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Albert Matson w I leave Tuesday
morning for the fishing camp on Pil
grim river. Will leave every Tuesday
and Friday for the camp. Information
can Lc secured at Streeten’s office.
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FOrt Sti.i, A muill 1. nge In good
condition. Apply Mrs. Stadie, 2 to
4 p. m.
LOST.
LOST—Three cornered watch fob. !
medallion, old Ivory and nuggets.
Finder return to this office. Howard. 1
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mounted. Owner can have same by '
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I'oi Mrsi class work ami prompt dellv
cry phone Main 151 and the People'!
Laundry will send and get your laundr>
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JUST ARRIVED AT HOLT’S.
New rugs.$2.50 to $35.00
New Linoleums, yard .50c to $1.50
New mattresses . $4.00 to $20.00
New winter caps.$1.25
New tents and tarpolins $1.50 to $15.0c
New rubber boots, best....$4 to $6.76
Quilts and Blankets .$2 to $3
New sleds for boys and girls $1 to $6
New crockery and glassware.
New hardware and notions.
New Granite ware, largest stock.
Still sell gents furnishing and rub
ber goods at cost.
Furniture full line.
Everything the cheapest and best ft
HOLT’S.
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Eagle Hall
to-night
CHARLES CHAPLIN AND MABEL NORMAND IN
THE MIX UP
2 Parts
DRAMA
PAULINE BUSH IN
THREADS OF FATE
2 PARTS
DETECTIVE STORY
Adm. 25c
NEWS NOTES
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The work ot. unloading the Victoria
is progressing as fast as possible and
ihe agents announce that efforts aro
being made to send the vessel on her
long voyage by tomorrow night. Fall
i ing in getting the liner unloaded by
that time, departure will be taken not
later than Saturday morning.
A social dance to be given at Burgh
hall this evening is attracting con
siderable attention from dance lovers.
The affair will be given by a string
orchestra composed of some of the best
of the local musicians and, ns the ar
rangements will be the best possible,
a very enjoyable time Is anticipated.
The steamre Umatilla will get away
for the outside late Friday night or
early Saturday morning, according to
the latest information relative to the
movements of that vessel. The big
Pacific Coast liner is reported to have
successfully discharged the cargo for
Solomon will remain at St. Michael
only a short time as the quantity of
cargo for that port is small.
The case of the United States con
tinues to occupy the attention of the
district court but will probably go to
the jury about 4 p. m. today. A large
number of witnesses have been exam
ined by both sides and much evi
dence adduced pro and con. Attorney
O’Neill for the defense is making a
strenuous fight for his client and ob
jections and exceptions are a promi
nent feature of the examinations.
Hoot hog or die is an ancient maxim
but is applicable to Nome today. We
need roads and other things to develop
the district and we must "root” to get
them. Get busy and send a copy of
the Nugget Mining and Dredging
Journal, Pictorial edition, to those who
can and will assist us in securing them.
Every need of the territory duly set
1 forth in words and pictures. !>0c per
I copy, $5 per dozen or mailed to any
I address in the United States for five
cents additional for each copy.
Tonight Charlie Chaplin and Mabel
Norman will be seen at the Eagle show
in a two part film entitled The Mix
Up. It shows the troubles of these
popular favorites in married life. In
addition Pauline Bush will be seen in
a two part romantic drama entitled
Thread of Fate and a detective story
of power will also be screened, the
latter entitled The Mystery of the Man
who Slept. Th"s ■ are the items of
interest on a most entertaining pro
gram. Tonight. Get that tonight.
Movie fans are all a tlutter with
anticipation owing to the announce
ment of Wm. Code that the famous
feature film, Civilization, arrived from
the Yukon on the Victoria nnd will be
displayed during the next few days.
This famous film is a classic in the
moving picture line and has attained a
tremendous popularity on the outside.
That a film of this character is to be
displayed to the public in a far out
of the way place like Nome, speaks
volumes for the enterprise of the
Dream management. An evidence of
the value of the film is furnished by
the action of Messrs. Code and Clark
in promptly placing the reels in safe
deposit pending the day of display.
■
The district court has practically
disposed of the native cases based on
the theft of brass fittings from various
camps and boiler houses and some of
the native plunderers have been given
long sentences by way of correcting
| their evil propensities. Michael Kaz
I iangnik was the recipient of one of
the most severe sentences meted out by
Judge Tucker so far. This dusky son
of the north was convicted of larceny
from a dwelling and was given two
years by way of correcting his pro
pensity for annexing the property of
others. John Atkoona, another youth
ful purloiner of boiler fittings, who
pleaded guilty to larceny on a vessel,
the same being the dredge Wisconsin,
received five years, to be served at the
It Will
Not Cost
You a Penny
to try Occident Flour for the Russell
Miller Milling Company will stand back
of your investment with an iron-clad,
money-back guarantee which we will j
cheerfully carry out for them.
