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THE NEW STRIKE

T4s extraordinary discovery which has Iu-l been maa, au NeatM Gu.##
 and au account ar which vas pub lUhtd h tr-tf1ay- Naeeat appears ta rl,z in Htafrsaee Fz=.H4 aar=#aH= s5H6e
 Sree tag publication ef tHa zfarE sf.rTaf Inf Naa4#= ##a-a#tafaia4 ma4e meE Es0 H.E=a U '. arf some from bsf-aaal laae#aIse \ few Aate been oH tHt sfHta and realty sarH- az tHaurH &uHr k about ta jump again iatn HmeIIght more brilliant than auy of tbe farm,r anr- lr HhteH she appeared
 If the f5ets Hasa beau correctly staf- ed and repeated. and Inter reports has= borne t#em out. Inc discovery means more for this camp p,rHars. fhau any one formerly m1dr h,re pae V.e- known mmme man who arertad of the third beach line near pry crock duriul thc past winter has Wd a yj-It to the ground and has fai# f#- &ue- gel rhat thu find is amaztH= lie H-- srrlb"s Il hE saving thar if the grauH# i. rsHerlest .= ftsfs-f ii .fHefa= tH4f t=s Ias 1lfeadt discovered l equal e. tHa m.Ies af a IaE-'r.ae which i4 at T.a=t to feet ia width. rhrae f.at in ler,h and from aItpf which could b. rocked at least half wages
 The PraFerly is. however. c'mrrs- cd of drcompo-ed quartz and min only can extract all tae gold as the decomposition is moi complete be aHv means.
 Anyhow. the facts. if taken as they aprtar ness. indicate clearly that 1r- other sensation has basa added ta Alask1's mining history.
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1ud uivsiaH au July a1th. 1908. on a judgment rendered Co said court on Che Cd day af July. iao5. tn favor uf John L. Bcau and against the CsmpIsp Mining S Trading Company. corpp- Hilau aIg nGger for sale al pnhlic trndue ta the highest and best bidder fnr cash. uu tho sSth day uf August. iHH>. tt o'clock in tHe afternoon. at s.e frUnt door of the Court House. Nome Alaska. all af the right. titIe and Interest -t Che defendant company herein. u and Co the following de- <af.bsj dtches water rights. etc. said property hayins been heretofore ley tod upon by me under and by virtue af a writ uf attachment issued in the 1bate tutttled action and out of the lI'tt, entitled court
 That certain ditch known as the tew,f Camrt+n ar Debris Ditch. which has it's intake at RunaIo creek and all af Che waters of Eunaia creek appra- ff8t.J thereby.
 M af tho right. title and interest of Hhs defendant company in and Co those tff3ta water rights on Buffalo creek. That certain ditch known as the High or Upper Camrian Ditch. which aas its intake at Buffalo creek. and all .tt Inc Waters appropriated thereby.
 Al af In. night. title and interest of 5ha defendant company in and Co thas ..aHglH water rights uu Dorothy creek. Dated tbis 2Sth day of July. 1908.
 T c- POWELL.
 United states Marshal.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-18
THE MOTHER OF INVENTION.

\ small hole in the ground with fire kudled in it constituted the primi- tive stove The desh of ths quarrr wrapped with water m lts siia. Was botlad by contact Nita heated stones Cooking by stones was also siaas n wooden vessels Hollow guards lv,rg protected from the Grr Hg eesus of eI4e Thus from the burned clay accidentally originated the enleIopiu- pot. which rendered thr eourd -uprrlluaus. af- though for bong time thereafter thr clay was sun spread aeer the eoarl ar rress~d into niekerv.rk b,for. the rat- ters art assumed ifs final ndep.nd- eHee- Ee-u Then tae vicker9ark was retained, as sau of att..t ..,f ltz aff- elu.
 Thus t is hy accidental cfrcumstaur- s= aE brsuoh a= lie wfrhmt aur bur pose. foresight. and power that man gradually is led to the acquaintance of improved means of satisfying gj. wants Let the reader picture to him arif tho genius of a man who could have foreseeR without The help of ae- cident that clay handled in the ordi- nary manner would produce useful cooking utensil. The majority of th, inventions made in the carly stages of civilization. including language. writ ing. money and Che r.st. could not hav, been the product af tae deliberate methodieal reflection for the slmpl. Iea-on that Hp id,a of thru yamc and significance could have been had ax- crpt from practical use.
 The invention sf bridge mas haze been suggested hy tHa trunk af 4 tree which had fallen across mountain torrent. ihat of the tlaI ly tac u-c of stone accidentally taken into thc and to crack nuts The use of fire prob ably started in and has been dissemi- mated from regions where volcanic eruptions. hot springs. and burning jets of natural gas afforded opportunity for quietly observing and turning to prac- tieal account the properties of fire only after that had been done could the significance of the fire drill be ap- preciated. an instrument which proha- bly was discovered from boring a hole through a piece of wood. By the pow
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W. DARCY CHASE. Nj. D.
 Omce. Nome Bank < Trust Bldg
 Hours Phone i:0o to 800 ?. m. office Main 3 700 to 9.O0 D. m House Red 8
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-18
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

