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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-09
ShRiNERS SAILED LAST
 SUNDAY EVENING
Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE. July 9.-Iast Sunday evening about fifty Shriners sailed for Alaska via the inside passage to Skagway. then to Dawson. from there to Fairbanks and from Fairbanks tc Nome.
 The itinerary of the trip Is as fol- lows: Arrive Dawson on or about July IS, Fairbanks July 25. Nome August 5, sailing for Seattle on the teamship Victoria on or about August l5.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-09

The contract calls for the mill [. b" moved. installed and in operation by August F.. and II now looks as ir fh" work Will Doe completed The ore "u in rhe mines is being mad" ready ta Ice ruu through th" stamps In stead "f purchasing IL. additional -ix stamps here The company win send - the outside, and secure other stamp tt a greatly reduced figure to what j, asked for th" stamps here u Nam"
 A shipment of carnations a, tn. Fruit Store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-09
s75,00O TO MINE
 ALASKA COAL
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. July 2 The naval appropriation now before the house and expected to pass during the next twenty four hours. carries with it an appropriation of S75.ooo to mine Al aska coal during the fiscal year
 The appropriation to mine Alaska coal is very likely to go through aud the amount granted. which will h, an appropriation {" do preliminary work. and make start toward fur uishne the Pacific fleet with the high grade If stcamins coal c. be found in the territory.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-09
NAT GOODWIN WILL
 MARRY NO 5 SOON
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 NEW YORK, July s.-It is reported that Nat Goodwin the noted. actor. is now making preparations to become a benedict. and Mrs. Goodwin No. z has been selected.
 Friends of the actor are now re- questing that he remember them. for they have been slighted in the past at his numerous marriages. but wish to he present when he takes unto him self Mrs. Nat Goodwin No. ,.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-09
PLEASE LET ME
 RETURN TO JAIL
Special Nugget Service

WEATHERSFIEip. July 6-.John Warren having served t term af fifty wears in the state penitrntiary nf Con nccticut for murder was released Yes terday morning. but 1t night fall h. returned and pleaded to he allowed to continue on as an inmate of the institution.
 Warren. now an old man. over seventy years of age was happy in the morning over the thought he was to he liberated hut after wandering about all day. not meeting nor seeing a person he knew. and having no home t"g to to he returned at night to the state pcniteniarv and pleaded to he taken back
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-09
MRS. DECKER DIED
AFTER OPERATION
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 9-Mrs Decker. d former president of the Womrn's Federated Clubs of the rni- ted States passed away yesterday after being operated upon in local hospital.
 Mrs Decker was stricken while at tending the convention "f the Feder- ated Women's Clubs held in this city commencing last week and ending July f. The woman was taken |" th. hospital in a serious condition. and the doctors helieve she had a chance. by submitting [" an operation. but that proved of no avail for she never rec"N cred from the stroke received in the convention hall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-09
Special Nugget Service.

DAWSON JuIv Mayor W. ' Gilmore is expected q" reach thr cItv today via boat from Whteh"rse The congress i~ reported leaving SkagWav on Saturday evening tn connect with the river steamer "f the Canadian
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-09

Urge Primaries in North Carolina.
 BREENBoRO. \. C.. July 9-Re. publican leaders in the state are now urging the holding of primaries in or dtr to allow the people to decide whether they want Taft or Roosevelt for the candidate as president.
 The republican leaders believe tn. question should he decided by the people and the only way is for tn. state to hold a primary and by vote settle it once and for all.
 Osborn Wants No Third Party.
 LANSING, Mich. July Ex-Governor Chas. S. osborn. a leading republican in the state. and for while one of the strong supporters of Theodore Roosevelt. has come out with the statement the people cannot afford to consider another or third party.
 We have nominated a regular can diatc. in convention at Chicago. and the democrats have nominated man at Baltimore. now let us get in and see if We cannot elect our man. for
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-09
GILMORE EXPECTED
 REACH DAWSON TODAY

