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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-01
La TRIBJHA POPULAR.

I~nteresante toilette que c0ntiene
n collection lc d~iscursos, him
nos : 6ocumentos indlspensables
para les festas Datrias.
Este magnifco iiOro, superior a
toGos los de 81 c!ase, ha venido &
Ilenar una n~ecesi3ad, pues sirvs
muchfsimo a las personals que to.
man pacte en- Is celebraciones
p~atri5tieas y mltuaiistas. Con.
tiene el Himno NacioUal NeN.ca.
no, discurs2s para 81 : le Febre
70 = = = de Mario, et Himno ,
.Jp$ysz. a Parte Ofcial de IL ba-
tslIa Dc 5 De MAYO, dos discusses
nara eI ) da Mayo. uno para ell Is
de julie. uno par2 ell 30 &c Julio,
ell acta de Independence, Roman
&c 90 Hidalgo, discourse para e
Is De SeVt;em0re, COS para 81 10
de Sepgiembre u1o para el AMI
versario de una sociedad m1tGa,
Iista. Esta adorradO, aaemas,
ron Ks rcrrasos DE- HiaaiEo, JEa,
cez y Zaragoza.
La edici6n DE- esta ohra IS Ilmi-
ada Y las personals CUE Sc in1e-
resen 3 ella deben a2resurarse q
Dedirla cuanto antes
Vale s6lamente Is eentavos,
Haganse los pedidoS a
ICNACIO Z. LOZANO.
sq7 T~,olorosa St San Antonio Tex,
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EMPIEZA A
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ma del puerto m~cXicanO. Los
nombres de algunas GALES van
a ser cambiados por los de los
defcnSores que tan heroicamen
tc Supier0n MORN por su pa
tria. 81 este cs asi, scra una de
las pocas cosas que don Venus
haya hecho en- 81 iuFar: pues
cue los nombres de csos ninos
son tan Gignos de IA gloria,
como los de suS comDaneros
del Al.
Azucta, Tribe, Colin, Moya,
bonditcs seals! y aunque ahora
v&is a reci5ir Ell homemade de
aGuellos que no tuvieron el
patriotismo de enfrentarse con
los imvaso1es, sino Que por Ell
conurario, aprobaron Eu in
teryenci6n. algun dia sertis
glorificados como 10 merece eI
heroico sacrifice que ofrecls-
te a n Patria.
Este hccho de los carrancls-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-01
HOSE INES SALAZA2 FUE
kSESINADO?.
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cOnocen Ell valOr Y Ia au-
del jefc de irregulares y
pcrfectamente que no los
habia de deiar en- paz.
Ahora solo falta yer 81 con
81 tempo. por que no hay otro
modo en- estas GpOcas de in
~ertidumbre, resulta fundada
"a creencia del ahogado Baca.
Come veran nuestros lecto-
res. en- otro lugar de este nd-
nero. publicamos I'm manltieS-
70 firmado por Campo y Sa-
lazar, lanzado hace POGO y en-
81 que Sc invita- al pueblo a
comar las armas en- contra de
las iaccioneS que actualmente
conCrolan ell gobiernO de nueS
sro pals. Este, como eS de SD
pcnorse, viene d echar por
Sierra la creencia del abogado
Baca de que su defendido ha
"a sido asesinado, y 81 por eJ
contrario, cOnfirma Ia suposl,
ci6n de que su fuga de la pr,
sion ia llev5 a cabo en- compile,
20 acuerdo con sus amigos.
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AGONIA
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sus yertos labios apoyados sobre
los MOS, bendici6ndome. iMorira
de amor Todas las noches, aun-
que nc quiera, lie sirvo una buena
dosis de dulce veneno----y ten
por SECURE que del tremendo dra-
ma no quedaran rastros---
Asi habl6 ella, la adorable fe-
"a, scbre cuyo seno iba quedando
exangiie aquel tragico polichine-
la del matrimonial
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tidas carranciStaS que trataron
de apOderarSe de Ia region
comprenGida entire CreralEo,
Villa de Santiago y Cadereyta
JimeneZ.
PompoSo Cantu cOnOce per-
fectamente la region en- don
de ha venido a operar tan
inesperadamente, J por eSta
causa sera dificil para los ca
rrancistas comhatirlO. POr 10
contrario. tiene en- su favor,
para llev&r a cabo la campaHa
que Sc propone, Ia v~entaja de
ser un conOcedor magnifico
de csc terreno.
Sc sabe que De Monterrey
han sido despaycadas fuerzas
a perseguir q los quinientos
hombres que manda Pomposo
Cant6, y tratan de recuperar
Ia plaza que ma Gallo en- po-
der de los cOntrarrevoluciona-
rios.
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to; la sentencia que lie condena a
morir es irrevocable: sin ella, lie
malaria Ia pesadumbre: con ella,
lie matara ell delete
Que siga, pues asi.
les tan duIce morir so1ando...
EDUARDO ZAMACoIS
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En- Monterrey hay escasGs dc

