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The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-05
PRESIDENT ADDRESSES
 GRADUATING CLASS

them for service in time oE "H' >' expended millions, for maintaining an army and navy. 1t was not tna' ~e might carry on great wars w'tn "'' ne,xhbors but that we ma" os m |" state of preparedness and thus pro vent war. He expressed the hope ths, none of them would ever be sal' ed upon to serve his country by req .cn n, war but 1a,her in maintaining the honor of their country in promot ing peace and good will among 'n' nations of the earth.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-05

Wise and Company are moving their bunk house from Five and ahalf Lit tie creek to the Helen claim on the third beach line where they will op- ei ate this summer. They arc aiso moving the large hopper from i've ard a half Little creek to their ground on the Tundra lake claim on Centss creek.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-05

Mike 0arvin will start fin few days for Gold Run where he will mine this summer. Mike has good properties in that country and has spent his sum- mcr there for the past several years.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-05

The Corwin was caught in the ice yesterday and carried towards Sledge island and this morning was sight being carried by the ice drift to the westward. It Is not though. she is in any particular danger al though she is short of fuel which may bc a serious thing if carried ia" in the pack.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-05

Road Commissioner Jones has started a crew of men cleaning up the bad places on the Little creek and Bessie road. which was much needed as there was much snow which had to be removed and somo repairs made to make the road passable.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-05

Hager and Lindberg have completed sluicing on Irene creek and are now hauling their outfit to town and arc making preparation to work proper ties on Flat creek this summer
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-05

The Magazine of the Nugget is now cendy for mailing. Any one desiring ,o have them already wrapped can get chem at the Nugget ofTice with stamps ,ttached for 66c.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-05
KNOX COMING TO NOME.

Harry Knox Is now in Cordova wher he is negotiating for a franchise for lighting the city Knox has valuable power site near Cord'va which he hopes to utilize in the near future. He Is expecting to start for Nome on the second sailing of the Nome fleet.
 AT THE NEW EAGLE.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-05
RECORDS
Locations.

Nellie lode right limit Spruce creek Archer W. Camoran March 6 1914. Janet lode same as :.bGve.
 Gertrude lode, 3eme as above. Edna lode. same az above: all jo,n- ing.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-05

UNExcELLE0 NEWS sERvsce Of the Nome Daily NugCet s3.oe pss month delivered to your homes svssy night before o'clock.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-05
WEATHER REPORT

Nome, Juno 1. 1914. Temperature--Max.. 54: min.. A. Barometer-29.66 inches. Weather-Cloudy. Wind-E., 8 miles per hour
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-05

Sesnon Company are hauling over to the spit large timbers preparatory to launching their scows which were driven ashore last fall by the storm
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-05

The Sesnon's Company wharf Is making rapid progress towards the sea and will soon be completed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-05

The Nusss. will print ve"r ''ss'0 cry st reasonable prices Q" s"0'' notice.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-05

Heinrich Bros Apollo Beer on arauuhs. also "ssisct" by the bottle CT caee.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-05

The district court will convene to morrow morning at 10 a. m.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-05

Tomorrow is clean up day and everyone is expected to do their share towards making Q clean city.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-05
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

and child are doing nicely. pr. Mus tard WAS in attendance.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-05

Read todays news today--Nuggs;.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-05

Irving Reed left this morning TO: Cunningham creek where he will make a survey of the ground owned by A c. Kingsbury.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-05

Read today's news today-Nusget
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-05

This morning the wife of Barney Rolando, who resides on stsadman avenue. presented her husband with . twelve pound baby boy. Both tnothsr
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-05

The telephone line is down betwee Council and Candle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-05

AT THE NEW EAGLE.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-05

Fred Aver arrived in Council last evening. The mail had not reached Council at noon today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-05

The ice in Golovin bay is breaking up and has drifted towards the mouth of the river and Is expected to move out Tn 0 day or two.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-05

