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The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1924-02-01
mcAooo Praises ri. n. -s.s-

San Francisco, Calif-W. G. Nc
Adoo, former secretary of the treasury
and director general of railroads DUR
ing the war, does not regard govern
ment ownership as the "wisest so1u-
| ton" of the American railroad prob
lem, he told members of the Brother
hood of locomotive Firemen and En-
ginemen in an address here as the
principal speaker at the celebration Of
the fiftieth anniversary of the rail-
road order. He declared the railroads
and the loyalty of their employees
saved the allies during the emergencies;
of the world war by rushing wheat to-
the shnrtrntinneS ssas+ar-n front
Q ECRETARY OF COMMERCE.
y HOOVER says the government Da
not considering any plan for the relf If
of the hungry people in Germs nv
though several persons have talke 4 Of
the matter with the President. AS to
whether relief is needed. Mr.. J Hoover
says the breakdown in distr ibution.
coupled with considerable W ,emnlov-
ment, has caused suffering In the moor
districts. Uncertainty of BIZ .siness life
has multiplied many timess 5. but Ger
many as whole is still a nowarf,hl
country in business, agriculture and
trade. Purchases by Germany from
the United States in the first six
months of 1923 aggreg tied more than
$143,OOO,OO0, or about $4,000, 900 gold
marks. The industrial plan of Ger
many is better than 1T was before tbe
war, and there is even danger that r.
is overdeveloped. Crops throughout.
Germany are reported generally GOOD
IN some instances being the best for
fifteen years or more.
Major General Aliens committee for
relief of hungry German children Is all
ready to open its campaign for the COP
lection of funds from American c,tt-e
zens and 1t is announced thar at hee.t, i
slo'ooOooO Will be. needed The Amer
lean Friends service committee will adj.
minister the fund and the German roe.
eminent will kindly attend to the In.
warehouse and other ox.r.
head charges.
p EPUBLICANS Of the lower bou..
~ In caucus Thursday evening toor
important action concerning lerisl.-
ion, instructing the ways and mean.
committee to give the tar revision
1easure precedence over the honu.
Ill and ordering the former reporteh
OF later than Feb. II. The same dsv
ne ways and means, committee or
cred favorable report on the reso-
ltion proposing constitutional
mendment prohibiting the future is
lie of tax-exempt securities.
TOKYO was terrified and consid-
ably damaged by an earthoua,.
nat was the severest since the prear
smblor of last September. About
lirty persons were killed and MANY
nildings In the capital, In Yokohama
nd other places were wrecked. Next
ay severe shocks were reported from
endai, Japan; Rogota, Colombia, and
omhay. India
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
WILL. LOCATE BASES FOR
 SHENANDOAH FLIGHT

Seattle. April 2S-Captain Robert A. Bartlett, we'll known explorer and who was a member of Sefansson' s Arctic Expedition at the time the kariuk was wrecked near Wrangell Island several ! ears ago, Is enroute here. Bartlett arrived in Washing ton. D. c. from New York and will leave shortly for the Pacific Coast where he will snip on the Coast Guard Clutter Bear for Nome Alaska where we will inspect prospective bases for the Navy's 1924 North Pole Flight in the Dirigible Shenan- doah and gather scientific informa ion for the National Geographical Society. The Cutter Bear with Captain C. s. Cochran will depart from Seattle for Bering Sea about May tenth.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
DEpl,W PROpHESIES PEACE AMONG NATIONS, GREAT
 PROSPERITY, COMIERCE F

New York, May Chauncey NJ. pe pew, speak ine at tn" Montlrk Club in Brooklyn, at the celebration 'f his ninetieth birthday. said T have no fears at present for the fu- ture. On the contrary. l helievo the next ninety years will exprr. "Ice great and lasting peace amono the ,gHtious with mutual helpfulre,s, the rnvival of industry and interna- tional commerce beyond anything which has ever been known in the past. undisturbcd by religious excite ment and controversy It all seads 10 discussions and publicity. which arc the solvent of most of our pres ent illsr
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
.SI1Si,i FISHING IN
 HANDS OF MONOPOLY

