I Fresh Strawberries
In cold storage
10c per box
Orders must he placed in forenoon, for afternoon delivery
D. E. CROWLEY GROC. CO.
THE TIME HAS GOME
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If you think you need a spring medicine you should take it now.
A good blood purifier taken now may avert a future spell of sickness.
The following are reccommended:
CASCARA BARK
SASSAFRAS BARK
SULPHUR AND CREAM OF TARTAR,
SARSAPARILLA.
TWENTY FIVE CENTS PER PACKAGE.
FREE A BAR OF GOLD FREE
Also
A BANK ACCOUNT FREE
One chance on this with each 25c purchase.
Hill’s Pharmacy
Reliable Druggists.
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NEWS NOTES
Mrs. N. A. Kittelson has hern un
der the weather for the past week
hut is up and about again.
For the first time In the history of
the Rebekah order in Alaska, its mem
1 era marched in public at the funeral
of Carl M. Danielson held yesterday
tternoon. The members of the or
der turned out in full force to do honor
to the remains of their brother Odd
Fellow.
Tlie funeral of Robert S. Horn who
met his death whilst working in a
! shaft on the X. Y .7.. claim on Center
; creek Saturday afternoon last will
take place tomorrow afternoon at 2
| o’clock. The funeral arrangements
will be conducted by Anvil Lodge
j 140 a & F. M. of which the deceased
I was a member.
The iron market is all shot to pieces
i Mitre Rill Allan went to work for the
Miiska Mines. This little Scotchman
; tears into ribbons an average of half
a ton a day in the construction of the
! big dredger. In this he Is assisted by
his son Harold who wields the sledge
i in great shape.
Will Renney, Robert Renney anti
Mrs. Roper have decided not to come
I north this summer according to ad
vices received by Mrs. Shaughneasy
this week. Reports from this section
| of the Renney family state that all
I are doing well and can do much bet
| ter on the outside than in Alaska.
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Hugh t('Farrell is again under the
doctor’s care and he is not suffering
from the high cost of living. It is the
increased cost of potatoes which has
made this Hiberian run for cover and
if the spud market in New York does
rot improve Hugh is expected to have
■ ■ relapse. At the present time he is
doing well and has a top-surloin
staked out—to get even with when he
i- on his feet again.
Tin.-- is thi most delightful kind of
weather iii the world for rheumatism.
If there is any little ache or pair/ yon
have missed for some time :t should
lie here now. How delighted we are
to hear from them once again! How
about that potato cure? Judging fiom
the high cost of spuds right now, lots of
us will he packing them on our per
sons and not as a rheumatism cure
cither. Rheumatism is lots of fun for
those who never have it.
The Alaska Mines have over thirty
men at work on the Flat creek center.
The work of re-enforcing the dredge
is going on apace and much big tim
ber has been set in the hull. To al
low for further table room the deck
space has been 'increased five feet on
either side. The Brower drill is work
ing both itny and night and is making
good headway.
There Is a considerable money
shortage in the cilv today caused by
the city clerk losing the keys of the
city safe deposit. It hs improbable
that the clearings of the local banks
will on this account amount to more
than the collection at a winter morn
ing revival meeting. Wall street may
also feel the blow occasioned by the
loss. Eventually Jim Clark, the safe
wonder of the age—may be called in.
We again announce the fact that
II SOMETHING ABSOLUTELY NEW
v
Amocat corn on the cob per tin 90c
This canned corn is not what you know as
corn on cob. The corn canned under this brand is
called
Yellow Bantam Corn
A product of the State of Washington. Each
can contains not less then one dozen ears of this
yellow corn but in eating qualities is superior to
any other variety canned.
Ipolets Stores
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the Moonlight wate will soon be with
; us. Ed Johnson—the local manager—
j has been under the weather. And a
big break was discovered in the pipe
f.ne and several smaller ones, and the
weather t ightened up and some of the
pipes burst, and there are many har
rowing details to the water business
and you want to hear Ed Johnson teh
’em:
Pulling with dogs the heaviest load
which h'lt the trail this winter Chas.
Palquist and Joe Felder left for Safe
ty at 8 o’clock this morning. The load
was composed of one thousand pounds
of flour, two hundred pounds of vice
and ten cases of gasoline. This was
the bulk of the load but there were
several other packages as well. In
all seventeen dogs traveled right along
with over two thousand pounds of
freight and both men were Hiding in
the observation ear.
The May day festival of the Eagles
which was to Like place on May 12
and was postponed to the demise of
Carl M.. Danielson will he held on Sat
urday night next. The children will
feature in this entertainment and are
daily rehearsing their parts under the
watchful eye of Mrs. Bert Holden.
