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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-01
WESTCHEsTEE-
a Special-SpeCial

magnificent hOrae in finest section %
Nit. Vernon. near the beautiful Bailey
estate. Spacious living room. sun par!or.
dining and breakfast rooms. den. music
room. bed chambers. : baths. billiard
room. q extra lavatortes. electricity. open
nreplaces. white enamel and mahogany
trim: plot 1I5X16S: high ground
On account OF business. owner must sell
It's dream. See it.
COOLEY WEST, Inc. VIZ. vernon. y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-01
guys PLOT REAR TRENTON.

es.cuolsol & CO. sold la sc plot II lana
ne@- Trenton. =. J., TO 1e -'ourFeaG IA
Paix Lace Company. CT France. The com
;-Ey VII improve the parcel. which las
-a.iroa3 Connections. with q factory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-01
JERSEY CITY DEALS.

: Mclaughlin nas bought from the
fac1scn CONSTRUCTION COMPANY TIE rye
20 s.ory ard store b-icl. buildings iH
.-,.fse e. c..c;i-4 ~ t'e ssstl.,z- -n-ne-
e. zzz..teY szI S5cl.oa ar-l-e-. Jersey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-01
IRVINGToN SITE SOLD.

Kenneth Ives * 60 have sold for :. c.
AIillett his former home, or DoW's Lane
INSTRUMENTATION. Y Y. The property
was held at $4,000. II comprises two acres,
a substantial house, stable and outbuild-
incS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-01

COUNTRY PROPERTY.

STAMFORD. CONN
For SALE Beautiful site fo- cour--~ nrT-s
Hve acre plot. high ground restricted rs.s.-
Sorhocd. eIsCtViciJy- EaS- water. COW srie1t ~
Town and ears. enc hour from Nsw fors.
For particulars address CiAS F. FAY D.
Wall It. New YORK
FARM OF $50 ACRES WITHIN Sc MILES
o. Grand Central station. new house. VIII
al Improvements. outer buildings, t1c4uci.s
barns. ice uOus-. ~~~aruSrr-. etc VIII - >
bargain quick purchase LOJNSBEEFsX q
TFJARP, East +cd -. New NorK-
FOR ~8JE-DNIET FARM OF 100 ACRss
in RrCoue CO. good buildings. SCod lara,
only $500 down. balance of g. 600 as sass
brIys-. Address = = BROW y. 16s Reads ;
y. Y city o. JAMES HIGGINS. sanford N1
wRTERFRONT COT'rNGE OK SOUND "
rooms > baths. large prrcheS- - minutes trcn
city. electro HSh-- civ |atsr- auto SaseS.r
Price. StsjU2. Bargain p OSBORNE SALAA
4 go. ISIS. street. nea- s. S!cho,aS svsnis
TEN ROOM HOUSE. FINE GROUNDS. ~
a beautiful section 8. miles from cifv So
train service owner. 5 = BROWN 10
Read~ 50
g. Ooc BJ-YS FINE HOME IN THE COJNrSf.
within ccrnuut iUgS distance % New erS ~,
possession Nav lst. or win rent. send igr ~
particulars OWNER. BOX 23. Tribune ore
ARTISTIC NJ TIEN HOUSES S&s51 ".
choice Iots SO Up LAMBERT. - N4ssAN
- Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-01
GOOD AUCTION PRICES|
SHRADY-4PPLEY HOLDINGS IN LOWER
EAST SIDE SOLD FOR s65e000.
Efftec. Story automobile EachcRse 10 BE Bait IN ssh
,treet-L.oft Planned for 2ith Street Plot.

