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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-20
SECOND BA SEZNAN
AND SHORT STOP
Sinned By Manager Shannon
for Colts Team Almost
Completed

/ Mickey Larson, second baseman OF
the Bay City, Mich, club has been
purchased by Manager shannon ana
will hold down the second base Jop
for the Colts, Larson is q big rangy
youngster and the local pilot believes
he has the makings OF. a major leasuer.
Larson is anxious to join the Clarks-
burg club and wired Manager Shannon
this morning to send transportation
shannon send word to the 1nnetder
telling. him to report at ONCE.
1t was also announced this morning
that the local club had about COM
pIeted negotiations for one or the pesE
minor league shortstops In the busi-
ness. His name cannot be dtvuiged
right now but will be given out IA 9
day or two. Manager Shannon stated
that if he landed the player his team
would be practically completed.
The Pittsburg Gazette Times print
led a cut of Manager Shannon IN TINS
mornings edition under the captioh
Always Has Winner" Mr.. shannon
has been very successful plotting
minor league clubs. He has won two
remnants and finished second twice
l.besides developing Number OF play
ers for the "bfg tent
|, President Mackinnon has Instructed
laIl club owners to be present at
meeting which will be held in Union
town, Pa, next Sunday morning; Many
important topics Will be dtscus sedj apa
lsaII aTrang eHlea ta eogppl
the opening Of the season, Presldent
lMackinnon will officially announce the
makeup of his umpire stan.
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Son of Elijah Gain, of Sardis,
Meets Death in Peculiar
Way at Fairrnont.

FAIRAfONT, April 2o-A peculi-
arly unfortunate accident yesterday
cost the life of Cecil w. Gain, the
injury OF Mrs Hess. and the 1eatn
of a valuable lear-old calf. Toe ac-
ctdent occurred near the fair
trio light wire, which supplied, sew
era1 residences in that section, bafl-
ing aerosg q barba5 wire fence,
heavily charging the, fence wires
The wire fell som etime, late Satur-
day evening or early. Sunday, and
AEr. Cain was killed sometime SUN
day morning His body was dsscov-
cred a.bout IL o'clock Sunday by
Mrs. Hess
The CALI which was killed was
owned by Mayor BOWEN, and ~ was
the dead. body Of the calf that first
attracted the attention. Of Nh, Hess.
MR. Cain made his home With MS
brother, II. L. Gain, on AIoTgant own
avenue The Gain family YVES away
from home yesterday morning as
was the family of aiayor Bowen ana
Mrs. Hess. 1t IS presumed taat Mt
Gain left the house To- visit
mouth Of the tunnel on the Meredith
farm, and that as he started to cross
the fence he was killed.
Mrs Hess happeRe1 to look from
her home across the ROAD and saw
the calf lying near the fence Sne
watched the animal for Q time and
then went TO see what was the mat
ter. Reachsng the Eanqe, Atrs, Hess
who Is SO years Of a&eS took hold OF
the wire and was Knocked down.
DaZai she Attempted GO rise anu
again efasBed the wire, receiving q
second shock tlxat knocled her back
to the earth. IsooklnE about she 50 y.
tl1a flaaH ISfdv Of Cain lying near.
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onDEr. or PuaL1oAT1oTE.

ST. ATE Oh WEST N1EfG91S1A
AT rules held IN the Office OF the Cle ast
OF the C3pcutt Court Of HARRISON Comfy ty
on Monday. the 9Th day OF April 1915
the folIopging- order was entered;
The Empire National Bank OF StsIhsss-
burg q coTporation, -plainttn,
Z Tbsnler b. Newton and. Alva c. vai5ers
Detenei obteqt OF sH1t,.
Bic object Of the above ;Sg Re nc, &C
pire National Bank, to obtain obtain q g 94el g5
r1eTt aaFa3nst the defendapts Tor $idss 4 -
NTH Interest thereon. from the 1SI cay
s,f Apf5f. I914. and to subject the proP-
el-t5y and efEects OF the detendants. q nam
ier b HgeSElop, located in. the. state q
west ydrglnIa, to the payment OF salo
lfudRments the said defendant being, q
,non-resident Of the state or ~est N1p-
? And It Appearing from an a6ldayit 4ied
5sy~e aid aCtion that the said Tha5nSr- p
liIeyslon r. nop=restdRqt or THIS StaSe,
III Is ordered that he do appear ygttqiFa
one month from tho, date oe the HEst pup p
ifcation OF this order and DO what IS
necessarEB to protest 81 snteIsstst neeSesat,:
fsiyen1 tEEader. my. hand tlaE5 the uLn
49, Z WADE coEEAEAlS. Clerk
SpE1RTesN & SF9sfe!ts4.,.
eounsnl nor Rl0intafl
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CAIN IS KII.,L.E.
By LIVE WIRl =

