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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-25
AMENDMENTS ID WATER ORDINANCE Old Rates in Suburbs Not to
 Be Changed JUDGE LANES VIEW Thinks Company Will Not Dispute the Assertion That Rates in
 Old Birmingham Are
 Too High
JUDGE LANES VIEW

At the next meeting of the city com- mlssiou the ordinance rearranging the scale of water rates in Birmingham will be amended.
 President Exum will father an amend- ment providing that those suburbs taken into Birmingham which had contract with the company prior to the Greater Birmingham bill will not be affected by the new scale
 Judge Lane will introduce an amend ment providing fors reduction in the rates as proposed by the ordinance. He contends the rates proposed are teo high.
 After the adoption of the amended ordi- nance action will probably be taken by the Birmingham Waterworks company. It is generally believed that the com pany will fight in the courts the effort of the city to rearrange the rates which are charged at the present time in con- formity with an old contract. However, there 'is q rlnnor at the city hall thsk the company will be willing to meet the city half way without a suit, and that as a result of magnanimous action p lower rate can be put Into effect without the necessity of & long. legal wrangle.
 There is no doubt" stated Judge Lane yesterday, that the present rates charged are entirely too high. This is proved in the fact that the suburbs, prior to their annexation 10 Birmingham. had and still have contracts by which they can obtain water cheaper than the residents of old Birmingham. I believe that the com- pany will not dispute the assertion of this belief If the courts should hold that the present contract is good 1t re- mains to be seen whether or not tho company will force the people to pay more for water than the water Is worth.
 Should the proposition get into the courts the issue will hang on the con- tract. of course. The same point was raised 13 years ago. and the case was dismissed without prejudice. I have ex- amined the terms of the contract. how ever. and I believe that the courts will decide that the city has the right to regulate the rates for the domestic use of water"
 The effort of the city to reduce the present charges of the company is des- tined to be the lvest wire In municipal affairs for the next several weeks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-25
AT THE HOTELS

w. l.. Brady of Atlanta is stopping at the Hiiman
 F. w. Cox of Attalla is registered at the Hillman.
 F. N. Mckee of Atlanta is at the Hill man.
 G. NJ. Powell of Tuscaloosa is among the arrivals at the Florence.
 E. M.s Pinckard of Clanton is registered at the Florence. w. A. Sandford of Huntsville is stopping at the Florence.
 A. F. F'ite of Jasper is registered at the Morris.
 Percy Putnam of Montgomery is regis tered at the Morris.
 c. L. Wood of Anniston Is stopping at t,& Morris. / ]. w. McNeil of Ragland is among the arrivals at the Metropolitan.
 H\ M. Collins, Jr., of Montgomery is at 'ylsfMstro3alBtdit E ' 2 R. D. Best of Bangor is stopping at the Metropolitan.
 J. B. Shobert of Tuscaloosa Is regis tered at the Btxminsham. --ss S. s. Smith of Selma is among the ar rivals at the Birmingham
 R. Norris of Decatur is at the Blrmng- ham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-25
My, Look al
 Those PiInpleS!''
There's No Excuse for BIOtches, Black heads and Pimples. The Right Way to Get Rid of Them Is by Taking
 Stuart's Calcium Waters

Trial Package Sent Free to Prove It
 Many people are continually using To- tions and creams on the face and wonder ing why they make so little permanent impression upon pimples, blotches and blackheads.
 It's because pimples and eruptions come from the insde--from impure blood and you can't cure them by rubbing stuff on the outside of the face. Purify the blood and the blemishes will disappear.
 Stuart's Calcium Waters will often clear the complexion in few days time. That's the wonderful part of it-they act right off-in a hurry. That's because they're made of just the ingredients need ed to drive all poisons and impurities from the blood. That's why doctors pre- scribe them constantly.
 You will speedily enjoy beautiful com plexion if you use these wonderful lit- tie Waters. Your face will become as clear and pure as rose. Nobody likes to have pimply-faced people around. With Stuart's Calcium Waters you don't have to wait for months before getting results Even boils have been cured in few days time with these remarkably effec- tive blood ceansers. Your whole system will feel better in marveously short time and my. what difference in your looks.
 Write today for free trial package of Stuart's Calcium Waters Address F. A. Stuart O., 175 Stuart Bldg, Marshall, Mich. Then. when you've proved to your self how good they are. you can get a t'hl sized package at any drug store for 50 cents.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-25
Referendum Petition Has Been Withdrawn Pending
 Further Developments
COMMISSIONS VIEW
 OF ABSORBING ISSUE
Exum Hates to Sign It-Weatherly Thinks Company Is Hesitating, But Lane Thinks It Will
 Be Accepted

