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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-02-26
L. & N. TO BUILD NEW LINE
From Knoxville to Chatta-
nooga. Giving 1t It's
Own Entrance.

KNoxviLLr. TkSS. Feb. 2l--lt is
here that the Louisville y
Nashville intends to build line from
the city 10 Cha,tsnoogs, leaving the
Jellieo Knoxville main line pear
Oliver Springs, crossing the fennes-
see River near Kingston and ad-
hesiae to the east hank Of the river
TO Chattanooga. This would gise
the Louisvills 4 Nashville is own
entrance into Chattanooga from Lon
issiile snd Cincinnati and would
civc Knoxville line to Chattanooga
competing with she Socthern Rail
Kay.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-02-26

Miss Emma Turner. who has been
conducting a kindergarten here. lett
for johnson City. Tenn. Monday
night. where she expects 20 engage m
the same work. Mis- Turner sweet
and amiable disposition has given
her an envisble position IN society
here. and she leaves behind her a
host Of admifing friends, No young
lady ever visited Norton who was
more popular. aud who won a higher
place in the esteem Of her friends
We hope that she will not forget
Norton while in SAMMY Tennes~ee
and that she may find IL her pleasure
TO visit our town again -Nortoi
Free Press.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-02-26
MR.. SMITH
For Appointment on the State
School Board.

For Appointment on the State
School Board.
Superintendent Of schools, w. ID.
Smith. of Scott County, is being
urged by his friends 10 the South
west aud other parts Of the State.
for a position on the State Board 81
Education. One County SOperiu-
teudent is to be placed on the Board .
in accordance with the provisions OF
the new constitution. AM considering
Mr.. smiths experience in school
work and his thorough knowledge of
school matters, he would be valu-
able addition 20 the Board.
There is another reason Why Mt
smith could do good service ou the
Board. that T.. ON account uf the pe'
culiar conditions that affect th'
school. In Southwest Virginia. IS
far there Is no man on the Boar.
from our part of che State. and thi
is the only opportunity ior es 60 SO
cure p representative.
The mountainous condition ot th
Southwest and industries entirely $50
| icreut from other parts Of the stat
raise questions that are entirely ur
known to any part OF the State hn
this.
, Let us have a representative by e.
means Nj. Smith is the man d,
j the place and should he appointed.
;
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-02-26
HONOR ROLL
Big Stone Cap Schools for
December and January.


grade Evening Glass Ads O'Ronrk,
ZelIa Palmsr.-Morning Class--Robcrt
Potter. sarah Kidd. Harry lessee.
and grade-Egs Price, Bessie " eathcrlg,
Nav Mcpherson, Oleison BAH, Pearl Pip
pin.
30 grade--None.
lth grade-Ebbie Gnly, simon Banks
eugene Brown, Jarettc Bailey, Katie
Horslcy, Minnie Lee Kelly
18th grade-N one.
9th erade--Oscar Banks
eth sraee-Losa Bruce, Virginia Beintt'
Grace Graham
sth grade-Rosa Bruce, Juliet Matthews
10th cradc--Laurs Kelly,
Fox JANrARY.
Ist grade-Afternoon Class-Nirginii
Beverlv.-Morniug Class-Robest Potter
Eddie Fleenor. Lula Price.
81 grsde-Esa Price. Matte Jarvis.
Sd ceadc--Alioe Frisby
4th erade--Ebhie Gilly, Ballard Hash
Eugene Brown. Ids Kinsinger
5th grade--None.
6th gsade--N lone
7th erade-Virginia Buiiitt, Rosa Bruce
Grace Graham
Requirements. The pupil must hsr
perfect attendance with a margin Of oa
| halt DAYS absence aud three tards mars'
good department, and an average Of =
per cent. on an stadies.
Very Respectfully,
r. f. S~EFra, feio-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-02-26
NOT FOOT--BUT SHOE.

