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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26
DeIlghtful socIaI Event.

Mrs. Frank q. Evans, OF Warwood.
delightfully."- entertained at her home
"Wednesday afternoon. and the event
was beautifully appointed. Tho home
was lavishly decorated with roses.
sweet PEAS and uasturt!uus. These
flowers We're so mingled as TO rro-
duco "A pretty effect Large vases
filled with these popular flowers were
placed al intervals. and the nautrls
and tables were fairly banked with
the blooms. The large vclanda WAS
~artiSucally decorated. and he ladies'
sat out TO enjoy m cool hrr.yos
fro mthc Ohio. tn" guests arrived
Early In the afternoon. and many Of
thehn remained uatil late ia the even.
ing
Mrs. Granville z Hall. oS Chicago
W, who is fho guest Of rcr sis,.
MIS- Frank Evans. wa, fh. hornr
guest. and other guests from ovt of
town were present Nlich aJl,g .,
tn" pleasures OF the day Mrs ,,b.r,
Mihif. ~ lhse Moi T,Xa 81.
7 hHrl"S Taylor. .f Canton. Onto w..
ifirry. ~ Chicago U1 N.,. k-Y., ~,
drf"rshurF Mi~- C,.u.vl.,n p,,ry
,' Z H''HEp Ilriir. -.- .rs...t .,
''r several hour 'I. pl,uIlr r,.,.
was in session after .iicr Ne. f,...
s. FN'd 'H" delicious o. d..
moons Mrs Evans o. "a w.uL,r "a,
Voc Island l'r.'c- club. and tho. u...
diluH~ iuo cur-f- p~,..rr ,f- r.
VII! "n''ri'iu ar1iu most Tu.sl.,
'u' dlH"r'ni guests wil br iu .,.,.t
Tn" following ecr. anon.
sue 90 NcIu"td tv afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26
For Miss Amy.

Mrs. Edward II. Frnnzheim enter
tasned with a luncheon at the Fort
Henry club. Tuesday evening. for Miss
Emelie Amy. Of W~illiaInsport. Pa.
who Is IA guest OF Mrs. Frank
schmfdt. Covers were laid for nf-
teen and the table decorations were
In keeping with the season. The fol-
lowing were guests:
Misses Juliet Campbell. Mary
Franzheim. Marguerite Kirkland. H-
eonor Peterson. Einslie Almy. OF VII
Transport. Pa
Mesdams Shovel Gibbs John J.
Conir. William Rownd. William
Iiearne. Gall Hamilton, Frank Water
house. Frank schmidt, Fred Roderu..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26

Miss Hazel Hamilton. OF the Island.
entertained a few 81 her friends
TUESDAY evening and her guests were
Alisss Elizabeth Smith. Frances Nor
gan. Marie Kline, Ada Wetzel. Ada
S~tr'nCer. IIildt Wright. Bessie BoeI-
k,r. Hester Maxwell. Rossie IIamll-
ton Oi'adyS Bowman. Mrs. Anil Glass
nrr. Mrs myrtle Berschy. Mrs. Jack
Boutitcld. Mrs. L. \. bowman. Mr.. Il.
l. Wright. S!rs VIII Nciha-t. Mrs.
X. y smith. Mrs. carl KeppE.r. Mrs.
French Douglas. Mrs. Tcut. Prichard
Mrs. J. VI. IiOplOod. Hrs. \. II. Wells.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26
Hink- Beltx wedd;no.

Tho wedding OF Miss Edna N.
Bei'z and Mr.. Harry +. Hink took
place "Wednesday morning at 81. AL
phonsus church and Rev. Father Rich
ard OBLIGATED. The bride wore white
and carried a white payer book.
Miss Goldie Beltz. a sister OF the
bride. was brides maid and both wore
picture hats. Mr.. John P. Howley
acted as best man n the ushers
were BERNARD Beltz and Harry Beltz.
Following he ceremony a breakfast
was served at the home of the brides
parents on Fifteenth street. Both
young people are well known In the
city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26
ST. James Brotherhood.

The -. James Brotherhood OF
Evangelical Lutheran St. James
church will hold its regular monthly
meeting IN connection with an outing
at Green's hotel In T~riadelphia this
evening. The members will meet at
b church AT $40. where q special
car will be waiting and leave ronp
at Gas O'Clock. supper Will be served
upon arrival At Green's. Following
the dinner the executive committee
has prepared an interesting program.
All members are earnestly requested
to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26
Pretty Porch Party.

