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If our friends and patrons, whojhave not
yet received one of our calenders, will give us
their name, we will be glad to see that one is
delivered to them.
D. E. CROWLEY
THIS WEEK SPECIAL |
Jan. 24th to 29th Inclusive: I
Picnic ham, per lbs. . . 17c. I
Shield hams, ,, 22c. I
(30001N. , I
Th« Quality star*. 1
NEWS NOTES
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The Fraternal Order uf Eagle* an
nounce that they will hold their an
niversary ball on February t> and ft
, ommutee are already working to
make the affair as enjoyable ae those
of previous years.
vl.ti siml .Ionian expected to get
. .a. from 1‘uuJhiI on las return Jour
n.y to -Nome, today but may deluy his
departure because of t!ie stormy |
weather.
l'lle 1'iuin.el Women ale preparing'
tor ti big blow out of their own on1
tlm 14tli of February. They contem
plate holding a dance and social which
ill tie under then own auspices ex
mall ely.
Dr. .Neuman yesterday removed on*
of the hands of the unfortunate native
who was caught in a storm and froz
en while taking a ulp up the beach
about Christmas time. Both of 'he
man s hands were badly frozen and one
so seriously that Its removal was ne
cessary.
The Arctic Brotherhood Cabaret
has been postponed for two weeks,
but Judging from the array of talent
named us probable entertainers, it is
sure to be some affair. The commit
e«> are sparing no pains to make the
nance one that will be remembered in
-N'unie for many a long day and Judging
from the tips that are forthcoming
in ill probably succeed.
Tin luna are again polishing up their
horns today, in anticipation of the
ii.iseball games at the A. B. hail to
ii'gm The first game of the even
ing will be between the Pirates and
Northern Lights and will be called at
■ lght thirty sharp There after the
Fort Davis bunch will mix things with
the Horseshoes and a lively game can
be expected as both are determined to
do or die.
J A
Despite the blizzard raging through
out the day and piling the snow lr
heaps and drifts along the trail. Mall
Carrier Eric Johnson came straight
through from Solomon yesterday,
1 ringing the limit weight of first and
second class matter, arriving here
i bout five in the evening. Most of the
■ onslgnment was second class. Most
if the first class was of early De
cember dates some of which were as
late as December 10.
The Pioneers gave a card party last
night at the Igloo with a large crowd
m attendance. Thirty-two tables
'ere set for progressive whist and the
• venlng was concluded with a dance
which continued until a late hour. Re
freshments were also nerved during,
the evening.
The following were the winners at
the card tables: Mrs. Casey, Mrs. Stone
and Mrs. Diamond: Mr. Mason, Mr.
Darrah and Wni Priest.
The w ind which has been gradually
increasing iu velocity during the past
two or three days developed Into a
snow storm yesterday and last night
which burled the back streets In snow
waist deep and filled Front street with
a variety of deep drifts which made
si kinds of hard traveling for both
teams and pedestrians during the eve
ing and this morning. Not In many
yens has the town been so completely
blockaded and not within the memory
of the oldest old timer have the drifts
on Front street reached to greater
heights In places some of the banks
are eight and ten feet in depth. Hard
ly a team is visible today as even the
hnrdy water men are hardly able to
get oround. Although the snow Is bad
■ nd the wind Inclined to blow a gal< I
it hu» been quite mild and warm
1 hrougliout the storm period.
A proposal to have the expected
Candle entry in the All-Alaska sweep
For Dandruff, we recommend
i?e*qi&«
“93” HairTonic
Lomen Bros Pharmacy
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
HOLDS BUSINESS MEETING
The Xorai'-Sewaril 1’eninsual Cham- i
her of Commerce met at the court-]
liouse last night ami transacted consid
liable business including the hearing!
°f I lie reports of the various com
mittees at work on the malls and other
important matters. Several commun
ications were read, including the one
from tho UUt a rod Chamber of Com
merce, published several days ago, and
a telegram from the Alaska delegate
received January lu in relation to the
harbor matter Mr, Wlckersh&m stat
'd that there has been no report on
-he harbor as yet. lie also says that
he has written several letters urging
action in the matter and will report
anj thing w hich may develop..
A resolution was also read from tho
miners of the Dime creek section re
specting the establishment of a pust
jtllce at Dime and the appointment of
i recorder and I'nlted States com
missioner. The miners also offered
several recommendations as to mall
rails, etc.
The president appointed a commit
ee of three to confer with Judge
fucker relative to the apointment of a
oniinissloner in conformity with the
equest of the miners.
The committee on mulls and tele
graph delivered a lengthy report de
tailing tiie work accomplished by the
committee and also reported that a
total of SHO letters have so far been
sent to the outside in the interest of
an increased mail service, every sena
tor and representative in Washington
and all leading chambers of commerce
and newspaper and magazine publish
ers being included in the list.
