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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-04
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY.

Good house. four furnished rooms and cache. lot 25xli0. Second avenue. only S5on. Bovey X Davisou Huusc. furnished rooms. eashc. cellar. water connection. cfc.- lat aoxlf0. Thiid avenue, only S375 if sold by Aug 70 Eoycy X Davidson. We have houses anu cabins, furnish ed and unfumished for rent aul Hale- Bnvey x DaHlseu- Mining claims 10 tase and for sale. Eoyey X DaviSon. If you desire to make q safe invest meut see what We have to offer Bo- ycy X DaVison
 We have a number of business loea- tions n Front street for sale or rent. sovey & Davison's Real Estate and
 Mining Exchange, g Steadman Ave. Phone Black 23. Notary Public, Employment Agency, Collections, Auctioneer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-04
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To C. L. Cont Emit Pastcris. Frank Aquino. Frank MaIfatti. Seth Eek stror. A. Morrison. and W F. Dear born. their successors or assigns
 You are hereby notified that the uu- dersigned has expeudrd in labor and Improvements the sum uf one hundred dollars for the year 1g05 upon the foI- lowing claims. to-wit No. 12 below Applegatc's discovery on InmachuK river. and fraction below No. l2 below Arplegatc's discovery. on Inuachuk river. Fairhavcu Mining District. Dis- trict of Alaska.
 And you, and each of you. are fur ther notified that if you do not. within ninety t90) days from the date of final publication hereof. cause to be paid to the undersigned your proportisnate shares Of said expenditure. as co-oWn- TT. your interest in said claim win be- come the property of the undersigned. under Section 232i. Revised Statutes of the United States.
 SAM EAP1ANA.
 Co-Owner Date of first pub Aug 24. 1908 Date of last pub. Nov a8, 1908
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-04

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 flHf Attorney f-###a-#.- ufl#- t-zf-f- 4#t 8t1efnaaH
 ff Va- between o'clock Frfday HIEHE when P=fe F1udIlues NaE afsaeat Htv fa-.araa 5H th, custody af HHu and ufHrr Hgf#rtIs... and 3 u# uI yesterday fmt Fgta- remarkable z-ar s#- frIH For ar eutfr- vrrk tbr e-aHr Greek had =sHbbarn.s ztaea ts #f@ dsHI1I uf fHs fafH.ar nuy paft af hIz hrHh.r# aHalsazIH. ,s,u h tHs lace af constant s0.lftnl 1t t.. hands If ths detectives Hhu w.rr with him.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-04
CONF FESSES AWFUL SCHEME OF THE
 H|CHER-UPS

SAN FRANCISCO. Aus 1G. In a sweeping confession made ta District Attorney EaHgden and ~feef54 Agent William j. Burns. transcribed. signed and sworn ta. Pete Clnudiaues has #.d bare every diabolical scheme ta mur- der not only JM Gallagher EHt SFr-eE- els, Heney. Eaugdon and Burns
 The young Greek has told how Hy touched or tbe fuses U#ifH caused hutu che Gallagher eNp.s-ta aua uf how his brother. John. and Polk Flu- .duv,rs plotted and sch.m.l Tor weeks t1 make tho effort tu ks8 Gallagher zuccessful Thiz was but an incident however. uf the work they intended ta do. for whalezale slaughter af every one connected with the graft rraeeeu- lion was the ultimate end thav had in view. and ta accomplish this tFey Urrs ready tu sacrifice the lives uf any number cf persons regardless If whom they might br
 Makes Cold Flooded Confession.
 Pctc's confession has wiped away the last vcstigc of suspicion rHlt iHe dastardlv crimes might have heaH the work "f one ur two fanatics Tn, document iz one of tar most cold hloodcd confessions that has rver hrcu known to criminal annals rivaliHg fh. famous tale of Harry Orchard in -capr and brutality-and it carries The Tee sponsibility for the plot directly ia the doors of men caught in the draeaet of the graft prosecution.
 II was in tbe brain of ono of the higher-ups that the Idea of the sertr-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-04