Development Company ,t Whtehors- 70 tim. to re1,u fHl- city "u Tae-da.
 Nh#" aH pav~"u thr Wtvor "f Nnm, VII ,c the gucs, of the city and @ go"d time Is promised him. not A- rh. nominee tut a- the maynr .. th. northern metropolis across th. border
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-09
Nugget Special Service.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-Charles D lilies. secretary to the president. has declined the honor of being appoint cd chairman of the national repub- lican committee. The position had been rendered the secretary of the president. and it was popular belief he would accept the h"I,n. that if was a prearranged affair. or under standing had before the convention 1t Chicago. if Taft Won out Hilles would be the next chairman of the national committee.
 Sub Committee Considering other
 Names.
 WASHINGTON, n. c. JIiy 9-ThC sub committee is now 70 ls.dering .ho names of several candi iates for Sn, position of chairmanship of the ma tional committee. for they believed lilies would accept the honor. and next 10 him the choice lays between several most likely candidates. any one of whom would he acceptable to the president.
 hillss May Be Cabinet Officer.
 WASHINGTON. D. C., July 9.-It is stated the reason for Charles Dewey
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-09
MIlliNARY GOODS.

For Iadies and children dresses ar q dress goods, also trimmings, cts. Gall at Mrs. Wanger. opposite New C,rrt' house.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-09

New laid eggs st Prosssr's, St per dozen. Phone Black 5. Live chickens 50 cents pound.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-09

Remember we are retailers ss well ss Special bottle sale. Sew ard Commercial Ce.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-09
NOTICE.

Wanted 5000 coal sacks. Call or Dr address the Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-09

srssA Onions, Head Lettuce, Green ", PSrsisy, cauiifessr, cantsIepss OnA><sI : Fruit stsrs.
 about four i..
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-09
REPUBLICAN LEADERS MAY
 YET UNITE TWO FACTIONS

one believe the republicans should vote to man for Taft. and the dem- ocrats for Wilson. Should we allow defeated candidates for the nomina- ti"n to set up an independent party just because they lose out where will 1t all end? The same will he repeat ed every four years. and should we tolerate such. the republicans should take for its emblem the ass for they would be entitled to no other under such conditions"
 Johnson Will Hand Over California to
 Teddy.
 SACRAMENTO. July Ex-Governor Johnson has announced that a con ference of the progressive leaders in the state has been held and its mem hers decided to carry hand over the state tn Theodore Roosevelt, such be- ing the expressed will of the people.
 Delegates to the progressive con vention called tn meet at Chicago onl August :. will he appointed. and the state will go pledged to support Teddy alomst to a man.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-09

Ladies suits cleaned, pressed and clean and renew furs at Nome Tail bring Go. Gentlemen we will clean. press and repair and put your clothes in latest style. We do Alterntion Suits made to order.
 First class workmanship. modern methods. prompt service. Yours to please.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-09

Fresh fruit at Royal Fruit Store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-09
NOME TAILORING co.

Between Segerstrom & Hagen and Zehner's jewelry storsA
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-09
hiIls. May Be Cabinet Officer.

WASHINGTON. D. C., July 9.-It is stated the reason for Charles Dewey
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COMMITTEES
ARE NAMED
President Miller Appoints
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the Current Year
EVERY MAN A BOOSTER
Chamber Aims to Make the
Year 1912 Banner Year In
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CHURCHES AND POVERTY.

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task our Master cane here for.
n lift the needy from the -aire
and the par from the dGnghil.,
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alone that can accomplish It
Lloyd George. Chancellor ot Brit
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The evening world., 1912-08-01
Just a Glimpse Into
the New York Shops

again Ia favor the shops are displaying
many novelties. beautiful combs set
with rhinestones and narrow gold
beading In design are s..
Especial attention Is being given -
gray hair ornaments. Barrettes in tho
popular bone designs are 70 cents. Dns
IN gray combining plain and carved
pearl Is particularly pretty and can be
had at tl.25. The plain bar bsrrettes
that are now so fashionable can be had
as low as IS cents. while the two prong
hairpin, that are now 40 largely us.d
are 70 cents.
Aluminium hairpins set with rhine
stones are shown In various shapes and
sizes at 81.
Infants play rugs are n heavy Terry
cloth These are nice for veranda use
and come IN bright colOrs in attractive
design 10 dmuse the child. Those q
Inches square are s.
For the e1ttage homo \ bedroom SGT
IL necessity Beautiful patterns are
being shown, but simple one In white
with gold or silver bands Is very pretty.
II consists OF a tray. covered pitcher,
a matchmaker and candle h llder.
This practical bedroo l china can la
had at g. \ similar set with tns
pitcher uncovered II N6a
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made up IN q round Dutch collar and
deep cuffs. They are In contracting
shades; for instance, the green collars
and cuffs are edged with one inca
bands In royal blue. Two straps win
small gilt buckles act as fasteners for
both the collar and cuffs.
A set ir white kid with black suede
landings and tiny pearl buckles are
very fetching. This neckwear Is equally
pretty worn with silk. linen or serge
dresses,
with the present strong revival OF tho
chiffon veil. new developments ~ ta's
favorlte veil are constantly appearing
For motoring and travelling the watet-
proof chiffon wells are desirable, Thy
are Ike yards and can be had In pretty
colorings at '2.3
The attractive striped blazer coats can
be made al home at quite reasonable
figure when the blazer cloth ID only "
cents a yard. 1t can be had In large
assortment Of stripes, including many Of
the college colors
Now that combs and barssttss are
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Copyright 1911. by noot.M,rrn Col
SYNOPSIS OF PREcEpiNa CHAPTERS.

