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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-22
} oUIRN TIaNE IA cuLpAP

QUEEN EtElNE LA GOASFAg a.
Ell nundo esta ueno de enferme.
dades y dolores. 0uien tiene Ia
culpa2 Yodo el mundo; p0r con.
siqniente menndo Ia 1aifa es dc
ellos lnisRos pero Is question A.
premiante es 10 que Sc ha de ha-
Ger, como Sc ha de aliviar como
curar aue Herfa de nososr0s 81 no
se encontraran medios para comba-
tir la erfermeaadg NaEnraIfnente,
Ia arfegnhadad nos deskr0 aria v el
mundo quedarfa desp0hlad0. Hasta
que aprendam0s Ia mAzlera De evil
tar ias intermediates, senamos que
agradecer que p0seelnos los medios
de abatiTlas y euraTIag despues ie
ser atacad0a, cuandOs semejanza
de nm saiyaie con 81 hacha levan-
tada, Sc presents quitavnos Ia vi
da. Especialmento neeezitamos an
tFatamianto SECURE : vioIanto para
esas afeccionas Quo SO hap hecho
nmiversaless que se presenter en- ca
da pals y elimlas = Que daaeian In
pobre huManidad an tOaaa Las es-
facinneg del afd0s og neferimos &
tales afecciones come Clor6sis, Res !.
friadus. Debilidad NeTviona. Afeccio-
nes de Ia Garganfa ] Pulmones, asi
como Lac one especi aImente afeckan
& lag nluieres r nifi0a. Para eatass la
PREPARATION E1ss gVAssp POLE
Sc aproSima "a verdadero especi,
Ae0 mSs qua ieT renesaio que
haska ahQg So a suhSerto pog
ta Ser Eeea Como lA
xmsnk = ssfssa tf6n@ E$s@ ssssssssffs4is fsS ssx,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-22
! ClJARTEL GENERAL DE
IA PIlLICIA In uLAR
De PUERTO RICO
oRDEN No. 10

&
Los siguienbes individuos han side
nombFados para guardias de la Policfs
Iusular. u serEir6n I'M tempo discre
ci6n de la COnniai6 6n de Ia POlicfa Knsu.
lar, con la aprobaci6n del Honorable
Gobernador de Puerto Rico:
Cos De Sane Juan:
Amador Salgsdo7
Aureliano Serrano1
EOS Isidro ZaVala
Jorge Gimenez s
Jer6nimO Rivera
1f Jose A. Rivera
jose Torres
joss Rodriguez
M Eduardo Cruz
i Leoncio Rivera
Luis YaIIecilIo
MarCelino Saldafa
fasIFl Manuel Torres
Pascasi0 Sanchez
Ramon g. Garcia
Tomas Rosa
81 De Ponce.
Jaime julia
Jose B. Coll slait ara
592 i Luis Booauegra
De Moroviss is
Florentino Colon
Francisco Rodriguez
SaBaTfns (0YderO
De Hunaca0; 4#
e sa Carlos Mota
s Carlos @. Garcia
De Cayey:
aIa ql RomnaIdo D6vila
aCalixto Noaueras
De Mayagiez:a .
.aE juan r.. Poll
Obdulio Lopez
De Juncos: 109 d
4 Bias G Martinez
EngFacio q. Gonzalez
De Gaguas:
Pedro }. Morales
{T Gandido Roman
De Aguadilla:
Manuel Terreforte
Norberso Marxuach @
De Barranquibas
RaIn6nG G. Montes
De Carolina.
Francisco Ramos
De Naguabo: jhJg
i Alejandro Garcia
\ De HatiIlO:
Antonio Monrowsau
De Rio Piedras
Monserrate Amador
De San Germ6n:
Leocadio Soto
De Bayam6n:
Jose Contreras
De ToasBaja:
Felix Escudero
De San LorenzO:
Sebastian Aponte
De Nega-Alka:
Ramon M Reyes
De Vega Baja:
Segund0 Conception
De Yabucoa:
Rafael Antique
De COneffO:
Juan F. Teruel
De Rio Grando.
SandaIio Alfonso
De Fa5araos
Cornelio Ayala
De Cialss
Rafaea NegrOni.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-22

