ANNOUNCEMENT
To The
New Comers
OF OUR CAMP
You nuiy have heard of shortages in Nome last winter, and perhaps
you are anxious to secure yaur next winter's supplies. We will gladly
accept your orders, now, for Fall delivery, on a very small margin of
profit; but we want to assure you that it is not necessary for you to
look so far ahead.
From past records you will learn that OUR CUSTOMERS have
always been supplied with their wants, EVEN IN TIMES OF SHORTAGE
WITHOUT A.NK CENT’S ADVANCE IN PRICES. It has been unneces- j
sary for them to order their supplies, several months ahead.
You pay the same price at Lehmann's at
Christmas time or next Spring, as you do
when the goods arrive in the Fall, and
that the price is uniformly the lowest.
Our stock of general merchandise is the largest and most complete
on Seward Peninsula. We represent some of the best houses on the
coast and middle west. Our prices are guaranteed to be the lowest. “IN
FACT," we set the price for our community; others may follow.
Tl THE TRADE IH GENERAL
S. & W. FIND PRODUCTS
The S. & W. label has always been r*-cognised as an emblem of
unsurpassed quality, and we are pleased to announce that Sussman,
Wormser & Company of San Francisco, have awarded us with the agency
for all their products put up under the 8. & W. label.
All our customers an* familiar with the high standard of quality of
these goods and will be pleased to learn that from now on our varieties
of 8. & W. goods will be considerable more extensive than heretofore.
Many new items have been added to the line, and a visit to our f
store will convince you that, although you are far from the green pastures
of the great Outside; you can obtain, for your table, practically all varie
ties of everything grown, as fresh and palatable as if you picked them out
of your own garden.
For the benefit of those who are wWy to do their shopping before
six o'clock daring the week, we will keep open 8aturdny night’s until ^
P. JR. during the summer months. *
THORULF LEHMANN
LOCAL NEWS
POITKTH OP JULY TO BE
< HLEBRATKD IN NOME
The Fourth of July at Nome will
b<- celebrated in a patriotic manner
under the auspices of the American
Legion. The program and arrange
ments are being shaped by Captain
Thomas A. Ross of the U. S. Coast
Guard Station. Capt. Ross promises
a program that will be equal to if
not exeelline any that has been wit
nessed in Nome for some time.
The Nome City Council and the
American Legion are both assisting
with donations in the forthcoming
celebration which should be enjoy
ed by every one attending the evqpt
that day.
MAIL MOVEMENT TO OUTSIDE
Next majls for the outside by way
of St. Michael and the Yukon river
will close at 5 p. m.. July 2nd. ac
cording to information received
from the postofflce.
NEW STORE TO OPEN
AT TELLER
T. A. Peterson owner of the Tel
ler Lighterage Company, has bought
the old Northwestern Commercial
Company buildings at Teller, and
intends to open a General Merchan
dise store at that place very soon
according to word received from Mr.
Peterson this week.
LONG DELAYED MAIL
ARRIVES IN NOME
The arrival of the Virginia from
St. Michael and way points brought
five tons of mail that has been ac
cumulating at Unalakleet for the
last six months. The Virginia did
not/ bring any passengers or freight
on account of her hull not being
inspected yet by Government in
spectors and her owners did not
wish to carry passengers until this
has been accomplished.
SURVEY PARTY TO LEAVE
FOR NORTH SOON
Twelve of the members of the
Geological Survey party under the
command of Mr. Paige will leave
shortly for their trip north on the
Arctic, the Leibes Co. trading schoo
ner. Mr. Liebes states that just as
soon as the weather will permit the
Arctic will sail on her cruise to the
found guii/tv in
(DMMISHIONRR'S COURT
In the case of the U. S. vs. Alex.
Peterson, on a charge of assault
and battery, a verdict of guilty was
returned by the jury which was only
out about an hour, and a sentence
ot three months in jail and a fine of
one hundred and fifty dollar* was
imposed by Commissioner Charles
Thornton in the Commissioners
Court at Nome this week.
DISTRICT COURT NOTES
The District Court convened on
Saturday June 23rd and the follow
ing cases were placed on the calen
der for trial:
The U. 8. vs. Oren*off charged
with manslaughter. Set for retrial
on July 23rd.
