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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-18
BLOOD POURS FROM The
SCUPPERS OF BATTERED
GERMAN WARSHIPS
SERV|ANS CLAIM DECISIVE
VICTORY OVER AUSTR|ANS
IN FIRST PITCHED BATTLE

shanghai. Aug. ts.-Two GER
man cruisers have becn Disabled
and brought Into IIonE Kong.
The deck works. turrets and
barbcttcs wcrr demolished aud
masts and tunnels shot away.
1he sides were stained with
blood which had run through the
scuppers.
Owing to the rigid censorship
estabis@hed bs the Brsii>h au-
tlsorities az Hong kOng u H. inn
possible yet to 0btain the names
esf the tssfnlap crwissts. Many
t.orman merchant vessels Rrc Iy-
Ing IN tho harbor al Hong kous.
Two wars. ipe basiiy damaged
aud carrying msay wounded were
reported 60 have entered isoug
Kong hnrbor august %. Their
idcutity war mot made public hut
at the time "a was bciieVcsi they
were either the fsritish cruisers
MinoIaur and Hampshire. or tlse
French cruisers DuplciN and
MOntsRim.
Nish. SsTVls. Aug. is.--1lpc
Austfinns have bccn cOmlpetely
defeated ncar Sahac. twenty
seven miles west of Betcrode. and
acOr,iing a. governments sourc-.
have lied toward ilrsnitza. pur-
~ussi by seryians. who cut up
three rcgimcnts aud captured
fourtc,n guns.
isondon. Aug. ~, iOs5J n. M
The seFvian iegRtion hns re-
,s4Ved the following Telegram
from the Scryinn premier:
THE Anstrinns were COM
pletely routed in the mountains
near Sabar and $4,000 annlhllnt-
ed Fourteen guns were cap
turcd. Austrinns are flceiRg in
great disorder tO re-tToss the
rivers save aud Drina. hotly pnr-
sued by Our troops"
Paris. Aug. ~. a:02 y. m.4-
An official announccmcnt says;
IAN day Monday We continued
ia progrs~S In Upper Al~acc. The
enemy's rtstreat from this slide
was ln disorder. They abandon
ed everywhere their Wounded
and their stores"
This telegram was received M
the war ofllce from Gcnerni Jo-
seph Joffre. Frcarh commander
in-Cliief.
The oE0clRl communication
adds;
The French troops have Oc-
cupied all the region Ia the west
OF FentFange. - mlles inside the
German frontier In Ukraine. our
troops poured through from the
valley az the river Scille. Of
which number Of passes have
been esacnated by the Germans.
Our cavalry H. Rt Chateua sal
ins."
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Ia between Vloclaylek and Andreiew
In Russian Poland, west of Warsaw.
The Russian vanguard has occu-
pied five points in the enemy's ter
ritory and several hundred prisoners
have been taken.
Washington. Aug. is.-A cable
gram received NJ the state depart
mcnt today from the en- sassy in -.
Petersburg said the Russian emper-
OF left the capital August - FOR Mos
COW to make his headquarters with
the army. The message was sent
(COntinuea on T'age TwO.)
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HusHars have trayersed other parts
OF the country without doing much
damage
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DEMOCRATS LEAVE FOR HOME
CONFIDENT Of VICTORY ALL
ALONG LINE IN NOVEMBER

Record Breaking Demonstration Follows Nomination by Ac
olimation of Harvey Ferguson to Succeed Himself in
Congress; AdOlfO Hill Unanimous Choice for Corpora
tion Commission.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-18
PLATFORM COMMITTEE PRESENTS
RINGING DECLARATION OF THE
PRINCIPLES AND ISSUES At STAKE

Speaker After Speaker Brings Greatest Convention in His
tory of New Mexico Democracy to It's Feet in Enthus
iastc Approval With Predictions of Complete Party
Success at the Polls Central Committee Takes Up Or
ganizaton of Campaign Today.
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FINE ASSORTMENT
Of DIPLOMATS
HUNTING JOBS
-Four Hundred and Eighty
Dropped from Payroll by
Carranza Government; The
Stamp Tax Reduced so Per
Cent.

