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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-22
CANAL IS
 DYNAMlTED

while Hour miils unable tn s-eaf, water power arr at a staudsu
 T.. explosion came aithu, wau- ing aui thr#W rrurtc fram thHr fr,t m4H#s tH-# b-lteve ar asriHuutE. had eeHa Earns near tna canal ,.ar. inundated
 Tb, water rising H torrent swept over tb- -h3tterri banks ard ru-erd a+ fur as the burare river. | half miir auav
 Tho large plant of be Western Cereal rpmfH. at chaunaH4a e4- fuead l, saHt down temporarily. and rue hundred HsrkmeH were laid off
 TH1I a number of ffmers. fnc,ussd at tho r-fHv1f of the state officials E
 saraifs- are responsible for tHs explosion Is the opinion of the iuycsti- eHfurs
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-22
eovEY & DAWSON.
Real Estate and Mlning Etohanr

Real Estate and Mining Exchange. FpE SALE Three rsa4 aH-Ha house. clos, u Sa-n uu... r... raems kiteH-r. f##He.H. et .eae larr. lut. sam Sllrndid : boom t..y lea aE furnished: Ser. as sHubaa Har4 Sl.aeo.
 All sorts ef cabins fram sfa Hauses ta sat. We have mining a##a- rat tl Ir1sr.
 Are vau going outside far ..a s-.f#r loo you helic1e H- tY l. aaHr.#a W"sd you ,tr. fsr a- ia E..a youe rtorertk dmiHs yur aH--n-.. N. H=Wr vaul Iuat ad,f-r= an .at. t- sacrifice desiabIe property baH. gel scared Nome district Gar fact has the fe~autere. Ta r#a=r vta 8- hup well at this time n,. eeaseHrntI ously predict Win reap large rerurHa on their Investments
 BoVEY & DAWSON. Phone Black 223. No. g steadman Av Notary Public, Collections. Employ ment Agency, Auetioneer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-22
DISAPPEARS ALONG
 WITH THE MONEY

gold lust was deposited with Cummfs# siaaar E,viustau pending Litigation h the easr of Hartz vs Kemp tn defer mine The rigntrul owner
 Gibson -as been aetug 1s assistant tr Deputy Marshal Drake. who is sta. toned at 1Iat SpriHes He Was ap= pointed hy Commissioner EeeinEtou as In carrying out these duties h. became the most disiih,d man u the uor Springs district. his method af collect ing road taXes being generally ohjee. tionahle tp the people of that district
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-22
No f32

NO t3ls
 Iu tb" matter af tha sat1t. Hr John r
 Ashford. Bse.ts#H
 Notice Is hafabs given aa a.I ea..4.a1 or t4s iatc Jam v t=Hf.uH a==.,- and t9 all others whom | mE H#.,.H that tae uuHer=Is..H #.=. Gu.E###...#. ed hy tnr 5haze mGaHd ..Hr- u t=z above entitled matter. aa g.s=TfH G=s uf August. 1saS a- f#s administrator #. the estate of zail Jaau H. Ashford deceased. and ha- dH'a w#HH such administrator in aaasru- uH law and i- aaa performing a# #.as# of his said trust. and Hf ##i reraaa= having claims against H.a a=t.fe said deeeassd ar, hsHab, ram.nf ta present them. with tae Hr.rsr .aa...r# within six months from r#s Hr.- #s this Hatiee ta Che undersigned #1a4# jstratef ef -45a rsttt- 8t tH- -Hs.. -. the United Sfat,s t'amut4=iar.r n Nome iu aid cap, <ame rHae#.,. m der thr penalty thHt rhfms aHt f-a .rutea within siv m#fH- pa#Ha. sf=t publication af tnl- Halfrs ea#.s a paid uHtH tHe claims trr-.HH-# HifE+ that period hava ban a,fsHea
 p4tr of this uHj-r Nueu#t af f4ay
 CHARLES f tSIfEaEn
 Administrator .f tHa E-faEa
 ef Jaha II Ashford as
 TFIsrI
 S-al-2S-4-Il-F
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-22

