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THIS WEEK SPECIAL
JAN. 17TH TO 22ND INCLUSIVE:
Boneless canned checken, per ...30o
Mrs. Porter's Salad dressing, pjr bottle.25o
A 1 Sauoe, per bottle .............26o
! Refined 6or*x Soap, 3 bare for .■•..25o
Aunt Jemlmes self rale'ng panaoske flour, p»r paokage.20o
Melto Meal (the new health t» eokfast foo°) per package -•■20o
Whisk brooms, each. .1®d
Theormae Bottles, each . . $2.00 and $2-50
QOGQIN.
The Quality Store.
NEWS NOTES !
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Tomorrow la law and motion day In
the district court. The next term of1
court commences Saturday, 29, one
week from tomorrow.
Owing to the present tine nights.!
Eric Johnson will probably leave with I
the outside mall some time this even-)
iif! after the postofflee Is closed.
A full account of the baseball games!
at Eagle hall last night will be found
on the third pnge of the present Issue|
of the Xugget.
The committee In charge of the j
Eagle barn dance have things well (
shaped up for the big night of Jollity
tomorrow and promise that every one,
will have the time of their life.
Both ■ telegraph lines went down
south of Wnrtraan's this morning and
for a time communication with the
coast was suspended. Everything was
right again at one thirty, however, and
it last accounts the lines were working
perfectly.
A letter to George Reed from his
mother, Mrs. R W .J. Repd, mentioned
that the writer greatly enjoyed her
visit to California and also speaks of,
Take a 1
Oid&x£ie&,
Tonight
i as a laxative ir the j
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Lornen Bros. Pharmac>.
quite a number of well known Nome
people Among others mentioned as
having been seen In Oakland and the
buy sections are Mrs T, M. Gibson and
Mrs Mitchell.
The next practice games of the base
ball teams will be In the A. B. hall as
follows; Monday. January 24. North
ern Lights. 8 to 8:30; Horseshoes, 8:30
to 11. Tuesday, January 2B, Fort Davis.
S to 9:30; Pirates 9:30 to 11.
The realtj involved in the attach
inent on the property of the Nome
Montana Mining and Milling Company,
gainst whom a judgment was given
in the district court some time back
In favor of certain employes who were
not paid their wages at the close of
the summer season, was sold by the
marshal today. The dredge which was
also attached was disposed of some
time ago. James Frawley, repre
senting the claimants, bid the prop
■ -riv in
John Johnter, who was arrested by
Officer Holmgren yesterday morning
on a charge of disturbing the peace
and assaulting an officer, was turned
over to the federal authorities for ac
tion, Instead of being tried by the mu
nicipal court. The hearing wa9 held
this |fciiernon in the commissioner’s
court and the defendant found guilty
and sentenced to pay a fine of one
' tindred dollars and spend ten days In
the federal bastlle with the alternative
of serving fifty days In lieu of the
fine, or a total of sixty days in all.
Tonight at Eagle hall movies the
eleventh episode of ’’Lucille Love," the
Girl of Mystery will be shown. “When
their Wives Joined the Regiment” a
joker comedy featuring Gall Henry,
Louise Fezanda, Sam Kaufman and
William Franey will make you smile |
and feel good natured for the rest of
the evening. A Ne9tor comedy story
No. 4 of "Sophia of the Films" featur
ing Eddie Lyons, Victoria Fordo and
Lee Moran Is an Interesting little skit
of the life of a stage struck laundry j
worker. "Back to the Wash Tub for!
Her" is the conclusion after a series
of tough experience. Watch for the bill j
for Sunday night.
"The Demon of Destruction" will bej
shown at the Dream tonight. This
presentation 19 In two parts and con
tains a snap and piquancy of action
that removes It entirely from the hack
neyed field of melodrama. Originality
of plot combined v, 1th a beautiful and
> astly followed heart Interest makes It
magnificent spectacle. "The Broth
ers," and a booming comedy entitled,
"Noise Like a Fortune’’ completes the
bill. By request the nineteenth episode
of the Million Dollar Mystery will be
repeated tonight for one show only, 8
o’clock promptly.
Iditarod has a brand new Commer
cial Club of which George D. Al
brecht Is president, Fred Harrison -
vice president and P. Q Charles secre
tary and with an executive board con- j
slating of Geo F Marsh, H. G. Wat
son and H. C. Button, which writes to]
the Chamber of Commerce as follows: ,
Iditarod, Alaska, Dec 11. 1915. j
Nome Commercial Club,
Nome, Alaska.
Gentlemen: The Iditarod Commer
cial Club wishes to announce It’s or
ganization and to offer Its hearty sup
port and co-operation with you In all
matters pertaining to the welfare of
Alaska
Yours, etc
P G CHARLES,
Secretary.
The letter head states that the
amount of gold actually produced from
the ldlturod mining district during the
season of 1910 was $2,210,000.
