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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-03-31

Jones followers say that Senator
Martin has been in the Senate long
enough Is years. Do they forget that
Jones has been in Congress for %
years. or six years longer To those
who conscientiously entertain this
view, the candidacy of Senator Martin
should appeal, and he would be enti-
tied to their support if they are
honest in their convictions.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-03-31
For Sale or EX-
chance.

Two fine blue grass farms in Fau-
quier county, Va, owned by the same
man (who is 80 years old.) One con-
tanning 1870 acres, on which is a good
dwelling of 10 rooms, and all neces-
sary out buildings, 4 acres in large
full bearing orchard. The other con-
tanning ITO acres, adjoining, on which
is a 600 dwelling and numerous out
buildings, and nice large store at
forks of road, an excellent mercan-
tile stand, blacksmith shop &c.
Both farms, are productive land,
and will produce from so to 10 bushels
| of corn and 20 bushels of wheat per
acre, superbly watered by never fail,
lug stream and springs. plenty OF woo d
and timber, oak, poplar and large
walnut. Will sell both farms at a
bargain or will exchange them both
for small farm containing from ~
to 90 acres of good land with good
dwelling and out building within one
or two miles from Southern Railroad.
| The owner is too old to farm and
wants to retire.
| App Y at once to
j. N DAVIS & CO,
Real Estate Agent,
Woodstock, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-03-31

Who can furnish me- II bushels
Golden Beauty seed corn. Your price.
Advise mo Oy postal.
WM. TAMKIN,
- .OsEieL VI.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-03-31

The Druggist stands between
the physician and the patient.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21
LAWSON ACQUITTED
 RUNNING LOTTERY

maj SO it's value could be converted into actual cash badly needed by the organ ization.
 The court took occasion to berate what il termed little petty officers who in the extreme narrownoss of their official vision cannot distinguish acts. criminal and acts charita hle Mir Law son is to be commended for his Chris tian act in donating the horse valued at several hundred dollars to help the organization carry on it's work of char ity. and not punished and bounded like a criminal. ls the view taken bv the court. when he discharged the case. and reversed the decision of the lower court
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21
TURKS DEFEA D AT BENGAz|
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Nugget Special Service.
 BENGAZI. Tripoli. Oct. 2I..-After waiting for several days to be attack- ed by the Italians who had landed a large force at the seaport of Barca. with the railroad running south across the desert, the Turks this morning gave battle by taking the aggressive.
 After lighting for two hours trying (" dislodge the Italians who were strongly intrenched behind fortifica tions and heavy siege guns. the Turks gave up the battle and commenced to retire when the Italians took the az gressive and soon had the enemy on the run
 The Turks were obliged to fall back upon their stronghold at Ksebee. but many of them fell during the retreat
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21

being persued by the Italians which in tr"duced several machine guns mount ed on automobiles for chasing the enemy.
 m" execution of these machine guns played havoc in the ranks of the Turks and the cavalry which acted aa an escort and protection to the ma chin" guns had all they could do to Keep up with th- autos The pick uf the Italian cavalry raced with the autos that were sending in bullets at the rate of s" many a second into th, ranks "f the retrcating Turks. and for the first time this style of conducting 2 battle was introduced
 The number of Turk killed during the retreat is not known. word of the engagement coming from the head
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21
GIVE 'EM PURE
 BEER SAYS WILSON
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 CHICAGO. Oct. Secretary Will son of the agricultural department on Wednesday afternoon addressed the National Brewers Association now in session and advised them to give the public pure beer. The profits derived from beer Is sufficient to warrant all brewers to refrain from using adulter- ations and misbranding their bever- ages.
 In behalf of the government will state that the pure food law will be inforced fin the land and brewers found guilty of placing adulterated beer upon the market. pr misbranding their goods will he punished just tn" same as other adulterators"
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21
ALASKA NEEDS
 MORE SCHOOLS
Special Nugget Service

SEATTLE oct -Missionary Marsden will petition the bureau of education and the different religious organizations for more schools in Als- ka for Eskimos and Indians
 According tu Missionary Aar-d.u ther" K great need of schools in the far north to cducat" th" Indians That tho natives need to h. taught how to provide for thomsrlv"e. now that the country is being settled mp by tn. whit" race. The Indians and ESkimos gle for an existence in competition with their white brothers and this can br overcom" through th" srr.oals ,ha, should h" erected at once.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21

