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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-10
PROBABLY ANOTHER
 DREDGE FOR OPH|R

on the seventh when he started for Nome ta" work was going along mer- rily.
 br. Arnold was also given reason to believe that some very extensive pros poetiug work will be carried on in the .~adcpaga this fall. He believes that tNo companies will drill there and give the section good testing. COMING ON NORI HWESTERN. Concord grapes direct from Eastern states. Make your reservations now. Only a limited number.
 ROYAL FRUIT STORE.
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Common ssnss sisi0hs No. 4s and No. 6's and hickory for baskst slsishs. Prosssr's Harness Shop. Black 6
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CALL FOR YOUR CLOTHES.
 Any one having clothes at John Feyrer's place please call for them as am going outside. Store for rent Inquire within.
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Just received . fsw ehsffonisrs, golden oak. reasonable priess. Every thing at HeIt's, 4o9 Front.
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officer WIS young and was very Jpp- ular.
 He was EHe5 WhIe experimenting fur the army of which ta u3s .,re uf taa r-au.ar areOpl3uists
 Short orders served all day at Wo- mans Exchange.
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A, 8, DANCE.

A. F. and their friends will dance Friday. october II. at A. B. Hall.
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RECEIPT FOR STANDARD
 MONEY DESTROYED

Knowledge of the payment was denied hy Mir. Roosevelt himself When ask rd whS he destroyed the receipt given to him by Bliss Mir. ArchboId replied;:
 Because IL was not a pleasant thing to look at
 Ira tells his Chinese stories in the Marriage of Kitty.
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Special Nugget Service

Special Nu09st SsrVIes-
 TACOMA. Oct. l0.-John II. Bullock conspiracy today by a jury on the charge of conspiracy. The charge arose from the sale of coal to Fort Davis. Both men were accused of combining and conspiring to over
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-10

VIENNA, Oct. l0.-Many villages on the Turkish and Montengrin si ir of the frontier are in flames to Ev Both sides are devastating the couu try of the enemy whenever they F in d footing, and war with a vengea lce is now raging. Both sides are said tC be wild with the pent up hatred of years and every settlement taken hy either is put to the torch.
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ban Hanna testified that he gave sl77.O0O to Roosevelt before the con vention.
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Special Nugget Service

WASHINGTON. Oct. 9.-Charles Taft, brother of the president, gave evidence today before the senate com mittee which is now Investigating the political party contributions. He tes- tified that he gace quarter of mill
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PODGORITZ. Montenegro. o,s. le A second Montenegrin army hIs opened an attack on the Turkish posi- ton near here and the battle is now
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-10
GREEKS LEAVE |. 5. ID
 FIGHT AGAINST TURKEY

will go tc light altogether.
 They seem to have plenty of funds to meet the expenses of the trip and will probably have enough for equip ment when they reach the seat of war. hose who are not going are subscrib- ing liberally.
 Dinner served from 4 p. m. to 8 p. m every day at the Woman's Exchange.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-10

Ira Robertson Is a scream in t..e Marriage of Kitty.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-10

A. 8. DANCE. A. B. and their friends will dance Friday. October II. at A. B. Hall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-10

The Marriage of Kitty is a great
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-10

Waiting cards at Nugget of6es.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-28
.lSJ5yY

