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All Orders Receive,
Prompt Attention
PHONE MAIN 76.
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Arctic Bakery
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EtUbliilud Jana, 1900
Alaska Banking and
Safe Deposit Co.
Aathortaed Capital 6115.000
Paid Op Capital 650,000.
A General Banking Basina**
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Rocking Chairs *3.00 to $0.001
at Crooks'.
NEXT DOOR TO CITY HALL.
An entrance to Modinl s Lnncn
Counter from tb« street is one of
the latest improvements to that
well known cafe.
11 SURPRISE STORE
IS SELLING OUT
Only a few 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.$12.60
Stetson hats anyone first quality. 4 60
Mittens and gloves for everybody, pair.,.25
Arrow collars any style dozen. . . -. 1-25
Mens four buckle arctics first grade.-. 3.25
Mens cloth top rubbers pair. 1.50
Mens good silk ties.26
Mens silk ties best grade.7 5
Mens latest pattern overshirts . 1.75
Big assortment of caps tor the boat.25c and 50c
Good grade white handkerchiefs .dozen.$ 1.00
Good silk sox pair,....50
Ladies and Childrens heavy woll hose pair.36
Childrens rubbers any size pair.75
Ladies 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 SURPRISEZSTORE
Thanks, brother.
The Moose have arranged for a
dance in the small Eagle Hall tonight.
John Pohlner and (Jarl Nelson are
among the recently drafted men who
will remain at Port Davis this winter.
A softer spell is due in a day or so,
says the weatherwise guy that affords
us from time to time an objective for
the relief of our feelings.
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Billy King moved his winter sup
plies this morning out to his ground
on the second beach line below Fort
Davis, a four horse team being re
quisitioned for the work.
Two sacks of peat for tests and
analysis as fuel are being shipped
outside by the Alaska Mines Corpora
tion.
The work of placing the . Jewel
Guard in winter quarters began this
morning, native mariners aiding in
the work.
Big Dance in Eagle Hall Saturday
night under the auspices of Moose
Dodge and the Women of Mooseheart
Chapter. .Everybody invited. .The
last chance you will have to spend
an enjoyable evening before the last
beat leaves. . Refreshments served.
Admission $1.00. Ladies free. Small
Eagle Hall. 9:30 p. m.
Chris Anderson and John Wagner
will as soon as the last boat leaves
proceed with their winter’s ontftt to
Oregon creek where they will pros
pect and mine this winter.
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Dr Chace is a passenger on the
Victoria. A larger field is awaiting
the services of the doctor who has
been so well known as a practitioner
in Alaskan camps and for so many
years. California, his native state,
will benefit by Nome’s loss.
A NON-INTOXICATING DRINK
THAT SATISFYS—BEVO
The cold northerly wind set ' up
such a surf as to delay the work of
unloading the Victoria yesterday.
THERE IS NONE AS GOOD AS BEVO
E. B. (Duffy) O’Connor is among
the canditdatea for the legislature
who finally made up his mind to
leave for the Outside. Duffy has im
portant business to attend to in Seat
tie, but he will surely return in the
Spring.
Eleventh hour politics are now
keeping several aspirantB for politi
cal honors busy. It takes more time
and in many ways is more relaxing
than packng up.
J. S. M’Donald who has been con
nected with Lomen Bros drug store
in the capacity of pharmacist last
winter is now a commissioned officer
in the United States navy.
AT PIONEER IGLOO
BEDS SOcents per night. Secure
your House Keeping Rooms for the
Winter. A few left. Also use of read
ing room for guests.
MRS MONOHAM
Ben Nelson who moved his boiler
to that section of the second beach
above Jess creek where he intends to
try his fortune this winter, has
already begun to punch a hole down
to the beach level. He has a supply
of coal on hand and also a quantity
of drift wood to aid in these opera
tions. By the way prospecting for
drift wood along fhe beach . is now
^almost as hopeless as prospecting for
gold off the paystreak. The high
price of coal has driven many who
never before sought relief for the fuel
question from the beach wood to
gather up everything in sight for the
winter and in consequence there is
tittle now to be had.
, SELLING OUT CHEAP. WE
CLOSE NOVEMBER 1. GET YOUR
WINTER’S OUTFIT NOW AND SAVE
MONEY. THE INDEPENDENT GRO
CERY. HANCOCK AND YONG.
Registration is proceeding apace at
’the City Clerk’s Office and Mr Grimm
has a busy time of it filling the reg
istraton blanks for the registrants.
Otto Mills, who, has long been a
member of the organization, was in
stalled as Secretary-Treasurer of the
Nome Mine Workers Union to take
the place of Albert Braten who re
signed and with his mother Mrs Bra
ten is going outside. A vote of thanks
’was passed for his services to Albert
Braten when his capable successor
wap installed.
