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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-06
JOSEPH HAMMER DYING AT
 HOLY GROSS HOSPITAL

Joseph Hammer the well known baker, who has been associated with the Anvil and North Pole bakeries for years. is now at the point of death up at the Holy Cross Hospital. and not expected to survive the day.
 MT. Hammer fell this morning into the basement of the North Pole bak- cry when he was going on shift and fractured his skull and is now dying from concussion of the brain
 Investigation at the North Pole Bekery brought out the following facts. Frank Meyer who has been working with Hammer for many months came down and got everything ready for the morning baking and about i've o'clock Joe" not having shown up. being due about four went to his cabin to call him He returned not having found Hammer at home and went into the basement where the ovens are located and found Hammer lyllk on lHt ttHltHt ilOOI BIOdilhe' The man must have fallen from the top of the stairway to the basement striking on his head The woman on duty reported she thought she heard a noise as if something had fallen but gave the matter no further atten- ton
 Mir. Meyer placed some sacks under the head of Hammer. then called up John Meyers the owner of the North Pole Bakery for Hammer 0as un- conscious and appeared In pain. also blood was oozing from his mouth and ears
 Mir. Meyers had the man taken to the hospital al once after he had called n Dr Hill and everything has been lone for the patient. but he is not ex- pected 10 live throughout the day.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-06
SEEN AND HEARD

\ few months ago the Nugget was
 taking telegrams about the empress iowag,r af China but since outside papcre containing elaborate dcscrip- tons o' the fair damscI. why the real fakir ie trying to divert attention. For the benefit of our readers. the Nugget will state any time it "fakes" 4 telegram on such important events as the Lawrence strike. we will gladly donate the St0U to th. Holy Cross Hospital the amount We tried sa hard = mak, the real fakir come through with in connection with the T. aeer Emprese "f China.
 N respectfully ask our many sun- =,rit,r, tr save thr Nuggets contain Ing the accounts wherein samuel
 umrers made The statement or gave n interview about th. Industrial WerRer- being in charge af the Law renee strike alza The one containing ths account about Governor Foss on the same strike and v We are Wrouc ny to the hospital we donate. for wr will not waste time trying tp make the allen fakir come through u would h, interesting tp have him t,n not only the number of union men Who Ro 'a make up the militia at Lawrence. bat the percentage of wo- men who go 10 make ID the total mum. ,er now out on strike which is also contained In Gov. Foss' report
 councilman Reiiley told an amusing story at the council meeting Monday evening AS acting chairman of the police committee while Daniels is away at the springs he reported drunk lad been raising old Cain stating he had been robbed But the fellow was #sarched and every cent he claimed to have been robbed Of was found in his left sock. where he had cached II away The fellow had socked 1t away and was walking over real money
 From the number of stunts" on the program now being prepared for ,hc press in the Nugget office. We can readily understand why such a rush was made ycstcday af Toby's when he sale Of tickets opened. for the An-Alaska Sweepstakes arcc to hc given Saturday neht
 The swimming will be that good Saturday evening at the show many If the girls are going prepared 10 at least go In wadlng We haze not heard Of any diving suits being or
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-06
THREE GAMES PLAYED
 BILLIARD TOURNAMENT

Three games were played in the handicap billiard tournament yester day afternoon and evening up at th. Lobby. and large crowd turned our to witness the contests
 In the afternoon F.. C. Divine cros,- cd cues with T. Lehman. and wA- defeated in close game. Lehman winning out ny 2s to 22.
 ! Ed Burroughs and George Scho. field had their innings last evening. and these two artists with the cue had it nip and tuck all the way throug-' executing many fancy shots that reg istcrcd This contest resulted iu Schofield winning 25 to Burrough'e 2i
 A Mueller then took on th, scratch man" the winner of tho tournament last winter at the Lobby A. J Bruner and Mueller who wa playing in fine form defeated the champion 25 to 22 in 54-lnnlng game.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-06