In the case of the U. S. vs. Cath
erine Ashworth arrested on a liquor
charge, the court read the follow
ing opinion: Motion to return pro
perty overruled. Hugh O’Neil At
torney for the defense reserved an
exception, and upon motidn of Fred
Harrison U. S. District Attorney,
the case was set for hearing during
the regular term of the District
There were other cases disposed
of and stricken from the calander
which were of no consequence hence
no mention of them will be made,
the Court then adjourned until II
A. M. Saturday June 30.
ANTICIPATE YOUR HEATING
PROBLEMS
The Ideal ARCOLA Satisfies
Your Home Needs
Consult Us for ESTIMATES
LOMEN BROS
AGENTS
ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE PUBLIC
Our shipment of Ladles ud Children's Merchandise > ^ on
display. Before doing any purchasing we taritc yon U» look over
our stock.
With every purchase for a child a balloon given free.
We also have a complete line in onr Mfeu> Department.
^ We specialise in suitcases and grips.\^he dnust north of
JACK SEIDESVERG
WITH THE $ S. VICTORIA
AND S. S. BUFORO
WE HAVE REC EIVED THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE
STOCK OF GROCERIES IN NOME.
WE DEAL EXCLUSIVELY IN
GROCERIES
WHOLESALE - RETAIL
OUR K.VTIKK ATTENTION IS DEVOTED TO GIVE YOU JUST
WHAT YOU WANT. WHEN YOU WANT IT, AT All TIMES
WE GUARANTEE OUR PRIC ES TO BE THE LOWEST IN NOME
CONSISTENT WITH QUALITY.
PRACTICE ECONOMY, OBTAIN SATISFACTION BY TRADING AT
A.P0LET
HARBOll WORK TO
BEGIN SOON
According to Engtneer Smith who
is in charge of the Harbor here at
Nome, an extension of one hundred
and fifty feet will be added to the
east side of the revetment. The
work of repairing the part of the
Jetty that was broken recently, will
be completed Just as soon as weath
et conditions permit.
Piles will be driven at the end of
the broken Jetty and the end so
fastened down that the piling will
afford protection from the ice in the
ROAI) COMMISSION MAKING
MANY REPAIRS
The large wagon bridge across
Snake river near Belmont point is
undergoing repairs at the hands of
the Road Commission. On account
01 the frost raising the piling sup
porting the bridge during the win
ter months it is necessary to saw off
five feet from the tops of the piling
on one side in order to bring the
bridge back to the former condition.
E. Gibbs with a crew of four men
is doing the work on this bridge,
and owing to the fact that the
bridge has to be let down gradually
with Jacks placed underneath, traf
fic is necessarily held up during the
time that the lowering is taking
MAIIX FOR THE OUTSIDE.
Mails for the outside by the way
of St. Michael, Yukon River and
the Government Railroad will leave
Nome every Tuesday morning con
necting at St. Michael with the Yu
kon mail steamer leaving Thursday.
FOR SALE
Racine Cabinet Bath—Cake your
steam Turkish Bath in your parlor.
In first class order, complete, cost
$84.00. Will seU cheap. Inquire
at Nugget Office.
FANCY CHOCOLATES
BY THE BOX
AT THE NEVADA
HENRY BURGH, Proprietor
E. L. HOLT
HARDWARE
Hardware—Wholesale and Retail.
Just Received
new way <m on, burner—
Latest, and best, turns down like a
lamp and is guaranteed.
Full line of Lange Stoves and
LARGE CROCKS,
SAVORY ROASTERS
Ijarge selection of new goods.
HOLT’S NEW STORK
Telephone Main 11.
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! BAHLKES’ I
• RESTAURANT;
* Open from M
* 7 A. M. lo 7 P. M. W
* ■ .SPECIAL DINNER FROM *
* I P. M. to 7 P. M. »
skemeskeesseess
SNAKE RIVER
GROCERY
B. E. ADAMS
New Stork of Staple Grocer
ies, Cigars, Tobacco and
CANDIES.
FRESH BREAD
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Armyjoods
(RECEIVED ON LAST BOAT)
NEW ARMY PANTS .95.00
RECLAIMED ARMY PANTS . fa 09
MV ARMY SHIRTS.90JM
RECLAIMED ARMY RAIN COATS. .... .... OSAO
IHUBflD ARMY' BLANKETS.99.95
ALSO A LARGE STOCK OS' CANVAS GLOVES AT COR.
TIE >. E. CROWLEY OROCEIY GO. IIG.
R. B. JULIAN Manager ?