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H. J. B. COFFEE IN THE BEAN
35c PER. LB. 3 LBS. $1.00
WE GRIND IT FOR YOU.
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NOTICE.
Ob arrival of first fleet will have
hats, coats, suits, dresses, skirts and
shirt waists.
Room making sale now on.
Drawing of hand embroidered table
cloth will take place June 9.
Ticket given with every $10* put
chase
MRS. J. WANGER.
Second Avenue Opp. Court Heuei
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GOOD EATS.
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Mr*. Ginnivan has opened the Hoff
man House and is now prepared to
serve the best meals and lunches in
l Nome.
NOTICE.
| UOST. — A double snake diamond
I ring between D street and Steadman
I .A venue. Kinder return to Nugget of- j
i tire and get reward.
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Will arrive in Nome among the first (as always) loaded to the limit j
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Z. MEATS that money can buy. Genuine SPRING LAMB by the quarter, j
^ ALASKA’S BEST FRIEND. j
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WILL OPEN IN OUR NEW LOCATION ™
FRONT ST.. OPPOSITE NUQQET OFFICE
THURSDAY, JUNE 3
A. G. OLIVER, Prop.
NEWS NOTES j
The many friends of Mrs. K. W. J.
Rued will be sorry to hear that she
is again confined with illness.
Wm. Btlpek has secured the contract
for the repainting of Eagle Hall and
the work of making bright Nome’s
popular meeting place will be started
Immediately.
The old reliable steamer Corwin got
jo way today for the walrus hunt
ing trip In which business the vessel
will he engaged for the remainder of
the open season.
Reports from the hills state that the
viator tins been turned into the Pioneer
ditch and n gang of men are now en
gaged in getting things in readiness for
the busy season
The Fort Egbert station reported
that the Dominion telegraph line was
interrupted for a time yesterday after
noon at some point south of Kngle hut
is working again today
The Alaska Steamship Company is
fitting up their offices for the coming
season in the building formerly occu
pied by th» Kaiser photo studio, three
doors east of Barracks Square
The Nome R.akerv and Coffee house
has been repainted and decorated and
the pleasing selection of wall paper
combined with the snowy wood work
makes the popular house pleasantly
refreshing in appearance.
Judge Crawley ig one of Nome’s old
est citizens and has made a host of
friends during his long residence in the
community all of whom will he pleased
to hear of his marriage The Nugget
extends congratulations.
The smoke of the first tundra fire
of the present season was visible yes
terday indicating that the far reaching
moss beds are becoming quite dry al
ready. The fire yesterday was In the
vicinity of the pumping plant
The new Eagle saloon was reopened
Saturday afternoon to the accompani
ment of sweet strains of orchestral
music A large crowd was in atten
dance to view the handsome improve
ments and give the popular house n
rousing sendoff.
Mrs Souvain had the misfortune to
sustain a broken arm shortly after
noon today through being knocked
down by a dog on Lane’s Way. The
animal was running down the street
at some speed at the time of the acci
dent striking the unfortunate lady to
the earth with the above result.
Bulgian and Co., caterers, have
opened the Nome Restaurant, two
floors east of the Dream Theatre and
will furnish the best in good eats at
popular prices. The place has been
papered and repainted throughout and
is very neat and clean in appearance.
The City Health Officer has issued
the last call to the householders to
clean their premises and so bring
about as far as possible an approxi
mation of the "City Beautiful.” The
relief from the sight of the heaps of
rubbish scattered about the town will
he most welcome besides making for
more sanitary conditions
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People returning from the Bangor
Creek dredge recently report
that the machine has been running for
about ten days. The dredge was in
stalled last full hut owing to the late
ness of the season at the time of com
pletion run but a short time. During
the present period of operaJion the
dredge has worked in fine shape and
bids fair to have u successful season.
All the lots In blocks one and two oil
the Sandspit and also blocks three,
, four, five and six on the south side of
; Front Street which are on the list of
i delinquent properties were bid In hy
, the city this morning. The sale to
morrow will comprise all delinquent
properties in blocks seven to eighteen,
Inclusive, the majority of which are
located on the upper side of the street.
Owing to there having been runny
enquiries as to the time yet to elapse
before mining claims can be located
under the new law, it is provided that
the new act will become effective nine
ty days after approval by the Governor
and as the few copies received in Nome
are marked “Approved April 20” it is
therefore indicated that July 20 is the
earliest date on which locations can be
made under its provisions.
Max Eliot in a stirring Indian drama
When the West was Young, wiil be the
Dream leader tonight and contains a
variety uf thrills of the most startling
order. The remainder of the program
■will consist of two comedies, Andy
goes Fishing and The Adventures of
Andy, both featuring the clever com
edian Andy Clark; the sentimental
drama The Answered Prayer and the
educational feature The Celery Indus
iry in Flordia.
Judge James Frawley, F. S. Com
missioner for the Nome precinct was
quietly united in marriage with Miss
Marion McConnughy Saturday even
ing, the ceremony being performed by
District Judge J. H. Tucker. The wed
ding supper was served at the Neiliiing
Cafe. Rater on the local chlvlari
society were feted at the Hoard of
Trade restaurant by the bridegroom as
a testimonial to their capacities, pro
bably.
