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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-30
RuILn6 coFFINs FOR FAMILY.

FSHIn OAKS-Wh%nHEHr %AIirr "
 HGaEH has any sIrIr% time he hus:sE hima@lr lnlldiaE cnAins 1'a th. cu"l~ Ry. Moore 1s Il raruMT lIvinE about q mile from tvwn. H.. i., Ia years old aud IS h5ln and hralty fer 2 man of his agc, but he haIieI es isI LuklRg tiiuc by the rorAlprk and In being prcpa reh for any emergency Thnt Iz ~nN' George D. AInmH, the veteran carpen~ ter. has h%sM vJl]eI upun LU perform the taslE the like If which he EAys r~ haH never don; before. He hAs hCcn hnt.ip linz Moore tn make Mume's cor- fln- T~enty-E%Vrn years ago Moore had lhg lumber SawEd 6Ht nr xhlrh c., nIake cntrIrv for aimzSn and wife.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-30

hIihiAs edisians rssdY for mAiliHs st the AGEHst ossIes, 6bc...
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-30
KING COUNTY 4 POOR PLACE
 FOR A THIRSTY MAN

SEATTLE. Nsr. 18.-EIng county, u( ~iIiull Ihls caI IS ED county s1lt has xonn drY. rhH 1nAs nnr appiy hSwrrcr. cu incorporated towns. and thc -'ssco1ps' Tln uc banded "ul herr gt tee same olh ITlce md in the sanle olI ~-aJ.
 The Hcrnfe tecs. amounting 10 fve thousand dollars, which had bcoG paid hy iIc sslUUn Kccpers rar6rgb3'Ir the eolLnEE will LA refunded
 There tz considerable asiiHlirn iu rcSuTi Ie lhu shuLLlIIs up nr LlIe ga . rnons, ns t'. is freely ndm;ttrd u&-l there 4-tIl be lleluat as nuUI "blLIIll pigs" us lhere h.s lrru sI:""TIa. ,tt.t onlS ain:r%tc% bninr that ;hs county will nnL CA: the bun.ht Uf lht lirersf fees. which scnasd t1 greatly dcrrcSse the t4SCs,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-30
ALDERMAN EATS sIs POUNDS OF STEAK, ta ROLLS,
 ii CUPS or COFFEE

NE4 ToRK-kotH HIshstaEd..g il,. nigh pricr nf mezt. Iunn! rN;rihicaE club, on an aniiny on LoIY IE,IlId Indulgsd in the c<IstI% InHlinln br q heef sr4ak Anling runtpat
 AlasrruLn Frank j. TLMHel+r, ILppLng the scales Ms 3g1 peuuta before tllr contest. calmly Non ulr rTpnL Uy raI Ing arS pvundk of pnr%rhns%. lf fbIl& and ii rnrS uf cDTsc.
 A c1nha sncUHd TaS "Jack" 1TOhet 49 pounds lighter th.ln the vtctur whn mnac MwAy w1rh T1S r0inIIs nj nTnt. II rolls and 10 eNps of eoftr+.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-30

Real apple cider zt Lshmsnn'H
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-30
LEAP YEAR'S cRl GIN
 IN AUrHEMTfc RECORD

-Acth: nl lc r%-id@ a3 n l"!. rE ;:' nf FcI2 %F:r iriii'r!?'= Fer iy"-i.e:- ars fa.f. TI,,.r < OTTO rr m WI 3rE 'C3E-tslln aLG -..;.rrih*A." lEGa.
 "AliNlt ii is now srgnTs T parl 7i the cpsaTtn1n ll:w. ir r;Eard to soria' Trlntlnn uf lit'. tlIIt sla nflun ua Iq, Isis*a-*1iisi !rilr c'h return Fn- ladies haIs thu HAn IH'iEis~%h 1nTtlsG tlIg t1n+ iL eansinn%th If making lure unIu Ihr FflEn. NiilnlL they may do either hy wortes mr Ionl,q Ra +n thn%I # a+Fn1<th rrGnGr. und. mnre.Ncr, t;t, IuHu VIII be rntltlsd to the hersen: If clergy who doth h any wiss trrst her nThpOsal with alighe or cdn.uiue ly."
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-30

