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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-12-19
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-06

Wortes NIT Golo aufgeDogen unb bn.
Der intsreHirt natiirli9 isin @eipidt;
2Ontg Geors ipisgt genau SO 9ilos
srdmm. Mls bic glide 3erempnie bel
Dem lesten Durbar itattfirbsn fotlte,
mubte man iid in Snoien nit Der Qns
sabe beeniigen, baB aSnig gouarb,
(oer ia ielbft ni6t augesen mar 1O4
ailosramm nog. Sein 9u-5ar taat
alio tbeurer gu ite6en, neil bas sc.
riht bes aoniss in Cob unt.r bas
8olt Derfhenft tpirb. Der uWeiiags
gero@ iteat fia nun Dor, aud anbere
Gonige unb Ron:g;nnen ioIlten nit
Cob aufeeposen iperDen uno oibt nd-
bsr beren @etpiht an. Wenn fe:ne 9tns
gaben itimmen, lift Der i9rpsrfte Der le.
bsnosn 5errTter Der 30nig 5erb;nano
pon 8uIgdrien, Der "a sfiloaramm
ipiseen fDu uno bic RDnigin bon grie.
Genlanb bIeibt Inn nihts binter linn
5rriid. Der leihteite aller 5errIher
boaegen foa Der Gar nit einsm 8ee
tDidte bon 71.5 ailosramm iein. 0as
Geipi1t 4nifer Milklms pirb aufI
unsefdbr 80RilOgrdmm ansegeben; Die
R6nisin glifrtstb BON RumGnien Iol
78 Rilogramm tpiegen, bic aoniain@
gRuttsr Mmelie bon pDrtusol 80, bic
3arin MIeronbra 60, unb bic leihtefte
6errfHerin fon Wilbelmine bon 5ol.
lamb nit 30 RiIcsromm fsin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-06
Die Seuptlboier Weibna&ts-
parabe.

aus Berlin ipirh um Wliiis Tesembsr
ssihrieben: Dus 2empelbofsr Je.b
bait Weibnuhtspdrnbe Bonn 3ciTener
Wti!itdrbnhnbof bsr. spcbiu fis BON
Anboltsnef Nobnbof in RieGeu.Ofor.
ren bright tpnrben. riiden unnufb6rs
LID t6iiringiIne, fiibbeutids salisifde,
fttirif6s 1ruppen an. Gs III elm Mdfs
ienftIblnssr BON mtibnahisbdumen.
fir ben Nerbrcuh Der WilIicntnftapt
terehnet. nos 0aupfquortier Der Meib.
EaMissrobbdnbler. 9annsn in jegliAer
1orbencbih bsllsriin. rrlalahii.
grim unb NIT Iei9ten gslbIihen Gpris
tern. Gle ifeben ipie SoInott1 In
Neib unb Dlieb, an Shniirs assebn!,
benn nod iinh li< obue Jubtreus, he
f;thtn lpie geipebriolben sn pprrmioen
esF6ihtet, tblrmen iih 3u srEnen
Bergen. 5u 6unb<rten eng iibtreinons
heroefporfen. Es lit cine Sinbt BON
HGumtn. fpeiit W1Iber, bic fin iibers
nsbIine uslb binbebnsn, off ipie esn
Gtii6 perfprengier 6or5lnnoTfqft. oft
nit cine ReinbarbtF6s DstoratioH.
Ter einsslne BAUM gilt nihts. Die
f:einen 9nnnsn MAIDEN Dubenbbiinbti
aus. iirobumfhniirt. perdhfl'h btbans
belt, bic itolaeiien GiIber iannen, ie
ishS Gtdd obsr Sebn, sthn Rieitn.
5pprtHsn, bic ftiit N1nbsr in sinsa
Heasl br6nssn. Damn Htrae obnt
GorofoIi, iuobI0s iibsreindnbsrees
f6idtet: bunh.rt Gtiid fiinffuns
bert Gtad iuufenb Gtid. Norldu,
fie besniiste fid b0s 6aupsqunrtier
nit rnsab einer bolben NlilIicn Ton
ntn. aber bonn 3pNener MiIit6rbotn+
lof iemmeu iumsf1u nod neue rra&s
tn an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-06
Grnxbeiseatbnas ketertraalneen
Cincinnati. 6. sson.