mouth of the tunnel which occlIrre 4
Saturday, loosened the. telephone
pole which carried a wire leading to
residences nearby. The high winds
of Saturday evening likely blew
down the pole AMI IN falling the cleo
trio flight wire crossed the wire on
the fence, with the fatal results
later Linemen sent out after tae
discovery of the body OF Gain re-:
paired the wires and freed the fence
from the deadly current.
Cecil wv Gain was a son OF EliJah
and Victoria Cain. of Sardis, F4ar=
rison, county Heis survived BY his
parents Tour sisters and i've broth
ers. The sisters are Margaret and
Ethel, Of Clarksburg: Cay and SyIr
va, OF Sardis; and the brothers are
Benjamin, of Sardis Robert, Of AT
exandrda, va, Charles and Philip
Gain. of Clarksburg and Howard Il.
Gain, of F,airmont.
Mr. Gain was aged SO years and
single. For some time past he nal
been employed at the Johns bottle
works--On the South Side, and he re-
sided, at his brothers home on Nor
gantoWn avenue He was splendid
young man and his terrible Heath
came as a severe shock to. his family
and friends.
The body was prep2red Tor blITtal
by TN Iertalker Clnuin ghams and
was taken. to his parents home ct
SRrdss.
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worruE TO TAKE DISTORTIONS.
c....c.. ~ Esrnnka RIaIntiiL

NoExdE TO ia" DISPOSITIONS.
George w. Brooks. PLAINTIFF
VS. In Chancery.
Myrtle b. Brooks, Defendant
IN the Circuit Court OF Harrison Coun-
.ty West virginia,
mo- MYRTLE B, BROOKS.
make notice that the deposit!ons Of
Cseorpe w Brooks and, sundry other Wit
Noses will eb taken at the lazy office
OF lxharles q. CohEman, ZIG. Court street.
in fiies city of Ciarksburg, County Of
Harrison, State Of West Virginia on the
29nd day of April, 1914, between the
hours OF nine O'clock A. NJ and six
O'clock, p NJ, to the. read in evidence
on the hearings OF the above styled
cause, In behatf OF the said George NJ.
If fro many cause the taking Of the
same shall not be commenced, or being
commenced, shall not be completed on
That day, the taking OF the same Will be
adjourned from time to time until they
are completed.
GEORGES W. BROOKS,
By Counsel
icEARLEs G. CoFRH4AN;
Counsel
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.NEDICAL SOCIE q
DEIVOJIzVC1E rs S lLsE5

