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The Nome nugget., 1902-07-26
Down From Gold Ram.

Harry Hill, president of the Blue stone Mining Company, reached town Thursday morning from Gold Run. Mir. Hills company is developing 8 number of bench claisns sc Gold Run, and he believes that good pay will be found on many of the bench claims of that section.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-26
SUnnONS.

In the United States District Court for the Dis.
 trict of Alaska, s ,cond division.
 J. Sundoack, plain .iff, vs. W. Dittring de- fendant
 The President of the United Stites of Am,r. lea sends greeting To ". Dittring. def nd,nt.
 You are hereby summoned to appear in the Second division, ut Nome, in said division of Alaska, and answer the G mplaint of the plain tin, or judgment for want thereof will be taken against you.
 You shall appear and answer the complaint in this action within thirty (3O) days from the h"' of the service Of this summons "-- judgment tor want of said swer will oe tae~-
 Said "-r
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expense. more than one hundred dollars Ni00 worth of labor and Improvements for the yeanr 1901: that the nforcSJjd C. P. Church is the owner of an undivided one-half Q-2) interest in the aforesaid placer mining claim and the un- dersigned is the owner of fhn remaining one. half U-2) interest of said claim: that the said C. F. Cl urch has not contributed his proportion of said expense incurred by the undersigned h performing said labor and improvements on said claim made during the year 1901, which said expense is in the sum of one hundred dollars. and the proportion Of said expenses that should have been contributed by C. P. Church is $50
 And notice is hereby given that unless the said C.. P Church shall contribute his propor- uoHsof the aforesaid expenses the said C. F: Churehs undivided one half interest in said piaeer mining cluim will, at the expiration of ninety (90) days from this 10th day of July. 1902, be forfeited unto the said Martin Angel. and the interest of said c. P. Church in ths. aforesaid placer mining claim will become the@ property of his co-owncr, Martin Angel, who has made the required expenditures, afore-- said.
 Dated Nome, Alaska, this 10th day of July. 1909.
 MARTIN ANGEL,
 1-l63mW Co-Ownor-
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Windy Creek Placers.

Ben c. Goodman left on Wednesday evening for Windy creek. Kougarok, to look after his mining interests. Windy creek is looRing up. A miner came down last Tuesday with a $4OO poke, the result of work by himself this season on that creek.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To C. P Church:
 Notice IS hereby given you that the under. signed, Martin Angel being n co-owGer with Cape Nome Mining District. District uf Alaska situated upon that certain gulch known as Grouse gulch and being known and designated as the Angel fractional claim, has performed on the aforesaid placer mining claim, at his own
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-26

Assists oveyWorked stomachs. Try the Tomato Toner; settles the nerves and tones the stomach. Can only be had at the Busrd q Trade, Adams x Thagard, proprietors.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-26
NOTICE,

Notice Is hereby given that the firm of Sam Bayles X Co, consisting of sam Bayles and C. B. Jarrett, IS hereby mutually dissolved. Mr. C. E. Garrett retiring from the busiuisS. and Mir. Sam BaNleS cOntihuinS said business of said firm: >ai,i sam BaNlcs will collect ull dcb.s owing the hrm of sam BaylnS x O., and will pay all debts due by said firm of Sam BGyles a Co.
 SAM BAYLyS,
 C.. E. GARRETT
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Cent. Best -four, Nome Trading Co

Timothy Muldowney, the well known former proprietor of Tins Restaurant and Bakery, who recently returned to Nome, has opened . first class restau- yans and bakery, also known ss Tim's Restaurant and Bakery, in the McKln- ney bNidipg, Front Street, near the foot of Stesdman avenue. First class ser- vice and first class meals.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-26

The Pacific Cold Storage company announce the arrival of a large assort- nent of the finest meats and poultry. Eastern and Olympia oysters, salmon and halibut, Agen's butter, etc., also Roslyn screened lump coal.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-26
SHIPPING: Steamship Senator Arrived This Morning. Brought 4I Passengers, 60 Sacks of Mail and a Cargo of I,7oo
 Tons.

