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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-06-06
S. S. CONVENTION
THE BEST EVER
AkstsE NETTING HERE .sATUR.
tiT AND SUNDAY-REDUCED
RATES ON RAILROADS

lLfl ItR aflfttf ltatgi.iiF n
Tie annual County Sunday School
CaSftntion. which meets here on Sat
1raSy szd Sunday will in all like
sikUod he the greatest convention OF
SUNDAY school workers ever held in
Sliis county, and crowds are expected
ksrP rf1t VIII break all previous rec
urds for attendance. The fact that
aTl as the railroads have made reduced
nzkes to and from Durant for this oc-
GxEisn will bring many more people
zhER UouId otherwise have attended.
an elegant program of music and
s1Rss- talks speeches, recitations.
arlIIE. marches and parades have been
vSneFmed-
The Saturday session will be given
ap me work of the Sunday schools,
White sfte Sunday sessions will be a
xrnVIae celebration.
TIE feature OF the convention will
As tAe street parade, which takes place
@rahaAN AhOi hil6 dl . " SlOSh, lOilOWCu
hg u vuion Sunday school
EiSr the parade and Sunday school
zfSe RBsn win NEE, at the court house
sU1r Ehe postoffice, the women at the
opera Rouse. young men and young la
dS1S AZ the Presbyterian church, in
aermcdistes above ten years of age al
a4e Methodist church, and children
MslaE Ten years of age at the Chris
tfxn church.
HEse Pzrade will start from tnes'
rSsC+s promptly at 9 O'Clock, ant
WfA end and Sunday school will TAX
Rp AZ s-45..
The superintendents of the Sunda.
szrA1a5a nEve prepared devotional pro
grams and it is expected that tn
1-irsru7zs will be filled. After Sunda.
@rstsEg the preaching services will b
h.E zr each OF the churches, excep
at ~ Methodist church, where tn
sE4srl4es Of the Sunday school viii
9HsEr the preaching hour.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-06-06
KATY OFFICIALS THRU DURANT

The NJ. K. & T. railway comany on
Saturday handled fast special train
through Durant. comprising private
cars occupied by President ,Schaff,
Frank Trumbell, director, and W. a,
Webb, general manager of the road.
The train was running on a sched
ule of sixty miles an hour. and did
not stop here. The special started
from st, Louis and only made stops
for water and a change of engines
The train stopped only two minutes
in Denison. This was the aul' kcst
change ever made in the yards at
Denison. Men were placed a. the north
and south end of the yards to see that
all switches were linei up correctly
and that no accident should happen
to @oIav the train.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-06-06
CONTRACT is LET
TO CLEAN STREETS
"BAZ" PHILLIPS GETS JOB FOR A
YEAR AT $141.OO A
MONTH

The city council had an interesting
meeting Tuesday night, and accom-
plished one thing at least. that Of let
ting the contract for cleaning the
paved streets. A number of bids were
received, that of W3B. (Baz) Phillips,
$141.OO month being low, and he gets
the contract. The city win furnish
him with the water and the sweeper
and he furnishes the wagon, team and
the work. Phillips agrees to sprinkle
the streets as often as necessary and
to sweep the business section three
times week and the paved streets in
the residence section of the city twice
a week
Some little discussion was occas-
ioned over the salary OF the Mayor,
which has been fifty dollars a month,
for the reason that the Mayor had the
impression that the old council had
increased it to $500 per month.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-06-06
CONVICTS WILL
WORK AT ACHILLE
MUCH ROAD WORK PLANNED
THERE-OTHER ACHILLE
ITEMS