City. The property at the northwest cor
ner OF Myrtle and Jackson avenues, which
Is similar in type, changed hands for 6
consideration OF s21.oco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-01

BRICK AND STONE DWELLING. ALL IN
provements. Is rooms. bathrooms .arss
lawn; Washington and Lawrence SITS. FiushtEe-
L L: SIS OO0 or will rent. ELLIOTT BUSH.
19i Broadway. New York. or local agents
HOUSE Is ROOMS. STEAM. GROUNDS.
shade. stable: ma gnifcent1y located. along
side subway. MILES Johnson. Woodhavsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-01

UNFINISHED APARTMENTS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-01

OWNER WILL SELL VALUABIE HOME
site in SUBURBS. 81 - weekly; YOU bald
your own house. - minutes Herald square;
inside city limits SUBURBS, Suite SO4. 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-01

SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

ONE THOUSAND ACRES
IN ULSTER Co IN LAKE MOHO%K
REGION. ELEVATION "SO0 TEET
SUPERB VIEWS. SPRINGS OF ENOR-
NOUS CAPACITY FINE LAKE AND
STREAMS IN PROPERTY. ADNiIRA BLY,
ADAPTED FOR HOTEL AND COTTAGE
ENTERPRISE. OR FOR DIVISION INTO
VILLA PLOTS
RII.AND & WHITING co.
> BEEkMAN ST. TEL. 1872 CORT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-01

KELLY ST . s 6I6s # n OF I.cugwood ave,
80 4XIOO tprior mtg SIs.O0O; March 80: Yrs. 8
per cent: Abraham Frankel 10 Foxvale Realt!
co. s. 900. address i3S broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-01

FREEMAN ST, 9tc. S29x3I.6 (prior mtg :
March 20. : yrs 6 per cent: George tIIeuz 70
Harris Rather: 1000: attorneys. Davis kauf-
80 ahar =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-01

TYLER ROAD. 5. at II land
/. 100 5x154. TX irreg; March .; .
nj. John Davis and John Murphy,
: \ Campbell and ano: 5000; at
ers' Title Insurance and Trust co,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-01

s. $50 It e Of nth ave. 2ox99. II:
; YRS; Julia d Bernard 70 Dllen
,50O: attorney, Andrew Wilson. i5s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-01

FRANKLIN AVE. W :. 3o.S fl n from cor
lot 50. so 3x211X irTeg. being part of lot ~ map
Mnrrisania. except part for ave prior nltgf'
March 81 due as per bond: Cohen q EckInan
Corporation to Manhattan Mortgage Co; $4,000:
address 200 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-01

.0iSF ST, as r. y ~ n-tnnt.i-t 4.s
- 1850. job. q Aern 20 samuel y 6aH and $500
Co. tlu5Ht. py Catu-t- mt4 "A u6"j 500. az
-Iss-. 50 East iuJL ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-01

18TH ST n s. 125 # of St Nicholas ave
IS 6x75x irreg: ; yrs: John II BOdine TO Amerl-
can Mortgage Co; $4,000; address, 81 Nassau St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-01

