f Van Camp’s I
Soup 10c Per. Can.
Tomato < atsup 25c Per. Bottle.
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VON HINDENBERG
WAITING FOR SUMMER
AMSTERDAM April 8 - General
von flindenberg is believed to he
awaiting ttie coining of summer before
any further movement of importance
lakes place In Poland 01 East Prussia
whore both sides are so strongly en
trenched that dialodgmont. except by
the use of immense number of big guns
is out of ttin question The present
rendition of the roads prohibit move
ment of tlie great sieRe Runs The,
sum Her held pier's are handled with
ilitlli ulty ai present
TO GET THE NEWS READ THE
NUGGET.
AGREED TO FURTHER
ROMK, April 8—Austria and <»er
manj in their efforts to keep Italy neu
tral have agreed to further conces
sions which it is believed includes i
areal piece of territor' neat tlie lead
.if Hi* Adriatic and on the coast of
Dalmatia, which also settles tlie ques
linns concerning Albania and Morrocco
i.. the entire satisfaction of Italy. It is
becoming apparent that Italy’s neu
tnility under these conditions is also
viewed favorably bv the allies, whom
m:my suspect of dictating the policy of
if Italian Foreign Minister.
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GRANDPA. GRANDMA IN
SMASHED ROMANCE
NEW ORLEANS. A widow and i
widower, both having grandchildren,
figure in Gretna’s latest shuttered ro
mance \nd there's another woman
alleged to be in tin case A kiss ah.
t hat’s the whole trouble, the widow
charges She is Mrs M E Fingagati
and he is Jacob Walters.
Mrs. Pinagan caused to be printed
,i notice, reading something like this,
in the Gretna weekly newspaper:
“This is to notify that my intended
t.irriage To Gonstubie .lake Walter
is been annulled because lie kissed
certain woman on the fertj Maid
vv in.”
So another Gretna romance is shat
tered.
Pultan Live* in Bombproof Building.
SOFIA, April 8. It is reported front
(lie i ittontan capital that the Sultan
nri his numerous wives are now liv
ing in a bombproof building follow
ing several recent aerial attacks in
; which his private palace was struck by
the missels of the enemy.
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i SPECIAL PRICES ;;
\\ EXTRA FRONT QUARTERS, BEEF, per pound .18c o
Mutton, per pound .15c ',
If FINE LIGHT BACON, BY THE CASE .27'/2c J.
;■ Th e special price on front quarters Is made to even up our stock ;■
i f as we received 150 extra last fall, and will be discontinued as soon as j -
! the extras are sold. This means a solid piece of beef (no waste) for J)
; < the cheapest price of stev meat as the brisket, shank and plate are ‘ [
< i trimmed off. Our Market is ful of bargains, come an see • >
{Pacific Cold Storage Co.
ATLAS GAS ENGINES
MARINE OR STATIONARY
Reservations made lor first Sailing of
Senator from Seattle.
| Coal-Crude Oil-Refined Oils.
JOHN J. SESNON CO.
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NEWS NOTES
I
1 >r Welch and Paul Schwartz re
turned to Council today.
Gene Rose took Rilly Anderson oyer
Council today. Anderson has ac
cepted a position at the Marks hotel
in the interior town.
.Martin Uavenkilde after sojourning
in town during the recent political
campaign, lias returned to the scene
of Ills mining endeavors on .less creek.
Mr Alfred (Chauncey) Anderson
states that he has absolutely no as
pirations for the office of city clerk, as
has been reported, nor is he seeking
any other position within the gift of
the city.
Harry Browne, who is interested
with Jack Orehm In the new strike on
Jtevter Hill, has contracted * case of
blood poisoning in his left foot and is
compelled to go to the hospital for a
few days.
The .1 1 Sesnon Company have n
j crew of men putting tilings in shape
j for tlie renewal of summer activities.
' The big cable way is being over-hauled
rind a new coffer dam is being put in
j hi the west side of the caisson.
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The count for Sweepstakes Queen at j
■ me o’clock tudav stood us follows:
Sophia Clark.. . . 34ti0
Mrs Snppaia. 3340
Ruby Martin.SOliO
Mrs. Riley.2850
The Nugget is receiving many con
Iyrntulation for the daily reports of the
I doings of the Alaska legislature in
tuneftu-—as several have remarked "if
jit wasn’t for the daily reports of the
! Nugget we wouldn’t know that Alaska
j had a legislature” more than half of
it he time.
