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, SPECIAL ?
' I !
| H. J. B. COFFEE IN I ME BEAN
35c PER. LB. 3 LBS. $1.00
WE (iRlND IT FOR YOU.
j CROWLEY ‘ho PORTER^
c4Sehanp Has Sold Out
Mis Business to Leo Seidenverg
WE MUST REDUCE OUR STOCK REGARDLESS OF COST BE
FORE THE FIRST BOATS ARRlVl GET THE BENEFIT OF THIS
SALE BEFORE JUNE I0TH ARRIVES.
CHEAP JOHN
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9 X 12 m SALE
Great Bargains in all grades of
rugs of «> \ 1- size.
We also have full’line Baby Buggies
G. P. GOGGiN
THE STOKE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.
wma jsaarint. oaue «ow;
! GOAL AT LESS THAN COST
BRIQUETS
Space now taken up by Briquets in our yards and warehouses will
be required for freight from lira .steamers. Kor a limited time only. J
to make room and introduce to he Nome market
$16 PER TON IN YARO—$17 PFR TON DELIVERED
JOHN J. SESNON CO. j
.£.« ■'-* • • • * * . • •}-• V- * •; 8 * • -
It makes no difference how
WET j
~ You mav l*e. Be sure and keep your feet
1 DRY
. 3
There is only one stock of Footwear in
Nome and we have it
l». A. PETERSON SHOE CO. I
FRED W. PETERSON, M.nager |
. i . * • • * !• * • * * ■ • “ ' • •
f»4f+ 4 4 + + 4 + i-4* + ;4
|j SPECIAL FOR ONE WEiHk \
. ft
0 FRYING CHICKENS > None weighing less than ~.y » ^
ii YOUNG ROASTERS t Two pounds, each f C 4
" J We offer this special sale in order to etfen up oflr stock, as we are 3
• * nearly out of all meats, but happen to have a few cases of the finer 3
1 » poultry left. 3
it OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF SWIFT'S SILVER LEAF LARD IS IN ]
:r THE WINDOW. “Oleo" still sells for fifty cent. 1
!i Pacific Cold Storage Co. j
I Chairman Thompson of the hire!
I committee and Chief Orahatn tested;
; i he entire tire alarm * extent Sin «
, and found every thing in exvwllenl
o? der
_
Tlu* last mail for Yukon and inferior
points leaves mdnv in char-. • •( lari'
J. hnson who will eonve.v it to chinik
from which point Krie will go to the
2(ew strike t»n the Koyuk and will pro
hahlv remain during the smnmci
It is reported that the Pioneer Mm
1ng Company will put the l*an on drp:!
ing this summer and ore preparing t<>
• tain no employees who are given to
drinking.
Capt. Tom Ross of the T\ S Life
Saving Service received a message
from the commander of the Rear this
! afternoon stating that that vessel was
‘ leaving St Rauls Island enroute for
i Nome today.
Judge Tucker has announced that
loon licenses granted this veai will
i not extend hevond May fifth, RHti. *»vv
i ing doubtless to the probability that
another election will be held prior to
that time.
Paul KJegstad has returned from 1
isit to the now strike on Dime C*» 1
n the Koyuk. and reports that if 111»***
s anything there to justifv a stamped**
, he did not see it. Uuf two parties had
j nv thing which seemed r*> approxi
mate pay at the time of inspection
\flilio Cordovado, one of the op*a
• tors on the Karlv Rird claim on uppe
!rv creek had tin* misfortune to hav«
’ is hand caught in the *• hi* v e w ' fh
‘•ing hoisted nut of the mine about 0
ja. m. today, one of the fingers on the
j right hand being severely lu.cerated
necessitating the removal of a couple
< f joints by Dr Mustard
I left MeCarths. Gene Rose. H hi
! I'dnomfield. M Fomen and a few others
j ttempted to nmke thefr way nit to the
' ' *nrwin over the lee park at inters ml*
j his morning, but up to the present
i none have sueeeeded as far ns known
Wcfartv and Rose are trying t«> r>- a«1
he boat for the purpose of getting
goods belonging to some of the husi
*-ss homes while the T.omen party an
i with their customers' enterprise trying
I" get some photos ..f the pioneer
steamer surrounded by the ire
Miss Kathleen Williams in a strong
western drama entitled The Marshal's
Capture will lead the hiratn program
• t the Monday night show The story
is a little out of the onlinars and is
interesting in every wav. The nddit
lonal features will be the laughable
farce comedy. Fihnegnn. two interest
ing scenic films, one showing the
beautiful fountains of Uranice. tiie
oilier the Valley of Faith r lh inner in
■i Switzerland and the Interesting1 edu
cational film, Hydrogen which port mss
how hydrogen is handled in the bihr.i
! tory
i
j-j The property owners along that *e« -
ijiion of Front Street from Fane's Way
■ —— ■■ .. - " —
i-ast to th«* fire station have rained n J
fund to remove the heaw mating ol
i i< « i *ut'\i in ho ring the street
i
nt thnt point and the work of removal
I- vonildetrd some time tins OVOtl
tnK. The parties having: the contract <
; .i]se visited tite properl v owners at ,
i,,ther points ivlu te tie snow still lies j (
< i nd ' ■ ■ ' ’
| « iiin i-niild lie retrieved for i triflin'.- ’
... fell I . j • : It We - Iftii j'
■.'
