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The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-03-05
N DISTRICT COURT.
Crisis Ground Out by the Mills Of
Justice.

The report of the grand jury was re-
ceived by the court Saturday morning
at IL O'Clock. There were quite a
number of indictments found in the
bills considered. The greater part of
these are not yet made public for the
reason that tie defendants are not yet
in custody or bonded.
Clyde Bailey, indicted for breaking
and entering the rooms of Mrs. Smith,
is the only defendant indicted now in
custody.
Cases waived or referred to the
grand jury and considered, but 40 bill
found are as follows:
State VS.. VIM. Armstrong.
State VS.. John Fedro, Jr.
State VS.. Scott Mason.
State VS.. Tom Evans.
State VS.. G. B. McCulloch.
State VS.. Brown Jones.
Law and Equity.
&c. In the case of Chris Malone VS..
e. E. Edwards the jury after spending
considerable time in considering the
case could not agree to a verdict and
the case was continued.
35. J. NJ. Heron, next, friend of Rex
Tracy Heron vs. City of Oskaloosa,
damages. The plaintiff is given leave
to amend petition to correct clerical
error Defendants demurrer over
ruled.
81. o. H. Vance VS.. Susanna Jones,
writ of %replevin. Jury impanneled
and statements made. w. S. Ken
worthy withdraws his appearance for
plaintiff.
lat. A. E. Johnson VS.. c. B. Gruwell.
Report of referee approved and dis
charge made.
Divorce.
267. Mary Parish VS.. Parish. Trial
and decree for plaintiff.
Probate.
Estate of Elizabeth Spain, dcd, for
order. Ordered that notice of final
report be posted. Date Of hearing
March Z.
Extra Jury Drawn.
A suit in which the city of Oska-
loosa is defendant is scheduled to
come up next week. 1t was deemed
best to have no town men on the jury,
so the following extra panel was
drawn from men living in the country:
George Alexander, Fremont.
]. H. Besco, Eddyville.
]. w. Broyles, Barnes.
e. R, Bargman, Pella.
VIM. Bryan, Jr., New Sharon.
T. W. Coke, Evans.
E. L. Conner, Spring Creek.
Madison Daringer, Beacon.
A. F. Deck, Spring Creek.
j. N. Endicott, Fremont.
Chas. Flemmings, Peoria.
Tone GRANDPA, Pella.
Dave Grimm, Cedar.
Dick Hall, Evans.
John Haines, New Sharon.
A. L. Hatcher, What Cheer.
John Henshaw, Fremont.
d. J. Jones, Pekay.
Chas. Lehman Lost Creek.
Albert Mehanna, Bussey.
O. C. McCurdy, White Oak.
VIM. McFall, Beacon.
o. T. McKem, Spring Creek.
C. S. McSpadden, Barnes City.
James Norwood, Olivet.
Shelton, Ripdath, Peoria.
w. F. Richie, Jr., Oskaloosa.
r. B. ]. Ryan, Beacon.
M. Shangle, New Sharon.
VIM. H. Stuck, Lost Creek.
N. NJ. Satchell, Beacon.
John Scott, Rose Hill.
Geo. Scott, Beacon.
Granville Stringfenow, Rose Hill.
Ambrose Tandy, Beacon.
J. E. Vance Eddyville.
A. l.. Warner, Cedar.
w. A. Wilkinson, Cedar.
Robert Wymore, Rose Hill.
Frank Wymore, Rose Hill.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-03-05

Hives are a terrible torment to the
little folks, and to some older ones.
Easily cured. Doan's Ointment never
fails. Instant relief, permanent cure.
At any drug store, so cents.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-03-05

You will never wish to take another
dose Of pills If you ono try Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They are easier to take and o
pleasant in effect. They cleanse the
stomach and regulate the liver and
bowels. For sale by all druggists.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-03-05

"A dose in time saves lives" DR..
Woods Norway Pine Syrup; natures
remedy for coughs. colds. pulmonary
diseases Of every sort.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-03-05
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NEW BUSINESS COLLEGE
IN oSKALooSA.