infame 'leva" que tan comba-
ida fue por los que ahora no
Sc detienen ante ninguna con-
sideraci6n para ponerla en- Vi
gor. con tai de defenderse de
los que consideran sus enemi-
Cos, porque quieren arrOjarlos
del poder que tienen por obra
V gracia de la revoluci66n.
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GRAN DESCU8RIMIENTO.

DespueS Gle largos amos de
continues estudios en- nuestro
laboratorio, nueStro quimico
felizmente y para bien de la
humanidad doliente combine
los componentes de las afama-
das Y maravillosas D Q
ELWELLS para los rinones, las
cuales han tenido un eXito a.
sombroso en- donde quiera que
son conocidas, por su eflcaZ la
Dor en- tOdas las afeccioneS de
los rinones Y vejiga, poniendo
q los rinOnes en- SUI vigor nor
NAL para combatir la invasion
del acido urico. CuandO los ri
homes Sc hallan enfermOS IA
ell es descubrirlo pOr los
siguientes sint0mas: Reumatls-
mo. rerviosidad, dOlor de es-
palda y cintura, jaqueca, orlna
escaldante, el 0rinar a retaZos
0 con demasiada frecuencla,
cansancio por las m&nanas al
ievantarse. a%batimiento, debili-
dad sexual, gotta, piedra o cal
culo V otras dolencias mas.
Las Pidoras Elwells para los
rinones, debido a su Influenza
directa sobre los rinones hacen
desaparecer todas las afeccio-
mes que Sc derivan de su mala
condici6n Y hacienda espeler
todas las materias nocivas que
Sc encuentran reconcentradas
en- la sangre.
Las Pildoras Elwells para
los rinones, debido a su fama
V a los grandes triunfos obtenl-
dos en- miles de casOs de perso-
mas que sufrian del NAL de los
rinones, son vendidas bajo la
mas extricta garantia, este es
81 no dan a I'd. los buenos re-
sultados que prometemos, de-
volvemos a I'd. su dinero. lis
Ia unica medicinal para los r.
homes que Sc vende GARAN-
A
Ell precio de las Pildoras Ell
wells para los rinones es de
ST. 90 orc americana la GAIA,
O sea IN tratamiento para una
semana, pero 81 nos ordena un
tratamiento complete para Qua
renta dias, 0 sean 6 cajas Sc 10
enviamos por S.. 90 orc amerl-
canO.
Toda 'consulta es tratada con
la mas extricta reserva.
Escribanos hoy mismo deta-
llandones su enfermedad y en-
vienos 10 centavos y lie envla-
remos una mucstra completa-
mente gratis, suficiente para
algunas d6sis.
Dirijirse a
The Elwell's Medicine Manfg.
Co.
Dpto. A B. P. O. Box, 1888.
Binghanton, N. Y. U. S. A.
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Otro dia converse con e.