The good steamship Senator, Capt. Patterson, dropped anchor in the road stead at 7:30 this morning. The Sem ator left Seattle at 10 p. m., July Is. In the North Pacific she encountered two or three days heavy fog, but otherwise the voyage was pleasant. w. H. Bush, the hustling local agent of the r. C. s. $. Co.,, through the courtesy of George Taylor, of the P. P. & N. Co.,, got tug and q lighter, and by 10 o'clock the passengers, 4l in number, and 50 sacks of mail were landed safely. Had it not been for this promptness . serious delay might have arisen, as the surf has steadily in- creased all day. Tho Senator also brought 200 tons of general cargo. She IS advertised to sail for Seattle July 30, at p. m. The Senator made the last trip down in days and 20 hours, in. cluding three hours delay in fog. Following is the Senator's passenger list:
 Mrs. J. J. Cole, Waiter Holhnysworth
 Mrs.L L. HollingSworth, l.. Leftovitc.
 Leverne Swetland, U. V. Dedrick.
 Mrs Cubell Whitehead w. V. GaSkill,
 L. c. Pearce, Jack kydd
 Franke l.. Parker, !. c. Castien,
 Miss Nellie Peppin. G. L. Spangood,
 Mrs. c. E. Dickey. Mrs. R. J. Downing.
 R. F. Mcclellan, Lafc Spray.
 Mrs. Julia Underwood, R. J. Holland,
 Amos Fought, Lyman Spray
 Dr. F. P. Bellineer. Peter Nelson,
 J.C. Gaffney, George Rustrom.
 T. Cslzer, Iver Oleson,
 ". McNicon. R. M. Morrison,
 Gilbert Haney. Edw. Gunz.
 V. M Sullivan. August Gerbins.
 s.Sf. Lrsom, B. Schwartz,
 A. ~. ESson, 4. SamaSkaS,
 V. Dumer. |. A. Davidson, Ft. Bunley. -.-.
 ~ St, Paul is due to arrive from St. Michael. Sne Is scheduled to sail for San Francisco at l2 noon tomorrow. The Indiana was advertised to sail from Seattle for Nome on July IS.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-26

Gus Brown, the Loading Clothier, has received by late steeInships the finest and latest styles of Sts1on hats, soft and sti6..
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-26

Fine eo9ee . specislty at th End Restaurant.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-26

Who is the leader? Gus Bros ooUeA10 01 oD@' lurnishss.
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Fine music with your Sunday dinner Board of Trade Restaurant.
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miE CHURCHES.
CONGkEGATIONAL;.

Sunday Services:.- Morning sermon, n .. m.; Sunday school, l2 m.; Chris. tian endeavor, 6:30 D. m. ;tSong service, 7:30 p. m.; Evening sermon, 8 n m.; Prayer meetings Thursday evenings, 8 p. m. c. F.. RYBrRG, Pastor.
 CATHOLIC.
 Early morning mass, 3 a. m, and II .. m. Sermon at II o'clock.
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CATHOLIC
Doughnuts at North Pole Bakery.

You can afford to reed the. NUGGET when you can get it delivered at your Aoos for e1 per month.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-26

All kinds of lumber at Teller, s3O per NJ. See Tanner, Nomo.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-26

Have your kodak work finished right. 16mnOsd char0Ns 00c todevelop . roll.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-26

All kinds of lumber Tanners at lun Der yard,
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-26
Causssc sels for batteries at 0lese's.

Hydraulic pipeA specially at Oscar Witts tin shop.
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Wall paper, Nome Trading Co.

Shingles, doors and windows ct Tanr nsrb yard,
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Giant powder caps and fuse al OieSe's.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-26

All persons having claims prior to the 2l,t inst. against the tug kipghurst or the scOws belonging thereto are re- qu"sted to present them for adjustment at the law office of the undersi gned, No. l6 Steadman avenue, at once. Per sons indebted please call also and set tle. H. A. DAY.
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Notice.

For choice residence lots. see Binns.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-26
Granite iron ware at Giese's.

Oh, mamma. Gus Brown has the prettiest boys and children's suits ever seen in Nome, and want one.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-26

ii H. P. Union engine, complete; Ain. Maurice u pump, Sin suction; price, S600. Inquire Nugget office.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-26

FOR SALE. or rent, gasoline engines, DOS
 Front street, next P. $. w. Co. Lee & Walcott Co.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-26

| ARGE HEARINGS SAFE-Fire and burg. l. lar proof; also pairs of gold scales. Apply A. l.. Delkin, kimball building.
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Genuine Gold Seal Boots at Halp.
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SUrlrlONS FOR PUBLICATION.

