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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15

ioldlen @cieltiHoft pcriihern eiil-
nnber unO bobnrdl perihoifen lie fid)
aegenieitia niG,t 1tur Die @ortbeile
linb 8rofite bes G'eldGftes, ionDern
lie be5o9leit aud, Die SobesfaQe. gS
lit haber bSG)it nabtbeilig fir Die
Wttaliebidaft, Bic MitgIiebersabI
hoortrh 81 erboben, oab man i6ledte
Hiitfo oufnimmt. GS lit jeood iebr
portbeilbnit, niinid)enstpertbe Wit-
alteber oni5llnetmen. Sc gr0ber bic
3dbl IoId)er MitqIicber, bcito fleiilcr
mllB Der perbGltniBmGBige stntbeif
Der Gin5abIltng lin ieOes Ntitglieo
iein. G& lit baber imSntereiie Der So
li%aenbolter iel6it Die 6ri,d)t jener slr.
belt st c~rnten, ipelde lie i'm Stanoe
iinb 81 IeiIten, inbem lie basu beitra.
gen, Die 3obl Ser Mitglieber ibrer
0eleaid)aft 81 permebrcn. Gin @ort
on einen Sreuno ober Ageuten miro
ii6 oft erfplgrei9 benetien unb mir
fraaten bic Mitglicoer Ser @eiea-
ibaft ms 81 = uno it'd ielbit slt bell
rem, iuoem lie Elm glltes @ort einIe-
Gen. Sieie ercbe @eieaidaft lit in
0ubuql1e pertreten, bltrb 8. s. Wtc.
Garthp, General. I9ent, Alp 9anf-
nnO GerlI6erun9S @ebGrtbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
&!etn d aus StaDt
mao unsseeeao.

= Sn Ser Ct. Narien : Stride
ipuroen peril. @ode Serr Wlidael s.
SDeenep bon Dubuque ltno Sri. &a-
tharina Smitb ebeli6 getrout.
-Sinsbdn &c Mlplo, 0ampfbeiSune,
plumbing uno Cement, 472 Walns
StraBe.
SIM EfnrrGaits ser 81. @eiit-
8emeinOe nitrOen peril. ISOLDE che
lid getraltt: Serr &orl &eifIted mo
Trl. Moria Salentine. 0ieielben
perben lid 912 Sarf Sill bduslid)
nieoerlaIien.
S. y. Granben. peuti9er IbDotal
uno Nptar, Simmer Alb Sffices9es
bGube. 9. unh Wnin~Gtroh..
Sn ieiner gltcrn @obnung,
100 SanforO sue., itarb I'M Sitter
ben 81 Sobren SEER &arl lllrid, Elm
tetonnter Watrer uniercr Gtobt.
- s. 8. @gel3of, 2ei9enbeTtatter.
1850 SSppa Str. Seltpbpn 361.
SEER Seiurid 0iiieroing rno
Sri. &atbarinu Sargraoe purOen
peril. @OGe ebeli1 getrnlt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
Ic8arrg i~rriinnig.

SSobann Wc@arrD, melder mcget
Ges Morbes beS globofateu SaSote
bier in 9%ubllque 5rpei Wfal proSeIlirt
purOc, iteilte ii6 am 6reitag ii ga
Groiie, @iS., beim Yoli5eidef EN- uno
ertlGrte bieIem er modte IN Elm ST.
renbnus gebrud)t DerOen. gr iibers
CAB ben @lltoritdten einen g~elusenen
RepoIber ,nto batvvHion ioae ieiue
SreunOe III 2M6uque bon ieiner Gage
bena6rt6tigeu.@ e. 9erielbe iutrO ents
ipeOer in etrt @tseonIiner Srrenaipl
ODER in ienes 5u S~nbepenbence, So.
mterge6ro6t WerOen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
Wniruf OIL Gatbolifcn!