OCTUBRE 2l

jose Pique. por aIterar la paz, 2
dollars. $50 as sss eaa
sIuana Reyes, pDr i'd id dollars.
Carmen Males. por id id 2 id.
Ines Franco, por id id 2 id.
Paula Colon. por id id 2 id.
Juan Perez i BelSn Rodriguez, por
id ii, absueltos.
Juan Cintron, abuse de confanzs,
90 diRs.y
3 Ignaoio Castro. in1Faeci6n ordenan-
zas municipales, absuelto.
Tomas Moreno, por alterar la paz,
absuelto.
Il Clara Avil6s, por id ID, absueIta.
RosaEa Garclas por ID id dollars.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-22

y Industries puertorrIqueffas
aPEQUExA A AgTILI4Aa ~ aPOIs0 EORTEs
FdbrIeas aa hshldas eaEhnaaladss. Ietukn 2e.
SAN JuAN
USAM0s: Fflfr0 PASTEUR-
xtractoa de frptaa,

"a < .
aanl ~ AztlcAT @ranuIada.
Nuestyos m0dernos aparatoa fneron
constrnidos por Ia casa John Matthews
de New York, Ia primera del mundo..
Estes aparatos producer al gaa car
h6nico as5snaso1ag gesate patr0.
Nuestgos envaees son lavados u en-
juagados s mAQuinas " t0das son rnovii-
das por fuerza eI6ctriea.
[0s9p0 pista hace roQanaos una ri-
sta 6 nueskro local, donde tenderness
mucho guato en- nlOgtrar nuestraa na6-
quinas proceed edimientos
inonadas gen ngibre, framhuesa. zar
zaparxlAa. chinas pifia, erena.
Todo entreaado. asi como STONES.
6 dornicilio.
75fa la selGs Los naiaEnOs pr0asic-
to- preGios n0deKados, en- harrles.
TeIefono 30. S7
ROdgsgasez, arrnacEubicol
~. RSgs9a0 linaenierO industriaI
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PROGRAMA

10. Pas0doble con c0rnetas 6 peti-
ci6nl ~Ila Guerrillas Tizol.
90. DANA <La EbreaS b. Dneiio.
80. Sinfonia Ella AmistadS B. Due
40. Gran narcha de las xAntor-
ches> Meyerbeer.
50. Entraacto de la opera SPhile-
mons a. Raccies.
so DAMS de las eBaeAntess Gon-
nod: :.--
70. ~Yap> Mazurka extravaganza
con variaciones de clarinete. A.
Milpager. 4
80. Pasodoble torero <La GiraIda
de SeYillaD.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-22
81 R ~

MaIana viernes por La banda de m1-
sica sJuYentud del ComercioS que di
rige ell professor Tizol, 60
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-22
50 CaIehI6 HI lltuado d IuIeI0
contra 81 maestro do
que sslTops6 alli 1 lllIl0.

Uno' de los seis gobernaclores
de Puerto Hico, 81 cSiehre Mr.
LIndsaYs d o que tel Juex de
Eax 10 e0npcer dal hes
cE1o N las b Cias se eleparon
al Honcra 3ge ttprneN. ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-22
En- Uiuada Id ds ser fenatada
paT una bIGOea Que So deba
al FIsCO, una IlBTnOsa fIaGa
LA MORAL ETUYO DE UTUA.
DO TAMBIEN- DICE Ell CO.
RRESPONSAL
Tn niflo a cOnsectAencia de una
cairaa. se disloc6 ka brazo

de natestro cOrregponsa1. J
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-22

Octubre 90. --En las escuelas Sc es-
tan utilizando los ibros del curse an
terror.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-22