JOSH R. MCINTYRE
 Real Estate and Finz"o,.' Agent. 4os-40s Mutual Life Building. Seattle
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-18
Go 10 inc North Pole

Edaewarth Tobacco at Yorlay's.
 Go 10 the North Pole Bakery far Inc best bread and pastry The an'y co1re hauso in town Blaty W.iurr Beer at the Bank.
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NOTICE or FORFEITURE.

ra Michael aaJ5beae Hi- Hrifs and a-. signs.
 Yoa arc hereby notified that the un- lsr.IHUra has expended more than the -em ar ono hundred dollars tsloo on fHa following placer mining riiim. for aaeh If gHe seafz leec and lsa5. fe-WH. The I.am aHa tenab claim. situated aa thH=aazt z#dr=at gaHfl.er sfras. tflb- uaarz ac saaze rlvea. in the Cape Nome Mining peWat Distinct er Alaska. And yau are further notified that if taa aa aat. within ninety @o days from Che =ata If naal publication here af. cause to be paia to the undersigned .7Hr FrerofHaH5te shares of such ex- Hudaure as ea-aaugr yaur interests m satd claim NfiI become the property # tha undersigned. under section ss24 Revised Statutes ar inc United States
 EMIL WEt.NSbER.
 ROBERT WEi.ANBER.
 Co-Owners. Datr of frst pub June 90. 1908. Date of hast pub Sept. ea. 1908.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
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Date of first pub. July 8. 1908. Date of last pub. Sept. g. 1928.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-18
WORK ON SCHOOLS.

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-18

Ha.aH tf5s ve -baud have attriuu- tsI ta Clstra Ir mieht he supposed H~ VuuId have been rrttiHed by a rufst5.lt r.gasmttnu af liz ruicuess. What re~t r.as b5fu.u In thls conn prHItf1H Ts rraufar7. us vr learn #eaIH rrH Washington. ta, fountain af sa#.H. pH.aa,y ts uu oT such
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-18
NOTICE OF MARsHAL's SALE.

Public notice i= sr.bs given that HF virtue of 2 writ of execution and or- a#r Al sale. u.d aat uf the District eHu far the District of Alaska. scc-
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ON BEING POLITE To A HOG

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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-07-24
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned :,
been duly appointed by the County Court of the
issrator of the estate of H y. Nichols deceased and
that he has duly qualified as such adminstrator All
persons having claims against said decedent are
hereby notified to present them duly verified, to
me at my residence in Corvallis in benton County.
oregon wishn six months of the date of this notice
Dated at Corvallis, Oregon this sth dag of April,
1o0S
z. J. NICHOLS,
Administrator of the estate of II. B. Nichols, de-
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-07-24

Prof. [. M. Glen and family
OF Eugene have been the guests
this week of Mr.. and Mrs. E. R.
Bryson. They left yesterday for
Polk county.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-07-24
CONCENTRATED LEMONADE

CONCENTRATED LEMONADE
Is Just what you want when 60
ing camping. l OF. to one pint
Of water makes a delicious lem
onade. For sale by Graham &
Wells. 1886
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-07-24