gIisabstb Dortb y. u. an paul 1eis
der. 16 bel 100 6ub on Der Sibisits
Ger Reuntsn aOsnue, 5pithen Hops
miller unb Jrssman Girabs; 81.
Marp 3. !osins an Minnsl O.
5eins. 26 Jub an Der Siiofeits Der
Clinton Strabs, spifGen Gutter unO
ainn Sirobe; 81.
eleanor 6. Gbolfon an NihoIds Z.
Wolib. 25 CUB an Der Guhfeite Der
Giinften 4Denu.. Ii Gub tpsftli1 bon
5iuce Strabs; 81.
Sauie 5. genoer an Sulius 6.
Berger, 80 bel 125 SUB on Der geit-
ieite Der purcsu 2lpenne. 136 s5ub iiio.
LID bon gofett Roab; 81.
SdmueI .. Cooper an Drsb. g.
Gulmer, 80 bel 100 Uub an Der Hprb.
itite Der Barter apenus, SO sJub Dfi.
LID BON Sousr apeAue; 81.
philip Rennsr an Rntterine Ghos
bert 46 SUB an Der WeftIeste Der Goirs
piep 4penue, 146 CUB fiibIin bon
Worner Strabe; Sd.
glatbon &idman an 6nnon Wdr.
goIis, 90 BET so Jub an Der Deitieiis
tet Gutter Gtrabe. 95 SUB morbid
b1n Court S!roB.; 81.
Jobn 5n. Nm. Gtorfbibe an So
iepbtns W. SdOrfbeibe. 1 Got an Gid
Bun pife. 80 Gub an Wain Gtrobs
nabs Warsarst, 80 CUB an bc.. Goirs
mount; 81.
Deter 6offn.r an 6enrD 3. Nater.
10 Dub an Gopl.r 5trdbe; 81.
Gbns. 5. 8odsnitette, ST.. an CD.
Y. Rntin. 22f iub an goreit NDeaue,
ncbe WeWiuan; ST..
GeO. %. Gpans al syobn %. gs6,
! Ras ~ Garatl! essels; 20.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-06

Go. Dorisn, Sr., an emilp .. pbs.
Ian, 100 Jub an Gburh apenue.
8lenboIe; 81.
Jobn ,G. 5ubion an Grneit O.
elart. 46 SUB on 8rqmbIe apenue,
MaoiiunpilIe; 81.
Gbolpb Wep ar 6orrp 8. graham.
20 Iub an Saf Wpenue; 81.
Ihen. .Qusbsnmoore an Rate Shneis
Der Ii. u, 80 sSuB an Coleman Sirls
bs; 81.
TsrfsIbe an bieiefbe, 90 Jub on
Turner uno 8ont Sirabe; 81.
gerieIbe an bieielbe. 25 SUB on
Coleman S.robe; 81.
Derf.fbe an bisielbe, 80 JuB an
Gutter Strabe; 81.
3sdelbe on bieisIbe, 10 JuB an
Gutter Strdbe; 81.
Gua m. ponne on SIdnc Siheros
rib, 40 Sub an court, nabe Gutter
Strube; 81.
6eIen 9. Glippinser an 5ueb Sic.
Sbdne, Cots AZ. 81 unb SO In .8roos.
iibe- llntsrabtbeilung; 81.
Gieielbe on Samuel Gmiib, Tk;l
Dsr Got 5 in Sam. aiihsn's gfiate;
81.
5annab 3. gaslnn on Sorab Gos
ben. 90 5uB an part Ipsnue, WdInat
5ills; 81.
u. ReinboIo 5ubsr an Soisphin.
Shn4ar!. % SUB an Baltimore
pife; 81.
Wihael 9uumsI an 5enrp Shipeie
ser. Got 10 in Wm. SolIe's aobition.
Wlt. pleaiant; 81.
6. 2. WenbenbaI an Spf. 8. ard.
rier, 40 SUB an Debfsr auenue, DALI
isp; 81.
Rdtban 8erDanesr on gbe 9ers
spung.r, 30 75uB an court Strabe,
nabt Bunmillsr; $500.
6. .. 6iIorein on gilbert 5.Str.its
BORT: so BEL 120 Jub an guttps
Strnbe; 81.
SoIepb grtel an 4Iice e. grau.r,
33a Jub an 0ittor Strnb.; 81.
Nm. g. gup an SOispb Griel, 33a
SUB on 8ietor Strabs; 81.
Waniin 3. Debitsr an 4nno M.
Nabbt. 90 syuB on Malnut StraBe,
Glmfpcob; 81.
Mm. Q. @un an Soiepb grtsl, 80
1ub an 9tctpr GtrdB.; 81.
Joiepb grtel or emma u. Orobei.
80 Jub on @ietor Strabe; 81.
u. M. 6orpuot an Better ailIens, 40
GuB an moobburn QDenue; 81.
Geo. ". RcNaIIn an Grnit 6. Rine.
bart. AZ fub on 9rnmble MDenus.
MnbifonpilIe; 81.
Clifford Q. 0arpep an Sane o.
gorpen. / Got an Wolt Npenue; 81.
Gerbert q. 1rpe an Deter 6offner,
25 Jub an Boone Gtrobe; 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-06

