j HOLLYHURST EGGS I
W . now have sonic more ot these w « II known • ggs in stock Shipp* d to
us olreet from the ranch Kvery egg guaranteed »Ve agree to replace !
e\ «m I foil\ hurst egg purchased from us and found to ue bad, bv two good B j
ones j
Also now in stock the Famous Golden State liutter. put up in pickle
and dry pack
I D. E. CROWLEY
Hloress Prices
Pacs $5.50 Boots $10.00
| With tli* boats come the outshh prices and our advice to our patrons
is to l»u\ at present all there needs i r the season as all new goods coming
in w ill l»c h J.et than » \ei before i.T applies to any article made of cloth,
rubber or leather)
| P. A. Peterson Shoe Co.
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o W ill buy more at Cheap John’s Store g
g than any other place. Get our prices, g
| CHEAP JOHN'S!
£ ONE PRICE STORE §
X L. Seidenverg, proprietor 3
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MEN’S AND BOY’S CLOTHING
At prices that all can afford
| a new suit.
New line of mens shoes and
furnishings. j
Call and look over our large
stock.
Everything at right prices.
A. Wittenberg
General Merchandise
FAMOUS WOMAN
FINANCIER DEAD
V IV A Service.
Ni:\V VultK. July Heity Howland
litihmson (.ireen. commonly known ns
Hetty linen, died in this city today
after an Illness extending over many ’
months during which the aged woman*
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Kniihiallv wrali.tiril until thp c'llil rami' ;
I his morning:
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The deceased was in her eighty llrsi
year Km many years Mrs Oreen was
known as the richest woman in Amer
ica and was umiucstionahlc the greatest I
woman imancier in the world. Since the
death of her drst husband. Kdwurd Mult
Robinson In l'io Mrs. Green has man
aged the large fortune left her as Ills
beneficiary and Is reputeu to have in
' i reused it many hundred fold At the
i Mine of her death she was Interested in
i nearly every large corporation in the
1 world in addition to holding Immense
property interests In Chicago, New York
and elsewhere. She Is survived by one
' son.
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HEAVY FIGHTING PROGRESSES
ON ALPINE FRONT
A. P. A Service. j
ROMK. July :t The Italian offensive I
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in tin Alpine section continues steadily
with heav> fighting marking tin* further
advance of tile Italian forces. Along tin
Dohreda plateau the Italians have hat
teivd their way through strong positions ■
and are now in practical control on that
region. Heavy artillery attacks con
tinue along tin Isonza front where the
Austrians are ma ntaining a heavy con
entraiion of troops.
HKA8S HAND KKNNKL rU’IJ.
rol'KTH OF JI'hY DAXt'i;
KAtihK HALL.
RUSSIANS
TO ENVELOP
TARNOPOL
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LONDON, July 3. Petrograd reports
indicate that the Russians are laying
plans lor a gigantic military movement
which will isolate Tarnopol from the
balance of the lighting in the Galician j
sieth n. A great swinging movement, in- j
volving the armies in lower Galicia is
ow in progress and apparently forms a !
part of the effort to isolate Tarnopol.
WEATHER REPORT.
Nome, July 3. 191K.
Temperature—Max., 54; min., 4tf.
Rarometer—30.07 inches.
Weather Party cloudy.
W ind—8. E.. 3 miles per hour.
Precipitation—.01 inch.
Sl HSt RIPE FOR THE NUGGET.
Joi: PRINTING AT NUGGET OFFICE.
ALASKA
NOTES
Capt. S. S. Johnson, the well known
Sewaraitc. has completed the purchase
<»f a halibut boat outside and will bring
it to Seward at an early date. It is of
the Columbia river type, equipped with
a new engine.
A jury returned a verdict of guilty in
the case of C. Myers .charged with ob
j taining money and merchandise under
false pretences at Fairbanks recently.
He was indicted on three counts and
faces a long term of imprisonment.
The Carlisle Packing Company will put
into effect an innovation in the fishing
line of business which is new and unique,
says the Chitina Leader. They have re
ceived from the states a hydroplane,
which will be list'd, according to report,
for scouting purposes. The machine will
do the worn which in fromer times was
done by boats, that is. find by observa
tion the schools of fish and tlash word
to the regular fishing boats. This is a
new method here, but the company have
every confidence in its practicability.
