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The public are cordially invited, to call at our store, Friday or Sat- i
urday afternoon, between the hours of two and six, and partake of some
delicious refreshments, consisting of M. J. B. COFFEE, cakes and candy.
Misses Holly Jones and Alice Peterson, will act as hostesses on this
occcsien. So you may be assured of a pleasant reception, and a dainty
luncheon. Please call, you will confer a favor by doing so.
I H E. CROWLEY |
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FOR BARGAINS.
See children's Dresses at 50c to $1.
House Dresses from $1.00 up. Just a
few Ladies Tailored Suits going at
cost.
Great reduction in Hats.
D. M. C. Thread and Stamped Goods.
MRS. J. WANGER,
Second Avenue Opp. Court House
WEATHER REPORT.
Nome, Alaska, July 27. 1015.
Barometer—30.16 inches.
Temperature—Max. 54, Min. 46.
Weather—Cloudy.
Wind—South S miles per hour.
Precipitation—06 Inch water.
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i f v ii ir u'.lling out. It is the con
fiiii in ■ our scalp.
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JRS2£isk Hair Tonic
will destroy tr ■ germ which is the cause
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Butler, Mauro A. Co.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
TRUE ECONOMY IS ALWAYS
FIRST IN MIND. THEREFORE WE
ARE GOING TO GIVE YOU AN C*!»
PORTUNITY TO EXERCISE IT BY,
OFFERING A SPECIAL FEATURE!
THE VERY BEST POTATOES IN
THE MARKET AT $3.50 PER CRATE
OF 100 LBS. WHILE THEY LAST.
GET BUSY NOW AND DON’T BE
DISAPPOINTED IN COMING IN
WHEN THE STOCK IS EXHAUST-I
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TATOES ARE GUARANTEED WITH'
THE SAME GILT EDGE GUARAN
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G. P. GOGGIN’S
The Quality Store.
NEWS NOTES
Municipal Magistrate Grimm as
sessed a man named Samuelson the
sum of fifteen dollars yesterday after
noon for disturbing the peace of one
Sarah Olson. According to the evi
dence Samuelson had cast sundry and
divers aspersions on the lady’s char
acter and had also threatened her with
bodily injury.
•Tack Dougins paid the District court
the sum of three hundred dollars yes
terday afternoon, the same being the
i
amount of the fine imposed In connec
tion with his recent conviction on the
charge of gamhling. The court costs
are still in abeyance and the court
consented to allow Douglas more time
to raise the stipulated sum.
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The case of Sturtevant et al vs
Chagnon et at continued to occupy th ■
attention of the District court through
out the day yesterday and from pre
sent appearances may not be concluded
before tomorrow. A considerable num
ber of witnesses have been examined
with more in prospect. The ease is
said to he somewhat complicated.
It appears from the reports that
there is a deal of petty pilfering going
on in the city since the opening of na
vigation indicating that some rather
undesirable citizens arrived on the out
side boats. So far nothing of any con
siderable importance or value has been
reported missing but a considerable
number of people have lost articles of
minor value and particularly loose
dumber which has been left unguarded.
The schooner Diamond L. which ar
rived from Siberia yesterday reports
having met the Russian steamer Kol
yma and found the erew in a very ser
ious condition from scurvy, nearly
every member being more or less af
flicted with that malady. At the time
of meeting several were In a precarious
condition and not expected to live.
Those aboard the Diamond K gave the
unfortunates practically everything
they had in the line of provisions and
in so doing were forced to curtail their
trip which is said to have been but
moderately successful. The vessel
|proceeded as far North as Point ITnl
,in in and encountered the schooner
ogaltk engaged in walrus hunting
along the opposite coast.
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"In the Bishop's Carriage" featuring
beautiful Mary Bickford will be shown
at the Bream tonight. It is a drama
of the underworld dramatized from the
book of that name. All the thrilling
incidents of the play and hook, have
been utilized in making this master
piece. Miss Bickford, starting ns an
inmate of a charity house, then a
pickpocket Anally becomes a star in
a theatrical career # There are parts of
the story that might have been avoid
ed but tp bring out the strong morn!
were necessary. Three shows 7. S: 30
10 p. m. and the popular price 25 cent:
will prevail.
It is a night of big laughs at the
Ragle hall movies, tonight the pro
gram consisting of three farce come
dies, all Universal films and not a dull
moment throughout the show, somethin':
doing every minute. Universal Ik
getting a line on his wife is very amus
ing and produces some awkward situa
tions for both Ike and the old woman
Pearl White as Rose in "My Prudder
Sylvest,” Is some organ grinder and
the laughable skit “Tom’s Choice" is
one of the many clever productions h
that exceedingly clever authoress and
actress. Miss Orace Cunard. Prof
Rourret will furnish the music and
the usual price of admission of twentv
five cents will prevail. The hall will
he heated and made pleasantly com
fortable for all who attend.