Bessie road. which was much needed as there was much snow which had to be removed and somc repairs made to make the road passable.
 Sesnon Company are hauling over to the spit large timbers preparatory to launching their scows which were driven ashore last fall by the storm.
 The Sesnon's Company wharf is making rapid progress towards the sen and will soon be completed.
 The district court will convene to- morrow morning at 10 a. m.
 Tomorrow is clean up day and everyone is expected to do their share towards making 0 clean city.
 Irving Reed left this morning fo- Cunningham creek where he will make a survey of the ground owned by A. c. Kingsbury.
 The telephone line is down between Council and Candle.
 The ice in Golovin bay is breaking up and has drifted towards the mouth of the river and Is expected to move out In day or two.
 The Neukluk river is running full and there is theatened high water at Council although no damage has yet been done. Ophir and other creeks are carrying a large volume of water owing to tho rapid melting of tha snow.
 Fred Aver arrived in Council last evening. The mail had not reached Council at noon today.
 This morning the wife of Barney Rolando. who resides on Stsadman avenue. presented her husband with . twelve pound baby boy. Both taothsr
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-05

Samuels deceased.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-24
Sine ldGne Tiirain: aDnisin giftu-
rio non Spaniem.

@IS Dor Z Sabren Die iunge, fntm
neun3e6njGbrige 8rin8eIiin @na bon
@aften6erg ols aonign an ben ipo-
niiAen &of fam, pitr0e Oielfad Die
Srage erortert, mie 1i1 Die i'm freien
England er8ogene temperanlentDoae
5iirItin nit ser itrengen ale 2e6erS=
Iuft negieren0en Gillette 0es fonier-
b~atibIten &onigsbofes @ltropas ab-
fin0en mer0e. acknowledgements
lit es Der id0nerL beiteren Srau iebr
balo gelllngen, ben ani9eineno 10
feItgefiigten 8olt Der lteifert, feierli-
den @ran0e83a am Sole 0es &onigS
@lfonS at erI6iittern. &onig unO
&0nigin oitrfen jeBt Ourd Die &dlrrne
hires @aloItes idreiten, oud obne
bah Elm Seneboroier ibnen borouf-
monoelt. 3mongloS lit beionoers 0as
TomiIienleben oes Serrlherpuares.
9ie &onigin liebt ibre bier &inoer,
8mei S0bne ltno Smei Sohterden,
8Grtli6. g(ber eerooe in ibrer gigen-
i6aft oIs MSutter bat fie Oes 2ebens
erniteite Seife fenuen gelerrt: Der
0peite Nrin8, Snfant Saline, Der i'm
Sabre 1908 geboren iourOe, lit I'M
beilbar franz.
0ie Spnnier bringen Der jungen
GiirItin, oie iid eifrig fir Die @obl-
fabrtSbeItrebungen ibrer tleuen Set
mat intereIiiert, piele Spmpatbien
entgegcn. glfons XIII. liebt es, Der
S10n6eit leiner @emablin einer
~foItbaren &obmen gu gebel. ltnn
muroerbon Itebt Ser bIon0en &0ni-
ain Ser prohtbone &ronf6mud, elmer
Ser rei6ften Ser @elt, Der Defenders
feiner @erIen megen beriibmt lit.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-24

oieier Soee. Sn giIbel COB es iotpie-
10 feline itationierte 6euerpebr, 10
leate man oieier @riinOung feineu
Stein in SEN @eg uno iieht MIR nit
.Spnnitung Der @eIegenbeit entge-
qen, mo Sic Dnmen, in ibrer fIeiO.
Iomen Erodt, Dem entfeiielteu Gle
ment az 0eibe geben meroen. Dab
lie es aitf bierbei an Der oft geriibm-
ten Ereue uuO @iinftlidfeit i'm ge.
rufe nidt feblen lniien meroen, pogt
nienian0 al be5ueifeln. Se0enfaas
fam man sic 8iIbeler Donen in
oieiem Iltnfte ais 8abnbreder Be-
trafterL oern eepiB fperOen in Der
Solge nod in manhen 9rten 9amen-
Ieuerpe6ren entite6en. A6er einS
erregt bod geOenfen: @enn MN
einmal Die @uspiihie Ser engliiden
Srouenbetpegrng oud Oie 0eutihe
Sroltenpelt anltedte un0 Elm @in-
greffen Der 6euerpebr notpenOig
Tafte2 @erOen oann sic @iI6eler
ltniformierten ouh ge1iigeno Ser8-
Ioii9feit uno M}ut 3eigen, Inn aiti
Die eigenen N1itihmeitern oen foIten
StrabI gu ridten2
Washington Journal., 1914-01-24
Die aricssbilans bOm Orei Sabr'
9mnOerten.

