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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-02-27
TO BOYS AND GIRLS.
Some Good Advice from MIR. chas.
Dinekmore.

Dinckmore.
We have been requested to print the
following letter to the boys and girls
from hr. Chas, BiaclSmore, OF Egbert,
Mo-, and published in the Montgomery
City Standard:
"Why are there 10 many sad homes in
our land; aud is there love at homo up
yondnry
These few words will partially
snRwcr il because the boys are allowed
too much privilege in early childhood.
During the Tsst few months have
had tina opportunity OF seeing boys,
from Il to 1G years OF aga, go to church
and laugh and talk during tho entire
time Of service. hAvs seen other hunt
on Sunday; have seen those boys
use profanity in the presence Of ladies
and haze seen those boys stand behind
the cigarette and blow smoke in the
faces Of ladies'.
Boys, do you think that makes =
man Of you? What constitutes 4 manr
TAero are two classes of man the
gentleman aud the wild man. No
gentleman will smoke cigarettes in the
presence Of ladies; no gentleman will
use proiauc language in tho presence OF
ladies', and no gentleman will misbehave
at church. II you do these things you
are classified rs a Wild oman, lacking in
all the eieineats I! refinement and good
breeding.
Would that all the girls in our land
wouidIpledgs themselves to eschsw the
association Of boys who swore, smoked
cigarettes or InisbehSVed in their
presence Then, these evils would soon
he abandoned.
MANY u home has been hlighted by
boys taking what they called their
drink Boys, never take the first drink;
il you DO you will take the second, tho
third and so on until you become an
hsbitual druDkSrd.
Girls, DO you realize what you arc
doing whrn you Tie yourselves to
moderate drinkcrY lie may some dNy
drag you down to the depths oi he'll and
everlasting torment Never marry =
regular though moderate drinker
Boys, il NE IL worth living at all, It
is worth living right pray God for
the time t, come when rum sad tobacco
will 10 abolished forever.
lis there love in your home, bo.s' II
cot, thore ]. no Christ in your homes for
wLerc love is, 81 ALEC is Christ. II the
le,th angel should oome 10 call you just
now, where woul,. hc rpd you-st the
saloon, at tho card tabis or some other
place, equally as reprehensiblo'
When you read this. ask yourself
where am standnss Remember, the
bog who Nithstands all these
temptation. has home 10 Heaven; and
the boy who persist in doing evil will
spcndseternity IN all endless hell
IL Eopo these few words may serve TO
induce some hoy 10 lead truly
Christian life, and they will Lave served
their pur .,ose. CHAs. BLACKMoRH'
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-02-27
Com sle!N niEssse.

A subscriber sonds MS The following.
"ln tho first IlaGe. tho opinion tuat
the disease IL duo TO y iuugSs i. purely
al assumption Nobody has ever yet
beer able to discover the fungus thai
produces the disease, il il Is fungus.
No6ody has yet found out whether or
not the DISEASE Is cluapd by fungus
grow th as animated. 1t is possible that
it may be, but 10 say that it IL so caused
is merely 20 guess This being true it
follows that there is 10 way to discover
the alleged iunEus in = particular Gold
and thus determines whether IL Is = safe
field or not There are bali dozen dill
fcrsEt theories about the cSuse OF III"
disease; all Of them have some facts To
support .heln aud not one Of them will
d. a,l no causes, So that, as far IS We
know itinay hst.- down as, a fact that
nob sly know5 What tho cause Of tue
corn sta. X ulsg4se -. Lamar Loader.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-02-27
For Wounds Hemorrhages. Etc,
TichenOr's AntiseptiC.

