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The Nome nugget., 1902-01-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate of Alexaatle Patterson deceased Notice 10 all persons is hereby gi en by the undersigned, administrator of the estate of Alexander Patterson, deceesed, that hy au order of the tnIteu states. .commissloner's court for the LhSCrict of AlasHJ, SecJnu Division. fdirhaycn precinct. duly entered on the 2Jth oay Of November, iSOl, he was appointed ad- ministrator of the estate of Alexander Patter- son, deceased; also
 Notice is nereDy given by the undersigned dulnlniStrator tP the estate of AIcxan.er Pat terson. deceased to the creation of and all per sons h wing claims against the said tleeeuse to exhibit tbem, with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first publication of this hUtlce, to the sad adminiS,tator ut his residence in andle City. Al IsKd, the same being he pllcc for the trainSGeLion Of the husi nvSs of S,.id estate.
 s. A. PEPPER
 Administrator of the Estate of Alex
 aliuer Patterson, LecaaSed Dated at Canulo CioJ, AiasAa, NovemDnr 27th lSUl. I-85iwNv
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SUrTMcNS.

In the United States District Court n and for
 the District Of AinS,ta, Setond Division
 (. F.. BAclVS and Soi. C. Simpson, doing huSi- ness aN simpson O., plaintiifS vS, William Sclncr, George Ochmer and George Sclmitt, defendants.
 The Pr ,>idcnl Of tho United States of Amer ica, tu the GGO,c named defendants, William Snlnor, George OthlaCr and George S:hmitt, greeting:
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear in the United StLtcS DStri't court. in the DStrict Df AILS< |. S"'onu juuiti T division, sitting ut Nome, in sid dist let, ant! to answer the compant of rluintitl in the above entitled action within thirty days after the completion Ot the period of publication of this summons. and if you fail to answer sail complaint within that time pluintitfs will take iqdisnCnI against ,ou for the sum spc ~ihcd in s,ii COWpidint, anu will apply to suid court for the relic! demGnded in said complaint.
 Praut.a (. F. Bayl6s in said coaplutnt de mands judgment for the sum of S2JJ, with in ter2~t, claimed to be due upon q contract for the construction of d certain on" story, five room frame buiidlng, situated in the city of Nome, in the District of Alaska. and for the further sum of T25, with interest, upon q con tract for extra labor and services rendered in the construction of said house, ana for tn" further sum of Si..0 for verifying and recording a lien upon said house ana the lands upon which the same is situated, and for the sum of TDo as attorney $ fee Tor torecloSing said lien, aud asks that ail of said sums be declared q Aen upon said house and lands upon which the sume k situated. and that said house and lands' may pc Nplu to sutlSIS Slit! uHtI illtt tion issue for any deficiency thereupon.
 Plaintin Sol. q. Simpson. doing business Gs Simpson Co.,, in sli complaint demands judgment For th9 sum of iJ7vS3. with interest, being the reasonable price dnd value Uf lumber and building materials furnished b, id plain ti1 upon contract. and used in. the conStruc- tion of sald building aforesaid. to-wit: That certain uneStorH, 1ve-reom frame building, slt tua Jed ln the city of Nome, in the District AlaSia. For the fur her sun Uf T330 for verify ing and recording lien upon suid building and lands upon which the same is SiUuated, and fol the further sum oI s1J0 attorneys fees fol foreclusing s1id lien. and asks that all of suiG sums De ooclarod Il lien upon said house and th, lands upon which the same Is situated. an thti the same be sold to satisfy said judgment. anC that execution issue for any deficiency there upon.
 The order for service by publication of thu foregoing summons is dateI the 4lh day o Jrnuary, A. D. 1902,
 Date of first publication of this summons January Sth, A. D. E02.
 Last day of the period of publication of thi, summons. FepruGry lSth. A D, 1lU2-
 Dated this Sth day Of Jauu iry. A. D. 1902. H. G. STEEL,
 Clerk of U. s. DisIrcG Court, Secout ISealI Division, Districtof Alaska, By II. (. GORDON, Deputy.
 Thompson. Murane X Thompson anu r. NJ kceu attorneys for pinintillS; offices on SteAu man avenue, Nome, Alaska. lS-1tw W
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-18
Incidents of Dr. Calls Trip tc
 Holy Cross Mission.
WITH Fn.: IACQuET
sad Trails and 0, eriiows ,iindered Progress, and the Patience oi.the Travellers Was Severely Taxed aut They ferssvercd.

