BUTTER BUTTER BUTTER
On the S. S. Senator we will leceive a large shipment of GOLDEN
GLOW BUTTER, and GOLD MEDAL BUTTER. Fresh from the cream
ry. We have had it packed to order, in small Packages, a convenient
size for families. Cans, lacquered and sanitary containing
10 ONE POUND BRICKS. KEGS CONTAINING 24 tb.
KEGS CONTAINING 50 1b. KEGS CONTAINING 100 tb.
We will aiso receive a fresh shipment of HOLLY HURST EGOS
You know the rest.
ID. CROWLEY
The Nugget ie boosting Nome
Advertise in it
Subsoribo for it
Mail it to a friand ewtoids.
Classified Ad*.
All Classified Ads Must be Paid for
in Advanee.
FOR SALE.
FOR BALE—-A Sullivan N. B. H. and
beauty diamond core drills with com
plete equipment. These drills are prac
tically new. Will sell' one or all for
less than half their cost. Addres 6948
Clemens avenue, St. Louis, Mo.
REAL ESTATE.
THE AHT OF SELLING FOR CASH,
thi# little brochure explain* folly
how we can sell your real estate m
business for eash, ne matter wh«* lo
cated. We mean 1L Write today de
scribing what you have t° ••U.
or exchange, and receive this booklet
free. B F. LOOB CO., 4»* W. Wel
nut St„ Lee Molnee, Iowa
WANTED.
tt ANTED—Wood at the Elite Bath
House. **
BACK TO THE FARM.
Who appreciates good Eggs any more
than the people of Nome? But few
realize to what extent w* go to obtain
the very be9t. Our Petaluma Eggs are
the best at any price, being produoed
under the highest and most modern
lothotla of production. They are ab
solutely guaranteed, think, haven’t the
Eggs that you have bought here been
better? Haven’t they had far better
keeping qualities? Surely. There is no
question about it, for there is a reason.
The same applies to our Pasteurized
Butter, recognized here as the most
pure, sweetest, toothsome, best Butter
ever sold in Nome, and If you have not
already become a user of it, do not put
off another day missing this True Treat,
which is within your power, get this
Better Butter for the same price as paid
for that not so good. Only 37'/2C lb.
Q. P. QOQQIN’S
The Quality Store.
NEWS NOTES
The appeals in the various gambling
cases latch tried in the municipal court
were Bled in the office of the district
court yesterday.
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The steamer Cordova was at Blossom
at the time the Arctic started on the
return trip to Nome and will probably
be down within a few days. The big
freighter will not stay but a short time
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Dave Spurgeon, one of the best
known of old timers was brought down
from Keewalik on the Arctic last night
and placed in the hospital. Spurgeon Is
very ill at present.
The schooner Hettie B. which has
been lying In the rear of Sledge island
w. itlng for the storm to go down re
turned to the roadstead yesterday af
ti rnoon.
Arrivals from the north last night
state that mining Is going on all over
the northern mining sections. the
dredges are all working nnd the wea
ther is soft. It is the general opinion
that the season will be late.
Radio reports from the Senator at 8
last night stated that the vessel was at
that time two hundred and fifteen miles
from Nome. This Indicates that the
steamer should arrive In port late this
afternoon.
Ham Wahl, the well known miner had
the misfortune to fall while on his way
to the hills yesterday severely gashing
his face oo a stone or ether hard b
ject. Hi w ts compelled to return t
town fo sutgical attention.
It is reported that St.tn Taylor, whe
is on the Senator, accompanied by Mrs
Taylor, will take the place of Miss
Searl in the office of the district clerk
(when that lady leaves for the outside
Mr, Taylor was associated with the
i clerk's oftice in former years and wae
well and favorably known to a large
circle.
Private cables received today state
that Councilman Ralph Lumen is re
turning on the Victoria. The where
abouts of Lumen. sr„ is not stated.
The lessees of the Sliscovlch anti
mony mine have secured a crew to take
the place of the men who quit work
Monday night and work will be con
tinued.
The blessed rain seems to have fal
len generally all over the territory ot
late and from all reports there Is an
ample supply of water everywhere and
mining Is In full swing.