sLt0 .HN fTTeg- Monterey : 17gtn
81. ASK to 17Sth st, 1o0x412 Ok irreg. city
Real Estate Co ard Einnette ? Pelletreau and
March -. ST. address. 963 Caldwell ave.
LA FONTAINE AVE. " : ~ II Of 18th
st. 50x10o: Herman Schumacher 20 Catherine
23s Madison ave
lot 80. map New Village OF Jerome John r
address. 2775 Webster ave.
LOTS IS. Sc. 9s 10 100. map property Waldo
Hl.tchln's estate. The Bronx. James Thon 10
Lars G Jonasso mtg Sls.S75I: March 80: 500
address. So East a5th st.
lot a. map Section 4 Of WISE estate. c5co-c.
Schroeder to Belinda T Lyttle. 500; address l76
Broadway.
LOTS So and 20 map New Village Of Jerome.
July &. 1909. $3.50 address. Ala Barker ave
LOT ~, map Los. Of 128 lots Willis estate
John Weineger 10 Hudsjn p Rose Co: March Is
81 address. % West 45th st
MINFORD pr. 1880 and 1858, l50viO0; VETS
man & Herman to Daniel G Grimm tmig 50. O0Ol
SOD: address - william 81.
North ST. $ At v Jerome ave lgoN73:
dress Hoboken. J.
PARK GiYRTLE AVE. " =. 10 # p 81
i76th 81. 23Xl00: Carl + Rubsan 10 Charles -
Bsuer end ano. tenants by entirety: all liens:
March 80; s1oo; address. 1879 College ave
sTEBBINs AVE, :, 1ss,o IT Of 165th s.
March 70 81 address 265 West 10th ST
LINTON AVE. s. 1915 z II Of l6ISt s. s.. *
l35x irreg; Daniel g Griffin to Wsisman & Her
man "a coTpor3tiOn); slC0; address so East
l36th ST.
SAME PROPERTY; Walter I. hin and ano
eXTs. 10 Daniel 6 Griffin. March 80. So. 600. ad-
dress. - William st
UNION ST. =: Barker ave " g; Sheridan 81
6. and New Bronx. g $. being lots 1910 70
l2-t. 1924 10 1908 and parts OF 1909 and 1908
map of Peter Lorillard. at West Chester. Bridge
st. s. Barker ave, $. Union 81 II and
20 l34G. map OF Peter LoriIlsrd. at West Chester.
New York Central Realty co 20 Melle Hylsama
mig $50 O0); 800; address. lbs broadway.
WISE AVE 1860 IS0xIO0. Rebccca 4 & I'D
wards 20 William j Kerr. March 81 SlOO, al -
dress. 1912 Armistead ave. Unionport.
1ST AVE. 3 100 Il " Of Avc A. IO0xluS
TuIOnpOrt. Alexander T. Walsh William j
IIy land: March "a, 81. address 40 West 13Sth Fl
bath ST. >. 35s4 It Of - AIMS ave
III sxlO0; James Cariew TO Emma e. Linson and
ano; bond aud surety. March IS, 81: address II
West l22d s.,
144rH ST. 5a3 $50, s. 325 II Of Brook
ave .I@lOh, Henry Siemers to Louis Stcmcr1
ana Ruo n tenants hv entirety ultg SID. 0OO,
March 10, 500; address. l740 Topping ave.
liiTH ST. al tsi6l. n 8 500 II ., Of Brook
ave, 2d1iph: Henry Siemera - I.uuis Sieners. D.
ana ano az tenants by entirety ultg 81. 600 /.
March 3d. 500: address as above
1soTH ST. IA East. 25xI3odv irrrs. Mary
Diamond ?" simon Klein mtg SJ0uu,. March GU.
90. adore s. 1870 Crotona ave
.0iST 81. as n n ~ ~ .nas.i-, s.s
- 1850 Jcaa q Aeru 20 samuel p 6aU and $50,
Co. tcu5Ht. u5 entirety rnt4 a Uf'i, Sluu az
ares. - East iuJtL ST.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-31
+. Por Ein se Encontro.

Por varios sislos los medicos
buscaron un remedio para ell Pal
udismo. Los qulmicos preparan
ahora un especlfco vegetal, lla-
mado Pam-Ala que destruye Ell
g6rmen de la enfermedad. Donde
Sc usa 81, obtienen resultados sor-
prendentes. Ell DR.. Ramon v.
Lanao, del Hospital de Barran-
quilla, Colombia, dice: Cure una
muchacha de Z amos que sufrfa de
Paludismo agudo terciano, con
un frasco de nuestra. De venta
en- las Droguerlas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-31
Campeonatos de cuentos
de la Correspondence" S,