Mrs. r. p. Truxell. or Pleasant VAL
ley. entsrtsp ed with u porch
party and the guests were mem
hers OF the Wednesday Afternoon
Sewing Club. Crimson rambler roses
decorated the large veranda and a
luncheon was served. The guests in
Guided:
Misses Clo;flde Howard. OF Newark,
o.: Olive Howard. or Newark. Mes
DANES r. Z. Truxell. Daniel Woods,
Harry L. White. James y. Howard.
Theo Hugs. j.. 4. steel. OF Tuhoisko.
Okla. Mira Martlett. Edward Petit
cord and Clark Hamilton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26

Tin" FIRST christian thurch and the
Island christian church Will hold their
i4rric at the Wheeling Park. Friday.
and al other Christian churches are
invited To- attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26
HcBr;dc

Tho wedding ~ Miss Laura NC
Bird. az -; ioHis. No. ana captain
M~rli"h'r.. I. = A.. takes place Juuc
thifti.th. Niss Mcbride was tho
EH'+t "f Mss Is Uterine Eu'crts. whu
leaves O." attend ga, wedding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26
Misses Weat Honored.

Mrs. Newton waltz has issued cards
for Saturday Afternoon OF this week
70 meet the Misses West. OF Bell
~fOntairc. ohio. The event takes place
AT Mrs. Waltz home in Woodsdale
and cards Will be the diversion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26

"wednesday evening at the ST.
Mary's Convent, Martins Ferry, the
annual Alumnao banquet was held.
Mrs. Davidson and Caterer Jackson
had charge OF the menu. Mas Mar
saret Bruhn. Of SteuLenville. was "a
guest 1T the banquet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26

tins Ferry will be repeated at the
Vance Memorial church, Saturday
evening and all are welcome. These
concerts are being given to defray
the expenses OF the trip to Pittsburgn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26
Miss ~1f4rt.Isv.
81 %.
Mrs Ripple

Amelia l~rorhart Miss TarJ.I"v.
Loo Tu''ir. tIts r..ur=.n.
lrcr" loose. Mrs Ripple
M"tft Iry.r.
Many q TO- mem'rre ~ she ri1-s
wore attending fHc Nc.s n,tID,-l EIblc
Tally anil were not present
Tits I.hi" ,'isV ahs boon meeting %
fHr s. 80 D a ro,u- s.r,s fc rf-t %
January. oud nffcr I.tIrg ,HuYfc-er %
ffu.. bon fhc t.ns n Art- hts been Iu,-
t'e l' b .tluIee OF tho Epi tlea Do wIs
I''I tD rFtt tHr FIRST meet rg ur tfr
s.. Hi OH. $50. tIffur ruUuf. 600 ~trftr.
" o. fHr t rally arI fu u.fl'.o i.,
wHIk fur fI' cpnIiu4 year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26
For House Guest

Mrs. Edward Stffel entertained q
few members OF the family with a
dinner for Mrs. Downs. OF Chicago,
at the Country Club, Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26
Corners Hcmpie.

The wedding Of Miss Alma Kemple.
daughter ~ Mr.. and Mrs. James
kcmpI-. ~ NCNI'~hrn and Mr.. John
Conn"rs. 81 Wheeling, took place
Wednesday afternoon At , O'Clock.
IT," hom" was decorated in June
POSES u Rev. -. -. Tracy, OF the
Church g.: God. ~ NicAi"chen. Onlci-
atcd. Mrs. Charles Arms. OF Martins
Terry. played the wedding march and
the bride was attireG IN "A dress ~
white Vui,c and carried an armful Of
whit" roses. Miss Winnie Gosncy
was tnnii ~ honor ami Mr. James
krmpl". brother - the bride was h
h"st man. Following the wedding p
dinner was served and a reception
hclt. Al o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. CON
rcrs lct; over tht PcuusvlVan'a lines
for a ten Gays honeymoon trip after
which they viii bc ~ homo az s1aa
Wood street. The bride was former
y employed AZ the George +. Stifci
Co. store and he room IS n we'll
known plumber OF the south side.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-26
Camp Rest Club.

