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Now that thp 4th of July celebration
ii over, we must get back to business
and as a special feature for this week
only we are offering to the trade Ar
mours Star Hams, the finest ever re
ceived in this town before, the sweet
est most delicious juicy toothsome
ham packed in the new stockinette
wrapping which prevents mould, at a
price never before heard of—at 25c lb.
These hams are absolutely guaranteed
and we can conscientiously assure you
that they have no equal in quality. We
also want to call your attention to our
fresh fruits and vegetables just re
ceived on the Victoria and Senator,
the most tempting Peaches. Apricots,
Cherries. Tomatoes, Lettuce. Rhubarb.
Cauliflower, Cucumbers, etc. A visit
to oru store, simply to look at them,
makes you feel good.
(j. P. GOGGIN
The Quality Store.
NOTICE.
Mrs. Lee's dining room is now open
for business opposite Holt’s. Mrs. Lee.
properitor, formerly of Hoffman House.
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HOLT ATTEMPTS
TO TAKE LIFE
A. P. A. Service.
OI.EN’ HOVE, July 7.—Officials of
the Mlnneola Jail state that Holt, the
would-be assassin of J. P. Morgan at
tempted suicide In bis cell in the .tall
building at midnight and only the
timely Intervention of the night guard
prevented the oonsnmatlon of his pur-1
pi sc. According to the warden. Holt
endeavored to open an arter.v In tils left
wrist, using the sharpened point of a,
lend pencil for the purpose, and when
discovered by the night watchman had
thrust the pencil nearly through the
wrist but the large veins were hut
partially severed. The guard noticed
that there was something wrong with
the man and It was disclosed by see
ietcly watching that he was evidently
suffering great pain. The attendant
thereupon entered the cell and discov
ered the wound, thus preventing the
prisoner's suicidal nttempt Jail at
tendants state that the man Is un
doubtedly Insane and Is In a precarious
ph valent condition. The preliminary
bearing is set for today but owing to
tlic condition of the prisoner it will
■imbably not be held.
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BLACK COD. A FEW CASES OF FINE RANCH EGGS AND BUT
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Independent Meat Market
W. H. WEBB. PROPRIETOR
TELEPHONE MAIN 15.
NEWS NOTES
The Silver Wave sailed for St, Mich
ael last night.
The gas schooner IIetti« R. sailed
for Safety at 1:30.
The Kougnrok mall arrived yester
day in charge of Pete Yeager.
The cutter Hear sailed for Qolovin
shortly after noon today after taking
on fuel and supplies.
The Augusta C. expects to get away
for the Siberian coast some time this
afternoon or evening.
The agents of the steamer Senator
announce that the popular Pacific
coast boat will not leave for the out
side until the 9th.
Static electricity ngain delayed mes
sages over the wireless route yester
day and messages were late in arriving
throughout the day.
Mr. C. C. Rrayton returned on the
Flyer from n trip to Sweepstakes creek
in the Koyuk. Judge Adams, clerk of
tht' district, court was also an arrival
from the Casa.
Hr. .1. f>. Arnold, general manager
of the Wild Goose Mining Company,
arrived from Council on the Flyer yes
terday afternoon with the first cleanup
of the season from the Wild Goose
dredge In that district.
According to information recelyed by
the Alaska steamship agents, the
Schwatka Is due to arrlye at St Mich
ael this eyening with Governor Strong
and party anil also some fortv tourists
who are making a tour of Alaska.
A strung southwest wind hns been
developing throughout the afternoon
ind has commenced to kick up qntte a
surf. Severn! of the vessels of the
coasting fleet will probably bp unable
to get away owing to the rough water.
Tonight at Ragle hall movies will he
seen a fine program of four reels, com
posed of a two part drama by the So
lox Feature Compnnv. a faree romedv
hv the Thannhouser company and the
ever popular Oaumont weekly showing
scenes from all parts of the world.
Music will be furnished by Prof. Bour
ret and the usual price of admission
of twenty-five cents will prevail.
The schooner Aretto is loaded and
ready to sail for York, Teller and
Kotzebue points as soon as the water
shall permit the taking of pnssengers.
Thirty-nine people are hilled to sail on
the vessel and there Is also a full con
signment of freight for northern points.
The Arctic will return as soon as pos
sible as there Is still a large quantity
of freight awaiting shipment. The fid
lowing is the list of pasengers:
Wm. Nahmens, Henry Gorl, Milton
Roper, Thomas Nakkeld, J. Brennan, ,T.
A. Shaffer, Erick Odegaard, F. Parson.
E. Dahl. Brother Murphy, C. Field, E.
C. Stohr, Capt. Bailey. Gus Adams,
Claude York, E. E. Patterson, C. Ban
croft. A. Magrnll, John Llchtenberg
John Berg, B. Bernard, Al Markham, <’.
A. Stevens, Miss Edna Milner, Mrs. H.
Lee, H. Lee, Mrs. E, A. Fox, E. A. Fox,
Walter Madigan, Frank Dearborn, Mike
Sullivan, James Thompson. C A.
Thompson, Mrs. Ben Nylander, Ben
Nylander, W. F. Parker, ('. W. Carter,
Chas. Herschherg, Harry Lawson.
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“The Squaw Man” one of America’s
foremost dramas will lie presented at
the Dream theater tonight and tomor-,
row night. Dustin Farnum a star of
the dramatic stage has the title role
and Dick La Rens has the second lead
na Rig Bill, a man of the west. The
picture starting on an English race
track ends in the wilds of the west.
The scenes are taken in crime of the
benuty spots of the west and the play
abounds with many thrilling episodes.
