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I ALPINE MILK
53.75 per. Case 3 tins for 25c
CARNATION MILK
54.25 per. Case 10c per. tin
D. E. CROWLEY
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EMPORIUM
--E »„3_ C S MVi’Ea TO CALL AND SEE 0L» S®ANO
SEA wP TO ’IE W SwTE LINE 0*
LADIES AND GENTS FURNISHINGS
OuP S^CCX SE-ECTEC S' ONE anO 'SCa) APOV
uisr ✓£*»* experience "he individual peqlipe
VENTS O' rME NOVE PUB-lC
! NEA. STOPE O-POS T£ NOUSTP At AO»'E» OFe CE
.A 'E V »S~ANE PPOPP. E~OP.
(■•■■■■■■■Hi
J CHEAP JOHN STORE
has just received immense new stock of
General Merchandise
I Also complete line of MINERS SLPPLIHS
L. SEIDENVERG. Prop, i
ARE YOU IN DOUBT?
I AND YOUR MIND UNSETTLED AS TO WHICH IS THE BEST i
STORE TO TRAOE AT?
Hi/i /ou thought iomdim«« /ou would like to try this stars—but
didn't.
Ha/® /ou of*%r nearly placed an order with u»—but didn't.
| Have you frequently “wondered whether th ,s otoro is such an ad#an
tag# to trade at and as good as they say >t »•" but never found out
If so. you ar# th® on® who should consider those simpl® facta and
r®mov® th® doubt from your m.r>d.
BECAUSE
FIRST—Our advantag® m purchasing goods ovar all oth«r Nerve
merchants*
SECOND— Because our office at 818 Western Avenge, Seattle can j
t nually watch th® markets which give® patron® of th s star* )
th® advantage of our c eta purchat ng pew®' |
| THIRD—Because we pay spot cash and discount a bis arj s m rats
i any interest. j
FOURTH—Because of th# above advantage w® aq afi*e to tammand j
I the mos* dependable merckand se to furnish our r-ade
FIFTH Because of our economy n operating t / pensea "
SI/TH — Because wo do not se4«* .e n g v rg pr /%« and add ng 16 te j
| 20 per c®nt to th® selling pr.ee j
J SEVENTH — Because w® give every patron rj.rect ffl merthan
j dise |
EIGHTH—Because we do not bel-ave you ar® willing to pay on® do'!*/ j
I for an article when you can buy for less at th s s*or®. |
NI NTH—Because we will havs an immense and complet# stock of goods
1 on the first boats in a fe w days.
TENTH— Because th® busy season is about upon us and you should
not ovtriook the importance in dollar saving at this store.
G. P. GOGGIN
i THE STORE THAT 8AVES YOU MONEY.
jrTHE MEirfBOAT THOMSON j
ARRIVED FRIDAY, JUNE 11TH. \
i t i
^ We mvts you to inspect our frssh supply of meats and ws will J
* > tell you th9 prices, fwhioh are as tow as in the States.) A full libs sf 4
i i I
; , 8/<uu||N and other epecialtiee. ,
! [ BUTTER AND EQGI8 (Shipped in Storage.* 2
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‘j \L ASK A’S BE8T FRIEND. i
jj Pacific Cold Storage Co. ]
SEE
CHAS. L. ROSS
FOR ALL KINOS OF
LUMBER
CARPENTER, BUILDER. CONTRACTOR
B Street. Phone Black 162
NEWS NOTES j
—
Vfr md Vfr* J V. W ilsh are uni nar
i -he new irrm i..e stoppm* .tr. the Goi<i- 1
' -c iliac*.
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Vfr tnl Vn Aim Vf if-lila w... leu -
t- r CtndJI* .n -he bit wsracrjta® 7*»
M
RiMie Parker w la on* of the trn l:.»
• the .-t rl* fr m St. M *-» .lia
Parker tme wn th* 7 lk n fr tr.
