UMATILLA READY DEPART
LARCE PASSENCER LIST
The Umatilla whose passenger list
is large, is now anchored in the
roadstead awaiting better weather
conditions and an abatement of the
surf to take on the passengers and
final baggage for the last trip of
the season. The following is the
passenger list: John Blake, A G.
Graham, H. B Barnett and wife,
Mrs. O’Connell Rutledge and wife,
H B Ames, A Guinan.A N Nylen, A.
Matson, Sainer Latiner, Pauline
Leonola, G K M’Leod, J T M’Cul
lough, Ed Cunningham, Alice Peter
son, Mrs. Roper, Richard Lee, Mrs.
A: Lee, Allen Lee, A. J. M’Connell
and wife, Chas E Kimball, A J.
Anderson, C E Peck, Miss Seymour,
Bob Laughlin, E H Gibbs, A. J.
Bandier, Mrs. Fred Daniels, H. Dob
son and wife, Mrs. Frank Boyle,
Mrs. Rice, H R Cole, Eddie Parker,
Burns, Herschell, H H Gilbert, Mrs.
Mallita, Miss Helen Lomen, Mrs.
Lomen, M J M’Neill, Mrs. Gear, Ben
Bernard, Walter Nelson, A G Kings
bury, A H Milikns, Eric Dahl, C C
Kester, S Jackson, C Beyers, Chas
Dikeman, Victor Lorimer, C Croxton
D D Masurigan, Ed Armstrong, H.
C M’Donald, W E Ke’eley, D J
Burgess, J T Nelson, Anton ‘Borden,
Joe Linker, Otto Rosevold, A D
Stormfeld, Gus Aspen, J Ryan, Joe
Welsh, Joe Atahol, Henry Doorock,
Jas Carroll, Ed Kelly, A Adams,
J Carlstrom, O Strand, R Dalzell,
Geo Denny, H B Denny, W ,E Denny,
C C. Brown, C. F Snyder, Bob
Robertsbn, Ed Mulgrew, A Casey, J
S Johnson, Paddy Connolly, Car)
Anderson, N Winquist, Chas Rodin,
Peter Barry, J Sulilvan, H Mullen,
H E Speak, T J Trary, Sam Keen,
Martin Strand, Mike Young, C.
Quickstead, C Carlberg, Curtis Geig
er, Sam Nelson, E A Schroeder, A.
H Anderson, J H Hopkins, F De
Fontville, Chas Mulligan, Pete Ger
vais, C M Butler, Bob Neill, J Door
sky, A Benson, A D Roaland, Oscar
Larson, C Gustafson, John Garen,
R Anderson, A Johnson, E Henbeck,
J T and Mrs. Carcaud, H E Reed,
John Dour, Wiliam Rowe, John Jun
ter, C. Harrigan, J. King, F.
Walton, Con Erickson, M Christen
sen, A1 Lester, A White, C Carlson,
Chas Josnson, A H 'Hurley, J H.
Withlock, J H Bellmark, Ole Nass,
Carl Hadir, Tom Hanna, C B Tapp,
E J Burger, Victor Johnson, J
Hogan, Earl Bower, C D Delamotte,
J W Lutzinger, S L Horton, H In
gals, J Doran, C Gustafson, Peter
Bain, H Holmes, A J Shaw, J Cutt
ler, Gus Lind, S B Daken, W L
Clarke, A V Dahl, A Hynes, Henry
Sesby, John Lawson, J Linkman,
Frank Condella, A Binker, O A
Bourett, A Gunderson, O Lee, Thos
Flynn, J Snider, F W. Ulrich, J. A
Parry, A F MIntosh, F Hester, Jas
Kelliher, J Terril, Jas Halpin,
Nelly Smet, W C Bain and wife,
Chas Milacek, Bullmeyer, E G
Heregar, Miss Holly Jones, Mrs. J
P Jones, Wm Code and wife, Victor
A Julian wife and children, A M
Rhodes, A L. Belleview, Nick Gray,
Frank Cross, Molly Dexter, A H.
Graham, Chas Spencer, Don Brown,
Geo Ely, Thorulf Lehmann, Wm.
M’Carthy, Anton Sorenson, C L Lus
combe, A B Van Sickle, wife and
child, Mrs. O. D Cochran, Mrs, Sax
ton, B S Roberts, Hank Fries and
wife, Gilbert Russel, Emily Lorens,
C W Dawson, A B Brown, Harry
Lebar, Dave Johnston wife and
Children, Hugh Pearson, Mrs. A.
Stormfeld.
VICTORIA DELAYED ACCOUNT
STORM AND SURF
The storm stopped the Victoria
discharging coal yesterday morning
and the steamer drew out in the
offing while the surf following a
sou’west wind grew quite violent.
Passengers were notinea that they
would be taken aboard just as soon
as the wind went down. The fol
owing have taken passage on this
boat: F A Berg, Dan and Mrs.
Halpin, C W Stockwell, J C Ken
nedy, Mrs. J Miller, J A Bachelder,
O W Ashby, Mrs. Ester Langville,
Miss L Rhodes, Miss F Lachten
schlager, Pete Clausson, Chas Sand
ford, W. L Cochran and wife, Louis
Simson, Tom Rosvold, Miss A Carter
Mrs. J. A Carter, Mrs. J A Winter,
H S Whittard and wife, Harold
Erickson, Mrs. M Kjelsberg, Sake
Kjelsberg, F Midaugh and wife, G.
