I SPECIAL ~'
rv. J. B. COFFEE IN THE BEAN j
35c PER. LB. 3 LBS. $1.00
WE (jRlND IT FOR YOU.
CROWLEY % PORTER
SITUATION WANTED.
Experienced mine accountant offers
services. Eleven years experience.
Single. Abstainer Address O . are of
Nugget 3t
NOTICE.
On arrival of first fleet will have
hats coats, suits, dresses, skirts iti.l
shirt waists.
Room making sale now mi.
Drawing of hand enihrohloreil table
cloth will take place .Tune ft.
Ticket given with every $1 00 pur
chase
MRS. J. WANGER.
Second Avenue Opp. Court House
Strictly fresh eggs $1.00 per dozen
at Prosser's Harness Shop. Phone
Black 5.
FLOUR IS CHEAP
Bread only Sc. North Pole Bekery
and Anvil Bakery.
GOOD EATS.
Mrs. Ginnivan has opened the Hoff
men House and is now prepared to
serve the best meals and lunches in
Nome.
GRIEVED AT ITALY
BREAKING FAITH
TRIESTE. May 28. It is reported
that tlie aged Austrian Emperor is
greatly grieved at tile failure of Italy
to keep failit yv1111 lier former allies
end lias become exceedingly despon
dent since the Italian declaration of
war It is greatly feared owing to his
advanced age the ruler may fail under
the great strain with a resultant col
lapse with possibly disastrous const* -
epicures, lit the present critical state
of affairs 11 is felt that the death of
the aged monarch would result in the
dismemberment of the Empire.
WEATHER REPORT.
Nome. Alaska. .May 27. 1915.
Temperature—Max. 44. Min 29
liammeter 29.94 inehes
Weather t'lear
Wind S. W. 4 miles per hour
The Oaily i^ugget. $2.00 per month
I JUST ARRIVED ON CORWIN
| New ku£S, Woodoleum
| and Curtain Goods
j G. P. GOGGIN j
!| THE STOKE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY. H
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! SPECIAL for one week j
♦ FRYING CHICKENS | None weighing less than p— *■
4 YOUNG ROASTERS \ Two pounds, each f C
^ We offer this special sale in order to even up our stock, as we are j j!
4 nearly out of all meat®, but happen to have a few cases of the finer ‘
4 poultry left. «
i OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF SWIFT'S SILVER LEAF LARD IS IN ^
i THE WINDOW. “Oleo” still sells for fifty cents ’
1 Pacific Cold Storage Co.!
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To Make This Week
A RECORD
BREAKER
52....SUITS....52
In the following sizes
35, 36, 37, 38
m $15.00
MOSI OF THESE SUITS RUN FROM
| $25.00 to $35.00
THIS WEEK ONLY
A BROKEN LOT OF ARROW COLLARS
$1.00 PER DOZEN
(Beo.g. lomen £ Co.
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NEWS NOIES
Sunday next. May 30, Is Memorial
Day.
A. (». Oliver has purchased the old
Mecca fixtures and front for use of
tin* new locution opposite tile Nugget
office.
May Devotion services will he held
at the Cut hollo Church this evening
at 7.30 I’. M to be followed by the
(losing exorcises of the Sisters School
which will he held immediately’ after
ward in St. Josephs Hall.
It is reported that the Dear will
leave for St. Michael tonight. The
failure of the vessel to tie up to the
edge of the shore Ice after the manner
• if the Corwin is said to lie in the
greater draught rendering it impos
sible to approach the shore as close
as the smaller boat.
The Corwin has finished unloading
the cargo for Nome and is now an
chored some distance out from the
edge of t fie shore ice. Thus fur it
fi ts not been determined how soon the
vessel will sail op the proposed hunting
expedition in which she will proha hi \
•nuago for the remainder of the open
season.
I'nr the first time in many months
he cheerful erv of the news boy Is
heard in the land, a stuck of late
papers being received hy the Rear.
Wliile no doubt just as industrious in
the business of selling their wares, the
local newsies are much less vociferous
than ire their brass lunged brothers of
(lie outside.
The Hear brings news to the effect
that several operations have been
made on Engineer .Tackling who was
injured on board the Corwin and who
is now in ihe marine hospital at T’n
llnska Blood poison had set in and
bis life despaired of The doctor from
lie Cutter Bear is also rendering as
sistance to the unfortunate engineer,
having left the Rear at that port
A two part Comedy drama entitled
\ T.ittle Tease will he the principle
ittiartkin at the Bream this evening.
The store is brimful of Interest from
the start to the end and displays sown
novel situations. The additional num
bers wilt be ('tiil1111iia the Dancer, a
bright little drama, an interesting edu
cational film. Cattle raising in Aus
tralia and the drama A Will and a
1 Way.
i
i The Nugget bay, received a copy of
, "A Glimpse of the Sweond Alaska Deg
| islalure.” an interesting booklet of
: shun sketches of t lie pQVsniioU ,,f the
((late legislature which is of exceptional
I interest as giving us a more intimate
! acquaintance with the men who mold
i eil the laws promulgated by the last
| legislative body. The booklet was
| written at Juneau by Mr. Earl C
j Jameson of the Juneau Empire and is
i handsomely bound. In addition to ex
i (client photo-engravings ,,f the mem
jbers of the Senate and Rouse, Governor
Strong and Delegate Wickersham, also
contains a compilation of interesting
| J fa el s rein the to A laska
The closing exercises of the Nome
school wore carried on at A. B. hall
at various hours throughout the day
yesterday, concluding with the com
mencement exercises ,,f the High
school. The exercises of the different
grades were most interesting and no
tably those of the graduating class of
which Miss Helen Allan was valedic
torian. The class contained but two
members. Miss Allan and Miss Eliza
beth Neuman. The addresses of both
won- Intoresling and well considered.