TsN have annGt lihsiy fiaurHd you' sewing ea yovr fuel And 9reesriss. tss ua fsura ycu . prsatsr saving on yAur wiKApr'& H1nst. Prose Red 70.
 UNION MEAT co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-30
SEND YOUR LAUNDRY

To ths PsOpisT Laundry WheTs you Tin racslvA Eo0d york executed E AUAS hat. Whita ampioyaA who TecsIvs &hA standard wages,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-30

Tshy ia selling hrniten n1lxed, plain a'ixsa and slick candy at is oents 6 ysund in raiIE,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-30

AEFTss E6c per hox and uP at LshMarn's.
The Washington times., 1912-02-02
DOLLAR EGGS IN
WASH|NGTONNO TO
CONE This SEASON
Dealers Predict Present Price
of so Cents Will Be
Highest.

Dollar eggs" are to be unknown in
washington. and dealers are confidently
predicting that the present price Of so
cents dozen Is the highest that will
be known in the season. The falling
on In the consumption of eggs on ac-
count of the prevailing prices is the
reason for the price going no higher,
even II the supply is short, dealers say.
Butter prices remain stationary at as
cents pound for the best. and 1t is
expected decline in the price of but
ter and eggs will follow soon.
| Meat prices remain stationary, about
the same as last week. Poultry prices
are about the same as retail, altough
the Wholesale price OF chickens shows
q downward tendency.
! The long cold weather has had an
effect IN boosting prices on various win
ter vegetables. leeks, lettuce, and pep
Ipers showing gains. There Is plenty or
homegrown cabbage on the markets
Spinach Is here In plenty shipments
from the South by boat, which were in
iterrupted while the river was frozen
having been resumed.
The supply OF game Is falling off, only
ducAs. quail. and rabbits being shown
The following average of prices is
given:
The Washington times., 1912-02-02
TIMEo DAHL.
M.Dufreny's Quest z sesss 9:'s
S ERIAI S OF

changing his tobacco 10 the other side
OF his mouth.
Now. keep still and don't move, as
the photographer says, This Mile
and very reserved, often goes to visit
some people who live in the Rue Ave
Maria, near the Rue Saint-Antoine."
well. what's the matter with that
why cant she 60 to see see her lhd friendsr
but these are a. funny lot: their name is
Hernandez, and they play In the music
hall"
a. y guess , they. o,,s,v amSs,ng .nans. then"
moody bunch. They don't speak to any,
body. They live I'm a dirty place, in a
house whore there's no concierge. In
the same room. living with them. are
some monster cats"
"Oh, heavensi I'd like to see that COL
lection. But how did you come to know
about this Noah's Ark7"
"Oh! II was easy enough. One day
went for a stroll in the Rue de Rivoi
Gardens, where the Heriquas live. l
wanted to get some information from
/ the governess about Josephine, who
was a servant at the Deverlys the same
time the governess was there.
"I didn't want to call at the house, be-
cause wanted to keep It dark. I knew
that Mile, Provins went out alone in
the mornings to do her shopping. l
"soon I saw her come down the stair
way where / was hidden behind one OF
the stone pillars in the court. I followed
her out to the arcade Then walked be-
hind her without being noticed. didn't
speak to her, because I didn't want
anyone round about us to see us talk
ing" - - ,u,,
crate we are! One can see that you be-
long to the same school as Dufreny."
Mon dieu! I can do the same as
others. 1t all depends on circumstances
how one acts" said Pousse-Pousse.
"Well. I kept close to my demoiselle
like an old masher. I then noticed that
she looked to the right and to the left.
as though she was afraid Of being seen.
Then she shot like an arrow down the
Rue de Rivon. Her ways made me get
a bit suspicious; SO I said to myself,
wei. nobody is going to pity yer for
bah! Fiute!" said Pousse-Pousse con-
temptuously, who professed to be very
Indifferent to the fair sex.
Each to his taste. A pretty girl for
mine
IF you're going to interrupt me all
the time. I'll never finish
"Il shut up. Go ahead"
and 1 went after her. BY now she had
shot through the Rue Saint-Paul and
fell into the Rue du Ffguier. which leads
to the Rue Ave Maria. and then she
pulled up short before an old place
which should think dates from Char
lemagne."
perhaps not" said Fila Buerre, who
was proud to have some archaeological
| knowledge.
Now, what can a refined girl like
! Mile. Provins, who only meets swell
people at her boss house, want in a
dirty hole like that?'
That's what I'd like to know" said
Fila -Beaurre, splitting up to the cell
ing; but, as though remembering his
manners. he put his hand before his
mouth and spat on the side.
well, J just took up my stand near
by and watched continued Pousse-
The Washington times., 1912-02-02
SITUATION GRAVE
OVER THE PROPOSED
HOME RULE EVENT
Captain Craig, M. P, Dis
cusses Demonstration.
Churchill Blamed.