GoIton, Guruer Gountp, Sioz0afota, III
cine Citation al Der Gbicaso, Mlluautce &
ct. 4aul Gllenbabn. bat iebr iru6tbareS
Qanb uou 80 bis 40 Collars per ader in Der
lmse9enb. Cation bat brei SroBe 6rH6t=
BAUER, cine 9um3er Yaro, Polt:, GrpreBs,
Sele9ropbs nnb Selepbon : Office, elne
S6nitiparens unS Siieubanolnn9. "a mn
cine tatbolii9e Stride gebout ipiro, eril6er
mir tatboili6e Sotei. s8irtbe, SauSibreiner,
Otetger, Gattler, S6ubma9er, S6miebe
uno ber9lei6en. nit ooer obne capital, lid
bier uieoer,ulaiien. 9faberes wtro bereit;
ruilig ertbeilt burb Sobn 8appenmann, Gee
fretar beS SauzSomites.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
Gin biQiQcS Scim.

Sd babe 1000 ader Qaub tbie SGlfte ia
cultipirt) i'm 5opu MiIwoOb. welhes i'd
gerne nit benti@sn Samilisu beiieoeit baber
m66te, III %psrtauieu. Gas gauge 9ano Ut
portreiEi9 gum Sebausu 9eei9net uno eiue
Uleile Don Der Ct. Noia.S Stride 9elegen.
Der @ooeu lit i6wer nno iru6tbar-
,glad 2oam" unO bat cine lebmi9e litter.
la9e. 9lui bieier QauosshGde befinoet iih
pieles Gi9ens uuo @iienbpl;. Gos gauO
piro mr. oil Geuii6e iir S15 per ader per.
fault. Siele Gele9subett 1T cine 10 CUTE,
pie tie pohl ME mleoer III Stearus Gounty
qeboten ,piro. User INNER iib ein gutes
Seim mtsr 10 giiniti9en g~eOiuswu8eu oil;
i6atien mill peuoe lib oil
Senrp @leute,
Treeport, Winn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
Or. @alfcr,

melder pom 20. Suntur bis 5lm y.
Mf6r5 OILS Nr5t iiir 9ubuqlle County
frmgirt bot, bat Dem SuperpiIorels
rotbe cine Nehmmq BON $500 mir
Ietue 3ienite u]ntcrbreitet. 81. @nlIs
,ot ser g tar3t bot OeS @eltes
rem cine &ed,mmg pom $4,000 fiir Den
gfotb bereit, neil Der Nlr3t 1876
RpfenfGue SIT $50 per 6all be5ahIt
baben mill. Ser Rotb pertagte iid)
.lno miro pobl Die SraGe betreffeno
Be3ubllrnq iiberIegen. Or. Slatterp
Ideint yS6itle 5u MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
GciicmDc Iacmtcn:
S:pirpb TlriSurr. Spbn &ublcr.
Yaul Guc6el. 3. .. games.
Sic ncuc SiS5>ic StOur Gitl

foil, mie eS nellerOings bciBt,
folacnOe Counties bon Soma NM
&poll, 0sceola, 9lftnloT,
Gnmct, &pii,ttb, &olo Ilto, Glop,
S'9rieu, Siour, &lDmolt6, GDero-
ice, &ueno &iitn, @%ocdbontaS, Stunt
boIot. @cbitcr, Calhoun, Sac, 500.
@ooOburn Wtono1la, G%rdlp1oro,
Carrot mno @reen. Sugar 8tnle-
buNo, Saucod, &rigbt, Samilton lllD
@oonc mil man IN Die neue Sio5eIa
,biueinre6Hen".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
Ut b urgii@es.
@ereintste Staateh
or 6trGsli6.

