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The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12
Notice to Creditors.

H. tho Cuitcd Stdtt~ Cou.m!eSione Court for
 Nome Precinct. DistrI,t of A!.sii , Second
 Division. before T M. Iced. Esq. T. ;.
 CUmmiSSi ,Lcr aud e1-JfficiU prOuac luGge. Tn the mater Cf the csta,c 0! LtLrtts l.. Larsen, dCcC.>"d
 Nol.,e ], he.eb; given that the andes 'i-ad, Hi4mar hat -ou. has br'n apI Oiu,eG ~ tuly. uI the last will ln4 tcNtuhCHt Ol l. utlt~ F.. l. .- son. deceased. tIcGltCf~ ..uG ell r. r~ou~ hayi.S clui Il, against the e,latc ut said LlJlls l.. Larsen LrcCvetd q, are hcr"b, Lptitd tO |. CsCnJ th"n. with the proper - LCkcIS, M 4li.. SIX mon h> lrum tn" Eub.l alton Ct th.N nuLi Q. to the >oi eXecutor, It the o!ice Of (. M. EulaLd, oU7 Front street. over the W. W. uE1EC rciiI ompany, iIl tn C. y of Nome, Nome prccln <, DIsL:let Ot Ala ,kd.
 IiILMAR HANSEN. Exccutor. Date Of first puU.icd l,u. Apri! ot4 ,SUI. SN
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12
NOTICE OF MARSHAL'S SALE.

In tho Unil1d States District Court for the Dis
 tri t of Alaska. $ Iond Ligieiou.
 Thomas M:hlonc, p! iAjii, VS. '. Wallace smith. Gcfcnddn-.
 By virtIc ,f an execution issued out Cf tho above tuti.icd court on the list day Ut Apr :, lEU., in the above emitted u-.iOu. where l4 Thomas McA4onc, tn HLove nam"u pI .iItiIt. ubtuin"d judgment ig .iust l.. W .l.dca Nmith, defendant, on the 2ith day ot March. l9l! have levied upon all the right tile and interest of tho defendant ill and to that rrrtail lot of lanL situatcd il thd town If Nom District Of Al ska. mur1 pIrIi I.uriS dcS T. Dn,. os tO4IONS: IJ- in blo,l 3 Of thn ol tow ISita of Aaiil, inm'ii- taIv west of ;. NJ. MorriSon's property, rLnuiag 5O t.ct uIUng the main Strcet oil the saAdSptt
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12
Federation a Failure.

Brisbane, Queensland, Feb. 6.-Par- liament has dissolved, and Premier Robert Philip has issued an election manifesto vuicing Queenland's dissat- isfaction at the result of the Australian federation. He criticiseS the common wealth government and declares that it has bitterly disappointed the strong est advocates of union and that many Australians would gladly see it dis solved.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12
FORFEITURE NOTICE.
Placer Claim skinny"

To S.ci hen Al. Govern. co-ownNr:
 lou are nercDy uJ.ded hat have expended during the year EUi oLe hundred collars iu I.4Or auG inprovcmc4., uu he DCn,h claim ..SkluuA," situate tu tie Ictt limit of Da hi C.t.c< opposite ere clIlm No. , t. said D, hi crock in the hOt g-rOk precinct. district Of Alaska. Lf Wni> ~-lu claln thN lDo5Ciiun ceTuu- c,.t" appears Cf record in volume U, at page o9, iA h office ul the rccordcr cf said pre- ineL m Ur1cr 10 hold said claim under the provisions 1T s"cllru .i3l ot the revised >ldJutcs f the Cniu States, and the amcnumentS thereto. uppro ed Jaaa. .ry 22 l, 1880 concerning annual labor upon mining claims. being the amount required to nOId said Iacer claim during and Tor thc pellou C.Glng ou the 3lSt cay Of December, EOl. And il Wltnlu ninety days rom the first puD!lcatun Ct this uUtl-e yUI all or ref G>e tO ,OntIDu 6 your portion of such expenditure a> q cO-Owner, your interest ill Lhc Salu claim will become tLe property Uf tue subscriber, your co -Cwncr who has made the required eXl cnGiture D., .Ee terms Of said section.
 J. A. (HTDEsTER. Dated, Dahl creek, Alaska, January lst, 1902.
 III-W 3m s
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12
Object to the Name.