,"rtaln ts.a- rumnr he Was sending lowing other. ra go gta mat as her.
 nfarg. hut au ersat sau he a~c"rtaina uu that point
 Tarr. s u"a a movement pu foot t, .amIu Htehcngk from forwarding .'l. publications ,H a-t freight and ,n compel fh' postal ,utHnrite- to accept 'hem tud forward them as second class uaH Fine putlnuh has dispatched lt- >a,.mhar numbers sn express rath ,f 'Hau tu allow them tn gu by freight ! 's asht .- "n D-tw.en the post aH-tar general and rh, publishers of u.uEmt magazme- The number of hane- aamp~d into th, mails monthly H ta. eiry runs into the hundreds af tau- and th. government loses money r HI-uai.huu them by mail trains
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21
ALORICH SUBMITS
 MONETARY PLANS

best thosr countries had Co offer. was made at the expense Of Uncle Sam
 According Co the new draft there Will be fifteen financial districts created in the United States. with a constant re- serve of three hundred million dollars on hand. under the direct control of the monetary commission to be appointed by the president and confirmed by the senate.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21

quarters of the Italian army. and the number of soldiers engaged tn the bat tie from Bengal Wa~ four thousand
 The victory today wipes out the de feat "f the Italians little over a week ago. and 1t appears that the attacking. or aggressive army gets the worst If the encounter
 Battles are not courted with .,ny dc- gre. of "arnr-tneSs by either army and th" officers. as well us the .u.n appear [" b" satisfied [" remain ou th. do- t"nsiy" and i.t th. other fellows du ,he agEr"S~iv" work
 For a n'ee warm path in the iarges, hath rooms n the c,ty try ,re City Bath Mouse. Everything first class and up to date.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21
STEAMBOAT AGENT
 SKAGWAY MURDERED

most popular man in steamship circles between Seattle and Alaska ports on the Southwestern and Skagway Juneau run.
 The deceased had been the local agent of the Alaska Steamship Com pany for nearly three years, having been transferred from the palatial steamer Jefferson, of which he was purser for several years.
 The late Clyde Guptnl has been con nected with the Alaska Steamship Co. for nearly fourteen years and Is q man about 37 years old.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21
GOVT AFTER
 CAME HUNTERS
Nuaast sp.s-.L $. ls.-

Nugget Spee,st s,r.tc-
 uElE>A urr. .l m. government aamme d. e.la same tn national I ra. 4. r. rri.a. property has n -u,r.E t- aur Ererus aguu-t -r. .rI uWr.f- charged nItH eiuIng same u JH. Yellowstone ptra
 rHr government holds fNnt the gam. aw- are never pu hm constantly u Hn fnre- tud effect m sll national parks and tuy person fauua euilry af Ei.ung -atd game vHl u.. punished for larceny.
 Tho game vardrus ar the Yellow stone psrN had several hunters ar Tested flor Shn"rlug game in the rrser,- during thr past week and they Nnl b. .tri'd hy thr government under the ehrrgr of larceny
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21
Nugget Special Service.


 PLYMOUTH. Mass. Oct. 2I.-The upper court today decided that Thomas Lawson was not guilty of running a lottery as found guilty and fined in the lower court a few months ago in this city.
 The court held that Thomas Law son, who was offering for sale a very valuable horse and donating the money derived from the sale to charitable organization. was not running a game of chance in the true sense of the anti lottery laws of the country That the horse offered for sale by Lawson was divided into certain number of tick cts representing the value of the anI- nal offered for sale The tickets were sold and the money turned over to the charitable organization. Thomas Law son had the horse and resorted to that method of raising the price of the anil
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21
CHARLES SCHULTZ DOES
 THE MEYER ACT

Word was received In the last mali that Charles Schultz a former citizen of Nome. was united in the bonds of matrimony "n October at Vancouver. B. C.
 Charles was connected with the Mio- sene Ditch and Pioneer Mining Com pany here in Nome and left last fall to set up for himself in business on the outside. He k now in business fin Vancouver. B. c. and his place is schultz X Clements. German bakers. %
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21
Nugget spec,a serv,ee.