H. F.. SHIELDS, Attorney for the plaintiff.
The Nome nugget., 1902-07-26

nN Front street, an alligator leather val:sc v Owner may have 1t by calling ut Nugh ct ofiice.
 FAME to U. s. roadhouse. Nome river black A mllamute dog, No. 3y9 city of Nome tag on co ar. Owner may have dog by paying expel ses an co tt of this ad. J. T. Allen C. $. rordhCIse
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-13
III gNCRElBLE vERDAD III

Inica veeda OCCASION para gasar ben e dnero en-
o supera sempre cos obsos de orc de ley
esp6nddos brlan quima me0ss pertecs
as vor Dor su expndor mpieza los vedad
luz pdaci6n per lmlacon maaV
1I0n Nna Aa1 So reQaan quisa distnga
aate Alaska de enmoa premo Ia kxPoslon DC Paris
nara cabalero orc 10 dollars Ano para cabae
ante mnv oru Aler cabaero bran uy gfus
dollars Idem bran 10 dollars Aao para sonora senO
ta br;ane orueso dollars Pendientss snor en m
dollars Pndentes para bants 10 dollars reno
Lars Pendentes Vtda
dero reealol dollars ley ehe de P4na,
esmate de Florenca brLan amero a. ~ ca;tss cara6cad d.
carsda mercancia, para l. sla do Puerto Rtco
No pdo vsnga aconpaaado ds m mPos
betes del Banco csrfcad va dscarado ben
venido efectuar e pago
Envisss nedida do anos toaado ho Il rsds del
dedo
coacedea pressataclones
nastras Gratis franco Caogo uustrado odo
mcancia dsvoera embellishments
Dss reprsaennts general dnco de socledad Orc B
uantes. -, roo ,.,,
Am Alaska Buyas, Romano, lO4 lO6 Milan Ctaa)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-13

dc ordinario y sin sospechar la
marcha de Turquesa J sin pregun-
tar nadis, 90 dirigI6, entregando
las riendas q IN criado, hasta su
habitacion. Pero allf no encontr6
mas que la camarera que le en-
trego el billete dictado Ia vfspers
por Ia noche por sir Guillermo.
Este billete produ1o en Eernah.
do Ossi 81 mismo efecto que una
detonaci6n de arma de fuego en-
Ell ofdo de IN potro. Podfs decirAe
que se encG6rSt6. Sin embargo, al
leer aquella carta en Ia que Ia fu-
gitivs pareefa estsr posefda de una
gran emoci6n, ge calm6 POGO q pceo
y tuvo 81 buen gusto de no preQun-
tar NADIA la csmareFa respecto {
los deealles y la hora de partida
de su anna. Despues Sc fue anun'
ciando que volveria por la noche
para saber 81 la sefIora hsbfa regre-
sado.
Hacfa unos dies minutes que ha-
bfa msrchado cuando lego IL via
iera.
El criado de conhanEa de sir
G0illermo 10 entreg0 un pliego
cerrado.
Tdgquesa 81 romper Ell sobre re.
conocfo la IstrR.
-Es mi maestro, pens6.
Nj maestro era Ell nombre Que
daba q sir Guillermo.
sMi querida bellRi escrihi6,-
llsgar6is probablsmente entire ocho
y nusve, mi amigo +el Vixconde
de Osmbolh elecut9 com prende
bien mis- deseos. Acostdos 6 impe-
did sacramento que Oh vea Fernan
do cue debe~c que estais au-
sente y aguardad mi vista.
aIre q despertaros entire euatro
y cinco de Ii tsrde.1
-Todo este es IN famoso imbTo.
Clio, murmuro Turquesa, y que
la sofa dc espadas me traiga des-
gracia, o que encuentre IN hombra
que me dc NAL de oio, 81 se que
pspel representa- entire estos dos
enAmorados y el por aue.
Y este aFranque dicho CON lmpe-
tu, u eoqusts, cue 40 0lviaaee
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-13