Thorough course, rapidwork, easy terms.
Session begins Jan. IL, 1903. Courses con
sist of Bookkeeping, English, Ari-
thmetic, Commercial Law, Penman.
ship, Spelling, Political Economy,
Shorthand, etc and diploma with de-
gree of Bachelor of Accounts" will be
granted on finishing the course. College
will be open IL months in the year for
business students and you can enter at
any time. Boarding Department in
college building.
II you cannot attend in person, take the
course by Mail at Home. Let us tell
o about these courses, also about our
Free Scholarship Plan. Full particu-
lars free. Write
CHAS. J. BURTON, President,
Lock Box AIS, OskaIOOsa, Ia.
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The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-03-05
READ 1T through.

Foreman Grand JuYS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26
NajgOrsZy dar.

Bedzie si}a W przezornym wy
padku. To moze ~zniszczyc nadzieje.
Wiedza p~rzyszfosci ME utworzy
szcze6cia. Tam So, Orzeczywi6cie,
niektdre rzeczy o przesz}osci, kt6ry
my znamy. Jezeli " przypadku
brak energii, duma i zguba apetytu
wykazuje sic sama, wiemy re ma
stapia powazne skargi,> jezeli ME
bedzie pohamowana. Czestokroc
choroba watroby merck nastapi
predko. kazdym wypadku
Electric Bitters przywr6ci wan
zdrowie. Ono wzmacnia, odzywia,
i wraca si}e zrujnowanemu systemo-
wi. Tylko so G.. Satysfakcye gwa-
rantowe przez M. J. Kowalewskie-
go aptekarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26
O~kOlicZn06c.

Jeden by} siny j blady . drugi
swiezy i rumiany. Ia kt6ra sic
rumieni zyciem uzywa DR.. King
New Life Pills do %utrzymania go.
Przez }agodne pobudzenle leniwych
organ6w, zmiusza sic dobre trawie-
ME j leczy zatwardzenie. Spr6b6joie
lie. Tylko 25 G. u NJ. J. Kowalew-
|skiego aptekarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26

Palpitacya i rome gatunki cho-
by serca, bywaja predko leczone
przez Severy Heart Tonic. Regulu-
je organa, i ca}a cyrkulacya i wy
twarza normalna p%o}ozenie " ca}ym
systemic. Cena 81. 90.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26
Zapadniecie dOmu.

W Kilonil zapad} sig przedw-
czoraj 4 pietrowy dom, Izagr1ebujac
gruzami 4 dekarzy, zatrudnionych
ma dachu. Jednego z Mich wycla"
gnieto niezywego, drugich jeszcze
ME znaleziono. Pred katastrofa
pozna} niebezpieczehstwo polier i
ostrzeg} o MIN robotnik6w, kt6rzy
sic tel W 2 a wycofali: niestety
tamci ME us}uchali i padli ofara
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26
ZydOWski ZakOn.

Zydzi chicagowscy zamlerzaJa
stworzy6 kobieca kongregacye ma
wz6r katolick,ch zakonnic. DR..
Adolf Danziger zamieszcza " ,,Chl"
cago Israelite" nastepujace odezwe
~ tel mierze do zydowskich. ko-
bet: Ma czem wan zycie schodzl,
;ak ME ma studyowaniu mod. plot
kaoh, lekturze zwiedzaniu teatr6w !
4owienlu mellow? Ktdrez z was Cd
wiedzaja ubogich j pielegnuja oho'
ryohq ~spojrzyjcie tY)ko "a zaone
aiostry kodoiola katolickiego! FRA
cujja one bes nagrody, poswisoa]a
1bes trwogi. Ola csegos Wy ma
cie bY6 gorsze odn,ch? g fasks
HBota ozyhdcie 70 Same, 60 one
bez r6sniioy wYsnalannllls. Pitelegnowar
ssniesbsaziie ohoremu sspitalu je-
.sssse ptsyIijemn,ejsze Say vg i
ono d u, @ jednss MIN religis
|sNy.nais. zydowskie silostry miaos
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26

- Czy skutecznie leczy DIR. L..
A. Badger? Przyjacielu spytaj sig
o to panstwa J. Majchrzak, 500
Pulaski st., Toledo, o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26
Ilei co ludzie jedza, i pija.