Mexico, aug. 22-Four hundred
aud eighty diplomatic Representatives
of Met'co are without posiiions to-
day because of the change uf gov
crnment These include Ricardo
Hucrtn. In charge Of the archives Of
the Mexican embassy al Washington,
tho minister Of Germany and his stan
the ministers Go Argentine and the
Minister a. Austrin-lIunHary and
many c9nFuls.
Fernando lEicaiaE Calderon, who
has been acting as agent FOR General
Carranzi lu Washington. has beer re-
called To- take charge of the foreign
ONCE.
Tho stamp tax has been reduced 80
per cent from what u was under the
Hucrta administration.
Tho war office last night announc-
ed that the revolt of The Twenty ninth
Infantry at Pucbla has been uuelied
and the command disnrmcd. General
Gonzales Luauc ana his officers are
now under arrest there.
General Ooregon left last night for
the state OF sonora.
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Department OF the Interior,
4. s. Land once at santa Fe, y. NJ,
July %, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that Floran
Trujlio Of PiacitaH. ~. NJ, who on
July 10, 1909, made homestead entry
No. OiO65s, for NEh sen. Section
10. Township len. Range 5E, y. NJ,
Il meridian. has filed notice OF inien-
ton TO make i've year proof. 60 estab.
lish claim TO the land above desc siDed,
before Abellno l. Lucero, county
clerk, M Bornalillo. n. NJ, on the
18Th day OF September. 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses; David
Truiillo. Jose Truiillo y Armijo. Teo-
los Chavez. Francisco Truiillo. all OF
placitas. n. NJ.
FRANCISCO DELGADO,
Register
Albuquerque Evening Herald.
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Nddtgc OF Iendcti' Oh Nhhs
To Mahlon T.. wilbur and r. u.
Donoho. whose present location
place OF residence and postofnce sd
dresses are Co tho plaintiffs unknown.
You and each of YOU are hereby mo-
titled That on the Sth day of August
a. u. 1914. there was filed IN the
office OF tho clerk Of said court a
complaint by the above named plain
tlas against you and the other de-
PENDANTS above named. wherein and
whereby the plaintiffs seek 10 fore
close n deed ~ trust made by the
defendants. Mahlon y. Wilburn n
Ida Wilburn. his wife, to otto
Dleckmann. Trustee. dated Septem-
Der 18th, 1911 (said Otto Dicckmann
having since deceased, and has been
~eucceeded as Trustee therein By
Jesus Romero. acting Sheriff 81 Ber-
naiillo county,. and 60 have the said
Court ascertain and determine the
amount due upon "A certain promis-
sorry note dated September i2th.
1911. for Six Hundred Dollars
H6OO.OO) with interes from date at
the rate OF ten G0) per cent per an
mum. due and payable six CD month";
after date, together with ten pO)
per cent as attorneys fees. said note
made by the defendants, Mahlon f.
Wilburn and Ida Wilburn, and en-
| dorsed by the defendants, ]. q,
S~chwentker, Alma Howell Schwent-
ker and n T.. DonOho. and payable
10 The order Of Halle Hunsaker. one
Of the plaintiffs. and 10 have ths
| Court ascertain and determine the
amount 81 insurance and taxes paid
by the plaintiff. Halle Hunsakor
upon that certain piece. tract ane
parcel Il land described In aud GOV
cred by said deed Of trust. n sit.
uate IN the county of Bernaliilo ans
state OF New Mexico. 90 wit:
All Of Lot five 90 In Block TWEEN.
ty-nine (29) Of Huning'g Highlan'
Addition 60 the city ~ Albuquerque
n. ~, IN shown on the plat thereo
made by otto Dleckmann and filed II
the office OF the Probate Clerk AM
Ex-Ofheio Recorder OF Bernnlill'
County. \. NJ. on the 18th day O
May, 1887.
And the plaintiffs pray for a judg
ment foreclosiug said lien on sal
property and premises. and the sal
of said property and premises In sat
isfaction thereof. and for n def
cheney Judgment against the endorf
ers Of =ald note, % wit; The defend
ants. ]. q. Schwentker. Alma How
Ell schwentker and n. II. Donohf
and against the defendant. Mahlo
u. Wilhurn. one OF the makers O
said note.
You are further notified that un
less you enter your appearance
mid cause on or before the 2ath IA
OF September. a. ID. isii, judgmer
will be rendered against you. ~ sue
OF you as fail 10 enter such appear
ance by default. The name OF N
plaintiffs attorney q George
Kloek, and his p~ostofnco and bus
ness address IL Rooms s md ., Ster
Block, Albuquerque. New Mexico.
Witness the Honorable Herbert !
Reynolds, judge of said Court. an
the seal of said Court. this Sth da
Of August. A. ID. 1914.
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Department Of tho Interior.

