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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-26
Social Changes.

l can well remember the time when
a man, if perchance he met lady
while he was smoking in some rather
unfrequented street. always flung his
cigar away and rather tried to look as
if he had not been doing it. Yet so ar
have we Travelled that not long ago, at
a hospitable house not hundred miles
from Berkeley Square. the hostess and
her daughter were the only smokers in
a large luncheon party, and prefaced
their cigarettes by the courteous cond.
ton, 'If You gentlemen don't mind. -
London Taller.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-26
Proposes a Lady Senator,

The Salt Lake Telegram advocates
the election of woman Senator to
succeed Senator Rawlins, when his
term at Washington closes next year.
1t argues as follows:
I'VE Utahians believe in the right
Of women to vote and hold office. Why
should they not be recognized and
given a representative in the United
States Senate? There is no constitu-
tional inhibition in the way. There Is
nothing but a wormy, old sentiment
that the sooner We jump ON the better.
Half the people Of Utah in respect Of
sex are without representation in the
Senate. Let us have the courage Of our
convictions and send woman to the
Senate. There are ladies here in Salt
Lake City who would make ideal Sen
ators. Why not take the new depart
ure and have the credit of being the
first to break the ice?"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-26
Exercise Your Teeth.

While gymnastics are entered into
heartily by many persons for the pro-
motion Of health and growth Of mus
cles and various parts Of the body. no
thought is given to the exercise Of the
teeth. If you use only those on one
side Of your mouth, you are cheating
the others Of what they ought to have
in order to continue In good condition.
When a tooth has none under or above
to match it and grind upon it. or. tech
nically speaking, to antagonize 1t. its
state cannot be absolutely perfect
Friction Is a necessary thing for a
tooth's life and healthfulness. This is
a case where antagonism serves good
purpose. If the teeth are not properly
cared for the molars decay aud lose
their grinding proclivities. and we
reach, even before old age. the time
spoken Of by Solomon, when the
grinders cease because they are few"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-26
Value of the Bath.

Bathing. like eating and sleeping and
exercising, should be done regularly.
1t should also be regarded as a pleas
ure and luxury. The girl who thinks
of bath as small children contem-
plate washing dishes or doing some
other disagreeable task does not get
the real, full. jolly benefits Of the tub.
Those who find the daily bath restful,
stimulating and pleasant cannot get
along without it.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-26
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arranged low in the neck. and from
the clusters Of puffs and rolls escape
three, four or five curls that dance
with. every movement Of the wearer
Sometimes there is the old-fashioned
shower Of curls reaching to the shoul.
ders.
Just how much Of the front hair
shall be curled is left to the choice OF
the individual.
In comparison with the present Sc
we're style Of arranging the hair, the
new couture is decidedly frivolous. II
is safe to say that if American women
adopt it-and they usually do what
Paris tells them tot will take time
for them to accustom themselves to
the innovation.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-26
A Wall. Painting Note.

Don't ever allow a brush to nut a
single streak Of paint on a wall. either
exterior or interior. that is not perfect
ly dry. More "cusshOn an discussion"
ensue from this than any other cause.
No matter If the job be rush one, the
owner of the property will thank you
when he understands why you refuse
to risk your reputation on a wet sur
face
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-26
Modesty a Guard.

Modesty is not only an ornament. but
also guard to virtue. 1t is kind Of
quick and delicate feeling in the soul,
which makes her shrink and withdraw
herself from everything that has dan.
ger in it. 1t is an exquisite sensibility,
warning us to shun the first appear.
ance of everything which is hurtful.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-26
Did He Lose?

did youse git anyt'ing:" whispered
the burglar on guard as his pal emerged
from the window.
Nav, de bloke wot lives here is a
lawyer" replied the other in disgust
Oats hard luck" replied the first;
did youse lose ennyt'ing?"-OhioS State
Journal.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-26
MIR. Chamberlain "the YOungster."