BELFAST. Feb. 1--WE will show
that listers determination against
home rule In not blum. as our oppo-
nents say, butt grim reality" said
Capt. ]. Craig, NJ. p. one Of the chiefs
of the Ulster Unionist Council here to-
day in discussing next Thursdays pro-
posed demonstration.
"Hitherto Belfast has extended most
cordial welcome to politicians Of all
shades of opinion. But that is quite a
different matter to coming here In full
Nationalist battle array, in order to
misrepresent our loyal citizens.
"The situation Is admittedly grave
Theer was hound to be a crisia Win.
ston Churchill and his friends did It
"If the government had any reasoned
prorouucement to mako surely 1t might
have employed some other agent thar
the renegade son OF LORD Randolph
Churchill"
That the situation is an actual menace
Is shown by the action of dozens o
storekeepers. who are arranging to have
their establishments closed, doors barri
caded, and windows closely shutteret
during the time winston Churchill is II
this city.
The Washington times., 1912-02-02
Synopsis Of Chapters Already Published

The story opens at the pretty home OF a
NJ. Roger Devefly, called the villa des
Roses. M. Roger beverly Is stabbed to
spent the evening away from her home.
and refuses to tell where she was when
her husband was killed, 10 suspected of
sweetheart Ia "Bribri the Serpent" one Of
the most notorious Apeches in Paris,
gives the Information that Nine. beverly
tive. Pousse-Pousse. sens is seeking to @ unravsl
the crime. one Chauffard, a well-known
usurer who lives near Neuiliy. suddenly
disappears tns.,pes If, from hi. home , one evening
chastity hand, which II identified as being
Chauffard': 10 found in the garden with
sns.r the SECOND co.; an murder, young detective detect
music-hali performer. Narcisse and
Pousse- -Pousse Join hands. and It is an
nounced that the murderers Of M. Roger
the body Of chsufrard is discovered.
Dufreny, tisguished as Narcisse, sue.
ceeds in trapping Bribri the Serpent ana
valuable jewelry in their possession.
which they admit came from the home OF
NJ Roger beverly. tho murdered architect:
ali ali the The other S witnesses. swear tbs jswsiry
never came from the beverly home.
Later Narcisse nnds a dagger IN the pos
esses ssen copy ., oos os shs dagger found in the
home Of beverly when the latter was
murdered. Mme. CaEali. says that the
dagger was left with her by Bribri the
Serpent
From then on Dufreny has innumerabls
thrilling adventures as he tracks the MUIR
derers Of the architect and the money
lender. His disguises are especially clever
and deceieing. Finally. in low second
hand shop he stumbles upon Leon La
roche. whom he believes to be the mur-
derer, and arrests him. He also rescues
a woman who has thrown herself into
the Seine with suicidal intent. and this
woman is recognized by q child As being
the one all Paris seeks.
The Washington times., 1912-02-02
Official Anniversary
Is on Groundhog Day

''Ground-hog Day. is the| official
anniversary of one of the Oldest con-
tinuous employees Of the Government,
Richard Green, colored messenger for
the Secretary of the Treasury. Green
obtained his place forty-one years ago
today, and has held It ever since.
George 8. Boutwell,, Of Massachusetts,,
was holding the secretaryship when
Green entered on his duties, a youth OF
eighteen years. Green has seen eight
cen Secretaries come and seventeen of
them go, and hopes to see a good many
more. After Mr.. Boutwell,. Green car
ried messages and letters for and ush-
cred in visitors to Secretary w. M
Richardson. After him the Secretaries
up to the time of Secretary MacVeagh
were: Benjamin III. Bristow, Lot NJ.
Morrill,. John Sherman. William Win
dom, Charles J. Folger. Walter Q.
Gresham, Hugh McCulloch, Daniel
Manning, Charles 8. Fairchild, William
Window (seeond term). Charles Foster.
John G. Carlisle, Lyman J. Gage, Les
lie NJ. Shaw, and George b. Cortelyou.
Green was born on the plantation of
Judge William Waller, in Spottsylvania
county, Va, and now Is sixty-nine years
of age.
The Washington times., 1912-02-02
By GORON.

