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The Nome nugget., 1902-09-06

of Geographic Names that their way of spelling Alaska native names jars the nerves of an Alaskan. Yet that these pathological asses will spell these names to suit themselves we know full well. While on this subject reference may also be made to the fact that the letter "c is rarely used in the Eskimo tongue, and should never be used in spelling such words as peluk, mukluk, nar-goo-ruk, which means good and Neukluk, the name of river, and which, by the same tokor, is spelled Niukuk by this Board of Geographic Names. In this article we have simply made brief reference 10 an interesting subject and it is no; intended to be pragmatc, but is written for the pnrposo of shedding little light in dark phases, and rot for the purpose of giving heed to fables and endless genealogies which minister Qucs- tions rather than sodlv cdfyng."
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-06
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

TO I,l Rotrh II. A. BuchcuGu and Charles II.
 Clark their heirs aCd assigns.
 Nuu. alId each of you aa your interests may appear, are hereby notified that the under. signed, The lrriEg Scd Mining & Development ( CompanE, a corporation, has expended the sum Of hot less than two hundred dollar tS2000O) ia labor and improvements on each of the follow ing p!u1cr mining claims in performing the an nutl representation work for the years gIHi and l!@l, Tor the pulpo$e of holding said claims, which are situate in the Cape Nome mining district, District of Alaska, known and Ge. f,rb"d as follows The Combination placer mining claim, located August 1, lS!,g. location certificate of which was filed in he office of the recorder ot >nid o!strict August g. lS,a, and re- corded ill NOl. XVI, Ut page ,3, of the records of Sssid office; also the Aspen placer inning claim, located August 7 lsgg location certificate of which was flied in the office of the recorder of said district August II, lc"y, and recorded in Vol. XVI, Gt pRge E9, Of the records Oi said office. Said labor was performed and improve ncntN made at the e%pen," of the undersigned a> and for the annual representation Of said mining claims for the said years of 1900 and 1891. uS required by the provisions of section 2"!4 of tho Rcvi.od Statutes of the United States. and tho amendmcut thereto approved January 22d, l-s9 and the s;!tnc was the amount required for said claimr for said years.
 You are further notified that unless within ninety G0l Gay. after the personal service of this notice upon you, or within ninety (g0) days after the publication thereof you contribute "uth ycur portion of such expenditure aS d co- owner, to-wit. the sun of twenty-five dollars (t35.OJj each for Ed Rutch and II. A. Huchenau their heirs or assigns aS their interests may appear. in the ~nid Combination placer mining claim; and th" sum of twenty-five dollars (S25.oO each for II. A. BucheLuu and Charles H. Clark. their heir, or assigns uS their interests may appear in the Aspen placer mining claim, Nour r'NprcilVt interests in Sdld c!hrn will be forfeited to and become the property Of the un- derSiIned. co-owner, who has mace the expcndi- ture afUreSuid
 Dated Nome. Alaska. June a 1902.
 TIE BERlNG SEA MIXING {, DE- G-2-3mS NELOPMENT COMPANY.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-06

The little Ettrck cock around the corner emits an occasional yawp. Again we say go to, mannikin, go fo
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-06

THos. R. WHITE,
 City Clerk.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-06

In our North American possessions we have volca- to spare. There fifteen active craters in Alaska, and score more in repose which may at any time break forth. The Alaska volcanoes have been active during all the time the country has been known to civilized man. In 1796 an island was formed thirty miles north of Unalaska by volcanic action; eight years later when revisited, the soil was still warm. This island has gradually been increasing in size, probably by upheaval of land. Just across Ber ing strait, another volcano in Kamchatka, 15,OOO feet in height, erupted in 1929, with Q noise that was heard for fifty miles. One of the volcanoes in Cook inlet is II 900 feet high.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-06
FOR SALE.