The committee on roads and trails
reported and ottered recommendations
for the sending of a memorial to con
gress asking for an appropriation of
five hundred thousand dollars for the
road commission. The committee also
announced that a resolution is in
course of preparation to be addressed
to the road commission requesting
the construction of a trunk line road
from Nome to Candle and also ree
> limit-ruling the construction of seveial
branch roads in places where highways
are greatly needed. Avenues for such
construction mentioned were between
Cane's Landing and Taylor creek, be
tween Nome and Council City, where
partial construction is needed, and also
Lie completion of the present road to
tile head of Snake river. An lmpor
t-i matter discussed by the Chamber
was tlie formation of a Pan-Alaska
t;..unber of commerce which will in
• iude all of tlie chambers of commence
and kindred organizations in the ter
ritory. it was also announced that
■stakes make the run from Caudle lo
Nome and return Instead of compell
ing Use driver to come to Nome, make
the round trip from Nome lo Caudle
and return and then make the long
journey back horn is at present be
rg discussed by the slog fans In as
much, us the race is run on time there
aecms no logical reason why this can
no' be done instead of compellng the
Candle team to make an eight hundred
mite trip before finally arriving home
again. The present system of compell
■rg tl.c outside team to come to Nome,
ru ■ 'he race to Candle and return and
then make a two hundred mile trip
1.0 get home again is not only expensive
out is also hard on the dogs.
The baseball association announces
that the baseball games scheduled for
this evening have been postponed un
til tomorrow night on account of the
bad weather. It is stated that the
great quantities of snow make It very
hal t) for the Fort Davis aggregation to
come In and also makes It something
of a hardship for the public to at
tend. It was therefore decided to lay
the game over.
The Strikers beat the Would Be's
at the bowling alley last night by a
score of 2368 to 2162 Fox won the
high score with 181. The next game
of the series will take place Friday
evening between the Misfits and Will
Be’s. Mrs. Chaco took the lead In the
ladles contest yesterday, by running
her list of scores on or above 170, to
a total of 12. Mrs. Lehmann Is now in
second place with 11 and Mrs, Jack
son is third with 8.
The following is the line up of the
Northern Lights, Horseshoes and the
Ft. Davis teams tomorrow. There will
be several changes in the line up of the
Pirates but up to the hour of going to
press they had not been fully decided.
Horseshoes—Corbin 2v, Lomen Sb,
Thompson c, McOutre p, Welch 2b,
Sheldon Is.. Hagen, rs., Sprecht, lf„
Bain rf., Xavier, Crowley, Burke, subs
Fort Davis—Nile c„ Pettit, rs.,
Dame lb.. Saunders 3b, Petit, 2b,
Frantzen rs.. Hitch rf., Fortier lf„ In
gle p„ Stensloff, Zimmerman ,eubs
Northern Lights—Lomen A„ c„
Heckel If., Lomen O., 3b; Lomen C.,
2b.. Miller If., Powell rs., Mlsh lb.,
Benson Is., Lehman, Jr., p. Baird, Wit
tenberg, subs.
At the Dream theater tonight, the
21st episode of the Million Dollar Mys
tery entitled “The Documents In the
Treasure Box" an Installment extra
ordinary which could be titled an
episodical extravaganza, as It com
bines rauderHI* drama, fare* and
travesty, shotting u magnificent cab
aret entertalnn ent in full , 6tt of the
audience, expert tango riant.i« in
troducing the "Hernando’s" famous
headline cabaret stars and origina
tors of the well known "vampire
dances,' and a galaxy of voluptuous
and beautiful women gowned la the
very latest Worth creations. Apart
ficm this, the sustained interest Is
never for a second lost or broken. A
spectacular fight occurlng between
the reporter and Bralne In which the
latter ish urled from the parpet of a
high bridge extremely realistic, pow
erful and thrilling.
A. B. CABARET DANCE
POSTPONED
The following telegrams were re
ceived this morning by Doc Kemp,
manager of the A B Cabaret and
speak for themselves:
Solomon, Alaska, Jan 27,Doc. Kemp,
Manager A. B. Cabaret, Nome:
If possible postpone Cabaret later
date. Trail Impassable. Ten from
Solomon wish to attend. Wire if re
quest is granted. H. RAT.
Solomon, Alaska, Jan 27.
Doc Kemp, manager A. B Cabaret,
Nome, Alaska.:
Left Council yesterday on way to
Cabaret; fifteen In party. If possible
postpone to later date. Trails Impas
sable. Answer at once.
NATE COOMBS
Out of courtesy to the out-of-town
visitors and owing to the illness of
one of the star performers as well as
ALWAY8 IN STYLE.
If you have your suit pressed, clean
ed and repaired by ue—
We will make them lock like new
We do dry or gasoline cleaning.
We do steam cleaning.
We make alteration*.
W« do cleaning, pressing and re
pairing for Ladle* and Oentl«nan.
