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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-28
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Troiuug ita Saef1t@c,uan
Gy1oI,.
Seutc, bic Ga iuarcn,

.
@ir, Die llnter5eihneten, Seter
Sonfcu bon Sttopa, sc Silerr So,
Miun., uno Simon y. aurtb BON
Mtmnfoto, &inn., berid)ten Dterntit,
pie iolgt:
9lm 6reitag glbenh, Sen 10. Otto
Der 1902, iino mir nebit pielen ali.
Deren belltihen &~atbolifen, I'M gan-
aen 81 Mann in GoItbern a1geto.n-
men. Sim ndbiteu Wtorgeu fu6rell
mir per &ager ub mad Der nelten
Deutiden fntbolii6cn I~niieOiuug.
Wir fonllcn nit gutem 0eiuinen ia
acn uno erflaren, OnB Das 2unO IN
Dieier Inlieolung nid)t iibcrtrpffen
per0en fam. SIS bot einen tietel
ihlpar,en gooen, Der gar nidlt better
fem fonnte rnD Die Gage iii Die
iflonite, Die es nur geben fdnn. Mon
fam @alo oOer Yrairie befonlmelt,
aerabe pie ma es mill. Gs bat Den
iiebenunb5pan5ig Wann alien lebr
out gefallen ltno alle babelr ySome.
iteobs" genommen bis ouf 5lpei. Die.
fen 9eioen bat es ionit gang gut ge-
fallen, aber lie meinten, es mare niht
aenlig Sol5 ga unb Damn iinb tie mie.
Der beimgegangen, beoor lie glaes &c.
ieben batten. @Gren Tie aber mr.
eiten Sag LANCER bel oen anoeren sc.
blieben, 10 batten ie 10 piel SolS &c,
funSen mie mon lid nur milnlden
fam. Die anoeren fiinfuro5man6la
baben Sulammen Al oSomeiteaos"
aenommen fir ii6 unb lire Sreunoc
unb 9etannten, uno Die Samillen
ipoQen i'm Sriibiabr alie bin5ieben.
Sieie ,SomeItea0s" muroen, mte be-
merit, ollie bon Seuten aufgenom-
men, Die bort on einem ein3igen Gage
hintamen. 0n Die tatboliife gn.
feelings : @eieai6aft (Gatbolic
Excitement Societp) bon ct. Youl,
Wfinn., beitGrbig mebr Seute binaufs
ihidt, 10 fam man lid oenfer, ipeld'
cine 9robe Inlteoluug oos 9ebeu
miro.
gSir baben nod ME iolGen @ei5en
aeieben, mie in bieier @e9eno bel
&oitbern. Seriel6e 6rin9t i'm Gurd.
idnitt 80 8uibels pom Icre. IS lit
Der feinite 8ei5en, Den man lid ben-
fen fam unb miegt bis 81 GA Siunb
per 8uibel unb Der BreiS bort lit
etpa 80 Gents per 8uibel. Sir ben
armen Wann lit Oieb cine @elegen-
belt, mie sepiiEift uno lin iolde,
Ole @elb ba6en, lit tie nod better.
9as 8etter mar, 10 LANCE mir 90
wareu, I'M Nlu8emeinen eiiuitig. @ir
alauben, Dob Oas &lima bort gerabe
10 anGenehm lit, mie IN Winneiota.
8e5. Sanfep,
Simon@ q. &ortb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-28

