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The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs. J. 81. POlhiIl have re-
turned from Atlan'a, where they at
tended the Pharmaceutial convention,
and were among the most distinguished
guests present. Through the influence
Gt Mr.. Polhill, the aCsociation will
meet in Brunswick next year, and
many charming affairs, Professionally
and socially will be given In compli-
meut to the guests who will be present
for the occasion.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-04

After several weeks in High Syringe,
Miss Lyd'e Jtffers is now the guest OF
Miss Carrie Belle Tucker, In Monti-
cello, Florida, at whose wedding, which
occurs in q few days, to Mr.. J. Turn.
bull, she will be one Of the attendants
Many Brunswick friends regret to
know Of the serias illness Of Miss
Hope Brantley, atRer home in For.
sythe. Miss Bran,ley has visite
Brunswick several times, the guest OF
her brothers, ,Messrs. Coleman and
Burden Brantley, and is known and
loved by many.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-04

DR.. Moore, of Macon. Is spending
some time on Cumberland Island,
where he occupies the position of
resident physician.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-04

After several weeks In Brunswick,
Mrs. Ed Fleming aud little SOD, Master
William Bennett Fleming Left q few
days ago for cambridge. where they
will visit friends, before returning to
their home 10 Jacksonville,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-04

Mrs. 8. Cargyle returns to her home
in Macon shortly, after q pleasant visit
to Brunswick, the guest Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. L. Elliot, at her home on
Hanover square.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-04

Little Miss Nell Atkinson is quite Ill
at the home of her parents, Judge and
Mrs. Samuel Atkinson, at their home
on London street.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-04
SOCIETY NEWS
Many Interesting Social Events Of the Past
Week.

Week.
Mrs P. M. Nightingale has returned
to her home In Jacksonville, after o
pleasant visit to Brunswick, the guest
Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Columbus
D>wninR, at their home on Halifax
Sqrare.
Miss Luoils Butts leaves shortly for
Bainbridge, where she will spsnd some
time the guest Of friends.
Miss May Day Dekle has returned
hums, after . pleasant visit to Way
GROSS, where she spent q week or two.
Mrs. Calder Williuebam and sons,
after a pleasant visit to Cumberland
Island have returned to their home In
'''''
Little Miss Nell Atkinson is quite Ill
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20
To Be Established Here Next
 Spring.
\ ROAD TO SIBERIA
The Russian Government Anxious to Have the Siberian Coast Opened Up..Mr. EvanOff, a Russian En. gineer, Now in the City.

The Russian government is looking to the western coast of Siberia as sec tiOn that offers inducements to mining men and capitalists-especially Ameri- can mining men. This is the substance of a statement made by D. V. Evanoff, mining engineer and geologist, who ar rived in Nome on the steamer Senator. direct from St. Petersburg
 Mir. EvanOff is a gentleman of great intelligence and wide experience. His prime object is to look over this section of Northwestern Alaska. its mining possibilities, and the method of operat- ing mines pursued here. It was also his intention to make a trip to the Si- berian coast but the lateness of the sea- son will probably prevent this.
 Next year Russian consulate will be established in Nome for the purpose of affOrding Americans and others every facility for visiting Siberia. Next win ter it is probable that an information bureau will be opened in Seattle.
 Mir. EvanOtf also represents Count V. N. Nonlarlarsky, who has concession on the Siberian coast between East Cape and Plover Bay. This concession will be extensively opened up next year and 2o0 or 300 men will be sent there on the opening of navigation next spring.
 Mr. Evanotf will visit the different mining districts of this section, going first to Port Clarence and the KOugarOk. He will be accompanied by Mir. Lipinski i we'll known oldtimer here, who will act asIguide and interpreter. Although Mir. Evanotf himself speaks English with considerable Huency, his first in timate acquaintance with the language was acquired on his present trip.
 Mir. EvanOH spent eight years in the mining regions of the Amur section of Siberia.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20
. Notice of FOree lture.