Mr.. Chamberlain's youthful appear
ance has sometimes given rise to curl
Gus MISUNDERSTANDING. On one Occa-
sion. some years ago, he was travelling
with Mr.. Jesse Ceilings in Spain. They
had arrived at Malaga. and wanted to
90 on to Gibraltar. but there was no
regular means Of communication be
tween the two ports. In their extrem-
ity they applied to the captain of a
British merchant steamer then in port.
which was about to leave for the
fortress. to take them as passengers.
The skipper demurred for time on
the ground OF lack Of accommodation.
but he ultimately yielded, agreeing to
give ND his own cabin to the travellers.
When the bargain had been struck. the
prospective passengers were taken
down to the cabin to Inspect their tenn
pOrary quarters. 1t was small con-
fined space furnished with bed and a
contrivance dignified by the name of
sofa. This Is the best l can do for
YOU" said the captain. addressing Mr..
Ceilings; you can take the bed, and
the youngster must knock it out on the
sofa"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-26
Curls Are in Fashion,

The coiffures of the present season
are derived from the time of Louis
XVI. and they bring with them soft
curls and ringlets. The back hair Is
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-26

What has become of the old-fashion-
ed woman who used to say that little
bird came and told her. when asked
where she heard piece of gossip?
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-26

This shirt-waist suit is tucked in
small tucks across shoulders; slightly
open down the front, showing white
edges of waist. having white folds. The
same folds are around each Of the
bands on stock and in the skirt. Buttons
are round and Of pearl.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-26
Policemen on Sick Lis,

OF London's policemen 3.33 per cent
are daily on the sick list.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-26
MATINEE GIRLS WHO CHEW.
They Have Changed from Candy as a
Favorite to Sailed Nuts.

"The matinee girl Is constantly
changing her choice of theater refresh
ments," said a well-known confectiOner
the other day. "A few years ago it was
caramels in their dainty waXed paper
that appealed to her palate. Then burnt
and sugared almonds had run. After
that candied violets and rose leaves
found favor with her. These were long
in favor, because they came packed In
such small compass and also because
they left pleasant taste in the mouth
and also perfumed the breath.
But during the last couple Of years
sweets have given way to salts, in the
form of nuts, and we put up first salted
almonds in dainty little boxes, that '1p-
pealed readily to the eye Of the capri
cious person. With a large number of
girls they have now almost entirely
taken the place Of candy, and | believe
the doctors have discovered that they
have great nutritive value.
Now almonds are being almost SUI
perseded by peanuts, and we can hard
IN prepare them fast enough for the de-
mand some days. They are cheaper, OF.
course, but it is not that that commends
them so much as the fact that they are
something to nibble surreptitiously. and
are neither sticky nor greasy.
I'VE take great pains with Them
said the confectioner. according to the
Philadelphia Record, land now have
their preparation down to fine art A
girl may have quite quantity in lit
tie pink sack concealed in her coat
pocket She can slyly pick out one kerr
mel at time without the slightest detri-
ment to Ler white kid gloves"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-26

A lie slips through the telephone
while the truth fingers to get itself
typewriter.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-09
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION,
No. GG3.