Su Spcr8uiac, Su., IieRen iid) III
Der Ct. 6ron5iSfnS. Stride ebelld)
traltcn: SEER &ifolu,S GrnIter mo
fri. Iaria SenfelS. Seioe itto
&iuoer bctanmter uno geofteter
syomitieu. Gen gteugetrarter %lIl|erc
Icr3IidIten Gliidlpiini6e sum 8lrtOe!
Sran &idplas Solar BON Sprl1g'
broof, pclGe bebufS GrStlid)er Zee
bauolung nod 8eQepue, Sa., getonl'
men NOR, lit am Mittpoty Ibe1tO
lette @ptGc int Sauie ibrer Wtlttter
Srau Sotob GiOier, g~citorben. SIR
sos trifft>b Die SamiIie I'M 10 me1r'
ais lie cineu @otten nit acltu alroer
h~interlGBt, bon oellcl oa5 GlelteIte II
Sabre unO NoS Siinaitc mn . Vto'
nate alt lit. 9tc 8eerOtQlmg 11no
nntcr 5abIreidcr 9etbeIIiglnG IN
Striugbropt itatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
WdItuua, Gatbolifeu!

SD babe % Sarmen 81 perfonfen, fteint
uuO 9robe, nit ooer obie Gebdulibteitei.
Qud ELI S6mleoes uno @a9nersei9ait,
mebrere @%obubauier nit gottcn. iowle eini9e
gotten obre @eb0ulidteiten I'M St0Dtheu.
IS mare bier aud cine quite Gele9enbsit,
eineu 9eibltal, cine gralierei unb auoere
@eiddite gu eroiluen. Gas 9auo III oieiel
Gcgenb 1T gut. Wir BADEN STRIDE uni
S6ule: 9tue5 Deuti9. I'm uGbere aus.
funft wenbe man lid OH
Noam % inter,
Mbaup, Stearls Co., Minn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15

MeierS @rppe. Minn., s. WfGrs 1901.
Srn. so. >. Soebing, ct. gncas, ga.
Sebr 9sebrter &err!-Sie adt Glleer, biz
ih leeteS Sabr pm Sbuen tommen IieB fin
cine nit benz MtG9eufrebS bebaitete Yerion,
babeu ous9eicihnet 9ewirtt. Die Geriou III
iegt irii9 uno 9eiunb. Ndtrn8suoa
2. W einult o. S. B.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
STEELE aciu6t.

Gin III europa iemiuaritiId ssbiIoete'
iun9er Wanu il9t Stele als Sanslebrel
fir Teuti6 nno Sronsoii6 iaiAt iir Ghg:
lli9y ober alS Geieui9after tjnmal bel Rei:
fen i'll europa iebr bewanoert). Wfar
ibreibe OH Mr.. E. R., care Catholic
4rintiu9 Co., Dubuque, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
Or, 90uniuMer.

@ir boten I'll 100, 900 Nder por3iSlider
Torms20ubereien i'll Winneiota NIB Siibs
0atota Su Preiieu uon 50 bis S2l pro ader
81 p%ertanien.
Gbcnfols cine Sarm bon 1920 adsr nit
quten @ebauoen.
Sin Tarm pon 440 ader, iammtli@ cults
pirt, NIT 9uten @ebanoen.
Sin iib gut ,ablenbes Sotel unb anpereS
Sarns unb Staoteisentbum entweoer ST uers
touici obsr III ucrtaui6eu.
8itte bel ms por3nipre6cn unb mir wers
ben Sbreu 99iiniheu~ eutiprc1en.
SoBn Yicr & Co.,
@rmbei9entbums NIB 9eriideruu8Ssaseut,
352 Siebentc Girobe. Glrbuaue. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
5prcmt Dor,

Wir limb II Der NoGe, Gls nil allen
SOrtsn @Qenw0Grsn, 0etsn. Seppi-
den, MOttsn mo Celtub 5r peri.bsr,
ale DON !eitsuosn J0hrltanten Gemad:
uno atasn 8car Qslauit, pslbe nix al
BreiIsn dnbisten. bic IOnIi nirgenbs
auG,boter !psroen tDnnsn.
.~ Sdmes 2eui q 60.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
&G%iCBnuoiung.