T. J. Nestor has bought tho eufir, stock of liquors, beers and cigars at the Northwestern Commercial Co. and will place most of these gunsis on thl market at outside cost. The goods VII all be placed in eHe warehouse. sHJ We ask our friends Co call and Iuak them over. We will Euarautcc Co sell as cheap as you can buy ou the out side.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-22
BOATS STRANDED. MILLS cLosEr AND PROPERTY DESTROYED
 FOR TWENTY MILES.

JOLIET. fH. Sept. a-Aa ,xrIa=eH of dynamite Bore up the banks along tue Illinois aud Michigan canal for a di-tuer ef eH, EnHgHsI tsat fr0 miles ~uu'B0r-t of JuIirt today naa5- ,d IIareltz far a distance af twenty mffH aud ata damage stated at hun dreds of taausauds of duIIafs
 From the Jackson street dam fH -auLhurSf aE The emaL is practically dry as result of tHe explosion Pleas ura craft and other baats are stranded.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-22
HOT SPRINGS MARSHAL, WITH 5000 OF COURT MONEY.
 IS MISSING.

FAIRBANKS. Sept 1s-A warrant Was sVmu uul yesteHlay morning fal tho arrest of Geerec F Gibson. [, whom Commissioner getmstau. uf lla
 Springs, entrusted ss0ao worth of eslt dust. and NHu -,gms tu hayc dtsap- reared along with tbe money. Tn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-22
PLAYERS ARE BETTER
 LATE THAN NEVER

Had the Baldwin rfavgrs troupe zuC- eeeded in making the Victoria it would have made It's first appearance at tho Eagle hall next saturday evening
 Az it is however. Barney Williams and the young ladies will be seen ou the 23d. as they are coming North an the Senator. which left Seattle a few days ago.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-22
GOLD BEST HERE IN
 SCHIST-LIME CONTACT

NIfred Brooks eHier of Inc govern meui geological sufKgz, Wha k now in Nome. says that Iedr gold occurs brst on this peninsula n T schistzIimc com uet This has been made apparent to him by q very careful study lie has a mgh opinion of uur quartz prospects.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-22

bun be believes We zuff,t from isaia= tiou His fuil report eiil nat be DOS @ibIe before thr eoHefH~juu of a large tmauut of aaiec wufb This will be urocgcdcd Wrth when Mir Brook~ reaches the outside. lie fraveS ou the Victoria.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-22
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Emaaf r,mae o-sa- pird by Pioneer rrae= ou SraJH5H avenue. Suitable faf utiitr tar- or iiNng apartments. best terms. Ar- rLN NugEet alIIrn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-22
CLAIM OWNERS.

Company from Denver wants te get lease uu all ground between pry and Bourbon creeks. We Haee new Weth"d of prospecting. We go oVei uf Nugget
 Billiards and pool. Board of Ira ie
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-22

CNf engineer -s ..a.. u... .HN ..I= work desires ssHrr AHpg <#a..f
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS or
 ESTATE

In tH- Iut-H state gHH#= .... Court frr f-. Cope N..r. t.......f fr t-r ~--uu# H---H-- -H trist "f NH=sa ltsHr tr....-. Court
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-22
IosT

Between Nome and Fort Davis. Sat urtay. back comb. set with one stou, and rindstones. s5 reward at 135 Xiv CT street
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-22

PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST. StaNt.. pipe- l5. ,eHts
 haHp,rs. IL cruls- eieitauizea Fipr, stea and 2ze Fer iatut Naming buckets xl-
 NOME SHEET METAL WORKS ,iranite Mining Candles are the best
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-22
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE riauo. Iuu ..rI r.=# burners tAu shuA li.,. luHn. for saI" of rent. SJuuI.## S..f,#H# fnS Front street
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-22

Lsmp-s Extra Pale Imoorted Draf Beer al the Board of Trade
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-22
Classified Ads.