Nus Ser GtatiItif, Die Elm Sran5oie
iiber 0ie 5mii1en Ben Sabren 1918.
uno 1905 gum Nustrag gebro6ten
&riege gibt eriiebt mon, OaB in oie-
fen, 2S7 Sabre umfolienOen 8eit=
perio6e 1914 2onof6ladterL 1872
Seegefedte, 400 8elogerungen uno'
44 Ropitilotionen 5u ber5eidnen pa-
rem. Ser IGngite Der gefiibrten &riege
por Ser 8piihen @eneoig uno Der
Siirfei; er 0aaerte boue So Sabre
bonn eyobre 1914 Big 1899. Ser
fiirSeTte NOR 0ngegen Der bon 1S49
amifhen Se1terrei1 lno Stalien, Der
in fnapp feds Saeen 81 Gnoe ge=
longte. MIs friegeridite aQer yfa-
tipnen erfpies fiA in oieiem 3eitab-
ihnitt Sronfreih, oos 1919 Sample
ausfodt, bon oenen 5S4 iiegreih uno
455 fir Sronfreih ungliifli6 ber-
liefen. SIN @erb6ltnis Der Griegs-
totem reiben fid 6ranfrei6 in OBJ
f~tetgen6er 2inie SeIterrei6, Gnglnno,
MuBlan6, 9reaBen rno Spanien an.
8reuBen rn0 GngIorl0 erftriften IN
Sen gum Mltstrag gebrohten Shlnd
ten 60 Yro8ent Siege. Inter Der
Stdoteny Oie 6ie IGngiten BeIogerlrt.
gen a~lts5lbnIten batteti, Itebt @ibrol.
tar an Ser Spite, oos bonn Sabre
1879 Bis 1882 ben @ngldn0ern BONE
1857 Gage miOeritano, mGbreno oil
8eriibmte geIager1tng bon Blemnc
MIR 141 Gage tpdbrte. Ole Sdladi
bon Weiifoen i'm ruifiid joponiider
6elo5uge bat BEN %trmtrioen 8or8ug
Sic groBten Menidenopfer ge8ettigt
81 bober, 90 bon $4,000 4Gmpferr
1873, 1000 ouf Ser @abIitatt bIteben
5. B.. ettpos meniger als Elm 8ierte
Der an ser S6Iadt beteiligten Srup.
pen.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-24
@ilbcl in Seiicn.

Sn Dem fIeinen beiiiiden 5taot-
den @i[bel 1teben Oie 9amen I'M
Sample Inn @leidberehtigung nit
6n MGnnern nidt binter ibren @e-
f6ledtsgenoiien 8uriid. gnh an per-
I6nliAem M1ut unO pbDiiiher Strait
mouen tie es Dem I~tarfen @eiHlea
qleiftun. Sreilih war es ihtper,
in Oen groBen Brogramm oas
&edte 8it finoen, oa Die meiiten fir
cine o~ilniformierte~ Q[ufgabe plGoier-
ten. @oDoat an merOen Lag oa am
nddItens bod neil Ieioer Die MGn-
ner 6ariiber oie gntiheiOung 81
treffen baben, 10 iab man obne lange
gr~orterungen oapon ab. Nber, eine
abnIi6e Ginridtlng lit ia Die 6eu-
erlpe6r, 10 troltete man iih uno
Iidritt iogleid CUR @erapirflifuna
Washington Journal., 1914-01-24
Sin ME beriagenber TaGidirm fir
Seeres5iuefe.