■"irhiw Ctty hy d< * team.
—
.Vfr and Vfr* Harr Baldwin are stop
pink *t th» •> iilen 'Tat* hotel ah. *
wi it In if in ooporr.oniTT to to the
V mertmaa r.~»r ew-mti
W H Dor-n. Vela Xefanu. Firm'
ark tv r>n ■•■•m.'- O FT. r . ta* *nrf
Vf fhei? •■ •1 tr* r*w.jt*r*ii it tit*
V. d*r. Tare
_
fjerald FT ^• - it trh.'- was ftirnter' ■
iriknl In -he fredJf -f tofitesi
th* Aifomon •Jietrv- la bow ruta.a? *
fr»ilste it r --1* r - r
(The • f ty I’ti iad*r - te d*
;: AiT U^OT, MT 9m Stan* '.AM *«W* ' A -
k'4 “ *' ‘ ' • s- V’* "V -*T
*T** ■■•a for* H**tw ’jTti*r
'■ft* iify
* FT K«*iI«’H3T. •‘•r ■-.£ "*.** A’
l.tUa C.ijrT: r* i i\
i.rr- \ «<t from "*•* .•siii* * w • r
•> 7*< -r i s«f V • * «fu
Hhrry Dmfiw o. » n* - i f open tor
i* * Tirrti’in •*• »** eeotir.n tr~V"#d --
l* Ter :iea m • -» -eVomed • w '
le 7 ikon.
-Cm ’ ’ men i-id vf it—fi-i-'t vr-T--* **
■ ;*n*rt from Wi - a —• **>r ! *we*do
trt.-1-IUC i*'-e»-; .‘fed * * "a **7 '* si : "f
i.-ip th* t'.ino raker urn hy T s K*!ff
ri k fo fc»«- winter
_
The ns irtvr*! DUmimi L la load
nr In Snake river for a tradlne trip
to Siberia The iradine fleet have now
j 1w!ndl*d down to two or three ve<i«*]a
wine laree’v to the rcs'rictlons of th*
I t
; Puw*I«n e^vemm^nt
-•
(>n* of the rr*w of the Victoria was
i njured hi falllne Into an op*n hatch
j way while the veeae! wa* dlsrhanrine
■ reo The man waa brought to Nome
i nd after rcoetrtnff medical attention
ven- oittaMw
——
T><» *ms e*rr»W:*hmenf of .T. Klrstane
v ■< rr -»• a.» the Emporium. Mr
”“““”
MEETING NOTICE.
TnE NOME BARTENDER’S UNION
I
Loral **.*. B I X.. of A. (Affiliated!
*.!h the A F of I.) meets every first!
ft .r.dav In each month at 11 a. m
OH AS SANFORD, See’y.
For Dandruff, we recommend
|
“93” HairTonic
Butler, Msuro 4 Co.
EAGLE HALL
FRIDAY
2 Rssl Drama.
WILL O’ THE WISP,
► Scsnlo
t
| From Borgen to Vonico of the
\
k North.
Educational
>
i
* Zoological Specimens of tha Pond
>
OLLIE BOURRET, Pianist
ADMI88I0N, 25 cants
PC. a'.int .s now ipen fhr huatnea* in •
.t '1 epio ox t tine line .£ ladiei* and
fsnM wear
W w .Tommm at the ruum C<«
itrai rto* Corapun f did not «tw» •**
the Sarah is espected owtn* '’*• beta*
defamed at 6' iirhanit * to too* • tr the
onstnact.ion it i iredxe whioli is heme
.natalled * ■ h:a sompwAY
Mr .a. S. Graham if Sun Fraaciaeo
is an old timer La the Xotne xettw
who .a tali me *a aetive fn the
tin section, Mr Grar.ars w.-l he in
’Bare* f the new r. n dr-d.ee >f the
• mero an T n M.c.r.x C m an f i - ~ ' r
the sawaim
Mr Ben Bernard, president and rnar.