On Monday Of this week, the chain
gang of some dozen and half county
convicts that has been at work on the
public roads near Bennington was
brought to Durant and Immediately
sent out to Achille where they will
work for several weeks, the local bus
mess men footing part of the ex-
penses, namely that OF furnishing To-
cal guards and the county furnishing
the county guard.
It is planned to work stretch of
road north of the town where five days
will be put in and then spend ten days
on the road leading south OF town and
five days on the road leading east, but
just how many miles or road will be
worked is not decided upon. The plan
is however, to work every road leading
in and out of Achille.
]. Nj. Warner will be the county
guard in charge of the convicts and
Bill Duberry and another man from
Achille will be the local guards.
Other AchllIe Items
A freight train southbound on the
NJ. o. G. c. was derailed between here
and Kemp City Monday, which made
1t necessary for other trains that day
to detour to get by the wreck.
Bootleggers are mighty scarce in
these parts now and the officers are
making the most of the dull season.
Grimes Brothers new prick building
is finished. 1t is 5OxSO feet and one of
the best in town. The new building OF
the First National Bank, which is 30x
80 feet, one story, is about finished.
Had Grafa has just completed his
new home and moved into It the other
day. He operates cold drink stand
here.
The Achille schools, which were
closed for time last winter owing to
the meningitis SCARE will close on
July 9th, one month later than was
anticipated. The school work this year
has been very successful and all de-
partments have been full up all term.
Milt Mcpherson, constable. was in
Durant Monday on business connected
with district court
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-06-06

make the work of the coming year
even better than the last.
]. X. Johnson and family left Thurs
day for an extended trip to the west
and among other places will visit San
Angelo and Sonora, Texas.
Oats in this vicinity is somewhat
damaged by dry weather but a rain
soon will bring them out deal.
The closing exercises Of the school
were largely attended and pleased the
public.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-06-06


This will be the opening of the Bryan County Horse Show and
Of
County planning the
floats. Ih
Show has ordered the
viii awarded the winners this parade foows
double vehicles third for the most beau
rder float
County tine ward be made decora
ng value the business
beautifully bicycle ridden by boy
~ The which will be awarded will be
display City window
giving pcAl during the Horse
July 4h and 5h
The Sunday School Convention June h and Sh and
18th will bring
railroad made special of fare and
these They have issued circulars and placed
station miles Duant advertising the
Chautauqua will last five with ten perform
$500 The tickets
family. sale the Durant
Store City Drug Store and sone-Kmbiels
viii tent and everything
enjoyable time who attend
.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-06-06
TIE FIRST WHEAT HARVEST

The first wheat harvest reported in
Oklahoma for this season was in Till
man county during the past week. The
first farmer there to begin cutting
was d. l.. Porter, living six miles south
of Frederick In that location great
preparations were made for the wheat
harvest. Eighty-five self-binders in
cluding dozen twelve-foot headers
and binders were sold in Frederick,
also two threshers and four cars Of
binding twine.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-06-06

Presbyterian church will give an ice
cream social on the lawn at the home
of Rev. Roach on Tuesday, June Bird.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Fred Kirby and family have
gone to Calera where they will visit
relatives and friends for few days.
Mrs. Donaldson OF Lehigh, who has
been visiting Mrs. VIII and Lena
Keithley for a few days, departed for
her home Saturday.
Albert Puckett and Carl Option have
returned home from Caddo where they
have been on business.
Fired Paulie has returned home from
Caddo after a few days visit.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-06-06
cHnD's EYE INJURED

RS me result of an accident Satur-
&kE. Gertrude, the eight-year-old
danggkper of Mr., and Mrs. Tom Bates,
w11 Nss the sight OF her right eye.
TEe accident occurred at their
MBuir ON West Evergreen street Sat
zrniIsy- morning. when the little girl
wmE rurting some kindling wood In
tfke BACK yard. A flying piece of the
afnfxr struck her in the eye with the
nn9Ek xbove stated.
rThr parents have taken the little
wlfS 10 Sherman to have the eye ex-
uniaEnK through an X-ray in order to
a,1anrmine If the ball of the eye can
M saved. ..
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-06-06
RIOT CASES DISMISSED

AT the request OF the county attor.
ney the cases Of Dad Alien and Jim
Bush, charged with riot. were dis
missed Monday by Judge Hatchett.
These cases we're tho result Of the
negro burning and other negro dis
turbances which occurred here In Aug
ust, 1911, Immediately after the burn
ing of the negro who assaulted and
killed Mrs. Redden Campbell.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-06-06
COUNTERFEIT DOLLARS