Die Oeuti6e SeeresbermaItung be-
f1Gftigt itd, pie Der oSSnf.~ geIdrie-
ben foiro, G6nli9 mie oie onoeren|
Observation-Disclosures eifrig nit Der
Groge Ser Si6erbeit Ser 6lieger, in
Dem BeItreben, bic 3ahI ser Slug
unf1ae nod W10glidfeit 3u bernnin-
bern un0 Die &ermenOtng ser Slug
seige i'm 0ienfte 0es Scores gefabr-
Ioier gu geitoIten. SIN 3uiommen-
bang 0amit lift enc @rfinoung bon
Observation-Disclosures Die ioeben
in Se1terreih nit g%ldn3enOem Grfol
ge erprobt tpor0en lit. @s banOelt
li1 Inn elm gotl3 %neuortiges Sail
Id%irmfpItem oes 9fittmei1ters A0oIf
Srei6errn S0olef b. Fingered. Ole
bisberigen Gaai6irme batten ben
gtndteil, 0oB iie iebr oft iid nidt
entfolteten tpenn lie in Mirfiamfeit
treten foaten. gs NOR oarum Oas
BeItreben ser Soui9irnferbouer
oieIe Mogli1feit ourh e1ne medic
niiAe @orridtltn9 aits3uIhalten. Die
20fung oes &roblems gelanq benz
&ittmeiter b. Mn9ere0. @r berpen-
0ete nGmlid fir oieien 3ped cine.
&utrone. SoboIo oos 5lug3eltg ab=
suitiir3en 0robt, fonn Der Slieger
01trh einen &iB on Ser 2eine, bic er.
in Ser Sono bGlt, oie 8atrone, Die.
liA innerbolb oe8 Saafhirmes be-
finDet, 5ur grploiion bringen. Die.
8erinhe ergobelt DOB Die &riegs-.
brulthbarfeit 0es neuen Snnihirmes
iiber ieoef 8meifel erbaben lit. @s.
mur0en iofpobl BON Solicitations,
mie bon Slltg5eltgen Mbitiir8e borgez
nommen nit 8tnei beridie0enen On
~Tteiner, namIi6 eineu uGriegsfan-
fhirm~ uno einem .HaIiagierfaa-
idirm1. aae oieie @erilt6e 9elon-
Qen bor5iiQIid. Sci ben Slitg8eltgen
mur0en Slterit Soben bon 300 Meter
rn0 1onn BON 500 Meeter 0eriuht.
Ole Saufdirne mur0en nit @eDid-
ten bis at 1870 &iIogramm bei6mert.
Nber aus onen S0ben unO nit alien
@epihten ftinftionierten iie INNER
NIT b0diger Siherbeit.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-24