rode homeward Ihere be more dust
hangn over I'll drive trails next year when
spring drops tn barriers than ever before
4ou needn't | fear lor tn market price. viii
stand. This was nu; guess, bur the re-
suit ot thought and study ana il pArdleled
BUCK own private opinion
Needless to say Elkins was welcome
figure At the r1nch house, aud was regarded
as q good fellow At the Bar 20 he found
only Two men who would not thlW to him.
and he VIZ possessed Of too much tact to
ify 10 force them to like him Ohe WA
topalone whose Original cold reserve
seemed 10 be growing, ths Bar 20 puneher
hnding in tikins personality that charged
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cav! What do you know about i?"
demanded Lucas III he can't shoot So
good what chance has he got?"
What chance First chance"
"lluh. suorled Wood Wright, bellieer-
entity. Any fool can see, but lie can t
@,oot''
"Th' first Shot don't win, Johnny. You
can't put one where YOU want to when a
tellers dodgn' around in tn brush It's
tn mast that counts. an til bes, shot gets
in tn most woudn't want To stand up
agn' Hoppy an a short gun, not in that
game and Rad shook his head With de-
ci:ion
The argument waxed hot. With the ex-
ception OF Hopalong, who sat silently watch
tul, everyone spoke his opinion and repeated
i without regard TO the others Finally,
above the uproar, Cowan's below Was
heard shut up Shat nbi For Gods
sake, g.f.H What does it matter, " ho
cares Never Law such l bunch OF tinser
here, al Of YOU, play cards an forget ..bout
il
"All right. nuttered Johnny. But I'll
man that ~
Did you hear nel yelled Cowan, reach
ing for 4 bucket OF water This is game
where | can ge tn most IN"
fnc chairs @lEAped on tho rough floor As
the men pulled up to table. " | don l-se
d-n, came Elkin. nnal comment lie
shut1led the catds Pm no fancy Calt g.
pert but d take i chance with any rn.n
as totes gun Lea.tawAy. u sgD5s, |
wouldn want 70 lake no such advantage
OF lame man
The effect would have been lderous but
for is deadly significance Cowan .toop-
ing to 60 under the bar, remained in that
hunched up attitude, hi> every faculty CON
centrated in his ears; the match On il. way
to the cigarette between Red lips Was held
until ii burned his fingers, when il N.s
dropped from mere reflex action, the hand
still stiff1y aloit; Lucas, hall in and hall cat
OF his chair, seemed to have got just where
he intended, making no effort TO seat HIM
self. The sole movement in the room WAS
the slow rising oi Hopalong and the mark
edly innocent shulfling of the cards by
Elkins. He dropped the pack for the cut
and looked up as il surprised by the silence.
Hopalong stood facing him, leaning oyer
with both hands on the table His voice,
when he spoke, rumbled from his che,l III 4
low growl: You won haze no advantage,
Elkins. Take It from me you've had yorc
last fling I'm glad you made il pl4ia lhs
time so it's something | can take hold oi.
He Strengthened and walked to ths door,
and an audible sigh sounded through the
room as it was recognized that trouble VAS
not Immediately imminent. At the door he
turned, AT noon tomorrow I'm goin' TO
hoof it north through til brush between tn
river an tn river trail, startin' at tn Old
ford He paused eXpedantly
"Nle too-only tt other way was the
instant reJolnder.
Hopalong nodded and the closing door
shut him out into the night Without
word the Bar-2o men arose and followed
him, the only hesitant being Johnny, torn
between loyalty and new-foand friendship;
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but with a sorrowful shake Of the head, he
turned away and passed out, not far behind
the Others.
"Clannish ain't they remarked Elkins,
gravely.
Those remaining were regarding him
sternly, questioningly, Cowan with deep
frown darkening his face. ou hadn t
oughter said chat, Elkins. The reproof
was almost an accusation.
Elkins looked steadily at the speaker
a" You hadn't oughter LET me say it, he
replied How did | know he was 50
touchy?" His gaze lett Cowan and lin
gered in turn on each OF the others Some
OF you oughter told me | wouldn't a said
il only for what | said just before, an
didn't want him to think | was challengin'
him to no duel in tn brush. So / SAYS 50.
an then he goes an takes it up that am
challengin him. | amt got no call to tight
with nobody Amt | tried to keep out OF
trouble with him ever since I've been here'
Amt T." The grave, even tones were dis
passionate, without a trace OF animus end
sereneiy sure Of justicS
The faces about him cleared and heads
nodded "a comprehending consent.
es, reckon you haYe, agreed Cowan,
Slowly. "Yes. | reclon-4mebhy-you
have"
It was noon by the sun when Eopalong
and Red shook hands eN:h a. thc ci' f3ld
and the former turned - enl-s tae ',~ >h
Get him, ll0tsy SIS Ha e-c4 Red
called earnestly. - se here w4i,in Tor
you"
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sIHTE REJQJWENATT00Q, OF Tx EWALT
gW gIeARdEHgGE NMGgI4E@ED ~

