1 We Meet
All Prices
CROWLEY *1*0 PORTER
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NEWS NOTES
Dr. Kroram and Chester Milligan left)
Council for Candle at 6:15 this morn i
fng
Marshal Jordan arrived at t'hinik
last night and U-fi for Nome this morn
ing
Leonard Seppaia made ihe run to:
Connell yesterday and is reported to he,
on his way hack to town
Mrs. Dr Kittilsen and Ale, lloimson
arrived at Council last evening having
made the run from Nome between dawn
and night-fall.
Deny Hlati hford left ihis morning
for a trial spin with the Downing
FSlatchford Sweepstakes team. Den y
will go as I'.,i as Timber.
Tiie outside mail, in charge of Eric
Johnson, arrived at six-thirty this
morning, being some hours ahead of
the usual time of arrival. The con
signment consisted of eighty pounds,
all first-class mail.
It is slated that Eric Johnson, the
efficient mail contractor for this neck
of the woods, made a record run from
Solomon with the outside mail, ar
riving here tiire, hours and thirty -
eight minutes after leaving the down
i onst town
The Tuesday night howling match
between tile Sourdoughs and the Sub
marines was won by the former by a
score of 2406 to 236!* The high soore
record set hv N Lew is some days ago
was broken m George Huff who howl
ed 242. The next game will fir be
tween the Submarines and Strikers on
Friday night
Koss. liyfoil and Company have mov
ed a new outfit onto the Hay View
claim, south and west of the "Nugget"
Johnson strike and are preparing to
commence hoisting from a shaft sunk
some days ago. The parties have been
prospecting the ground for upward of
two months and although nothing ntt
Ihentio is given out there is every in
dication that they are on the pay
streak.
COMING
In a few days a load of
BLACK DIAMONDS
Will be on display in our
window April 1st.
G. P. GOGGIN
| SPECIAL
SALE
j LADIES BURSON HOSE. LADIES SILK MIXED HOSE, LADIES
I FANCY LISLE HOSE, BLACK OR COLORS.
| INFANTS CASHMERE HOSE ALL COLORS.
I LADIE8 RIBBED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
| LADIES GLOVES, BIG ASSORTMENT. INFANTS AND CHIL
I ORENS GLOVES. MITTENS AND CAPS.
I BIG ASSORTMENT OF HANDKERCHIEFS FOR LADIES. MEN
* OR CHILDREN.
3 NAZERETH AND MERIT WAISTS FOR CHILDREN, ALL SIZES.
WOOL HOSE, WOOL SOX, WOOL GLOVE8 FOR MEN.*
BIG STOCK OF ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND LOTS OF OTHER
GOODS.
ALL AT THE ONE PRICE
THIS SALE IS FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY. IT’S THE BIOGEST
THING WE EVER OFFERED FOR THE PRICE.
mt SURPRISE STORE
The Nugget is in receipt of a letter
from "Dick” .Miler. who is living in
t os Angeles Dick states that his
brother, who is blind, lias invented an
..utomobile signal that bids fair to be
a financial success He also sacs that
tin Nugget, which lie receives regular,
is .1 great comfort to him but that he
lungs for his Alaska home md hills to
which tie will return
I
■ lolm Gav indicted on Hie charge ofj
selling intoxicants to natives pleaded
guilt v to rtie .barge in tlie District*
CO! I led I Sentence will be imposed
S.u idav. Tlie petit jurv was again
ev i sevt until tomorrow morning
following *vre the names of the
conn, ilmafii candidates filed with the
ci!> clerk up to tlie hour of going to I
pr. ss \ Q Blake. T Kehmann
H. nr'. Burgh Gus l.vnef H C Kelling,
Gc. Diamond \ \V Orland I. I.
Kerr (’has \\ Boss, W H Webb F
M Ki.-sele. ,f A Parry
Doi Kemp announces a big Raster
sai.- for Thursday. Friday and Satur
dtn at the Nonpariel Tills sale will
ittidouhtedlv ai>pea| to the ladies be
en s,. .f the close approach of Raster
vvl op the fair ones are accustomed to
blossom forth clothed in all the splendor
of I In idles of the field on someother
spring htossom we disrememher which
Alts Ames writing to friends says
th i A1 Gain.in is looking for a chance
to -I II his Yakima apple ranch if he
can because of an irret-istable desire
to return to the Northland again It
is also stated that the Yakima valley
has been visited hv an unusually sev ere
[wilder and with low temperatures It
is -iated that it was ten degrees tie
low one morning in December
Tlie annual school board campaign is
in full blast over in Council ('itv and
the friends of the several candidates
life working with might and main to
land their favorites in office. The old
board, consisting of Treasurer Wallace
Johnson, Airs Helen Bahlke. clerk, and
Director .1 Wnweiler are running for
a second term and are opposed b> W.
