JUST RECEIVED
Fresh shipment
Alpine Milk
$3.75 per case
3 tins for 25c
D.E. CROWLEY
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Classified Ads.
All Classified Ads Must be Paid for
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REAL ESTATE.
THE ART UK SELLING KOH CASH.
ibis little brochure explains fully
l,ow we can sell your real estate or
business for cash, no matter where lo
rateil. We mean it. Write today de
scribing' what you have to sell, buy
or exchange, and receive tins booklet
free R. K. LOOS CO., 403 W. Wel
nut St., Des Moines, Iowa.
MEETING NOTICE.
jH^^NO^E^BA^TEhTDEFCS^U^ION
Local 868, B. I. L. of A. (Affiliated
with the A. K. of L.) meets every first
Sunday in each month i. 11 a. in.
AL. NICHOLSON, Pres.
TRUTHFUL DISCLOSURE.
The way to reach a man’s heart is
through his stomach, but we are no^
talking Hams or Bacon lhis week, but
the Toilet paper on display in our win
dows this week proves that better
quality goods can bo bought here at
lower prices than elsewhere.
This paper is in two sized rolls each
roll consisting of full count sheets of
the softest, finest fibered downy paper
that could be desired, the large rolls
will be sold 3 for 25c and the smaller
rolls (which are really large) 5 for
25c or in a case lot even cheaper. Why
not put in your winter's supply now
and save money by this special. Tele
phone to us, we’ll gladly supply now
amount.
G. P. GOGGIN’S
The Quality Store.
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IN THE ROARING SCREAM
DOUGH AND DYNAMITE
TWO PARTS
DREAM THEATER SUNDAY
JUST RECEIVED I
l 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
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Independent Meat Market
W. H. WEBB. PROPRIETOR
TELEPHONE MAIN 15.
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CHEAP JOHN STORE :
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We have just received a full line of the celebrated Herman & Wilo !
Clothing of Buffalo, N. Y. Th< manufacturer is there, when it comes 1
to fit and fashion, some of our Itoys would look like a model with one *
of these suits on. We have a swell line of odd pants that will take your 1
I eye. Cheap Johns clothing all gene to Siberia. ! expect weasels in ex- r
change. A fine assortment of the latest Victrola Records and Machines
are here, the new German goos step march, just imagine how tweet. 1
L. SEIDENVERG, Prop.
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I Our New 1915. ; I,
BRIQUETS ■
HAVE BEEN MANUFACTURED WITH GREAT CARE BY A r
GREATLY IMPROVED BRIQUET PLANT. #
$18.00 PER TON IN THE YARD
GIVE THEM A TRIIAL AND BE CONVINCED. ^
HUSH LIGHTERAGE S COMMERCIAL CO. :
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NEWS NOTES
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Deputy Marshal Curley Lovell of th<
Council district arrived in the city foi
a brief stay yesterday.
It is reported that the Winter prop
erties on Little creek und vicinity huv»
been transferred to the Pioneer Mining
Company. The purchase price is sale
to he some $40,000.
Mr. George Maynard and family lefl
Seattle today on an extended trip
through the eastern states, according
to advices received today by tlie Nug
get. Mr. Maynard will probably return
,m the last Victoria.
The following communication from
the cutter Bear was received by the
radio station at eight this morning.
' I 'car reports en route from Barrow
off Cape Prince of Wales. Will arrive
in Nome in a few days.”
The territorial road commission Is
about to commence the construction
of a road to the properties adjoining
flic Whale bench owing to the rnpidly
growing traffic to that section. The
crew and equipment will probably lie
sent out today.
Tile Senator reported her position at
eight P m. last evening as heing 624
miles east of Scotch cape. According
10 this information the vessel will ar
rive at the pass some time Sunday
night. Her arrival at Nome cannot
therefore be expected until Wednesday
j or Thursday.
\ four-horse team loaded with feed
for the teams engaged in moving the
Pioneer Mining Company steam shovel
was dispatched to the Grand Central
river by W. J. Rowe yesterday. Rowe
has some thirty odd head of horses
engaged on the job of moving the big
digging machine which will be em
ployed in ditch construction.