Washington. Aprl 26-Today Delegate Dam Suthe erland charged that thruugh the fishing regulations d1'1wu !,y Secretary Hoover of the U,pa rtinefN; Of Commerce in sup posed compliance with the Roosevelt irarty conservation scheme, the AL aeka Packers Association, which he charged is a subsidiary comnany of the California Canning Corporation :, Lihbv, McNe7l x Libby, an ai@esed subsidiary of Swift. X Co, aui Cud- ahy Packing Com0any, continue t' have death grip on the Alaska salmon industry. He aasert!S tha' the regulations provide where. now and by whom salmon may he caught
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
sST PLACES
 BONDS ON MARKET
HEARST

San Francisco. April 30-William R Hearst today placed on the mar ket for sale twelve million first mort gage bonds. These bonds are Secur- ed by first mortgages on the San Francisco Examiner, the San Fran CISCO Call. The San Francisco Post. The Los Angeles Examiner. The Los Angeles Evening Herald, The Oak land Enquirer, The Oakland Post, Good Housekeeping Magazine. The Cosmopolitan. Hampers Bazara. and Motor and Motor Boating Magazines
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
MONDAY tTElEGRAPHiC1
HUSBAND AND WIFE
 ATTEMPT HOI.D-UP

Denver, April 2S-Nehlie Waters as,ed twenty years old is in jail at Littieton today and her husband Clifford is in the Littlebon hospital with a bullet wound in his left arm as a result of the poor markmanship ot the girl bandit, according to the police. Waters and wife hired a taxicab in Denver late Hast night ana drove toward Littleton. and at point five miles South of this city attempted to ''stick up the taxi driver. When the driver resisted a bullet fired by the girl went wild and entered the arm of her nus hand The couple caaim Ho have come here recently from Oklahoma.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
HAS GIRL.
 STOWAWAY ON BOARD

Los Angeles. April 29-Whlle United StaA,es Navy Board of Inquiry vas under way today at Balboa, Pam ana Canal Zone, sitting the sensa- tional discovery of a girl stowawa named Madeline Blair. aged eight Ct Il. aboard the U S. S. Arizona, the narship of Admiral W Y. Pratt, of the Pacific Fleet d. Las Angeles Har- Der, the wave of excitement in naval circ1ex, over the sensation was in It's backwash. Tae girl and nine sailors
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
$, HDOL EOE FINDS
 EGG; OF DINOSAUR

Boise City, April 2S-R. w Linn hart. 2 raIenntologis is in posses sion of petrified egg bearing indi- cations of belonging to dinnsaur, The egg is said to be similar to tinse found in the Gobi Desert Of Mongolia. It is in fine state of preservation. The egg was found in the sagebrush by school boy of Kuna and is 43A inches long and 3y F, inches in diameter.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
tDOLudIE IMPOSES WILL
 UPON LEADERS

Washington. April 29-President Coc''hg" today imposed his will up on he leaders of both houses of Congr. >s and prevailed npon them to tNtnd untii July 1 the time al whirh the Japanese exclusion clause in he Immigration Bill wtIi go into effect The avowed purpose of this is tu give Secretary Hughes time within Wnit.h to negotiate an agree ,nenG wpth the Japanese govern men'
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
WILLIS ADVOCATES CALLING
 DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE,

r 'tsburg, April 29-Senator Will lis If Ohio. in rn address to the Am . ertcIH Club. cdvocatCl the calling of aIHOthcr disarnarnC::t conference. Gcner ral Per hing. speaking iHmeal- lately aftoTiward tn the same gather ing, outlined the nations policy for the -s.t1 blishment of ncuelcus up tic eit.zen army far u.;e in time of nati,l,al peril
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
ROBBED HAIR "SAIIOR"
 ARRIVES FROM PANAMA