K Taylor who seeks the office of di
rector and Kd I 'faff le and Airs. Dr.
Welch, who are running for treasurer
jand clerk. The election will be held
Saturday, April third.
I
The folowing telegram from .lamer
ITotopa pan was received today and is
undoubtedly intended bv the irrepres
sible James to be In the nature of an j
! advance notice of some of the many
movie dims ho is bringing to Nome As
a press agent Protopapas has many of
our loeal advertisers barked off the
map.
Gibbon. Alaska. March 31. I Sin.
Nugget, Nome.
The big Hngenbeck series of wild
animals tb..t left Seattle on the Ala
meda under the personal ehnrge of
James Protopapas who is now enroute
to Nome have stampeded and are
creating tremendous r\, it. in. tit along
the Yukon
.IAS PROTOPAPAS
The work of preparation for the Ker
mLss to be given for the bentflt of the
All Alaska Sweepstakes is progressing
ate idilv and the v arious committees are
busv liguring out new devices to amuse
the public Mthough tie "Queen" con
jtost does not start vintil tomorrow a I
[strong spirit of rlvalrv amongst at '
least four of Nome's fair ones has li
re* dv developed and there will un
doubtedly be a very spirited content i
f,.r ttie honor of representing Nome at j
the big fair The Indies in . 'targe ,.f the*
various booths promise to spring see-A^
eral surprises on the night of presenta
tion and one and all are vieittg to make i
th< ir booth as attractive is possible
It I- said that Miss Katie Oinnivan has
i evolved a bun.-h of nov el features for j
thy ii e cream and sandwich booth \'
j musical committee has been appointed
and have decided to import the famous
"Ponkinvtlle" Brass Band to parade on
the day if the Kcrmiss llerr Heinrich
! Burgh, the celebrated trombone artist
|will furnish the musical program and
i the band will be under the leadership j
of llerr Bandmaster AVilhelm Yon Marx
A bevy of Nome beauties will assist at
the various booths Miss Mildred I .eh
matin. Miss Carrie Stipek and Mis'
Helen Allan have been appointed t"
the candy booth Mrs Bertha Thomp
son will assist Mrs. A. A Allan at the
fish pond and Mrs Ben Morris will
assist Mrs. O s Weaver at the con
fetti stand The Dutch booth will he
conducted by Fraulcins Al Nicholson
and Lnwreme van Kerr •
i
Mrs. R. AY .1 Reed la in receipt of
a letter from Mrs Howard Ames en
closing the menu card of what is term
ed ihe Second Annual Get-together
Banquet of the Alaskan Sourdough in
the Yakima Valley. and whI 'w is
printed helow. The reunion of the
sou t doughs was held February lit It at
the Commercial Hotel Grill in North
Yakima and the Muck-a-Muck list j
contains an assortment of dolictuble [
eats guaranteed to make tin* most I
hardened sourdough sit up and take i
notice. About four hundred were pre
sent and a former Notneile. Bruce Mil- !
rov. acted as toastmaster The execu
tive c ommittee contains the following I
names, some of which ate well known
to the oldtimers, K. Ii. Yolikanjc. Ii. B.
Milruy, Mrs. X c. Richards. George
Thomas, Arthur Baldwin. F G ICttpple
mau and Geo. Noble.
Muck-a- Muck
Wrangell Dry Martini
Fresh Crabmeat Cocktail a la Juneau I
Skagway Celery Ripe Salnmnherrlca i
Whito Pass olives
Valdez Turdle Soup, Hardtack
Midnight Sun Slu-rrj
r,akc. Bennett Fish, Hootallnqua Sauce
Linderman Spuds
White Horse Rapids Sauterne
Alaska Grottse. Swift Water F.ill's
Dressing
Cranberry Jello
Paniken Potatoes, Bonanza Creek Peas
Dawson Spatkling Burgundy
Fairview Hotel Speeial SaJAd
Eagle Grown Lettuce Ir
Circle City xf •n rogue
Mulroonoy's Mayonnaise
Borden’s Condensed Milk Tee Cronin
a Ja Yukon
St. Michael Cake
Demitasse Seattle
Cigar* Music Cigarettes
Soeiete After Dinner Mints
Toast j
It’s a long way to Alaska
It's a long way to go,
It’s a long way to Alaska
Where the Yukon Glaciers grow.
Good-bye, pickle dillles
Farewell, three meals square.
