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HOLLYHURST EGGS
We now have some more of these well known eggs in stock. Shipjcd to
us uirect from the ranch. Every egg guaranteed. vVe agree to replace
every Holly hurst egg purchased from us and found to oe bad, by two good
ones.
Also now In Stock the Famous Go.den State liutter. put up in pickle.
Iund dry pack.
D. E. CROWLEY
RECEIVED PER STEAMER UMATILLA
Cauliflower, Green Peas, Celery, Rhubarb
Onions, Cabbage, Cherries, Bananas, Peaches,
Plums, Water flelons. Tomatoes, Cucumbers
head Lettuce
Moller’s Grocery
211 front Street Phone Main 86
FRENCH AVIATOR FLIES
ACROSS GERMANY
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Pacific News Service.
PARIS. July 21. A war office an
nouncement this evening heralds the
remarkable feat of a French military
aviator in flying over Germany and
all but reaching the Russian lines on
the eastern front before engine trou
ble compelled him to descend behind
tty Austrian lines where he was tak
en prisoner.
From the French line near the
Alsatian border, the aviator flew di
rectly across the heart of Germany,
crossing over Berlin en route, and
later set his course for the Russian
fi'ont below Brest - l.itovsk but was
(impelled to descend sixty miles west
f ll. ".ussian lines.
While passing over Berlin the avia
tor dropped a proclamation into the
city answeringf the German state
ment that the French were repeatedlj
fiiilty of attacking open towns and
killing women and children. The
proclamation pointed out that the avi
lt or was in a position to kill women
and children in the German capital
but refrained from doing so, being
cuitent to drop the message instead. ^
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U. S. WILL PURCHASE
DANISH WEST INDIES
Pacific News Service.
WASHINGTON, July 25.- Karlier
ri'iiorts that the administration is ne
gotiating with the Danish foreign of
fice for the purchase of the island
group lying immediately east of Porto
Itieo known as the Danish West In
dies, were confirmed by an announce
ment from the While House today
which states that the proposed pur
chase has been practically agreed up
on and the transfer of the islands will
probably take place in the near fu
t u re.
The negotiations for the purchase
of the island group have been going
on for over two years. Denmark at
lirst refused to consider offers to part
Mth the islands but' later negotia
tions resulted in an agreement to dis
cuss the matter. These in turn led
to direct negotiations with the above
n suit. The price agreed upon as pay*
. incut is twenty live million dollars.
The Danish islands comprise the isl
I i nds of St. John, St. Thomas, St.
I t’roix find several smaller islands.
REPORTED TREVINO
WILL BE RELIEVED
Pacific News Service.
1)1. PASO, July 25.- Reports from!
^Minoru, Mexico, state that General
Trevino is to be relieved despite the
recent announcement of Minister]
< thregon that he would bo retained at]
his post tis military commandant tit I
Chihuahua. The Sonora messages
state that the reason Obregon rescind
ed his earlier order removing Trevino
from command was due to the failure
of the defacto to find an immediate
successor. It is now stated that a
successor has been found in Governor
Cnhellero, of Tamaulipais and he will
succeed Trevino at an early date.
The Family Paper is the Name
•>iily Nugget.
NEWS MOTES
The Nome Chamber of Commerce
will hold its regular meeting at the
Igloo tomorrow evening.
Owing to t lie high surf, Thompson,
the Siberian trader, did not come
ashore from tiis ship. After lying in
the oiling for some hours, the vessel
proceeded to Sledge island to escape
the tossing waves.
owing to the strong sea running
along the front, the schooner Norah,
which was scheduled to sail for Mar
shal with freight and passengers yes
torday, did not get away. Tom Kel
li I and J. Costello will be passengers
lo the Yukon camp.
The new bridge over Snake river is
going forward nicely under the direc
tion of Hoad Commissioner Dan
Jones. The first panel of the struc
ture is now pretty well along, and the
remainder is being pushed to comple
tion as rapidly as possible.
The Democratic Club will hold a
meeting Thursday evening at the of
fice of Attorney Grigsby for the pur
pose of making final preparations for
the reception of democratic nominee
for Alaska delegate Sulzer and also
lo hold election of officers for the
ensuing term. The meeting is called
for 8:30.
