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The GREAT OU'. SIDE
To Insure a pleasant voyage come
to and have your clothes domed, pres-s
ed and repaired.
We make them look Lke new.
We make alterations.
We do cleaning, pressing and re
pairing tor Ladle* and UtDIkmta
We make and repair furs.
First class workmanship. Modem
meUuals and prompt an ice. Onoe a
customer always a customer.
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NOME TAILORING CO.
Next door to S*-g*-rs!orm 4 Rageo.
Jewelers.
A few copies cf the 1S15 edition
of the Nugget M.ngng and Dredging
Magazine on sale at the Nugget of
fice. The roost comprehensive work
on Seward peninsula published In re
cent years. Fifty cents per copy.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
FOR WILSON 1Y
ONLY 93
International Newt Service.
NEW YORK, Nor. ».—The count of
the rotes in New Horn psh ire hat been
completed and the official returna now
given out show that Wilsun carries
the state by the slender plurality of
Si votes.
Yesterday while Hughes was still
leading the democratic managers
charged frau 1 and began to demand
a recount. It is not known whether
the charges wall be pressed or not.
Eagle Hall
TO-NIGHT
Anna Little
in
CHANGED LIVES
3 PARTS
k VIVID ROMANCE OF LOVE AND WAR
Sterling Comedy
RAINDROPS AND GIRLS
Universal Weekly
Repeated
ADM. 25c
NEWS NOTES
The Eastern Star are prer-arng for
i Jteir annual Thanksgiving Bo.lL
—
O. W. Ashby will leave on the Vlc
{ torts sft«r s good season at Bluff.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Middaugh who
are going outside for the winter wUl.
r>e missed by their many friends.
. i
Gl P. Goggtn, the pioneer merchant,
goes outside on the Victoria for his
! winter vacation.
(
Joseph Chilberg goes on the Victoria
I .o the outside where he runs an AL.i
| ks curio store at Los At.fles
The local legal firmament will he
J-turned by the departnre of luminar s
.ra Orton and T. M. Heed who will be
> passengers on the Victoria.
< _
j Mayor Blake will go on the UmaliUa
: J he can get his affairs straighten' 1
ijut. He has his ticket bought and
..is res,gnatic-n as mayor at city bull
' end.tig his departure. It is poss le
hat his affairs may reguire his pres
- nee here during me winter.
—
Wm Code, who wth Mrs. Code vr.il
be passengers on the Umatilla, will
-evote the winter as usual to a stu y
jf the moving picture development
with a view to obla.n.ng the best pos
able films for the Alaska Feature Co
pf which he is a member. He will - - ,
-urn in the spring with t. best the
producers have to offer.
The chamber of comm ere: is m re
ceipt of a letter from the Seattle
Chamber of Commerce expr ss ng
thanks for the m.neral coii-f.loa re
cently received and apprec-at n ol
die resources of Seward j . .... j
a he collection will be placed on ,\
-ubiuon to aid in caihng attention to
tms section.
! The Eagle ball will screen wdighi
< _a imeresang program, with Chaog
j -d Elves, a well written scenario m.
• a ell acted romance oX love and v. —
a'»11 be the centerpiece o;
this isa Gold Seal feature with |
. jututable Am a mute m ti.e
j -ole. A Stert-ng comedy prov.uts <u»
pie mtrr.cn.ni ano a Ctuvcrsal week
./ conducts the bdl
The Dream presents another bannei
aaow toiugaa Five ;atmi led (.
original motiern pic.are pi-y. This
tocluaes a screaming comedy Xeaiur
•eg Charley Chap-a, the in-mitahle,
itpeated by request, this pic.are is an
extra attraction to the usual pro
gram. The lea.era are titled as fol
lows: “The Turn.ng of the Road" two j
parts. The Ft.gn Ura-.tr and an Ex
plosive. Keystone F an Maser that's a
-oar irom the arsi picture to the Iasi,
-e* this show.
Captain Thornes A. Rosa. who with
-drs. Ross is gomg ou-aiue for a va
cation, was surprised loay when he
"’as presented with a solid g.ld, Xiui
jeweled Howard watch by his many 1
-nends in Nome. Accompanying the
watch was a scroll on which was
oeauuiully written by the skilled h-.rA
of Elmer Reed the XoUowmg;
“We the unders.gned cuixens of
■'one in appreciation of the excellent
service rendered by Cup’t Thomas A.
‘bass in his othc-al capacity as Captain
oX the Coast Guard stationed in our
city, having been Xound at all times
. sady to ass.st every one when in dis
-ress out in the roadstead, or trying
.0 make the nv.r, ana also the aasis
-ance r.n.ered the city in matters of
-gating tires, and su.b aas.smnce ot
, which he has been always only too to
[ -dp, in tes-imony oi our appreciation
■e beg to subscribe the amounts set
opposite our names for the purpose of
purchasing a suitable gift as a remem
•ranee of his large number of Nome
friends".