Eirdtcn, benn lie miro ibrem StolS
IleS mfopfern. Gin bodmiitbi.
Ae3 Mcib ltolpert, berm eS liebt yibt.
mos iIr i'm 8ege liegt." uSralte
teinem @ei6e. Dos mebr oli itd lelbit
bait, oIs ouf Anoere; ole Siebe mobut
nid]t im ibrem &cr5en. Got.
ter ebren Gicielige, mel6e lange
0cuft, benor lie lore 2ippen 0ffnet."
- nIhte Die Wtlttter bon &in0ern
0enn lie manoelt altf beiligen Yfaoen
un0 Die 2iebe mangelt ibr nidt. (@ut
fir oa3 yNerc @eib~. - Cine
Nilttcr, hcrcu ain0er lie nidt loben,
lit cine @eiobr iiir Den Stuat, lno
ioate nidt oorin gcoulbet nerben. -
-Id}te ouf ole Stimme elmer olten
Sraii; Der Summer bat ibr @eisbeit
aelebrt." Gin @eib iii mie ein
Eopierorode, Dem Die Sdruir abges
Ilommen lit; lie miro pom Wilbe nm.
berqctrleben uno fommt 6llm Sail"
= vSepp" III Der .2atbolllhen
Golfsspitung".
Die 8cl6e GreIie in Den Sereinig.
ten Stoaten, Die bis iebt in unper.
iddmten 2iigen luno plurnpen @rfins
bungen mtitreitig ouf Der S0be Der
3eit aeItanOen lit, miro nGdItens Dor
Der @elben Greiie in Sronfreid) oie
Slaage berab5iebem miiiien. 60
theilte 4. y. OaS Barrier Sournal"
ieinen Seiern in alien grnIte NIT,
baB i'm Gatifan 5mei 0rltfereien,
cine Dflentlid)e nnb cine gebeime
Srlidcrei, beiteben. Neuli6 lei elm
Mrbeiter aus Ser 0iientlifen
9riiferei in Die gctcime 0ruderei be.
ruien moroen ltab babe oa elm
Sdriftitiif geiunoen, IN Dem Bapit
Geo Der 9rei5ebnte 5u @unIteu oes
Cardinals Hampolla aboanft, uno
lei olele @boanfung MIR oesbalb
ltnterblieben. neil lie por5eiti9 be-
fannt gemaht porbem lit. gs ideint
OaB Die @elbe Brelie, nabbem ale
lbre @eriuhe, ben 81. Batter toot 81
liiaen, p~oQitdnoig miBlun9en iinb,
lett periud)t, inn Den 8ebanfen nabe
81 leGen, Dob es 3eit lei, Dob er ab-
oanfe. = r&atbolii6es Samiliens
blatt".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-28

itanb unb or belttih. Die Watrone,
--rou Hegina Stiidlin, fragte Die
Sraiit, mie boS mogli1 lei, uno Die
feIhe Sliremburgerin Gntiuortete,
0aB lie iebe @eberoe hires gr1nti-
aams nerit0nbe unb lie itt chamber
iehr lieb bGtten. Na6 Der Srulnlng
orrfte bos ionberbare Gbepaur letner
We9e 9ehen.
1le6er tSrau S.ubann SieSeridD pon
GaWtpttc, Soma, bereu Ableben mir
III ooriger Nummer meloeten, miro
uns naftrdglib nod Solgen0es nit
aetbeilt:
Srau 9teoerid) pllr0e am 4. WGrs
1910 an Slln9linIter, Surem6urg,
Qeboren ilno fam nit ibren Gltern
Der Samilie NifolallS Sebler i'm
Sabre 1857 nad) gmerifa uno ct.
Sonutns. SIN Sabre 1861 murbe lie
nit Sobann 0ieoerid, aus @obbrin-
aen, 2%urem6urg, gcbiirtig, Ollr6 ben
hphp. Sater SInmmang, ielig, ebe.
lid 9etraut. gluBer ibrem tieitrau.
ernoen 8atten iiberle6en Die SerItor.
bene bier Eodtcr, u0mli6: Sral,
&atharina IrenOt, 5rau Suianua
6rau Inna 9edJen uno
Trl. Woria 0ieoeri6. Die geritor.
bene par cine muIterbafte @attir
unb Mtltter, i1no cine trelte So6ter
Der tatboIiifen Stride. Woge lie
ruben in 6rieoen! Gen trallernben
Sinterbliebenen infer 8eileib!
SplscnSc oroaise S6mugsler.
geidDifte madJt Die Ggnbe our1 Die
amerifaniiden 8lutter:
Gin 9ledmuiif. Corps aus ser
@rensgeaenO in Suremburg mar Dor
&ur8ein ein9elaben poroen, an einem
aroben Wtltiiffelt in Sonapap tbeil-
5unebmen. Die Mlliifer fiiblten iidj
nidt iebr iidcr, BOB lie einen Sreis
aepiitnen miiroen, aber es lit ood) al.
genebm 81 reiien, obne einen Tfelir
nta auS5ngeben. User miro Die
NeiIe be5ablen?" fragte alio Der Sors
iisenoe Die in Der @eneralperlamm-
luna anmeieuoen Witglieoer. Ser.
ifieoene Weinungen uno @oridlGge
iDrroen porgebraft, bis iflieBlidy
Der SrommelihlGger iagte: sd
idluae Dor, Die Heiie BON Toitpier be.
aablen an laiien." IlgemeineS Stun-
men. @ie loQte Der fran30iiihe
Tinan5miniiter einpilligen, oieie
ausaaben fir 2uremburger 81
MAIDEN? aeiner begriif oas. Ser
.Spieler Ser groben Srommel aber
aab feline Grlduterungen, uno iein
Blan wuroe e%initimmig angenom-
men. Ils Der Gag oes @ettbenerbS
aetommeu mar, maribirteu Die M,.
iider su SUB na6 Der iran5oiii6en
.8renae. Die 3ollbenmten nnberten
iih linen. Ga erbpb Der 0irieent
ben Saftitod unb behold: ySie Mar.
ieiaaiie!" Sic Wuiifer ieeten bic
Die Snitrumente an ben Wuno, benen
idredlid m~iBtonenoe 2dute entfub-
rem. Die 3oQbeamten uber griiBten
militGriihL inbem tie mebr ben guten
@ilen nno Die b0ili6e @bli6t in
&cdnlna 5ogen, als Den Iangel on
muiifaliid)em &onnen, uno bas
Corps ging meiter. Gobalo oas
2oaaut olber Sidt mar, leerte man
Die Toiaunen, bie nit Cabot uno
Walden nit &iri6-, 3Detl6fen-
branntnein uno Wirabeaen gcfiiQt
iparen. HolIpier ooer oielmebr ieine
@erpaltung batte tbatiG6lid Die
Heiie 5ll be5ablen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-28