tUt vifHH an hour after reaching san Francisco he broke down completely. HdWittrt everything aut began Inc r-Il- l#E nf htz narrowing t4aa
 The confession Uas secured by Lang don and Burns in r.aideaee 10 which Frte "Hz fHkTn dlry.f frHm tHa fIry depot and az the Iyn4mrrr tHH his sfHr. and answered fHs questions uut ta .iw every word al# taken down b. p -H.rfHaH3 HHart.- The .H4H.riu- uuu uf fHe #aHt.--uu 2ls mad rl Pete yesterday arlerraun iu IaaFI#a'4 Yf- H-a and Ieued and vaTH n by its maker $a incident was feff uufauen- rd. and h Iaaelan- ra-ssszIon i. up.y tHc document tHat probably elH send both Peter and John to the penlt-n- ti1ry for life
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-04
LURKERS FIRE
 ON SOLDIERS
 FROM AMBUSH

SPRINGFIELD. IT, Aug The tr#srHac uf 5.g56 troops has thratfnd tte Her aafs #d feaieht th- fiet9az element. unable. heeausc of bayanets f4 afeaE thelr bale atau the negroes.
 aH turned its intention to attempts ta sm1', officers and wyarrs af fhe national guard FHrzr attempts Hfekr es# franua#e af t6a eits at midnight
 \ #alr. af =hatz agrr fired ffam EHaaz ..gta= af tHa city and fae traar= au. hms aH thair arms ready tar ftaetr.tHs
 oAe attrmpt ta E made hy rlatefs Nas af Tenth aml Edwards frrrts a6efe II-ur II . EIderNay ar af Company r. of Inc Emt ullutr al nm mlm-hETammgtm uoAorV EfeaWme'ea Hefe Bred upon f05er r4# 4mm-h TH- aHie-r- We're walk ma in fEe #tfsrf NHen 4 huIIrt struck at In. feet of Lieut. Ridgcway. throw ing dus,uto his face. A second bull tet struck the seabbar1 of Lieut. Chase. The source of The shots could mol be discovered although the -oldirrs +eaurel thr oelehborhaad. ready ta Gr. uFaH tte maagd-r
 Ahau the same time ar Spring and EdHarts streets Private P.ut NzfHv and Guv Duncan af Company D If the Fourth infantry wore fired upon They 0rrt-u mt wounded, and attempts made be troops Co find ths would-be a==az- sins proved fruitlcss.
 Grand Jury Mill Works.
 0utsid, uf these demonstrations Springfield has been tranquil for 24 hourz SO tranquil in f1ct that GHv Deuecu was able Co set in motion Inc grand jury machinery.
 He expects ta in1ict fuly loo mon
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-04
WOMAN CHOKES
 A FIERCE DOG

MEMPHIS Aur. After desper- ate struggle. lasting len minutes Nh. Mary r.. Forester. who Vcirhs Il.s than loo pounds. today chosrd ta death q powerful dog which had attacked h,r at her home nn Huntyn avenue.
 The dog a Go pound shepherd at- lacked Mrs. Forester after it had bit len Miss Mamie Ditto a neighhor.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-04

af crimes originated. t V7z th.- sam. man she planned eeef4 detaH for ps aaWme sat er th- #8fa-raus at- trmpfs. il was his same man who Was ta ray fabulous sum for tBe accomplishment a5 murder .t 0as rHs same man who prrig,d a mMt.u aeau fund f4r Inc 1efsu-. of ms one af thr active participants ,,aa might =eer In caught 44a charged ..3t ---1rmg
 Pete ebWaues de-- Hat swear gv the Identity af the arch criminal It. -,z- that f3udu,eriz always trd llm L., bsIieNe and r.ut hs always dlI he- li.ys. umt his rru employer v1- Nb, Euef H4 tmt other HiaHar-ur- wara
 agaiz1Ht sf Eurr HaHz and Weg= roueerned with him in fhr ahol,-aIs murder ptat. This is az lar a- Hr gu..-. yet he ha= cited seafr= of eireum-taH- cim incidents and details la bear him out ia tH, belief that th, aHr tImr h.-- uf san Francisco was The aHfE man dT r,etly behind Paudurefts
 Brothers Agree on Details Of Plot.
 Sensational as if K from brrmuinr t" end. the confession If Fstr tluudt. 1usz has already been esffsbafirrI Ga every essential detail from Inc pu chase af The dynamite ta Peters ,-cafa ur hietele from the seeue of i4g crimes. Nat only that but in, com fes ions nf hnth Peter and Ja.u am cprrohatat6Nr in every respect Nnf eHly that. but the confessions of batH
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-04

