\ HOLLYHURST EGGS |
jIi Wr now have some more of these well known eggs in stork. Shipped to M
H| us din t from the ranch Every egg guaranteed *Ve agree to replace H
HI ev« r\ llollyhursi egg purchased from us and found to oe bad, by two good |
Also now in stock the Famous Col den State Butter, put up in pickle.
HI and dry pack
| D. E. CROWLEY
NEWS NOTES *
The I’ l.x' i c ame up t'roin Solomon short
l> afternoon today.
I)r Arnold and family are »x pee ted lo
arrive tn r within a few days after
completing tin journey down tin Yukon
The eity council will hold a special
meeting at the city hall tonight In me
en eiit that a «ttiururn ran be obtained.
Chester, tin* Chinik anti Dime creek1
stoic keeper, is reported to have loaded
two small sehooneis with supplies tor his1
I Mine cl i c k store and they an- now on
tn.-ir way up tin Kovuk
It- l"cui agents of the Pacific Coast1
Steamship Company are expecting th* *
i matilta to arrive tn the roadstead about
Saturday morning. The Victoria is due*
10 arrive on the eleventh.
Reports reaching Solomon from th*
Casadepaga say that the work of n -
1 'list ru* ting the- Moody Mining Com
pin' dredge will commence about July
• Pin machine was landed on the
ground during the winter. Tin- dredge1
will work on ('anyon ereek
Reports from Council say that a new*
dredge will probably be installed in tile
Council section next year in ti event
cl certain ground in which Chas. Spcn*
* * * i is inu*restecl turning out as well as
aniK ipated. The giound is locate d on
!*a>» i i ic • k. a tributary of Melsing. Mi.
spent*! i will do eonsiderabie prospecting
during tin- simmer with a view to plac
ing a dredge* thereon.
•'he old Kimball dredge on Solomon
rivet started operations on July J and
*he machine erected during the spring
will probably start within a few days
Tin Klowc rs dredge, formerly known as
ii" Klodine dredge-, has been success
: Mb' He*.ite «l and is now being repaired
preparatory to starting up. This ma
i
him- is also e Xperte-d to he* in operation
short l.v
I our of the Couneil City dredges are
'
r* the Ip lift, tin* Oro, Warm ereek
;,ne| Him- Goose The latter boat is not
hindered by adverse mining conditions
,s 'i* th»* others but is having now
011 burne r e ngines installed The North
Light Flume tuul Blue Goose ma
l ines are working steadily The Flume
hedge on Crooked creek started up yes
< iv.ay morning.
The Silver Wave pulled out tor Kutze
• ue sound last evening about eleven
o'clock, carrying a large number of pas
<* tigers in addition to much freight and
the nutii. The vessel will stop at all
^ iv points eii route. Reports from Can
he toda> say that tin* ice is reported
ft the coast at Keewalik anil the ves
s. I will probabK have no difficulty in
< aching Kotzebue sound unless stopped
•y adverse ice conditions fanhei tu the
west.
Reports from Council say that the jury
drawing here yesterdu* lias not been
i*« ceived with much good humor over
Ja ie as the seven members drawn from
hat section are all very busy at the
nresent time and in almost every in
<!.in»e me call to come to Nome has
worked a considerable hardship. Several
»i the talesmen are the managers of
different enterprises which are just now
*• the height of their busiest periods
■hid others are just commencing on va
nms jobs which they will probably lH
•mpHi.d to give uf> as a result of tie
call.
Another example of the way stories
grow, is furnished by u letter received
b> Mr Shaughr-essy of Solomon from
outside business firm stating that the
i port was current on the outside that
• > u n <* i t City was wiped off the map
d .1 .ng the high water last spring. 'Pin
was apparently much preturbed over
• ** Lict that several of its customers
arc located in the inland city and asked
o r details as to the extent of the d.un
ai;<- and the ability of the Council cus
tomers to recover from the alleged dis
aster.
Not to be outdone by even the metro
polis. Solomon held a big Fourth of July
h bration which was participated in by
to arly every one in that section. Games
w« re played, including a baseball game
between a mixed team of ladies and
gentlemen and a native team. The native
members of the community also display
ed their prowess in native games. A
b at lire of the celebration was .t greased
pole climb which furnished much amuse
meni to both whites and natives The
l*n|e was about forty teet high but was
dually ngottated by one of the natives,
i hi re wet**- quite a number of visitors
n Solomon for the occasion and all on
toyed themselves huge]v.
Tin schooner Rain is being lo.oh d for
a trip to Dime creek. The vessel has
secured contracts for carrying a cutisid
• ruble quantity of freight and will also
tak* a numin i of passengers toi eu*t
coast points Those who have so fur
aimoini* ed their intention of taking pas
... on tin schooner nr. Dan McDonald
tin I him storekeeper, who is returning
home aftei a "business trip to the city,
and II Darrah, who is going as far as
< lunik The vessel will probably get
awa\ som* time this evening.
I
, I’osunaster Bakke informs tlte Nugget
i at it is m error in a statement in yes
terday's issue relative to the transmis
sion ot money to Furopc by the inter
national money order system in the de
gree that the order is not general and
that the amount stated is in excess of
the actual figure. The order applies only
:<• Norway, Sweden. Denmark and the
Netherlands as the other countries of
Furope have not he* ii placed under pos
al money order limitations with the
exceptions of Greece, Austria. Serbia,
Portugal and Bulgaria, for which no
<»rders will he issued. The amount that
will he received weekly from one person
tot* transmission to the four countries
hist named is on* hundred dollars and
not one thousand as inadvertantly stated.
Tonight will he the lust opportunity to
\ mess “The Nigger," at tin* Dream.