Hthough the heavy rain of day be
fore yesterday added no little to the
water supply-, it is said that there is
already a preceptible falling off and a
day or two of dry weather will see a
Shortage equal to that of last week.
While the larger ditches have a fair
supply as yet the valume is dwindling
rapidly and the work of the larger out
11 is will also be considerably restrict
ed.
Tile Wonder and Plat creek dredges
of the Powell company were attached
yesterday In connection with the suit
brought by George D. Schofield against
E. E. Powell recently. Several min
ing claims belonging to the defendant
were also seized under attachment pro
ceedings. The suit, as previously an
nounced, Involves some thirty thousand
dollars said to ho due the plaintiff for
legal services rendeerd.
The Pioneer Mining Company com
pleted one of the largest cleanups re
corded in the district in some years
yesterday afternoon on the Portland
bench claim on Iattlc creek. No in
formation is obtainable as to the value
but it is said to be well over the hun
dred thousand mark. With the ample
supply of water the company expects
to have an exceptionally profitable sea
son. Much of the ground now being
worked has been exploited before by
hand but continues to develop great
values under the hydraulic method.
The Joint committee of the chamber
of commerce, Pioneers of Alaska and
the city council will hold a business
session at the Igloo tonight at nine p.
m. in connection with the Snake river
harbor matter. The committees are
now engaged In the collection of data
relating to the shipping of thi3 section
and the majority announce that they
have been no little surprised at the
results of their investigations. The
average of our citizens have but a
most Indifferent idea of the total value
r>f the great volume of local shipping
and a little Investigation would un
doubtedly result In much astonishment
to those who figure that Nome Is dead,
■ommerclally speaking, as the figures
llready collected are most amazing
ind reveal a volume of trade scarcely
1 reamed of by even those most closely
dentlfled with traffic interests.
A movement to close all business
louses with the exception of the sa
oons is now developing, the business
nen themselves being the prime moV
>rs. According to the preamble to the
iptition now being circulated, it will
>o agreed to close at eight each everi
ng with the exception of Saturdays
rul remain closed until seven a- m.
Tactically all of the merchants have
igned the petition and, while some, few
re holding the matter over for more
pngthy deliberation, there is every
irospect that all will fall Into line,
'he following have so far signed the
etition: George E. Eomen and Co.. F.
T. Kiesole, Bessie store, George Hll
rich, A. Wittenberg, Nonpariel, S. B.
jewis, S. Simson, IT. Holler A. Polet,
-omen Bros. IT. M. Church, P. A. Pe- j
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tersnn IT. S. Mercantile Company, Pa
cific Cold Storage Company, J. Kris
tona, K. L. Holt, W. H. Welib and T.
Lehmann.
Telegraphic communication with the
i outside is again interrupted owing to
both land lines going down this morn
ing at 11 between Tukel and Valdez.
j m. Ravenktlder arrived in town on a
flying trip from Jess creek last night,
having broken some of his mining
equipment which temporarily delayed
proceedings.
The Flyer arrived from Solomon
shortly before one today bringing a
number of passengers including Mrs.
Chas. Thompson and Miss Katie Gln
nivan who have been spending a few
days at the down coast town.
According to information received by
! Mr. Ira Rank this morning, the Arctic
' was due to leave St, Michael for Nome
' t two this afternoon with fifteen pas
; sengers. The vessel will arrive here
■ a the morning unless delayed by ad
verse weather.
Tile schooner Challenge is announced
u> leave for Point Ilarorw some time
this evening. The vessel will carry
lifty-five tons of freight for the Smythe
Whaling and Trading Company of that
place. This company Is one of the
several trading stations controlled by
the Leibes Company of San Francisco
it various points In the north.
The Nugget's Seattle correspondent
wires that the steamer Victoria is not
in Seattle as was anticipated and is
not expected in that port until tomor
row. Inquiry at the offices of the Al
isha Steamship Company brings
the additional information that the ves
sel could not make the contemplated
trip in much less than thirteen days
ns she was scheduled to stop at near
ly all important points en route, to the
sound and the itinerary included a trip
to two of the glaciers on the south
eastern coast.