New York, May 1-The first bob he'd hair "sailor" of Uncle Sam 5 Navy arrived here today on the trc person of Miss Madeline Blair. o,''tv ard r'rnf"rr. who eonp' fve werks disguised as T sailor on the l3attIrsnip Arizona. of the Pacific Squadron. Miss Blair told police ufiiciHtS that while she was Or the Arizona. two other women. also dis .gulsed as saiLormer, were aboard that ship. According to Miss Blair the other two women were wives of two members of the crew.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
tDI,METs NAVY DEPARTMENT
 FNI.EHT MAKES STARTIL<G STATEMENT FUEL RESERVE

New York, May 1-Walam B.. Shearer. former Navy Department expert, in statement made pubic trday, said: Times are changing. ard the days "f neglected Navy are over" fte said that thc failure of America tn provide adequate fuel re serves has SO weakened our Navy, it has caused the United States 10 lose Ire advantage gained at the Wash : iuetun Armament Conference. He said the Natio of naval poSer now ie England five; Iauan three and the United States one. and added that the American fighting fleet is out numbered and Outgunn"A hy both the british and IapaE@se forces.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
HOPE ABANDONED FOE VICTIMS
 HAYWOOD MINE

Wheeling w Va. May An hope has 5ren abandoned that any of the one hundred and fifteen victims entMnhed by the explosion in the Hpuwood mine of the Wheeling Steel Corporation would be recovered u'ire The bodies of six miners had been raco,"~e1 '.'lt furthc'' -ascue wag rendered dif4cult to the point of prtsct jca jnpossibllty by the poisnn- ou> gasss-@ that fin the workings
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
OTTAWA ORDERS FLIGHT
 IN BRITISH IOLt'MHIA

Vancouver. B. C., April 2S-Otta- wa has ordered Lieutenant Earle Mcleod to fly to Prince Ruppert. Monday. and to cover the route by way of Hazleton. FortZer and other Northern points to lake north of Edmonton. This flight is being talk en to furnish accurate data for Me- IIaren, the British aviator. when he passes through British Columbia.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
HARDING 11sIP ARRANGED
 FOR SINISTER ENDS

Atlantic City. April Ex-Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania, addressing he American Society of Newspaper Editors asserted that tGrmer secre- tsry Fall arranged Harding's trip tc Alaska in order to turn resources in that hocality over to "grab abbeN. but that Harding defeated the schene for all time be his last public ut rerance at Seattle.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
NOTI ICE OLIVER TYPEWRITER FOR SAI.E INQUIRE NUGGET OFFICE.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To Henry Meegan and to his Execu-
 tors, adm illustrators. heirs and as-
 signs:
 You are hereby notified that the undersigned as cn-ow1er has eK- pended during each of the tonow.as years 1910. 1911. 1912. 1913, 1914, 1915, la16. 1918, 1918, 1919. 1920. 1921. 1922. 1923, the sum of One Hundred Dollars ts100.ooi in work, labor and improvements on each of the following Quartz claims known and describe as follows:
 Idaho recorded in volume 16s, at page a2s;
 Idaho No. 1, recorded in volume 16s, page 42s;
 Idaho No. 2. recorded in volume 165, at page lS1;
 Idaho No. 3. recorded in volume 194. at page 324;
 Sea Gull. recorded in volume l57, at page 4s5;
 Sea Gull No. 1, recorded in vol- ume 16S. at page 429:
 Sea Gull No. ?. recorded in vel ,me 165. at page 160;
 Sea Gull No. 3. recorded in vel ume l94 at page 32o;
 Eskimo Chief No. 1. recorded in volume 199 at page 157;
 Eskimo Chief No. ?, recorded in volume 165, at page 1e2;
 Eskimo Chief No 3, recorded In volume 157 at page 162: All the above claims are situated about one quarter mile east of Blu6, Alaska. notices Of location are re- corded in the old Monumental Re- cords which are now of record in the Cape Nome Mining and Record ing District at Nome. Territory of Alaska. That said work on the above mentioned claims was per formed as provided by Section 2324 of the Revised Statuets of the Unit ed States and Supplemental Legisla- tion, for the purpose of holding sahd i claims.
 And you are hereby required to contribute your proportion of such expenditure according to your inter- est in said claims to the undersigned co-owner with you therein. ~Hhin ninety days aftey the service oi this r.tice on you by publicauan thereof. Tor yoE interest in said ciaHns will kbeeeme forfeited and vest ia 'ha m aersignaa as provided N the sail 1 cHAs. MEEGAN.
 Co-Ownee PuhEsh March 22, %. Apri, 5, 12. Ixs. as. May 8. 10. II. s4. 3l' ana June [, IT. 1924.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
GERAI.DS CAFE IN SEATTLE
 SEATTLE DESTROYED BY FIRE