The garbage can contract is still un- signed, and on account of that fact the petitions. for referendum election have been temporarily withdrawn.
 The papers since last Tuesday. when the commission stamped them with its ap- proval, have been dangling from the side of the desk of President c. Exum. There is anxiety on the part of the commission, it is claimed, as to the whereabouts of the agents who represented the National Civic Street Cleaning company.
 President Exum states that if he has refrained from his desire to go fishing he will be compelled to sign the contract when the agents of the company appear on the scene. However" states he, "the idea of making the prominent streets of Birmingham so ridiculous by the pro nscuous display of questionable adver- Using Is so repulsive to me that l Will probably go fishing following the arrival of the eompany's representatives In this way one of the other commissioners will be forced to sign the document. In ref erence to the referendum, l am of course in favor of that plan in case the people desire It."
 Commissioner Weatherly holds to the belief that the garbage can matter will result in a nine day wonder" 'I doubt very seriously stated he today. that the company will sign the contract. As is known, we hold the right to abrogate the contract at moments notice. l cannot see, especially in view of the agitation, ,,larah,, tba oonnnanv vouId ha justified in expending a large sum of money in preparing to carry out the terms of the contract when possible subsequent abrogaton by us would transform that expenditure into total loss. At any rate since adopting the contract, We have heard nothing from the agents of the company"
 Commissioner Lane. however, believes that the company will sign the contract "It is a mistake said he, 'to believe that the company will have 10 spend a large sum of money in constructing the modern garbage cans. The company, no doubt, has these cans on hand at the present time. Should the city see proper in the fu-. ture to abrogate the contract, the com pany would simply transfer the cans to some other city. The company, therefore, stands to lose nothing save the expense of paying the freight charges"
 In the meantime the petitions for ref erendum election on the proposed grant ing of street franchise have been with drawn.
 The intimation Is plainly given, how ever. that if the garbage can contract is signed there will be garbage can refer endum election. There seems to be little doubt but that the names of the requisite 1OOo voters can be obtained with little diff ficulty.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-25
ENERGY. BOILED DOWN Plenty of Power and Not a
 Grain of it Goes to Waste

"condensed Energy Reaches Its Limit" Is newspaper headline that might fitly apply to Ozomulsion. M
 The energy to overwhelm tubercu- losis germs so that their progress in the lungs is stopped-
 The energy to store up force for time of need, like an attack of cold or such severe strain of work as under mines the strength
 The energy of clean, rich blood
 The energy for work or play. that comes with beuntiful nourishment.
 That is Ozomulsion-energy. ,,
 And it is condensed energy. Every. thing in Ozomulsion is an energizer.
 Chief of all is the Norway Gold Medal Cod Liver Oil. pure, fresh, wholesome, the richest product of the northern -,seas.
 Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda and chemically-pure Glycerine add to the general fund of energy.
 For all who are thin pale. weak. worn or wasted, this is the most im- portant news in the paper
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-25
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued at the probate office yester- day:
 George W. Dyer of Birmingham to Miss Lena Montague.
 J. & Wesson of Acton to Miss venia Cox. @
 Thomas E. Bridges of East Thomas to Miss Teresa Scanlon.
 W. I. Hall of Vivian to Mrs. Mamie Gober.
 R. F. Overture of Birmingham to Miss Rebecca Howard.
 G. T. Hawkins of Birmingham to Miss Luella Burton. R. c. Armstrong of New Merkel to Miss Hattie Bailey.
 c. c. Gaford of Birmingham to Miss Ludie Williams.
 William L. Brady of Atlanta to Miss Bertha V. Hayes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-25
DINNER FOR w. E. MEADE
We'll Known Citizen Becomes Asso- ciated With Birmingham Paper Co.

