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TRAPPERS
SHIP TO
Dealer in Raw Furs
Alaska Building
Ship direct to New York for highest prices paid for Haw Furs.
Your shipments are handled by expert graders and New York Market
Prices are paid on correct grading the day received. If desired, your
•shipments will l>e kept separate in order that ou
proved by you. Providing that our valuation does not prove satis
factory, the Furs will be returned to you, transportation charges
prepaid. Ship by Insured JPareel Post or Express Ship in a drj
condition. Always enclose an itemized list of contents
and address. Also place duplicate list on the outside of package
•r bale. All payments are made by check gn the Seattle National
Bdnk, or in any other manner desired Special instructions. It any.
to accompany shipment.
SHIP YOUR FURS TO US NOW
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Attention Trappers
You will make no mistake by selling
your Furs, Skins and Hides to
Frank Martin
N O M E, A L A S K A,
Resident Agent Fop—
Hudson Bay Co.
Ifoxes - Mink!
1 AND ALL OTHER PELTS f
▼ WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES FOR FURS RIGHT HERE FOR OUR X
7 EASTERN HOUSES AND YOU WILL NOT HAVE TO WAIT SIX T
♦ MONTHS FOR YOUR MONEY.
Ifur Buying Agency;
3 JOHN FELKEL & CO. %
T . NOME, ALASKA. ^
' Representing Bleietein, Becker Bree engl Company, New York ^
{ See M^W. GRIFFITH, Local Repreoentative, Over Hilfrich 4
AMERICAN-SIBERIAN
TRUNK COMPANY
IMPORT— EXPORT FORWARDERS
FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS.
WE BUY
FURS, IVORY. WHALEBONE, WALRUS HIDES.
PISH AND FISH OILS. /
WE SELL
MINING MACHINERY, MOTORS, MOTOR BOATS A STEAMBOATS
' TOOLS, RIFLES, AMMUNITION. HARDWARE, CHEMICALS.
NOME, AlMka. SEATTLE, With.
LYON BUILDING, 8EATTLE. WASH.
CwniplMimi in' RnMlM, Engltah, Frtneb.
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FRIDAY
JAPS AND 50LSHEVIKI
REACH AGREEMENT
San Mranciflco, May !*• Military
commissions of Japan and Russia,
w'liirh haw been negotiating at Vladi
vostok with a view to the restoration
of friendly relations and prevention of
future conflict between the two coun
tries, have signed an agreement which
opens the way to a complete .settle
ment of the Siberian question and the*
withdrawal of the Japanese forces, ac
cording to a statement given out today
by the Japanese Consul General lien-.
bOLSHFVIKI SUBDUE «FRiOUS
REVOLT IN MOSCOW
Copenhagen, May >4— A v ?rloi:.« re
liollion nccutTod in > oscow. t!ie l?ol
sheviki capital during th • iirerv'al
since Sunday but appears to have i»cen
succcHsfuIJy quelled f*y the Soviet gov
ernment. according to private dis
patches received here.
Detai.-i of the. di-dirham-* a:c not
obtainable. <>ne t.f the nic ;sa^e says
a. number of military depots were do.
stnoyod during tlie trouble.
Severe Fighting Attends Moscow Re
London, May 14— -The Danish m \v::
paphr Polkikne. of Copenhagen, has
received private advices announcing
the outbreak of a great rebellion In
The Advices throw little light on
the causes of the revolt and contain no
details, aside from the statement that
lnaiiv fires Iwoke out in the BotehevlM
capital luring severe fighting which
followed the revolution.
WILSON VETOES LEGISLATIVE.
EXECUTIVE. JUDICIAL BILL
Washington, May 14—President
Wilson hits vetoed the Ijegisla.tive,
Executive and Judicial bill because of
.1 section contained in the measure
putting under Congressional control all
rov eminent publications.
•This section," the president said in
h••turning' th< measure to t‘e Senate,
"would give congress cons rrhlp rights
which would encroach upon executive
functions."
LOWER CALIFORNIA TROOPS
THREATEN REBELLION
AGAINST GOV CANTU
Calexico, California May '4 —Tlio
I'nltetl Suites Customs officials hero
today opened the border between Ca
lexico and Mcxlcal, which has been
closed to traffic for the past twenlv
rising <>f the federal troops under Clcv
Quiicit prevails in the capital of
Lower California today after a night
of uneasy expectations that a mutiny
would develop among the Cantu .-oops
in sympathy with the new revo.'ution
CHIEF WARREN SHAKES UP
SEATTLE DRY SQUAD
Seattle May 13—A general shukeup
of the liquor suppression section, or
• dry squad”, of the Seattle police force
developed today when Chief of Police
Warren removed IV>lice Lieutenant E:
C. Collier as head of the squad and or
dered ten other members of the squad
to be placed in uniform and assigned
SPUDS TAKE BIG DROP SEATTLE
Seattle, May 13—Potatoes dropp'd
twenty dollars a ton In the local mar
ket today, making the present price
$180 per ton, as against $200 last weelt.
.SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET.
CARRANZA IN DESPERATE
STRAITS AT RINCONADA
Kl Paso. Tex., May 14—Carranza is
surrounded anil in desperate straits at
the town of Ilinoonada, state of Pueblo,
according to a tekypram from fienernl
Obregon received here tonight l>y Hob
art W. Vontura, financial agent «.r tire
revolutionists.
