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The Nome nugget., 1902-08-13
Geld Pun Claims Are
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Gold Hun, Aug. ' TA-t week .lo creek reached tne h..".- eater mark of the laoI to -'a-o.,. a..@ '.o r,,GI1 of which c,u hp.u.u .ac va.'a l,a2.u of tho creek. tn- io.n. ou %a. i. above Ia.Gcu', uua j'..: ar..hoj r.- nai.r@ ' ' cWea.s', C.. .ar rrt,.o1-. Hieh watr and ho4 ho.,'.I H.o ,I@ iXos l.r two dass lu,..&.h.-h 1a'yr put them on, ,rr F.. -.-oa. Ta"> have spent 90 much l'ro i' oo',jar ready t.t ta.y hn, ... tic hs. 'o t,y':ir i. a.,in.
 Ido,pn aud pgH.2H oa %a . a',y. ahcvo'eu iu.J 'hc |. .,. s.' Six hours, and al then dead woih va, v.-r-1 away by tlo higl water. H-H~: aaV- son l:- given up mi ~"oo {, aol< .or Dr @leau with Iii, thawcr, while D1n- can i- >tiu haa-ia ,H 70 .r. . ,.. ing to get ou. 4 little ready uouoy t. iot himon hi+ feet. i:r h.-}ha- -..u}3lh> of ,hc Who.e yH"., la. lo ha, worked hurG .tUd bong 'o open up tbr c',ims oH which he has lays.
 Jacl; Sullivan. md Captain 'ammoud were a week scrapin2 eff thr gravel the high %atel Gci'1-,',.& r,' theirc.aiut and in the cut tlc% age {. king aut.
 Martin Corl,, $ ,iuic.Ha on ,ha ul- per naf of >'. 6 al',y and ia ,atiu. out q Iiulc money. bat nas a yer, s.a.. space oWio. to tin Florence claim talk inc most of the uppc? end ot lao riaiin
 No. abo,r i, tlhing yut geo1 pay and the owners have '3kc1rout Giijr q few tlouianl doH@r+ this ,ea,ou: -1 pans are common on thi, claim. and Ar. Ne>tor, one c! the o"HeIs. rAo La, q Jay on the claim saya ta2 claim will produce more gold .hs year than it has for the }ust ,'7", |, aaa reported dor- ing the ;sll of i,JJ that this claim pro dured some s-l.JU0. and ia,' year about $i0,co ,o 1t i- sale to predict -.e,trJ for thi, years outnu,.
 1ci!ert and Cib.oa have .otWl,t,l their water ditch, and have tue }atcr from discovery claimon Alder c"e.k on the hill back. cf the city, 10 r,rli,n water to the hcnchoe being opened up of Nos, and $.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-13
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'i.ei.@S !, ..clrnia ::i1 HdESAoc : ..M Bill G'tf7r Alaska q
 Do.4guis- in Compress.

A},.la '. no N4..-r Friend 'a cougu r.,u Drw ,.,a.a'no 1rau,is ". ca.opan, ot "a h9s,uu state. lt YVES Mr. 'n,hmau 3 F.. ra.jrcj and utuoa.-.. " bill t,.e N.o..a g. d.'..at. !. ...-re,. -aa t.at .l s.i.,d ~a- o. 5.a., of A'..
 lAa 'erto ..' 0iyi,iH,un. of tl.~ ci;$, wr,ta at Tacoma under da:c cf Jat .l t.. >u,Amau .al,:
 F! h,yr lU,t re-. ."i aHr %inJle'tcr Q. cong .'atiola ..@ @... !l'a.a.4 la. cuc,".ou so.. oi the tome AC@l~r. r goes wit ou saying . am }-r, grateful to you.
 '!Iegagoirt my speech again~, the rules of .,o :,J.e of ,-;G,-'ntatiyo-, | thank !o4 very much .r your ospt.-- ,ion1 Of ap, rovai. 0nro the hiu~ on which worked ike d slave last winter was the bin to give AiH-sa delegate iu tAe hn. N of rypre,tut"li.rs. ! drew the bil. and wrote a .u@thy report, both of wh,c. .G,. woI :. Then 1 can ya~~od tae hou,c ara 'puud | caoi6 easily r.-'nr . l.aiurjt. who would vote foe IT,, J.l1; but ..a'j not gct i, before ti .,o ,o be ,.n-'dWpd. uu may -a, 'a iA" bo'I that aal "oin4 to pa-, tHu t.lI nc-a NIu,rea' the ~hor, -c,-.ou ." .ia@o ~ill l., riot"
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-13
Battle Gf T,aaiS.