The following claims and interests in claims belonging to the estate of SguE1 koppung in kOugarOk district, are offered for sale: price, 9a00: One-Sixth interest in No. 3 below, Boulder creek. One-half interest in No 24 above Boulder creek. One quarter interest in No. I Frost creek, above Goose. One-quarter interest in No. , ISuazard creek below Goose. One half interest in No. Chechal1o creek No. above on SkoOkum creek. No. g Grouse creek One claim on Miller creek Onequarter interest in No. Bernhard creek Also the following claims belonging to the estate Of N If. Hansen. situated in kouglroS district price tJ00: No. l3 above discovery Boulder. No. above lower discovery, Turner creek No. above, Last chance. No. above, Aurora.
 k. T. LYING.
 Administrator of said estates Nome, Aug. g. lDrl.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-06
NoYlCE OF EoRFEiTuRE.

Nome. A'a,t St 70. li'l2. To Whom Il May Concern:
 NoG ,rr -"rcn, uo.iiiod that ur undersigned has expended tne sum Of %iuu on each Of the following lS'aDd placer miIu:fs Cl@:n> during each uf tEc ~,'a>ons uf lg0D and lU'. according to the provisions Cf section 2|3l of the Revised Statute, of the United StGt'>. "Hd the amend mcul, thereto aprra;cd JaaHar, .3l l'-'O con. CrrIpg tiuual lrnur ppon mlulug claims S.w clai;n- are .arasd ia Nom" nit.iuH district Dis tsict e, Aia-ia, to-Hit: NJ. Twin Mountain creek. No B,t.cr.c!d cauYuH: NO. bcnch on MooElhsnj crock, Nu. q Hhusv oA Boulder CI"tl:. NJ. 0u!v" on l}.Lsor creek: Nc. north ioFa Amer. an AuIch' Nu. | e'~,. cad American Vu!.h: i,o dcrl-a creek; ,<v. Miller gUlch ,,u. ! Nublcr u.oh. %o LuuHoot crock: and i. within Hn duy> tttt the service ot t!hS notice uE publication you iail or refuse to contribute rorr proportion oi >nrh cNp 'nditGrc> a> co- rNa,.~ to tne O. taa ptsiIc taai and 1ran,- Eor'4tiuu trmp.av. li Miil street. liu>tuu, Nt:.e,.. Ht c>u'r'tio.l CT sid t.n" your interest i; each ~ ..gtl cia'.s NIl br,uI2e the property ui jh" subscriber. u:.,.rr the rrovt -lnrN of said section 3,2 aHG the amendments th"rnlo.
 i'2Nt.i. CONL X TRANSPORT NTlON Co.,.
 A. G. kiug~hurN. AE1nt.
 First pphl,e0tjou. AGr. 22.
 I.l~' bIG!ltttt ion. Nu,. IN =
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-06
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

TO T T lnrhaur:
 Nou are hei.u, p,tiard that l. the under signed. have caused to h" performed work, scr- vices and lahCt Ct tU1 tA.!' Ot ibd upon each Of thc following p!9'tr ;Diun;s o!,iiGs, for th" year 1901 to Wit: Pearl bench. No. a.a. Lucky Shoi.on GIaC,v. cHCvN: lCtt.c bcutr.Cu Rock creek: Nos aud D on Franklin puisa: No-. c and on BatChturd creek. Nos . and below discovery on Bury creek AO. 3 uH scotch creek. in the Cape Nolac mHiuE district: !iCn- nie x creek claim and Willow aich No. l. in the Council City di,that a.l ia the Di-tric- of A!aSi,a. .tud Nou are fGrtbcr notified that if you do not within uidCt, tnO) day, from the Catc h. reel e ,u," to nc paid to the underse ened your pvopoct.ouatc >h re ot -,.id expenditures a> Cu-OVItr Nu4r iuI.r'~Js iu sad ,i...GlS will boron" lnr IroI,rtN .f tGe u.ucg,.gTcti. uEGcr section 1tt Revised statutes Dt tht United StGtc~. F. 4. BENI.MLN,
 toG r7rr oi ,s' Aforesaid Properties.
 Datc ot ur.., publication. Jul, D. lg,2. $
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-06
N0TI.E or FORFEITURE.