Then followed the long Us; of names
out not of course the amounts sub- 1
scribed.
Dr. Heimlich says that Dr. From®
is recovering rapidly from a nervous
breakdown that he has been suffering
j fr-na for some time. The condition
wg* due to « fermentative process
j '.’k ng place in the gastro intestinal
tract which produced an auto-intoxica
tion and owing to very arduroua work
and the number of hour* each day ul
txs profession brought about a nerv
bre^ktiowB with in acconipitn> * j
rg syxnpioma. And there l* abso
lutely no doubt of hii restoration to \
perfect boaith in a very few days. j
Mr A. A. Allan recency received
a letter from Lieut. Rene Haas so
where In France In which are a num
ber of interesting aide light* on th'
war. The larger part of the letter;
j given up to a descriDtion of fb
candiLon of the Alaska and Canadian
nogs. The l.eutenant says that hi
s.-ction ha* had no *roub!e with
mange or other dog disease, but that
the other sectoin lost thirty dogs by
a kind of typhus. Lieut. Haas was
c-ii.4 on for advice and he had tli.
-.uncus white was hid and certaiu
aings done with the result that the j
epidemic was stopped. Pups, he says,
ure hard io raise, ihey seem to have j
special form of distemper which pu
»es their iund legs. Some recover,
iher do not. Neiae and Kobuk, be
-j a, bad hne litters of puppies, ana
. try bouy wanted one.
i.._ iet.tr was written on Sept^m
etr H and at that ume the men J
Lieut- Hii* *<aw daily Sceineu to ex
.. 0.c*.» ilidUl Ult iUiitfu
.,-eiisive in the Balkans. He says:
u.g iU.ngs are going to happen there,
it is the end of 'iuikey and Bulgaria.”
lit; ha.o tiiul lUtt 4ku ktcil me
—ve g^ou waiter outnts all except
—niters which he ssks Mr. Allan to
send turn as they don't know bow to
.uake Haute them over there and he
,aad with las kind regards to all
u-'enos in Nome.
iin i muiilia um. a large passenger
* i» buxiicg ivi' dUiiubitf WUitUcf ■
a C w. 4: ug«.ru ikiia u w a>‘. AiiiuU^
rtD..v4*^.l4 wf L, dGilU LlxuHC, si. U. ■
..u. -Mu, it. o. tx.iuui ana waef Air*, j
^ cvuii*«u i.u.LKu^c ana \uic, n. lx
... . .\ ou.u-u, a .1. .ey leu, A. Aial
... i audlc nconOla, G. K. Al'CeOd, J. j
.. •>. V. auungu, Col. lunn.iignum, Alice
v.ctswlX. ail, i.aUel, Xl.cuaXU luce, A
.. a Cumuli ana Wue, Una E kua
wall A J. Anuerson, C. E. l ick. Alias
mole, i>vu Haagunn, E. xc Ginns,
an. tma iiuiiicis, u. cMoson ana wue
-li 1 look Hoy le. Alls, luce, H. 1C
— ois butts Barker HeiscneXl, H. 1C
u.mcrc axis. Aiainm, Ai.ss Helen
-atii, Aus. Cornell, Ac J. Al ,Neill, Airs
ci—or, Hen Beiiaru, Waiter .Nelson, A j
ci. Hiugsoury, A 1C Aliiikns, Erie Hi hi .
G. C Hester, S. Jackson C. Beyers, !
alias Hikeman,- Victor- Honmer,- C. I
cioi.ou, Ha Armstrong, U. C. Al Hon
aid, C. C. Brown, C. F. Snyder, BoD j
..onerison, Hu Axulgrew, J, ci, Jonnaon, j
noli Anaerswn, ciias Kouin, H. Axuuen, |
x—• A bcuroeuer, A H. Anuerson, J. tL
.lopk-ns, r. Hex on.vine, Cons AiulU- I
s-n, x-e.e Osn.u, C. At. BuUer, J. T.
***** 0*1 S. CoxeaUu, XX. XU. lived, W LllUlUl
“»*< A. h. xxuiiey, J. xc Wiuiia'k,
s. xn Hemnark, xu. j. Burger, Vicior
Jonnaon, J. Hogan, Harl HnWcr, C. H.
tAuaino.te, a. H. Hor.ua, Feter Ba.o,
A J. Btew, J. CutUer, A V. Ha hi. A
Hynes, u. A Bouretc A Gunaers in,
F. Vv. Clncn, J. A Farry, A F. 41r
an loan, F. Healer, W. G. Hus and wide
Aims Hoxiy Jones, Airs J. F. Jones, '
Vim. Coue ana wue, Victor A Julian !
wue ana ctniaren, A AC Rhodes, A C.
