DO YOU LIKE NICE FRESH EGGS?
THEN USE HOLLYHURST
Remember we receive a fresh shipment of
these eggs on each boat, thus insuring their K
freshness. I
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YOU CAN MAKE MONEY FAST
BY BUYING CLOTHES HERE NOW.
HELLO MEN!
Hart SeFiaffner <1 Marx
SUITS, OVERCOATS, CORDON HATS
20% DISCOUNT for cash
HELLQ BQYSJ
We are Closing out our complete line of
BOYS SUITS AND OVERCOATS
50% DISCOUNT FDR GRSH
GEO. E. LOKIEN & CO.
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The Home of Hart, Sehaffner & Marx Clothing.
Classified Ads.
All Classified Ad» Must be Pud fos
in Advance.
FOR S/.Lfc.
FOR SAi.f. A sn.;.i! i..nge in good
condition. Apply Mrs. Stadie, 2 to
A p. m.
LOST.
ROST—Three cornered watch fob,
medallion, old ivory and nuggets.
Finder return to this office. Reward.
J iOST—Serpentine ring set with
three diamonds; liberal reward if
finder will return to Nugget office or j
to C. F. Schneider.
FOUND—Black tosary beads, silve.
mounted. Owner can have same by 1
paying for this ad.
FOUND—Hat pin with initial D. Fay
for ad and get the same.
WE - AN' DO TT.
Koi are. t'ltiss work ..ml iirompl dellv
try phone Main 151 and the People’s
Laundrv will send and get your laundry'
V J WILLIAMSON. Prop
JUST ARRIVED AT HOLT'S.
New rugs .$2.50 to $35.00
New Linoleums, yard . 50c to $150
New mattresses $4.00 to $20.00
New winter caps.$1.25
New tents and tarpolins $1.50 to $15.0”
New rubber boots, best....$4 to $6.75
Quilts and Blankets.$2 to $';
New sleds for boys and girls $1 to $5
New crockery and glassware.
New Hardware and notions.
New Granite ware, largest stock.
Still sell gents furnishing and rub
ber goods at cost.
Furniture full line.
Everything the cheapest and best it
HOLT’S.
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—Adv.
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Eagle Hall
TONIGHT
All Celtic Film Co. Presents two Comedies
RAFFERTY STOPS A MARTHON
AND
EVERY INCH A HERO
ROMANCE OF KENTUCKY
With MurJock MacQuarie in Two Parts—Rosemary Theby in
A ROMANCE OF THE
BACKWOODS
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57 Varieties have arrived at
Moller’s Grocery
211 Front Street Phone Main 86
NEWS NOTES
The postal authorities announce that
the outside mall will be dispatched
on the steamer Victoria this evening.
The registered mall will close at 5
p. m., the ordinary one hour later.
The W. C. T. U. will hold a busi
ness meeting at the Federated church
lecture room at eight Monday even
ing to make further plan* for the dry
campaign.
Those who are inclined to be super
stitious are treading lightly and taking
extra care in everything they do today
ns it happens to be what they else
where call the "hoodoo day.” In
other words it is Friday, the 13th.
J. H. McNeil arrived up from Bluff
by the Shank's pony route late Wed
nesday night and reports that the Top
kok Ditch Company closed down the
water system Tuesday and the ma
jority of the gang employed were laid
off soon after
Work on the new pumping plant is
progressing rapidly under the dlrec
cion of Councilman Charles Ross and
will soon be in shape to Install the fire
apparatus. The engine, a ninety
horse power affair, is on the steamer
Victoria. The where abouts of the
pump is not known decisively but is
also supposed to be on the Vic.
The Nome Chamber of Commerce
will ship llie ^excellent display of
! Snugnak vegetables, recently exhibit
ed by Win. Rose to the Seattle Cham
ir.f Commerce to be placed on ex
libition if the latter body so desires.
The assortment of garden produce will
doubtless cause considerable discus
sion on the outside because of having
been raised about one hundred miles
north of the Arctic circle.
