The Nome Daily Nugget (Nome, Alaska)
August 29, 1908

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VO I.. H NO. i!07 TKI.KI’IIONK N0.411 N'O.MK. ALASKA. S.\Tl |{|IAV. .\l l.l ST HM*.s tki.kimionk No. I'KICK ‘Ar» (’KN'18 ALASKA’S GREATEST BOON To recall Hit* Impressions which ev eryone hi it •tine thm* or another p* I It'll! i| iltliOlig til* gl'eetl llelil of his own countiv it is only mri*> ar\ to tatcii a glimpse of the lialrv of the Consumer*’ Milk Company. The dairy is conducted by ‘killed in teliigi nee, and i almost lit* i.illv an nasi in I!.** Northern desert. it i*~ an exact reproduction of a sani tary dairy outside, and not even tin most minute detail is overlooked to supply tile people of tills Cl! V w ith tile finer! ami I** i products that are so mce aiv for the health of the popu lation. particnlai i\ of the young. Klahorate rare is taken in preparing the milk and cream for the market. All the met suty appliances are on hand and an inspection of the methods adopted for the work is most inter esting. The building is divided into three general parts. The front compartment, which presents a handsome appear ance to the street, is used for bottling and separating The central one, which Is capacious ami clean as a new pin. like tin* front one. serves for general purpose. At the hack an* the stalls, where LM rows and a year old Guern sey hull are kept in a condition that is excelled in no dairy outside. Daily these cows are turned out to pasture, brought home, fed and cared for with the regularity of clockwork. Tin* udders are kept washed with soap and water always. When a bottle has I*# n uee#| for tin milk i! *i I *1 t h«*r«M'j'Jil\ and all 'it In f t«• being j again tilled The tilling is done h mean of .1 el#-v#i contrivance which i Win! looking at \ftei tilling, tin htttlh" ar*- put funding in a tank «*t e«*lil water Hiui to tin* market a pur#* anil fresh a- water that bubbles from a spring. The man in charge h one who hi spent hi- Iif• at th#- work and win* takes a pride in supplying the best to Ids customer-’ Kxerywher.- li t he ar ranged device* which aid him in giving to families the best milk that any farm anywhere can supply. Probably the greatest advantage ac cruing to tin* people from having this dairy in tlnir midst come from tin* well known fait that what is known as herd milk is far and away heltei than that supplied by an\ orn* cow Tin* most eminent authorities have striven constantly to impress thi fact hi the public, and their reason are convincing. With such a dairy in Nome people may always be certain that thev shall liot he Compelled to dept in! 111 11 tile chemically prepared milk mid cream that come* in cans. 'IN# tin* children particularly, for w ho e III fi. h milk is a panacea, this dairy is a prir«*te.»sj boon. Notwithstanding the cate and ex pense lavished on thi dairy, it pro duct is sohl at a minimum price and it will be continued regardless of prop: WERE THREE DEPORTED MEN SIBERIAN CONVICTS? Three men named Alexandra Ihvor anski, from Vladlvostork; Maria W'lers. zagtna. from Anadir, and .Ilia l)wm anski, all of whom arrived on tin- Rus sian boat, have been denied admission to this city by hoard of inquiry. The matter was examined before f\i IK r aid, ami as tv\o nun wwv rushing from a distance to answer his cries, he was 84*4*ri delibetatily to jump Into thi* sea. A boat was launched a lit- *»m|*f 11* *1 to «1*» i\ iI i vi a will of maiidaimn ma> h r«.in| II. .1 to HI#- III o.ith s i,:!. i»* I t ill i'li-iu;. Mi* turn it* n ..j i.. i-. ;i It tut'!) hi r i ie of the T*»wn of Nome vs. diaries Rice will heard next Mon day morning at 11 o’clock in tin- dis trict court. The suit is an application for a writ of mandamus to compel Mr. Rice to act as councilman, as. it is alleged, he Sv\or»* to do. Aii Immense amount of Interest is Itolng manifested in the iioceeding and a large crowd is exj*ected to at tend. FRANK KIESELE AT WORK. The painting and paltering of the school building is proceeding rapidly, anil reflects great credit upon Mr F. M. Kiessele, who has the work In charge. 2,100 OUNCES OF GOLD FROM COUNCIL 4 *.t I*! :i ill Hum.! 1*1"!! Ill 10{||*‘SS, T!«b- 1 *»iit*• iiu'huh *1 lii'lit* ra^* a* k. *H\. 11 it 1 a i i'uiiilurlr.l lt\ him fully BIG DEAL IN QUARTZ A l«ig al i about to be Cousum i mated In i n* hi .\l rmi K. ltog. i and the o\\ (let's of a quail/. b dge on l.asf :•'bailee riirk. by whi.li the ly (will conw* into tin* jm-:a*sshnt »»f 111.* j former. Mr. Jones re|»r« uts Rogers in Nome and is quoted as saying that an I t. nsive amount of work will be :ie eomidislted *n tin* properties FINED FOR GAMBLING Frank Graeme and Fred Schultz \\.*re lined $30 ami costs today, having been found guilty of gambling. Granite Mining Candles art the best STRIKE MADE ON MACKLIN