Aun cuando la fecha de publica
cion de nombres de personals, a Jul
clio de La Correspondence, compe
tentes para formar parte, de un ju
RADIO calificador de cuentos, haya 81
do adelantada algunos dias, Ia vota
'cion que deberan hacer los autore'
de cuentos para intervenir la forms
cion del jurado con arreglo la base
. del campeonato no empezarS
hasta el dfa Is de noviembre.
A partir de esa fecha y durante L
dfas, los autores de cuentos publlca-
dos Sc serviran enviar su voto en-
carta que contenga llsta de doce
nombres de las personas que cada
cual prefiera para jurados. De csc
|modo, La Correspondence quedard
zen condolences de hacer un escruti-
MO que le permita entregar el total
de cuentos al jurado, en- la fecha fila
da en- las bases.
Deseosa de otro lado de dar la
mayor amplitud possible 4 la desig-
naci6n del jurado, La Correspondent
cla ha acordado aumentar el ntme
'ro de nombres de personals aptas
para aquellas funciones, con obleto
de que los autores tengan mayor
numero para elejlr. En- su consecuen
;cia, la nota que publicamos debe ser
aumentada con los siguientes NOM
bres: DR.. Agustin Stahal, senores
.Agustin Navarrete, Luis de Porrata
Doria, Soto Nussa y ST.. Gonzalez
Mena.
Algunas cartas recibidas de auto
res de cuentos Y aun de escrltores
que no han concurrido todavia al
campeonato, expresan dudas acerca
del significado de la lista de nom
bres que hemos publicado. Las per-
Bonas designadas en- esa lista no 10
son en- el concepto de que va esten
designadas para formar el jurado.
Son personals que Ia Correspondent
ella considera competentes para dar
tun veredicto en- esta clase de concur
SOS.
Sc nos preg gumta que valor tendria
el voto de los concursantes en- el case
de que algunas de las personals de la
citada lista, no acepte la deslgna-
cion que una mayoria de autores de
euentos haga. Els propdsito de La
Correspondence que los mismos au-
torres designer el jurado; de modo
que 81 al hacerlo, alguna de las per-
Eonas que mayor ndmero de votos
obtenga declmase dar veredicto, Sc
situara en- su lugar la persona que
Ia siguiera en- ndmero de votos Ell ell
plebiscito de autores.
81 por cualquiera circunstancias
dependiente de los trabajos de La
Correspondence alguno 8 algunos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-31
e los cuentos enviados al concurso

de los cuentos enviados al concurso
no Sc hubiera publicado el altor y
autores pueden enviar sus votos CO.
mo 81 va hubieran sido punlicados
sus trabajos y 4 reserva de que 10
sean. 81 algdn trabajo de los que
Sc encontraran en- este caso, por al
gunas circunstancias de las previs-
tas en- las bases del campeonato
no debiera q juicio de La Cores
pondencia ser publicado, el voto
que en- tales circunstancias reml-
tiera el autor del cuento rechazado
seria desde luego declarado nulo.
Asf pues; desde el dia l de noviem
bre hasta el primeo de diciembre
inclusive, los autores de cuentos po-
dram enviar sus votos q la redacci6n
de La Correspondence, en- la va in
dicada forma.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-31

En- esta imprenta sc vende
papel de periodicos viejos a
81 quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-31
|MPORTANT|S|MO.

A los sefores representatives de Ia
prensa extrangera EN- general, Sc les
suplica muy encarecidaments, envien
su direction postal, y la de los perio-
dicos que representan, q P. O. Box
F. Yabucoa P. R.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13
KAISER LOOKING
 FOR TROUBLE
Nuggets Special Service.

BERLIN. July 12. -GeImany na, thrown down the gaunt,e' to America and stands primed wlth courage to defend it. It k announced that sine in. tends to please herself in future ii her actions with the South Central American commerce. no'Ni.hstandin-; any diplomatic relations that may have been entered into. The Kaiser k said to be bristling all over Wish determna ton to have his own way in that feld and will not allow any such immatuIe thing as the Monroe Doctrine to inter fere with his plans The diplomatic corps of Germany Is fully in sympathy with this determination. 2n1 will carry out the scheme when matured.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13
VICTORIA HERE
 ON SECOND TRIP

