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words by th* case? |!j
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PRICES TALK: All wo want it an opportunity to demonatrato to jj'
you that, considering quality our prices ar» extremely low. H
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CALEXIO SUFFERS
MORE SHOCKS
CALEXICO, June- 25.—Five severe
earthquake ■' hocks occurred here again
last night hut With little damage re
sulting The first of the shocks was
felt at four in the afternoon and was
f J lowed bv fifteen succeeding shocks
between that hour and ten In the eve
ning The continued trembling of the
earth Is causing the larger part of th«
inhabitants to sleep In the open and
many are preparing to depart from the
danger zone
Largs assortment of latest Victor
Records and Victrolas received an
steamer La Touche. Lomen Bros.
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j TOR SALE—Plano. Inquire at Nug
get office.
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DUNTLEY’S -
VACIUM CARPET SWEEPERS
S5.00
THESE SWEEPERS CLEANS YOUR CARPETS THOROUGH -
LY, WITHOUT SPREADING DUST ALL OVER YOUR MOUSE
FOR SALE AT j
G. P. GOGGIN
EMPORIUM
THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO CALL AND SEE OUR BRAND
NEW UP TO THE MINUTE LINE OF
LADIES AND GENTS FURNISHINGS
OUR STOCK SELECTED BY ONE WHO KNOWS FROM
MANY YEARS EXPERIENCE THE INDIVIDUAL REQUIRE
MENTS OF THE NOME PUBLIC.
NEW STORE OPPOSITE INDUSTRIAL WORKER OFFICE.
JAKE KIR3TANE PROPRIETOR.
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CHEAP JOHN STORE
Has just received immense new stock of
General Merchandise
Also complete line of MINERS SUPPLIES
L. SEIDENVERG, Prop.
I; THE MEAT BOAT THOMSON
o ARRIVED FRIDAY, JUNE 11TH. <
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‘ ’ We inv;te you to inspect our froeh supply of moato and wo will
1> tell you the prices, (which are as low at in the States.) A full lino of '
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,i S,'usages and other specialties. i
;j BUTTER AND EGGS (8h.pped in Steragou l
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;; VLASKA'S BEST FRIEND. !
jj Pacific Cold Storage Co. j
CHAS. L. ROSS
FOR ALL KINDS OF
LUMBER
CARPENTER, BUILDER, CONTRACTOR
B Street. Phone Black 162
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MEWS MOTES
I-ouis Levy, the well known fur buy- j
er. left on the Silver Wave for north- 1
ern point* In the interest of hi* com- j
pany.
An important message from the In
machuk Is awaiting Mr Joe Ballev at
the office of the W J Rowe Transfer
Company
The steamer Cordova is expected to
arrive from the outside the first of the
week It It now reported that the ves
sel carries mail.
Leo Lowenherz was one of the pas
sengers on the Sliver Wave for the
north where he will look over the va
rious Interests in which he Is engaged
Frank Martin, the local steeple Jack,
gave people passing the Eagle hall a
few thrills yesterday afternoon while
engaged In painting the flag pole on
the cupola
The whaler Belvedere finished taking
on supplies ve*terdav afternoon and
slled for Siberia last night about
seven. The vessel mav return to Nomp
within s few days
The case of Polet vs Rank filed In
th* district court vesterday was settled
out of court and the Arctic which was
attached under the action will proceed
to the north this afternoon or evening
Louis Levy, well known throughout
Wie north as a fur buver. was one of
the arrivals on the Silver Wave from
up the river Mr Levy will remain as
usual In this section during the re
mainder of th* summer
A motion to issue a restraining order
against the defendants was heard in
the district court yesterday In the case
of Kammerick et al vs. Bruner. The
i court took the matter under advise
ment.
The schooner Hettie B arrived from
Nelson island this morning after spend-,
ing the winter on that island engaged ,
In the trading business The vessel j
is In charge ef the well known Duffy
O'Connor
Sam and Mrs Magid* were among I
those leaving for Candle on the Arc- I
tic. Mr and Mrs. Henry Fries also
left for the Inmarhuk section where
Mr Fries will look after his dredging
^Interests
C. V Wallblom who Is engaged In
looking over the country with a view
to engaging in mining will leave for
the Candle and Inmarhuk sections on
the Arctic this afternoon. Mr. Wall
blom arrived on the Victoria.
