DO YOU LIKE NICE FRESH EGGS?
THEN USE HOLLYHURST
Remember we receive a fresh shipment of
these eggs on each boat, thus Insuring their
freshness. I
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or less $3.00 or less I
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The Home of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothing.
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KRISTAN BROS,
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC OF NOME.
I have secured the Tailor Shop of
John Feyrer. Ladies and Gents suits
made to order. A lar^e stock <of
Fabrics and Fashions to select from.
Suits cleaned, pressed and altered.
All Work Guaranteed
to fit and met with your approval.
M. PASCOFF.
For. Lane's way and Front street.
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evening at 9 o'clock in Burgh's hal
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NEWS NOTES
Alaska Day.
1 The weutherw as sufficiently moder
I ated this morning to allow the Ju
neau to resume the discharging of
cargo
Preparations are being are being
i made today for laying the foundation
' of the new engine and pumping appa
ratus In the basement of the new
! pumping plant.
i r
The advance saie of tickets at Hill’s
I Pharmacy for Civilization has been
j large. Every ticket calls for a cer
tain seat and the sale Is limited to
seating capacity of the Dream. There
is no extra charge for reserved seats.
Be sure and send in your subscrip
tion for the Nugget Mining and Dredg
ing Journal Pictorial edition. The
development needs of the district ful
ly explained. Ready In a very short
time. 60 cents the copy, $5 per dozen.
The sudden storm compelled the col
lier Juneau to suspend unloading op
rations night before last, and also to
pull out for Sledge island. After ling
ering behind the sheltering island for
some hours the steamer again return
ed to the offing to await the going
down of the blow.
The Bear reports that the steamer
I'matilla is making a run for the
south almost equal to the record
journey of the opposition liner Victoria.
[ According to radio reports to the Bear,
the Pacific Coast liner averaged fif
teen knots an hour from Nome to the
puss, making the run in but little
| itss time than the Victoria. Both j
essels reported having fine weather.
The city has issued notice to dog
I ">wners that nil dogs tounld loose on
the streets will be impounded under
I the terms of the city ordinance and
j if not claimed will be destroyed. As
! a result there is already a noticeable
decrease in the number of animals
, roaming about the city, their owners
| Vnving evidently decided that a dog
: on the chain is better than one in the
i pound.
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Although it is difficult to ascer
tain the question with accuracy, those
acquainted with the steamboat rec
ords aver that the time of the steam
ship Victoria from Nome to Scotch
Cap, nt the southern entrance to Uni
mak pass, is the fastest recorded. The
I previous record is said to be 48 hours,
I and was made by the steamer- Oregon
in the early days of the camp. Others
contend that a vessel making one trip
to this port in the early days made
the distance in still faster time than
the Victoria. Concerning this alleged
record very little is known, however,
and the evidence points to the 47
hours of the Vic ns the best yet made.
The life saving crew of the coast
guard had quite a time with the
schooners Jewel Guard and Immacu
late night before last and were com
pelled to work something like seven
hours before the little vessels were
safely landed across th bar and in th
welcome shelter of Snake river. Both
vessels arrived here as the storm was
rising, the Jewel Guard from Sinrock
mission and the Immaculate from
Golofln, and found themselves unable
to negotiate the difficult passage Into
the river owing to shallow water. Both
would probably have found them
selves in a serious predicament within
a few hours had It not been for the
labors of the life savers.
The following statement relative to
the movement of malls was issued by
the postoffice officials this morning.
The next regular and last summer
connection for Council, Deering and
Kotrebue leaves Nome on Tuesday,
October 24 at ten a. m.
Mail for points north of Council
will go forward by regular carrier
leaving Solomon, November 1.
Summer service from Nome to
i Council ends with the trip leaving
Nome October 24.
Mail will, be dispatched by the
steamer Juneau provided there la a
quantity on hand sufficient to Justify
forwarding.
The latter statement appears to be
an Intimation to the public to get
mall into the office well in advance of
-he time of sailing. The time of de
parture of the Juneau has not been
jet as there is still a considerable
jnantity of coal aboard. According
.o the latest calculations the vessel
will get away either Friday or Sat
urday. |
For various reasons the eommllte j
n charge of the cabaret dance sched
uled for Saturday, October 21,' have
decided to postpone that eagerly an- \
ticipated function until the following i
-Saturday, October 28. Preparations
are going forward rapidly and the ,
little delay will allow the partici
pants more time to become letter
perfect in their various parts
Mrs. Alma Nelson, proprietress oi
me scnneiuer rooms, was the victim
a loose uog yesieruay and is
mitering from a badly bruised and
slightly torn limb as a result.
Mrs. Nelson w-as proceeding along
* irst avenue in front of the new
-olet residence when she was sud
denly attacked by one of several loose
dogs while she was passing almost
without noticing their presence. The j
attack was apparently one animated J
oolely by pure viciousness as the lady
aid nothing to provoke the animal,
i'he dog was a large one belonging to
a resident of the section and attacked
savagely, biting through a heavy
cloak and the underlying garments
and severely bruising the thigh of
his victim. The teeth apparently
penetrated the thick covering of cloth
as the limb shows some laceration.
The bruises are severe, however, and
are very painful. The dog is said to
have hung on to Mrs. Nelson until
the lady managed to drive him off with
a well directed kick. The attack was
so sudden that several men who were
in the Immediate vicinity failed to
realize what was going on until after
the damage had been done and the
lady had freed herself from the ani
mal’s grip. The dog was later killed.
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The coast guard cutter Bear arrived j
a-uiu t'naiaskn by way oi St. Mat- !
in u island and Hooper bay at an
early hour this-morning bringing tin
disquieting news that nothing was j
?een of the missing schooner Arctic. j
Frank Whatlum, master, which sailed i
r HoHoper bay with a load of sup ■
plies for the government more than i
three weeks ago. Capt. Cochrane Kg- i
ported to Capt. Ross oi the coast
jUard station that the Bear left Dutch
Harbor October 10, stopping en route
at St. Paul and also St. Matthew.
From the time of leaving St. Paul,
Capt. Cochrane had a lookout con
stantly aloft watching for signs of
the Arctic but nothing was sighted.
The Bar arrived at Hooper bay on the
16th. A boat was sent ashore but
owing to the high surf was unable to j
land after several hours of Ineffectual I
effort and was finally compelled to
return to the ship. Capt. Cochrane
states that the shore was searched
with field glasses, but nothing could
be seen of the missing schooner, al
.hough liouses and other objects on
he shore were plainly visible. Had the
■•esse! been ashore in that vicinity, the
Bear officers are convincing that she
could be seen. Falling to locate the
Arctic, the Bear sailed for Nome, but
saw nothing of the schooner en route
although a close watch wa s kept at
all times. The qjuestion of what has
become of the Nome vessel has now
assumed a protentious aspect and
grave fears are expressed for Jthe
safety of the captain and crew. The
Bear will sail for Cape Prince of
Wales and the Diomede island some
time Saturday for the purpose of tak
ing a number of natives to their
homes and alos to convey the mail.
DON’T BUY APPLES NOW
THE APPLE SEASON IS LATE THIS YEAH
The apples received In Nome up to the present time are not ripe
enough for winter use. We will receive on the next boats shipments
of choice ripe apples direct from our own Washington Southern
Slope Orchards. We will then sell you apples cheaper than any other
merchant In Nome. We can do this because
i WE OWN OUR ORCHARDS AND DO NOT PAY ANY MIDDLE
MAN. OR GROWER A PROFIT.
G. P. GOQGIN
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