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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06
@armm Der CbernieSertnpfleriepp
nidts mebr pom Selepbon
iutiIeu mill,

Ger Observation-Disclosures fommt
III Die Staot mn0 gebt ba 5u einem
&aufmann bel Dem er diets ieinen
Suder fauft, ieinen Sdnupftabaf
nno mas man ionit nod brandt.
$50, Serr Waper", iaet er. ais Der
aaufmmn bas @erlanste einge.
midelt bat, niest muB I no Dem Ga.
mobaibla Miiae iae'n bob er ma
40 Bfunb aleeiama arBa ihift!" =
Zen Song fonnen Sic ii6 eripo-
rem, entaesnete Der aauimann, Der
ieinem &itnben gefaaig iein mill, vbo
telepbonieren sic ibm einfab. BIS
III Die S~annenitraBe binals brauden
Sic cine quite Stunoe uno nab per.
Den Sic audi nod = es itebt ia elm
itarfes @epitter am Simme!"-0er
Sbernieoertupfleriepp hat bas einse-
ieben uuo gebt mibtrauiid ans Sele-
pbon. Ger &aufmann Waper er.
flGrt ibm Die gauge MANIPULATION
un0 Der Sepp 16rett allo ms Sele-
pbon: .9a Miiaa ion Dem Sbernie.
oertupfer 40 8funb 8leeiama mad,
~Sdmmmelsoorf itida . aber net
icpiel 0ref iou o'rin iein, als mics
lett mall" gben ponte Der Sepp
oas Selepbon ~perlaiien, als err aui
einmal einen fiirhtbaren Sdlag err
bolt, Der i'm fait on Die @nno pirft.
.slb. is Der uber grob!" briillt Der
Sepp ino nit ben 8orten: .Na
mart MIR, Cir fimm / idon", rum-
pelt or gum Saoen binaits. 9as
gnoe Ger @eididte lit Dab Der Sber-
uiebertupileriepp ipegen 9orperper-
letung, begangen on Dem Samen.
hGnbler @iiler. IA Gage einseiperrt
muroe. Gr bat ben @ii0er orient
lid perbmaen. neil er gemeint bat,
Der hattie ibm teIephonii6 "a
@atideu 'geb'n". DAB Der Slis ms
Selepbon geihlageu bot, slalbt er
herrte nod niht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06
Gin 6phihGlcr.

Gin Srember pirb in einem 9orfe
IN Der Nabe Senas BON einem bar.
fiiBigen Slngen %ansebettelt. Or
aibt linn etpas. 9arauf entpidelt
iih folgenbes 8eipr1b:
Sremoer: nSnit Eu benin feinen
8ater?" !.
Ssrnge (tpeinerlif): ~Sial"
Srember: .@as madt benn Ser2"
Sunge: Ser bettelt oofl"
Srember: Sea, bait 9u oenn cine
Mutter?"
sslnge: ySia!"
Sremoer: .8a. maft 6enn bie?"
~ sSsilnae: r9ie bettelt oo6!"
Srember: nSait gu au6 ne
Shneiter?"
Sunge: rSia!"
Tremoer: r@as maht oenn oie2"
Ssuuge: n9ie bettelt oo1!"
Tremoer: nSait gu Oenn feinen
@ruSer?"
Sunge durAtbar p%einenb): rId
ia!"
Sremoer:: ,@as mabt Ser benn?"
Sunge: Ser is nj Der ltnperi6i.
t1tl"
Trember: .@as2 Ser ituoiert?"
Surge Qnut ausbrefeno): .RGG!
Ser bat 5uee Scope uno iist in
Spiritus!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06

@los Gins bot Wtid belribi9t pitl
inn. Gr bot seioet, Sd miiBt Wir
c beiieres Ieitid agemG6ne. sd
gleid sc piiie, OBJ einiger Monn nod
G beiieres 9eiti6 tolte FONT, mie
Iid,. Gr is ous @e-a-libn Go
iegt er penigitens), IN Die TrellBe
hoppe ia befanntlif) e gtoihen, Dob
ibr preitBiides @epappel aad Geitif)
MIR.
SSbne oes NdmIibe piini6eno
Mit Gigar0s
yours
SobnG d, ESQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06
Die Mitronumen.