Seattle, Jan. 25.-Thc chamber of commerce will investigate the report from Sxagway that the Canadian GUS toms otii.,al, object to the worl Alaska after the name of that town on the ground that the territory is in dispute. According to the story, the Canadians insist on the word being eliminate d from the customs forms.
 The matter was brought to the at tention of the chamber by clipping from Skagway newspaper. It was decided at yesterdays meeting to refer the report to the committee on Alaskan affairs
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12
MT. Osgood Thinks Cities Have Full Powers.
HE GIVES REASONS
While Property May Not Be Sold for Taxes, the Delinquent Taxpayer May Be Sued in the Ordinary Way
 --Points Rais ed in a Skagway Case.

Editor NUGGET: In line with what appeared in your columns yesterday as to the collection of taxes in incor- pOrated cities in the District Of Alaska. I would like to quote here, fer the perusal of many who have not the Civil Code, part of Section 20l, as adopted by congress, and approved June 6, 1900, bv the president: also Il conversation l had with one of our sen ators in regard to the same on the day left Washington, D. C.. on my return to Nome, and the day the bill passed the senate and before it went to the conference committee of both houses. When the point was laised the senator answered me by saying that 'wilh the limited powers given city council it, by implication, gives them the power to collect taxes, if not otherwise, within the limit prescribed by the Code, and such is the full intent of congress with out question:"
 Perhaps, while under the language or letter of the Code, property could not be sold directly for the taxes, why could not the taxpayer who re- fuses to pay any just and proper tax be sued as d debtor to the city and any property he may have thereafter be sold This would be more expensive to the taxpayer than the direct way, and it is my honest belief that if the collected by the city of Nome he will be sustained by the hiA her courts under the following from Section POI. commencing at the fourth parae eraph. under "The council shall have the fol- lowing powers, viz: "Fourth, by or dinauce. to provide for necessary street improvements, fire protection. water supply, lights, wharfage, sewerage, maintenance of public schools. protec- tion of public health, police pro, ection and the expense of assessment and col lection of taxes. Fif.h. to impose and collect q poll tax on electors, tax on dogs, a general tax on real and personal property, pOssessory rights and in,- prOvemen,s, and such license tax on business conducted within the cor pOrate limits as the council may decn, reasonable; provided, no such tax shall exceed one per centum of the assessed valuation of property, and all assess ments made by the corporation as sessor shall be subject to review by the council, and appeal may be taken from their decision tD the district court: pre- | vided, further. no bonded indebtedness whatever shall be authorized for any purpose.
 And in answer to any who hold that only improvements on the lots, and not the lots, in Nome can be taxed, the lat part of the second and first part oi the third line in paragraph five of Sec ton POI, whe rein it says 'possessory ] rights and improvements" covers the point in full.
 I. L. OSGoo Nome, Alaska, April 10, 1902.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12
Newspaper Prosecuted.

Berlin, Feb. l0.-The German govern ment is prosecuting the Voerwaet> (Socialist organ for receiving stolen goods, in publishing the secret nem- orandum of tho secretary of admiralty. The Liberal papers condemn the action of the government as illegal and unconstitutional, urging upon the Reichstag the framing of new criminal code explicitly declining to make pub lication of official documents felony.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12
Missing Persons.

Inquiries have lecn received by Post master J. J. Cole for the following per sons:
 Mrs. Miller Potter, 24 Monroe street, Coldwater, Mich., inquiries for 0. F.. Steele.
 Frank J. Peters, Detroit, Mich, wants to know the whereabouts of Antony Peters.
 Miss E. NJ. Fraser, Minto Grove, Toronto, inquiries for K. or F. w Nutall.
 F. J. Ker<lake, Commercial road, London, Eng, wants news of G. Wat kins.
 The German c'nsul at San Francisco wants information concerning Karl Robert Vendlandt.
 w. M. Rice, North Ontario, Cali.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12
Britain and Japan Once More
 Allied.
TO PROTECT coREA
Terms of Alliance Between Great Britain and Japan to Prevent Rus sian Eucroachments on Corca and Preserve Integrity of China.