NOME Alaska, August 9th. 1901 To K. E. Lamont. Henry Heath. H. H. Keith and F. S. keith: You and eacn of you are hereby notified that have expended the sum Of one hundred and fifteen dollars. in labor in performing the assessment work for the year 1900. upon that certain claim known as the Elm pire claim. containing one hundred and sixty acres. d placer mining claim on Keith gal ,h a tributary of Nome river, in the Cape Nome Mining District. District 0; Alaska. as gill ap- pear bv certificates liied August 18th. A. D. &j in the office of the recorder of the said dis trict, in order to hold said mining pfopeft under the provisions of section .334 Of the Re visel Statutes ot the United States. being the amount req uired to hold the same for the year iS0 in accordance with an arrangement agreed to by all of the partners and co-owners at that time of the Empire Mining Company
 You will please take notice. you and each of you. thut If you do not within ninety days after the publication of this notice pay your propor- tion. or 1T yCu refuse to pay your proportion of such expenditure as aforesaid, as co-owner. your interest in said claim Will become the property of lhe undersigned under said section :3.4 Revised statutes Of the Unitad States.
 W. L. SLATER,
 Ore of the cO-Owners of the aa5.3 Si-s- afo.es.il p,0perty
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20
Notice of Sale.

Ie the United states District Court for the |,c ,,, District of Alaska, Second Division. I0 ": Ashby and ". z. Reid. copartners as snd John sMeyekf. soparinsfs "5 as 6vsr%an r {
 ss: q x. ;.s s;s,:. S: SI.,,s, sassssp s; pistrct q Aiaska, Second Division, % on sSe S iStS day of August .,ieoi, In the above entitled ac. 9on, wherein the plelptiaf Q. "; Ashby and N: e. judgment and decree against Leigh Overman and John Meyer, copartnerS as Overman & Meyer, defendnnts. on the 3Oth day of March, entered and recorded in volume two @, page four hundred and thirty three t(439 of the journal records of said court, am commanded 70 sell Ill the certain piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being In the town of Nome. District of Alaska, Second Division. together with the building, and Improvements to-wit: That certain building and tract or land on the north side of Front street, in the said town of Nome, known as the City Bakery" and adjonining and between Browns Hall on the east side and the building of one Parks on the west side, and bounded as ioisows Beginning at q post or point called southwest corner of the said tract of land and on the north line of said Front street and run ming thence easterly along said north line of said street thirty (3O) feet to n post or point called and marked Number Two and on the westerly line of a lot formerly owned by Charles Brown thence northeriy along the said line seventy three (13) feet to post point called and murked Number Three" being the north. east corner Of said tract and the south line of n street commonly known First avenue thence running westerly along the southery llne or said street to d post called and marked Number Four. thence running Southcrly seventy three '3l feet to the place of beginning, excepting, however from the said tract Il strip nve rect m width of the west side thereof
 Now, therefore notice is hereby given that on Friday the twentieth day of September, A. D., iSOl at the hour of eleven o'clock d. m., of the sald day, III front of the court house on Stead. man avenue. in the town of Nome. District of AIiiska, will, in obedience to the Snid writ of execution and decree. sell the above described property to satisfy plaintills' judgment, with interest thereon, unG costs, at public auction for cash to the highest bidder.
 FRANK II. RICHARDS,
 United States Marshal for the Second Division of Alaska.
 By w, R. FORREST, Deputy.
 Dated, this goth day of August, A. D.. 1901
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20
NOTICE.
EXECUTION SALE,


 Notice is hereby given that under and by virtue or Writ Of Execution, dated July 18th A. D. l9O', issued out of the United States Dis trlct Court in and for the Ind Judicial Division or the District of Alaska upon u judgment duly given. rendered, made entered and docketcd in said Court on the Nth day of June. A. ID. 1901 in favor of J. C. Kennedy and against J. H. l.ee for the sum of Twelve Hundred Sixty Nine Dol. lars and ninety cents and Twenty Five Dollars ana 10 cents costs. have levied upon and seized all the right title and interest of SG J. h. Lee in ana to the following described real property situate, lying and being in the City of Nome in the District of Alaska. U. $. A. to-wit; That certain piece or parcel of land known and desig. mated as Lot "A in Block K" of the old Anvil City Town>ite and the Municipality of Nome aS designated on the official map and according to the official survey of said Old Anvil City Townste and the said Municipality of Nome which said lot is particularly described on page 1s of Volume Of the records of the said Anvil City TownSitc and which piece or parcel of land has now situate on the northcrly portion there ot large two story frame building known as the Lee Building, the same being situate on the northerly side of River or Water Street which is a continuation of Front Street in n westerly direction. the said lot extending from rlrst Avenue to the waters of Snake River and having also situate thereon on the southerly side of said River or Water Street two story frame dwelling or apartment house. and will sell all the right title and interest of said J. H. Lee, Tn and to the above described premises. or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the said Judgment, together with costs and accruing costs. at public auction at the front door of my office in the Court House on Stead. man Avenue in the said City of Nome. District of Alaska, U. $. A.. at ten o'clock A. M.. on the 18th day of September, A. D. 1901. to the highest bidder for cash.
 Dated at Nome, Alaska U & A. tbj, fifth day of August A. D. 1901.
 FRANK H. RICHARDS. U. $. Marshal for
 District p Of Alaska Second Division.
 By w. R. FORREST. Deputy.
 Hume X Bceman. Attorneys for J. C. Kennedy
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20
Mineral Application No. 2.
(NOtlce Tor PublicatiOn.)
 UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE St. Michael, Alaska. Aup. 6 iaOi