oIlD Via SoL'SiSN
Tan dGbil, tan !acio, con sus
labios an6miccs, SUI mirada in
cierta y gu craneo desdibujado de
idiota. Me habi6 de ella.
Me quiere mueho, dijo; du-
rante ell dia, en- cuanto estamos
solos. acude a sentarse sobre mis-
rodiIIas, me estretha la cabeza
entire sus manos, me adormece
con las pslabras mas suaves, me
besuGuca los labios, iOh, unos
beaos muy fIertes, muy durade-
ros. yue 81 bien me hacen muy
feliz. tambi6n me causan Infinite
dano---!
Por las inches su carihO Sc exa-
corba muche mas aun. Ahora,
como estoy tan delicadO, no salgo
cast nunca. AGemas, 81 alguns
vez me ac0mete ell ~antojo de ir al
cafe, ella me 10 quita de la cabe-
"a. Pues bien, ella es la que me
da ell braz0 para ir desde ell CO.
medor al dormitorio, quien me
desnuda, quien me tibia ell lecho
acostandose antics que 20 Y
va ensabanados, icon que esmero
me abriga ysube ell embozc, echan
Goma les brazos al cuello y CO.
ii6ndose conmigo como una nina
miedosa jQu6 qnieres!
RecOnozco que estOs eXcesos de
carino me son perjudiciales, pero
ella ms quiere tanto que no sabe
reprimirse, y 20 tampcco acierto
a regatearle mi amor
La voz doliente de aquel!a pc
bre victima eXplicando y discul-
pando las crueIdades de su YER
dugo, era altamente conmove-
dora.
y til, jla quieres? pregunte.
-jYo? iCon toda mi alma. No
tengo padres, nj hijos: no tengo
mas que a ella. ST ella me faltase,
me moriria---
Luego habl6 de sus proyectos,
de sus ambiciones. En- cuanto lie
case ell verano ira a bahos, lue-
go, 81 lograba resLablocer un po-
co los descalabros de su salud,
emprenderia algun negcclo.
-iY esas expediciones, las ha-
ras con ella?
Como no, repuso, 81 ella es
mi cielo y mi tierra----todo!
Aquellos diaiogos no han pcdl-
do borrarse de mi memoria. La
temible catastrofe no ha ocurrldo
adn, pero puede suceder hoy, ma
mana -cualquier dfa. E! decae
visiblemente:s us piernas Sc arras
tran por ell suelo; sus ojos Sc Gle
iran. la febre eXtremecia sus Ia
bios descoloridos.. .. Ella, en- cam
bio, es la hembra alta y poderosa
de siempre, con su rostro marh-
leno y sus ojos fulgurantes de 10.
ca: nunca lie deja y a todas par
tes lie lleva trabado del brazo.
Es Until revelarle 9 el ell secre-
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tuaci0n de las classes media y
humilde, es en- verdad delica-
da.
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Cuando nos escriba ~refirien-
dose = su suscripcion, Olga 81
es listed suscriptor del diario C
del semanario.
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Cuando nos escriba ~refirien-
dose a SUI suscripcion, Olga 81
es listed suscriptor del diario o
del semanario.
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N. LEON FUE
TCMADO POR POM
POSO CANTU.
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campana en- contra de las par
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,peclaI Nugget Service.