II is the besi thing have found for
wounds aud burns and Sssp il for use in
case OF accident. II is a cloan liquid,
pleasant 20 smell aud taste.
Rcspectiully,
HSSEY FAHEY.
MEXICO, NO, 2-5-l3Oo.
We used tho sample Of DE-. rIchenor's
Antiseptic and heartily recommend 1t as
the best remedy We ever used Tor nuy sn'
famInation. We would not be without
4 bottle Of it in our home.
JoHN HAMS.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-02-27
sr. Lows, No, Sept. q, 'e6.
ct cutlery

ST.. Lows, NO, Sept. p, 's6.
| believe that DR.. 1ichesor's Antisep'
tic saved my life, when, about ak years
ago had hemorrhngos from the lungs
-Four physicians had treated ME and
all pronounced my case. hopeless. For
tunately, hnd soma time before, OBJ
tained o bottle Of DR.. Tichonor's Anti
septic while passing through Vidali"' La
aud remembered that il was recommend
ed for hemmorrhages from wounds. |
commenced taking it in doses oiGO drops
and within six months l vas entirely
cured aud have had,no attack Of il since.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-02-27
hucklen,s Amir. saIye.

The best and most famous compound IN
the world 10 conquer achrs and kill pains.
Cure cuts heals burns and burises, cub
Observation-Disclosures Piies.Mi'lions
o! Boxes sold yearly. Works wonders in
boils, ulcers fslons, skin eruptions. 1t euro
or 10 pay. Zoe at Webb Bros. drug store.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-02-27
Furniture and
Undertaking
! at sll,tlmos am Keeping a nice line

lat sll,times am keeping y nice line
a Furniture, Wall Paper, Telescopes,
winow shades, Linolium aud Oil cloths.
4 fine limo Of Ingram Carpets, samples
Brussels. Moquctts, and mako piles OF
Picture Frames
4 Also my Collins and Undcrtaker's
@applies,srs fine and = large lire to u'cS
from. | hayo robes sad shoes, %Llto
hose. hayo ltaken thorough cours"
u Embalming aud will take good care
sf bodies ahd preserve them with huid.
furnish Pictures enlarged and many
other things.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-02-27
Nursery stock.

Those wishing Nursery Stock can be
supplied by the old reliable Stark Nur-
sery Co., OF Louisiana, No, All stock
guaranteed. Try the BLACK Ben Davis,
the market king. At wholes 10 or re-
tail. Prices as low az spy responsible
Erm can sal. G. H. MASTERS, Agt.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-02-27
A Danger sIguaI.

You have got cough and you don't
worry. Don't youknow a cough is some
thing terrible. IL leads 20 consumption
and consumption is killing thousands.
Better cure that cough, better cure II
quickly. Get a p cent bottle Of Gooch's
Mexican Syrup. No other remedy so
nice 20 take.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-02-27

Just received at II. w.
Sheets. 4 nice lot CT pock-
ct cutlery.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-15
Miss Stone still Unransomed. |.

New York. Nov. % Commenting up,n the report that the hrigands have sent d message to American Diplomatic Agent Dickinson that unless he accedes by January to their original demands fvr 2j0Go Turki,h }omd- (3ll00e0) .rlnsom they will kill both their cap tivcs. Mis- Ellen M. Stone and AIme Tislka. the Sofia Bulgaria, corre>por- dent of the World says: "Thi~ report con es in private advices from Duon- aliza, the Bulgarian frontier town. which is the P escnt headquarters oi some of the secret agents through whom Mr. Dickinson has been in com muncation with the br. sands, but il is not believed here."
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-15
PERSONAL.

M. and Mrs. ;. A. Pepper left thi' morning for Cuntiie City,
 Frank Shaw, manager of the Wild Goose Cos Opbir creek properties, is in town.
 Deputy Marshal Estabra1k of kou- garok, Dr. Ramsey and J. C. Fint left this morning for Kougarck City.
 Chas. Hunter, one. of the Carpenter party. is improving rapidly; so Is Mir. Ni1lt. Both are ill good care.
 A. F. Boyd returned yesterday from down the coast. He reports the; trail around the cape il bad condition.
 Attorneys A. J. Daly and Albert Fink returned Wednesday evening from trip to Council City and Norton bay.
 II. H. Clark and Dr. Benson leave to- morrow for Candle creek where they have eXtea tive interests. Mr Csrk will not return-Utt;l ia.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-15
WiCKERSnAM : IS ENDORSED
Senator Foster Writes That lie Wifi Probably Be Retained His ', Ork
 Here strongly Commended