According to Pete Gervais ot the Red barn. there will be a number of dumps 10 be sluiced mp during the spring thaw in the vicinity of Hast ings creek. on the second beach line down that way. Also there Is consid erablle prospecting being carried on oyer on Osborne creek to locate the pay streak for the dredges of the fu- turc after they extract the present gold in the gravels where they are "p"rat. ing during the summer.
 JefY Gordon who Is a partner of Julien. Is prospecting opposite No 10 Osborne on the benches and has five or six men working. Above where Cor don is prospecting Is another outfit
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-06
DUMPS
 TOWARD HASTINGS

working on St Michael creek. trib- utary of Osborne The ground over there being summer dIggings the men are merely locating the pay for the open season extraction.
 Down toward Cunningham there are between ten and fifteen outfits work ing extracting dumps for the spring clean up All the way from the head of the Hume on the northwest ditch to Hastings creek miners are working away on the second beach line Dumps can he seen all along there. but the coal shortage is bothering the opera tors who are handicapped. not having secured sufficient fuel to run them all winter In advance
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-06
Special Nv9ost Ssrs,ee.

Spec.ai Nv0oet oSrsiee.
 FL PASO. Texas. March s-The expected happened yesterday. when the rebels joined forces with General Orozco. who has been accused sev- cal times by Ameicans as being in league with the rebels for the over throw of General Madero.
 The rebels and General Orozco forces are now preparing for an early march upon Mexico City and will try to wrest the power from the hands Of the Ma dero administration.
 Late In February il was published in American papers that both General Trevino and Orozco were playing false 10 President Madero but General Ire vino. to place himself right with the president wired to him that he would stay by him 10 the very last. and would not so over to the enemies of the government.
 In answer to special wire dis. patched to him President MaderS in- formed the American public -hs. had
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-06
AMERICANS ARE IN DANCER.

MEXICO CITY. March 2.-(Delayed in transiD-G. P. Robinson. the Am erican manager of the Suriana mines. has telegraphed Ambassador Wilson. there are nine Americans at the mine who are in danger of being assassin ated by the Mexicans who are making threats against Americans.
 Ambassador Wilson has asked Pres- ident Madero that protection be af- forded the Americasn at the Suriana mines and transportation to a place of safety be given them
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-06
Speeisi Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. March 6-The sta e department today wired to Minister William J. Calhoun. in China. that ar engagements had been perfected to -c- cure troops from Manila If needed
 The secretary Of war has rsp1rte ! that seven hundred soldiers were available 10 embark at Manila upon short notice that a transport wns 'n waiting and could be made re.,dy [" put to sea upon two hours notice If additional troops were needed 10 pro
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-06
BIC FIRST CLASS MAIL VoNiGHr Special Nugget Service

SOLOMON March 6.-The outside mall left here today and will arrive in Nome this evening about o'clock The mail consists mostly of first class and large amount of it
 Iii. weather 8 fine and HesneSs -tatcd h. expected to reach Nome at o'clock this evening. 90 people could get their mail this evening
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-06
REBELS JOIN FORCES
 WITH GEN. 0ROzCO

explicit faith in both his generals op erating in Northern Mexico stating he trusted both Trevino and Orozco. but the latter has since joined the rebels. proving the American secret service men were right in their assertions that he was playing Madero false. and would go over to the rebels In a short time
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-06
SCOTTISH RITE CLUB
 ELECT OFFICERS

Al the last regular meeting of the = ottiSh Rit. Club of Nome the fol- lowing officer We're elected for the ensuing year
 President-E. II. Castle
 Vice President Henry Jacobsen.
 Secretary and Treasurer-R ". Thompson
 Tru-te,s- l.. IT, McCloy C. $ Week maI. Art GIb on
 Chapian-C G Horsfali
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-06
Special Nugget Ssrs e.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 6-John Hays Hammond. the great inning en- gneer. a brother in law of Roosevelt. and Governor D. J Johnson. father of the pTesent executive of California. are trying to boom Hiram as the running mate for Theodore Roosevelt. in the nomination for president.
 The governo being boosted as the running mate for vice-president on the Roosevelt ticket is believed will have the effect of securing the dele gates from the state 10 be instructed for Teddy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-06
E. 2. COLE OFF FOR
 ThE HOT SPRINGS

F. /. Cole. private secetary or Judge C. D. Murane. left for the Hot Springs this morning in charge of Charlie Johnson and his famous racing team F.. z. expects to rustictae at the win ter resort for several weeks. being somewhat run down and in need of a rest
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-06
SHELDON LEFT TO
 BRING BACK DANIELS

j. Y. Sheldon got away about eight o'clock ths morning for the Hot Springs where he is going to bring Fred Daniels back 10 town. This is good news for Fred Is needed both on the council and at his place of busi- ness.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-06
GOV, JOHNSON MAY BE
 ON TEOOY'S TICKET

