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WANTS INFORMATION.
Kditor Nome Nugget
Dear Sir: —1 would like to get ac
quainted with the way everything is
progressing in Nome, arid its surround
ings. so 1 am sending you the price for
a few copies of your evening and Sat
urday papers. Please let me know how
many degrees below zero it is there
now and how many degrees it Is in the
--prlng and summer
Please lei me know if there an any
companies or bosses in Nome who
would like to ship some strong men
from the T\ S. to Nome and then keep
it out of their pnv Whnl are men paid
for their work
*
Waiting for an early answer. I re
main. \VM. l.KK.s,
71 Warwick st , Newark. N .1
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HOME COOKING
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The Coffee House end Restaurant of >
Mrs. Niebling it the only place to got i
home oooking. Lunches and short
orders will receive the best of atten
tion. Dinner served from five o’clock 1
on, and it cen’t be beat. Next door to
the Surprise store. tf '
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NOTICE
6 Spools Thread 25c.
Hair Nets. 3 for 25s.
Hooks, Eyes or Snaps. 3 cards 25c.
White Dimity, 7 yards $1.00.
Gingham and Potese. to yards $ 1 00.
India Linon 10c to 30c per yard.
Cut prices on all goods.
D. M. C. Thread. Stamped Goods.
MRS. J. WANGER’S
2nd Ave. opp. Court House.
I SLUICE AArl
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hydraulic w whT
In large or small t
quantities at E
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ARCTIC SPRINGS i
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MARINE OR STATIONERY
Reservations made for first Sailing of
Senator from Seattle.
Coal-Crude Oil-Refined Oils.
JOHN J. SESNON CO.
SPECIAL
SALE
LADIES BURSON HOSE, LADIES SILK MIXED HOSE, LADIES
FANCY LISLE HOSE, BLACK OR COLORS.
INFANTS CASHMERE HOSE ALL COLORS.
LADIES RIBBED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
LADIES GLOVES, BIG ASSORTMENT. INFANTS AND CHIL
DRENS GLOVES. MITTENS AND CAPS.
BIG ASSORTMENT OF HANDKERCHIEFS FOR LADIES. MEN
OR CHILDREN. , <
NAZERETH AND MERIT WAISTS FOR CHILDREN, ALL SIZES.
WOOL HOSE. WOOL SOX, WOOL GLOVES FOR MEN.
BIG STOCK OF ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND LOTS OF OTHER
GOOOS.
ALL AT THE ONE PRICE J
THIS SALE IS FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY. IT’S THE BIG6E8T
THING WE EVER OFFERED FOR THE PRICE.
| the SUBPBISE STOBE
NEWS NOTES
(
,|oe ssluddon and Win. Steigelmier, j
he freighter. left for Solomon today. !'
Miss Marshall? Jones and Harry,
Bloomfield are anrout? 10 Nome fmm|
Solomon.
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Frye and Jones are still storm-bound
it Solomon Telephonic reports state
that it is Impossible to face the winds.
Henry Bourne, the well known old
timer, is doing nicely as is <o VI.
W Carey and Fete fireman All are
patients of Hr Chace.
John J.undberg arrived from Bluff
> esterday afternoon. I’aul KJedHtnd is
also in from the same place, having ar
rived Monday.
The outside mail consisting of eighty
five pounds of rtrst and lhree*hundred
and eighty-rite second-class arrived j
yesterday afternoon in charge of Bars!
Citthderson.
.fames Protopapas is still at Pair
hanks according to telegraphic* infor
mation. It is stated that tlio irrepressi
ble .James will shortly hasten to Nome
for the purpose of entering the A11 -
Via ska Sweepstakes— maybe.
There will be a meeting of the Ker
moss (\*mmittee tonight at k P M at
the* Hoard of Trade when final mafifte
meiits will he made and mminittres
appointed All members are requested
in he there promptly at * O’elook.
Mr. Hans Thorsen who has been rou
tined in Holy (*mss hospital sufferlm*
with typhoid fever is imw ronvnles
< « nt and will probable he out Sunday.
He i« under the rare «»f Or \V H’Atvv
< ’hare.
Adolphus Sayers an aged colored
man well Known to Nnmeitc* liy Ilia
name of "Colombo" died last evening
in Holy Cross Hospital after a brief
illness. The cause of death is stated
to be tuberculosis.
The St Patricks Day dance given by
the Knights of Robert Emmet at Eagle
Hall last night hroligOit out a fair
sized crowd and the motion pictures
old dancing were much enjoyed The
three reel feature film "Kelly from the
| Emerald isle" was full of thrills and
was highly appreciated.
