DO YOU LIKE NICE FRESH EGGS?
THEN USE HOILYHURST
Remember we receive a fresh shipment of
I these eggs on each boat, thus insuring their
freshness.
D. E. CROWLEY SROC. CO
GOING
OUTSIDE ?
Whether sou are or not
you will need a new fall
suit, an overcoat or hat
We Are Offering
Kelt. S Bittner & Imi
SUITS AND
OVERCOATS
At a Discount of
FOR CASH
GEO. E. LOMEN 8 GO.
Hot . of Hart, KchafTner Ac
Mar* rioihum
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Owiny to ack of o tp'ay tpi't for
na'dv.a'e and notion* arriving I hava
dec dad* to 'Jo»e out my stock of
gent’* furni*hir.g* and rubber good* at
one* for cs*h, >2,000 worth of naw
good* at cott:
U. S. White Boot* >6.75
Hipr*** Red Boot* >6.00
Hlpres* Red Pack* >3.75
Boss of Road Overall* >1,00
Boss of Road R b Overalls >1.25
Bots of Road Khaki Overall* >1.25
Cotton Sox, per pair 10c
Clark's O. N. T. Thread, 6 for 25c
Water Repelent Overall* >2.25
Medlicott Underwear No. 17 >1.75
Cooper'* Best >1.75
Calico, per yard . 5e
Gingham*, be»t yard 10e
Summer Capa 10c
Arties Sox, per pair 5c
Cork Ineoles. per pair 5c
Slicker Hate .. 20c.
Wool Sox, heat, pair 40c, 25c. 20c
Leather Mittene, a*b. tan >1.00
Wool Glove*, be*t .50c
Handkerchief*, blue, 6 for ... 20c
Will sell all or any part to mer
chants
HOLT'S CASH STORE.
Tin only effective mean* for ad
wrtiung the overwhelming need for
good road* arid the Hnake river har- ,
bor; tin Nugget Mining and Dredging
edition. Heady for delivery about Oc
tober 15. Hend one where It will do
norne good. IFfty cent* per copy, five
dollar* per dozen. Mailed to any ad
ilr-eH* f.,i five cent* additional.
Subscribe .\'uw for the Nugget
FALL
HATS
,
Heady to wear Hport and Nobby
tailored Hat* in all Nlze.a and
color* corduroy, velveteen, fe,lt
and velvet *hape*. Price* >1.60
to $7.CO.
i
MHS. J. WANUEH
Mi irond a vr oppoal t a Court house
<■
1
DEMAND VIEWS
OF PRESIDENT
! International Newt Service.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 27.—A re
quest ha* Gen made to I'resident Wil
*on by labir leader* asking him t<
make public the stand he will taki
| on the proposed federal board of rne
dialion to compel arbitration in labot
trouble* which will come lefon con
greum m the December session Th<
leader* nr* afraid that the pre*ident
favors compulsory arbitration and
they want hi* view* to fiecome known
before election.
NOTICE.
At tha Nome Biewery it going to clot
indefinitely, the Northern and Head
quarters Saloons with to notify theii
customers that from October 1tt ,191(
only Rainier Draft Beer will be told ir
their placet at 12*/^ cents per glass.
Nome Bottled Beer will be told at
$2.60 per dozen or 25cts per Bottle
at long at tha supply will last.
\VF ••AN DO IT
For firm i la»* work and prompt dellv
cry phone Main 151 and I he People'
Laundry will send and get your laundr
V T WILLIAMSON Prop
Wantad—Beer bottles, quarts, bought
at 18 cents per doen at Nome brew
ery.
Classified Ads.
All Classified Ads Must ba Paid for
in Advance.
FOUND - A riugtp t pin on Glacier
creek. Owner prove same and pay
for ad.
LOST,
LOHT—Gold locket and nugget chain
with initial* H. O. W. on locket.
I let urn Nuggi i office for reward.
This Style at I
j $5.00 I
is one of the classy boots H
we are showing for Fall u
wear. j|j
$3.50 to $7.00
P. A. Peterson Shoe Co. |
NEWS NOTES
A good yet* » twins i« the
i bulk - head of tb» new 1*5 Ty puHijung
I plsrit and work js progrrwnixir "5 psdly
_
AJ WickS-? arrived ; ev.erdtj or the
INoUdkak froe. L»,n*t creek t* get a
ij*.4 ut supple*
■ — i ■
Tte si.hug M-hoc«,er Jewel Onatd
anchored is the roadstead ’ W* bst»
iSg st 11: fe
Man; but-i*e-s>e bouses ana : -
cm are .srta.JLng Mediators ,e prepara
tion for the c-orn.sg winter The r-earn
siH tome from the new plan* of the
Wild tpv.-o Tsir rg ; nd trad.r.g c ..••-•
pa ay.