man. remarked Lucas with enthusiasm.
Nou'll mad no better, no matter where you
look
Listen ~ exclaimed Cowan. holding ep
his hand Tor silence II reckon that some
oi IN Baf-2o how sodnda like their nuisr
didn't neither Johnny Nelson lung
over his shouider As he pushed open the door
and entered
Then who did, demanded Hopalong,
chucking, Huilo, boys. he said, nodding
To his friends al the bar NcboAy else
would do a fool thing ike that he added
to Johnny,
He did il, all right: seen him.
laughed BLK Williams, pressing close upon
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the atmosphere with hostility and quietly
rubbed him the wrong way. Whenever he
was in the presence Of the newcomer he felt
the tugging Of an irritating and insistent
antagonism and he did not always fully
conceal it. John Bartlett, Lucas and one
or two more had noticed it and they began
to prophesy future trouble between the
two. The other man who disLked Elkins
was Red ConnorS; but what was more nat
ural' Red, being Hopalong's closest com
panion would be very apt to share his
frend's antipathy On the other hand, as
il to prove Hopalong's dislike to be unwar-
ranted, Johnny Nelson swung far to the
other extreme and was enthusiastic in his
liking for the cattle scout, and laughingly
twitted Hopalong for allowing a lickin' at
poker to make him sore" This was the
idea that Elkins was quietly striving to have
generally accepted
The affair thus hung fire, Elkins chadng
al the delay and cautiously working for an
opening which at last presented itself BY
q sort oi mutual, unspoken agreement, the
men in Cowans that night passed up the
cards and sat swapping stories. Cowan,
s@earing at 4 smoking lamp, looked up with
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a ern and burned his fingers as a roar Of
laughter marked The point Of droL reminis-
ccI.cc told by Bartlett
That's a good tory, Bartlett, Elkins
remarked Remind, me OF tn lame
Grcascr Hippy Joe, and the canned oysters.
They was both bad, an neither OF EN-
kuowed it till they came together. 1t was
ike this. The malicious side glance
went unseen by all but Hopalong, who stii-
fened with the raging suspicion OF being
gniitcd on bis own Gciornity The humor
Is tlct.i aiied 10 peal to him, and when
lis luli senses returned Lucas was in the
midst Of the story Of the deadly game oi tag
played ina tcn-acre lot Of dense underbrush
between two Of his old-time friends. An
Pierce Won finished Lucas, SEINE shot UP
but able To gel about tie was bound town
lie could -hoot All round sam l.op,J9s
Bur th best Shot won allus wiu in td4t
game said Eikins.
\o sir, Ink is what counts there,
endorsed Bartlett
~Bs-, SCOT ought TO win" declared
Skinny Taempson Where's te agin'
Hoppg.'
Won't neither cried Johnny. "rh'
man who sees IL other first --"
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Hopalongs heels. "Howdy, Lucas2 an
there 5 that d coyote, Wood Wright. Got
any loose money, you two, he demanded,
grinning
! reckon We have AN our credit S good
up to dollar Or two, amt it, Cowan2"
replied Lucas
=" Two dollars an four bits" corrected
Cowan. Il II raise it 10 three dollars even
when you pay mt that 'leyen cents YOU owe
me-
Leven centsr What leven?"
" Postage an envelope for that love letter
YOU writ
Go to blazes you moss-head."
" Wen trim YOU ieiers tonight. ii you've
got the nerve TO play, grinned Johnny
expectantly
An we've got that, too. Gimme tn
cards, CoWan, requested Wood Wright.
turning. Ihey won't give u, no peace till
We take. all their money from EN-.
Open game, prompted Cowan, glanc-
ing At Elkins
shore Everybody in that wants 10. :"
replied Lucas. loloeing the Others to the
table
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came to him, and then the necessity foy
acton, unless he wished to lose what he had
fought so hard to save.
Anything short OF the iron man Tex had
become would have been dead before this
or have been finished by the maulipy h,.
now got from Hopalong. But Tex qrosne,s
sufgieG curse and finally opened hisseves
upon ms rescuer who sank back with !
sfunt q satisfaction. Slowly his intelii-'
gence returned as he looked steadily in,a
liopaloAs eyes, and with it came the real.
zatioh OF a strange truth he did not han.
TN, man al all. Months of right living davs
and nights OF honest labor shoulder. ~
shoulder With men who respected him for
ms ah:litv and accepted him as one of them
selves Rad made a new man of him al
though the legacy Of hatred from the old
les he'd disguised him from himself untX
.cw; but he new Tex. battered. shot-nn
1ear'y drowned, looked at his old enemy
and saw him for the man he really was
iie smiled family and reached out hi,
ianl
ga 'iiy, yo're h boss" he said
They shook. So
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I Hopalons' plan had been worked out the
night before, when lie WAS alone and the
world was still and he snrang forward
bearing to.ihc right towards the river with
out hesitation. He eN cred the first lnnd-
red yards speedily, and then began to move
slowly and cautiously Keeping close to,the
earth and showing marked preference or
loW ground His eyes and ears told him
nothing lor quarter ol an hour, and hen
he suddenly crouehed rs he noticed the
plain trail OF nau From the bottom ul
one OF the heel print i leaf Was .loNly isl
my telling him how neH The trail w.,s; aud
a. II tlls were not enough he heard rs ig
snapas he glanced along The lac ol prints.
1t sounded very close, and he dropped tuous
knee aud thought quctly. Why had the
other lett 50 PLAN 4 trail down III, middle Of
tie brush plot and one SO strAights Hops.
long would not tract, lor hc Wa 40 assassin, ,
but lie Lnem wh4t he woull do ii he we're,
and csfele. he an.wer lea5rd to his
su.pleiols inlhd ira hA.h and lie did not
cafe 10 waste amy time III rs ing to deter.
Ill4le Wh1 rhsr of net l.lkina W., capable OF
such 4 tack. lie worked on the prcsump-
toa that the trail hsd been made plan for
a lc,soa, and that not far ahead al some
sult~hle plIce Tie maker lay ia wait He
sAiled ay4gely, worked Backward and,
turning, struck oil in circle 1t va, uot
long beir4e he came upon the same tlal
AS-ll and he started -.nothcl cirlac A I'D.
let -tffef P..-t III. ei and hc Lisl At The
-n,ple, dropping to his stomach and wig
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Run for yore nfe! Cloud-burst up tn
valley.
Tex's sarcastic retorl was cut short as he
instnctiyely glanced north and his agonized
curse ashed Hopalong forward. Can't
run knee caps busted. | cant swim
al, Il i--'
Hopalong saw him torn from his shelter
and whisked down the raging torrent like
an arrow from bow The Bar-3o puncher
ltaped lron lie bank, shot under The yellow
flood and arose, gusping and choking, many
yards doNnstseam lighting madly 70 get
the muddy water out oi his throa' and eyes.
A. lie struck oul with all = strength down
tie current, he caught ieht Of Tx torn
from Il iuttng tIcr hmb, and he shouted
encouragement and Swan All the harder, il
sueh 4 thing We're possible leys course
vas checked Tor moment by 4 back eur
rent, and a. he again Ielt The pll! Of
tie rushing stream liopalang aand
Clipped III Coisr and the hght toI safe Z
began.
Nhir,d against logs and stamps, drawn
down by tic weight OF his clothes and tie
frantic efforts OF IeA to grasp him lighting
the water and the man he was trying to
save, his head under water hall Tie til.c and
1exs vice like lngel. threatening him be
headed tol the Yest shore against powerful
cios5 currents that made his titoits seem
u-elr.s Once, ,aughl h> Lmaly current.
they were sWuAg under An ovefhanging
branch but :. Hop4long hand hot up to
grasp il submerged ~ caught his leet,
pulled him under, and sent ItXs steelike
afns around his thfoal to almost sutiouate
him before he managed To- beat the other
into insensibility
"lll let you 90, N youl' lie threat
ened; bat his hard clipped tie Others
collar all the tighter and his fighting jaw
was set.
They shot out into ;he main stream and
it looked miles wide h.opalong was tight
ing only on his viii now He would not give
up, though he scarce could lit an arm and
his lungs seemed on fire He did not know
whether ex was dead or alive, but he
would get the body ashore or 60 down with
it. He bumped into log and instinctively
grasped it, Ii turned and when he came uD
again it was bobbing llNe feet ahead OF hnA
Ages seemed to pass before he flung hs
numb arm over it and iloated with it,
Things were growing black before his eyes
and strange, weird ideas and images foa.ed
through his brain When he regained Soms
part OF his senses he saw ahead of him
long, curling crest OF yellow water and ioanA
and he knew it was pouring over bar The
next instant his feet struck the bottom ans
he fought his way bhndly and slowly, wits
the stubborn determination OF his kinG
towards the brush-coyered point twonty
feet away.
When he opened his eyes and lookes
around he became conscious Of excruciatird
pains and he closed them again to resi-. 9fi
out-dung hanG struck something that mab
him look around, and he saw Tex Ewat SO
down al his side Slowly the whole thin
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Ken, fss' ran lot yors Ike %

