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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
Die .Sranflin" -Rettungsboie.

b%eitsridiidten suriidsetretenen gommp~
bore @ilion berufen.
Sic &eihe fattli6er Grieasidiffe, bic
ieitbem unter ieiner 2eitung e%ntiiarben
iinO, III gu betannt, als bab mir babel
ldn9er gu rertueilen braudten bafiir
let es uns gefiattet, bic gingan9s er=
tudbnte &ettunssboje turs gu beipreden.
Steielbe beftebt aug einem boblen,
luftOidt peri6loiienen Wetallrins, an
tuel6em, %etnanoer seseniiber, smei
autOmaiiide Sadeln aneebradt iinb,
tuelde bic Gage Der 8oie bel Nadt ober
Nebel seigen. Sic Stdbe Der 5adelu
oreben ii1 UNI cine Ndie, 10 baB, tuenn
ni6t i'm 8ebraud, Der Mpparat in elmer
Gbcne an bic S6iffsmano selebnt mer=
ben fann uno perbdltniBmdBis nenis
3aum beaniprudt. SIM @aIier ftellen
lid bic Stdbe in Solse bes Gewidts
ibres unteren gnbes bertifal. Sieies
untere @nbe bat bic 6Orm elmer cplin=
oriiden Jlai6e, in Der lid unter
einem, i'm Wafier lbsli9en @erfdluB
etne Wiiduns BON Calcium uno Pbps=
pbor befinoet. Die lid beim 9inautritt
BON Waiier entaiinoet. 9ie brennenoen
Sole entpei6en on Der Spibe Der Sobl=
fadeln NIT einem weitbtn ii6tbaren
2idt unO bic 0erbrennung in 10 resil=
ltrt, oab teine Gefabr. nit Der Sc,
nuBltn9 berbunben 1T.
Ser in ieiner Gonaeption 10 iiberaus
einfa6e Qpparat III in ben meiaen er6=
beren Marinen einsefibrt uno bat ii1
mieOerbolt praftii6 bemdbrt.
gn,rr Renrsr TIT nte Gra,sTe.
2anbmirtb (sutmiitbig): r9err
girsermeifer, Sic iino seutB bunos-
milo lA-8hr9ermeifer Gid ben
GdmeiB bon Der Stirne mif9eno):
Fiber, 9err Wirtb, 10 fpri9t man bod
ni9t gum BftraermeiRer !"-W
.Rebmen Sic e. nidt libel, Gerr 8ir.
sermstHer. i'd meine MUIR, neil Sie 10
taumdbta fhtbtber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01

cem prdiioenten Dem Sofpner George
bon 2einingen Meper iibertraaen upr=
ben.
Ser merfpiiroige Same bes neuen
8otl9afters bat ieinem Sr6aer i6pn
man9en @erser bereitet. ba CT uneinae=
tuetbte meih su Srrttumern in Nn=
ipra6e oser Nbreiiiruna perleitet. Sebr
bdufig bdlt man ben 8eiiBsr fir sinen
9errn rbpn," tpdbrenb Ct bod elm elm
fob birserlider Serr Meper III, beifen
@robbater i6On our 3eit Maibingtons
in bic Ser. Staaten einnanoerte. Sas
rpon 2eiainsenA III leoislid Elm Yor-
name ME r9epep" ober uWafbingtpn"
unb puroe Serrn Mepsr 81 @bren
zines en~tfernten 8eruanotsn seaeben.
2eute, Die bas nidt slei1 a~usfinoen.
biirften fid oamit trbHen, oab ielbf
Sen @fiba lid in DEM Sail ni9t Obne
@eiteres aussefannt BADEN ipiiroe.
Ser 0ater beg neuen gotI9afters
mar Elm geborener SEEM Dorfer, uno
feline SHUTTER aeb6rte Der feit 2ansem
in MaIiaduietts anidiiisen puritaner=
familie Barrier an.
9err Meper. Der ieBt az Sabre alt
1T unb bic 9arbarb= uniberlitat abiol=
brit bat, seb6rt 81 ben erfolgrsidfen
@eI9dftsleuten uno Den berDDrraaeno=
fen Yoliiitern bes amerisanilden
Ntbens. Ct begann feline politil6e
2aufbabn als Mlitslieo bes 9oHOner
@emeinDeratbs uno muroe Dann in Die
Gtaatslesislatur aemdblt. Wdbreno
ieiner f~iiniidbrisen Sbdtisteit DaieIbt
mar er brei Sabre binour6 Spreder
bes 6auies.
Ser gierperbrau6 gnq.
lambs betrug i'm leBten Sabre &c.
OO0, 600 9uBeno. gegen 1000. 900
SubenO pDr IL Seabren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01