Mr. WMe Code, one of our geniai
Hhvwtncn. received a ieJegT-.no today
11«ii Seattle is . nswer to a letter he
«»»it out on the Victoria m> that it .*
■ certain that she made a -juick passage
■u' -ind f*-attied there yesterday .
.% pleasant social Wiasas w en
joyed yesterday afternoon by the Keel -
ejatetj Aid Sot Ml), a large MUBier of
u-die*. *eirig present- At 1:1* p m.
■ lilHli was served by the enter".*stung
vgnrnmee which tv/nsisted of Mrs.
Mulligan Mrs Studie and Mr* Kax
oi T' i ft-rnoon v* ■ * given ■ work
■ on irucie* for the bazaar to be be id
* .I. December.
{ When Billy W< M, saw tie- l.ig troot
laeiftil in this noon by *'larence
Mayer and all the other trout the party
had. he got so excited that he forgot
be is m the meat business. Seizing
'ins fishing gear he jumped r - his
Ford taking with him AJ Gawa *nd
started for Nome nver. Soon hi*
machine was only a spick way down
Front street.
j A party of young men consisting of
( <*eo. Heed. Clarence Mayer. C. K. Lit
' tu field and Fred Peterson started out
1 on a fishing trip to Nome nver thi*
morning at five o'clock in the Heed
machine- and got back at noon Each
member of the party had a fine lot in
hi* basket on hi* return, rme very
large salmon trout weighing eight
pounds took the hook baited by Ular
ence Mayer and several other fi»h
weighing four or five pounds were
taken by th< |»arty. Ik/lly Valden and
salmon trout were the two varieties
caught.
Jafet l.mdeberg ha* conceived th*
ulea of widening the tail • nd of th'
flurm in h- hydraulic m *,ir>g Oi a
iionfc to save more of »n ; fin g .,<•
In rh< ir-dna* Itume th* w i't-i rush *
along »ith g at speed an I force and
i* deep. By Mr. Lindeberg * plan the
width of the lower end i* doubled and
the water spread* out, lessening in
force and carrying power. Thu* much
of the fine gold which ha* come down
in tin- turmoil of the *wift water will
have a chance to settle. Thi* ar
rangement in expected to result in a
saving amounting to several percent of
the total cleanup of fine gold that
would otherwise lie lost. It i* a dis
tinct addition to the already highly
efficient methods of the Pioneer Min
ing company.
—
The funeral of the late Judge J. J.
| Wuchenheimer took place this after
noon at two o'clock. At this hour
members of the Pioneers of Alaska, of
ihe Miners Union, and of the Masons
marched in bodies to Orland's under
taking parlor on .Steadman avenue to
I escort the body of their late brother
towards It* last resting place. The
' coffin was placed In the hear**- and the
: cortege proceeded to the Federated
.church where the funeral service was
conducted by the Reverend Dr. Par
sons. Appropriate music was furnish
ed by a male octette. At the conclu
sion of the services In the church the
long line of mourner* accompanied the
body to the grave on Belmont Point.
The intermen' was in the Pioneer lot.
The local radio received a message
this morning stating that the Umatilla
was 1174 miles west of Cape Flattery
last night at eight o'clock. If the
distance covered by the Umatilla is
only that much there must be some
thing wrong for she left Seattle on the
20th ut 2 p. m. If she only went about
ISP# mile* m sue days she most have j
tuen bucking heavy storm* or stsn* - j
thing Hue be wrong. Acoerdjng !* j
- • g • tf . ' - ~
-bt Umatilla i* due tomorrow morning ,
But if her isi taa :» correctly report- .
e<3 -a today'* radio *t>e cannot reach
.Nome until Saturday or Sunday.4
r'enlmg a wirelese from the captain
the local reptenentttive* are unable
tv make any statement as to the time
U tie- I'tastiua * arr-val.
_
Ming to lu* ownership in several J
large herds of reindeer Mr jafet Urn- .
I deberg has invented a dec ice for mark
ing them animal* in a way that j
| uef ofiiy sill not tarns* pato to tie ^
i .7.Giii. a* >s liramdmg, ton* will be a
' p rmsBeci marl of id*ntilic11ron. Ii
I ;* easily put on the animal cannot !
