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TAMPA ENTRIES.

TAMPA, Fla, Fob, il.--En'ric' for Monday,
FIisT n>cE. selling ,h'ss yerT"la ,.1 And ";
Nj. c9yltsla nj nelh Go2iw,q 10; si,,isr
Pearl Hopkins. III. Elizabeth Ill,, l0l Frank
II. Mckjnp.c lO6, donation. ~. ,
-, sFEoSn RICE selling Iarc,ys.I sstl "a, sTSh
Yankee Pooh, ia billy noleme;, us; Roe
naNi"SSrr' IocI ',IsiaGIoaSs'. iii; G'igaiii, lis, "''
THIRD RACE Hunt .tlph. Pure; thrcc year
Ro.s, %: l,uan Wall, iGI Frank Patton, l0I
TanlarE, TO Fathmlid,, -, Slewfo9i. ,l0i
= noic, l07 colonel Heh, il0; Tsamcs'ef,, HoI,
l0i .C'ano'ar. ~ \. II. spears ioI' Friend
'RUi'Rri. RACE Parse; three ysar,oids and
loie WalCheS lW H.. !, ssanper no All9S'
nisr. III, lir.gI' Maiden, ,lui John Mars, no
Cg'durn, ~; Aihaa!o. lod' Golden Castle ITO.
FIFriI HACE- Selling; three ycrTnll'; five and
Roe MCGce' iNS EASY Lift, 90; % Baby, l0i
Mar Bagsrly, lOs 'lnri Well, ~ ''lnspectu'
GeNe-al 1ui llg olse, ilu.
SIXTH RACE S,ling iour yearolds and W
our AMI. oneeisuta miles ,''AlsrGnu ht o,i3
mn. lua, tArpN. imii Louis unNanagh, III
.'Niiss yi;lAnt, lOi; Ntinnt, iGn, Wo1lstone, lGn
MrN Pullman ll3, Heart fans' loi' 'lnna0
'"et s"' poiunas apprentice allowance claimed
''Thrce pounds Spirentice allowance daimcl
! Track fast.
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TAMPA RESULTS.

FIRST RAcE-Pursc. $3.50 for two
ycar-Olds about three furlongs,-kitty
Is, 1917 Niolmesb. 6 to /, . to | and
80 Z, hrst capt. Nelson, III Gensen),
7 TO 10. | to ., out. second Elan. 1903
CrreNler), ! 10 =, | to .. out, third.
Time, OBJ 30, Jap, Orlando, Lady and
Bad Witness also ran.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $50: thrca-
year-olds and upward; I'VE and IA half
furlongs; selling.-Hiram. lis lrvincl,
. to T.. even and l TO ., first. Nora
Emma, ~ tWingneld), 10 to |, 4 10 |
and . to /, second; M~acliamilton. III
,PauD, 4 to |, 3 to . and . to 3, third.
Time. l.l3 40. Beth Goodwin, CaucuJ,
Little Maid. j. Is. Cohen. Mclzar, LEA
Lackford, Pearl II. and Frank IL. Nc
KenNa also ran.
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LOST GOLD WATCH is
RETURNED SAME DAY.
Mills Is Delighted With Speed a
Lost" Ad. in The World Brings
Back His Property.

Mr.. F. II. Mills o. No. 81 Warren
street lost a valuable gold watch last
Wednesday. He advertised IN the Los;
and Found columns OF The World on
Thursday morning and the same day tbs
watch was returned.
Yesterday The World received the
following letter OF thanks from Mr..
Mills:
Now York. Feb. 2, 1911.
Publisher World-Dear Sir: ] write
TO thank spu for the service rem
dered me ro-day. Returning from
lunch yesterday | missed my watch
and advertised in your ape tbs
morning, and It was returned to ne
within an hour by a ~trucklnan who
picked 1t up on the corner OF Duane
and Hudson streets.
/ am anxious to commend the hon
esty OF the finder and express my
thanks to you for making it possible
for him.
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JACKSONVILLE RESULTS.