len, Sogl0bner. g: Cutie, &. b.
Glilipp Steinborn, BoitiGoifner;
Stepbau emil, 9. b. SSobom Cur.
pima, acknowledgements.
Seirutben. - 80. Septem.
Der: 2uoDig Gisef, Gerber, nit
Inna amanoa Selma &ombilb.
Sterbef1lle. - 30. Sept:
Midel 2bomo, oft IS Sabre, obnc
Stan0. 80: Seinri6 Ieper, alt rs
s., @iaentbiiner; Warie 2egros, oft
SO s., @ittme BON Nifolas Sonf.
1. Oft: Gatbarina Tedt, alt Al s.,
@6eirou bon 8. y. 0ememeper,
Irdlipiit. g: Hifolas Weper, oft 80
s., 8oltlpeber; Iug. Ionoeri6eio,
alt 8 s.
GiuilitanS ser @cmcinbc Sullerid
Unit Sabnbofuiertel.)
8eburten. = ~. September:
HifolaS Reter, g.. b. Saul 9reisbah,
3uidldaer am Stablmerf 81 Sole
rid. 49,: gilbert Sobann Seinridl,
lS. b. Inton Stiru, giieubabuidoff.
ner a1 Soleri6; 6ran5 Mi6el, 2. b.
SSobonn Sran5 Gbriltnaf, Wefani.
fer.Iiuiteur 5t SoQerih : Selbhen.
49,: Inna Wargaretba, e. b. SOB.
Seter Sades, gremier 5u Soleri6.
H.: Gatbarina, e. b. Watbias So.
Der, S~aglobner 81 Soqerit. 49,:
lSrma Gotbarina, {. b. 4lbert Gam,
pad), Sotelier 81 So1erid : 9abnbof.
I20.: Carl g. b. 5bomas Sung,
@%tieroreber az &onnepeg; Sobonn
Seter 9tifolas Robert, Q. b. Sran5
aon& Snouitriel 5u 9onneipeg;
Waria Wargaretha, {. b. gbriitiun
S6mit, Sanoelsmann 81 Soaerif.
22.: SoIepb, 9. b.. Sobann @iller,
Sienitfnedt 81 Soaeri6. "a: anton
9ominif 8aitor, g. b. g(nton
Wiiaer, 9utider 81 Soaeri6 : 9abn,
hof: alMla Waria, Z. b. Ielir Wals
finger, Silfspeideniteaer gu @onne.
mea.
Seirat6en. - Seine.
SterbefGlle. = %. Sept:
Maria Wargaretba Heuter, oft 1S s.,
ans WerleritraBe, ebelos. 26.: Srma
Sdneioer, oft 90 Gage, aus 9onne.
fDed.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-28

@n6 gut fir Gbriitenpeiber. =
Gbineiiide Spri6m0rter iiber @eibs.
lelte: nHeipeftire cine Srau. ole
tfmeiat; groB lit Die 8eisbeit oeS
Weibes, Ole ibre 3unge i'm 3aumc
halt" = Gin eiteles @eib lit an
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-28
MnS Den anDeren tatboItj@e en-
3ettun9en.