Gineinnati, s. Jan

Veue pppnf1sfeH.
Midosl O. 6sins an Glart Ctr. 6.
j. 81. Co., $1,000.
Jennis o. Bottom on Soutbern Dbio
g. u. 8. Co.. $500.
Hutberine araB on gharIes 8.
Tousbtp. $500.
Wi1tom Wiiler an eagle g. u. 8.
G.. $1,000.
GrsDsrid 6. GuImsr an bisfelbs.
$25OO.
0pman WtorsoIis an abpones Q. u.
g. Co.. 5000.
Derielbe an Gitp 6oII Hons, $1,000.
5enrh .. Roter an Gonsrtb q. v.
Co., 5000.
gb. q. Ruiin an eagle 9. u. 8.
a., $4,000.
8. 3. gpiltsr an ainbtI ape. 8. u.
". Co.. $500.
erneft O. gIart an Soan q. 6uO.
ion, $1460.
eam. ". MsFi an Goutbern Db;o
|Q. u. 4. Co., $500.
Darn g. Droham an Cpfb Uforp
6. u. q. Co., $1,000.
nnsb WrSbune an Warp perfG'
mann, $1,000.
4 Gam. Gmitb an QeIen 8. Glippins
ger. $500.
Clara 9. Maslb an Gunbamental
sc. Il. 3. Co., 1890.
%. =. Rutin an G0utbern Cbio 6.
|a. 8. Co., 5000.
Siaas oitetspit ~ 1DsspIs5 ~ =,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-06

Gcrtf:sune folst.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-06

Sdp. Co., $4,000.
1reD. go. SnnIen an aikrol 6. II.
y. Co., $500.
Geo. Gprid, Sr.. an Muiie ball 6.
Ii. .. Co., S250O.
0ono s.. Gpoo an Rufic 5aG 6. II.
9. Co., $500.
aItsri Streitborit an eagle Q. u.
8. Co., $4,000.
4Iite g. grauer an SoTeph grieI,
$500.
Di.fsIb. an DlObupt plaee 8. u. 9,
Co., S250o.
annu W. Rabbe an gasl. 2. u. 8,
e., $500.
emma u. Grabel on Wtitsrn Ssrm.
gani, $500.
5enrp g. 0eu an ainepln gou.9srs
Elm. $4,000.
Deter aillene on benfeIben, $4,000,
Grnft 6. Rinebort an RiIioro Dom,
9. 60, $1,000.
emma Wl. Rabbs an 3. Rubbe,
$3.50.
getilste 5ppotheten.
Notban Rihmun on Giip SnIl
gcni. $500.
Soba geiidr an champion 3. o.
SO. Q, $3.50.
2lnna .. Callahan an asniingtor
2fse go. 419. :. 8. 8. f., S2500.
lhto. Gapborn an Wtprtle 6. 10
ner, $1,000.
6. W. 1upborn an 6.alp, ferris q
WieMpop, $1,000.
Marp q. aresinger an gortb Col.
Iess 6ill y. Ii. 6. Co., $500.
beurn 8. Heu an d. W. unb 2. g
5arbuoi. s1905.
Gsrielbs an %. sd. Welh, $1,000.
u. W. unb e. 6. burpuot an Glpbo
q. II. 6. Co.. $1,000.
Wlartba yip.rs an g. M. gooper.
$4,000.
Gi.itIk an r. G annss:p, 5000
W. &. Webfsr on Gnna 80. abams
$1,000.
3erleIbe on 3. Rubbe. 5000.
g. .. 5iIo1petn an Gun y. u. go
Il, $4,000.
Cola z. Wariin an s5Ofspb grtel,
$3.50.
cha 80. s}opns an s. 9. grssIen'
S450O.
s5cbn q. aOufer on Rate 8. Cart,
$4,000.
Jobn Wr1ss on Tsrier oumter
Co., $500.
6arrp Ghmibt an 6. 7opIcr
$4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-06

