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AU Orders Receive.
Prompt Attention
PHONE MAIN 78.
ED. BREDESON - • Prof.
Arctic Bakery
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Candy Store
ELITE
BATH HOUSE
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Steam heat and only
Steam Baths in town
BILLY ANDERSON. Prop.
PHONE, BLACK 171.
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Erttkliilud June, 1900
Alaska Banking and
Safe Deposit Co.
Aathorlaad Capital 8125,000
Paid Op Capital 850,000.
A Gaaaral Bmnkintf Barintu
Transacted
Rocking Chairs $‘2.00 to $0.00
at Crooks’.
NEXT DOOR TO CITY HALL.
An entrance to Modini’s Lund
Counter from tbe street is one ol
the latest improvements to that
well known cafe.
THE SURPRISE STORE
IS SELLING OUT
Only a lew days more. Everything in our store must be sold
or will be shipped to the outside. Goods at less than last years price
Whether you stay in or go out you will need goods, our advice it buy
enough to last you at least two years, there will be very little wool
goods next spring.
Young mens raincoats well worth 18.00 our price.$12.50
Stetson hats anyone first quality. 4.50
Mittens and gloves for everybody, pair.25
Arrow collars any style dozen. 1.25
Mens four buckle arctics first grade. 3.25
Mens cloth top rubbers pair. 1.50
Mens good silk tleB.25
Mens silk ties best grade.75
Mens latest pattern overshirts. 1.76
Big assortment of caps for the boat.'.25c and 50c
Good grade white handkerchiefs .dozen.% 1.00
Good silk sox pair.....50
Ladies and Childrens heavy woll hose pair.36
Childrens rubbers any size pair.75
Ladles buckle arctics pair . 2.50
Don’t forget we still have a good stoock of mens underwear
fancy wool top shirts, mens suits, and overcoats, mens shoes of all
kinds, victor talking machines and records at the old price. We did
n’t raise the price on any goods, want to sell them here or will have
to ship them out. Come quick and bring the cash. We leave on the
Victoria.
THE SURPRISE3ST0RE
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The Victoria leaves St Mike's, to*
night and will reaeh here in the
morning, with ail Work finished at
the Yukon port. The fiassengers at
8t Mikes are all 'aboard and the wori|
will be completed in time to get away
from there by six o’clock this even*
ing.
The work of placing the mosquito
fleet in winter quarters is practically
completed.
All passengers, it is announced,
going outside on the Victoria, will
be evamtned by Dr Neuman betorel
being allowed on board the steamer.
Big Dance in Eagle Hall Saturday
night under the auspices of Moose
Dodge and the Women of Moosteheart
Chapter. . Everybody invited. . The
last chance you will have to spend
an enjoyable evening before the last
boat leaves. . Refreshments served.
Admission $1.00. Ladies free. Small
Eagle Hall. »:30 p. m.
A NON-INTOXICATING DRINK
THAT SATISPYS—REVO
The Victoria, favored by fine
weather, made rapid work of unload
ing at Golovin and yesterday was at
St Michael.
Finn Rosvold wh<^ has been con
nected with Segerstrom and Hagen
for many years will leave for Bluff
after the close of navigation where
he will engage In mining.
THERE 18 NONE AS GOOD AS BEVO
A large shipment of supplies for
the Belgium relief fund, sent by the
women of Nome who have been ac
tive in this matter, is going outside
on the Victoria.
The Nome Tailoring Co is closing
up its business for the winter and Mr
and Mrs Keane will visit the outside.
Not falling off in business conditions
but Mr Keane's health made the trip
outside advisable. They will of course
be back in the Spring and this will
known firm resume business at the
same old stand in the same reliable
way.
AT PIONEER IGLOO i
BEDS SOcents per night. Secure
your House Keeping Rooms for the
Winter. A few left. Also use of read- f
ing room for guests. ,
MRS MONOHAM ,
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Nate C. Coombs has arrived from j
Council; he is not however going out- t
side. He will remain in Nome until (
after the close of navigation and it is t
possible also until after the election.
Mr Coombs who has been elected rep
resentative since the first Alaska <
legislature, is now a candidate for the j
senatorship. ,
Messrs Segerstrom and Hagen, i
Simon Simson of the Surprise, A Wit- (
tenberg and S. L, Lewis were busy to
day shipping freight to the dock
ready for the Victoria. They are j
closing up their stores for the win- j
SELLING OCT CHEAP. WE £
CLOSE NOVEMBER 1. GET YOUR [
WINTER’S OUTFIT NOW AND SAVE ,
MONEY. THE INDEPENDENT GUO- f
CERY. HANCOCK AND YONG. ,
Carl Ment, formerly of Nome and s
who operated on No 7 Cunningham t
creek in days gone by, is at present
employed in the Ames shipyards.
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While herring ran fairly plentifully t
around Golovin, for some reason or c
another around Nome there was a j
very small catch compared ,to preced- p
ing years. This is said by fishermen to 0
•be due to the off shore wind that pre- 8
vailed. r
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The Victoria yesterday was prohib- £
ited from discharging freight at St r
Michael by reason of a strong north- t
eriy storm blowing. It was intended o
should such conditions prevail that r
the boat would leave for Nome. This v
would have hrot the steamer here e
to continue unloading and loading a
before returning to St Mike's to finish r
discharging but as the steamer did i
not arrive, it is presumed that con
dictions have improved. One day is
given the Victoria to finish its work c
at Nome. It looks very much as If the i
steamer will not get away before a
Saturday at the earliest, but there t
is nothing positive can be stated.
