The Nome Daily Nugget (Nome, Alaska)
November 21, 1908

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_ _ifl THE RED LODGE MINE AT BUTTE IN FLAMES Nugget'* Special Service. IM'TTi:. Nhv 1 The H i.,m *1.1 Ito.l I a Hi Re mine are rngln.; ti.-r. Il.l ilefles tin* effni ts uf !|m* fir fiiilit im. Nine in.*n *.*r. kill*.I last nfi$lit .i* .'lie cult of an a*luiK with tin* e\|.| -tirrrtl |*r.mat ut.lv amt Kill.-.* i t.i* n engaged In the u.«iK Tin* flames, at hist f« t| on the tmih.'4'itig ..t Hi*- mine, nr- now de« v.lining tin MuI|ihi«l«.H in thv me .i'- ..in l..- |»t*r—Iveil fr.ini the fiftTios *•1 oilf.hui whi. ii |...111 t..11h It ma\ take months «»i even years* h.-for** th.-i hi* i-* **xt iliguishod. ami the* mor».\ l»»vv will large T laHlg*- mine i* fh«* property i **f th*- Northwestern Improvement j *. THREE YOUNG WOMEN DUPED BY THEATRICAL SHARPER Nugget'* Special Service. I-'iS ANn'- -ham .if t a in tin-tis.- pruItts t.. th.. si nilir.il. 11 t"l«l til.- Kiris that It I.Illhl Kat lx.ltait In- i-iiiilil tinanci- a $10,000 t'rmhii-tinn in X.-vv Ynrk i it> Tin.. th>- young ii..lin n uki.-'I In fills**- this aiiintint mi ■!t> 1 iti.>it that i llt.-i In- Kii-n I* ailing |.arts m tin xh' *\v. I’tthifi-r K"l tin* mmii-i fi'i.m tin 'Kills ami lint tin'll tin-ill In In l'.nil In a(*i-niii|iaii> him I'a t nn \i Mninlai Yi s|i-t ila i tin i Imunl t at In- ilisah |"ittill amt tin i hall' also nniln-il that la- is sit|ihnsf K||s wurtn last night. lighting op tie- coun try for miles urntinit and hurnlng brlghll> twenty minutes nltei u si nick the ground. The meteor exploded when it stiurk the ground and shook tie town of Kllsworth. indows and pictures hanging *»n the walls of the houses weie shaken, although no damagotewas done, so far as could he learned this morning. CITY BATH HOUSE. Nicely furnished Mat for rent HOTEL ARRIVALS. Tom and Jerry, at the Northern Treated right at The Lobby. Refer ences, the Mutt*. I SOLOMON STAGE _ Leaves KeiL Barn F.verv Momluv 0 Uenerul Freighting to Creeks Light J Horses end Cutters PIIONF. KKP Ltd

POLICEMAN IS SHOT BY THUO Nugget's Special Service. SAN JSK, N'h\. J I I i» «»lia .14 St it 11 i i« f was shot last nigh* »v thug wlion h*- was trying io ati -si dri lling. who is unknown. .hi sj itml iliimiK tli«- fight which *i ii I l (ir«*v\ a gun ;«ii«t shot Stii'Mn. h u i'll Hu* CARNIVAL MONDAY NIGHT. Tin- big maxriueiude and ire cm nival nl tlit- Holden Hate skating l ink yy ill in- belli mi next Momluy night. To Judge from the talk about town. eveiy bik|y in tills section of the country will be there -nni) will be titer** with hells 11 The management has made every ef fort tn arrange fur a big tfmo that j night, and all who attend may look i forward to tin* best kind of a time. There will he ice races and other amusements in addition t othose al ready mentioned. Lemp's Extra Pals Imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade. I Lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draft I Beer at the Board of Trade. Our Stock Is Most Complete in Ladies, Misses, Childrens and Infants hosTery In Cashmere, Wool and Heavy Cotton Yarns.

In Prices to Suit All Buyers. BROKER TALKS ON POLITICS Nugget's Special Service. M W Qi IKK .V*.i t Iti. I,., ni riikiM-. tin' fnrtii. r Im.s> nf 'I'.unm uiv, iv visiting lit** '‘mi. Itl*'l,i«nl I’r ikor. j T i«- fninirr in|. i a:*v~ titat 'll'1' I'lll tllllt t \il|| it! lln- hi. in »-l.-.t i. in if i-.gfit .slid i hit. |.,i.| li...,i |,iit ,t|. .-i.n.i.l.-rn 1 .if, .111 illlll* III 1,1 .1,1.| I l,.l. Iltili 1| ju|. Ill iH-KiniiiiiK Mi.' ii \l--i..it ..f t t.ti iT ill .HU'. TRANSVAAL NEEDS LAOOR Nugget's Spec al Service. I'HITT. If.itlia, |*t.-iiiif'i ia |.i.'t>,ii inn in iitil'iit thi.iiiiiiuls nf iiiiiniifratit.x fin,,, Kiuil.u.il unit Sent Inn. I li.-nui ill,,. iiii.iiiI ilifif.ivi-ri.a i.niiiii— in 1... uniat 11111. It 11111 \'..,l| f.llti I nil V.l.it Hi.-r ni' Inn. In .-ii |..unit Mni.'li Si Ill in I..- .*t ,1 It.MV v.lt infv s. 1;, 1 •'ii t'liiiins list i- I furun-.i 11. til.1'. l|l*|l*isit a.