febnte, einen ioIGen. nit Der 0erant-
portlidteit Der Station aeseniiber ber=
bunoenen Yolien unter Der tempera=
mentbollen Selbitberrli9feit bes Gaiz
fers gu bethlehem.
Jreili6 bdtte Shirt Sobenlobe, beiien
80 Sabre Die S9ulterlait oes Nmtes
nidt mebr trasen fonnten, ii6 feinen
b~eiieren NadiOlser wiiniden t0nnen,
als ben Grafen, Dem er nun i6on felt
brei Sa6ren bic ausmdrtiee Politit per=
t%rauensbOll i~iberlaiien batte.
9aB es benz rleuen aansler, Der es
ofienbar perfebt, ben Safer gu bebdn=
oeln. gelineen uerce, au6 firOerin bas
ungeFum feines Serrn gu sliseln oOer
gu miloern, BARI man mObl eruarten ;
m69e er aud ben GreOit redtiertiaen,
ben linn jebt fir feline permebrte Nrbeit
bie Gei6i6te auf einem neuen glatt er=
Dffnet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
1tniere ieas Sabre aIte So9ter.

1lnlere feds Sabre alte So6ter bats
tie einen iebr i6limmen 9als, i6linm
pereitert rnb buitete fait unaufborli9.
Sd sab ben @bite @tne Gar Sprup
ben Mnmeiiunsen semdB unb iie bes
sann Iofort better gu werSen un6 mot
balb' seiunb. Srau @roue unb id 3D.
ben bic Mebi3in an6eren %empfoblen,
unb mir era6ten lie ais bic bette Wees
biatn i'm @ebraud.
&eu. .. s.. Groues,
paitor Ser M. g. air9e, glartsuiae,
Wo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
Sang gu @ei.

Damn oas Danstiefianstbai in lire ge=
malt gu befommen. Sang gu Wei
i6eint mebr als politiider Saftor tbdtig
gu iein, tpdbreno Gun Oat Sens
gtdrfe in Ger 0Ibrerrolle auf benz
S6la6tfelD tieat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01

1885 eeboren unb III lett 1862 als
Sirigent tbdtig.
8ei ben Standardization am Wiener
9of trdgt Die StrauB'ide Gapslle
9otime aus Der 3eit Moaarts, oo6 III
ibr bas Sra9en berielben auBerbem
ni6t seiiattet, mas biersulanoe 'mobl
Man9er, Der oapon bort, bebauern
oiirfte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
Wilbelminas Wabl.
DieI berIobt noa alneeren, nesIobt ftd SOL,
lambs &Sntsin iett tIbf.