Wv
Kto lyle, ten iesc must, a jesse
i pic kazdy chce, DO 60 zmusza 40
tego g}6d l pragnienie' Bee ]edze~
MA picia ME moe egzysto"ae
nasz organizm. Chodzl tylko o to,
aby pic i ies6 umlarkcwanie. Wsze
H nadmiar szkodzi, jak r6Wn1ez
szkodza naszemu ustrojowl ,zfe ME
swieze pokarmy. Me jeden czy-
telnik6w chcia4by wiedzlec, lie tez
wypi} napoj6w? Ma poz6r zda"a"
{oby sic to rzecza niemozllwa, jed
nakowoz 4atwo jest wyliczyc nawa-
ge, lie cz}owiek zjada przez dzieh l
wypija. Pewler uczony lekarz zaj-
s'
mowa} sic to sprawl dok}adnie !
obliczy}, re cz}owiek zdrowy zjada i
wypija przez dzleh oko}o'4, k'logra
NOV, co czyni ma rok 146O kilo.
Nieieden. piwosz wYpija ma dzieh 4
l1try piwa = a CO zjada przytem?..
Takich ludz1 ME mozemy naturalnie
brac " rachube W pierwszych 10 la
tach zjada cz}ow'ek mniej' vice
przyjmujemy pr~zecieclu 600 kilo"
gram6w rocznie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26
rZecZy.
Cz}owiek re screen ma
niezwyk}em miejscu.


niezwyk}em miejscu.
" Ferrarze we W}oszech popefn'1
pewien student Armando Plnelll sa~
mob6jstwo, strzelajac do s'ee'e "
okolice serca. Rama by1a w'doo7
ME niebezpieczna. zeby sig pre-
konat, gdz,e kula utkwi}a' os"'e-
Gill doktorzy klatke piersloW@ pr"
mieniem koeuteua. Prey tel sPoso"
bnosci spostrzegli re wszystk'e wing
trznosci, kt6re u normalnego cz'o~
wieka znajduja sig Pc Level stro~
ME cia4a, u niego leza}y pc pra"e]
stron1e. SERGE i sledziona lezafy po
prowej ~stronie klatki pierslo"e]'
watroba natomiast pc Level. Kula
kt6ra sic n~ieszczesllwy " lewa piers
ugodzik, zrani4a ME SERGE, tylko W.
trobe. Jesll wyzdrowieje, to bedz'e
to mia} do yawdzieczenia nienor-
malnei budowie cia4a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26
C6rka ChrZestna Ma
pOleOna.

Dziennik francuski ,,Ls. From
d. donosi il W Turkawce' pod war;
zmar}a Amelia Rogujska,
c6rka ohrzestna N%apoleona. W ro1u
1912 Napoleon zatrzymai sig we "si
Turkace. w tym dniu u strozs
dworu urodzi}a sig corka. Stroz
ME tracac czasu, zaprosi} Napo-
leona ma OLGA chrzestnego Napoleon
ME odm6wi} kaza} jednemu re
swych %adjutant6w trzyma6 dziecko
do chrztu W sW Diem imieniu, / OTTO
ma1a An1elka zosta1a c6rka chrzes
ina cesarza P6znlej Napolen Ill
kaza} pannie Anleli wyp}acac rente
roczns 6oo frank6w. kt6ra odbie~
ra1a az do upadku cesarstwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26

- " N1&H E1E.EE
.sierdzat Seroe wzbiera Da samae MY
II j tenn! Me slostra Goldstein Tub
1zaakowa, lecz siostra Miriam, Ra-
chel, Deborach! wy mozecle nau.
Ike Moizesza podnie66 do dawne]
:chwa}y wan tysiac kaznodziel "
piracy ME dor6wna! Utw6rzcle kon
gregacye, zostahcie matkami je'
dnego zakonu, kt6ry bsdzie tam
gdzie tylko So zydzi slubujcie POI
s}uszenstwo, ub6stwo czYstosc
swiat4os6. Przeclez musza bye mle
DIV wami kobiety iodine sig wy
bvG pokus swiata. Uczyhcie to ma
Geese Boga l ola dobra ludzklego.
Me badzcie ami pasydkaml AMI pc
stepowemi, jake siostry tegoz W.
gledem ludzl, a pokorne wzgledem
BogasE.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-22
A RESERVE
New Alaska Forest Re.
 serve Established.