Belie view, .Nick Urey, A rank Gio»s
Alolty Hex ter, A H. Greham, Chi*
apencer, Hon Brown. Geo Ely, Thoruit
Heinn.nn. Aim. Al CaCrthy, Anton Sor
enson, C. L. Cusco in be, A B. Van
bicaie witeand child, Airs. O. D. Coeh
ran. Airs. Saxton, B. S Roberts, Frink
Fries and wile, Gilbert Russel, Emily
Coreas, C. VV. Dawson, A B. Brown,
aua.ij He nor, Dave Jonnaon wue iua
children, Hugh Pearson, Mrs. K.
Storm field.
The Victoria lsy all day off shore
ailing for the surf to abate. Tu
tain thing with the company offi
cials is to get the passengers aboard
so that a departure can be made at
lha earliest possible moment It Is
not so essentlalw that the coal should
be unloaded as that the boat get away
with her passengers without difficulty.
The following have taken passage on
this boat: F. A. Berg, Dan and Airs.
Halpin, C. W. Stockwell, J. C. Ken
nedy, Mrs. J. Miller, J. A Bachelder,
O .W. Ashby, Mrs. Esther CangviUe,
Dream Theater
TO-NIGHT
TURNING OF THE ROAD
2 PARTS 2 |
THE HIGH GRADER
-
A Big Picture
HIS HALTED CAREER
Scream Comedy
Adm. 25c
Miss E Rhodes, Miss F .Lachten
I chlager, Peter Clausson, Chas. Sand
I ford, \V. E Cochan* and wife, Louis
1 Simson, Tom Rosvold, Miss A.C arter, i
Mrs. J. A. Carter, Mrs. J. A. Winter, ■
! H. S. Whittard and wife, Harold
I
Erickson, Mrs. KJelsberg, Sake,
KJe'sberg, F. Mlddaugh and wife, O.
P. Goggin, H. W. Nieman, T. M. Reed,
Mrs. J. Ross, Iver Johnson, George
A Diamond, and wife, Mrs. L. Nenna.
Harry Hirsch, Mrs. Chas. Kamiuertuk,
.i. s>. ana Mrs. IX-lahamy, A E
. ouug, naioiu uunuueig, j. o. Anaree,
j C. S. Shaw, Mrs. K. W. Hanson, Jos.
Chilberg, Ira D. Orton, Mrs. Filch,
»laUK iiuimm, h. nee, E. O'Hoi
ioran, John E Wilson, J. E Weigert, |
! - uul Muunews aua wile, Mrs. e n. ■
’ vuniniiiigs, Frank Hall, E F. Muller,
j -trs. k. i nrager, A shenlin, W. Jones,
' -nna Danielson, Joan sunaback ana |
• ue. Miss B. Smith, J. H. Brown,
i iios. Hull and wife, O. K. McGregor. |
j. S. Bean, Fred Anoerson, A Mayer,
Souiheriand, Jens Madsen, Chris'
.iiaestn, Marion Aparker, Q. H. Ely,1
Chin Ben. A. M. Kah, F. W, Wheeler,,
-L J. ciglesby, Barney Beilview, Mike1
Hurley, J. C. M’Willlams, A B. Clark,
j v has Mente, R. W. Buckmastar, wife
md children, M. F. Moras, E Richard
son, E. E. Spinney, W, Ketcham. H.
j J■ Hunt, C. E. Muller, J. J. Coughlin.
M. H. Mead, Mrs. M. Richardson, C. J.
Carlson, A. W. Kellog and wife. Gene- j
vieve Kellog, Mra. J. J. Pierce, Elmer I
Adams, Thos. Ross, wife and children,
Geo. B. Grigsby, Jaa. P, Daly and aliout
thirty others.
• _
Captain Sundback says that if be'
can’t get out on the steamboat for eny
reason he will go on skiis. He has had
its of experience on them and made
a trip on them from Oregon creek last
winter.
Have the Daily Nugget do your
Job Printing—Ueaaonable rates as
sured.
Calling cards printed at Nugget cfflca
DOING THEIR DUTY
Some Nugget Readers Are Learning
the Duty of the Kidneys.
To filter the blood la the kidneys'
duty.
When they fall to do this the kid
neys are weak.
Backache and other kidney ills may
follow.
Help the kidneys do their work.
Use Doan's Kidney Pill*—the test
ed kidney remedy.
Proof of their worth in the follow
ing:
C. C. White, barber. 1<4« Mission
St., Salem. Ore., says: "1 have been
taking Doan’s Kidney Pills off and on
for a number of years and they have
never failed to do good work. Stand
ing in one position so much waj hard
on my back and kidneys. At times
I could hardly stand up straight. Af
ter I had taken a box or two of Doan's
Kidney Pills, my back felt as strong
as ever.”
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don’t elm
ply aak for a kidney remedy—get
Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that
Mr. White had. Foeter-Milburn Co
props., Buffalo. N. T.
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