Griter Sonncn6rlioer: rSebt NAL,
sSribe, mat oct Wono il, Der is ians
ieberfliiiiig; oct is n1mlif cen ousje.
bronnter Elanet. Riidt jeoeibt ufi
tbm, feen Stroltf, feene Meniden
fcene @iedler, gQens Is Dot."
3ueiter Sonnenbruoer: Sea,
menn er ia feenen 2ped mid bat, no.
az is or oenn nod oa?"
@rIter Somten6ruoer: Set iaae
if ia ood, aber no loQ err bin?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06
Seltene Yeute.

Serr Subbubs: ,2a lieit man inn
mer BON Der Woalihfeit zines Strife
aeS init 3eutihlano."
Srau Subbubs: Damn miiBte
nniere &rmee biniibergeben uno
piirbe iebenfoas piele @efansene
mitbringen. ., mdre eS nift ein
terrlifer 9eeanfe, baB cine er0Bere
gnaabl beutider Srauen in Gefan-
genifaft gerietbe!"
Serr Subbubs: r@as iprifit 9u
oenn ou fir 3eug 5%uiammen2"
Srau Subbubs: sd badte mir
bios, man fonnte Die gefansenen
Nraucn bier ais &odinnen Der.
penoen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06
spab mnB aud iein.
fiebcsbeirat6.

nSie alauben alio Dirflid an cine
2%ie6esbeiratb 5miifen Dem @rafen
uno Ger amerifaniihen @rbin?"
r@an5 gemiB. gr perlangte at.
crit cine babe Wiaion, itelte iif
aber oann ans reilter 2iebe 81 ibr
nit 1896 600 5~uirieoen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06
Sbrn tbnt's nidlt vcG.

r@eim idmer5loien 3o6nBie6en
milB id 2odgoS a%ltlpenOen, DaS foitet
ober 80 Gents mebr."
Snrnlcr: 8, id) Oenfe, ole olte
WtetboOc tbllt es oitd,."
3nbior5t: DSie iino Elm c%ouro9ir-
ter Wann!"
sSarmer: uNa, mir brouden Sic
lbn nid)t gu oieben, ionOern meiner
Strait"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06
Sarte Mnoenfmna.

.9ein Brief on oie Sodter meines
Sreunbes 2obl lit eeidrieben iebr
fem = lie miro did nebmen, elanb'
id. Iber On batt'it ood alid f6n.
men merfen laiien e fleines 9isden,
oaB 9u lie miait nebmen ni6t gang
mnb gar Bios aus 2iebe!"
s@ero' i6 itefen einfa6 oen Brief
IN e @ei6dftscoupert!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06
Ser Slndj ser IenId6eit.

Trau S6lemiller emit ibrem stpei-
ten 8atten am 8robe hires erIten) +:
Sa, bier liegt er, Der Selo. 9u
mareIt bellte mobrlid nift mein
Wann. wenn mein tbeurer Sobn ui6t
Den Seloentoo I'M &riege geitor6eu
mare!
SEER S6lemiaer ma6benfli6) :
Sa, Ger &rieg lit ser Slltb Der
Wenihbeit!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06
Mndl elm T6ilpIup6.

Ger feline 8arl: r@enn i6 grob
mare unb bate bel Gelb, unS Gie-
mano biirfte mir ettpas iagen, uno
SABA uno Mama mid nidye- bauen,
irno miiBte Damn feline Weoi5in trim.
ten. bann piiroe i6 mir 10 biele
!3wetider faufen uno eiien, bis i9
2eihmeb bdtte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06
Nus fann bic @eIt bafiir2

Cine fleinc fugelrunoe Srau (wei.
neno): sd fam einmal oieie emf
gen Sti6eleien ni6t pertragen; jest
riennt midi mein Wann fat tGglid
ieine @elti"
Sreunoin: u9as faun Sic oot,
MIR freuen!"
6rau: ySa - fonnte es, pelln er
Damn nidt INNER idrge: 9enn ole
@elt lit fa9el., fegel-, fugel. - fu.
eelruno!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06

Cine ernitlide GrfGltltng
fommt nit Shiittelfroit uno Suiten.
Or. IitgltIt 8onia's Samburger
9ruittbee BELT uno brin9t bis gum
Site Der Grfaltung bur6 uno beilt
bieielbe in fIr5eiter 3eit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06
gpshaH.