D1eS UR16VV6 UV" ~*WUeIeH1 UStFVO6 VW dyUts
Lambs 2Sntsin iebt tIbf.
gnoli9 bat bic idon oft berlobt se=
fa9te jusenolide G6niein Wilbelmina
bon 9ollano Der un9ebuloisen Welt
ben Gefallen 9etban uno ibre Wabl ee=
t~roffen. Sersos 9einrid bon Medlen=
burs=S6uerin, elm Sntel bes our 3eit
nod in Bonn itubirenOen @roBberaoss
Srieorid Srana oes 8ierten, 1T Der
Gliidli6e, Der in ben Nieoerlanben als
Prins Comfort ni6ts gu iasen baben
wirb, unb Der beutide 9ronprins lit
I'm cine Soffnung drmer, falls er
uirfli9 einmal baran aebadt baben
iollte, ME qetpiiIe G9ldulinee bebarp=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
3app'S
Samf,

Weflid pom G~ourtbanie, ct Gloib. Miun.
,ablt a Yro;ent Sntereiien auf geloer, wel6e
fir elm Sabr, unb 3 Tro3ent, ipenn bieielben
fir 6 Wonate beponirt perben. Serbor9t @elb
alf grunbeiseutbun,, rpeldes su ieoer 3eit
fduis ober ni1t, entueber gan; ooer tbetlwei=
Se, lie nod geIieben suriidbe;ablt werben fann.
8ertauft Wediel, G~elSienonngen uub Hafiaee=
Sdetue pon unb mad allen 2ano:rn guro=
pas. aus3iise aus ben grnnSbn9ern CABS
traftsl godma9ten, Raul unb Gppotbeten
unb ionfise l1rfunben werben seieslid auss
sefsrti9t nnb ~bs8laubat.
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Erfu

9aIIetteue: .@ie, @rtbur, ben
8rillantidmud ioll i'd nidt baben?
llnb Der Graf b. 4. bpmbarbirt Die
gettp serabesu nit 9rillanten !"-
8erebrer: r@6 meibt, id merle
eben ni1t germ Steine auf 9i6!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
Der hnabnftr Tl1irrh d.tninrr.

+. S terbdnoiger (ertldreno):
.9ier Der Siger, meme Serridaften.
zines Der sefdbrlidiien uno fdrtfen
8aubtbiere nit ieinem fur6tbaren
@ebiB serrsiBt er iosar-oie geaffeats.
bic briiben i'm &eitaurant ferpirt tuer-
non ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
Hour Starnm Der Walssrk6ni9f.

Gonaro stramB eaa stnsr Soaserttonrmee h
oet Ser. Gfaateu.
Ma9 a~ebnidbri9er pauie bat Der be-
riibmte Wiener Observation-Disclosures
gouarb @tranB gum sweiten Male
a1neritanii9en Bpbea betreten uno miro
mil, ieiner Al Wann Horteu Gapelle In
nateau 100 5tdb.ea Bet uuiOu uno
Qanobas toaSrttren.
0suss6 6sraub q bes ihu9fe. bon
ba, hrsi S5bnsil osa ofAsn Gtranb. Der
hem Mienar Wn{aer~kip0r@e ltsa1 ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01

Sersog Seitrid bon MedleuburgsS drueriu
uno &0uigiu 8ilbelntina BON Solano.
teten, 10 etras tuie a6nig BON 9ollano
al uerDen.
G9ers BEL Seits. IONS Wilbel=
mintie" 6at gspdblt, tupsu lie bere6tist
mar, tuenn es aud Dem rfeoerldnoii6en
2abinett lieber setueien tudre, lie bate
mod Elm rents getuartet.
Sic felt suei Sabren regierenbe a6=
nigin III 20nSabre alt, ibr 8rdutigam
UNI bier Sabre dlter.
Nom Sta,am Der Walprk6nigf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
New Process
Steam-L.a Laundry.

g9ena 70, bann rirt 20 f9 GuH tptnen, nt&t auts,
gAt "A lafen. tas pts Guer Gisen.bum betanbeIa, ais
sars 20 bas unieriee. gDir taben te prafdnbtsfe NafG
.aaslt i'm gtsrhweaea ans ltefsru erfsr &lafe Arbeit
1ast Saden aiet. QBenn Ser refine Arbet unt bsf,
59anblsas psat, bann tenft an uns. 1nfere gretft
.of ~uittrteer ais fsafpp, unb rtr ~befsrseR Cure Bamt.
E.nwdfNe ttateer, als SIR % feitR ttun fDnnt. 9riun.
lsas nab ~dbersfust Gu&. DIR fuHen Nsen:en Ia iestp
scr,a unb itter @eueinhe.
6. s. Weper 9ampfuaidanitalt,
Gtgeutphns
s,4aSpteI 1875. Mst. fhelt6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
Anrubrn tit Slobina.