Every woman wants her shoes to look Wel'
so that she need not be ashamed to snow nef
feet It is the shoe that decides beauty not l'ie
go lf = ,uonoan's shoes look we'll her feet
will look WELL but the handsome loot counts
for nothing in an unshapely shoe ,,--n,
Now the great advantage OF a QUEEN
QUALITY Shoe is that you nave ChoIc .
49, -, ,,,ay,v stvles shapes and sizes, that 1T
is lust like ordering your shoes custom
made You get not only every shape put
every size in every shape; you get not onIy
every style but every style for every ocGas.o, y
Ard ali these STYLES originate on "QUEEN
lOUALETY'' Shoes; other makers simply copy
them as closely as they can be initiated. Don
forget this when you buy your next PAIR o.
ishoes. coro
i OF course you know about that 5000 prize
loffer.
J. M. Willis e Co.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-02-26
The Big Stone Gap Post.
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THURSDAY. FEB 90. 1908.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Read the Herald shoe 90 a"'
W. c. Riley, Of Bristol, was in
town Saturday.
Attorney w. II. Bond, Of WISE
was ia the Gap Friday.
The very best value Tor the money
Herald Shoe.
RE. Caben, Of Richmond. was IN
town the past week
!. r. Graham. Of Harlan County,
Kv.. was in town sunday
They are going like "hot eakes'-
the Herald Shoes.
Jas. d. Mann. OF Petersburg was
in town last week.
You save the miille mans profit
in the price Of the Herald Shoes.
r r. Casper spent few days the
past week in Lexington, ny.
Judge f. NJ. Fulton. of Wise
spent Saturday night in town.
Jas. p. Pack. Of Louisville. Ky.
spent Sunday in town.
w. Reeves. a Bristol travelling
salesman. was in town last week
Mr.. r. c. Ballard Thruston. q
Louisville, Ky. is visiting in the Gar
Miss Elizabeth Fox lief, snnda
for a visit to New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Weutz 70
turned Monday from a triP 20 ;
Louis and Chicago.
W. NJ. Young. Of Harvey. WAS
town Saturday.
jas. $. Mack. Of Mount Pleasan
Pa. was registered at the hotel Fl
day.
Every purchaser gets goods at Il
same price at the Herald Shoe Go
store.
f. NJ. Hampton. Of Graham. W
registered at Hotel Eugene Ff'd'
night.
Attorney B. Il. Seweil. of Jo1'
vile. spent few days in town ls
week on professional business.
DR.. G. NJ. Peavler, Of Bristol, spC
last Friday in town on profession
business.
Sacrament Of the Lords SUPP
viii be celebrated at Trinity Meth
IS Isl Church Sunday morning.
Rev. John f. Nsff went TO Jon
Vile Friday night, where he h
quarterly meeting Saturday and s.
dcy.
A. II. Rogers. Of the Stones
Colliery Company at Glamorg
spent last Friday in town ou bl
ness for his company
When you come to town go TO
Herald Shoe Cos store for barg'
in shoes,
Mrs. Bolton and son, ). y. Boil
returned to Norton last week 8
Texas. where they have been for
past four years
The Herald Shoes are made
leather. and are not disguised :
paste snd polish.
M Mrs. J. z. Wolfe has been
for several days at her home on
5odea Hill.
A large shipment Of high <
el.no. ..sil u. ~aoa...J "a ff~e IL
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-02-26