To Prank B.oil. $. E He~; aud Fred C. spray: Iua art hereby Gu.iaci thgt l, the under ~isnc0 hHfc caused ,c D" performed wor<. Mbor sri .syi.'~ fu tr. y1lu"of two hun fred dollars or second ii', h, l. u. &u. ,. opposite left limit ct Eiut't vl"iu Eu. :" ~H5W Eu.tn in the pres eat Cope NNao uiliug district. District of N!@s,u iur jAs ye'i, ig1i and lta3. Ind i; you cu upI. a ithia tu .is rom inc uItC hereof pay, CT cause tu he paid 70 the undersigned yvGr lfovprtu..a.t >,.,rr of .aui expenditure as co- u.L'i>.. ta1. i.t,3os2a tG suid c4li"l will be come iG' r,L.c.,v uf tue undersigned. Unt.tr CLitra St .'f~.
 Na:y l..l.,:. d.. .. ti.a a--, pa9Gtatioa, Aus. :a. l.o3.
 LATE STRAY. S.t2,u& tu.CNutr uf a:ort >p.t iG.rtit~.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-06
PUBLIC NOTICE.

The public is hereby notified that the assess ment roll for the city of Nome for tho year 1902 has been delivered to the city clerk. The city council will, on the 18th day of September lyo5 tt o'clock p, m., at the United states eomniS- soner'S court room in the city of Nome sit as U board oJ equalization, and publicly examine said assessment roll. and correct ull errors in valuation. description or quality of lands, lots and oChcr property. IL k the duty of all inter- ested persons to attend at said time and place and at such time and place, said council may adjourn to and continue sitting Us a board of equalization.
 THos. k. WHITE
 City Clerk.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-06
THE PAPER OF THE PEOPLE.

THE NUGGET is not much given to boasting It prefers to let each issue speak for itself This it does, as is amply evidenced by its ever-increasnS crcula ton. That circulation is greater outside of Nome than its contemporaries have in Nome itself, while its home circulation is several times greater than that of both it's contemporaries TIE NUGGET publishes live and exclusive than both its conempo- raries casual glance at its columns will show. 4 gentleman writing to THE NUGGET from Gold Run says: By the way, TIE NUGGET is the only paper from None which can be seen the creek. During the past five months l have seen two Gold Diggcrs and three copies of the Nome News while TIE NUG- GET can be every week the tables in the bus ness houses, and they seem to get copy of every edition as soon as it arrives"
 The above IS true of other sections. TIE NUGGET is found in every town and hamlet of Northwestern Alaska. It is the paper of the people. It's motto: Alaska for Alaskans.
The Nome nugget., 1902-09-06

And now people are commencing to figure as to the number of people who will not go 'outside" this fall As mere prediction, it might be stated that the population of Nome this coming winter will be about the same as last winter
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-01-17
Application for Patent.
Notice NJ. SOL

November ista. 1901
NJ orcs Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT QUARTErrR Mns-
Wing Company. by Its Attorney ia Fact, Fred.
sfick ", Dnnn.wh sc Post ofiee address ia Search.
light, Nevada, has this day hIs,i its stic a.
nat nt fir the 'Iodsn Consolidated Lode Mining
Claim, cohsisti Of 1872 linear feet Of the
indian Lode lllQ linear lest OF the Chief Of the
Hills Lode: lga % ear feet Of the Fourth OF july
yrin or dep sit, bearing goli and silver together
with surface Gr mud averaging 62T 10 feet Ia width.
situated in the archllght Mining Distrist, Lin.
chn County. STATE OF Nevada. and designated by
the "a noes Aod the oficial plat on file as U, s.
survey No. 4esa. mid survey b,ing deseribtd AZ
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-01-17