Srnben Die dbinefifd,e Tra9e nod1 permi6eIter
sn 8eitaItem.
WdbrenD i'm HDroen g6inas bic
Mlliirten Sronun9 in Die berSmidten
gerbdltniiie gu bringen beriu6en, er=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01

DurGbtsnf ,nifNex ct. gaut, Ntnn,aprIts, 5tisus,
Butte, Sppfane, SeattIe uxb Ssrtianb. 9erbtnhruseI
tr tvtfIt4 an GntpunRten fa% bic 6ppteuaf @eeeub,
Oregon uub California gunite, alasfa, Sapau uui
china. @erbtneunsen tn Zen 3riainssfdtteu fir ale
6fliHeu uub fibltGen guntse.
@efiiG Iaufsnb Sefltt larfeub,
*No. 1 11:25 a. N. *No. 2 2:68 p. m.
tho. 8 11:l5 q. m. tNo. 4 1920 p. m.
sNo. 3 for Willmar No. 6 arrives from
11:20 a. m. Willmar 1855 q. m
INC. 2 I:20 p. m. tho. s 4:40 q. m.
No.. 128 fer Sandstone 700 I'm.
Willmar accommodation will leave st. Cloud
at $3.50 a. M, returning at 7:35 p. II.
No. 3, 4, z and 8 run via Clea. water.
ALI trains arrive at and depart from new depot.
fDaily except Sunday.
tDaily.
Sir 8aspsn. 5ids.s rns sst.s Snf,rnattsn fp-tai
Dor sber fArttbt an
q. q s1eSss. g. q. &9. ",
st. GtSxp ., fQ INA.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01

" UTU -
8enn bas @etter beibt 1T, iebnt ii6c ie=
Der mad ben i9attiseu llfern zines edfe.
Tim aber bas g.rsniisen pou 81 MAIDEN,
nimmt IS etpas Suites sur SefrieOisuus
bes in neren Weni6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
stn(e,, afusr pot[baftsr in Aom.

Cin erfoIsreider 8ofoner geidaftsmatn.
Ussrfwiiroise gsan,eas sebune.
Ser Yofieu oes bebufs Wabrung iei-
ner periOnli6en SntereiIen suriidsetre.
tere Ser. Staten SrtI6aiters in 8prf,
General William Or. Sraper, lit bot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01

Smmerfort friide uno superldiiise
@aare fir 9alts uub Slide ST. ben
ntsbrisiten Ereilen. Geele unb su=
porfommenbe Sebienuns iebem &un=
BEN fiber. 16=ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
Wic6ti9er po(1en.
Bic tcdnilde 9eitnng bcs Sancs nnies
rer &riegsi6iHc in bemaBrter Sanb.

2spm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sun Gbef seS
mitrattioasbarea -Momiral Sidborn
BON Der Barrier 9insieuuus seeBrt-Gtne
erIpIereidbs Stasiemreiie-@emiaIe 0fettanes'
bnis.
9ei benz Sntereiie, weldes man jebt
allaemein Dem Musbau u~uierer Marine
eni9eaenbrinat, III es mObl an9ebradt,
lid aud einmal nit oerienisen periDn-
li6teit ndber gu beiddftisen, unter
beren 2eituns Der te6nii6e She'll Der
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This paper is ON file with tt
Sapeten III all ben neueiten Mlu=
ter1t fiir 1901.