= oedl tSu w GduGSUdy on the n6N
l Agricultural building at OAC
Work is in progress on the ]
NJ. Nolan & Son store, whereof,
: the building. will be altered anc
enlarged to a considerable extent
and an up-to-date dressmakine
department added.
Mrs. Minnie Brokaw and little
son of Spokane, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.How-
ell, went to Toledo, Tuesday,
where she will spend week with
her brother, Henry Howell.
J.J. Cady purchased, Tuesday,
of A. H. Limbocker the two
northeast corner lots in the Geo.
Fuller block. The considera-
ton was 800. Mr.. Cady will
build house 'on the property.
Subject to be presented at the
Evangelical church next Sunday
at IL a. M: "Supreme Love-"
ats p. M, ''Just and Right is !
He" Sunday School at 10 a. m;
K. l.. c. E. at 7 p. m.
Mrs. Rachel Throckmorton
was expected to reach Corvallis
yesterday from San Francisco,
to spend the summer with rela-
tives. She was to have arrived
about a week ago but was de-
tanned at her home.
Ike Smith, residing Just across
the river from Corvallis, return
ed Monday from a three days
hunting trip in Alsea Valley.
He succeeded in bagging one ,
deer, the first ''catch" of the sea- =: +
son reported by a Corvallis hunt Y
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Howard S
'ame up from Portland, Monday Il
md yesterday, in company with d
1rs. Eta Fuller Howard, they a
tarted over the mountains to b
he latter's home at Prineville, O
7here they will visit for a month. A
1t keeps the county clerk busy I, @
nese hot days issuing hunters Id Id
censes to those fortunate enough 8
} be able to HE away to the
fountains for rest and pleasure. s.
p to Wednesday noon 220 IL in
enses had been issued. N
Born, Wednesday, to Mr.. and
rs. H. L. Sterling, of Medford, re
daughter. Mrs. Sterling is a RI
aughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. er
ontgomery, recent arrivals in or
orvallis, at whose home she is tel
ow staying, the birth having no
'curred in this city. nf
B. A. Bartholomew left Mon tn
" for his home at Chehalis, De-
ash, having been in Corvallis WI
ID vicinity on business. He go
a timber cruiser. Mr.. Bar lns
olomew is a cousin of Miss cal
aisy Brown, at whose home he pr.
Us guest. orl
Hugh Heron of Irish Bend, alo
e of Benton's best known citi-
rs mention Of whose serious
ness was made recently in the 95
.zette, is not improved but the
ems gradually failing. More No
news is earnestly hop &
for by his host of friends T
the county. rie,
The stock and fixtures of the val
rvallis Electric Supply Com for
ny are to be sold at Sheriff's Alb
e at the court house, at 2 D. "a
tomorrow, Saturday. This and
i be a good opportunity for A.
citizens to secure articles in be
It line at a low price. viii
Miss Belle Ranney, popular no
wallis girl, has arrived from UNI
ldon, Eastern Oregon, to " II IL
nd the summer with her 1oll'
ther, Mrs. John Rickard, in lons
5 city. Miss Lillian Ranney, ~, run
is teaching music in Con- liz
| is to arrive here in the ear d 81 -
lays of August. Vi ii
. call has been extended Rev. and
oble of Grangeville, Idaho, ~
he Christian church of Cor
Is and it is expected he will hlel :1 !
ept the invitation and become ny
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-07-24

he q. l.. McCausland.
- Berson Cate has been VISITING
- friends in and near Hillsbore
p the past week.
it Mark Rickard was business
visitor In Eugene, Wednesday.
e making the trip by auto.
a Street cleaning was in progress
: yesterday on Main street and a
t marked improvement is notices
BILE.
c. E Hout is having cemei t
Sidewalk laid along the front OF
his residence property on Fifth
} street.
! Fresh vegetables an1 fruits
always On hand in their season,
Whitesides & Cooper. 11tf
Mrs. J. Mason, accompanied
by Mrs. M. E. Day and her little
grandson, Of San Francisco, and
Mrs. Mccormick, of Brownsville
will go to Newport tomorrow for
a few days stay.
New line dishes in plain and
fancy designs, at W,:iteside &
NoopeI IItI
Rev. Evan P Hughes will fill
his pulpit at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning..
Members will be received ard
the communion observed. ALI
members are urged to be present
and strangers are cordially in
vited.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Holmes
and children of Wenatchee,
WASH, left Tuesday for Newport, /
after visit with Mrs. Holmes
parents, Mr. andMrs. JohnIngle,
in this city. Mr.. and Mrs. In
gle go to Newport today to Join
them In an outing at the coast.
Albert Walter Thornton. an
old Corvallis boy, was married
recently at Thurlock, Calf, to
Miss Louise Disque Of Indian.
apolis, Ind, at the residence of
Rev. }. M. Lundy, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church of
Stockton. Mr.. Thornton has
been associated with several of
'he Willamette Valley newspa-
oers and is now connected with
he Thurlock Journal. The bride
s talented sculptress. Mr..
Ehornton's parents, old residents
II this city, reside in Portland.
friends in this city extend con-
,ratulations and best wishes to
4r. Thornton and his bride.
Buy your groceries OF White
sde u Cooper. 11tf
Que registered Holstein bull,
aree years old Sept. s, 1908.
rice $75. L. A. Houck, Mon
oe, Ore, R. F. D. 1. Phone 4
4Stf u
There was quiet funeral at .
le undertaking parlors of Bovee
Bauer at 2:45 Tuesday after ,
Don, over the remains of the OF
tie William Holcomb ofMonroe. tn
he services were conducted by Br
ev. G. T. Hurd in the presence TO
a few persons, and interment
as at Crystal Lake cemetery.
r. Holcomb met death by Is
'owning in the Long Tom river ing
Monroeabout s o'clock Sunday OF
7ening. With a companion, on'
'e Dovadsky, he went in bath We
g, although unable to swim. -
lst moment before the fatal
cident, Holcomb was warned Il
Dovadsky to be careful as II
ere was a step-off in the river =
d near by, where one was like II
to step from solid earth off /.
to 20 feet of water. "Oh, Pm Is
It afraid, I've been here before" II
IS Holcomb's reply, and almo:t IS
stantly he stepped off into the IL
lie and went down. HoIcomb Is
lghed about 1915 pounds and L
only 125, but the latter :
am to his friends assistance z
d grabbed him. The drown |
man, however, seized Dovad- |
by the leg and only by kick
: until he was free was Dovad-
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-07-24