O0mf 70 the 'to ufuN 't''N 49, "a
ing. which i now occupied by the I
Herald Shoe Co. when you want Ct
bargains in shoes. RI
p. g. Thompson, Of Bristol, was :,
in town Tuesday on business.
Ms :. II. Bond ard Willard
Richmond. It Gate City. we're regis ;
tered at Hotel Eugene Monday. 3
The Virginia Iron. Coal & Coke
Company have sold their BuenA Vista
furnace to the Allegheny Orc sna
Iron Company for $l5o,cOO.-Rod
ford Vance.
The Herald Shoe Co. has come to
STAY. aad will msiutsin their nation
al reputation-the best value Tor the
money.
]. W. Bausell Of the Lebanon Ncirs.
spent Saturday night in the Gap. en-
ronte to Oklahoma Territory. where
he will spend some time visiting rela-
tives.
II voa have Cabinet Organ to
rent please let Brother Dodwell, OF
Trinity Methodist Church, know on
what terms.
Ar. Wing has been awarded the
contract to baild. sor the l.. ~ n,
the road up Pigeon from lntermont
TO the works OF the Imboden Coke
Company.
The Womans Home Mission So
ciety Of Trinity Methodist Church
met in a called meeting at the par
sonsgc Tuesday evening.
Rev j. o. Straley is expected TO
preach IN Trinity Methodist Church
" Sunday. March 10.
Read the Herald shoe Cos ad
- this week. they mean what they say
10 We understand that the Louisville
aud Nashville expects 60 put anothe
passenger train ou this eud OF th'
20 Cumberland Valley Division IN
short time This viii certainly PROV
y. "A great convenience for the travelling
nullic. and will, we believe, prove
f..t b, ,,,,,rar,,
. success h'''''''''s' '0' ''' N
The Herald Shoe Go. have 70
as ceived only abou; one-hai' 90 'nel
large stock, ami VIII continue 10 Il
.. ceive shipments each week.
'"' -, ,p A,.rs who went
''' - 5,ys a.,o
."e have am operation performed by ID
Geo Ben Johnston, is doing nice
se. and will return ia couple OF week
The operation was highly successful
, lie is stopping az the Mt. Vernon,
' Franklin Street.
- n.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-02-26

Rev. T. J. Crumley. Presiding FL
der of Abingdon District, Virginia
Conference. 81. f. Church. came
over from Big Stone Gap yesterday
and left on the vestibule for Abiug-
don. and will go from there TO Green
dale. his home. lie has been as-i-t'
ing In two weeks revival at Bls
Stone Gap Bristol Neirs Thursday
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-02-26
RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

l offer for sale my residence on
Poplar Hill, adjoining Or. Kelly
Five rooms. and kitchen, pantry,
bathroom. cellar and attic. Two
room servants house on the lot. The
house is on lots & , Block So.
Also one large McNeal and Urban
Co. safe.
HESRy c. McDowEtt.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-02-26

The new Corporation Commission
comes into Office March LIST. There
Is Job awaiting them here at Nor.
ton in the form Of the oli-t'me and
familisr nni~snce--irsin connections
Their attention has sireaay hr' n
called 70 the matter. sni their m~m''-
rie- will be logged again by the time
the March winds begin TO whistle -
Norton FREQ Press.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-02-26

for the County Of WISE on the sssh day Of {
Eehruary. 1905
C siemp, Plaint.n,
sgainst In csancerv.
James McGllmery, e sis
Defendants
The ei,iect of IBIS salt is 20 erforce the
lien Of a inaemeui shtaiucd bs =. h. ouid
,o.ip.t " B. J Sfiaham and Sarah
Siishast. for Slsy 8. sad iaterest and
costs. AND assigned hy iAe said Ould 10
abe piainfif. and subject Lot q, Block ~,
fmnssvsmcnt Campany's Plat No J, 81
the town OF Big Stone Gap, NirSiaia, 10
sale 90 satisfy said judgment. Aad an
eas1sVif having been made and Sled thai
tha defendant, James McSlamfrv. Is not a
resident III the State Of Nirsiuia. 4nd
that sbere are or mas he, persons iotef
cssea in she -chiect 10 fe disposed 81
whose names are rakuo~u. which persons
arc msde parties deieaaant ny the geo-
ler.i descripiion ef rartics Cntnows, u -
lordered thas the said James AcHiamefy
ana the ssiA PARTIES CRkae~n 60 sPPe@s
here within > DAYS after due Publication
hereof, and 90 shat may BE neee-saFY g.
psoiecs theif ieierrsss IN thiS sail. And
,fitiS fasthef ordered that copy hereof
be pabii-hed once week for foar week
IN The Big Stone Gap Pest. and ,aat
= conS he noeted a. thc ifont 5eor Of 81
: Conr. House Of tAis ceanty GA toe hrs
: dan ii she next lerm Of the County Coars
'@s y -" , ene,--resss:
W. r. Klf6cEx. Clegk
al BIC 4 Jesxsox, . G..
: invsSs sLeNr. ?. q Fee zo-f-'
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-02-26
WANTED