Pousse, ''and a minute later was
knocked clean over. for who should I
see arrive on the scene but Senior Jose
Johannes, a rogue that you meet at
the races and the swell gambling
houses.
There's no concierge to this old
house, but there's a cool man who lives
opposite who happens to come from
my village, and he told me all about
the Hernandes and their Noah's Ark.
"The coal HEAVIER told me that the
demoiselle that had seen go in came
two or three times week to see the
Hernandez family, and the handsome
swell came also. So all that made me
begin to think"
Shouldn't wonder"
"As I'm In the habit of playing
square, / went and told 1t all to Du-
"And then?"
well, he made a plan where you
come In, and I'm Just going to tell 1t to
you"
"Here?"
'Why not?"
Take my tip and let's go to the
Boulevard Clichy."
they went out and sat on a far-ofr
bench for nearly an hour The old de-
tective gave his comrade detailed in
structions that Fil-a-Beurre, In spite of
his -jeering attitude, listened to atten-
lively.
A Continuation OF This story Will
he Found In TOmOrrOw's
lname Of ThA Times.
The Washington times., 1912-02-02
Woman and Husband
Of Another Arrested

LANCASTER, Pa, Feb. 2-Chester
Franciscus, a paperhanger, twenty-six
years old, a coatesville man of family.
and Miss Jennie Peters, thirty years
old. also of Coatesville. who came from
that place. were arrested here.
Chief of Police Bushong and Detective
jackson. Of Coatesville, got them at
bookstore, where Miss Peters had writ
ten q postal to a Coatesville friend,
telling of their arrival here. They in
tended taking an evening train Cor
Pittsburgh, having already bought
tickets.
The detective left 10Y Coatesville with
his prisoners soon after their arrest
The Washington times., 1912-02-02
From 132 to $50 lbs.

The number Of cases of general de-
bility In which Hoods Sarsaparilla
has shown its great intrinsic. medi-
clnal worth is very large. Mr.. Il. s.
Fry. Ivanhoe, Va, writes: II was ali
run down and weighed only 49,
pounds. ! took Hoods Sarsaparilis
and before the first bottle was fln-
ished / began to improve, and when
I had taken six bottles was wonder
fully built up and weighed 1S(
pounds"
Get 1t today in usual liquid form oI
chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs.
The Washington times., 1912-02-02
Tanning Island Report
Not Worrying Officials

The reported British fertilization OF
Fanning Island, in the South Pacific.
is causing the state Department no
anxiety. 1t was pointed out today by
Government official that the island
is little better than coral reef; that
1t would be difficult and expensive. to
erect and that the island is not within
the usual lines Of trans-Pacific travel.
Even should the British attempt to
fortify flaming Island, II is not prob
able the United States would enter any
formal objection. -
The Washington times., 1912-02-02
Grows Five Inches
!. of New Hair in
Thirty Days

Both men and women inclined to bald
ness or dandrun will be interested in
the following simple home formula for
hair and scalp treatment, strongly rec
commended by a reader who states that
from Its use. ir thirty days, she grew
new hair Ave inches long.
Lavona de COmposee.. OF.
Menthol Crystals. DIR.
These ingredients are all staple. stand
ard, and inexpensive pharmaceutical
products kept by any well-equipped
druggist. Let the druggist mix them
for you. or you can do It yourself at
home. Allow to stand half an hour be-
fore using. Apply night and morning,
rubbing briskly into the scalp with the
finger tips or medium stiff brush.
This preparation Is not only won
derfully rapid hair grower, but 1t quick
ly stops dandruff. falling hair, and Itch
ing scalp, and, although IL Is neither n
stain nor dye, Will restore natural
color to gray, streaked, or faded hair In
nine cases out OF ten.
Be careful not to apply where hair IL
not desired.
Before publication we presented this
prescription to Peoples Pharmacy and
ODonnelrs, this city, and they state
that they have filed II many times Tor
their patrons, who report most aston
ishing results from Its use.
The Washington times., 1912-02-02
Data on Street Rail
Lines Is Desired