Semitic. Wash, April 2S Delay ed) Geralds Cate was destroyed by fire last night. after heroic work done by the fire department in being able to keep it from spreading to adjoining buildings. The Cafe was total loss. rc accidents are re- lnrted and the origin is still mystery.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
NU.IlE ANE.; RECEIVES
 NEWSPAPER DECISION :,
 OVER JOHNNY DUNDEE

Canton. Ohio. May Johnny Dundee. New York featherweight and junior lightweight champion, and Willie Ames of Akron, Ohio, q lightweight, boxed twelve rounds in a no decision bout here last night. News,papermen gave Ames five rounds, and Dundee three with the others even. but Dundee apparently was under wraps in several rounds.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
PR<N'ESS SERVICE FAILS
 TO LOCATE DAUGHERTY

Washington. April 2s@J. J. Me Grain, deputy sergeant at arms of tLe United States Senate has been endea vOring to serve process on TOT mer Attorney General Daugherty for several days and was informed by Daugherty's attorneys that he was out of the city. His counsel nave arranged that the warrant may be served thmorrow.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
INDIANA GOVERNOR
 CONVICTED USING MAILS

Indianapolis. April 30-Governor McClny was today convicted of us ing the mails for the purpose of de fraudng. and indicated that he would forthwith tender his resigna- ton. Emmet F.. Branch of Mar t,nsville, the Lieutenant Governor will become the Governor within the next forty eight hours.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
PAY LAST TRIBUTE
 TO LATE TAMMANY CHIEF

New York. May Many thous- aads of people from every walk of life pnid a final tribute of respect to Charles F. Murphy, for many years T; mmany Chief. IS his body lay in state in Seventeenth Street. prior to Icing taken to Saird Patrick's Cath cdral. where impressive but simple funeral services were hold this after noon.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
TUESDAY, TElEGRAPHiCl
NO BULLETIN TUESDAY

We were unable to issue our reg ,y,ar Tuesday Bulletin owing to the interruption of the government tepe- graph service between Nome ana Seattle. The Navy stations are working overtime trying to clean up the business offered arAd from what we can lcrn this condition will be more or less unavoidable until the new cable is laid.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
AMERICAN ENGINEER
 IN PRISON IN MEXICO

Mexico City. April William J. Woodward, an American engineer was lodged in Santiago military phi son charged with complicity in the Oaxaca uprising. It is alleged Woodward was given the rank or Colonel on the staff of the late Gov ernor Manuel Garcia Virgil. the leader of the Aaxaca rebellion.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
FRANCE, BEIditM tN ACCORD
 IN REGARD PREPARATIONS

Paris. May i--France and Bel gium are ill complete accord in re gard to the ,coursr 10 be pursued by the two governments, as to their putting the Preparations Experts recommendations into effect. The two governments will separately en- deavor to reach a similar agreement with Great Britain.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
PHILIPPINE DELEGATES
 ARRIVED LAST NIGHT