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Senator Dan Southerland helieves
that when it comes to tricks the or
dinary lobbyist has nothing on
Professor F. X. Karrer, of the Fair
banks public schools. The professor
drew up a school hill which he sent
io Juneau last spring with the request
ihat Sutherland and others secure its
passage. Investigation of the proposed
measure showed that Karrer had con
ealed a colored Indlvdual In his cord
wood and that he alone would be qua
lified for the position of Territorial
Superintendent of Public Schools If the
measure had passed. His qualifica
tions fit the case exactly and the only
thing he omitted was sending his pho
tograph as the only qualified candidate
for the position. The legislators dis
covered the joker and consigned the
measure to the waste basket.—Ex.
A thrilling two-part drama ‘‘The
Wharf Rats” is the headline rat the
Dream tonight. A Vltagraph comedy,
“Josie’s Arrival” and a good western
drama. “His Indian Nemesis” is also
hilled. Sunday night Charles Chaplin
the world’s greatest funny man will
star in the roaring comedy “Dough and
Dynamite” in two parts. This film
is one of Chaplin’s great-st successes
and the management of the Dream
guarantees to keep the audience con
vulsed with laughter. Besides this
star feature an oriental comedy “The
Egyptian Princess” and the regular
Pathe Weekly will be shown. Sunday
night the new ventilating system In
stalled by the Dream will be running.
This system not only renows all the
air every two mlntues but disinfects
and perfumes the entire atmosphere.
W. H. Kellogg, the Battle Creek,
Mich., millionaire manufacture of
breakfast foods, Is making a trip
through Interior Alaska. He Is one of
a party which Includes nearly a dozen
millionaires.
A deposit of stone which is used
extensively for lithographic work has
been discovered about forty miles from
Juneau. Most of the stone used in
America for lithographs now comes
from Germany.
Large assortment of latast Viotor
Records and Victrolas received on
steamer La Touche. Lemen Bros.
Chickena SOo per pounj; also tome
nice fryers. Eggs 75e per dozen. Geo.
Prosser, ahana Black 6.
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t EVERY GROCERY STORE |
Sell* Groceries, but we claim that our stor, gives you better qualities, ^
^ values and prices than any other store in Nome. •
We have built up our trade on square dealing, quality and low .
4 prices. You are not giving yourself a square deal unless you give us
A a trial.
^ DO IT NOW. 4
I HOLLER’S GROCERY:
^ PHONE, Main 86 211 FRONT ST. i
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NORTH POLE BAKERY ;
ANVIL BAKERY 5
BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE 7TH, THE PRICE OF BREAD *
WILL BE 10 CENTS PER LOAF OR THREE LOAVES FOR 25 |
CENTS. THE SIZE OF LOAVES HAVE BEEN INCREASED 9
WHICH INSURES MORE AND BETTER BREAD FOR OUR |
PATRON*.
CHAS. CAVEY, Prop, j
3 To prevent future annoyance p
3 and trouble of leaky roofs use gj
J GENASCO ROOFING p
3 Best roofing made p
I CARLETON & GG. |
General hardware and Mining Supplies P
Phone Main 11 P
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EMPORIUM
Just received latest models,
all sizes
WARNERS RUST
PROOF CORSETS
KRISTAN BROS., Props.
NEW ARRIVALS
They are here—that shipment of Phoenix Hose. Pure Silk in
fifteen different shades at 90 cents per pair. Why not get a box of
four assorted colors for $3.25. We also now have a stock of the Oner
grades from $1.15 to $2.00 per pah Special prices by the box. For
those who like Fibre Silk we have an exceptionally good number to
sell at 50 cents per pair. Our stock of hosiery i stlie most complete
in Nome and our prices are right
P. A. Peterson Shoe Co.
THE NONPAREIL 1
8UCCE88ORS TO M. O. SAMUELS.
MID-SUMHER
CLEARANCE SALE
Now Going On
Biggest Bargain Giving
Event Of The Year
Everything Reduced l
SEE CIRCULARS FUR PRICES
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