denounced the charges tnIthe Iolio@-
ing resolutions:
ssVyhereass In letter dated Feb
r1Iary 27. 1914. @. W. Stiles OF " Il
minaton, N. c., Representative OF ~
s. Marine Hospitals Services has Sc
yereIy criticised the sanitary con II
lions in the iPocahont as t1nt nAng re
|gion. III,
Whereas: Professor Stiles states
In this letter /, simply made avery
rand -tTfp.f and e4sfsS
sFlVhereas: Professor stiles now at-
tefnntss to give to the. pnbl1c GO nefs
tons Observer by. hin1s in an otlctsLl
capacity. unbn this very 1apfd tf1p,
made about three yearkf ago; as y
existing unchanged today!
sBe st Resolved: First, Tl1at we,
the members Of McDowell County
Medical Society, consider MS state
Inepts so indefnit e, era5Stses ana Z
OF such q character az 70 convey, 70 e.
Inc ipliblic mind a wrong and almost
vicious Impression OF condit1.Qns -
they actually exist TO-DAY.
? sSecond-That we bel1eye the SAN
itary conditions Of the Poca nqntsas
coal mining camps are better than
those of the surrounding OF conug-
uous mountain country or images,
not under the control Of the coal oh-
orators, and that we believe u unfair
ia measure newly deYelo ptng mo 1n-
tatno Gus section by the some star a-rd IDS
as long established incorporated
tswns S. or sections directly under the
supervision of the United states ma
T1ne hospital service.
Third - hat we know, ia at the
coal companies.aEe making special eff
forts to improve tIle5S aElitaIX conc
tons OF their camps, some. going SO
In. as to haYe-mon thly inspectors asld
Offering free house rent to the par.
ty maintaining the most sanitalEXas an 20 z
best kept house and II ard
3.FSour 1-Tiat we surely feel tl e
CIV Stfles could have accom- plishea
muck greater good In the cause. 81
Sanitation, by stoppipg long en- qlFsh
with us to point out to us In person
.the awful sanitary conditions he
saw and by suggesting ways and
means of improving them rather
than, after making a very rapid trip,
to crftictse this section of the. coal
field"
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MoUNTAINEERs pEEEAT NV.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, April 2O--West
virginia University defeated the Navy
baseball team here Saturday to 2
The Mountaineers had the Navy on
the run the entire game. This is the
second contest lost this season by the
W west virginia 200 O01 0O1-4 6 I
Navv 900 100 1902 3
Batteries: Barron and Fiddler; Vim
son and, Hicks
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CHARLES G. .coFFRaA1..
Counsel.


STATE. OF WEST VIRGINIA.
10 the sherh of Harrison County
Creating:
Yos are hereby commanded to sum
mon Myrtle. B. Brooks, to appear before
the Judge. of our Circuit Court OF Har-
risoh comfy 40 the, Clerks ONCE OF our
said court, at rules to be held therein
for said court on the last Monday in
April, 1914 TO answer = bill In chancery
exhibs4Qd against her In our said court
by CSsorga ~. Brooks and have then
there this writ
Witness, I Wade Comman, Clerk Of
our said, Court, at the Court House OF
said county, this Srcf day OF April. 1914,
and, Ia the 61at year OF the state
u WADE COLEMAN, Clerk
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opaov. q PupIieation,

STATE; Oh WEST NtSGEIlS14A.
At rules held In the. Clerks. ONCE OF
The ciwc1aia Court of Harrison County on
Nfonday the 6th day OF April, 1914, the
f0lapwanE order was entered:
CfeoEEe w. BROOKS
VS.. In Chancery
nEIgFtio. b Buooks,
THE object of the above entitled salt
Is that the p1atutim be decreed an al4so-
lutte divorce from the bonds Of uaatri-
.uaony from the said defendant Ana e
$50 8fyrtfe y Brooks the defepdant
5000 hexetR, Is q non-reEtd ent 81 this
mtafa &c - ordered tlAk 8n@s 90 aH2lat
ter6 vgftffn one month after The date
90 the N9 p1is7lqa1f1u hcEeQf and 90
what ~ ElerQEsillE3f %, IzQaer Aeg 1a1-
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In most parts of India protection
against malaria-prod ucing mosquitos,
which bite almost entirely at night. is
an absolute necessity especially as
the use of wire screens to keep all
such insects out of houses is almost
unknown.
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~ IN chapceEy

lAVoIIITlD N17oultLIl5sI
Object or suit.
The object Rof the above suit for
the Obtaining Ola divorce a, = lncl4t O. r.s
And IL appearing from an af4uaSAL
fled IL. said SUIT tbat the said AtxeAtl11o
CSonz4es - b non, resi- lent OF this s tate
K is56rdered that he do appear within n
one month from the date o4 tne 10y
F5ubliCa tf0s1 sof this order and 90 Wlessse -
uecessary to protect his tLlte s. ,iAeHe.
Given under my hand this the 6th day
I WADE COBE'A8A1S Clerk.
STOUT & N DINO
Counsel Tor R1atntIha
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su1uso1i.