SEER 2loiS Saiel, go. 1874? Glap: Strabe,
Snbuuue, Soma, bot itetS cine p~outduoi9c
anSpabl einbeimii6er uio importirter SGies
iorten porr1tbig. &H5wGrtise tetsaunsen
pcroen prompt beiorst. Breisliite piro auf
0eriau0eu aerne ;noeianbt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
Gbicaso, ben IL. gpriI.
6etreios,

ebicago, ben IL. Ipril.
1etretoE.
We,;er-
Mai: 72k@73k.
Suit: 7Sb@:4t.
SolH-
Ntai: 50t@61R.
SuIi: 595@6l4.
oaier-
Dtai: 414@42t.
SuIi: 345@35.
@isbmarst.
Shpeine-
Shwsre, 81. 10@7.3O.
Shnere. ralhe, sc S5@7.Oj.
gei6ts, Sc. IS 0S6. 20.
Gennil9te, S 6.S0@7.25.
SIeb-
Grtra Rinopieb, Sc sO@7.25.
@ntes, So. 75@6.40.
MlttelmGBioeS bis 9utes. $4. 25@6.4 40.
@iniabe Sorte, ga. 25@6.40.
Gibe, pl.25@5,5O.
NunOer, ~. 50@5.2j.
&uusu uno S6leu, So. 100000.
Rdlber, So. 50@5.T5.
@nte bis aussewaB!te Geras Stisre, $500
@G.00.
eddie
9Seltli9s 2Gmmer, S5.25@6.75
@iuheimiibe 20mmer S4T5@6.S5.
Weltlihe Shaie, 4 .50M5.00.
Ginbeimii6e Shaie, $5.25@5.75.
Yrovtroaea.
S9psinefeii6-
Mai: So. 65@S16.S7.
Suli: SIC. S2@$17.00.
Shmols-
Wai: 50. 81. @S9.75.
S,ult: SO. 77@$9.S5 E#a. g3
Gippen-
Mat. IS 97@S9.C7.
Suli: 50. 12@9.22.
Sla6siamsu-
Qpril 81. 76.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
=. re hci5,t r,ou ;,,,4o o;,,o oCf+;o,

- sc DciEt man iude cine g(ftien,
Gc'eIi0ait III 8nbuQue 81 griinOen,
nm ben 8Gu elmer eIeftrtiden Balm
radl CASCADE 5It lulternebmen. Die
s;6ee iii cine iebr CUTE
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
@oSiEemWaaren BET Sas
Seui & SO.

lluiere Wo6iIenpoarers Nbtbcilun9 1T ais
erfauntsrmabcn oa8 9r0tte unO bette ptos
biitenwoaren go9er ,in mittleren Getcn.
gSir lobe,t gle ell, bdsielbe ;G beItdti9enl.
Die beuti6en Sertduiesuunen iino sri.
Dtaria grobmet uuo Srls w. 3pad.a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
0etersburo. Gonna. IA. quo. 1901.

petersburg. Soma, IA. aue. 1901.
9rn. @b. Soebin9. ct. QucaS, Sa.
@srtBer Treun6 !-Giulie9eub tnbeu Gle
$500 fir Mebi;iu, welhe mir l9on Dor
Siemli9 louser 3eit sei6idt wuroe. Gber
beiier ip6t benin rielnols. Vie Mebi;i, be-
mics lid 9erooe oils mas lie enpiobleu murbs
unD CAB bic SrObte geirieOi9ung.
adtunssuou
g. 9. ~ OF II II.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
Gienfbnte Gcimbt.

Gin ;uuerldiiises Wdb9eH wirb fir ause.
meine 0ausarbeit eeiI6t. @au peuoe ii6
oil Ga g8. IA. Ctr, Dubuque, So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
$50 Ene?

Sobanna SleoIer, 9eboren III Res
mid, 9e9enwGrti9 30 Sabre olt unS i'm
Nabre 1891 n0d 2lnlerifa aus9emanoert.
Nuua WaGner, 9eboren gu Volehoorf
uub ua6 Nmerita Gusgepanoert 1884.
Man leube etndI9e NIstlnit oil c.. K. NJ,
care Catholic Qriutiua Co.. Dubuque, ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
TiculimIodlcn berIanQf.