IS ,nalIt bon peiiihen, Iubrz
monnsrufe ballen iibers Jelo. bic
OdiI oanlpien i'm gtnterfroli.
Sdipere Ysobeltpogcn pcfen tbnrin.
hobe RabsItdIten. auf unb ihwunten
Oauoa, nah Den Gerfanrsplasen BON
". nno 8. imb @. Yiit Rollmagcn
fominen forunen Die IetaiIbdnoler
an, NIT leid,tem feoernoeu 8einbrie,
aui Den Die 5nnnenbligel rntDniid,
tansen. giIig geben Die @eifdfte. nli'
aeouIoia troppen Die ssiibrtnette onr
iino ab, Die @oliuiiee iiber oie Ghren
aeitiiIpt, Die 9feife ooer Die fnlten
3ignrrenihunnlel i'm WhinosDinfel.
bi. 5Gnbe tief in ben 1a1hen, aus be-
nsn bic Innee, fleinaetniipfie peitfhe
mil biinnsm Stiel oufrast fcit it's
Elm fremess uHgetpobntts Bib. bieie
aIie GnbeimeInoe autIfxrromaniit, bic
i'm Snntrn Der Miaionenitoot Idnsit
burh Acknowledgements unb 6upptnz
iisnale an Surusiubrtperi unb lait@
fubrpert erihredt unb DerIHahsert
fGeiHt.
linb ss iit Elm 6nnbeln unb Jeils
iGsn nit tnappen, geihIftsmdbigen.
rothisiien Morien. Jn bidt Gopf=
tiidxr eineeipidelt, ipanosrn bic Rleins
bdnbIerinrsn BON Berg su Berg BON
Wnlb 5u WoIb, molten INNER nod
billissrt prsiis. unb ipenn bic @ers
tGufer bic 4diel 3uden, beitdtisen fN
irodsn itreszenntnib banon, bab Drou-
ben beim S6llen ieber Bdum. ob
groB ober iltin, bod nur einen Oros
idben ioiie. Damn iingen bic Utrtdus
fer ibr 2itb BON Der Jro4t, bk auts
lher Drummer. bab iie mebr Uubren
b1tten, OILS bic .poor 1dum6ens", oie
OGuIe molen ibren 6ofer, man einist
iih, bic GGnblerin ieuf5t unb ftippt
ibrsn Sunssn on: r2Oof nal. Gribe--
msin GlIer joa fommen - - er is
in bic acntins.1 Der Junge loot.
Der One tommt. bic RutfHer loDeH.
btr Wooen rollt. Sn Der 9ontine
tpGrnsn bic GHndpis. Der gignrrtns
quolm b<ijt. Riemanb iDil, beDor e
mub, in ben tolten Wcrgen binous.
Debulnis tpnrten ale Clen.
Napib nimmt bk bnlbe Ulinicn ob.
Wk sriine grnisipogen rumpsIn bic
6 gbriitboumIubren pom 1empe!bpfsr
1elo. Wdnhmal bufft Elm ormer
1eufeI pprbei, unb ilaubt 5ipifhsn
ben 1annsnbersen Elm ipenis Reifig
auf. bas ibm tsiner ipebrt. Cine bi6t
Wnbnm< bat iih aus ibren 1unneH.
biinbeIn cine Art Molbpromenohf nnfr
seboui. Gin grimes Gpo5ieretberb6nfs
den baDorssfttllt. brett iibt he bn unb
jtridt. Gin fiiblss WolbibpiI omMslts
ftabtrunb. Sn brsi 1ageH freili6 III
bos Gelb ipiebsr iabI. Die 1aRntn.
bic nod itinep GHnst fnbtn. ffsbeH
sntiMnirt im Jubtreu3 an ben Gtra,
BEN. tleber's feb Der Gbriiibaum-
putoben isarf4irsn lpitDer nur pidsIs
bnuben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-06