Z lIzIlllleI all.l-..Il. .Roarlalleg
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-04
ALASKA
 INCLUDED Az A!l.AIaSkan MarCOni Tele egraph System. MIl.l. EE ERECTED Rates Vii, Ee Nu.l Less TIan ThO.e of Land and
 Cab.e Lines.
WILL EE ERECTED

New Y TX, Nov. }.--Tl Narconi Wireless Ttn, r h O., 0 Ameri a, is now tnab,rd to outline IL, for a pan-A a-llan ~trvi Q, Whi u in it's scope will excel an, of the otI CTS already undertaken. All of tie ia portaut points of the coa will e onne, ted wi b a base at eun Fran C tot this pui- pose d con IT. t. Il stall tiau i uecee- >rry, and a tAljUu like that [ Glace tay. un thc hlld Ii will e erected. CT ii no taN, alre dE been s,ture on la q sites. wi he glent tral sta ii Il at Sau Fan, isco It i, the lnten- tiou lo ( tai fish onlLuni ation with tue Sand ic isl nds, where the ,om- any al eaIA q st ii. $. It is also in the gen ia la t,Ne n Guam and ter D iot, nece lA 10 reach the phI, pines.
 Propositions have teen re eived b! lhe Ma,coui Wireless lele raph Co.,, of America, to ,on @ y n Il Ameri- can Dc, A lusk t,e Illte tales Ihis will supple ,nt t e Iinr he q! established in thc terruory. be pt'- jecte ire from West, ID Alaska V i'll connect he Inhon r!ver country with
 e,t tt. atQ lt. ;dv nlagts to the poo pc Uf lLc a,t are app aren't. Ibe rates will uatura ly be les, than tho ., uI the cable ana and lines, becaurc oi he ch' dpIt 5, of iu~la.iallru aud ea- luajuteuancc.
 Prop sltiors ha a aso been receive to connect -ib' ria with tii line whoat comm' rciaI advantages must prove "i vital imI ortance in tht develop Il ent C the great territory aud rAe com le1- ciaI life If tI.e ,0a { cit cs.
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Slc naively tells him his mrtl,er wi l do that for him. and she " akc- the re- Ques' herself, quick VI rd- ben. ,p ken by boi h. orler> and rtfu>al> in quick succession following. So n q ru->rl be- gin~, the " Il resi9tin. in every way possible In real ca nest she tres to escape from every part Q: he hu. II $ is a iar-e, str uG siri she -"lrc- the, has the best Of it. She c,cdUis anI erie, and her tears flow freely. fer hair b.,t me~ dj~hevole and lhc hl~ba d-t'-h UCn seiI, - it in his -trUt r hands an drag her thtUuAh u long, winding passage, leading ou of lle h [, the y.rl s,'ra ching. ti2h ing and cry ing like Il tlg e<s. During this st emu us performance the spec atorS are qu e. Not wOId is spoken by any 'ne eX- ccp the principals She is dragged in this manner to her new home and pushed in he door, rhe long pt,>age to tue hat nor hlvinr b on comp e'cd aS yet. wi h 1ut c., '" shr srA'@ ri-ht to work, an -nOu I'd, m'rr a,-i.ta, Cc than he reedS, The hut iI lii'td 10 overn " az. D une lamps rr ljl 'n beth sides of the hut. The skins are laid down. the seal i> be ng sh me l. bluhher and game ae being brought in and every preparation is being made for feast. The late resisting bride is now busy among the girls of her own age, testing and laughing. One who had not seen her teals and heard h r screams few minutes hefole. would not think that she had been an unNil- ling bride. her di>heveled hair being the only indication of d struggle.
 The rra ting beg IT., and if game is plentiful it continue, 'or several als, and " hen it over 10th 'h [ mil es f the 'ride anl gr oom m ve in with tic young couple.
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George Nats9n Differs
 With Nr. McCoSkrie.