udyS, ana the SGfOnS arm OF III
:. law reaches out and gathers ye
in, and "hizzonor" jolts you
:. the tune of five silver plunk
don't say we didn't warn yol
! The law is now in force, and
: means business.
, Yesterday in Philomath th
annual W. C. I. U. conventio
OF Benton county was held, dele
! gates and visitors being presen
from Corvallis, Wells, and Phil
; omath. Those who intende,
going from this city were: Mes
danes W. c. Swami, A. W. Her
bert, II. N. Foster, B. W. Wilson
}. W. Ingle, Wills, and Cauthorn
and Miss Nancy Campbell.
Graham & Wells carry a full.
line of paints, oils, glass, warn.
I1shes, including the great china
mel varnish. 59-67
John Kiger had the misfor-
tune to lose a valuble Clydesdale
mare, Tuesday morning, the colt
having died the previous day.
Mr.. kiger lost another thorough
bred colt only a week or two ago,
and as he had refused $500 for
the mare that died this week he
feels that he has had more than
an primary amount of i'll luck of
late.
For sALE-House and two lots.
342 Tenth street, corner Adams.
Address G. Fl. Carl, Fossil, Ore.
57tf
The Silverton Lumber COM
pany, which put in a 100000
1p-to-date saw mill plant at Sill !
7erton last fall, employing $50
nen, closed down a few weeks |
lnce, owing to the stagnant |
umber market. They had their
locks full of lumber. Now they
re about to start up again, and
ave Eastern orders for upwards
i go carloads for early delivery.
III Of which goes to show that
uslness is picking up and the
all and winter prospects are
ood.
HOUSE FoRRENT-Will furnish
room modern bungalow, piano
lcluded, for responsible parties.
o children. Phone 377. 5S-62
An editorial paragraph in a
cent number of the Spokane
eview is as follows: "The brew r
les buy hops, and Oregon hop {
overs, with one eye cooked on !
importance and the other on the {
'p market, have set out to man. \
acture sentiment to prohibit
e sale Of ardent spirits, but not
er. But rye and corn make i
llskey, and grapes and peaches
into brandy, and what is 60 t,
g to happen to the prohibition F
use If every grower of every r
oduct that goes to feed Gam E
mus, Bachus and John Barley
rn starts out to foster his own :,
'oholic market?" u VI
Denatured alcohol contains n
per cent grain alcohol Just Il
2 thing for your alcohol stove. 7
bad odor. Sold by Graham R
Wells. 59-67 .:
The run on Royal Ann cher W ",
$ was completed at the Cor M y
lis cannery last Friday and u,
the present the plant is idle. al
out 800 cases of Royal AIMS, T,
cans to the case, were put up 9'
l the verdict is that they are III
No. 1. The next work will ~
oli Tile hoyal Duke cherries, ~
lch are now ripe, after which ~
more fruit will be available I'll
IL about the middle of August oe
en- the pears come on, and y
owing these there will be a Ill
g run on tomatoes. A good liz liz
on pears is also promised. W.
? season has certainly been = ~
lccessful one and the product m no
he plant is such as to COM W. We
nd the highest price in any ~ ~
all markets. sW
he funeral Of the late Roland in.
harrison was held at the fam SIX,
home in Soap Creek precinct ins