Notice is hereby given that S. G. Simpson, whose post office addIe ess is Nome Alaska, has made application for a United States patent for the sampson Placer mining claim, mineral sur vey No. 5?9 situate in the Cape Nome Mining District, District of Alaska and more particu- larly described as folIows:-
 BeSlhning at Cor No 1. from U $ l. M NO pears \ oi de2 U. min W 2SOl 1t dist. The init ial post bears Sl deg 5O min E. 523.5 1t dist and running thence: l9 deg iS min E 21.3 it. to fir post ix6Xio ins set 21a 1t in the ground. scribed 70 deg F min E $50 1t to cor NO g. thenee s 10 deg x min " l3oO 1t to cor No {: thence from true corner, 70 deg l2 min W G6O 1t to cor NO l. acres.
 The notice of the location Of this claim is recorded in the ofice of the Recorder of the Cape Nome Mining District, at page l26 vol 3l The neighboring or adjoining claimants are unknown.
 FRANKLIN MOSEs. Aug I'd Register
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20
ANVIL CREEK
 IS ROW FREE
The Last Suit Involving the Creek Claims Is Finally Settled Out
 of Court.

The case of Blake vs. Hagelin, ct al. the last piece of litigation over Anvil creek claims, has been settled. The amount involved is not known. H. l.. Blake claimed an interest in the claims located by Hagelin, Hultberg and others. by reason of a former partner ship, which, it was alleged, existed at the time Anvil creek was staked. The terms of settlement were arranged by Walter H. Soderberg and R. M. Crackles, acting for Hagelin, and F.. B. McCowan for Blake.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20
Mineral Application. fNotice for Puolication.)
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 St. Michael. Alaska. Julv IA lQ1

kt. Notice is hereby given that A. N KittiIsen whose postohice address is Nome. Alaska, has made application for United States patent for the placer mining claim known as No z above Discovery, on Anvil creek, being mineral sur vey No. 428, situate in the Nome Mining Dis trict. District of Alaska containing an area of !9E' acres, and more particularly described as follows:
 Beginning at cor No 1, pine post it long, { ms Sq uare, in mound of stone, scrlDed -4lS whence U l. M No2 bears 20 deg 52 min W s9H 1t dist, and running thence; fl deg D min c 33O $ 1t to cor No thence: n 43 deg 42 min Q l262 z 1t to cor No thence: n Il deg 43 min W 3.4 It to cor NO thence: n fl deg 10 min B It to cor No thence; i3 deg 54 min W I257 5 1t to cor No 6 thence: x g deg 30 min 33O 1t to cor NO l, the place of beginning, containing an areassof 1908 acres.
 The notice of location of this claim is record ed in the office of the recorder of the Cape Nome Mining District. at page 90 volume fs Neighborng or adjoining claims are No 6 above discovery (unsurveyedD on the w. un- known claimants on the C. and n V.
 FRANKLIN MOsES, ow Register.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20
Railroad Survey Party.

It is reported that a railroad survey party has been in the field between Solomon river and Council C.ty. 4 route has been surveyed, so it is claimed, from near the moutil Of Solo mon. up the river, and thence across the divide to Ruby creek and on to Council City. Just who is behind the project is not known. s
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20
Coal tor the Winter.