WILL ENTER SUIT FOR S7,500,00C Nugget Special Service. N'E\\ V* »I;K N ;m i ti,., i m.iK th* .111 .-iti-it Itiilt 1(41 Ills) I* m«*l»!? ht* t f-.» tMl iMill uliirJt Ii. i.iiTiis j -h.t? «»1 j f h«- I »Tti. ill! Tilt* PREDICTS GOOD TIMES IN JAPAN Nugget t Special Service. S i u IS* l n. I II M Mi* \h I i ti i4* r.i .it llM* f It* 11 I te h i ttff Kill I I **f• III H|. J.f of i! .1,1 t\\ -ilk Live Turkey Raffle at A. G. Oliver** Barrel B«ar on Saturday, Nov. 21. ARKANSAS FOREST FIRE DESTROYS $25,000,000 Ni yyet s Spec al Service. i-tT n i: u* m k \ik ,v. ji. TLf I lit* l ining Ini* i .t 'i 'I s j min w.»riti 4.t i i 11111* -1 |m iii» in »i.tni?«*i- it V.4 I i«»U it Ik |.mI v *4 k h"U 111• in> ni»n .inti vi •Hit* n li.tv* i• r I It**11 I i h\ I■ 11.14 nt i t* i 11* h\ t fl.lln* l*, t ;tti‘ t '»t 111• i|# ii'-.- .-im#k* it** tin* t ;in K*■•'i* t rank f hi- n* i^hhm i i«»\ Hnltt Mill thll- liotlhth 11 4 11 I h.-ini; li ft h. in.) in tin in t*.v. n .trnl «*!••;»i*f#| |i|;k*«*s Till m i.* *V\ f iii. .11. li'- i 1**u i U I f». .t Ml y ■•*11 i In .11 li- .»iiN of inf*.ibit.ii t S| I |«I i i 11 j i ,t! )i y in hi M. I j i. h i .i h**a% bill .*f ».iiii Tin* part i* u!. i im* j Mf! ii.i! I!»» 4«**s i I ft -1 !-.r i I.- it. h«it f if I ,i! i t i 'tin* w *1 .ill .i.| ».f i-i .t i .all*-* j I•» **|n iiii* ii|. »hat I Th. in th. -m«ih« i. t ms 11 at* Mf*.*b|»* f• i i M a|.»‘. HARVARD 4 YALE 0 Nugget's Special Sei vice. 'X..\ _| Harv.iitl won ili>- grrat annual football p p with Yah- h\ tin- siuiv ..I to a Tin- stailimu on Soldirrs ti.-l.l I.. I in-arli l..it\ I hom,in.I s|i,-i t.it«>r Wriil into li.-n/ii-s of t Thanksgly inp i-y.- and T anksgii mi day fli.-f.- will I..- on tap 111.- lann.ii Import.-.l Amt uhrgnt Pa-taii.i Kr.-rs hitiprr I»,*»• r ..f Itavaiia tiermai.y an. thr famous l‘r.-sid. til 'limit I’al. I’ll s.-n.-r ..f Austria Wh.-n nnr ronsid.-ts tin- ilistanrr Ih. I.i.-w of tin FatlirrUmd is from its na tfvr land and far away t this ft../..-i North. sin.id.1 tak,- a.li ailing*- surli a grand i.ppoi t unity an.l dtinl his till. SONS OF THE NORTH. ATTENTION A spn-ial uir.-tilig of thr Solis ..f tin North will t>.- In-id Salurdai night V iVrlllhrl' 21 llv ordrr of thr Prrsidrnt Steam heat, electric lights, at thi Golden Gate. New management North Star Restaurant. Meals, 3541.i .,i S' tfil.• with I >1 1114 11, If* !|!114 |*ax III! 11 11 ,iti j ii .hi ..i. h**l*» li hi! lilt.I! hit,I lim. T Haiiii *1111-1 .i I* W f h«*u i in! VV*»l!l» t*f «**hl h i I.»U t .lit anti III. l«l «I» in Ill*- |.:i\ -lit n iln h-tt limit flllll. p|iiisili- In .11... II..V.I.I1 I *11 ..)■•>i A h n III- 11 .1 I h-asi- -..In.- till-*' A m-h- am- \i --t-l liann.l pa'-li-.ik ha- hm-n k-r.it-1 -..in.- f. liini.li. il f.-.-i in.i t .a u h.-r* hi- in* n am putlint: ilmvii a -haft am! within a I. a .lays should know h th. |.ay inn- thtoUKIi tin- .laint tln-y am wmkitu:. Tin .-f.-.-k i-laini just lt.-l.nv tlnm .•■.nlaim.l n*. gold wl-i|.- ill.- a.) joining I .ini pi.»ln.-. .l --.iii. sp--. imu. Slnml tin- -.hi nhantn l 111 li.i Iti-tl maiiv thnu tut mis of tlollais ina' In tin mu aril .-I iliis v- iitum Johnson Mattress A Hose Co. manu facture and renovate mattresses ano couches. Tents. Tarpaulins, Bags Sled Covers and all kinds of Canva: Goods. Lowest prices D street, neat First. Phone Mam 180 Imported Coburger draft beer on taf at Board of Trade. __ Granite Mining Oandlea are th# beat iRICE MUST SERVE IN THE CITY COUNCIL Mi- .nut tin- i •.inn s Jiain* \fi..I a :r. I *fl»i t !l- c'lf, -if \.,II I t:• *h«- i. l i-iji 1.*-Inti in 'ir.'tffP Ity tin- \|i Ci. i lit Illiili .‘..litl—li i f X'tMa i ,f Miif a I i an *»t 11 i f filiMiit -I .ill. *am Uf ha at,' l, th*- all it7l« I» A,h tin* III pi ii* 11 a- Mrlinatn ii** a* tin!' in}? i **a i./.im; that a mm *MI• t pr*th *hl\ ulf ahvA.iy it v\ a i* *«h *1 a ai th* ill I r.M* LAST NIGHT'S BALL GAMES DRAW A VERY BIG CROWD I '.It t i 1" t'i* It*-t »il lit** .1 n «tt v\ it v- .th> v i lit? *t U a n it .ip t t i, f| 4 i v. x t t. I l.i•! l‘i i iiiM I i 1 I *.*f t A uitcfi in i* t-M r«»i ill* •iiin i, mi** •j t I* .1 ,i m»..il y.iii!*' 4 i u 11 f »•»i f li I) 11 T‘ I***'. li i- t v I.A -n pt p»|! IV I i I J i-I •■li*. t :i.c I,* m i; i li t! t' K«•! I».«.! it t t iiu It it ..fi ii- i! I M 1 i l I I I >'t Milt '-I I!' t .1* if llpli li'-.l ‘ill I t miltiil« t in T I- .t pi* i.. t .i j- p* i i f 11 l‘ niiili pt'ipii it 1 1 1 1 h 1 i-t.iVi I !)n* in Urn i. 11 fjrln Ma-V n'»T*' ffi i i i half int.-l a ill, >I i f f f.Mtn! .ill*' at I i I .1 (hat t la- ->f Ih-i t ai'h.-l hill Ha ll. u!l'a lilt. !a-l t-> fnrai-a I •H a' -i la a futur* '--li tai.Hy »H a 1-iSH t-i I,;. |i 1.. In- f>il A I! V M 1 V atal I nil- -Nil |-!a\ nrv Waf** IN' II! Ul' -Ilia- '•'illlH till ll a l-ar*l r. iNlinictHHi (h*‘ni s11 It. .1 AN ill! I’ll, .a,I la S M* VI aim i' ti *1 r I 1 I I It I '...I* S. af I. II i nil PROGRAM FOR ICE CARNIVAL. Th« i‘ n.i u»-m‘ nt if «i-.Mj.-it i. i I LJ Mi. I-..' JMMj.it M L* I'*l f I*|Jk HI »|A l Mi' i t 4* l« I --i.l fin i» Vl •tl.il.l V liitfhf I* M m i t .i: K.uiun i i.l -k* .Ili.j tit* thl iiU* i 1 l is. -i til i mm it I* -k.it i 1 I i* M m In tai Ht k; i.mIu j 'fitl t ..i u.'l.l* j I.'t M.-h i.»« |*l i I .Mini- t"i 1 In "l*'l m n 1 1 t 1 _ Min ,ll K.l! iliK 1 J k .1 1* X I t i I M t 11! ^.K »f k* v til |»lit\« it n-n u ili IM*;.! ..n h« Tin .m|m. i--i*Mi i "k.it.-i- Ii«i j f.it'M will I *.M M|»ts .«n.i f h i ill f** j FIFTY CENTS TO THE PAN. 11 V"U! .i I 1 a till i;•» t Miaallltl'^ if* !«M "111 Sllllii.i'v litlltl**’ ti»m«»rt.»\\ Till k* **h !iaul« ll> I* a f.'ilMI I Ii f..1 »11 3 fit Till- I,..t l» l |.Ml Ml H.ui lain t;• -1 M itf'iv. ti« v l *nk Hand GOLD RUN MINERS BUSY. 1 Ii-S Aim I.til fillllr t.i I t till I 4 .1 Ml I nil ills si in (Hill 1 i *ill II! IT,I I. ,i mill-1 >>1 k I II, I I k' 11,1 .11.> :l stt|i*» sit I i.tl lit a i it, riiui 11. -1 i t I 4 I A..Ik MERRILL ON M.GREAIS BEAT ..1 II \l I I Hill I I \t 1 I til. t. ti.i,.! Hr. ,iIkTttk lIt*' t* it .Tills •it "tt! .1, li shift j I l.-il i .i t ..I.. i mi j I- 4 HI.-. II-s|» 1 1. I .llif f tillin',, til.- -.Ij4. 111. -.siirati. j. Iiltiiitlli-s s-. t I kit S lift's I ill. -t iK'Il 1 i S I •li" f j 11! Ml l U Fresn hve or dressec chickens at Consumen Mdk Company. Black B Stea m heated room al the Go’Jr Gate for the winter. AT LAST The Windsor Baths a. v open—p‘ i and T ,rk**h T* y them Hot Waffles North S*a» RestaurJni -IT'-.. r I 4 Trrfixrra-T'iT'ro-' I 5 i I 5 3 I I f Watch this Space for MONDAY! j i