,peciaI Nugget Service.
 MEXICO CITY, Feb. 7.--After all the final scene in the dream which IIuerta has been playing in Mexico may be turned into tragedy and the exit of the dictator from the stage of the republic may be as was his en- trance one of murder.
 No man in the republic of Mexico is ever safe from assassination but when man is so thoroughly hated hy such large number of the pOpu- lation as is Huerta there is very little chance of his ending his days in the ordinary manner of a man engaged in more peaceful persuits than stealing governments.
 For many weeks Huerta has been surrounded with especial guards who have been we'll paid and who are bound to the service of the dictator to the Mexican heart. the pay check, These men are an especially selected corps and whatever may be the finan- Ces of the republic they have always been paid promptly and we'll
 But even with this guard there have been several attempts made on the life of the president and more than one plot for his death has been nipped ir the bud by the secret police.
 Yesterday the secret service men re- ported to Huerta that there was a we'll or Fanized plot under way for his as- sassination which was to be immedi- atcly followed by a popular uprising in the city which would be headed by rebel sympathizers and which would result in the taking of the capital and holding it until Carranza and Vil- la could arrive to take charge of the government. These reports seem to be authenticated and strong oppressive measures were at once taken by the authorities.
 ] The troops of the regular garrison of the city are held in close conflne- ment to their barracks ready for an immediate call to any part of the city. There is an especially strong guard of infantry maintained around the 'presi- dtntial palace and cavalry patrols are constantly riding through the streets to prevent the assemblage of crowds of any kind.
 This military activity it is thought
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NEW YORK CUNNING
 FOR WIDE GRAFT

in the state where a political pOsitoin is worth while and who depend large. lN, for their power on their ability t. land their suhordinates in places where they may profit by small contributions outside nf their salary.
 The New York police force is said to come under the scope of the new covernors intended investigation but il may he that tn handling of this end uH the matter will be left in the hands of the Mayor Mitchell.
 It is said that the new mayor like the new governor. deplores the bad reputation which New York state and citv officials have acquired through ont the country and that they would both be glad if during their terms of office step could be taken towards a cleane~ government.
 There is talk of the appointment of < board bv the governor to thoroughly investigate all of the state institutions and report to the next legislature.
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Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON, Feb 7.-Senator Borah in a speech delivered in the sen- ate today bitterly denounced some of the former officials of the New Haven railroad and declared that they were guilty of the grossest crimes against .he public and should he occupying cells in prisoners instead of mansions oa Fifth avenue.
 The senator charged that the off, cials of the road were cognizant of and permitted the deterioration of the equipment of the road to such an extent that their action was criminal and that it was case in which the federal government should be able to act for the travelling public.
 Tn the quest ion of the stock manipu- lations of the officials and directors of the road Senator Borah said that their actions had been clearly criminal and that they could be and should be put
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WANTS
 TWO EMPHASIZES

of continuing the two battleship pol ny frar' that those interested in ma e p nal defense might have had by stat i..; that he was unqualifledly in favor and of appropriating for two su- per dreadnoughts this year as was planned by the last republican naval committee.
 This sets at rest any of the rumors and fears that have been rife in re- gard to e gradual decrease of the naval force by the retiring of obsolete ships from service and not providing for rec placing them with vessels of the moro modern type.
 One of the best answers that could have been made to the restless movO- ments of the Japanese is this quiet ap- pl, priation for two of the most power ful fighting ships in the world.
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PR ESlDENT WANTS
 Special Nugget Serv ce,

WASHINGTON, Feb 7.-That a .hunge has come over the spirit of the democratic dream in regard to tho navy is evident. Last March it Was semi officially announced that the sec retary of state was in favor of build ing no battleships this year in con- tinuance of the republican naval pro- gram. Secretary of the Navy Daniels intimated that he would be satisfied with the addition of one battleship a year instead of the two that the pro- gram called for and he thought that It might be well to spend the money seNe ed on the extra ship in re-esta blish- ing some of the played out navy yards which the general board had recom- mcnded for abandonment. It was free ly ntimated hN members of the naval committee of tn" house that only one hattlcshp would hr allowed in the democratic naval appropriation.
 I3ut the sky has not been so free from the little clouds of international dis as was expected with the in- .prguration of the peace policy and tt,re has not been su much talk dur ing the last few months of cutting | town on the navy appropriations.
 Today President Wilson set at rest
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Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 ALBANY. Feb. L. Governor Glynn who succeeded Sulzer when the latter was impeaChcd and removed from of fee has intimated that hc will make an attempt to clean up. the state wide system of graft in the public service which he believes is largely rcspOnsi- hle for the deplorahlc state of New ' Urk politics.
 The investigation was begun some time ago when the warden of the state rrison and several of his assistants Nr-c dismissed for accepting or al- rw ing others to accept money for in- t,t''lr. nG cocaine and other drugs into u" i'~titution for the use of the pris- ,lItrS
 Since that time the governor has had instituted q quiet investigation of other state institutions and if s ru- mored that there may be some start ling disclosures
 Politicians are wondering what cf- feet. if any this investigation wilf have on the Tammany chiefs. who are always in close touch with the places
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eneIal Nuanst ssrv leo.