It is the tale of a man who sacrifices
his honor to save the good name of
the woman he loves, leaves England in
disgrace and finally locates on a cattle
ranch in the west. After having Nat
U-RIch, the squaw save his life on
three or four occasions, and feeling
lonesome he forgets himself and later
on marrlps the squaw. In the mean
time his honor hns been cleared and
as he has become heir to the lands, etc.,
In England his relatives leave to have
hint return. How they accomplish
this forms a thrilling finish to this
masterpiece. The Squaw Man is in six
parts and the popular price of 25 cents
will prevail Shows will start at 7, 8:45
and 10:SO p. m.
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Butler, Mauro & Co.
Sir. C. C. Brayton from the Koyuk
yesterday states that Charles Schiffer
lee has determined to remain in that
section for tlie summer. Mr. Brayton
states also that Bobby Brown Is still
working on Sweepstakes. As to the
new strike on Dime creek Mr. Brayton
states that he knows but little of the
facts concerning the value of the
ground and cannot give an opinion.
The trial of the case of the United
States vs. MeFadden is occupying the
attention of the district court today
and up to the hour of going to press
the selection of a Jury was In progress
The regular panel of jurymen was ex
hausted and a special ventre of six
returnable at four p. m. was ordered.
The case Is the outgrowth of an al
leged assault on the person of Thomas
Dolan by the defendant MeFadden in
the Kougarok last summer.
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EVELYN REFUSES
TU TESTIFY
A. P. A. Servics.
NEW YORK, July 7. Mrs. Evelyn
Thaw arrived from her residence at
Malone in answer to the summons of
tlie court to testify in the sanity trial
of Harry Thaw which is being held at
the present time. Mrs. Thaw appeared
in court this morning but flatly refus
ed to testify against her husband.
EVELYN ORDERED
FORJONTEMPT
A. P. A. Servics.
NEW YORK, July 7.—Following her
refusal to testify at the trial of Harry
Thaw, Evelyn Nesliit Thaw lias been
ordered hack to this city from which
she departed following her first refusal
to appear in court.
RUSSIA ORDERS
SHARPNEL IN SEATTLE
A. P. A. Service.
SEATTLE, July 7.—Russian order?
for shrapnel shells amounting to a total
value of one and a quarter million dol
lars have been placed with various
Puget sound concerns during the past
twenty-four hours. The larger port lot
will be manufactured in this city. Casl
covering one-fourth of the value of th*
orders has been placed in Seattle
banks The order will take severa
months to fill.
A. J. JARMOUTH
GRANTED DIVORCE
A. P. A. Service.
SEATTLE, July 7.—A. J. Jarmuth, e
well known Alaska mining man was
granted a divorce from his wife who is
prominently identified with the female
sufferage movement in New York.
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ft Volume 6 of the Nugget Mining fi
ft and Dredging Edition will make fi
ft its appearance about October 10, fi
ft 1915. Preparations are now un- fi
ft way for the selection of material 4
4* and pictures depicting the mining 4
41 life of the camp and many oilier 4
4* interesting stories of this part of 4
4» Alaska. Any one having good pic- 4
ft- tures which will help to enlighten ft
fi and interest outsiders about this 4
4* wonderful country are asked to 4
ft- send them to the Nome Nugget ft
4* as soon as possible. 4
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WEATHER REPORT.
Temperature—Max., 67; min. 42.
Barometer—29.61 Inches.
Weather—Clear. .
Wind—W„ 10 miles per hour; aver
age, 4 miles
Precipitation—None.
The Nugget: will print vour station
ery at reasonable priers on short
notice.
Mon OP BOUTS
ON JE MON
Radio, Nome, July 7, 1915.
Yukon up Chena, 7:30 a. m.
Jacobs leaves Fairbanks 9 a. m.
Minneapolis up Chena, 4:45 a. m
Alaska nt Circle lip bound.
Kerr up Eagle 3:30 p. m. 6th.
Nasutlin In Whitehorse.
Vidette left Dawson E:30 a. m. 6th.
Canadian up Selkirk, 5th.
Dawson In Dawson.
Casca up Selkirk 6th.
Whitehorse up Carmacks 4 a. m., 6th,
Sarah leaves Gibbon for St. Michael
omorrow.
Tanana in Gibbon.
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NO. 3.
Meeting Wednesday evening, July 7,
at 8 p. m„ Important business.
MRS. R. B. ZEHNER, N. O.
HOFFMAN HOUSE.
Special dinner served Sunday.
Meals at all hours.
Family dining room in connection.
Home made bread for sale.
MRS. GINNIVAN, Prop.
Yea—Many People
have told us the same story—distress
after eating, gases, heartburn. A
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before and after each meal will relieve
you. Sold only by us—25c.
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MILLINERY.
Middy blouses, white and colored,
linen dresses in all shadss, Aprons from
35c to $2.00. Last year’s suite at leaa
than cost. Stamped goods and D. M.
C. Thread.
MRS. J. WANGER,
Second Avenue Opp. Court Houae
Keep your car In good condition.—
Nome Garage.
Large assortment of latest Vioter
Records and Victrolas received on
liteamer La Touche. Lomen Bros.
FURNITURE. FOR SALE.
Dressers, rocKers and all kinds of
furniture for sale cheap. Inquire at
Crescent hotel, opp. Golden Gats hotel.
Experienced mechanics for your
automobiles.—Nome Garage.
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Dewar’s Special, Seattle’s Bsst Beer, White and Gold. Smoke M. and
W. Cigars. The best in the market.
Phone Main 4M J. D. JOURDLN, Prop.
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