Glrett aus ben 9rOBten Nobriten in ben
Ser. Staaten beso9en. GroBe Quspablpo
importirteu Sapeten, ortiitii6e 9(rbeit aus
Selti6lanb, Stalien, Sranfrei6, England
unb China. .&ouidnoi9e @orratb an reinen
gerniidteu SorbeH, Selen, Garniiien, gir=
item uiw. Sir6en : Seforation uno SSresco
Ntalerei cine SpesiolitGt.
Sahel & S,ti6nao,
ALE 1915. ape. iiibli6, ct. Gloub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
RuH's.
weroen

leidt gemadt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01

Ollie unlere @aaren limb fril6 uno 9ez
i6madpou, unb an ~i6madbaften @e=
baden finbet man bel allies, mas man ii6
MIR wiiniden fam. @er iib nit GB=
maaren auf's bette perieben min, lpre6e
ppr BET
@phrXA<r 81tf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01

E. T. K-.EEAEZ.
Contractor fiir Sumpf= uub 6eiBlpaiier=
SeiSun9sapparate. gute unb superldiiise
2lrbeit itets %sutanttrt.
ct. SIpuo. Wtittn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1900-02-28

Along the beach the gold is as fine as
bird shot or finer. Its occurrence is
mostly under two Or three feet Of
gravel and sand, on the bottom layer
of clay or argillaceous sand, called,by
the miners "bedrock. Thin layerst
of ruby sand interstrati6ed with the
gravel near the sbedrock" are often
found to be rich. The production Of
the region for the season just past is
estimated at 50, 900, 900, of which the
beach contributed one-half. Two.
claims alone are credited with S225,-
900 between them, while one gulch is
said to have yielded more than $780,
900.
In the igulches mining is carried on
by stripping, slucing, and TO some e1-.
tent, by rocking, but on the beach
almost exclusively BY rocking. In
the latter process the sea water is
used, the gold being caught in blank
cts, and to some extent on copper
plates coated with mercury. Where
copper-plate was lacking, the bottom
of the rocker has been covered with
silver coin, coated with mercury:
The -2OO0 men working along the
beach in the late summer and fall
took out an average of $40 each daily.
The tundra has: not infrequently
yielded from ten to thirty cents to
the pan. Capital will doubtless be
required to develop~the tundra de:
posits, and those Of high quality
which have been found in the benches
in the lower mountain region. Only
q comparatively small strip of coast has
been prospected thus far, but there
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1900-02-28
Two walking Sign Carriers

Awhile ago there appeared in the
city streets O man in the garb of q
:countryman, as he is. pictured and
described, carrying an alligator
mouthed valise, Of kind once used.
His. attire drew attention; ahd as
people looked him over. they, saw-t the
sign that was painted on the yalise.
! This man walked around the streets
+: :inthe neighborhood Of his employers
store, and, occasionally, he would get
around to- the place itself, aud halt
there on the sidewalk and look up at
the sign, to make sure itwas the right
place, and then 40 in; to emerge pres:
emily .forsanother round =. =.
Ayariation OF this idea is found in
the: work of the countrymanswho stops
and looks up at the tall buildings. He
is tall himself, and 80 attracts atten-
ton and his interest In the tall build
ing always interests the city man; and
SO the city man looks the tail stranger
over, or looks down along him, from
head toioot,:as he standsr.there with
face upturned, and notes the peculiari-
ties of his sgarb, and sees how the bot
tom leg:of one of his trousers is
caught on the top OF one OF his boot
: llega+ for this stranger wears old time
boots Then the city mans eye falls
on the sign which the stranger is SO
innocently holding And the city
man passes on, thinking as he goes
that after ell, he is, in some respects,
more or less ola countryman himself.
New York Sun. III ): :. g....@a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1900-02-28
wh,ttIer,s Love o, His Friends.