Seattle. April 30th Judge C. A.. nUuMs. a member of the Supreme Court of the Philippine Islands and delegate to the Republican Nation the liner President Jackson.
 Manuel TuesGn. member of a deit-vation damaTding philippine in dependence was also passenger.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
COMMANDER MARTIN
 LEAVES FOR CHIGNIk

Cordova, April 2S-Commander Martin of the around the world Army flyers hopped on from kena- talk for C1ignfk at ten thirty Satur- day morning. Owing to a blinding srowstorm, he had to follow the shore line from karatak.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
ROOTI.ExHsERS LOMBARD
 CRUSADERS HOME

Chicago, April 2S-BoOtleggers early this morning bombed the home of Elmer L.. Williams. dry crusa- der. The front of the house was demolished, the terrific shock was Of such force that the family was thrown out of bed.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
OF COURSE YOU DO

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COAL MINE EXPInDkiS,
 EIGHTY FIVE MISSING

Whee,iing. w. Va, May With eighty five missing. nineteen bodies had been recovered from q coal mine at Benwood, this State, in which an explosion occurred late today.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03

of Women Voters declared the World Court as dead as Caesar unless this country is arousable to its support Unfortunately it IS associated in origin with the League of Natons." he said.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
NcADtM TWO HUNDRED SEVENTEEN HALF VOTES
 CLAIMS ROCKWELL

Cleveland, Ohio, May With two hundred seventeen and one half votes pledged William G. McAdoo is assured of d lead on the first ballot at the Democl National Conven- ton. David Rockwell. National Pre-
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
Eiiii'O TIHN+ isjWN TEN
 RHKAI,D'S PROPOSITION

IIuenns Aires. May i-Louis Angel Fifpo has rejected the offer of Tex Rickard for the Argentine boxer to return to America. and announced that he would not fight under Rick ards management under any coDdi tons.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
THURSDAY {TELEGRAPHlCl
( GAEISD'S WIIkbW HAS
 LEFT SECOND HUSBAND

New York, May Mrs. Ingram. tiUw of the late Italian tenor. Car ESQ, has separated from Captain F. A. Ingram. British Army Officer, whom she married shortly after the dcath of Caruso, her attorney an nounced today.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
DISASTROUS FIRE ON
 NEW YORK DOCKS

New York. April 2S-A disastrous fire consuming five steamships and doing considerable damage to the docks occurred here this afternoon Among the vessels destroyed are the General Slocum, the Grand Republic and her sister slhip.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
FI:JrZE HIf;lNG SHOT BY POSSE

Tacoma. April 29-FritZ Bring, who killed his former sweetheart. Miss Albertino Otto on Thursday last, was killed by 9. posse made up of King and Pierce County citizens while resisting capture.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03

a'le unslcr arrest. ft was announced, and the sailors will face charge be fore a General Court MartiN for smug tling the girl aboard the Ari- zuna A thorough search If all the ship in Division Four has been or dercd by Admiral Pratt for any other girl stowaways
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
HAWAT.N I:OARD
 MODIFIES tlC ARANTINE

Fresno. April 2s-Upon the ro- ing of HonGlulu the Hawaiian Beard modified it's quara naine reg r,ait ions to conform to those adopted by Utak or April l. Dr. BroWnins, wiM sail for Honolulu tomorrow from San Francisco.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
lFt'NIGaTJNG PASSENGERS 1 INVASION HOOP, MOUTH DISEASE CALIFORNIA

Phoepix, 9rizona, April 29--F',mi- gation of all train pa SsengerS bound fo, Arizona from California, began thfs afternoon as a measure design vasion of the hoof and mouth disease
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
ELECTION RIOTS IN GERMANY

Be,Ain. April 28-There has been much rioting during the election now being held Over forty have ap piled for medical treatment. Six teen arrests have been made so far.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
WEATHER CONDITIONS DELAY
 ROUND WORLD FLYERS

