' DO YOU LIKE NICE FRESH EGGS?
1 THEN USE HOLLYHURST
Remembee we receive a fresh shipment of
these eggs on each boat, thus insuring their
I freshness.
| D. E. CROWLEY GROG. CO
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GOING
OUTSIOE ?
Whether vou are or not
you will need a new fall
suit, an overcoat or hat
We Are Offering
Hut. Similiter h
SUITS AND
OVERCOATS
At a Discount of 20%
FOR CASH J
GEO. E. LOMEN & CO.
Mot... of Hart. Wchaffricr 4r
Mar* flottir*
Th< only effective mean* for ad
the o.*rwhelming need for
ko*ei road* and the Snake river har
b ■ th< Nugget Mining and Dredging
• dillon liesdjr for delivery about Oc*
loher 16, Hend one where it will do
an" good. lFft> 11 lith p-r copy, five
dollar* jar dozen. Mailed to any ad
<lie*« for five cents additional.
M Mgr Him. KOIt TMK Nt'OOKT
Classified Ads.
All Class.fisd Ads Must bs Paid far
in Advance
I OCNJi A nugget pin on Hinder
creek. Owner prove same and pay
for ad.
LOST.
I.11HT ttold locket and nugget chain
with until It C. \S on locket.
It* t lit ft Nugget offlc* for leward.
«-s->. s-»->.d.4..» '»*>■»"« >
FALL
HATS
I:*.**l to wear Sport and Nobby
lallored llats In all sizes and
color* corduroy, velveteen, felt
and velvet shapes. Prices $1.60
to $7.60.
MH5. J. WANUEtt
. <■« "»»*1 < opposite Court hot me.
1VK .-AS no fT
for firm 'lute *.-«,rV nd prompi l»liv
try phone Min 151 arid lb* P-^/ple’t
Ixmndry »,ii **",d :rid !,»•! ycor laundry
V J H’llXMMSOX. Prop
Wanted—Beer bottle*, quart*, bought
at 18 cent* per doen at Nome brew
ery.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Owing to lack of display space foi
| hardware and notion* arriving I have
decided to close out soon my stock ot
gent’s furnishings'and rubber goods a'
once for cash, $2,000 worth of new
good* at cost:
U. S. White Boot. $6.75
Hipre** Red Boots $6.0(
Hipre** Red Pack* $3.7‘
Boss of Road Overhalls $1.0
Bo*t ol Road Rib Overall* $1.25
Bos* of Road Kahki Overalls $1.2
Cotton So*, per pair . . 10>
Clark’* O. N. T. Thread, 6 for 2f>‘
Water Repelent Overall* $2.2
Medlieott Underwear No. 17 $1.7'
Cooper's Beit $1.70
Calico, per yard . 5c
Ginghams, best yard ... 10
Summer Cap* * 10c
Arties Sox, per pair 5c
; Cork Insoles, per pair.5c
8licker Hat* . 20c
| Wool Sox, best, pair 40c, 25c. 20
i Leather Mittens, asb. tan $1.0,
; Wood Glove* .best .50c
’ Canvass Glove*.50.
Handkerchief*, blue, 6 for.20c
Will sell all or any part to mer
chant*.
HOLT'S CASH STORE.
When Ordering
Insist on
%
IRainfer
©ale Seer
NEWS NOTES
M« J. Mdinal for a i**mg Urr
a f»*4«! of Sam* ha* f««(h gone!
to AadMnst
' _
Couidmiia prospecting «* Lems
dot* or w.Ji toca bepta oo th* **~ nm
track iitc >!</* Fort Daria.
Anjrah from tta- Kta^na
ftnl ifc«» <• every isdicauos tt.it!
the season will be late
Th» funeral of the late Jong* J J
Wo' leaheimer »il take pbtt Welrn *
d ■ afternoon at two o'clock frorr. ’
i an > ruk.rg parlors
tee decora ted small puddle* this
morning at sttf.r-.se and the sidewalk*
• ere white with kuet frost. Fall ha*
come.
Jam** Kellihe; Jeon Sullivan. Ik
I’rteton. ('apt. Anson, Dave Danielson
and Mr. Hermannon arrived from the
K* g rok y<-»terda>.
Arrival# froc tie Kougarok fi-tort
that H >try Fort*m is doing finely on
Ikthl <i«-t a# the result of plenty of
water.
-_
Karly rue rs this morning he, rd the
far*-we it clangor of two Large flocks of
g. . *> flying over the city Ju»i out of
g nstiot laiund eastward
Th< Helvidere has discharged ih*- n. - I
’i * crew and shipped six white w -i
men in their place. She sailed ,.t »j
thi* morning.