Mrs. Jark Johns. Of Martins Ferry.
entertained the members OF the Camp
Rest Whist Club, Wednesday after
noon and after PLAYING bridge, re-
freshments and luncheon were served.
The following lwcre present Mes
danes Walter H~ssvick. w. Thomas.
Henry Stahl. Andrew FTedcricks.
Frances Mu'ian"y. Thomas Acres.
Harry Rau. John Kuhn. Margare car
ter, jas. Rals;on, Ed. Blackford,
Harry juggling.
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Illumination Elizabeth Runxee.
liAu4 Heyfnenn- Gertrude Roberts.
FRANK hincheloe- Ada Jepson-
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ROCKEFELLER
 STILL ELUDES
rRocEsk SERVER UNABLE LAND
 THE FOXY CAPITALIST.

spsnlAl hnaest HAf1sAs.
 NEW TORE. Jan. E--WIliIAH' D' Rockefeller con IinnV4 |" eI"ne 'IF proosss nefEEr and ti!. ch't hc'% !" teryiuT the suhrnrna s@"m ia f'e 1ust ns EIlnl AS rv+r.
 The members Of the in'cs'lEh''"E -mmmJttee haT+ cxprtAsrd ihr sTrAt -es. indignation "t thS efroFts hNrt 's him tu avpLd doing ~h''t they cs"s'usF ta he hss huty tn the ro'untr' LIE uzoat hxrrenle methods mAY haTa 'd he employed 90 secuTe HocAelo'e' :. appsuranoe and the coap"ittse 'eS'1s 10 be deteT1nincu 10 employ ""S1' u1ethods If the ordinary n1Hane tA'i*-
 The dsi4cttves guard rhc house Son : stantly Anh warn Rockefeller ot in" anpronch nf aL1 individuals
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YIELDS
 TO OPERATION
JAS. R. kEEkE, FAMOUS FlhAN. CHER, PASSES AWAY IN
 NEW YORK.
HpesiaI huaas4 eeF%tsA

dpesiRI huaasA esF%tsA
 NEW YORK, Jan. 2. Tames R. akHene disd laSt night after an O1<tA- tsen which had bceh performed to re- liere hIp from abdominal trouble.
 He was born in London, England. tn 1853 and went with his fathily .c Cali fornin in 1eEs. He became r. ninsr In that state apd in Nevada and later q specniaror In mining stocks in Sah Francisco. He accumulated $s.e00.dU0 during the "hunen1a" oe ths T8H Atsd was prsxldsnt of ths Ban FranctseS Stuck ExchRnse. Since 1877 he has been m oncTstor on Wall street
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Brown. 4f1er dLClGtIn6 ahOut mii' lion words ro John Ne@tor. FeLls writes q rcHtseript with h1E own h&h+ to say that Charley Sutcr TroIe the letter ct his d;ctRttoE hut be did not know what the - he put In It bs- sldes." FsIix dIctuted EscanRG his eyeA were hurting litt,et
 He speaks ahout Sduatot Elwoot pruusE ~ho came 10 gee them and bought just ono t0r the sake of old times, but Felix la l.ard on Una demo- crht2- He says thac nn tho night af- ter the election of Woodrow Wilson Tom Doyle. Jimmie. brother 1r Dick, Ryan. Tom DUnahue and q tew OIber demGcVSts vera standing Ln his place EIORtihE wLth each ether oUer the kFAAt victory of their party uhen ih cv=.es n dsIRpl dated hun begging for Q ntokel.
 An uId crony named Grant stOnd near. Gee. Whep that can happen the dpy after the democrat victory" he said. "whet VIll tour VAAr1 of n do =
 Felix nsentAaHs4 RAHT cid frieahs In NUrns aRh mR1~ hA Is 4O1Ag vei.
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LOVES TIRE ENDS.

IT. K, Love- who has hean reap pclnIed United States Mnrshal 0t 1hF. Fourth division WIS uppolHted on January D. 1908. AZ inc term Is four ysarA hIs time Will be up on ths 18th of the present nn1th.
 Mr. Love has a brother whc former iy lived ltl Nons and whC had hgrr- sH on promoting A eompzEy fan the generation of cIeCtTlG power by ssing the water fallg in the SAEt0oth fAMEe. This power he had tnteHdad to ipO used far mining all over the 1TnanAdlAs4 HSlghhoThood of this city. and far oehHF puTpsHek.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03
WORD REGIka TO FILTER I'll ROUGH ABOUT THGsE
 WHO WENT AWAY,