In cop n.1ni : 'o TIT! NUGGET
 'cor-. Na n., lhc wcl-,,u Wn d. iN.er of V t. an rho .Nrrir (. " '9, take, str"ug cN'rpt'"n to'Mr. N'Co.- kric's af" icle entitled 'iI0u l. 'e f the E-'imo," which was rubj h'd n u eChri,tml ed .ou"f tli;ncu~2,r'r.
 Mltsou ha- lived lG wears in the nnrjh hytw on Nome 3nd th" uu"h f t'p NrK nz'c r'ver. re hH~ unt vc vic The cx. rp'iOu wh ,h he takes to Mr. McCo -krja'S article are relative to ihe ma, ner in which q young native v0o~ q b'i}c. Watson says he never goes out pto the hills and srer dS five day,, or any time to prove his powers of endurance: Il eye i-. he s9NS l. ,rch rrmon'ir h"htvior ,n 'le rat "t the vorl3-b- Er om.
 ''a-un alS, 3,e ~ ha' '.ai .ot- mt shay h;S lcad 2It4 h. ~ {. die-. nor | e. d widow i'#i 2 h ar, nd her waist. Tho mal E-llitU >bates ih~ top ot his hta ad 70 keep it cool. ant fer no other reason. The lahret- thtou. h the cheeks and the SlriI es an the rchino, which arc of'el cen, e eria ll on t!c fa'e of females. denote the tribe or family 10 which they belong
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-04

one If th' se !,u nle apt to lose | i, trade and latu naHe; he will ave id Ncu and go on tt juurney oi several days to trade elsewhere. They differ some what fr'm the natives of the Arctic and l}crinw ei shores jn th-.r burial rites and marriage cu~tUn.s ani C re- monies. When Il male chi l. D n the mcther x vi.itei hy the n.oiher- who have 4it babies, and the! cXprc , , the ihh tu mate the.r girls with the boys. as ~uon a~ lhe mother of the boy macs her >e ectiOu. f om ain ,n@ the man! applicants. When this i, done the two fami es have d great feast, and all are Vt l, ome tr me and parjaie. The relatives of the two famil G bring different kinds of game, and the duration of the feast depen is ulon the qu,ntity of game in the camp.
 In >o.ne instances he newly married bride is large enough to carry her in- As the years go hy they are not i.- norant re.aring their relations to- ward zach thtr. The boy s' eS on the ice wit ] lati,e nt au .ari, aa.. he be-. ius to use a cog whip as soon a- he can walk: son cLimes snow dog is nude d tie young ter soon becomes an expert in the use of the terrible whip. At from If to l6 years he catch es his frt seal. Then, and not until then do his dutieS as a husband begin.
 He build, q snow hut. and in his work he is ably assisted. When the house is fni,Ae l. different kin Is of lurs are thrown in fer heuding. He then goes to find his promised ma e. He find, her at her home i4l, O. ani it k sure to be well tilIed with re ativcs an frieud-. He enters and tells her tn go anl pre- pare his home and cook his supper, ell ing her he has everything in waiting,
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h tine United -.atc '..... ...a.~ ....e JLu... Dt, .,.,!, i3.>, .r, e, .,...l,l. John B. t.ha'4'4. p.-in' ,-., ,. l.. 1 ..,d n q lCu ,aut.
 .E ,h.'l. m" of h. Uu;.cd .>'G;., o' America, tu II N u,. lI. the - ,I,:ia..u.." "-I. "... NoJ.-lc hctCu. ~luUrul,. d aI. ruI.,t.u.,''' - he ami appear ur.u!t the Huar...i-l,'G. d JIr'l " ol ,hy p".C" in .uI Tor t'li.n zen p.'stt.. [. tt llul". in .I I',tiiJt uf Ai-,j>.. Wlth': thlr.y days at'r tE" crnp.clicL ui thr feuud tI Li"' rUniC .tOu ot thI~ tnluH~ a~ lIrtt i.I..l' % -' ; 1o,..I tu-"ti: Within .ii-., "4,~ .ti. g .i.' iIih d., Ui l4Ir h. ',. ttuu .s,,o z tn" co.nl4.lui 'l the ii if h. rplH. or lurGrCu. for Walt tnrr'- Cl Wi4l br taken HEtu.~t &uu. and }UJy are IIr- thcr iutl!icl that il NoU TAl tU th~Atr tGv Oulu- lltut of th' plaintiff h"rrIn wi n.n tj" tilGi' @toIr>Ito, Dam iu will app.N io ti' above rA- tjt Cutn for the rpn"t GeE''Hn u l.. N.li@ com. pGii.t. lo-Wit Tor )h' sum ,t one n ul,."d Ind eighty ,irC" tSiehJ doliar~ oulauCc da" for ~ct. vices E.U'ttu tu HuIu utte4.aul at Ai, i"N.tuce uhd QlcNt
 lA-. tn cat of h. CT ,rfer .h", ry! C o. i, -uu !. ,u~ u. f. h.i.t iU4.i trr - Cos. ,i l. ,Vulc l!u3. l,u .t Oi, CT ti l.. C.~ ii Il the >rINi." c. ~.nuou> u' :til h' III. de n, punhca- ton thea OI T. t.." NOME .stGGEI. d hrW>p I". ' .iIl~hCd j None. sad. i.4 tLlS d.> r,t.. 70. th, criuo Ol ,iN H .ci,a.
 Tn d.tc ui thr hr.t puhlicali of this >d. murN i~ thr , >t Gu, ti Jauoar.. is'5.
 Given uIlu"! my .l.nd this -. GtT of Drvcm- be-. l. u2. dt .utdr. .A.,.>hu.
 H. MlIRpv.
 |. C ( iul. iS>iUlDr and cN-
 O'iri ,dH ,I..' ut ,. q i'es4,e W in and for F-j.a1,cn Pie 'luct.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-04