---Nun let lot Ike
thicket and two OF his three shots went
home klliins glo4ned rjth pain and iear
as he realized that his right kneeoap vas
broken and would make him slow in his
movements. But he had plenty OF courage
and he returned the fire with remarkable
quickne4s
hopalong wiped the blood from his face
and jeered again. " | won let TIA man YOU
came with wait long ii tell him as soon
as | get back to Red. He Wormed his way
to a new place and when he got hall way
there he called out again: Hows yore
health, in mock sympathy.
Elkias lied maniully, and when he looked
for another shot his enemy was on the fur
ther bank moving up to get behind him
He did not know Hopalong new position
until be raised his head 10 glance down the
dried river bed, and he va, informed by
bullet that niched his ear He swore and
hazarded a return shot, and heard I1opa-
longs laugh ring out again.
Like Ii story Lucas told. tn hest shots
goin to win tbs time too, TIE Rar 20 man
remarked
i'lt'E.& r,t,rt was wa~tci, 'at sudden
and uausual ourG Fa3 ,.. ;opal ng's
ear and acv, ej5sw = isalt a;ion to il.
NEiic hea"7 '@r5G p'..i !, 90, IA tx It grew
louder r.pijig, arl her on h's stoaishrd
sight burst vefoat veil of brown Na;er,
sweeping oriii'v & lr he r''er hs,:.
3nd he i2 i tape} ag.'iis- amt erAater
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'R everal years Tex
Ewall's grudge had not
weakened and now, Il,
ht rode TO rid him.e
OF IL ana pay a debt
il grew INSTANTLY
stronger unta he thrilled
N1NH IA NnItFtfAN1 f4I 4Hft
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The Penn's Grove record., 1912-05-17
Fishing Notes