Diegrippt sreift INNER siasn
ihpddxn 1b<il an. Die grippe bsrs
fdipinbtt, fOfDrt inrirt. iDenn man
Or. Muguli QGnis's 6anburrer
Nruiitbet stbrnuht. CT tpdrnit. berus
bist ttdfsist unb iteIlt ipiebsr her.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-06

&nfsraenbofbIHtte.
1lntetrffi5ikr: .0<m G&unhede
iitt ~ Uniform 70 i@lotisrie an aeis
te iuis einem ftif@ aa5oet1od deafn
Aadsa hie Gisrf&olsls
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-06
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
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WaGr(aaerin 0ie(es 3eila(lers.

gArn In Der dksffeu Sslf aas - asfstHs
eaicnen. sss bird bic s6opfano toler bsoabs
nafen. nnb % issof ssin 8ns!feI cc<. bob
au6 tsut4nfnas nod 9erfeaeu srtitireu. bic
burA esns nabsianifs araf! im Gtanbt ma.
5ssiee ~ tenn nab porarssufueen. Has fns
Ensers esitauui!s III nab oIeibi. Scr Golnts
tai bic Natin biefe Enme sefonbns beefnf!iuf.
esnH Ne bat itr eis feitens 0ahs ssriisesn. tae
rsten .srer Witmsnf6su pts etn aufsefAIaes'
nss eE6 aenan sn Isssn- NerGstf usN EOS
DC tn ttrer sictnsn NsfsesHs an essfsn unsnns
rpchrt Netmt bic Can enb gar ehit6 bss
ceefin E5saus. born CEN btsisIss tinsut bic
Ger bic ihens EsItsens scn 0rax q 0osess
ersstt. Gas raus iit sas ilnssn eaaS MIA
en- Harn III hsr Rdmss >.
MIRS. Ii. YAEGER.
csegis upezss. stsSsss. GisdssasA p
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-24
FROM kOUGAROk

Harry Corbin and sam Bassett ar rived last night from the Kougarok.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-24
MAY lNSTAL
 NEW WHISTLE
CITY COUNCIL INTENDS TO MAKE SURE OF FUTURE ALARMS
 OF FIRE.

The only matter discussed at ;hs regular meeting of the city council last night was the proposed instal'a tion of a new fire whistle that can be heard all over the city without fail. The mayor explained that the use of such whistle was not to bring people 10 help put out a fire. but to warn them in time in case tn ir own properties might be threatened. The councilmen all agreed that the whistle should be obtained. Since the fire in the courthouse greater care IS being bestowed. IL has been pointed out by members of the fire departm"nt that if grease gets mixed with saw dust or boards which come in con a't with steam pipes combustion may take place. Even sawdust itself 1T compressed around pipe and damn- ened may come to burn like damp h'y. they say.
 IL is not generally known that a second alarm of fire occurred in the courthouse building late on the same night as the blaze. A spark had smouldered. probably. and ared up In some unexpected place. hut nothing came of it.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-24
lut-fsk at Lehman's.

Asserted nuts at Toby's 20 esnts a pound.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-24

Something new at Toby's. F~'its of Paradise at 50 cents . box.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-24
DRIVER HAD
 CLOSE SHAVE
w. E. MILLER HAD FEET AND HANDS FROZEN WHEN HORSE
 WAS DROWNED.