VT - TOT -7' 'TN0'
 WASHI>GToN. oct -l Alu,d U I8r""ks, wh" reached th, city last night ha~ declined tn" hatt"rug offer made him b> Secretary of tn. Interior Ft-n- ter. to b" chief -,ulngi-t ut Alaska
 MT Brp"h- when interviewed hs g representative or I'm. Washington Post -t't"d h' had th"uunt th. matter a.,r seriously f"r several dav-. and had com" tn th" conclusion n- .our i.- cline the honor
 haF" n."n pr.parml nse-,If rsr t certain Iu' af work remarked Tor Brooks and n v .adr.- at .ail go. f nL-nared far the aark aas. l.....a
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21
TRYING TO TRAP
 F. HITCHCOCK
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Nugget Speet-i Seraee
 NEM YORK. Oct T The .rhrisl- pt thr many magazines published in thu city have he.u laying a trap for Post master General Prank Hitchcock in the routing "f their publications The postmaster general has ordered the msgazines forwarded vIa fast freight instead nf second class maH e. cat down Che cost of his department.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21
AMERICAN FLAG IS
 ORDERED REMOVED

feeling has h..rn running high ant he rneasur. k fought over time ana tEau b. tho people pro and con.
 -rarine that the sight ui thu q nrr In ras may load to some enma'.gt- tion hrtWeen the two nations 'h- tI- thoritles hav- ordered them rnu, .,ri from the house tops and unu. srsnted ang Striprs Wnl not hs seen .n sna .CttN
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21
BRYAN'S NAME
 IN PRIMARIES
Nugget speora seraze

Nugget SpsofaI Ser.lze
 PORTLAND orl n TH nam. as William J,mng~ l3nu NH appear az preferential n tho prmr,r- nr the selection ar candidate. ta sa astar. rn.. pc"pl. -"rlslnr the aat..- at I.r -.1rar
 m" names au rle Hzf tfG ga r e"rdinF tn aIphah.t#a. aaIaf amt HN an will head tin. list alth c.a.p C.ua serund. Governor Wilson al. @ at t.r fo"f of tho fi-t auh #.sarI r 70. tWe-u h.- nsmr and tnat a ra. tHri.. defeated taru.r candidate William J"uuug- Enan TH. rs.t u.t Ium heads h. u~t va .a. % r.ut-u.s e. give ham msuy vftr~ thaf f,. ..au.H moi ~ocur" w"rr h- tt tH. laat and 70 nam- ber predict hr au win th. primaries off n" stIIl ha~ % strong haIt ..,uu On. mass.-
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21
AVIATOR ELY KILLED. Nugget Special Service.

MACON Oct. lS.- Delayed in trans. mission) Aviator Ely. one Of the best known airmen of the present day. was dashed to his death this afternoon. while making an exhibition flight.
 Man and machine came tumbling over and over from great height and the terrific force which airship and aviator hit the ground caused the in- Stant death of the young man.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21
nusss, Special Service.

TORONTO. Oct 2i-The goyerI. mrnt has given orders that all An,- ericsn flags he removed from built. iTgs. The Canadian flag will be the on'v emblem of national authority in the city. In the past many AmericAn q fags could be seen daily floating 10 the hreeze giving to the city the appear aroc of an international market place. But since the defeat of reciprocity.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21
Nugget Special Service.

SkAGWAY. Oct. l9.-Oelayed in transmission )-The city is all up in arms this morning over the mysterious murder of Clyde Guptlll, the popular steamship agent of the Alaska Steam ship Company.
 Details of the murder are not forth coming. the bare statement that Cup till was found murdered. the deed hay ing been committed during the night. is the only news at hand.
 The murdered man was. very popular In the city. and is without doubt the
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21
UNALAskA WIRELESS
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HIT BY STORM

Nugget Special Service.
 VALLEJO. Oct. 2o-Cyclonic winds have destroyed the aerials of the gov ernment wireless station established during the past summer at Unalaska
 The operators have re rigged a set of acrials so they can do business. but the war department will have to re- place t.e ones installed during the past summer by others sufficient on strength to withstand the heavy gales encountered in the islands.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21
Nugget Special ssrv,es.

Nugget Special SerHiee.
 WASHINGTON. oct. 2i.- Senator Aldrieh of Rhode Island has submit tod his national monetary commission plans which he and the other members have been perfecting for the past year or two, The plans submitted are a revision of the first draft of the bill. and are accepted by the leading bank CTS of the country, whereas the former outline of the needed remedy created a storm of protest.
 The plans submitted today are the outcome of months of study on the a trip of one season 10 Europe for the purpose Of mastering and obtaining the
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21
TUG CREW HAVE
 NARROW ESCAPE
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special SerNiGs.
 PRINCE RUPERT. Oct. 2I The crew Of the tug Swallowgett had narrow escap" from being drowned last night when their vessel crashed into the rocks at Kitkatli narrows. The tug k a complete wreck and the sud- donnesS of the boat striking in the swift current came near to costing the entire crew their lives
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21
Nugget spse-aI ser.lee

Nugget Spec q Servlce.
 CHICAGO. Cot -l Duy thausaua "i tn. striking -h"pm.u au co. Illinois Central haze returned t" work an many oth"rs are 1rmandlug tu na ra iustatcd
 The conditions th" -trki,r- ar. ac- ,"ptrd being that they go e. work uu- dor th, same conditions they were em- piuved before they went out on a strike.
 Tn" road experienced no difficulty in securing sufficient mechanics to keep in" shops running after protection was
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21
ouxsuRY FOR ST. MICHAEL.

