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SrnsOKiPTiONS—Tile Alaska Forum
delivered in Rampart — 50 cents per
month, or $6.00 a year, in advance.
Single jop*'is, 25c. Postage addled.
Aildress *ali coniamideations to the
Alaska Forum, Ramoart, Aka.
j;in J UKI VI,.
'Hie election of Louisiana con
gressmen will be contested on tire
ground that many men were de
prived oi their right to vote. vSt.
Louis has a Democratic c ongress
mah whose seat wtil de contested
on the ground that many men vot
ed with unlawful irequeney.
Who finally gets the worst of it,
if gold worth $15 is accepted at $16?
ca.i best be answered by asking , If
goid worth $19.45 accepted at $;8
w.:o gets the Oesc of it?
Gen. Payne has s weeded Post*
m ister General Smith. Coolidge
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of Massachusetts is mentioned for
tne treasury port-folio. Kx-Secty.
Gage is to head a gigantic banking
trust.
Minister Wu has offered to de
bate the Chinese exclusion act with
any three advocates of the measure.
Wu will find that the question is
not a debatable one, along the Pa
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cilic coast at any rate.
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It is reported that the Koyukuk j
is being boomed to the skies in tl.ej
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States, and that 2000 people are in ;
Seattle waiting for the openirg ol
navigation to make the trip.
Banker Terwiliinger of Michigan
ei joys the unique distinction of be
OR ICON,
J. LINDT
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Attokm'.v at Law
Ofllef At Krnid^m'f.
SOCILl'Y iViLLTINGS.
Yukon i >rder Of L.onecrs meets every
first Saturday in each month.
The Masonic Association of Rampart
meets ever\ 2nd. ami 4th. Saturday.
J. C. meeting every Tuesday evening
at the old postoikee building.
I. O. O.iL Association meets cvrrv
Monday evening.
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iiisr the only man in that business
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wlio ever skipped out and lett a
surplus behind.
When we think of those Colom
bians having to buv an outfit with
o
a 2c dollar, we can’t blame them
nun'll for staiting up an occasional
revolution.
It is reported that good whiskey
can be made from watermelons.
Include in vour next order to the
States for water, a few
melons.
v.iporated
Ground has been broken at St.
Louis for the World’s Fair tiiat is
to open at that place in 1903.
■ Richard Croker, the Tammany
leader, announces nm witiuhawal
from politics.
Mrs. Butler is back again at 47
roanhouse.
Carrier Scott brought up a heavy
Nome mail last trip from Tanana.
It consisted of six sacks, one bein<>
full of matter billed for the dead
setter office, Washington.
The Forum is in receipt of No. 1
Vol. 1 of the “lev Sentinel’' pub
lished at Ft. Gibbon. ' The first is
.-'Ue is a newsy one; full of the do
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1 gs of the various departments of;
the army. T. A. Reid is editor iu
chief, and the list of his staff, which
does not include the “devil,” is a
most formidable one.
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liifu’k ber»*y Bramf 3-.'M'otch him!
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Hoilemici 11 Beer, Si2 doz.
£*srsANCimz& haya cigars.
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and Cigars.
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KARSHNHR & NELSON.
LEGAL NOTICE,
ix Tin*; justices court, i..u,r>; prk
I CINTT, DiSTRiirr OF vL \ SKA. Rr.POkK
C \Rk M. jOII AN So \ , COM MI sn),N J*,k .UN 1>
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Joseph R. Howard, "l
Plaintiff, j
— VS— }■ Summons for
Oco. K. fiench j Publication.
l)ef ndun t. J
THU President of tlie United States sends
greeting to the Defendant, oeo. K. Trench:
You are hereby required to appear in an ac
tion brought against you by the above named
plaintiff in the j ustice's Conn of Kagle precinct
District of Alaska, and to answer before tne
Commissioner and ex-o.ti jio J ustice ottne Peace
of said Precinct, at his cilice in the town of
Kagle. tlie complaint nled therein, within thirty
: da_v s aider the completion of the period of pt.b
location of this Sunimoiis; to w it; v» ithin tinny
days after the twenty-second day of March A.D.
! 90 2.
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The said action is Drongnt to recover oi um
the sum of One H undred, Sixty-Two Dollars and
fifty cents; Kighty-Tw o Dollars and fifty cents
o.i a promissory note bearing daie of December
27111,1900; Twenty-Five Dollars for work and
labor performed; and Fut\-Fix e Dollars for rent
ot building as per contract,
And unless \ou so appear and answer said
complaint, as above required, said plaintiff w ill
takejudgmeut against you for tnesnm of One
Hundred, Sixty-Two Dollars and fifty cents,
together with the costs of this action.
The Order for service by publication was issued
on the fourteenth day of January. A. D. 1902,
a.id directs that Summons be published at lea.->t
once a week for six consecutive weeks in the
Alaska forum, a newspaper published at
Rampart, Alaska. First insertion, Feb. 8, 1902,
last insertion March 22nd, 1902.
Given under my hand and seal this 14th day
of January A. D.~ 1902.
| SKA I, | Carl M. Johanson,
Commissioner and ex-officio
justice of the Peace.
D. C. Hess, Attorney fur Plaintiff,