The new forest reserve is in the..Sew:. ard peninsula, and covers COCO square miles in the region of the waters that flow into Norton bay and Golovin sound. The valleys of these rivers are heavily covered with spruce. The boundaries of the tract are described as follows: Beginning at the most easterly portion of the shore line of Norton bay, thence due east 9 miles: thence due west to the point north of the most westerly point on the shore of Golovin sound; thence due south to the most westerly point on the shore line of Golovin sound; thence in a general easterly di- rection, following the northern shore line of Golovin sound, Norton sound Ind Norton bay to the point of begin- ming. The reservation is about 125 miles long in the general direction east and west along the seacoast, and from 40 to 60 miles wide north and s1utlf.
 The purpose of the reservation is to prevent persons from obtaining control of the timber under the Alaska home- stead communication bill recently passed. This order will give the miners the free use of the timber for mining pur- poses.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-22
If you want Good Coffee go to Cog gins for it.
Court News.

Jaft Lindeberg has commenced suit against Arthur II. Moves for S3,097. 40.
 l.. A. Larimore and others are suing Thos. Culin and others for S3OGG and for possession of the Jesse fraction on Anvil creek.
 The Northern NJ. X T. Co. is suing the Alaska Exploration Co. and the Wild Goose Co. for 3-lG interest in l. and l6 Ophir. Damages for $l0,000 is also asked for.
 Judge Fenton, in the Beasley case, offered plea in abatement yesterday. It was based on the illegality of the grand jury. He showed that Judge Moves adjourned court at Nome sine die. Judge Wickersham later ad- journed his court to meet in Nome Without giving any notice as required by law, he called grand jury and be- gan to clear the calendar. Mir. Beas- ley was indicted by that grand jury which was not legally drawn-hence he asked to have Mir. Beasley dismissed. Judge Moore took the matter under ad- visement.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-22
GOOD TIN F; OUN[) First Shipment Made on
 The Roanoke OF GOOD QUALITY The Ork.AlaSka Tin Co. Mines
 Said to Be a Great
 Success.

Mr. Chas. E. Parmele, the president of the Nork-Alaskan Tin Corporation returned from York last Friday with the first cleanup of tin. The company has been working three weeks on their claims, getting into shape for work, and during the last three days were able to sluice. The result of the first two days of sluicing was ton of as fine tin as can be found anywhere, which Mr. Parmele shipped to New York. He was much pleased with the result of his investigation, and well pleased to find everything just as Mrs. Steiner had re- ported it to him. He finds the ground in and about York all that he could hope for in mineral resources. There has been little or no development. His company owns claims No. Is, 10 and 20, and the entire right fork of Buck creek and can do little this year except to open up the mines. He was well pleased with what he saw and thinks Alaska has great future, and that the tin industry of York is an unqualified success.
 Mir. Parmele is the type of capitalist that Alaskans are glad to see here. He is the president of the Parmele Drug Company of New York city, and became interested in the York tin problem to the extent of looking up the claims him. self He goes back a firm believer in the future of Seward Peninsula, and enthusiastic in the cause of Alaskan tin.
 THE NUGGET is glad that the York Alaskan Tin Corporation has struck it rich and hopes that the future develop ment of the claims may be all that the officers hope for. The company has built houses at York, hauled so tons of freight l6 miles up the rivers and creeks and over the divides, and taken care of sixteen people. The new digg- ings at York have been called New 1 Manhattan, in honor of the president and directors of the York-Alaslian Tin | Corporation.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-22
COUNCIL. CITY
 NE WS NOTES
Much Activity in the Creeks and Benches Near Council
 City.