Sin Wdoden, baS gut to6en fam, finbe
quite Steae nit 9ntem Sobn. Wan fra9'
ia6 ooer idrelbe an Wrs. R. Q. Gou6
"a u. 5. Strabe, Gnbuque. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
Gar, QaSere TerIoH.

~
mabifpu. Geb, Suit 1894
EoHpr SBni9'S Rsr2cu.Stdrser bot bet mir tia
rsines @8gRosrlpsrf ooQbradt beuu uah benz erItru
2pfel upn tcitlite i'd rpisbsr gut iblafeu ruo bin mad
SsBraud BON Spsi SIaidsu bon m.tuem yteroeu.
Isioeu gang beirsit uno 10 s.iuRn eaB t6 rpis siH,
gang aaeers Eeriow ia5is. Srou ~. StutE
Serr q 8. elano aus Jloripcoo. 4to.. i3rsipt bar
reiu Is Sobr, alter Sobu 'ppu isit 2 Sobrsu 1sHr
ueruOs mar. unO srt pom iOiGer 2nait sspIast iunrOe.
bah sr Hi6t I'M eouie gu ba!tsn mar. ~ta'psi!'n ee'
bouptste err aud. bob istue SIteosr psrisst mn as'
broteu Scien. iouIt mar er aber saNt oerHaHft'8'
w,eois;u unb arr,te baIrsu ibm uints. na9osnt or aber
gait.. R6nia's 9serpsu.Starier uabn'' Wts ss11s'G
rue Sat ss.ae lo.as aust uaS SSssa asaE
Co., efr fpertDpoGes BUD tfr gicroerre,oerI
$PTEH miro Seoert Der as perlan9t .5ugeI1He
~ atrme erbaiisn ou5 bic Webi5in nrsioHf
Iiek WeoiSin puroe ieit BEN Sabre 1876 BON fel
Sohip. 4aItor abrig. Sort MaOne, SHo %5ilbereliG
NIB iebt inter isiuer anipeiilng BON Der
KOENiG MEDICINE CO.,
SSS RaRdolph ST., CHICAGO, TEL
Sci eipothefera, su- baben far
$500 Ste SIaides 6Slait,sR tnr 5000
asoBe S1.75, q fir $500.
gu haben in Dubuque Bel s. %.
8uete, Qpotbeter, 656 MainltraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
Gnabc ac1nBt.

Gin gutter beutider tnabe. Der 9elinut III
bas @Gter5auopert III ~lernel. miro sein6t.
Wad,uiro9en bel @b. SuuSt, 2iO6 Gouier
Qpenue, Dubuque, ,Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15

@eialsene 8ulis 9aute: go. /, 6sGents /;
No. 2, 81 Gents.
Sui3 geIalSene Nalbbdute: 80. /, 10
GeutS DO. z, s. Gents.
Sal9: DO. /, 5. GentS; go. 2, Al Geuts.
S6aiSiele: 800 l7@ents.
Erp Scne, SI2 90 per Soune; Milerat,
S21 per &ouieub; Slad SAT, $l0@1S per
Sonue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
StaAl Ana Amgegeud.

knteIed atths Postotics at Duou1r,, Low
and admitted for transmission through
The mails at second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
Grscft Irc5siStaoca.

Sd empiebte hermit Stroop'5 beriIbmte
beutibe Bulper. OieieIbm bei!eu ieocn Wlo1
ilidJt aIi9ebrOfeneny EretS iomohl iunerli9
oils GuBerlih. Gas auertount eiu;ie bette
Mittel, I'm Ro9entreb5 eriol9rei6 ST. beilen.
sSegen Na6erem, 9engniiie II. |. 10, iDreibc
man al:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
Murkthertdtte.
Slf Ssat 6roEocrrauf.