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lont Spend Any More Money
For repairs, on that lAf ITAU
old worn out |
When you can buy a new Waltham, Elgin or Hamilton Watch
at less than factory cost, in ladies or Men’s sizes.
See our window display
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GOING OUT OF BUSINESS—STORE CLOSES JULY I5TH.
Store building and fixtures for sale.
.lust Received a new line of latest i
LADIES MIDDIES
in all sizes
Wool, Galatea and Crepe
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAN BROS,
PROGRAM FOR
FOURTH OF JULY
'Hie morning exorcises attending the
Fourth of July celebration wen* excel
lently earned out and all of Nome was
• •at in holiday attire to witness the fes
tivities. Although the air still contains
a hint of the winter chili from the snows
still lying in the hills, summer frocks
were much in evidence and combined with
i lie bunting decorations and the gay rib
bons of tin* children to lend a gala
aspect to the scene. As the Nugget goes
m press before the conclusion of the pro
gram no account can be given of the
• xeroist-s following the parade. The pa
rade was in tin* following order.
At '' : al of the dry with aides.
Nome Brass Band.
Military detachment from Fort Davis.
Children's Float.
A utnmoblle paradf.
Children with dog teams, etc.
Kskimo hunters in native costumes, etc.
Decorated floats, wagons, etc.
Hon. J. B. Tucker. Mayor Blake and
failed States Commissioner James Fraw
ley will review the parade from the band
stand at Barracks square.
Selection. Nome Brass Band.
Immediately following the disbanding
of the parade at Barracks square, Mr.
\\ . C. McGuire will read the Declaration;
of Independence.
Selection by band.
Recitation of “This is tin* flag for me**
and singing of “America” by school chil
dren, under the direction of Mrs. S. IT.
Burgh anu Mrs. Vanderworker.
Selection by Band.
Immediately following tin* small chil
dren’s athletic contests will be held as
follows, under the direction of Mrs. Riley
and Mrs. Runyon:
15 yard dash, open lo children under
four years.
15 yard dash, open to children f. and
*• years of age.
15 yard dash, open to children 7 years
or age.
Peanut race, girls seven years and
| under.
Potato race, boys and girls seven
years and under.
Egg race, boys and girls seven years
and under.
Music by hand.
Intermission for lunch. -JP
The program for the afternoon
is as follows: ^Sk
Messrs. George A. Kilroy and Ralph^
Lomen have charge of the sports panic!
paled in by lhe Whites while Mr. Waller
Shields directs the natives in I heir vari
ous contests:
Wrestling match—The champions of
King island. Diomede island. St. Lawrence
island ami the mainland will meet in
two bouts under Eskimos rules and Es
kimo judges.
Double kicking Between the four
champions of the islands and the main
la ml. They will try to break the record.
Walrus skin tossing Several experts
will jump from a walrus skin stretched
by a lot of men. This has seldom been
seen in Nome.
Hooking seal contest The best men
will throw the seal tiook at a float. This
has never been seen in Nome.
Seal hunt exhibit—In Barracks square.
I lie natives will show their ancient meth
od of killing seal before they used the
knife.
oomiak race Unless the King island
people arrive there will only be two
oomlaks available.
Kyak race.
Running race—For little girls.
Running race—For little boys.
Running race- 100 yards for men.
During tile day a number of ladies will
conduct a children’s shooting gallery on
Barracks square, the proceeds of which
will be devoted to the purchase of a
children's library for the coining winter.
FOURTH OF JULY DANCE. EAGLE
HALL. DANCING 9:30. ADMIS
MISSION $1.00; LADIES FREE.
W E PR1 NT I: V ERYTHiNG—NUGGET
For Good Things to Eat
SEE US
Moller’s Grocery
211 Front Street Phone Main 86
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THE NONPAREIL!
| CLOSING OUT SALE!
IS NOW G0IN6 ON
THE BIG RUSH FOR BARGAINS jjj
Still continues. New goods have been |l|
received by the last boats and are now jlj
ON SALE
j AT SACRIFICE PRICES |
I new dresses new Waists New Coats |
$20.00 $2.00 $12.00
«P and up and up
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