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The Nome nugget., 1902-08-16
NOTICE.
Nome Alaska, July l5, 1902. Seltlers md OccupantS Of. the

Nome Alaska, July l5 1902, To tro Townsite Settlers and Occupants of the Incorporated Town of Nome. Alaska: Notice is hereby given that the City of Nome, behalf of itself and for the benefit and on be- half Oi every town lot occupant and claimant within the boundaries of the incorporated town of Nome, has filed aI action to quiet title in the District Court at Nome within and for the Second judicial division of the District of AlnSlla. ngdinSt The Nome Shook Mining Com p9uy of Alaska, a corpora.~sr> which claims an and land within the incorporated limits of tho said city of Nome and adverse to the city of Nome and to the townSltc settlers: and as tho Slty or Nome ana all Of the townsite settlers have community of interest in the question of their rights to the exclusive possession in and to all Of the land now occupied by the city of Nome and said tOwn>ite settlers as against the IoNerse claim Of possession of the said Nome shook Mining Company, and in order to settle and qmet the title in one suit at law, all the rights ol the city of Nome and the townsite set tierN aS to their rights to the exclusive possess sion or the premises now occupied by them each and every townsite settler. occupant and agent of said settler and occupant arc hereby notified to appear at the office of V. T. Hoggatt, clly. attorney within and for the city of Nome, at ms office over the Butte restaurant, on Front street In said city, within 3n days from the date oI The publication Of this notice and subscribe ana olgn m application to be presented to the Honorable Alfred :. Moore. judge of said dis irirt court, permitting you and each of you to he made party plaintiff with the said city of Nome in suid action.
 This notice E given for the purpose of inform ing each and every lot settler and occupant Of such pr0cecdiag now pending in said court, and an oDaOrinDiiy to said occupants to unite with the ci,y 4 Nome in said seton
 FRefe NH Re n3 exAen,e Q said occupant of
 es of the
 of Nome .
 to all the
 Nome in,
 Df suits
 GGATT,
 Attorney.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-16
BARKING AT CLEVELAND.

Grover Cleveland came out of his shell recently and uttered strong plea for Q united Democracy. The snapdcgs of the party have been ct his heels ever Nnee. MT Cleveland is not candidate for the Democratic nomination for president but he no doubt. has hopes of being close up to Q Democratic admfnastratlon Col. Henry Wattcrson, who doesn't
 like anybody that fails to recognize him as the oracle Of theparty, led the yelping pack to the Cleveland heel He calls MT. Cleveland perpetual candidate, and from one end of the country to the other dis gruntled editors who failed to get jobs have joined in the Watterson chorus. MT. Cleveland is not per petual.job-chaser. Nor is he oul-mouthed vawper. He has spoken in public rarely and hen onlv wien earnestly called upon for m opinion. He has con ductetl.himsef with becoming dignity since his re- tirement to private life, and whenever he does cx. press an opinion his utterancos are the result o
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SILitJNS.

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 Said s.tI'a i~ iustit.t'a 10 rc,u.a. tge s1.m of Lip"na interest on sald Huo Iou ,he l.ib day ui ,ilF. ItDl. tt tAt lc-' r''c, aGl for tn>f~ of this suit. Tie -t.l .Uo-ut k gum- ul1-ed iu three cdt~a~ ot #etuu iu.Vtt: One for -oet* wares ant merchandise >'.a aetcnd- ant, which mounts 10 the sum Of a2.2a: for work and labor the -an' of .id and fo. money iuid out rd crpcndlG ,u. said defendant tle -uu oI -lgH !l.
 ihe ?, .ri sought by plantiu is for tfe tat9l sum of t!N4 60 arl for interest oa said sum from .hr i3th d"s 1l JUiy laUi. af t,.rlosl r'tc and for jA1 costs and disbursements of this action. By au uri"c Of the above court p@Uc aud tled m t'r .iHc' ri ,lnr< tN'ftnn al N"n-r. 3u The sad bi,fii.t Of AlA>Na. ou thr -5ti'u 'usyot Iuly. i@'2. this summon ua- been otderel served by publication in the NOME NuCGET ncH ~pdper publ l-ECl at Nome. Alaska. And said pGhica- jiUu bg said order ha, been directed jp be made at least ol,c a week for six cons cutiye weeks. W hstLt li eiif 4ANt pN'lt'tAtl'ii VI I'-iN ~'}lil mons will be July 9fth la03, and thc Uat- of the last publication September l3'h. lG' aa which tnnc said puhlicailon will bo complete. and you, lGe s.f.A defendant are herchy notified that you a:r hereby required to answer Che said com fi. int within thirty days alter the .aiH I}tl day uf September. l9U2, that heiur the date Of the completion Of such period Of publication and tAst if you fail to appear and answer -lid com IIaiut within thirty days from th" date last afcres3ij the plaintn will take Judgment against you for the sum Of f2-i ip together with interest on ,Gid sum from the 18th uaF of July 1891, at the legal rate, and for costs aud dis lurScments of this suit, the amount set forth in paid cOmUl'i
 Nttnes, thc Honorable Alfred $. Moore. judge Of the sad United States district court, and the seal Vf said court afiixed this Eth day of July, lJJ3.
 GEO. V. BORCHsTNIUs.
 Clerk of the Unlcd States Dis
 trct Court. District of Alaska,
 Second Division,
 By .oHN T. REED. [Seall Deputy Clerk. | $. Thompson attorney for plaintiff Nome, Aldskn .-26-1wS
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As discoverer of "mare's nests,' the NuGGEr's weekly contemporary sits in the front pew.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-16
NOTICE OF nAH5IAL'5 SALE.