Damn ftonoen fib GIiiobetb SOIL
mann 1tno W1io GaIIini I'M Salon
gegeniiber; ser 4ommer6ienrot itellte
Die Sodter Der &iinltlerin Dor, uno
oieie ging nit GROCER &er5lihfeit ouf
GliIabetb 81. Ser Rontmer5ienrat
mar ielia in Dem @eoonfen, ME
Iiebebon Die ntiinftige Stiefmitter"
ieinem aeIiebten 4inoe begegne.
SD fomme IN elmer Ser5ensunge-
Iegenbeit, mein Iiebes6rGulein, fogte
Die 3iinItlerin. sd bore ndnlih,
bob our belttigen @eieai6aft Der
2eutnont bon 8urten niht gelaoen
fei, uno Sbr SER Batter iagte mir,
bob sic es ieieu, Die fid oagegen.
Itrditbt, Dab er TONNE.
Sic Ma6te cine feline Yaltie uno
oa gliiabetb Soamatm nihts err
pioerte, oitrfte ite pobl Oos SbDei-
gen oIs 3ultimnutng onieben.
vgtun fann id ober niht fommen,
mein Iiebes Sr1lidIein, wenn nidt
alt6 Scr 2elttnant BON 8urten fom-
men oarfl4
nDas fogen Sic mir
oSSSomobIl Ser 2ertnont BON 8ur-
ten ndnilid, oas uiiiien Sic fpiiieI
lit ser bette Sreuno ~ meines Wtar-
neg. Mein @atte@, - tic iprah oas
balb geqen Sen &ommer5ienrnt, Der
oIes oufbieten muBte, ieine 6aIlung
at %bepobrerL - bat mir nilr unter
Der 8eoingung meinen br%ennenOen
@uni6, gum erften mol nod u~1lierer
Berbeiratung tpieoer auf5lltreten, err
fiiut, iDertn e8 bier in g. geideben
fam, mo- iein 5reltro in @arnifon
.itebt Ser mid beidiiben fonnte. Dos
bat Der liebe SER bon 8urten ge-
trerli6 getan. Or mid niht bon
meiner Seite; er mar iogar i'm
Neben8immer, menn Sic, Serr
Rommer3ienrot, bel mir marefL unb
i'd oiirfte nid)t SIT Sbnen belite font
men, iDenn er ni1t oltH fon1men
0iirfte. l1no Oa8u, mein lie6es 5rGlt-
lein, brennt er 0orolf, mie0er NIT
Sbnen 8uiommen 8u fein, na6oem
er 10 longe iid batte mir ipiOmen
miiffen. SD mette Oarolif, en- itebt
oitd ieBt mie0er unten
Stein, er lit bereits oben", fagte
ser 2eutnart bon @urten, inoem er
Sen Sept sur Sir berein itredte, INN
ielbIt Inn oie GrIaubnis git bitten,
fomrncn 3u oiirfen. SD peiB, Der
SEER Rommer3icnrot bat nidts Od-
geqen. ST brennt 0arauf, mid oltnt
G6miegeriobn 8u bnbeI id babe es
felbf i'm Sotel geb0rt, ols Ser SER.
&ommer8ienrnt 5u 6rau bon Sci
Tern, genannt @aia Goiiini ooDon
ierahl"
llnO ~pdbrenO 0os 2iebespaor
qIiidielig iid in Sen Mrmen lag,
fagte Der &ommer8ienrot, Der nit
@epon0tbeit Ieitler @erlegenbeit Serr
gemDr0en nor, al Der &iinitlerin:
n0os boben Sic ent8iiden0 gemoGt,
ana6iqe 5roA. Weeine @G1te per-
Sen iid 5eate Mbeno nidt Denig
iiber 0ieie Silbeiter ueberrai6ltng
%freuen.~
Washington Journal., 1914-01-24
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Washington Journal., 1914-01-24
Sine Oenti6 dinsiide 8eiti6rif.

Inter Dem Sitel Ser p~eIt-oftIide
8ote", Monotsidrift CUR @ermiH-
lung oeltti1er Sprade lino 4itltitr
I'M fernen Often, erideint felt fur8en
in Efingtou bic erite 0eutf6-dineiii@e
8eiti6rift. Gie miro bon Der 0eltid-
dineliihen @odidule berousgegeben
ltnD bon elmer 2ebrfraft oieies Sniti-
nuts, WrOfelior Selling, reoigiert, ion
Washington Journal., 1914-01-24

oen oettldipredeloen gbineien als
geeienete 2eftiire Siir @eiterbiloltng
-0ienen un0 3ugleid 0elttide &ult1r
in China berbreiten belfen. Die MIDI
tigeren MrtifeI fiao neben Der 0eut-
iben @9rift aud in hineiilder Gbo-
rafteren ge0rudt.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-24
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The bee., 1914-03-24