}lr fare-ter turned a@u rbr dos 1s ii Eiztd tho hem uf he1 Eiir. aud rrlspup il under the uead. closed her finger about ils neck and began to err Several times tHe dog nearly rulled ir- eaptor from the porch Fee bier and more frehlar became thr frru- zned animals struggles mHl finally II collapsed and fell to the porch dead
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-04

r. J Nestor has bought the entire stock of liquors. beers and cigars ot the Northwestern Commercial Co. anJ will place most of these goods on the market a, outside cost The goods win all he placed in one warehouse. and We ask our friends to call and look them oyer We win guarantee to sell as cheap as you can buy on the out side.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-04

his notice te the undersigned admin stgt"r sf sad estate. ut The u1lce os .h" tmtrd Stat,- Gnmmi4zIourr In Nome In aid cape Nome Precinct. uu- Ter the penalty that claims uot pre- -rntcd within six months after the first af this notice cannot h. paid until tHe claims presented within chat period have been satisfied Lat, If this notice. August sl. lsus
 CHARLES r. ASHFORD.
 Administrator of the Estate
 of John IT Ashford G--
 ceased
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-04
NOW IS THE TIME
 To Put Up

PEARS. PEACHES. PLUMs. Ere. Ne have q good assortment of evyry- thing in the line of Perishables. just roc ceived on <. $. Senator. and can -up- ply you at reasonable prices.
 Special for Today.
 Early Crawford Peaches. s Dor case
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-04

far murder lH connection With the yuchiug nf the tNo negroes. The gov rrupr =at- ur has thc ,rideuee which will send NlR loo men ta tHe penl. teutiare. even If some af taen da &, fa the salfa0s
 Bayonets Hold Mob.
 While the mah element remains im- roteut before the bayonets ef 5.o0o zol dirrs. state ttfurHe, Frank L.. Hatch and his 74dz backed be GaV Ben.-n aHd tue chamber of commerce of Spriugnel4 are prepared t4 secure the indictment for murder If every person against Athl mth.s can find evidence or suiii> participation iu a f4taI rlat Sp-- aitir evidence ia sreu- -aeh ladict- mrnt- E reads Tor presentation to the grand jufafs
 While iHr rupt of the traubl,. Is known ta be iH corrupt public admin istratiou line first rffort will be t8 give an object lesson to the element which lEnphed the negrocs and indirectly caused the death of the white men. Squads af detectives today searched houses and brought In l,ot taken from .br stones and I.arers restaurant t9. ha used as evidence Confessions yrr.. obtained from some or the ratf.eh- uu- der arrest h the county jail and ths police station
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-04

Miss l.. Thomas has opered typewritiHg and stenographie exchange on Second street opposite fhr Masonic Telnric
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-04
OBJECT TO
 INSANITY

NEW YORK Aug. 31. - The uaiuas Brothers are protesting strongly against cnteriHs rI,a of insanity as a defense.
 They prefer to lrt the brother talk. the c"useouenecs rather than let the whole far ilg suffer The defendant
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-04
EAGLE THEATER.

The Hcvrtt Company present magic illusions. Illustrated songs and nov ing pictures tonight at the Eagle thea ter. Change of program each evening Seats at KelIy's
 aIatr W.iner Beer at in. Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-04
Grand Jury Mil Works.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF
 ESTATE.

In The United statyz Commissioner
 Court for the cape Nome Precinct
 in the Second Division nf the B5=-
 trlet of Alaska. sutlug e~ 4 rrah4ts
 Court
 No. 132
 In the matter af sae estate of John T
 Ashford Decreased.
 Notice * hereby given to all creditors of the late John H. Ashford. deceasrd. and to an others whom it may concern that the undersigned Was duly aPreiat ed by rne above named court in tho above entitled matter on tHc ltth day of AuausD le0> as tho administrator of m, estate of said John IT, Ashford dercaSrd and has duly qualified q such administrator in conformity with laA and iS now performing the duties If his Said trust; and that all persons having claims against the estate oi said deceased are hereby required tC present them. with the proper vouchers within six months from the date 9i
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-04

uitf=rf l. tlFr strongest a.qusar of thr
 usarttA Iica.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-04

sIatz w.insr Bear a, tn. Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-04

sIstr PrIvss. Stock ., tn. Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-04