! -a., utt. vi 1* effaced, is easily *w«. j
! eM i urthermofe keeps a tally on the j
number of the herd, in addition, each i
tag betruig the number of the animal ,
wearing it —* jm as an index number j
irotu a Inch tie g« rui i**x Of the an
imal may always ire learned if such i
know ledge is desirable. Mr. Lande- l
„rg's device consist* of an aluminum
disk which i* set in the ear of the an- <
l unah A small hole is first punched in '
; the ear then the disk r* inserted. By
| pressure it is then clamped in place j
much as a rivet i- fastened. The disk
is about as big .ls a qt,* .rter of a dollar.
On its front face it lias an inset of
celluloid on which >• the mark of own
ership. This can lie easily seen. On
the back is a number which serves to j
keep count of the individuals of the .
herd and as a reference number show- j
ing age. etc., of that particular animal, j
Mr. landebc-rg has brought all the in- j
' st rumen Is used in the whole operation,
which is very simple, to a state of
seeming perfection, the disk itself, the
ff ‘impressing attachment and punch by
■vhich the hole in the ear is made.
Th,* method of marking is applicable
to animals of all sorts, cattle, sheep or
hogs. Patents for it have been taken
out by Mr Ljndeberg in the United
."tab s, Norway', and many other coun
iries and it seems destined to sup
| plant the old troublesome and crude
. method of branding.
GREAT SHOW—DREAM TONIGHT.
—
j '"Man* Covengton" a George Ade
I play starring Edward Connelly will be
j presented at the Dream tonight. Mr.
] Connelly plays the title role of the
lovable old southerner, whose one
weakness is gambling. "Marse Cov
engton is in five acts, two hundred
scenes and said to possess one hundred
thrills." The horse race, in which the
, "Colonel" gets bunkoed, the darkey
' luartets and amusements, big New
< York gambling house and the home
I and customs of the Southerners are
j carefully portrayed. It is a great show
J and has the "guarantee" of the Dream.
YUKON MARINE.
'Alaska down Dawson midnight.
Canadian down Eebarge 1:30 a. m.
, Casca in Dawson.
Davis at Gibbon.
Iktwson up Dawson 9 p. m. 26th.
Hazelhurst up Gibbon for Hot Springs
the 25th.
Jacobs with barge up Gibbon for
Whitehorse 5:30 p. m. 26th.
Kelly down Tolovana 6 p. m. 26th.
Nasutlin up Stewart river.
; Reliance with barge up Chena 8 a. in.
Sarah up Holy Cross 2 p. m. 26th.
Seattle 3 at Gibbon.
I Sehwatka up Gibbon for Nenana 26.
Selkirk in Whitehorse.
Shushanna at Chena downbound.
Sibella up Rampart 26th.
Susie up Holy Cross 2 p. m. 26th.
Tanana up barges up Tolovana.
Nome, Alaska Sept. 27, 1916.
WEATHER REPORT.
September 26, 1916.
Temperature—Max., 48; min, 32.
Barometer—29.707 inches.
Weather—Partly cloudy.
Wind—HE.
Precipitation—None.
ATTENTION REPUBLICANS.
A regular meeting of the Republican
Club will be held Thursday night at 9
o’clock.
By W. D’ARCY CHACE, Pres.
• ANOTHER-BIG-STRIKE
PANS WILL GO FROM 10c TO 1.00 EACH.
GRANITE DISH PANS, 10 quart each.25c
GRANITE DISH PANS, 12 quart, each.35c
GRANITE OI8H PANS, 14 quart, each.50c
GRANITE DISH PANS, 17 quart, aach.$1.00
FRYING PANS PRICED FROM 10c to .$1.00
GRANITE 8AU8E PANS, FROM 10c to .75c
Tha above price* are juet on* half the regular value. You had
batter com* in and gat your pick at once.
Q. P. QOGGIN
Dream Theater
TONIGHT ONLY
GEORGE ADIS
Picturesque Story of the South
Starring
Edward Connelly
5=Acts=5
200 Scenes 200
100 Thrills 100
Adm. 25c.
COMING
_ CIVILIZATION
When Ordering
Insist on
ffiafoier
Ipale ffieer
HEINZ
57 Varieties have arrived at
Moller’s Grocery
211 Front Street Phone Main 86
Just received on S. S. Umatilla
a new line of
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