_
Joe Sheldon of the Alaska Bank lias
'received a wire from Nate Coombs,
lionveying the Information that Juneau j
Mias raised the goodly sum of $150 for]
i lie forthcoming Sweepstakes race. I
The wire does not disclose how the
money was secured hut it is none the
less welcome.
Tickets for the t.ig Vaudeville Road
: Show, to tie given at Ragle hall Tues
d.iv the 13th for the henefil of the All
Alaska Sweepstakes, will he on sale at
Rose’s Candy Store Saturday The
names of practically all the local en
tertainers are on the piogram and an
evening of pleasing amusement is un
doubtedly in store.
AI Wilson, partner of Arthur John
i son, will leave today with a large out
; fit for the Koyulc to prepare for opera
tions during the coming summer. Mr.
I Wilson is making his first visit to
Nome after an absence of nearly six
' years, nearly all of which time has
11 been spent in tho Norton Bay country.
11 Johnson will also leave In a few days.
I
Large quantities of mining supplies
■ j of every description are being taken to
!' tho creeks now-a-days. Hardly a day
|il>asses that a dozen or more heavily
> loaded teams cannot be seen making
i < their way over the trails in every di
'rection during the early hours of the
morning and the leading business
houses assert that the general volume
of creek trade has greatly increased
during the past week.
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It is very probable that Scotty Allan
will not be able to use the famous
“Irish" in the coming Sweepstakes
race. Allan says that the great leader
i is not rounding into shape ns he should 1
and he is doubtful if he can be made
fit. The veteran race dog has made
the long race many times and 1t is
possible that the grueling rontest has
sapped his strength. Allan will use
twelve or fourteen dogs in the big
rare
The arrangements for the Kermiss
are now practically eomplete and tho
various decorative features are being
prepared in readiness for Saturday
night. The Kermiss committee are
sparing no effort to make this the
most entertaining affair of tho season
and tho public are assured that, while
they are expected to drop as much of
their spare change as they can afford,
they will get a good run for every cant
they spend. The officials have bent
every energy to tho task of furnishing
a novel entertainment and the program
discloses l hat they have succeeded
well.
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Tho Battle for Freedom, a two part
drama depleting the valorous struggle
of the Boers to win their independence
from the aggression of the British,
will form tho chief attraction at the
Dream performance Thursday and Sat
urday. The film is of the highest data*
and the story is of the deepest dra
matic strength. An exceedingly well
executed battle scone is shown. The
Sands of Time, a story of considerable [
Interest will furnish the concluding
number. The Dream management an - I
nounees that the box office will close I
Saturday night at nine p. m. on ae- ,
count of the Kermiss.
Orehm and <’o. hav e secured a double |
hoist from the old steamer Oussie
Brown for use on the Kathleen bench;
and will install a complete new hoist- |
ing apparatus. The owners of this
latest gold discovery have now cross
cut the pay streak and the ground
gives every indication of holding out
although it is somewhat spotted. Sev
eral prospectors in the immediate vi
cinity of the new strike have reached
bedrock hut so far nothing of value has
been discovered. Goss and partners
have found a little pay near the head
of Specimen tint do not contemplate :
operating.
The Kermiss Saturday night. Don’t
miss it—Adv.
The grand rush for preferment on
the part of those seeking the appoin
i
tive offices within the gift of the j
council is now on full blast. It Is said |
that there are some half score looking j
for the clerkship and it is also
rumored that severs! are seeking po- j
sitlons in the tire department. The |
new council-elect are having their!
hands full between the various per
sistent offices seekers, one of them de
claring that the constant button-holing'
by some friend in tlie interest of this1
or that candidate for official honors,
was fast tiecoming a nuisance it Is
rumored that sundry and divers
changes in the various departments are
contemplated.
Dancing from a o’clock till the wee
smalt hours at the Kermiss on
Saturday night, Kagle hall.—Adv.
Mrs. Burley, who is now In Seward
With her son Frank, was severely
jburned recently according to a letter
! received hv Mr. Burley on the last
.mail. A vessel Ailed with boiling water
j was upset in such manner that the ;
I lady was terribly scalded on the hip
and side The letter states that she is
now recovering but had lost consider i
able weight as a result of the accident
Frank, who has developed into a hi!
Hard player of some class, recently dc- 1
fi ated one of the best players in that!
section in a tournament match Mrs. 1
1 liurtey states that Seward is very dull
|pending the decision of the railroad
route. (Ins Borgen is reported to lie
Mole of Ave groeerytnen. hut is doing all
the business Mrs. Burley will engage
In the candy and confectionery busi
ness should Seward develop as the ter
minus of the future road.