The mall yesterday brnuGAt tho iiraE hiE batch Of IettsrR telling of the n1uvGsn%nts Of thoHs wfln went oUt on the last bouts RE veil as from oih"rs Ioh went cut at various times
 Tho mast tUrsrEting event recorded la the narriaEs ur Charley Ross whleli wAA fixed for Navember I4. The LaHY was Mics KAnsth Leone RubeFtAon who IIVk6 with hAr parents In atAttle where the marriage was 10 be sol emnlEed.
 FArher Izndrrpol, who h how in YAIdez. wretr hnd spoke of many toruer Nome people who are now in his secuSn. AmougaI ihem Ia I"s BAxtAr- who a prOsPecIinE around there with q hand drill He also n*n- ttons Bis Mikt Sullivan. Father Van. dttpoI hy ths way. sefers to tho Nou'A rAoplA xsnAralIy as the nLsI generous people hs has ever tn4l.
 4 letter from Walter 0AffheP aIAfeA that quits E stampede hAA hf . gun towards Juneau Barry &Nnwu nas aIrsady gnnA up th==c .+rn Be attIe ahd waitAr himsee lS thinking oE taking a lock later 9p.
 Rut ths stsAiEst nf all letters cot1eH from 10 ihsS person fka.I FHllx
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NOM EITEts BROTHER
 REELECTED

News was received hy tha last mall elected to the lnwAr houee OF coIs- gres& He Is R brother oT Tom Ilnn- aloe, formerly of Nome. and WnR elected tn rnuEress from PhladcI9hin two years ago for the first tlme-
 CoH6teseEhan M1ohAel DonAhoe is a dIreGtur of the airard Avenue Title and Trust Company and un pilcur i1 various other epmpanIeE,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03
WANT CIVIL
 GOVERNMENT
TAFTR ADVISERS sVo"HS CHANGE EA METHODS IN
 BANANA.
suauia. NuaaAt SsrMeA

SnauiA! Nugget SVr"eA
 WAEHISGToN, Jun. 3--The SJFh- srs 0t President THfL are HOW uTg'nE him to take atArS I'sSard f"IntIs 'hH n+vmuneul sorarnmPnI nR LfS Pauhma canal ynnt.. IL Is declared that FrFF little cpp1 s4Lion wIlL come rom the a1mocrutir lea iGrs or from snt srttate. The suggest iuu Is that CnGnnel ts"e- thals he made the head oe thA zHn" xoCernmeut which, however. is th h'' entirely n rivn aIlntnlstratlnn.
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4 COLD BATH.

TT. J. RuuI, fr:l flIr.lIG:t. tiU' IsH' H'~' -trdsy at ITnhEuE '-"k Ta' :l 'H'' thcru,Hmrtru rcEisteLe-d niM" iIh'h 'in below 7arp. H. H'1H wGI 1lI o"'-I' :.IIf .as rornIlrlirL tu rrHrI slIin" l''ii'' II il TuAilhons- to rl.ans:.' hI" rIuifu'H ;":l h. "s"aprd "iih61't injury l'iH h't''' rns dra~7iHd in Tnr StrI+ :'..: ;','I;'' dime nEpL .tnoI1It+ btTH' IhII!l''' - l''' same tine K sill Ir.'ifE slsk
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N0MEITES GET BUSY OUTSIDE

ccedinElS rough trlp waA experienced but nII the passengers ~hc wr0tO 70 Ecr1e when fRey arrived Ht Se0ttle srow ar inciIration ;n treat the mat ter hnmorOusly. aR is the raRe always when the GIIncrIty is past.
 Tho LiRdshkrRs and Inc paTEpEH vent tl the washington rNIel AffAI urrIvilg and were ScttInG ready to So sputh. Walter Johnson intended fo make 6 ,-ip vi:h fT6 Darling to Ktn |. nA,h Falls where both nre iHterestri in land.
 h clipping from the at1Ilc Post. Inn%lIigeneeT shtwS that ''hRrle.r Junea waa tho rrzt nranher of thu Alaska IeHIsla,urs caught ailvo out. side. In . InnE interview Charley Lslls 'crn what thdE territory n-ehs and he nlsU outlines the mrtheds hy which nS ,wnl Ex thinEs up,
 2 T. Tris writing tn Arthur from gAattIe said he wAt EstIinE ready to go su San FranrIaco. A w, KAh wEs going so Ohio
 Ed Fleming and hIs nrnLhT wroIs to Charley Thpmp4on tha: tishtnE beats gold mining a block.
 Various other names of Homs Pco1 rla uhA .Aenhonsd in Ina mail but moaf of them were trying to get tnsir eArInga before pluRgiUK Into she in- ter4or and very little movement had tnIeep place
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RECORDS
JANUARY 2. 1q13
 pezsierA