The ETCafET iI in receipt Of a let ter from Wa>tin4ton etatiaT that United States ,5ena or Foster had re ceived the telegram sent from Nome last fall. ashlug that Judge Wicker sham be retained in this division. The request was largely sigaed by mem ber- of the bar and others
 Senator Foster had a conference with Attorney General Knox, and it was the -eaato"'s' opiHion taat Judge Wickersham would be reta ned here. Mr. Knox said to SeuatOri Foster: God knows if a man does his duty in that sec ion of the GOuntry, he ought to be -reta,neti, ii he will stay there.
 F. NJ. Cederber%. a wellknown min ing man of Nome, who is nov in Port land, Or, writing to his brother in this city, speaks encouragingly of the in torest being manifested in this section on the outside. Mir CedeS'5erg says. Judge Wicke,Sham has done great work up there, and hail to the chief He has already done much for our sue cess and to establish confidence down here in the States
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-15
WELL ACT kS
 TRIBAL JURORS
The Panel For the Special Term of Court As Drawn By the Clerk of
 Court and Jury Coiumis sierer.

On Wedno -day aftcrnecn JHry Com missioner Slryng and II. C. Steel clerk of the district court completed panel of 800 Lames, fr0m which the following .urOrs were drawn. to serve at thc
 pycial term which open, next Monday morn ng at 10 clock. The urui : have, however, been summoned to ap- pear on Monday, Feb. 24. Following ' the list. q, drawn: Martin Janson. Howard Whaite, John Rigun. Elmer smith. ". E. Has ing, lame, Koncal, II. II. Clark, C. NJ. I.aml crt. 4. F. Lange, William Snyder. II. r. Murphy, J R. D,ckcn-on. H. Y. Dumar. Soi stump. l.. C. Cooper. w. J. MalIey, Cha-. Vogel Herman Piper. F. D. smith, William Toolcy, Jas. F. Me Donald, ]. Atkinson. John Kirk.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-15
Pocket knives, Nome Ira ing G
Pleasant Cinc,l Party.

Dr. and Mrs. E. NJ. Rininoer on Thursday evening entertained few sriend@ at their P easant home, cinch CT
 high five Icing played during the ever ing. Mrs. C. (. Cowden won the first prize for ladies. and Mr. Cowden the frs. for gent emen; the consolation F ize was won hy Mrs. l.. A. Larimore- The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. C, C. Cowden, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. I.eedy, Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Larimore, MT. and Mrs. F. E. Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-15
OUTSIDE NEWS NOTES.

John J. HOrdsgaard, (. M. Hinile, Ed Ccrsop, w. R. Thompson. F.. Burns and w. A. Bruner, pas 'engerS from Nome to Seattle in September last on the steamer Senator, libeled the vessel for $3,6Oo. The men alleged that they paid h25 apiece for passage and were to receive herths. meals, etc., second class. Instead they had poor food and slept on the noor without bedding of any kind.
 The Metropolitan Bank of Tacoma closed it's doors on Ncven ber p. On November 2i U ere was small run on the inStitrt' on, &40,000 having been withdrawn, and next morning it failed to oIep. It had on depoSit &50o,0o0. Philip V. Caesar was its president. The clearing house association offered to tide Caesar over tempora' fly if he cold put up s25, 600, but failed to re- spond.
 The Northern Securities Company was organized in New York on NOvem. Der II with James J. Ell, of the Grea Northern, 8 president. It is capital ized at s40o. OOo,O and is de-igned to SC .ure harmonious co operation and unity If purpose between the Western railroads" In ether words, it is a We. tern railroad trust.
 The Olympic forestry reserve ir Washington was thrown open to settle ment on November l5, and 300 men oh. tained farms. The tract consists o1 90, 900 acres. There was no trouble It was said squatter- would be hanged,
 Jennie Bacon. belle of Sumner Wash, was married on November l5, at Tacoma, to Eugene G. Washington, coiored waiter of the latter city. The brides parents are heartbrohen over the affair.
 A company with capital of $l0,oet has been formed at Victoria, E. C., to make ancther search for the treasure believed by many to be buried or Cocos island, off the coast of Costa Ri d.
 It is announced that Charncey N Depew is to be married. The name O his bride-to-be is not given.
 Major Lynch, who fought in the Boer war against British, has beer elected to the British parliament fro.r
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-15
MONDAY NlGnT,
 FEBRUARY F
The Proposed Benefit to George 4. Carpenter Changed to the
 Above Date.