Tin* subject chosen bv Miss Allan was
“The I’ana 111a-Pacific Exposition”
while Miss Neuman delivered a dcs
sertation on the merits of Alaska
writers, paying handsome tributes to
all of any particular merit.
Movements of vessels on Rower
iukon and Tee conditions at St.
Micheal on May 28. Run.
_Delta down Eagle 1 P. M. 27lh.
Vidett at Stewart River.
Julia R. down Nenena fl.SO A. AJ
Washburn arrived Dikeman 2 P. M.
Renolilcy at Melozi tip hound.
Du it up Tolovana liver 7. A. M.
Reliance down Minlo 2,TO A. AT.
Tnnana in thirty mile river today.
Naustlln up Stewart 1ft. P. AT. 27th.
Sybilla up Kokrines 2 A. AT.
Aluratlion up Kokrines 2.20 P. Af. 27.
Mail launch Oyrone arrives Iditnrod.
St. Micheal reports ice out of bay
and canal opening rapidly.
Radio Nome May 28. 1915.
Do you read the Daily Nugget and
kfep abreast of the doings of the out
side world? Subscribe now, $2.00 per
month delivered every night before 6
] o’clock.
•I
MANY VESSELS
ARR TORPEDOED
(Continued from page one.)
Practically Hie entire crew hate been
sa red.
The British submarine E-11 is do
ing considerable damage to shipping
<>n lhe Sea of Marmora near Constan
tinople. The submarine boat is operat
ing nearh two hundred miles from the
Itritlsh base.
S. S. ARGYLSHIRE SIGNALS
DAMAGED BY TORPEDO
LIVERPOOL, May 28.—Distress
signals from the Glasgow steamer
Argvlshire state that the vessel has
been damaged by a torpedo explosion
nl'f (lie Solway. A number of vessels
have left port to the rescue.
SOUTH CAROLINA AGROUND
NEAR ALEXANDRIA
WASHINGTON. May 28. The V. S
i-i'iiiso r North Carolina is aground
within the outer harbor at Alexandria,
Egypt, according to advices given out j
by the Navj Department. The yesiel \
is reported undamaged and will be
Moated In dredging a channel.
NEBRASKAN ARRIVES LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL, Mm v 28 Captain
Green. commander of the Amorlcan
llawaiian steamer Nebraskan, which
arrived in port today convoyed hy sev
eral torpedo hoots, claims that his
vessel was hit hy a submarine. The
Nebraskan has suffered extensive dam
age and will be docked for repairs.
BRITISH PASSENGER
STEAMER SUBMARINED
PENZANCE, May 28. The British!
steamer Cadeby was sunk off the
Keilly Islands today bv a German sub
marine. The crew and passengers have
been landed safely.
DANISH STEAMER STRIKES
MINE IN NORTH SEA
COPENHAGEN. May 28.—The Dan
iahsteamcr Ely struck a mine a short
distance from the coast line, sinking
shortly afterward. The crew were
saved.
LA CHAMPAGE ASHORE;
PASSENGERS SAVED
NANTEO, France, May 28—The
French trans-Atlantic liner La. Chum
page is ashore near St. Mazaire and
in a badly damaged condition. The
nine hundred passengers aboard are
safe, all having been taken ashore. The
vessel is reported to have run aground
during a heavy fog.
Gymnasium bazaar Friday night.
Public invited.
CANADIAN
STEAMER
SUNK
CARDIFF, May 28.—The steamship
Morenna of Montreal, Canada, was tor
pedoed and sunk near the entrance to
the Irish Sea last night. The survivors
state that otic of their number was
killed by the explosion of the torpedo.
The remainder, three of whom are
wounded, escaped from the vessel,
reaching the coast today.
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Bazaar—Gymnasium, Friday night
May 28, opens 7 p. m. Public invited.
_
ROOSEVELT FALLS FROM
HORSE AND BREAKS RIB
NEW YORK. May 28. Theodore
Roosevelt fell from his horse while
enjoying a canter near Oyster Bay this
morning, breaking a rib and suffering
numerous bruises.
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GERMAN POLAND
BRKUN, May 28.—Von Himlenhurgs
columns arc again advancing northeast
of l’lnck and are driving the Russians
“'eudily before them, the Ger nan artil
lery literally hewing a way through
the tightly drawn lines of the enemies
forces. The fighting is developing into
an immense swinging movement along
the entire German front with the cut
ting off of Warsaw ns the. objective.
The final development of the movement
will place the German forces in posses
sion of the entire Polish province.
Bp-mar—Gymnasium Friday night.
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Pickled Pigs feet. Tripe, Lamb Tongues
Ox Lips and Tongues and Sounds at
Polets stores.
To get the news read the Nugget.
■■: It makesjio difference how
! WET
J. Y ou may be. lie sure and keep your feet
! DRY
f here is only one stock of Footwear in
Nome and we have it
P. 4. PETI RSON SHOE CO.
; FRED W. PETERSON, Manager
goal at leSw than cost
BRIQUETS
Spare now taken up l.y Briquets in our yards and warehouses will
he required for freight from firs steamers. For a limited lints only,
to make room and introduce to lie Nome market
$16 PER TON IN YARD—$17 PER TON DELIVERED
JOHN J. SESNON CO.
—Wiiy ■'j,- '
MINERS ATTENTION
REMEMBER: After the arrival of the first boats.'Cheap John no
more. In the words of the great high chief Split the Wind. Cheap John
per luck. But as long as we are able, and the goods hold out, we are
going to give you the benefit of the cut in prices. You all know this
is no spring pudding, nor clearance for room sale. We are going to leave
you, and we want to meet you again with the same good fellowship, as
we are leaving.
CHEAP JOHN
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Ladies Waists
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