| INV Ohchi T -Fho simple title to Qtr of
qtr sees 2nr 10 appl l0i74 with impts, tsr s II
pen sic adv 90 total $40 81.
searchlight. Road Astrlet Noo,
Black H Possesaory.ciaim 10 lot and iup,s IN
total 50 TO- ~ ."
Hariani Jsmes-Posee, aory claim to lot and
lmpts In searehght - Possry claim TO impts
NORTH OF Jobn Wheatleys tax II is pen 2l adv o.
!, ran b-Possessory claim TO inpts known AS
s uai saloon ~ EldorAda canyon canyon tax is Oh
pen 90 adv 2t0toial o go,
melss U E--Possessory elGim to lot and iunpta
an ght, tax 90 pen 4Oc adv OO total al "a
Nose NJ Possassory claim TO impts in search
llght known as Ross able tax OU DOLL tar 4 az
pen 10 total Sl4lO, w
boutherniNey Mg Co-Impts on Southern Nevada
mine At searchiight nsisipg OF engines building
ete: tsx ~ pen 6ac adv 400 total 50 O4.
viewer tooe-P t.s'ry lain 10 l lot AMI limits
IN eehrchugbt, tax 2l pen "a adv 90 total 81 a6
Good Springs Road District No 10.
Anderson irlstee-Fee simple title n acres
And with impis consist of ten stamp quarts
nlll ana assay Jfhee miles west Of KEY stone mine
impt, at y y@t9ne mine in Yellow Pine Miniug dis
tricl , milo' W st OF Good Spss tax 704O pen 4 On
adv 90 total $40 a.
The Mineral Union Limised-Posseseory claim IN
impts a. GOOD Springs consisting of engine boilers
hynsmn elsctrieli9ht leaching tanks aud houses;
'ax 2tO,nO pen "a 90 adv AGO total 1866 co.
MoOlAn ahan I--Possessory claim 10 40 acree
and on appl No 1879 being $ qtr Of n = ctr sec
,a - " east Possessory claim to 40 acres sppl
lASoo being qtr of W qtr ees OF 2Be ~ tar
open 75c adv AGO total 5000.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-01-17
Application for Patent.

No. $50.
United States Land ofiiee, Carson City. Nevada
November lst 1901.
Notice IL hereby given that 4 n. Ritcs,. ~ VA
Thomas MS agent and attorney la fact wbosa
postomce address is Goodspungs, Lincoln Oounty
s.se OF Neva IA. has this day filed his application
for patent for iif cen hundred linear faat a. ~
"Cres-tone" M'ne Or vein bearing GOLD ana t,,sas
vita surface ground six hu idred feet IN las
situated 10 Yellow Pine Mining District Connie
o. ineolt and state O Nevlda, and designated by
tue heli notes and official Dlat on die In shi ~
as Mineral Survey No. 1921 In Township 9s acn,h
Range 6o east, N. d. Is 4 M. Said Mineral snrva,
No, 1871 being described as follows. to-wit. 's
beglnnlhg a. Cor No |. Identical with cor. of
OF Sec 80 I So, n. So E. Set a cedar ~. ~. ~
50 II long, on bed rock with mopnd ~ a,t.s
scribed l-lS2l. Thence s. 40 deg X soo g., :.
Cor MOI A corner OF this Ioc atom b .srsa 10
deg 80 IT distant. Set a cedar post ins ~
long le ins, ~ the ground with monnd ~ -,
scribed 2l99l, Thence N. 40 deg W 1s0o a., =,
corner Ne g. tor Of this location bes.e' 'ee' ~
degrees % q dis Set cedar post ins .o - Z,
ipI io1 =" The ~ roe mound Of stone, rcribe ..
C5r OF this iocstis hears s6 deg " OK =, a.
Set cedar 81 ins 70 4 II lone IL I'M ,r' -.
ground with mound Of stone scribed s'isa,
alsa ansnce @ y ~ deg 500 feet to cor No, Sal :
cedar post ms % 70 long is ins, in the g,ou,,s
with mound o. stone scribsd Als2f Thanns ~
deg Z, 1900 feet 10 No the plsca ~ e ~ =. ss
A1rlsuon At al corners o. this lode is deg tor,n
Location-Tbis claim Ia located IN IN syiiu -
N; W. ctr Ct Sec 80. |. as, 8, ssE - Aho
Magnetic variation is dee 40 min
20.56 acres, containing
The location Of this Nine & recorded \, ~. n.
eorder,s ofice ot Llnccln ooRnty. Nsysts ~ NJ
u o. Mining soiices ~ psges ala and tis q, -
Hecsrde OF Linooln County, NsvAla Ths VI, y, we
ing clsimsnFs srs 2 q. whitesids a 10 ~ .ol'ap-
Copper a.ns or ~ east w. VI vac ~
any M 81 persons claiming Adversely an, no,
uon OF asid "cresstoae'' mine or snrtsy, eay pof.
sro required to hls tleir adverse elsims E stoand
% negisnf o as United states Land oes Al csrso. ns
period II publication hareo, or t5.v ,.,iahy Nsys
virtue Of the provisions Of the statute " 0Ars'
II. GALLUP.
"a. h.r.h RAgiatar.
aPpncsuos nor Patent be published IN n" nsr "A
~ "a pivl consecutive weeks IN ~ Itnsosa
Uoasty kssord. nswspapsr publishad y p,dcSs
oos'niy o. LinsnlA and STATE q Nevada
o. n. GALLUP.
ma Rahliea1Ana AaaaA H.. .... a.. aeeas&s.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-01-17
Monday, January 10th,
At Noon, A. D.
1902.