s rer f t-e American Dr»dze BniTdinc
and C'nstrwtirm Company is hu'Id'cx
4 ir“dre "j»f Seward at present and
will not arrive hi Some mifl the §er -
-d "aUlne
The lluta Luxh.teraxe and C--aimer -
~ tr.panr'* tn« *.f- .xht nr «e -
era! passer.errs for the "z nr VI- -
tori* •• es-erdav tacladin* Mrs Harrt
Raj w.fe at the welt known iredx
«
The fr xht st» ,m»r La T u - * f
' te A • : * rtB# w : '-rnbe itif - flrtte'r 4 • -
-.«rx r the .-aren destined * - top - t
e -*• •, rr.» • “» " day ar.d * ir
n » fr m Sr M -•>!»' »sn* dire In
amt w
The So- r- Fruit V m-.o-T of Cf.
f the A
’£ ”tjrot roe -er—inX th* ■* ’* .
• * JaJjfT. T *• H"> « f - .
+rtv a -« * ■ » p- * •» G«- -r*
R C
1 ae'ere A f- *'*•*■ w * - a jr ml
* "ads "he hiil a* "he r—• .—i. tenteh’
~■— • 1 • - -- ••
rdoes Safes* styles and » -artor.n w.
' vr. and a r;ral dm mi “Joe* a «onx
f Twtlirhf the show Mr*
Le Clem the popular pianist, will make
•h - drama < f unusual inter-at, e*pe
eia’lv *o lovers of muelo
Charles Peterson, proprietor of the
Vueeet roadhouse, arrived In town last
evenlne and states that It is sill! win
017 OVERLOOK THIS
A Careful Perusal Will Prove Its Valve
to Every Alaskan Reader
The average man is a doubter ;
ihere is little wonder that this is
Misrepresentations make people skep
ties. Here is proof which should con
vince every Alaskan reader.
E. B. Kain, 2235 J. St., Eureka, Cal.,
says: “For almost n year I suffered
from weakness in my hack. My con
dition was very poor and I was unable
to stoop without having sharp, knife
like pnins in the small of my hack. At
night tile pains bothered me greatly
and made it almost impossible for me
to sleep. I also had some trouble with
the kidney secretions, the passages be
ing ton frequent. The first box of
Brian’s Kidney Pills brought great re
lief and before long the trouble wa*
removed."
Price 50c. at all dealers Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan's Kidney Pills -the same thal
Mr Kane had. Foster-Milhurn Co.
Props . Buffalo, X. Y.
DREAM [REAM
THURSDAY
PATHE WEEKLY
THE WORLD’S LATEST.
EVENTS.
Comedy
Famous George Ade Fable.
FATHER’S SECOND TIME ON
EARTH.
Drama
A LATE ONE.
MRS. LA CLERQ, Pianist.
ADM. 25c
JUST RECEIVED
A FULL SUPPLY OF FINE FRESH BEEF, MUTTON, PORK,
VEAL AND POULTRY, PIGS FEET, SPARE RIBS, HALIBUT AND
BLACK COD. A FEW CASES OF FINE RANCH EGGS AND BUT
TER.
Independent Meat Market
W. H. WEBB. PROPRIETOR
TELEPHONE MAIN 15._
*++4 + 44 + 44 $.44444444444444+4
+ FIVE THINGS YOU GET AT jj
I HOLLER’S GROCERY!
+ *ru-—COL RTEOU S TREATMENT. ^
+ 2nd—GOOD GOODS *
+ 3^d —REASONABLE PRICES T
. 4* n.—PROMPT DELIVERY. 4
]T STRICTLY FRESH BLANCH- +
^ ARD RANCH EGGS RECEIVED +
▼ PER STEAMER CORWIN. +
4 PHONE. Mam K 211 FRONT ST ^
£+4444444+444444444+444444x
I
ter o'i« in his se« t>*i. The coontry is
itiU ■-• — ered with mew and the rail
road 'nd< fr'-m the Kovnmk t-> n* if
rbe V me i vile are barely visible, and'
rher» 4 no ir. rur g *f any character gn
* mg on.