tamSs que el arma mas seria y cast
finica CD ca beldad, pidi6 I'M bano
de leche, som6 al salir ana sopA
menos ciega que la que la d10 el
sefSor Ventura, hize correr cutda-
degamente los Cortinalea dc las
ventanas y do l. alcoha, y Sc me0io
an Ia CANA en- una completa oscu
ridad Y SO durmi6 CON IN sueno
tranquilo y propio de Ia muter que
no tiene remordimientos de con-
CfenCis. Tai vex hubiera abusado
IN POGO del permiso de dormir que
le habfa concedido sir Guillermo,
si este dltimo no hubiera lido a des.
pertarla.
In efecto. brusesmente llamada
DOR su nombre, seis d siete naras
dsspues de habar dormido, Torque-
sa Sc despert sobresaltaoa y
abrtendo de pronto los o1os vio
su misberioso protector.
Sir Arturo Collins habfa sepRra.
do los oortinajes dc las ventanas, Z
travGs de los cuales pasaban los al
efmos rayOs de La luz del d1a.
La bella durmiente le vi6 senta-
no a Die Q6 Hu C@00R HA@ @@@AAOAA SO1
una nema muy inglesa.
-Vamos, pequefIa. despertemo-
nos y levantemonos.
-fAhi-diio frotGndose los oios,
- he dormido nuy bien.
-Tenemos que tratar de IN gra-
ve aaunto.
-Trat6mos!o, dito Tarquesa.
IL Este hotel te GUSTAV
II Bahl lvaya una preguntai
-1Y trssoient tos N / frances
ademas, &c convendrfanp
Turquesa alsrg6 desdefiosamen.
Ce los l&hios.
-Es POGO, - dijo, - Fernando
har& por mf mas que este.
TIE equivocas.
-SO0mos -tli1o Ia ioven irgui6n-
dose con In sgilidad do una ser.
piente.
PerO sir Arturo no tituhe6.
- Hija mia. dijo con calma, -
no themes msmoria y olvidAa ahora
one sin mi, Fernando no 10 hubie'
- eoneeiee,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-13

--lMuy bieni dijo Turquesa.-
Pero ahora supongo que os expli-
sar6ls.
-Ssobrs que:
-sobre 10 que acabamCs de ha'
Ger, pues no entiendo absolute
mente NADIA de clio.
-Yo tampoco.
Z -fBAhi
-Lo sabras todo en- Paris.
-IO6moI ago vuelvo O Pariss
Al instanbe.
-GMe RcompafIareisF
IFS indtil.
Y ell ssaor de CambClh ofrecl6 81
brsso a 10 1oven, In hiEo salir de la
posada y la Sonduio bajo el cober.
tiso on que Ia silla de posta estaba
va dispuesta despues de haber
aparentado llegar IN euarto de ho'
ra antes.
Turauesa subi6 q Ia silla.
Un solo postillon Ia conducfa.
Entonces ell sefior de Cambolh
creyendo que serfa oido por Leon
ROLAND, v0lvi6 . tomar Ia VOC que
IN instante antes tenfa y grit0: -
lHolaI position, o paso de carga
hasta Paris, sin parar, dos luisss
de proplna. z sfIsdi6; Oalle de Ia
Vile y Evequ0.
La sillA arranc6, el lAtigo chas
aue6, los cascebeles resonaron y
Turcueaa volvi6 4 tomar al gran
trOte el cRmino de Paris.
I'm cuanto MI Befior Ventura y al
senior de Cambolh, entraroD tran
quilamsnts en la posada en la que
Eenfan 6rdenes que camplir,
Nm el momento an que parti0 Ia
i6ven, Ell alba empezaba O apuntaF.
LEGO q Paris cerOa de las nueys dc
In mafIana y al entrsz S1a el patio
dc Eu hotel supp por squel ayuda
de CamaEa cue possfa tCda II con-
nanEa de cir Guillermo que el sefioT
-asi designaba el Fernando 30.
cher, acababa &c salir en aquel
inatRnte do su casa.
Fernando que habfa tornado IL
CcstnmbFs de ir o yer . su queHida
Jenpy q una bora avanERda cusndo
selss y caballo, Vine este ala eeme
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-13
ms verdad, pero