Capt. Erickson placed the Flyer in
tlie water this morning. The boat has
been overhauled and refitted from
truck to keelson, according to nautical
description, whatever that may mean
Suffice to say the little vessel looks to
he much improved even to the inex
perienced eye of the landsman, and
travelers this summer will evidently
Journey in much greater comfort than
was possible before the present alter
ations were made.
The Nome Radio station will remain
open during the full twenty-four hours
of the day during the open season, the
night shift being added on account of
(lie necessity of keeping in touch witli
tlie taints The hours of commercial
telegraph transmission will not he al
tered, however, owing to there haing
no similar change in the interior sta
tions and messages to and from the
outside will lie handled only at the
regular hours already established. The
new order will take effect July first
The sale of property of the delin
quent tax list started this morning at
tlie City Clerks Office Rots in block
1 to 6 Inclusive will tie the first to be
come subject to sale and the remainder
will he put up as soon as the earlier
lots are disposed of. In the meantime
tlie owners of property on the list will
tin allowed the privilege of redeeming
tlielr property by the payment of the
amount assessed together witli penal
ties and interest if the same is not in
cluded in the hloek being sold at tlie
time.
Tlie Polet Panama Pacific voting
contest closed Saturday night with
Miss Rub\ Martin leading her nearest
competitor. Miss Katie Hongard, hy
oyer seventy thousand voteo. The
total of the votes polled hy tlie two
lenders were, Miss Martin 013.335. Miss
Rongard S43.0fi7. Owing to the size
and closeness of the vote Mr. Rolet
states that he feels that the young
ladies should both he rewarded for
their labors and he will therefore send
both of the contestants on the coveted
visit to the big fair.
The launch Diamond R which has
been fixed up in fine shape and runs
like a clock carried a party of excur
sionists to Sledge Island yesterday
consisting of about twenty persons.
The day was ideal for picnicking arid
was hugely enjoyed. The party re
turned about ten last night much
browned by the day in the open sun
shine. The party spent the afternoon
in climbing, photographing and sliding
down an idesl “hooligan" slide found
on the south side of tlie island. Many
seal worn sighted both going and com
ing.
On Wednesday night tile Engle pic
ture show will commence to run re
gularly each night and the public will
he given the best service that can be
secured for this Northern country.
Sonic splendid pictures were receiv’od
on the Corwin and a new shipment of
two hundred reels is aboard the Vic
toria. The program for Wednesday
night is a erackerjack. Waters Meet
Valley. North Nevon. England, being a
fine film showing the beautiful scenery
along the English country roads. The
Making of Lace Curtains is a most
interesting industrial reel and throe
comics, among them a famous Key
stone “Get Rich Quick." Music will
he heard during the entire evening
and a most interesting program to
please the patrons.
The Eastern Star Bazaar committee
Rave an enjoyable card social at the
Masonic Temple Saturday afternoon
under the direction of Mrs. IMein, the
Worthy Matron. Whist was indulged,
Mrs. E. Grimm winning the first prize,
a sofa pillow, while Mesdames O. P.
Cochran and A. .1. Brown carried off
second and third honors in the order
named. The prizes were an Irish cro
chet card ease and a white crochet hag.
Mrs. Geo. Reed won the fourth prize,
a linen laundry bag and Mrs. S. Sim
son was awarded the consolation prize,
a potted plant donated by “Mammy”
Williams. The refreshments were of
tlie daintiest order and the table d<
corations were very handsome, tr.s
place cards, the design of the Wo’toy
Matron, being especially effective and
pretty.
Strietly fresh eggs $1.00 per dozen
at Prosasr’s Harness Shop, Phone
•lack S.
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CLEANUP!
ALL PROPERTY OWNERS AND
RESIDENTS ARE HEREBY RE
QUIRED TO CLEANUP THEIR
YARDS ON OR BEFORE JUNE 10th.
BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
J. H. MUSTARD,
HEALTH OFFICER.
SEE
CHAS. L. ROSS
FOR ALL KINDS OF
LUMBER
CARPENTER, BUILDER. CONTRACTOR
B Street. Phone Black 162
NORTH POLE BAKERY
ANVIL BAKERY
BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE 7TH, THE PRICE OF BREAD j
WILL BE 10 CENTS PER LOAF OR THREE LOAVES FOR 25
CENTS. THE SIZE OF LOAVES HAVE BEEN INCREASED
WHICH INSURES MORE AND BETTER BREAD FOR OUR
PATRONS.
CHAS, CAVEY, Prop,
It makes“no difference how
WET
X You may be. Be sure and keep your feet X
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| I here is only one stock of Footwear in
J. Nome and we have it
P. A. PETERSON SHOE CO. f
FRED W. PETERSON, Manager I
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TIME IS MONEY—BUY NOW
AND SAVE BOTH. ORDER NOW AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
$50.00
DIVIDEND ALLOWED ON EACH CAR PURCHASED BEFORE
AUGUST 1ST. FULL PARTICULARS ON REQUEST
UIU LIGHTERAGE 8 COMMERCIAL CO.
Formerly John J. Sesnon Company
SOLE AGENTS.
jTHE NONPAREIL I
SUCCESSORS TO M. O. SAMUELS. |
Spring Opening
Ladies Dress and Suits |
Direct From New York I
Received On S. S. Corwin |
$12.00 To $25.00
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I NO 1K New Pictorial Review Patterns
Just Received