DO W LIKE NICE FRESH EGGS’.
THEN USE HOLLYHURST
Remember we receive a fresh shipment of |
these eggs on each boat, thus insuring their |
freshness, I
D. E. CROWLEY GROG. CO [
.. i" ... |
No More No More |
53.00 S3,00
Or Less Or Less
Any hat in this store—for one \\s-k only
or less $3. °r *ess I
l here’s a Hat Style for ever\ man.
We have yours
GEO. E. LOM k GO.
The Home of Hart. Schaffne, & Marx Clothing.
No More No More
53.00 S3,00
Or Less Or Less
Devoted to the exploitation of the
mining industry and securing adequate
roads and trailB throughout Seward
Peninsula. The Pictorial edition of the
Nugget Mining and Dregding Journal
(now in course of preparation.) Send
one to the representative of your home
state. Fifty cents per copy, five dol
lars per dozen. Mailed to any address
for five cents additional.
ELECTION CARDS PRINTED
AT N'JGGET OFFICE.
Classified Ads.
All Cta»«ified Ad* Must be P»id fo»
in Advance
LOST.
HOST—Three cornered watch fob,
medallion, old ivory and nuggets.
Finder return to this office. Howard. .
FOUND- Black rosary beads, alive'
mounted. Owner can have same by
paying for this ad.
we ■.an do it.
r'm l)m. < kiss w,.rk and prutupt rtellv
,nd the PevpJe'i
get r laundrj
. J WILLIAMSON Prop
JUST ARRIVED AT HOLT'S.
New rug*.$2.50 to $35.00
: New Linoleums, yard .50c to $1.50
New mattresses $4.00 to $20.00
New winter caps .$1.25
, New tents and tnrpolin* $T.50 to $15.0<
New rubber boots, best....$4 to $6.75
Quilts and Blankets .$2 to $8
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
her goods at cost.
Furniture full line.
Everything the cheapest and best ft
HOLT’S.
Ri-pub'ican Tickot Straig1
—Adv.
Sub.- for the Nugg.
Eagle Hall
TO-NIGHT
THE HOUSE OF A THOUSAND
RELATIONS
A COMEDY MASTERPIECE
IN 2 PARTS
THE DESERT BREED
A Stirring Western Drama With
PAULINE BUSH
2 PARTS
ANTIMATED WEEKLY
HEINZ
57 Varieties have arrived at
Moller’s Grocery
211 Front Street Phone Main 86
NEWS NOTES
j i he month..i uci.il nice n jt of the
mid lea' Aid Society of the Federated
tuurch is postponed to Tuesday af
ternoon, O. oh ;r 24, one week.
Report has it that Fred Larsen,
the Fort Clarence mall carrier, has
purchased the schooner Belinda and
i that the schooner Eagle has been
| transferred to the ownership of Andy
i utterson, who will outfit for a trip
! to St. Matthew island to continue
| salvage operations on the wrecked
* schooner Great Bear.
i * -
The freighter Valdez finished dis
charging the coal cargo for this port
yesterday afternoon and got away for
IK outside immediately. The Ju
neau has about two thousand tons of
coal aboard and will be engaged In
discharging for several days. The
coni brought by IWO vessels is
said to insure an ample supply for
You can assist the good roads move
i.-iii b> mailing a copy of the pictor
»al edition of the Nugget Mining and
Dredging Journal to influential per
sons on the outside. Send in your
subscription for one or a dozen copies.
One fifty cents, dozen five dollars.
Mailed anywhere for five cents i-xtra
1 per copy.
—
I Its up to you to develop the coun
try. Waiting won't do it. Get busy
I and send a copy of the only publica
j lion devoted to advertising the re
sources of Seward peninsula, the
Xugget Mining and Dredging Mag
i izine, where it will do some good. All
' about the overwhelming need for
roads, a harbor and an improved mall
| service.
_
Mrs. Frank Middaugh, wife of the
j well known dredge man was so unfor
tunate as to receive a severely strain
ed ankle while Indulging In a porcu
pine hunt on Hobson creek a day or
two ago, and is compelled to tempor
arily use a crutch while the Injured
member recovers its wonted strength.
The porky managed to escape after
| receiving a mauling from the dogs but
1 not without leaving the canines sev
eral reminders of his visit.
Tile Flyer came up trom Solomon
.ate .Saturday evening bringing about
.wenty nve persons, the majority of
itliam were members ot the Ashby
viitnt from Bluff. Oscar Ashby was
.urnself included in the number as all
work has been suspended for the sea
son. A number of the passengers
were transferred to the Victoria and
departed for the outside immediately.
i'he Flyer returned to Solomon later
in the evening with a number of pas
sengers, including Commissioner and
Mrs. James Frawley, Mrs. Harry
| Riley, Lawrenco Kerr, It. S. Ogilsby,
X. O. Flowers and Andy Newberg.
included among the passengers on
the Umatilla was the entire force of
the N. C. and Alaska-Yukon Naviga
tion Company who are employed on
the Yukon during the summer months.
The arrivals report a very success
ful season with a large volume of traf
fic. The statement Is fully substan
iii'cd by th? captrlbutiyns U the li
nn se fund v filch would indicate Rat
he volume of business was greal’y
ii, i-xcess of I ist year.