A communication from the depart
ment of commerce in relation to the
•shipment of live fur hearing animals
from the territory, which alters or sets
aside all nearly previous rulings of th
department in this relation, has been
received by Mr, R. Wr. J. Reed, of the
local customs house. According to the
new ruling many of the previous re
strictions tire removed and live animals
can be shipped with out the many for
malities previously demanded. At pres
ent no permits nor affidavits as to the
raising of the animals are required and
the inspection of same is also dispens
ed with. The department demands that
the class of animal and information ns
to whether it is ranch or wild bred be
given, but otherwise all of the red tape
attending the shipment of live animals
is dropped. The new ruling went Into
effect June 1.
After calming down for a few hours
last night, the heavy surf which has
prevailed for the past week commenc
ed to get a move on again during the
night and is now rolling with unabat
ed vigor. Traffic is suspended both
ways along the coast and the roadstead
is clear of vessels.
The schooner Ram sailed for the Kit
tle Diomede island yesto-day morning
for the purpose of bringing down
Kesunga, a chief of the Diomede na
tives wl-.o is a part owner in the ves
sel. It is stated that Kesunga is a
man of considerable substance and is a
very progressiva native.
The 3teamer Corwin got away for the
north early last evening, after taking
on a few additional supplies for the
voyage, hut later returned to the road
stead having forgotten some of the es
sentials, which had some how got io3t
in the shuffle while the vessel was be
ing loaded. After securing the missing
articles the vessel again sailed some
time this morning.
The steamship Senator, according to
the local agents, should arrive Friday.
It is stated that the report received
day before yesterday to the effect that
he vessel was at that time l,02f> miles
from Nome was probably an error and
he message probably meant that the
vessel was that Car from Seattle not
from Nome. This is indicated by a
comparison with the report received
yesterday which stated that the vessel'
was 371 miles south of the pass. The
agents figure that the Senator went
through the pass this morning.
A. L. Keene, H. D. Longfellow and
C. W. Thornton filed suit in the district
court yesterday afternoon against the
rctlc Development Company a cor
poration. The complaint alleges that
the plaintiffs are the owners of a cer
tain piece of mining ground known as
the “F” association claim which is sit
uated cn Arctic croek, and from which
it is claimed that they were ousted
by the defendant corporation. The
court is asked to grant possession and
damages In the sum of five thousand
dollars. George Grigsby represents the
plaintiffs.
! COSSACK MASSACRE
JEWS AT BRODY
German Press Service.
BERLIN, via Sayville, July 28.—
Vienna reports state that Cossock
massacres of the most terrible nature
have occurred at Brody since the In
vestment of that city by the Austrians
and hundreds of Jews have fallen vic
tims of the savage soldiery. In addi
tion to murder and rapine the Cossacks
have destroyed the synagogues and
j other buildings belonging to the Jews.
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U. S. SENDS CRUISER TO
PORT AU PRINCE
A. P. A. Service.
WASHINGTON, July 28.—The Am
erican cruiser Washington in command
of Rear Admiral Caperton and with
eight hundred marines and blue jack
ets aboard sailed for Port au Prince
today to asslts in protecting the lives
of Americans and other foreigners dur
ing the present disturbances.
Don’t fail to attend the musicals and
dance, Saturday night, at Eagle Hall.
Admission $1.00.
Chickens 50o per pounj; also some
nice fryers. Eggs 75o per dozen. Geo.
Prosser- ahana Black 5.
Largo assortment of latest Victor
Records and Victrolas received on
steamer La Touche. Lomen Bros.
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D. E. CROWLEY l
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2 Friday Afternoon July 30th £
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2 Saturday Afternoon July 31st £
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J Everyone in Nome is invited to have a cup of the *
2 finest coffee put up, regardless of brand or price 5
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2 Packed and Guaranteed by M. J. Brandenstein & Co. 5
People Ask Us
What is the best laxative? Years of
experience in selling all kinds leads us
to always recommend
. 5texagfcOicleigie&.
' as the safest, surest and most satisfac
t tory. Sold only by us, 10 cents.
Butler, IVUuro & Co.
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THE BISHOPS CARRIAGE
Tonight Dream Theater.
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THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO CALL AND SEE OUR BRAND §
NEW UP-TO-THE-MINUTE LINE OF
LADIES AND GENTS FURNISHINGS 1
! OUR STOCK SELECTED BY ONE WHO KNOWS FROM ■
MANY YEARS EXPERIENCE THE INDIVIDUAL REQUIRE- 4
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NEW STORE OPPOSITE INDUSTRIAL WORKER OFFICE.
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CLASSY FOOTWEAR
RIGHT PRICES
We have recently received over 200 cases (about 40
tons) of the best Footwear that could be procured in the
pastern markets. Our lines comprise everything neces
sary for Men, Women and Chlldred.
UP-TO-DATE SHOE HOSPITAL IN CONNECTION.
P. A. PETERSON SHOE €0.
FRED W. PETERSON, Manager
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