W. F. Meade, who has been secretary of the Birmingham Paint and Glass com pany for the past six years, has with drawn from that company and is now as- sociated with the Birmingham Paper com pany.
 The business associates of MT. Meade pany entertained him last night at an n- formal dinner at the Florence cafe. Every man expressed high esteem for MT. Meade and good wishes for success in his new business.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-25

he did not fail to let it be known that he 'winked' his approval of unlawful liquor traffic. The following affidavit would fit well right here and speaks for itself:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-25
Sample Bottle Free by Mail

That those who are seeking health and strength for themselves. children. relatives or friends may experience the life giving properties of this exclusive Norway gold medal osonized cod liver oil medicinal food emulsion-as we'll as to know Ozomulsion superiority-in "a generous 3-oz. bottle will be sent by mail to those who send addressed by postcard or lettsr to ozomulsion, s4S PeeEl sGsN. I.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-25
Grand Jury's Report
Sheriff Complimented


 Tn this connection we desire In all fairness to the sheriff of this county to state that we have but little. evi- dence of any pernicious activity on the part of this official or his deputies in making trivial or unwarranted arrests, though we have given this matter care ful attention. We wish, furthermore. to commend our sheriff, Walter K. Me- Adory, and his deputies for their ef- ficient service in serving papers com- mitted to them by this jury
 What did the same jury say of the excise commission of which MT. Agee is chairman? This:
 Granting of Liquor Licenses
 "1n view of the fact that the ex- else commission is a newly constituted body, which has scarcely begun it's la bors, and upon whom largely depends the success or failure of the new liquor law, known commonly as the Smith bill, we have no desire to make nasty criticism of any action of that body: and we recommend to the people of Jefferson county patient attitude to- ward them. At the same time 1t is most unfortunate that that commission has seen fit to grant licenses to some of the most notorious and fragrant vio- lators of the former prohibition laws.
 (CONTINUED ON PAGE o)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-25
Building Permit

Building Inspector w. o. Mathews is- sued the following permit yesterday morning:
 $30O0-To L. s. Selman, for two story franc building at West End, between Jefferson street and Charles avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-25
CHARGES THAT AGEE AIDED IN VIOLATION OF PROBATIONARY Sheriff McAdory Tart in Re ply to Chairman of Ex-
 else Commission,
GIVES DETAILS ON
 WORK OF SHERIFF
Submits Letters to Show That Sheriff Has Tried to Cooperate With Excisemen in Arresting
 Liquor Violators

Sheriff Walter K. McAdpry yesterday is- sued his reply to the recent statement or Chairman W. C. Agee of the Jefferson county excise commission.
 The sheriff does not minee words in his reply, goes into detail in giving the points at issue between Mr. Agee and himself
 Probably the feature of MT. McAdory's statement is that MT. Agee connived at violation of the prohibition laws before his appointment to the excise commission. In substantiation the sheriff submits an affi davit of H. B. Hopper, made before Pro- bate Judge J. P. Stiles to the effect that Mr. Agee discharged Mir Hopper from the employ of the Birmingham grain exchange because he (Hopper) had reported to Con- nie Austin that there were two cars of beer on the Frisco team track
 Mr. McAdory gives detailed figures on the arrests made by the sheriff S forces for violation of the liquor laws. His state ment in full is as follows.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-10
CAPT. sEvER,pQE SICK.

Captain Bevsr,dEs %as remnved I1 thu hospital thiB nsornthE auiIartrg seriously from heart trouble and iS h&ing attended To py IT. SlQan. Only iNAr evening ut the council HIe&ting when tho public wrrc inyitad to speak by the mayor. tlIc captain r0se to pro T. pose an Increase of 60 cents a dRY 'n hts wages bsgxuSe of thB axrra H-or k shoYe;sRa show from tne city halL
 TIva captain iB 0 Tet$ran of tho civil wnr Rnd one 0t EomSs Lest known niII7eMa.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-10
WILSON cE1S OVER LII
 .EM
BEING GOVERNOR DENT ELECT TQ1
 A JOE. ;!E

Special Nuspst S4rsieA ~
 HAMILTON, Dec. W-55 crrut rE II FtRte and p pr.'Sit1'nt ni thu h4 -.hA < linn iv cnIIlYh to kdep & xnJl 1F,Aoi1ruw TiI1oh Es mc,,, ....A
 Several rGlucaiS haEe 9 hIn ,n ,lIrko Aons Ap# # rrtutt1 t.s +hs 1'nitc'd HAt rl~rIiae.i nlI Iur the l5r@
 WASHINGTON. n Y"ndroH IriLRun La ds made tl1n statement re kIna supported ApdSsEA Iatrer wLlhheIG the c ugainsl Ihe Harvester t4 alHp sr.l,.i+ea us hartnW aa ,-clt ard Tnft both dA AEiMiLar rraHvns- 3
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-10
sYAeIAI Nugget 4ArSIss-

