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Your Spring
HAT
IS HERE
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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 rcecommended:
CASCARA BARK
SASSAFRAS BARK
SULPHUR AND CREAM OF TARTAR,
SARSAPARILLA.
TWENTY FIVE CENTS PER PACKAGE.
FREE A BAR OF GOLD FREE
J'J i
Also !
A BANK ACCOUNT FREE
One cFiance on this with each 25c purchase.
Hill’s Pharmacy
Reliable Druggists.
Begin the New Year right
Order the Nome Nugget
NEWS NOTES
i
Oliver Flowers, J. Peterson, J ,M.
Johnson and Tote Ivorson arrived at
Solomon this morning to work on the
! Flowers dredge. Joe Felder piloted
| them down to the storm center and
| reports night traveling to be just
j tine. The party left at- noon today
i for the I.eaf claim.
! _
Jim Daly, writing from Juneau,
i talks at length of things political,
| The Hon. James is not in the best of
j iheaTih according to his letter and
I states that he should be in the hos
pital instead of in the house. We
will be glad to see him aim ngst us
again when tie steamiest whistles
; blow.
| There will be but one more mail
from the outside ■ after which the
I faithful old dogs—who through all
kinds of weather have brought us
! tidings of outside friends—will go to
1 Chinik and rest up for the summer.
1 Mail Carrier Johnson may beat the
i weekly service this coining week and
i instead of Wednesday being mail day
! the Inst batch may arrive on Sunday
j next.
I*
The Home Guards held their first j
! drill in the Eskimo gymnasium last I
| night. With one exception all the j
members who enrolled at the mass j
meeting were present as well as sev
eral others who had enroi'cvl Since that
time. Three of the sergeants from
Fort Davis were in attendance and
j initiated many of the guardsmen into
•.he inysterias of fha turnings and
| movements "at the halt.” It was
’ surprising to see the 'improvement
made in the drill class with only an
hour's work and the regular army in
structors were pleased with the re
sults.
Again yesterday afternoon a false
alarm was turned in to the Arc de-,
partment and as the Are Wagon left
the hall a foal nlarm was turned in
but the department had to take the
prior rail lest. It proved a false
alarm and front all accounts was
turned in by some boys. The city
ordinance piovides a punishment for
such offense and the penalty is a Ane
of $250 and costs.
This '3 the same box front which
an alarm was turned in yesterday af
ternoon and the authorities have tak
en extra measures for the apprehen
sion of such fiffenders who surely
cannot realize the seriousness of suet* !
proceedings.
_
Albert Matson returned to the city
from Dime creek yesterday. He
states that withal Dime creek Is
quiet owing to the fact that there is
a scarcity of fuel for mining. Wood
is mighty hard to get and there are
but four horses in :he camp to haul
with. Operators will endeavor to get
in oil this summer arid the fuel ques
tion is the great drawback of the
| camp. Many who art* in good money
will not be able to work on this ac
count dining the coming summer.
At 'he mouth of the Koyuk he met
Marshal Jordan and Hart Humber on
the way -to St. Mike's also Joe Shel
don, Frank Shaw and Bud Welch for
Dime. At Golovin bay he met John
! Hegness with Harry Wells and Ed
I Johnson all in good shape. Albert
says the ‘rails are perfect at night
but day trivel is the hardest kind
j of work.
Closing Out
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Owing to the steadly growing demand of Polet’s
Extra Fresh Roasted Coffee we find uneccessary
to carry so many brands of Coffees, the first to
fall under our observation is M. J. B. brand and
until it lasts we will sell
One pound tins 40c
Two pound tins 75c
No reservations all must go
Ipolets Stores
1 1
At the. Board of Trado this veening
J the long looked for game between
1 Faxon Lewis and Ed Wells will be
I played and there is sure to be a rec
ord crowd of spectators.
Lewis Is to play ITS points and
Wells E00.
I-ast night Earl Mod Ini, 100, won
from Mr. J. G. Lomen, 120, by milk
ing his 100 while Mr. Lomen was
getting 115, this was the first game
of the finals and proved a grand game
to witness.
Tonight’s play starts at 8 sharp.
George Bond crossed Niagara Falls
on a tight rope one dark night and
the world was never the wiser. This
afternoon he cavorted an the steep roof
of the Miners Union hall packing a
small chemical In one hand and a
j life insurance policy in the other.
George does this for a hundred and
j fifty a month where he could make
; six times that amount in vaudeville.