All Classified Ads mtst 5e D. n
 Advance. ~-~~e~1=s-~~~~~~@=z-~~~~-
 WANTED. WANTED Place in camp of rum haase. by Eand cook and baker. NH= dress Albert. Nugget afiiee WANTED AH expert -H-##ef#tIsHs= desires uuzitiau for thr Nuf.r N F. = Hox =fe. GsHefH FastsG..s MAN aHd wife 0aat ta fttr change a hateI road hau-a af md=Hs aaa#a f'r thr winter tau sJFe saruHu Mrs Bo,Ifu 1t Lawr#ugs. isaaH -8
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-22

Rooms from SIS up at The Lawrence Also housekeeping rooms.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-22

4rIHla Han N.H#.. aal nf...s Tickets H- kr
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-11
al and In favor of following nature on

al and In favor Of following nature on
lines of natural grace and beauty.
Third.-Botll of these should support
the campaign for the identifying of cities
and villages, with which they are so
closely connected, and in turn should be
supported by it.
Fourth.-They should also lend synapa-
thetic aid to the efforts at tree planting
and the preservation of forests, which
should be made to serve the ends Of
beauty we'll as those Of utility.
Fifth.-All these relate, although some
what more remotely, to the movement for
good roads in the country and for clean
er and better preserved streets in village
and city.
Sixth.-Tlle identifying of farm sur.
roundings and the making of farm life
more attractive and interesting to the
movement.
Seventh, end most important of all per-
haps, is the beautifying Of school grounds
and interesting children in all the general
advance here outlined
Here is a definite programme Why
should not all the societies interested in
any phase of the subject be appealed to
for this general programme? Why should
not all these societies support each other
Ii this common work? Why should not
the newspapers the pulpit the woman S
clubs and the teachers take up the cru
SADIE? Why should not our agricultural
department be interested In a definite way
In this entire programme? Why should
not general national movement be in
augurated on these lines that would enlist
the support not alone of a few experts
and specialists, but Of the people gen
ora l1y7
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-11
Happier Outlook
For Farmers
Objects For Which the Commission on Country Life Was Ap-
pointed by President Roosevelt Farmers Need
to Cooperate to Lessen the Farm Drudgery
and Make Life More Attractive to Them
selves and Their Families

brought the farmer somewhat nearer
to his kind. What is now required are
good roads, the identifying of the
landscape and the advancement of So
cial and intellectual life in rural com
munities. In business way the
farmers need more co-opera ton among
themselves both in buying and selling.
Now they are at the mercy IF market
manipulators and middlemen If they
would band together, had warehouses
in which to store their products until
the market was most favorable and
would buy in large quantities they
would save at both ends. These OBJ
jects can frequently be brought about
by organizations such as the Grange,
the Alliance, the Farmers union and
kindred bodies. Such movements serve
another desirable object in that they
increase the social life Of the farmer
and heighten his intellectual life, the
lodge room often serving as debating
club, literary society and school.
The writer has advocated general
movement embracing all these objects.
All of these efforts seemed to him re-
lated and capable of being included
in one general work In gardening
and landscape page he has repeatedly
urged this entire programme, at one
time giving it a definite statement
thus:
1t has occurred to the writer that there
should be a general movement inaugu-
rated along certain definite lines that are
kindred and that naturally support each
other.
The first of these should be propa-
ganda showing the Importance of horti-
culture and landscape gardening. This
should not be confined to large estates,
but the people generally should be inter-
ested in it,
Second.-A movement should be inaugu-
rated against the prim, precise and FORM
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-11
By JAMES A. EDGERToN.