Several towns in Oklahoma are
being flooded with counterfeit dollars
of so excellent imitation as to even
pass the close scrutiny of bankers in
some instances, according to Federal
officers who are trying to capture the
makers Of these counterfeiters. The
coins have an almost true ring and
bear the mark of the New Orleans
mint, and the date of 1897.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-06-06
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Q UTICA ITEMS


Jim Pace was in town Tuesday on
business.
Guy Wright was summoned to Du-
rant as petit juror.
Isom Lee and Forrwat Corbin left
Saturday for Dallas, Texas, to spend
few days.
II. L. Parr went to Durant Tuesday
to get some groceries for the Utica
merchants.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. MCGOWAN are
the proud parents OF an 11-pound boy,
which arrived at their home Saturday.
L. p. Sanders came to town Tues
day and sold some pigs while here.
Mrs. Effie Harrison is on the sick
list this week.
C. II. Watson happened to very
painful accident Saturday evening
late. He had just returned from a
hunting trip and getting out OF the
wagon some way the gun he had got
overbalanced and discharged. the en-
tire load striking his foot. badly man
Cling two Of his toes. Medical aid
was summoned and the wounds dress
ed. and under the circumstances he
is resting well.
The 4-year-old SON of Mr.. and Mrs
Toombs fell in we'll Tuesday after.
noon and was drowned. Mrs. Toombs
saw the child fall in the we'll and tried
to catch him with the water bucket
and falling to do SO, her soreams
brought the neighbors to her aid
Fred Nummick went down in the well
and got the boy out, He was laid tc
rest in the Wolf Cemetery wednes-
day afternoon.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-06-06
BoKCHITO SCHOOL ELECTIONS

In the Bokchito school district elec-
ton Tuesday from to p. M, W. A
Lewis was reelected over S. e. Law.
less by a vote OF so to rs. Consider
able interest was manifested.
An eight months school was unani
mously voted, the school to open Sep
20.
The election to levy taxes to covel
expenses of the school term will b'
held in August.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-06-06

nniMcIwhy not collect coins? 1t is
yO...o.a most fascinating and prof
liable pastime. l will send you 10
foreign bronze and nickel coins to
start your collection for 80 cents in
stamps. l can also furnish you all
kinds of trays in which to arrange
and display your coins. A sample tray
for 25c. C. Johnson. 100 Maiden Lane.
New York City.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-06-06
GOOD ADVERTISING FOR SCHOOL

Thursdays Dallas Morning News
carried large group picture of the
graduates of the Southeastern State
Normal School this year, in the shape
OF large cut occupying a space OF
about eight inches deep by five col
umns wide. Each graduates name
appeared under his picture. This is
the highest class of good advertising
for this great institution, for this city
and county, and the school manage
ment should feel exceedingly proud OF
its publication.
CRIMINAL CASES DISMIsSFD
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-06-06
HATCHER SCHOOL HOUSE
: . . . . : . &c 3 > !. I


Mr.. Davis OF Bokchitos has drilled
several wells in this community and is
stiil at work .'-.f"o Ashs Aia''ot'
The farmers are busy attending tc
their crops. 'T pAtf eit.@tt'' -
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton were visitors
in this neighborhood Sunday SN9 =
The young people enjoyed a musical
at P. T. Hibdon's Thursday night.
Mr.. Devaney went to Durant Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris gave an ice
cream supper Wednesday night.
Sadie Hibdon is on the sick list this
week
VIM. wheatley went to Durant Wed.
nesdaN e
Misses Cora and Katie O'Dea at
tended early mass at Caddo Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Hibdon of Kene
flick are here spending few day.
with home folks.
Misses Ella and Myrtle Smith spen
the day with Mrs. Devaney Sunday.
Mrs. Cleo Levicy was Caddo Wis
itor Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Hatcher has departed
for Weatherford, where she will attent
the summer normal.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-06-06
B q . . o o o o o o o 9 . o Z
. CALERA ITEMS z
. . . . . . . . . . . . .