". F.. Miller. the driver of the w. J. Rowe horses which went through the ice some days ago in Hobson creek had a very narrow escape from drowning and is now suffering severe ly from frozen hands and feet. When the horses went in MT. Miller jumped right down in the water in the effort 10 get them loose. One of the horses in his struggling stepped on the man and he was only saved from being carried under the ice with the animal by grabbing the other horse.
 The endeavor to rescue his horse kept him in the water for nearly two hours and the freezing of the feet and hands is the result. one foot is rather badly frozen but no perma nent injury is feared.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-24

Frssh cabbage IS pounds for one dol [. Iar at lshmann's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-24
STRIKE COLD
 EVERYWHERE
HEAD OF NOME RIVER IS MASS OF THAWED GOLD BEARING
 GRAVEL.

That the country around the head of Nome river. above the U. $. road house. seems to be one mass of thaw- ed gold bearing gravel is the state ment of K. N. Winnie who has just completed d lot of prospecting there. He is certain that a dredge will be installed there next summer as a re- suit of the discoveries made.
 He and his partners put down 39 holes altogether and found gold in the gravel in every one. Four holes sunk to bedrock show the ground to be from 20 to 25 feet in depth.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-24

Live suekiins pigs at the Mecca to- niQht.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-24
WILL HOIST
 GREAT DUMP
llNoEBERG AND RACER iNsTAl 25 HORSE POWER BOILER
 ON IRENE.

A large outfit. included in which IS 20 horse power boiler. is being in stalled on the Burns bench on Irene creek for Lindeberg and Hager. In ad- dition to the boiler they are also in- stalling hoist. bunkhouse. etc, and operations on q large scale will be carried on during the winter. The outfit is being taken from the Yellow . stone.
 The ground to be worked is said To be first class. the pay being an ex- tension of that operated before by other parties.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-24
PETERSON WINS.

Peterson got two falls out Of three last night in his wrestling hn.t with Walthers. Jack Warwick acted as referee.
 A preliminary wrestling match c. tween Larsen and Kornis ended wacn the latter found that his rios were hurting him.
 The program opened with boX.ns bout between Kelly of For. Davis ano Gene Rose of Nome. in whi.l Kelly was once more on the los.nc side.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-24
Real apple cider at Lshmann's.

When buying your candy, drop m at Toby's who makss fresh candy every day. Also carries full and c,'npIsts line of 0unthsrs, Varsity bitter swssts, Imperial chocolates, Victoria chocolates, peaches and creams, Pan Americans, Msrasehino Cherries and hiqh ealls.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-24
SELLING TICKETS.

The carnival committee have decid ed to give s25 gold to the person sell ing the largest number of general ad- mission tickets to the carnival. Tick cts to go on sale Friday at noon. Con testants can secure tickets at A. Po- let's. All committees are busy at work.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-24

Charles Thornton has changed his mind and will take part in the big cake walk at the Carnival.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-24
MISS EAsu GETS e,s LEAD

Miss Margaret Nash is now far in the lead in the race for carnival queen having added about 10000 to her vote of yesterday.
 The vote today is: Miss Margaret Nash .. ........15. 1885 Miss Jennie Martin .. .. ... 5,91O
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-24
GREETINGS FROM THE NUGGET

The Nugget will not be issued to- morrow. It takes advantage of this occasion to wish all the people oi Seward Peninsula very happy Christmas.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-24

f you haven't already quit giving Christmas gifts why not go and give a few hundred votes to the coming Carnival qussn?
The Forrest City times., 1912-09-13
F. J. CHEVY X CO. Toledo. C

F. J. CHEVY X CO. Toledo, 0. We. the undersigned have known r. ]. Sheney for the last l5 years. and believe hun perfectly honorable in all businesss transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm.
 NATIONAL RANK OF COMMERCE.
 Toledo, 0, lialIs Cstarrh Cure is taken internally. acting directly upon the blood and mucous suriaess or the system. Testimonials sent Druggists. " Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Forrest City times., 1912-09-13
Hogs. Roads and Bridges.