The very complaie journal of his trip a Holy Ccss Mission, with Rev. tatmer Jlcques. kept by Dr. 5. J. .Call g full of Incidents interesting, and at times pathetic. A description of the .sanner in which rivers were crossed through ovtrtlows Illustrates some of the difficulties encoua1erel Dr. Call says: We came to a place. which. if d crossing were not made, it would ssecessitate a' retracinr of our hard work for two or three ,ailes. Kjeg- stad s sled being the heavier he care !all y crossed w:1j | his team was held back. When safely over We let his dogs go and sent them acraes in hurry. The weakness of the ice was eyidapt fre'a- its way, motion, follow iag. the sled. All were now over sN- tept the Father and me with Johnson'S 'S team, he and the guide being across with Kjeg,tad's team He, gave the word and let the dogs go, following closely behind. When about the center Tys,all dropped in. about kno 9, deep, to the solid ice beneath.
 "Then q disagreedble scene took place, as one can imagine. The depth of water was sufficient to bring it about three inches above the Fathers seat. bnt besides the whole contents of the sled. being enclosed with a heavy drill cover, the Father was seated on his sleeping bag. As he went down he exclaimed: That's all right; would just as soor die here as anywhere in the world Then to the leading dog he said: 'Eb, there, Skooknm, mush on hurry up. By the encouragement of the dogs from the other shore aaa- my breaking. the ice in front of the sled we pissed through.
 "All that day these, times were ire luent until everybody feet, except our patients, were wet. We were anxious Co make the second road house and only .eak tim ato remove our boots, pour out the water and as quickly replace tho same foot gear. The thermometer showed 9 above. Like many things in this life the next road house seemed d delusiOn and snare, for we actually kept this up until l 30 a. m. The dark night, the tall black line of spruce along the banks, and our condition was any thing but cheerful. Add to this tho Constant talk and interference of the father and you will have picture never ta,be forgotten. Sometimes think ing the cabin might be close,l,y, amt by calling we might get, an answer, each would.hallo. At the moment all ears were straining to hear some reply, the father in & fairly strong voice. would sing out:" "Murtler, help, thieves
 ''There was nothing to do but to make camp again."
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Summons,
in the United States District Court in and for the District of AIGsiSl. Sceond Divisi1a
 John Goodyear, Plaintiff

in the united States District Court in and for
 the District of AisslSu. S,ccohd DivisSn
 John Goodyear, Plaintiff The ynkon Gold rpedg;ng Com pulIS ul IJdIlaIo, N. I c. d Cor poratiun
 Defendant. The President of the United States of America, to the Yukon Gold Dredging Company of Bunalo, New York, q corporation, defendant, Greeting:
 You ure hereby required to appear and an. swer the cunpiGiit or pl4iutifi in the above en. tit4ed action wi. hin seventy i've days rrou the date td the tlust publication of this summons. the oruer for service of-whiuh is dated Dcccm- uef +Jsn, A. D. isUl. or ia,gment for want lnere- ui, Wi4i ne tuKen ag ttnS. yuu.
 toNiu dcblOu Is DruueuJ lO recover the sum of f'''Jo.uo Tor work and labOr performed by tbe plulAtln for you between the lst day of April iSss, anG tue lath day Of September. A. D. lssy. TOT further pdrtl:uitrS Uf W.,ich reference to the complaint oh nIe h2ion is herepy maue; Ahu Aou ure furtner iioViicu tn tt 1T You fail to answer ths complaint on before March {. lsoS, that the pl,sintiT will take Judgment aedihse yen Tor the sum of r1,so0eO
 VI loiiess he i-uporaD.e James Wicker sham Juoge u1 the Cniuea States DisLric. uurl in and TOT the DlStricu Uf Ai4sKa. Second Division .aerooi,E und the seal Of said court Atfxed at Nome, this twentieth day of December, A. D.. lSni. .'''''...'........ H, G. STEEL, Se1 of U. >. Clerk Of the United States DiS tohrt, District Court for the District DlStlltt or or Alaska, second Livisun. AiISAa, see Ny II. C. GORDON, one oiu Di'laloh. Deputy Clerk.
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K. of P. Bail,