Ger @robmeilter Der italieniiden
Sreirourer. Der Ssube Hotbam. belt
om Sabrestag Der einnabne 9fom'S
cine Jeltre0e, in Delfer er uIlter
Inoerem lagt: rltnb mas bleibt uns
nun nod fiir eine aufgabe nod Der
Seloenthat @ bes 20. September
iibrig? 8ir miiilen Die letten Strob.
balme, ulf Deld,en Der Yapit ieine
gebro6enen @lieber alsItreft, ibm
inter Dem aorper ipegreiBen. Grit
hann lit Ole groBe Mtiiiion Statien'S
eriiiat!" Inter ben ylesten Strob-
balmen" meint Siguor Natban (niht
Der @eiie ,aber Der S6laue) Die leb-
ten &irdeneiiter. 9as pGre freili1
mieoer 10 ein Sreiien fiir ole Sltoen,
oenn bel Der Gonfiscation bon Sir.
denaiiteru founen Die Suoen li6 I'M,
me berei6ern; iie iinO imrner bereit
al errten, mo iie ntdt geiaet baben.-
.Serolo oes @laubens".
&atbolifen . feinolihe 9lGtter f0n.
men niht umbin, ibrem Merger iiber
ben Spru6 oes internationalen
Sdiebsgeridt im Saag IN Saden oeS
ioaen. ,8iors SunO" 2uft 5i MAIDEN.
Go ihreibt Die n@eitli6e Eoit":
rSor Dem Saager Sbieosserlfte
hatten mir alio Dem armieligen
Merifo gliidlid) onoertbalb WfiQio.
neu abgeiagt. @oleu ieben, mo lie
bleiben, ebe mir: .gs lebe bas
SGieosgeridt!" rufen."
9as rarmielige" (?l Merifo =
eripioert barauf iebr ri6tig Die
.Mmerifa" - lit 0rr6 oas llrtbeil
hes internationalen SdIieosaerihtes
I'M Saag einfad ge5mrngen moroen,
Die riiditanoi9en 3inien elmer from.
men Stiftung 81 be5ablen, Die es
miberreftlib an ii6 geriiien. DAB
uniere &egierung Die anoertbalb
Miqionen Collars Dem gr3bii6of
bon San Srancisco iibergibi, Der JIG
i'm Gimme Der Sitter gum 9eiten Der
futboliiten Stride IN Californian
%peripenoen miro, iollte Die ySante"
Soh b~erubigen. = ygrceliior".
ErGiibent &oolepelt bat oie Grrpurs
fiinnen ieirer fatboliihen sSreunoe
pirflih erfiilt nno an Steae oes
reiignirte1 Bbilippinen. GommiIiGrS
Bernard Moies einen &utbolifen er.
1annt. &idter Smith lit elm anae.
iebener californiider 8e6tsonmolt
lno befleioete inter YrGiibent Glepe.
lano oaS amt zines SiliS.Golleftors
fir Den Safem bon San Srancisco.
Gr bat hefanntli6 nit 9ii6of Door.
man uno Sol. Yorter Serrn Sait ani
ieiner romiifen Wtiiiion beigeitanoen.
Sic pbilippiniihen gerbGltniiie feunt
er aenal1, oenn er bat 5ipei Sabre
lana in Der Sreimiainen. @rmee BORT
aeoient unb ieit ieiner ebrenbaiten
G%ntlailung i'm Sum- 1901 Dem Sber.
ridlter . Golegium in Wanila ange.
bort. Soffentlib miro err oils 3it.
alieo Ger Bbilippiueu : Gommiiliou
Die fathpliiden Sntereiien miiroia
uno frGftig pertreten. - v@abr.
beitSfrelno".
@,th n,tt fTir S~hriitpntnpihpr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-28