5SAeiAl NIquas aArsls+-
 LOs ANGELEA Dee. s-MsroAn ravuIHt1onisIs h the TcIHity of -AcA- pulco fired yastsFdAy ou ihs Pacific Mail sr~Amshln San Itsan and AiHh1lS wounded Chief EnRineer Gordon. 'Fhs T&Rsuu far thts REroHt to tar unIteH States ERE cannOt Ro explained bat the AttnS wAH probably duU to 1 rsckiers dASirA 1n tha part 0t 1R= rebels to show thetr dislike fuT Anzr- ,onnx. Tire affair will probably hs taken up by Washington and n1'oo asrions c1mpucatine may be expestsd. it is believed here that tha aheortaE has slvsu 2 good excuse to ths unired
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-10
ROOSEVELT
 IN CHICAGO
EXPECTED WHILE MERE TO EN |.
 TER PUBLIC NOTICE A1AsN.
8pselaI NuaOst 4arvssA

8paeial NuaUet 4arTls&
 CHICAGO. Dec. 9.-Theudnre Rcoae vtIt arrived tn thls ciey yeAtesdAy ana will probably whila he1s dAIIyeT Aome address ag h1g hrzL DuEEe siIvrt zInee tho PCsBadentlAl slHotsOu. Ha may also appear in the fa1sra1 church Spu- gIeas DOW in ken9% MW@
 His reception In inc eag waa Ia s1d rcntzaHt 10 ths receptions ten. dsrsd him in former ysaFA Ssvsrka of ht4 old AenehMs1 zust hsm at tbe IraIn and hR evidently still haa tzaAy friends bns ths absAnop of enthueIaxn Mps very noticeable.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-10
REPUBL|CAN LEADERS
 WILL WAIT A YEAR

wss nne 0c lh6 strongest OppUslsnts US auy oGfprt to eaIter Into reorganization work At present.
 The Eovsinor4 arc now here affsr ths ndiom ut1sAns Of thelr eougtess at EIchmond.
 PrAAldsnt Test delip6r1d Ar aIdseHH to ss of tn4m last svRuins. He urkeas upon Ihsrn the adV3sAbllty of uniform ieEaaIa.Ioa 70 make possihlA rural 'credits on safe tsrHia. He particular ,y dwe,s upon the advantage Of Sn- ablinE farmera in obtain loAAs on n uIitfaiI tHfereai-
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WILL DREDCE
 BENEATH ICE
CAISaoN DREbQE AT MOUTH OF
 SHAKE RIVER LEASED,

E. q, Roberts has leased thE rsis- son Ilrefge which stands at ths mourh Of Snake river [nr rhrcs years. It is his intention to move Ir nrt osI thu tce nnd operate the sands neneafsL
 He used another machine for the Mms BuFpoas last WiIIer. hnt Ac ex- psriment is said npL tn have bcch sue eeAs9u1,
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4eAelAr Nnseat sAsvEeA

8R4ekAl FHnwmE @@FfERNS
 VANCOUVER, B. C.. bec' "-<ne uf the 1pott daring FcbhertsA on record w4s psrpetrtied hsrU last night whea .a dnkle handit held Up tM CAuaniAn Imperial Limited right within the cify Iitn,fa and relieved ths Ps11lnaH pas nsnHerb nf theLr money and paiuAhIsa-
 Ths sraln was sravsiing at a inw rate of speed at the time it Was noardsd by the FobbeT- Ha went nn6nt his work with RIl thS eaImnusE Rf a map w1so wAs actIHT ths psft In usao- dramn. and hIs very oooiness had the affect apparently of blHfttnE hfs SIc- tma intn msuk e0upl1anee wilh liis demands. seysrAl ht thoRA robbed ArS
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Nuoas, yuesls, har~teA.