Department Of tho Interior.
u. 5. Land Ohice at Santa Fe, New
Mexico. July 20. 1914.
Notice In hereby given that Elias
Francis IIassan, OF Seboyeta. n. NJ.
who on November 10. 1910, made
homestead entry No. 0lii36, for
SEN, section G. township IAN, range
CIV, y. NJ. i. meridian. has filed no.
tee of Intention to make c-yea.a' Anal
proof. Ia establish claim TO the land
above described, before Jesus NJ
Luna, county clerk. At Los Lunaa. y.
NJ, on September 18th. 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
William c. Kennedy, OF S%eboyeta.
y. NJ.
Patrico Jaramiilo. OF seboyeta
n. ~.
DesIderlo Trajnlo, Of seboyeta
n. NJ.
saturino Romero. Of seboyeia
n. NJ.
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
ReEiater
Evening Herald" Albuquerque
NJ. NJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-22
MRS. KING AND HER
ALLEGED
HELD FOR R

. DcmlnR. y. NJ. Aug. az
. Gust West. a cowboy. ana Mrs =
. Mabel Kins were arrested today =
. and held without oail. CHARGED =
Q with the murder 81 George =
. king. husband OF the woman and =
o "A well known cnttlcman. King =
. waa found dead from "A rifle shot. .
A 80 cent Herald Want Al VIII
get what you want
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
u. = Land Once AZ Santa Fe. n. NJ
August IS, 1914.

u. y. Land Onlce az Santa Fe, y. NJ.
August IS, 1914.
Notice II hereby given tina, Fran
cisco Montoya, OF Cabczon, \. NJ,
who. on February 10Th. 1912. made
homestead entry No. OiGS6i. for
Sen. Section ~, Township iGN.
Range sW. n. NJ. T.. meridian, has
filed notice OF intention 10 make fivs
year proof. to establish claim 10 ths
land above described. before Charles
w. Holman. United states commits
sioner at cabezon. y. NJ. on October
Q. 1914.
Claimant names as Witnesses; " y
Heller. Clemente Caaaus, Felipe Mon
toya, Pedro Martinez. all Of cahezon
n. NJ. FRANC SEQ DEfSiADO.
Register
evening HeraId,' Albuquerque. n. N
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albuquerque Evening Herald.

Department of the Interior.
L. :. Land once at Santa Fe, y. 81.
July -, 1914
Notice is hereby given hat Jose
Trujillo y Armiio OF Placitas. y. NJ,
she. on July 10, 1909. made home
stead entry No. 0i0Gb9. for Lot 5.
Section ;. EM SEA Sen, Section 4,
Eh and Eh VIZ Of Lots I and 2,
Section Q. Township IGN, Range SE.
y. NJ. y. meridian. has filed notice OF
Intention To max i've year proof. "a
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed. before Abclino L. Lucoro,
county clerk, B%ornalillo. y. NJ, on th'
18th day Of september 1914.
Claimant names as Witnesses: David
Trujillo. Floran TruJilio. TcodosC
Chavez. Francisco Trujillo, all OF
Placltas, n. NJ.
FRANCISCO DEI.GADO.
Register
Albuquerque Evening Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-22