Ths steamer Victoria returned fr>-m
?* Michael todSy shortly before n*-.n
-hut remained on'y a short time to dls
harge the passenger* brought over
fr-m St Michael The tug Dorothy
tniol the passenger* wht e the Silver
Wave attended to the baggage A
•mail quantity of Tukon mall w * ’•*
landed After dsw hartlr.r. the i -seel'
4.1 f-.r Seattle
The following are the p< ssenger* ar
r. :rg fr -m St M haei .,n the Victoria
' via' K A Weld and wife. H Drid
■ton and wife. J W Doren. Sam Magids
nd wife Mrs W W .Johns*.n Keith
J. hn*.*n N'els Kelson. A G Suther
ar.-l K G Parker K. K ilia* kwel
lack Fleming. (' < \irvninvh .m Sam
Paim-r. W Glasaman. G H Russell
FI Part. Ge4*rge Ja. ks**n. Phas. Hug
gins. A H Kell< ge Ira D Ort**;* K
iJacobsg od
It i* *' tied that Miss Ruby Martin
Winner of the Polet Panama Paeif
.exposition contest, and also Miss Kate
. Ftongard. wh<*m Mr. P**let decided t**
'reward equally with Miss Martin, hav*
def Ided not to make the trip to the
fair as originally intended hut will ern
ploy the fund granted for fare, etc., to
add to their education by taking a
course In some outside Institution of
learning, probably during the coming
winter Mr Polet heartily endorses
their intention and willingly offered to
them the cash value of the tr.p
f -r that piii-pose The sum reqaircd
; ,r the round trip to San Prar.c.s o
>n<J r -urn will e • far toward the p.»
pr«e ir.-ended by the you ns; ladies j 1
It would aeem that they have made i
very wise choice.
FURNITURE FOR BALE.
Dressers, rockers and all kinds of
furniture for tai* cheap. Inquire at
Crescent hotel, oop. Go den Gats hatsl.
HATS.
(' •'« suits, skirts and shirt wall’s *
,l p .nrside prices
MRS. J WANGER.
Sec-nd Avenue Opp. Court House
Keso your ear in good condition —
Ncme Garage
To qet the news road the Nuggst.
Watch Your Children
Often children do not let parent* know
they are constipated. They fear some
thin* distasteful. They wiU like Rexail
( >rderties—a mild laxative*that tastes
like sugar. Sold only by us, 10 cents
Butler. Mauro & Co.
Professional Cards
IRVING M. REED,
U. S. MINERAL SURVEYOR.
Residence Seiffert Flat*.
• • • • 4— 4- ♦ -4-» ! 4^
It makes no difference how <
f WET |
You mav he. Be sure and keep vour feet
j DRY \
I here is only one stock of Footwear in
Nome and we have it |
l\ A. PETERSON SHOE CO. |
FREO W. PETERSON, Manager
*•}«*-:- H* «v —h
TIME IS MONEY
BUY A FORD NOW AND SAVE BOTH
<>rder now and take advantage of the $50 dividend allowed on each
oar, etc. Full particulars in request.
ALASKA LIGHTERAGE 8 COMMERCIAL CO.
Formerly John J. Sesnon Company
SOLE AGENTS.
j ■ - - ■ —~ ' — -1
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iii m
THE NONPAREIL
SUCCESSORS TO M. D. SAMUELS. §
Special Offering
LADIES HOUSE DRESSES
Best qualities Ginghams and Percales. jj
In Light and dark colors. Perfectly made |j
and prettily trimmed. |
ALL NEW GOODS
Values from $1.75 to 2.25
ALL AT THE ONE PRICE
$1.50
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