M. D. SAMUELS
OPEN EVENINGS -
YOUR NEW SUIT
IS HERE
Come and see the new style models.
The Bristol, Berkley, Fifth Are., Arron, 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.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
AND TOWN TOPICS
Floyd Wheeler was married Mon
day evening to Miss Rose Cameron
by the Rev. Guy D. Christian. In
deference to the charivari trust the
matter was kept secret for the time
being.
Ben Xygren reached town yester
day from his whaling station off
Cape Nome. He has been meeting
. with considerable success white
whale fishing and has captured four
teen whales since he establisned his
Jocation at the present point.
The Senator sailed last night for
St. Michaels with the following pas
sengers: E. C. Raine, S. S. Smith,
Geo. Washington Glass, J. A. Dessio,
C. F. Lehmers. Mary Otten, Thos. P.
Peering. A. McMullen. L. E. Ost and
wife were also on board bound for
Golovin where they are missionaries.
C. E. Wentworth was an arrival
on the Senator from San Diego. Mr.
Wentworth, who himself looks the
picture of health, says that his
brother Frank who is now a rancher
brave and true, was in great health.
He also stated that A. S. Embree
who is living at Ocean Beach was,
with Mrs. Embree and Embree
junior, well and happy, when he
left.
The larger salmon companies, ac
cording to representative Svindseth
In order to evade th,e poll tax law
relating to Alaska have taken care
to provide the employees, mostly
Orientals with poll tax receipts upon
outside states. It was to reach these
that the poll tax as a source of
revenue was mainly insisted upon.
Svindseth wrote a long and able let
ter to Representative Aldrich.
The Abler reached port last night.
Captain Kleinschmidt said that they
have a cargo of polar bear and wal
rus skins, etc. Quite a large collec
tion of plants and animal life has
also been gathered by the scientists
on board the ship. This collection
will be placed in the Carnegie In
stitute, Pittsburg. Besides other
explorations made by the scientists
on this expedition a large collec
tion of motion pictures characteristic
of the Arctic and Alaskan nativt
scenes has been obtained “by the
motion camera artist on board.
Sumner S. Smith the federal in
spector of mines for the district of
Alaska arrived on the Senator and
left last evening on the same boat
for St. Mike's. He called at the
office of the Industrial Worker and
discussed mining conditions gener
ally. He was of the opinion that it
was a mistake to exclude under
ground placer working from the the
1 operation of the eight hour law. He j
said also all accidents would have j
to be sent as required by law to his i
office by telegraphic means as soon
as feasible after they happened. j
Strike news arriving by mail from
various sources outside show that
the Chisana reports as published in
the Industrial Worker were fully
authentic. “The first real story of
! the strike” received personally by
j Gus Borgen was contained in a let
ter from Seattle wherein par
j ticulars of the discovery and condi
! tions in the camp were told by
recent arrivals who wrote to Seattle
! from Cordova. The fact was also
■ mentioned that Albert Fink, Bob
1 Adams and Jake Burger left for the
strike.
The teachers who are to take up
| positions in the public schools here
next Tuesday are Mr. Hilton, Miss
Hill, Miss Karrer and of course the
former professor. The first three ar
rive on the Senator. Miss Slifer also
will be here and is to arrive on
the Victoria. There is also
another teacher coming but her name
has not yet been ascertained as she
is supposed to fill the vacancy caus
ed by the resignation of one who
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RELIANCE
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had already been engaged by the
university authorities. It is suppos
ed that at present that the two hign
school teachers. Mr. Hilton and the
unknown one will assist in a way
in the teaching of some grade class.
The positions of the teachers have
not been definat*ly settled owing to
there being one teacher less than
last year.
For a man who was held in the
Mount Tabor asylum Frank Sager
quist writes an extraordinary intelli
gent letter to Conrad Freeding
which arrived on the last mail. This
is it: Dear Sir and Friend: I can
not find words to express my glad
ness and thankfulness that I am uo«
out from that instiution and am
again a free man. Mr. Swanson
came and got me yesterday so we
just arrived in Seattle about two
hours ago. I will ask you to thank
s 11 the boys who helped you on my
benalf and as long as I live it shall
be my sacred duty to do right to all
of you. I hope 1 shall be able to get
work and get settled down to busi
ness once more, but everything
seems new to me for a beginning.
Mr. Swanson says that he has got
nothing to report to you but will
write you soon. I have also a great
many things to tell you later on
• •••••*•_ Remember me to
all the boys that know me. I shall
write soon again. Best regards etc.,
I am ever yours, Frank Sagerquist.
