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Clover Leaf Faes and Boots
New Stock Arrived via Comet -All Sizes.
Chesterfield Clothes
'j'he Clothes of Merit, are Now on Display.
Full Fine of Gents' Furnishings Received
\Ye Aim it) Press the Iditurod People.
two stores f«f# Boas, The Clothier
DSSa Other Sue< essnr to M. l-'riedm in
i G d C t V’ Hw^.e of H: r‘, Scheffner & Marx and Chesterfield Cldlhes
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jf- v• t ■ .-f D3SK.AKET and
if 1 JL orJHiR c,TY
Sia::ii>i'diM*.s to the X<\v Strike can r*'ly on getting Nice Fre'.h Goods
: Very Reasonable Prices
Big Stocks, Standard Goods in Connection
$7.00
Per Case
I) mail] Mel’herson and K. A. Smith
returned from i '■ k river last week.
They report low-grade pay at the head
pi Hair y creek. :ii 1 prospects on three
r ; tig eiveks Tln ni'-elves and til
Mein’\ re were tie- only men in the
country last winter. Many people ifefl
1. el for leek and vicinity as soon as
the news reached that place. Neil
t'oiriyan. I!. A. Smith and Johnny tlie
Jap left for there ln.st Sunday.
•'The hist eve;1.'' is what patrons say
of the now spring-water shower baths
a: The Crosby baths. Caribou street.
SAFELY LANDED
BIG WOOD PILE
Camoron Moisant, tin' freighters
and wood contractors, have finished
running .'>.500 cords of wood down Ottei
crock, a distance of about eight miles,
and have it oiled safely on the bank
near Fiat City. Mr. Moisant says he
believes they did not lose a single stick
out of the whole shooting match. The
wood will be hauled to the \. (5. Co
power plant after the snow falls.
aliss Kosa .Murray, [he rial > uy
milliner, made a business trip to Jdit
tirod last Tuesday.
ALL FIRST-GRADE GOODS
THE LOWEST PRICES IN ID17AR0D \
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Sam 1 Mpplsbaum, \
Successor to Cheslev, Ryan & Kehoe ;
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CUT PRICES CUT PRICES \
Was Wow'
Single Driving Harness.$ 35.00 $25.00 <
'■ Express " 50.00 35,00 <
. 55.00 07,50 <
. 00.00 40.00 <
lKml»lt 'l earn Ihrness. 75,00 50,00 <
. 90.00 60,00 <
" ” . 100,00 05,00 <
. . 120.00 80.00 <
Hiding Saddles. 60.00 40,00 <
“ ~ “ . 50,00 35.00 <
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Marne Straps, Sweat Pads, Martingales, <^<3 1 n^r nfi«5
and al! Harness Supplies iui UStlli Uii <
VICTOR PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS <
AT SEATTLE PRICES J
Furniture, Carpels and Bedding. 20 P8T COOt. Off \
GASOLINE MANTLES AND GLOBES, <
S5.00 TO S7.DO DOZEN <
Steves, Ranges and Heaters. . 20 Per Cent. OffJ
Granite and White Enamel Ware. 20 POT CSflt. Off J
Wa also carry Drugs, Dishss, Hardw.vrs, Guns, Ammunition <
ar.d Sporting Goods i
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Houston, Tex., July n.— Lieut.
Call, of the United States regular
army, while making a flight in a
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i biplanes here yesterday drop] en
! from the machine end was instantly
killed._
j Ham Davies, manager of the Davies
I Clothing fobs branch store at Discov
ery, spent several days in this city the
i lirst of the week. In the meantime,
j Dave Krom is looking after the creek
store. _
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[Nome Nugget. June 1(1.]
It is now more evident than ever
that the cleanup lor the past winter
j was much greater than the cleanup
| for the preceding winter. The Vic
j toria and the Senator took to Seattle
| this year the sum of $254,620, and
| the full amount taken out last year
! for three ships was $328,000. A
visit to both of the hanks today
showed that boll) institutions have
j a lot mote gold on hand ready to
ship, while more is coming in all
I the time. In both offices the de
! duration was made that the amcunl
] of gold received this year is greater
than the amount received last year,
hut the season is so much later that
all the shipments could not be ruade
on the first two ships
Tom Doyle and I-.ugene \\ inter,
who are now he.e again, were
stampeders to Bolivia, hut they
j have might}’ little to say about the
tiip. To show what they were up
against Mr. Doyle says he and Mr.