Cn!e' s.es cf Ameres Second p.si..o n t. 4t Alaska
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Representative Cushman: of Washington state, says he will at the next session of congress secure the passage of the bill giving Alaska delegate in congress there will be riot in that body. If the tall congressman should have to incte a riot we trust that it will result in putting new timber in place of many of the dryasdusts who now cumber the grounds of the national capitol.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-16
NOTICE OF mARsHAL's SALE.

United States of America Scconn JUd}cigl Division Ci thc District oi Alaska: s5.
 Public Gotirt i~ hereby given that by virtue oi writ ot tori facts tor cSycuuou) dated Of the United States fur ihe Second Iu6ici4l uiNi~'ou. District Of tlH~ht. on So ipGrm'ut rendered. n>a.a sour oa thr l@h day Of Og- iolcr lHi. 70 l'.or @, j. Nj. SunCley ppd gaaiu~f iutuS Osborn, ! having heretofore uist tar .la riry ot writ ot attachment. issued uut q. The ~Ai1 district court on thc 18th u''t> h''t' f'"r m'niont l'f''d upon jh' fU..ta trr us,'EiutJ IruptrN, situated iu the C3"a som" m"line district H the PsuUt ~ uc'5bcr t5'h leo The rmer hNr of c'.m N1. Da ..rug~e Gulrt. a trjbuta: Dt Dexter er,r.,' ri, i'm So. h'io" t'eynsUrr o1 ls u hE teo., s'.W Nc. s .hife J.-.p''s "n Dry ns.at.ria ,pol Thc'oNcr ba'f ,e claim NJ. 3 t- ~. .".l 1.'h 4 '..'inN oi At,t .rtN; Y. .It. N..I below discovery claim "u G''e. P u.utH t.sr. claim N' below discovery aim con ai''HN 44 clgu't 9 'g."t..it c. ~u"kt rFrr pH.a..r l'.H iH' ta#. cert ? .' ,H ni noY' v-io"uf i'na. s..'... .1.1 nu ".i.H .uo..H ue ~agucm u,0 tr.eH 'b" Rur.l ..4t.l .nd t.n-I'.-D Du t~uG' Street. hat. god ...rtr. .I.y Teen yn feet .u o.t',.
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The Nome nugget., 1902-08-16

[Seall Deputy Clerk.
 | $. Thompson attorney for plaintiff, Nome, Aldsku t-26-1wS
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-16
FOR SALE.

The following claims and interests in claims belonging to the estate of Si"nd koppan',, in EoG2arok district. are offered for sale price 4JuO.
 Oac-siXth interest in No, below Boulder creek.
 One-half interest in No. 9I above, aoul1eg creek.
 Oua quarter interest in No. Frost crccl above Goose. below Goose.
 Onehulf interest in No. Chechalso creek,
 No. n5OyC on SiSOOtuN.creek.
 Nc. Q Grouse creek
 One ciaim on Miller creek.
 Cue-auarter nterr-, iH No. ! Bernhard crec:
 Also the following claims helonPing 10 the C-tit, Of N. II. H.A.tn situated in kousul3A district price BOO
 No. l3 above discovery. Boulder.
 No. 2 above lower discovery, Turner creek.
 No BhoVe Last chance
 No uDove, Aurora. E. T. LYING. Administrator of satd estates. uNome, Aug, Q, l9Us,
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Admiaistrator of sad estates. Nome, Aug, Q, l9J2,
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NOTICE CT FOKFE,CJKE.