Frank J. Lease is working Nos. 3 and , on Crooked creek. He is sluicng with good results. This is the prop erty bought this spring from Mrs. Dr. Clements for $25,OOG. Mr. Lease has already sluiced out the price paid, and IS still taking out gold.
 On No. 6 Mr. Black is working and is quite well satisfied.
 The Wild Goose Co. is working Nos. l6, l9 and ? on Ophir. The company has hydraulic lift on this property, and has quantities of water. The ditch carries all the water that can be used. The company is putting up a telephone line from from No. b Ophir to the can yon at the head of Ophir. A ditch from No. , below to the mouth Las dried some valuable creek claims that will be worked next year.
 No. on Balm of Gilead gulch is be- ing worked by Foster S Collins, who are taking out good pay.
 Teddy Gleason and his partner. Mir. Reddy, are working No. 3. They are saying little, but appear to be satisfied.
 Mr. Lease has bought Nos. ? and , on Albion, and is putting in dam so as to ground sluice it next year.
 Nick Goodell and Chas. Phillips are doing we'll on No. l Albion.
 The de Soto Mining Company are working rich dirt and getting big gold with their dredge.
 The Northern Mining X Trading Co. is doing great work on discovery claim, Solomon river, with steam shovel. Quantities of sand and gravel are being handled, and good layer of it before bedrock is reached. Both the river bottom and the benches are thought to be valuable,
 There are several outfits on Ruby creek, as also on Kasson.
 On Dry creek there is considerable hydraulic work being done. Both Goose and Quartz creeks are being worked Outfits are also to be seen on Banner creek, while Big Four is getting good reports, the first time that there ever have been any good prospects.
 The CasadepOga has been restaked from it's head to the mouth, and work will be done there next year.
 Mystery creek also has good ground, though deep.
 Not in years has the Solomon river country reported such activity as can be seen this year, both on benches and on creek bottoms. Every creek gives indications of activity and of results gained.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-22
PERSONAL MENTION.

Rev. A. F. Karlson, of the Unala- kleet mission. passed through Nome last Thursday. He will spend the win ter on the outside, his family living in Seattle. He will return in the spring.
 Judge C. L. Lewis, of the state su- preme court of Minnesota, expects to return to Duluth on the Oregon. Judge Lewis expected to stay month longer, but rheumatism troubled him as soon as he went out to the creeks, and he decided to return.
 Frank J. Lease, of Council City, transacted business in Nome part of today. He returned on the Discovery
 Frank C. Hampstead, the druggist, and postmaster of Council City, is in town on short business trip.
 Deputy United States Marshals Sim mons and Ramsdell, of Council, are in the city.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-22

capture him during the day following the capture, although the opportuni- ties were many.
 Had any one of General Funston's $ comIany betrayed the real purpose of the trip the loss of the whole company would Lave been inevitable, and Gen. Funston and his four officers would have been hung as spies.
 The hope of intervention by some foreign power was all that kept Agui- naldo's forces together the last two years of his campaign.
 The capture was ono of the most dangerous and daring undertakings ever successfully accomplished, and is only equaled by the modcsty and geniality of its principal actors.
 Both Gen. Funston and his aide Liept, Mitchell moqestly give the credit of the capture to the natives. The plan had to be modified when Aguinaldo ordered the white prisoners left behind. The original plan, of course, Was for the white men to lead and give the signals and efrec; the cap ture, but when the officers Lad to be left behind, the natives had to be trust ed 10 their own resources. The plan was Gen. Funston's, it's successful ter imitation due to the natives. What ever of duplicity there was in the sud den firing upon Aguinaldo's men by the natives, it was accepted as all right by Aguinaldo and his men.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the matter of the Nome Exploration and
 Gold Mining Company, Limited Qn liquda-
 tiOn.)
 Notice is hereby given that the creditors of the above named company are required, on or before the iSt day of Oct, 1903. to send their names and addresses and the particulars of their debts or claims and the names and addresses of their solicitors tiff any) to John Thomas. of 30 Lombard street in the city of London, England, the liquidator of the said company and if so quired by notice in writing from the suid liqui- prove their said debts or claims at such time and place aS shall be specified in such notice. or in default thereof they will be excluded from the benefit of any distribution made before such debts are proved.
 All claims must be approved in Nome by John T. Hill, office with John l.. McGinn, over Car man building.
 Dated this Sth day of Aug, 1903. s-s Wv WIS
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-22
SHIPPING NEWS.

The Inca. the five-masted schooner that brought cargo of coal to Nome from Australia. left yesterday after noon. The cargo of coal is now at the Taylor & Eaton yards.
 The Thetis left Nome last Thursday. and the Rush sails today for Bristol bay, taking Marshal Perry and '. $. District Attorney Harland, both of the third district. there to be present at n session of the court.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-22

ago, mas ueclded to issue a call fol la convention early in October. It
 is proposed to call for a reasonable
 and fair representation and to
 secure a representative body. Care
 should be taken to make it a body
 that will represent the people of
 Alaska; otherwise the convention
 may as we'll not be called. Let the people speak through their repre- |sentation.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-22
For a delicious cup of coffee use Old Government Java and Arabian Mocha sold at Ooggin's.
The Ohio Departs.