Kurie, Selada, Alaska. May l--Un- favorable wea her conditions are ex- pected to delay he fligh' of the Am cr,can round the world flyers squad roa in their departure from here.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
DAWES SAILS FOR EUROPE

Gerald Young and Henry Robinson. authors of plans for the re-establish- mcnt of the financial affairs in Eur ope sailed today on the liner Leyia- than.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
WEDNESDAY,
 tTELEcRAPHICj
MINING MAN
 DIES IN STATES

Phoenix. Arizona. April 2s-Frank Lawson, member of the former mining firm of Lawson, Fuller and Norwood, of Dawson. Iditarod and Farbnnks, is dead here.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
REPUBLICANS TENTATIVELY
 SELECT CHAusMAN

Washington. April 2S--Theodore Burton, of Ohio, was tentatively agreed upon as the Chairman of the Republican National Convention, ac- cording to announcements made after a political conference at the White House today ..
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
DE VALEEA'S MOTHEl:
 SEEKS HIS RELEASE,

Wash img1on. April 29-M~s. Cath crime Wheelright, mother of Fla monn DeVa.lers, arrived here to take up the matter of her son $ lease with officials and members of Congress-. DeValera is at present confined in a Dubin dungeon.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
RRYAN's WIFE ATTENDING
 FAITH HEALING SERVICES

Hazelhurst. April 27-Mrs. Will jam Jennings Bryan in an invalld's s chair arrived here and is attending services here. Raymond T. Richey, the Faith Healer, has hopes of being able ito cure her.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
GOV ERNDR SPENDS
 NIGHT IN JAII.

EndiaHapoiis. April 30-Governor McCray passed the night in the Mar icn County ja1l and will remain thern >uniil he appears tomorrow be for. F'o1ll Judge Anderson for SGT encn
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
MrIlaREN LANDS TO MAKE REPAIRS

oml,ay. April 29-McIiaren, the British airman attempting around the world flight WIS forced to land a1 par!u to make repairs on his plape.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
Martin Arrives at Cignik

Chignik. April 2S-Commander Martin arrived at Chignih at noon Saturday. He expects to start for Dutch Harbor Monday. weather con difions baing favorable.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
FRENCH AVIATOR
 LEAVES .Ali4EP

Bucharest, April 2S-LieuIenant Boisy, dihe French army fiier hopped off from Allepi Syria. Boisy is bound for Japan.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
COOLIDGE AND COX WIN
 PRIMARIES IN OHIO

Clcyaland. May Yesterdays statewide primaries resulted in Pres dent Coolidge and former Governor can and Democratic delegationS res pectively. deciaivaly oyer Hiram Johnson and William C. McAdoo
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03

COMPLETE ELECTION RETURNS
 Tho management of the Nugget has wirt-i Juneau for complete election returns for the whole Of AL aska. in time for Saturdays issue.
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cared ill statement made public here today.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03

[ cts a day will give you the Daily Bulletin and Weekly Nusger.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
ROBERTSON WINS CHAMPION
 SHIP JUNIOR LEAGUE

Oakland. April es-Jack Robert son, @ member of the Olympic Club. won the Junior Nationaa LeaEne one hundred yards free style swimming championship Reggie Harrison of Venice won the second prize. wAI8H DECLARES
 WORLD COURT DEAD BufnnaD. April 2s-Senator Walsh of M0ntAnA, addressing the League
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03
BROTHER OF FORMER ATTY.
 GEN. DAUGHERTY IN BAD

Cincinnati. May IA Senate war rant charging M. s. Daushefty, pres itis mt of the Midland National Bank of Washington Courthouse. Ohio' and brother of former Attorney General Harry NJ. DausheNy. with
 conte,npt was served upon the for mer in the United States District At ltornev's office here today. Daugherty Immediately signed a petition for a Writ of Habeas Corpus. and hearing or the peciticn was begun at oncst.
The Nome nugget., 1924-05-03

TYpEWasJTEaa RIBBONS on sale at the Nugget oiAee, also . supply of typewriter paper.