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THE Homo Daily Wu^c AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER i'ulitluhnl I>ahy El.rpt Sunday I in.: Per F W COBB Eddor L C DENNY. Manager. PH' NK MAIN NO Change* of Standing Advert!** —ent* Muat Reach Thia OfRce Be for* 3 O’Clock P. M. of the Day Preceding Publication. K-'-re 1 «»'r.na-cta«* matter Ket tl \i*' at the poatofltce at Nomi '..inj ..itder 'he act if cuti|t«f.f urging tin- tiig ■■■h'.'.l- 'ill tli*.in .tin! learn t*> i>..a "1 til'll le.iuileliielits t.. gludUUII'U Instead "t f'. i entrance t*«in«Udly i it a not a t"|.Mnirv\ w»rui "f educa iioi. which Is ilgid aliimi the bcgm giru illg I.f I e college course .Old (legible ab.'lll til' entf Just a tie colleges ale accused killing literal V gifts also, it is sail that tli* ib s|roy the u.ettiory Ii fat tutted with giving lectures an making students take notes of h. they migiit it.ore easily a la. luciill lead in books they contemratt atten lion upon tin mechanics of speed wilting ami distract it I rout what t teacher -ays. Sometimes it is just well. Kittle is lost, because (her* i little I" lose, but eventually tiler. i college lecturer who is almost as g.ui as a text hook and then tIn stml. i misses a good deal hv being compel!. to -.cribble hieroglphlcs when h> oug) to be attending which is a very tilffer ent thing from mere listening T 'J it*- -tit for their mt-taker i C i I.if. -v t->

