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The Nome nugget., 1902-01-04
Notice of Forfeiture.

NOME, Alaska, October 30, 190f
 To James Warren Dickson: You are hcreb notiiied that 1 have expended the sum Q one hundred and fifteen dollars. in labor. Il performing the assessment work for the yea 1901. upon that certain claim known as the FisI claim containing twenty acres, more or less a placer mining claim on Fish .reek Q triDn tary of Solomon river. in the Bonanza Min ing District, District Of Alaska as will ap pear by certificate filed August 2Sth A. u lSa in the ofice of the recorder of the said dis tcict,. in order to huld said mining prO,ert. urIuer the provision s of section .:i2i Of the Re vlsed Statutes Of the United States. being the amount re,luired to hold the same for the year 1901.
 You will please take notice thpt if you do mol within ninety days afterthe publication of this notice pay your proportion, or If you refuse rC pay your proportion of such expenditure as aforesaid, as co owner, your interest in said claim will become the property of the under signed, under said section 232i Revised Stat utes of the United States.
 OetoO WILLIAM NIELSEN.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-04
z un1nrOnS,

S0buAOu0t | In the United States District Court in and for lh" Distrirt of Alska, Second Division John Goodyear, Plaintiff
 The Yukon Gold prcdginG Com.
 puny Of Buffalo, NY, n corporation-l Defendant. The President of the United States of America. to the Yukon Cola Dredging Company of Buffalo, New York, corporation, defendant, Greeting.
 You are hereby required to appear and an, Swer the complaint of plaintiff in the above en- tit!ed action. within seventy -fve.days frum the date 0! the first publication of this summons. the order for service of which is dated Deccn- Der 2Dlh A. D. E0l. or judgment for want there- Of, will ue taken against you. s id action iS brought to recover the stm of H."'O.00 for work and labor performed by the ptalItif for you between the ist day of April las. and the 18th day Of September, A. is.,y toI turthef particulars of Which reference to the complaint on n- her in is hereby made; And you gre further nOtihed that if you fail tc answer the complaint on or before. March 7 E02 that the ?! intin will take iudgment agilnst you for the sum of B.. 5D,O0
 Witness the .onorabie Jnmes Wickersham- Judge ot the United States District Court in nni Tor the Di>trie- of AiaskJ. Second Division thereof. and tn seal of said court affixed at Nome this twentieth day of December. A. D. N0l. " '.-.............. H. c. STEEL,
 S"nl of U. s.: Clerlt of the United States
 Dist ourt. District Court for the District
 Dlstrlct or Of Alaska second Division.
 Alasha, S"c- By H. c. GORDON, olu Di'lsloh Deputy Clerk
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-04

day from to p. m. Despite the blizzard which ragged, large number of ladies enjoyed the hospitality of their charming hostesses.
 AGlee club concert is on the tapis for ,he later part of January.
 Lieut.. Massee, of Fort Davis. has issued invitationsto dance on We'd nesday evening next at Fort Davis.
 Last evening the Pastime Social club elected the following officers: President, l.. NJ. Love: vice president, A. H. Jose: secretary, J. J. Under wood: treasurer, l.. l.. Goermer.
 Mir. C. l.. Johnson, of the Pioneer Mining Company entertained at din ner on New Ieur's day Mrs. NJ. IIjels- berg, Judge Wickersham, Ira D. Orton. A. J. Daily. Mr. Vide:edt, Lewis Gar risOn, C. l.. Klasell.
 Judge Wic.Sersham gave a dinner last Monday evening at the Golden Case hall, his guests being United States Marshal Richards, Chief Deputy Marshal Forrest, A. C, Griggs, F. C. Sullivan, J. F. A. Strong.
 Fort Davis Social club will give an- oshee of their series of popular dance, at the fort on Tuesday evening, Janu- ary r.. SIeighs will leave barrack sqEAre, on Front street, prompsly. at $ o'clock and hourly thereafter.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Campbell gave an elaborate dinner on New Year $ eve at their residence on tirst avenue, he following being he invited guests: Mr. and Mrs. Cha>. Boundy, Miss Carrie Bruner, Mr.. Bert Mallaby, Mr.. M Murphy, Mir. Geo. Fitzgerald, Mir. Fred Scheid, MT. J. B. Harris.
 Mrs A. J. Bruner gave very brett, New Years eve dinner al her home ol, Steadman avenue. The table was taste !blly decoras ed with holly, and tiny bells were placed at the p ates oi the guests. who included Mr. anu Mrs Arthur C.. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. otYpg, Captain C. 5. Aldrich.
 Camp Nome, No. 9. Arctic Brother hood. gave all informal dance at theii hall on New Years night. Fife affai was one of the most pl, asant of th, evening. About 40 couples were pres ent, and all speak in the highest term of the whole-souled hospitality of the Brotherhood. Bro. B. F. Miller pre- sented the camp with a beautiful and rich New Year cake of iminen>e pre- portions. bearing the name of the camp and the occasion on which it Was presented. Refreshments, which in q lded the cake and punch, were served during the evening.
 One of the most enjoyable parties of the holidays WAS given by Miss Peter son. Miss Folvg and Miss Abramson New Year, eve. There were numer- ouS musical selections and reritati0ns rendered and many of the old Scandi-
 