 In the United St-t1s Dstri,t Court for the Dis
 tri.t Oi AlasIia. Second Division.
 Aubrey ;. Crane. plttiLtiI4. yS. D. J. Chm, bell, William A. Gilmore, C. 5. McC onnell. V. [. Hiceen, .)ohl Doc, Richard Roe and Peter Coc. defanGint, Action brought ia thc Diirii. Court Tor he Dt5lr.- of AIaSl;2. Second ui ,i- sion. and the cOmpiai4; therein lied in tie otice Of the clerk th-icUl tt Nome. Distli.l 0. Alaska.
 The Prnsidrnt Of tho United States Of Amor ica, to D.J. Campb9!l, Ni.iiAIn 4. Gilmore, C. E. MoConncII, W. I. HirctH. and John Doe i{jsn. 1rd Roe Id Peter Cce, Wause rue man :s . re unknown, greeting;
 You auu each of you gre hcrcJy notified 10 appcar and rnsEer the com nylaint fled by the p.intlf in the uDOVe cni-4ct action in th1 UiS- tri:t Court 10: tho District Of AI-a.;U second division. a5 Nome Ailski. Niihi4 ,hirtf LUj days from the ditc or is,ryi e on iou ti t,i., summons, CT lidgmcLt for HAnt thHreuI will be taken Ggainst you. The rainf .ic,lau.iel in said complaint k idGgmcnt g3iast the tcfea1- unt D. J. tampDcil for the siEi c.. :? LOlD to- gethcr with interest on the sum of g. JJJ from October lst, 1901; on the sum ot .0D rom De- cembcr lst, 1891. and on the uI ai OtJ from the d day Of March i!0.; ,lii iddgueng being dtmantiod upon certain prcInissory note for eDo0 executed and deIivo fe.t pu the IO,h dt,v of September. 1901, by said l. IcnGGnl D. j. Cuinu- beii to Plaintiff A. ;. Crane, G.li payabe in ii- sediments as follows: S2Uip on or before 0 - tober lst, l9J; 3l,G0 Gil O. before Daccinbcr 3ist. l9o.' a3,UD within siXt; days fo!toWiup. s',VtO on or DHfose SeptJmht. 4itn, l!.1 pnd S',D9rn or before September .,ts ieOJ ,!sG.. neilt and deefec i3 .I3o acGla. 3y Stil com. plalat cstabiShing iu favor .. aisIAtiii ven dot.s lien tor SAid seTer,l Sunls s together yiih interest IS Gicrcseid, CT tho !oYor 509 feac of placer mining claim kIowa 2S No. upyye Ci, coVery On Boulder creek tribul-rJ ol Turner
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Quiner, Lutie Boardman, Harry Nieb- ling, Wm. Lewis, Guy Rowe. Fred J. Aikens, Robert Rogers, Harris Jones, George Carlson, Bruno MOnro, Irving Reed, Raleigh Qninton. Gregg Criswcll, G. Wilkinson, P. Cavanaugh, J. Derosc, Willie Thornquist. The young ladies present were: Misses Hattie Olson, Agnes Ross, Louise Ross, Olive Story, Vesta Storey, Arlene Wheeler, Laura Jaycox, Geneyievc Remedy, Ina Dahl strom, Nora Dahl,trom, Olga Dahl strom, Iilda Watz, Ruby Phillips, Annie Arnott, Kathryn Meiggs, and Mrs. L. V. Jaycox, Mrs. A. Rowe, Mrs. Chas. Ross, Mrs. F. NJ. Wheeler, Mrs. H. D. Wheeler, Mrs. N. Storey, Mrs. NJ. J. Hadley, Mrs. Graves, Mrs. Muther, Miss Fern, Miss Hubbell.
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NOTICE OF FO2rETTJpE.

To MrX G0lclte and O. J. Corltois:
 Notitc l, he:7!j given vol n .5 thr under. slsL"d, l. |" "as'l Y. D;hn, being a co-owncr wi h you O shat cnrtniu pia0er lniaiEg claim in t,,n Cape Nome Mining District, Di-lI:t uf Mask, !. sltu ted upon that cettain crceii known us ,iouroon creek, and being known ns pllcer claim No. DeIow disco yer, OH iiylr,,on trcnl, has performed on the aforesaid pIaccf mininy clalu, ht hiS own expense more than one h,,,, ard collars (5loD worth of labor ana inprovc melts Tor thn year 1891; that the aforesaid Max Gcacttc lS lhc ownt Cf an uudiyi jed one tbi rrl u-J) interest h the uforCsdii piaccr niniuV oi an undlvi cd oae.th!rd q D intercs in siid c!aiin. ma the un'scfs,.tnoa Is the owner of inc rempl ng aethirG q 3l interest Of x id cInin. I ,i .h' S ,il hs GJNetto ard .. l. Comtois, Or ei hPr Of them, have lvt contributed thoir o~ htH p"I'"F.!bA .. < S.it. ,pon%'S inc Jgrrd b. tho uI,i,'r,i- 4et. ID gsftornLr sut 4.JJr anI i'm provence on a 'ii ! In rOaue during Inc Vr iSVl, whi i;l id c.sp Hasc is ln tho sum of ona hulturcd collars isloJj, pnd tha proportion of saii expense that should have bceu contributed
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-09
NEWS NUGGETS.