The Victoria will leave tonight. The
work of discharging cargo will be
concluded this afternoon and the big
liner will sail on her way to Seattle
some time after four. The passenger
lighter will leave promptly at four p.
m. The local agents have been busy
i disposing of tickets to prospective pas
sengers today and there will be a good
sized crowd aboard when the vessel
clears for the south.
The Jessup case was concluded last
night at five flfty-flve when the jury
empanelled to hear the evidence re
turned a verdict of guilty after twen
ty minutes of deliberation. The total
value of the booty secured by the
youthful burglar is designated as '
j $14.50. Shortly after noon today At- j
i torney O'Neil tiled a motion for a new ]
I trial the motion being based on various
i technicalities. The case of Mueller
vs. Goggin and Bridget O’Connell vs.
1 W. J. Rowe were set for hearing on
the 17th and 23rd, respectively.
| What is described by Mr. A. Polet
as the finest celery that ho has seen
in Alaska, has been on display at the
big Polet down town store for the last
day or two and has attracted much
attention owing to the unusual sice and
generally excellent appearance. Al
though Nomeltes are fully aware that
with proper care and attention vege
tables of every kind and description
may be raised In Nome, not a few
: of those who viewed the celery men
tioned but voiced astonishment at
learning that it was grown In Nome.
The celery was grown on Belmont
point by Mr. R. S. Horn In an outdoor
garden. The display contains about
two dozen heads, than which no better
has even been raised. Some of the
plants are almost three feet in length
and several inches In diameter,
i _
The body of Teddy Anderson, who
wus drowned in the dredge pond at
the Kimball dredge, Solomon river,
was brought to town by the Flyer
yesterday afternoon and will be ship
ped to the outside on one of the out
going steamship. Mr. O. N. Flowers,
the Solomon dredge owner, who was
near the dredge at the time of the
unfortunate accident, states that An
derson was drowned In very shallow
water and could easily have walked
out had he stood erect. According to
Mr. Flowers, the deceased apparently
grasped the winch cable, which was a
couple of feet below the surface, and
neld on until drowned. Had ho let
go the current running through the
pond was sufficiently s-iong to have
washed l im ashore on a sand bar a rod
of so away.
Mr. W. R. Hintze. who has been
acting as the Kotzebue sound agent
of the Alaska Steamship Company
during the present summer, leaves for
the outside today on the Victoria. Mr.
Hintze recently returned from Kotze
bue sound on the steamer Valdez,
which also furnished the oecusion for
his commission as the company agent
in the north.
The freighter Valdez will probably
be the next vessel to get away for |
the outside after the Victoria and
Umatilla. About two hundred and fifty j
tons of coal remain aboard the big
freighter. The Juneau will not get
away for several days as there are still
twenty one hundred tons of black
diamonds reposing in her capacious
hold.
•> ' —'
It is announced that no regular fu
neral services will be held over the
body of the late Teddy Anderson in
Nome, it having been decided that
the final obsequies shall be loft until
the body is laid in its final resting
place on the outside. The members of
the Odd Fellows and Masons and
friends of the deceased will meet at
the undertaking parlors at 10 a. m.
tomorrow to escort the body to the
Alaska Lighterage dock, from whence
it will be taken to the Umatilla.
Prosperity must languish without
further road and trail development.
"We must have roads to get the gold.”
No getting away from it. Get busy
or move on is what we are facing,
so get in and help the good roads
movement along by mailing a copy of
the pictorial edition of the Nugget
Mining and Dredging Journal where It
will assist in getting the roads and
other improvements needed. Ready
for distribution about October 15, but
send in your subscription now so you
don't get left. Fifty cents per copy,
$5 a dozen. Mailed to any address in
the United States for five cents extra
per copy.
(UNKNOWN MISCREANT
ATTEMPTS DESTRUCTION
HUGHES CAMPAIGN TRAIN
! international Nows Service.
j LOUISVILLE, Oct. 12.—Considera
ble excitement has followed the an
|
j nouncement that an attempt was made
I to wreck the train to which was at
tached the campaign special of Can
didate Hughes while en route to this
placo today.