By JAMES A. EDGERTON.
1.-TWO of the most Important actions
OF President Roosevelt or of any
president in recent times were
nOnpartisan in character and in
any sense of strict construction were
outside the prescribed duties Of his
office. One was the calling of the con-
vention Of governors to consider the
conservation of our natural resources,
and the other was the appointment of
the commission to investigate the con-
dition Of our farmers and report meth
DDS for their Improvement. 1t would
be difficult to find two more praise
worthy objects. Into both Of them all
patriots and lovers of their race can
enter with the utmost heartiness. The
two subjects are kindred in character
and together with the identifying of
our cities and villages constitute field
of effort in which the harvest is ripe,
but the laborers are few
It is difficult to measure the relative
ments, but it Is the opinion Of the
writer that the future will find none
more commendable than the broad and
general crusade included under these
three heads. 1t is philanthropic in the
highest degree. That it is necessary
the destruction of our forests and the
abandonment Of our farms demon
strate. Its aims are for betterment,
the creation of more beautiful sur
roundings and the increase of happi-
ness. 1t not only goes with nature,
but brings men back to nature. 1t is
both practical and idealistic. It means
the improvement of the outer and
inner man. It makes for happier
homes. 1t tends to an increased love
of nature and hence an increased love
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-11
Seven Years Of Proof.

81 have had seven years of proof that
Dr. Kings New Discovery is the best
medicine to take for coughs and colds
and for every diseased condition of
throat, chest or lungs says w. V. Hen
ry, of Panama. Mo. The world has had
thirty-eight years of proof that DR..
Kings New Discovery is the best remedy
for coughs and colds, la grippe, asthma,
hay fever, bronchitis, hemorrage Of the
lungs, and the early stages of consume
tisn. Its timely use always prevents
the development Of pnaumcnla. Sold
under. guarantee ct O.. M. Olsens- drug
store. SOC. and el.0e Trial bottle free.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-11
This will Please The Gr0cers.

Washington, D. c., Jan. y, 19O7.-There
has been filed with the Department of
Agriculture here. one of the stron gest
documents we lave ever seen. 1t guar
antees that Jell-O and Jell-O Ice Cream
Powder are strictly pure and comply with
the requirements of the National Pure
serial number 1884. and protects absolute
~ all wholesale and retail grocers who
handle the products named. Je1l-O and
Jell-O Ice Cream Powder are we'll thought
OF in Official circles and their purity and
wholesomeness has never been question
ed.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-11
Value of Good Roads.

After writing along these lines so
long it can be imagined with what
qualification greeted the presidents
recommendations when they came. It
Is true that his progra nme only direct
" concerns the sixth item, that rela-
tive to making farm life more attrac.
tive, but It VIII necessarily include alss
the tfth q eeod reads feature and the
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-11
What Farmers Need.

In all fairness 1t must be said that
our agricultural department is already
doing an immense service to the farm
ers. 1t is spreading knowledge Of sci
entific methods, is conducting impor-
tant experiments and in the south is
carrying on schools that are of great
practical benefit AS far as it goes,
that work is we'll. AS the president
says, however, agriculture is not all
Of country life 1t is important to
get the largest possible crops out Of
the SOIL 1t is also important to get the
most of JOY and progress out of the
heart and soul of man. What the
farmers need is to unite for their own
protection, stop the leeches from bleed
ing them to death, get all the latest
machinery and scientific knowledge to
aid Them have warehouses and band
themselves together betn to buy and
sell, organize for mueual benefit, i'm
provement and social life, beautify
their homes, make life more attractive
to themselves, their wives and their
children, learn to eliminate the drudg-
ery-in word, to find themselves and
discover the secret Of all Happiness in
knowing how to live. Il can be done,
and with intelligent investigation and
perseyering effort 1t vfll Be done. The
turner's need what We Al Ased-1e
leArn how to cooperate.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-11

No charge for sewing and laying
our carpets. j. HI. FORSTER. lit
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-11
Need of Co-operation.