, I almost forgot to slate that an over
, heated flue was the cause of all the
‘ trouble which ignited the roof and
| Juccounted for the presence of the
j gonial member of the fire department.
CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE ACTS j
WISELY AND WELL!
No one in the northland can accuse
the Nome Chamber of Commerce of
not being up to snuff in their endeav
ors to ruvther the business interests
and trade relations of the territroy.
On being informed by the Nugget
this afternoon that Elihu Hoot was
' appointed chairman, of the American
commission which will leave for Rus
sia ,shortly to assist in the rehabilita
tion of that country the Nome body—
ever active—sent him the following
i
wire:
“The business interests of Nome,
Alaska, the nearest American city to
Russ>nn territory, desire to express
their congratulations on your ap
pointment as chairman of the Rus
sian commission, hoping that among
the resultant benefits may be the en
couragement of reciprocal trade re
lations between the two countries by
the cstab'.isment of a custom house on
the Siberian coast opposite Nome and
the extension to Americans of com
mercial and mining privileges equal
lo those enjoyed by Russians citizens
in this country.”
ELIHU ROOT
TO HEAD RUSSIAN
commission;
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International News Service.
WASHINGON, April 26.—Elihu
Root was called to tho capital this
morning and was closeted with the
president for over an hour. He was
appointed as chairman of the Amer
ican commission which will leave for
Russia shortly to assist the provis
onal government in the rehabilitation
of that country.
Charles R. Crane, the welC known
Chicago^ millionaire is also a mem
’ber of that body. President Wilson
will select the other members of the
commission and the party will sail
for Russia at an early date.
The appointment of Elihu Root as
chairman of this important delega
tion meets with the universal ap
provement of the authorities here as
well as with fhe American press.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
2 4 H. P. BOILERS.
1 12 H. P. BOILER.
1 18 H P. BOILER.
2 6 H. P. BOILERS.
ALL UPRIGHT BOILERS.
DARLING & DEAN CO.
You should keep posted on the war
and Inf*.-national and local news of
the day by subscribing for the Nome
Dally Nugget, 62.00 per month.
Classified Ads.
All Olssaifldd Ads Must bs Paid far
in Advance.
FOR BALK.
FOR SALE—Five dogs and harness
for sale cheap. Inquire at Emporium
Store, Kirstan Bros.
FOR SALE—60-gallon hot water tank,
nearly new; adjustable dress form.
Apply the Nugget,
MANY TOURISTS VISIT
ALASKA .THIS SUMMER
The Chamber of Commerce Is in
receipt of a letter from the Seattle
Chamber of Commerce relative to the
party of tourists that will make the
great Alaska tour this coming sum
mer.
They state, that all arrangements
have been made for the large party
that have already decided to come,
that it is expected that there Will
be a large congressional delegation,
anil that they hoped to have the Hon.
Franklin K. ! :ne as the honor guest
of the party and the Seattle Cham
ber advista the Nome Chamber to ex
tend special invitation to him.
The date on which the party is
scheduled >i arrive in Nome is Aug
ust 14 leaving on the nigh* of Aug
ust 15.
Seattle is arranging for a water
regatta of three days to culmlrate
with the departure of 'he ' Alaska
bureau party Many of the laavr
power yachts will accompany the par
ty through Southeastern d'-isknn vu-j
ters.
This tour as is generally unown lias
been inaugurated by the Alaska bur
eau of tho Seattle Chamber of Com
merce 'in celebration of the fiftieth
annlver- ir'. of the purd'itso of A1
a ska.
All Oddfellows, Hebekahs and their
families are requested to attend the
celebration of tho 98lh anniversary of
the independent Order of Oddfellows.
Thursday, Aprtl 2t!th at (1:45 p. m.
sharp.
FRANK S. COURT. Secretary.
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Fresh Pork
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Every Friday
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INDEPENDENT MEAT
MARKET
W. H. Webb
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Get Ready for the Big
SLAUGHTER SALE
We are going to discontinue certain
lines of Herchandise
WATCH FOR FUTURE ANNOUNCEMENTS
G. P. GOGGIN siSSys*
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LADIES WAIST I
1 AND i
1 LADIES NECKWEAR I
| Just Arrived Over The Ice |
i FROM I
| New York and Chicago
jj Hr. Harry Bloomfield arrived to-day With
|| onr shipment and you are cordially invited to
9 call and inspect the stock.
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