FOR SALE Must sell ON @ Of
going away. siN-roof9 house, corner
lot. me place for health seeker;
large sleeping porch, The best bar
gain ever offered In Albuquerque,
geese. Irish setter pup-sverything
mast be Sid Don't miss this chance
~ you want a home. Apply owner.
corner Of Mckinley and First
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-22

(seaD 4. T. WALKER,
County Clerk Of Bernaiillo County
New Mexico. and Clerk of the Dis
trict aforesaid.
By TIIOs. X. n. MADDISON,
Deputy.
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Dunbar Bargains
ruR RENT.

o FOR RENT. .
. 4-room modern 0rick house -
. East Central avenue. f22.5O.
. e-room house. corner Coal .
y avenue and seventh street. .
. Store room. Central Ave. be- .
. tween Third and Fourth SITS. =
. Groom modern brick house. .
. 5i9 ". Y. ave-. s22.59; water .
. paid. o
. Groom house. s3i No. Fifth =
. ST. modern, 323.OO. y
. i-roOm house, Highlands, $40. =
. t-rOom house. eGst llazeldlne y
. avenue; modern, $4,000. =
. FOR SALE. =
. 6-rOom house for sale or rent; =
. West Coal avenue, modern; lot .
. 50N142; fine shade and lawn. .
. Ranch, 100 acres improved, =
. well stocked, ana for sale at a =
. bargain; Z miles u
. Fine cor. lots, West C0al Ave. .
. 4-roOm house, West Iron Ave. =
. Price, $500.
. All kinds OF terms.
. FIRE INSURANCE .
. MONEY To LOAN. .
. DUNItAIt'S REAL ESTATE .
. OFFICE .
. 224 Gold Ave, Corner Third 80. .
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FOR SALE--1eai Estate.

FOR SALE-Two lots IN highlands.
stamm addition, Silver avenue. Fine
residence nov being erected IN same
block. Apply % Walton studio.
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Architects
MONEY TO LOAN.


MONEY To LOAN-On salaries,
household goods and livestock with
out removal. Notes bought and SOLD,
Union Loan Co, n, over First
National bank. Phone 1855.
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CUSTOM TAILORs.

COME IN and see my new fall wool
ems. ! have received a large stock
Of the newes patterns. L. c. Gle
lietz. N. 4. Armilo building.
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HELP

EMPLOYMENT ONCE. 210 West sill
yer Ave: T.. o. Box IS; Phone 354.
Lnborcrs ans TO s2.5O Good paying
business for sale.
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Roy wanted at the Highland Phar-
macy.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Ia ths District Cou at the County
OF Bcrnalillo. state of New
Mexico.

OF NINIF ~ Wv
Mexico.
Jesus Romero, ns acting Sheriff OF
the county OF Rcrnnlillo. New
Mexico, and ns Trustee under a
deed Of trust executed by Mahlon
r. wilbur and Ida W!iburn. Sep
temhcr 18th, 1911. and Haliie Hun
saker,
Plaintiffs,
Mshion r.. Wnburn and Ida Wilburn,
J. o. schwentker. Alma Howell
~Schwentkcr. and Il. u. Donoho,
Defendants.
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For Eole-MisoeilaneouS
Vnlnani.lnR


Vuicanizing and Tire RepairinE. An
work guaranteed. Albuquerqus
Rubber Co. ga West Central.
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WANTED-Girl - do general house
work. Miss DoOely. ii2O North
Second street.
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WILL PAY reliable woman $4,000
for distributing 200o FREE pack
ages Perfumed SOAP Powder In your
town. No money required. Ward 4
Co, 2t6 institute pL, Chicago.
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LOST.

