MAY 31st
CLOSES OUR MAY DRAWING AND THE FINAL DRAWING FOR
THE GRAND PRIZE
WITH EACH $1.00 CASH PAID IN AT OUR STORES BE
FORE THAT LATE WE GIVE GIVE ONE CHANCE ON THE
MONTHLY DRAWING. ONE WINNER EACH MONTH IN THE
GRAND PRIZE CONTEST. *
A ROUND TRIP TICKET
To Seattle
OR ITS VALUE IN CASH
Lomen Bros.
Three Stores
THE TIME HAS COME
If you think you need a spring medicine you should take it now.
A good blood purifier taken now may avert a future spell of sickness.
The following are reccommended:
CASCARA BARK
SASSAFRAS BARK
SULPHUR AND CREAM OF TARTAR,
SARSAPARILLA.
TWENTY FIVE CENTS PER PACKAGE.
FREE A BAR OF BOLD FREE
WORTH ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
One chance given free with each 50c purchase of payment on bill.
Also
A BANK ACCOUNT FREE
One chance on this with each 25c purchase.
Hill’s Pharmacy
Reliable Druggists.
Begin the New Year right
Order the Nome Nugget
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SUBMARINES
SINKS THREE
BIG SHIPS
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international News Service.
NEW YORK, May 25.—It Is report
] ed here this afternoon that the Cu
i Harder Feltria was submarined in the
1 Irish sea and that three Americans
; had lost their lives. Shirtly after this
1 report came the news that the Brit
t ish ships Corfleld and Maine wero
sunk by a German U boat within the
war zone.
The later dispatch states that fifty
throe of the passengers and crew of
the Corfleld are missing but that all
were rescued of the ship Maine.
Full details as to the sinking of the
■ liner Feltria are lacking and are
t anxiously awaited as the Cunarder
had a large passenger list on her
eastward trip.
' JAPAN IS AFTER GOLD
SAYS TREASURY DEPT
International News Service.
WASHINGTON, May 25.—Treas
i ury officials here this afternoon open
I ly declared that Japan is making a
j strong and concerted effort to acquire
! all of the gold possible. During the
past twelve months Japan has con
| ducted a campaign to this end re
i questing, and even demanding pay
ment from other nations to be made
' in gold. 1
I The object of th'is action is not
i known and the officials of the treas
ure department istate that at the
I present time Japan has quite a per
j centage of the yellow metal in the
national treasury.
NOTICE.
—
Holders of city warrants up to 711
| inclusive are requested to present
, same for payment.
PHIL MURPHY,
City Treasurer.
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SENATE RECEIVES
REVENUE BILL
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1 International News Service.
WASHINTGON, May 25.—The sen
ate today received live one billion
• eight hundred million war revenue bill
I that was passed by the house last
1 Wednesday. It is anticipated that the
senate will trim down the measure to
a considerably smaller figure in fear
that too heavy a tax at this time may
i cause a feeling of unrest.
The arguments heard where this
^ measure has been thrashed out pro
| and con, lead to the impression that
whatever is trimmed off the above
figure will be more than made up by
! the tariff increase.
Senators who have been Interview
* ,d in this regard have expressed
themselves that the Increase in tariff
will without doubt yield more rev
enue than has been embraced in any
set of figures that have been present
j ed to either body.
WAR NEWS—Inllst your name now
on the eubecription liet of the Nugget
I and keep posted on the war.
PERSHING GIVEN
GREAT OVATION
International News Service.
WASHINGTON, May 2a—General
Pershing who is to leave soon for J
France nt the head of twenty thou
sand troops, was given a great ova
tion upon his arrival nt a meeting
of business men held here today.
j This meeting was for the purpose
of discussing red cross plans in con
nection with our troops nt the front, i
and lasted several hours at the term
ination of which it was given out that
gigantic plans were formulated and
will be put into operation immediate
ly.
Chiefly among tlieso is the plan
for the raising of the Red Cross
membership by sending out a call
for thousands of additional members
added to this Is the plan for Increas
ing the amount in the treasury of the
soalety, The .means ajfopted 1t is
claimed will raise sufficient of all
needs.
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AMB. GUTHRIE’S
BODY ARRIVES
Pacific News Service.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 25.—TAio
| body of the late George Wilkins
Guthrie, United States ambassador
to Japan, arrived at this port on a
Japanese steamer today from Tokio.