Ou b II II G, ben 12. WpriI.
@etreibe, Seu, Mebl etc.
Saier: 42@4Sc.
Eoru: GOOSE.
Gerlte: 50-60c per %uIbel.
No99en: 50-'0c per Snlbel.
Sen ST. 00m12.5
ytebl: Eotent, S3.So@4.2O; itrai9bt.
SO. 60@4.00.
&Ieie: $1,000.
Gutter, GierunS Gdis
Ger: 12c per Suteno.
Slltter: Sairp, zoe y. Silno; Gredr:
erp. CSC.
adic: 0Pabm : Sale, 1916; @rid, 1916.
SrocerieS, etc.
NeiS: 6i-9Jc per Eiuuo.
SIplebcln 81 90 per &uibe!.
Iepfel: $3.50 @4. 0 per Sarrel.
TartoieIn: LOO per &ulbel.
GlebL
Stiere: SO. 5O@4.OO.
GlRosr: S2.00@2.50.
6iibe: 81. 00@2.5 80.
Saiber: S4. 0005. 90.
Nrllblin9S:y Qmmer: $3.50.
Shweme tani benz SuBJ: $5.5o@6.oo per
bunoert Eiuuo.
GefRiset: 7-10c.
gieb gei1la9tet.
Iinofeli9: 7t@9c per Fiuno; &inrer.
64@Stc per EiuuD.
S6ofaei1. S1aileii9, lie; Samnels
TIsIl1, ytc.
Gropi ions.
@erGhGerteS 6leii6: S9unten, 11i@12c;
Sped, l1&@15c.
S0malj: l0@11c.
&ob!eu: Narttoblcu, $3.50 per Soune.
9oii: @ute5 GibcubOls, 4.50@S4.7J pei
Sorpe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15

G0WarS =. @neSiuS.
CT. NIcaS, Soma.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-12
A MISMANAGED INDUSTRY.

THE NuGEEr is prepared to state that the rein deer stations, for whose care and maintenance the government of the United States pays, are disap- pointing failure The statement has been made ire euently by men who are in position to know, that the reindeer stations in Alaska conducted chiefly in the interests of the persons having them in charge and, who for their work draw salaries from the gov ernment. For three years and more or since this section witnessed considerable influx of white peo pie, much has been heard of the government reindeer stations, Numerous expeditions have been made to Siberia, and at large expense the government has i'm ported reindeer. For whose benefit would like to ask? Notwithstanding the increase in hocks and herds, the Eskimo for whose benefit, told, reindeer introduced, continue to die of want or become q charge upon their white neighbors whils those in charge of the governments herds wealthy and gross. The methods adopted by the agents of the government in the handling of reindeer mockery and a snare. They an absurdity which should be abated; they are both dangerous and per nicious. They are fraud that should no longer be tolerated.
 change of method and of management is em- nenty desirable The supervising agent of the gov ernmsnt who visits this section for few brief weeks in the summer season, is merely junkeling trip on revenue cutter. Of actual conditions, neccss- arily he can know but little. The costly government herds are left largely in the charge of irresponsible and indifferent individuals, for eleven months of the year. and the supervising agent goes to Washington and writes voluminous reports te the growth and prosperity of the reindeer industry
 It is about time that results were accrung for all the expenditures that have been made. We would like to have brief enumeration of the benefits derived, and by whom. Certainly not by the people for whose benefit, we are to suppose reindeer were
 first introduced Every soul might die of starvation except the favored ew before of these sacred ami mals should be sacrificed.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-12
THE MONROE DOCTRINE ABROAD,