Buffalo, x. Y, Auy The Great Northern elevator, a!aci'y %oGa,9o1 ba~hcl, ha, Withd!a%u trom the West crn !.lcyating A,~a.iat on 1lEa Great Norjhem elevator ], oaued ny the int .e.'s coat .ol.5 l.. l.noe J. llilL
 Thy H..aarava. q. ta. Great North cru from E. 1,t..n .ls..iuE .'ss.- citation w., fa.'.t. mmo4atcly hy di.,wimi.lt.ou ou t!.aut ot The rar- roaG- "oosroaalh J.. Ean lci 5ilt ii- tcr,-,, a..in.. lu. ,7,a, homherG. In bl~7f 4- t,, '~ul.ial. a tight ]. nowon uotwaru... r4nlelbnt inter- o7.- and @a' , lH
 The v.'...t .u. .ae ;ta4r North c.A t, sa.# ,p ,c u.' to thr taija.c to ggnco .ara la, inc rerccn;ase, to bo aao@cd ,o os elevator. l. i, said tl.at Daa Great Narr!'ctri wanted more than lo iha 'ea5 wiling ;p allow.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-13
A....,>,,' i(, About 5 or p Men i11
 lie District. Reco:der '. ''es [. Gay Will De velop { iailas or Iu;tle Greek
 Ncyt }int.G,

Charles r.. Gay, recorder of Arctic district, was in tuvn yesterday from \rctic creek. The" are ljor 20 u.u in that section prepa'iog for work. Mr.. Gay left yesterday for his headquartcr, with a big outfit. 'o will develop his claims next winter, as they are winter digGings.
 But very little work has been done in that section, although a few men have been prospecting there for the past two years. Mr. Ga! however, believes that Tuttle creek. which was named for Capt. Tuttlo, Of ihe revenue cutter Bear, will prove u producer when properly developed.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-13

.an% man knows .it aud he is not per mi''ih. r.f.'".j + to grow very ioNur,auJy ,o hi> vicinity.
 IHrc.a .ac.t of iW2 iaean,- tha- 'h" "'y lenders. .laaa, l'lmt, quay ftrt.raHt .a.iooufs, ar" uot foolish cno#.h 'p l,.rar5j.e the chances Of part, sp',..- ju thr election, ,hj, fall bt .@.Hg to nforca an endorsement of -he president Of the n,tcd states. An etft ou,m ga.- nothing The con .rnrou witch drafted and adopted those cordial gzrres fen. of apW5val of the preeiJert'- course don't select & single delegate 10 the national convcu- ton. Such an enforcement in iau3 means simply a desire on the part of thc ipauer, to hold the party firmly torcthor, Tn lo1t similar ;@rdn NSu the part -Of the various stat" corycu- ton, will mean delegates. but thprc are nearly tGo year ahead of us before the statc conventions of iHGl will be called to order.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-13
BIAS H. 7
Remains of Alex. Pat
 terso'l Found.
Patterson Was br0whed Last September ir kotzebue
 Sound.

The arms, heal and. part of the body of man were found last Thursday by George Scshon about five miles from the mouth of the Keewalik river. Tho remains were identified by the clothing as those Of Alex Patterson, who was drowned on September 2l, last, in Kotzebue sound. hs'
 S A. Pepper, who was just leaving Keewalik when.the news was received, gave orders to have the remains col lected and given decent burial. ..,,
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-13
Wall paacr. %amc T"j.aa Co.
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The Nome nugget., 1902-08-13
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Frank Whaling Probably Lost on tie Trail.
Jeff Ccuati. June z for Caa4ia
 Witl, ". P, Watson...Tu.y i'' Became Separated.