80 good laborers 90 work for the
Intermout Coal aud Iron Company
At West Norton, Va Apply at once
n the works.
krlLy a. IRVINE,
Proprietors.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-02-26

The Herald Shoe Co. does not
seek to deceive you in marking their
goods. Every pair Of shoes marked
in plain figures at lowest selling
prize
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-02-26

Don't eontribate 70 The wealth 81
the 6rekes and the jobber wher yon
can save the intesinediste expense
in the price o. Herald Shoes
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-02-26

TuE mineral products Of the Unit
ed States loop up in large figures
gold. SIS. O00. 900; silver, $4,000.
GOO: copper, $50 COO .Ooo; lead. S2S.
GOO 600: zinc. Sll 100000; abrasive
aud chemical materials. S5s.OOo.uoOi
clay products and cement, S2S9, oVV-
600; coal, petroleum and natural gas
Sac. GOO. 0O0-making a grand TO-
tal Of S949, 900, 600.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-02-26

q G.. Hash. the skiiliul young
telesmpher on the Y. 81 :. w Rail
road, stopped Oh in Gate City with
his parents from "Wednesday tiil
Yesterday lie had been working at
Big Stone Gap and WAS on biz way
20 Bristol where he viii probably be-
located for some time. lie Is the
Youngest operator ON the road--'n"
is q good one Gate Gig Lcadcr-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-02-26

A special from Knoxville says.
BY throwing himself from "a train
travelling at the rate of thlty-hve
miles per hour, Henry Giles, who is
wanted for the murder OF William
Coin. Of Stonega, Wise County. Nir-
cinia. escaped Virginia officials who
haa him IN custody. The escape
occurred at Middlesboro, and before
the train could be stopped be had
gotten away. Ills wife, who rs also
wanted for completely, escaped in The
excitement. though she was quite al
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-23
DRAW POKER
 IS BARRED
As We'll as Other Card Games For Money in All Pub.
 lie Places.

Poker, pangingi and kindred games played for money have been prohibited by the United States marshal's office. following instructions received from the district attorney. All house. in which card games were running were notified to quit on Sunday afternoon. or arrests would immediately follow.
 The action of the district attorney, 1t is said, was taken because of the fact that a couple of saloons, the North crn being one of them, opened d "black- iack' game last Saturday night, q week ago, in defiance of the inhibition of the game. The game, it is said. coutinucd to run until late Sunday night. when it was closed. Then lh, district attorney decided to close all card games played for money stakes and poker and other games have disap- peared.
 "The municipal government has no 1 power to regulate gambling, ofcourse, 1 said d we'll known citizen yesterday. l That is the province Cf the federal | government acting through the district attorney's office. The federal govern ment will continue to control gambling until the district receives terrltorla form of government. Mnnnipal coi'' cils may memorialiZe the federal goE ernment until they grow decreplt, NH T the government will Itt grant .h. town the right to regulate aCch !eca affairs. That right may te oDtalLc c' from territorial legislature, when th' is established
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-23
NOTICE OF UNITED STATES TAR
 SEALS SALE,