ssNo lapse Of years dimmed Whit
tiers steady friendships, writes
Samuel T. Pickard, who contributes
a series of letters that passed between
Gail, Hamilton and the poet, in the
Ladies' Home Journal. One of the
letters that Whittier wrote to, Gail
Hamilton is dated September, 1887,
when the poet was in his eightieth
year:
> ST was gladdened last evening by
the sight Of thy handwriting. II I do
not see my dear old friends often /
never forget them. In these lonely
latter days Ilove to recall thy pleasant
visits to our .Amesbury home when
Elizabeth was With me. Tam getting
to be ON antiquity I; seem to- have
pretty much outli7ed the world. The
last year has gone hard with me. I
have as usual spent some weeks in
New Hampshire, but have returned
without the. usual benefit, Why will
thee not drive Over, here Ito Danvers) /;
or, better. still, come to Amesbury, and
spend, might, as in tho old time! I
expect to be there,the first week in
October. God bless: thee! Think Of
me always as thy affectionate friend.''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1900-02-28

kind. For a year or two he attended
the school of Sauto Tomas, in Manila,
but the death of his father called him
to Cavite, where he took up the work
of the farm. Here he soon made him
self prominent and troublesome by his
connection with the Katipunan
League, organized by Rial against
the friars. The Governor-General, to
win his sympathies, appointed hiIa
captain municipal of Cayite in 1895.
Aguinaldo's mentor and tutor in the
art Of revolutions was Andres Boni.
facio, o schooImaster OF Cavite, and
the original conspirator in the revolu-
ton against the Spanish. Bonifacio
influenced Aguinaldo to join the revo-
luton of '96, acquaintiug him of the
intention of the Spaniards to secretly
murder all the members of the Katl-
punan. Thcreupon Aguinaldo, grasp
ing the opportunity of leadership, had
Bonifacio secretly killed, and placed
himself at the head of the movement
against the Spanish. The Spanish
drove Aguinaldo to the mountains,
but ultimately compromised with him.
His career from then till now is cur
rent news. Aguinaldo is not o pure
Tagalog. His maternal grandfather
was Chiuaman.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1900-02-28

is no reason to,suppose that. the gold
discovered is more than attraction of
what will show itself later in response
TO systematic search. ALI signs point
to, the placer mining of the Nome dis
trict as surprising That of any other
part of the world. 81
This country is ScheerIess, and not
naturally adapted as to- climate, soil,
vegetation or-animal life, for the abode
of white men, but it is Mt least READILY
accessible, which is more than can be
said for the Klondike district. In the
Klundike there is growing timber Tor
building houses, constructing sluice-
works, furnishing q part Of the neces-
sary;fuel, etc.; at Cape Nome there is
none, aud every board, beam aud post
must be brought from elsewhere. The
sen is open, however, from some lime
in June I'LL about the first OF Noyem-
Der, and steamships and sailing yes
sells can ply to andFfro freely. The
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1900-02-28

temperature never falls go low as in
the Klondike, but the ferceness OF
the winds which sweep the coast
makes the cold harder to bear. There
is not game enough to speak OF, and
no natural food for horses and mules,
go that provisions for man and beast,
GOAL for heating and industrial p'1r-
poses, as we'll as building materials,
must be brought up from the south.
.gFrom the amount of food needed
some rough idea may be cleaned of
the extent to which external transpor-
tation facilities are needed, since the
average consumption Of one person is
a, ton of provisions o year.
The whole peninsula Is in area about
onesthird the size of the State of New
York, or larger than Massachusetts,
Connecticut and Rhode island TO-
gether, and only the coast is really
known. What the exploration of the
interior will bring to light must re-
main for the present only conjecture.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1900-02-28
more the shore-line is comparatively
STRAIGHT and smooth, but between this

more the shore-line is comparatively
straight and smooth, but between this
line and the base of the mountains
occurs the we'll known tundra-a strip
of treeless, moss-coyered = marino
grayels, forming coastal shell: Along
the beach this is about thirty feet
above sea level, but it slopes gently
upward till ut tho base OF the noun.
tains, four or five miles back, it
reaohes an elevation of $50 to 200 feet.
Quartz veins and vcinlets, traversing
the rocks in Tho mountains, arc sup
posed To be the source OF the gold in
The marine gravsls.
The first considerable discovery OF
gold in the. Cape Nome district was
inado in September, 1898, by a party
OF Swedes, who found it in the creeks
aud gulches. They were. sent out and
told where. 10 look by Swedish mis-
sionary,, N. o. .Hultberg, who had
persisted, in spite of every diacour-
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LANDING FREIGHT AT, NOME CITY.