FIRET RACE-Maidon two-ycar-olas.
tire and one-half furlongs-Walter
Scott, III GOOSE, : to ], . to and even,
won. Auto Maid, III NIcTaggarD. -
to |, . TO ! and : to =, second: Aranay,
ll2 tBelD, Is to .. 8 10 , and : 70 10,
third, 1imP-04i 3-j. Terrible Boy. Nv
nicka, Elsewhere. Day May, Adam.
TITLES, Nightmare. Minco, Jimmie and
Mazagd also ran ana finished as named.
Second linco-Seling, th~ree-year-olds
and upward; sever furlongs-Henry
Crosscadir, iOi ,Obcro, - to /. I 10 /,
, to |, fist, Judge Walton. lr6 rMlnicr,.
II to ;. 6 t. =, . to ., second. Forcguard.
100 tGooscI. : % l., . to +, . to >. third,
Time. LIS 20, Optpost. Pocotaligo, Fort
Carroll, Lily PASTOR, Eastern star, Eva
Mar!c;za, Uncle Fred and MY Henry
also ran ami finished az named.
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POLICE HUNT ROME
TO SOLVE OF
MISSING AMERICAN
Art Student Wolfe of This City
Disappeared After a Walk
With Friend.

ROME. Feb. ll.-Tnusual interest has
been excited by the mystery surround
ing the disa appearance OF Henry Law
renee Wolfe. twen;y-nine years old. o.
New York, the student OF painting at
the American Academy, who has not
been seen by his friends since Monday.
The newspapers are actively aiding the
search by extended publicity. To-day
Frederic Crowninshicld. director of the
academy. offered q reward of 500 for
the finding OF Wolfe dead or alive.
The room which Wolfe occupied has
been thoroughly searched, but yielded
no clue beyond indicating that the oc-
cupaut when he left the place intended
to return soon, Apparently he took no
baggage or clothing other than what
he wore.
II has been a~scertalned that on Feb. !
he drew so from the clearinghouse OF
Sebasti 81 Reli. while on Monday III
drew 81 from a private account mount
ing 20 only SIS.
The police are making a close in,
quiry among the women or the city whit
are employed as models. They hav,
learned that the missing artist tool
a tramp in the country on Monda,
with Richard SInith of New York, {
student of architecture at the Academy
When they separated Wolfe said tina
he was going to the church Sants
Maria TO examine n painting wnich III
desired to copy. II is not known
whether he carried out this plan.
From intimatcs II Is learned tina
Wolfe was OF a delicate constitution
and that in his earlier life he suffered
with heart trouble. These friends ar,
inclined to believe he ~succumbed to al
attack of heart failure while In SOM
out OF the way place.
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EATHEP pennies
LOhO'I i ARNOLD
HAS IN FOU ID

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c.-rrr,r- =, con-. NJ. .,o sns.i,, s,r,,,cS
-
Is,cs. .e~, e-..a p,r,.bv A..
no,d,s go r~.,.,, ,-.,,I o., rI.
80 !, '
p''e w. ~ '''''
seeoid street, INF Afternoon Il' aird
m!llloa1!rc had had 30 lni.mai.3a -
the roAC,: story uu;l thcu.
Al tie sI.ht o. .a. i,.,rlr Inc brrs,
into ta,rs WIN DOL. yo,.. .,,se. a..
- ,,5 "a. ,... ,,r,... ill., a..
'' w., So '''' ''" "''
'h.e"s u $50
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NEW GERMAN WAR BALLOON.
Government Ordcrs Another Dirt
RibIc From Zeppelin.

BERLIN. Feb. 1.-THE German War
Office has shown its continued confidence
in Count zeppelin's inventive and con-
structlve ability by ordering from him
another dlriglble balloon for use in the
army.
The projected airshlp will be smaller
than the Deutschland. which cane 10
grief in Teuteburg Forest las. June. bu,
the motors and the power will be the
same. -Four of Zeppel!n's a!rshlps have
met WITH disaster.
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Two OF tils GREET Works.