Teh Nugget has received i ocpv of
llie Northern Right, a hivcz.v little
paper published monthly bv tlie 1’nn
lakleet Eskimo School. Tlie paper con
tains many Interesting observations
concerning local and school affairs and
also asks some pertinent questions as
to tlie status of tiic natives as voters.
E. E. VanNess is editor and Samuel
Auaruk is business manager
Chester Milligan and Walter If
Johnson left for Solomon this after
noon by the dog team route. Mr
Johnson is enroute to visit tlie gov
ernment reindeer herd on the Tibik
tolik. Arrangements have been made
to pick up a reindeer team at Solomon
to convey him to his destination. The
trip will he of nearly two weeks dura
tion.
•toe Ernst has gone to Jess Creek
on a prospecting trip in an endeavor to
locate some new ground for the Ernst
Bros, dredge. The ground now under
operation will lie worked oul in an
other year and ns there is no more
available in that section the dredge will
Of necessity bo removed Should tho
Jess creek properties prove satisfac
tory there is a possibility that tho
machine may ho moved during the
later part of the coming season.
DON'T OVERLOOK THIS
A Careful Perusal Will Prove its Value
To Every Alaskan Reader.
The average man is a doubter, and
there is little wonder that this is so.
Misrepresentations make people skep
tics: Here is proof which should con
vince every Alaskan reader.
E. TJ. Kain. 2235 J. f?t., Eureka. Cal.,
says: "For almost a yem I suffered
from weakness in mv back. My con
dition was very poor and i was unable
to stoop without having sharp, knife
like pains in the small of my hack. At
night the pains bothered me greatly
and made it almost impossible for me
to sleep. I also hud some trouble with
tlie kidney secretions, the passages be
ing too frequent. The first box of
Doan’s Kidney Pills brought great re
lief and before long the trouble was
removed."
Brice 50c. at all dealers. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan’s Kidney Pills—Uig same that Mr
Kain had. Foster-MTlhurn Co.. Props,
Buffalo, N. T.
The St Patrick’s Party given at St.
Joseph's Hall yesterday afternoon by t
the Hibrary club was an interesting
entertainment. Musical and vocal I
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selections were rendered and addresses
on the topic of the day were delivered!
hv Rev. Father Post and the Hon 1
Thomas Gaffney. Among those con- <
trihuting to the program were Mrs .«
l-’lynn, Sergeant Bouliet of Ft. Davis j,
and L. B. Warded. Mr. M. J. Walsh i,
also delivered a pleasing recitation.
I
Hot < lias Wrought a Miracle a I
"human interest” drama of depth and 1
feeling and featuring Clara Kimball j
T'umg will lead the Dream program on i
Sunday The additional numbers will
be Broncho Billy's Gun Play, a Western ;
drama featurin'* the celebrated Bron- !
eho Billy Anderson In a characteristic
role; Upton Cup, u drama of consid
erable charm with Catherine Williams
in the leading role and also the comic !
sporting drama Casey at the Bat
The ladies dog race scheduled for St
Patrick's day. at Solomon, was post
poned because of the continued stormy
(weather. The Eskimo race from Solo
mon In Safety and return was run.
however, and was won l>y a native!
called Isaac. Ralph being second and I
Albert third. The additional entries
were Jack Brown, who arrived fourth.
Pete fifth, Aleck sixth allil Mike sey
entli. The race started at 1:3a and
every fiv e minutes thereafter. The I
prizes were: first $25.00. second $5 00.
third I I oo. fourth sack flour, fifth one j
pound tea The rice officials vyere Miss!
Marshalle .lories. Father Bernard Mi
Frye and Harry Bloomfield,
The following notes concerning Alas
kans who are now in Seattle was re
ceived by the last mail. The date of
writing was Jan. 27.
Saw Jim Gaffney yesterday and he1
says lie will come in on the firs! boats
Also saw Mike Sullivan. He will also!
go in in the spring Met Gilmore and
WIs IVtcrson on the street and thev ;
said you eoutd shake either one of
them and not get a niekle E C. De
vine and wife arrived here yesterd iv
Met Harry Phillips on the street He
has been up in British Columbia for a
while J. P. Coston is doing the same
old thing nothing. Ira D. Orton Is
practicing law and has offices in the
Alaska Building with Judge Byons
Judge Mnrane is also In the law busi
ness. He is located In the new T„. C
Smith Building Also saw Judge Shrp
ard on a passing car 1 believe be is I
also practicing law. George James Is I
still here but Andy Anderson has gone j
to San Francisco for a while. Freeding j
still runs tiie Barker Hotel and is mak
ing good. He. ns usual, won on the'
election recently. I know one person
from whom he Won $ 1.400. Saw I
Dick Hatton at the theatre the other,
night. He is running a paper in Ever
ett I understand lie owns a half in- j
teresi li is tailed the Tribune Frank!
