M. D. SAMUELS
OPEN EVENINGS
YOUR NEW SUIT
IS HERE
Come and see the new style models.
The Bristol, Berkley, Fifth ire., Arvon, Riverside and Rialto.
300 NEW PATTERN SUITS
JUST OPENED
Prices $20 to $SO
NOTE:—Special order suits have arrived at last. Come and see
them.
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
AND TOWN TOPICS
The Navajo took mail for Seattle
pud the outside yesterday.
Di. W. D’Arcy Chaee has been ao
pointed Commissioner of Health
the Second Division of the Territory
Of Alaska by Governor Strong res
in day. This position was created
fcy the first Alaska legislature
A nice little musicale was given at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
O'Neill in honor of Governor and
Mrs. Strong. Sunday p. m. from 2
till 5, at which the following musi
cians took part: Mrs. Barney
O'Riley, Mrs. Poteet, Mrs. Bornholdt,
Mrs. Jolis, Oscar Sundberg and
Ollie Bourette.
Chas. Pike who fell down a shaft
thirty feet on a claim whic he is
workiug is now in the Holy Cross
hospital with a broken shoulder
blade. The accident happened on
Thursday last. The shaft wherein
he fell was dug by himself. He was
rescued by a man who happened to
be at hand at the time the accident
happened.
The Hattie B. which arrive! ves
t-.rday morning brought down 'he
inspector of toilers and hulls and
their clerk. They tad been up in
Teller looking over the craft in
those waters. Buckley and Martin
who have been erecting a mission
house at Wales also returned on the
Hattie B. Three natives completed
the passenger list.
Jens Madsen who with his partners
is operating on the French bench,
Jess creek, arrived in town yester
day. Unlike the rest of the mining
operations on the Peninsula, Madsen
states that they have not been
troubled with any water shortage.
Most of the miners there after a
spell of ground sluicing have just
commenced to shovel in.
A smoker was given last night to
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Governor Strong by the Arctic
Brotherhood and it was excellently
attended. The reunion was a most
pleasant one in every way, and good
speeches, songs, etc., stimulated the
nest of feelings. Governor Strong
received a fine reception from the
Arctic brothers present, and the
good thin s provided were in ke3p
:r.g with the reputation of the
BrotM%rhood as hosts.
George Sykes, who himself often
prefers the familiar name of Yorkey,
denies point blank that the “frag
mentary sections” of the Nome un
terrified have been welded together.
In his estimation it will take all the
resources of political necromancy to
unite the different sections on a
harmonious basis. “I spoke to over
twenty and they are together with
me in saying that they are not going
to unite with certain factions under
present conditions.” And that is how
it is.
A1 Braten was leaving up the
Kobuk river when the Hattie B. left,
with all three, Al., Mrs. Braten and
Herman, well. They had some
trouble at Cape Espenberg when the
Gugg went ashore and filled with
sand. But with the help of some
natives they got fixed up again in
■good shape, and proceeded to Kobuk
without any untoward experience.
The outfit was taken up the Kobuk
in good shape, and will be placed in
winter quarters snug and safe at
an early date. Al will prospect and
trap during the winter.
Fred Hinton separated himself
from the Stefannson expedition at
Point Barrow and returned yester
day on the Bear. There was a con
■’"“rable amount of ice in the Arctic,
but the Karluk and Mary Sachs
pushed on towards Herschel island.
Hinton says that he does not know
whether or not the North Star or
the Polar Bear will be able to come
out this year on account of the
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heavy ice which is unusually heavy j
and thick in the northern waters
this year.
Coming down they passed the
Alaska between Barrow and Wain
right with all well on board and
sailing north in fine shape.
The Senator was hove to for a
considerable time in one of the worst
northerly gales that ever stirred the ‘
shallow waters of Bering sea to a
wild fury. The gale was a fierce
one, and the Senator will not arrive
before some time this forenoon.
Among the passengers on the Sena
tor are N. H. Coombs, C. Stott, Anna
Lundgren, Mrs. A. H. Clements and
two children, E. Eldridge and Elmer
Reid's son. It was impossible to
get the names of any others on
board. The storm which raged with
such fury last night prevailed over
the entire Bering sea according to
radio reports, and vessels in Bristol
bay and near Unimak pass reported
that the seas were very heavy.
PATENT REFUSED.
JUNEAU. Aug. 25.—The land
office denies the patent for the
Cheezum group of coal claims which
immediately adjoins the Cunning-1
ham claims. The ground upon
which the application was denied is
that the applicant failed to show
that they had opened up the mines
on the ground on the land for which
the patent was sought. The decis- i
ion is causing considerable comment
of an adverse nature.
Fine Old Port, Sherry, Claret.
Burgundy. Seward Commercial Co
WILLIAM STIPEK.
Painting, Paperhanging, and
Decorating,
. . Now ready to bid on all classes of
the above work.. All work carried
ont in acordance with specifications.
Promptness and satisfaction Guaran
teed.
Fresh oysters at the Miners’ Res
taurant—any style.
“Up in Alaska,” by Esther Biro
sail Darting at Lomen Bros.
REBELS ATTACKED.
MEXICALI, Mexico, Aug. 25.—
Two hundred rebels with machine
guns are reported to be now pre
paring to attack this city. It is
known that a considerable supply
of arms and ammunition has been
stored in this point, and it is after
this that the rebels are now striving.
FIRE IX JEFFERSON CITY
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., Aug. 21.
—A serious fire destroyed several of
the blocks in the residential dis
trict of this city today, and five hun
dred people are homeless.
IX MEMORIAM.