STATE OF ~ EST ytl2 CsI1s1-A.
10 the Shertm OF t5arrtsqn Sotrltss.
Creating
yen arc hereby com siaanded to sum
mon Aye1uno @. Gonzales to appear be-
fore the Judge Of our CArcuit ConrE OK
ETarriSor County at the Clerks Office &c
or said Court, at rule5 to be held taere-
IA FOR esnfsa5 Court on the lusf Monday
IN APRIL. to answer a bfll IN ChancarZ
esra I'D against him In orr ssEid tcpE1r.t
by Aurora. CsonzaA esi, sl1re a. nave, thasn
GhArA this writ
yVRtness 4 Wade CofErnar, Clerk Of
orr said Court, at the oSxt tQls4 or
cS7r.rs - flifr ftfs 3,lrsy lo1 AlarElxs
1911 and "a tffR 54sfg e2r 81 the sfs&es
p7skE1Ils c0Ef ~ AN. Gler
rEn o. ah4 em
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SATURDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburg s, Cincinnati s.
Brooklyn s, New York 5.
Philadelphia, 5, Boston 8
st. LQ1is 8, Chicago 2.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Washington 4 New York 1.
Chicago q, st. Louis 8,
Detroit Cleveland 3
Ph1ladeIphta o. Boston +.
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Federal LEAGUE.

st. Louis 8, Indianapolis 3.
Kansas City z, Chicago 6.
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likely youngsters "a the Coke Coun-
try last year

likely youngsters e the Coke GOala;=
try last year.
Joe Kearney, the st. Joseph. COLI
lege catcher who Eas signed q
Clarksburg contrast Is shaving up
we'll in the games he. has Mayed.
against college teams IN the, East
Kearney caught against MI 81
Joseph's College team at baltimore
the other day. and banged out p rip
ping TWO base hit AMI turned back
every base runner that attempted to
steal. It is fortunate ior: Ffuga.
to a document, for several clubs in
high class leagues. are maxim over
lures to land him. Jack Dunn, the
Baltimore manager, thinks well, or
the big catcher
Manager Doc Reisling, Of the Lon
don, Ont, club of the Canadian
League, has offered q young pitcher.
to the Clarksburg club. Manager
Shannon has taken the matter up
with ReisIiRg and q deal may be COM
summated- in the near future.
Every team In the Pawva League.
has a nickname with the exception
of the Fadrmont club The McHees-
port team is the Tubes, the iClarlSs-
burg club is known as theSGoIts, the
CharIeroi club Will be haile1 as the
/ Governors. in honor of Governor
John K. Tenner: Connellsville will
be known as the Cookers, and Union
town the Hustlers. on account Of the
hustIing spirit that prevails in that
city
Percival Myers Cget the, first
name) has been signed by Connells-
vile. He is a catcher haing from
FORTS, ~. Y, and Jimmy Mack is
claiming aim to be another Wally
Schang. The player may have abiir
ity all right, but he'll never get into
the big show with the handle he is
carrying around
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FBDERAL IEAGUT.

Brooklyn 4, Pittsburg 8.
st. Louis 4, Indianapolis 2.
Baltimore 2, Buffalo 4.
Chicago 6, Kansas City 3.
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.ASE BALL In
.. a NJ shell
monday, April 20, 1914.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NAgIoNAn LEAGUE.

Chicago 8, st. Louis q.
Plttsbarg7 Cincinnati: rain
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NoRMAL LOSES 20 WEsLEYAN.

BUcRHANNoN, April Chenille
Normal dropped the second game Of
the series to Wesleyan Saturday by
another large score. The score:
G9enviJfe. 100 900 gal 6 10 a
Wesleyan. -. $50 COS 30x-1T Is 4
Batteries: BeaIl and Withers;
Perry, Morrison and Singleton.
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AAIIgRICAN LEAGUE

ST, Louis. s, Chicago 1.
Detroit Z, Cleveland 6.
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Monte Mcfarland, the Uniontown
man who has been appointed an Tn-
pre- in the Pawva. league has CON
sented. to offclate at all the exhibit
ton games. the Uniontown club par
ticipates In.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY
NATEoNAI. I4EAGg1li

New York at Brooklyn. :
Boston at Philadelphia
Pittsburg at Cincinnati
Chicago at St Louis,
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24
QUEEN KATHERINE REIGNS.
 IN AKSALA TONIGHT.