Owing 60 the severe S,orms of Wed nesday and Thursday lasc the commit tee having in charge the proposed benefit to George A. Carpenter, the newspaper man so grievously afflicted deemed it wise to postpone the enter taiument at the Standard until next Moeday evening. Feb. +.
 An excellent program has been pre-
 ared, including additional talent ant new features, and a ghl of enjoyment i- assured all those who attend, besides the good they will do aiding worthy cause. Reserved seats. &l.3o. may tt had at Kelly's drug store; the genera admission is Sl.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-15
The koyuk Strike.

Hans Samuel~on and Ole Bahr have been in town for some days from Unaakleet. Both are reindeer men, Ole Bahr being foreman of the govern ment station at Ealon. Ole has 100 deer of his own, and during his stay here he sold a fine, well-br0ken animal to M. Kielsberg.
 Samuelson says there are between three and four feet of snow on NOrtt n bay and travel is difficult. On the other side of Norton bay there is no ice at all X strike has been made on the Roy yuk, and 6 little gold has been brought down from the diggings, to which there has been small ~tampede.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-15
The Nicaragua Canal Bi!; to the Front.
EXPENSIVE PROJECT
W.il Take Ten Years to Complete the Work rk-COminittce Reports In Favor of BuiIdiSg It, and Retaining Same Under Control! of the United States.

Washington. Dec. 1.-The report of the Isthmlam Canal Commission was senB to c0nyl e,s today. The cOmmis- sion, as anticipate ed several weeks ago, iavors the Nicarayuan route and lnahe an estimate of SlS9, S64, 0G2 as the total CD ui the C n-t' teton of the canal through Nicaragua. With adequate force and plant the commission esti- mates that the Nicaraguan can be com .pleted in six years, exclusive of two years for preparations. Ten years is estimated to complete the Panama canal. The total length of tue Near Gguan canal is ls3.O6 II lies, and the Panama route 4S.09 miles. The ,esti- mated cost of operating and maintain tanning the Nicaraguan canal annually is $l,3jO,O0O greater than that of the Panama canal. The estimated time for deep draught vessels to pass through the Nicaraguan cana, is thirt y-three hours. The Nicaraguan route, the re- port says, is more advantageous for commerce, save that originating on the the west coast of South America. For the Gulf ports the advantage is two days, and for most of the ports on the Atlantic and l acitic one day. The Nicaraguan route is sad to be better for salling vessels on account of favor able winds. Hygenic conditions also favor Nicaragua. Considering all facts developed by the investigations made by the commission, the actual condition as it now stands, and having in view the terms offered by the new Panama Canal company. this commission i5 of the opiniou tiiat the most practicable and feasible route Tor an lsthmian canal, to be under the control. manage ment aud ownership of the United States, is that known as the Near aguan route.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-15
TALE FRCM FAR
 AWAY SPOKANE
Attorney John Rus;gard Writes That Judge Moves and Jos. k. Wood
 Have Been Sentenced.