A niue-pound boy was born yesterday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. E. 5. Dozier.
 The ball given by the Anvil Masonic club on Monday evening was social success in every way.
 The Knights of Pylhias club will give another of their popular balls on Tues day evening next at Golden Gate hall. J. T. Lin1seih, of the Eaton reindeer station, arrived in town Sunday with reindeer teams, enroute to Candle creek.
 Dr. Rininger, assisted by Drs. Grigs- by and McClauahan. yesterday per formed an operation Tor appendicitis on Dr. Jerauld Of For, Davis.
 Word reaches Nome that Big GerUge" Watson, who was recently cou- victed in Nome on d charge of giving liquor 10 natives, thrashed a white man at Candle City on his return there and he is now in the Candle City jail.
 In letter received by the last mail it is reported that sometime during the month of December the steamship San Bias wa, wrecked off the northwest coast of Mexico. Although, no doubt, authentic, the report is quite brief.
 The many friends of Miss Marga. ct Mckinney, of Seattle, will be pleased to hear that she is meeting with great success in her professional stage work in New York and the east. At present she is playing prominent role Tn The Chaperone."
 NJ. !. Sullivan returned from Gold Run on Sunday evening. Mr. Sullivan confirms the report, published else where, that pay ha, been struck on the Bluestone and also on the right fork. He predicts prosperous season for the Gold Run country.
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King Edward Holding His
 First Levee.
:: NEW COURT CUSTOM
Exceptionally Brilliant Gathering at
 St. James Palace-r1any rlembcrs of the Royal Family Present..Two Americans Presented.

London, Feb. liking Edwards first levee since his accession to the throne was held in St. James palace at noon, today, and was an exceptionally brilliant function. The Prince of Wales, the Duke of Cennaught and other members of the royal family were present, and the gathering of members of the diplomatic corps, cabinet minis- ters and naval and military officers vas uuprecedently large.
 The levee commenced with the re. ception of the ambassadors. followed by that of the cabinet ministers and diplo mats and finally of the general company including Allison Armour of Chicago, and Charles Gibson of Boston.
 As the Prince of Wales, King Ed ward merely bowed to the presenlees and shook hands with intimate friends. Today new feature vas introduced. All those who were known to his ma esty kissed his hand, though they did not kneel as was the custom at the le- wees of the late Queen Victoria.
 The king selected those to kiss his hand by extending the hand palm down wards, wheieupon the presentee placed his own hand beneath his majesty's and kissed the kings hand on the back. The majority of the presentees, there fore, had to be contented with simple
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Down froGI Candle

W. J. Milroy, United States Commis- sioner and recorder for Fairhaven pre- cinct, and D. NJ. Brogan nrrivcd in town last night from Candle City. They experienced a very hard trip on the way down. being l3 days en roule by way of Fish river. Blizzard followed blizzard, preventing travelling. Judge Milroy says that the mining outlook for his section is good, and besides Candle,
 in radius of ten miles which will ho = come producers this season. These arc Montnna. Alder. Eldoradc, Roosevelt,
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-09
To Wed a Prirc. ling.

Paris, Feh. S.-Miss Helena GOrham Vii l, an American resident of Paris. will marry Prince Eugene of Sweden. provided he can gain his father, con- sent and arrange to resign his right Of succession to he throne of the Bei na- dottes, as did his eller bro, her, Oscar, when he made morganatic alliance. Prince Eugene is painter and has lived for many years in the Latin quar- ter of Paris
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appreciated by the audience, as Was evidenced by the hearty applause
 Miss Monroe sang exceedingly well, and was splendidly received: her charm ing personality adds greatly to her sue cess.
 Mr. Widsted played two numbers in | most artistic style, and for hi, second encore gave a Norwegian selection unaccompanied Mr. Wid,tod possess es a splendid technique and plays with great expression.
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Polar Union Social Club.

The Polar Union, social organiza- tion composed principally of the youths of Nome, held dance Saturday after noon at Ross hall, on Front street. The affair was q great success in every way under the direction of Manager Chas. Toss. Those who participated were: C. Ross, Fred Peterson, Walter Earl, Fred Westby, Hugh B. Rowe, Ed Stevens Ralph Horton, Walter Niebling, J.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-09
NOIlCE OF FORFEITURE.