 | dehcious luncheoh was served by the thoughtful hostesses. In Norway a certain fish is always prepared for tht New Year festivities. None of lht party knew it could be obtained here and great was the surprise and delight | when the real fish, perfectly cooked was placed before the guests. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Jensen, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Chr stoferson Mrs. Anderson, Miss MagnuS, Miss Carlson. Miss Emma Carlson, Mis- Goiko, Miss Alstrom, Miss Nilsson. Miss Olsen, Mes,rS. Fursell, Clasell, Vld stedt, Stevenson, Thorp, Ekstrom. Eriksop, Clutch, Johnson, Burke. Lar son, Dorothy, Paterson, T. Er.k-on, Wade, C. Johnson, Hu'tberg, Williams, | Gilbert, Morkkasell, Fansen, Olsen, Mat-on. Nygren. Nilsson.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-04
Ihs OddfeliOwS' Bail.

The third annual ball of the I. o. O. K. clubson New Years night. at Golden Gate hall, was brilliant success. The attendance was large, over loo couples being in evidence: the music was de- lightful and the supper served at the Golden Gate hotel was elaborate. Dancing continued until 5 o'clock in the morning.. pr. w. L.. White, Geo. A. Shea and J.- Al Ince torned the t committee on ar.an2 ements and the, were ably asssted~by Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. l. Balmer, Miss Duncan and oth, r lAdies of tae club.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-04
Eiah CrOuuettes.

Any nice cold fish can be utilized for croquettes. Remove all bones and skin. pick up fine and mix with nice cream dressing, such as is used in making fish souffle or turbot. and fine bread crumbs; shape into cylinder- shaped croquettes. dip in beaten egg ana cracker crumbs, and fry in kct- tie of hot fat, Drain on brown paper and serve immediately, garnished with parsley.-Ladies' World, New York;.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-04
Society NOteSx

Mir. and Mrs. G.C.Cowden entertaine d uMumber Uf friends as dinner ou New Years night The guests speut mos, enjoyable evening, Mir. and Mrs. Cow den being charming entertainers. Their guests were Mir. and Mrs. l.. B. Tanner and daughter, Mary; Dr. and Mrs. k. NJ. Rininger) Mir. r. H. Thatcher and Mr. Fred Cowden.
 Mrs. Albert Fink and Miss Margaret Fi6k gave an ''at home" on New Years
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EPISCOPA
HITTER AND TON.

London fever hospitals can accom-. modate 5000 patients.
 There were 5,151 constables in Scot. land in 1900, or one to every s47 per. sons.
 Of the 15,oo0 foxhounds in the United Kingdom, 13,009 are used in England, 1,5OO in Ireland and 500 in Scotland.
 From northern Russian ports z TO-. 900 worth of paper came into England last year. Formerly Norway supplied all the paper pulp used.
 Norway is the only country in the world whose banks hold more specie in their safes than they issue. British banks have only s7o in hand for every # 100 of issue.
 The famous eagles which used to haunt the Lakes of Killarney, IT aking their hatne in the Eagles Nest" noun tain, and living on grouse and kids from the farmsalong the countryside, have been exterminated.
 The Mexican government is prepar- ing to take decided steps to improve the breed of horses in that country. By law which has just been passed President Diaz is empowered to enter into contracts with persons who will establish horse-breeding farms.
 You can afford to read the NUGGET
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-04
Slx.MaRted YeaaeIa

In the modern six-masted sailing vessels the first three masts are called by odd names-fore, main and mizzen-and the fourth, fifth and sixth are called the spanker-mast, the jigger-mast and the driver-mast.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-04
Whiskey Discovered in a Cave,

Nothing 100 good for the D.; trons of Board of Trade. Just received bar rels of MOonshine corn whiskey that was made in 1870 by Harris Tyson in
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-04

Log Cabn 1lns hop, First Ave. opp. snake River Grocery. All kinds of metallic wr,', 'tle Orr6er,
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-04
Culture of Da6odils.