rrN'INlN VT fHE' ti'lNf tHNETtNNs
Mason Ellssorth. f, young New Yorker. con
tnts for q large income 70 marry Nancy Bind
whose tuclc Ephfhim wants 10 get tI OF her.
Mason aud Nancy o. 20 a penuwlsans farm.
Nh'rc they fan genuinely IN love With ea'h othei.
They ,.r,, ..gei on b, .ny.,ericus man who call,
himself ''Dt. Morrison" snl who wears brown
derby. Doubling thi, their marriage was per-
formed by regular clerrm,n they plan :
second mstnsrr. Mason soc, to ire nears,.
town to sri q license. on hi'. return Nancy hs.
vanished, having been hdnappri by Morrison ard
trained nure. Ns-on starts In pursuit ",
trace. her TO Nuctin Cham. where an ecccutNc old
gentlemen nsmei pgilhv lend. him money foi
use IN nniluE Nsney Mason learn, that Nsrcy
I, inrrisonel 4, = tanI,sHun ~ winiord Mason
,ri Mrs L,ihop so 90 winfori. That NTH,
Mason scale. the VAL, 81 the sanl'arun ard
'I1'- IN. b,r,i wintov ~ Nancv'. room. To-
re'hcr they try n rfsn some means NJ es,ars.
The n-tt mo,nrs Mrs. Latham snes 70 the
.snNsrium With w..on. Ne ,.n, pr. MNh.w
,hr nr~n-irto- tbs, NJ, ts,hop Il his hrA
srn, whom n. vl.h,. to lork ur IN or'sr to se,
her MONEY. whpe rrmsl-ins there q ncrnlrs
n-.on.r N-. Ta'h-cT h'lhs, q nurse sna fs''
'srri q. n'rh.. Mason fets into me ssr''arinr,
~ sncorr'er In r,e rnorr IN olt wan Who h.s,
- ~ released. Gr,rs ~ ths ~e,t ,oorn, s-eNns
fo- Nancy. M,.or I. cr-f-onted nv NJ. Morrison
Who levels revolver o. hin. Mason s'tseb Nor
rison
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~aHa7aHss7=as=----
CHAPTER XIV.
tcon'lnued.,
The Encounter.

r. IT. with my spring. I had mis-
Judged distance a little. and
III although I had hit him hard
the blow had coma too low.
- striking his ches. nd only
sianclng against his chin. so that ne
staggered back and would have raised
the revolver had ! not srasped his wrist
Even then he cursed mo heartily ana.
I think. had no doubt OF his abu'ty 70
wrest himself free In moment or 10
and indeed. at his FIRST sudden wrench
almost succeeded. but managed some
how TO hold on ana struck at MIN again
with my free rirht hand.
But though the blow spent some Of ws
force upon his arm. yet u staggered him
and carried him back. so that. ns fol-
lowed II with my other hand. 7 caught
him this time unguarded. full and fair
on tire point OF the chin. shaking his
head upon his shoulders. His arms
'.rkcd up convulsively and foil: and he
crashed back into tho wall behind him;
tot'ered crumpled ana fell sprawling TO
tho floor on his face.
Time was precious now. felt. ana !
nut my shoulder to II and heaved with
all my might. so that the oak pencil
cracked and split and I could hear tho
lock gronn with another hcave II new
omen before mo and I stumbled into a
room. lighted Ike my own. turned
around and shut the door ana saw lying
before Il a little, hudlled-up man who
had evidently been listening 10 tho
strange sounds on the other side. ]
pald no attention 70 him, but strod"
arross the room and dravged back his
iron bed 10 rrop against tho door. as
come niakeshltt for It's broken lock. |
nh, him aside as gently as could 20
do this and he turned a frightened face
coward Il, hiding wobbllnr, rabbit
Mo chin with trembling nngers. !
s,ralghtcned M In amazemen'. for I
was looking into the shifting eyes OF
l,phralm Bond.
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B e tty Vincent
a d vice to Lovers