M FH bA NE, Co-oEner of a;Orc>, i'd .Iart :.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-04
Copyright, ig03. by Peter Bllne,

v%Y T Il A | eau he sald ln favor ct NA/ the modern stedm whaiers w from the Pacific coast. and San Franc sro and Sandwich
 island hot tch traders? How the facts do not favor them and the record they nave made will be shown.
 As nave d gieosel 1 will rctHrn tG the Atlantic sile and relate 70 ne of he f.Skimo's perul ar traits ani habits. There the Ob -erver will tiud the short, larger race They differ in feature and manner, q, much and blink m re than the I4uwland and the High and scot. I have harterrd and exchanges comm0dit.e, with this larger ace. They decide at once. They travel loug di~- tnceS to barter and exchange commnd- i ies with other tribes, and they boast that the blizzard cannot stop them, and, indeed i know 1t to be no id c boast. 1 have seen lhrm come and <, many times in raging s'orms, and they UtlU tDelt It u Wlln ne luNt llltl tIldt d wIll animal finds his lair tt is c ln- mon to see female as large as her male c''n>ort, and just as muscu ar. | Tho observer will occasionally see one of those giants. accompanied by short chubby squaw not nearly the height of her spou>e'' shoulder. As soon s~ he get acquainted he begins to imp' C. $ your mind with his h. ne,ty and truih- fitness. Re tells you that he does not lie ur sleal. and he will insist upon see- ing everything you have got. 1 have often trusted these people, putin- them upon their honor, and in most in stances they would do a. they hdc agreed
 In this they differ from the ,h,,t dwarf along the coast. for if you trust
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in th., section. Jacl, Sheehun accom- paA,,d him.
 lrnc-t Fox was lodging his head 1 u"ucr cabin doors the past few days. He can ever from hi, property on the Inmachuk.
 Tim Sullivan and Daddy O'Donnell have gone 10 the strike on the kohul.
 Candle has it's many pleasant society events as well has her sister Alaskan towns.
 A danoe i, Gold iH the Northern hall ever% Friday evening with three II sctts On the tiocr and all enjoying Il en- selves to overlowing. A more rlea aut and iG''isr lot will he hard to hLf 10 cla.hgt 50 far. but all ''one" and zen joy Ecu"<, Ives" Once in he hall all c!r.s.'c forgotten and only dayl gilt remind. them of another day coming. Ever tl e husbands forget themselves md thc duration of tue dance is gov orred by the solo game.
 Dou't think for minute Chicago is tie only place ping pong is indu'ged iu. for one na} see lively game here in Candle. Cameron & Liudsal's hall as been neatly fitted up and the ladies il . dulgc quite fen in a game, drirk tea with lemon in it ard indulge in criti- ci@ing how low the Nomeites are, t&c.
 "Mcney 10 loan in Candle but you must have diamonds.
