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An Error Somewhere.

The San Francisco Call of June s sass;
 "The United States circuit court of appeals yesterday reversed the decision of United States District Judge Moves in-the case of the United States against Hawkins. Hawkins was convicted of robbery with Thomas Dolan and George Allen. The reversal-is on the ground that'Jh3ge Moves permitted q citizen toact as juror who had expressed an opinion in the case. The conviction of Allen was set aside several months ago by the United States circuit court of appeals because of blunders committed by Moves during the trial.'
 The sentence of Tommy Dolan, gen. orally conceded in Nome to be the most innocent of the two, was recently af- frmed.
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N0me Real Estate. If you want to sell or buy Nome prop erty. vacant or improvedts sec H. C, Wilkinson; office, HunEer building.
 NOME PROPERTY FoR.SAnE>.~ Casco Hotel, 9 rooms. on dot ,25x140: will sell cheap. : International saloon ,bhildingx with stock of liquors; license to N6v:l., Cabin on.lot ad joining Pioneer Min. ing Co. z building; fine location. House, seven rooms, facing baMacks 
 House on. spit, four rooms; lot, 50 feet front. running to beachs. House, four. rooms, with cellar, and four cabins, on spit; lot ldOxl57; will bs sold cheap.
 MINING PROPERTY FOR SALE:'. No. IA bench 'on Drycreek; water for sluicing can be had from Nome Water Company.
 Two bench claims on left limit, Dry creek, on second and third tiers. oppo. site No. } creek claim.
 Other town and mining properties for sale.
 H. c. WILKINSON,
 Hunter Building.
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 . rD. 1oi",r Fritch. the Kougarok mine owner, was passenger on the Port land
 Mrs. W. C. Garrard, of White Moun- tain. left on the Portland on visit to the States.
 {. Wilson Mizner arrived on the Port land aud sailed for San Francisco on the same steamer.
 A. H Miller, proprietor of the Occidental hotel, Council City, left on the Portland for Seattle.
 w. 5. Bliss, of Leland, Davidson & Bliss aud the Miocene Ditch Company, was passenger on the Jeanie.
 w. E. Kirk, formerly proprietor of the A. E. road house on the Kutch- pluck. l, in town from Council.
 Dr. I'd F. Hill has been suffering from d prevailing malady. la grippe, but he is again able to be around.
 W. E. Hastings is confined to Povi- dence hospital, suffering from an attack of pneumonia. Dr. Hill is the physician in attendance.
 R. T. Lyng, vice consul for Norway and Sweden, accompanied by Mrs. Lyng. arrived on the Lyra from San Francisco.
 W, r. Marshall, representing the San Francisco Call, arrived on the Portland. He will remain in Nome during the summer.
 Otto Lonstorf, bronzed and hearty, came down from Basin creek Thursday, where he and w. 5. Dean are opening up their claims. Mr. Lonstorf states that the prospects are good.
 C. D. Tobin, of San Francisco, was 2 passenger on the Portland. Mr. Tobin sailed on the same vessel yesterday for his home.
 Louis Pelz, the we'll known old timer, returned on the Portland. Mr. Pelz was married on April II to Miss Maud E. Jacobns, of Niles. Cal.
 Among the Kougarok mining men returning on the Portland, were Jerry Calvin, N. r. Olson, Lloyd Eaton, l.. Dodge and Martin Dahl.
 H. 0. B.ankenohip, the original dis coverer of Candle creek, arrived on the Portland, ana will proceed to Candle creek aS soon as possible.
 E. B. Dawson, of the Second Glass; was among the Jeanie's passengers. He was accompanied by Mrs. Dawson. and both are looking well after their long voyage.
 John J. Sesnon. w. l.. Graf and Geo. Liebes, the new owners of the Sesnon &- Sutherland Lightersge Company, ar rived on the Portland, and are actively engaged in business with a complete plant.
 George P. Taylor, the energetic agent of the Pacific Packing & Navigation company, successors to the. Pacific Steam-W haling company, returned on the Jeapie, and was welcomed by, his host of friends.
 Frank Johnston. the we'll known old timer, is back in Nome accompanied by Mrs. Johnson, to whom he was married last March, at San Rafael, Cal. Mrs. Johnston was formerly Miss Edith F. Burns, of Niles, Cal.
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For choice residence lots, see Binn.
NEWS NUG6E}S.