The schooner ousbury will sail to- n'erro~ afternoon at 2 o'clock for Sol !. emon. Bluff, oolovin and St. Michael, carrying freight passengers and mail.
 For rates and information inquire Of the U. S. Mercantile Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21
BROOKS DECLINES
 CHIEF BIOLOGIST

following during th. past several ycar- u connection with th. Alaska geolo. Et''' survey nf the interior department Htd N"uId rather remain there
 '." mol care q" a-~ume the rr-pou
 ."'iE "f th' position n- chief geolp- -i-t of Ala~ka t involves. more than "n" grl-r- si th. lr-t mention of the n," 'f'ir" tn h. created. and don't n."' .nu'. z" tno demand said office E.# require. Na- | have declined with f.ans. amt that Is th, end of the posi- '.aH 70 Ear He nm concerned
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21
CAME POSTPONED
 FOURTH TIME
Nugget Special Service.

PHILADELPHIA, oct. 2l.-For the fourth time in as many days the fourth game of baseball to be played between the champs" in the National and Am crican Leagues, had to be postponed on account of rain.
 Thousands are here in the city wait ing to see the next game and the play CTS are putting in few hours each day keeping limbcred mp SO they will not grow stale.
 Philadelphia has been in the grasp of the storm for five straight days and rain is falling today
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21
WILL YOU REMEMBER

Fnr further particulars of the Num. custom mill with pictures of the eN t"rier and interior of the same. also 8 applet" writ" up about it. secure a caps af .hr NuH- and rr.ds.ue lH ilnn of inc Some Daily Nugget. This H4atiur win contain views and de
 m.a.... af rH. mulHs .r'uztriaS sar3 p.uu-uls
 Power of Attorney at Nugget Office
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21
BANDIT 9ILL MAKES
 HIS ESCAPE
Nugget Special Service.

VANCOUVER. Oct 20 Bandit Bnl. miner doing time for lifa .. ,he peni- ''i''a'S mas i"adv his escape. and his whereabouts are @ mystery.
 When. how and by what aid h. suc- ceeded in getting away k puzzling the authorities for he has dropped out of and sallowed him
 The bandit who k well known was serving life sentence in the peniten- tiary. and was known all over the country as Bandit Bill the Miner"
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21
FALkeNeURe & LAUGHS, Chemist.

Assays Of common and rare metals. Carloads tor lsss) Of ore tested on mill size machinery. Write for catalogues. e5 Yesler Way. Seattle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21
WAR IMMINENT GUATEMALA
Nugget sp.~.al Serve,

'7' oefklce.
 N,EW MEXICO. t,. in transmissionl--W War with 'tt'.s. '" mala is imminent. troops ar. u"w being rushed South. Preparations being made to carry on an cNtru-N'. urId rampaIgn' No battle has been fought tn date En- gagements expected hourly for troops are reaching the scen" where light will take place
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21
sI,OOO,OoO ON
 s. s. VICTORIA
Nugget Special Service

SEATTLE. Oct 2I.-CDelsNar hl tronsmission.l--Th steamship Nictpr- ia on her last trip from Nome hioayh, one million in gold from the Nor'h The bullion was consigned to the Local assay office. and represents shipments from up river points and Seward Pen insula
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21
,oTIce

Do n1t be dses,vsd sy nonopoi WE WILL save you 20 per cent on a. electrical supplies. Come and see the improved TUnsstCn Lamp. Carleton Hardware Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21
THOUSAND STRIKERS
 RETURN TO WORK

afforded "' tH. .ourt-. and state troops. .n. emp"m vill allow other striker- '" return t- conditions warrant. for tH'E ar" going tu retain the new men Nh" vent tp work during the strike and 1s Earauci"~ occur win take hack the old hands who hay" lost out during their -trik" q" force the officials of th- road (" allow Tho unions instead pf the owners pp'rat, The road
 Mining and Dredging Edition wrap. ped ready for mailing at the Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21

The finest line of cigars to choose from. Infinite. Lovera. Opthno. Fl Rayo. Juan de Fuca. Carabana and Htmboldt Seward ComI CO
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21

Start the month right by subserib. ing for the Daily Nugget S2 pcf month: s months. st0: one ear S21
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21

WE DO THE WORK Peoples Laundry are making . sps- eisIty ef rough dry laundry olws us . trial.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21

Statements printed Nugget Office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-21

Mining and Dredging Editions are for mailing al the Nugget.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
oUINERAUG POMONA. Meeting Arranged at Abingdon Today -Ipterestins Programme.