The Ohio left the Nome rOadstead last Thursday evening with nearly a hundred passengers on board. Among them were Dr. Call. deputy collector of customs, E. Burton Holmes and his party, Gen. Funston. Lieut.. Mitchell, Charles Basey, and Majors Miller and Fybiger. She also carried S135, ,093. A of gold. The Roanoke had $65, 26l. .55.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-22
NEWS NUGGETS.

Rev. r. C. Krausc will preach in the Congregational church next Sunday evening. Dr. krausc was successor of Rev. Mr. Davies at Douglas, Alaska. Rev. J. C. Scott will occupy the pulpit in the morning.
 Rev. Dr. Young and his daughter Elizabeth returned from their northern trip last Thursday. They report fine time. They left for Council City on the Discovery the same day.
 Dr. Rininger has been appointed chief game warden for Alaska by, the president of the Leauge of American SportSmen. However the doctor states that he will not accept the honor ex- tended to him.
 Tho natives of the spit have been waiting sometime fer suitable eve- hing to hold their farewell ball'' or grand pow WOW and THE NUGGET is informed by the managing committee that it will take place tonight.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-22
Glove Contest at A. B. Hall.

Ed Kelly and Jim Riley have signed articles for glove contest at A. B. hall to take place on the evening of Sept. 16. Each man has posted Sl0O forfeit, and the fight will be for the entire gate receipts. It will doubtless pack A. B. Hall to the doors.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-22
Go to the North Pole Bakery for the best bread and pastry. The only coffee house in town.

A large consignment of fresh fruits and vegetables of all kinds received on late steamers at Bayles X Co.'S, 304 Front Street.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-22

The Pacific Cold Storage company have received large supplies of fresh meats, fresh poultry and live cattle.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-22
Bayles 6; Co.,, Agents, 3O4 Front Street
Bids For Coal.

Nome, AlnSlH AuFUSt 2l. lNU3. Notice i- hereby given that scaled bids for not to exceed l20 tons of coal for the use of the United States court house and for not to exceed 60 tons of coal for the use o' the federal jail. at Nome, AlaSlSG, for the ensuing year, will be re. ceivcd by the undersigned at his office in the U. s. Court House at Nome Alaska. said coal to be delivered in two and four ton lots as ord cred Bids must specify the kind and quality of coal. The right to reject any and all bids is hereby reserved. Bids will be received up to noon Tuesday. September list, 1903.
 FRANK H. RICHARDS. s-22 3t United States Marshal.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-22

The Progresso Trading Co. received on steamer Oregon the largest fresh fruit shipment that ever came to Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-22

Corsets designed for all figures made by Mrs. Price:No. 3l6 Front street, up stairs room !.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-22

Everything in the line of Cast Cook Stoves and Hot Blast Heaters at Lang's.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-22

Silverware dishes for restaurant use for sale at F. $. Lang Co.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-22

Full line of French delicacies at GOggin's.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-22
AO2 FRONT STREET
CLASSIFIED
WANTED

GIRL wanted for general houscwork Inquire N at Tanner & ClarE'S
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-22
LOST

T OST-On Sunday. on D street. or between D L street and Belmont point nugget bracelet. Liberal reward if returned to C. Boundy, NUG- GET office.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-22

FURNITURE and bedding of all kinds at the E Hotel Sheldon.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-22

EIRST-CLASS WAITRESS wants work. In E quire Nugget office.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-22

HUDGE JOHN WILSON. Tccumseh. Neb. a vents news of his son, John Wilson, who left home 70 years ago. John Wilson: Jr, was he came 10 Alaska a few years ago Anyone knowing anything of said Wilson will please address John Wilson. ST, Tecumseh, NeD
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-22

EE REWARD for return of pair Of pants ana
 My poclctbooli taken from Peter F.. Boyce's house time of Golden Gate hotel fire: containing LOO.F. receipt, draft for $50. little gold aust and Il crucfix. Finder may keep gold dust 1T he will return papers, Return to NUGGET office.
The Nome nugget., 1903-08-22

NEAR Lawrence hotel, two gold rings. Owner lV may have same by describing property and pnying for this ad. Inquire NUGGET office.