u i . ‘ nnrt tier ,
Ship V III old Sol 'll the matter nf tmnwj,
-nii. . ' ,
fin I .omen I 'I- I s11. !. ti-* Hon ro ^
,.f T| id- Stull ol, 111(1 dso tin Ho id of
Trad- H.irl . r Shop .re I.-t\ ie-i n- v, floor ;
, , » i? • tf the hern i« *t description!
which will greatly cnlmm c the np- j
ponrame • f those places.
Tin- -rnihii Oliver's P.irvel n.n sv ill
i-Plot - to the new locution m-xl I" ti:- |
.Vome Hnker> some lino Mils week Tin
hnlldiriK. which was forinerh o-. up led
liv Hi- Koval Fruit Store, is having a|
--Tieral olnnmip in addition to some
improvements I n K added
•|'ti- i Mange In I he entrain * to I'nflf \
itaH is not only fill improvement in the
*rnw.i I a |•!»**;* t'd nee <*f the huildili hul
iIsm in * hr- ii much t.isi*a f«u a iii'Wil
in enter "i livn# and obviates g rent I’
th* possibilities of j jam orcurlnsr l»
the ov nt of n Arc or other untoward
happening which %>\auld necessitate
! rapid » 'Ss The old side entrance
■ have been closed .anti the new op* nin '
I is direct I v in front nf the hnihline
FRENCH ELATFD OVER
ITALIAN DECISION
r • ■ rj s M i I The rip- it r risiflt
■ 1 lilies are lmid in their expression* *»t
t •! at h »n at tin* de< is mil of It.ah to ent»"
'lie w.ii it oft* The new has cause
i lie urea test excitement nnd has also
•.rreath revived the confidence of th |
i nple tint the Hermans h ill so-.n b-* •
driven from French suit
I RUSSIA ADDS FURTHER
RESTRICTIONS TO
PRESS CFNSORSHIP
PETKOOi; AI > Mnv "I Thp Of>r
oral Staff ha sis*n<‘d dmstir censor
ship orders against all press hurraifs
gi\ ing as a reason that Russia's liberal
war reports rem’bing the pjirmv too
| promptly.
To qet the new* read the Nuqqet
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NOTICE TO BARTENDERS.
Pursuant to an order of Local No
1368. B. I. L. of A f Afflli.itorl with the
A. F of L.) all members are notified I
; that the summer wage scale of $7.50;
per day of eight hours .and $1.00 per1
| hour overtime, will take effect June 1st j
CHAS. SANDFORD Sec.
NOTICE
i hi arrival Of first fleet will have
11 i f * • • • a f s lit'- Hie I i r‘ s and
shirt w.aWts.
I (in makinr In n • *v on.
In i:\vin:, i.f hand i luhroidered tahle
«hdh will take* ]»!*<.• .lime
Th jki#f <• ! w It h im - r ! i)a .ir •
dl'.SP,
MRS. J. WANGER.
Second Avenue Opp. Court House
^— — —
| To Make This Week
A RECORD j
BREAKER
52....SUITS....52
In the following sizes
35, 56, 37, 58
j M $15.1)11 m
MOST OF THESE SUITS RUN FROM
$25.00 to $35.00
THIS WEEK ONLY
A BROKEN LOT OF ARROW COLLARS
$1.00 PER DOZEN
<Bco.£.lomen&C<x
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s Ranch Eggs }
i $16.00 |
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4 4
1 ♦
t 4
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PHONF, M.hi. >16 211 FRONT s r- 4
t* 44*4 4*4 4 'i'*4t t" 4v4*1* *J* 4 4*£* 4 4 4444 4
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The struggle of t hr t'orwiii to force
‘id w.-!> through the intervening ice
flows is now almost the sole topic of
conversation on the streets and small
groups of people are to he seen t ■ I
most every opening on First street far
ng Rering Se-i • ic* r!\ welching the
Progress of t h«- vessel among the far
lying iee floes Throughout Sunday the
puhlie eagerly awaited the occasional
bulletins, now favorable, now other
wise. which were received hv the local
radio station, the interest being greatly
enhanced In- the occasional glimpses of
he vessel iftYuded by the raising of
•he mist surrounding the horizon. Sim
; uay morning at N 30 the little steamer
..•rted that they had huck« d the i< r
ill night and were about fifteen miles
f «.in .rue and drifting t• * the south
i w of \r intervals throughout th* day
•Messages arrived w hich expressed
•vcr." emotion from hope to despair,
according to file situation at the time
of sending. The vessel continued to
Jammer away until 12 tn last night
nut was finally compelled to tie up. but
started in again this morning and at
eight a. m came into clear v iew from
the city, about eight or nine mile" out
The reports at that hour st.at-d that
he ice was heavier and seemed •<. !>*
tnchored ?to difficult was rhe i. -• .h .