James B. Dawson recently caught in the Cripple river country, two young owls and pair of cranes. The birds are already quite tamN and are grow. ing rapidly.
 George Beale has e young sea}.at his home 0n the Sandspit. which is arper. feet beauty. It was caught .a..short time ago off Cape. Nome, and, now, it is tame aSa kitten:
 There have been no new. develop mentS in the Fort Davis safe robbery case, and the affair is still shrouded in complete mystery. Fire Chief Bald win has appointed l.. N. Bouts captain of the chemical in place of Paddy Lynch, who has gone to Candle creek. Mir. Bosta is an.,ex perienced and trusted fireman. Camp. Nome No. 9, A. B., will hold its semi-aHnual election of officers this evening.
 George H. Dawson, on "Wednesday afternoon. had the misfortune to slip on the sidewalk and, as result, a small bone in his right ankle was broken He is getting along nicely, and will soon be around again.
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The Sailing Postponed.

The sailing of the steamer Dawson City for Candle creek and way points has been postponed for few days. Information received this. morning is to the effect that the ice has not vet left Kotzebue sound. and vessels are as yet Unable to enter the sound An nouncement of the sailing date of the Dawson City will be made on receipt of authentic information stating that Kotzebue sound is open. For further information see Eul X O. or r.. T.. Casey, California house.
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At the Detention Camp.

Dr. .Tiedeman came down from the smallpox detention camp on Thursday. Thechickenpox patient and it's parents have left the island, but the two small pox patients still remain. The first patient is recovering rapidly: the second was severer case than the first and the disease is so well defined in the latter case that there is no doubt as to the naturs.of the. disease.
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man of program committee, Miss Cora B. Young.
 The next meeting will be held in the high school building. on' Wednesday next at PRO D. m.
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No Approval of Bonds.

A special act of congress passed last winter increased the bonds to be given hereafter by the United States marshal for this judicial district by $35,OOO
 This was to enable the marshal to
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Giant powder caps and fuse at 0iese's.
 Wall paper, Nome Trading Co.,.

- Timothy Muldewney, the well known former proprietor of Tins Restaurant and Bakery, who recently returned tO Nome. has opened first class restau' rant and bakery. also known as Tim's Restaurant and Bakery, in the McKln- ney building, Front street, near the foo, of Steadman avenue. First class ser. vice and first class meals.
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The. .W0men's Club.

; The newly organized Women's club of Nome,' called the Ke-go-yah Koz-ga, or Aurora club elected officers on Thursday, as follows:
 Presidenb, Mrs. Mary E. Hart, of Los Angeles; first vice president, Miss Helen w. Kimball, of San Francisco; secretary, Miss Kate Gordon, of Nome; treasurer, Mrs. E. (. Houston:. chair
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much more funds, so that rsenents could be made at tes Marshal Richards new
 mitted the other day for
 of the court. It Is a
 exactly similar to the Iready given by the mar )y q company endorsed by
 ht. The court. however, approve the bond, stating -rGyal would be left to Judge
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Y. T.. June II More fees into the gold commissioners 1vscn during the h. nth of : year than during the same
 .e year preceeding.
 ing open of the Milne con
 |, and the. issuance of oi AgraatS for claims staked iod portions of the Tread ,eri"R helped materially to cfals of revenue for the month year. but, nevertheless, the receipts of this year exceed lSt year is considered quite
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The Pacific Cold Storage company announce the arrival of & large assort- nent of the finest meats and poultry. Eastern and Olympia oysters, salmon and halihat, Agen's butter, etc., also ROslyn screened lump coal.
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Assists overworked. stomachs Try the:TOmatO Toner: settles the nerves and tones the stomach. Can only be had at the RoaId Of Trade, Adams X Tbagard, prOprietors.
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The NUGGET is on sale at the following towns in western Alaska where subscriptions and advertise. will also be received:
 Nome Agency -.... .... ..A Aiken Cigar Co., ol5 Front solomon .............~..-- o. F. t5iuf .~...... .... Chechaco Mercane Chuik N C tn 15an White Mountain -... W. Garrard Wild IisIo.e M ~ Council C. A \dap,s lI<,r tne Nome River I rear
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A five-act drann, such as was never seen before the foOtlights It the Monte Carlo, this coming week.
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Who is the leader? Gus Brown. the clothier and gents furnishsr..
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NOTICE,

All persons are hereby notified that the uns dersigned will not be responsible for any debts contracted byI J. Bochsr in connection with any mining claims in which the undersigned ara jointly interested with said Bocher in kou. garOk recording district Alaska, or for any sup. plies labor furnished in connection there with! T. HOPKINS,
 J.,E. PHIILIPS.. Dated Nome, Aaslsit, July g. 1902
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EO0 SALE~Steam. lighter Presir deot; llghtering and towing; ;-, suitable
 for Candle creek, President Lighter. age c., 3S6 Front st.
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A complete stock of the finest cloth. ing and gents furnishings in Nome at Gus Browns.
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First-class sign work at outside prices. Pioneer Sign Shop, 94 River street, Fitzgeralds place.
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Anything in sheet-metal work. Oscar Witt, Front St.. opp. Steadman.
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Shot gun shells at Giese's.