The culture of dafIodils has become quite an industry in the southern part of Lincolnshire, England.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-04
LOST
WANTED

CTUB book on Front Street marked 'Rout C book 2." Return to Nugget office.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-04
CATHOLIC.

Services wiltbe held in St. Joseph'> church. First mass at 9 d. m.: last mass at l a. m.; sermOn and benedic- liOn by Rev. Father van der Pol, 5. J.
 EPISCOPAL
 . St. Mary's Mission of the Episcopa Church, Iuurth Street anu Steadmal, Avenue-Rev. C. II. Ii. Bl' or. D. D., rector. m "' rir ""- :' ! ! 4J a. IL .
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-04
THE CHURCHES.
CONGREGATIONAL.

The pastor of the Congregational church wIl next oabbath morn ng preach New Year sermon, and in Inc evening his subject will be, "Is tht World Improvlns:
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-04

ARE CARS and fange wheels, suitable fo O making ore cars Addiess Nugget office.
The Nome nugget., 1902-01-04

You can afford to read the NUGGE' when you can get it delivered at you door for $l per month.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-11-20

"
"P '> a.o" ~
rL =, H..
:
10Th ,hu,. h,.hm W. rndor.
stand that The Greater part Of The
necessary onc for these two
churches has already been raised.
Nv r,br T pronr came dow,
from Florence Sunday morning, Mr.
Brown has spcpt practically his life
in the school room. t,,cbinr il
Wiu;,nsbnrp anl Florence conn,ies.
Tho u,,nor in which h., WIS erected
hv scy,rs) Of his onc-,imc pupil:
whom he met 1t SUNDAY school
here. smoke volumes as to the high
esteem in which he is held by those
whose feet he has tried TO direct in
the paths Of learning.
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FiuaIDischarge

Notice i hereby given that on Mon
day the 18th day Of December 1902,
will apply to the Judge Of Probate OF
Williamsburg county for a final dis:
charge as Executor of the Estate OF "
W Wise. .
LEE. Il. WISE,
II Executor.
NoY 10 1902.
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Sale Under Execution
McGahan Blown ana Evans
against
Narf Mcmillan

BY virtue q an execution TO me di-
rcctch III the above entitled cause |
have levied upon and will offer for
sale at public aUcllon in front OF the
Court house in kingstrec ). c.. on
Monday December Isl 1902 within the
usual houIS Of sale the following de-
scriDcd premises; All that tract OF
land containing ninc hundred and
twenty ,92O) acres more or less and
bounded North by lands formerly OF
Charles Pack, North east ~ lands Of
WA :. Boyd. East by lands Of Thomas
and James Powder, And South by
lands Of Thomas China known rs the
Mcmillan tract and conveyed 10 said
Mary Mcmillan By Joseph E Br0ckin-
>ton Sheriff March md 1885. Terms
cash. Purchasers 10 pay for papers.
G. j. GRAHAM,
Sheriff Williamsburg County.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Allow rae t" say u few words in
praise of Caamocriain's Cough Rem
cdy. I had a very severe cough and
cold and feared l would get pneuinon-
la. but after taking the second dose Of
this medicine ! felt better, three bot
ties of it cured my cold and the pains
in my chest disappeared entirely. 1
am most respectfully yours for health,
R.alph S. Meyers. 64-Thirty-seventii
ST.. Wheeling, w. Va. For sale by
DR.. D. c. Scott, Druggist.
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ABOUT WILLIAMSBURG PEOPLE
From the Florence Daily Tines

Miss Mamie Jacobs of Kingstree
passed through the city Saturday on
her way home from Sumter.
Mr. Conway bnffkin, of Lake City,
spent Sunday in Florence.
Mrs A A May, of Cades, will
spend carnival week with her parents
in this city.
Editor P H Stoll, of the Weekly
Mail, was in the city between trains
Sunday night. He said be would
return to take in the carnival this
week.
JF Rickenbaker and J " Rollins,
two popular young society men of
Lake City, spent Sunday in Florence.
NJ D Nesmith. Of the firm of
Nesmith Bros, of Cades, was in the
city a few hours Thursday night.
He has been conducting "a branch
store at Fork, in Marion county, but
has closed it. He will return to
Cades and devote his attention to
his business there.
Mr. JG Barron, a prominent cot
ton buyer of Kingstree, was IN. Flo,
renee a short while Thursday night.
Miss Mamie Lee Snider, s.the pretty
and attractive daughter of DR. A
81 Snider, of Kingstree, returned
home Friday morning from-a brief
visit to friends in the city,
Miss Lena Thomas, of Lake City,
has been visiting her uncle, Mr c
Haskell Thomas, of this city.
Rev. G F Ramsbottom, of Lyman,
has accepted a call to Kingstree
church in connection with ~neighDor-
ing churches. He will remove to
Kingstree and enter upon his work
in 4 short time.
Rev H f Oliver left Saturday
morning for Cedar Grove, Williams
burg county, where he will conduct
religious services Sunday. Mr..
Oliver has been intimately associated
with the people of the Cedar Grove
section in his ministerial work FOR
twenty yearsaand his labor among
them has ben one of interest and
productive Of much good,
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ASLEEP AMID FLAMES.