We make a apsclalty of making and
repairing furs.
First-class workmanship
All work guaranteed. Our prtoa# are
reasonable. Once a customer always
* (UtMMr.
Come and see us, we will give you
our prloes before we do year work.
We apnreeiate your patronage.
NOME TAILORING CO.,
Between Segerstrom A Hagen and
Zshner’e Jewelry Store*.
Watch Your Children
Often children do not let parents know
they are constipated. They fear some
thing distasteful. They will like Rexall
Orderlies—a mild laxative that tastes
like sugar. Sold only by us, 10 cents
Lomen Bros. Pbaxsnaoy
the committee on municipal affair*
ire making a pergonal Investigation of
In- conditions obtaining at the Mount
Tabor lnstiutlon for the care of the
insane and have obtained considera
ble knowledge from persons who have
been confined to that Institution.
From hints dropped by the commit-j
tee it Is indicated that they have!
learned enough to form the basis of a
report which will prove rather start
ling to the public. Several other com
mittees had no report to deliver as,
yet aside from the statement that they
are hard at work on matters of great
Importance to the community and ter- j
rltory generally. It was decided that
the uext meeting of the chamber would
be held at the president's call
—
the inclemency of the weather, the
management and the board of direc
tors held a meeting and decided that
they would postpone tile Cabaret Dance I
until a later date—to be announced
later. Several new and original fea
l cures will be added to the bill
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET
j WEATHER RECORD
The following table shows u,e av
erage temperature for each day for the
the following years:
1816 lSlti
January 1 . 1 12
January 2 . 1 26
lanuary 8 .—« 18
January 4.—10 —17
lanuary 6.—8 —20
January 8.—21 0
January 7.. II IT
January 8.—I 10
January 8 .—8 IS
January 10.—10 18
January 11 .—4 22
January 12 --8 30
January 18. 0 28
lanuary M .—10 12
anuary 16.—14 10
January 18 .—10 22
lanuary 17.—11 0
lanuary 18.—12 —IS
lanuary 19.23 —26
lanuary 20 . 1 —22
Tanuary 21.—1 —20
January 22 .16 —18
January 23 . 27 —28
January 24 26 —17
January 26 . 24 6
January 26 . 11 —8
Professional Cards
Dr. A. F. Heimlich
PHYSICIAN AND 8URQEON.
Office and ReOfdonoe.
OVER HILL’S PHARMACY.
Office hours: 2-5 and 7-8 p. m.
Phono—Night or day, Main SB.
Millinery,
Gowns and
Tailoring
P. L. BRODERSEN
Wild Cioose Building
Phone Main 85
MEETING NOTICE.
THE NOME BARTENDER'S UNION
Local ISO, B. L L «( A. (Affiliated
with tho A. F. of L.) meets every flrat
Sunday In each month at 11 a m
AL NICHOLSON, Pres
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J A FEW SPECIALS $
4. ON OUR BJRfiaiH COUNTER THIS WEEK +
4* PEERLESS BORAX SOAP, 5 BARS FOR .26o »
4* TEA GARDEN DRIPS, PER C ..»0o
4» YAKIMA DRIED PEACHES, PER PACKAGE .▼
4 CAULIFLOWER, PER CAN. *x
4 UICEEDA BISCUITS, 4 PACKAGES FOR .»*• *F
4 SODA CRACKERS, PAMH.T SIZE. PER PACKAOE ...Me 4
SMOLLER'S grocery +
4 211 FRONT ST. PHONE, M.ln 86 J
X *
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THE EMPORIUM
ThIS WEEK ALL NEW STOCK
FLANNELETTE KIMONAS
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Base Ball
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j ERL JAN. <J8th, I91f> A. B. MALI. j
j ADMISSION 50c
j RESERVED SEATS AT ROSE'S CANDY STORE.
•AMI STARTS St SO SHARP.
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THE MAIL IS IN
And you win bar* to answer your letter*.
We oarry tha fine grade* of writing payer in hexes, tablet* an*
yound paper, Including Eaton Ornnn A Pika Companies, Highland
Linen. Twilled Irlab Linen, Cran •• Linen, Lawn, eta.
Pine Linen Envelopes In pa knt'ea of 25 each. lie. ai— tha vmi
letter else. Envelopes at 10* a puckage. j
Free chanoa on $50.00 Pun h Bowl given with ea«h 10 seat par
ehase or payment on aeoount
HILL’S PHARMACY
! Headquarter* Fin* Writing Paper.
f,r ‘ " “*■ ' ~ -S»a
! \T NO OTHER TIME
| IS OUR STOCK OK
PHOENIX HOSE
j|j as completes* now
90c to $2.oo
!|j Special prices per box
I P. A. Peterson 5hoe Co
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| A nice warm Eider Down blanket iji
| in colors of Pink and Blue jij
| Regularly priced at 75c jij
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