The first of the salmon known as the
“king’ variety of any particular size
was caught by Ben Nygren at the
whaling station at Cape Nome last
night and was brought to town this
morning. The big fish weighs in the
neighborhood of forty pounds
The divorce suit entitled Cowden vs.
Cowden was heard in the district court
this morning but resulted in the court
refusing the application of the plaintiff.
Fred Cowden, on the ground that the
testimony did not sustain the allega
tions of the complainant.
Judge Tucker granted a temporary
restraining order to the plaintiffs in
the case, of Kammerick vs. Bruner
The order is intended to protect the
plaintiffs pending the hearing of the
case which will be early in July. The
plaintiff was ordered to furnish a bond
of *2,600
Alfred Lomen left on the Silver
Wave for the Candle section today
where he will look over the reindeer
herd in which himself and others are
Interested. Al also expects to bring
back a fine selection of new photo
views for the popular studio.
The Flyer left for Solomon at ten a.
m. today and will arrive on the return
trip about eight this evening. The
vessel carried a large quantity of
freight on the down trip and will bring
the mail on the return Journey. Former
Fire Chief Haughey was one of the
passengers on the trip to Solomon this
morning. He will mine In the Solomon
Section during the sumhier. (
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• 'wing to the expected arrival of a
considerable numlier of tourists on the
Victoria, the city council will make an
effort to look after them and provide
amusements during their stay in the
locality. Ralph Lomen and Charles
Thompson have been appointed a com
mittee with full power to select sub
sidary committees The arrangements
and the additional members added to
the committee will be announced in a
day or two.
It is stated that a deal has been
completed whereby Russ Downing will
take over the stock of the Seward
Commercial Company and will open a
finely appointed family liquor store in
the premises now ocuppied by the
Board of Trade barber shop. T’nless
unlooked for circumstances delay the
new place will he open some time dur
ing the coming week, with everything
In the line of wet goods by the quart
or gallon.
George B. Grigsby filed suit in the
district court yesterday afternoon
against John H. Parks. The defendant
Is the president of the John H. Parks
Company, a corporation which was en
gaged in the purchase and reduction
of black sand last summer The suit
Involves a small sum of money alleged
to he due Rene Hass on a note as
signed to the defendant.
Capt Ernest Miller and Jack Had
iev. the latter being one of fhe surviv
ors of the ill-fated Karluk, will leave
for Teller on the Arctic. Both will he
engaged in the Hudson Bav expedition
to the far north. Capt. Miller will put
the final repairs on the Ft. McPherson
after which the vessel will proceed on
the long voyage to Batlly point
W W. Johnson, local manager of the
Colon Construction Company of San
Francisco, arrived on the Sliver Wave
ihis morning having made the journey
to Nome via the inside passage and the
Yukon Mr. Johnson has been looking
over the dredge possibilities of the In
terior sections and also supervised the
work of dredge construction now be
ing carried on by his company.
The schooner Arctic of the TT. S.
Mercantile Company expects to get
awav for Teller and Candle some time
this afternoon The vessel will carry
a considerable number of passengers
and a large supply of freight for Can
dle and other points. The following
is a partial list of the passengers: Capt
Frank 'Wallhlom, will pilot the vessel:
C V. Wallhlom. Charles T.ee, J. W.
Oratz and son, Frank Miller, J J.
Kennedy, E. F. Lang. John Hadley,
Capt. E. F. Miller. Henry Fries and
wife, Sam Magids and wife.
The schooner Silver Wave arrived
from St. Mike at eight this morning
with a large list of passengers from
Yukon points and also the mails from
up river towns. The following is the
list of pasengers: Max Pepper, A.
Wendall, Walter Mock, R. Bassoli, G.
A. Greemne, R. Alexander, Joe Steiner,
A. Hanson, Wm. Aiken, Frank Gor
man, P. Sampson, Louis Levy. W. W.