The steamship Nir;arit arrived vr-- terdav afternoon vii. q good uas-eu ger list for Nome and .t.r=riter points The passengers report a scry rr.a-am voyage. such a4 can tl.,a~y b. expect yd il the weather efr,e Captain OBricn half d show.
 The Victoria derart- this moruine for St. Michael whrrs ahr 0m iand her passengers for tae Hul.u riser. and after diseaarglnq her es5g, =.4lu return to Nome
 Following was the ras-sne,r '~t ., the Victoria A Wirees r E. Sh,p- ard. J. C Brown. r PritcAard Z. ! Pritchard, II McRar. F.. Hurst. Ali~- NJ Mckay MrS. M D Cody. Lea Loewenherz II Cpum-. Mr.. J IL Gaffy. A. Halliday | Holiday. nn- II. Hanson. ] .. Johnson C FIata. F. r. Powell r. r Hutcaiuge. Af=y | Hanigan. Ms T F. uanigan Mis- F. Schenik r. D. Grhcll G JannSon Miss II. Seawrighr. P. II Danidsar 1T Richardson. Mrs. T. NJ NoIhies. A. Ahlon. Mrs c F Bryant FanivGt.. R Griffith. W. A GliTta. Mrs Ar Hanson. \. J. M.tvef. Mts. Al. Mayer. A. N. Evans. Mrs. F T Clark. II. r Madigan. Mrs H. Grp-sEau. r. R Bates, Mrs F R. Bato.. F. A. Rates. .C. s. Hannum. Mrs. A. Anthory. r. F. Rraucht. D. w. Cram. Mrs. n N Cram. w. R. Fetzen. r.. Meegan
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13
PETIT JURY IS
 DRAWN FOR JULY

Ye.lsrly mguHre f=f.ts .5Hf. ef at r.-"- A9s a-e.t .l s.Is, at tha r-nn ,f seufl s..as.sa,4e Im. k a. aal.s..
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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13
Nuggets Special Service.

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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13
FRISCO IS AFTER
 NOME BUSINESS
Nuggets Special Service.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 12.-Tne steamship Montara. of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company, now en route to this point from the North, is scheduled to sail on rrtdrn trip to Nome with full cargo on August L.
 The merchants of this city have been reaching out for the Nome trade, and they have succeeded in securing d full cargo to be dispatched from this city on the Montara as an experiment. II is expected that the goods and treatment the people of the North will receive at the hands of the business men of Frisco will be such that the lions share of the Alaska trade will be diverted from Seattle. which mas enjoyed monopoly for years. L. this city.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13
ROOSEVELT AND
 HUGHES CONFIRMING

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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13
FRANK ". SWANT0N
 MUST COME THROUGH

extra help m the Fa-ta'Gec and had paid for it out ef GutsrHma't funds such salaries Us He #H..s fate=d ga Pav in ofdsr to eot thg ues,=ssfF Hf--5=taHre to run the office Tbi- plsa zs.ned te hc some mitigation af hi an-u-e #ua the Government ceuntetsizs3 t'5e Htt. t"r toaue hY accepting onr-sa1I fhs amount ui ihe judeWert.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13
SPIRIT CITY IS
 IN THE FASHION
Nuggets sp>c al service.

SEATTLE. July I2.-The hot wave that fastened its grip in this T, zion yesterday stin continues it's hold The river and lake craft lre constantly crowded to thcir limit with persons who ar" seeking relief from the hot waves that are suffcoatins in re busi- ness section of the city 1T is feared that much sickness will follow if there k not relief snou
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13
WON'T MENTION
 NOMINATIONS
Nuggets Special Service.

INNIIeI 5 9Tlo-IaI 9VTN -Io'
 EFNEEI.N Iu.y IT. Examinations rt- I5H In. .-t.aHsi.-. aa. H.- Suprtm E.uef Ha>, f..n raH.. hut they WH .sr +. ae.a..d m ii s-l ia- So-
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 pubic #- -aHsatI.il. rl.ie ar. tno .4alaaass a.at af Chef lH-ltee Fuller ....s.a#.d. aaJ >-=,aitt- JH-.9.a Moody rstit#d HN att If g-uEf.#--
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13
ATLANTIC COAST
 HEAT EXPLAINED
Nuggets Special Service.