Sbre 5rau lit cine begeiiterte gln.
bGnaerin Der MISUNDERSTANDING,
ipie i'd ans ibrer unterbaltung ge.
bort babe"
Sulser gbemann (lellf5eno): .Sa,
ia, beltte Wittag bat tie crit pieoer
cine praftpolle @Gnielei6e ~per6ren-
men laiien!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06
Sin f(ciner Graftifer.

sd mOdte gerne Die 0tirtur, sic
Der Goftor meiner Mutter peri6rie-
ben hat!"
.Sier lit lie "a feblen aber
10 Tfennig - geb' beim uno bol'
iiei"
n@iiien 9 mas, Serr @~pot6efer"
iaate Der Surge na6 einigem @af).
ocnfen, utriufen Sic fir 10 8feunige
ab, Damn lanat bod oas @elo!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06
NShe 2.05 a. m. Chicago Special"
w G.. is the best and fastest train to

'She 2.05 a. m. Chicago Special"
w. is the best and fastest train to
Icago. 1t has free reclining chair
b and Buffet Pullman parlor cars.
Y arrives in Chicago at 1:40 p. m,
tttime for all eastern connections.
pk HEB p. m train for st. Paul, the
9eat Western Limited" is a splen-
jS train of new compartment and
Uhdard Pullman sleepers and free
iir cars. Through cars and sleep
lin all directions. For information
.ffeny kind call at city ticket office.
'fd F. B. ROSS. City Ticket Agent.
reepot, foot of Eighth street. City
Office. sos Main street. Tele
A ne, 1913; new, 97A
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06

Time Table Effective Nov. 2, l9oz'
WEST.
passenger leaves daily..... ::21 q ID
Passenger leaves daily. l:oo p m
passenger lv. daily, ex. Sun. IA . 10
passenger leaves daily. ...lo:o5 d IN
Passenger leaves daily. 4:45 p m
Passenger ar. daily, ex. Sun.10:3o a IN
Passenger arrives daily. 4:3O p m
passenger arrives daily. ...10:2o p m
Passenger arrives aaily.... 4:5o a IN
EAST AMI SOUTH.
passenger lv. daily, ex. Sun. 1880 q m
passenger Nv. daily, ex. Sun 12:45 p m
Passenger leaves daily. BOO a IN
passenger leaves daily. ...1l:3O p IN
passenger leaves gay. 80. Abs p m
'assehger hfri1es daily. 100 p m
passenger ar. daily, ex. Sun GAS a m
passenger ar. daily. ex. Sun. 9:1O D m
lassenger arrives daily. ...10:5O p m
passenger arrives, daily.... 1922 a m
sSouth.
The Abs D. m. train for Chicago Is
1uippcd with parlor car and dining
IT for Chicago.
ARRIVE kT CHICAGO.
Nv. Dubuque daily. ex. Sun T:3o a m
n. Chicago daily. ex. Sna.i2:55 p m
cave Dubuque daily...... 500 a m
rive Chicago daily ...... 9:35 a m
cave Dubuque daily. .....11:30 p m
rive Chicago daily....... TOO a m
cave Dubuque daily...... Abs p m
rive Chicago daily. $50 p m
LEAVE CHICAGO.
leave Chicago daily....... S:15 a m
lrrlye Dubuque daily..... 100 p m
y. Chicago daily. ex. Sum-. 3:45 p m
k. Dubuque daily, ex. Sun. 9:1o p IN
cave Chicago daily...... 6:10 p m
rive Dubuque daily. p m
ave Chicago daily....... 2:55 a m
rive Dubuque daily. 7:22 q m
Sleeper on night train to Chicago
ben at 1920 D. m.
aRIVE AT MINNEAPOLIS AND
ST. PAUL.
ave Dubuque daily. .....10:55 p m
rive Minneapolis. -. -. S:15 a m
rive st. Paul. ......... $3.50 a IN
GAVE ST. PAUL AND MINNIE
APOLIS.
fave st. Paul. .......... 7:1O p N
eave Minneapolis. -. 7:45 p m
rive Dubuque .......... 4:55 a m
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06
GDmra0 pp1 8plQuDen'S Q0erfe.