Our school election Tuesday re-
suited in the selection Of W. l..
scearce as school clerk to succeed j..
Il. Justice.
Our schools the past year have bad
a very successful year and the patrons
arc all pleased. It is Intended to
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-06-06

]. IN. Puckett who has been in Cad
do on business for some time came
home Saturday evening.
Will Keithley. who has been on the
sick list for some time. is able to be
up and around.
The young peoples society OF the
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-06-06
CRIMINAL CASES DISMISSED

Several cases were dismissed by the
district court here Tuesday, as fol-
lows: w. l., Sauls. assault to kill;
Anne Bledsoe, burglarly; Lula Wo-
mack. assault to kill; Lum McGill, as
sault to kill. and A. Howard. rape.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-06-06

A Hamrnpnd Universal Typewriter
second handed but in good shape. First
ten dollar bill gets it. f. M. Evans
Durant. Okla. Adv.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-06-06

DIR. Levy optician Of McAlester. will
remain u Durant for one week. Of
flee Atwood Hotel, June 23 to 2s In
elusive. 23w3
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-06-06

Miss I2llonise Impress. who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. w. H.
Echolss returned to her home at Clare
more Tuesday of this week.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-06-06

Dr. w. H. McCarley was up from
Colbert on Business Wednesday.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-06-06

]. q. G.iYouree. one of the Utica coun-
try's enterprising farmers, was tend
ing to business matters here Wednes-
day. 4
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-06-06

B. A. Mckinney made business trip
to BqkelEiEp Wednesday morning OF
this week.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-06-06

], e Shelnut was in from Silo Wed
nesday on business.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1913-06-06
EAST SIDE NEWS

, . % Q . . @ Q o Q o . .
The Washington herald., 1913-07-14

Bis Sensation. THE WITCH" Va. Today
ADV.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-14

Funeral services for Capt. Charles F.
Shoemaker, former captain commandant
of the Revenue Cutter Service. who died
at his home in Woodstock. Va. last FRI
day, viii be held at Wrights Chapel at
o'clock this afternoon. Officers of the
United States Revenue Cutter Service and
members Of st. Johns Lodge, No. II, r.
A. A. NJ, will have charge of the fu-
neral Interment will be at Arlington
Cemetery with full military honors.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-14
UNCLE SAM IN ROLE
OF RENT COLLECTOR
Governnent Wants Money Due fron
Residents Who Live in Con-
demned Plaza Property.

Occupants of property belonging to
the government who owe Uncle Sam
money by failing to pay their rent will
be defendants tomorrow in the Municipal
Court on actions brought by the Interior
Department.
These defendants occupy property in
the square directly north of the Capitol
grounds. and are located on New Jersey
Avenue. c Street, North Capital Street,
and Delaware Avenue
This property was acquired by the gov
eminent by condemnation following the
passage of the act of August IS. 1912.
Elliott Woods, superintendent of the
Capitol. was directed to have the build
ings torn down and the parks laid out
as soon IS possible.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-27

+A Toast 10 Pcet'z Of All the aGza' '-rhat wonderful voIlInua hy Mr. Fob ert James HrsnuW. thA ibdtilxur and readar, marks him HS the insparsc pcecc genius for whom ths world haz long hseh waiting" "pasliy the worids sreatsEt npcm." "A work bf nnA kti pRr exeelienpe. irdaed." symP1s- IlAtm qf unTivaled beauty sustained througnot1t." -Ths poem with soul!' sTonohns life, ]oye. religion Arh pn tr1otlsm only nt. the s1n1th points Di teauly." "0nly the perfect Inspiration qf the apthOr can accDlIht for 11-' 'gseryun6. eHpoolaIIy every lover of tt1s An,srlcan Flag. gets incrsAsad de- vption fr1m tELs Ersat pOsnl." Those w71o have not known the joy Df hsH+- ing Mr BrennHn render thIB great work of hIs wIlI bb thankful for the oppor- tnntty to roHasss A cupy."
 ENN ART PUBLISHING CO, puh- hsherH, Rcx 4ls co. Minneapolis. bsihn, $I.eo delivered. world over. An Ideal Flfr tnok-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-27

r~w laid eggs pt Pnosser's HarWss eheP
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-27
ARL YOU FROM MtssouRl.

