three months to make the trip. He will travel as far as GoloVin with the mall contractor. then will enact the role of Santa Claus travelling with
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-05
AN ARMY BILL or FARE.

To substantiate. Tn a measure. the statement that Uncle Sans soldiers tthe non commissioned officers and privates of company are not only the best paid. clothed and cared for soldiers in the world. but the best fed as well. the bill of fare of Company E. Sixteenth infantry. Fort Davis. Alaska, for Thanksgiving day. November 03 1911. is submitted herewith.
 Breakfast-Puffed rice, milk and su gar. friend pork sausage. fried pota- toes. bread. butter. coffee. milk and sugar.
 Dinner-Fresh oyster stew. soda crackers. roast young turkey. cranber. ry sauce. oyster dressing. giblet gravy. marshed potatoes. string beans. bread. butter. English plum pudding. brandy sauce, mince pie. cocoanut cake. coffee. cream and sugar. oranges. mixed nuts. assorted candy.
 Supper-Holland herring. fried po- tato balls. clipped beef. bread. butter. tea. cream and sugar. cake fresh ap- pies.
 The day was finished up by 6 com pany smoker being held in the rec reation room of the barracks. during which there was beer on tap and a plentiful supply Of cigars on hand. and an enjoyable evening was spent by all.
 The company is commanded by First Lieut.. Fred. w. Boschen. Sixteenth Infantry. with Thomas Connolly as first sergeant and John Rickert as mess sergeant and now has its maximum strength authorized hy law. e. Six five t65) men.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-05
SEEN AND HEARD

The Snake river bridge Is being placed in condition for the winter. For the past four days the structure has been closed 10 traiflc. and the piling and bents on which the bridge rests during the summer months are being removed The bridge will be support. ed by cables during the winter as heretofore
 There Is some talk Of having anothsr "Aksala carnival this winter for the benefit of the Holy Cross Hospital. similar to the popular gala event of d year ago this New Year
 The movement is on foot and the first call has been sent out for people to respond. The event last year prov ed great attraction mad netted con siderable money 10 a well deserving institution that should receive the and child in Nome
 Trying to receive word about that first bunch of outside mail that Is ex- pected to arrive this week. or phould according to dispatches from Nulato. is like trying to get war news through country where 2 strict censorship is maintained
 According to the city health officer there was not single death took pla . In n. were reported. both sudden aarfirs and without the limits of the town of Nome
 The number of patients in the hos pttal at the expense of the city was one. and that is very low standard for the town.
 The Nugget Is in receipt of an army bill of fare" and being the Thanksgiving day refreshments" We will publish the same just to give those who believe the boys in blue or bun are not we'll provided for on "kowkow'' even here in the north. where the poorest living could be ex- pected
 Several people are patiently wait ing for snow to fall so they can make contemplated trips to different parts Of the country. Walter Shields waited for about one month of snow to fall so sledding would be good. then gave 1t up and started, hoping the snow would  mark Is patiently waiting 10 get away, and several others we could mention. But the ground in many places Is stiil bare. and sledding very poor to travel with any degree of comfort or success with a load
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-05
THE SIGN UPON
 M0D|NI'S DOOR

This morning when the Nugget staff came to work they missed the bright light that usually Is seen across the way in Modinfs safe. All was dark and . chilly aspect eminsted from the place. After the light grew sufficient ly strong committee of one was ap- pointed 10 go over and investigate and read the sign upon the door
 After due examination the commit tee of one returned and reported there ~as life over at the cafe. for a cat was in the window watching a certain dog that was keeping Its weather eye on the feline and the sign upon the door stated Closed for alterations. will reopen soon"
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-05

reindeer for the balnace Of his extcn sive trip of many hundred miles.
 The itinerary Of the long trip We were not able 10 learn. but some fiftee n government schools and twenty i've reindeer stations will be visited before Mir. Shields returns about the middle of February. according to his persent plans.
 From Goiovin, Superintendent Wal ter Shields goes with deer to Council. then to Candle. Selawik. Shengnok on the kobuk. then way on mp north to Point Hope
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-05
DAN CROWLEY AWARDED
 DEGREE OF DIVORCE

Yesterday in the district court a divorce was granted 10 D. F. Crowley from Mrs. E. M. Crowley.
 No opposition being made by Mrs. Crowley. who Is now out of the coun- try. and upon whom service had been obtained last fall the decree was granted after all the functions of law pertaining to the same had been com piled with
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-05
NO OUTSIDE MAIL
 IN FIRST BATCH

Word has reached Nome that in the outside mall reaching Unalaklik from Cordova. there Is no outside mail. Nothing but Alaska mall. the sche- duie starting before the mail to leave Seattle for the North via the winter trail having failed to reach Cordova before this mail started. The follow ing mall a week later will have out side mall according 10 the information to hand
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-05
COURT MARTIAL ON.

This afternoon in The district court room a court martial Is on, a private being tried for selling or giving liquor 10 native. The private's name who Is being tried Is Hunt
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-05
NEW seNAToRs TAKE
 OATh OF OFFICE
Special Mug get Service.

WASHINGTON. Dec 5.-The fol- lowing new senators took the oath of office yesterday after congress con- vened: Hoke Smith of Georgia and Obediah Gardner of Maine
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-05

We cordially solicit your fsmt,y trade and deliver all orders to your home fres of charge Seward Ccm1 Co
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-05

It will pay you to make . call and see the bargins in bottled goods for one week only. Seward Com1. Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-05
AT rHe NORTHERN.

There IS always something new Good rusie from now on always some thing doing and the lunch growing.
 0O1
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-05

Special sale of bottled goods for one wpsk. Seward Commsrciai Co
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-05

\. 5. DANCE FRIDAY EVENING.
 The 4. o!s will sivs eMs ss thsis ssss'dy daness Friday evening, O. esmbse q fer A. o.'s and sssie srls~da