Mir A. L. Bynum, of Johnson township was in town this morning and gave us a pleasant call. He in- formed us that he had just sold to MT. l.. R. Grobmyer twelve head of hogs which weighed 1870 pounds. and for which he received sl10. They are of the Red Duroc" breed, and cost him about s25 to raise This is an example of what can be done by a progressive farmer. and should be valuable to others. It pays to raise hogs.
 He also said lie had just completed a 75 foot bridge across Crow creek in Johnson township, near his home at sl.50 per foot. It is great and much appreciated convenience to the farmers of that section, andsothers who travel that way. Good roads and good bridges are a necessity, and save their cost in wear and tear on stock and vehicles. in the larger loads that may be hauled, and in the time saved
The Forrest City times., 1912-09-13
Good Roads Association

There was meeting of the Good Roads Association last night al the Mayors office, at which the roads and ways and means were discussed.
 A committee was appointed, com posed Of F, W. DeRositt, J. W. Barn, hart, S. P. Mcdaniel and E. Land voigt, to go toWheatley to investigate the damages done to the roads by the rice growers allowing their lands to overflow. The committee has instrue. tions to report at meeting to be held in the Mayors office next Monday night at 1:S0 o'clock
 Every man in the county who is in- terested in good roads is earnestly re- quested to be present.
The Forrest City times., 1912-09-13
Expects d Great Exhibit.

Mf. Nathan B. Norton in speaking of the chances for good exhibit from this county to be carried on the Arkansas On Wheels" train, says he expects St. Francis County to be shown with success equal tc any other county of the St. Francis Val ley. Already, several specimens of different products have been promised and are being held until the proper time to be brought in-from the lst to the 18th of October train leaves on the goth.
 MT. Norton urges the merchants and farmer especially, to keep look out for good specimens of every pro- duct of the county. The several counties of the St Francis Valley will have their exhibits in the same car, and if this county can be first, or among the first, of that car, it will be among the first of the en- tire train, of it's respective products. Specimens of rice, should be brought in, or spoken of to MT. Norton so he can get them. He wants a bale of alfalfa, a bale of pea hay, and also specimens of potatoes, turnips 'and all garden products. Several stalks of corn, with the greatest number of the best ears, and also about a dozen shucked ears, Seperate
 The Forrest City Cotton Oil Mill and the Forrest City Box O., are preparing exhibits that will be of great value.
 MT. Norton offers from his private means premium of sl for the best of each product taken. Bring specimen of anything you grow, it will help. One exhibit last year con- tained bunch of Bermuda grass roots and all-and was over four feet long. That is the idea
The Forrest City times., 1912-09-13
For Those Cold Suppers

Ring 299, Scott & Ferguson, and gel Sardines. Salmon, Oysters, Roast Beef, Lunch Tongue, Potted and Dev fled Ham, Chip Beef, Chicken Loaf, Veal Loaf. Hot Tamales. Chili CCl Carne, Vienna Sausage. Lambs Tongue, Sweet and Sour Pickle and Shaker Bread
The Forrest City times., 1912-09-13
What We Never Forget

according to science, are the things associated with our early home life, such as Bucklen's Arnica Salve, that mother or grandmother used to cure our burns, boils, scads, sores, skin eruptions, cuts. sprains or bruises Forty years of cures prove its merit. Unrivaled for piles, corns or cold sores. Only p cts at all druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1912-09-13
A Certain Shot On Chills.

l have been using your Cheatham' $ Chill Tonic in my family for some time and can say it is certain shot on Chills, says ]. E. Blackshear, Lewisyille, La. Money promptly re- funded if it fails to cure, Price soc. Sold by all dealers. An excellent tonic for invalids and feeble persons. Prepared only by A B. Richards Medicine Co, Sherman. Texas
The Forrest City times., 1912-09-13
W eather Forecast,

Cooler with rain causing Rheumatic pains. Hunts Lightning Oil stops all aches and pains whether from Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Cuts, Burns or Bruises. The quickest Eminent known. ? and 5oc bottles. All druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1912-09-13
Notice.

The members of the Surviving Ex-Slave Association are called to meet at Forrest City, September 2e. 1912, to elect officers and transact any other business that may properly come before the Association
 John c. Davison.
 President and General Manager.
The Forrest City times., 1912-09-13
HOw's This |.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrh tha cannot be cured by Halls Catarrl Cure.