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GOODS
And Murphy is with
us to sell them
Lomen Bros.
April Premium Contest now on
What We Give You
A Bar of Gold
Free —Value $100.00—Free
On# chance on this pure gold will be given with EACH 5ftc PUR
CHASE or payment on account.
DRAWING JUNE 25th
Post Cards of the
Ladies Dog Race
On Sale Now
Hill’s Pharmacy
We dcli\er the Goods.
Begin the New Year right
Order the Nome Nugget
CONSIDER
I hat a glass of our freshly made apple cider
contain more food and medicinal value than any
thing else you can buy in the city.
You are invited to witness the making of our
cider it is made while you wait. |
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; NEWS NOTES
j The Nome Kennel Club have ap
; pointed the following judges at Can
I die for the Sweepstakes race whlct
! starts out today. Curtis Welsh, Chas
t'liorg, and It. S. Dlmmlck.
i
The Jesse Moore Hunt Co. have
contributed $25 to the All Alaska
Sweepstakes fund. A wire to that ef
jj feet was received by Ed. Young or
Friday.
|
I The school election which took
j place at Council on Saturday last re
sulted as follows:—Clerk A. B. Kinney,
Director Fred Bittner, with Ed l’faffle
and Otto Steiner having an equal
amount of votes for Treasuerer. This
• office will have to be voted on again,
j i >n receipt of the news that one ol
; her children was sick, Sirs. Nate
| Coombs, escorted by Ed ITuffe, left
! for Council on Saturday. The Councll
ites would have stayed over for the
I big race but for this happening. Mrs.
. Coombs will make another Visit to
‘ Nome before the trail breaks ui>,
j _
I The moving pictures of the Sweep
I stake start taken by Harry I’hillips
this morning will not be shipped out
until Ihe opening of navigation. It is
1 impossible for these pictures to be
shown in Nome until the middle of the
summer when they will be presented
a' the Dream here.
l.omen Bros, again announce that No
273 is the winning ticket in their
• monthly drayving which won the
' chance for the trip to Seattle and re
| turn. As yet there is no claimant,
i un i in oi-yler to give those on the
| creeks holding tickets a fair shake,
\ th-' time for presentation of this ticket
wilt he extended until May 1st.
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| This evening at nine I'. M. is the
■ j time set by the Loyal Older of Moose
j for their annual installation of of
flcers which will take place at their
lodge rooms in the Eagle hall. After
[ the installation a social dance will
; follow. The entertainment committee
, have a splendid program arranged.
•
Refreshments will be served and
i
[ everybody will be happy as this event
gives promise of being a top-no*chor
and the Moose have a “very hospi
table" reputation. All Loyal Moose,
i
their families, lady friends and ac
cepted members are cordially invited.
Large and appreciative audiences
attended the Easter services yesterday
it the Federated Church. The morn
ing program was given by the Sunday
school, with the superintendent, Mr.
R. B. Julian, in charge. All the ex
' ereises were pleasing, and well exe
| cuted. The feature of the evening
service yvns the Cantata, “Easter
I
Praise,” by the church choir, which
)
i was beautifully rendered, and enjoyed
i by the large audience. The choir was
' directed by Mr. F. It. Cowden, and
! Mrs. Ida M. Coke presided at the piano
' The local Masons atended in a body, j
"At the end of the Rainbow” Is due
j to arrive on Saturday night next anti
I will be presented at the Eagle Hall.
It consists of a farcical three act
comedy which spells LAUGHTER
.ill the way through . For many moons
• those taking part in this entertaln
; mont have been working hard on their
I parts. Everything Is now ready and
on Saturday night next, from the time
the curtain goes up nutil it drops In
the last act, mirth and laughter will
t be the order of the evening. Tickets
will be on sale at tho Rose candy store
on Wednesday at noon. Get In and
make your reservation while there Is
a chance.
For the first time In this term of
court the petit Jury assembled before
Judge J. R. Tucker at 10 o’clock this
morning. All were in atendance and
were excused until 10 o'clock on Wed,
I
From Nulato to-day comes a wire
that Harry Bloomfield arrived there
last night and would leave this morn
ing for Nome where he would arrive
on the 17th inst, barring accidents,
j He has a large load of the latest things
I in ladies wearing apparel for the Non
| pariel store.
1 Carl Anderson, who was released
from custody a few days ago on a
grand larceny charge through the
Grand Jury returning “Not a true bill"
was re-arrested on the same count and
will be arrainged before Judge J- R
Tucker tomorrow morning. Fred
I .arson charged with stealing a fox
skin will appear at the bar of justice
at the same time.
—
There was some JOY in Schoolville
to-day! Owing to the fact that the
school heating apparatus went on the
BUM this morning the pupils had a
holiday. Unfortunately everything is
t in running shape again. School will
he carried on as usual tomorrow.
Louis Wittenberg remaked that “Giv
ing the boiler a rest for another day
would sure make him mad.” Usual
time tomorrow, boys and girls!
The United States now being at
I war with Germany, the local military
j authorities—acting in accordance with
instructions issued by the war de
partment—will exercise the utmost
vigilance and watchfullnesx in the
guarding of ail government buildings,
magazines, wireless and telegraph
stations.