~7See w. F. Day X Co.,, 4l9 Front er6ets before ordering for the winter.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20

Compa9iee and Miners-Typewriting Seu done Jof 35 cents page or folio.
 Would caN for companies work. A. B.. Nugget ollce.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20

Aibefs typewriting well done for B Aente paKe or folio. Leave work with IF. Nsgle, medium, opposite City ERakOty. q e. &
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20

1. Gue byUwnss show windows would be e1yait tO any store in a metropolitan
 D1ty< Take q look at them.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20

E fhose I060 brand of hams and bacor
 eouae 1rom Nome Trading Co.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20
flait tiumoer,

Buying gold dist for R. H. Humber x Go., lOdated n the Kimball building.
 bse barrels M American money with which to buy gold dust, Call and see
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20

Me> Scene of Active Mining
 Operations.
 I
 VNuaeET FOUND }
 ncamp rNswton--Dry
 andA paystreak, Two
 and Lieut. and Possibly
 committee ot
 men to consie
 public service.
 Service Conn
 as to whether. e
 the Public snce was done
 be extended Some gold was
 to sit dnr, the creek, and
 report upiittle work was
 Legislatul No. l below.
 MT. q is the scene of
 of thaations. Properties
 asrs considered ef un-
 As being opened up, and, >s of miner, ''While not .1Xt are paving so that a 'lge " fsurns for his invest sswtcfn sne,j V enough to oss zeS afends. It and Dry creek M m 1ke . considerable addition this ear to the output of gold from this sctf0n.. 2
 OnDry creek work is being dode on los,s | above apd l, ?, 3 and 5 below. oms .w6rk has been done on No. } bove, but there is no water above No. The miners on No. 3 have con- FuEted . dam and hope to Iget water. NOn NSftsn Nus. l., 2 and 3 and the f&Etion 6etWeen Nos. and are being worked, and, as before intimated, with ntisfactory results. From No. l above dNo.,4 below oh' Dry creek consider lble gravel has, bsen washed and the sreek ln zen torn up during the 1sfE s- es. sa ~sndicative of a ee- ed shortto get ytSaS tsSa'l'e o' . " 56e hrgest operator in thrs~ o,;,. k the Seward Alaska Company, Felix Gottschalk, president; G. T. Simonton, general manager, and Charles w. White, secretary and treasurer. This company is mining on No. above on Dry creek and No. ? on Newton gulch, and employing 50 men, 20 pen on Dry sE>T and % men on Newton gulch. iths. ,Dsrh Sreek property steam
 ~ I;gsss powsS stripping, and the
 anything Yt down until the
 corporation. >-at-.h,'-r.,ik,,
 were created to E'1eIo~S. managerial y'encounteret
 .nenssashe serve as anS sashed further .' MT. Chsent. A $50 nugge hapsM s M sluice boxes of thi
 ~aahturday. The nugget
 ss4y smooth, except a few sma
 that once held fragments of tn EqRy frum which it came, and tn Ndis yellow and bright.
 he Alaska-Seward Company ha
 sot the paystreak on Dry creel eo feeA and has not reached th . mi. of the sy Ssy. The gravel is iron veto seven feeha thick, and rests on .lse Jsdrock of cksy. No prospecting .as been done for deeper diggings, bu ,e.-No. 6 above thesPioneer Mining Company has found pros sSpects at deptf # 35 feet, and below shis stratum o Hay, which iDdicates.l hat there are ;wo distinct washes of gravel in this sreek, each carrying gold, and widely aeparated e to the dates of the deposit of each. 1as Ill probability valuable winter diggitGs will be developed on this stream.
 No. ] below has been operated by Messrs 616xander & Stevens, laymen. Mr. A16x1nder has sold his interest in the 1ay se Nalson, Wright X Co.,, who hsve jnD txken possession. Pans of eQ sf yfsided- 6 worth of dust ave heel taken from the creek: but vich pans furnish misleading data. The paystreak will probably average 5 cents to the pan, and there is lot of ground less valuable that can be pro6tably worked with the aid of 
 Z, Coal tor the Winter. 7SAo w. F. Day X Co.,. 4l9 Front
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20

{ n.,st, ens Gae be had by apply ss tSe 5 n Gstt thetel'
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20

99OckETBook on Dry creek. Containing q money and papers. Owner can have same by proving propeitH and paying for this ad. Inc uire this office
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-20
LOST