LOST-nunch Of keys. Return Ca
this office. Reward
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SIDELINE statesmen. attention. This
years proposition the best yet Get
In touch with MS AT once TOR u live
premium proposition. We guarantee
our goods To- sell or take back all un-
sold goods. Write today for iull
particulars. Garfield Mfg. Co, pos
Sigel street, Chicago, H.
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Evening Herald" Albnquerqu
N. NJ.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-27

The following new regulations in r1- gardTa,'G tu paIent notices have been received by the land office:
 The notices of applications for pat Cnt for lands in Alaska are, ill many cases, not sufficient tu apprise adverse claimants and the public generally of the location of the land applied for. and therefore, do not serve the pur pose for which such motives are re quired; nor can the location of the land be ascertained from the applica tion papers themselves and without obtaining information from other curces. This is due principally to the large area of unsurveyed land in the district, and remoteness from centers of population of much of the country. ln order to give more definite de- scription of the land applied for, the following special instructions with reference to the district of Alaska arc issued which are supplemental to. but do not change or modify existing regulatons
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SOME NEW REGULATIONS
 FOR PATIENT NOTICES

monuments. The description of such monument shall appear in u para graph separate from the description "t the couhscs and distance of the sur vey
 : All notices of applications t", patent for lands m the district Uf ul \ltsk;t, where the survey on which line application is based is not tied to a corner of the public survey shall, in addition to the description required to be given by existing regulations. dtECrihc the monument th which the claim is tied, by giving it's latitude and longitude and a reference by ap- proXimate course and distanC" 10 l town mining camp. river, creek, noun tain mountain peak or other natural object appearing on the map of Alas ka and any oth IT facts shown by the field notes of survey which shall aid ir determining the exact location of such claim. without an examination of the record or u reference tu other sources. The registers and receivers
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AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Heinrich Bros Apollo Beer on draueht, also "Selecr by the bottle O. rase
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[. The nclu notes Ul survey UI ali tialns within the uIstlICI Ul Al;iAskd Wncrc InC suINCy IS nUt tIcd to cor nor oI the puUIc survey small CUntarI ., dt scIlptlOn UI tne location or nm ,r.tt nIonumcnt to which the survey Is Acu, pS anIns us latitude anu
 iuI SItudc, and it's position with ref
 "rtlVc to Ncrs, creeks, mOuntaiIE or mUuntaIn peaks, towns Ur other prom
 ntnt typographical points or natural objects or monuments, giving the dis
 tarces and directions as nearly ac- culatc as possible, Especially with rel eItrce to any well known trail to d town or mining camp, or to q river or mountain appearing on the map of Alaska, which dc tscription shall appear in the field notes regardless of wheth- CT or not the survey be tied to an ex- istinG monument. or to monument established by the surveyor. when making the Survey. in accordance with existing regulations with refer cncc to the establishment of such
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COLD STORAGE BEEF AND FROZEN BODIES
 WASHED OUT TO SEA

Nome, Alaska. storm swept as never the northern coast was devastated be- fcre has arisen again and taken on the ail of a busy mining camp, though it will be several months before it has fully recovered from the results of tho great destruction wrought by the maddening waves which reached well up into the settled portions of the camp, according to Mr. Phil Meagher, q well-known northerncr who is at tho Empress hotel.
 The most gruesome part of the whole calamity. Mr. Meagher says, was the near-destruction of the fresh meat supply of the camp. Winter locks Nome in for many weeks, and it is necessary to get it's supply of fresh or frozen meat beforehand. and the recent storm tore from it's foundations on small sandspit the large cold storage warehouse, and the mighty waves receding to the sea after wreck ing a large portion of the camp, car ried the beef carcasses into a small lagoon.
 Next morning the frightened inhabi- tants became frantic on discovering that their winters supply of meat Heated in the lagoon side by side with frozen bodies of persons who had died and been buried in the Nome grave yard.
 Bodies in the north country freeze as soon as placed in their graves. and remain lifelike in their frozen state for nobody knows how long. so the horrible situation of the residents may be appreciated when Mir. Meagh er says many saw their old friends floating face upward in the lagoon scme even side by side with their beef.
 However, in spite of the horrible sight. the beef was salved even before enorts were made to take the bodies from the lagoon. The bodies, froZer when the great waves tore into tho sanctity of their graves, soon thawet in the icy water making a sight whici the unfortunte of the camp will never forget. Mir. Meagher estimates ther' were forty or fifty bodies floating ii the lagoon.
 The meat was restored in the colt storage house. but lot of it wa, washed out into Boring sea and coult
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Special Nugget Service.