during his twenty-scvcn years rest
dence IN Philadelphia he was IN M
pc-tant figure in the life Of tine city,
particlpatlng IN many or the publt2
functions heii IN that t!me, TIL" tl'-
versity OF Pennsylvania gay" him the
degree OF lid, an honor whlch he
had previously received from the Uni
{erslty OF Missouri.
Two great works OF the Archbishop
were what he did FOR the Indians AMI
his establishment OF the Protectory for
Homeless Boys. The labors of the arch
bishop in behalf Of the Indians We're
recognized 10y President Roosevelt when
IN, appointed him one OF the B0arC OF
Indians Commissioner.
Under the administration Of Arch
blshon Ryan the catholic Church in
this diocese mas more than kept pace
with the growth OF the city and cour-
try. The arth diocese embraces Phila-
delphia and nine adjoining counties.
The evening world., 1911-02-11

GREENWICH Conn. Feb. l1.-At the
railroad station late yesterday after
noon a man crossed from the ~westbound
20 the eastbound station. opening the
gates to do so. His dress suit case
was hit by a train filled with New
York commuters and the satchel was
thrown several hundred feet up the
track and ground 20 pieces. The man
boarded the train without looking Tor
the remains OF the satchel.
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because 1t IL not yet determined wlheth-
cr we can produce q home supply
cheaper than we can import or not. I
see great results certain 20 grow from
this friendly agreement between our
selves and our fellow Americans north
OF tie line
The evening world., 1911-02-11
New Cunnrder the Aquitauia.

Tho new steamer which Is being built
by John Brown Company. Ltd. at Clyd:-
bank for the Cunard line. and which 10
TO be the largest steamer in the world. Is
TO be called the Aquitania.
The evening world., 1911-02-11

SAl-Al, ore, Feb ll.--lu spite OK the
fast that d. has oeca twice defeated At
the polls, Toe Legislature yesterday
adog,rd a resolution submitting 20 tAe
voters the question o. granting equa.
sun I,e ~ women. II was rejected last
NoycmJo. 10y a majority us 2i,Q.p,
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able to look In the light. AT last she decided
TO go ~ a doctor. because she could hardly
very severe disease, and il she did not follow
his riders closely. the might lose her eye:
sight. lie made her eyes burn and applied
elect .icity to them, aud gave her various
ointments. In the two and q half or three
months that vie went to tie doctor. we could
see very little Improvement.
Then we had read so much how people
had been helped by Cuticura that we thought
we would try II, and we cannot be thankful
enough that we used il. My sister used the
Cutlctira rllg for purifying the blood. bathed
only with cItIvuri Soap, and NJ night after
washing, she amounted her eyes verv gently
on the outside viii, the Cuticurn Ointment.
In one week. the swelling was entirely gone
fIom the eyes, and after a month, there was
no longer any mucns or watering OF the eyes.
She could already see better, and In six
weeks she vas cured" (Slgned) Mrs. Julia
Cscpicska. zoos Utah ST., st. Louis, Nc.
Aug IS, 1910.
Many severe affections OF the eyei!ds are
eczenatou' or. sympathetic. Cuticura REM
edies used judiciOusly seldom fail to prove
beneficial in such cases. Send 10 Potter Drug
4 Chem. Corp. Boston, TO, free booklet.
The evening world., 1911-02-11
Secretary Meyer at Aiken.

AIKEN. 9, c.. Feb. u.-George Won
L. Meyer. Secretary OF the Navy. has
arrived here for an indefinite stay TO
.est. &C..
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few weeks when hcr
eyes began to be rel.
and TO burn and sting
US II she had sand In
them. Then We used
all OF the home rem-
edics. She washed her
eyes with salt water.
used hot tea TO bathe
them with, and band
aged them over night
with tea leaves, but
all 10 no purpose. She
went 10 the drug store
ard got some salye.
but she grew constantly
,.FA-fa Ala .yoe ararrRlv
The evening world., 1911-02-11

lIi.Ls CURED ~ u 40 "A DAYS.
Your druggist will refund money II pAno Oint.
mept fails 20 cue any cae 81 ltchinG. Blind, Rlesi
ln3 or pIotrlllng pts Ia Y Ia II dAl. L0s. &c
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EYES RED, WOULD
BURN AND STING
Grew Constantly Worse. Could Hard
ly Work Any More. Used Cuticura
Remedies, and in Six Weeks
She Was Cured.