-ES TerQNus p0rO.sss
Esto quiers decir, que Fernan-
do no harA por tt mas que 10 que
lO6nlo, diio Turquess, -ano
tengo 20 81 derecho de hsesr 10 que
quiersr
No.
Este no, fu6 acsntuado tan ola.
ramsnte, que Turquesa compren'
did que tenfs que contar con su
adversario.
- Pero en- fin, dijo, -- vos no
sois su tutor. y 81 81 tiene gusto de
arruinarse poR mf....
Sir arturo go encogi6 de horl
bros.
- AhI Hsrmoss, repliO6 con
VOC melifus,IA no sOts una mu1er
de talento como ersia 20 y Oh ina
ginais cue hsgo vuestro negoc1o y
no el milo.
- Es verdad, - murmur6 mof-
di6ndese los labios, = querets una
comisi6n.
81, una comisi6n de dos millo'
mes.
Tarsuesa Sc sobresalt6.
Estais loco. 10 di1o.
-Oreo que no. repusO sir Ar
turo. - Hago negocios, ya 10 v6is.
La toven SO levant6, pdsose an
vsstido de casa y fu6 sentarsa On
un sill6n, tan tranquila, tan he-
m&tica como podia estarlo sa mis-
mo fnterlccutor.
-Ouando "a quiere demasiado,
no SO tiene NADIA. Fernando me
anna y har& 10 que yo quiera.
Pero sir Arturo no hAbf8 perdido
NADIA de su calma.
-Te equiyocas. diio, pues no
tengo que decir mas que una psla.
bra Fernando, para que no te YEA
mas. Tengo en- mis manos una do
tua cartas q Leon ROLAND.
-Puea bien, 50 10 dire t9do = me
| perdonarA.
Cir Arturo saco IN p1fial pequs-
40 de bolsillo y 10 desenvainc muy
trsnquilaments.
Vsd. dtlo este es mejoF
cue una oarta'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-13
NMPRENTA
LA DEMoCRAc1A'
Oagt1as. Puerto Rico.

OaRtiRg. Puerto R1co.
I'm esta imprenta 80 hace TO-
da clase do trabajos tipograAcos,
4 cualquier hoSa del dfa o 90 L.
MochS.
lmpresioAss 4 dos o tres tin.
Bas.
Esquelas mOrtuoRias.
Tar1etas dc BautizO.
Invitaciones para bales.
ProgramAs y Cartelss.
rar1etAs I'll minute.
PrecioJ nunca vistOs.
Personsl a:tivo 8 inteligents.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-13

auspenddoa
neaI8 Y g Carolina
m de OaEona
do 10 tsds
The Topeka state journal., 1902-01-04

and Mr.. Harry Brent were married at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. L Horton on West Seventh
street, Rev. J. d. Countermine officiat-
ing.
The Manola club gave its regular dane
ing party the same evening at Hud-
sons hall.
Thursday evening Colonel w. H. Ros-
sington and Miss Florence RosSington
gave delightful dancing party at
Steinberg's hall. Miss Ella O'Connor of
San Francisco was the guest of honor.
There were about so couples present, a
number of them from out of town.
In the afternoon Miss Gertrude Reed
entertained a number of her friends at
a thinble party at her home on jack
son street.
Another pleasant affair was the card
party given by Miss Helen Sterne in
honor of Miss Bessie Dallas of Kansas
City and Miss Gertrude Hankla-
In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Grimes gave an enjoyable dinner party
The Topeka state journal., 1902-01-04
Holiday Week Has Been One of
Pleasant Events.
Large Number Of Parties Have
characterized 1t.
GAY NEW YEARS DAY.
Number of Receiving Parties
and Family Gatherings.
Items of Social and Personal
Nature.

A brief summary of the social doings
of the past week calls to mind many
pleasant affairs, both large and small
which made the week a very gay one
socially.
Monday noon Mrs. Byron Roberts
gave an enjoyable luncheon in honor OF
her granddaughter, Miss Gertrude
Hankla of Fort Scott. The table decora-
tions were carnations and covers We're
laid for about a dozen guests.
In the evening the members of the
Four Fours card club gave party at
the home of Mrs Edward Wuerth on
Tyler street. The husbands of the mem
bers were the guests.
The largest affair Tuesday was the
dancing party at Steinberg's hall given
by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Patten and Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Fruer- The hall
was prettily decorated and several hum
dred Invitations were issued for the af-
fair
The same evening Mr.. and Mrs. Chas-
Thomas gave an oklahoma card par
ty'' as a house warming at their home
at 429 Harrison street Their guests
were the members of the Evening club
and the affair was a thoroughly enjoy
able one.
Another pleasant affair Tuesday ev-
ening was a family party given by Mrs.
and Mrs. Fred Cole at their home on
Topeka avenue.
The Bachelor club gave its regular
dancing .,arty the same evening at
Hudson's hall.
Wednesday was quite a festive day
with it's many family parties, receiving
parties and affairs of a similar nature.
In the evening Governor and Mrs Stan
ley entertained the members OF the T.
w c. A and their men friends at
musical at the executive mansion One
of the entertaining features were the
violin numbers by Miss Pearlade Pres
colt whose name was accidentally left
from the list. The others who took part
were: Mrs. Frank Foster, Mrs. Frank
Thomas, Mrs. /. S. Ferry, Mrs ]. w.
Going, Miss Esther Chamberlain, Mrs.
H. o. Garvey, Miss Helen Otis. Mrs.
Pauuin and Mr.. Schwarzkopf.
The same evening Miss Mabel Horton
The Topeka state journal., 1902-01-04
A FALL MESSAGE
TO PEOPLE WHO SUFFER
Worthy Praise for Smiths Green
Mountain RenOvatOr.