The Knights of Pythias club are pre- pairing to give grand ball in the new Golden Cato hall. Monday. evening, January 27... This will be the initlal opening of this splendid new ball. It will have F boxes, and already a nun ber of these have been sold. Lieut.. Sundehauf is chairman of the commit tee on arrangements, and it goes without saying that every detail will be completed in thorough manner. The fame of the Knights of Pythias as entertainers is thoroughly established, and the ball bids fair to be the most pleasant ever given in Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-18
FORFEITURE NOTICE.
Placer Claim Skinny"

To stephen MsGoyern. co-owner:
 You are hcfeDy noLned tn .t have expended auflng the year i.Ol one hundred dollars in labor and Improvements on the bench claim oNinpy, situate on the left limit of Dahl creeH' opposlle creek i.im No. . .n Snii~ Dahl creek, Ill the kougdiok- precinct. district of Ai1s1ia' or Whieh saiu ciililn the location certi. ,dtc hpIedfs otrecora i'll volume IS. Ut D. Ge 5y, III tne onice oi the recorder of said precinct, in oraerto hold said cIaimnnder the provisions of sectioh Z5Zi o the revised sIatutes of the uhited States, ana the u1nendincnts thereto, approved on.nuarS -7c tosu coaeorninS annual labor upCn nuld sald placer claim durisg and for the period ti enuins oh-the 3ist day. of December, 1901. And t "ienin hinety Gays rom the first publication oI this notice you fail or refuse to contribute your poftloh of such expenditure as u coowner, 5 our iiteresL in the sald claim will become the ptuperty or the subscriber your co owner, who hls nInde the required expenditure by tho terms of said section.
 J. A. CHIDESTkR. pltea, Dahl creek. Alaska, January Ist, 1902
 III-W ans
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

nistrict ot Alaska. Second Division Prr,in ., nf NonR. SiIting a, T Court of Probate In the matter of the estate of John C. Mol,ov deceaSed Notice is hereby given by the undersigned w r.. Geigcr. the administrator Of the e-fnte of John L. Moloy, dcceaseu.. 10 the creditors oT and all person.. having claims against, said CTS. within six months from the date of this ma. tiee tslid date being the date of the first pubI. cation therecD, to said udlniIistrator at bis resideueN Situated at the south end of W. n >s iccrS bridge, on the Sonth side of Riycrsida avenue, in the city cf Nome. in the precinct of NOmc District Of Alaska Second division. VI Dated January lst, A. D. lH02.
 ", F.. GEIGFR AdmictStrator l. S, THoMPsON.
 Attorney for AdminstrntDr. l-l-bt.wW
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NOTICE. OF FORFEITURE.