London, Feb. ll.-An important par liamentary paper was issued tonight giving the terms of a practical alliance between Great Britain and Japan for the preservation of China and COrea. The paper covers dispatch sent by Lord Lan>downe, secretary of state for foreign affairs, dated January 30, to the British minister at Tokio, Sir Claude Macdonald. It comprises Il signed copy of the agreement. An explana- tory paper says the paper is regarded as the outcome of events of the past two years. Throughout the Boxer been in close and uninterrupted com munication, actuated by similar views.
 We each desire." says Lord Lans- downe, that the integrity and inde- pendence of the Chinese empire shall be preserved and that there should be no disturbance of the territorial statu quo in China or the adjoining re- gions.'
 The entente cordial between Eng land and Japan will make for peace in the East. as Russia will hardly care to anger so strong combination. Japan has for the past two years been steadily arming and preparing to forcibly re- sist any further entertainment upon or interference with Corea on the part of Russia.
 London, Feb. 12.-The Liberal after noon newspapers view the new dual alliance of Great Britain with Japan with mixed feelings, while the Co., servative organs generally applaud it. expresses modihei rapture over the cabinets departure from British tradi- tional policy" It finds solace, how. ever, in the thought that "the policy and interests of the United States are identical with those of Great Britain and Japan."
 The Westminster Gazette thinks the alliance may be fairly termed offensive and defensive; that i, has danger ly wide extension. and looks like a rather ha,ty answer to European hos tility.
 London, Feb. l2.-Baron Hayashi, who signed the treaty On behalf oi Japan, in an interview this afternoon, declared that the An.lo-Japan treaty was not directed specially against Rus sia. although Manchuria is within its scope. It was solely meant to main. tain the status quo. The Manchuriau question at present is q subject of ne' gotiltious between Russia and the United States, representing all the other powers. The present treaty has no collaterals in the shape of treaties between Japan anu other powers, but it doe, not exclude the possibility of d similar treaty between Japan and Russia with the Knowledge of Great Britain.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12

aId l55 feet back to E ring sea, toge her with aPpurtenpnccs uu mp. p.OVCmentS.
 Notice is hereby given that on Moncay, the 9th day Of May. lsJ2, ut o'clock in the Gfter- nC on tf Saiu day. in .rLnt Of the court house at Nome, Dts.rItL Of A4U ,ka. 1 shall, pursuant to sli1 CA, cItIon, sell the aOUve described real property, with lnpros oments thereon, CT 90 lnut h tn rcof nS may be necessary to satisfy piaindn judgment, with interest ihelcon iLd costs, U the highest ana DcNt JidCcr Ior uash l..
 FRANK RCHAEUs.
 CniteU sstdtcS AI rsh!l for the Dis-
 trivt Ct Alaska. -ccond Division. Date Of first pub. ication. ApIil 5Jh. NUI. 5wS
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12
Chinaman Buys Horses.

San Jose. Cal. Feb. l2.-Ho Vow, Chinese ccnsul-general 10 San F'an- cisco, is making additions to his stable trotters from the Vendome stock farm. of tn city. His latest purchase was q pacer better than 2;07. He is negOtiat- ing for Mckinley, for which he has offered $23, 900, and for Champion. the famous stallion for which he is willing to ray $l2,OOO.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12
Fine coffee at Nome Trading Co.
In Line With American Aims.

Washington. Feh. l2.-The Japanese minister called at the state department today and notified Secretary Hay "f the signin. of the treaty between Great Britain and Japan. binding he two nations to joint action to maintain the integrity of China anl Corea. The treaty i> precisely in line with the aims nf the Inlted StatpS
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12
Bas ebaIl Player Sentenced.

Glendive, Mont., Feb. l2.-Jerry Mccarthy, basel all player, was this morning sentenced to five years in the state peni,entiary for the theft of pearly $l5,O0) worth of diamonds from the trunks of Mir. Clau>sen, traveller for Minneapolis jewelry house. Me- Carthy confessed and led the officers to the cache where he had secreted the plupder.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12
Tlle MinStrelS,

The minstrel show, which is to take place on the 18th aud 18th of this month, bids fair to be the finest ever given in Nome. Particular attention is being paid to the solos and the chorus work; Mir. Hanks has charge of this, and he intends to develop some surprises that will be fairly heari-rending.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12

Darling, manager and G. H. Sproat, chief engineer B. Y. N., were also pas sengers. The opinion of MT. Darling is that the river will be low next sea- son. He will immediately put the smaller boats into conditi' n for hand ling business, so that if needed they will be ready.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12
Servant Girl Shot.

San Francisco, Feb. l7.-Late last night Annie Anderson, a Swedish de- nestle in the home of Edwin Shell, Ashbury street, was shot and probably fatally wounded by a masked foo,pad, who is still at large.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12
Count ToistOi May Recover.

St. Petersburg, Feb. l7.-Count Tolstoi is very weak, but is bearing up we'll. It is still hoped that he may re- cover
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12
Yukon Will Be Low.

Skagway, Feb. 1.-The Amur arr rived on Saturday with small lot of freight and few passengers.
 MT. Bertrand, of the department Of public works, was a passenger on the train this morning for Whitehorse H.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12
Dissolution of Partnership.

Notice i> hereby gircl that th" partnership herC CtCtorc existing DetWet Il C. ECiUcI aud Henry ". Cofiin, tn known IS the Arctlt Sheet Metal Works. has Uccn uis,ulvcd
 .Ci. WEIBEL. Nome, Alaska. March 29. 1902 It
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12
Oo.as.YOu.PIcaSe Race.