Apparently it is not the intention of
the revolutionists to injure Carranza, |
:»s t lie Obregon message said instru - |
lions have been given by the revolu- I
tlonarv officials to allow him to leave j
the country in safety if he so desires, j
NUMEROUS GOV'T OFFICE
RAIDS OCCUR IRELAND
Dublin. May 14—Raids on police
barracks and government offices are)
steadily increasing rn all parts of*
?opth and Cent in I Ireland.
Fifty politic barracks locat'd at
various points were raided and in many
Instances practicalII \ destroyed last
weming. In addition seven court
louses and twenty ineornc tax offices {
veto attacked by raiders. In pr icti- |
bally every instance the documents and
xrnds of tin- income tax office were
a ken or destroyed.
SENATOR FRANCE OUT
FOR PRESIDENT ON
• WET" PLATFORM |
Washington, Ma\ H—Oponl.v do
darling for the repeal of the constitu
ional prohibition amendment and tlio
lubstitntiou of a modified amendment
>ermitt.ing manufacture and consump
ion of light beer and wines. Senator
loseph I. France, republican, of Mary
ajul .today tnado an eleventh hour
tntry as a candidate for the republican
►residential nomination.
JARRANZA STILL FIGHTING
GAMELY LAST NIGHT
Vor-a Cruz. .May 1.'! -l-tte reports to
lay assert that Carranza, at the heal
if a large force of loyal ti'oops, is still
lolding out against the attacks of the
ebel forces neui.r the village of
ifarco Far eight hours of the light
ng tot lay. Carranza Is sold to have per
lonally directed the operations of his
rbops and succeeded in circumventing
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ranch or for fai
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a limited aamhar of these book*
readers of thia paper PRBB OP CTIARCR. tb# moat Inatrncth
FUR-BRABINO ANIMALS, c---- «
ii*.*» "How to grad* fata/1
fox farmtajc." which Includes
grade furo,’1
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ilmals. In their natural colors
and prepare skin
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Bead coupon tsday—
We hare only
MALONEY AND PEDERSEN
BUY KIRKLAND GARAGE
son. both well known foi
:iffo a.t Kirkland, on the out
Seattle. and are maklm; ~xte
pi’ovcmcnts to tin- plant,
loney, under t rover nor Sir
ministration. was torrito>-inl
spec tar for Alaska, and ha
r in the Mil
sist Siberia. In skuivIi of jn.riom
minerals. other members of this
party wetv Luke Xatlieu. who !.«(•
’lied" Kox. now located at l-'airbunks,
Lntl 14. I'. Shaw. Tin- parly passed
;wo years in that remote region.
NOTICE TO PUBLIC
Owing to the steadily increasing
ost of food stuffs, the restaurants of
J(im* have been compelled to advance
he price of meals. When the cost of
loods again become-, normal the res
aurant men will gladly reduce the
• '•ice of meals accordingly.
ARCTIC BAKERY
NOME RESTAURANT
MILO'S CAFE
The Nome Nugget delivered h. oar
ler or mailed. Per Month $1.00
ILYCERINE MIXTURE
PREVENTS APPENDICITIS
Simple glycerine. buckthorn l>u.tk.
it ., as mixed in Adler-i-kn, removes
II foul, accumulated poisonous mnt
•r from BOTH upper and low. r howel
ml prevents appendicitis. Relieves
f»n of Adler-i-ka surprises hath doe
•rs and patients. \ lutsiness man re
litis great hem-fits in a long standing
iso of indigestion and sour stomach.
I.omen Brothers, druggists
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Tumiu: *1m kM» at* posted throufLout *U
the enemy .it every point of attack.
Ixirgo reinforcements, including tivo
buttdrieM of artillery, have been order
ed to San Marco by tlio rebel leaders
anil the capture of the president ap
pears only a question of hours. Th •
position he occupies Is entirely sur- 1
rounded and there is little prospect that ,
he may succeed in breaking- through j
the cordon.
FINAL VOTE 0 N
PEACE RESOLUTION
EXPECTED SATURDAY
Washington, Muy 13—The provision ‘
in the republican peace resolution re
ilnesting the pmesident to open nego
tiations with (icnminy for a separate!
peace was stricken out today on motion 1
rjf Senator Lorigv following a lengthy!
Lie)into in which much opposition to j
the clause developed on both sides of '
It. is expected that the final vote ->n j
ire resolution will be taken Saturday j
JENNINGS IS SEEKING BENCH
IN THE STATES ,
Report Slates Judge Wishes Transfer'
From Alaska to Outside Court
Request May be Granted.
It is understood in Juneau tlmt Hon
t"l*ert \V. Jennings, judge of the fed- |
*ral court In the First division ofA!
tsku. has asked the deiKirtnvnt of
u«tice at Washington for a transfer
o soame federal bench in the states,
nit with what result Is not known r
his time. It is known that Judge I
tannings stands very high with the
lepartment of justice stnd it is quite <
xxssibko that his request will be
fronted. For some months, it was
iplieved here that Judge Jennings
rouId retire from the itench in Alaska, f
lue to deafness, but nothing more is a
tost r*i m this connection now. I tumor t
utside fodjeral 4»ench.
If Judge Jennings ga.ins an ap- |
loiivtment as a federal judge in the t
tales, in lieu of his present position, t
re would have a life appoint men;, i
lit teas his |.resent place is for a e