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SUTHERLAND BRINGS SUIT Roland K. Sutherland tiled suit to day against the Caribou Mining Co. for tie* sum of $l.rau>. alleged to be tine plaintiff for wages earned by him as superintendent. QUtr Private Stock at tha Bank. mad** by Ihllie Anderson, who has struck a big body of 10 cent dirt from wlih'li the output can be nothing but first class. Axel i Meson has already become in tefested ill tile p|op* rt> and will ope rate It to the full. -1 TO OPERATE ON CRIPPLE J. Protupapas left today with an out tit and four men to work hts property on Cripple river. That district is re fiorted to lie looking more prosperous now than at any time in its history BRINGS RICH HOCK TO TOWN STAINS NICKfC. COPPER AND GOt IT AND ASSAYS .CO TO THE TON. 1 I I I II. l„( .I.v I •ii hi*f .hi. ..f u.i i. i»i i f -i i i\ I t fi*fi h ill ti »i i lii»t. h\ L»* j 'ii- i.. *ti* i i I* I.. Alaska n t Ii* hall- “f -fiKr* A I i C«*lt x La tal i a j n i t. . X-.m* mum. i pa I j I i an.I hi** stat smanlik nualiti.-* 1 t*\• arii»-*| mult it u liumis. muitifari in*) ah. i i i: ti .if ..pi! a.ii* fr**m l iii '-it I/. Ii-: lumiiif tip Inatirg *.f a ea^** i rrr"*“ which he plaintiff in the district *.nit today iic addr-s .*d hi- hon»u in i manner which brought d* w n th Imci. iiitv, rhetoric and in of diction, the oration ha* sel j .1 “iii Is* i n paralleled a court *»f law In connection with tins case one tact is particularly worth recording In |-tea.| **f the word plaintiff In the tom plaint Were the two words “plain stilt Mr Holtz drew up the papers himself, i ii"tw ithstanding th*- fact that another has receive.) tin* credit This seems t.» he videnth an unin tentional -lip and. although it rnig^t he culled a IliisltoPler. it is Hot eX pe.*ti*«l t.. affect th*- result *t the trial Tin* lutes; candidate f.»r flection to ongres.s not only consented to be in terviewed by* tin- Xugget today, but .dually voiunt-.-t* d a it int* rview Such i geniality and frankn. is h .und to bring its «»w n lew ar*l LINES DOWN 1 Thr »i>fi lifit xx »-*»t iji.vxn I '141.1 :»t'l» linM.it. and X\ I n«»l IP t I ration I that thi* iimiu! di j j’uft'h»'s havr iit h«-«*n r*»t’»*;v**d. Th»* m x\ randy. Ihilt»*r Hrotch M;u«h, it Ka|*i-r-lm it! Tuesdax Lemp’s Extra Pal© Imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade. REFUSES LICENSE The renewal «>f the lifeline of the the ground that KaruhttiiK had been rut* led oil ill the |»l einb-es DREDGE IS OPERATING Affording to Judge Watson, who lias returned from a tour of the Solo mon country, iVurson's dredge Is now at work and digging up the pay. GUS BOLTZ IN COURT The case of Holtz vs. \Yltu4uist was submitted to the court this afternoon after the plaintiff had made a little speech. Defendant, Who is represented by T M. Heed, is charged with threatening plaintiff. Try it. Butter Scotch Marsh, at Kap pelman's, Tuesday. Rooms from (IS up at The Lawrence. Alto housekeeping room a

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THE Home Daily ‘Wu^ct NOME COOPERATIVE PUBLISH ING COMPANY. B. M. STONE. Manager. AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER. l'uhll-dted I>al!y Kneopt Sunday, l‘* r month i>o. 1’. r je.tr Ili.tM PHONF MAIN NO. 4* All Changes ot Standing Advertise ments Must Reach This Office Be fore 3 O'clock P. M. of the Day Preceding Publication. Filtered a «eeonfl-n matter Feb I®. Ivor, at the p-1iifhrr at Nome tln-Vii. unit, r the a. t of ennrfe*?. of March 3. t*7». 4 ui, Nj'CS NOME. ALASKA. AUGUST 2$. 1308 TOR THE HEALTH OF NOME. T« i'**m»* t a fnil -ilixaiiun »*f th» mad’ j .h,| th, s*itK*n *‘f a li j*Jm•• rtf «I to ami fh* I i This **nt‘U s 4ar «»n th« *.H« rn otitsfiirt- **f tin «ii> th*r* is an i mtuti* *n \\hf I Id'ii that th fr* -fi prml t of t fan? Mil i *vrr h* in or !--titt»?« «1 b\ t i i mi. i in »f n* ry ItH A i* if i* iu! It is lain n tn-Hh l m-aim-rv w puritv .l l*a slim I- ki *t. ai.1 l ih» pi* of fin* Hi y I t‘ r» n part n tilna >!av by ikv* tin ilit art of killing it i a .JniI ami unimport ant H -rk rt). n o: f A Ifttl 11i*-1 ngino of war is i a ii it. 1 X*» «1a> is wi'll sp(-nt that n,.t sugg, H '"in*1 liovt J in..»ii- .,i ant t v b tii whops i!' Th* ink* nioim labors tilt usually as, sit?*.i Ins. nt««r'> h»v»* of tuisnaiiil ami }a .1* sir. t touching a button or throwing over a crank The blameless and aspiring chauffeur "ill find a tiew wav to imt-ea hi- useful ness Kx. CAMPAIGN EXPENSES. A spirit of gram less and irreverent criticism characterizes much of the press comment on the pledges **f can tli-s I., I;n lutr I||,- s.-.lvt- ,,f th. il cuini aign f iiml" Tii, iv is ;m .-\i -1.-n i

ttihuted $4Y0«h> on one o* *a-| mm ?o Mr Rryan** campaign fun I j Would five check-, each of IIii.iMhI. be! ref* ted wii!» scorn if Mr Plark sh*»ul*! ml tlmm n**w .\i oihcr anm ntator suggests- th f tw*’ part;-* -Inni’d appoint t **n, ■Mitt* j *u* mbu a joint "mi »f lef t». make in mi.it* of ciuniat* i ilHU "I t prrfo iMHI t hilt lie j. i t*. i i* ;itu I mill, i.niutn j I»; i. i.it prog re■ sf#in 11 f i t m* n wh«. mu nag* campaign- in t word. !!ie prof, i si**ruil p dith iur »h* t t hast relish flii* jiving hahi* I! i r xtreir dKeu-t. hi u h- v« f ik# puidi* If thi' thin i ill i: -it. **j• t ml trunk- full t hi** >f imp* r f* h* tlav hv if ay m*«r- v\ »ti at 1 I* sv cr- t-y. it Is th*- prii *if a patii-*f's •.ra il *»\v :nurh Is tl Inn *f t hra I* ul I* ,1 a tl! What i- t t «*f that «iUr-*r prmlunt iflth tl 11 th* p**ll tii iai “lit* rattir* Ami p» thi s* itiins th* v\. ki s i,f a f* w iktks, i t l*al "t fM*siaa*- ami s*nm- tra\*linn I'*■ t t a that th* trunks m* 1**tii4• it» r. wall stuff* «1 with p as-- Th- »r- th* 1* irttfinat** xp*-ms. ami fit* h -a..ill l;• *i til- tinriltiMJS AhV hing in -s ?nur annoying t«» tlir* old-f.i-hioiied politician, hut h* will have to «-tunc t*> it, h.twt v. r. reluctantly. Kx. MR. BRYAN S FACILE PEN. 