United States of America. Second division, Dis
 trct of Alaska, ss
 Public notice is hereby given, that by virtue of writ of Fieri Fncias Cor executiCn), dated September llth, A. D., 1903, iSSIed out of he District Court of the United States foT the Sec ond division, District of Alaska, on q judgment rendered in said cour., on the 2lst cay of No vember A. D. 1903, in favor of the Nor "1 Commercial Company tn oorporatioT, r'Gintif and against Will J. Henry, the defendant ... : on this 18th day Of September A. D. 1905, levied upon tEe following described real estate situ- ated in the Cape Nome recording district, Dis trct of Alaska, to-wit:
 That certain placer mining claim known as the Opal bench claim, situated on the left limit of Oregon creek. between Nugget gulch and oregon creek, and that will accordingly offer said real estate for sale ut public venduc to the highest and best bidder, for cash. on the 23nd day Of October, A. D. 1903, at o clock p, m, in front Of the U :. District court house at Nome, Alaska.
 Da. ed September 10th. A. D. lao'
 tn.sh II. RICHARDS, U. S. Mar ,bal s.iu division District of Alaska. r- G.J. A. LEEKLEY,
 Chief Deputy. 925 5v W
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-23

writers t, form an in elli;,ent i, cl C, the fire risks of Non e., The natter was left in the hands of tn, city clcrk 'to reply. trt'
 It was recommended that the prison CTS clear all garbage from oi,y build ings.
 Councilman Calvin I, commended that bobsled for the hose and chem ical engine be purchased, aS u was in.- possible to draw the old one through the streets in the writer tine. Re ftrred to fire committee.
 Councilman Hoxsie stated that as it was drawing along to the lime when communication with the outside would be cut off, a committee of three. Coun- cilmen Hill, Stevens and Calvin, pre- pare an address setting forth the con ditions of Nome, and thet such ne morial be forwarded tO tAe president before navigation closes.
 Councilman Rowe asHc that the lighting of the cross over the Catholic church be attended to. The street committee were given power to pro cure the lights.
 ?. J. Coston asked that counsel be employed in Washington and Juneau in regard to the towusite patent. Re ferred to law and ordinance committee.
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-23
II you want Good Coffee go to Cog gins for it.
Cooled Him Off.

A man named Staclspole received drastic treatment few nights ago at the hands of number of Dexter creek miners. Stackpole and couple of other men were out on Dexter, and with some of the boys on the creek en- gagged in little game of draw" The two men won with great regularity until Stackpole, it is alleged, dropped some chips on the floor. As he bent down to pick them up miner named Brady noticed card drop from Stack poles sleeve. He was instantly ac- cused of having concealed cards; he de- nied the allegation, but a search re- vealed the king of spades up his sleeve. Then Stackpole was hiked to a pit and the hose turned on him. from which he subsequently emerged looking like the pyoverbial drowned rat.
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-23
s 0 | Q M Q N
The Season Has Been a
 Prosperous One.

E. L. Burnam, pioneer resident of Solomon, was in town yesterday from Shovel creek, where he is proprietor of the Shovel creek road house. Mir. BuPnam has resided there since 1900, and he says that the Solomon section is certainly one of the very best in Seward peninsula. A great deal of work has been done this year, and there will be Il larger production of gold than ever before.
 The Hurrah quartz mill is a great success and is daily crushing ore. The mine continues to improve with de velopment.
 Dr.- Fell has sold No. 8 bench for ( good sum. The Northern Mining Trading Co. have had good season.: work. their big dredger having done excellent work this season.
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-23
He Wanted Tin.

The other day man entered THE NUGGET office and asked to be shown some samples "f tin ore from Cape York which q exhibition at THE NUGGET office. . was accommodated. Then he said would like to have a sample. He was given one without hesitation. Then he told of having found identical tin ore at the head of the Colville river several years ago. he also told marvellous story of gold and hardships in another section. Just then the reporters attention was turned to another portion of the office, and when he again locked aroind the Colville man had disappared, as had also three nice specirens of tin from Lost river, Cape Yok. The fels low is welcome to the oryif he uses 1t for legitimate purposes!
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-23
l.iCkET
 AGENTS Must Payza Tax of SIPS a Year.
WORK OF COUNCIL
"A Memorial" to Be Sent to the
 President on NOme'S Needs