Winter once had to haul a mule to
the lop of a cliff with ropes. Aftei
i working for an hour and a half the
; animal was got to the top. On
| landing there it was found that he
had been dead for an hour. At
least that is what Tom says.
Judge Murane instructed the
j clerk of court this morning to no
lity the bar that a petit jury will be
drawn next Saturday to appeal
July 14, when there will be a new
session of court. The distiict court
now conducts a general session
which runs throughout the year,
I and a jury is called when the need
irises.
! i'. A. Peterson filed suit yester
I day for divorce from Mrs. Lula 1).
] Peterson, and charges that the de
: fendant deserted him after five
lyeais cf married life. The com
plaint states that I he couple were
tnnuied at Council on January 5,
• 19 ’4, and that in August, 1909, she
deserted him.
Thirty-four head of horses arrived
Ion the Mackinaw. About half a
| dozen of them belong to W. S
I Roue, and are about the finest ani
mals in Alaaka.
Jack Raymond came up for trial
| today on the charge of having sent
jin a false fire alarm to the fiie de
partment last evening. He was
j fined $25, but the sentence was
! suspended.
That the number of men em
ployed on the dredges of Seward
I peninsula directly is about 5001s
j the estimate of men who a:e er
| gaged in the operations. Corey C.
I Brayton, general manager of the
I Shovel Cieek Gold Dredging Com
ipanv, figures the average number
1 of men working on each dredge to
j be about 12, and as the number of
j dredges is 40, the total is reached.
A much greater number work, of
i course, on some dredges than on
i others, but Mr. Brayton and others
| give the number state:! as a con
i servatlve guess.
Imperial Baths—Turkish, steam and
tub baths. Rooms in connection.
Maude Earle, Prop.
John I’akage, indicted for shooting,
Louis Ccrnve, plead guilty to the
charge before Judge Fuller in the dis
trict court ibis morning. He will re- ]
reive sentence at D:.‘10 o'clock next!
Wednesday morning, i’akage has been
in the federal jail since last December, j
In the case of to S vs. Waino Pun- j
tillo the district attorney objected to
the notice of appeal and undertaking1
upon appeal from the commissioner's
conrt to the district court. After hear- j
ing the district attorney and K. M. j
Stanton, for the, defendant, upon the
motion to dismiss the appeal, Judge
Fuller sustained the objections to the
undertaking upon appeal and tlie stay
bond, and gave defendant until next
Wednesday morning to file new under
takings.
A new appeal undertaking in the
ease of lr. S. vs. Hubert Cock burn was
presented to tho district court by the
defendant to comply with the order of
the court made yesterday. The district
attorney had interposed objections to
the undertaking, claiming it was do- j
fectlve and that the district court
would not acquire jurisdiction of the
appeal t a ken by Cockbura from the
commissioner's court. Therefore a new
undertaking was prepared and pro- 1
sonted this morning to overcome the
objections of the district attorney.
Ra-pers Neilson, while traveling
across the head of (’arihnu creek l;is’
week, found tlie remains of a silver
gray fox which he thinks must have
been shot some time during the past
winter. The fur was too far gone to
be of any value.
The Maltby residence, on upper Sec
ond avenue, has been greatly improved
in convenience ana appearance by the
building of an addition. Charley Maltby
was the supervising architect.
Bent .Tarres. who recently returned1
from Moore creek, was in town las?
Wednesday. Mi’. James lias entirely
recovered the use of his eye, which was
badly affected early this spring.
Du Rand's. Discovery -t Do place to eat j
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To clothe man in any Wearing Apparel known to the
trade. We only handle the good* that have a reputa
tion of merit. We have what the people want, and
nothing to experiment with.
Did You See Our PJobby Knit Scarfs?
A. J. WEISS, FLAT CITY
Sikv' to N. A*. JiilTo The llousr of Si t in-I *loch Clothing
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JUlA? i Liquor House<
HANDLES ONLY GnONU'.IES & ULLRICH’S WHISKIES <
“RSarquetlo, ”“Monogram”and “Gibson” Rye 5
20“Yoar=Old f^ade-siai Club Bourbon <
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BUDWESSER BEER <
SCOTCH CHAMPAGNE " \
Queen Arms Felu iim’s IMPORTED <
Black & While Clicquot ehni-ru pPrf i
De’.Var’s Special Pcmmery See « ChJ \
Thorns’ White Seal AiS Slid FOrtc-f <
Hili-Thompscn J
Imported VVIFsES City and Creek Orders <
Claret m"st earnestly suite- *
BRANDY Sauterne iied a ad promptly }
Hennessy Reisling tilitd, <
- Kartell Burgundy ' <
Oid California Tipo Chianti I it her by Lottie, Gal- <
Ion or Case Lots. j
White Rock Apoilinaris Waters j
ALL THE LEADING AND POPULAR CiCATiS IN THE MARKET \
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Nome, June 2.3.—Dr. J. J. Chambers was this week sentenced by!