A letter was rece we'd in Nome last Tuesday dated Spokane, Wn.. Nov. 24. It was written by John Rust gard, d well known attorney, who was in Nome last summer to his mining partner in this city, from which the following eN- tract is taken:
 Last Friday Judge Moves was sen ,enced to Is month, and Joe Wood to T months in jail. When sentence was pronounced Moves broke down and showed the white feather. duplicating senators Carter and HanShrOugh anu many others. The papers have ail agreed to keep the matter quiet. anu the public generally know nothing of 1t as yet.
 Such is the story, and it may be taken for what it is worth. It may be stated here that the letter is undoubt- edly genuine, but it is possible that Mr. Rustgard', source of information was at fault, or be may have de- veloped into josher since leav- ing Nome. The contempt cases closed on November 2l. when the cir cult court adjourned, 50 the newspapers Of Nov. 22 stated, until Dec. l. when judgment was to be pronounced. But according to Mr. Rustgard $ letter sen tence was pronounced the next day after the arguments closed, the 22d. The fact, too. that MT. Rustgard states that the papers had agreed to keep 1t quiet" looks exceedingly fishy.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-15
4 Class in MinerslOgy.

Thc descriptive nai,1eTaiogy lecture conrsa isy J. r. Ntittrrn which i, free to the public every Tuesday and i hnrs- day everHg~ ha> h-"n changed to c ela~s. I've lectures w~ra given .aS .a ,e~t lJ ~ee II the public -wi~hcd ts' ta<' It up a1 study and .3j man at ,E their uamas at he nnd tf-a leet re ar tttl,d Gold, .ta History, uses, an, physical characteri,fi ics.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-15

Galway. If Lynch attempts 10 take hi, seat he will be arrested. A New York barber, who recently patented an electric shaving machine has been sued by r of hi, cu,tomer- for damages, caused hy the electric fluid burning thoir chins. The gasoline schoonrriRatbara IIein- Strr which left Nome la,f fall. having aS passengers (. D. Lane. C. l.. Hos,ie, Key itt than and others, reached San Francisco November 222
 Lord Salisbury, the Briti-h prime mini ter Is expected C. retire soou. The premier appears To be in need of rePOse from burdens tbat ure too great for hi, strength.
 The steamer Valencia on her la,t trip from Nome lat fall experienced q rough voyage. The put>er was put in irons: the reason, however. ha, nOt been l,a,ped
 The Pan-American Exposition. after 6 months of existence. cnG"d al mic night of November ,. The linanc a.! los, vas in the neighborhocd of S3.G0o. eco
 The Duke of Cornwall ard York. heir apparent to the British throne has been invested with the title of Prince Of Wales
 Seven people were killed snd many injured in d wreck on the santa te railroad, November 20. at Franccnia, \ Y
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-15

the various outstanding committee,
 submitted their reports. After the routine business was concluded. the members of the club were invited tu march into the large hall to partaie of an elegantly prepared banquet, which the new committee on entertainment had arranged and was Il surprise to most of the members present. The president of the club. Mr. Reinhart res bonded to the toast "t'ratcrnilY, and was followed by others with re-
 marks and rccital ions. >,me ot the
 best vocal and Instrumental talcut of
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-15
Consul McCOpk Dead.

Dawson, Nov ?. 22.-Telegraphic in- formation was received here thi, morn- ing to the effect that Col James C. Me Cook, United States consul at Dawson, died several days ago is the East Col. Mct oul loft here last October for the outside. lie was ip ill health then. II Ie Roller, a9ei.t of the \. A T. X T. Co.,. has been'0cting es vice consu, since Col. McC CnOk lelt Dawson.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-15
How Reading Of Presidents
 Message Was ReCieved.
SENATE AND HOUSE
Congress WIFI Consider by What Token of Respect ard Affection tiie Sorrow of tiie Nation May Be Expressed Committee on Rules.

