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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-11-28
THE ART SHOP,

The women folk are already doing
their fancy work for Christmas.
am selling linens of all kinds, 'doing
stamping on exquisite designs, and
hive lots of fancy work novelties
suitable for Christmas gifts. l would
appreciate a call from all the ladies
who are interested in my line OF
work.
425tf) MRS. w. E. BOARD.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-11-28
SWEET GRASS BASKETS.

We have a most beautiful line of
sweet grass baskets. All sizes and
shapes and colors. They make the
prettiest work baskets you could get.
Also large stock of novel styles in
waste baskets. Call in and see them.
(21+tf) PARIS BOOK STORE.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-11-28
READ THE BIG AID.

Read our advertisement on page 3.
1t contains suggestions that will be
of value to you. Anything mentioned
in this ad would be a useful and orna-
mental gift. Remember we save
you money. No trash. Everything
worth the money.
j. II. HINTON.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-11-28
REVENUE ASSIGNMENTS
MONTH OF DECEMBER

Following are the revenue assign
ments for Bourbon county for the
month of December:
julius Kessler & Co., Paris: j. NJ
Russell, day and bottling; ]. p
Hutchcraft, additional; w. S. Lyme
gauger.
G. G. White Co., Paris: w. j. Ken
ton, day; G.. L. Hough, bottling; w. S
Lyme, guager(
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-11-28
LATEST FICTION.

We have most complete stock of
the, latest novels ever brought to
Paris. All standard books and by the
best authors.
(2S-tf) PARIS BOOK STORE.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-11-28
BEAUTIFUL PICTURES.

The most select line of pictures
ever shown in Paris is now on display
at our store. They make most ac-
ceptable gifts. Come in and see
cur line of goods.
J. 7. HINTON.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-11-28
DAUCHERTY BROS.

A man brags that he is boss in his
own house. But We all know that
the best silverware and the best ia
BILE linen and the best towels are al
ways saved for company.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-11-28
USEFUL GIFTS.

Don't give trash for Christmas
presents. Buy something useful as
well as ornamental. Let us suggest
one of those handsome rockers we
are now showing.
J. T. HINTON.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-11-28
SAVE MONEY!.

When you buy why not buy the
best-especially if it does not cost
any more? We are talking about
McDougall Kitchen Cabinets, the kind
that saves the steps.
J. T. HINTON.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-11-28
BEAUTIFUL PICTURES.

An elegant line of handsome pic
lures just received. They make
beautiful gifts. Our speciality is
framing photos. See our mouldings.
27-tf) PARIS BOOK STORE.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-11-28
l2z.zxszzMzea
NJ HAS THE BEST
II OF ALL LINES MADE
FOR THE CHILDREN.

All kinds of games and books Tor
NE children. Buy your Santa Claus
Or the little ones from US.
1s-tf) PARIS BOOK STORE.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-11-28
EXCHANGE

Your old stove in on Gas Range and
Heater.
(26-tf) A. T. WHEELER & co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-11-28
For Sale.

A few pair s of Pekin Ducks;
choice fowls and splendid layers;
81 each.
MRS. JOS. HOUSTON,
Route 8, Paris, Ky.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-11-28
Cakes! Cakes!

| am ready to steam yos< 3la'
Cakes and Pecan Fruit Cakes (
short notice. F. T Phone ze5
LIZ = GliRRE>TT~
21-2D 0vsGh
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-11-28
Lost.

Double-barrel, hammerrless shot
gun in leather case. Lost on High
between 4th and 18th streets Finder
return TO News Office and get rewaro
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-11-28
GAS RANGES.

Just received, a carload of
New Process Gas Ranges
at A. F. Wheeler Furniture
Company, opposite Court
house. IF
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-11-28
COFFEEi COFFEE!

Remember we have the exclusive
agency for Chase & Sanborn's Ccf-
fees. Roasted fresh every week.
t1D c. p. COOK & co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-11-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

William Preston White is a guest
of Horace Miller Clay.
Miss Ruth Soper, of Little Rock,
visit Mrs. Reccius until Christmas.
Miss Gertrude Slicer is visiting
Miss Ruby Fisher, in Nillerbsurg.
Mrs. Edgar Tingle and family RE
spending several dys in Louisville.
Mr.. Chas. e. Butler, Jr., of Car.
isle, was a visitor in Paris Wednes-
day.
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ADM|RAL'S WIFE
 PLACED ON TRIAL
Special Nugget Service.