The post commandant at Fort Davis
detailed a special guard for duty at
the wireless tower yesterday and sen
tries at the fort have been doubled.
Citizens and others are warned of
the fact that Fort Davis is a military
reservation and is not at any time—
unless by special privelege—open to
the public.
In the event of being challenged by
a sentry the person challenged should
halt immediately on the order of the
■soldier, who is in the execution of his
duty. Civilians are warned of the
fact that a military post during war
time must enforce regulations which
may not meet with public favor and
ac* accordingly.
Advertise In The Nome Nugget
LANSING ASKS RUSSIA
PREVENT INTERNAL
DISCORD
International News Service.
WASHINGTON, April 7.—Secre
tary Lansing asks Russia to put down
revolutions in that country. In a
long cable to Russia the secretary
made a special appeal, describing
Germany as the greatest menace to
democracy in the world.
He asks Russia to do everything
:n its power lo prevent at this time
an; internal discord, which ns he
says won't’, greatly Interfere with the
prosecution of war, and with plans,
that have been mapped out by the
United S’ates government.
For first class work and prompt de
livery phone Main 1G1 and tho Peo
ple's laundry will send and get your
laundry. W. J. WILLIAMSON, Prop.
NOTICE.
You should keep posted on the war
and In tow-national and local news of
the day by subscribing for the Nome
Dally Nugget, 12.00 per month.
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Embroidery
•Threads
All colors, stranded thread,
3Gc per dozen skeins; Rope
size, 5c, 60c per dozen skeins;
D. M. C. stranded 55c per dozen
skeins; Crochet thread all sizes,
10c per ball, and all kinds of
flowers 20 per cent off.
HRS. Jr WANGER
Second avenue, opp. Courthouse. ,
CABARET WAS GREAT
THANKS TO THE LADIES
I
Though the atendanec fell off at the
Kennel Club Cabaret on Saturday
night lust, those who were present had
the real spirit for over fifteen hundred
dollars was taken in from the various
booths and contests. The program
was all that could he desirid and every
body left there in good cheer declar
ing they had their moneys worth.
The 1-ulies of Nome are to he con
gratulated in the manner in which
they worked to make this event a suc
cess and thus enable us to put up a
substantial purse for to-days race.
Time, money and energy they devoted
unstintingly. Some of them have work
ed for months making little daddies
for the various booths. So, to the
Ladies we bowl
The Sweepstake wueen contest was
some affair, Mrs. Tom Shaughnessy
and Miss Jennie Stromherg being the
leading features. First one and then
the other nip and tuck right along un
til the big contest closed with Miss
Jennie Stromherg the winner. The
"tjlieen of I he Snow s"-as M i s. Shailgh
nessy is ever known by was as game
a loser as ever entered into a contest
and was the first to congratulate her
SPRING TIME IS HERE
"NOW FOR THE TAILOR.”
For the best work in tailoring see us.
We make alterations.
We do cleaning, pressing and re
pairing for ladies and gentlemen.
We make suits to order.
First class workmanship, modern
method and prompt service.
We appreciate your patronage.
Yours to please,
NOME TAILORING CO,.
Next door to Segerstrom & Hagen.
You should keep posted on the war
and International and local news of
the day by subscribing for the Nome
moil' fortunate sister.
At tlie candy booth were Mrs. Hurry
Mrs. "Scot!.'" Kvans. Mrs. Will Mc
Cluirt', Mrs. Arthur Cole. Mrs Leo Mc
Cloy, Mrs. Joe Sheldon and Miss
! Sundbuek. At the llower booth were
Mesdames Downing, Ayer and lvittel
son whilst Airs. K. K. I’earce, Mrs.
Job.i Hegness, Airs H. S. Hollister and
Mrs. K. B. Darling dispensed with
liquid refreshments.
The Hall was tastefully decorated,
the musie was good and the numbers
all made a hit. ‘Twits a good show.
HONOR OF THE
MOUNTED TONIGHT
The Dream presents a stirring
' photoplay tonight entitled "For the
Honor of the Mounted.” Also a
roaring Keystone Comedy, and a
classy number called “The Availing
Prayer.” Tomorrow night "Tho Wall
Hetween," a five part Metro wonder
play, with Francis Bushman and
Beverly Bayne in the startng roles,
one of the strongest features shown
this winter. Wednesday night Grand
Opening of the ’atcst successful serial
Who Hays?" featuring ltnth Boland
and Star co.
VICTORIA WILL SAIL
FOR NOME JUNE 2
Pacific News Service.
SKATTLK, April 7- The Alaska
teams''in Company today announce
• tbep nisi sailings for Alaska as fol
| lows; Tlie first freight boat of this
company will leave Seattle on May
30 and the i.'xt on June 1.
The first passenger steamer will
lie the Victoria which will leave Seat
let on June 2 This o!d-ttmer will
continue on the Alaska run this sum
| iner.
Did you get in
ON THE
BIG 3 SPECIAL
IF NOT GET BUSY THIS WEEK.
NOW ON DISPLAY IN OUR FRONTSTHEET WINDOW AT
3 for- 50
Q. P. QOQGIN
If you want to buy
NEW GOODS CHEAP
Come and examine our stock
THE EMPORIUM
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§ Comfort, style and wearing
| service. A trio any woman may ;|;
g have in her corsets if it is a ;|;
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