What with music, drilling, dancing
and singing the evening will he one to
he looked forward to.
You are at liberty to send all the
night messages you care to over the
wire to the great outside again. The
cable is up and the line is all clear
again. Hundreds of messages which
had accumulated whilst the wire was
out of commission have been sent on
their way rejoicing—though late. The
rates and conditions are just the same.
In order to give the local radio staff a
fair shake it would he better to file
your messages as early as possible
and no| wait until the last hour.
DREAM TONIGHT. "THE WALL
BETWEEN" REPEA ' ED
Francis X. Bushman and Beverely
Bayne will be starred tonight in the
great nulitan spectacle "The Wall
Between." They are surrounded by
an exceptionally strong supporting
cast as follows: Charles Prince, who
has appeared in more Metor produc- j
tlons than an\ other artist in this !
production, will be seen in a proml
net role. He was last seen in "The j
Turmoil.” "Emmy of Stork's Nest" j
and "Man and His Soul.” John Dav- ;
idson, who was also seen with Mr. ^
Bushman and Miss Bayne in "Man ■
md His Soul” is another capable mem
ber of "The Wall Between” cast. Then j
there is Edward Brennan, another
favorite with Metro and the luces
whose work will he remembered in
"Man and His Soul,” "Black Fear,”
and in support of Valli Valli in "The
Woman Pays.” Hunt's miss it. Tomor
row night H. B. Warner in the "Lost
Paradise,” the greatest picture on
labor and capital ever brought into the
territory. Five reels. Fsual prices.
FRENCH m FROM
WESTERN MR
International News Service.
WASHINGTON, May 14.—The
French commission have today return
ed from the west after what has been
pronounced the greatest tour that has
ever been made by representatives of
foreign countries in the United States.
During the trip they visited all the
cities of importance in the middle
west, and are loud in their praise of
the treatment accorded them every
step of the way, saying that such
hospitality is beyond the possibility of
reciprocation other than the treatment
ithat shall be given our soldier boys
when they cross over to France.
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RADICALS BLOW UP
, LABOR TEMPLE
KANSAS CITY, May 14.—Blown up
by plotters thought to be radicals, the
Missouri labor temple was destroyed
Sunday.
The explosion was most terrific, and
five people were* severely injured tnree
of whom were in the building and
the others were passing when tb^ bomb
went off, these were thrown to the
pavement and one suffered severely
from lacerations while the other has
a shoulder broken. The ones whj w to
inside the building fared worse as
they were caught by the fire which
followed and received severe burns,
although it is belived that all will live.
NOTICE.
For first class work ana prompt de
livery phone Main 161 and the Poo
pit’s laundry will send and get your
laundry. W. J. WILLIAMSON, Prop,
CARL M. DANIELSON IS
LAID TENDERLY TO REST
One of the largest funerals ever
seen in Nome took place yesterday
afternoon when hundreds turned out
to pay their last respects to the mor
tal remains of Carl M. Danielson who
lost his life through the results of
burns sustained whilst in the employ
of the Alttska Lighterage Co.
The funeral arrangements were
conducted by the Anvil Lodge 140 F.
A. M. whilst the Oddfellows, liebe
kas and Eagles marched in the pro
cession. The remainder of the mourn
ers followed in the wake of the vari
ous lodge members.
Services were conducted ut the Fed
erated church according to the Masonic
1'ite. Kev. (’arsons led in prayer. A
full choir was in attendance and Mrs.
David Runyon's rendering of "Beauti
ful Isle of Somewhere" impressed the
audience visibly.
After the ceremony the funeral pro
cession wended its way to the ceme
tery where the final respects were
paid and the body placed tenderly to
test in the Masonic vault.
Eggs $1.25 a dozen at Pros*er’s
Harness Shop. Phone Black 5.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
All Masons are requested to meet
at the Masonic Temple at 2 p. m.
Tuesday, May 15, to attend the funeral
of Brother Robert S. Horn. "Re
quested not to bring artificial flowers."
R. \V. J. REED,
Secretary.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.
All Order of the Eastern Star are
requested to meet at the Masonic
Temple at 1:10 Tuesday, May 15, to
attend the funeral of Rrother Robert
S. Horn. j
CORA T. MAYER, Secretary.
I CARD OF THANKS.
Mrs. C. M. Danielson for herself
and sons, Victor and Harold Daniel
son, wishes to thank all those
many friends whose kind assistance
and deep sympathy during the illness
and on the death of her husband she
so kneely appreciates. Unable to
thank them each and all individually,
she takes this opportunty of assur
ing them how deeply she feels their
sjmpathy in these hours of her sad
loss.
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