The House cf a Thous'nv.l It Mali tea,
i two pari masterpiece with Harry
Meyers uni ftosmary Theby in the
leading roles, will be the star attr.ic
•icn at the Eagle moving picture anew
tonight. The story is intensely amus
ing and relates the experience of a
young married couple who were so
unfortunate ns to receive a visit from
all of their relatives on both sides
of the family tree at the same time.
Tho result may be Imagined but not
fully appreciated until witnessed in
this excellent screen production. The
remainder of the bill will be made up
of tho Desert Breed, a stirring western
drama an a Universal weekly showing
Interesting events In all parts of the
world.
Construction work on the new city
pumping plant is now rapidly nearing
completion under the direction of
I Councilman Chus. ltoss and the car
penters will soon give place to the
machinists who will engage in the set
ting up and installation of the new
engine which arrived on the steamer
Victoria. The pumps are still on the
way. according to information reach
ing Councilman Boss and will not ar
' rive until the return of the Victoria.
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One of the saddest accidents that
has occurred in this section for some
time took place Saturday afternoon at
Monroeville when the seven years old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto W. Olson
fell to the bottom of a fifty five foot
shaft on the ground worked by his
father, receiving such serious injuries
'hat death came to his relief shortly
i
before noon Sunday. J
Medical aid was summoned immedl- j
ately after the accident and the in- j
I jured child was hurried to Holy Cross j
hospital where he was given all pos
sible attention An examination dis
closed that one limb was badly shat
tered In the fearful plnge and the
small body we? terribly bruised. The
child is sai l to have borne his ln
luries wi 1 remarkable heroism from
the time he was picked up at the
bottom of the shaft until he expired.
The boy c said 'o have been playing
near the top of the shaft at the time
of the accident f.nd in some manner ‘
slipped between the dump rails which j
are placed across the shaft opening, j
There was a small amount of water at ,
the bottom of the deep hole but
scarcely enough 10 break the fall ex- j
cept in a trifling degree. The shatter- '
ed limb is thought to have struck the I
iron ear rails running across the bot
tom of the shaft from the drifts on
each side.
The mother of the child is ill at the
present time and the death of the lit
tle one will be especially severe to
her as well as the bereaved father.
The unfortunate child was well known
to the majority of Nomites and was :
very bright and clever and a great |
favorite with all who knew him. The
accident caused a feeling of profound :
sadness in the community and the
sympathy of all Nomites is extended
to the parents.
telephone reports trout Candle to
uhj say mat mere are eighteen per
sons at that point who are extreme
ly ciestrious ot reaching Nome with
out the necessity of taking the long
Hike overland. A boat of any sea
worthy character would, thereiore, lie
a welcome sight to the anxious ones.
Air. Dimmick states that there are
eighteen persons sure and possibly
several others who would come to
Nome if soup* vessel would bravi the
possible dangers of a trip in the
northern waters. As far as reports
disclose there is no ice in Kotzebue
sound and the way seems open for j
navigation. It is freezing at Candle
and the river is reported frozen over.
L’p to noon today nothing had been
heard from the missing motor boat
Arctic. From information received
oy Capt. Thomas A. Itoss, of the coast
guard service, the cutter Bear Is now
in the vicinity of Hooper bay where
the missing vessel is supposed to be
and information of some character is
nourly expected. The Bear left St.
Caul’s Island at 4:30 Thursday after
noon en route to Hooper bay but be
yond /i brief message received by
Capt, Ross Friday asking if anything
nad been seen of the Arctic, the cut
ter Beai has not been heard from since
her departure. The Arctic left St.
Michael for Hooper Bay, September
25 and was to return to St. Alichael
before coming to Nome. The trip
should not occupy moro than five days
under normal conditions and as the
vessel has been gone over twenty days
It is practically certain that some mis
hap has been encountered.
ATENTION MASONS.
All Alusons are requested to meet
at tbc lodge rooms In the Masonic
Temple, Tuesday, October 17, at 1:80
p. m. to attend the funeral services
of the deceased son of our brother,
Otto \V. Olson.
FRED R. COWDL’N, W. M.
DON’T BUY APPLES NOW
THE APPLE SEASON IS LATE THIS YEAR
The apples received In Nome up to the present time are not ripe
enough for winter use. We 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 nny other
merchant In Nome. We can do this because
WE OWN OUR ORCHARDS AND DO NOT RAY ANY MIDDLE
MAN OR GROWER A PROFIT.
Q. P. QOQGIN a ,y a
Dream Theater
TO-NIGHT
MICHAEL
STROGOFF
5 PAKTS 5
A TALE OF ROMANCE AND ADVENTURE
IN THE LAND OF THE CZAR
210 MAMMOTH SCENES
SPECIAL
THE ftORLDS GREATEST
IVIUZATHM
12 PARTS
INGE’S
$1,000,000 PRODUCTION
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
AT 8.15
SATURDAY MATINEE 2.15
ADM. $1.00
Children at Matinee 50c
New line of Cloaks and Suits
Just Arrived
LATEST STYLES
Come and inspect our goods
THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAN BROS,
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§ Middies, Skirts Petticoats
8 and
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