hut it was the opinion aboard that
he vess l would not be able to get in
before late todnv. At this time the
-•peed was sea reel v more than one
lib* per hour \t 0:30 a m. tin* \i*s
el reported that it was impossible to
make he;»dvva\ in the hen \ ice which
1 ad been eneoutitered and bad come
. standstill \ little later a lead pro
identnlly appearing the vessel was ob
served to he again under wav and at |
e ven thirt.v the i .'port stated that the
Forwin had been gradunlU progressing i
for an hour and was going faster, mak
inv about two miles per hour The re
port stated that progress was -till dif
ilcult owing t«» the fact that the solid
llt.es were held (irmly together by new '
iee. mailing it very hard to break
through \t one-tbirtv the vessel was
making good progress and seemed to
he grad iilh drawing closer \ re
t! o
situation did not get any worse the
vessel would probably arrive in about
two hours, as sh* was going along
nicely.
At 2:32 p. m the t’orwin reported
that the Lomen party had reached the
vessel and were busy taking pictures.
The little v esscl reached the open
water in front of town at about I p.m
and tied up to the edge oft ho ice at
’ 4:2.". \ considerable number of people
Jma.de the trip out to the water’s edge
to greet the newcomers At the hour!
of going t<> press none of the passen
per a had arrived in town
WEATHER REPORT.
X..m • AV-ska, May 22. iVla.
Temperature—Max. 4S, Min 31.
li.irnmoter • 20 so inches
Weather—Clear.
Wind—S. \V. 3 miles per hour.
Nome. Alaska, May 2.3. 1813.
Temperature-—Max 48, Min 30
Parameter—2B.81 inches
Weather Partly cloudy
Wind—S W. 2 miles per hour.
WE CAN OO IT.
For first class work and prompt d»
livery phone Main 161 and the Peeple'e
Steam Laundry will call and get youI
laundry.
W. J. WILLIAMSON. Prep
NOTICE OF MARSHAL'S SALE.
I'ublir notice is hereby given, that
under and hv virlue of a Writ of Rtce
etuion issued out of Ihe Clerk's Office
f the District Cnurl fur the District
of Alaska Second Division, upon a
■ ri;iill Judgment therein rendered on
i ■ 11<■ xth day of May, 19i5, and entered
| in favor of It S. Morris, plaintiff, anti
j against* Nome fluid fjrayel Company, a
j • orporation, defendant, for the sum of
j eleven thousand one hundred and sixty -
I six and 10-100 t $11.155.10) dollars, with
]
,■ ntcrest >n said amount from the date
i f said Judgment at the rate of eight
I per cent (X per cent) per annum, to
*:• l Iter yvitli the cost taxed :»t forty
six tnot dollars I will on the silt
tli. of June. 161.5, at twelve o'clock
noon of said day. at the front door of
Ihc t’nited States Court TTouse u!
Nome. Alaska ;ts commanded In snio
XVtit of Execution, offer for sale and
si ll to the highest bidder for cash all
of l he right, title, and Interest which
the defendant had on the 11th day of
March, 1915, or at any time since In
and to certain placer mining claim
known as ''Creosus'’ situated on Crip
ple Rivet* ,ilimit six miles from tho
I Mouth. In the Cape Nome Recording
I Precinct District of Alaska. Second
Division
Dated at Nome Alaska this Iftth day
of M i\ ISIS.
e. r: Jordan,
jl'niled Slates Marshal. Second Divis
I ion. District of Alaska.
) May 10. 17. L'4 31. June 7. 1915.
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I NATIVE 1
;i Messenger Service i;
i, When in need of help call Main S
' ► 7il and we will send a man nr ]>
‘, men capable nf doing all sorts ]>
"> oj janitor or messenger work.
*> We have a team of fourteen degs J i
% to attend long distance calls and
freighting. Olve ns a trial. Jl
ft-———s—:._====^£==~r=r- — -- -.--.-.JT-agsr,—-sai^j, „1.j;M.wt, lTrTitT 11 aa>
THE NONPAREIL
SUCCESSORS TO M. D. SAMUELS. H
Hats and Coats I
FOR THE LITTLE ONES
Stylish Coats for Girls or Boys.
In Boucle., Zebelines and
Corduroys. Juveniles Hats,In
i
pretty Checks. Plain Colors
and Straws.
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
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