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H. J. B. COFFEE IN THE BEAN
35c PER. LB. 3 LBS. $1.00
WE GRIND IT FUR YOU.
CROWLEY *n0 PORTER
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For first class work and prompt tie
livery phone Main 151 and the People’s
Steam Laundry will call and get your
laundry.
W. J. WILLIAMSON, Prop.
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NEWS NOTES
_
The .1 .) Sesnon Company changed
its name on the first day of the month j
and will In the future be known as the
Alaska Lighterage and Commercial
t Company.
The owners of the Flyer have every
thing in readiness to place the vessel ini
■ ririmiss >n next Mo. day While it has
u.■ i hern di'flniielx decided as vet, the*!
boat max make a trip to S doraon the
saim* day.
\ handsome sample of the decora -
Pa's art is displayed in the repainting
of the Boston Lnnndrx wagon which
made its first appearance on the streets
« iiav Th# work was done by F. M
1C iesele.
I'ostmaster Bakke states that nil of
the mail In the post office is now riis
n iinited and in readiness for delivery.
The public* are requested to kindly!
remove their mail from the boxes he- ;
fi tv the arrival of the big boats and!
For Dandruff, we recommend
“93” HairTonic
Butler, Mauro & Co.
JUST ARRIVED Ori CORWIN
New Rugs, Woodoleum
| and Curtain Goods
G. P. GOGGIN
THE STOKE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.
11 SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK I
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! J FRYING CHICKENS I None weighing less than '■ 1
i i YOUNG ROASTERS \ Two pounds, each.f C i >'
;; We offer this special sale in order to even up our stock, as we are ^
! ‘ nearly out of all meats, but happen to have a few cases of the finer \ '
i > poultry left. [ |
;; OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF SWIFT'S SILVER LEAF LARD IS IN \\
^ , THE WINDOW, “Oleo" still sells for fifty cents ^ ‘
| Pacific Cold Storage Co. ii
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WATCH THIS SPACE
“Cbe Angeles”
WILL OPEN IN OUR NEW LOCATION
FRONT ST., OPPOSITE NUGGET OFFICE
THURSDAY. JUNE 3
A. G. OLIVER, Prop.
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«<> save congestion.
Kite Johnson arrived last night with
the local way mall from the Interior.
The consignment was small being only
twenty pounds or so in weight. The
schooner Silver Wave also brought a
small amount of river mail from the
Yukon last night. The Silver Wave
has the contract for transporting the
mails to coastwise points during the
coining season.
The Silver Wave will sail on an ex
<-urslon to Sledge Island next Sunday
If arrangements can he made. Cnpt
Oudmanson state* that In the event
that the vessel can make the voyage
timely announcement will he made In
the papers The vessel is now In first
class shape for handling passengers,
having passed all requirements of the
inspectors and the trip will undoubted
ly he very pleasant.
There are fifteen names attached to
the list of applicants for naturalisa
tion patters at the court house The
majority of the prospective citizens are
N'omelle3 but some are located In Can
dle and other interior points. Among
the names are those of Rene Ha*s.
who Is now on the firing lines in Alsace
and also of Father Joseph Rernard who
will shortly depart to engage in the
same service.
Mr A. Q. Oliver will open his new
place of business. The Angeles, this
afternoon. The new resort has boon
fitted utt in handsome stylo and is
among the most upto date of the local
wet goods emporiums lu appearance.
The handsome hardwood front and
fixtures formerly used by the Mecca
have been installed, anil the place is in
every wav fully up to the standard of
first class houses on the outside
l.aura Sawyer In a quaint old drama.
The • >ld Monk's Tale, a story of Spain
and the ways of the hot blooded na
tives of Andalusia, will he the Dream
leader this evening. The comedy ele
ment will he furnished by an up to the
minute comedy entitled Eugenics at
the W Bar Ranch, a western story dis
playing the practical philosophy of a
eowpuncher as applied to modern pro
blems The third number will be n
interesting Kalem drama. Captured by
Strategy. .
A flash received by the local radio
station this morning states that it !s
rumored that the I'nited States mili
tary authorities have Issued order*
prohibiting the officers nnd men of the
arm' from entering or frequenting sa
loons while wearing the army uniform
The message does not state whether
the order is general or merely applies
to Alaska Tha local signal service
men are not surprised at the order as
it has been expected for some time.
Movements of the Yukon river boats.
Radio, Name, Aalska, .Tune 3, 1915,
Washburn up Louden 11 p. m. 2nd.
Julia R down Kaltag 1st.
Dawson up Lebarge midnight.
Casca and Yukon at Hoad Lake Le
barge.
Canadian at wreck of Tanana, Sibtlla
met Falcon above Circle and turned
back.
Davis up Circle 2 a. m.
Delta down Chena 2 a. m.
Black Maria up Koyukuk river 3:35
a. in.