New York, Feb. +. 7.--Hegelman and Cavanaugh, the German-Irish team, were the winners of the six-day go-as- you-please match at Madison Square Garden. The score made was 77O.4
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12
Flour? See Nome Trading Co.

For the latest designs and coloring in wall paper, goods that will suit the most tastidious, go to Pioneer Sign Shop, Y4 River St., Fitzgerald's place. Fi,gt class sign work at outside prices.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12
ROs!yn Coal Is the Best.

For sale by sack or ton by Pacific Cold Storage Company; !ard on splt. Leave orders at cOmpany's butcher shop. 22O Front street, or colner stead man avenue, or telephone office on the
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12

Crafts road house. mouth of Neuk- lux rlver, on the Fish rlver route. tie best and m, st dl ect trail to Candle creek. Supplies aud dog iced for sale at rt asunub.e prices.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12
Cent. Best four. Nome Trading Co

The Paciiic Cold Storage Company have a selection of Swirt's choicest meats; alsO Agen'S butter.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12

Cash register for sale. II. C. Wilkin- son, Huu,er building.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12

A few ,bblS. Il-year-old Hermitage Rye and old Crow Bourbon Whisky for >;ie. II. C. Wilkinson, agent, Hun. ter building.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12

See Fox Transfer Co. for sieighs and horses. 10 Steadnian ave.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12

Hydraulic pipe q specially at OSca WItt's tin shop, SIS Front street.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12

The Fox Transfer Co. are prepared to do all kinds of frei4hting in town or country.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12

Freighting to creeks or about town Fox Transfer Co.,, 10 Steadman ave.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12

Lamont's chrystallized eggs, 75 cents per can, Log Cabin Store.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12
Milk, ! cans. $l. Log Cabin Store.

If you want sleigh ride see Fox Transfer Co.,, 10 Stealman ave.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12
Asparagus. 2,c q car. Log Cabin store

Alaska Photo O., Kester way. Spe- cialties of Groups and dog teams on ice.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12

Vienna Bakery, s l, ayes for 21c. T
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12
Don't fail to get che of those dressy suits from Humes X O.. tailOrs.

Hammond desires his Nome patrons to make appointments for sittings.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List of letter emaining in the post office tor the week ending Apiit Stb. 1902:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-07-31

Keep IRON Oeftin& SunDurntiS Is Hob
bed Of the chance to Dazzle empires
and gets forgot in the Excitement.
And then there's hero Gomez,
too. Sum people are mean EnufT 70
Blaim him for Taking Thousands Of
Dollars 10 keep him from raising
trubble in Cuba when the Cubuns
we're satisfied. They forget the
Long, long years he fot for Cuba be-
coz he Had no other bizness and
couidn't get on Retired List En-.
nywhare. can almost hear the
Grand old hero IS he swings In his
Hammock under Banana tree and
says:
Why shudn't take the mum
|ny2 The Younised Stats deprived
me of Job. As long 8 Spain ruled
here ] had steddy work. Then the
Yankees had 10 come and meddle.
Do you s'pose l am going 10 keep
still and Let them take the Bred and
butter out OF my mouth? No. lam
a hero. My life has been Devoted
20 the pursuit OF Life, Libbertie and
Spanish soldiers. Do they Expect
me to go TO work for a living in my
old aige? It's hard to Teach an old
Hero q new trade. / have fot and
Bled 70 Make Cuba free, thinking
the Job was Going 10 Last all thru
my noble, heroick Life, but here o
Lot OF white people come rushing In.
spelling my Job and then talking
Behind my back when / asst for O
few Rewards Of merit
Grand old herol Who can blame
him for Wanting sumthing to Ease
the Pain of being without mummy
and without price In a Country
where the people haven't Had their
Government long enuif to get dissatis-
fed. No wonder the hero's heart is
sad. Think OF the heroes that Get
blaimed for wanting to kill Every
buddy over Ten years old. It's
sollem thot 10 think OF them far from
their native Land Sending the Army
out in the morning TO Burn and kill
and Knowing all the Time that it'll
not be half Appreciated. Poor
Funston. Little did he no When he
started in the hero Bizness q few
years ago that the day was near ut
Hand when the Hero wouldn't have
as menny rights as the heaucksheneer.
The aucksheneer still has q chants
to Talk.
Il wonder why they keep on Be
ing heroes when the People don Z
seem toappreciate Them?" nav asst.
"One reason i spose is that it pays
better being a Hero than working on
q Farm, and the Hours are shorter,
paw sed. 1T ust 10 Be that when
Hero would come home he could get
elected sumthing, where the sallery
was Good without much to Do, but
that Gloreyous time is past. When
the hero gets often the train now he
Hast to run like white head soast
not to get bit by Ennything Thrown
at him by the Reception committee.
-Philadelphia Inquirer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-07-31
It Is A Wise Mother.