All kinds of lumber Tanners ct lum- ber yard.
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Have your kodak work finished right, Hammond charges 5Oc'to develop 2 roll
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Fresh goods arriving on every boa, for Log Cabin Store.
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Fine coffee speciality at the Eas End Restaurant.
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Flooring, ceiling, shiplapand Rusti at Tanners.
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Only fair dealing and treatment as sured at the Monte Carlo.
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Malta Vita" the new health food for sale at Log Cabin'StOre.
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Choice English Breakfast and green teas 5Uc. per lhi Log Cabin.store.
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You can afford to read the NUGGET when you can get it delivered at your door for Sl per month.
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Our mixed drinks, liquors and cigars cannot be discounted-the Monte Carlo
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w. J. Rowe Transfer, 425 Fron, street. Saddle horses for hire.
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Shingles, doors and windows at. Tan ner's yard.
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Hydraulic pipe speciality at Oscar Witt's tin shop.
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Two cabins for rent; will remOde md sell on installment plan. Binns.
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New shipment of high grade coffee .. Log Cabin Store.
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A treat for you the coming week ( the stage of the Monte Carlo.
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Toethe Monte Carlo for amusement,
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Sluice lumber and rifles at Tanners blaming mill
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Stop at Hotel Chinik on your way to Council. Accommodations for ladies.
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ghe fastest and most scientific contest ever seen in Nome. s1regg weighed in at l3S pounds, five pounds heavier than Maxwell. The latter also was suffering from bruised thumb. re- ceived in his bout with Curly Carr re- gently. About S.uo was bet at the ringside, both men being equal favor ties. Maxwell was generally the ag- gressor, but Gregg was there to meet his rushes, and sone hard body blows were delivered by both. and at no time during the fight, which lasted the full 70 rounds. could it have been declared other than a .draw. Gregg showed great cleverness in blocking, while Maxwell seemed willing to take g punch if it would enable him to land one.
 L. l.. Lane made an excellent referee and gave complete satisfaction. Max wells seconds were Scotty Stewart Tom Rollins and Ed Sullivan. Gregg $ assistants being Bodie Davis, Tommy Bullene and Billy Newell. The time. keepers were \. J. Cody. l. T. Price and C. F., HOXsie
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. DorolIue's Present.

iuGh r. DonoAne. the well time Ala Skan. will leave in weeks for his old home in reland. Yesterday Sol. War nted Capt. Donohue with d charm, having the in- "Nome" and "Ireland" on
 and the genial old captain is - proud of the gift, as it was
 reNpected. and, was given erhue as q mark of Mir. War
 ,iation of the captains kind
 during his recent illness.
 nohue first came. to Sitka eing then in the government nd waa present at the raising lerican flag at that place in
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Baths 75& at.the City Bath 1ous'

Binn's Express, B east of cotsst house
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Complete file of P. I. for May, 5 cents pen copy. Library 234 Front street.
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Creek freighting. Rowe Transfer, 4225 Front street, next California Cafe.
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Nome Real Estate.

Flour? See Nome Trading Co.
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khe NOME NUGGET hereby guarantees clrculat the combined circulation of all other papers pui in Northwestern Alaska. Advertising contra
 will be made subject to this guarantee.
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Binns' Express, teaming, saddle horse.
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Attend the show at the Monte Carlo,
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NaDE
 OYER YEAR AGO
NOME, ALASKA. JULY

m aut th0rl he Il" "'" ~oA'"'Ssio"- ar nincrea
 Anoant
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Flows and scrapers Ut 0ieses.~
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Glass, from Sxlo to 36x6O, at 0ieSe's.
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NOTICE:

Notice is hereby given that sealed tenders ilki be received at this office until Monday, July D., 1902 at D. m for supplying the city of Nome with sixty (22i0 lb.) tons Of Wellington lump coal. Bidders are required to state price for cash and price if payment is made by city warrant Nome. July 5, 1909. I'D. CAsHEL,.
 City Clerk.
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Granite iron ware at Oiese's.