PLYMOUTH. Mass. Get. ~. Mrs. Eaton. wife m the laie rear admiral |. L. Eaton. t' S. navy. was placed on trial hcr,. tnlay charged witif thr murder "f her husband year ago
 Mrs. Eaton was the adnirnrs second wife and their life together was un- happy. II Is charged that tho woman syst imatisa,Iiy poisioned the rriir,i naval officer hy putting arscnk' in his fn"d and by refusing tn call medical lattcndi,,,cc when h" ,erame i'll ana finally died.
 The first suspicion directed agains. inc wife ,r,mc from thc daughter nt Admiral Eaton hy former marrhG'' N hu charged that her father had hcen ipoist.n"d. The hhy was exhumed and traces nf arscnir were found. Then detectives mne,rthed q drug store la Eosi"n where Mrs Eaton was said to have purchased tho drug and her ar. rest and indictment for murder fol-
 lowed.
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CABINET MEETS
 OVER MEXICO
ypeeiai Nueess ssrviss.

Sprot0s N00OOs s"V
 WASHINGTON. Oct. 14.--Thnt the present cnn,li,iu of affairs with regard in Mexico tx giving the administration worry was evidenced to- ,iny by a Iong cabinet conference on the matter President Wilson and his advisors were In session for over three hulirs aud the entire. situation was gone aver That the president WIS anxious to have the advice of every mcmher Of hIs "iilciai family was shown ny the fact that at least two cabinet officers were ralir,i hack to Washington froU trips out nf t"wn tn attend tho meet ing.
 Ma jet General Leonard WWul. tlr ], commanding Ert"ral nf th" army. wa.. ,r,ilcl to the White House and was in conference with the president and his cabinet for over m hour. on leaving ,hr executive mansion Wood refused to state what thr nature of hls talk with il.. president was.
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ALL RELIEF WORK STOPPED
EuR0PE POWERS MAY FORGE ACTION
LA IT ER
Special Nugget Service

Special Nugget Service
 SEATTLE. Oct. 14.--On account "i .nl, ices received from Nome by Gov ernor Strong stating that the losses are not ns serious as at first reported and that about all that is needed Is money fur ,h" transportation of about seventy five people who wish tO com 2 oui all relief work in Seattle has been stnpped,
 This message stating that Nome was noi in need of funds has been forward rd io Congressman Albert Johnson who Is working f.r ih" relief of Nome by .npgr-ss ..n1 m has been informed that n" money is needed.
 Tvs" thousand dollars that has been ."utrihuI-i ih" last few duys now li-n in ilIr banks here md may he re- turned to in. ,lonncrs.
 The orders r"r the dispatch of thu enter TnhoDE tn Nome have bcen ,,n,nirrn,ind.rI and Hll relief work nv .hr u,silr will now he stopped.
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Captain i,alirngcr of the revenue cutter Bear held a conference with ths city council and the auxiliary relief at the city hull this after. noon.
 Captain Bnliinger stated that he had orders from the Treasury Department to render any assistance in his power to the city of Nome und to report all the facts regarding the disaster to the Secretary of the Treasury. He fur ther stated that his main object at th : i.rrs.m time was to ascertain how many people il would be absolutely neress;try to take ont ut once Hs his sIsice on the Bear wus very limited [. nd tlInt he IG,d no rXir, supply of bedding "r fn"i and thnt tho facilities for cook ing were very limited. The trip ont, the captain said. wonld im n h,rd one. probably taking twenty live days. and only those wh" w"nli he aIi ,hs.,iutr tax um Inc community could i~ taken.
 The city clerk stated that twenty i've men up to thn present time had applied tU he taken out.
 Captain lialllng-r was informed of
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ESTATE IS SUED FOR
 TEN MILLION DOLLARS

WASHINGTON. hi l3. The de- Iartmpnt nf iusticc will bring within a month suils ,n collect more than sIG. .6OO, Quo iron, I.icles & Co. nf San Francisco. the estates of D. o. Miiis and former United states S"nato' StcSh"n T.. f;lkIns. a son Jaw of former irtsident Garfield. named ,,runn. and others interested in the North American Commercial t"un imny of San Francisco.
 Tho charge will m Illegal killing oi seals and fradulcnt n,anifcsts of tho number of furs brought into thi' country.
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BELIEVE PLOT
 SANK vOL1UENO
Special Nugget Service