 Caudlc can beast of having a staff tf rompc,cnt and obliging government o .ciais. Hale fei. i.ows well met every one rt them.
 Cnlid + on the wing. Names need not tc meH}ioned, but they are rtl- ta .nl! swell cook,.'
 A bet nf 4l00 to i. a good one at any time t0 take chance on. Tlir w9~ en ugh to attr"ct cap'tth-l, il Candle and in d few minutes evetal huudrcd> were covered. Curpcntc,.. 'atf~mjth trad, sn en f all CscriI = [ oii~ were Lard at work. any any Il ns q at r,~cu hled wheel wa mt ycur- for long un tss chained down. T.. 4. 'S were taken into confidence and mt n and w"meu awakened fr' m ther sltt! to dig up that old geometry. Men we ( borrow ing p1 to bet that lhree whee.s all ,Ciid tn enc axe, ,he minor enc haviug smaller circumf.lcucc than the other Whcel-.. would evolve or roll on re>i ectiVe ra Is in harmrnN, allow i,g a raised tack tu be made for C. uiddle wheel to revuivc OF roll or. One wCuld ina elre he was in the pat te, n room ofthe ll'jnoi, Genital or that 5oiOut had engaged tNe services ot an ex-Scclion fore man on IlEe'o l'eat :. Wheels. Got lem sure. It's still d. go ng as he model i> as yet unfinished. Tcm CrnWlcy started it ant i, Yeltir4 the bad eye from number of Candle Ile+. TCm Wcu.du'l bet.
 Provisions are goin. to be sho,t his coming spr.nr. Flour is cnly ohta IT, able with an outfit; bacon and ham and D ter are short. aud there is nc coal oil for sale
 The mail service bctween Nome, Council and Candle is giving excellent satisfaction.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-04
4 r!ctali rAy Glass.

An int, resting pla for nt wh. i> inter, ,ted in Il etull r., tu \isit. i- "u salidsp |, two GOn pa~t of the hri g., Y Gu W M sec the si4u A-~ay Oiicr. CaiI lu and sit down anu ste what the rlls, k doing, and y, u will make no mis- axe in joining them in their work. The charges ale small, compared with the kuow ledge acquitcl. Ask any of the ladies ur gentlemen Whu comprise the class and zee what they wi, say about the work.
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-04
Notice of Forfeiture.

Vp Wilii III rvler.
 You re horcpy rctt.l"d th.t I. th" under Nj.uri have ctUN'G iu n" peri, m'u work. ], Dor a:u .eflirt~ ,o iLcl .l.c .t lHo u3gcd Gul.;rs on nl ccr ci i'm No. i1 lhnNe ah. Dj~.oyr" o. c art CT e.. Nou. -uk rrc.r in district. DiStti of Al * fur 'h wears N0l und l'0! and if you do uH'. wi hin sO d yr oIn the daic herrui. p.Y, or ( u~H to hr r id 10 th" m 'er- sig .i"H NUlr lronorti. II :tr .,! ?" of >i,ld cX n nGitugc. uN to-uWn"r. Nonr iut"l'St in said rl i'm viii become tn" prorC"tY of in" u9' CT Sirued under See ion , 3i of the Ec, !>ed Stat. t,, eS of th" TniicG States.
 .)a;" hereof, and of tlc tiIS. pub.cG tion, J n. 9H, l9Jj.
 PETER BA' NE, w Co-oEner of aiorc>, i'd lQrt .
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No'ice of Fo '.eiture.