@eburten. - 2S. September:
@nna Sbecoore Soiepbine, z. b.
Sobann 9apt. Seoeripiel. alempner.
HleiIter; Nlpbonie Gabriel, Q. b.
Sobam Santen. @remier; Suinnna,
:. b. Sobann Straiier. Giienbabnar.
better; Sohann, Q. b. Sran5 Nennig.
Sdneioer. %: Sobanm Eeter Sol,
SranS 9. b. s. g.. @agner, Sann-
idubma6cr; &ictor, @. b. Seinrid
Eoncclet. S6loIier. T.. Oft: Sob.
Teter, 2. b. s. g. 9ennemeper,
ardipiit; Sictorine, Z. b. Tet. San.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-27
AS TO TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT

All the people oi Southeastern and Southwestern Alaska not lying awake Q nights trying to con jure some scheme or plan by which Alaska may be given a territorial form of government. But there is misaking the fact that considerable majority of our southeastern neghbors are anxious that the dis
 rct should be raised the dignity of territory and put on territorial government raiment.
 THE NCoGrTs position in this matter is known We do not think that it would be wise to burden the district with territorial government at this tme The reasons will be apparent to most. This is q country of magnificent distances 1t is sparsey popu lated ciimatcaily, and in almost every other way,
 1t has nothing in common with Southeastern Alaska and yet when consider the expense that terri toria government would entail Northwestern Alaska would be compelled to pay at least onehalf of the expense account. And, We submit the benefits to be derived would rot be commensurate with the cost.
 Congress will be in session, and we have no doubt that vigorous fight will be made to secure territorial government There ought to be pression of opinion the matter. Do we want it or do we no? We are not inclined to critcise south eastern friends for their attitude this question. Possibly t might be good thing for them, yet we doubt it. Give us rc "eSentation in congress- appro- p1iatious for railroad huiidng as we'll as for wagon roads, and telegraph lines give efficient light house system, repeal the iniquious license tax " system, reform our laws and then give us a short time to cXiasd before set up territorial form of government TIE NrG&ET takes this stand because il believes that territorial form of government not needed, for the principal reason that it would be oyerburdensonc at the present time.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-27
CAUSE FOR GRATITUDE.

Occasionally something happens to remind Amer jeans that they have to be grateful for the political institutions that have been transmitted to them Thus the chief director of taxes for tL, province of Posen in Germany, las been forced to retire because of his marriage with the daughter oi former sergeant of the German army. The obcl- president, in demanding lis resignation, said it was though colonel had married inc daughter of d commissioned officer. The deep insult to the great body of the people in public censure of the official is such that public man in thi$ country would dare to utter. Our arisocracy of wealth :s not able to maintain strict rule, since the gdeI young frequently ohcy the dictates of their hearts fancies by wed ling poor girls, who are usually well received in swell society and quickly adapt themselves to its conditions. No officer of the German army may marry without the sanction oi the emperor. To people aCcu- toned to the liberty which American institutions provide and uphold, such supervision monarcAies undertake would Le intolerable
 In the account of his journey overland from Paris to the United States recently published, Harry De Windt relates many experiences which, by compari- son. further illustrate the Lcncfcemt character of our republic. He travelled hundreds of miles in Siberia over icy fields which would be impossible save to the most determined and sturdy tourist, and in remote hamlets where starvation and filth competed with cold to make life uncomfortable he found victims of police tyranny. lie speaks of men and women of education and refinement who had never been con- vcted of an ofense but had been suspected of con- spiracy against the government, eXied for long years to worse than Dantean he'll Mails reach the cxiles but once year, and some of the wretched creatures prohibited from receiving letters papers or books. Their allowance for food is niseraby in adequate, and there is proper protection against tho cold, which often reaches 15 degrees below zero The De Windt party the first to visit the viii lages in twenty years. It is not supposed that any thing is known at St. Petersburg of the sufierings of the exiles, the facts being concealed by the police Such injustice and cruelty are inconcciyablc in the United States where the protection of the law something to the innocent and the merely suspected
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-27
Schools in Porto Rico.