'The nu»ving finger writes Tin l*t-r>ian tent maker w ho imagined tduV a at tin moving finger wrote was ir revocable ditl not know Mr. Itrvan ami i- facih pen. Tie- astonishing agilit* of that instrument is. vvt fear, insuf ficiently appreeiated. In oid* r to un derstand his infinite variety it is m* sal y to read Mr. Hrvan’s letter- and 'pt-cell* s. The task is tun gn at f*u mortal man. As well attack the ocean with a broom. Tin re is no man hut the eaitiff and varlet who would nay aught of Mr. Hrvuii save in the way of kimim-s, hut lead ins speeches good Lord! Life is short and Mr. Hrvan’s art is long inquiry in San Francisco developed the hu t that nobody had read Mr. Hi van’s -peer.*, of acceptance, and yet by some i agi* ttf d**vdilution evembody was rtain that he hail accepted. li* has li.nl phntv of practice ami is nowise coy. We should not attempt a painful and laborious review of Mr Hr>an speech. His sentiments do him hon or. an«i if they do not please they can be changed to suit He has others in stock just as good. He complains in is spied! that Uoosev.lt -dole ids po litical clothes, hut really this is a y 0fir 'T~^»Vajrr%\ c two. *T#£#£ SAT H^V/T/f¥G AO# COUA/CtLAlAtV cml&lrg

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rV *rr*j* W/3/r 7Wc>«/ov 7/^: /r/zTt/sr* __ 70 A/OJ+* CH>C*£B Cot/* y. J. CURRENT EVENTS. rat!ht stingy .*f booking at it for I a man who has so many and mich various charge* of raiment. Tie i’all *nrtiinii inlinr mi f.»r election chiefly on dtthtoii ground fh»t ‘Hrvan i f «I *i liar Sat* Pr incise I P:»l! MATTERS RECORDED Proof of Labor. ItiUikc 1*1* 1 L Sun- t creek Pi ink I’ ni w mi th Locations. V k fi.»» ..n 1* I. Snake I i r 11 Mfi 1 k i »p.* \--if group. neat Ha fir v\ »f. i ‘ighi hi |*|-.-.»v Sr iaim. *»u J. J. DeiL\ creek Ma\ J'.. 1 aus, .p.-i ph Ifcndrfeti. Deed. P I* W llh-.,|tl| |M I*. \V.. irv. fifth 11*f* t• -f ut dink. as-*c i- a. Aug J I .la- K* fill- ay t*» P. t. r McIntosh il. half in*, it s! i It-.-.- ipi.it/. claim l. k?nin Phicf half mil. I ..f duff 11 .IMHi s« pt 1«», 1 t*o7. P M* It* f*i Mr Kale M, Into-h olsi.ii, t.d ll.ifo naan iaim-. i.1 il P* m tit a i t, i,,i J J_ I a i mill. .1 uly 1. I In tlo matter *»f ft*. L i man Am*-ri an Poitk n 1 bankrupt. in which D P.arni was i. t. trustee. P. I» l p* rtlfiea of h rk a t \ppoiiitm. nt *f 1 >:*vI*I *1.1 am i#-f--1. m hankrupt for «lt-1 r» t "f Shelhs county. «>hi»*. p. I »ilhw clef k Judgment. I. *1. I tlk v a!., debtor. .a mi an 1 -M 1 i e| al.. crnlltitr, Vug. l'.». H*«»v Mortgage. J W V\*i iaiit a ml wifi t II II Hen- i a*ti kit if block f.*•»♦*. i l**-t**r Ik rnanl to Pi. Ih hiaiult. I«*t i in hk.ek t», Aug 27, l'*uv i It. Il**dy t a!. P. A Jones. •n« bucket .li*M- 1 1*1 h. p. gasoiiut •ngim* 'liiiei box. te on beach near ’•lisum. i Milk Iljimi. Aug IT 1 aiiv, A. Pla R «i Lindblorn. mortg.agi* being *urit\ f.»r promis •t' not# on IIJm'mi on a life insurance |*olic\ i-sind t" A. Plassell in the Ivpiitaitle Life Insurance of X» w Vork. Sept. 22. Trustees Deed. J D Barnes t•» E. P. Dyer, eighth interest in tin Sidney claim on P.ruh gulch. $r.j r.o. May a. 1908. Power of Attorney. f the roin I■ *11N Put if the Kane people Would have consented t,** change the name of their t**w nsite, th4 company would hav* permitted the line t«• run where it wav •rlelnullt intended. All negotiations having falleil. however. Ihe roll! pa n v Im dn tiled to make a new survey, anil ihe ...ntrmtors have been notified to llsi-ontlnue work III Ihe Wclnlli of the K lin- townsite. BLUEBERRY EXCURSION Ttie Hewanl peninsula Railway will run an exetirsion to X Station on kiinilav. August 3U I.eaves Nome H h a. m and returns from X Station it I la in Round trip II 00. POSITION WANTED. To go to Siberia or Alaska as conk. Lhlr. .Mrs Carr, rare Nugget Granite Mining Candle are the beet The donee next Saturday night at 'ag!** hall will he the la st of the year splendid in lisle and a good time. fAI».\M rionDRICff The Fain.me ’iiriir. ad.-r, will lie here only one week longer. Staples building, room 4 hours front 10 a. in. to 10 p, m, _• _ Blatr Private Stock at the Bank. NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE )f All Real and Personal Proparty Ba longing to the Seward Ditch Company. Vi.llow. imlcrsigned trustee, named as sueh in hat i ertain deed of trust dated tie i>l»er 7th, 19ti7, fro nttiie Seward l>llch 'oin|iuny, a corporation, to said trus Which said deed of trust lias been Inly recorded In the ofllco of the re order for the Cape Nome Recording •Istrlct, District of Alaska, will sdl, iniler and by virtue of the powers in ne Vested by said trust deed, at 12 •'clock noon, September 15, 19UX, at the 'root door of the court house of the tilled States District Court In the of Nome, Alaska, at public auc lon, to the highest bidder for cash, all •f the following described real anj •ersonal property belonging to the mid Seward Ditch Company, to-wit: All the following described property, -eal estate and mining claims situate n the Cape Nome Mining and Record ing District and the Kuugarok Mining ill'll Recording District, District of Alaska, viz.: All that certain ditch, flume and pipe line extending from the Intake of said iltch. flume and pipe line Just below Dorothy creek on Nome river, down the right limit of Nome river toAnvl! creek, being about 39 miles In length, ami known and designated as the “Bew ird Ditch." together with all Its later ils. feeders, siphons, flumes, pipe lines and other water conduits appertaining, appurtenant and belonging to sal I Jit.-h system, together with all water rights acmit* river and all trlb itaries to Xome river. between the said make of said Seward Ditch and Anvil Teei.