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A correspondent, "Hornspoon," has an article in this issue of the NUGGET which is full of meat He complains of an evil that exists under the sun. How to remedy it is the question:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-12-20

Two New Routes Start Frrm North East
PoStotiicc description of Routes.

TWO rural free delivery routes ia start
frolA me Nolrh East post-ollicr. have
been laid out by Special Examiner Plum
n."r ANA the service will be in operation
rs yGun rs the other necessary arrange
lu"atr are made. y civil service rNami-
nation WAS held in North East last week
for carriers, ut which five persons were.
examined. The routes as laid out are ~
follows =
No. Ito leave North East post -uilic"
al 9.lJ Il. m, going north direct to Leslie
roSt-ollicr, thence to Bay View post
Office then northeast to NowIand'> Cor
nrr, northwest to Zion Corner. southwest
to Zion pOSt-ollicc. then back again over
the same road 10 Zion Corner. then north
east to AlonZo Browns Corner west to
, Calvert poSt-oilicr, southwest to CIrgs
Corner, south to Leroy England'S Corner.
southwest by northeast to Zion school
house. northeast to Murry's Corner.
north to Graves Lane. then back again
10 NurrN'S Corner, then east to Kinks
Corner, south of east to Rogers Corner.
southwest to Rrrdcr'S Corner, south of
cast to MHhonry'S Corner. southwest 10
NowlaEd'S Corner south of east tn Ring
lands Corner, south of west to Williams
Corner, then south direct TO North East
poSl-ol'icc. The distance covers about
23ii miles: number Of houses en- route.
about 10; population served, about :,52
No To leave North East po>t-oticr
=. 10 Il. m, going out Cecil Avenue direct
to Mechanics Valley poSt-otlicr. thence
north of east to Shippers Corner. north
east to Booths Corner, south of west to
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-12-20

thereafter, fence rails were falling, then
crash at Nrd's front door and Wrss,
the violiniSt ana his cohorts back below
old Grumpy knew that the door had left
its hinges.
When .Icd had taken hi last good
good. goollc from his ju-; of good Old
holland a.in he corkcd il carefully and
sat ii down ON the forest side Of the bar
ricr as trndcrly aS though it were an
infant. then it WAS that he called to Ligp.
for his tune that he might dance the
llighand-tling. but did he. All. well the
reader knows, how beautifully he did tip
the light fantastic toe, and the old cow
too, on his hurried transit through the
gloomy woods.
When WcSs and his three chumS came
forth from their place of Commandment,
they lit their lanterns. and there at Nrd's
brraknway. sat all of his belongings. in
Cluding his hat which he had jumped
from under ut the first sweet notes Of
thu ArkanSaw Traveller. They gathered
up the forSakrn property. ami after
"AmpIin% Ncd'S gin. they carried the
things back to Bailey. for more fun in
the near future, and said Bailey. stay
until morning boys, for Ned will be
starved out and will be sure to come
t" cooni" hollow, and not finding his pro-
visions and jug, will be compelled to
com" back to the Bal! for another sup
ply"
And sure enough when the next morn
in" dawnrd, just when the cfrulgrnt rays
from the beautiful orb of day were rhaS-
in" all of the weird shadows from
l.l . 81,
Strim@-halt and spawned Ned came limp
Ing down tn" pathway 10 his last nights
ret away point. The old cow had
scrambled to her feet. and after looking
long ana earnestly for the cud that Ned
had caused her to loose. she waltzcd off
10 til" rest of the herd in the pasture
nearby.
or course Ned found nothing for which
ne WAS seeking mt the worm fence. and
ne WAS forced to 20 10 the Blue Ball.
Bailey had looked across the field many
times that morn. for he knew that the
expected Ned would turn up at amy min
ute. and while he was bathing his face
III tn" pump. i'll the back yard his en-
llr" pack Of fox hounds cut loose in Il
furious outbreak of barking, and when
Bailey looked over the fence. there he
came
'Wrll. wei" said mine host. what in
the world brings you over To the Ball 50
carly this morning, Needy"
''Why the fact is Bailey. that con-
founded bull of yours chased me all the
way MP coonir hollow last night, and
mad" me loose everything | had"
on are right sure that il wasn't Ligc
,sr,. . IL.
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Wedding Invitations.