THE NUGGET's article in the last issue entitled "The Monroe Doctrine" has given rise to consider able discussion in certain quarters. We will simply preface this article by saying that it is passing strange the amount of transformation which prevails con corning this me-honored doctrine" and if THE NUGGET shall have succeeded in throwing ligh, on what appears to be misunderstood subject, we shall be gratiied.
 There is feeling abroad in Europe that Ameri- cans wear the Monroe doctrine much boy carries chip on his shoulder with the desire to provoke . fight, an attribute of which quite unconscious, yet which: 1t must be confessed has foundation in the unguarded expressions of public This is what President Roosevelt said of it short time ago: '"We believe in the Monroe doctrine, not as a means of aggression at all. It does that we are aggressive towards any power. It means. merely that as the biggest power the continent we remain true to the principle first formulated under the pres- deney. of Monroe, through John Quincy Adams-the principle that this continent must not be treated as subject for political colonization by any European power As say, that is not an aggressive doctrine It is a doctrine of peace. doctrine of defense ! doctrine to the chance this continent for the United States here to develop peaceably along their own lines"
 Yet President Roosevelt could not refrain from ad- ding:
 Shame to us if we assert the Monroe doctrine and then if our assertion shall be called in question: show that we only have made idle boast, that we are not prepared to back up words by decds'
 There it is in a nutshell. It is doctrine of peace and defense, yet European nations, some of them assume to see in it only doctrine of aggression The presidents words not strictly aggressive but if one chooses to the "chip on the shoulder" who can hinder them?
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-12

Trusts are in operation all over the world, and are bound to in- crease iE number and scope. The tendency, too, will be to make them international, The steel trust will soon cover, in it's opera tions, rot only the United States and England, but Germany, France, Russia and all the rest of the industrial nations. The tend ency all over the world and in all sorts of interests, among workers as among employers, is to concentra- ton. This is what makes the trust question so difficult to deal with. Legislation which would entirely overthrow the American trusts, if it could be enacted and enforced, would put this country in the power of the trusts in England, Germany, and the rest of the world. Nevertheless, the abuses which are worked by monopoly will have to be dealt with by the law. To this extent at least the statutes can be made effective againt the trusts.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-12

It is of the nearest concern of the people that the bench be occupied by men ofwhose learning, integrity and good habits there can be nei- ther doubt nor question. The courts are the protectors of the people. They prevent and remedy injustice, they curb the strong and protect the weak. The judicial branch of the government is the one with whom private citizens have the most to do. With competent and honest judges the lives, the liberties and the property of the people are safe. When incompetent or dis honest judges occupy tho bench nothing is safe, the purpose of gov crnmentis defeated and it's security threatened or dissolved.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-12

When Capt. Geiger owned the Snake river bridge he pursued a liberal policy. Neither women nor children were compelled to pay the five-cent fare. When the present proprietors secured it, they did not exercise the same wisdom as their predecessor. Women, children and baby carriages alike were forced to contribute to their slot machine. Naturally the women rebelled against this 25-per-csnt.per-month- sort-of-business, And the women are unit in denouncing the gen. tleman from Connecticut. who ex- acts his tithes of "anise seed and cumin,"
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-12

TIE NUGGET today begins the publication of tho
 first of series of articles from the pen of Capt Peter Bayne, well known to very many of the people of this section. Capt. Bayne calls his article ''Incidents and "reminiscences of an old whaler during 2 period of 36 years both sides of tho Pacific and Atlantic, the greater part of the time being spent north of the Arctic circle and on and." Thirty-six years l More than generation has passed, since Capt. Bayne began his eventful career; he has the whaling industry when it was at it's zenith has watched its decline; he has hunted the great white bear the seal and the walrus; he has travelled with Arctic expor ers and has himself been explorer of tho frozen northand; he knows it. During these years he has gathered store of knowledge, and now for tho first he has essayed to commit it to writing. These arti- cles therefore promise to Inc o surpassing interest
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its people. By application is meant devotion to its wefare-that is their own welfare, speaking by and large. If the reports which they make of the land good, some will always believe, although the ma jority may be against them. It boots not Let those ask who will "who hath believed our report?" so long as that report have foundation in fact.
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connecting as they do the past with the present. The articles are not romance yet are they full of pathos, tragedy human passion, and human suffering. That they will be read with interest goes without saying.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-12

The board of school directors arc now on "easy street," and have a handsome sum to use for school purposes. And we venture the statement that it will be wisely expended.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-12

A Tribute to Dog," pro- nounced by Senator Vest, of Mis- souri. published on another page, should be read and observed by every man and woman in this far nOrthland.
The Nome nugget., 1902-11-12

Candle creek folk are by no means discouraged over the outlook for their section. And they have every reason to be hopeful