so much d each parcel ss will pay the amount
Of taxes, delinquency and costs against it, will be-
sold by ne, AZ County Treasurer ami Ex-o dici,
Tax Receiver OF said County of Linooln, at II
O'Clock 4 OF said day, at the front door of tue
Court iouse, al he town Of pl che, in said county
to satisfy such ak a, delinquency aud costs. Sold
slles will be- nj ade subj OF to redemption within
six m lntas after SALE by payment OF all the sums
assessed against each PARCEL, together with three
per cent per month thereon ir1m the GATE of sale
until paid. in accordance with the provisions OF
Section OF sot Of the leg slaturA Of the State
OF nevada approved March llth. 1885. Statutes
OF 1895. Page III.
J. A. NTsBITr,
County Treasurer and TX 0 hcio Tax isec iver Of
Lileolu County. Nevada
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-01-17

SHORT LINE
Railroad
Time Card.
Effective November 3rd 1901,

Trains arriving Salt Lake make
direct connection for all points
east, north and west.
d. u. BURLEY, ID. S. SPENCER,
g. p. d I. A. A.G.P.&T.A
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-01-17
In rns natter o the Est.t.

OF
fm. bolt. deceased.
Notice ia hereby given that the undersigned
was on the srd day Of May, 1901 duly ap.
pointed an qualified By ths Fourth Judicial
District Court Of the State Of Nevada. in
and for the County Of Linoon 80 the Administrator
Of the Estate Of Charles esop late OF said oou ~
eGs raed,
All creditors having claims . ainst said est.ts
sre required to ale the same with proper vouehers
attached. with the CLERK Of the Court, Within
thres months Of The nrst publication OF this notice
walter Reedsr,
AdmtntstrsAaS.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-01-17

Conceit may puff man up. but
il NOT a good prop.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-01-17
NOTICE OF
TAX SALE.
DELI Que Llsr oP psopEarY FoR ra ,
YsAt 1871. LINCOLN COUNTY. HEv,DA.

N'fiee ~ hereby given to those whom u may con.
cern aph !" the Following named par-ons and 10 all
owitt- ~ Or eiaimenus to. the real estate and i'm
.'r aonls thereon, or improvements when M.
sssse eparately, hereinst ter described known or
unk1 Fn, raat the taxes for State Ana County
purpare' Tor chs year A. 1901 as -esaed az aims
th ioli3 M desribel places or parcels of pro.
pAris re now deinq lent; that ten per cent penalty
elid two tSlo0l dollars, cost OF advertising. has
heen stiried in each caso that sry piece or par
cel Of property up'l which said taxes, penalty
Aud 60. u shAl rcInain uapAia on.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1902-01-17
Spring valley Road District No 8
searchIIsAt. Road D.strIe. No ..

Rice Oscar Fee simple title to 9 atr of n
qu SEC ~ 2nr 70 appl l0i74 with impts, tsx
pen sic adv 90 total $i0 9T,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-14
PASSENGERS ESCAPE
FROM CAR WRECK
City Car and Akron Baggage
Ger Crash on North Mar
ket Street 80 Lighter
Car Oam aqed.