Everything ts tn readiness for the Al saIa Carnival this evening. The doors win he opened nt \ o'clock sharp ta Her MaicstNs subjects. Quc,'l Katherine roh"d in all her spIendor vii ascend the throne at N:30, which
 is the initial number on the program of the evening as arranged by the en- ttrtainment committee. The various committees are putting on the finish Ing touches the hooths have been in stalled and artistically decorated, dressmakers from far and nea". gold sn iths silversmiths and the Queens lapidary have been working overtime r. have all in readiness. and every
 thing has been promised in time for
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Av|ATORS
 ARE KILLED
Special Nugget Service.

BERLIN. Jan. 2i. f"ur m"r" of ltccrs of the German armys flying corps were killed today in d trial flight being made with two new type army monoplanes.
 Lieutenant von Kessler with an other officer was In one plana whilp Captain Iungon with q lienfonant was in the other. The machines had ccr reconoitering in the ne 2hhor- hood of the IaVcrian border when without warning the machine op"rat- cd by Lieutenant Von keSsler became nnmanagable and fell into the tops oC some trees.
 Captain Iungen attempted [" make quick landing in order to 2" to the It lief of his brother officers and in Sn dCinc he lost control of his machine and crashed to the ground.
 All four officers were dead when aid reached them from the barracks.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24
ST. MARY's (EpiscoIpaD CHURCH

Tomorrow. .e,"nd sunday aft"" Epiphany Cclrbrati"n of Holy Eo- ,t.uSr at 9 a. n. sunday school and Iihlr cIass. ll o. m.
 fNrnsuug, < "'rl"ck. Subject "rhr rWinr Teacher" Back to Christ Christ was unique. Certa tn character istics show He does not brlnn@ tp eat agory If mere man. Pr, cd by fo,t li was free from tho"" prrindic'. nEd lmitatiorS rtu other man has boon wtthoHt Singular pcrfcctinu of His ..harntrr. cnmh'ning masculine nitl feminine rNc"'lcLcr. Balanced union nt the r,utrmplatiNo and artjV" as- poets of His spiritual life. His minW, l "dirncr to the previously revealed divine plan for worlds redemption lis inner life it's supelnatu"1l mo lives self sacrifice and drath. His uni,lc snelcssncss His life and character a warrant of His truthful ness. lii teaching primarily concerns Himself Claims pr"-"xst"ucr life, r. have boon sent from llrlvou and to h, one with the Father as the Son "f God "Nis Deus, non bonus
 uNertory. Anrelus chorus IS used in Mariana.
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all events tu go !, f without d much.
 Fun and froIic will reign supreme and from the time Queen Katherine ds,cnds her throne and issues the rnysd rdict, ht',uing all make merry there will be something doing ever" minute No man, woman or child in Nome can afford to miss this event of ing the price Grd paying usury 10 se- cure an entrance ticket and the net result will go directly to the support of that most worthy institution. the Holy Cross Hospital
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FUNERAL OF
 BOATS CREW
Special Nugget Service

II.MurTH tan. 24 The funeral If t'f, officers lud men Wl.u lost th"i.' lives on the suhmarjn" D." Mls urli aj th- naval station here today
 The baskets were borne [" th, vha'' T n. -aiss,ns drawn by blue jackets and the admiral commanding the sta : tion with all "f his officers was pre- >.ut
 Tn,l~ Was nls" il delegation of olli car, from the Chaunrf- fleet and from Hue torpcd" hotilla and wreath was o,ut from the officers on duty at the Ndmir.,ltS
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GuNROA1 WRECKED

HNNNNA. Jan - Th. -nu.aHl VI -.aJ f.,n,rrN h ..u2tn2 n. Spt' l.4 brW uSrd us a i">cnm. ,utf'r h> tw .Ct',.r g,>r.nm 'ot WIS sr'''. d .' .u> almost m the .vM spul wh r' tn, spanish ships were driven ashor' h> the American flee, in 'a>.
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WEATHER REPORT