An the members of le council wtre pr ent at . regular meeting on Mon- d. l-ht, it. the eXc plon ot CouL- ci .u Bar.
 'p ucDtl1Rce was H~Scd imposing a license ,lX of Si2j a year on trans po a.Iou COmp4ai.s cr persons who ke., agd maintain 7u office OF desk room 2 Nome Jr the purpose of sell ing tickets or procuring freight for transportation from Nome.
 Emma Mcdonnell petitioned the council to remove the sidewalk from the ground along the east side, oppo- site and northerly from the barracks. The petition was granted.
 .J. F. Giese and J. T. ThOrnquist as"Sd permission to be allowed to store crude petroleum within the special fire limits, stating that they would store 1t in such a 'lanner as to render It safe from outside fire. Referred to the fire committee, wI.h power to act.
 A communication from John c. Brady, governor of Alaska, making in ourieS as to the total population of No ne, both white and native, and what school facilities are provided by the municipality for the children of school age, both white and native, and the amount of taxable property, was received and placed on file.
 A communication from Ames Mer cantile Co.,, San Francisco, 10 the chief of the fire department, asking that a statement regarding the actual facts concerning the facilities and equip ment of the department in Nome be sent to the Board of Underwriters in San Francisco, accompanied with proper maps of the town of Nome, sh owing location of hydrants and fire engines, so as to enable the under
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-23
Sold Tickets Illegally.

Geo. IT. Smith and E. R. Hunter wer3 arrested Thursday afternoon by the chief of police on a charge of sell ing steamship tickets without a license. 1t is alleged that they were selling tickets to Seattle Cn the Leelenaw, although that steamer does not carry passengers. Yesterday afternoon in the municipal court both defendants were adjudged guilty, but sentence was suspended until today. This morn ing sentence was again deferred until Saturday next.
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-23
R [ ! H D E: F B
Herd at Teller Mostly
 Owned by Herders.

A. Howick, assistant superintendent of the Teller reindeer station, is in town. The reindeer herd at that place has done well, and the deer are mostly owned by the herders. Oat of 600 only B reindeer are now owned by the gov ernment. The rest have passc, into the hands of the Lapr ant native herd CTS, who have completed their five years of apprenticeship and have bee n alloted their deer. Rev. T. l.. Brevig, the superintendent, is waiting for his successor, whom he expects this fall, when Mir. Brevig will leave for the out side.
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-23
CVer in Council,

J. R. Marks, the well known Coun- cil city hotel man, is in town. Mir. Marks has sold the Marks hotel at Council city to w. E. Oliver. Mr. Marks will remain in Nome for the winter.
 Speaking of the operations of the De Soto Placer Mining Co. on the Neuk- lux, Mir. Marks states that they have struck big paystrcak, and their dredger is doing excellent work. The output of gold this season in Council district will be more satisfactory than ever before, according to Mir. Marks.
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-23
NOTICE DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP,

Tho co- partnership heretofore existing under tho name and style of MURPHY, DEGGINGER 6 HOXSIE, ill the City of Nome, is this day dissolved by the retirement of N. DeggingeI from said co-partnership. All outstanding ac- counts of said firm will be paid by the remain ing partners, and all persons having bills against said firm will please present them for payment at once.
 JAMES B. MURPHY.
 HARRY MURPHY,
 N DEGGINGER,
 C. F. HoxsIE Nome, September 23rd, 1905. 10 2s-itl
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-23
A Prosperous Eskimo.

Iktuk, Cape Prince of Wales native, is in town buying supplies for the win ter. Iktuk speaks English huently, is the owner of 50 reindeer, and is alto gether a prosperous native. Besides be is the only native in his region who owns a mining claim. His claim is situated on the Ounacovik river and for the past four years he has kept up his assessment work. This year, he says, in seven pans he got ? cents.
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-23

Van Dyke, Principe de Gales, San chez & Haya. Belmonts, also full line of imported and Porto Rico and domes- tlc cigars at T. J. Nestor's, A. C. Co. s warehouse, Front street.
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-23
4 Rargain.

For sale, on Front street, a, building, fine log cabin, store house and lot through to beach with nice stock of goods, including 500 worth of choice cigars and tobaccos. Apply at this office.