Oibbon span clears Davis about 20
feet center of channel at present water
stage. Large boats warned keep to
the north side of channel during high
water.
The schooner Sliver Wave arrived
in port from Seattle at six p. m. yes
terday with three passengers. The
little craft which had such an event
ful voyage last fall ramie through this
time in record time and with smooth
sailing all the way with tha sails
scarcely changed from the day of leav
ing Puget Sound until off Nunlvak
Island where a northwest storm was
encountered rikI the vessel hove too
for a day. Considerable ice 'was met
but passage was easily found. The
vessel proceded to St. Michael and
after picking up the mail started for
Nome. Considerable ice was encoun
tered at Golovin nnd the \essel was
unable to get in. The mail for Solo
mon nnd r.hiff was also landed on the
Ice.
WHY EAT POOR BREAD.
Whsn you can gst 8000, WHGLE
SOME Bread at 5c psr loaf.
ANVIL OAKERY,
NORTH POLE BAKERY.
NOTICE.
Strictly fresh aggs $1.00 par dozen
at Prosser's Harness Shop, Phone
Black 5.
will relieve your imligestiou. Many
people in this town have used them
ami we have yet to hear of a case where
they have fuiled. We know the for
mula. Sold only by us—25c a box.
Butler, Mauro A Co.
IMPRESSIONS OF SAN
FRANCISCO AND FAIR
BY FRED WEILER.
San Francisco is much bigger and
Is also a much better built eltv than
before ttie quake, the buildings are
much Improved and what were here
tofore residential streets are now
business streets.
Jones. Folk. VanNess Avenue and
Fillmore streets are solid business
streets anil run deal4 through to Ihe
Imposition grounds.
1 could And none of the old land
marks and to get on the right trail
1 was compelled to look for Ihe guide
signs that are attached to the street
lamps.
Never thought that so many h dels
i and saloons eould exist in one place
Rvery other building or so appenrs
to he an Immense hotel building, all
yp to date and modern.
There are 250 saloons In the city and
ns you cannot turn around without
running Into one, there Is no excuse
for any one to go dry.
T guess, by the number of hotels
that tt was presumed that the Rxpost- I
thin would draw the whole world here 1
hut. by the looks of affairs, many of 1
them will not he needed, but even so :
that did not prevent them getting to- j
gether and raising the priep; dollar
i rooms being raised from that flgtfe [
to *3 00 per day and up Apartment [
houses increased their rates about 50
to 75 per rent, even on tenants who
had ltved In same for many years
Von can imagine what a howl of
! protest went up T was paying one j
dollar per dav and was raised one flftv
per hut nnlv for one day, as T heat tt
. This kind of stunt Is driving mnnv
people to Oakland, whirh Is pausing
the merchants here much mental an
guish.
The Rxposltlon Is magnificent and j
well worth seeing, and though many of,
the exhibits were not Installed it kept '
you busy trying to see all there was
There Is no use for me to try and des- j
erlhe anything: It must he seen to he j
appreciated
The fireworks and illuminations j
every night are grand. They have j
manv hattrfles of searchlights that
play on steam jets and artel bombs
and the effect of these many colored
shafts of light played upon them pro
duces an effect similar to the Aurora
of the North and Is kind of homelike
T snw the Vanderbilt Cup rare and
also the accident ns T had a seat op
posite "death curve” for T wanted a
view of how it was possible for the
drivers to get around a sharp curve
hut they would make It O. IC. without
me being any the wiser. Tt was a
thriller for me however.
T also saw the "death dip” of the
wonderful Beachey. At the time 1
happened to he in tile company of
young Tremourenux and we were
watching closely every move that
Beachey was making and sc plainly
saw his machine collapse and his fall
into the harbor. Tt was a case of try
ing to do to much in a new machine
at a tryout. But he always was in a
habit of giving the public a good run
for their money—hence his untimely
end. There is no aviator living to re
place him at the Fair that will fol
low his style of aerial work and they,
will probably replace him with nn
aviator that does plain, every day,
straight up flying.
There were three thonsand jitneys
out there an'1 most of them run to the
Fair. When they are all busy they
compose one solid chain of auto's ,
starting from the ferries to the Fair
and hack and every day there are
smash up's. I saw lots of them every
day and of course many were killed
and Injured. T wondered that they
managed to get hy with so few casual
ties as they do.
The traffic on Market street became
so conjestcd that many of the jitneys
were compelled* to route themselves on
other streets. The day of the street
ear is ove.r T believe. T saw' some
movies of auto busses that are running
in the east that are duplicates of the
present street cars but are better ap
pointed and more servlcable in every
way. They also have lady conductors
and drlvers-whlch ought to help some.