SpsctaI Nu09et oervtce-
 LIVERPOOL. Oct. 1i. The owners "f tine steamship Nolturn". which was burned at sea several days ago with the loss of hundreds nf lives. are now making the absurd statement timt th" destruction of the vessel WAS due to | plot fostcrcd by their rivals in thH shipping business. They claim that certain German and Dutch immigrant lines found that the volturno and her sister ships were cutting into the trade nf the other lines to such an extent t,ht they were being forced to ih" wall.
 While it is true that the Nolturn"s owners were engaged in a freight and passenger light with the rival lines it IS inconcpivable that such n means as ihc destruction of the vessel with hun drc,ls of lives could he thought Of and the charges against the German and Dutch shippers arc regarded here as absurd.
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Friends of General Felix Diuz. whom
 Huerta sent ont of the country some time ago on a diplomatic" mission. to- 'ay cahlcd him that it would he dan gerous for him 10 return to Mexico. N the time General Diaz was sen, abroad lIucrta did not feel himself strong enough in his position to either imprison or kill Dlaz. but since he has taken the btt in hls teeth the president nf Mexico would bc glad to have the nephew "f the former ruler more com. i,lctcly out of the way than merely travelling In a foreign land and it is probable were piaz |" return he womld ir put tu death.
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Special Nugget Service.

LONDON. Oct. lI.--That there is q.
 very decided desire "n the tart "f Germany and France io disregard tn" wishes of the I'nIicd States govern. ment and {" f"rm Il c"alati ion for the pacification of McXir" Is admitted by the foreign office here today. England was approac he'd an the subject several weeks az" Int has persistantly refused iu join in any demonstration which might h nsidrrcd an unfriendly act by the Wilson administration. England has constantly had the hope that
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GERMANY TIRED OF
 ''' MEXICAN RIOTS

subjects [" remain unprotected and has ordered several wnrships [" Mex ic.,n waters.
 It is presumed hcr' thtt this nctioh WAS tskcn uftcr the exchange of notes with England and France m tli" sub feet and ii k expected that these countries will now take similar action with the result that an international fleet may soon he assembled "If Yer, Cruz.
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BLACK BREAD BEST FOOD.
Special Nugget ssrvios.

BERLIN, oct. I0.--Dr kuncrt. on" of the highest authorities on food ma Iysis. considers that black rye bread should bc the chief item Of n"urish- mcnt of healthy men md w"mcn. and maintains that. iu earlier times. when the working rlass did not eat meat t' any extent. hut nourished themselves m black bread. lcguminous food anu rr,,ts. they were full of pith. nni were strong and healthy.
 Sine. meat. wheaton bread and siIar hc,nmc staples f daily far" th"r mower of resisting disease has sunk. Even for weak stomachs pr. k"ht'' prefcrs black bread.
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JOHNSON WOULD
 DROP WORK
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON, Oct. It, Congress man Albert .Iohns"n. ." Washington l.nI:,y introduced in the house of re- prcscntaiivrs a biIl tn relieve the Sew -,rd l"ninsmt, miners fr"m assessment aofh m their claims during the cur rent year. This action on the part "I t,,,ngrcssman Johnson WAS taken at the request of the miners and with such an energetic and influential mar h. hind the hill there is a good rhint' of getting II passed.
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DEPUTIES ASK
 INFORMATION
Special Nugget Service.

MADRID. Oct. il.-.-Thc chamber of deputies here today interpOlated the government ministers as to what steps if any they proposed to take In view T the recent massacre of Spanlaros in MrXi.o. Scnor Spinoza Gabaro In a rather inilamatory speech aga inst tb,. American government dcma anded that Spain join with the other Europ- can powers in putting . stop to tho state of anarchy now existing in Mex icn.
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 BERLIN. UhI ii. ~-Decolnmins wear jed with tn" hack of energy on the part of the fnit., :Sial,.s iu fulfilling iis agreement in pr,i'it rnrciGn Interest" In Mexisn and hcii', ing th:It the Mon roe doctriiic ,iIi no i'nG,'r he c"nsid- cred as an ohsi,trl' tn thr proper pro lection of ticr'ta,n subjects in Mexico the foreign hiii, ltas decided tn take the matter iIn" it's own hin,ls and dis regarding tl. Washington government. The foreign ul,icr has made rcpratc'l requests an ih" United States auth"ri- Hes to either mako some attempt |" protect German lif.. ana interests in Mexico or |" withdraw the application "t The Monr" ,iutrinc L., that country TOT The present at huSt. Washington mas continually made rrasivc replies and has done n",hing Now Germany 'eeis that shc cyIn n" longer allow her
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wALeAsr GETS DECISION
se.si.i Nuaa.t ssrxIe..