All eligible to register under the
Man Power Act must do so beton
leaving on the Victoria otherwise the]
will be prevented from sailing. Tc
accomodate all desiring: to registei
Clerk Grimm of the local board hat
kindly consented to keep his office
open this evening.
BEVO $2.50 PER DOZEN AT LEH
MANN'S
Among the outgoing passengers is
Dan A. Jones, who goes to join the
army in the reserve officers training
camp for active service over seas.
He has been intimately connected
with road building in this section for
many years havng been district sup
erintendent of the Alaska Road Com
mission. His appointment at the
time was not popular with certain
prominent interests for some reason
and he has been Subject to a variety
of attacks in his work for that reas
on, but in spite of this, he has cer
tainly made good while in office and
leaves behind' a record in the shape
or roads and Mills that speak'
itself. The Office will be taken over
by Tom Evans upon his departure.
Slush ice gave Nomeites an inkling
that th winter was not far from Ber
ing sea this morning. Work dis
charging the Victoria was suspended
at nine o’clock on Friday night when
the surf was heavier than this morn
ing. Durng the night the wind veer
ed to the northward and being di
rectly ofT shore there was no difficulty
as far as surf was concerned. On
board the Victoria last night and
still to be unloaded were 100 tons of
potatoes and as the succulent murphy
is dear to Nomeites, the anxiety con
cerning their successful discharge
was shared as well by the people as by
the consignees. Postmaster Walsh
did not know when the mail would
close as the hour of sailing it is as
yet too early to make any definite
statement concerning. The long
shoremen went to work with a will
this morning and were making good
progress. About two lighter loads of
freight being shipped to Seattle were
placed on board. The company is
placing a number of bunks to provide
accomodation for the extra passengers
and it is intended to have all these
ready for occupancy before the pas
sengers go on board. Dr Neuman, the
marine doctor, wth very great thot
fulness for their welfare has given
notice that he would examine women
and children at his offices in the
Alaska bank building so that they
might not be delayed in the cold at
the dock.
The final raid of the season, con
ducted by the City Council in the per
son of Charles Milot was made upon
the gamblers’ trenches on Thursday
evening and the persons of John Doe
and Richard Roe were taken into cus
tody. Bail was set at he sum of $100
each and the city became the richer
by the double century of dollars when
the said bail was defaulted. Judge
Grimm was a surprised man when,
ignorant of the raid, he found the
doubloons of tainted lucre awaiting
deposit in the city’s treasurer’s strong
box to the credit of our city. The city
police were also in blissful ignorance
3f the proceedings and there was some
difficulty attending a search to dis
cover the identity that was concealed
under the names of John Doe and
Richard Roe.
The Jewel Guard which arrived last
night brot down 27 dogs which are
the property of Tom Gaffney and B.
W. Neilly. The dogs were being tak
en care of at Teller by natives and
are in good shape for winter mushing.
The School Board with the advice
of Dr Neuman to guide them, has de
cided not to re-open the Public
School for another week on account
of so many of the school children
having bad colds.
The ban has been lifted on the
Federated Church and it is no longer
subject to quarantine restrictions
Accordingly Rev Dr Shank the elo
quent and popular pastor of that flock
will hold services there tomorrow
ught. The subject of his discourse
will be the suggestive one of "The
Self Hurt of Sin.’
The question is asked how it is
that so many of the strongest men
were hardest hit by the epidemic of
influenza. An article in an outside
exchange intimates that one reason
may be found In the inclination of
healthy adults to ignore the disease
until it gains too strong an insidious
hold upon them. When they do find
it necessary to report sick, as a gen
eral rule complications are found to
have set in.
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BREAD
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2 Loaxes 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, let us hear from you.
Employers will please state na
ture of positions to be filled and
wages paid.
7 hose 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 your purchases. In this way yon
help yourselves and your paper.
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DELICIOUS FRESH STRAWBER
RIES 25 GENTS PER BOX AT.
LEHMANN'S. 4
Let na estimate on your Job Work.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
All changes in standing adver
tisements must be handed Into this
office the day preceding the lasso
for whlQh the change Is desired.
Attention to this will save disap
pointment In not securing desired
changes with dispatch.
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FOR YOUR FALL OUTFIT CHEAP JOHN STORE HAS A
FULL LINE OF BEST UNDERWEAR, FLANNEL SHIRTS, OVER
COATS, MACCINOW COATS, LEATHER VESTS. VERY GOOD
LINE OF SHOES, STETSON HATS AND MENS SUITS TO SUIT THE
PUBLIC. .ALSO SUIT CASES AND TRUNKS.
Cheap John Store
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