Poor Mr.. Bryan. People say
SO many mean things abont HIM.
The New York Sun, for instance,
hands him this upon his fifty
fourth birthday :, Staying ten
der, reverent garland upon that
vocal head, what new iaud have
we for this ancient frien1, &C
claimed this day by all the yo-
diers of ehautauqua? This, the
plain and perfect truth: Secres
tary of State Bryan has been as
apt for the duties of his Office
and as successful in their per-
Torrance as Colonel Bryan was
at the head of those thnnnerbolts
of war, the Third Nebraska In
fantry. chicago Evening Post.
The bee., 1914-03-24

Mr. Gross, Of Hopkinsville, is 10
town today.
Mrs. A. O. Chandler was ~ Madi-
sonvile Monday
Oscar Underwood was in town
Sunday.
Lloyd Sisk was in Madisouville
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tell MeEuen, of
Hanson were In town Sunday.
Miss Lena Bourlaud, Of Crofton,
visited Mrs Lesley Adams Sunday.
Roland Vaughn, Of Slaughters,
spent Saturday and sunday in Ear
liugton with relatives.
Mrs. Roy Parker was in Madison
vile Tuesday shopping,
Mrs Mnrphey Suttoh spent Tues
dav IN MahisOnville.
The bee., 1914-03-24
INDIGESTION, GAS OR
SICK, SOUR STOMACH
Time III "Pspe's Dispepsin" Makes Your
Upset, Bloatcd Nomach Feel Fine
in Five Minutes

REALLY does" put bad stom.
achs in order-"really does" ov-
ercome indigestion, dyspepsia,
gas, heartburn and sourness ia
five minutes-that--just that
makes Pape's Diapepsin the lar.
gest selling stomach regulator in
the world. Ii what you eat fer
ments into stubborn Jumps, you
belch gas and eructate sour, IN.
digested g9od and acid; mead is
dizzy and aches; breath foul ;
tongue coated ;yocr insides filed
with bile and indigestihle waste,
remember the moment "Pape's
Diapepsin" comes in. contact
with the stomach all such dis
tress vanishes. Its truly aston
ishing-almost marvellous, and
the JOY is its hafmlessness.
a large 50-cent case of Pape's
Diapepsin will give you a hun
dred dollars worth of satsfac.
tion or your druggists hands you
your money back.
It's worth its weight in gold
to men and women who can't
get their stomachs regulated. 1t
belongs in your home-should al
ways be kept handy in case of a
sick, sour, upset stomach during
the day or at night. It's the
quickest, surest and most harm
less stomach doctor in the world.
The bee., 1914-03-24

Mrs. w. - Fault Of 81. Charles.
isla the city thpeuest Of her moth
er, Mrs. q IT Faull.
Mrs. jess Phillips. Of st. Charles,
Is ia the city visiting friends.
WIN Raglan ana wife left Sunday
for Campbsllsville, Ky. to visit their
son aud family, and to hold meet
ing at that place They expect to
be gone about ten days and desire
the prayers Of the Christian people
Of darlington
Mrs. Il. Rootz aud daughter Mrs
Eastwood spent Wednesday IN Ey-
ansville shopping.
Miss Merrte Vernon Robertson, Of
Henderson, will arrive Thursday TO
visit Miss Merrie King.
FOR. S ALE-My home on Nc
Euen Ave. Eary terms. For in
formation apply at residence.
JAS. ID. Campbell. TT
Miss Kathrine Wilson, of Sturgis,
visiting MISS Annie Ashby for a
few days
I'D Barnes, Of Central City, was
In town on business Tuesday
Miss Geneva Hart spent the week
end IN Carbondsle with her parents.
The bee., 1914-03-24