Billy Allan received a letter from
A. A. (Scotty) Allan on one of the
recent mails in which the writer states
that he Intended to go to France with
the consignment of 400 dogs which
iiad been collected in Canada and At
uska for the French government. The
letter was written on board the S. S.
Fouierarlen on the St. Lawrence river
on November 20 last.
Scotty states that when he started
out he had no intention of going across
the water but at the time of writing
had decided that he would take the
animals over “as It was for a good
cause.”
He also says he Is going to try and
see his brother George who was In
France with the British army in the
capacity of farrier and also a nephew
son of iris sister, who was also in the
British service.
Scotty says that the latter was en
gaged in repairing auto’gi/'and was
earning two puuuds, two" per week
Also says his brother Jim whom he
lias nor seen for over twenty years,
met him at Calgury and they had the
big talk over old times. The latter
was formerly a member of the Gor
don Highlanders and served in the last
Indian campaign with distinction. He
was badly wounded and discharged as
unlit for further service. He had again
offered his services to his country but
was refused on account of the state
ment of physical unfitness in the dis
charge papers although Scotty says
he was as good as ever. The latter
also mentions his two Nome compan
ions and say that all the rest of the
party provided for handling the bunch
of dogs are "muts and don't under
stand anything.”
Standing of the Clubs.
Won. Lost. PerCt.
Northern Lights ... 2 1 .666
Fort Davis . 2 1 .666
Horseshoes .2 1 .666
Pirates . 0 3 .000
MORRISON BID8 GOOD
BYE TO 8BATTLE
V P. A. Service.
SEATTLE, Jan. 21.—Jim Morrison,
| sourdough, the most prominent saloon
man In the state and the national
| chairman of sporting affairs, has bade
good bye to Seattle for ever, he says.
He will leave today for San Francisco
where the climate Is not so dry.
SAYS VILLA SHOULD
BE HUNTED DOWN
A. R. A. Service.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.—During an
Interview today, Senator Fall of New ;
Mexico, roundly denounced General
Villa as a scoundrel and brigand who
has no Idea of putting Into practice!
the fine principles he has offered to the !
world as an excuse for bringing Mexico
to the verge of dissolution. Fall de
clared that the United States has been
by far too lenient with the arch rob
ber and says that he should be bunted
down and hung as a murderer.
Why are some girls like old mue*
ke*s. F'nd out at the Barn Dance.
The place to get your job printing at
right Pricee and prompt delivery la
it the Nugget officer
A Bald Head Only Indicates
that the scalp has been neglected. We
recommend that you use
^xoJUL „ V9i" ,
Hair Tonic
Kills the germ that causes the hair to
fall out and will keep the scalp healthy.
Loraen Bros. Pharmacy.
Millinery,
Gowns and
Tailoring
P.L. BROOERSEN
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Wild Goose Building
Phone Main 85
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! UNEEDA BISCUIT ;
+ 75 CENTS PER DOZEN PROS. *
{MOLLER'S GROCERY +
4 PHONE, Main 86 211 FRONT 8T. J
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AT THE NEW EAGLE.
Old Lewie Hunter Rye and the Fa
mou» Atherton Bourbon whiikyt, Die
tilled tpring 1904-1905. bought In bond
ind reduced *o 90 per cent, by U. 8.
'lovernment by the bottle or gallon.
Many People in This Town
never really enjoyed a meal until
we adviml them to taVe a
before and uftev each meal. Sold only ,
by us—25c a box.
Lumen Bros Pharm8e>.
Professional Cards
Dr. A. F. Heimlich
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office and Residence.
OVER HILL'S PHARMACY.
Office hours: 2-5 and 7-8 p. m.
Phone—Night or day, Main 29.
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60 CTS.
PER YARD
LADIES MUSLIN
QOWNS
$1.20
EMBROIDERY
AT 6 CENTS
PER YARD
WARNER'S §
BRASSIER |
ALL SIZES 60 CTS. §
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Base Bail
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Pirates vs. Northern Lights
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Horseshoes vs. Fort Davis
I hu. JAN. J7th, IVlf> A. B. HaLL ’.
I ADMISSION 50c j
I RESERVED SEATS A r ROSE’S CANDY STORE I
GAME STARTS SiSO SHARP.
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THE MAIL IS IN j
Ana you win have to answer your latter*. “*
We carry the fine grade* of writing paper lit boxes, tablets an* r
pound paper, Including Eaton Crone & Pike Companies, Highland P
Linen, Twilled Irish Linen, Cran > 1 inen, Lawn, etc. M
Fine Linen Envelopes In pa c: 26 each, 16a Also the woven P
letter slxe. Envelopes at lQo a package. H
Free chance on M0.00 Pun h Bowl given with eaeto M sent par- I
chase or payment on account. 3
HILL'S PHARMACY I
Headquarters Fin* Writing Paper. 1
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IS OUR STOCK OF I
PHOENIX HOSE
as completeas now ||
90c TO $2.00 1
Special prices per box ||
P. A. Peterson Shoe Co. |
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§ NOME’S POPULAR DRY GOODS HOUSE
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