I know of no humanitarian effort of
modern times that appeals to my soul
more powerfully than does this. With
the improvement of transportation IA
cilities through the automobile, the
electric road, the steam road, and, latest
and greatest, the ships of the air, men
will live more and more distant from
their places of business. This will
end the frightful congestion Of our
cities and will improve the appear
ance Of the country and the conyen-
fences Of rural life. Then the lessen
ing Of the drudgery Of the farm and
the increasing Of the social and intel
lectual life Of the farmer and his fam
lily will tend to stop the f1ocking of
young men and women to the city and
VIII increase the prosperity. the intel
1igence and the happiness of our most
numerous class. In many European
nations the firms are so cut up that
those who till them can group their
homes into little hamlets. This re-
moves the lonesomeness OF country
lie and ADDS TO social pleasure. In
stbis country the introduction Of the
tslsUAons AM rural f1es delivery has
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-11

Wall paper at &c per double roll.
lift. T. Fl. FORSTER
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-11

Of country. It helps those now living,
but still more it helps the generations
unborn. 1t benefits the farmer on
whose well being the prosperity Of all
nations rests. May it not well be that
in years to come this crusade to i'm
prove the life on the farm, beautify
landscapes, cities and villages, con-
serve and replant our forests, make
better roads and better streets, will
grow to be a fountain of blessing to
the race and will receive the plaudits
Of that greater, wiser and better hui
manity that the future is to bring
forth?
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
INTERCOLLEGIATE GOLF.
College Cham pionship Begins To
ddy at Brd6 Burn.

College golfers will have the centre OF the stage
FOR the next few days. IN other words. the an
nuaI intercollegiate championship tournament will
begin over the links of the Brae Burn Country
r-1,,h TODAY and continue throughout the week
Yale Harvard Princeton. the University Of Penn
s,,Ivania Columbia Cornell and Williams are now
members of the association but all Will not De rep
resented by teamc
Last years championship the Nassau Country
Club was won BY Ellis Knowles. Of Yale Wno'
after qualifying with the low OF q. defeated
Ralph Peters jr. Of Princeton, in the final round
In the team competition Yale beat Harvard -
holes and 13 points to holes and 6lz points. while
Princeton defeated Pennsylvania Il holes and 91a
points to 3 holes and 21s points In the final
match at thirty-six holes Yale downed Princeton
IS holes and 20 points 70 0. The intercollegiate
system of scoring is one point for the match and
half point for every hole up.
Harvard and Yale have both won the team cham
pionship six times and It is worthy OF mention
that no other university has ever gained the team
title. Yale has the individual championship
six times while Harvard and Princeton have each
won on three occasions
Because more teams were expected TO be repre-
scented this year result Of the increased mem
bership the officials changed the schedule so as 10
start on Monday. instead Of Tuesday There is
considerable doIbt, however. TO the exact num-
Der of teams Harvard viii have H. H Wilder. ".
F. Morgan. jr.. TempletOn Briggs. E T. Clary,
Arthur Sweeney. Charles Lanegan and l. W Coe
Wilder and Briggs are of Boston. Sweeney and
Lanegan of Lawrence, and CIary and Coe OF
Worcester.
c. E Van Week IT.. the Yale captain IS certain
TO have team hand. but there is considerable
uncertainty to who the Montclair mans help
mates will be. c. B. Merriman, the Connecticut
champion, IS the team. and there several
other promising golfers at the New Haven uni
versity. Albert Swords has left college. while
knowles and Robert Abbott have been graduated
F. H. McAdoo. of this city. is Princeton's cap
tain and he is also having trouble in whipping six
good men into line. T. Atkinson, a SoUtherner and
D. Roberts will play again
PeunsyIvanias captain W G. Pfeil. is able 10 call
A. Kirschner, s / Wright IT.. Kenneth Blair.
J. DeschIer and Robert Irish Williams will have
R. L Jackson. OF New Haven: J. D WOodin and
r. Campbell, Of Manchester; J. MatIess. OF Iowa
A. Lichtenheim. of the WykagyI Country Club, and
Z. Wadsworth. Of Brae Burn.
Columbia and Cornell are going TO be represented
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
CROWD LINES SPEEDW4Y.
Sees T1oO Runa5Cays and Good
Brushes -Tempus Fugit Fast.