l»i’tt*t- iu i.-itli.HK s-*‘*d t -i ,»ln ’-Ilf Ill.-"|.>| x x I-, I M- i x a -till I -I nil |s»’ life, art I it XX.-uM t *e- a -i4 without them T* i .X f .i ruined rv Hut' i,. r*.»H 'stK»x\« >.>k f-e hi- f,t md that i« k 1: not rnr’„g: The mar e r.u e «t :-«i xx .th fact* r»."iU ~iente rt ,4,J ha* *r er r •r u#u« H| Iiik I V t V I 4 l.tt. 1 v t fiinv v Kfl 4, .1 X J I J «.l1 told the woman on «»r lift to that mature m the **sheep goW n.” S She seems to attract the at ten* j tion of tne won.en more than that of r i th* tn* n. 1 S Just flait until the men get wise t to that slit Shi* will wish she were a Juok-al. or as strong a- David who i j killed the giant Goliath. S T at tike tin thir g b I. 11 Y. nt* be fueh g Qg g (•••‘.lgl.1* ii n. s n.i d i’ iu- tw vu eh ?y d rjt r»f b'.onde® a« b- ing t.v S Si ou -1 I iy l..ii g 1.-«i —No pi*, bilide* for theft ate tl r it th.t k t er-’ "i tali blot.-1- ti th-- -li«tri. t S They ,u*t t-- hybrid* 1. 11 N"t gh-hred but ib.-t Hat.-• They .Ion t t-i ki thine abi-ttt Winter* S Ti nt f.-ll i\t 't>. i tig.in «irii-e y ,t* i boi*e .i* ia liilliti-:- we r- ad of (h tl■ evening 111 t UK. 1 il *U lea! ill t> .//mg with it 1* -n Th*- p. -i devil «.-em« u** il i-- (it* *tiipe* I,, don't realise how loud they at*- to at' t alter!, v it h I I- big f> S Sav. old an th- *a.. Ri over tip ,ik- i h f .tJi \V!.-f t .-v mm a«k going t g.-t .i g 1--.k at he! I. -1* Sli* k* Ri eng. V ni b.- a “«iilt -'iitii t 1 11 idi th. Inip'.H il. I vv-.uld tak r -ii Sli* t.iko- her part W id ike R- t belt- f S Hof. ted S V 1 !;(p ii'ii t her s Wr you seen mgiy Mijipnsi'd to knon every. itmiK l»“ll me through your Interest* t columns where Lieutenant Heart at c.e pre-ect tlrre" dL'BtR. P.1BEP. *ih minim Peary was la*t heard n ht'*ber 1 when the steamei K witlt.-t at Si Johns. New found and The Knk had just returned from till- to Ktah. Greenland, where she ad deiitetv.t supplies ti Peary's shl|> U-M '.-t.-!! fh> upturn of the Knk -uid that P- art .eft Ktati on Auk 1' bound n- through Kane t>asin Ketinedt i and Kobe son -trait I? the xplorer plan either to nt- i tie polu: -«-n to reach a point ii which can ea-iiy Ret to Cape Columbia to February next Then he j -III nuke a dash across the ice floe towards the l*ole The Roosevelt has on hoard three Vnierieans besides Commander Peary, •he regular er>-» of the steamer iS I Eskimos atid _•*.rdy coffee roasting in cltt BOVEY DAVISON real estate and mining ex change. Seliii.b ami Renting Huslness I.oca nms H'.ii*e* Lots. Mining Claims. i I.i*t tour property with us Office. No. 15 Steadman Avenue. vA^AAAA^AAAAAAAAAAA^AAA^/V {THANKSGIVING WHY BALL J> Liven under tin- Auspices of j; the Kegoagah Ko^ga i| thanksgiving Evening Disftets $3.OC sVwWAVWViAVwWWA^iVWVNVe^W\(V^VVVW*V^AVV I i Radies tur Coats f in >»i>4 variety, just received on steamer Senator. 4 f LADIES FANCY FI R CAPS in Morino. I Heaver and Lenuine Seal. J Fine assortment of NECK FI'RS. Prices f !the lowest. In SHOES we have the finest assortment t- ever come to Nome. Our Cl’SHION SOLE LADIES' SHOES are ft the best for present season: will preveut colds ft and keep the feet dry.