Senator Gallinger has introduced a
resolution in the Senate calling on the
District Commissioners to advise the
Senate regarding the advisability Of ex-
tending existing street railway lines.
and the construct noof new lines. He
has asked the Commissioners to accom-
pany their report with blue prints and
maps of plans.
The purpose is to get information for
the District committee on the question
OF authorizing proposed extensions of
street railway lines.
The Washington times., 1912-02-02
CHAPTER XVIII.
At the Black Cock Again.

YuY 1THOUT doubt the reader re-
NJ members tire bar Of the
" Black Cock at Montmartre,
kept by Marius rAbbate eur,
the wrestler. and Julie Courlot, better
known ty the name Of Mother Marius
1t was at this place that we once met
the Serpent, and his compsnici, jose
phine Mariner.
1t was Christmas Eve. Pousse-Pousse
and Fil-aBeurre were sitting together
at a table.
"Then YOU say" said FYl-a-Eeurre In
a low voice, that you have got a
clue?"
Yes. and clircher! That animal
salsifs wanted to get at 1t. but
wouldn't let him: don't want him med
ding in my affairs"
But YOU AMI Dufreny are on the
same job, ain't yoI?"
Yes, but Dufreny Is young lie likes
to do things in fancy style, like in
story books. But I'm always the same ;
they know old Pousse- Pousse, and il
any arg. Inent ] come out on tcp," he
said, showing his tremendous fists.
"All the same said Fil-a-Beurre,
"Dufrcny gets hold of some astonishing
things occasionally"
Sure and certain he's a sharp 'un,
bat l. find him too much of a mIlord."
"!Ali the same. it was he who nabbe,i
your rat at Mother Aygalenc's."
e-Pousss stuck out his lips con-
temptuously.
HUMP he said. "sooner or later that :
the time was ripe"
snll xrhot,o ~n,ho ~ A.
you tell me to come here for? dom
half trust that landlord Marius.''
Pub" said Pousse. Pausse. Hes too
drunk to occupy himself about u.s.
"Out with 1t, then. What Is it?'
well. It's like this--I want a char
like you to turn a trick for me-"
I'm on: never catch me hanging bacl
before good fish,"
"rIl have to tell you, though. that it..
Dufreny who thought Of the plan. Bu
Pousse-Pousse who does it, he sail
pushing out his chest.
Fil-a-Beurre looked round anxiously.
"Whv didn't you meet me at Father
Larifa's? Wed be better there thai
here"
Its all right: nobody's listening I,
people,
into his mouth and began to chew 1t.
go aheadl I can work In that lin,
when its necessary"
Maltese"
what they are doesn't matter"
"That's so. However. I prefer tina
RnIk
| English get into such q rage to defen,
their subjects, and one might get into ;
| scrape."
Never mind. perhaps they're Ameri
cans. Well, then?"
"You know. I'm always thinking O
the Neuilly crimes. I was thinking th'
other day about that architect VIII,
wss murdered at Courbevoic. You re
nenber that the Serpent and that Jose
phine whom we pinched at Father Iari
fa's swore like the deuce that they hat
nothing to 10 with It."
"Yes. I know"
"And yet there is this affair Of tn,
Jewels, and we can't fathom the mys
terry
"You jaw like a lawyer
"Quit yer fooling. Well, / didn't thinl
| they mdQ0 tnat SOVerneSb tdih euouBH II
that beauty. Giseie Provins."
"Well. amt going to prevent yol
from making the beauty talk"
"That girl got a job after she left tn
Deverlys with a South American fam
| lily"
us 1t on them we've got to work?"
| "I,or', no! The Heriquas are might.
respectable people and know nothinl
about this business"
| "Sacre! What a time you take to spil
| ont IN M
! quick" said Fila Beurre, gracefull
The Washington times., 1912-02-02
Annual "Metzelsuppe'
To Be Given Sunday