Nowell is still in the plioto business.!
Seattle is very dull and the people all i
| seem to lie broke. Saw many other!
Nomeites but if one does not jot them j
down, one forgets
Our former townsman, < »t t*> Binder,
is not in the undertaking business in
Seattle, as might he inferred from
reading t lie news paragraph in yester
day's Nugget. Neither does it mean
that Otto is a "dead one" himself. The
“dying business” mentioned refers to
dyeing clothes and the item was printed
uncensorcd.
Mr, Mclvor has requested Mr. Hag- j
gerty to reserve two pairs of speedy j
skates as he has challenged Mr. McNab !
for a ten round spin to take place Sun
day night at 9 p. m.
Open daily 2 to 5 and 7:30 to 11 p. m.
WILSON & HAGGERTY. Props
THE NEW SPORTING ANNUAL.
The hes; little sporting reference
book of the year is the “Police Gazette
Sporting Annual” for 1913, published
by the Richard K. Fox Publishing Co.
Tt is a compendium of best performan
ces In all branches of sports; ably com
piled and edited by Sam C. Austin, tho
well known sporting writer and critic.
The nthlctie records are the records of
the Amateur Athletic Fnion, and offi
cially accepted by that organization;
the rowing, yachting, racing, (rotting,
pacing, automobile, hockey, football,
aeroplane and swimming records, made
all over the world, are officially correct.
The baseball statistics wore furnished
by flic National Baseball Commission,
and include (lie details of the world's
championship series.
The main feature of Die book, how
ever, is the pugilistic records, and in
cludes the history of every boxer of
prominence in Hie world. This splendid
book is made doubly attractive by its
high-class illustrations anil photos, and
stands today an authority on tho sub
ject upon which it treats. Tho price
is ien cents; postage two rents extra.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THF NUGGET
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£ PER. HUNDRED +
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WHY EAT POOR BREAD
When you can get GOOD, WHOLE
SOME Bread at fic pet loaf.
ANVIL BAKERY,
NORTH POLE BAKERV
The Nugget Is giving its subscriber*
• 11..1.• telegraph news than any other
paper in Aluska and will continue to
do sn. Send in your name and have
the Nugget delivered to your home or
..Itlce. Do It now.
ClfCDCDCOII fruits and !
cvLnrncon vegetables |
PREPARED BY A DISTINCTIVE
NEW AND IMPROVED PROCESS.
HAVE TRIED THEM?
THEY ARE DELICIOUS IN QUALITY AND FLAVOR, BEING
WHOLESOME. SANITARY AND ECONOMICAL. NO DANGER OF
SPOILING OR FREEZING. WE SOLICIT YOUR INVESTIGATION.
G. P. GOGGIN
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± EXTRA FRONT QUARTERS. BEEF, per pound..15c +
F FINE LIGHT BACON. BY THF CASE.t
I This special price on front quarters is mad* to even up our ataok £
as we received 150 extra last fall, and will bo discontinued as soon as X
the extras are sold. This moans a solid piece of beef (no watte) for ♦
the cheapest price of stew meat as the brisket, shank and plate are f
trimmed off. Our Market is ful of bargains, ccme an see ^
. Pacific Cold Storage Co. I
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; STEAM HEATED AND ELECTRIC a IUHTBD ;!
; Host Commodious Hotel in Alaska ;
I ROOMS SIS PER MONTH AND DP I
> Dining Room in Connection !
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FREE SILK HOSE
I o encourage the wearing of our Phoenix 1
■ double knit, cashmere lined Silk Hose, regular ,•
r $1.15 per pair, we will give with every pair of :
: Queen Quality Shoes or Pumps sold this week 1
| one pair of hose FREE. £
; Phoenix hose cannot be equaled for .Service £
£ Comfort and Elegance no matter what vou may £
• pay. “ X
P. PETERSON SHOE CO. 1
: FRED W. PETER80N, Managar i
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THE NONPAREIL I
SUCCESSORS TO M. D. SAMUELS. |
OFFERING OF
SPECIAL VALUES I
ALL WOIOLANKETS
* 750 WHITE WOOL BLANKETS ... $ 6.00
5 850 WHITE WOOL BLANKETS $7.00 |
512 00 WHITE WOOL BLANKETS. $ 9.50 I
52000 WHITE WOOL BLANKETS $1500 I
5 700 GRAY WOOL BLANKETS $ 560 1
5 8 00 GRAY WOOL BLANKETS. $550 I
5 900 . GRAY WOOL BLANKETS $ 7.26 1
51250 GRAY WOOL BLANKETS . $10.00 1
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