j the Surprise Store j Front St and Kester Ave. a.*****#*.* ?***4,'*#*>'■**■*■**■*■*■*■*■ CHAS. SCMIFFERLE, Successor to A. O. Browse Co. I Safety Flues, l Mining Buckets, l Smoke Stacks, Etc. I stow: work a specialty. Opp. Laurence Hotel Phone Main 31 If I ilou t iiiK •'lasses Monday a and Friday evenings. 2 OCCULT READINGS 5 li.iih In a in In 5 p. in. Sun il days excepted PUBLIC CIRCLE ft Kveiy Wednesday evening s sharp .ilJ Third Ave. neai Steadman.

I THORP TRANSfER |j| I (OMPANY i i Su esamr to W. J Uungei j General Freighting and City Transfer i Office: Phone Black 60. i Stable: Phone Black 141. Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars in lotvn at the fyuntei Huntar Rya and Old Crow Bourbon.

Dave Gilchrist I Transfer and Freighting TO ALL CRKKKS jjjj Tel. Main 57 Office, F. Street, O Near First Ave. Pacific (010 Storage COMRAINY Fresh Killed Beef and Mutton continually on hand Dealers in all kinds of Fresh K illed Meats, Poultry, etc. Phone White 17 Market 132 Front St i CarstensBros. I Dashley Dealer in Fresh and Cold Storage Meats Telephone M 72 _ MARKET: 126 Front .Street Miners and Merchants Bank of Alaska NOME, ALASKA Capital $100,000

K. CIULBKRO, President T J NESTOR. Vice President J. J. COLE, Manager C. G. COWDEN. Cashiei A. W. KAH. Ass t Cashier Alaska Scavenger Co. TONY SBOROIA, Prop. Successor to V. Scatperi. 1 Hauling Refuse. Cleaning Vards Done at Reasonable Rates. 7 £L. MAIN 143.