~s CoUNCu. CITY. Alaska, Januaryl 1, lD)2 T@deorgc E. Gardner:
 You are hereby notified that I, as enc of the co owners of the mining claim hereinafter uc scrlbod, have expended the sum Of two hunGred doHarS Ill labor in performing the nSsvSsneht work for he years fGi0 ;.nd l O1 upon that ger, tain mining claim known and commonly called No. 24ts" formerly called No. 2o'o aDoVc discoI cry on Ophir crecs ill EldoraGo miLln3 ul>tiici, Aow iu ouncii recording district DIS tr,ct Of Aids!li, and containing aDout 2J acres; ls viii aprcar by certificate and affidavit iil,u O:to Der 27,h, ZOO, for said ycnr of BOO. ana Dy certificate u3d affidavit filed October 21th. EVi, for s Id year 1901, in the office ot the recoruer ol said district in order to hold said mining prop. crty under the provisions of Section 2o24 or ihc Revised Statutes Of tho United States. pelIg the amount required to hold the sane TOT .te said years 1900 and lsDi, ill accordance with Salo law.
 You will please take notice, Gs cc.owncr 'nat If you do not, within ninety C0) days alter tne publication of this notice, pav your propor' ot, or 1T you refuse to pay yC UT proportion oi u.n cxpcnditcre as aforesaid us c0-owner, you, ln tercso in said claim will become tho property oi tho undersigned under md by virtue CI snlu Seoticn 252i 0! the Revised Statutes CT 'Ho UnitcU 5talcs.
 J. l.. WILSON,
 Co-ownpr of the AforesL ld tlaIin
 and Property. ,s Date Of first publieatiCe u l..i-e J' nnar. ,o, y lsUa. l-!5l"w"
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creek, il tbc Koua'ro'l rCco" ing GiS ret, sA th | $ i'd Ii T Dr To.C--OScI CNu h id lower oVt i,CU Ii a.I,. b. pct miuIns il Jt rJI. ulUef d9' eroc ior 7.ICS lEe tad the P.o>",'S th't.tl ap' pacl. ll ;atd .H-tion Of it aEo L- ..4" dlsl i!Hii.tiI rrC.l .!u D'lcn {. Nj Il ID ]! on Sil pgum.sSJry noe, toSCtn'r wt,h iE--r st &n .cslS. and HlsQ tn u sufficient Ci tuJ StrpIu5 arising rom 5 le Dt ret met ll Ih2 lt2l>t!S CT tie trt fpt tEH N- m Ilt 7" hNA 'tDF O- .h DlI- gnvc pl 3aul noe. HInUdatinS lO tlf"JJ Jdug- m nn is "ls 0 dem ndcd by II comp laL tAat tle interest tf all tnt Ltt 'njGnLS anu those ci.iminE LEdog ih"ln ln Slli IoWr oJJ tcec CT &t. uiIial yc auju ,Hcu subordinate uAd suLJ ct UH.l iiou n Ut ..n H. J-rfcd a!ld tpf'tI9Std B . suiI tuIo.4UsJtP S r., 5 Viug ,O D Ii C'LHuG- ants tptIr E 1 I.gAt tf .cooupticn. ; d tJin- r.yi.J a.so pr.5s lur g"ncI'i ic.ici, in 4Ud.ug cCs..,. IEe GctCr4a uts JOhu Dee Ei:h.:d Ituc tI.C 4'c- -cc Co. IC tI4crstd lt Cu.uL! tHl ,U De il .i.IOtS uui!.sa CI Cr4cA.-NtS N n ss trA EGC.cS ..t5 D.. n0|n tO ;ha ri@il 1T, ri.a II il til i2 ii ,cu,I int rslS tA't Wh q Us.cg- |. iAcI thoir true h:lnca Oc inserted tnI al pre- occ. il.s., lLnG,Cu ue-U.Cti.S45.
 And ;or, he IClcIlati itS tIoToSail, ere hereby no1iled ,h-J i; Gu hi to answer tn3 yUirIint th2 p!aiui.u viii apidS 'o ihe colrt io4 the refer CC!G ua"u th"r il
 This 1ommona has, b. cn orccr of the above cItl..uu cour.. L-,ci nd lil.d the 9h ody Of April. rU.. il the o!ilc2 ol Inc -lcri ot s-t4 court. &t NCl1c, At4Sa., u5, a Utl.CrcI l0 Dc served DS pu0'i-AuoA Il he NOME NUGGET, { newspaper puO!ish 'd at Nuulo, Al six, ant saiI pGUli1auOn Dy said order WIS O!rcutc1 to De In-uc once U week ICr six weeks Thc date Of the !lra. pub!i-ali,u oI this saHmUus viii Lc Ap.lI 9.h, lsJ: il.d the due Of the last pu.li.a llUn M ., 3lS, .}Ut GG Ehl T tlGlc sid puDliao t:oI vii Lc CCmpiC-". oAd yoa, Ihc said dof"nd- Gn.S, grc hcrt ivy notincd th. Ou are ic luii cd u -lnWcf the oaiu complaint within thirty doy5 after thc S'II 2!A5 Cay oG AIa5. lEJ!, boiag tnc dato ot ,hc -onpntiNn oI . l-h lc.lOi .I puD.i- c2t!c4, nLd ih!tf Aou fiji to aplic.r ud an. sNe. ali c-m.l int w4.Gin .Eirty G.ys from the u L. i.sti1Orct,ii il tic iLtil win lpply to Inc colrt Tor the rc!tcf ccm l4uCa ia iu cola- 2! l-.. D. l~:nic4t for WllJ uI 3,:A answer n+.. b. sIcu g -illsv JCu.
 Wi.H"sa the tlu!loIGD!A JaucS EIolle rSh.m Jo. 20 Ct tho lu UAited Statoa Ii<,iict Court ai. ,ho i (. sid coIrt. ,si.i.. ,u ,hs Il dag Cl April, laD!
 T.. C. STEEL,
 Ger; ci the Led s;t.tea D .s1li.. curt,
 DiStt-t CT Al ska, Sc. onl Gh,ion,
 by HAktY (. GOEDJ.,, ISc'lI DcpuoY Icrk.
 j. Ii. Tarn and IrA D. O.tou. ,.t,Cineys fol Fl -'-tia, New E.uUca-o UoLuilg, Nome Hl. &G@. s-S-lLh
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Ger, ci the l,c6 St"to D.$Jli4. GU
NCTl-E OF TC2EEiTuRE.