P. Goggin, H W Nieman, Jack Came
ron, Dan Gibbs, T. M Reed, Mrs. J
Ross, Iver Jonston, George A Dia
mond and wife, Mrs. L Nenna,
Harry Hirsch, Mrs. Chas Kammericb
The Nonpareil
The Big Store With Little Prices
BRANDEGEE KINCAID T C O.
CLOTHES
CLOSING OUT
MENS
OVERCOATS
TOGO CHOICE
S 10.00
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY. ’
JUST LAUNCHED
A mammoth fall outfitting sale
NOW IX FORCE AND WILL CONTINUE UNTIL THE
DEPARTURE OF THE LAST BOATS.
Terms Conditions and Prices
MAY.BE obtained by calling at either of our
STORES OR WE WILL BE ONLY TIKI GLAD TO SEND OUR
REPRESENTATIVE TO YOUR HOME OR OFFICE TO EXPLAIN
CONDITIONS OR SUBMIT PRICES.
DO IT NOW
OTHERWISE THE BOATS WILL SOON RETURN AND DEPART
AND YOU HAVE OVERLOOKED A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
TO PROCURE YOUR WINTER NEEDS.
WE ROAST COFFEE DAILY
Polefs Stores
TeL Mala 104.
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W S and Mrs. Delahanty, A L
Young, Harold Lundberg, J G An
dree, Guss Rossen, C S Shaw, Mrs.
R W Hanson, Jos Chilberg, Ira D
Orton, Mrs. Fritch, Frank Whitlam,
H Lee, E O'Halloran, John L. Wil
son, Erik Hedund, C W Schmidt, J
L Weigert, Paul Mathws and wife,
Mrs. E H Cummings, Frank Hall,
E F Muller, Mrs. K. Taiagor, A
Sheflin, W Jones, Anna Danielson.,
John Sundback and wife, Ed Mor
gan, A Jones, J Martinson. Martin
Jargon, Miss B Smith, W Nicon, J
H Brown, Thos Hull and wife, O K
M’Gregor, F Hull, S S Bean, Fred
Anderson, A Mayer, Dan Sutherland,
R J Renny, Jens Madsen, Chris
Madsen, Marion Aparker, G H Ely,
Chin Ben, A M Kah, F W Wheelre,
R J Oglesby, Barney Bellview,
Mike Hurley, J C M’Williams, A B
Carke, Chas Mente, R W Buck
master, wife and children, M F
Moras, L Richardson, E E Spinney,
W Ketcham, H J Hunt, ^ E Muller,
J J Coughlin, M H Mead, Mrs. M.
Richardson, C J Carlson, J Baarsted,
E Lilygres, A W Kellog and wife,
Genevieve Kellog, Mrs. J J Pierce, j
Elmer Adams, Thos Ross, wife and
chidren, Geo B Grigsby, Jas. P Daly,
F H King, Chas Reed, Max Paul,
F M Wilson, J H Hanson, John
Starr, Jas Rogan, Chas Ross, Carl
ton Joragnor, Harry Knox, R W
M’Intire, Fred Lane, John F.
Donoghue, Geo Bergland, J
ORourke, Roy Warren, Tom Gibson,
Witsell Coton, R Cosson, Gus Soder
hold, J A Sundberg, L A Swing, D
Vama, L Westund, John M’Carthy
and several others whose names
were not ascertained.
Dream Theater
TO-NIGHT
TURNING OF THE ROAD
IH 2 PARTS
THE HIGH GRADER
A BIG PICTURE
HIS HALTED CAREER
SCREAK COMEDY
Adm. 25 c,
CAN YOB BEAT UP
ANY CAP IN OUR STORE.
$1.50
To take the frost out of nipped
ears—rub snow on.
To keep it out, put on a
GORDON CAP
Geo. E. Lomen & Co.
THE HOME OF GOOD CLOTHES.
OUR APPLES ARE HERE
Tree Ripened Apples
Choice Per Box $ 2.25
Fancy „ „ $ 2.50
Extra Fancy „ „ $ 2.75
Buy Suthern Slope Apples
for your winter supply.. We will store them free of charge.
G. P. GOGGIN ******<
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THE QUALITY STOKE
Kyou intend to put in a Winters supply of groceries and pro
visions, it will pay you to come to our store and buy it.
carry the very best stock, both in regard to quality ano.
assortment.
Our
cellar affords the best warmstorage in Nome, and it
you secure your outfit from us; we will keep it for
you as you need it during the Winter free of charge.
Thorulf Lehmann
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Children’s
Since the opening of Navigation we have received 3270 pairs
Of SHOES and RUBBER FOOTWEAR. Every boat brings more.
“There is a reason”. Our prices are right and our business lias
been built by satisfactory service to our patrons.
P. A. PETERSON SHOE CO.
STILL OPEN
I
THE SAME LOW PRICES
SPECIAL- Election Hats, Election Shoes, Election Ties
also Fire works
WANTED— Wilson and Hughes money in exchange
for anything in the store.
THE SURPRISE STORE
At the old Stand since 1905