This wonderful production pleased a large
audience last night, many claiming it to
| " tin best dtama seen in Nome, Will
. mm Fat num as the new governor does
| some realistic work and acts the role to
| perfection. The seen** of the riot be
tween t In- blacks and whites, the sol
diers tn tlu- rescue and the other thril
ling situation, have not been overdrawn,
j but have been produced from actual hap
penings in tin* south. The scenes were
til taken in Georgia adding much to
j he grandeur of the scenery. First show
j >t 1 promptly.
Regardless <q how far Nome may he
h< hind ih* times in other respects, the
I town is assuredly not behind any other
i'i Alaska in the quality of the moving
picture displays The Dream is this
-a;miner showing every night some of
’ tin* highest class teat tires tl at have ap
pear'd during the past year in the big
i
I show houses of the outside. The pro
grams displayed so far are a decided treat
i*» in* movie going public. In addition
• t• * 11,*- select films shown since the ar
i rival *»t ilu- boats, the management have
> secured many other famous films, many
| "l which are standing attractions on llie*
J outside Win. Code, who secured the
| contracts ior this summer's presentations
while on the outside states that it is
the intention to show nothing but fea
tures during the season. Such master
p.e* . s of film art as Kleine’s production
"f Quo Vadis. eight parts; Julius Caesar,
six parts ;Spartacus. eight parts and the
' Kicine production ot Shakespeare's mag
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| lift cent tragedy Othello, will be produc
d within the next few weeks together
vt th numerous others featuring Pick ford.
I'heda Ham. t’haplin and .» host of other
• anions people
n K Masted, tne party who was ar
vsted several days ago because of, a
^t rung inclination to dance on every pos
sible occasion, was given a hearing in
me commissioner's court thi$ morning on
t charge of insanity und was later ud
nidged of unsound mind. The jur> eii
urged on tin- case recommended that the j
. i lends of tin* unfortunate man on the
.%utside he advised or ids condition
Masted claim to have a wife residing in
he state ot Washington but asserts that
ie has not heard from her in some
time. The man is said to be mildly un
balanced and displays little sign of a
severe form of dementia His complaint
s of a character which causes him to
ieel an exuberant joy in living and tin
-j'enerul aspects of lift* are agreeable* in
.very way. Me says himself that all
that is wrong with him Is that he is
too happy*'
NOTICE.
Midnight Sun Rebokah Lodge No. 3 and
\*iint Lodge No I O O. F. vn ill hold
•int installation Friday evening. July
at H o’clock.
Fur members only.
A COMMON FRKOR
i • S.utie Mistake Is M de by Many
Alaskan People.
it’s a common error.
| To plaster the aching back.
' To rub with liniment rheumatic ,
Joints. I
If the trouble comes from the kidneys. |
It’s time t<> use Doan's Kidney Pills.
Here is convincing proof of merit
P S. Kane. railroad engineer. 71:* |
Seventh St . Sacramento. Cal., says: "I
injured my back and was afterward sub- 1
.ted to a dull, tiresome ache across my
loins and in my kidneys The jarring
and jolting from riding on the engine
aggravated the trouble. It was hard for
me to get up after bending over, owing
to the pain and lameness in my back.
My feet and limbs swelled, which showed
that my kidneys were the cause of the
trouble. Doan's Kidney Pills gave nu
prompt relief, A box or two now and |
then keeps me feeling till right."
Price ",0e. at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan's I
Kidm > Pills tin* same that Mr Kate
had Foster-MIlburn Co.. Props.. IJufTalo. 1
N Y
SHOE REPAIRING
Have your shoes repaired NOW. I.ea-i
l her and supplies have advanced out j
side sky high and are hard to procure*
at any price. We are well supplied with I
materials and will not advance prices
until we are compelled to. Our work is
the very best that can be done.
P. A. PETERSON SHOE CO.
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For Good Things to Eat
SEE US
Moller’s Grocery
211 Front Street Phone Main 86
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SOME GOOD BUTTER NEWS.
WE WANT t Oil TO KNOW SOMETHING ABOUT OUR
i HERRV UREA MERY HUTTKR| !
«’herr\ i 'iv;im« ly lint t♦ r is a pure wholesome sweet pasteurized butter. It
is made in Snohomish County. Wash., which is the heart of tlie dairy
district in the state. We feel that Mbs butter is better than any creamery
butter that lias ev«-i been place d on this market. We are making the
price l-LV per pound for a short time only, in order to introduce this
high grade creamery butter.
We also handle the GOLDEN GLOW SI TTER
G. 1\ GOGGIN. The Quality Store
lont Spend Any More Money
For repairs, on that Jk TftU
old worn out |
When you can buy a new Waltham, Elgin or Hamilton Watch
at less than factory cost, in ladies or Men’s sizes.
See our window display
Rn TriniFD =
■ Dm MiJjDLmI MjR ———
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS—STORE CLOSES JULY I5TH.
I Store building and fixtures for sale.
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I Just Received a new line of latest
LADIES MIDDIES
In all sizes
Wool, Galatea and Crepe
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAN BROS,
Dream Theater
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
WILLIAM FARNUM
IN
A Five Part Soul Racking Drama
FIRST SHOW 7. SECOND 8:20
LAST 9:45
Adm. 25c.
HISS ALICE COONEY, Pianist.
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Ithe nonpareil!
I CLOSING OUT SALE j'
| NOW GOING ON j
I8 THE BIG RUSH FOR BARGAINS |
Still continues. New goods have been g
received by the last boats and are now g
ON SALE I
AT SACRIFICE PRICES |
new dresses new Waists New Coats I
§ $20.00 $ 2.00 $12.00 |
§ and up and up and up §
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