at Is Just a year ago tina, my sister came
over here to Us. Che had been here only q
The evening world., 1911-02-11

INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
DUE
Rayaug. Cicntuegos. RIO Grande. brunswick.
panuonia, Gibraltar. Kansas cts, SWANSEA,
Araslnia, Gibraltar. Manuel ,al'o, Cardiff.
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
SAILED TO-DAY.
II. Au4. Victoria, l.. Aug, Wilhc.m,
Hamburg, Jamaica,
Baltic, L%.i'enC0l. san, Juan San Juan.
Eurns,sia, glasgow. >. v. LICkenbaCh, l.. Il.
N. raul, Southampton. San JacintO.. galveston.
Minnewaska, London. city OF st. Louis,
Kro0Dland. Antwerp. savannah.
itnssin. Lihau. Princess Anne, Norfolk
Madonna. Naples, Moglinde, MOnteyideI.
Italia, Naples. Huron. Jacksonville.
Trent, bermuda. Iampasas, Mobile,
Saratoga. Havana Eortzel. NEWFOUNDLAND
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW o II
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.

tamkanta ''''s'''s Ia'crpOlI
City Of Munigoneiy ''..' ''''''''''' savannah
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-07
TO FIGHT PRACTICE OF
UNLICENSED DOCTORS

Springfield, Ill, Dec. Med
ical school graduates and other
young men who are preparing
themselves for physicians by act
ing as assistants in hospitals in
Illinois, but who have not secured
licenses to practice medicine,
will be vigorously prosecuted dur
ing thenext few weeks, according
to statement by DR.. ia. Egan,
secretary of the state board of
health.
According to DR.. Egan, a num-
Der of hospitals have been per-
hitting inexperienced and unau-
thorized youths to act as assist
ants in the care of the sick and in
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-07

hope to see you again sometime. "
Thank you," said Harry.
''But at present" the girl con-
tinued, 81 must ask you to excuse
me. Now, what Ewant you to do
is this-go home in the cab which
| will have my servant call.
''Why-why," cried Harry, ut
terly astounded, 'is this really all
you want me to do? Don't you
know this is a most unusual end
ing for an adventure of this kind?
/ never read a story In which
there was such an ending after
such an adventure.
WELL" the girl replied, aris-
ing, you can hardly wonder at
my making the adventure end in
this way when | tell you that |
am now on my way to meeting
of the Society of the Ameliora-
ton of the Commonplace of
which l am president"
And she bowed Harry out of
the room.
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jured, and he intends,to stop the
practice.
1--WE notified the hospitals in
Chicago some time ago." said
Or. Egan, shat unlicensed ply
sicians should not be allowed to
practice on patients, but so far as
we can learn, the warning has not
been needed. The board has de-
cided, therefore, to begin prose
cutions without further notice"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-07

Being opposed to, the Christian
cross as an emblem, the Jews of
Turkey, organizing a hospital
corps for the war in Tripoli, have
adopted as their mark the Shield
of David, shown above.
The corps is called the Mogen
David hospital, ambulance and
medical corps: Its members will
wear on their sleeves the shield of
of David in red-the same shield
King David wore as a coat of
arms and later the emblem of Ju-
das Maccabeus in his wars for
Jewish freedom.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-17

Peoples Laundry are making a sps- eislty of rough dry laundry. Give us q trial.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-17
OFFICIAL BUSINESS
 CITY or NOME
CALL FOR B DS.

Bids for gravel for East Front Street are hereby called for. to be opened at the regular meeting of the couu.1 Monday, July l7th. The specifications being as follows:
 First-50O cubic yards of gravr lc be hauled from gravel bed on Dry creek and dumped at the Iow-r ,ud of Front street bctW, on the Fire Plar { and Standard coil Warehouse 1'umC East Front street, at places to Ice dasig- mated by the Street Committee. The bidder to furnish teams men to load and dump
 Sccond-Bids for 150 cubic yards of gravel, same conditions.
 Third Bids for l.uuo cubic wards oT gravel. same conditions.
 The council tu reserve the right tn reject any and an bids
 w. N EDDY.
 City Clerk
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NOME. ALASKA, JULY 17, 1911.
REPUBLICAN, PEACE.