Rrrakinr into hi'IinI home, som"
tiremen lately dragged tie sleeping
inmates from death. Fancied security
and death near. It's that way when
you neglect coughs and colds. Don't
do it. DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption gives perfect protection
against all Throat, Chest and Lung
Troubles. Keep linear and avoid suf-
lcring. death, and doctors bills. A.tea-
spoonful stops Il late cough, persistent
use tilc most stubborn. Harmless and
nice tasting, its guaranteed to satisfy
by Or. d. {. Scott, druggist.
Price soc and 81. Trial bottles free.
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Foreclosure Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
WILLIAMSBURG COUNTY,

T. II. Cilland executor Of the last will
and te>Iimcnt of Nardham /. Pitt
man. deceased,
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GOOD MEN AND True
List of Jurymen for the Court Of
General Sessions.
FIRST WEEK

H Goodwin, Lake City. = VI
Clement, Lake City. Edwin Har-
per, Kingstree. KeelS, Gree
leyvillc. G y Cooper, lndiantown.
Il II Footman, Greclcyville. J NJ
C0oS, SaltcTs. In Jones, Scran-
ton. Johnson, Lake City. G
ID Perry, JohnsonviIlc. r " Me
Cutchen, Benson. La Eaddy, -Alt-
mans. I W Boyle, GrecleyVlilc.
J + Register, Greeleyville. } X
Cox, Altman. RI Harmon, John
sonviile. S l. Parsons, Suttons.
Vincent Taylor Greeieyviiie. TG
Mcdonald, Trio. Fl Rhem, RHEIMS.
j + Montgomery. 4 b i Hanna,
Lambert. l. l. Mccullough, Indian
town. " + Goodwin, Lake City. =
Is Thorn, kinSStree. J j Altman,
Altman's. + BrockintoN, Sr. DOch.
J VI Mcconnell, M~ocr:syilie. " +
Lee, Scranton. Il = Lawrence,
Greelcyville. a Slide Cocker, He
bron. j T Sullivan, Kingstree. 7
Paddy, Nenters. j 4 Evans, Pros
pect. $ d Baylor, Benson. W =
Matthews.
SECOND WEEK.
). l. McClaln, Hebron. Henry
Meirett, Scranton. W & McCailis-
ter, McAllister's. J E Feagin. TB
Cause, Cades. r Poston, Trio. "
Il Cooper, Dock. J i ClarkSon,
Gourdins. S Z Britton, SalterS. II
McFaddin, Cades. } Il Hemming-
way, Lambert. { y Kinds Kings
tree. Il - Gamble, IniiautoWn. }
Dennis. J0hnsonviilc. W L Carter,
Scranton, j. a. Green, Lake City,
w f Grier, Cades. Walter G Carter,
Johusonviile. r b keels, Greeley
Vile. j Castieman, lIarpers. W
E Nettles, Lake City. S r Mont
gomery Jr, Greeleyville. NJ L
Boyd, Trio. w ) Cocktield, Scran-
ton. f r Baxley, Johnsonville. W
P Brown, Leo. J NJ NexSen, Kings
tree. S J Matthews, VOX. i }
Stewart, Lake City. J w McCutch-
en-, Lake City, FM Carter, John
sonvill. " & Gordon, Stations.
Wade EaGdy, Harpers. W r Sin
glctary, Scranton. Y T. Lifrage,
Salters. J VI Barrineau, Greens.
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Nor II 1902.
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G~reeleyWNe Gdnts.

GREELEYvILLE, Nov. 1S.-Mr "
+ Hogan is on our streets today
Rev L L Inablnet preached at
the Methodist church Sunday
evening.
Mr. II B Browder of Columbia
is visiting relatives here for a few
days.
Mr. Arthur Graham and Miss
Lula Bradshaw we're married last
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Mr.. Graham lives in The Gour-
dins section.
SWAMI Fox.
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~STARTLING. ECTTRUE.