Johnson. Chas. Trager, Julius Gusttnf
fson. Several of the new arrivals are
on the way to Candle and other up
river points. The vessel will leave this
afterneon with the following for up
coast points: Ivor Johnson, Andy Ny
lander, R. W. Hansen, E. W. Greene,
Mrs. C. Welch, Ed Halloran. Leo Low
enherz.
Sunday’s show at the Dream will bo
one of the best ever shown in Nome. A
masterpiece production costing over
$100,000 "Daniel in the Lion's Den” in
two parts will head the hill. This is
an elaborate picture and is considered
one of the world’s greatest photoplays.
Charles Chaplin in a screen entitled
"The? Masquerader’’ is one of Chap
lin’s funniest comedies. As an extra
attraction a Bathe weekly will also be
shown Sunday. All exhibitors recognize
the Pathe weekly as a "world's beater"
in its line. Tonight beautiful Alice
Joyce will star in a two part drama
“The Cabaret Dancer."
The war souvenirs belonging to Olaf
Swensen now on exhibition in the win
dow of the Nugget office are the ob
jects of much interest and discussion.
The majority of our German citizens
are inclined to the belief that the rifle
is not a German military arm owing to
being of a some what antiquated model.
As to that we have no means of know
ing, but It is undoubtedly of German
make bearing the marks of the mili
tary arsenal at Danzig and is dated
1900. In tile opinion of several Ger
Excursion
TO SLEDGE ISLAND
TOMORROW
Launch Defiance
From Barracks Square 9 u.m. Fare $2.00
4* FIVE THINGS YOU GET AT ^
iHOLLER’S GROCERY!
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4* 2nd.—GOOD GOODS. 7
4 3rd.—REASONABLE PRICES. '*
A 4th.— PROMPT DELIVERY. ▼
T 5th.—STRICTLY FRESH BLANCH
T ARD RANCH EGGS RECEIVED if
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mans who know whereof they speak,
the gun Is probably the type In use
by the Landstrum, the last line of
reserves. Mr. Swensen states that
other arms in the possession of the
Russians which were being kept as
souvenirs of the war were even older
than that referred to. One rifle he
noticed bore the date of 1890.
Tonight at the Eagle hall moving
picture show Pauline Bush and Mur
dock MacQuarrie will again appear on
the screen in “Discord and Harmony.”
This photoplay is a masterpiece of
dramatic art and all lovers of the
drama should witness it. The play is
full of human interest and keeps the
audience attention from beginning to
send. On Sunday night the great rac
ing film "The Winner” will be shown.
This photoplay is a dandy featuring
Harry Stafford, the noted American
jockey and shows the big handicap
l-ace at Saratoga, N. Y. A farce comedy
by the Joker Company featuring Vic
toria Forde and Eddie Lyons and the
program to conclude with the Univer
sal animated weekly makes up one of
the finest movie shows ever seen In
Xome. Prof. Bergren violin and Prof.
Bourret piano will furnish the music.
Vdmission 25c.
Surfman wanted, tl. S. Coast Guard.
For full particulars apply to Thomas
(toss, enlisting officer, Nom# Coast
Guard Station.
Ftil'XD— A bundle of Odd Fellow re
ceipts belonging to John Bouchard.
Inuuire of Ed Holt.
Ft if'XO Lady's breast pin. set with
sixteen pearls. Owner can hat’s same
b\ identifying and paying for this adv.
Gbe lobby
I HI; LARGES I STOCK OF
IMPORTED WINES LIQUORS & CIGARS
Scotch Whiskey, a specially 01 Curio, 20 years old, Wm. !V, Haig
Haig * * * * * Perfection Johnne Walker, Mortach, Black and White,
Dewar's Special, Seattle's Best Bee.-. White and Gold. Smoke M. and
W. Cigars. The best in the market.
Phone Main 4<> J. D. JOURDEN, Prop.
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It makes no difference how
i WET
1 You may be. Be sure and keep your feet ,t
DRY
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I here is only one stock of Footwear in 7
Nome and we have it
P. A. PETERSON SHOE CO. t
FRED W. PETERSON, Manager 1
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KOTZEBUE SAILING
SILVER WAVE
Will sail for Blossom and all way ports
about June 25th. Reservations for freight and passengers.
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Formerly John J. Sesnon Company
Agents. Phone Main 14.
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