To Harry Richards Samuel r. McDll and pen if. Nudd: '" 'en You, and each of yon, are hereby notified thu, nave expended during the year iyOI inc sn,n ' s, one holYlfea aosiars in Llpor and improvement IS upon tne hose quartz mining cliiln, siti,lff. apout one Ball mlie east of Bluff { i1v m ',ha shoro ol Bering seii, in the Cope Nome recor,i. iug ustrict in the District of Alaska of. whi. .h ,he ,hoIice of location is found of recor' in nook at page i10 of the records of the 'ronl,oi,
 i,aig u,sLiet ID the oifiee of the recorder of s sal1 cape Nome recording district in order ta nolu sad ciaiIn-under the provisions of Sa.,ia ~ s,S,sol St,,s .be Eavised Statutes of the lJnitcd nns, ana tne aInendIaents thereto conc.,rnne ahuCai. iaDor upon mining claims. beinn ,t alnoat required to hold sid lode claim for the ieaiou cnulns on the 3lst day of December ,saI
 ~ anu H. Wlhin ninety days after the pnpli.atio,, ol snis notice you fail to contribute yorr nr
 nteres, son 2, ; shen sh expenditure as coowners
 efty or the subscriber, your oo-ownor ,sts ws. ,< said section. '' 'he tert
 Nome. Alaslsa. January i. Ia1s'
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Notice of Forfeiture.

NOME, Alaska. October 90, 1901
 To James Warren DitxSun. You are nereay notincd that | have expended the sum of one hundred and. fifteen uuliarS in lspor in performing the assessment work for the y-ar i9Ol upon thatcertal ln claim known as the Fish cldun cohtdln4ng twenty acres, more UT less, placel mining claim on FiSn .rCeK. a trIJn- tirS of SoIoinon river, in the BouunZa Mln- Ing DlSt.lct. District of Alaska as will ap- pear by certllcata filed August 2Sth, A. D lm9 in the office Of the recorder of the said dis tret. i'll order tp nod s4ild mining propertJ un~er the proylslons of section >3.4 of tue Re vised statutes or the United States, being the amount required. to holi the same fo. t.e year N0i
 You will please take nosice that if yolrdo not Wltnln ninety days aftertne publication of this notice pay youf pru.JoitIun, UT II yud refuse to Day your proportion of such expenditure as aforesaid, as co-owncr, your interest in said clam will become the property of the under signed. under said section ,3.i Revised Stat. utes ot the United States.
 OttJo- WILLIAM NIELSEN.
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Ae Society AP
T1aSqhsrade Tonight.

The prize mask ball at the Standard 5heater tonight should be a real live affair with such g. stsong floor commit tee as the following: Dr.. Call (hoor directory, William J. R. Mccarthy, Harry Leland. F. A. Johnson, G. w. Never and Doe" Rs. B. Miller.
 The Twentieth Century, club boasts that the best orchestra-ain in Nome has been secuned to.furnish, the music
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-18
NOTICE OF MARShAi.'S SALE.

In United States District Court, District or
 Alaska, Second Division.
 Jnne> A. tibSon, plaintiff. vs Robert bnyner ard J. T. Murphy, defendants.
 Under and by virtue of a special writ ot exc cution and order of sale of HttDched property Issued out of Nrid court on the 10th dGy Of January, E02. iu the above entitled action, wllerein James A. Gibson, ns plaintiff, obtained q ludgment and order of Snle of attached prop srLy against Robert Hayner end J: Y. Murphy, as defendunts. on the !jd day of December, lt0l, which said judgment k in the SuIu ot cl,t02.hO, ana costs Cf suit taxed It ' k2J. ana was on the 2jl day of December, l+Ol, duly dOcketed In the clerk office of SAid court in Judgment Book l, on page ds, am commanded io sell nll or that cei tain real property in the District or Al2sik'l, in the municipality of Nome described As all that certain lot of lanu situated and being on the uuLtAery Siuc ul Front street. in tht city or Nome. extending tWentY-.Uur t2D ret tlohS said Front street and to detssh or nhc tNhured and fifty 050) feet northerly and at right angles to said street. and bounded on thc c3stcrly side hv the property Cf the Ntd Coos" hnlhs Trading Company. together Win t.e Dllll' ng> on sid lot known Ns tle NAiG'TI Saio"Il building;
 Now. therefore not @ -hcreST given t6ut on Monday. the iUth day 0t. tCbIu1rX, lS2. at o'clock D. m. Of thaj dlN. in front Of th" Cnlteu states Court builtln% in N"N', plstrlcu 9i ., Ala ska. will. in ubeuicnec to said special writ of execution and order of Sllo of attached prop cry. seil the above described property or st much thereof GS maT be necessary tn siuSl plaintih'S judgment, Wilh in;CrCNt thet nn. will costs and u-rfucd cost to the highest md btS, biodrr for cash in llwfui mCncy of the United .StltcS.
 Witness my hand and official title oa this 10th day of January, sd3
 FRANK II. RtCuAHps
 United States Marshal oi the second Judicial Division Of the Etsflct oi Al ska.
 Bard X Schoaeld. pttornevs fer rllintifT
 Date of first publication, Saturday January IT, ls0" lli-itS
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Miss Day, Miss Whaite, MT. Suther- land; instrumental, piano, Mrs, Butters, Miss Houston, Mrs, Strong, Mr. Law renee; bag pipe, Mr. Donald Wier; whistling,.Mr, Allen: story, J. B. Me keon;. recilations, Miss Ross, Mn Smith; shor, talk, Mr. Houston.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-18
A MAIL FROM ]
 THE OUTSIDE
Brought Mall From Skagway AS Late
 As Nov. I-COnsistec nf ThreaPouches.