< &ronll. WhaIin@, who. with F. ?. Watson, left. Council fly about Juno - iol' taadl6 creek, by way ef Fish river, is Ssieval to have p.,i.1cd ,n the'iqil.
 : on shc trail Whaling became ~cper- ated from Watson. hoth men Gry.ou,i! having lest their bearir2s.. Watson wandered around for da}- sting a, best he could on wild berries, and finally reached Port safety, from whence he wrote to (. B. Bristol, O! Nome, rol4tipx- the disappearance of WhAling. F}onl the time Watson and Whaling became separated the former saw no trgce Of his compliiQn, although he searched as best he could. Watson is still at Port Safety.
 Mr. Bristol knows WhIliug', family well. They live in St. Louis. Whaling wa, about 30 years of age aad un- married.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-13
Vii lnaEe Nome.

Stewart Carter, the popular mGnag ger of the Standard Oil O., is to leave Nome to enter business in san Fran cisco. He will leave many friends in
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-13

Assists overwoiked stomachs. Try the Tomato Toner: settles the nerves and tones the stomach. Can only be had at the Board of Trade, Adams & Thagard, proprietors,
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-13

Chcap,- doors and windows. Cline oil & l'aia. Co.,, 520 'ront street. Gct our prices bc.5rr buXiug.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-13
AnGtIicr nilh.

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The Nome nugget., 1902-08-13
NOTICE q. GAis+.

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 iii.. .r ...W sp. | o". tu' i.'ih "i hos creek iu. HhGI' ttv.,i' 'uItnol 'r,rj."oH! lu' on $ one -t..,t iu ..'ar ooa..I'p 'ir' rrrr ri-.
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 Na-',a, l4l"iu,n- ou C. cost .aa h.If ."t u',n"a fly l.luf '-Dl.
 No.'r, l. therefore hereby given Lla or tho 18th ua, of .rt'lG n;, ly' ut ln o'ulQcl. ul.
 gt ta, iiolt t,ur of ,2 ol'sc pt the Y, :. con- missioner iu and for saii :cciu.t, iN Nome
 All. h!. | ti!i. in Ooe,iit:co to a4id order, sell the aboy described pr"ra .e- nj pubic rfrdu" to N.H highest and hes hiGd 'r thcrefor for cash Dated Nome. AlH-}ld Au.us' l., lHr,. NORMAN q. TOPRIsCS B. 8Ju " Administrator G; said estate.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-13

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The Nome nugget., 1902-08-13

The Pacific Cold Storage company annrihce the arrival of q large a>~ort- ment of the finest meats and poultry. Eastern and sOlylhpiG oysters, salmon Agents butter, etc, also Roslyn screened lump coal.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-13
Caustic soda for batteries at Giesc's.

Glass, all sizes from 10x12 to 40x60. Cline Oil & Paint Co.,. 520 Front street.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-13

All kinds of lumber at Teller, SEQ p"l NJ. sssIaoncr, Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Tn inc United States Commissioners Court for
 Nome precinct, District Of Alaska, S.cond
 division. before Hon. Y. Nj. Reed, esq. U E.
 t0mnis> lOuur and ES-Olirio Probate Judge
 in the matter of tAe estate of Gott.red Sun. dccn dcCi dSc6.
 Notice iN hereby given that the undersigned. P E LNrp has been appointed administrator oI tho estate of GOttfricd Sundeen. deceased. Creditors and Nl persons having claims against the dect''scd arc hereby rhotiiiedto present then with tEC ucCtss ary vouchers within six months from tho publication of tis notice to the under signed at his office. 37i Front street. over the \. ". tommerelA Io ia the City Of Nome, Nome precinct, District of Alaska. k. T. LYING, Administrator. l C.-M. THLLANp,- -.s 1 Attorney for Administrator. Date of first publication July l6, lsos >kN
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-13

Glass, from SXio to 36x0O, at Giese's,
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-13

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The Nome nugget., 1902-08-13
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The Nome nugget., 1902-08-13

Schell, the icwcler, will be pleased to have all .hs old patrons call, and new ones will be courteously received, at his pew place e business, 294 Front street, next Nj. D. Samuels.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-13
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The Nome nugget., 1902-08-13
Flows and scrapers at Giese's.

Try plain or Turkish bath at Elite Baths, foot of Hunter way.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-13
Count EofselleS Drowned.