Oranges from all of the subordinate organizations in Windham county will gather at Abingdon this Saturday, morning to attend meeting of Quine- baug Pomona grange No. 2 this being a spring gathering of special interest. The fifth degree is to be conferred up- on a class of candidates.
 The programme for the day includes the announcement that Clement " Flasg, manager of the Danielson di- vision of the Southern New England Telephone company, will give an il1us- trated talk about the telephone Otll- CTS who are to have parts during the lecturers hour are Everett F. Brown A. B. Smith. who has prepared pa per on Romance and Reality; Mrs Walter Brown. who will read an essay on Women: Yesterday. Today and Tomorrow; C. D. Jarvis. Storrs who will talk on the subject. The Spraying of Fruit Trees. Several musical numbers are also to be giver by members of the order
 Want Star Route Restored.
 That. rural free delivery service is no improvement over tTle star route service is claimed by some Soutf who have been affected by the recent change in the manner of handling mai from the DapieIson office. and it i. said that they win make an effort tt have -the postcfficc department restore the star route service that was recent. ly discontinued-
 About Fifty Prisoners in Jail.
 windham county citizens who ar,
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
A Hopeful Sian.

This week we had the pleasure of entertaining a family that came all the way from a far western state to take up 8 farm in Connecticut. They have come to locate in our state not because the west is too full of farm disadvantage for the waE of home markets. The home markets of New England, especially southern New England, are the best in the world, and western farmers are beginning to realize it. This man was sheep Tancher away up on the Continental Divide From him we learned q whole lot about isolated farms, long hauls to market over poor roads and stinct of buyers, the exacting rules of transportation companies. etc. He is 8 man who did some thinking and he was forced to the conclusion that the place for a farmer is relatively near good markets. Result: He came east-calne to Connecticut-and he is here to stay. Is not this a hopeful sign? Does it not show tkat the glowing enticements of western that is not discoverable until you get there and find it out for yourself If the farmers of New England boosted their country the way the western newspapers, barsers for land agencies, etc, boost their sections. it would not be long before New Eng land would be as full of farm homes as Iowa and Illinois. Best of all the products of our farm homes would miles or more to find some one who is ready to buy them. Boost New England and it's home markets.-Con. nectict1t Farmer.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
DlNIELS0N AND PUTNlM NENS|

prone to get into trouble may be pasS- ing through q period of reform or arc out of form if the number Of prisoners at the Brooklyn jail may De taken as an. indication of how things are going with those who present a social Drob- lem. The number of prisoners at the jail has been lowering around the 50 accepted by any person as an invita- ton to go out and start something just in order that the average attend- ance over there may be increased. It is simply suggested by the fact that there are more apt to be registered at Brooklyn than the number mentioned. There have been times wl1en more than a hundred prisoners have been held at Brooklyn, so things may be improving, at least it is some satis- faction tu suggest that impression here.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-29
GUILFoRp LINE Secures Right of Way from Connect cut Company to Center of New Ha. ven--ln Operation by Aug. 1st.

It is understood that arrangements have been made between the Guilford Trolley coni pany, or, more particularly, the Shore Line Electric Railway com pany, and the Connecticut company by which the cars Of the Shore Line will come directly into the center of New Haven when the new road is complet- ed.
 This road is to run from Guilford to New Haven. entering the city by way of Middletown avenue. Tracks have already been laid to the fagpole at Foxon and the work is being pushed as rapidly as possible.
 It is expected that the road will be in operation by Aug. 1st.
 Tke charter of the Shore Line con- paEy gives it the right to run into New Haven to the corner of Middle town avenue aud Ferry street From that point the cars will be taken on by the Connecticut company. A new line will be built over the old iron. bridge to State street, where the Scheutzer park line will be tapped, and the run to the Green will be by way of State street.
 Wter con1rleted, this route tc Gull ford will undoubtedly be a, popular one not only because of it's convenience but because of it's picturssqueness