II % ~a will bs rlsas&d to shuw ynu our new Ire of wpcien gocda for sen- tiafnen, tailor made zultR- We repre- gent HtranHb Brethcsu. rt Chicago khpwu As master tAilor@ Thana suits aTA aif union made, they are guarau- tAsd to he first class In aual1ty aud workmanship, We guarantee all suits tc be R4 rsprAAAntat. TTs also do d. iaFatlens and cleaning. preEainE and FspairfnE. T1urE to pthAse.
 NOME TAILORING CD.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-27

REFERRED HERRING. Thr44 rafIs foF % rsr4e Ht Lsh nrAhnfa
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-27
MATTERS OF RECORD
MAHCH p. 4R13. PWafa of Llhor.

Lake Gulch association. Pl1curAns. Lake group. Ekookum &snociatIQn. right limit Neme rlYsr; R. L. Kuhl Hue Bird head of PdTuk. Coinbiua- - uon on CRIkson; ]. 4. $. Robertson Thirty Cla4mz belonging tc the Pleiu Filming md Dredging %. on Nome kiYcr and tributaries near mouth ND. 5 above aunset creek; N. 0. EFIndn;Si.
 Hard Luck group. left limit Boulder creek P, 5Iuley and others, Gnld Bug frnGtinh, left limit Dry pfeEk,
 Essa MhEnus EielsberE tp Pioneer Min Ing Ctn, Nh. @conlIKht creek
 Location. neauty bench seooud tier. left limit Eu. uboTa Dry Creak.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-27
INFANT BQV USED
 AS A FOOTBALL

Nk!>T YORK, Jan E$.-A dozen s0rE playing football with Q paate- 5uard bVx in a raeaaI lot In BrO0k- lyn ths othcr t1ny sat down tS Tesr after half un hours play.
 '"rhatE | tnnny looking hox,' satd one ot them. ';L.xt'E gee what's tn- side.''
 They nndid the strings. 4 tctr- days- old bubY boy, naked, anA 10 all appearances dead, rolled 10 lhu Ernund. 4 policeman took lt tn a HMlr m hpsIr later 1t was crying iuatlIy. Ii will pTubaIGlS re cnTer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-27
ALASKA
 NOTES