BOSTON. July lt-.N ,aeofy k heiue advanced to account for the hot Wave that has cngulfed the Atlantic coast. lt k said that the gnlf stream is sweeping nearer this caast than eyer before which may hs the cause .of thr present trouble. Nc ttcpry. however has been advanced bv the same scientists to account for the same hot wave in ;sr Middle West and Seattle
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13
Nuggets Special Service.

PORTLAND. July T. Prank W. Saaul"n. now manager af the Colum- bia Mills here. but who was formerly postmaster at Nome, Ha1 judgment rendered against him oH account of shortage in his accounts. when Fc set tied with the Government for s2.500.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13
FIRES
 RUIN THOUSANDS
Iusset's Special Service.

HATHt'RST. V. r. IaIy Ia. THra thauSand people. ws7 haEr fosr tEvff homes in the forest fire al Gatepbelt- ton. They are utterly destitute. having inst everything thry fu==-ss,a
 There Is much suffering auaug term.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13
NOTICE.

The Woman's Exchange is now serving the best meals in the town. Best bread. rolls and pastry for safe at the counter Foot of Steadman ave.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13
CODE
 SHOW TONIGHT

ats.tH Fi4e Lamp. and Palar-eu
 -H#Ef. tt.F5ue Picture THaa- Grateful
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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13
LUMBER FOR SALE.

2x12x20 Planking, 6x6s and Ex4s. Second hand, but just as good as new, and far cheaper.
 Also Fresh Meats of all kinds. The Crabs are all gone.
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13
SPECIAL SHOW.

Previous to the Johnson -Ketehei fight Code wilt show some extra good pictures. Wednesday night. Eagle Hall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13
Smoke Lawrence Barretts, the best Domestic Cigar, at Yorkey's.
PICTURES PERFECT.

Ketchel-Jo Johnson fight pictures are the elearest pictures ever brought to Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13
FOUND AT THE WINDSOR

Tub plain, Turkish. steam and plunge baths. Barber shop in con nection.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13
RUSH FOR SEATS

Thy sll,-ur s,lts t.r ia. E.t.fr. Johnson Gght HtaHl#--.a f#5s .a house Nedur-jts H-sHb laaa HaH
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13

NEW LAID EGGS. $1 PER DOZEN. Phone Black 5, Prosser's Harness Shop.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13

Fresh killed Reindeer at North Star.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13

GO TO THE MOTH POLE Bakery for the best bread and pa-tt The only Coffee House in town
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13

Fresh Lemons at the Board of Trade.
The sun., 1910-05-01
The Original
Department Store and
Now the Largest
Retail Cash Store
in the World
Women's Gloves

Main Floor, broadway.
We import the following fine
French Gloves under our own
brands. A new Spring shipment
has just arrived, which contains
all the difficult 10 match"
shades in newest styles. We can
fit you quickly and accurately.
Our Quo Vadis" real kid
glace gloves, oVerseamed, Paris
point embroidery, black, white,
tan and gray, $1.24.
Our Rosemary" suede kid
pique sewn, Paris point en-
broidery, two clasps, tan, gray,
beaver, white and black, S1.Os.
Our Rosemary" suede or
glaCe kid, overSeamed, Paris
point embroidery, three clasps;
tan, gray, beaver, white and
black, S1.6s.
Our "MArigold," suede or
glace kid, OverSeamed, Paris
point embroidery, two clasps;
all colors, including white and
black, S144.
Our "Beryl" lambskin, over
scanned, Paris point embroidery;
all colOrs, including white and
black. 9Ac.
The sun., 1910-05-01
Furniture Specials


Our Furniture It's argument. The stock complete
now the needs Summer homes Summer boarding houses
nd Summer hotels upPemost Therefore, TASTEFUL substantial
furniture that will stand the am-bang Of vacation days
the forefront.
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to select from. '-''''"'
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inch bsvslsd plate mirror.
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plate mirror
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mirror
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shaped bevsisd plate mirror.
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rvO pillows TO match.
top large drawer, cabinet and towel rack
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vide adjustable brass rod Ior sursn ~ !"
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