Washington. D. C.. Dee. 3.-The Senate listened to the first message of President ho, seyelt to lay and adopted r( solution directing the appointment of a committee to cooperate with a like committee from the house to con sder by what token of respect and affection congress might express the sorrow of the nation upon the tragic death of the late President Mckinley. The message was delivered soon after .the senate met. The reading of the message occupied nearly two and bali no lr,. and was listened tC with arked respect by the Senators. The tils portion, relating to the Butfal' tragedy. excited the most profound interest in the Senate.
 A the conclusion of the reading oi { e message Mr. Foiuker. >eniOr mem- br from Ohio, pre- euted the Mckin- ley resolution, and a| a further mark of respect the senate adjourned.
 In the House. Washington. D. C., Dec. 3.-To listen to the reading of the first message ot President Roosevelt the membe ; gathered early, chatting and discussing prospective legislation. The main Itopic was the personality of the preoi- dent Keen interest was manifested in l'what he would have to suy in the message.
 As the hands of the clock pointed to l2, speaker Henderson called the house to order.
 On motion of Mr. Payne, the floor leader of the majority, it was agreed that when the house adjourned today lit is to meet OF Friday. The speaker announced the appointment of the com mittee On rules as follows: Mr. Hen l derson. of Iowa. Mr. Dalzell, of Penn 1 sylvania Mr. GrOsvenOr. of Ohio: Mir Richardson, of Tennessee, and Mr 1 L Underwood, of Alabama.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-15
The Presidents Message Is
 Commented Ipon.
bGUnsE. kFFEGEED
Favoroably Received As a Whoie,s A." thoug, Some C; the Refer, nces Have 8 Tendency to Affect the Prices on the Stock i1arkef.

Berlin. Dee. i The first impression oi the president . message in German oli.r al circles i~ that the repression oi anarchy by international agreement i, much more likely to be carried through uptn the ,nitiatl>e cf the mt, q ; ates hdu by that ot any other power. An an an.i-anarchtot proposition tloin Ger many aion. the same lines a, hat ol President Roosevelt ls pl,bablI al ready on its way to the state depart mcnt at Washington.
 The Nosiche Iejtung says th" prcsi- d,nt'- me sage indicates that the feet uf tac Cnlled state arc well Iu the llI- pcrialistic path. Taking the message altogether, It ha, teen 4aNorabiy re- .cptved. both populory and oldclaIl Tue retcrencnS it contains to the late Empres, t'rcpcr.cl are especially ap- pttcialed.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-15
Wall paper, Nome Trading Co.
Anvil rlasOnic Club,

The meeting of the Anvil Masonic club last Thursday night 'resembled in nnmber the famous meetings of last winter; the new club room at the Golden Gate hotel was well filled but not overcrowded. A few new mem bers were examined and elected, and
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-15
Master riCIntyre's Birthday.

Arthur McIntyre celebrated his seventh birthday yesterday hy enter taining his playmates at luncheon. All kinds of Nome noises were in order and from r. until there was a "rous t house, Among his guests were: Par
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-15
PRICE 25 CENTS

ker C0wden, nl! ,tt Faler' inc, Ed muud Cooper. Henry Geiger. Stanley
 Whi~tlct, ir'-in Wright, Lillie Raki,a Mildred MGrane. flclnn B"uce. Mil drad aad Bud LohMann, Don and W,s- ley Brown, John Eytes, Kathlee1 Me Iutvre and Carl InoaltS.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-15
Deputy Recorder al Eiu!..

Frank w adleton, postmaster at Bluff City, has been appointed deputy mining recorder at that place by Judge Reed. This appointment will prove a great convenience for the people of that sec tiOn
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-15
Cal.a Lily in bloom.

Mrs. H. F.. Shields has ca!kl lily in full bloom at her pleasant home or Third street. The lily is a beauty and is flourishing finely. Mrs. Shields has also number of hyacinth bulbs which give promise of soon being in bloom.
The Nome nugget., 1902-02-15
Wall paper. Nome Trading Co.

Churuk road house. l2 miles below solomon. Topkok and Ni2 neil Ct. trail. Everything n"". Ilrst,ol&s. OnS