I*.v<- Johnson and wife are • *i* wi ■
down from the Kougarok in a few
days. Conrad Breeding who ha* tak
en over the Johnson store and road
house in reported at Davidsons’ 1,-ind- |
ing at present.
_
Felix Bruner and wife citric- in last
night from flock creek for supplies
and went back this morning. Mr.
Bruner is doing very well with his
mining operations on acocunt of a suf
ficiency of water.
■■
The igniter of the Seward dredge is
.v. <iUlng al right, but the exciter of
the electric genrmtor burnt out a eou
Iplf of days ago and a 10 killowat ex
citer was sent down by the local light
ln-; plant on the Flyer yesterday to
j repine® the old one until It shall be re
! wound.
('reparations were made this morn
ing to haul up the power schooner
Gladiator on the sandspit ways for
her winter hibernation. A four horse
truck and a load of gear were taken
over to hold a score or so of men do
i the Job.
Dr. Fromm has made a move in the
right direction both towards instruc
tion of the young regarding contagion
and towards carylng out the precepts
and avoiding disease by presenting to
the Nome schools ten thousand sani
tary drinking cups for use by the
pupils.
Councilman and Mrs. f’oteot return
ed yesterday front the Kruzgamapa
Hot Springs where they have been
enjoying a two wefeks vacation. While
there they had a fine time fishing,
i duck hunting, berrying, tramping about
the country and enjoying the bathH.
The return trip was made with Mr.
Powell h,v dogmohlle,
Murray and partner on Dick creek
In the Kougarok are reported to be
having a good season. John 1-eonard
Is shoveling in on Macklin creek with
good success. Shaughnessy on the
main Kougarok is also taking out much
of the yellow metal and is employing
quite a number of men. The Mat
thews dredge is reported to he work
ing well. The Kelllher dredge is suld
to he encountering frozen ground and
has been considerably delayed in con
sequence.
Reports current as to the serious
mental and physical condition of
Oliver St. Germain are entirely with
out foundation according to Dr. Heim
lich who is the physician in attend
ance. The facts are that Mr. Germain
has been suffering great pain for a
number of years and yesterday he at
tempted to rid himself of his suffer
ing by making an Incision. A hemor
rhage followed and Dr. Heimlich was
called. The patient Is now getting
along nicely and will he out in ten
days. Dr. Heimlich says that (lot
main is not Insane and shows not the
slightest indication of mental aberrra
tlon. His act was the result merely
of a desire to escape from his pain
which was of a nature calling for a
physician's services.
• ." ■
Related news regarding the prohibi
tion referendum In Yukon territory has
tom* in. That territory voted to stay
on the -wet" iurt by a bare majority
of Hire* vote*. The campaign *a»
UUttlt fought prohibitionists from
British Columbia and other parts of j
Canada men and women, visiting the ■
Vukon and working aotnng the people j
The "dry*" did not spare money for
advertising in the press and for the
d.stnbution of literature-, tons of which
were circulated. But the wets" won
in spite of all effort* and the Joke is
on four clergymen of Dawson. Had
they remained at their posts and voted i
against liquor as they presumably j
would have done. Yukon territory ;
would have gone diy by a majoritv of |
one.
Word wan receivnl today that A.
i .t. had r'iifM Mary's Id'*' ami
will arrive at the Hot Spni -
He is going to bring back
The nyer started for Solomon at 1
o'clock this afternoon. Andy New
burg of the Flower and Newberg
dredge a* passenger. she also '."Ok
the mail for Council and some freight.
Beginning tomorrow morning there
will tie a reindeer herd out near the
four and a half mil* post on the Dex
ter road. Owners of valuable dogs
should take care that they do not
stray that way and attack the herd. j
for if they do they will lie liable to j
get shot. Not that the reindeer people
here iny grudge against dogs, but thejn
will me ret' ve to protect their ani
mal* as they are allowed to do under j
the territorial laws.
ilobert W. Service who is known to
many- local people and whose poems on
Alaskan subject* are familiar to all
is at the front thwroing bombs against
the Germans. He has been asked by
a publisher to write poems on the war
; nd says he will when he gets back
from the war. He writes, "I've been
at the front for nearly a year and have
developed considerable proficiency as a
bomb thrower. If I ever get hack to
America the anarchists will be sure
to want to hire me. Lately I have
been driving ammunition autombile
trucks and doing ambulance work
which is not quite as nerve racking
as is bomb throwing. But at that my
nerves are becoming somewhat fraz
zled. I guess it must be the noise.
I'll have to quit before long and when
I get back where it Is quieter, I'll see
what I can do about writing some
thing about the war.”
| CELEBRATED SCANDAL
AT THE DREAM
Betty Nansen, assisted l»y Edward
Jose, idol of the Royal Theater, Copen
hagen will appear tonight in the stel
lar role of "The Celebrated i-’eandal."