Just hrior to the sailing of the Saddle from iyeewalis last Thursday, report reach(kd that place that Geo. Forselles,
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-13
Wagon poles, shafts and spokes at
Oiant powder caps and fuse at

Wall paper, Nome Trading Co.,
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-13

Brl",' nur,u }n.r ..s,' .. clrg. or..' hin r.f.r fnIA u "iii nta -.c 9Ct l. ,auJ 7ltl, uc.t li D. : r...- co.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-13

An kinds of lumber Tanners at mm- Der VI Sd
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-13

Greek freighting, Rowe Transfer, 425 FrSnt street.. next. California Cafe.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-13
.tuNhing :" -,eD'-..,' ,o!E. O..a" ,t I.t. front D.. cp,,. >ocadman.

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Shingles, doors and windows at Tan ueS.s $ yard.
The Nome nugget., 1902-08-13

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The Nome nugget., 1902-08-13

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-02

Toward the end Judge Vail became so discouraged that the son was afraid that he would call halt on the experiments on the very eve of success. For weeks ho did not dare mention telegraph in the presence of his father. Then for other weeks he avoided him altogether, taking his meals at the house of his brother-in- law, Dr. Cutler, and keeping out of the
 By the end of the year Vail and Morse saw that their combined efforts had won week while they raided the millinery shops for every foot of available copper wire, which was then largely used in making the frames for high poked hats. ventors decided that their machine waa in perfect working order. william, go up to the house and invite father to come down and see the tele- Baxter.
 The boy ran out without his coat. and in his shop clothes burst into the sitting room, where he. found the judge seated
 wei. Wiiliam?' he demanded.
 MT. Alfred and Mr. Morse sent me to. ask you to come down and see the ma" chine work" he replied, joyfully.
 The judge hurried to the works ana was soon in the experimenting room. He wrote a message on a piece or paper you can send this and MT. Morse can read it at the other send shall be con" vinced."
 A few moments later Professor Morse handed him the message. word for word. It read, "A patient waiter is no loser
 A few days later they boxed up the ma- chinery and went to New York and Phtla- delphia. where they gave exhibitions, which drew great crowds, They went to Washington and laid the matter before Congress- In time there came an appro- priation of $3O0O0 to build an experimental line. and, with his colleague, Professor Morse, Vail was appointed Government superintendent.
 He was responsible for many improve ments on the original telegraph machine before his death in Morristown on Jan. 19, 1859. At that time Amos Kendall, Postmaster General, the counsel for both Morse and Vail, we'll as their friend and associate, declared: If justice be done, the name of Alfred Vail will for ever stand associated with that of Samuel F. B. Morse, in the history and intro duction into public use of the electro magnetic telegraph
 Morse, the poverty-stricken painter of portraits and the struggling college pro- lessor, became a rich man before his death striking evidence of this came the other day when his involved estate was settled up after thirty years. He had left fund of s1,O0O for an annual medal of scholarship to New York Uni- versity.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-02

that Alfred Vail's father, Judge stephen Vail, from whom most of the financial support must come, might question the inventor. While there 1t was arranged that he paint several portraits of the Val family. This was a tactful way of sup plying the profess prs pressing pecunlary needs. The visit ended in contract which gave Alfred Wall a quarter interest in the Invention In return for supplying the funds to tske out patents and mau- facture a working system.
 The story of the telegraph between this point and the first successful operation tails come from the written record of William Baxter, who Is known in the me chanical world as the inventor Of the Bax- ter engine Then he was boy Of ID years of age, and workman in the fac tory. It was necessary for Vail to have assistance in his work, and Baxter was selected because of his proved ability to keep his mouth shut.
 A room in the Speedwell Iron Works was set apart and placed under lock and key. There for many months val ana Baxter worked away, success varying with failure. Inventors of today Know nothing of the trials they suffered through lack of material and absence of any pre- vious experimenting along similar lines.
 The first machine constructed at Speed we'll was substantially a copy of Morse working model, though it was made Of metal As the weak points developed Vail began to draw on his own inventive faculties. The pencil used by Morse was found to render indistinct copy, so Vail invented a fountain pen which registered dots and dashes. These new characters showed him the possibility of an alpa- betical code, and this is how he worked 1t out, acc ording to MT. Baxter:
 His general plan was to employ the simplest and shortest combinations to represent the most frequently recurring letters in the English alphabet and the remainder for the infrequent ones. For instance he found that the letter e oc- CUTS much more frequently than any other letter. and accordingly he assigned to 1t the shortest symbol, a single dot
 After going through a computation in order to ascertain the relative frequency of the occurrence of different letters Tn the English alphabet Alfred was seized with sudden inspiration, and visited the office of the Morristown local newspaper, ed out for him in the type cases of the compositors.
 Tn this statement I have given the true origin of the misnamed Morse al- phabet, the very foundation and corner stone of new system which has since become the universal telegraphic lan- guage of the world
 All this effort toward the perfection of detail took time and Judge Vail was be- ginning to grow impatient. It did not help his temper to hear the comments of his neighbors. These hardfisted ter sey farmers could see no possible chance of sending words and sentences over wire. stand how any money could be made from the telegraph. even if it was successful. They laughed at Judge Vail and called him a fool olet his ''college brained" son part him from wealth gained by years of careful industry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-02