A mail consisting of four pouches, one local, arrived at 2:30 this afternoon. It left Skagway on Nov. l, and there fore contains some outside news. later than any that has been received in Nome since the close of navigation. The trails are in a bad condition on account of drifting socws.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-18
Hunter and Vint.

After Hunter and Vint had buried Carpenter in the snow they were sorry that they had done so, and for two hours they tried to locate the spot. But the air was so filled with snow that they could not. Then they stag gered on. They fought with each other in order to prevent the deadly stupor, which they felt, from Over- towering them. All night they baLtled for lie, and daylight brought no sur- cease from the cruel, stmging wind, whose every kiss blistered them. Two miles from Nash's Vlnt became de- me:Aed. Various colored lights--green, blue, red ana NeilOw--iiUated before his lace and beckUned him on. He tried to follow them, but finally fell exhaust ed. Brave Hunter propped hlm agalnst a clump of willows and struggled on. Presently he came to sign which read Il mile from Nash's roadhou>e." He read seven instead. He was ln de- spair; hope died in him almost. but he staggered on, his steps growing weaker and weaker. He could scarcely lit his feet when. he stumbled against the rUadhouse, his two mlttens on his right hand, in order that he might at least save one. He told his story, and brave hearts and wiling hands sood had both Carpenter and Nint rescued. Vlnt was UNCONSCIOUS Tor two and half hours. His face is badly frozen, and 50 are his hands and feet, but they will be saved.
 Hupter's lett hand is also badly frostbitten, but he will not lose it. He is man of wonderful vitality, about 37 years of age. He formerly owned the Club saloon at Teller.
 Mr. Carpenters fingers will not be amputated for day or two yet, Dr. Chambers and Dr. Rintnger being ot the op4nion that the ''iina of demarca- ton should be first thoroughly estab- lished.
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six-round contest between "The La chine Kid" and Dave Smith. On ac- count of Pigeons strong showing against Carr in their l0-round fight al the Columbia on the l3th inst, isshoulu be the best contest of the season. Tickets. 50 cents, Sl and S2.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-18

The bodies of John Nutcher and c. J. Corneille, killed in the late explosion in the quartz mine on Boulder creek, were brought to town Thursday. The bodies are at Lange's undertaking rooms.
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Pas time Clubs Ball.

? About loscouples hnayed the elements last night and attended the Pastimc clubs ball in Golden. Gste hall. As usual, the ball was great social sue osss, the clubs guests being unanimous in praise .of the excellent management:
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Syy. OW. Ow.