1
For what is a Kermiss? Such]
ignorances. You don't know for what I
is a Kermiss. Veil go to the EagU'i
hall Saturday night und flnde out.— i
Adv.
What might possibly have been a
disasterous fire was providentially
cheeked by timely discovery shortly
after midnight last night. The blaze
broke out in the rear of the Nome Bak
ery, the extension of which forms a
platform for the apartments occupied
by Dr. Fromm and was caused by
sparks igniting a pile of coal sacks.
The fire had made considerable head
way and had eaten through the ceiling
of tho bakery before being discovered
by Julius Jensen who observed the
smouldering blaze while taking his
lunch. The firo was smothered pending
the arrival of the firo department and
was speedily extinguished by the
chemical. It was noticeable that all of
the firemen were on hand except Wm.
Austin. The reason for his absence at
such a critical time is at present un
known.
If you got it on election day go to tho
Kermiss Saturday night and it will
drive the blues away.—Adv.
Franz Joseph Concerned Over Russian
Successes in the Carpathians.
VIENNA, April 8 .— Authorized
statements of Emperor Franz Joseph
show that the Austrians are deeply
concerned over the Russian Carpathian
successes. While practically the entire
Austro-Hungarian army has been con
centrated in the Carpathians by sacri
ficing positions on the Serbian and
Montenegrin frontiers the Russians
still continue to advance.
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♦ you "show up." The doors of +
♦ the torture chamber will bo +
♦ opened at eight Vaudeville +
+ night. April 13th. +
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FLOUR 18 CHEAP.
■rud only 6c. North Polo Bakory
and Anvil Bakfery.
To get the news read the Nugget.
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DIRE DISTRESS
It is Near at Hand to Hundreds of
Alaskan Readers.
Don't neglect an aching back.
Backache is often the kidney’s cry
for help.
Neglect hurrying to the kidneys’ aid
Means that urinarv troubles may
follow.
Or danger of worse kidney trouble.
Here’s convincing proof.
William M. Burcher. 1120 K «
St.. Olympia. Wash., says: About
Ithrec years ago ! was having a good
Ideal of trouble with tn\ hack: it ached
ill the time. Sometimes the in-he
I changed to sev ere, shooting pains and
I was weak and lame. 1 didn’t sleep
well and on getting up in tin* morning.
I felt tired and worn out. The secre
|tions from mv kidneys were irregular
in passage and obliged me t«» get up
’several times at night The first box id'
nouns Kidnev J’ills gave me such
great relief that 1 got i second, and
that cured me”
Price "»0c. at all dealers. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney reined> get
Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that Mr.
Burcher had Poster-M ilburii
Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
DIAZ KNOWN TO
BE IN MEXICO
WASHINGTON. April S. The State
Department has received information
j t hat General Diaz, the nephew of the
! former president, whose whereabouts
i has been a deep mystery for more than
| a year, is now definitely known to he
I in Mexico. It is said that tie is working
j up a new revolutionart movement
airalnst Villa and Is apparently hand
in hand with the Carranza and Huerta
factions.
Eras* Hand Full. You know what 1
mean. At the Kormiss dance, Satur
day night, Eagle hall.—Adv.
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Mail it to a friend outside.
NEW DANCING SCHOOL.
Miners Home Club Danoing Sohoel,
Tuesday and Friday evening at S p. m.
Tangos, Hesitations, as well aa all tha
older dancaa. Mr*. Oliver and Mrs.
Peterson, teachers.
Pa NN 0 UNC EMENT! |
i Miss .bmephlin* Hu lid back hue ]»
S Mprneil her Massage and Mani- i[
C curing parlor over Mrs. Netbllng
\ i 'nf** Kspecial attention given
? In scalp treatment and champoo- 1 ,
S ing. Appointments can be made J >
> b> Phoning Whits 28. i [
j Hiss Josephine Sundtatk ;j
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]> Veal, Reindeer -nd Poultry, alas
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ANNOUNCEMENT
The management of the
ELITE BATHS withes te an- \
nounca to the public that on and *
,i after April 1»t j
S Baths will be j
! 3 for $1.00 |
'' Steam and shower baths in Con- I
) neotion C
i' Cor. Front and B Streets S
; J. M. MONOHAN |
That load^of
BLACK DIAMONDS
has arrived In our window,
they are large Sweet prunes at
l2^c per lb.
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