Aug 25. Scpt- 1-S-15-32-T.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-20

this protest put on record, but the singing of the Doxology and prompt action for adjournment prevented
 That same paper makes no bones about expressing its opinions on the subject editorially as follows The vital defect in the revivalist's moral preachment is his assumptions that character can be won so suddenly, ii certain cases he exercises a powerful hypoida suggestion which seems to work moral miracles. But success when attained, depends upon the tenn peramental receptiyeness of his sub iccts. Not all are thus benefcially aided. Here and there an individual receives actual harm by the appliea- ton of suggestion under unfayorable conditions. Indeed, one wonders whether psychological diagnosis should not precede q patients expos- ure to religious excitement. When converts lose their zeal, the evangelist planes the converts, resewing a meas ure of condemnation for their pastors. one pities those pastors. How, in the name of all moral probabilities are they to make permanent a piety that presupposes the acceptance of spec ious theories and artificial ideals? Normality will reassert itself-at least in So far as normality once yictimizad by evangelism. ever can
 The question may be fairly asked to- day in New Haven: Would pr. Chap man now receive as cordial an invl- tation to come again?
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-20
ID LEASE.

We love Co hear the wild birds greet At morn their comrades In the trees And feel the heart Of nature beat With joyous throbs at ldylease To gaze upon the pine-crowned hills And watch the streamlets downward
 flow.
 From foamlng falls and roaming rills, Along tle steens of Romano. TO finger mid the shady scenes Where rest Invites the weary mind, And evil never lntefvenes, Fol thoughts are pure and nncon.
 fined
 To lie upon the dewldss grass And view above the radiant sky, Then count the tleecy clouds that pass Like scenes before the dreamer's eve, To mark the parent birds delight, As nesilings plume their eager wings, Intent upon their infant flight, Tn quest of more ethereal things. To muse o'er rocks and running rllls. And trace Pequannocks whirls and
 bounds Whose liquid laughter in the hills Fills all their air with soothing
 sounds, To walk the woods alone with God, As Enoeh did unseen a while, And know the paths our feet have trod Were lighted by his loving smile
 --Leslie's Weekly
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-20

tho fraudulent purpose Of presenting him to the voters Of Connecticut as his powerful political supporter. The mischief was done the moment an in- cident over six months old was cum nngly exploited to make 1t appear q present day achievement To that President Roosevelt has four times testified He has been talking about a speech made in congress last April by NIr LiIley upon which he oongrat- ulated him, and SO far as we know deservedly so.
 The news article, which appeared originally in the columns of the Wa terbury Republican, alluded directly to the Roosevelt correspondence re- gently received as wishing Mir. Lilley
 success in his campaign" The Asso- ctated Press in slightly modified lan- suage gave the electorate of Connec- ticut the same impression, MT. Lilley in an interview with a reporter Of the | Waterbury American further added gimp to this premedltated impression. From first to last, and until the nqui- res set in motion by The Journal Courier bore fruit, 1t was commonly accepted as true that President Roosevelt had broken his rule and 1 come out for Mir, Lilley for governor in this campaign That was the pur- pose in giving the correspondence any publicity whatever, It is now the pur- pose of the supporters of Mr. Lilley to in some way twist the Roosevelt letters Into an endorsement in behalf of the general republican situation,
 If the friends of MT. Lilley are wise they will drop this letter episode like q hot stove lid. It is dangerous Nothing in his whole political career has so conyincingly illuminated hls methods of procedure his indifference to methods which can be made to square with the rules of game hon i estly played and his willingness to play short to get an advantage of a competitor as this chapter in the gen tie art of writing letters No matter what the letters did not or did say, no matter what the presidents intent was and that we know the impress sive fact is that MT, ltlley calmly and with reconciliation used them in ways known to him to deceive the voters into the belief that President Roose- welt had voluntarily come to his sup port He has not done so.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-20
Yale's Young Taft.
lAnsonIa Sentinel. ]