1t is q wise mother
Who accepts the children's little
offers of helpand encourages by low
ing and expressed recognition every
little kind act and word.
Who realizes that IL the children
are old enough to ask questions
they are old enough to be answered
intelligently and truthfully; child
ren's confidence in their parents
grows as they find their inquiries
are received with attention, and
that reasonable explanations are
given to them.
Who devotes portion of every day,
small though it be. to read to the
children.
Who recognizes that a parent s
interest in childs daily lessons is
often a stimulation to worthier ef-
fort.
Who appreciates how much sym.
pathy means TO the child. Child.
ren's troubles may seem trivial &c
US, but they are very real 70 them.
The feeling that mother will under
stand" as q comfortable belief &c
many grown-up children.
Who avoids calling attention to the
children's faults or publishing them
publicly. Public faultfinding and
scolding frequently wound sensi.
tive little nature and may further
harden one that is eallous.
Who encourages childish conf.
dences, and by treating them Sc
riously retains her hold on the
child and makes the latter truly be
lieve that there is no confidence
like mothers
Who remembers that mothers
make the memories that are 70 be
the inheritance of their child.
rem during all their lives; whal
tribute IL is 10 mother love wher
the silver-haired man or woman says
"We did have such good times when
we were children.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-07-31
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-07-31

The two elderly Irish citizens,
out for Sunday stroll, paused be-
fore jewelers. show window is
which were displayed three clocks
recording time in various parts of
the world.
'Tis odd, said one. I'm some
parts of the earth tbs yesterday,
and in other parts tbs tomorrow
while the United States Ia the only
place in all the world where It's To-
day."
'Tis odd"
'Tis so.
Now when would be me BIRTH
day IL were In Parish
Your birthday is today"
"Tis."
And It's tomorrow in France. to-
day?"
"'Tis."
Thin yez could never have o
birthday IL " were over there, be-
cause your birthday comes today"
'Tis odd"
'Tis s0."
mo doubt, that's Why the popu-
lation il so rayduced in France; but
il has advantages. A man Is always
as old as he is II he is born over
there, but If he lives abroad be Ia @
year younger on his birthday. coun-
tin he be home.
'Tis odd"
@" 'Tis so. New York Tribune.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-07-31

Summer complaint is unusually
prevalent among children this sea-
son. A well developed case in the
writer's family was cured last week
by the timely use of Chamberlain 3
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rene
dy--one Of the best patent medicines
manufactured aud which In always
kept on hand at the home Of yescribe.
This is not intended as q free puff
for the company, who do not adver-
tise with us, but TO benefit little suf-
ferers who may not be within easy
access Of physician. No family
should be without o bottle of this
medicine in the house, especially In
summertime. lansing, Iowa. Jour
nal. ForsaIe by Greenwell & Drury,
L.eonardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-07-31

OFFENSIVE BREaTH. For thispur-
pose almost the only substance that
should be used is the concentrated
solution Of chloride OF soda from
six 70 ten drops Of il i'm a wgHegIass
of pure spring water, taken iinme-
diately after the operations of the
morning are completed. In some
cases the odor arising from carions
teeth is combined with that of the
stomach. 1.-THE mouth In well rinsed
with teaspoonful Of the solution Of
the chloride in tumble of water, the
bad odor OF the teeth will be rensov-
ed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-07-31

The way 70 gain a good reputa-
ton Is 20 endeavor to be what ,ou
desire toappear. That Ii precise
~ the manner in which Chamber
lain 5 Cough Remedy has gained It's
reputation as cure for coughs,
colds. Group and whooping cough.
Every bottle that has ever been put
out by the manufacturers has been
fully up 20 the high standard OF ex-
cellence claimed Ter it. People have
found that itcan always be depended
upon for the relief and cure Of these
ailments and that Il Is pleasant and
safe 20 take. For sale BY GreenweIl
& Drury, Leonardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-07-31

Cut this out and take Il to Green
well & Drury's Drug Store and get
q box Of Chamberlain s Stomach a.
Liver Tablets The best physic.
They also correct disorders Of the
stomach. Price . cents.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-07-31
Memories Of Other Days.


'.TIll youths deliroBs dream Is o'er.
sanguine with hope. We iook before:
In age. when error charms no more.
For bliss we look behind