\ \|so that certain ditch, pipe line, lurne uni water condnl* extending umo the <Srat»d Central river to the river di.ide. and known and Hta’ed a- the “High I*i|** Lille.* **.f v* dll all ih, tloin*•*. pipe lines, fe**t|e»s ami oilier '••r -tilidt .f every kind an.l tic liption t en* im to belonging, apper *»t.-ruii*t. aN«* all the ights t tpdred by the -aid SewarJ m h Company, it grantors and prcde hit. jest, by appropriation divtii l!it* u tef of said Hraud f t'* I river and it tributaries, and I plv in* ante to *t i*otiefh‘ial use; •-tt ill riebt-- .f wav and franchises I nd ea iiierity of everv kind, nature I ml tb -t rlpflon appertaining, belong- i \K to or appurtenant to the said "High if*** I Lie:** al o the right to continue *iti II clt Pipe Line’* from Its pres *errninti« to Xome anj vicinity; ls,» till material now on hand for the »nstruction of said pipe line. A o ail the rights heretofore ae dred ami conveyed tn said Seward Itch Co., by the Central Water Co., id II. T. Harding. J. D. Leedy. C. D. ane et al. Also all mining claim* owned by -aid Seward tHttli Compaii), and all Interests In mining claims owned by said He ward Ditch Company. Also all leases of mining elalms awn ed by said Seward Ditch Company, nr* Cording to the terms of which said l» lho said Seward Ditch Company i nol prohibited from transferring and I assigning the same without thcj wrlt len consent of the lessors In said leases named. Also all rights of way and easements owned by said Seward Ditch Company over mining claims. Also all horses, plows, scrapers, camp equipment, wagons, harness, tools and mining and ditch Implements owned by said Seward Ditch Company. Also that certain lot in the lownslte of Nome, District of Alaska, known ns: lot 2"., In block r.n, together with all lin- I provements thereon situate, anil being the lot upon which the Seward stable and barn Is now situate. tinted nl Nome. Alaska, this Tth day of July. 1909 AT.TIKRT FINK. Trustee Date of first pub July 9. 1909 Date of last pub. Sept 9, 1909 PROFESSION AI l \PDS FTir Hit'IANS \\n SltKOKiiNS W. D ARCY CHASE. M. D Office: Nome Rank A Trust Rldg 1:00 to 3:00 p. m. Office Main 3 7.00 to 9:00 p. .in House Reil 3 REAL ESTATE AGENTS. josh r. mcintyre— Real Estate and Financial Agent. 903-109 Mutual l.lfe RtilMInR. Seattle Fruit Lands Tile Illicit paying Inyestlnellt III lie Northwest. WILLIS MELVILLE. Coleman Bldg. Seattle Eagle Theatre HON DAY, AUG. 31 —One Week— The Hewitt Moving Picture Co. Dramatic Acts, Song< and Illusions Prices--25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00. Seats at Kelly’s Finest Liquors and Cigars. Family Trade So- r United. Free A V 7 Delivery Co Steadman Ave. and Front St Phone Main 169 O’MFARA ABENDROTII Proprs Seattle Real [state At present prices offers a safe ami conservative. INVESTMENT Values will advance materially within n year. WHEN IN SEATTLE «*al! and and let us how you Horne of the property we have c»n our list. E. M. .IORDAN ft ro. Real Estate and Insurance. ?1I American Hank building. I for Ke» on l and Madison. S Phones: Main f»&7 I ml 6f»7 I I J finest Wines, liquors and (igars in town at the hunter Hunter Rya and Old Crow Bourbon JOE HALL. Manager. Pacific Coast Steamship Co. SAILING DATES: senator Leaves Nome for Seattle Suday, Aug. 30 From fteallh*. For Sonttlo. City of Puebla, Oct. 10 Oct. *2‘2 Ticket and Freight Office, JOHN J. SESNON CO.. Agents VV. H. BUSH, Commercial Agent Through Tickets and Bills Lading to or from San Francisco. Siding dates subject to change without notice. Alaska Steamship Co. Nome-St. Hichael-Seattle Route S. S. Victoria due at Nome about Aug. 21. S. S. Northwestern due at Nome about Sept. 4th. TAILINGS FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO NOME DIRECT. S. S. Olympia Due at Nome Aug. 28. S. S. Yucatan Due at Nome Sept. 29. John H. Bunch. F. P. A. Alaska S. S. Co. H. R. Elliott. Agent. N. P. Pier N. 1. Seattle. Wash. Nome, Alaska. S. S. CORWIN CAPT. IA/FST SAILS FOR ST. MICHAEL, AUG. 20 KOTZEBUE SOUND AUG. 24 OFFICE WITH SESNON CO. M. SIMMEL Wholesale and Retail GENERAL MERCHANDISE Stores: Anvik, Innoko River, Disakakat and Simmel City Fresh Perishables: Eggs, Potatoes, Apples, Oranges, Onions, etc., Will arrive at m3'Innoko store on first boats down the river The gasoline launch “The Flyer" will make runs between Anvik and Innoko every’ ten days. Freight may be consigned to all points on ihe Innoko as far as Simmel City. Will cash letters of credit issued from hanks or reliable mer chants. l or references: Alaska Hanking Sale Deposit Co-, Huge! Sound National Hank, Seattle, Northern Commercial Co., San Fran cisco Write all communirations direct to Anvik I Dr. Bunn’s Frapped Reiuvenators ror Pifflicated Individuals At The Richelieu Pacific (old Storage1 COMPAINV I

Fresh Killed Beef and Mutton continually on hand Dealers in all kinds of Fresh Killed Meats, Poultry, etc. Phone White 17 Market 132 Front St j CarstensBros. Dashley Dealer in Fresh and Cold Storage Meats Telephone M 72 MARKET: 120 Frout .Street Miners and Merchants Bank of Alaska NOME, ALASKA Capital $100,000 I K. CIULBKRG, President T. J. NFSTOR. Vice President \V. J«. COI,LIKR, Mangel C. C. ('OWDKN, (’ashiei J. J. COLK, Ass*t Casl'ier A. W. KAII. Assaier. Alaska Scavenger Co. TONY SPOHIJIA. Prop. Successor to V. Scarperi. Hauling Refuse, Cleaning Yards Done at Reasonable Rates. TCL. MAIN 143.