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*:“A Pound of Sunliptl J JS WORTH S40.000.000 i: i 1*AHIS. -“No. tHere is no immediate likelihood of the maikel becoming overstocked." 4aid the foreman of (lie radium factory “We are running to our utmost capacity, but are prac tically alone in the field, and orders come from all over lhe world The rorrcsiHindcnt looked at tin hundreds of bags of rare earths around him. &no made a mental calculation that there must be about ten ions of this raw material awaiting treatment. "About how much indium do you pet out of these sacks" “Oh. about that much.' replied the foreman, carelessly, as h wholesale radium factor on tin planet. Xlllmugh no commercial use has been discovered for radium, despite all that has been written to the contrary, the demand for the subtle, precious element no one understands is enormous Kverv sci entist in the world wants his grain of it for laboratory purposes Patient re searchers all over the world are study ing it and applying it to different suit stances in the hope of discovering new combinations I.atelv. moreover, a de mand has sprung up fm it in a width different uuarter The supposed me dicinal or therapeutical value rtf ra T 1 'V 't r* mum. -till a matter of experiment. h i inspired mailt a former patent m. may l*e gather—I from the far' that the present pri.. radium i- ii the Heighten hood of S4U.0A0.Mio pound Tie lag fintoiy at Nogeiit sin -Mai ne Iiii iis over tons ami bun dretls of toils of material evert t#*ni without pr«nlueing this i|tiarititt Pur* metallic indium in fact, doe- not exist The fnctopt i- making the foitmie ol it- proprietors by turning out radium -alts of greater or le-s actlvitt Tin pi,fiatt.lam pnsluet is pure radium bro j niiite. Ii was radium hroiuitle (hat Sii William Ham say used when lie "de graded'' Clipper Into another metal showing that what used to Is consid ered all element was llot an element after all. It was radium bromide als. th.it Professor Itordas used to ehaiig* a flit-up white corundum into a ret] nil>\ of price. i darken Hie blue of sapphire and to bleach an emerald Pr>" h radium experiments are being made tlaih in the laboratories of thi**it. lawyers, ministers, operators, miners, prospectors, saloon men, bar ters ami others insist ,>n getting their colored coupons when they pay for their Nugget in advance, because they want to give their coupon to some young friend. The first thing many a staid man or woman does after reading their Nug get is lo ettt out the daily one vot foreigners who al.lv,| it, they run sniv 1 Hing l.a.-k t.t Washington and I mi -t that ..in gov. t nin>-nt i.oitld t.tk.- up th. ir .jtmrri I, .is u> fai t M has >|on.., a, far a it tllg Untie ;Sair, when jc*.r pet trn«ts d*. not i'.i|tietid that i’astro V... wise Oi a,lion ah,. i uler. and HUitf likelv h*. desef ves In king, lint the I'nlted States has no ntfaslon to give IIII one liWHtls.' tie asphalt ntn nopoiy went down ilier.- an.l tried t*> overthrow is government and g..t the worst of it. That is, our government ha- no re.is.,n f„ int.if.i. unless it going to .untilif its, |f t,, tlie tx.|lr\ of •>t only proteeting tli.- tin is and «i\ dig them i veiyihnig i i a«k f*'i at iu.iiie l.ut taking up th.-ii Nttt'.s m foreign countries, t,„. Hut yy, sup pose it will t’ome to this if w.- aie t heeotne a government of the triet to tin- ft nsts an.l fm tin trust DINNER AND BAZAAR. T h« I .miles Aid SiK’iet of Pilgrim t'tiureh will give a ilinner .nitl haraar on Ileremhcr IT j PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST. Stow |tl|ip, IT. cents Hampers, l.T cents 'nv :i1«>, .ink faiiKakit a ,i i» u» r ali-r«i;r, -nfu 'ij ‘a.i Klin: Alfm, hn i h—n a.m hi iii.- iiukite tin- i.iist r-,i •a.*k tlii-nis'i Mi- thr-af-i. sili.iti 1‘i.iiii i i pi.- i.n St. mlfiai, aseiiii.- S ul;,I,|..r ..(ti, t.,, I'SI'IIK 11 -:i I t ill.*li' I.. T |..r riy Nukk'-i iitt'H'i'. LOST. I lurin' f.l. i'aliins hi. 'kill- r-.?• I.a> hlnn :n ••aril ti> May 1. I I'ljlir-hm sepiiw. i tmtl. i iiMifil |.n rent f‘ial. ff*al. r.fH WHIInittnn f*al. al'H liar,I nal BOVEV DAVISON. Phone Black 223. No. 9 Steadman Av. Notary Public, Collections. Employ ment Agency, Auctioneer. Ladies Attention! MISS LEI: SILGI L. graduate of the best I uropeau Millinery Schools, will receive orders for Lad ies’ Mats, I u r C a ps. Muffs. Scarfs, Etc. Perfect satisfaction gnaran teed. T. J. Vestor house, till St., back of School House. THE LOBBY r I Ml HI SOKI 01 0000 III I OW S Mexican Beans. Old Crow t _____ JUST BECAUSE I V -.t»..r a in!.. i. V WE NATURALLY THIN* ri .n ..t will t,. in*. i|- i 'Il*t*i* l*utcha*c> ti..t*(** *.i. lcii.irnot >r rouifms*ii»n L**| lit ktmu* vrmi w.tnN :m«l v.*- w-;! uuntf price*. PROFESSIONAL cards I'll VSK'lAXS ,\\l' RI'KGK"NS DR J H VIU9TAR0 W D ARCY CHASE, M 0 iffli Xmne Htnk ,ci*> Ajent I' I". M lilllttl |.|f,. Hull,lit,K. Meat tie Wurn vou w.jnt a GOOD DRINK y tu THI! IN 13 VA DA Youny A Van Set*!#, RiOp. ...Best liuuors and Cigars... HI l IA H Db AND ROOI 15-year old Lacy Whisky Vi'c. NKXT A It II All MIMI

f Bank ol California sum i, wasm.

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f Chas. Reed j I Machinist 6 Blacksmith i

tiasoline Bngintn. Moists boilers, Pipe and Pipe ft-itting-s No. 5 Front St.

ALASKA BANKING AM» SAFE DEPOSIT CO. Cabeit Whitehead. Preetdent. K II i I; it ti..; I 4. i; All--, *'til* t Vl1 iit-il with Hunk i'Hpe N >rne, Hi'l'IifilbHr, lHuti PAID DP CAPITAL $125,000 Transacts General Bunking But*nea« GuUI Dust P .rchasetl Ores Brs-unsJ FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT.