CHICAGO. Feb. 7.--The most intense ard extensive cold wave that has been rec orded for years Is now reported tlom all sections of the northwest. The coldest temperature reported is from l,aNrr. Mont. where the r.markabl. temperature of forty seven below 'e r, corded.
 Reports from as far east as the At- lartic states say that the cold wave Is being felt there and that there is much sl ffering on account of the severity of the weather.
 In the middle wgcst and throughout Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas there Lave been severe hliZzards which have tied up the railroads and all urban transportation lines.
 Taking the extent of the cold wave into consideration this is the bitterest weather that has visited the country
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Special Nugget Service.


 NORWALK, Conn, Feb. 7.-Some women just naturally have q mean disposition said Franklyn Mcintyre to- day to Judge Cartwright when he was bl ought into court for striking his former wife, Mrs Ada Mcintyre in the face.
 Mcintyre was divorced from his wife six months ago and two weeks ago he married young woman of South Nor
 walk and has been perfectly content
 ed with his second venture so he says, until last week when the lady
 from whom he was divorced began to make advances looking toward d rec loncilliation. Mcintyre says that per haps his former wife had not heard Of his remarfiage and that it was all right for her to want him back as long as she didn't know that he now be- longed to another woman. But he thinks that when he told her that he had given his heart and his hand to another she should. out of common Sdecency. have ceased her attentions t) himself
 The only explanation that the prs- oner had to offer for the persistency
 with which his former wife persucd
 him after she learned that he had
 ar other wife was that she just natur-
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ca the Mexican Northwestern railroad. to the Cumbre tunnel, which was de- stroyed by dynamite, and the passen- gers were robbed of everything they DC Nsessed and turned adrift in the wilderness of the mountains. Seven men of the train crew were captured and held as prisoners and a report of the action of the bandit commander was forwarded to General Villa Upon r' 'ceipt of the news of the wrecking of the train Villa sent orders to Cas- tilos to have the crew shot.
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PLOT TO ASSASSINATE
 HUERTA IS DISCOVERED

will serve to prevent the rising plan ned to take place today. but with the exception of his own personal guard Huerta cannot be sure of the loyalty oe his soldiers and should the rebels C ntinue to win victories in the field and arrive before the city it is poss- ble that no resistance would be offered to their entrance.
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BORAH DENOuNCES
 RAILROAD OFFICIALS
l he hind the bars.

behind the bars.
 The speech of the senator from Idaho did not stop with criticism of the management of the New Haven but
 continuing he said that there were other railroads in the country which paid more attention to the earning of dividends and the dividing of "plums" between the officers and directors than they did to safeguarding the lives of their employees and. passengers.
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JUST NATURALLY HAD
 A MEAN DISPOSITION