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Pleasure lor All the family in the Kodak I’ieture making the Kodak wav is no simple that even a child inav take and HiunIi picture* l*et u* show you the “all liy daylight way" of picture making New up-to-date thing* from the Kodak City received. What lietter prcmut could he given than a beautiful Kodak. Price* ♦::.uo to tti-Yin DOBBS’ KODAK AND SUPPLY STUDIO ARE YOU A CRITICAL BUYER? l>n you want the best ever? Most people do. We ow n many thous- I an*|s nf acres in the faomus NKt'IIAl'u VAI.I.KV, II in.I willingly I submit It to the ex|*ert Judgment nf anyone ll Is nut nnly our ..|.lnl..u, I I nut the opinion of thousands of others that this Valley (with its mar velous climate, fertile soil, exeellenl water, and apprnaihlng I! It fa- I ctlltles nf that “••undent h>us kind" will 11111111111 the “Spokane" .if Ihe I North Those who are going In are "empire builders" .irul slop al I thing. It's a new eounlry, has lioiiiulless |.ossllillll li anil Is sm I rounded on all sides with wonderful mineral resmiri-es Thi land i- cheap now. loll lln; early changes, wrought by the rapid till 1111 nt of H this Valley, will make the price soar before many months. in 1 It It Kt* Ft iNIvKNl’K INV1TKH. tot our free literature and full I parth ulars. I APPLETON INVESTMENT CORPORATION LTD American Bank Bldg.. Seattle, U. S. A. I B. C. Branch Offices: Vancouver, B. C. Quesnelle, B. C. I L. B. Tanner Sc Co. Real Hstiitc Purchasing and Forwarding Agents 3o4>2o5 Halley Kldg., Seattle 777(11 LL purchase and forward to any direct point of trails Wl porlation in Alaska, Lumber, Hay, drain. Machinery and all kinds of Merchandise. Purchases made on contract or commission. Let us know your wants and we will quote prices. When you want a GOOD DRINK go t BILLIARDS The Only Regulation Slie Pool Tables in Nome TEL. MAIN 134 (ity Scavenger (o. Succeiiorto FILLER GRAHAM J.MAR1INI Mgr. Rhone him k 173 ALASKA BANKING ANI» SAIE DEPOSIT CO. Cabell Whitehead, President. F. It. Thatcher, Rusene K. Allen, ’ashler. Vtre I’mslilmit R. E. Trengove, Assayer. t'onsulldatnd with Rank Cape Nome, September, 1800. PAID UP CAPITAL $125,000 Transacts General Banking Business Cold Oust Purchased. Ores Examined FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT. FRANK II WASKFV, A. K. T« »l »l President. Manager. I Vice President. J A BACI1KM>KR. R. I>. ADAMS, Asst. Manager. Nome Bank Trust Company Paid up Capital $135,000 Drafts Issued on all Parts of the World Assay Office in Connection (:X***X-XX-X-X X-XX-XXX-XX XX-X XX X X* New Laid mi SI do/. Prosser’s Harness Shop I I’hotie Black s NOW IS THE TIME To Put Up I’KAlls I'S M III.S 1*1,1 MS, KTs1 f* per rase ALASKA FRUIT CO. Nest Fire Department. Tel, Mam 00. t'lvll engineer. 2% years on!, six year** experience on flehl anil construction! «"rk. ih sires work. Apply Nugget Cranite Mining Candle* ar* the beat v NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ESTATE. In ih** I'niteit States fOitnmissloner's t "lilt fill t'.e ape Nome l*rec|nct In the Second IHvlsion of the ln* 11ii i n| Al.i*kj, *itting i i l*r*it»ate i 'min. No. 132. In th** matter of the estate of John II Ashford. Iteeeased. Xotii e is herein given to all creditors of the late John II Ashfiiril. ..a sc.I and to all others whnnt it may concern. I that the undersigned was duly appoint ed by Ih.- above named court in the ahoie entitled matter, on the 14th day ii .imriin, i I’it* aumiiiist raior *»r i he estate of said John II Ashford, deceased, and has duly qualified a -mh administrator in conformlt\ with law. and is now performing the dull* of his -aid trust, and that nil persons having claims against the estate of -aid dec** a sod are Herein required to present them, with the proper voucher-* within -ix months from the date of this notice, to the undersigned admin istrator of said estate, at the office (,f the nited States «9. Administrator of the Rstate •f John II Ashford, de ceased, K-2I-2S-4-11-P y *-v Hank ol California SI AIM I, WASH.

Mead 01 fh r, San t rune isi o -y. K-lut>li-h*«l lari-t !j. lira nr lies Scuttle. Port land Tacoma '.tpitul and Surplus, f I I S17. |»J

Interest pin.I oil Savings and lime Deposits X Nuuie t'orres|M>i4«h-nt Alaska Hanking A Safe llrjiosit A I S Chas. Reed i Machinist ft Blacksmith J

(iasoline Engines. Hoists Boilers, Pipe and Pipe S Pitting* No. 5 Front St. t s It* Klee trio, Vapor. Turkish and Min eral Uatlis, Rtc., Shampooing Klpert Masseuse. Chiropodist. Bath and Massage Parlors Rubs, etc. Rheumatism, Nervousness and S Lumbago {Successfully Treated, t Both Se*es. ANNA M. KELLOGG, Vecond Avenue near B Bt. _ L I AILV NUGGET $15.00 PER YEAR Payable in advance Delivered by Carrier or Mailed i '1 i i VISCOUNT ITO. CHIEF OF NAVAt, STAFF. DECLARES WELCOME WILL BE SINCERE. T« *KI« AlU' 1 _* i?*, u any furl th it llii- I'* t‘ fH«l :»t tin* il* i r! m> i.t I .Mi.* ..f th* K*»v* rnnn tit. tfi** -i iff »It* nuv> .b |.:irtHM-nt i ifr.'.i.h |»m .min: tin- |*r• Mi.irii f..» 11 i .-■•*-1 t i11 ;i «rabtl -rub*, aiitl th** *hi» f ththruhv now :t|»|t*-ui‘w t.i Kr**I* th»* l*n*Kr;tin within th** b«*un*ls tl.inuiitb'l l»\ lb* imtiltni tin th«* w n i- r#*v un ht* i«* If i tiri«af*.i that h* i fw Utri.hNI lt»»* \iii»rn.P( t. i i| .in \v ill T tiM-i I i linl i*i itr *.t tiMl in* t* fit tit-Nil i- 'int»r*'4 f tii* t it*s, Within our I ir'-.r will wilh**r.j*f it if.it i .n i i*« if i~ itn ilit* f i »t li ti tli»* »*fif ir»* I i, i i tti inv v»- m-N .if** i i i 1.11 sh*»iit«l In it t«• nr r**to «»tir vi*if. r 0 »Crtditj trHe StH'-y nriuh.ir It? |r r^f *r-**.| t tfir FrfH»rT* flirt! to- r. fr r. .t r|„ I i.t»* .f f||*. H» I f. rmnlriH to Japon***#* *r« r« afni *?t .in *f r in* a pio t».