Oracle bench, adjoining 2 heLow discovery, Try creAk: A1ariz 6andbaCk. No. l Martin crcak; k. M. Nlcbn. Sp. 3 Martin crock; Jaa ProtopAphs.
 %H- 8 Martin trAtE: Geo. SrathnEle. E". A. abote OshoEho creek: tofrss Ps,larataI4os.
 The Good Luck fraction. Oshurnr creek; wnL Cntxy!Rnas.
 No. { bench, rsluk crcrk: Ev,n JacL.
 Tho Queen. Feluk creek; Esan Jack.
 IISlen claim. ITnlyoke creek; Arthur ". NylandeF.
 No. l heln~t Enunhnn creek, same.
 BruIr fraction. Adj1inIRE No. be- low Dr. rreck: FerdinHEd Kleiner And ,. ". Charlca.
 Alta vIstN, Saturday creek: 0sAnH Ja >EsuE.
 WaterAhed lode. on divide bCtween Anvil ant alacicr, J. .E Ivory.
 Lode claiEs on hIll east 0f Dty rrecss. l.. q. Kellogg.
 Ei9scot clnim. R0dn%y nreck: John Donovan.
 CIanNrAn lode, j. A, aiacIniokh.
 tsonAnza lode Nome river: Charles ElmMA
 B0nEHEa lode. NOrps river: Frank Mliler
 Maud CiAtn, right limit nry creek: J. n EchnadlinE.
 The Retreat Nome rIYer: M. M. Churrh.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03
BOISE REINSTATEMENT
 SENT ID PRISON

the eiectnrRi bail6tk The cupita! News phbIiahea The statsmsrt and the charks of contempt waa mAds against the puhusheTs and odiirr wtrA ths Te- suit stated
 The defendnnia express the belief titnt they were full Ywithtn thSIE riEArs in publishing a apheth %spe' ctally when made hS naan wh1 was pregident of the Cr!led staies and thuy declare the intention of Sighting their case ga the very llHlit,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03

Several other patents FsfS Alsu FF' SAav%d and on the whole at vas me moat important day in this F@Rpecp sInro the onenlnE 1t the Ors+ h"T%
 The Tcpkok Ditch Company also 7e' netved pmteztH for plHesr mining clAtnA ,ocHttd arCund Topkck-
 n ,. Maths~A ssrured a patent fcE ND. DeeE 3ulch-
 The NDtIhGfn Light Mining Com-
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PI0NE FRS MAGAZINE

Ill ii''%' ssuc nf lhA po.... !: '';IH.G[ Sas ready fpl disirI1u.,. !N' :" i'@Lrs fa5. It Is the tn,An+L,. L il.-' ''Ii'4iE I'I Eontinue the p,o,, ":.'I'' t'i:nl.lIIy in future and tho .rl. l.. tIIrr t+ brtTmInG nnre Hnd r..,, I-II:l;Il "iIh nIEh iEaiA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03

The naAL important dUe'Ialent that pyer carle to Snme h connecttoH with the I1atenttus of property arrived n yeste erdaya mali and ia nothing lesa than Ihs patent fnr the Biz HnrzRII aLartz pTupoft1eR of Mira! AhIIa e. Lane, Fifteen loc1Hons were Inclli1- ed in inc patent and this. according tn Cap, aiIu Sundl'acE. hents nil rec. ufdH.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03
STEAM PIPES
 ARE KNOCKED OUT

tile stSam heating n lne hnapltAI .lint1i tht necessary repaIrs ar+ AHscted. Men are at work today in tbs school building getting the heatiak aPpArGshs rcady for the opening of the schools on Monday when the ChrlstnrAa hoE.. days esd.
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SnseIAl Nugget eSrVlsA-

SnseIAl Nugget eSrTlsA-
 Bo1BE. Idaho. JatI. ?--ahersdan and Curpon. the publishers Of thr Capital News. and pr1xVn. ,he editor have hse1 sentenced to ten dAyB In jail ana 10 a Ana nf S5g0 ench for publishing tho criticism of Inc courts mada by Theodore Roosevelt.
 Mf. 1loosArett when visiting thIs state during thg cahlpatEn r1itcd the connfry's attention ro rhA alleged is- justice of the court 1n decision about
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BIG HURRAH AND MANY <.
 OTHER PROPERTIES PATENTED

pally received pArents fer nuUbef of mining t.ialms In lhr Council dl&- ,trlct-
 The Anv1l SunriEH MLnlnE t:nmpAh1' Is another whlrh had ground vntene- ed, and the VaIhmIlh SiEcoEery clatnb on the thIrfi hennh lIne was patsntsd fDu lhc $scandln MinLnE Company
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03