Sn ioIioe SaIbIeserbanSe sebnnsen.
Inaea. So5ialer Honan. Mit 3 Saulratiouen SO5
Gle AnfgeHGreu. Gin Setronan. LOO
Sarbarpha. Sitoriter 8omon nit 9 Suritrotionen 100
Sontsln Bertha. SiitorHter gonan aus Dem XL. Sabr6mbert
gat 5 Saufraftonen o75
SOrfdritlid. Suturbitortbe 0ooeue Os5
Stah Oa Sldansen. TolfsrOmun. @t 2 SauIraionen 100
Seutide SulturbiIoer.
l. Sn 9adt nmo SpSesidahen. &Onia 9Pa6oSo. Gin
&ulturbtlo aus bem VII. Sabrbunbert O50
H. IS mro atht. Geuibes SuIturbiIo aus Dem VIII.
Sobrbm0ert o5o
III. Saikr uo alOierbrmScr. Sin Gptrsurt6cL O5O
Nv. Mesenfrieo. auIturbiIo aus Dem XI. Sabrbnoert lin
Gor6ereituns).
Die @aeren unb bic Soften. Grsabluug aus Dem gaurnfrieae.
Mf 2 siosrH ~. o4s
Storlde 3opeaeu nber Srieorid III. bon greusen nnS feline
Belt. 4 sanse. 0ft 10 siIoern. Sn 2 9anoe sebmOeu. 1,6o
snfAers srantfa9t 9otsrOman. o.7o
Se SdhparseH nnS Die Dotbrn. 100
FIR. PUSTET g. CO..
SO Barclay Str, NEW YORK. 46 Main Str, CINCINNATI. O.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06
5obn Mitid, Gsa., entbeft nclc Dor.
slige on ieinem fiinftigcn
Shiuicaerluhn.

Wiiter @oiterl
SD meen bios 10.
3es is udmlid ole.
iueil e oumme 3eit.
IS is fei 9iernetter
I'm for WoieInei, no
SD 5iemIi6 talt Sc
trinfe gleif). is es
i6un 81 fiibl III for
marme Griufs is es
nod nit folt qenua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-06
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.

s~b~Axs. Sswa.
The Nome nugget., 1903-12-05
NEWS NUGGETS.

Nome is practically "hooded" with ptarmgan as result of the bringing into town of about HOO of these tooth some birds by hunters from the Council district.
 | MT. and Mrs. Will Hessner celebrat- ed the 18th anniversary of their we'd ding Thursday night by inviting few intimate friends to dainty supper Dancing and music were also indulged in and very pleasant evening passed. The Japanese of Nome met last We'd nesday night at the klondike ware house for the purpose of forming a be- nevolent society. The name of the so- ciety is to be the Japanese Kiyodokai. The purpose of this club is to help any Japanese in Nome who should become destitute or sick or want help of any kind. The officers will be elected at the next meeting, and rules and regu- lations will also be drawn up.
 Messrs Densmore and Swanson, we'll known mining men, are prospecting the tundra back of the Standard Oil Company's warehouses. They have a steam thawer and are equipped with every essential for thorough and expe- ditious work
 The Odd Fellows Club gave it's first dance of the season at Golden Gate hall on Wednesday evening. It was most delightful affair." and was well attend ed. An appetizing supper was served in connection with the dance.
 St. Mary's Guild held their regular monthly meeting at the rectOry on Thursday afternoon.
 The Alaska Academy of Sciences will meet Tuesday evening, Dec. 8, at 7:30, in the parlors of the Kegoayah kOzga, Steadman avenue. A full at tendance of all old and new members is desired.
 The Gold Beach Transfer Company's s stage left for Council Thursday morn- ing, Mrs. s. C. Mlligan being among the passengers.
 Thomas Dugan, arrested a few days ago on charge of changing mOnu- ments" on Cunningham creek claim, was discharged in the commissioner s court, the evidence being found insuffi- cient.
 The sing last Thursday evening in the Congregational church was not as largely attended as the character of the services merited. It is desired to make these occasions pleasant and pop ular, and all are cordially invited to attend.
The Nome nugget., 1903-12-05
NEWS NUGGETS.