I, Mr.. Taylor, of. Mstiisnuyiile. was
In town on business Monday.
Mesdames Ellsworth Evans and
Ed Majors were In Madifonville
Monday shopping.
Miss Merrie King spent Sunday In
Henderson wiah friends.
Miss May Lillian Fish Was the
guest of friends In Madisonviils
s Saturday.
Mesdames Geo. KiIg aud g. G..
King, of Madisonville, we're IN the
city Tuesday visiting relatives.
Mrs. Will Whitford was in Msdi-
sonville Monday shopping.
Miss Laura Fenwick went to Mad
Isonville Monday.
Mrs. w. X. Nlsbet was Madison
Vile Monday afternoon.
Mrs, Chas. Barnett was in Madi-
sonvllle Monday afternoon shop
ping.
Mrs. N. l. Toombs, of Madison
vile. was in the city Tuesday visit
ing her mother Mrs. Dick Ashby.
Mrs. b. K. Nixon was on the sick
list Tuesday,
Mrs. Jack Stokes went to Madi.
sonville Monday afternoon,
Harmon Vaughan and Ivan
Spriug field were in Madisonyille
Monday.
Newman Whitford went to Madi-
sonville on business Tuesday.
Miss Kathrine Justin, Of Hopkins
vile who has been visiting Miss
Ronnie Hanna, returned home Mon
day,
Miss Ronnie Hanna accompanied
Miss Justin, OF HopkinsvIlle, as far
as Nortonville Monday.
Wallace Umphrey went to Ash
vile, N. @. Tuesday for his health
Mr.. Graham, of Nebo, was in the
city on business Monday,
Mrs. Chas Trahern was in Madi
sonvllle Monday shopping
The bee., 1914-03-24

Washington, March 21.-Tbe
year 1918 was more fatal for coal
miners in the United States than
the preceding twelve months. A
report issued toaa.y by the Blu
reau of Mines showed an increase
of fatalities of 425 over 1912, aud
twelve deaths for every working
day in the year. In the army Of
1885 underground workers,
2,785 persisted, a fatality rate of
1882 in every ], 600 men employ ed
as compared with 1927 i'll 1912.
Six thousand more men were
employed in 1918, and the in
crease in production was between
thirty million and forty million
tons.
The bee., 1914-03-24
RaiIroadins in Japan

Chicago-Bureau of Railways
News and Statistics says: AL
though our railways pay the
highest wages in the world and
face correspondingly higher prices
for materials than any other
transportation system, the Amer.
lean shipper pays smaller
freight bill than a shipper in Ja-
pan where the railways are OPP
Grated by the government with
nearly the least wages and cost
of equipments materials in the
world.
The bee., 1914-03-24

cord WeanesdaN She leaves a
husband ana three children, also
"a father, mother, brother and
one sister, Mrs. Julia Matthew.
Mrs. O. Q. Fears, Of Louisville,
Us The guest Of her parents, d..
and Mrs YIN. Bailey at this
writing.
Mrs. j II Atkinson, Of Green
vile, vas in town Wednes lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. DAVIS ADD
Mr.. and Mrs. j, w. Bone spent
Sun lay with DR.. w. N. Bailey
and family
The Spelling-match at, the
Woodman Hall last Tues lay ev-
ening was well attended. They
will meet again to spell Tuesday
e 'ening March 31st. Everybody
invited to come and take part.
Ida Bell, the small daughter of
Mr.. aud Mrs. w c. Durham was
on the sick list last week.
Frank Redman is but little
improved at this writing.
NJ. Y Sldler and family spent
Sunday with V. l.. Sadler aud
family.
Mrs. Ed Hanks and sons, Eu-
gene and Harry, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Gordon Putmen.
News frozs while the big snow
was on ard we are sure it has
not thawed much, there is so lit
tie in circulation.
The smallpox scare is about
over in this neighborhood. Only
two cases (both colored men)
have been sent to the pest-house
and 3 or 4 more had it but were
not sent from their homes.
Mrs. w. w. Crick, of the
country spent Sunday in town
with her daughter Mrs. Leota
Redman.
Joe Bishop made business
trip To Ellzabethtown last week.
L. l.. ,Tapp, of Russellville, is
connected with Stlvers Bros.
General Merchants here. Mr..
Tapp is travelling but his wife
and son will reside here an in
definite length of time.
The bee., 1914-03-24
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