The marshal’s office has received
inquiries concerning the whereabouts
of Herman Brown and Nicholas Orht.
The former is supposed to have ex
tensive mining interests in this sec
tion, Anyone knowing anything con
cerning the whereabouts of those men
will kindh communicate with the
marshal.
The I'nited States Chamber of Com
merce has notified the local commer
cial body that the application for
membership sent in by the Nome
Chamber of Commerce is receiving
consideration and its acceptance will
lie signified in the near future if
found satisfactory. Association with
in I'nited States chamber will un
it.mindly prove of great assistance to
I he local chamber, especially in tile
matter of securing the attention of
Hu Washington authorities in spe
cial cases affecting I he interests of
ibis section.
It is stated that Messrs, Hutchin
son and Tunstad, who are associated
with A. C. Stewart in the ground near
Boulder creek which is reported to
have developed some remarkable gold
values, will arrive in Nome on the
j 1 earner I'matilla and will commence
•he preparation of gfians for future
development of the ground. This sec
tion of the Snake river valley bids
fan to soon become of unusual prom
ie. nee. The Dakota-Alaska Mining
Company ground, which lies a short
distance from the Stewart ground is
high grade and also contains a quartz
ledge containing some excellent val
ifi s or. which development work is
now being done. A New York outfit
is also reported drilling on a consid
erable tract of land a short distance
■ ■ ]> the river.
Tonight Ituth Roland makes her first
appearance to the Nome public ns a
star in the Gold Rooster feature,
"Comrade John.” at the Dream to
night. This five part drama deals with
a new cult, controlled by Stein, a
fakir. Ruth Roland, as Cynthia is
bunked into joining this new cult
hut after many thrilling episodes is
' rescued by Chance, the builder of the
new community houses and temple.
William Elliott, the famous Broad
way star, lias the stellar role of Chance,
the builder. One of the most thrilling
tire scenes ever depicted, is shown,
when the angry members of the new
i-ull, find they have been swindled and
burn the temple.
The Belvedere pulled out to the
westward today, but whether for
Sledge island or the north Is not def
.nitely known.
The case of Belleview vs. Witten
berg is before the district court to
day. The action is an outgrowth of
certain bankrupt proceedings involv- i
ing the defendant some time ago. |
Reports from Candle today say that
a bail storm is blowing on Kotzebue
sound and has caused a tie up of the
Silver Wave at Peering. The present
whereabouts of the Arctic is un
known but as the vessel is supposed
to be well on her return by this time,
it is probable that she is at Teller.
A man named John Star was
brought to town by Marshal Jordan
from the Bluff section yesterday and
charged with threatening with a dan
gerous weapon. It is alleged that
tlie prisoner thentened to shoot up a
parti who commenced work on the
beach in front of the Star cabin.
The Valdez returned to the road
stead from St. Michael and Solomon
last evening and is now discharging
cargo.. It is reported that the much
discussed auto wheels were landed to
day Imt nothing litis been heard of
the Brower horse and the animal may
still continue a prolific source of dis
cussion.
A wire from Chas. A. Sulzer, the
i democratic nominee for delegate to
congress, received by M. O. Solberg
lodai states that the former will be
at SI. Michael tomorrow and will
come to Nome as soon as a means of
transportation can lie secured. The
telegram was dated at Kotlik, a few
miles up the river.
Owing to finding a large number
of passengers desiring to make the
trip to Marshal, Capt. Heckla has de
cided that he will have to employ a
larger vessel in order to get them all
over in one trip as the little Norah
is altogether too small. Today he is
engaged in trying to charter one of
two available vessels. It is said that
%
there are (fifteen or twenty people
who wish transportation to the Yukon
camp.
R. B. Zehner, the pioneer jeweler,
will close his establishment on Sat
urday and will leave on the Umatilla
for the outside with the expectation
of engaging in business elsewhere. In
the meantime, .Mr. Zehner states, the
remainder of his stock of high class
goods will be literally sacrificed, thus
affording Nomeltes to secure jewelry
and cut glass at prices heretofore un
heard of in Nome. The Zehner store
is one of the oldest establishments in
Nonjo having been in existence six
teen years and one month today.