Judgment has been entered and signed in the case of Young vs. Pid geon, in suit over the possession of a lot. The plaintiff secures the lot and s205 in damages.
 F. E.. Daggett, of the Golden Gate hotel, has had stage and scenery placed in the hall The work has been done under the management of Harry Rivers.
 B. E. Hersey, who during the past season operated claim on Quartz creek. tributary of Anvil, has taken charge of the Anvil bakery restauran, in the old Baltimore building.
 The cholr of St. Joseph's Catholic church is preparing special sacred music for midnight mass. Christmas eve. The choir has been effectivel, reOrganzed, and is under the direction of Mrs. George Leekley. All lovers ol high-class music await this event with great expectancy.
The Nome nugget., 1903-12-05
Knew He Was Smart"

Lord Brampton tells the following story of the days before he became Jus tice Hawkins. His first brief was to defend one of two men charged with coining, and when they were placed in the dock he overheard brief colloquy between them. Coiner No. told his comrade that he was to be defended by a very good man. Coiner No. ? said he also was defended. He did not know the gentleman's name, "but"-indicat- ing Mir. Hawkins-he added, admir- ingly, "he's a smart 'un. When handed over the fee he put the thick 'un''-i.e., sovereign-"between his teeth and bit it. He's the chap for my money"
The Nome nugget., 1903-12-05

ment work had been done And yet. and 6 multitude of witnesses will arise and swear that the assessment work has been done, and the relocator will be denounced as a jumper. As under stand 1t, the law requires the sum of slOO to be expended on a claim each year. This amount of money honestly expended will make such a showing on any claim that there can be no pOssib grounds for relocation of the property.
 Another matter. which is common street knowledge, is the giving out of assessment work to the lowest bidder. For example. the claim owner asks a miner, "What will you do my assess ment work on such and such claim for?" One hundred dollars" replies the miner. "l can get it done for $50, says the claim owner, 'If you want to do it for that price, all right If the miner has had an unsuccessful season, he is practically forced to accept the offer in order to secure q few dollars. The work completed, the miner is ex- pected to sign an affidavit that he has done "one hundred dollars worth of work on the claim,' and the claim owner congratulates himself on having saved $50.
 But some of these cheap claim own CTS are very liable to have rude awakening on January l next, and arise from their beds of ease minus a claim. and it will cost them great deal more than $50 to recover the ground. if, indeed, they get it at all.
 A MINER.
The Nome nugget., 1903-12-05
MINER HAS
 BIG KICK Protests on Behalf of Honest Companions ASSESSMENT WORK And How. He Alleges, It Is Done To the Detriment of the
 Country.
ASSESSMENT WORK

EDITOR NUGGET:-Sir, Permit me to trespass upon your valuable space to enter q protest, on behalf of honest
 miners men who want to dO the right
 thing-againSt the manner in which some claim owners in the Nome and ad- iacent districts do or have their assess mcnt work done. have "mushed" over this country to considerable ex- lent and have seen dozens of claims held continuously hy the same party for three or four years, and it would require the services of magnifying glass to distinguish where the assess
The Nome nugget., 1903-12-05
AMONG THE
 PRoSPeC1ORS What the Men Who Yield the Pick and Shovel Are
 Doing.

A NUGGET representative recently visited Buster, Tripple, Otter, Little and Center creeks and result of his observations may be of interest.
 On Buster creek several parties are prospecting the benches on the left limit near Grace gulch, but as far as could be learned, with the exception of one claim, nothing to pay has as yet been struck. The claim referred to is a well-known producer and has been quite extensively worked.
 On Tripple creek, Nos. l and ? below discovery are being vigorously worked, with excellent results. Nos. }. 4, , and 6 below are being prospected, but the paystreak has not been found as yet. This is not necessarily y-discouraging, as sufficient work has not been done on these latter claims to prospect them.
 The head of Otter creek presents quite a busy scene, and several differ- ent parties are working away. In ssy- eral shafts depth of over 50 feet had been attained, with no bedrock in sight. The boys are not at all discour- aged, and will not be satisfied until bedrock is reached. The ground is very easy to work, there being no frost or water to bother the prospectors.
 Coarse gold has been found on Little creek, which is tributary of Snake river, and several parties will take out dumps on this creek during the winter. The miners are somewhat harassed with water, but this difficulty will be met and overcome.
 Not a great deal of work is being done on Center creek, which runs into Snake river just above Lanes pump ing plant. On No. } bench, left limit, dump is being taken out. Prospect ing is also going on on No. bench. A few parties are also doing assessment work on the creek.
The Nome nugget., 1903-12-05
His Man "HOusemaid."