along one side of the inner receptacle,
tile bottom of the tube communicating
with the bottom of the receptacle by
means of, perforatious. The steam
hat. is generated in the jacket hos no
other avenue of escape except through
this tube. Naturally, then, rs the
water begins to boil, the steam in
seeking to escape passes through the
tube and up through the food. 1t is
asserted that the agitation thus pro-
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As London Learns Things.

New York policemen have been
served with new kind of club. 1t
has swivel handle, which prevents
it from being twisted from the grasp
of it's holder.
The novel feature of the club is the
arrangement by which sixteen saw
teeth, each half m inch in length, pop
out of sixteen holes, dig into the hand
which grasps it and give one strong
pull.
The teeth remain concealed until
an attempt is made to wrench the club
from the policeman. The united pulls
in opposite directions lacerate the
evil-doer's hand in o jiffy.-London
Weekly Telegraph.
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Z ssJtJt3s's-'vsJ'SS'5 t'.'s'S's't't's's'00ofs
} The KLON1KE 0UTD0HE. !
> Marvellous 2ichuess OF the Cape
: Nome District, Alaska. {
ALL WITHIN THE UNITED STATE!

sThere seems good reason to infer
that substantially the entire southern
half Of this large peninsula ion which
CAPE Nome is situated), covering moro
than 5000 or 10000 square miles, is
gold.bearing, and much OF it rich. It
lies in the Yukon.gold belt, extending
from the Klondike westward, and
probably continues across Bering Sea
into Siberia. So writesF. O. Schrader
of the United States Geological Sur.
vey, one of two experts sent out by
thea Government last; fall to report
upon the Cape Nome gold district, Of
whose wonders rumor had been heard
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1900-02-28
Are You Going To Paint 2
WARREN WALKER.

If So write to the Southern Company Pnebu o.
cure price They give you better paint a less
They do belong tho trust and
price those who do This Southern enterprise and
Southern people The publisher of this
arrange paints his subscribers who would like
through ADVERTISER This paint has thick heavy
body buyers Lneed oil and make the paint
oil will about fifty cents gallon
Write company telling what want and how
price will given The paint contains the best material
and guarantee goes every barrel and package of paint
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Overheard in n Public Library.

A Boston Journal correspondent
overheard this Of the public library:
"Can you tel, me where the genoa
logical room is?". asked the pleasant
faced old woman Of the polite colored
attendant.
Genealogical room, ma'am? Vas,
ma'am. The gin'ral room is up one
flight, ma.,sS,, and the logical room is
mp two flights, ma.am. Vas, ma,am. !,
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Aguinaldo's wife is o Chinese
Mestiza, and made herself conspicu-
Gus in the revolutionary army by
organizing cred Cross" hospital
corps, and placing herself at the head
of it. She was captured by American
troops recently and is now q prisoner
in Manila.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1900-02-28

ucnt, in believing that there was
along the edge of Golofnin Bay.
\, ill last summer was the beach
,olu discovered. In the guiches
long the edge of the mountains the
liggings ore coarse gold, nuggets
'alued ct $3.50 being found there Six
II eight feet under the creek gragels.
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A se1f.stirrlna Cooker.

An. automatic self-stirring cooking
pot is, the latest development in the
kitchen utensil line. This, 1t is
inserted, does away with the neces-
sity of constantly stirring while cook
ing the porridge. or oatmeal that forms
such ,an important adjunct of the
average breakfast. The pot, US shown