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His Business to Leo Seidenverg
' WE MUST REDUCE OUR STOCK REGARDLESS OF COST BE
FORE THE FIRST BOATS ARRIVE. GET THE BENEFIT OF THIS
SALE BEFORE JUNE 10TH ARRIVES.
CHEAP JOHN
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TAKE NOTICE
Phis week Scrim and Lace
Curtains are going cheap ;
G. P. GOGGIN
THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.
I GOAL AT LESS THAN COST
BRIQUETS
I Space now taken up by Briquets in our yards and warehouses will
I be required for freight from firs steamers. For a limited time only,
r to make room and introduce to tie N’ome market
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PER TON IN YAR°—$17 PER ton delivered
JOHN J. SESNON CO.
It makes no difference how t
WET
% You may be. Be sure and keep your feet 1
DRY |
1; There is only one stock of Footwear in
! Nome and we have it
| P. A. PETERSON SHOE CO. I
FRED W. PETERSON, Manager
Two Pound Roll 50c is
if 5 r
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j <ilemargarine is sweeter, cleaner and batter iu many respects than ;■
j j butter and costs just one-lialf a much. We shipped 2,000 pounds " ’
j ! thinking people would w> hnine this help in the reduction in expenses, !|
|| hut very few have even given it a trial, those who have are steady ;>
j I customers. You will if you try it. Forget what someone lias told yen < >
<> about Olemargarine (that someone told tliemi but come and find out
j [ what It is. t
1| Pacific Cold Storage Co. i!
NEWS NOTES !
“Wrong as “ What?
I
Mrs Geo. Watson and sun left for I
Safety today in care of Scotty Allan.
Dr. and Mrs. Kittilsen, accompanied
b\ Mrs. Welch returned from Council
yesterday.
Mr. .1 l\ Matthews of Taylor creek.
Kougarok. is in town for a v isit before
the opening of spring activities.
Natives from the outlying districts |
are commencing to arrive with fresh!
fish, caught at several points near tin*
mouth of open streams.
lfarrv Itlonnuield will leave for Tel
i -i tonight with Frank Miller and II c.
Bpreeht hot h of whom will proceed to
the Bernard dredge on the \nacovik.
< »sear »\ir?son will leave for Silver
Creek tonight t«» place things in shape
for the eoming season. Carlson has
l-een prospecting on one of the bench
lines during tiff- winter
Teddy Anderson and Alec Holmson i
will leave today for the Kimball dredge j
>n Solomon river where they will he j
employed during the summer. Percy'
Illatehford rind his team will he thej
means of transportation to Solomon
The outside mail consisting of nearli
the limit of which a small quantiti was
outside flrstclass arrived vesterdav
shortly ahter six o'clock The next
consignment to arrive will probnhh
contain the last flrstclass mail of tin'
winter season it is problamatlcal how
many further consignments will arrive.
Two weeks from tomorrow Nome will
he again inflicted with the election
fever, this time due to the annual
school election. Thus far only one
eandldate has been definitely announe
<
ed. E. W farleton. who has been ou*
for some time. Fnconflrmed report -
say that there will he at least two more
candidates in the field, one of whom is
a lady
' The Stolen Melody, a strong soviet\
i drama featuring Kathleen Williams,
will he the leader at the Dream tonight
The additional numbers will lie an
Irish drama entitled Lady Peggie’s es
cape. the scenes of which were taket
in some of the most beautiful spots
near the Kiilarney hakes, and the Love
Letter, featuring the only "Max” Lin
der in a clever role.
II.v beating the Sourdoughs P\ n
score of 2435 to 233!) the Federals com
pleted the last of die series of games
in tho bowling tournament and this
game together with the roll-off of the
Submarines against the mark of 2278
set by the Federals last Friday, com
pletes tlie series. The Submarines
beat tlie mark of the Federals by mak
ing a score of 22!>fi pins but failed to
equal tlie grand total of the Strikers
who arc. therefore, the winners of the
tournament. The complete scores will
bo published tomorrow
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET
GERMAN AVIATORS BUSY
IN BALTIC PROVINCES
I*KTROORA1>. May fi German avi
ators are extending their aerial opera
tions into the Ftnltio provinces of Rus
sia and are dropping many bombs into
the towns and villages in those sec
tions most of which are entirely with
out military protection Fully a dozen
towns have been attacked during the
piist week and many people have been
killed.
FRANZ JOSEPH WILL TAKE
FIELD WITH HIS ARMY
VIFWVA. May fi. One of the court
physicians is authority for the state
tnent that, despite his great age. Ktn
peror Franz Joseph intends to take the
field and spend the summer yvlth his ]
soldiers in the Carpathians. The Km-I
pcror realizes that his presence will
greatly revive the spirits of his solde rs
u ho are battling heroically to keep U.<
Russians from breaking through the
\ustrktn defenses into Hungary \o
cordite' to the Statements Ilf the pliv
sicintis the aged ruler is rapidly re
gaining Ids hen t li and strength
The "wets” wen out In yesterday's
election mi the "License or No License"
question beating the “drys” by 117
votes and thus continuing the existence
of the saloons for another year at
least. The day passed quietly as is
usunlL the case in local elections al
though a somewhat deeper under-eur
jrent of feeling was preceptilde. The
adherents of both sides were working
with especial ardor throughout the da\
and argumentive groups were con
spicuous on the main thoroughfare
especially during the late afternoon. II
is probable that at no time in the pre
vious history of the camp have the
people taken such a deep interest in
the issues of a local election as in that
of yesterday and the exceedingly large
vote cast indicates that hardly a voter
failed to cast his ballot. The majority
of those who gave expression to their
opinion-publicly all seemed Inclined to
believe that this was indovn a vital
matter which was being decided and
it was clearly apparent that the people
were much inclined to the view that the
financial aspects involved were of:
greatest concern. There are many in - [
dications that this alone was the de
termining influence with the majority.’
