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Mr. H. H. Muller was a Victoria ar
rival after spending a brief season in
the States.
Sant Bassett returned from the Kou
gnrok section and reports that there
is a slight water shortage in that sec
tion.
The second class mail was not land
ed from tlie Victoria until titis morning
owing lo the heavy surf prevailing, yes
terday.
The steam whaler Belvedere arrived
in the harbor this morning from the
Arctic coasts. Mr. Olaf Swenson states
that the trip was successful and with
out special event.
Martin Kavenkilder returned to Jess
Creek last night after a short visit in
the c-ity. Mr. Kavenkilder states that
everything is moving in Ills section and
everybody is busy.
John Hegness, famous as the winner
nf tite first All Alaska Sweepstakes,
and for a number of years the con
tractor for the overland mall during
the closed season, arrived on the Vic
toria and will remain for the balano
nf the open season. Mr. Hegness is
“93”HairTonic
stops the hair from falling out
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to the minds of most every thoughtful
person who appreciates thoroughly this
great important factor.
Our Seattle branch and cash payment
for our wares gives us the advantage of
procuring a better quality goods, which
we then retail here at Nome at the
standard prices prevailing, giving the
patron extra quality for the same
prices as of goods sold elsewhere which
are not up to our medium of quality.
This point is so forcibly carried and
proven by our Dry Pack Butter, a
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toothsome than mere words of expres
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know the goodness of this BETTER
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speciality of this week only. Our
price is 37'/zc per pound, and we will
expect that you take advantage of this
treat to yourself and take home a
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you know that Butter packed in b rine
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alone having loft his family on the out
side.
Mr. George L. McLeod, a well known
mining operator of the Candle distrl***
returned on the Vic and will probably
leave for the northern camp on the
next north bound vessel.
J. W. Clark of the Dream Theater
returned from the outside on the Vic
toria after a pleasant sojourn on the
Pacific Coast and including a visit to
tlie fair at San Francisco.
ICngineer A. G. Blake commenced the
survey of that section of the townslt*
lying along the east bank of Snake
river which will be cast off by the city
to allow the construction of the gov
ernment bridge next summer
owing to tile difficulties of long dis
tance telephone communication at
limes .the full list of passengers com
ing down on the Arctic could not be
learned but the following are among
the number: Hllkey Robinson. Chris
Gudmunson and Alfred Lomen. Candle
reports that a heavy rain fell In that
section Inst night thus insuring an
ample supply of water, for the present
at least.
Harry Phillips, motion picture man.
mixologist and what not, returned from
the mazy haunts of the outside, after
trotting around over a deal of the
western hemisphere. Harry says that
things don’t look good to him outside
and its a tough old game out there.
Harry’s trip extended to Chill, Peru,
Mexico and New York and included
four trips through the Panama Canal.
He also visited the Southeastern Al
aska coast.
A little press came through last
night shortly after ten by way of the
Ashcroft lines but the cable communi
cation is still closed. When the break
will lie repaired is something of a
question and it may be several days
before normal communication is re
stored. The government facilities for
repairing the cable are, to say the
least, inadequate and the period before
communication via that route is re
stored is likely to b» Tong rather than
short.
I.IIlie Langtry, the world's celebrated
favorite, will make her first appear
ance in Alaska, in the tense dramatic
photoplay “His Neighbor’s Wife,” at
the Dream tonight. This absorbing
film drama shows Miss Lantry in one
of her greatest characterizations. The
story teems with intense suspense and
appeal, and Miss Langtry's art makes
this film preach a iiowerful sermon. Be
sides this wonderful production, which
is in three parts the Dream will show
as an added attraction another three
part drama. "The Thrust of Hate.” This
extra is one of the prettiest hand col
ored productions evr offered in Alas
ka. Three shows will he given, the
first at 7, second S:40 and the third
at 10:15. The popular price of 25 cents
will prevail, so Nome will have an op
portunity to see this high class actress
at this modest admission.