JuneAu-An optlvn at Sl7E-Da9 har JuAr been given by .70ihn c. Smith and John Perclle to H. T. TfipP at al for the Alrna sTunp of lode uIh1ms r1n. sIsting uf Alma No. 1. Nn+ 3, Nc and Su. a all Bn tho sape lead.
 Juneau Henry Mosss. the Vel. The Georgia lest night srousn, .Sl,h him the relt of he%r that .n Aon1A. what of q freak of nature.
 Tie peli Ia that of H. hlRck bear with wh1te ears. MT. bioSeA AAyA ttAt it Is lnuenzl 70 msre with p%lts of this And
 TlA srares of the AlnHka Gold EI1nea have been aciIre Ard stTone recently. land new ht1h records were reached The propertcs vAr% pUr- chased un basia nf fstlRAtu of &C., e91,9cO funa of low glade ore. repre-. sented as pt.ie to yield &1-6O psr ton Ezese at roat of .T6 ccnta or prOIIt or T5' ccIItS
 J. M. i3usby. An old EomEits, 0r- rived in Juneau 9n iEls NrrthWsat@rn last night.
 Bvstuh people nave puL about S16r,- Uan infc Inc Valdez Crzuk placer mines Tn AlaalSa md recently Presl- deHt George ", Shs wired $s*, TOO to Seattle. Tor payment un Lhe Smith Mnnahsn claims. There h7s been paid 10 datn un ihnEn elairz s97,TEo EIId there ia SJG,eo4 mnre due thIs uonth.
 FAtThankxDsnnLsI IIn,Thy and Mar nn Smith ILIriird in town last Thurs dRy nIshl nom kUJu where trey hare heen pTcspurIing tnr zIr-@ t1rns AecotdInE Ia LhUir TuppTtR there is nothing very startling ih ths Ene vr slrilSes uT nHy rcnArltahIA devulup- nsept being snne tn lh: nnth,in n camp.
 Un tiAnGni'lni river. Ihe nleII AulLc, lAerA are four TAInr& in uuUra tim and all of them nT' ,lUinE fairly we'll On tsIanIer creek, WhIrn q nunt1s.r o6 ! uroapeciurs wcns lasL r1u tdlrt la an | unusual Ior hr prospecting heinE done but with vcry ntrI' rssults.
 MC- gleteher T. HnmHha~, Hith a | party of ten rCnAItlurz ana ,nInets. IF lsorscH and oJ tnns vF proyistnus, have zone hr%s the White 'nss bounf l for tbs White river country.
 EairhankA That hnsinehs at kuhrI Cit ia very quiet iuEr nsN but that quile a fourihhiug settlement is fpHnsinx up on IDsIg u1rek. at Lhe., mouth of Inc s:lrtna. Is tho word } drought to LOWE Is arrivals from tho lGTT cnEnp yesterday evening. All told thare WArU six arrivals from Ruby yesterday.
 fhs SlrRswAy AlLsksun says; There ia B grpTinS srKtlmaDt fayutinS obul- [ ishlHg Inc .nd1oe UE zorerHor nr AIaa- ktA. To he paHt. goTcruors have spent most of thhlr time tn Washington, and it has been 0lIscr%ud that thingH rsln afnns as smoothly, and In sme CaRce nadtS smoothly. than U'hrh tIAt func- honaEy was un the 3nh.
 BOSTON, Mas. Jan. 3.-Organiza- lion 0t The AIaslon GpId Mines Cnm- pGny has been perfected and the ful- oRFtn9 omcers :hi d1rectmR eIected.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-27
THIS TOWN VOTED
 ON POSTMASTER

MARION, ky.--LAad4Dx hIs bear est opponent by h4 votes. 4. Jsxss Olive. A prominent hardware dealer. won tha DostmaatCrship pTiTvsrJ fiect1m held here Seaser6ay. No previous election interest. 4 IuIl roie was polled only dtauvnrnts Eetne permitted TO ballot.
 The election waA h1Id at thS 1n- Rtanrs of United SlAtss Senator elect Ollie JAulee, whnsc hornn IS herR. Mr. Jnttcs piist. aiI his sTpsr9sE and Hn- Iouac%d in advaucs that he would in- dorsu thH man elected This fnEuTns Ar Htlvc tho appoiRtment as past master. which pays s3,s0G a yHar-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-27
LiVINo CHEAPER IN NuMk.

Thaa any place in tho world in pro portioh to other values, HHru ars spms of the proofs:
 Eagle oysters. cAh ...4... .7En Hamburrar. sauaaEA Touha steak.
 Der neaA6 !. ,.. ........ .- ..apc Liver, hstt&r than freNh. per Ih. .I5s Bssf t0nznss- nneht svsF received 2Ec Muttcr RHd pork chops frOm 16c
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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-27

FTsMhAnt, Charles Hkydsn; viee- president and msnzzinE director Q. .. JacieIlnE: directors. D. Q. JackIing. c. NL MaeNeiti. Sherwood Mdriuh. William H. Coolidge. EdWard A. Clark and ]. T. Gilbert
 EyHutually the cpmDNny will ha treatIaE s9ps tons of ore per day, or !, GOT. .eQ1 tons yearly.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-27
AT THE NEW EAGLE

Old Lssis Hunter RYo and the Fa snpu1 Athsrt8n Bourbon M7isksYA Distilled spring isOs- 1ooe hosu"t !" bend and reduced ts % ps~ ~A1e by U. 5. government, by t's battIS CT ssIlsR.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-27

GO TO THE NORTH POLE Bakery for tho best hrSad ard pAstrY The only csftee hnusA in tnWn.