' ad a 130-mile drive in an auto one
Sunday. Went to Niles Canyon via
Haywards, San Deandro, Piedmont
Berkley, Dublin Canyon and Sunol and
helped to demolish a big basket of
lunch. Wo were not alone as there
were hundreds and hundreds of others
a solid parade of auto’s going and
coming and there were hundreds of
pienicers alongside the roads enjoying
life as it should he, and I wondered if
the game in the frozen North was
worth the candle nr not. You ran go
from one end of the state to the other
on paved highways.
T was down to Monterey one week
and was driven around the farms and
other places of interest. The fruit
trees were all in blossom and It all
looked very beautiful and very wonder
ful. California Is surely a garden.
Saw Nomeites everywhere T went as
they are scattered all over California
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4 FIVE THINGS YOU GET AT ^
iMOLLER’S GROCERY!
4 1st.—COURTEOUS TREATMENT. f
4 2nd.—GOOD GOODS. 4
4 3rd.—REASONABLE PRICES. 4
4 4th.—PROMPT DELIVERY. *f
5th.—STRICTLY FRESH BLANCH *$
AHD RANCH EGGS RECEIVED
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4 PHONE. Main 86 211 FRONT ST >
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ami I liearil they were all doing well.
Here are some of those I met down
there:' Tom Nestor. J..I. Colo, Ira
nrton. W. A. Gilmore, Jafet Llndeberg,
Dr. Arnold and Jim Murray who was
going to Southeastern Alusk' with a
dredge.
Saw Frank Grobe at the Hoffman
liar, Chas. Schow at the "News,"
Arthur Burton who is an auto driver.
Purser Murray, Harry Russel and Dave
Gllehrtst who is on a chicken ranch
and making good.
“Chief I,arson was running a saloon
at Vallejo hut the saloons were cut
down ami lie closed up losing nine
thousand.
Met Walter lllldebrant. .Tim Ivory.
Louis Levy, Harry Sankey, Harvey
Sullivan and also .lim Wilson and
Billy Schwerin who are both in the
saloon business.
Also ran across Geo. Hall. John
Bagge, Soderholm. H. Greenberg, Roy
Davenport, John Hegness, Frank Lit
tlefield who was driving an auto.
Sergeant Wolker. formerly of the cltv
telegraph office. T. M. Gibson and Boh
Hay nor.
Mrs Hannum has a dog team at tlie
Smith Polo exhibit at the Fair and
John Johnson Is also there. A. C.
Tremerenux Is with the Shell Oil Co.
with headpuarters at Sacramento and
.lark W, Campbell Is the representa
tive of the Musician's TTnion
Watch Your Children
Often children do not let parents know
they are constipated. They fear some
thing distasteful. They will like Kexall
Orderlies—a mild laxative that tastes
like sugar. Sold only by us, 10 cents.
Butler, Mauro & Co.
TESTED AND PH
0
There is a Heap of Solace in Being
Able to Depend Upon a Well
Earned Reputation.
For months Alaskan readers have
ween the constant expression of praise
for I>oan's Kidney Pills, and read about
I he good work they have done. What
other remedy ever produced such con
vincing proof of merit?
Anthony Miller, 431fi S. Puget Sound
Ave., Tacoma, Wash., says: "I had •
I 'in on ess across my kidneys and head
aches and dizzy spells. 1 suffered from
a constant backache when on my feet.
1 tried everything, hut got nothing that
would remove the trouble until Doan's
Kidney Pills were recommended to me.
They quickly strengthened my back
and removed the lameness. 1 was soon
■ ihie to sleep well and got up in the
•nornlng feeling refreshed.”
Price 50c at all dealers. Don’t simply
isk for a kidney remedy—et Doan's
Kidney Pills the same that Mr. Miller
'■ml Foster Mlllnirn Co.. Props.. P.uf
fnlo, N. T
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CLOSING OUT
; Children’s Suits :
J from 4 to 15 years \
$1.50 to $4.00 |
; John Feyrer \
TAILOR
| Cor. Lane's Way and First Ave. '
| it makes'no difference how
Y ° .
I WET
You may be. Be sure and keep your feet I
DRY I
I here is only one stock of Footwear in
| * Nome and we have it
P. A. PETERSON SHOE CO. r
FRED W. PETERSON, Manager l
PWH $CW(1IC$<HMK#)KSi)K#)K#)K ♦3K>X#)K
GOAL AT LESS THAN GOST
BRIQUETS
Space now taken up by Briquets In our yards and warehoua.s will
be required for freight from firs steamers. For a limited tim. only,
to make room and Introduce to he Nome market
$16 PER TON IN YARD—$17 PER TON DELIVERED
JOHN d. SESNON CO.
THE NONPAREIL
SUCCESSORS TO M. D. SAMUELS. j
Spring Opening
Ladies Suits |
Ladies Dresses
Ladies Waists
Ladies Skirts
Ladies Coats
Ladies Hats
CHILDREN’S
PLAY SUITS, ROMPERS, HIDDY SUITS |
HIDDY BLOUSES, AND APRONS jlj
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