Martin Marion, the veteran Bluff i
miner, who was visiting in Nome, i
has left for his camp. He intends I
to take out a dump of pay during
the winter and he hopes and believes
that itw ill be a homestake for him
self and his partner Michael Powers.
NOTICE
. . To all members Local 240 I. V. M.
ML and 8. W.
• A special meeting will be held this
^(•Thursday) evening at eight o’clock.
Important business.
f AIBKRT BRA TEN, Secy-Treas.
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The white whales were felt by her
ring fishers to be a great nuisance
^Ms seaeon. In many instances they
Completely dissipiated the shoals and
interfered with the work of the fish
ermen.
Advices say that ivory and whale
bone have taken a decided advance
outside.
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Chas W. Thornton has been ap
pointed District Food Administrator.
His office hours will be from 2 to 4
o’clock, daily at Kiesele’s store.
BEVO $2.50 PER DOZEN AT LEH
MANN’S
A whole lot of persons who had
intended going outside will now re
main and their reservations were re
leased for others who have been anx
iously besieging Agent Carroll for
passage.
While many of the drafted boys
were unfortunately afflicted with
Spanish influenza and complications
and some passing away under this
affliction, it is considered very re
markable that few civilians of all who
left Nome this season have been re
ported seriously ill of this cause.
Many explanations have been offered
for this but none so far have been
satisfactory. When it is understood
how very perfectly organized Is the
Medical Corps of the United States
army, the matter is all the more in
axplicable because the men who suf
fered were the very physical flower
jf the Alaska flock.
Henry J. Breen, formerly of Nome,
s now engaged in the oil industry at
rlefferman, Texas and sends regards
■o friends in Nome.
J. W. Widstead will mine this win
ir on Specimen and has made ar
angements for an early dispatch of
upplies to the scene of his workings.
It is stated that plans have been
volved by some of the local political
nthuaiasts who are bound for the
;reat outside to vote on election day
n the way out . Undeterred by legal
rregularities, they foster the notion
hat by sending the results to the
lovernor that's all that is required
o get the votes counted.
The Wild Goose pipe line to the
fourt house apparently was badly
aid and lost its level. After a series of
aising low joints and lowering high
enters that would shame a section
ioss, the side walks suffered consid
rably in the process. .
Among the candidates who are go
ng outside on the Victoria are James
Daly, A. M’lntosh, William Eddy,
i. A. Allan among those seeking posi
ions in the house of representatives.
Him Rydeen iS remaining in the Sec
nd Division, as is Chas Milot who
nil go outside over the trail in any
vent in the month of January. James
'rawley who is a candidate for the
ositlon of Senator will also be a paa
enger on the Victoria. Lots of poii
ics on that ship!
C Malehorn, who has been mining
nd prospecting in the Marshal dis
rict for a number of years, is in Nome
n his way to the outside accompan
5d by his wife. Mr. Malehorn re
orts that mining was fairly active
n Willow creek the past summer, in
pite of the late spring and lack of
iin. He has the distinction of hav
lg run the only auto stage in the
econd Division last summer Tun
ing a six-passenger Overland be
veen the Landing and Willow creek
ver the new road built by the Ter
itorial Road Commission iu 1917,
’hlch by the way, he reports as in
xcellent condition and standing up
s well as the time it was put in. This
pad is over 4, miles in length and
i part corduroy and part graded.
The Miners Home Club tho much
epleted in membership is still in the
Ing and already some of the man
gers have made arrangements for
he winter series of entertainments.
Busy was no word for it for the
last few days npon tho part of that
lection of the business community
hat is going outside. Packing and
•&lpackjng their wares kept them.
iusy all day and what with eleventh
lour customers to their sales, they
tad not a moment to spare.
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BREAD
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2 Loa\es 25c,
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MAKE YOUR WANTS KNOWN
Through The
• ALASKA PUBLICITY BUREAU.
Juneau, Alaska.
If you want to either hire or be
hired, Jet us hear from you.
Employers will please state na
ture of positions to be filled and
wages paid.
Those desiring positions will
state qualifications and nature of
work wanted.
E. J. WHITE
Chief of Bureau
By order of the Governor.
MINERS ATTENTION
. . Advertisers in your paper are
worthy of your patronage. They
can supply all your wants as cheaply
and as efficiently as those who do not
advertise. Give them the preference
as a. matter of course- In the matter
of yoar purchases. In this way yon
help yourselves and your paper.
DELICIOUS FRESH STRAWBER
RIES 25 CENTS PER BOX AT
LEHMANN’S. 4
Let ns estimate oa your Job Work.
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OPPOSITE A. B. HALL.
ROOMS BV THE DAY, WEEK
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LUNCH COUNTER AND CAFI
in connection.
PHONE MAIN 149
GEORGE MODINI .. Proprietor
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
All changes in standing adver
tisements must be handed into this
office the day preceding the issmo
for which the change Is desired.
Attention to this will save disap
pointment In not securing desired
changes with dispatch.
CAMP SUPPLIES
TRUNKS AND SUIT CASKS
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LINE OF SHOES, STETSON HATS AND MENS SUITS TO SUIT THE £
PUBLIC. . ALSO SUIT CASES AND TRUNKS.
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