From time to time dispatches ewi- nate from Washington stating the in- surgrut and regulars are getting to- gethcr and patching up all their diff ,reureS They are sure getting to- E,ther according to rhv telegraphiC reports but iutsead uf patching up. they are soaring up one another SD they will require patching
 Robert LaFolletto is taking a fall out uf President Taf. uu every and all occasions and Co SaE that an .miu.ut political light nf his ability las mo standing and .ailuN.ug Is .ut as absurd as e. ~ay th, sun gives neither light uni heat.
 should LaFone.tr and Taft run on independent tickets. that Is Taft repre- sru,ing what will hr termed the ragu- lar republicans and LaFuilott, thr iu- dependents there win b, such split in the ranks that th" democrats wil slip m under th, Niu. while the lee publIcaus are Way back on The quarter stretch -,rapp.rg it uut with each other
 President Taft. i- am executive man of no mean ability and i~ much stronger person today than h" was a year ago with thr masses. bu' there Is lots of room flor Improvement tp put him iu what can Do. termed tl, win ming class. and had thr election been held a year ago hr would have gone down in defeat much thr same IS many strong republicans iu fHuir home states. Why Just h-guu~r fhr people lacked faith iu the admiustra and did mol car" tu sanction fhr acts of ,ou- gress bE he uaar~ymsut el returning the out and uut "~taud-patters
 Robert Marion IaFonettr, is a natural born leader of men People who go to hear htu ar" convinced he is superior tp the ordinary man He has great personal magnetism that draws. rather than rrprls his fellow man He has been in tho harness fighting for th" people and thelr con stitutiunal rights for So many wears he has a well earned national. as well as an international reputation.
 All the measures hs has introduced and put into effect have proved of benefit Co the masses He believes the rich can take care of themselves and the working people who ,.hnot employ the greatest attorneys iu the land 10 watch and guard their interest are the ones conEresSmen should look after and protect.
 He has strong following in every state and the manner in which he is going after President Taft leads the public to believe there k no chance of peace but from now on until the end it will be ease of Lay on MacDun. {" until one or the other is politically shelved.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-17
10000 HOMELESS.

People in Nome do not realize what an army of 20.0O0 homel9s people means. The number Is too great. It represents four times the population of Seward Peninsula. vet back in Northern Canada they are now cxperl- eneIng such a problem due Co the for est fires.
 Here in Nome. 8boat two years ago. the citizens had to provide for about two hundred homeless creatures and II required all the ingenuity on the part of Dr r.. r. Hill to feed and house those stranded lambs who had been fieeced not by forest fires, but stripped just as clean through the medium oi another process just as effective
 Problems of caring and feeding thou sands Of homeless people are not often thrust upon the people of any one city yet it happens during times of great castastruphes such as the san Fran
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-17
CITY DOG POUND.

Following is list of the .iogs Im- pounded under provisions Q" Ordi- nance No. PIP during the 24 hours ending at o'clock last night: our Black Siberian Bitrh
 JOHN RORNRDLDT.
 Pouudmaster July r.. 1911.
 Just the thing for that outgoing friend, a basket of Mumm's extra dry Seward Coml Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-17
COMMERCIAL EXPANSION