Let us send you a sack—make as
many bakings as you choose from it—then if
you are not willing to say it beats any other flour
you have used, your money comes back for the asking.
There are many convincing reasons for the superiority of Occident
Quality which we will not attempt to enumerate here. We rest content
upon giving you the very best reason —proof in the flour itself by trial
without risk to you.
G. P. GOGGIN
St. Anthony Industrial Training School
at St. Anthony, Idaho.
John Eroruk was found guiltj of
burglary and received six years in the
same institution. Harold Kinoguk was
also sent to the same place for a term !
! of four years. Lire Nugruk and John ,
1 Kublo were convicted on similar |
charges but the court continued sen- j
,,-nc.e for the present.
The freight steamers Juneau and
Valdez are idle in the harbor at pres
ent as the efforts of the lighterage
company are being devoted entirely
to unloading the Victoria. Both tea
sels have aboard a considerable quan
tity of coal for this port and will be
’ engaged in unloading for some dajs
after work is again renewed. The ar- j
rival of these vessels with cargoes of |
coal removes all possibility of a coal
shortage occurring during the closed!
season. The present low water is hav
ing a detrimental effect on the work
of unloading the Victoria as the shal- j
lew water near the end of the light
erage pier prevents handling freight to !
the best advantage.
The Chamber of Commerce social at
the Igloo last night drew forth a con
siderable gathering of representative j
citizens to hear the discussion of vari
ous topics relating to local mining de
velopment by prominent visitors. The ]
meeting was one of extreme interest
and disclosed that there are many new
ideas developing relative to mining
and mining development. Mr. Andrew
J. Stone, promoter of the Sawtooth
hydro-electric power plant project de
livered a most interesting speech rela
tive to the power plant possibilities of
the district and presented many new
and interesting facts and theories rela
tive to mining development. Mr. Lutz,
n consulting engineer of wide promi
nence in the outside mining world also
spoke on the electrical development
possibilities as viewed by the trained
expert. Both speakers pointed out the
necessity for a change in the present
methods of mineral extraction and in
dicated that the speakers were of the
belief that the futuer of the district
is very bright. Addresses were also
made by E. W. Carleton, G. J. Lomen,
A. l’olei, president of the Chamber rf
Commerce: Dr. Arnold, Fred Ayer, Ned
Darling and others who voiced the
needs of the district and pointed out
the possibilities of development. Re
freshments were served during the
evening and the occasion was, general
ly speaking .one to be remembered by
those attending.
The party of mining and engineering
experts who have been in the district
DAMP CHANGING WEATHER
Brings Its Toll of Sickness to Alaska
People.
1
Chilly, damp, changing weather is
hard on the kidneys.
Even more irritating are colds, grip
and pneumonia;
They congest the kidneys:
They bring backache and disordered
kidney action.
For weak kidneys use a tested rem
edy;
40,000 people recommend Doan’s
Kidney Pills.
Frank Lang, 029 Savior St., Port
land, Ore., says: "Changes of temper
ature, together with hard work brought
on trouble with my kidneys. A catch
often took me in the small of my back
and threw me off. a ladder. I felt the
pain extending up my spine and down
into my groins. It seemed like a
paralytic stroke and for several days
I was practically unable to do any
thing. My kidneys acted too often,
causing me a great deal of annoyance.
Doan’s Kidney Pills fixed me up In
good shape."
50c, at all dealers. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfgrs, Buffalo, N. T.
Dream Theater
TO-NIGHT
THEDA BARA
I he Vampire Woman
IN
UUMAS DEATHLESS DRAMA
OF
PASSION AND INTRIGUE
THE
ClEMiH EM)
CASE
6 PARTS 6
The Soul of a Siren Bared in a Unique
Drama of fiery Storm=Racked
Emotions
Adm. 25°
during the greater part of the sum
mer in connection with the Stone de
velopment project have completed
their labors and will leave for the out
side on the Victoria. As is usual in
such cases, the members of the party
have little to say concerning the re
sults of their labors. However, from
their comment on various features of
the territory it is indicated that they
are carrying away a not unfavorable
impression. This is not assurance that
further developments will follow, of
course, but the outlook appears to bo
not altogether unpromising.
Hickory for basket sleds at Pros
ser's Harness Shop. Black 5.
Everybody in Nome is Interested in
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mure telegraph news than any other
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