Tho steam pipes 0f TTniy Srpss Hos- pieal md alBo Of the public schools have burst as tho result er The severe cold.
 lr wIS found necessary to obtain
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03
TINE NEW EA0LE. Tas koFns ef str4iGht %hIaLeays.

whsn buying your eAndy- dTap n ct Toby't ~hs makes srAah CSndy sVery day. Also sarrisv full sHd eI'nPlsaA pinA 0F GunthoT's, Vsrkity hittAr &rsAsAs, 'ImpsFiaI chocolates, TIe:n1~ eheDoIatss, PsaEhSs and rrsams' Pan Americans. MaraSahins Cherries and High Balls.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03
FREEZES HAND.

Gus Anders son Is suffering from q AATsre ErseTInE of part Of lhe 1Ffl hand and particularly one 6nEer' The freaziuk was dur tn exposarA last SHt- urdhy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03
NOTICE.

This 1s to notify all committed And psrEnuA having claims HEninst lie carnival committee 70 present aHaiA ax| soon AG possible to Ihe hI,Asrat1nsd-
 4. P0LET.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03
FIRST TO nEEGRn-

il.iri1I 'hnrch ~AE the 6rs+ m0, i:i S.'iiI. !" record rIatm thiz +e.,, II" i'' .' InrhI'r'l ur the rrroritTs staft II Ir~~Taf nInI HaH right At hand Tn J:rr iI IdIEr filed.
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NOTICE CALEpCFlIAk5 AND
 OTHER Hcofa.

There will h4 a meeting held pf the CAi%dnpIAns and seetef1msn ht tho os- tscs nk pr. KloaR on sunday aftUnpcn At 1:1e a'eteclI '-.-
 Ey arseAt uS neEhm1ttes. ..!: :.
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AT HELLIkGHAM-

I'RArlie IIlTEraII ~Im H~nI ''ut ''' 1lue of tIr. inst b'sHfs Ls h6W I'll Ih'' IimE hnm 10 spend the winter.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03

niiI heads, seAfsrhVAts. isttsr hAA4A sad AASsLoPss. Hws thArA petntsd at thA hugeat eff1eA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-03

Nsw la;d eggs At PrsssAr'S 1srnsS' Ak0F.
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CHARLEY joNkU fGlLS Att ABOUT TT TO f4tE AEATrLE
 POST .Ih@fgLLiQENCG&
 The news fr0m these who sent 0us ou ths Victoria ah0wA ehAa An sG-
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-06
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Bsiefis
Sar Busy Reader

Miss Catherine Healy visited in
Hoosick Falls Sunday.
John Seymour of Arlington passed
the week end in town.
Miss Minnie McCue passed Sun
day at Hoosick Falls.
Mrs. Mary Healy has accepted a
position in Rosters store.
Frank Keller OF the r. P. l., Troy,
was at his home here over Sunday.
A regular meeting of Catamount
Lodge, u. o. G. c., will be held Tues
day evening at s o'clock.
Miss Louise Burns returned this
morning from week end visit at
her home in Hoosick Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Donnelly
have gone to New York TO spend a
week and to witness the worlds SER
les games.
Albert Noyes lost one finger this
morning while at work in the Fill
more and Slade factory at Benning-
ton Falls.
Mrs. George Rogers of Fort Ed
ward and Mrs. Harris Eddy OF Ro-
chester, N. Y, are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Russell OF Main street.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-06
Consumption Takes
$50 People Daily

in the United States and the deadly
germs claim more victims in cities
than in rural districts, due no doubt
to the increased number Of indoor
workers in confining quarters and
their lack of sunshine.
Tubercular germs always attack when
the system is weakened from colds or
sickness, overwork, overstrain, combining
duties or any drain which has reduced the
resistive forces of the body. But nature
always provides a corrector and the best
physicians emphasize that during chang
ing climate our blood should be kept rich
and pure and active by taking Scott 8
Emulsion after meals; the cod liver oil in
Scott's Emulsion warns the body by en-
riching the blood--it peculiarly strength
ems the lungs and upbuilds the resistive
forces of the body to avoid colds and
prevent consumption.
II you work indoors, tire easily, feel
languid or nervous, SCOTS Emulsion is
the most strengthening food-medicine
known; 1t builds energy and strength
and is totally free from alcohol or any
Supplying drug-every druggist has it.
Is-lo6 Scott Bovine. Bloomfield. Nj.