Headquarters for boosting Governor Hiram Johnson as a candidate for vice president on the Roosevelt ticket. have been opened in the city and all west ern states will be asked to help the good cause along. for it will mean much to have a vice president from the Pacific coast during the great Panama exposition to be held In the state of California during the year 1915 when the administration to be elected this fall will be in power.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-06
LekTok SEASON ST
 mARY's CHURCH

The subject of the address al the mid week Leenton service this even ing will he. Words and Untruthful- nesf"-third address in seres' on "Cul- tivation of ChrIstlan Character" All are welcome to attend.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-06
CAN TELEGRAPH FOR
 TROOPS FROM MANILA

"ct the American legation al p"k'r "r Americans in the republic of "hiro
 The instruction forwarded ny the state department 10 Minister Calhoun informs that representative he Is 10 wire direct to Manila for seven hun dred soldiers should he need them. That wire from him will secure the help needed without having to w'ra the department at Washington.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-06
iered as yet but we are patiently wal,

Ing to hear something drop.
 IT. looking over Alaska exchsrOs one Is impressed with this fact-Al- aska k the best place in the world for tho working man. They get along better. take life easier. and the skin Is not all worn off their bodies by try Ing to keep up with living. the keep hitting the grindstone. Ike the peo- ple out In the states.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-06

For q nice warm bath ir .hs Isrosst bath rooms in the city ry the City Bath House. Everything 6rs' c'sss nd up to date
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-06

We cordially solicit your family trade and deliver all orders to your home free of charge. Seward com'i Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-06
REMEMBER THe NAME

Ft orrmpt s'I satisfact'rs sundry \ or, all up the Peoples Laundry Shot. Main i5l
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-06

T. wll pay you Ia make a 'a'l and see the bargins In bottled goods for one week only. Seward Cornl Co
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-06
MUSIC AT rhE EAGLE.

Every evening thsrs ls musie ss tho Eagle. also the best brand of liquors end sisars Ia the market. d. ways to bs had.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-06
Messrs. Mayse, Green and spsi0ht in a iaushabie ski-vsudeviiie night March g.
ARE YOU USING FUEL o,L2

To all those who are usins fuel. or ever ready to deliver the same by the can. barrel or drum. Just call up Black 2s. and your order will be promptly attended to.
 N ]. MeDONoUCh. Delivery of fuel oil a speciality.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-06

Reed and Kemp in the latest topic al sons--won't you take me thsrs-ksn- mel Club nisht-Mareh s-eAgIs AsiL
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The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-11-15

think the best ound teachers have had
bending effort produce the right kind
womanhood thus leading Christian citizenship We
re proud say have scho broom in the
thar not supplied patent desks and first class black board
Libraries started
and find that pupils asking for
TIE affect Of this the
beautify the school grounds and
the The painting Of buildings has been the
painting homes of of people, The effort of the
making of the school the Community Center the
and Literary Clubs meeting with and
this shall produce it's influence the
Our Board of Education alive the interest of
advantage the schools Tor
training. Our people arc becoming and
and becoming tired the Gone
the building believe that they will continue do
We running for the transportation OF pupils
graded schools and find that saving of the
advantage the pupils IN the grade
work Education has standing offer to one hall
musical instrument SCHOOL, The Ashton High
already this offer and have installed first
competent teacher who has than she
C IN do
Believing moral and intellectual training coming
upeicia will solve difficulties better than
political issues, offer this report trusting that
you that stimulus to and
all our people to lend their aid in the good work.
Respectfully submitted.
r. j. Prentiss,
Co. Supt, Ben Hill County.
Ftzgerald. ia. 1912
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-11-15
Philander H. Fitzgerald, Founder Of
the Colony to Be Guest of Fair Associa-
ton and City Here on Day of Fair