City car No. 81 and the new Canton
Akron baggage car No. O10 figured in
rear-end collision at the turn at
North and North Market streets Sat
urday morning, resulting in smash
ed front on the lighter city car. There
were only two or three passengers on
the city car and they and the motor
man escaped injury.
The collision was due to the wet and
slippery condition of the rails, which
made 1t impossible for the motor
man of No. 81 to stop his car. Both
were going north on the Cleveland
avenue line and the baggage car had
stopped for its motorman to throw the
switch. The car behind was running
very slowly, but slid some distance af-
ter the power was shut off and the
brake applied.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-14

when this was done the Canton COM
pany raised the price which it had
been charging for the lights. The COM
missioners promptly told the officials
of the company to turn off its lights
and this was done.
AS result the residence portion
of the city has been In total dark
ness ever since. The darkness was so
intense that 1t offered an elegant op.
portunity for "hold-up" men to get In
their work They seized the chance,
and several cases were reported to the
police. The burglars who have been
infesting this city for the past few
months also had an opportunity to
work undisturbed. and several houses
were entered.
At last public indignation became
so strong that the commissioners de-
cided, at their meeting yesterday, to
make contract with the Canton COM
pany for lighting the streets until
such time as other arrangements can
be made. At the same time is was
decided that the city is not very anx-
ious to try municipal ownership and
bids for the lighting of the city are
again being advertised for
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-14
FLEXIBLE BOARD
PLAN IS ASSURED
Senator Patterson NJ X . s
State ment of Agreement
Reached in Conference
Gem ittee.
,From a star correspondent.)

Columbus, Oct. 11.-Senator Patter-
son, of Pike, one of the conference
committeeman, said Friday night that
the flexible board plan would surely
be adopted. The senate wanted the
board plan of government as provided
tor in the Nash code, but the hou .,
committee would not stand for 1t, al
though they agreed to an amendment
providing that cities desiring the board
of public works to consist of three or
five members could have such sys-
TEN, but when municipalities do not
avail themselves of this flexible pro-
vision the board is to be governed by
one head.
The committee is at odds over a
question of the board plan for the po-
lice and fire departments and the mat
ter of civil service. The board of pub
lie safety is to have jurisdiction over
these departments. The senate COM
mittee wants this board to be bi-par-
tisan and to consist of either two or
four members. The house committee
insists that a single elective head be
provided for this department.
The senate members are willing that
the senate civil service section, the
enforcement of which is optional with
municipalities, shall go into the code
but they object to the house provi-
sion which makes mandatory the en-
forcement of the system.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-14
PEACE. PEACE But
THERE IS NO PEACE"
viljoen Says Breach In South
Africa is as Wide as
Before.

London, Oct. 11.-"So long as the
British government and the British
people persist in the notion that con-
ciliation must be all on the Boer SIDE
peace in south Africa will be only
name" said Gen. Benjamin Viljoen,
the brilliant young burgher command
er Wednesday. Gen. viljoen. who will
next week begin In London series
of lectures on the Boer war, asserts
that the irreconciliable temper whlcn
he finds among the people of England
argues q gloomy future for pocihcation
Notwithstanding the unceasing pro-
testations of magnanimity on the part
of officials and press.
what semblance of peace and good
will" said the general, can one fnd
in newspaper head lines describing
Gems Botha, Delarey and DeWetts
European trip on a Dutch begging
tour? While spirit of sullen gen.
erosity might have been expected in
England our fears are passed rather
on the unyielding and relentless hu-
NOR manifested by those Englishmen
sent to rule over us. They typify all
that is repugnant to the nature and
pride of conquered people. They
are devoid Of the commonest instincts
of kindliness to the helpless and com
passion to the downtrodden. They
have no conception Of the human
maxim that men on their backs never
forget the hand that lifts them up.
while their resentment of kicks and
cuffs is equally keen. Lord Miner is
the head and front of the system of
domineering bureaucrack which IL
keeping the passions of race hatred
afame in south Africa. Until he Is
removed there is the create, danger
that perpetual strife will continue to
menace our devastated country and
our wretched people"
i AT the conclusion of his English lee
ture tour Cen Viljoen will go to the
United States
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-14

DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED.
by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infiamed con-
dition of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube When this tube is
infamed you have rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing. and when it is
entirely closed, Deafness is the result,
and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to it's
normal condition, hearing will be de-
stroyed forever; nine cases out of ten
are caused by Catarrh, which is moth
ing but an inflamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness Caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.