I D WK il W.VSKn K Ti r|,|a. Hr— We.ni Mnnuiw. V: e Hrraid.i t Hti'HKl.IrkK U l> M> VMS. t«t Nome Bank b I rust Company Maid up dpildl $135,000 Oidtts Issued on dll Mails of Iho World \ssd\ Olfiu* in Connexion 1 (ity Scavenger (o. sUtC«Mlf to IlLLLR GRAIUM J. MARIIM. Mgr Phone Hia< k 7 vi Grand Live Turkey Raffle AT A. Q. Oliver Co. On Saturday, November 21st Nome’s Family Liquor Store Telephone Mein _ 32I Front Street

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I CHALLENGE SALE NOW ON M Simpl\ outclasses all competition. A week of Unrivaled alue-giving and Underselling. lake t M ever\ item in this advertisement, or any article in Samuels’ Store, and compare it. Style, quality and *4 Pr|ee with anything shown elsewhere in town. You will readilv see we are full 25 perct. less than the K M same goods can be bought anywhere else R Ilk canvas Gloves .x S. _. a *c C r* a S’ f f! i 5»(>0 Ladies Waists Sl im Sett a r Cna ergt Sit 25c Wool Mittens. Ilk Spec, a for C^a e^ge Sa e. 25l l inen Toweling. Ilk S?;e a 4... C r a eng* $a Challenge Sale! PI All C*ih. No kelu.id' r®1 Nu Htchanxes. Wa No Approval'. No Charge' S.’.SM \ll Wool Sweaters, 75c Spec.*, for Cha tnge Sa‘e I.. v*> c i 4 15c Outing Manuel. 7c Soet a f Cha enge Sa>. 1 c' p 50c chiffon Veiling'. 15c spec a for Challenge Sale 25c I mhroiderics. H*c Scec a 4or C*ia enge Saie. r 5'J; WiidI Sox. 12; Special for Challenge Sate. 11 t u**i x r xx I* S* 11 i- turn Mvii »i t ».I! Sd. Spec ai for Challenge Sate. ‘hi- is uf n i V lli>*

I $(t.50 LaJi« s Skirts. $5.85 Special for Challenge Sale. I I\ttui Skit? in f k »*|t. ft .lit! S'- s. t r 4i»-r put tin, iiK f irsil dwrk li .itii-.i i; \.*nt tn .i tuMiiWpr SI25 Heaver Coat. $K5 Special for Challenge Sale. tit?**- M*-.t\*t «’*mt dze I :t *?i:ip 05c Embroideries. 25c Special for Challenge Sale. I i> ait v\> **i ti**nall\ fin** hd *4 in**he* svid**. and u»'s*‘i ti**ijj* t>> niHleli iti com* NaiiifM*«»l\ and Swis* ti u pattt rns. $30 00 Overcoats. $12.75 Special for Challenge Sale. I ii'jU'-*tl"lutl>ly (he l*.-«t l»m gam ever offered Twetilv Men's Overeoats; not the hen|' John kind, good i eoat*. x. II tailored, that sell lot f J", and *10 75c Silk Wool Toques. 25c Special for Challenge Sale. '*ii xxttli tin- skating Every man. woman and child in N'mil• should w ear a To*|Ue when skating saves d*«*tor tolls jste the Tie and Jl.no Tonin-s w. s.■ 11 fur .T.i ,_ $45 l ur Coat. $18.50 Special for Challenge Sale. II is size laid' s wool S-al Kni i'oat If you can w.ai it it is liki- finding it to Imx till' coat for *|\.:.u $0.00 Silk Waists. $2.00 Special for Challenge Sale. No .iimlit of il I.igg**st bat gain ewi known laidl.-s' Silk Waist* nf |iiai>l taffeta silk Si/i s ::4 is $2.00 Men's Shirts 50c if Special for Challenge Sale. Wilsuit lh** lllfcjiti Vi* t"i M'h s I *i» Sl»ii'> lh- $1 .i 11 :;i.nl* iM.i-ff I ii.i l»r t .il l nth. .loth .«i*ns l«i.. t IT |9 P JJ.50 Coat Sweaters. $2 Special for Challenge Sale. Men'* jn at Sweater*; coll,I-*, oxford tt.t\\ and red. all size*. ju*t III. tiling to keep warm Ihese eo|,| dais $1.50 Overshoes, 75c Special for Challenge Sale. Values you’ll never forge! t'liilill'eit’s and Misses' Two I .tickle I l\cl siloes, signs s to All oppoi limit Y lo keep 'our children feet warm. HI $5.00 Silk Maists. $1.50 Special for Challenge Sale. N 1..1.11 i s while I hit. i S k O W’.iist* l.i■ 11 inline, h U "lily The 'ilk aloln Is worth do,tli!. what \\e .i*k fni tli. waist cm r pie ic M Challenge Sale! M rvery word we print is W backed up with the tioods 1 1 5 +Q Mr. Swell Dresser: You can’t cast a shadow in the dark. Jind you can’t stand the light unless you are dressed well. We can dress you well. Let us coat you over with H. S. dr M. Overcoat for $30.oo. It will please you. We satisfy our Customers We »»V “Customers'*, because when a inan once lets us clothe him he becomes a Customer for good. Gaffney's "None But the Best” One Price to All 3 JH 80 ^0^0 0^0 ANOTHER VIEW OF THE DOG’S STATUS I i I 111 j f ,f ,j. d.j- *.f t fit- j r,* ir- S. j V.-t i j»ai*i hr n..*i ~T i -i f .i 1.* r Th. f. H W }»ut N .hi*'. h**v f **'T .»t ih.gw :i«• r»-:»».*f*a*:-.!