II everyone knew what a grand med
irinc DR.. Kings New life Pills is
writes l.. Il. Turner, Dempseytown,
Pa. you'd sell al you have in a day.
Two weeks Use has made 4 new man
Of me. lnfa!!iblc for constipation
stomach and flyer troubles 25c a Or
u. G.. >cutL>arug $50.
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Final Discharge

Notice is hereby given that on Mon.
day the 18th day of December 1902
will apply Ia the Judge of Probate OF
Williamsburg county, for a final dis
charge Is Executor OF the Estate OF Il
" Fulton. Sr
Z. p. FULTON.
Executor.
Nov II 1902. 1t
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! LIKE CITY DEPARTMENT
v II charge of ;
w. l.. BASS, ESQ. !
In charge of

gassm town the latter part of last
week.
MrW E Severance spent a day
last week in Florence on business.
Hon W P Cause came over from
Florence Saturday on business in
connection with his fathers estate,
of which he is executor.
Mr. W H Wells and Hon J "
Ragsdale, of the Florence bar spent
Tuesday in town OH business in
magistrate court. A preliminary
examination in the case of the State
ys Mack Sauls, rescuing c%ontraband
LIQUOR from an officer, was held.
The prosecution was represented by
Mr. Wells and the defense by Mr.
Ragsdale. The magistrate did not
consider the evidence sufficient to
warrant the sending of the us to
the General Sessions, and hence dis
missed the action.
The potatoes in Mr. " H Gaskin's
patch were, this year, neither small
potatoes nor few in the hill. He
made several hundred bushels to the
acre-exactly how many he does
not know, but he is quite certain
that the yield was almost phenome-
nal. Of the largest he weighed one
and it pulled down the beam at five
pounds. He says that in the patch
there were two hundred and fifty as
large as the one weighed. There is
no danger of starvation at his house
lat least for many months.
Miss Edith Carter returned We'd
nesday from an extended visit IN
Darlington. Her trip was a very
much enjoyed one.
Mr. Fleet McElyeen has secured
the Moody residence at the corner of
Main and. Church streets and is now
keeping house there.
The fox hunters had fine sport
during the recent bright moonlight
nights. The party went out every
few nights and rarely ever failed to
get up o lively race, and they sue
ceeded in capturing more than one
Il the sly fellows. While fox
driving is not held in the same favor
as it,onee was, it is still regarded by
many as the best and most inrigor-
sting sport to be had in this county
always excepting deer hunt,
which is the grandest Of all chases.
MrWJ Goodwin is building a
woodworking and a black smith
shop on Acline avenue just back of
the station house. There will be
two buildings of ample size and so
arranged as to meet the demands of
his growing business.
Mr. G R Weaver, fred up his
bakery last Friday night. The oven
worked like a charm from the very
beginning. The bread turned out
was really excellent and the entire
output was sold before shutdown Sat-
urday.. Round, pointed and biscuit
loayes were made. The bread is
thoroughly cooked, white, crisp and
melting. There was a real demand
for a bakery here and We hope this
one will be a success.
Mr. David Coker's store, which is
on his plantatation in the Hebron
section, was broken into a few nights
ago and his cash box stolen. In 1t
was, about 800 in cash and some
valuable papers, rent notes, liens, etc.
He has some suspicion that point
10 q certain man as the robber.
Mr. C R Hastings, of Spartanburg,
organized a council of the National
Union here on Wednesday night.
/, The council has about twenty two
members already. 1t is an insurance
society.
nI oonororo+;nns of tho Hebron
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-08-22
NEWS IN BRIEF

The will OF the late John w. Mackay
was filed at Virginia City. New, and
gives the estate to his widow and son,
who are made executors without bond
Gus Ginet. a prominent Polander of
Pana, H.. set fire to some straw under
a balky Montana pony. The pony was
burned so badly that the flesh of its
abdomen burst when 1t started. The
animal soon died. Ginet was arrested
by the humane society, and feeling is
high against him.
Considerable excitement has been
created at johannesburg by the dis
covery of a new gold reef which Is
said to traverse a large extent of ter
ritory.
The secretary of the interior has
granted to the department of agricul-
ture the privilege of establishing nur-
series and planting on the two forest
reserves recently established by Presi-
dent Roosevelt in the sand hill region
of Nebraska. Surveys are now being
made of both reserves, n nursery
sites will be chosen and put in readi-
ness for planting by the end of tbs
summer.