Born at rittsburg, Pa., September
5, 1848, attended University of Titts
hurg, graduated In 1S70, married
Florence J., daughter of Thomas lit.
Howe of Pittsburg in 1886.
A lawyer by profession be sprung
into prominence by his candidacy for
mayor of Pittsburg on the citizens
municipal league platform in the re
I form campaign of 1896.
lie became mayor of that city in
1906, and An 1913 was appointed am
bassador extraordinary and plenipo
tentiary to Japan.
DEATH DEFEATS CHAMPION.
LES D’ARCY CALLED HOME
International News Service.
MEMPHIS, May 25—I,es D’Arcy
the Australian heavyweight champion
died here yesterday of pneumonia.
His illness was of short duration and j
his death was not expected for he was
of wonderful phyisque.
D'Arcy has been in the 1'imelight for ;
several months past. It is said that
to evade going on the firing line he
managed to heat his way to the Uni
ted States. On his arrival in this
country he was largely ridiculed by
the newspapers for his action.
In the eastern states he was prohi
bited from entering the boxing ring
and eventually made arrangements
for bouts which were scheduled to
come off on the end of this month.
PULL THE KEYHOLE IN.
At six o’clock tonight Doc Kemp
will lock the door of the Nonpareil
store and pull the keyhole, in to pre
vent anyone seeing the preparations
which will be made tomorrow for the
big dissolution sale which will be on
for the next ninety days.
DREAM TONIGHT.
"Hand Colored Feature.” “The
Royal Impostor” in five acts will be
the headline tonight. The produc
tion is one of the most bewildering
spectacles ever put on exhibition, a
dazzling study in color throughout
the entire five thousand feat. The
plot deals witn the Franco-Russian
war, and con1 tins many momentous
and thrilling situations, tns cast Is
Europeon, and as usual in these pro
ductions, every artist has been care
fully chosen, ns the different parts
call for the very best In legTimate
acting. A picture De Lux. Two
nights only.
YUKON MARINE NEWS.
Alice M. up Loudon 7 n. m. with
mail.
Leota at Gibbon.
Reliance at Gibbon.
Minneapolis down Nennnn 7 a. m.,
24th.
Nita down Chena 12:15 p. m. 24th.
Rhushanna In Fairbanks, not bill
ed.
Peerless In Fairbanks.
Washburn with barge down Circle
8:30 p. m. 24th.
Schwatka down Circle 3 a. m.
Martha Clow nt Tolvana bound for
Log Jam.
Tanana down Nenana during night.
PRINCE UDINE OF
ITALY CONVEYS
MESSAGE TO PRES.
WASHINGTON, May 25.—The Ital- ;
ian commission headed by Prince;
Udine had an audience with President^
Wilson yesterday which lasted for
several hours.
The Mahan prince delivered his
message from King Manuel to the
president which stated that Italy did
not require any American troo|»s to
assist them at the present time. The
message assured the president that
Italy was well able to cope with the
situation as it now stands and are j
well prepared for any emergency.
The commission required a loan of
seven hundred million dollars from
the United States to be mftde In five
instalments. The financial experts
xvho accompnniedf the commission
will noxx- present their credentials to
the finance committees and It is ex
pected that the loans xvill be made
immediately.
Gugllelmo Marconi the Inventor
of the submarine Killer accompanied
the commission. He explained his
device to the president and is to give
experimental tests before the navy
consulting board at which the presi
dent stated he would be present.
Petaluma E|g. 50c Dozen
Every Egg Guaranteed
G. P. qoqqin jysyy
For Clover Leaf and Hypress
Rubber Boots, Rain Coats and j
Slickers at
CHEAP JOHN STORE
TELEPHONE MAIN 48.ONE PRICE TO ALL
If you want to buy
NEW GOODS CHEAP
Come and examine our stock
THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAN BROS,
ITHE NONPAREIL!
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^ THE BIG STORE WITH THE LITTLE PRICE. J
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•ft wishing to retire. Their interests must be paid for in cash. To raise ^
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§ A Dissolution Sale f
I COMMENCING !
| MONDAY MAY 28 X
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| And Continuing For Ninety Days J
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^ REDUCTIONS RANGING FROM ^
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^t NOTE—Store Closed Saturday to prepare for thle great 8ALE. ^