wAstalNaTON. Dec, a-TVeiSc EN- publican Esvernors and leaders ot 1h'aG uarly in cpnsresa aFs now holdsng n oonS.sserrs here. Governor Hadisy rIanha6 ihe coufcIGIcs fer the pnr- ppse Of ds%iding az to Inc staps to be rakea roE rAe paTtY's reorganization oovernn- Tcnsr of PeHTiTAna pre-: sIdpa- I, Ia said that ihA general opInion ot sboss preSent vas that ne steps for reorganization will be takeH within c yssr,
 3uvernor 9o,dsbsfoHgh of Mary iand
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AFrxICO CITY. pac. 2--1R oSsG fence tp q paitaI Tsnuest svsfT cAtha- Ifr Ohurrh hu tho republic win have g sp4olzi maks csIRhrhted tcnight AI m5iiAIrhs as a means oi UbtalnIng dI- vine intervention fnr thH H6mof0I es the trouhIes rum which MsKCa0 auTcrtnE. The poDe khEzselt Ftll lo'h from Rcms in the dsTUlorn.
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srsoiaI Epmat ssrsisA

RnsoiaI kDncat Ssrs's&
 wAsRINCsToN, D. c., pet- b., tMs ,y,1ya evtdenue ot frehlent T&1'* IIn- failing cou1taHy EAA sITen iUdHy "i'%h he wrote to tFoodrow Wilson oreTinE him lha use nf q ha1tleRhIp In case hr Ana,rA. to LnzpecI Ire PsnaTna rAnAs befcrs his instAIlatInn In sflce' Az H fnaIter vt -acI Mr. Tatt will probably ED uut of oiIIcs far more popular than nc hAz heen TOT Qvite IOnE ilEns. The msuaAr In whiCh aio hzz taken Ills de- neet ts the subject of complimentary
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T.i7 NATIVE MAH| CARRIE x
 .9.Ea
HIEERT" DIED AT apk
 LAST sATuN1kA.

Ttr. Il-.iirH mIIi1 cAErisTs thu mails lust year hAk@a anlI I'aGnie. died IH4t Sp.lIl-. I11ak which sA rlilex fHHm the EormeT r41
 Teddy 1crstnugh. who -T terdas from cuhheLl, ea tEr rL,sivc was called, alTMp- h1n aal Thg tzRea hts tllnrsE. Mr. EES4&rE1 ' I7hIislnInH LrEcA from L:1 1I1rT'4 church, M
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REBUILT WtHkl

The wirplrN AtRu0A 4 lht yuISanI' UI Mclink rebuilt l,Y tl,c crllNr Mahdrr Todd ni fl4a segyicr. ]. ~Rs pHt or ihr first lnat. s
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rlfE u rcssg ls pAilV faJddHt MBER 10: est. Ss.-
HELD UP TRAIN IN
 HEART OF VANCOUVER

p,.n nj wealth aad the booty CATFISH awnv by ths bandlt mt,St hAT~ D''o" .ou.iaerapls although tIs people r7p- Led s1+ sp u1usl rathsF sl'" 70 2'' thett lpsse~ to be gTsa+
 Hay!aF AnashrA his opsfat'on .M h.nA.t soo,ty stepped of the trHsn ana disappeared.
 ms kxn1 paps1s ttbE uoFnlns are lo,,a in thsIr protest against shs H's- crac4 which 1hss baltATs fn~ tonnass ,,.. east upou the poiies iuthosl''t. srrs and tho sr4atss+ azsrtsbnn are de' u,updsd for rhe bHndirs dAptur@
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AGAIN COURTS
 LAFOLLETTE
WANT TC BRING HIM BACK AGAIN TO THE 0. 0. p.
 fQl-n.
spspIa. Nuzvsa eArvaAA

Special HuaUUA 4%rVtAA
 WASHINGTON. Dce. T.-SnvernJl Ea1I6Y held conferences today Ttth Senator Kcns0M and Senator Laful' lsttA and the theTa WlS IhA rtorEnH' IAatI0n 0f the republican party. Ii E now C0DstderOd Rh0ut c4rlnIh thAt La toilette ~!ll end up na the Prvdig11 son. His antHxUhIstn t0 Roosevelt lRm seems to grOw nnre Intense win ttInG and with Taft elinll1ated hc w1r prab- ably find no ObAt4Gle n hcccfn!he: Ter nnc1Ied 10 his old party.
 The great Alrort rom rh4E ,1Mu for ward wiIl rlo directed fGwatd bringing thu two factions together,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-10
PROTECTS s WELL,

Prospecting by Sol WArTa4l 0H SlateI crASB, 0 tributary oS aapaar creek. mas shown Inc outlook thefD 50 n1 rft@Ht prCrnl@HE+ Good prospects arS sRtd tn have been tnund Mi Sevetal helss.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-10
rn LlNIT FX|

wASEaINGTCN, De- $s! cIlpp Introduced inoA5. . a biIt providing f campaign funds In conRrnxsInnal electie
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NOTED NAVAL
 MAN KILLED
RICHARD H. ToWMLET ACCL OEMrALLT SHOOTS HIMSELF.
N1susk epsaIa1 HAr<EtA