The annual "Metzelsuppe" for the ben
eft of the German Orphan Asylum will
be held Sunday afternoon and evening
at the orphanage. The Washington
Butchers Benevolent Association has
charge of the supper. instrumental
music and other entertaining features
will form part of the program this year.
The advance sale of tickets indicates
the attendance this year will be larger
than heretofore 1t is expected that more
than 1000 German citizens will attend.
The Washington times., 1912-02-02
Musicale Is Given
At All Souls Chapel

A musical was given at All Souls
Mission Chapel last night. The Rev.
pr. j. Mcbride Sterrett, rector Of the
chapel, presided. Those contributing 10
the musical program were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Callow, Miss Leila Howard,
ing, Commodore W. s. Hogg, u. 8. NJ,
retired, and Fred e. Boyer.
The Washington times., 1912-02-02
Eight Drown AS Tug
Capsizes In the Rhine

HAMBORN. Feb. IA tug loaded with
workmen capsized in . collision with
freight steamship while crossing the
Rhine here, and eight OF the men were
drowned. Tho pilot was unable to see
the oncoming vessel on account OF q
heavy snowstorm.
The Washington times., 1912-02-02
Nagel Will Lecture.

Secretary Nagel, of the Department Of
Commerce and Labor, will make an ad
dress this evening, In Boston, at the
annual banquet of the Boston Chamber
of Commerce. Tomorrow evening Mr.
Naccl will talk to the Manufacturers
Association, of Brooklyn. The Secretary
returned day or two ago from Mis-
souri,.
The Washington times., 1912-02-02

wv 1THOUT doubt the reader re-
w members tire bar Of the
w Black Cock at Montmartre,
Mohave County miner., 1912-06-29
Mine Warning Notice.

To Whom it May Concern:
 Notice is hereby given that the Iowa group or mining claims, situated in San Francisco mining district. Mohave County Arizona is unaer pond to parties working the same, and that neither the mines, nor the owners thereof, will be responsible for any labor or debt contracted, nor injuries sustained by any employer or employ ee in working sac properties; and that no employer or employee IS the agent of the owners for any purpose, and that all operatives engage in such service at their own risk. and that no debt or claim of dept Is valid against said mining claims or thelr owners. FRANK l.. HUM.
 JOHN H. MOORE,
 ED ROBERTS
 kingmar. Arizona, November g. 1911 First insertion Nov. II
Mohave County miner., 1912-06-29
Mine Warning Notice.

To Whom it May Concern:
 Notice is hereby gwen that the mining prop critics known the Badger. Woodchuck. Wild cat. Hercules, Rambler. Majestic and Badger mill site and machinery thereon. situated in the Wallapa mining district Mohave County. Arizona. are under lease and bond to parties working the same, and that neither the mines. nor the machinery thereon. nor the owners thereof will be responsible for any labor or debt contracted. nor injuries sustained by auy employer employee in working said prop erty: and that no employer employee is the agent of the owner for any purpose. and that all operatives engage in such service at their own risk and that no debt or claim of debt is valid against said mining properties or their owners. ARIZONA WESTERN MINES CO.,,
 ByF q. CRAFTS. Manager.
 First insertion Dec. g, 1911
Mohave County miner., 1912-06-29
Mine Warning Notice.
To Whom it May Concern:

TO Whom It May COnCern:
 Notice is hereby given that the Emerson, Hamblin Arastra, Ninety seven, HobSon and Emerson Fraction mining claims and mill sites, all of which are situated in the Wallapai min ing district. near Chloride, Mohave county, Arizona, are under bond and lease to parties working the same, and that neither the mines or mill sites, buildings machinery, toC'T fix thereon, or any property of the undersigned owner thereof. nor the undersigned owner thereof, will be liable or responsible for any labor, material or debt contracted, or injuries sustained by any employer or employee in working or improving said properties. and that no employer or employee is the agent of the owner for any purpose, and all operatives en- gage in such service at .heir own risk. and that no deht or claim of debt is valid against said mining claims or property, or the owner there of HENRY SCHAEFER.
 Los Angeles Cal, November 9th, l9lC.
 First insertion Nov. l2