DUNBAR, Scotland Feb 2G.-Oae "t the worst outragcs yet committed bI the fanatical women who are at tempting to gain the ballot by van dallsm and the methods of French rev lutionists who abhored all law. was the burning of the ancient and historic church of Whilkirk last night.
 The old ediface contained many relics dear to the hearts of Scotsmen end there is the greatest indignation over the destruction of the ancien: building and the treasures it con tained.
 Whilkirk church was built in 1297 and was one of the oldet structures of It's kind in Scotland It contained many mementos of the battles be tween the Scots the forces of Oliver Cromwell and was held in great rev erence by the people.
 The destruction of the land marx seems to have been merely a wanton piece of vandalism as there is no par tiCular reason why the women devoted to the cause of gaining votes for their sex should have had any particular desire to destroy this place of wor-
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If you want to cep lIp with the pro cesslon subscribe for the NUGGET
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.SUFFRAGETTES BURN
 HISTORIC KIRK


 The preparations for the burning of the church were thoroughly made in advance and the building must have lc,n entered q number of times while the women were laying their plans. Many buckets of oil were in the bsac- ment of the building before the fire was started and the floor and even the altar steps and the cushions in the news were saturated with oil.
 The fire was started in several rlaces at once about midnight and rcfore the assistance which was sum- moned by the rector as soon as he discovered the ire, arrived the old church was a mass of flames
 The indignation of the country pco- llc is at fever heat over this out rage to a sacred place and the loss Of the relics of the days of Cromwell is irreparable.
 The perpetrators of the deed have not yet been arrested but it is be- l!eNcd that they are known to the authorities and that they will meet ttc punishment which they deserve fer this unpatriotic and irreligious d'- stiuction of Whilkirk.
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will exercise discretion in the me'- ter fl such descriptions in the pub [ sued notices. '- ring in mind the ''" ct f" be atjai""d. of $" descrihn; the land embraced in th" claim a~ 'o enable it's location to be .Asrcrtane1 from inc notice If application
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Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 SEATTLE Feh. 2G Benjamin Cum mings. the son of J. R. Cummings a banker of Lebanon, Neh., shot and killed himself today at the home If Miss Minnile Nelson
 Young Cummings has been infat- uated with Miss Nelson for some time and has frequenltly asked her to mar " him.
 The girl says that she had never given the young man the slightest encouragement but that he persisted in his attentians and that he vowed that she would sometime change her mind and accept him.
 Cummings has been a constant cal
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WHY EAT POOR BREAD.
Whom you can get GOOD, WHOLE. SOME Bread at Sc per loaf.
 ANVIL BAKERY,
 NORTH POLE BAKERY.

Mozart failed miserably at Vienna by his piano being out of tune. Have yours tuned by Ollie Bourret and you will never fail. Phone White 137.
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BY GIRL
 DIES AT HER HOME

joi a1 'h" home of Miss Nelson and l"I tn" last few times he has seemed {, h" rather morosc and sullep rh"o 3h he never ceased to urge tho girl to marry him
 When he called today Miss Nelson tcld him firmly that there was no us" in his perslsting in his attentions as she would never become his wife.
 When Cummings heard this sen tencp he drew revolver from his pocket or his coat and shot himself h the head falling dead al the re E, or the girl who had rejected him
 If you want to lcep up with the pro cesslon subscribe for the NUGGET