MIXING PROPERTY FOR SALE
Approximately four million yards
of first class ground feasible for
dredging purposes. Open cuts anl
shafts for inspection. Titles perfect:
ten years c ontinuous development
by owner. Xo hot air men need a:
ply. Principals only considered.
Bank reference required. For par
ticulars as to situation or location
inquire this office or Staples House,
adv.
Fresh oysters at the Miners’ Res
taurant—any style.
“Up in A lass a." by Esther Birc
sail Darling at Lomen Bros.
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BIO double SHOW at
the dream tomoht
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Last Appearance of the Coulter Film |
Company Tonight.
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“ZH^ >M VR" TO BE REPEATED BY j
SPECIAL. REQUEST.
Tonight will be the last ap
pearance of the Coulter Feature
Film Co. at the Dream. By special
' request the feature film “Zigomar
will be repeated. This picture made
a great impression when it was first
produced, and a great many have
asked to have it repeated. Mr.
Horrowitz has also announced that
as this is going to be his last pre
sentation in Nome he will give the
people a treat by presenting another
; three reel feature “The Gipsy's Ven
detta" on the same bill. Dream
Theater patrons will therefore be
treated to a six reel show tonight.
There will be only two shows to
night: the first starting at 7 p. m.
and the second immediately follow
I ing the conclusion of the first. The
■ usual admission price 25c. wi..
] pertain.
STAMPEDEBS ATTENTION
Parkas, Muckluks, Robes, etc., go
to Chi 1 berg's for be has a full l'ne.
Ale, Stout, Mineral Waters, Sau
ternes. Grape Juice. Seward Com
mercial Co.
Those wishing to make Excursion
trip on the Corwin to Siberia on or
about August 23, please call at Cor
win office and make reservation.
THE EAGLE
Tlie Home of (Straight Whiskeys.
WILLIAM SUPER.
Painting. Paperhanging, and
Decorating,
. .Now ready to bid on all classes of
the above work.. All work carried
out in acordance with specifications.
Promptness and satisfaction Guaran
teed.
Bring your Forfeiture Notices to
the Industrial Worker.
“MOXKY SAVED IS MONEY EARNED”
GOGGIN SAVES YOU MONEY
Therefore You EARN Money When You Buy Your GROCERIES
from GOGGIN. .
He Save You Money Because He BUY'S RIGHT in Large Quan
tities—and CAN Sell Cheap.
G. P. GOGGIN
Will keep winters outfit, in warm storage free.
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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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I Do You Want Good 1
CLOTHINQl
Get the kind that will keep its |
shape and is strictly all wool. 1
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
FREEZE-UP AT SOLOMON
A. T. A T. Co.’s Service.
SOLOMON, Aug. 26.—There is
frost on the river today and around
all the dredges tonight ice is form
ing. It snowed here yesterday and
today, and the weather is pheno
menal. The strong north wind has
driven the water out of the lagoon
and it is now dry, the first time in
many years. One can also walk out
on the beach here for fully a mile
following the recession of the waters
driven back by the northerly gale
which is of great intensity.
JOHN FEYRER
The tailor has returned to Nome
and is back at the old stand with
! an up-to-date and selected stock of
goods. Also a fine selection of chil
dren’s boys and youths ready made
suits.
Cleaning, Pressing and repairing.
"Baldy of Nome,” by Esther Bird
sail Darling at Lomen Bros.
MEN* WANTED!.
It takes more than one dry season
to close our plant. We need men
«7 day. The “Senator” brought
ate over 350 of the latest designs in
saltings, vestings and overcoat fea
tures. Our rain coat patterns sre
past masters of the weather nuns
art. Why go to the Shushana coun
try when prosperity is at your own
door. We need 1,000 good loyaf
Nomeites to keep our demonstrator
busy. $ee the samples and be con
vinced.
NOME TAILORING CO.
Between . Segerstrom & . Hagene
and Zeihner's Jewelry stores.
Cleaning, Pressing and Repairinit
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
For the Last Night in Nome
By special request we will repeat the film that set all Nome
talking
“ZIGOMAR”
The great sensational three reel Detective Story, and as a fare
well show we will present in addition to "Zigomar” another liig
three reel production entitled
“THE GYPSY’S VENDETTA”
or the Queen of the Carmargue
A big double show of six reels at no advance in price. •
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM EVERY NIGHT.
First Show at 7 P. M. Sharp No Advance in Prices
I ADMISSION 25c
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