him? Has he money? Above all, has he work awaiting him?
 The want of work is declared to be the principal cause of crime. and to deny an ex- convict the opportunity to work is not only heartless, but dangerous. The Prison Associa- tion stirs itself first toward providing honest work for it's charges This Is not such diff cult matter as might be imagined. There are numbers of business men who are willing to employ released convicts recommended by the Prison Association. One popular restaurant pro- prietor in New York makes 1t almost a prin- ciple to give reformed men employment. He has had dozen of walters recruited from Sing Sing and Dannemora
 The first job is commonly looked upon by the men temporary. They remain in it long enough to earn a reference from their pioyer, and then they seek another place. where their record Is not known. The last barrier between men and society is broken down when this is accomplished.
 Sometimes employment is offered through friends of the prisoners. The Association care fully investigates these cases, and decides whether not the offer is bona fde one and also whether the environment is good. An instance is cited where convict was offered work by a large Broadway concern. and was supposed to have been given and exceptional chance. The Association sent investigator to enquire how the man was getting on. He was told that the doing excellent work. but that he was not in the establish ment at the moment. This happened several times. and it transpired at last that he had never been given a days employment. The pretence was made simply to oblige the con- vict's family.
 Prisoners released on parole are not always allowed to leave the prison unless they have employment waiting for them, and these are nearly all first offenders, minor crim- inals, it is quite easy matter to find places for them. It Is believed by the Association that this course is better for the convict than send ing him to home refuge, where he ciates with his class. Food and shelter are given by the Association whenever 1t is necessary. and clothes, tools. etc. are furnish ed when required Men sometimes sent to distant points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-02
 Lost Reason After
 LaGrippe. Daughter Had Fre- quent Spasms. Dr. Miles Nervine Cured
 Them Both.

Dr. Miles Nervine is a specific for nervous disorders. It removes the cause and effects speedy and permanent cure.
 q feel it is my duty to let you know that your medicines have cured my little girl of nine, of spasms. She commenced having them at the age of three. Our family doctor said she would outgrow them but she did not. We took her to another physician who said her trouble was epileptic fits in mild form. He did her no good either. She was so nervous she could hardly walk. As 1 had already used Dr. Miles Nervine and found
 it good remedy for myself l commenced giving it to my child. l gave her Tn all ten bottles of the Nervlne and one o4 the Blood Further. That was over two years ago and she has not had an attack since we com menced the treatment. She is no longer troubled with nervousness and we consider her permanently cured. 1 enclose her pie ture. My mother-in law lost her reason and was insane for three months from the effects of LaGrippe. Six bottles of Dr. Miles Ner- vine cured her. My sister has also taken 1t for sick headache with good results. We all thank you very much for your good medi- cines and kind advice. 1 don't think there is any other medicine half so good send my daughters photograph so that you may see what a sweet little girl lives out In Arkansas" "-MRs. HANNAH BARRETT, Sprinsdale, Ark.
 All druggists sell and guarantee first bottle Dr. Miles Remedies. Send for free book on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address Dr. Miles Medical CU., Elkhart, Ind