-t .iK.iin* Ih*- prop. >i«|t ,\-i rniral lt«» Mid that i**|m irt h sh'mhl Mot I*** i r**«i»(*•«! tn-r** I»*m au-»* If I- tr^m« il'iiihfful that tli** \?n*‘rh' tn Iii'i* J,H Ki M *ll ill Ih* llkt'iv ait lik*# f rikfti,? Aofkm*»?i Hot v*-r, if th r**|».fts a»*m* tru**, h»* lapi allot-* *t"»til>l hot r*f t» I*** Mu- Am**tl* an- f at a* I’oiitit a* it i* It upos-ahl** to Jinl*?** th** \\***t t»y th»* -*fandarit«9 of th** ♦•a**!. EDITOR MAKES MUD SLINGING RECORD Sum.- Ill,,1."ail,r fin*,h liavt* jn h., l.l lnt•-.! llli.nil the it#-v\ i* I,** f -#t .M-i io-iii in tin- Hi t tin iln M-nnl- Mil til man Tin-si* jnntn.ils mittit.tll) -t Unit ixM-ln-i- In it ri i|.- III mniitu, 1 Tin- fi-r. lKn ii |.t. til iiK, ,i TaiiRii-i thought h nf-i r-- try ri-a-Ii Iln- In-Ill r t■ la>s 1-r III! i-. ..|.lc IIii-.iii i.i iti-tts|.a|i#-is Tln-t llit-r- f.tit- iiiMt-. -l --•tin- ni tt |-a|- r infli ft-nn Stii a ami j Iwn |ia,.i-rs i-iini.-.l In Araltlt- w.-n-! -i.nl'il in TaltKii-r. Ml Snail.i in l-tnl mtl Ml Altalt In I -mi; Itnlli, lii-intr nnili-r Rni-'i'i-an iitflu ■■'t'a*H. Itavn n it I -I ||*T i-i, tin Sultan Ah 'Ini Azi/ -liirlnn iln- i-t-nilititi nn,-l--a antnoss in Mi.Tln-li nth l. attains, tin- aili tn|-,.-I tii.nt --r hi# hrotln-r, Muh\ ll.ifln -iitt.-l tnvvi-riiiK rat,*- itmn.v **f Iln- )•-.t#11111# tnt-i- "f l-Vx. who hail litrtit'-l MhIuI Aziz 'till of hit* i-.-ll-itaI NOTICE OF MARSHAL S SALE. 1*1,1,lit- ntilit-t* I- lt»*,»-hy gi\i*n, ilia: h\ tirllln of a tt ri.* ttf nx*-*-iiti-»n anil "ith-r of sain ilali-il July ”-th. A I* Iafis. Is-mil -mi, *.f Iln Ills,riot Court' f.tf til. I i.f I i I i for ii m- in. r -i/.o Will» In-aft .1 atnl viltih iit tam*tiai;« Tin Wav that »alltoi hi- lamha t•**I tin •ilioti- r. |.!i|. wfio ttlit- tine of tin rival -it* I •»*tit!• him a pi it n lln- fnmt tank of vil upt*r a f i v |*»tir italism Ih-htw an o»n«* \tt n f from i ifft-nt art it It* in Kl Ta'oiin Ikirt of t ha*- hot ii litti«*-1*. in ilt tl m*t a|-|.|o aiait* for puhtirati«»n in any Imrunn I May n»t| i m-h»* In r fioti ill ••vil ami rvihloi fs' T «*ti* of t I»• *r tn-mh's is taking tin -haj.o of t I to t r a i !tl hill timh t tin hnattain h’ f tin- f.litoi ..f a inis lahit m u pa ♦•r Who tlo»* r ri..? kn thH man th»Hl on hi- v.-i .la' Cut it wotthl h.- payiiiK on i.». mu. h ||o|,,.i v*mi liftl*- runai** f a |»ig* "The n«»hle mehalia »f nit sultan has Ju-t triumphed »*ur enemies the infidel- and put them t r nit May iio*f destro\ you You will he very ueful not to print the new* you re i e **Y»»|| H ass of i *es. tf it the Riiiir should unite in hi **f llift del-**** A- the tar of Ahtiul Aziz l- again on th»* ascend, it I- likei\ that this edi tor will lose his Job ui.ie-M he retrains Id- idea* ami then liteian expression. Rx. RICH CHICKEN FANCIER ATTACKED BY BADGER JOHN REED SURPRISES A NIM A WHEN RAIDING HEN ROOST AND SUFFERS SEVERFLY. SAN I! A I' A III. \u y I .in, I I ‘••|l l,i II I Y\ t*ll Kli'ittli lain In I ilnl i ni* K*‘i« lam h i win* l a a hi« ram h ii Iv. *l 'lain.n. ha I f*i h'V\ I ill Kff.it I i 111 II In I 1: 11 I I hi* •in'11 Hu «|«-|ii• liatiuns a h**hl thinf. ami vv In n hi* Imar.l a oiiniimlion in tin hit kt n him la>i night h»- gtahh»-i| hh i»-\t.lv* i atiil rail to t in* «»pfn> im- Hi*- tin..i v\a^ to i -tiai.gt* hut .i« t. im(in-il looking ani ■uai in Hit- atf of hiting *.f tin* I mail o! n,. «.f hi* ii/. r«»i* t.*i- Wilhoti ht 11aiion I:. took a -hot at it an* i i tl Th. in \i i tant with a -a vagi* grow Hi* annual .11 •.j>|.* Ut»* lin k, n unf l uuip.-.J t! U» .1 i limbing up ills g nil I ati long in.I hiting him vt» iolislN hi f..i- 11»* t oiihl g«*t tti** i. vois.-r inti I lax li» t (lin k at it with hi? hands and attempted t.» teat it loose, but without avail Before he fairly realized hi* danger lie was righting f»»* his very life, with the animal clawing and scratching at hl> face and trying to get at his throat. Heed cried for help. Ill- hired man responded to his alls and dispatched the aniinai with a blow t>.ti..us King of hi 'in U lvv.nl. v. ii .f win.(II tfontte.fi uu-ii and thirteen wottn-n) are i,o\\ undeagoing trial at St. inner, chained with in* few«*i than lis i-iiim* iiiiiiiv accompanied h\ viol, n.-.* an-i murder yesterday told tin* judge h boast fill language how they did t-* death an ag.-d couple named I.ec...| ho and Tn vears of age respect I vely. and their daughter, aged f.f*. who were living together in the center of the vil lage of Violaines. They described how they broke into tin* house toward midnight. Ahel. the chief of the gang, armed with a |»ok -r. and Yroiuant with a heavy iron stove lid. Recoil's daughter gave the alarm, but on getting out of hed she was felled with the poker by Aliel. and at tin same moment the candle carried by the robin*rs was accidentally extinguished Mine. I.ec«*|. roused by the noise, now made a rush for her life toward the w indovv. A scene of confusion ensued in the darkness. The murderers slipped in [he blood of their first victim, but suc ceeded in stopping the unfortunate wo man before she reached the Window. I'romant felling her with a blow from Inl lieiii'httng the earullt*. Viantnl ih-alt the i*i —Irate «»l«l \\. »nd Milo Knox individually S T Jeff 1'eV S p| eSefited to the Court t?e af fidavit of Milo Kt o\ and on motion waa granted an order tor publication of no tice t,i creditoi that hearing on appli cation for th charge «.f bankrupt will be heat'd Sept li#UX. it l« a 111 nd clerk directed tu mail copies of petition and order to ali •reditoi-* Or der tiled. At In 1 a m. court adjourned until Saturday. Aug. JH. libiS. .it 10 a rn Blatr Privat# Stock at th# Bank.