That the train bearing the repub
lican nominee was not destroyed is
due to the discovery of a (jroken rail
showing all the marks of having been
fractured by heavy blows from a
sledge hammer by a trackman engag-’
ed on his afternoon tour of inspection.
The trackman hasten to set out dan
ger slgnuls on both sides of the break
and then proceeded to flag the train
bearing Hughes.
On arrival here the train officials
stated that there is no doubt that the
broken rail was due to tho deliberate
work of someone who wished to
wreck the special as the marks of a
heavy hammer are plainly discerable
at the point of fracture. Hughes, de
clined to discuss the incident.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
Members of Anvil Lodge No. 140, F.
and A. M. are requested to meet at
! the lodge rooms, Masonic Temple, at
9:45 -a. m. Saturday morning to escort
1 the remains of our deceased brother,
Teddy Anderson to the steamship
landing. F. R. COWDEN,
W. M.
AI ben Matsen wil leave Tuesday
morning for the fishing camp on Pil
grim river. Will leave every Tuesday
and Friday for the camp. Information
oan be secured at 8treeten’s office.
Hiekory for basket sleds at Pros
i ear’s Harness 8hop. Blagk 8.
DON’T DOT APPLES NOW
THE APPLES IS LATE THIS TEAR
**
The apples received in Nome up to the present time are not ripe
enough for winter use. Wo will receive on the next boats shipments
of choice ripe apples direct from our own Washington Southern
Slope Orchards. We will then sell you apples cheaper than any other
merchant in Nome. Ws can do this because
WE OWN OUR ORCHARDS AND DO NOT PAY ANY MIDDLE
MAN OR GROWER A PROFIT.
G. P. GOGGIN (“L"*"' 8“"
Dream Theater
TO-NIGHT
Max Figmari
AND
Solita Robertson
IN
THETRUTH
WAGON
a
5 Part Comedy
Adm. 25c
VIENNA. ADMITS
ITALIAN GAINS
International News Service.
VIENNA, Oct. 18.—While admitting
the loss of the village of Novras to
the Italian forces engaged in the at
tempted drive on Trieste, the official
statement oV the war ministry today
declares that the Italian have suffer
ed tremendous losses In killed and
wounded in addition to a total of two
thousand seven hundred captured dur
ing the Intense fighting for the pos
session of Novras. The Italians are
making but (little iprogress in this
sector and the general staff is con
fident that Trieste will not be taken.
The official statement also declares
that the Roumanians have failed in
every attempt to stem the Austro
Qerman advance In the Transylvania
section and are steadily falling back
along every section of the line.
FORMER KING OTTO
OF BAVARIA DIES
international News Service.
LONDON, Oct. 12.—Bavarian dis
patches received via Geneva today an
nounce the death of Otto, former king
of Bavaria, who for many years has
been confined to his quarters In one
of the royal castles suffering with
dementia, Otto, who was a cousin of
the reigning monarch, Louis III., nom
inally occupied the throne from 1886
I to 1913, having succeeded his brothor,
j Ludwig II., who was also insane and
| who came to his death by drowning
{ himself in it fit of madness. The sue
i cession of Louis III. was made possible
I by altering the constitution.
REORTED ENGLAND WARNS
SHIPS TO STAY IN PORT
Pacific News Serv:ce.
GALVESTON, Oct. 12.—It is report
ed here in high otlifncial circles that
England is by no means certain of the
intentions of the Germans, despite the
assurances given by Ambassador Bern
storff relative to the submarine war
fare, and has sent out a secret warn
ing to all vessels flying the British flag
to remain in port for the present.
Several British vessels loading at
this port have failed to sail on sched
ule and others have discontinued load
ing, all of which lends something of
confirmation to the report.
PREPARE
Commence by securing your room at
the
ELIIE H01EL M BATHS
Where there is always an abund
ance of hot and cold water on hand.
Best accommodation in town.
Always kept comfortable.
Steam heat.
Cor. Front and 13 streets.
New line of Cloaks and Suits
Just Arrived
LATEST STYLES
■ Come and inspect our goods
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