Cent. Best flour. Nome Trading Co.
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Caustic soda for bat teries at Oiese's
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Iron and steel of all kinds at dlese,s.
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PERSONAL.

and all specific o m arlan
 a t"e M S4Q Taid for the empoyyer, Brothers 1aau Investigation from s'"lVeo on the fortmnd
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Fine coffee at Nome Trading Co.

Raisin cake. 25c.; North Pole bakery
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Air'stars at the Monte Carlo.
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DIFFERENT KINDS OF EXPENSES,

An article published elsewhere in this issue
 NUGGET makes interesting reading and furnishes allowed by Judge James Wickersham to- dete and others in digging up "evidence" in the e the United States against United States Y, Richards and J. D. Jourden, charged and t,ina
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Blacks mith coal at Oiese's.
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DIST BUSINESS location In Nome. To, ID l6lax55 3i6 Front St.
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nR RENTEIwo-story cottage on Steadman U ave. Inquire German Bakery, opposite Hotel Del NOrte. 253t
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-03-05

so with those going in the opposite
direction. Lake Memphremagog is
one of the most attractive sheets Of
water in the land and in the summer
many tourists who come to visit our
own city and other points in the
Champlain valley would unquestion-
ably be attracted over this route.
Looking ahead to time when YER
mont shall be developed as we expect
and hope it to be, it is not impossible
that the Grand Trunk might want a
connection between this division OF
the Central Vermont and it's through
line from Montreal to Portland
through the White Mountain region,
which would require an extension of
the line in question only twenty miles
further. We command this suhj4et
to the attention of the Central YER
mont, as we'll as to the people of the
section which will be materially bene-
fitted by this improvement.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-03-05
Good Advice to Young Men.

The following epigrammatical pc
aods are from President Porter,
Yale college: "Young men, you are
the architects of your own fortunes.
Rely on your own strength of body
and soul. Take for your star self
reliance. Inscribe on your banner:
luck is a fool. Pluck is a hero
Don't take too much advice. Keep
at the helm and steer your own
chip and remember that the art of
commanding is to take fair share
of the work. Think well of your
self. Strike out. Assume your own
position. Put potatoes in cart,
90 over a rough road, and the small
ones 90 to the bottom. Rise above
she envious and jealous. Fire above
She mark you intend to hit. Ener-
gy, invincible determination, with a
Eight motive, are the levers that
move the world. Don't swear. Don't
deceive. Don't marry until you can
support a wife. Be civil. Read the
papers. Advertise your business
Make money and do good with it
Love your God and fellow men
Love truth and virtue. Love YOU
country and obey its laws"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-03-05
How John Brown Was Captured.

To Harper's for January there is
published for the first time the nara
tive of a school girl who witnessed
the John Brown raids. 1t was writ
ten at the time of the raids, and the
author, Jennie Cha mbers, is still res
ident of Harper's Ferry. This is Miss
Chambers story OF the actual capture
of John Brown:
"WheD the call came from the ma.
rines to surrender Brown cried out,
M The men outside brought up
ladder and swung it, end on, as a
battering ram against the door. The
door began to shake and to give way;
as they looked in they saw Brown
musket in hand, standing close to the
door. Coppic, near him called out,
i surrender Brown said, That's
one Thompson was killed. Resin
Cross, one of the prisoners, told US
afterwards that he saw Stevens lying
on his b Jack, and kneIt by him and
asked him If he was hut. Stevens
said, Yes; have four buckshot in my
breast Mr.. Cross had asked Brown
to send him out with one of the raid
ers to explain to the citizens. Brown
let him 90 on condition that he would
return. It was then that Stevens
was shot.
Watson and Oliver Brown were
shot ia the engine house before the
door was battered down. Before
death brought relief to them John
Brown seemed perfectly cool and
showed no great sympathy. He
charged them to die bravely, without
murmur, for the noble cause in
which they were fighting. Our citi,
zens who were shut in there with the
raiders were more moved by the sui
terings of the dying men, MIR. ALI
stadt told us, than any of the raid
ers were. Die like man. was what
Brown said. Mr.. Cross had asked
Brown to give him some explanation
of what he was trying to do. But
Brown bluntly refused.
"All the prisoners agreed afterward
that they could not help admiring
Browns iron will and unparalleled
bravery. At last Mr.. Cross said to
him, Are you not Ossawatomit
Brown Then he answered, Yes.
This was the first the prisoners knew
of it.
Presently the cry Surrender
rang out again over the musket
shots and the shouts. Brown sane
nothing. The blows Of the Ladder
had loOsened the fa@tenings OF The
engine house door to such an extern
that the prisoners could see the uni
forms of the marines outside. Brow
tried again to taEten the pole OF the
engine against the door. Then camt
q tremendous crash and loud shout
Oae of the men in uniform, Luke
| Quinn, sprang into the breach ami in
stantly was shot down. He was NOR
tally nurt Another marine, Rupert
fell before this last volley of the raid
ers. Then Lieutenant Green rushed
in through the door, before the raid
ers could fire a gun, and slashed q
Brown with his sword. Others cam
after him, and Brown was twc
wounded. Then it was all over
Brown and the survivors were mad
| prisoners"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-03-05
The Earliest Lotteries.