To v. r. ScD5clow:
 10 Ie hcGcJ, l-O. .ii2l thlt 1 hayc cApcn6eI the sum Of two hdndrei dollars in labor iu pcr. foIiuti-g tn2 s:S 'Ssment work Tor h ear, l1l and !,0; upon lh | ccrtaiA placer friiiug claim i>noWn as the "S 'qouL' pi0pr mining e!aim ;! itDCu On the Icft limit q OrhIr c.cCll tnu running along the nocthy"storlJ me of tho .piEIv' alu No. ' n Ophir Geek ill Eidoraco M, IF DiS.ric. BOW oDn:il it i,acol, Ing District nd recorded JulI II. A. D. 700 You will ricnSc Ike notice thGt if you ua not within so ,. Ss I. ter tna pUD!;Atiu ,f Uni; noti.c Day %our proportion, or II Nvd r ilSc to p.y ,uur pToy3r-loa Of soch expenditures GS a.orcsnid. us co-Owucr. your in crest ia said claun will be. come tho property of the undersigned under See. 2.2i lIe!iseI Sratutrs of the uLi.cd states
 WALTER SCHMIDT. Council ity, Alrsha, Feb. 2J lsus
 3.5 3uW
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They Scored a Success.

The second grand concert, given at Golden Gate hall Sunday evening, by the Philharmonic orchestra was in every way Il great success. It was a treat to all music lovers, and certainly compared very iavorably with affairs of its kind in the States. Nome has reason to be proud of such an organ ization. Every number by the orches- tra was well rendered and very much
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of nisapproprated money rom the bank, and he further announces that all dcpositor, will he raid in fnll. but hat sen,atioual disclosures will be made if unIuir efforts arc made to saddle the responsibilities of the banks fallule on him