In England a special S3.75 license is required for the privilege of keeping a man-servant, and LondOner recently arrested for failure to comply with the law brought forward the novel defense. 'He is my housemaid." There seems to be an increasing tendency in London to employ men to do the work com monly assigned to housemaids, and they do it better. The defense, how ever, was not accepted by the law.
The Nome nugget., 1903-12-05

Fresh beef and mutton at Pacifi Cold Storage cOmpany's markets, P and 344 Front St:
The Nome nugget., 1903-12-05
Paris Wonderful Clock.

The Grand Palais in Paris possesses wonderful clock, which was shown in the Paris exhibition of 1855. It was the work of Collin, and has inst been overhauled. It is claimed for this chef d'oeuvre, says the Debats, that it does not vary more than the hundredth part of second in year. It is four and a half meters in height, and indicates the time in the twelve chief cities of the world, each city having it's own dial. The clock not only marks the year, month and day of the week, but its pendulum forms barometer of singular precision.
The Nome nugget., 1903-12-05
GO to the North Pole

Bakery for the best bread and pastry. The only coffee house in town.
The Nome nugget., 1903-12-05
Glacier Case Postponed.

The case of N. o. Windquist and o. Bachman, charged with drawing a gun on Gus Boltz, which was to have come up before Judge Reed today, was post pOned at the request of the defendants until Thursday next. The trouble arose over the disputed ownership of . bench claim on Glacier creek
The Nome nugget., 1903-12-05
Classified Ads. .
WANTED

IF the gentleman who found a bunch Of keys | last week and brought them to the Nugget office will call at this office he will near or some thing to his advantage.
The Nome nugget., 1903-12-05
A Musical Evening.

Mr.. A. Schneider, French Vice friends on Thursday evening last at his residence. A delightful evening was spent with cards, games and music. The following ladies and gentlemen were present:-Mr. and Mrs. Reedman, Mir. and Mrs. Gilmore, Miss Thompson, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Schow, Leo LOe. wenherz, w. l.. Blatchford, Chas. D. Vickery, A. w. Kay. c. c. Cowden, w. J. Rodgers, Lieut.. Wilson, and Dr. Hathaway. All are unanimous in the praises of Mir. Schneider as a first-class entertainer.
The Nome nugget., 1903-12-05

COMPETENT Woman wants position as l. nurse, experienced or as cook. Address M" NUGGET Ofice.
The Nome nugget., 1903-12-05

Fresh beef, mutton, pork, veal, poul try, etc, just received by the Pacific Cold Storage company.
The Nome nugget., 1903-12-05
Hot Alaska Strawberries

And clam chowder served night an day at the Board of Trade saloon.
The Nome nugget., 1903-12-05

For toys and novelties for Xmas, The Igloo, $50 Front street.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-09-02

Colonel Prentiss lpgraham,
author of thousand novels, sol
dier In several wars, and a gen
tleman of the old southern school,
is lifted from the earth several
times day by a colored elevator
conductor, who, like most of his
race, is very fond of elaborate
language. Recently, reports the
New York Times, an artist in the
apartment gave a song recital
and the darkey heard her sing.
well, James," said the colonel
to the conductor the next morn
ing, what did you think of the
singing last night?"
81 was assassinated wild it,suh,"
he replied; "puffeckly assassi-
mated, sub; she do sing with
great tluentillty"
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-09-02
GREAT STIR AT ROCK KJAL.
Special IT, News and Courier.

0FN' " Ns
Rock Hill, August S27.-There
was a great deal of excitement III
the Southern Railways yards,
the Mayors Court and the city in
general this afternoon, but all
blew ovor happily in the end.
News came that the White
street crossing, one Of the main
thoroughfares, had been blocked
for thirty minutes, for which
reason Conductor Murphy, Of the
offending freight tram, was call
ed upon to appear In court TO
show cause. This he was able to
do satisfactorily, as 1t developed
that just as they made the stop
at the crossing it was learned
that a car mad brookcu loose and
was speeding down the track,
where it might meet another
train almost due. For that rea-
son the engine had to drop every
thing and hustle after the wild"
car. Fortunately it was over
taken about four miles below the
city, at Fishing Greek bridge, and
brought back.
Rock Hlll's first bale for the
season was sold here Wednesday.
1t weighed 464 pounds and was
sold to Mr.. George COwan for
144 cents. 1t was raised by Mr..
George w. Robinson, on the s.
NJ. Jones place.