Last season the proprietors of this
splendid remedy from the hills and
valleys of the Green Mountains placed
their medicine for the first time in To
peka- The immediate and continued
success of the Renovator is the best
praise which can be given it, We do
not believe that there is a case of bad
blood, rheum atism or nervousness that
Smiths Green Mountain Renovator
will not benefit. Then it is such a per-
feet tonic, toning up the system, re-
viving and sustaining the overworked
parts of the body. What is the secret
of the curative power of Smiths Green
Mountain Renovator? Why does it
succeed when all other medicines fail2
The reason is simple-Smith's Green
Mountain Renovator contains no poi
sons or dangerous drugs such as opium,
quinine or coal tar-pure herbs of Won
derfuI medicinal value are used and
these compounded in such perfect pro
portion is what cures. Pure and free
from danger, pleasant to the taste and
appetizing it is absolutely guaranteed
to benefit or our agent viii return
your money.
The Topeka state journal., 1902-01-04
ANTIQUITIES SEIZED.
Collector of Customs of Boston Has
Confiscated Large Shipment.

Boston, Jan. 4.-As soon as the seizure
warrant can be prepared, Collector
Lyman of this port will seize about $16,-
600 worth of antiquities, which were i'm
ported to Boston some months ago and
entered at the custom house. They are
now in New York, where they have been
exhibited as evidence before the board
OF United States appraisers.
The reason for confiS-ction is the al
most extraordinary undervaluation of
some of the articles they contain. which
was only $1,000. The articles are chiefly
old church Vestments, hangingS, metal
embroideries, tapestries, etc, collected
IN different parts of the world. No Al
legation Of intended fraud in the under
valuation is made. 1t is said to have
been carelessly made in the invoice.
The Topeka state journal., 1902-01-04
L their horne on west Tenth.

at their home on West Tenth.
Mr.. James r. Wick entertained doz-
en- men at an elaborate dinner party
in honor of Mr.. John Ryan of Salt Lake
City.
Friday Mrs. J. C. McClintock en-
tertained dozen ladies at delightful
1 o'clock luncheon. Mrs. Waterman
Stone of Kansas City and Mrs. Rock
well of Junction City were the guests
of honor.
In the afternoon Miss Ethel Morton
entertained at a progressive high five
party.
In the evening the T. S. S. girls en-
tertained their boy friends at a party
at the home of Miss Edna Herbst.
The Hyperion club gave it's regular
dancing party in the evening at Stein
berg's hall.
This afternoon Mrs. A. w. Dana and
Miss Whiting gave an informal thimble
party in honor of Mrs. Henry Steven
son and Miss Jennie Price.
Miss Ethel Morton gave second card
The Topeka state journal., 1902-01-04
FOUR WOMEN POISONED.
Ate Candy Accidentally Saturated
With Embalming Fluid.

Altoona, Pa, Jan. Awhile the bodies
OF William and Frank Allison, twin
sons of John Allison, of near this city
We're. being prepared for burial on
thursday, a bottle containing embalm-
ing fluid was spilled, at sink and
some of the liquid, unknown to anybody
saturated some candy in one of the
drawers. Friday Mrs. Allison's sisters,
Viola and Rose Ickes, and her grand
mother, Mrs. George J. Noffsker, ate
some of the candy and became violent
~ Ill The women are still in a serious
condition and it is feared they will not
recover Mrs. Allison also ate some of
the candy and is very ill All are bad
" burned by the fluid.