The total vote polled exceeds that of
the city election by twenty-one votes,
the vote in the eouncilmnnie contest
being 97fi while the total yesterday
reached the surprising number of 997.
Of this number twelve were rejected
on challenge because of the stipulation
against colored people embraced in the
rules regarding the conduct of the
election, thus leaving the actual vote
985 of which the "wets" received 551
and the “drys” 434.
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Bood Iloods
Watch This Space
SALE
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Starts Monday
<Beo.£. tomcn & Co.
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! Ranch Eggs t
! $16.00 |
| PER CASE }
! HOLLER’S GROCERY!
PHONE, Main 86 211 FRONT ST. 4
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CARRANZA SAYS HE WILL BE
SUPREME IN TWO MONTHS
VRR A (’Rl'Z, Mnv •» (lenri.i! (’ar- I
! rnnz.ii is rrcMlitetl with tin- stsitenient
that In* cntirtclently expects to crush
both \ Ilia and Zapata within the next
| two months and will then resume eon
| i ml of the entire Mexican Territory
[(Vtrranza states that Villa is heinv
hard pressed in « ntral ('h iha nh.ua and
' out hern Sonora by a superior far
ran/,a army and is I mint*' driven l td,
I relentlessly toward the northern hol -
der The Carranza forces are desc rib
ed as well armed and also equipped •
with considerable heavy artillerv
'which places tlie Villaistas at a eoti
[siderable disadvantage. !
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iX Under tliis head signed com
J municatlons are sometimes * 1
J printed, if the subject is be- < >
I j lieved to be of geir'r.d Interest. 1 ,
|J The Nugget does not accept
IX responsibility for statements
J, * *
I made in such communication*, ■ •
| t and such statements may not •,
X be, or may be In accord with
•s, the opinions of this paper. • 1
II I I I I I I I 1 I 1 1 I I T | | t I f 1 I I ll ’
Nome, Alaska, May t>. 1 !* I r>.
! Edit or of tlie Nome Nugget.
As the town is now saved and tlie
saloon keepers have shown us their
benefit to humanity in Nome, I would
suggest that some of tlie public money
tie spent in a lavatory or lavatories and
that the Street Foreman lie appointed
janitor, to keep the place in order.
As y ou know it is so very far up to
the chureh’s lavatory.
Sincerely yours,
MARTIN M. RAVENKILDE.
GOOD NEWS
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Many Alaskan Readers Have Heard
It and Profited Thereby.
‘‘Good news travels fast," and the
bad back sufferers in this vicinity are
glad to learn where relief may he found I
as many a lame, weak and aching hack
is bad no more, thanks to Doan's Kid
ney Pills. Thousands upon thousands
of people are telling the good news of
their experience yvitli this tested re
medy. Here is an example worth the
reading.
F, H. Wieland, 1002 K. 41st St.. Los
Angeles, Cal., says: “For a long time I j
suffered from pain in the small of my
bock and I could scarcely get around. I
My kidneys were disordered and the
kidney secretions were highly colored
and irregular in passage. I loan’s Kid
neyfills relieved the lameness and
Weakness and removed all trouble with
my kidneys. I have had no return of
the complaint,"
Price fiOc. at all dealers. Don’t!
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney IMlls the same that I
Mr. Wieland had. Foster-Milluirn iv, j
Props., Buffalo, N. Y. j
EASTERN STAR BAZAAR
Saturday May 8. Afternoon free.
Evening admission 50c. Everybody
nvited. Dancing 9 p. m.
WEATHER REPORT.
Nome, Al:t:il<u. .May 5, 1913.
Teni|io:aturp .Max. 37. Min. 29.
Ilarometpr 30",2 inehes.
\\'r !it In•!-. Cloudy
Wind Koiilhwpal avPraffe I miles
I'rpi ipitat ion None.
Vistinq Cards at the N moet Office
DREAM THEM
THURSDAY
Drama
KATHLEEN WILLIAMS IN
THE STOLEN MELODY
Comedy
MAX LINDER IN
THE LOVE LETTER
Drama ,
LADY PEGGIE’S ESCAPE !
TAKEN IN IRELAND.
MISS LILLIE KOCH. Pianist
ADM. 25c
9 __
EAGLE HALL
FRIDAY NIGHT
FROM THE OPERA
MAURIATANA
2 Reels—Don Ceasar DeBazau.
Leonard Best will sing the fol
lowing songs: “In Happy Mo
ments Day by Day" and “Yes,
Let Me Like a Soldier Fall" (
Drama
A BACHELOR'S LOVE
Comic Keystone
THE RIOT
This is a crackerjack program I
and worth seeing.
OLLIE BOURRET. Pianist
ADMISSION. 25 cents
... .:" ■ .... .'t...11 naw
THE NONPAREIL l
SUCCESSORS TO M. D. SAMUELS.
Clearance Sale
Of Ladies’
Spring Hats
Some 14 Hats in this lot. n
Neatly trimmed, Nobby styles." J
Prieeb from $5.00 to $10.00 each. |j
NOW S3.00 I
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