Judge Schofield to four months in j.ill lor libel uttered against Judge C |
D. Murane. Dining the proceedings the defendant used some bad Ian- j
guage and refused to recognize the authoiity of the court, and was sen
tenced to io clays in jail for contempt. The libel is alleged in connec
tion with a document which the defendant filed in court some time ago.
In this document lie accused the judge of the district aourt of breach of
duty. Judge Murane himself was a witness in the commissioner’s court.
During the proceedings the deiendant used foul language to the prose
ecuting attorney, and also told the commissioner himself that he was
lying. Dr. Chambers is now serving the sentence for contempt but lias
appealed the libel sentence, and was released on bonds of $500.
Uain, which is most necessary and essential for the pros
perity of the camp, is in sight. The showers of the past fev
days have proved beyond a doubt that the real wet season i
at hand, and good times for everybody. For the rainy season
Women and fUIen’s Waterproof Goats,
New Gold Seal Boots,
High-Top 3no33,
Light Rubbers in AH Styles,
Umbrellas
We Garry 47U Soap
IM Forget \
Fresh Lovers Noble l
and Monarch Cigars, :
Star, Arcadia Mixture
end Oilier Tobaccos,!
calabash, Brier and
Assorted Pipes and
Pine Stems, Tobacco
Pooches, Snuff Boxes, :
Copenhagen Snuff, ;
Baa Playing Cards, l
Imperial, Pail Mall, ;
Phil Morris and <
Ramoses Cigarettes. j
Shoe Broshes and
Blacking, Fresh Softr
Drinks and Fruits.
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Rauches Keystone and Rough Rider
got in Sunday afternoon with light car
goes. This week they receiver a gen
eral overhauling at the hands of ship
carpenters.
The Reaver and Alaskan arrived on
Xucsday afu-rnoon.
Commodore Ira F. Wood arrived on
Tuesday afternoon from St. Michael
with his new launch, tlie Rrairie Bell,
recently launched at the seaport town.
The commodore was at the wheel, just
like .Jim Bludsuo stood at the wheel of
its famous namesake on the Mississippi
many years ajio, ready for any erne
i Efeney.
Launch Nancy Hell got in at noc
last Wednesday. Three |taxsen«;ei
were aboard. No mail.
J"hn ll'iiiioitn and Duncan Midi
made ;i business trip to Iditarod las
Tuesday.
An'li ny MiT> '11 i.11. I’for.dlnn, . i
(‘olosctuo and 1::'i Rees lei: fur ( T-ijij>’c
over the ridge trail iasl I'.iPsd.iy.
Ed Labell met v. i: h an acclilent las’
week while running a hoist for Char
ley Strunberg, on Otter ci a 1.. A
piece of steel flaw from the rabh and
struck him in the eye 1 >r. \Y >,,-.urum
removed '.lie particle, and Red A
ti'in^r the hoist again.
Red Rills broke the di :. o'one of
his hoists last Monday. It ra ised hut
a short delay, as the broken drum was
replaced by one from the old I.ipfe'tt
workings near by.
NEW RATES NOT EFFECTIVE YET
idimrod. .1 u'y 11. l!Utl.
Idilamd. Pioneer:
We desire to call ye"r at ton: Ion to
an error of statement in tie- editorial
column of your issue of .!nh by which
it was made to appear that a reduction
of telegraph tolls had gone into effect
on July 1 over the llres of the U. S.
Signal ( orps.
it was recently announced !h rough
the press that a lviucti -n would lie
made on the date nan: d. but We have
not been informed by the government
lines of any chai o s in rates, although
it i-, generally nndi-rs: 1 tint r« red
rates will he pu: . ,'o dig soon, .it the
event of whirl;, v.. will announce the
fact to the p .o.'c.
Wo have tlie ii formation, u!., f!;ci
ally. that the action of the government
in lids it.alter lias 1 -on delayed, owing
to clinic a! t ics in nr ..aging details with
the wire lines outside, and rate reduc
tions postponed until August 1, or pos
sibly later. Respect fully,
II. M. HAT I..
Mgr. Alaska Wireless Telegraph Co.
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