The Printing Department of the Cecil
Wing" office can supply Wedding Invi-
tntions promptly-best and latest styles
~ to paper and workmanship.
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LEAVE PHILADELPHIA,
BROAD STREET STATION

I'IH7.NI7 II ItT4T- NTNIIUN
For E!i,ton. 3.Il. Clio. 9.12. .:3%} A..
NJ. 2.lG. 4.ol. LAG. 5.O7. go. and II .2S
T. NJ. weekdays. Sundays. 3.45. 9.12.
II "'::' \. NJ, 4.4G. l.U1. 7.3l. and II .2S
T. NJ
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''''' ''''' ~ 49, ~.
henr the story rehcarsrd many times by
diff, ,pt persons. one or more of whom
....;,, .,...,,.
'''' ''''''''' u, 81 -, Wv
WI" we're "'toai'A Pr'N'H' the hl%hI l"li-
long 20. when Ncd'S dead friend playr,
Sim MS fayoritc tune. rhc "\rknnso,
u,,. u,,., m +l,, ,-;,l;u
-. =,
"' "il"Pi''"l'" in'' WHEN III us you'll
mad om" prctensionS T." grandeur but al
this ate it frowns down ON the pasScr
-, ,,,r,, ,rho,t ar g.. r,.,.,,,,,.
/" those who 40 not know Just where
the old BIu" Bal! Is located. Will point
due north from EIkton Ia crossroads
aD"nt seven miles away, and say. ''yon-
der Is where the old rrrakI sign-hoard
bearing the blue ball is" 1t has swung
to and fro from tim" imn"morial. and
6lr blue globe painted thereon is what
gay" IN" on hoSirirN It's unique maine.
far back in the days of antiquity the
Blue Ban tavern WAS heaven ON earth
t" =" jolly old hoy" of that n"ighhor-
MOOD, Tor rs Sooh rs the shades of night
brSaA I" hover around Bin. Jim. Tom,
Johh, BIIIy ana Diamond Jim. the king
81 the fox hunt, could b" seen aStride
men inN"rit" nagS all heading for Blue
ban. Many harmless IitiI' jokes hay"
I'll" Jelly lrrqnrhlerS OF TINS hosiery got
ten OH Oh one another. when mine host,
H"af OH haiI"y, saw 10 II thAl tn" 'llprl
o'i,' '','>' '['"l. ''' MINUS:
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III" - "U''' 'h,' "I"'N ",' Tree NUM-
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FOR NEW YORK,

Express, weekdays, 800, 40. 40
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30, 100. Nimited. "4.1D. 800 *5.5u
$50, I.O2, 800, 1000 T. NJ, 12.O2 night
shining Car
For Boston, without change, 1880 \
NJ. weekdays and S.O5 u. NJ, daily.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-12-20
EST JERSEY & sEAsHoRE RAILROAD.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.

LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION
via Delaware River Bridge Express
9.4o y. NJ, and ia Z. NJ. Sundays,
80 \. NJ, and ia u. NJ.
LEAVE MARKET STREET WHARF
Express, 900 A. NJ, 900, 400 go
minutcsl, and 51G r. NJ, weekdays.
Sundays, 800 and 1000 4. NJ.
Leave MARKET STREET WHARF
us follows:
For New York, Express, 900, 9.4S \.
NJ, LIS +. Nj. weekdays.
For Long Branch. via Seaside Park. $50
a. NJ. and 400 =. NJ, weekdays.
Sundays $50 \. NJ
For Tucllcrton. so y. NJ. and 400 p.
NJ, weekdays
SEASIDE PARK AND ISLAND HEIGHTS.
$50 A. NJ. and 400 =. NJ. weekdays.
Sundays $50 A. NJ.
FOR CAPE MAY. SEE ISLE CITY,
OCEAN CITY,
AVALON, STONE HARBOR, ANG-
LESEA, WILDWOOD, and HOLLY
BEACH.-Express, $50 A. NJ, and
4OO L. NJ, weekdays. Sundays, 900
A. NJ.
FOR SOMERS' POINT-Express 900
a. NJ, 200, 400, and SIG p. NJ,
weekdays. Sundays, 900 and 1000
A. NJ
For additional information apply ia
Ticket Agent
]. B. HUTCHINSON, J.R, WOOD.
GenI Manager. Genr Passenger Agent.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-12-20
FOR TIE WEST,