The latest news from Porto Rico is of character to increase respect for the people of that island possession of Uncle Sam.
 When the United States took hold, the inhabitants were ready for an allc- pathic dose of Yankee civilization.
 They wanted education. They SO thoroughly believed in the power of the public school to help people to help themselves-and that is what it dees- that they have not stinted money.
 Spain governed Porto Rico by hate and fear 400 years, took much from the people, and gave them what q despot always gives-nothipg.
 Two years ago there was not school house on the island. Today there are fifty. many of them large and substan- tial. and more are in course of construc- tion.
 No compulsory education law has been found necessary. Attendance is higher, in percentage, than in any state of the Union except Massachu- settS.
 That is the kind of news that thrills peace-loviug nation. If the story can ever be repeated in the Philippines those who hate war and the shedding of blood will find it easier to forgive what they consider to be a national mistake.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-27
ALASKA'S FISH INDUSTRY.

The development of the fishing industry on this coast will commence shortly. That it is destined to assume large proportions cannot be successfully dis puted. The waters tcem with fish of various kinds They are among the finest food fish found anywhere the world over. For many years this industry has heen dormant, but that it is to be developed there are many men who will tell you that they have long the possibilities that await this very bus ness. It may be. But beginning must always be made, and the promoters of the proposed salmon cannery on Hotham inlet are to be congra uated upon their foresight and enterprise.
 This cannery will be followed by many others, and we venture the prediction that within five years ths.salmon output of Boring will assume large dimensions
 Alaska is not noted only for her mineral rroduc tions Her fisheries for years have been of prime importance, although their extent and value have never been exploited Only few years ago the finest brands of 'Columba river salmon" were canned in Alaska. The practice may be still fol- lowed for aught we know. But as good wine needs no bush," so Alaska salmon do not need another label. Conessedy there are no finer fish in the world than those whose habitat found in Alaska waters.
 TIE NUGGET takes keen interest in the develop ment of tho resources of Alaska as whole, and it has consistently sriven to point the value of her resources, developed and undeveloped Slowly these arc becoming known, and capital will soon be eager to assist in their development, though as yet 1t may be found somewhat shy or indifferent.
 The demand for fish products is ever increasing.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-27
ONE THING WHICH WE LACK.

TnE NvGGEr has frequently referred to the fact that Nome has not public debcrative body of any kind, and except the city council But it needs something else It needs chamber of commerce or somo such organization Manfestly Nome is the mining and commercial metropolis of all Alaska. Skagway and Juneau and Naldes have their public organizations working harmoniously for the common good. In Nome we have nothing of the kind And it is not to credit. It bes speaks lack of enter prise and indicates small interest in the community on the part of its business men. Next year the Trans Mississippi congress will meet in Seattle. That body is composed of some of the best men in the entire country. It is an educative power and has done, and is doing great work in making the different sections which represented acquainted with each other and their resources needs and con- ditons At the next meeting of that body North western Alaska should be represented. The St. Louis Worlds fair will take place in 1904, and there we should also be seen. It seems to us that some action along the line suggested should be taken at oncc Let it be purely business organization into which shall not creep petty ealouses crankism o; any kind
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-27

This is in part dre to the decrease of the cattle ranges of the west, and the enhanced price oi meat Less meat and more Esh eaten in the great ters of civilization than before in the history of the country, population being taken into considera tion The affords natural and unlimited source of food supply and as the years go by, in- creased demands will be made upon it to furnish tcnance 10 mankind.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-27
any kind.

Experiments made this summer with gravel on the back streets proved bitches were first dug either side of the street and then liberal supply of coarse gravel spread on the streets The result is an excellent, dry roadway, which answers all ordinary purposes of travel. The cost IS not heavy and it would seem that next summer Nome should have excellent streets throughout.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-27

The circulation" of TIE NuGGEr's weekly con- temporary is about extensive as it advertising columns valuable. Evidence of this can beseen in the Mnneap polls fur ad which it runs and for which it receives the magnificent rate of $S per year, with a copy of the paper thrown in '-by way of apology perhaps
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-27

The amount of bahos that Johnny McCinn in lects into his voice when prosecuting case would make stone cry out of the wall and the beam out of the timber answer it. Bathos is the word not pathos.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-27

The Boer generals have had conference with Colonial Secretary Chamberlain and have made new demands. It is not likely however, that they will receive much consideration at the hands of the British government.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-27

cleanup this season Candle creek of $2OOOOO is really very good showing, when all the circum- stances and conditions surrounding that creek are taken into consideration.