In response to kilograms sent by city, Fair Association
she Commercial Club and number of personal friends of Mr.
Feead the following telegram has been received by the Hon
a. b. Cook, Mayor:
Indianapolis Ind, Nov. 14-12
Hon. A. B. Cook, Mayor Fitzgerald, Ga
Bowen Seanor Gde and honor appreciated
Would be with the opening Will try to DO So See
Ietter SIT r. n Fll1UEfSALD.
The Consts and public generally will give Mr. Fitzgerald
Esing welcome him the Fair The MAN who made
FL possible and practically opened to world this favor ed
SECTION entitled to the and admiration of the entire
NE Believed deah-vaey before the advent of the colony
developed be the heahest section of Georgia. and has been
extended hundreds of Veterans from the North
whose confidence FzXerad caused them to make Their
horne here The eamChd of Mr. Fitzgerald The Success OF
IN Colony the widest dreams of the founder We
allalI he glad TO welcome him here.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-11-15
Officers Arrested 40
Negroes Wednesday

Thirty-five vagra ats and five
burglars in jail speaks we'll for
the arresting officers of the city
and county. T h Sc prisoners
were taken in charge by the Off
GERS Wednesday. and their arrest
was the result Of several recent
burglaries on East Pine St, A
number Of pistols a nd other
articles of value were stolen from
Rogers Pawn shop. The police
arrested all to whom suspicion
pointed and Mr.. Rogers has re-
covered almost all o f his goods.
The arrests were confined en-
tirely to negroes.
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The Purpose and Aim Of the Fair.

On next Wednesday the people of Fitzgerald will keep open
Hundreds neghbors will come to celebrate with US
epochmarkng period hen the best the lana VIII
xbed from the and homes of the people OF Ben HILL
Irwin and Our county schools with Their Gaming CLUES
and our corn clubs the boys and girls will give our people les
domestic science and agriculture pacuca
of fine value of our soil and the intelligent application OF labor
dsparaged bookarmng as they called nstruc
zion in agriculture the result of this movement to make
more intelligent natural has been brought
their attention they began realize that farm
ing is science business and the study of 1T of great value
TN the land and its products Annual fairs demonstrators and
vepes of new ideas methods and schools of expert
~ abe TO all classes people Incdenty special features
added and attract the crowds and the entertainment
MANNED by Martin and the Fair Association is SAID to
of the best varied suit all classes day spent at the FAR
be education for young and revelation to the old Make
r will be at least day at the Fair
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efforts by Mesdames Farmer Tul-
ner Holtzendorf and Misses
Hoover and Lobingier, and a lot
of charming reading by Mrs.
Thurmond.
The list of guests
Miss M a n n, M e S d a me S
P. M. Adams, Achard, Stewart,
Crawford, Jones, w. F. Jones,
Foss, Stafford, Smith, L. A Turn
err, w. E. Adams, Luke, Jay.
Cass, Frazer, Welker, Of Florida,
TAYLOR, Hawkinsville, Debts, of
Mich, Powell, Wilkes, Wright.
Murphy, Isler, Emery. Smith,
Farmer, Collier, Brown. Knapp,
vera, d. paulk, J. M. Nc
Glauchlin and Miss Iria Nelson
of Ind.
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Ben Hill County Schools Unsurpassed In
South Georgia; In Easy Reach OF
Every Farm; Agriculture And
Domestic Science Featured.
Aditor Leader Enterprise:

City:
Sir In inquiry as to the "Pubc School
this Ben Hill County" ask to that am truly glad to
snake the following report:
find the unfavorabe conditions this fall that
opening attendance has increased by about IL cent over last
wear teachers and pupils putting stress upon
Real things than before As you know we now have two &C
High Schools they doing good work be-
pupil for the Sophomore class any College
State; having the Domestic Science
teacher the Ashton High School and will
shortly do the same the School, to add
the Industrial work for boys soon We make
arrangements We hope have these things all
long enabling boy girl obtain something
battle of e We glad to report continued and
ug the oys Corn CLUB" and trust to make most
ditable exhibit the coming Fair The boys the Club have
ae bushels their respective
POI bush We 6Sd the teachers awake and
alive pupils the upft of
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Maps of Ben Ben Hill County,

The Enterprise has made arrangements with the Scott
Map Company Atlanta for the exclusive FREE premium
fur their county of Ben Hill These cannot be pur
chased even from the company but will be given readers
FREE The map will be 80 by &c. and complete and arac
tive.
1t will show every land lot school house and district
railroad every public road and F. D. in the county Every
owner every school child and teacher should have of
these maps will be pleasure to the Leader Enterprise to fur
% YOU one with every renewal subscription at the
a subscription price the paper The will be ready about
November 90 will be glad to book for Leave
w orders at send your subscription by mail
can save for YOU
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Vera Nav Ellis

The many friends of Mrs. Lola
Ellis extend to her their deepest
sympathy in the death of her
young daughter. Vera Mae Ellis,
who died the forepars Of this
week. Deceased was fourteen
years of age and for one so
young was an usually bright
child. Til e body was shipped
to Denton for burial.
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CenrtaI Christian
Church.