 Yale's Taft club plans many parades, all of which will De good exercise for the boys and good advertising for an honored graduate of their loved univer- sty The vice president of the club, by the way Is Robert \ Taft, who has no particular obiectSm spending his lime for such q purpose, except that Ills father Is candidate for the presidency and he expects, later on, to have his own mail directed to the White House.
 By the way, how will 1t please his father to read the following from to- days Associated Press news;
 The entrance honors of Yale fresh men were announced at the university to day. and with the list are those of junior appointments. Robert Alphonso Taft, son of Judge William Howard Taft, receives a philosophical oration for work Tn the first half of his junior year, an honor added to the many pre- vlously announced from time 10 time since his freshman entrance. He also is included in the list of honor awards in English composition. After the Junt examinations t was announced that Mir Taft led his class In 'raking' Rah for fuft--Jr and Sir,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-20

Illuminating, Said Mir. Lilley: If l should draw out would you support me two years hence?' Certain New Haven republicans said, We see no reason why we should not'' If this is not a promise in advance, what is? Colonel Ullman speaks of the regu- lar slate and about an agreement" even while denying such a thing. How did 1t come about that the state con- vention was carried out to the letter, as prearranged? Yet this was the most independent convention ever saw" Mr. Ullman Is reported as say
 ing If no machine existed, but only the purest sort of organization, there was something that looked very much like a machine, and worked like one,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-20
THE WASHINGTON MISSION.

AS has been the case with other phases of the Lilley campaign the trip to Washington by Mir. Kenealy and Colonel Ullman, two very attrac- tive and persuasive political leaders, is mystifYng. They, of course went to the seat of the nation for the purpose of inducing President Roosevelt to testify to his personal interest in the campaign of MT Lilley for governor of Connecticut. They appear to have made such great success of 1t that they did all in their power to escape the detection of the reporters, and left if to the president to reiterate what he had said once privately, once through the Associated Press and once to MT. Tanner of this city, that he had not expressed an interest in the political fortunes of Mr. Ldlley and should not do so,
 It is now rumored that the corre- sponlence between the president and MT. Lilleg which was opened by Mr. Lilley and not by President Roosevelt, will be made public and that then all will be as clear as the sunlight, We shall indeed be surprised if the publl- cation of any letters can present the president suddenly In the light of wishing Mir, Lllley success in his campalgn' or eXcusing Mr. Iilley in having used the presidents lettors for
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-20
4 MACHINE, OR ORGANIZATION.

4 remark that mas gained consider abl political currency is this: When tho organization is with you l. IS the organization but when tho orga aliza ton is against you, it is machine. : This is q favorite expression Of Colonel Unman, who used 1t again the other evening in his address at tho dinner of the republican ward committeeman, The saying is one of those peculiar expressions that seem to have the force of actual truth, when as a mt ter of fact they are half-truths and contain an element of delusion' They arc more smart than wholly true.
 All men will agree that political or ganfzation is a necessity, But an orr ganzation includes all who compose party, and not alone those who may be chosen as a central committee, or other hody to conduct tho political 1 business of the party A party com mltteo, which somehow has become accustomed to regard itself IS the or zanization, will always hold itself in 1 readiness to carry out the wishes of the party. The committee Is the po- itica organ through which the party expresses its will We have thus far organization. It nccd not he for or against anyone but should work nor- mally for the interest of party con viction.
 When the spi>,, of boss takes pos l session of representative committee l the organization becomes a machine, Prospective nominees for office are i talked of in closed meeting far in ad- vance of campaigns, without much ref erence to the rank and file of the party Members of a committee will defer tc the dominating mind of whoever they
 
 ! have come to recognize as the boss Then plans are formed and decisions made to nominate certain candidates and thrust them upon the party All the machinery is oiled and set in mo- ton through the various wards and districts for the purpose of managing the caucusos In this way we have i the machine instead of proper organ. izaton. A free, spontaneous, flexible caucus, or convention, could not in advance provide "eut-and-drie program, but 1t is always possible for a machine to do this.
 Colonel Ullman declares that "I would be impossible to promise ( nomination SO far in advance" in re ferrne to the nomination of Mir. Lii ley but he implies that it is possible to promise a nomination somewha in advance, if not 'so far II advance" and thus admits the func tior of q machine, There have boor experiences that show how different 1 machine is from an organization.
 Colonel ulman's recent address designed to show that no aereemen whatever was made in advance t nominate Mr, LllleN is really In tn nature of evidence that an under standing did exist. The apparent. innocent statement about Lllley with drawing in favor of Mir Woodruff i