Road Commissioner Jones states
that the largest single apportionment
of the funds alloted for road work in
! this district will be devoted to the
i Council road, from Nome to Council.
YOUR LAST CHANCE
TO GET WATCHES, JEWELERY, SILVERWARE, ETC.,
AT BARGAIN PRICES
OUR STORE WILL CLOSE SATURDAY JULY 29TH
DON’T MISS THIS LAST CHANCE
R.B.
Store building and fixtures for sale.
Just Received a New Line of i j
CORDUROY KIMONAS
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAN BROS, j
About one third of the funds so fur
set aside will ho employed on this
alone anil is expected to complete
the road in good shape. Considerable
work will also be done on the various
roads immediately in the vicinity of
Nome and a large portion of the ap
propriation will go to this purpose.
Some work will also be done on the
road to Boulder creek and something
like live thousand dollars will be ex
pended on the road from Davidson’s
handing to Taylor creek. About half
of the money allowed the division will
tie spent within a few miles of Nome.
It is also the intention to do some
much needed work in the Candle sec
tion and Galen Fry is now in that
section to oversee operations.
WANTED
Have the Daily Nugget do your
.loli Printing Iteasonable rates as
sured.
DREAM THEATER.
NANCE O’NEIL,
one of the world's
most famous and
popular actresses
will make her de
but Wednesday
Thursday nights
at the Dream
theater. As the
wife in Kreutza
Sonata, assisted
by Theda Bara
and William Shay
she does the greatest acting ever
seen in Nome.
WEATHER REPORT.
July 24, 1916.
Temperature -Max., 60; min. 44.
Harometer—30.1 S Inches.
Weather—Cloudy.
Wind—SW„ 5 miles per hour.
\y 10 riUNT EVERYTHING NUGGET
Professional Cards
Dr. A. F. Heimlich
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office and Residence.
OVER HILL’S PHARMACY.
Office houra: 2-5 and 7-8 p. m.
Phone Main 7.
NOTICE
1
Ladies* Hats, large and small.
ii
Shirt Waists, Skirts and Stamped
loods.
I>. M. <\ Thread.
i
Plosing nut all ' House Dreses at
i
• .'»<• to $’2.ini each, size 34 to 40|
i
A few odd sizes in Phlldrm’s
, i
Dresses, 50c to $1.00.
MRS. J. VVANdER
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Second nve . opposite Dour!house.
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Hioress Prices I
Pacs $5.50 Boots $10.00
With the boats come the outside prices and our advice to our patrons
| is to buy at present all there ne»*ds for ilie season as ail new goods coining
in will be higher than ever before. (Thin applies to any article made of doth,
rubber or leather) j
P. A. Peterson Shoe Co. |
Before Next Baking Day
WE WOULD LIKE YOU TO TRY
OCCIDENT FLOOR IT OUR RISK
IF IT DOESN'T GIVE YOU BETTER BAKING, PLEASE YOU IN
EVERY WAY BETTER THAN ANY OTHER FLOUR—YOU
GET YOUR MONEY BACK WITHOUT ARGUMENT. LET US j
SEND YOU A SACK OF OCCIDENT TODAY.
G. P. GOGGIN aSSiS
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I THE NONPAREIL
I JUST RECEIVED
| NEW [SKIRTS NEW HOSIERY |
NEW UNDERWEAR |
X AI/inTA I'l the neater sty lea tor street wear. Black, white (l[
15 XM IK and colors, Serges, Poplins, Granite Cloth, Taffeta j.l
wlllll I W f tlks and Satl.is. l]l
I? llAAIPnif The celebrated "Onyx” orand. None better. Latest j?
|s Ul|v|[*t#y Ni-w York styles in Silk and Lisle Novelties. Black <j|
IIUUILII I und white Silk and Lisle and Cotton. jlj
imnUDUICAD T> Werode” Brand, the best American made un- A
's URULnntHn- in lTnl°n Suits and seperate garments. jij
| ALL MODERATELY PRICED
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