$40 a. VI. daily, pttsburg, Chicago
Cincinnati. Louisville and st. Louis
Dining Cara
1923 \. NJ. daily for piusburg and
Chicago. tNo roachrS Ia PittShurg.,
Limited /" two parl"r Cars and Dining
car to pitrSburg.
lao \. NJ. daily, Pittsburg ANA Clev.
land.
l2.2o 7. NJ. daily. Limited" Pitts
burg. Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo. De
lroit. Cincinnati. Louisville. and st.
Louis. dining Cara
3.44 i. NJ. from Germantown June.
tom. The Pennsylvania Specialists.
Hour Train to Chicago. Pullman Obser-
walton, Drawing-room. Sleeping, Din
ing, and Buffet Smoking Car.
4.3O +. NJ. daily, Pittsburg, Toledo
Chicago, Louisville Via Cincnnati). In
dianapolis, and st. Louis. Dining Car.
SO p. NJ. daily Pittsburg. Colnnp
bus. Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louisville.
and st. Louis. For Welch, w. Va, (via
Shenandoah Valley Route.
$50 Z. NJ. daily, Pittsburg and Oh,
cago; for Toledo. except Saturday.
1l.o5 p. NJ daily, Pittsburg, Cincr
natl, and Cleveland.
1l.20 p. NJ. daily, Pittsburg and Gu,
cage: daily for Knoxville, via Shenar
doah Valley Route; for Cleveland, ex.
cept Saturday.
WEST JERSEY & sEASHORE RAILROAD.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-15

TIE following sales were made at the Comp.
ton Heights auction:
Jacob Klein. lot 81. Hawthorne boulevard.
j. D. Healey. lot 8. Hawthorne boulevard,
I'D wehner, lot 81, Hawthorne boulevard, ~. 10
C II. Spencer, lot 81. Hawthorne boulevard.
+, Roth, lot Is; corner AcOmac and Hawthorne
boulevard. 5000.
j. a Monning, lot 20 Hawthorne boulevard.
&c WATERMAN. lot Fl. Hawthorne bouIasard.
a FuEth. lot !. corner AccOmac and Hawth-
F C. Mueller. lots , and p, Nebraska avenue,
ny. BrOd. lots 10 and D, Nebraska aveaua.
F J. strattman. part lots II and Is, Nebraska
P. D. Eichier. lot Il. Nebraska avenue. $50.
c. Drorr. lot 10, Nebraska avenue. $50.
F. C. Mueller. lots II. Il. Nebraska avenue,
Doctor l., W. Mrazek, lot q. corner Accomac
and Nebraska. s1.555.
Hart Bros, lots 80. %, Oregon avenue, 5000.
Gs9; w. E MgeiIsT: lot - N SS 2sS avenue. 80.
Frank smith; lots 4. Il. Nebraska avenue. $50.
Ed Goehrung, lots ls, 20. Nebraska avenue,
n L. schaefer. lots Ii. Is. Nebraska avenue.
August Nasse. lot II. Milton avenue. 81. so.
szESso. SnA'fmsnaDSsF' lot 10 Milton avenue
William stamm. lot o Milton avenue. 81, $50.
] W. Kasper. lot g, Milton avenue. 81 0o.
+: MuehibeirE' lot s., Niito 1Yf a~snu sE'a 3: 100.
W. Stamm. lot 60. Milton avenue, g. 100.
Lillian F, .oSear ~ lets q 81 !, s. sSen Milton n am and
HawthorEe boulevard. S5,224.
ss! Hz. GF'esedieek' lot S. Hawthorne boulevard.
Aug. Goerts. 10; 81. Hawthorne boulevard. ,5Z5.
ii j. BSgard' lot 10. corner Nebraska and Rus
Pm; Hstzel. lot ;. Nebraska avenue. s1.!5O.
Total. $l02, 1888.