with respectable young men. What 90
you Think"
me chaperon question Is decided
inherently In different social circles
what is the custom followed by your
other girl friends3
Undecided.
"E. r." writes: Two young man ar.
extremely attentive to mo. and each
has asked me to marry him. But I
can't md out which | care for most.
ihere are certain special advantages IN
marrying each OF the two which I
should not obtain II chose the o,h,r.
How shah ! dec!de?'
II you are really so uncertain and ara
calm enough to weigh Advantage" 7
do not think you care sufficiently for
either man to marry him.
"S. E." writes: "A girl friend has tus,
announced her engagement and I want
to give her some sort OF a party. Have
you any suggestions?
A handkerchief shower would be
suitable and enjoyable
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Everything Out.

A CUB reporter wa, sent out by his city
~ editor 10 cover . fire in the Back Bay dis
int. Before he could reach the house
The fire had been srtingiishsd aud the fire depart.
ment gone. Nothing dsunted, The reporter rang
the bell Of the house and soon was confronted BY
= servant gih.
Il Wish TO see Mr. Robinson" ssil the 70.
porter, politely tipping his hat
Hes out" tersey answered the servant
'Is his wife at homer asked the reporter.
"No, she's out. too"
We'll" came back the reporter. 49, under.
stand SOU have Ind fire here"
"Oh. that's out. too" and the reporter went
sadly away as tho door slammed in hi. face
Boston Traveller.
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-yvs II a rinse with fresh water under
the shower. wiring It out and mop It
with q towel and then dry 1t In the
sun. It will grow thick ana lustrous
Airing and summing the hair like ;nIs
not only keeps It sweet and clean. but
70 exceedingly good for the scalp also.
The sun will soon cure any disease OF
the scalp and make It healthy and
active. And q healthy scalp makes
strong and beautiful hair"
But I haven't always time to sit
around and dry my hair after the bath.
Occasionally I have an engagement TO
DO something more exciting" objected
the Girl.
In that case take up soma water
n your hand and wet your forehead
end the hair Just over II and the back
81 your neck. and that will keep the
blood from rushing to your head.
Sometimes. too. when one first comes
20 the seashore. the salt In the air or
the extra amount OF fish eaten makes
the face break out In what looks q NJ.
tls like nettls-rash. Bathing this with
olive oil usually cures It In short order.
II. however. II gets so bad that syen
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~dTh reception as sIre especteu' sho
drew It out hastily.
oh" said the Girl, and she spoke
loudly, for both tho waves and the
bathers were making a good deal o.
noise, perhaps tho water will spo!l
your new satin suit" and she para
phrased mockingly:
Mother. may I so out TO swim,
Yes, my darling daughter.
Dress yourself n your bathing suit.
But don't get II wet with water"
During the reno sr!ng OF this selec-
ton the Woman retreated out Of reach
OF even the very boldest OF the waves.
and taking seat on the beach beck
oned the Girl to come to her; which
che did without delay and dropped
down with q laugh in the sand at her
friends side.
ITS not that I'm afraid OF the
water, really" said the Woman. II
used to be rather good swimmer
when was a young girl But haven't
been In bathing for so long that I'm
like an old colored woman we once had
who used TO do our washing. We went
away at one time for about six months
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explained us
Is
said the ori rs that
are n your hair wet"
to friend the
tribe shade her
headaches after
hot how help feeling
badly ater?'
sea S bad hair" objected the Girl
a
and there anything In
a
Girl shook her head doubtngy
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Have TO Rescue Pa.

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- ihs Toronto Nal hnl 1lfe.s'
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Two 30 tn datsIus - sn Wri milliluA,r
.Iioatr .slk.Dg l.s other diY about L.,
'Dil i1I r. ar about poor lau heflsuF nc
't. tl 81 .aiI That hrig'fI chorus stl.
TH.ti, . gI.t. ttoas through tAe Ice lhi, mOrning
.rl IA Hllngtd b. and rescued her.
'Tbe scrHut sIstrr b, her 10.
Wen" sle s,ii. 'iios dreadful Nov vel
b. go rescue IA %