Although the wind has lessened
greatly at present, the surf still con
tinues to roll along the beach. The
landing of the Flyer was greatly hin
dered today and the vessel was com
pelled to pull ofT shore on the stern
anchor line.
Arrivals on the Arctic state that
Rimer (Slim) Rydeen is coming down
on the Sliver Wave which is due t<
arrive this evening. Rydeen Is reported
to have done very well on Bear creek
(his summer and has made some excel
lent cleanups.
1 The police have not succeeded in find
ing any trace of the Russians who as
saulted one of the demi monde Monday
evening. The men have undoubtedly
hit for the tall timber but it is said
that their identity is now fully known
land this will lead to their apprehension
should they return to town.
The arrival of the Arctic last night
brought the number of vessels now in
the roadstead up to three, the Chal
lenge, the Hettie R. and the Arctic. The
Eagle left for Safety yesterday. It is
likely that the latter vessel will be
placed in commission again under a
charter after receiving minor repairs
Candle arrivals rei»ort there is a greai
scarcity of labor in that section since
the big rains commenced and natives
are being requesitloned by the opera
tors in the absence of white labor
Everyone in the district is busy Just
now and the outlook for mining is very
good although the season Is getting
short.
Gus Hed arrived in town from the
antimony mine owned by Martin
Strand and himseif and states that ore
is being steadily mined and a large
quantity will be sent out by the close
of the season. Owing to the great de
mand at present, Hed is of the opinion
thnt there will he a market for all the
ore they can mine.
Reports from the Senator at eight
this morning stated that the vessel was
one hundred miles from Nome and was
due to arrive this evening at eight. It
was also currently reported during the
afternoon that private messages had
been received stating that the liner
would reach Nome ns early as five thir
ty. The report could not be verified.
^ The launch Standard was thrown up
on the Snake river bar wljile trying
to get inside on the return from Dime
creek yesterday. Heavy surf and n
strong current were sweeping over the
bar kicking up quite a fuss of tossing
water which landed the vessel in a po
sition of complete helplessness. The
coast guard crew went to the rescue
and soon placed the vessel in the safe
waters of the inner harbor.
Isaac Hatta, a well known old timer
and one of the first men to land In
the district after the gold strike of '98
came down from Kotzebue on the Arc
tic last night. Hatta is at present in
charge of a large reindeer herd in that
section in the interest of private own
ers. Hatta himself has an Interest In
the herd which contains a great num
ber of deer. The same parties control
a second large herd in that section. The
northern country is described as Ideal
for deer raising and will unquestiona
bly be the future center of the deet
[Industry. Hatta will remain in the
city for a short visit.
Mr. John Wilson, who In compan,
with Wm. Winters, is c ne of the sec
tion contractors on the Cape Nome
Iroad. suffered a compound fracture of
one of his lower limbs this morning
and was brought to town on the Flyjr
at noon. Wilson was engaged with his
partner in clearing away one of the
heavy boulders, which suddenly rolled
over pinning the unfortunate man
down in such a way that the full
weight of the heavy object came upon
the limb, snapping It like a pipe stem
Wilson was placed in Holy Cross hos
pital immediately on arrival and his
injury was attended by Dr. Mustard.
"The Fatal Wedding,” a high class
three-part melo-drama, will be the
feature presented at the Dream tonight
This production is considered one ot
the best ever produced by Klaw and
Krlanger. The gowns are simply gor
geous creations of Worth, Paris, and
the setting are elaborate. It is the
tale of the vampire or adventuress and
her scheme to get a rich husband. The
photo-drama is very realistic and has
t few thrilling situations. Besides this
headliner a roaring comedy, "Bll. j
Squares for the Boss,” will he on to- !
night’s bill.
The Arctic arrived from Kotzebue
and way points last evening bringing
i wenty passengers from various ports
the larger portion being from York
The vessel will load for a trip to York
and will probably depart some time this
evening. The following is the list ot
those arriving last night:
Eli I-ungren, Miss Smith, Isaac Hat
ta. Judge Campbell, W. J. Sheridan, H
Gorev, Emil Pasterls, J. Grant, A. L.