Lotteries are generally said to have
had their origin in Italy, but in Grove
and Cavalcaselle's early Flemish
Painters" reference is made to lot
terry drawn at Bruges on Feb. "A, LAG
Q445 old style). This is the earliest
of which the scheme, list of prizes and
accounts are known to be in existence.
In 1880 a lottery was drawn in Flor
ence, the object being to meet the
state expenses. Nine years afterward
they were legalized in France by
Francis |. and called "blanques." The
lotteries instituted at Paris by the
Duke de Invernois in 1872 and 1873
were for providing marriage portions
for the young women belonging to his
estate.
The first lottery known in England
was drawn at the west door of st.
Pauls cathedral in 1863, temp. Eliza
beth. The amount was 100000 which
In those days was very considerable,
1t consisted of 10000 tickets at 10
shillings each, and the profits of the
speculation were to be appropriated to
the repair of the harbors of the king
dom. The drawing was a very long af.
fair, being continuous day and night
from January II to May 6. The prizes
were all in plate.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-03-05
ALL OVER THE HOUSE.
Brooms That Sweep Clean and Dust
ers That Do the Work.

For hardwood or stained floors
end those covered with mating a
hair broom should be used. The
hardwood floors need to be busted
after sweeping. A very easy way of
doing this is to make canton fan
mel bag of some dark color and tie
it over a common broom. A vigor-
Gus rubbing with this covered broom
will add considerable polish to dim
floor. For wiping floors heavy can
ton flannel makes good cloth. Cut
a convenient size and overcast the
edges coarsely. This is also an ex-
cellent plan for cleaning paint.
Busters made of cheesecloth with
the hens run in are soft to use and
wash easily. Old india or foulard
silk is the best thing | have ever
tried for bric-a-brac and small arti-
cles. All busters should be washed
and dried after using. There Is
nothing gained by using a cloth
filled with dust. 1t will not make
anything clean. If brooms, both
large and small, are often washed
and dried, then turned up on their
handles, they will sweep cleaner and
last longer. There should be con-
venient place for keeping brooms,
dust pans and cloths. 1t will save
many steps if set is kept on each
foor.-Mary Graham in Woman's
Home Companion.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-03-05
WORTH 100000, 600.

The President of a certain big Oil Com
pany is said to be worth $500, 100000 A
tidy bit of money and no mistake. And
vet he isn't happy. In an address to Bible
class he spoke Of trials and troubles Of the
rich and the loads they have to carry A
Young lady whispered to a friend that he
might wear a Benson's Porous Plaster on his
back or, better st Il, divide the money among
the members of the class. | don't know
why her idea about the plaster makes me
want to laugh, but it does. All the same
l have seen plenty of people laugh after
putting Bensons Plasters on their backs
or chests, or on any other spot where there
was weight, beaviness, weakness or pain.
1t may be the sharp stabs of neuralgia, the
aches and wrenches of rheumatism it may
be colds in muscles or bones; it may be
those kidney or lumbago thrus that make
you yell as at dog bite; or it may be a
strain or cramp, anything that wants quiet
ing and comforting. Don't bother with
salves, liniments, lotions, ETC., or with any
Of the stupid and useless old style plasters.
Clap on a Bensons. 1t relieves at once
and cures quickly. 1t stops the pain and
makes you laugh for the very ease and good
feeling of it. But watch out against i'm
itations and substitutes. All druggists, or
we will prepay postage on any number
ordered in the United States on receipt OF
Csc. each.
Seabury & Johnson, Mfg. Chemists, NY.