It’s tough on Chee-chaeos
But Sourdoughs get there
(To the tune of “R's a long way to
Tipperary.)
i " ”
Both tides will have their innings
at the Mass Meeting, tonight in A. B.
Hall.
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CANDY
Easter Novelties and Easter Eggs at
■ the Rose Candy Store.
HOME COOKING.
The Coffee House and Restaurant of
Mrs. Niebling is the only place to get
home cooking.. Lunches and short
order# will receive the best of atten
tion. Dinner served from five o’clock
on, and it can’t be beat. Next door to
the 8urpriae store. tf
FATHER BERNARD
UN RETURN
JOURNEY
Nugget Exclusive Telephone Service.
C WIH.lv M.iivli .31. E'atlitT IU-i
lai'.I lift oil tlie return trip tn Nunn'
xurIs this niurnintf. Slim Kyilren ar- |
IsiJ in w""J shape at one p m ' ■
frilai .uni reports the trails sen
tea vy.
HOLY WEEK SERVICES AT THE
* CATHOLIC CHURCH. i
* - - II
Huirsday. April 1st, Holy Thursday.
Service begins at :• .1 m. High Mass
'Oilowed b\ procession with th« Blessed
4itcrament tthe Repository. Adorn
l 'ii all day Tn the evening. Holy Hour I
’ran * to a All .'i*» cordially invited
Friday. April. 2nd. Good Friday,
i !> o’clock a rn Mass «*f the Pre
tifW-d and T’tiveiling "f the Fnioi
■ In the evening at S Passion Sermon
JFid Wax of 1 he <T«»ss ^
“Saturday. April 3rd. Holy Saturday.
Beginning .it a. in there will he the
Blessing of the Fire «»f the Faster
Jnndle, and the Faster Water. The »
U Hiding of the Prophecies and the '
Chanting <>f the Litanies. These will ;
* f"lh>wed by High Mass
Sunday April 4th. Easter Sunday.
Low Mass ami Communion at 0 a in
ILgh *Mass and Sermon at 11 a m. In
it *• evening it ^ o'clock Rosary and
Benediction.
The new decorations and the well
pjepared musical program will he sure
ic> please all.
_ j
Arthus Brooker will smg at the Mass
Meeting tonight.
NOTICE.
Now is the time to get your Ladies’I
Tailored Suits and House Dresses:
only a few suits left.
D. M. C. Thread.
Cut prices on all goods as long as
they last. Ticket on embroidered table
ocver given with each $1.00 purchase.
MRS. J. WANGER.
2nd Ave. opp. Court House.
To get the news read the Nugget.
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* DOG RICE *
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^ PHONE, Main 86 211 FRONT ST. «|i
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^|» SUCCESSORS TO M. D. SAMUELS J
I EASTER SALE |
* LADIES SUITS AND DRESSES 2
S THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY £
5 ——-5
* I Ins is your opportunity to buy your Easter gown at *
i* a profitless price. Every Ladies Suit and Dress reduced. *[
IF Cost has been forgotten. Note the prices. Come and see 5
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IF the styles and qualities, and you can not resist the oppor- J
£ tunity offered. *
1 LADIES DRESSES;LADIES TAILORED *
5 Lot 1 $13.75 | SUITS 2
All "nr Silk and Crepe de Chene Afternoon and , t*
IF Evening Gowns, values up to $27 r.a Kach vU° an in,Hv,duaI model- Y()ur suit *
, | not be duplicated in the city. Hand tailored through- ^
W EASTER SALE PRICE $13.75 ! out. *
* Lot 2 $4.95 Lot 1 $13.50 2
^ All $7.50, $0.00 and llO.lia I.adies Wool Dresses, j Includes every $22.50 and $25.00 Indies Suit in ^
J colors and Black ! the house at the *
V EASTER SALE PRICE $4.95 EASTER SALE $13.50 *
* Lot 3 $9.85 Lot 2 $ 16.00 2
Every $12.50 to $15.00 Wool Dress in the house Stylish models in colors and black Broadcloths.
y at this Serges, Cheviots and Whip Cords. Regularly priced Nf
IF EASTER SALE $9.85 at *27-G0 and *30 00 *
|F * EASTER SALE $16.00 ^
* Lot 4 $ 14.95 Lot 3 $20.50 5
IF n H's the c.wukc of a lifetime. $20.00 lo $30.00 I A value never liefore offered. Do not miss this *
* Dresses. New modeis. stylishly trimmed, beautiful (opportunity. Nobby hand-tailored models. Former 2
U >ius , I prices $35.00 and $37.50. At the 3
J EASTER SALE PRICE $14.95 ' EASTER SALE.$20.60 **
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