I* ft* h d ;»t iit t i f I j »t- -t ,i; 11 x f .h»js- fi* f* W* i... i!h Uh J l I H *t I T ;.f| *f| V T -i h* iif i |j !•*.■*i T«ftk** j 1 f. h ..ijt f' l i lit. h I t f». 11 "ii ll ii iii.-. nth fiMirtf.-nth awl I rifii t-iitli in ilnn nls ii,.. .-il* rai i I 'ill si it IIII Shall 1i n r ami 1,1 I'lal lln -lil- I., ih. -utin i.i,l ails. it.i iasli li.-l a .-.-ii s|a I.- .tut not i i* iial f.-.I.-tal ruuils'' Shall a - hoi I j of Mi.- |>o|n |.ow. i 111io11 iln- subject, j allholigi. to leave tin- subject as it is j *1 1 If j 4.1= *o i It f I WOMEN STOLE HIS TAMALES 'ML lain. 44.-1 1 1 .nl l.ail .it tin- L t*h* M T- K A J ghah h«* hat .Mth a ni-fiap f a?«*> ..f t r 11fi«* I"!,* hut Iilrll To tt.- >t 1 !l-. t t J* »ii While* t u t 1. >1 ,t -a j.M.il J t i:, nuilih* A ho t !--ii t taina,* \.i4 a*4 St a j i- 1 j i 1 at* 11 f. 1 f ta.'i »1* i.. ,,A r, 'iH. id*' li T ’-.-f .jyfit !!i„,| T‘* iaiat i-! n oin-tary 4* r K ail -a■ rh- at* w f I hU! if a*\ fhi-lll ■"t rh* t.» i;. nr .1 -of.«. i~ 1 -il.- 1, ti-i if it cairi S t iu... f ,t* l. i 'lias. !i i Sabl'-il Soli. ''Hie Sweetly Solemn Tl.oiighi IS S \o In*.sc, I|-ni |,i*h f-l.ll Anthem "Cast Thv Huiden .in the L-rd 7- M Hnrvin. Pilgrim Congregational Church. In the morning the minister speaks m. Ti Itukes of Sin In the even ing is theme is "What and Where Is I iIn- Soul'." Mi Kl.-tctiei will lead the congrega tional -I'ngmg in the morning and the 7 Id praise meeting in the evening. The -hoir will render the anthem "O Hlcss.-d Word of i Sod. Solo, Mrs A H Hart let I. "The promise ,.r Life." F rederick I 'ow dell. I'liiun Thanksgiving service at the 'ongi -gational church next Thursday morning at II o'clock. Sermon by He\. P. V H Dunlap. GAROOT AND DIXON AFTER PAYSTREAK p.. ....loot ain. Charles Dixon are pio-1* ting on No. 17 above Hayden's I Discover mi Gold Hun. «n this claim Hie .i—l, takes a sudden turn, and the pay-ti-ak was lost, hut they expect to lo.-at. it .lining i e present wint.-i WANTED. Private pupils in common school or high seined branches. Lesson* in Kng li I. io foreigners. Inquire 2HH Mil S: TAKE A PLUNGE At the W.-.Msor Baths. -Across North Star Restaurant. WARNING TO THE PUBLIC. Ti public f* hereby warned against i i*-‘S|'•• ssiog upon the placer milling 'io* d. I In Cape Xorne itecording (•istijet, District ..f Alaska, known as V el low Gioui and more partlcu iariy .leserrt-ed as follows* Lying about three miles west of Nome and on 'lie tundra about one-half mile back from the beach of Bering sea. and adjoins tin- Snake River Group and Ridge group, the last two lying to tin* i;.-iwatd of th- Yellow* group Axel P.*aison the authorized agent. VXKL N'KI.NON. I .orator Call up Peoples Laundry for rough dry work. i «»rk **f .«11 «i*-sc*iiption^, 11 »;«nk W;«rr»*u. I'hnne HI.irk 2i»»V Wiling ialtv. Go to tria North Polo Bitkt ry for the best bread arid |i;istry I The only eoffee house In town. XXXXXXXXXX-JOQOOOOOOOQOQOCX i ...^rand... i I I^ce Carnroaf ClnA FKasquerade Hicnrlay ^veniiuj Hovemfttfr 33 I GoldenGateSkatingRink I xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxX ■'P -k.-k.-k k kk kkkkk-kkk kkkk k kk k kkkk w .u v u u -i’ V A PROP. GOERMER'S DANCING ACADEMY I Opens for tile Season f IT* w, Y* Monday Eve., Nov. 9, al 8:30 o’clock, In Kegoayah Kozga Hall, Steadman Ave. i _ I j* The Children’s Class, ot which there will lie two. will begin Friday Eve. 1 November 13, at 8 o'clock. Terms lor (’hiIdlen's cotirst ot ij weeks fa Special terms for the winter. Private I.essons given in Society and t Fancy Dancing. Classes, Monday, Tuesday and Friday Evenings. *M-.V-#******^**»»****^** ***s&^****W!(s***#.)(.>(. a DR. KNICKERBOCKER DENTIST

Before having your Dental work done call and get estimates. Particularly low prices on Crown and Bridge work and Filling of all kinds. I EXAMINATION FREE. Over Segerstrom Hagen's I P. M. FITZGERALD I i PAINTS. OILS, GLASS j Painting and Decorating j flood Material Right Prices I