MLwAt'KEE. Oct ti,- 'Ad wnlGas, won he sl'risi"n today In a irn round h.ut with ih,itiing Nelson. The arhI went iiks Il whirlwind from Inc snund |'d ih. gong. l,.ih men wore hndiy ninish..i hu, tI. IsattL.r was flnally fio.r,.l for ih.. .nuni hy . straight nrn, :ai which h,n,lcd nn the point nf hi, inv.
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CAPTAIN CHALLENGER
 HEARS MONIES NEEDS

TuhOna, if she Is sent here. should he dcci ide.l ns soon as possible. This ques- tiun will he decided within the next few days.
 The very serious question Of the dis posal of men with no means of sup port was discussed and Captain Bal finger stntcd that he would take All out that his ship would carry. Tn the meantime while the city authorities are deciding the question as to how many will have to bc cared for by the Bear Captain iiallingrr will E" [" King and Dieinc,lcs islands to transport Es- kimns who arc stranded here io their homes.
 t:,furr the meeting adjourned Cap tain i.alint,rr suid that he was fully conscious of the need of Nome for =. sist,ncc und that he would do all In his power to see that assistance WIS rendered The ,nunciI I.,ss"tl Il votn tInnking Captain Haiiinsrr for his help and viii n"w Dnk" arrangements tn Gnd nul rxa,tty how umny men will have io l,, prov i,icd for by the Rear.
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EX-GOVERNOR
 WOODRUFF DIES
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service. NEW YORK. Oct. l3.---TimOthy l.. Woodruff. al one time lieutenant gov. in I,rooklyn today Some time ago while addressing n meeting In Car ncgic hall in New York MT. Woodru1 was taken suddenly ili. He was hur- rI.I io his home across inc river and never rallied.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-14
Special Nugget Service.

CHICAGO. unt. l3.- The JuiE" "f the criminal court here today declared the ball of Jack Johnson. the negro IugiIist charged with breaking the lnw in regard |" white slavery. forfeited.
 Johnspn was under indictment chargcdf with iraffcing In whit" slaves nn account of transporting n whit" woman from the east to Chicago for immoral purposes. There was consid- erablc discussion at the imc of his arrest as to whether the black man
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the amount of the property damage to the city mud will transmit this infor- nation to the Secretary of the Treas . ury. together witt, the general con- ,liiions of the town. He WAS informed that the loss to the city was from one third 10 ona-half of the assessed val untion and that If il did not receive assistance 1t would be necessary Ia clos. thr schools. Il wRs impressed upon Captain i3Hllingcr that the city ,iid not need prov visions but that it wns ln desperate need of financial assist : ancc.
 It was brought ont at the meeting that some m,,,i ut hnrizcd person here had s-nt out ieIegrims stating tl,t the city was not in need of any as- sist.ince. Snrh m assertion. If Il was made iy an< citizen of Some Is incon ,rivuhic. ns anyone with eyes and an unbiased mind t'nm scc tho untruth of SInh n statement.
 Captain I,ailingrr stated tha, if iirr'' .,r. any people tn ic taken 'iIt m ih,' Iamr she should start ns Smn ls pos sii,lc and the uucstio of h'w many were to go, either on the Bear or the
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epeciai Nugget Service.

MEXICO CITY. ht. II.- l'rcsldrni
 Huerta today issued a decree in whi'h he assumed all Ili" powers vested in lh Mexican conprss. He states that he will allow ihc department "f tusiic" other go, rrhn,rnt natter: are to rest entirely in liis lltIuls. lic bas assumed
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SCHOONER ASHORE AT YORK

C. F. Cummings. who came in today from Gold Run. says that last Saturday night tho marshal at Teller called him up and said that natives had reported Il schooner m the beach about four miles east "f York. The vessel Wa : nba ndoned and was loaded with four. lives were helping themselves.
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TIE LATEST REPORTS
 ON CONDITIONS IN MEXICO

Mir. UShaughnessy upon the receipt "f the orders of the secretary of state ai "nrc proceeded to the presidents isl.ne and transmitted the Americun S"reimmcnt's views to Huerta. The president "f M"xic" assured the l'nited States representative that the impris- "n"d deputies would not be harmed
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s..e;si Nugget Service.


 WASHINGTON. "c'. ia President wilson and Secretary of Slate l'ry'n ..Id il long cpnf,'rcn'" at th" White Irouse today ,r"' lh" serious turn In .0a;rs in M"xiro. After the ronfrr- euce Secretary Hrvdh ann"uhrrd that ,r.tructinns would h" sent to Charge TAffaires Nelson pShauEhnessy at Mexico City (" make strong tpres"n- ,otIons to in iiu-rta government l." the effect tha, ti'c government t the Tinted States wuild in,'k with severe displeasure nl"'n any injury |" th" nersons of i,tc M"xirtn deputies now confined in ti" Federal prison hy iin- erta's order.
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JACK JOHNSON
 f0RFEIIS HIS BAIL