Hamilton, J. J. Keith. Olaf Johansen
I,. E. Wells, R. F. Anderson, Cap Anson
Dr. Thompson, J. R. Thompson, Alfred
Dahl, Dave Spurgeon, Mr. Dorrlri
Mike Warre and Alex Froloff, two
Russians, were taken Into custody by
Deputy Murshai Phil Holland this af
ternoon and are now in the federal Jali
charged with being the men who beat
, nd robbed Anne Clark, a woman ol
i he underworld, Monday night. Holland
lias been on the trail since the rob
bery it is said and finally succeeded In
locating his men some two or three
•niles up the beach where they have
'■('i'll working. The men wer brought
« town and taken before the Clark
•oman who unhesitatingly Identified
hem as the men who attacked her.
WEALTH IN COPPER.
With one week's shipments of Alaska
copper ore to Puget sound showing a
total value exceeding $1,00,000, it is
entirely possible that the value of the
copper output of the territory may ulti
mately exceed the value of the annual
gold product.
Prior to the present war copper
touched such a price level as to cause
the shutting down of the northern
mines. With the war nations now in
the market for large quantities of the
metal the price has risen to a profita
ble point, and the mines are working
to capacity.
The northern ore is shipped to the
Tacoma smelter, which, under the in
fluence of the expanding demand, has
been obliged to increase its capacity
Ultimately a smelter may be erected
at Cordova, but with the increasing
use of the metal there should be ample
business for both smelters.
With the opening of the coal fields
the stimulant of a large copper pro
duction and the usual liberal yield of
gold, Alaska is beginning the period
of awakening so long looked for by its
good friends.—P. I.
People Ask Us
What is the best laxative? Years of
experience in selling all kinds leads us
i to always recommend
* as the safest, surest and most satisfac
v tory. Sold only by us, 10 cents.
Butler, Mauro &. Co.
' ANNOUNCEMENT
The following prices f. o. b. Detroit, effective Aug. 2. 1916:
Ford Runabout.$390.00
Ford Touring Car. 440.00
Ford Town Car.640,00
No ppeedomoter included in this year's equipment, otherwise fully
equipped.
There can be no assurance given against an advance in these prices
at any time. We guarantee, however, that there will be no reduction in
these prices prior to Aug. 1. 1916.f}| ‘ {'Hf* 1^31 1 * , ,J ( j .
Ml UBHIM6E 8 MHiMIII Ml
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Will Relieve Your Indigestion
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MEETING NOTICE.
THE NOME BARTENDER'S UNION
Local 868, B. I. L. of A. (Affiliated
with the A. F. of L.) meets every first
Sunday In eaoh month it 11 a. m.
AL. NICHOLSON, Pres.
„ Age is Not the Cause
of your hair falling out. It is tho con
[tlilioa of your scalp.
“9J”
Hair Tonic
will destroy the genn which is the cause
of this trouble. 50 cents a bottle,
Butler, Mauro A Co.
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'! Sells Groceries, but we claim that our store gives you better qualities, ^
values and prices than any other store in Nome.
"P We have built up our trade on square dealing, quality and low j*
T prices. You are not giving yourself a square deal unless you give ua
+ a trial. ♦
DO IT NOW. ♦
iHOLLER’S GROCERY!
J PHONE, Main 86 211 FRONT ST. ^
NORTH POLE BAKERY
ANVIL BAKERY
BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE 7TH, THE PRICE OF BREAD
WILL BE 10 CENTS PER LOAF OR THREE LOAVES FOR S6
CENTS. THE 8IZE OF LOAVE8 HAVE BEEN INCREASED
WHICH INSURES MORE AND BETTER BREAD FOR OUR
PATRONS.
CHAS. CAVEY, Prop.
JUST RECEIVED
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A beautiful line of the latest Tams,Untrimm
ed flats and a fine assortment of
hat trimmings
THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAN BROS.,, Props.
TO CHOOSE I
Commodities differ. Some I
manufacturers, for instance I
put more value and better I
workmanship into their goodr I
than others. It is your privi- K
lege to inspect their efforts H
and buy as your Judgment dio- ffl
tates. For you men who want IB
(he best we suggest the B|
NETTLETON f|
jj ant* Invite your Inspection of the new styles In this celebrated make. n
I P. A. Peterson Shoe Co. §
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