The senate has made a brave start
 toward the restoration of American
 shipping to the high seas.
 It has passed bill authorizing the
 postmas ster general to favor American
 ships in making contracts for the
 carrying of the mails to south Am
 erica, Japan, China. Australia and the
 Philippines.
 And now comes the house committee
 on post offices with a favorable re- port on the senate bill, so far as it re-
 lates to South America and Australia
 but striking out the provision for Am
 erican mail-carrying lines to Japan China and the Philippines. School-buok free traders like the New York Evening Post-Who prefer that the United States should have no foreign trade at all rather than that the government should raise finger to protect our ocean carrying business are pale with academic indignation at the action of the senate
 But the American people have little patience with such Sophistrics For lack of a merchant marine of
 our own, the commerce of this country pays annually. in excess freight charges, an arbitrary tax of about a hundred million dollars to d foreign shipping trust. The price of d hum dred articles consumed by the average American families is thus artificially incrcased-to fatten the pouch of an alien monopoly
 To meet this ntol.rable situation the senate consents, with reluctance
 and by the narrowest margin of votes, to give d certain preference to Ameri- can over foreign ships in bargaining for the transportation of the United States mails.
 Properly speaking. there is no sub
 sidy' in the case, and the whole ques-
 tiun has been muddlcd by the dis | ingenious use of that word. ! Nevertheless. the country could af- | ford 10 pay, not merely q maximum mail carrying bill of $I0O0OOO as is proposed in the pending measure but | ten tImcs that sum in direct SubVen- tioHs, lf thereby We could br relieved | pi the eXhau~tiug taxation now i'm posed upon Us hy the foreign ship ping cpmbiuatiuu-could restore the lost wealth and glory of our oyer-sea rrchant shipping, and could create navy of peace that would make our War navy invincible
 | Lat. news dispatches say that Flu | ropsan fuanciers are planning rail- road tu the Westernmost point nf Africa whence a great new steamship line will carry freight and passengers across 1 tho Atlantic 70 Brazil in three days. This is but one Of many reminders rf the fact that the currents of South | American trade have set toward Eu- rope. and that. the United States must i act quickly if it Is to have anything nor" than an accidental and subsidiary share in the trade of the great conti- l Iurut to the south
 The lions share of the commerce. Of south America belongs to us. bv geo lgraphieaI and political pre- emption And to lose it for the lack Of ships Woudl be little less than a sign pf our national dccadrucc
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-17

cisco earthquake in 1906. and the re- cent forest fires in Canada. The people of the surrounding country answers calls for aid and the people in the United States have established a well earned reputation to rush to the sup port of their fellow men in distress
 Knowing the condition of the people across the border to offer assistance and being of the same great English speaking race We can rest assured that the 10000 unfortunate people wto have been burned out in Northern Canada will be well taken care of
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-17
FUR MAN COMING.

The Nuqse, is an ideal home paper
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ExTRAI ExTRAl ExTRAl

The Modini Cafe in order to better please their customers during the sum- mer season, will, commencing from next Sunday, June II. serve mer- chants lunch from 11:3O to p. m. with glass of claret wine. for the small sum of fifty cents.
 The a Ia carte dinner will be served from to 9 D. m. Short orders at all hours of the day and night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-17
RIIrTER E0R All

We have a fresh supply of our ia nous "Whole Milk Butter" Nearly every person wno spent the winter in Nome have used our butter and know its superior quality. For the benefit Of the chechaco spring arrivals will ex- plain that our Sweet Brior Butter IS made from sweet whole milk, frozen the day churned, and kept frozen until sold. Sold by the
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-17
DON'T YOU WORRY.

If your clothes become soiIed and need pressing, take them to the Nome Tailoring Company where ladies and gentlemen's cleaning. pressing and re- pairing IS done with strictly up 10 oate modern methods.
 Prompt service and satisfactory work our specially.
 Between Segerstrom 6 Hagen's and Zehner's Jewelry Stores.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-17

The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York. the oldest company in America. holds the largest fund foi dividends to be paid in 1911 CSl3,5@9.- 333OO. Don't insure until you haN. seen w. W. Sale. special agent.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-17

Louis Levy. representing Joseph Uh,- man & Company. fur dealers Of New York city, will be in Nome in a few days to remain for the summer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-17

Brand new cigars in sos and 10os Lovcra, Optimo. Fl Rayo, Carabana Juan Ge Fuca, Arthurs and owls. Sew ard ComI Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-17
olIARTz MINE OWNERS.

TO enable the directors Of the Nome Quartz Development Co. in selecting a min to successfully treat all grades of Nome ores. bring iu at least twcn. .- five pounds oE your average ore at once for testing T...ve at Commis. toners s office.
 This is important Co you. Get busy 4... COMMITTEE