N. NU,ITIIN.
 You are hereby notified that l, tho under Slgucd hay" ca Sed to be performed work labor an services to th" lue of two ludIc dollars on nl1 CT claim No. t} above n thl'S Discovers on (1u rtI crock. IiU lC 'rOE recording di~tr 4. District of tlSc fnr th' Y" l'1l an lsu2. ard il on io "ut Wttli3 "5 d ,V~ from th" tl, hero Uf. pay. or rlu>C tu hn r. .d tu he undersigned yuIr prupo' lion re Nhrr" tt aid cNpt nGitUr' "u-own"". toIr in."-e~l jU > il cl"im wi, b'.o'n" h nroportt ,f tha 1rtc iguri, m " r 4, ii 2I!4 If ;hr Re .iSnI $ at. tca of thr UN'to SiH'tS.
 D.to hereof and of the first publication. Jan. !S. 1905.
 PETER PAYNE, W Co-Dwn"r of tCre>aii a-ty
The Nome nugget., 1903-02-04
Notice of Forfeiture.
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The Nome nugget., 1903-02-04
The Old Reliable Hunter

Sells Genuine Old Crow B urhon and Old Hunter Rye Whisky it 92. 00 d bot tie or l2h cent, d driuk.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-11
FRIENDS OF THE PANAMA
 ROUTE HAVE LOST HOPE
Washington Times Says 1t Is Known Certain Railroads In United States Used Enough Money on Co.,
 lombia to Kill Treaty.
BY WATTEReoN sTEALEY.

Washington. D. C., October 10.-(Spe- eial )-"The struggle for the construction of the Nicaragua canal is to be renewed at the coming session of congress- says the Washington Times today Letters were received in the city today from Senator Morgan. in which he says he has discussed the matter with the representa- tives who have been friendly to the Mic aragua route, and all have concluded that there Is a good chance to obtain favorable legislation at this session.
 Reports to the contrary notwithstand- ing, the former friends of the Panama route have given up the hope of obtain ing the necessary concessions from Co., lombia. the belief being that the pro- ceedlngs now going on in the Central American republic are simply d scheme planned to tire out the United States.
 Railroads Used Money.
 It is known that certain railroads of the United States had representatives in Colombia with money enough to kill the treaty and the treaty died. There IS a suspicion, however, that the railroads were not alone in the deal. Some of the friends of the measure asserting that q European nation had something to do with it'
 Just what form the campaign from the Nicaragua route is to take at the coming session of congress no one can say at ;. present.
 Former Senator Harris of Kansas, who is one of the best civil engineers in the country, arrived in Washington last night and while he declined to say that such is the case. it is asserted that he is here to see the President in behalf of the Mica ragua route
 No Hope for Panama Route.
 In speaking of the canal thls morning, former Senator Harris said
 There does not seem now to be much hope for the Panama route. However. | have always favored the Nicaragua route. This is longer. but it can be completed m less time. The report of the commission i' clear upon that point. We have lost three years dealing with the DeLesseps' proposition and in my opinion we never would be through with legal entangle- ments. On the other hand. Che Nicaragua l canal is free from all such annoyances, think, in the end it is going to be con structed."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-11
steepIechase Postponed.

New York. October 10-Owing to the bad condition to the field caused by the storm, announcement is made that the steeplechase which was carded as the sec ond race at Brighton Beach for Monday, has been postponed and the first race has been divided and will be run as the first and second races, as follows:
 First race, six furlongs-Eagle, 109; Monastic. 122; Lida Lieb, 109; Sonoma Belle, 99; Graceful, 109; Riverdale, 1O2; Gansevoort, 102; Pol Roger, 1O2; Raidor ss; St Jolly. 102; Prince Vic, go.
 Second race, six furlongs-Golden Miner al Sas, 112; Little Elm. 99; Wootan, 122: Tithonic, 102; Gypsy Ben 9s Flag Off cer, 102; Palette, 109; Topic. 112: Vibrate, 102; Ruth Harris, 99