FIFTY DOLLARS reward for arrest and con- Vi.ton of person who stole small black female malamutc, about 10 months old. E. Y. Casey
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-10-29

mails; nerves may be similarly used.
Where 1t is necessary to relieve the en-
tire thyroid gland, a portion of a
Sleeps thryoid gland is generally sub
stituted. in order to supply a secres
tion the individual absolutely needs in
order to retain health. Where the anil
NAL or human thyroid is not engrafted,
only the daily use of the thyroid as
food will enable the patient to retain
health in many cases.
DEFICIENCIES of the skull are some
times filled in with metallic, guttaper>
cha, or celluliod plates, which are fit
ted into the gaps under the skin. In
the hollow bones solid celluloid rods
are sometimes used. Most satisfactory
jointed arms and lergs are now sup
Piled capable of very complex func-
tions. One may wear eyes made of
glass, and elf he chooses) teeth pre-,
viously extracted from other people, or
manufactured, Ears, nose, palates, and
lower jaws may be replaced with va
rious substitutes. A very satisfactory
larynx is made of aluminium. with vi
brating reed, enabling a person to talk
through his neck; even tongues, of
aluminum) have been attempted.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-10-29
COLUMBUS is SURPRISED.
The Interstate snid to BE in Excel
lent Condition.

lent Condition.
Columbus, Ga, Oct. 2S.-The Assoc
ciated Press dispatch, announcing the
filing of a bill to put the Interstate
Building and Loan Association into
hands of receivers, was a great sur
prise to the public. The last statement
issued on Nov. 80, shows the associa-
ton to be in good shape, with about
$40, 900 cash in bank, $4,000 in real es-
tate, and about $685., 900 loaned on real
estate, secured by first mortgage. Very
few people here have any doubts as to
the solvency Of the concern, which will
ask for a thorough airing of it's affairs
in court. in order to show its perfect
solvency.
Judge Wimbish, attorney for the as
ISOLATION. authorizes this signed state
ment. Il am entirely familiar with
the bill referred to in the press tele-
gram. this bill was filed about week
ago. II would be very easy 10 defeat
the bill on technically, for only seven
shares OF stock are represented. The
association, however, does not care to
do this. but will court the fullest inves-
tigntion into it's affairs. II Is per-
fectly solvent and will easily demon
strate ats sound financial condition. No
receiver has been appointed nor any
injunction granted nor need our share
holders have the least apprehension as
20 The result We will show the world
thar Columbus has % home building and
loan association that has been honestly
and efficiently managed, and that lts
stock 10 worth par with q surplus over.
ksignea'l ~. A, WimbiEh.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-10-29

Where can you find any better representa-
tives OF good health, good dispositions, good
cheer and good citizenship:
These fellows are made what they are. Prop
er food good hours, careful medical exami-
nations and advice enable them to rid their
systems OF disease and supplant weakness with
strength. How many deaths take place In our
large colleges: Few, not as many as in towns
with half the population, Blood Wine" is
used In nearly all Of the great colleges. II is
one of the essentials when in training. 1t
makes cScle and S!lew because IL contains
ingredients that separate the nutrition from
the waste in orr food and turn 1t right into the
vital substances OF the system. 1t differs from
anything else ever prescribed simply because
II was made TO do just that very thing. College
professors of Materia Medica and Chemistry
in advising their students TO use Blood
Wine" recognize in il this peculiar property
not to be found elsewhere in a medicine all
prepared and ready to take. No injurious
drugs or opiBtes enter into its composition.
Blood Wine" is certainly the most potent Of
any medicine l ever used while training. 1t
seems 10 correct the wrong activity of every
organ OF your system. take It right along
wouldn't be without it because / believe it as
much a food as germ killer and have vet to
see the first day that il hasn't kept me feeling
tine, find that nearly all college men take it
and meet with the same results FRANK j.
KERNS, Capt. Georgetown Varsity Crew.
II you have cough. cold, If your lungs are
Affected, or you have kidney troubles. rheuma
.ism, dyspepsia, lameness OF your joints. pains
in your back or chest, II you don't sleep well
can't relish a good meal or are pale or losing
flesh, Blood Wine, just as sure as gospel
will help you, because 1t begins at the bottom.
II makes new blood of old. Investigate it for
yourself, go TO the druggist and get free SAM
pie, read the literature and bear in mind al
ways that Blood Wine represents not an old
but new, modern method OF treating disease
/, contains no wine or opiates.
Blood Wine" costs fifty cents bottle, but
you can sample it free OF charge at Lippman
Bros drug store