Whereas. Death has again invad
ed the ranks of our organization
and taken from our midst our be
loved and respected brother Karl
Knudsen, and as in the death of our
brother, the Nome Mine Workers
Union, Local 240 of the Western
Federation of Miners, is again called
upon to mourn the loss of a mem
ber who was ever ready to do his
part in the best interests of his
organization, and whose genial dis
position won him the esteem and
confidence of all who were intimately
acquainted with him, while his
faithful adherence to the principles
of unionism showed him to be a man
of sterling quality, fearless and
true;
Be it Therefore Resolved; That
while we mourn the loss of a faith
ful member we extend to the rela
tives of the deceased in this their
hour of bereavement our heartfelt |
sympathy, and
Be it Further Resolved; That a
fop; of this resolution be forwarded j
to the relatives of the late Karl !
Knt: Ison our deceased brother, n J
copy spread upon the minutes of our |
local and published in our paper the j
Nome Industrial Worker, and fur
ther that as a token of respect for
cur departed brothers our charter
be draped for a period of thirty days.
(Signed)
JOHN POHLNER,
FRANK CONNOLLY,
E. E. ADAMS,
Committee.
“MONEY SAVED IS MONE Y EARNED”
GOGGIN SAVES YOU MONEY
Therefore You EARN Money When Y ou Buy l'oor GROCERIES
from GOGGIN. >
He Save You Money Because He BEYS RIGHT in Large Quan
tities—and CAN Sell Cheap.
Q. P. GOGGIN
Will keep winters outfit, in warm storage free.
CARLETON HARDWARE CO.
310 Front St. Phone Main 11.
AMAZON STEAM HOSE, SLUICE HOSE, AND ALL KINDS OF
MINING SUPPLIES. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Reduced Price on Mazda Lamps
LADIES’ TAILORED SUITS
FROM *7.00 AND UP, BEAUTIFUL MATERIALS.
SEPARATE SKIRTS $2.50. COATS AT $5.00 AND UP.
^ BARGAINS IN EVERY LINE AT THE
SAUNDERS SISTERS
LADIES' AND CHILDRENS FURNISHINGS, YARD GOODS, ETC.
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Do You Want Good
CLOTHING
Get the kind that will keep its
shape and is strictly all wool.
(Clothing made right is the kind
we sell. Let us sell you the next
.suit or overcoat. A guarantee
with every one. Don’t forget
our stock of Men’s Shoes and
Hats. We carry the best there
is. Prices same as in the States
Surprise Store
TURKS ACCEPT.
VIENNA, Aug. 25.—The Ottoman
government has finally accepted the
proposals of the Bulgarians and the
Sultan’s officials will confer with the
Bulgarian representatives at Con
stantinople where an effort will be
made to complete the settlement of
the smaller details, as well as the
final adjustment of the Adrianople
c'aims.
CARD OF THANKS.
Local 240 W. F. M. begs to thank
all who assisted at the funeral of
the late brother Karl Knudson and
to express its appreciation of the
under mentioned who kindly sent
floral offerings: Mrs. Carleton, M-s.
Casey, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Williams, Mrs.
Blake, Mrs. Tiffany, Mr. and Mrs.
Matt Hanson, Pete Carlson, Olson,
Hans Larsen, John Mathiesen, Pe.e
Olson. Committee
“Baldy of Nome,” by Esther Bird
sail Darling at Lomen Bros.
MEN WANTED!.
It takes more than one dry seasoir
to close our plant. We need men
every day. The “Senator” brought
us over 250 of the latest designs in
saltings, vestings and overcoat fea
tures. Our rain coat patterns are
past masters of the weather mans
art. Why go to the Shushana coun
try when prosperity is at yonr own
door. W’e need 1,000 good loyal
Nomeites to keep our demonstrator
busy. See the samples and be con
vinced.
NOME TAILORING CO.
Between .Segerstrom A .Hagens'
and Zelhner’s Jewelry stores.
Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing,
our specialty.
NOTICE.
All persons wanting to take pas
age on the Challenge will pay half
fare in deposit with the U. S. Mer
cantile Co. The Challenge sails for
Cordova direct about the end of the
present week.
FRED LARSON.
Dream Theatre
TONIGHT
Coulter’s Feature Film Co. Present
The World's greatest epic portrayed in motion pictures.
“DANTE’S INFERNO”
HELL—PURGATORY AND PARADISE.
Radium production complete in two parts.
SPECIAL TONIGHT—Xo children under twelve admitted.
On the same bill
PREPARING FOR WAR IN THE BALKANS
A Ralkan war film of most stirring incidents.
Tomorrow Night
By special request we will repeat the film that set all Xome
| talking
“ZIGOMAR”
EXTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM EVERY XIGHT.
First Show at 7 P. M. Sharp Xo Advance in Prices
ADMISSION 25c
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PURITY RELIABILITY AGGURACY
The above qualities we guarantee on every PRESCRIPTION
leaving our store.
SPECIALS.—Our Mosquito bite prevention lotion and our mos
quito bite cure bring unfailing results. Try them.
HILLS PHARMACY
Chemists. Druggists.
BEST GRADE AUSTRAL! AN HEBBl'RX COAL IX BI LK
III PILE $181; DELIVERED $l!L00
JOHN J. SESNON CO.
THOS. SHA UGHNESS Y
Wholesale and Retail
Dealer in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Complete new stocks in Staple
and Fancy Groceries at
Nome prices
SOLOMON,
ALASKA.
DICKSON
Mens’and Boys’Shoes
from $1.50 to $3.50
The above prices for the
Celebrated Selz Shoes
that we have just taken over should
appeal to those with short money
and worn soles.
P. A. PETERSON SHOE COMPANY