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Mr. Frank Q. Carpenter, the world
famous correspondent and globe trot
ter, who has visited practically every
section of the known world in the In
terest of the great news syndicates,
was an arrival on the Senator from St
Michael last night. Mr. Carpenter is
at present completing a tour of Alas
ka for the purpose of securing material
for a series of articles on the territory
to be published during the coming yep.!'
and in which he will tell, as he alone
can tell, of the things that he has seer
in this great northern territory. It h
said that Mr. Carpenter is the most
widely read news correspondent in the
world today and his articles on tr, eel
have been published in every civil* »:ed
tongue, hence this visit to the territor*’
will result in the dissemination of an
accurate knowledge of the extent, the
Industries and the possibilities of .VI
Speaking of the Angora goats, r»
ferred to in a recent news dispatch
which stated that he was about to em
bark in the business of raising those
animals in the Kobuk section, Repre
resentaive Martin Moran who returned
on the Victoria yesterday, said that hi
was indeed interested in the posslbil
ity of raising the animals in this sec
lion, has made a considerable study o:
their habits and lie is convinced tha
they ran be not only sucessfully raised
but their raising can also be made t
most profitable addition to the indus
tries of this section. Representative
Moran states that owing to the lateness
of the season he was compelled to fore
go any attempt at bringing in a herd
of the animals this year but that he
would devote the present to a more
exhaustive study of the subject with
the idea of ultimately engaging in th
business.
A splendid program is on tonight ai
tlie Eagle hail movies the star attrne
tion being the introduction to the
Xome public of Miss Rertha Johnson
a young and talented violinist, a recen
arrival from the states who will ren
der a number of selections at the 8:3d
show. Shakespeare's "Cymbeline,” n
Thannhouser classic, by the famous
Thannhouser company. Is a two-part
drama that holds and Interest all who
see it. A roaring Keystone comedy.
“Fatty’s Flirtation” featuring Mabel
Xormand and Fatty Arbuckle will
make you laugh some and the “Topical
Weekly” is full of interesting scenes
from all parts of the world. A sou
venir post card photo of Marguerite
Snow, leading lady of the Thannhous
er company, will be presented to all
who attend tonight’s performance.
Children acompanied by their parents
will be admitted free. The usual price
of admission of twenty-five cents will
prevail.
PIANO TUNER.
Geo. Anderson, Piano Expert on
Piano Players and Electric Pianos.
Wholesale and retail representative for
high grade Pianos. His annual trip.
Twenty years experience. Phone
Golden Gate Hotel. v
For Nome Nunwe and World's news
jet the Nugget.
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aska among millions of reader",
throughout the world and the adver
tising thus afforded will be of an In
estimable value to the people of the
territory and all others interested In
its development. Mr. Carpenter is
highly enthusiastic over the great
northland and will doubtless‘lend his
best efforts to making, konwn In the
clearest manner possible all that this
j wonderful section of the national do
jmain contains.
I Mr. Carpenter states that the articles
from his pen will be published In from
thirty-five to forty papers throughout
the Cnlted States each week for one
I year.
MAN GOES TO
JAIL FOR 50
CENT DECT
LOS ANGELES—That a little learn
ing is a dangerous thing was demon
strated recently, and It. H. Parks 24
years old. a chauffeur, is in the city
Jail charged with defrauding an Inn
keeper. He had declined to pay for
two twenty-flve-cent breakfasts. ^
Parks and friend, whose name he wl!'
not tell, breakfast In a cafe at 847
South Spring Street. The friend. It Is
alleged, agreeing to pay for the meal,
but strolled away, and Parks was call
eil upon to pay. He demurred and was
detained.
"I am within my rights,” he pro
tested to a police officer. “The law
says a contract entered into In good
faith by both parties Is binding. The
agreement between my friend and
me was a contract. He is the one who
should be arrested.”
"Was the restaurant keeper present
when the agreement wns made?" asked
the officer. Parks said no.
“Then the contract Is not binding,"
replied the policeman. “Under the rule
of evidence the agreement Is void, as
the interested party, the restaurant
keeper, was not present, so come to
Jail.”
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government by the bot*U er gallon.
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Sunday In each month xt 11 a. m.
AL. NICHOLSON, Pres.
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