Bible School $50 a. m.
Morning Worship 1915.
Subject of sermon: They
Shall All Be Taught of God. :"
Evening worship at at 7:30 p.
m. The pastor will speak on the
23rd. Psalms P ra y e r meeting
WEDNESDAY 7::30 p. m.
Every one is cordially invited
to attend these services. Only
once a stranger here.
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First NJ. E. Church

Services next Sunday will be
held at the usual hours.
Sabbath School at 9:30 a. m
Epworth League at 6:45 D. m
Preaching by the pastor at 10:45
a. m. and 7::30 p. m. The Sun
day and Wednesday night servi-
ces will be distinctly evangelis-
tical.
The general public, especially
strangers will find a cordial well
come at every service.
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GranQmOth0l'S' Day

The annual observance of Grand
mothers Day by the Woman's Club
took the form of a delightful ban
quet at Odd Fellows Hall last We'd
nesday afternoon. This pretty Gus
tom of honoring the club womens
mothers and other elderly ladies is
gaining in favor, anticipated by
many as the most enjoyable occa-
sion of the Club year and is one that
calls forth the best effort of the
social committee.
The credit for the superb success
of the banquet is due to Mrs. j. B.
Seanor, Mrs L. w. Meakin ane Miss
Mabel Rogers, as the responsibility
was uleirs, although the best Gull
nary skill of the Club women was
at their command and they were
ably assisted in serving by Mes
danes T. M. Griffin, W. 0. Wooten,
Misses Alma r oberts, Caroline Hoov.
er and Mae Wilcox.
The menu was one that stimula
ted the mind as well as the appe-
vite and was interpreted by Mrs,
Almonte Jones in her original and
witty way.
|. Preachers Favorite Roasted
z. Stalks of Kalamazoo.
3. Swamp Red Fruit Impu-
dence
4. Woman of Grit
5. A Survivor of the Flood.
6, Girls Name and Aid
z. Baked Dough in small
Pieces.
8. Dreadful Predicaments
|9. Count Content with Cream
Impertinence.
10. Curd Pressed Straws
IL. Squirrell's Dependence
Salinated
r.. To Gather with a Needle and
a Wager
Is. Weig lty and Sweet
ID An Herb in the Plural
Is. Arabian Nectar.
The genial toastmistress of the
hour was Mrs. E. j. Dorminey, who,
| in the closing, paid a most beautiful
tribute to the women of the "60's..
showing how they were the van
guard in woman's organizations and
not because of unrest or discomfort
with their life as women would have
us believe, but because of their
great love and great duties they
were forced by the exigenceS of the
times and circumstances to organize
in the interests of home, wifehood
motherhood. Then it was that exec
utive abilities that were dormant or
hitherto unrecognized were brought
to light and with what influence the
record of the past fifty years will
proudly show.
Other appropriate toasts were
offered by Mrs. Farmer, Mrs.
Prentiss. Mrs. Russell and Mrs.
, Gelders, while many voluntary
responses were made by the APP
preciative guests.
Preceding the banquet musical
members were given some fine
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Relics and CuriOs

room 2ox5o adjoining the has been set apart
for this display No premiums will be offered for exhibits in
this department but it is hoped that every who has relic
or curo interest will bring send it to this department
Special will be taken of hem and of transfer
transportation will be paid by the Association
This department will be under the supervision of Maor VIM
Mccormack and Captain VIM. Friend.
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Central Methodist
Church.

Preaching by the pastor at II
a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Subject
for evening service will be the
High Cost of Living and the
Cost of High Living" All are
cordially invited to these services
and strangers are especially well
come.
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The F air

Is your advertisement. What
impression do you want it to
make? Your action will indicate
your answer. MARTIN.
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FOR SALE-Flour, meal, meat.
oats, hay, hulls. G. S. meal
wagons. wire, fencing, At thu
lowest price.
1885,. Dodd Supply Go.