'aly had bad disposition. which mo- bCdy knew better than did he, and that she was trying to win him away from the woman who had taken her place in his affections.
 In defense of his action in striking the woman Mcintyre told the court that he and his present wife were at ftme enjoying tke delights of their honeymoon when the former Mrs. Me Intyre called upon them to express her opinion of the second wife. This opin- ion. according to the defendant, was not all what 1t should have been either ir sentiment or language and being unable to keep the woman quiet he had attempted to put her out of his house. In the scuffie which followed the sec uld Mrs .''. ..!re faitned and the ;'-st Mrs Mcintyre received ablack ev..
 Then her real disposition came to tfc front and she caused the arrest of the man she once had loved.
 After hearing the evidence Judge Cartwright discharged the prisoner and told him to go back and finish his honeymoon and he warned the divorc. ed Mrs. Mcintyre to let her former husband and his new family alone.
 Az L-
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ST. MARYs (EpiseolpaD CHURCH.

Tomorrow tSeptuagesima. or Third Sunday before ent)
 Celebration of Holy Eucharist. a. m
 sunday school and Bible class. II a. m.
 EVensong, o'clock. with special music and sermon. Subject: "The New Religion. or Athenian Culture
 The public is cordially invited.
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INTENSE COLD OVER
 THE ENTIRE WEST

since eighteen fifty-nins when just such q winter was experienced,
 In many of the smaller towns of the middle west there is a scarcity of fuel or account of the severe weather which preceded this drop in tempera turc and aS many of the transporta ti"n lines are tied up it is impossible t' make shipments of coal to those points which are in need of fresh sup pljcs
 The weather bureau predicts that there will he d decided rise in tenn p"raturr within tn" next twenty four !, urs on account of warm winds which are headed up from the Gulf states.
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WHY EAT POOR BREAD.

When you can get GOOD, WHOLE SOME Bread at Sc per loaf.
 ANVIL BAKERY,
 NORTH POLE BAKERY,
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-07

uNExcELLEo NEWs BERWICK Of the Nome Daily Nugget s3.oo per month delivered to your homes every night before ( o'clock.
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Mozart failed miserabIy at Vienna by his piano being out of tune. Have yours tuned by Ollie Bourret and you will never fail. Phone White 137.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-07

Dictator McConnell's thirty dog team will be 'scatch" in the Moose handi- cap on Monday. starting at 11:25 from Moose hall. There will be two hum IL d and min. "or. dogs in the race.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-07

JURAEZ. Feb. 7.-Maximo Castilos who commands half rebel half ban dit outfit of revolutionists is reported to have wrecked and burned train
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-07

Mrs. 6artlett's dancing class every n esday and Friday evenings at g p. m. K. K. hall, chiIdren's saturda''
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-07

100 TONS OF FLOUR. Bread only Sc. North Pole Bakery end Anvil Bakery
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-07

Scotty Allan left Nome this morning for Solomon. He had w. Stiegelmeyer as a passenger.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-07

For the benefit of patrons, toilet in rear of Eagle saloon will be open on Sundays.
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Hegness expects to reach Nome by noon tomorrow. He is reported to have a very large outside mail.
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Mining Editions ready Tor mailing at the Nugget office, 65e...
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Auction pools on the big solomon handicap will be sold in the Board of Trade tonight
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AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Heinrich 6ros,' Apollo Beer on drausht, also "selsct" by the bottle or case.
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"Ths PsopIs's Papsr"-Nems Nugget
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NEWS NOTES

The Eastern Star is making arrange monts for the seventh annual ball which will be given in A. F.. hall on I't hruary twenty third the twenty second the usual date for the ball fal- ling on sunday this year. The cXecu- tive committee is working hard to make this one of the most attractive Ealls of the season
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-07

Commissioner F. H. Thomas of tn" Kougarnk left for shelton today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-07

A large class of about thirtysiX will Moose tomorrow
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Are you a subscriber to the Mug. net? # not why not?
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-07

Frank Dean and Berry keown intend will be gone six or seven weeks.
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T he results at the A. F. tnurnH - msnt last night were serior class C Fred Weller ll5. Billy Pangman 10l.
 Wcdncs days result were: SoniOi class E. Divine 135; Roster l2l