wn,ild bc admitted to hail or nat. but h" finally obtained his release and promptly left tho state and the rotln- try.
 Since he bc,,,nc tho champion pugi- Iisi of the world .Iohnsons rarts'r has been n disgrace to the country hut he has always manags'lf tn avoid paying inc penalty for disreputahle conduct, iir k now in Europe.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-14
ISSUES DEGREE
 ASSUMING POWERS

charge nf the treasury and If the army and navy and all financial affairs aS well ns d"n.stics and foreign relations. The decree states that the department, of justice will he allowed to perform It's regular functions just as bong ns II does not interfere with his 'lccrces or attempt io prohibit him from takin .,lsolii, charge or ,hc treasury
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s. 6. coRWIN.

The steamer corwin will sais fe- ketzsbus Sound and all way ports. Sunday. October 18th at. 8 ?. n. For freight and passsss apply the kstssbus Trading q Transpsrta. tisn CO, next Lemon Wrss. otudis.
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coLpEsT NIGHT.

I.nst night. accoriing tn tho w'nfhcr bureau report. was the c"hiesi in Nome this season. Tho thermometrr being down to fourteen ntovc.
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MEXICO CITY. Oct. 13.-Minister of the Interior Adull,pe today nnnouncctl today that the deputies now confined in th" federal prison could not he re- leased on any writ of any kind H,. further siatcd that they would be tried .,s rapidly as pnssihle far varhus "f- fences against the state.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Or. j. II. Mustard bsSs to inform the public that his offices and rssidsnes are now situated ever MoIlsv's sreesry. Tslsphons. Main O.
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RED CROSS
 SENDS FUNDS

The National Red Cross tociety to' day wired Hvc hundred dollars to the city treasury of Nome fr"m ns head quarters in Washington.
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NOTICE.

SperE,l m.ctin of the lhn""rs af Alaska at their hall at S:3a D. m. this evening. sp.rinl husincrs.
 !. NJ. SLOAN. Pres.
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These amounts bring the total re- ceipts fur tho relief fund to inc neigh
 borhood of eleven thousand dollars |" date.
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MONEY FROM BOSTON.

The ely treasurer als" received by telegraph tho sum "f fifty dollars from q. I. Mixtcr. of Boston. Mass
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WASIfINGTDN. nt. h. IL was made plain In tho debate In tho senai" tndav that no recess will he tnkcu until ih. currency hill ls disposed Of.
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otart the msnth rieht by sUbserib. ins Ter the Daily Nusss& e2 - msWth: . msNths. eioi enc ysae ga
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ENGLAND HOLDS
 POWERS AWAY

Washington would wake up to tlr ser iousnrss of the situation and w"ul'l take steps for the protection "f fer rign interests in Mexico.
 While tho foreign office will mol give out any information in regard [" q change of policy. it is known thai en- uuiries have been made to the admir- aliy as to what ships are available for immediate service on the Atlantic station.
 rHE NEW EAGLE.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-14

Nome Daily Nuaost h ths srssN ~ sii the people, subserlhs Ns~s eGoo ssr snenth ds1ivsrs&
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GO TO THE NORTH POLE Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only Coffee Houss In town.
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FOUR HUNDRED PERISH.

Special Nugget Service.
 CARDIFF. Wales. Mi. l4.- Four hundred men prrishcd In il fire 'liS,sl'r here today caused hy flr"-dami'.
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AT re NEW eAoLe. HsmrIeh eros.' "Apoiio" Seer s~ dr,uoht. s,s. 'esisss by the ocstis st eaes
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The City Bath House is open for business. N. O. Solbere prop.
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,s.oo per month for the Nugget
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The Daily Nugget, $2.o0 per month.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-05-10

Advertisement.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-05-10
NOTICE TO WATER USERS

State Engineers Office,
Salt Lake City, April 25, 1913
Notice is hereby gwen that the
City Of Hyrum, by its City Attorney
A. A. Law, whose post office address
Is Hyrum, Utah, has made applica.
ton In accordance with the require
ments of the Compiled Laws Of Utah
1907, as amended by the Session Laws
of Utah, 1909 and 1911, to appropri
ate one-half (1sJ Z. cubic foot of
watsS per second from springs. in
Dry Canyon, Cache county, Utah.
Said springs appear at various places
along the bottom of the canyon, for
a distance Of approximately one-half
mile. 1t is the intention of the APP
applicant to develop the waters of
all the springs in the said canyon and
collect 1t in a receiving basin, stu.
ated at a point which lies $40. 10
feet south and 7,464 .S5 feet west Of
the north quarter corner of Section
8, Township 10 north, Range east