WWBUWF UFSN 03T
 NEW YORK. Der. I0.--EichBrsl H TOWnley, 0 noted naval officer, nccl- dentHlly RGapt and killed hirl4rlf last night. HA had rheahtly retired from ths service after having been eomp- trcIlsr on the hGttlsshIp NEhTasEn 9or A considerable time. ThR only detail RAthsred of tho occurrences Ia that hr waS engaged cleaning 3 sun whom 1. exploded.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-10
TAFT OFFERS BATTLE SHIP TO WIZ
 

gvTurp-1la .III uil KtI1aa aH ii+TIl.t'rHIR have nnt bankSf
 II. lErHH |" lIiuI LIIetr AppTee splrIIl3id GAneneHE- t::3 Hr Wllkun may acH4pA tl. I'r"sileNI AR h0 Ynl h,-HlTpIS If sepIng fur 1stE wat,'r WHY which the hE3 hslYi' IienIded upan hawai-. rraIe-ll slnrinE htB ie1an a35l
 E. Imported psau Fsnu 1 ts e Iata. '.H
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-10
GOVERNORS ADJOURN.
suAeDat RHapst Aszpaa

PF4EVM qMPt U18B-
 RICHMOND, Den. 1e--Tfa governors congress adjpLFned today and will .Heet Rsrt 3ehr at Colorado Springs MnAt nf tho GuvRr71oFz attending %fn go To Washington 10 rnns0r with President Taft on several matters.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-10
AT rHs NEW EAGLE.

Old Lvris ttHntar Hys and aFsA Fx. MeHs Athartpn HahrkSn syau;sk45E cisklItsd Anrina tt4t.1AV9 hunah. in RDHa AHd rs9ucAd tH % par csne hy u- g. sorammsnt, hy th% hsttts or gallon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-10

The fArk bays aru thsrs HfhtM 'i eomae tp hatahAll- 9s% th*M a9Alr Friday
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LOOKING FORWARD. hsof eardsn, ps0aMe%r Fin.

Rsmsmhsr and siwAys +auAmhu+ +h4t t4s htA4suy hael< EuAtArtsp asa, with everything ssad unzsAr ths nsAIv. ling mack fu,i Iiqa carried as Palsas.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-10
MEET MEnAEanAx-

The regular nlfAtlng of the Re- GnAyAh Eoaa will hs held Wedue4dAy afternoon at s;$9. ?. n.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-10

we have A large asAsrsmant af tansy holiday glft kVskA rvsdy sue H,aIllEp- .l.1man RrAs.
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T~AlsA snnesE sE eshl+lFnps 6Aat [, equal ts alxAsan sf aMt sahr kird nl bakinu powder AaIA d WsIstA
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MEXICAN REBELS
 FIRE ON l. 5. BOAT

5tatez sovarnrnns to secure SsrmSA uIoM from inc MedcAn ROvs1HWHat H lRna A, 1once.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-10

crA4l.A Eaa. zas dnnn at fsIss'4
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NsM laid ssns Ak puAAAru ViaruA.. Shop.
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The Eu7ass ~lH esta& x4At sss, tisna'1 at sAtshaAls asissa = sAss4 na&lee
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URuM BEAD.
Special MAnAAt easxsa@

CHARLESTON. E. C.. Dee A-W4l.i liam D. Crunl. minister to Elbet5a. died hsru ysssssday of Eevar witch NHs contracted h MqArSvIa-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-10

hsirsshnAntn, pFsHrAm, Eon& rNusla, dAhPnE, Hsof aarAsn--v lnE As TskY&
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Ticket, on sale WssnAAdaY st 7Ssy* for haAksk hslI.
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AT fhk MEM rAnLn

HsmriEh ErsG' -APEjIA~ R~sr oh drAAght, alsA ''asitttT hy 4hN hsakIs ~r bAS4.
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ksS. Ahasksd aso a.ssn as pa;ae.-
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lnas.-paA AIKsnd Fsssr. al @sstrA
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GOOD IMIEarMEhr.

LLl+4-k st LshmAu's.
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kSt .6AIt At ktlsiNan's
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fresh pus~rklns srs sssash ~s @ mAR'A