The Pioneer Market will give it's second grand exhibition of dog, ,eed, commenting or or about January. 2l, 22 and 23. Pr.zes will be awarded for the best, selections.
 DOCMFAT & TALLOW,.
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ROslyn COdl Is the Best,

For sale by sack or ton by Pacific Cod Storage Company: yard on spit. Leave orders at company's butcher shop. 226 Front street. or corner Stead man avenue, or telephone office on the Cp,f
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Rooms over the Second Class, reno- vated and retitted warm and comfort able;' a circulating library in connec- tiop, with all the late, choice books: mem bership, Sl.5O per month.
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Rubenstein, the Club tailor next tD Giese'S hai dware store, was very husy this weak pressing full dress suits for the charAy ball, and says he will not call on .the committee for help II thsse balls continue al shoit intervals.
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l,terary Society Program.

rbs following praefsm will be ren, dared at the meeting Of the Literary socisty on Monday evening in the as- Suibly hall of the new school building: yo,al solos, Elmer Reed. J. R. Binrs.
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Carr and Pigeon.

Curly Carr and Harry Pigeon have been matched for 20. rounds at the Standard theatre on Monday evening, January ?. It will be preceded by a
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CIab Tailoring Co.

Ladies and gents tailoring, clean ing, repairing, pressing. Reduced rates on monthly contracts. Next Glese's hardware stOra.
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Everybody knows where to get the best and freshest stock of good things to eat: if you don't, it's the Nome Trad ing Company.
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Allayp Below
l2nllnrY.
Notice.

Shades. bulbsy chandeliers an1 cleo tric light iiXture, at the office of the Nome E.ectrlc Light and Power Com pany, New Eldoraso building. Phone No. 43. two bells.
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Temperature Record.

Following is the temperature record since January l. the observations being made each morning at 8 o'clock at tho NUGGET office:
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Furnished, warm rooms over Royal Cafe, Front street, S7 ard Si0 per month; also stables for horses and dogs.
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The Raci6c Cold Storage Comp2DE have a selection of Swilt's choleest poultry: also Agen butter.
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Choice, fresh meats of all kinds, killed in Nome: canned goods at cost. Carstens Bros. x Dashey
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The Nome Trading Co. nave the best make of ladies' Arctic over,hoes.
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If you want good, fresh meat. killed in Nome, call at Carstens Bros.. & Dashley's, Front street..
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EPISCOPAL,

St.. Mary's Mission of the Episcopal Church, Fourth Street and Steadman Avenue-Rev. C. H. II. Bloor, D. D., rector. Sunday services at II .45 a. m.
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Log Cabin Tinshop. First Ave-. opp Snake River Grocery.
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Don't fail to get a fine turkey for dinner at the Pacific Cold Storage Company's.
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Our meats are not surpassed. Car stens Bros. X Eashley, Front street.
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See Fox Transfer Co.,. for sleighs an( horses, 10 Steadman ave.
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r. Moran, Joe Barry, besides a number of others. For three long hours did they work on his hands and feet before the frost was extracted.
 The next day he was taken to Tur- ner's, and on. the next Kougarok City was reached, where Dr. Ramsey and everybody there in fact, did all in their power to relieve his suffering.
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The best i> the cheapest. Get your eatableS at the Nome Trading Co.
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CATHOLIC.

Early morning mass. 9 a, m. and Il a.. m. sermon at II o'clock: subject Christian Marriage"
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Bodies. Brought to Town.

Coal, $2. p d sack; Hall Mercantile (
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Children's felts, Nome Trading Co.
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WANTED

\ MAN in need with a wife and three chil- "A dren, desires any kind of employment Ad dress A. E. C., Nugget office.
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WORK by an able bodied man: will work by W ,he day for sl25 or by the month for S25 inu q pretty good carpenter. Ina lire Pioneer saloon between and D.
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BATTLING WITH
 BlizZARES

lContinued from Page J. l
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T charity ball. white Persian silk shuwl. Re "A turn 10 Miss Raymond, Front St.
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THE CHURCHES.
CONGREGATIONLAl,

CONGREG ATION.fL. - The pastor of the Congregational church will speak next Sabbath morn ing on "A Broad Christianity" In the evening he will discuss the question. "Who Made Our Bible 7"
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FOUND


IN THE Standard Theatre on night Of Lade | GuiIu ball, fur nun. Apply NUGGET off
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Nome. January +, 1909.