DO YOU LIKE NICE FRESH EGGS?
THEN USE HULLYHURST
Remember we receive a fresh shipment of
these eggs on each boat, thus insuring their
freshness.
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FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
or less $3.00 or less I
There’s a Hat Style for every man.
We have yours
GEO. E. LOMEN & CO.
The Home of Hart. Schaffner & Marx Clothing.
New line of Cloaks and Suits
Just Arrived
LATEST STYLES
Come and inspect our goods
THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAN BROS,
NOTICE TO PUBLIC OF NOME. [
I have secured the Tailor Shop of
John Feyrer. Ladies and Gents suits
made to order. A large stock pf
Fabrics and Fashions to select from.
Suits cleaned, pressed and altered
All Work Guaranteed
to fit and met with your approval.
M. PASCOFF.
Cor. Lane's way and Front street.
ATTENTION REPUBLICANS.
An Important meeting of the Itc
publican Club will be held Thttrsda
evening at 9 o'clock in Burgh's hal
Ry \V. Tl’ARCY CHACE, Pres
The Nugget Is giving Its subscribe!
do so Send in your name and hat
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Eagle Hall
TO-NIQHT
Heart Breakers 2 Parts
Drama of Truth
THE LURE 5 PARTS
Comedy
WHATS IN A NAME
Vivian Martin
in
Little Miss Brown
in 4 Parts
ALL REPEATED
Adm. 25c
NEWS NOTES “
He my Kill's, the liiiimi'liuk dredge
operator, Is reported on his way down
10 Nome, by team.
I -
Messrs. Conrad Freedlng and Dave
Johnson are reported on their way
1 down from the Kougurok by dogmo
I bile.
Tonight Fugle hall, fourteen reels
| of repeated shows will be sh<^n as
i named, What’s in a Name, Little
i Miss Brown, a Lesson from the Far
Fast, Heart Breakers and The Lure,
I Come early If you want to see all.
t
The schooner Silver Wave returned
from St. Michael and way ports this
morning bringing four passengers and
j a quantity of mail. The vessel brought
( no news of the missing Arctic.
| Your friends on the outside know
| littlo concerning the industries and
| resources of Seward Peninsula. En
i lighten them by sending a copy of the
pictorial edition of the Nugget Min- ,
Ing Magaine. 50 cents the copy or $5
per dozen. Beady for distribution in
a few days.
! The work of discharging the steam- ;
}
er Juneau is progressing steadily. A
considerable quantity of lumber came ]
ashore during the past twenty four j
hours, a large portion being consigned
to Charles Boss. The latest advices
< from the big freighter indicate that
the last of the cargo will be off. Sat
i unlay morning and the vessel will dc
t part at once.
The officers of the coast guard cut
ter Bear report that the Borden
schooner Great Bear is a total wreck
on Pinnacle Bock oft the shore of St.
j Matthew island. The Bear paid a
visit to the island while en route t
^ Hooper bay from St. Paul island and
i found only about one fourth of the
• vessel visible above the water. One
| mast was standing but the schooner
appeared to lie badly broken up.
Arrivals from the Teller district re
port that Ben Bernard, manager of the
American Dredge Building and Con
struction Company, is preparing to
move one of the Anacovik dredges
of the American Dredging Company to
Larson creek ,a stream running into
Grant ley harbor. The dredge will
be dismantled and the machinery mov- 1
ed over the snow during the coming
season and installed on a new barge
to be constructed at the scene of fu
ture operations.
A wire from Candle to the Nome
Chamber of Commerce this morning
stalls that there are nearly twenty
people at that point who are desirous
of coming to Nome, without the neces
sity of hnv'ng to make the long jour
ney overland, and requests the local
commercial body to exeft its influence
.to hive the Rear or some other ves
sel make a It ip to Kewnlik. The toads
are leportcd to lie in very had shape
between Candle and the metropolis
and traveling very difficult, and neces
sitating 11 derable hardships. Pres
ident Polet at once took the matter
up with the owners ol' the Silver Wave
l,u' i!‘ Miter refused to attempt the
journey. h he attitude of the owners
Is iniif m cfl by the unfortunnte ex
perience attending the effort to reach
Kecwnlik last fall in which they lost
eons alert ole money and in addition
I were unable to reach the desired d es
timator.
9
Sayi Did il ever occur to you that
you owe the country something? Think
it over and then ton’ll understand how
you can assist in advertising it by
sending a copy of the Nugget Mining
Magazine, pictorial edition, to those
who can help us get good roads, a
harbor at Snake river and other much
needed improvements. 50 cents the
copy, $5 per dozen. Mailed to any ad
dress in the United States for five
cents additional per copy.
Although the city is advertising the
enforcement of the dog ordinance,
there appears to he little dlminuatlon
in the number of loose dogs to be seen
on the streets during the daylight
hours No less than seventeen dogs
were counted in the block between
First and Second avenues on Stead
man avenue this morning by a well
known and reputable citizen. We are
also informed that there were several
loose dogs on the scene when Mrs.
Nelson was .attacked. One is forced
to wonder why the city advertises that
the dog ordinance will he enforced
when there is obviously little or no
attempt to enforce it. * Perhaps the city
is merely bluffing. •
Milton K. Roper, Charles Haering,
George Muhla, Maurice Fitzgerald,
Antono Ring and Ed Mulgrew arrived
in town last night from the Port |
Clarence section, having wnlked down
the coast from Teller and GoJd Run.
The first three numed have been en
gaged during the summer on the
Hirsehberg dredge on Sunset creek.
They report that the dredge closed
down on October 5, after a success
ful season during which the big gold
digger operated steadily. Fitgerald,
Ring and Mulgrew have been mining
on Gold Ttun. Relative lo the report
lately in circulation to the effect that
a schooner, supposed to be the Belinda,
was ashore in the vicinity of Sinrock,
the arrivals assert that they saw noth
ing of a schooner, neither ashore or
afloat, on their way down the coast.
Quite a number of people are reported
waiting at Teller for the arrival of a
boat to transport them to Nome. Tho
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. Wo will receive on tlio next boats shipments
of choice ripe apples direct from our own Washington Southern
Slope Orchards. Wo will then sell you apples cheaper than any other
merchant In Nome. We can do this because
WE OWN OUR ORCHARDS AND DO NOT PAY ANY MIDDLE
MAN OR GROWER A PROFIT j
G. P. GOGGIN
whaler Herman Is reported to have put
Into 1’ort Clarence on her return from
Herschel island a short time ago, and
remained for some days trying out
blubber. Two passengers were brought
down from the Arctic, Messrs. Dawson
and Miller. The former is n fur buy
er sent into the Arctic section by
e,ouis Lane last winter via the Mac
kenzie river. Mr. Dawson expected to
meet the great Bear but owing to the
wrecking of that vessel was compelled
to seek passage on the Herman. Mr.
Miller has been connected with the
Hudson Bay Company at Herschel
island. The Herman remained in Port
Clarence until about six days ago and
then departed for Dutch Harbor.
CARD OF THANKS.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto W. Olson extend
their sincere and heartfelt thanks to
“ill whose kind help and symunthy has
been extended during their deep af
fliction and for the many manifesta
tions of sorrow and kind tributes of
flowers.
MIt, AND MRS. OTTO \V. OLSLN.
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Dream Theater
TO-NIGHT
CIVILIZATION
MHr
12 PARTS
$1,000,000 PRODUCTION
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
AT 8.15
SATURDAY MATINEE 2.15
ADM. $1.00
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