This drama tells in a gripping con
vincing way the story of the terrible
efiect of gossip and back-biting on
tit. lives of innocent men and women.
Th< "serpent tongues" of Dan Hev -rs
and his wife, and the Marquis Alvarez,
cause death and suffering—but in the
end their malicious seandal-mongering
is triumpnant.
RUSSIA CLAIMS
MORE ADVANCES
International News Sarvica.
I'ETHOORAD, Hpt. 26.—Today’s an
nouncement contains reports indicat
ing Russian successes in the Carpa
thians and on the line advancing to
ward Irfonberg. Progress has been
made steadily towards Zotkiew and the
eupture of the city seems imminnt.
In Transylvania the valley of the
Muros river has been the scene of a
series of sanguinary engagements in
w'hleh the combined Russian and Rou
manian forces have compelled the Teu
tonic allies to retreat in great disor
dei and with severe losses.
Russia with Roumania’s aid is push
ing the central allies hard at every
point of contract. •
FUNERAL NOTICE.
All members of Anvil Lodge and
other Masons are requested to meet
at 1:30 p. m., tomorrow, Wednesday,
the 27th, at the lodge rooms at the
Masonic Temple to attend the funeral
of brother J. J. Wacherheimer.
!•’. It. COWDEN, W. M
ATTENTION REPUBLICANS.
A regular meeting of the Republican
Club will be held Thursday night at 9
o'clock.
By W, D’AHCY CHACE, Bros,
GREEK KING
ARANDONED
l.-iterf'ational Ntwi Service.
ROME: Sept. .« Advil-V from
Greece are to the effect that the revo
lution Is gaining headway daily all sec- J
non* of the country declaring their J
independence of King Constantine who
is still safely intrenched In his palace.
Vemzelos has left Athens for a revo
lutionary propagandist trip through
Thessaly and Macedonia.
The Greek cabinet failed to make
good its ultimatum against Bulgaria
nd Germany and has lost all hold on
the public.
\ new go% mmont Is expected to be
installed by the revolutionists as soon
pi i . n ,,o* a need sulflcientty. The
i;.ng and his tenet will be complete
ly im!in "rated it is believed.
Gtlli kens. SBC per pound, eggs Ttv per
l..*rn George Prosser plione B!...'k
The Pictorial edition of the Ntigget
will cover every form of mining and
depict by means of illustrations every
thing of interest on Seward peninsula.
PIONEERS.
Assemble at Pioneers' Igloo t 1: 10
p. in.. Wednesday. Sept; 27, to attend
ihe funeral of our late brother. Judge
J. J. Waehenheimer.
CAIU, J. UlME.W. President.
WEATHER REPORT.
September Si, l»i«.
Temperature Max, 52; imn. Jt.
Barometer 2#.4M inches.
Weathei Partly cloudy.
Wind—W.
Precipitation .12 inch.
A
YUKON MARINE.
September 26, lsie.
Alaska m Dawson.
Can.(dim down Whitehorse daylight.
Cura in Dawson.
Davis at tJilibon.
Dawson with two Imrges up Eagle
24th.
lluzelbursl up Gibbon for Hot
Springs 2 p. rn. 25th.
Jacobs at Gibbon scheduled sail for
Whftcbdrsi today.
Kelly down .Semina.
Nusutlin up the Stewart river,
eltlianee with barge up Nenana
midnight.
Sarah with five Imrges up Kotlik
22nd.
Schwatka returning to Gibbon.
Seattli No. 3 at Gibbon.
Selkirk up Debarge 2 a. in.
Sibillu up Kampurt 3 a. in.
Susii down Nulato 25th.
TalUllla with two Pages at Hot
SSprings.
Whitehorse up < igilvie 8:30 u. m.
Yukon with barge at Tolovana down
hound.
Aitert Matson will leave Tuesday
I m.rnr.g for the fishing camp on Pil
gr ir. river. .ViII leave every Tuesday
1 c! s : day for the camp. Information
I can be secured at Streeten's office.
ANUTHER-BIG-STRIKE
PANS WILL GO FROM 10c TO 1.00 EACH. J
GRANITE DISH PANS. 10 quart each .25c
GRANITE DISH PANS, 12 quart, each.35c
GRANITE DISH PANS. 14 quart, each .......... 50c
GRANITE DISH PANS, 17 quart, each.*1.00
FRYING PANS PRICED FROM 10c to *1.00
GRANITE SAUSE PANS. FROM 10c to.75c j
The above prices are just one half the regular value. You had
better come in and get your pick at once.
Q. P. QOQGIN
HEINZ
57 Varieties have arrived at
Moller’s Grocery
2II Front Street Phone Main 86
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Just received on S. S. Umatilla
a new line of
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