The catch Of shad has been small this
week in River and Bay. The catch off
Penns Grove on Monday was less than
100, on Tuesday from so on down. and
on Wednesday from 80 on down. Only
a few were on the river on Thursday, it
being rainy all day.
Occasionally a sturgeon is being caught,
An up-river fisherman caught a big one
on Tuesday which dressed weighed 26O
pounds worth 81 cents a pound and IS
pounds OF roe worth 81 a pound, total
$8l. go.
The wholesale price was 500 on Monday
and advanced to $50 because of the scar
city of shad.
Fishermen have begun to leave the
bay, so few shad are being caught. Next
week will finish shad fishing there.
Up to last Saturday Denny Bros. had
taken $4,000 less shad to Philadelphia
than last year,
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-05-17
HOME HAPPENINGS.

The daughters of Pocohontas will hold
a cake sale in Sparks new hall Saturday
evening.
Daily May showers are making a big
grass crop but some have not been able
to pillow some OF their corn ground, nor
plant some of their corn.
The heavy rain last Sunday morning
between 9 and 10 o'clock hindered the
attendance at the Mothers Day services
in the churches.
For the second time we issue an eight
page paper this week. We hope our
readers will appreciate double the amount
OF reading matter with no extra cost.
The 6. A. R., Sons of Veterans and
patriotic orders are arranging for Memoir
lal Day exercises on the Both. A detailed
program will be announced next week.
Wilbur Sparks new hall at Main at
Franklin Street was opened for the first
last Saturday night with the picture
show.
Queen Anne, the new steamer OH the
Delaware, began her regular trips be-
tween Salem and Philadelphia last Tues
day morning.
The steamer Ulrica was blown aground
below the end of the wharf last Monday
after she started to leave on her 2 o'clock
trim pnao,,, Al. III. 49,.
down at the time she did not get off I'M
til 7.2O p. IN.
The water works at Bridgeport have
peen completed so that water is now turn
ed OH. That little town has both water
and also gas which comes from the Glass
boro plant.
Free trial package OF Conkey's Lice
Powder and Big S0-page Poultry Book
free for one week only H. D. Turner's. n
Haverford and Excelsior Motor Cycles
are the go-fast machines you should buy
Of James Workman, Union Corner,
Psnn's Grove,
BIGGEST and BEST STOCK of HATS in
Wilmington at Dubell's, No. 2 East 3, St.
Children's straws a speciality. *9-l5-3m
When you need a bicycle do not fail to
get a Reddington or a Dayton of James
Workman, Union Corner, Penn's Groves
Gasoline by the gallon or barrel at V.
s. Homan's,3ll Delaware Avenue, PENIS
Grove. Also batteries, oils and electric
supplies. if
Because of stores closing noon | will
not make messenger trims to Phiadelnhia
on Saturdays until fall. IL .DUFFY. 2t