Nome. Alaska. Jan. -. i'l4. Temperature Max. la aiov. Mir below. Barometer 3o 26 inches Weather Clopdy. Wind x r 2 miles per lumi.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24

There will be a meeting of the bou If directors of tre baseball league a rle Golden Gate hotel tomorrow after neon at 430.
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ARMS CAPTURED
Special Nugget Service.
in A1aritan;

TRINIDAD. E. W. L, Ian 2i.-Thr ThGlish authorizes at this pot hay seized q shipment of arms from the sl hooncr Mrapns, which was dris"l into the harbor here by q storm. Tn" arms are supposed to haVe been in
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24

Did you ever have your fortune told b. a real. genuine, old "nigger nam r'y" If you have we know that you know that you need no further ad- vice, and if you haven't the chance 5 yours at the Carnival Saturday right.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24

lox of candy for the odds and End l.. play for last night After the gam everybody within hail of the home plate had taste.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24

All IS m readiness for the Carnival at Eagle Hall tonight Program s>arts promptly at 8:2o Admission tic1ets are $1.oo for adults and 50 yts. fer children. .. ..
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WHY EAT POOR BREAD
When you can get GOOD. WHOLE SCM VIE Bread at Sc per loaf.
 ANVIL BAKERY,
 NORTH POLE BAKERY,

All IS in readiness for the Carnival at Eagle Hall tonight. Program starts promptly at 8:30. Admission tickets arr St,oo for adults and 50 cl~. for children,
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24

Nogei, Wise and Watson ,'r" suI blocking out on five and half Little creek. It will be some time before they start to take out a dump
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IT IS UP TO YOU

To send to the friends who have been writing to you for information about Nome and its resources. a copy of the Mining and Dredging Edition of the Daily Nugget. price 30 cents Send one pn the next mail.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24

"A number "f CUuuclt.tv~ arrNcd .t tH> Golden Gate hotel last ui4ht TH. l,rty was composed of Ms. r. X Elt- 'ner and daughter Mrs r NJ, Garf"o and daughter Roy Morrison and Jos e'Ip@.
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NEWS NOTES

Superintendent Dan James of tho road commission will leave Nome on Monday for an inspection trip over the traiis as far as TelleKs
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24

Mrs J. A. Parry, an old Nomeitc has been left forty thousand dollars
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24

Nogel and Wise have ini~h,l one shaft on Center creed. and ! i'll move their big boiler to the Gol- den Cow.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24

Chester Miliean came uNcr from 'puncil to-day to take tn the carnival
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24

New lad eggs at Prosser's Harness Shop, $t.0o per dozen. Phone Black 5.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24

For Nome News and Worlds nswS get the Nugget.
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NOTICE.

Lovers Of Augustine & kyer Butte Crisp and Victoria Chocolates should put in their orders, as our supply $ Emitted.
 ROSE CANDY STORE.
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100 TONS OF FLOUR. and Anvil Bakery

White Barn rebuilt ready for bust ness $1 per doz., for fresh eggs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24

John Blake expects [" hoist his \ frame today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24

Visiting Cards at the Nugget Office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-24

Roses Candy Store put up fin"
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-04-16
CLASS CONFIRMED
At LUTHERAN CHURCH


At the German Lutheran St. Johns
church the following class of seventeen
confirmants mede q confession Of their
faith on SUNDAY: W,llisu Zamzow,
George z su zow, Arthur q inflow, Carl
Dunse, August SLEEVE, Eugenia
Kessler, Margaretha karg, Lydia
Isenberg, Ids Zimmerly, Irma Miller,
Edna Bayer, Grace Goette, Cecilia
Radel, Hilda KohIhapp, Alma Gros-
kopf, Lilah q ,hnpfenning and Fern
Pierce.
The passage of Holy writ given
them on their path of life was
IL Timothy, chapter 2, verses 7,8 q,
reading thus: "Consider what [ say
aud the Lord give thee understau dog
in all things. Remember that Jesus
Christ of the seed of David was raised
from the dead, according to my Gospel
Flee also youthful lusts;: but follow
righteousness, faith, charity. peace,
with them that call on the Lord ont of
pure heart"
The church was beautifully decorated
for the occasion.