There was no lack of excitement ct Speedway
Park yesterday morning The crowd which gath
cred the upper stretch was by far the largest
Of the season, and the drive well filed
that when Ben Cohens bay stallion Red BIRD,
2C5I+. took II into his head away il proved
TO be rather a hazardous proceeding Patrolman
Fitzgerald. who IS stationed the upper stretch.
was after the refractory animal in a second, and
managed TO reach his bride and reduce him TO
order before he had chance 10 do any damage.
When the sport at its height horse owned
by L Schwartz tried. TO wreck things just above
Washington Bridge. but FftzgeraIds clever horse
Tnanship again saved the day.
Among the trotte-s. John Cornish's Tempus
Fugit. 270f4. and Andrew Crawford's Invader, 2I0,
figured most conspcuously in the impromptu rae
ing with Mr. Cornish's big chestnut in the lead
for the Speedway laurels In e series Of brushes
between the two champions the first heat Won
by Tenpus Fugit with speed TO spare as Invader
made a break and could not reach even terms. In
the second heat Invader carried Mr.. Cornish's
gelding TO a break, and managed to put several
lengths between himself and his speedy opponent.
The last heat pretty race from start 10
finish each owner urging his favorite 10 the ut
most They swept down the road neck and neck
both horses keeping their stride and each striving
TO gain slight advantage. When just at the I'm
ishing post the big chestnut drew away ever so
little from Mr.. Crawford's gelding and managed
To win hy
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
CROWD SEES GAME HERE.
Many Fans at Polo Grounds to
Watch Reproduction of Plans.

More than five thousand baseball fans witnessed
the game between the Chicago Cubs and the
Pirates by the Compton electric bulletin system
at the Polo Grounds yesterday afternoon. The
crowd rooted vigorously for the Cubs to win
and put the Giants back in the race. and en-
thusiasm was high as If the Giants had been
engaged in genuine contest with their bitterest
rival AS the bulb showed the player at bat the
spectators begged him to hit II out" AS the SEN
sational and spectacular plays were announced to
the crowd there tremendous applause for the
individual who made the play.
Not only the fans roofing for the Cubs to
win. but many members of the Giants. including
Mathewson. Donlin Bresnahan. Seymour. Witse
and MaTQuard. were present as were BowermaD
and Browne, the ex-Giants. and other Boston
players, and rousing cheer given for each
player. After the contest over Mathewson
and Bresnahan were the only players who escaped
the crowd. and after being followed over the field
by the fans and asked to make a speech they
sought refuge, with the aid of several Polo Ground
helpers, under the uncompleted grandstand.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
WHITE S0X WIN AGAIN
Fight Their Way Back Into Race By
Beating Detroit an First Game.
TBv telegram n The Tribune

Chicago. Oct 4-The White Sox won back
bare chance of winning the American League pen
nant to-day by beating Detroit in 8 remarkable
game by score Of TO / If they can win both
remaining games from the Tigers. and Cleveland
loses TO St Louis, they viii win the fag after
g desperate fight.
killian really outpitched White to-day. allowing
only hit, and that did not figure in the
scoring The game was IN the first inning.
Hahn walked. Jones bunted safely. thanks 10 an
error, and IsbeH advanced Hahn and Jones with
a sacrifice Rossman dropped Downs's throw,
making Dougherty safe at first. and Hahn scored.
Dougherty stole second and Jones scored on
Daviss long fly, and, after Parent had walked.
Dougherty got home a double steal.
Despite the huge crowd at the game between the
Cubs and the Pirates. twenty-five thousand fans
saw the game, making nearly sixty thousand at the
two games