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PROSPERITY THE WORD ALONG THE KOUGAROK »nr of ?h»- h. t kh.*rtf% £t*Vf»rj»l jiartu^ an* w of kins? on an nat- amt t la k f »I t l> Ih** «mlv *1 fa whack. »t* No. 7 al*o\. IIU ilt-a'ovo?\ M« Mo mil* i workii. ii\** m* in.) _ 1 i. ii i i ii i i m i PcrajH'F tram I Man and Mrt'add* hav** >t« Ih«-»r dit« h to N and ar» r» to Si lucl.tu i* working on N K i!ih« r and h f tig;in>k II* i-* ikiiit -n iMi.'imy onion aiul it. li,,.1* r .juaii,? In »ii.h of tho thro. h« ritmtin': futtr *:*ut- foot of f*.iy i »r«* r*n|.ui H n i hanro WONDERS CLAIMED FOR THE LYNNOSCOPE BY ITS INVENTOR WHILE IN LONDON YOU MAY TAKE A PEEP AT PEKIN l.if' U i mi i J Into .*r IN kin T m \s h:ii ran i|.» with l.\ in ,j., talm* mi**- nr. i ..f la. tiiii't in**ln*m.ni Tin■> a* us, .1 \u V* tha t i lift imai: lik* i niirruf. an it* t t tn t \ rh a hg|r at h nd I U Vk il u aii*rnif r i .t Mim! It ai w i t f*i. at am;**m* tit w fii* h fo.ii- f fw «m. t ft lh** «*fM r »t*»r, t r ii*1, wht r» tli* ima-4 i' I* H‘ P^4 la an«itli* f I iTk** if* .»i :.i a i f ?f* hi as* funrit life** it 1 »«*ti*»trr tph a.ml t if-r*■ t.ih.a a t hi. h t u’t i r* fh f* tl :»s in i looking Ml 'hat is n»r#*S' a? ill i»* 4 r« lh'»’t* a* «H«fatu'« o\ tl.i!til Pi fi immiltt* r on lh** h i 4 ,i\ «tS 1 pt*ii hill lop tit tow* 1 an.l th is:* ■iff. lh r* lh rtr*| In fh* 1* i\. r Lt v ill h* j ihl- th la 1 Ms I i*1 pi'"*ni an u lual ll• f inn >t‘ lh I I I: .lUtli in |t f» 5 r lU f Mi* .‘iiv not ItxiMlf riiifin.itn. *1 t I n* i a ?u il r* ft th*fi f M I III *i j*. 1 I- f»*** at a »!iut t.« n*l ll,» lii- bi n' ni* tin1 bl.i/.*■ i mu! f.»r fill1* t«> ni\> }/..f ♦•...il-btfh, inMUli AH* i '*iil h**ui iif work it an v% r. \t n»i ui h* FAST STEAMERS FOR AUSTRALIA VI* T* >RIA \ur. A »li |.atrh ju t fioii, Mt!;iu;i that ai i alii’* in. ht have 1 i mil* with tin K«*\**riniH nt to xt* ml th* uh-i.ly t" tin* «’aumliai An It alian I»■.. a li*Jd **f ti\«* ir tit- «tinj*anv n ♦•l»tt*-.l arr* int; t- I»\ mi|.|*I ini* thtv* ::**-knot boat t«*r hitiiH .il it. u? Th, n*“.v ariaiiK* nt* lit i111 ft• ImmjII to X**\\ tl.llid* I uni Australians who have had to l»« j out. nt with M tvi. that on the At lantic* heeame anti«|iiatei| veral de ath- a«o. No statement h i V. I h. i riven nut h\ th*- company a- t«» »h* t' itiH l" they will cure, hut it is he ii- d they will |m* |im»ha.M'tl and not mill, as in the latter event a year «»t note Would he lost NEW INDUSTRY IN NOME «»ui Matin— and '’Inns* II l'a« t'*ry is now in in i:i:I«*i*V •*»ihm and s*-t* h«»w inattn—s,-s an* mad*- l*y I he City Bdth House Is the Only Up to-Date Hath House in Town 1 his place needs no advertising. It -peaks for itself. ('.ill and lie convinced. r niaihtm-ry up In tlalf. \V« i n :llillf;li lur lli Wn nlirs with sill in-l uvitn- and GUARANTEE EVERY FOOT NOT TO RIP IN SEAM. j send outside It will 1»»* t« ‘your advantage to trade with us. oivi us a rail. Old mattresses ti iiovatrd. NOME FLUME HOSE AND MAT TRESS CO. Old Seward Telephone Bldg.. D Street F. Braten. upholsterer. 4th anSght Solo.... Miss Helen Hettrlck Pity of 4 Mir (Sod Toadies’ quart* t llosanna Full choru r Hail Our Risen King 'r Quartet and scml-choru* r t Mighty F*uti Herman Chora! r ‘hi »f It- t Solo and choru J .Mrs. Wheel*. j 11 anna in th* Highest. r Closing Chorus

j Christian Science. r Servie. ni Woman* Club room on I Steadman avenue. Kuiidav al s p. m Subject. “Jesus Christ." Also Wed nesday at 8 p. m. All arc cordially In vited to attend these services i St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. Services will be held at St. Mary’s Episcopal church tomorrow at 1! a. in Pilgrim Congregational. I'sual morning service with congre gational singing. Subject of tin- eve ning dheourse, “The Sin plieltv of Sal vation." Music by the choir. An them. "I.ord of the Worlds Above," J Winkle Solo, Miss Kuendernian, j "Nearer. My God. to Thee,” by Henry Parker. G*TS BROWN THE LEADING CLOTHIER SELLING OUT F'he Entire Stock is Offered at Less Than Factory Prices No reservations. Warehouse, Residence and Store Fixtures must go. C Me i*elix BRIDE BALKS AT COOKING DINNER 0 N m XX* ISi’ii. Autr, \ft* t Inn I* da\ limit* than i*iit* month of n »ii i* *l hf**. 4 i.iii* i*olti»n. i.f tl.iseh w 4 t|t«*ii, v.t.rilty swd Jo?tf|»lilnt-* l.iihan i*olt*»ti f»*r di\«** n aruing mi* If i*ott|ii\ i .MiU Ml l •ni ton I* al|.»,a.| iintlur 11» hav«* t«*l«l Ini liushaml that h.- 11 I nnt I* him ami niarri**il him «*til> I• .ms** ln*r aunt MlKff** II It. ami t*» a|. it all sin- tilt I a vvatmn ami rath t away th*- II.immi wmth "f tnrnitni*- ami ii|**t in th.at slat. Sin* i m*\v with In r r. latlva EDITOR GIRL SUES LIEUTENANT VENT THROUGH MARRIAGE CER EMONY, BUT HE ALREADY HAD WIFE. Nugget's Special Service. I»I-:ITS«||T. An*. iV M ,r \l mw-ll ii inii-l llu II T. Hazzaril in lln- tilli if a -ult which a|i|'i-nrn un the i-ntry mil!. In tin- iin11\ t-h-rk'. ..Ilii'.. to EXHIBITS THE BRICK Nugget's Special Service. SPRIXOFIKM*. Aug. 27. The brick with which t roiiihit ionist i aiididute i• »r th* presidency was struck during the tan- riots some time ago in tin city, is now, on exhibition in the w indow of a saloon hi this city. Tie hiimidt brick iris been gaily dec '•ruled and hears the motto "Down with thirst. Have another on me.” The enterprising saloon keeper has the satisfaction of seeing crowds daily grinning in front of his establishment. Granite Minina Candle* are the heft. I Open all Might... The Only Drug Store North j j of 53 Open All Nignt jj August Magazines Fresh Candy i WHITMAN'S, the best in the world j i; The Latest Fiction j H. 0. BUTLER 1 i;"* and Kookdealer II Arctic Brotherhood Building PHONE BLACK 55 Circulating Library 50tf per month c day. The case Is that in .whieh Mary Masse!h, a Detroit girl, went through a nuti t inge ceretnon> with Lieut. Ilaz atard of the I'nited States army. Mi Massath acted in good faith, hut tie* lieutenant had a wife and children in Oakland. Pal. llis behavior in that matter and others was such that he was brought before a retiring boar i and sent back to private life, hut not punished. The Hewett Moving Picture and Dramatic Co. will open In the Kagle Hall on Monday evening. Some of the finest moving pictures ever shown and i\ to Nome residents. Have you tried the Maraschino cher ries dipped in chocolate, at Kappel man's?_ Classified Ads. All Classified Ads Mist *2e Paid In Advance. WANTED. WANTED i*lare in camp or road house. by good rook and linker. Ad dress Albert, Nugget office. FOR SALE. I'li.iiitiM River Roadhouse. Apply Nugget. WAlWVSVIAAAtVWWWAWW .V.nS ADAMS APPOINTED SCHOOL TEACHER. \t i in*-* ting of tin* i lit*«»l hoard t*« I l I t\*inin' Mi Pdna Little Nil.mr .i l "iHii a l«ai-her lor tli* M. ii Mr Adam c i highly di 11* d uiitiuiii and will I•** a \al-i liable nnui iti*»n to tin* school. «»i»e nior*- a|i|Hiinltiu nt remains to! be made. i Mi Standby. wiiu w:i **-a|*t*oin»ed .1 written fhoard jthat. while greatly -t i»|*r* dating Ini I e-.l I I "I'll liiflil. he llltable lo re I III It Xolile. EAGLE DANCE. I*» m»t foigei that next Saturday •w* Sling will he the one for the til" P igh- da nee at P.agle hall. Lamp's Extra Pal* Imported Draft Reri it the Board of Trade. Blatz Weiner Beer at the Bank. Imported Coburger draft beer on tap at Board of Trade. Mbs L p. Thomas has opened n IvpewTiling and stenographic exchange •ii S«m «»nd trect. opposite the Masonic Temple. Blatz W.iner Bear at tha Bank. Scraper teams for hire. 214 First avenue Toe f t•*.»iii hi|> Senator will leave Si. Nii‘he-1 .if lu ii'din'k tomrht She will call at Solomon to pick up a light er load of tnai’hinery. She will ill for Seattle at 10 o'clock Sunday. Edgeworth Tobacco at York^'s. Imported Coburqer draft beer on tap at Board of Trade. Go to the North Pole Bakery for lhe best bread and paltry The only coffee house In town. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. ijood house, four furnished rooms and •ache, lot 25x140; Second avenue; only $500. Itovey Davison. II.m e, furnished rooms, cm.she, cellar, wfUt-r connection, etc., lot 50x140. Third avenue; only $.'575 If sold by Am?. 20. Itovey David'on We have houses and cabins, furnish ed and unfurnished, for rent an! s.ile. Itovey a Davison. Minin*? claims to Itase and for sale. Itovey Davison. If you desire to make a safe invest ment see what we have to offer. Bo vey «S. Davison. We have a number of business loca tions «iu Trout street for sale or rent. Bovey Davison's Real Estate and Mining Exchange, 9 Steadman Ave. Phone Black 23. Notary Public, Employment Agency. Collections, Auctioneer. Suit and Coat Sale $37.50 Ladies’ Suits at $19.50 $25.00 and $30 waterproof ami heavy all-wool fall Coats at $5.00 and $10.00. Children’s School Coats $2..V> and $5.00. Former price 10.00 and $12.00. A Beautiful Flannel Waist at $1.50 Bargains in Every Department SAUNDERS SISTERS 40H Front St.

“NONE BIT THE BEST” A j Gaffneys RUBBER COATS All fresh stock this spring. A large assortment from S3.50 UP I 1 J. C. Gaffney HMMi ail IHi HI SI ^P (Ml MMU 10 411 V