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Entered a* second-clas* matter Feb.
20, 1907, at the poetofflce at Nome,
Alaska, under the Act of Congress of
March 8 1878.
Copy for regular advertlaement*
rr ust be In by 10 o’clock on the day of
publication.
NOME, ALASKA, FEB- 5.1916...
How many of us stop to think that
the present is, perhaps, the greatest
epoch making period in the history of
the world, that out of these mad days
uf wild turmoil may grow and de
velop a something that the world has
never known before? We are all more
or less aware that something Is being
written on Time’s hoary page that Will
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lever be erased a* long as history
ihall endure; that the deeds of this
Jay and hour will help to shape the
lestlnles of nations and may ultimate
y result In changing completely the
map of the world. But, how few
pause lo consider that possible
changes, other than physical ones,
that may develop frottk the pregnant
moments of the present. How often
does it occur to you that perhaps tho
greatest Influences bred of these his
tory making days, on which we look
with such careless eyes and unthinking
minds, are not those that Will change
the boundaries of nations, or decide
the sovereignty of kings? The mere
switching of boundary lines or even
rulers, while momentous things In the
affairs of nations, are not more than
episodes, the effects of which are
largely lost within a few decades. The
mighty Influences, those that will
Impress the human race, and leave a
mark on all posterity are such as will
turn the minds of men Into different
channels, give them new thoughts
new- alms and new ideals. The chang
it,& of sticks and stones, the shifting
of seems In the great panorama of
the world, really exert very little Influ
ence on human progress. France may be
France today or Germany,Germany or
England, England and tomorrow they
may be something else because of
some change which will bring them
under different names and different
rule, but the people will remain the
same people, the same blood, the same
race. If there Is any positive change
It will be from those things that bear
a more subtile influence In shaping
the course of human action. If
change there Is It will be In the
minds and hearts of mankind. Such
changes are the ones that count In
the march of humanity toward Its
destined goal. Over these exist no
trammels or influences and so great
Is their power that, under certain
conditions, races wilt change and
nations disappear, newer things will
arise and different Impulses will
guide. And, such changes are born,
Biieh influences spring from Just such
times as these.
All great changes tiave had their
beginning in the midst of strife and
struggle and every distinct period in
t.i« advancement of the human race
has been marked with bloody mile
stones. New thoughts, new Ideals, and
new impulses have ever been born In
some ghastly travail. Nearly every
forward movement, nearly every In
fluence that has directed human minds
into newer and more progressive
channels, had lt9 inception In times of
deep trouble. Today the world Is
being visited with one of the greatest
disturbances in its history*. Dread
and uncertainty fill the mind of both
belligerent and non belligerent, friend
and foe. Humanity Is groping In the
darkness, seeking In the precedents
of the past, relief for the present and
hope for the future. All that has
gone before is being tried In the fire
The cld thoughts, the old alms, the
old Ideals are being put to the test
an! cn the result will depend the
progress of the hereafter. If they turn
to ashes never again will humanity
seek to bring them back for they wll’
have been proven worthless. The1
human mind will seek for newer and
better things to replace those that have
been proven vain.
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We will make them lock like new.
1 We do dry or gasoline cleaning.
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AT THE NEW EAGLE.
Old Lewis Hunter Ry* and the Fa
mous Atherton Bourbon whisky*, Dis
tilled spring 1904- 190S, bought in bond
and reduced *o 90 per oatttjfby U. 8.
government by the bottle or gallon.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
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DELINQUENT A8SE88MENT ROLL. CITY OF NOME, ALASKA. IBIS <
Person taxed. DeseriPt'on. T,x- Penalty
Albrecht, Thomas . Machine Shop .8 4,88 ,88
Anderson. Andy. ••. Hoffman House..8 4 00 20
Boyce. W. A. Machine Chop .8 24 88 128
Bourdon, r A. Barber Shop.8 400 20
Buckmaster, W. R. Horses, wagons, etc.8 18 00 -50
Code-Clark Picture Co. Dream Theater. 8 80 00 160
Crowley & Porter . Grocery Store. ... 8.60
De Martina. John . Scavenger Outfit. 8 608 80
Darling and Dean Co. Hardware Store .*260.00 13.00
Dobrev, Sam . Arlington Hotel .8 *-88 30
Fujiuara. Fred . Fool Room Store.8 18 00 60
Feckel, John. . Fur Store.8 2900 Mt
Goggen, G. P. Grogery Store.*410.00 20.60
Greenberg. H. Personal Property . .8 48-88 2 00
Holt. E. L. Store...8 6000 8 00
Hogan, D J. Launch—Captain Warden .8 ®-88 25
Hed, Carl . ••. Personal property.8 l®-88 -60
Independent Order of Odd Fellows Personal property.8 28-80 J-88
Johnston. W-. Dredge.8 28 08 100
Jackson. Grant R. Personal property.8 28 88 l-88
Jones, Daniel . Personal property. 8 2888 l-88
Kelley. Con . . ., Montana Saloon. .8 20.00 1.60
Kunsenga et al . Schooner Ram .8 2888 1.00
Krleek, F. J. Store.70.00 3.60
Kellogg, A. H. . Personal property.8 2888 2-88
Kemp. A. S. Personal property.8 2888 l-88
Lewis, C. W. ... .. Store. ••. * 61.00 3.05
Lyon, L. E. Bar Fixtures .8 8288 l-88
Larson, Sam . Horses and Wagons . 8 * 00 .30
Lincoln, Dan .. . Shoe Shop. 8 2 88 10
Lane, J. Richard. Dredge .8 *000 1,00
Lane, L. L. . Dredge—Buffalo. 8 20.00 1.00
Llndeberg, Jafet . Personal .*100.00 6.00
McLean et al. Boat—Sliver Wave .* *8-C8 1.00
McDonough, M. J.••. Horse and Wagon ..* 8.00 .*0
Moore. Wm. Office Furniture.* 2.00 .10
Merldeth, E. E. Boat—Athela.* 10.00 .50
Moore, Perry. Personal property.* 10.00 .60
McGuire. W. C. Personal property.* 10.00 .50
McConnell, Alex. J. Personal property.* 20.00 1.00
Nome Consolidated Dredge Co, . Automobiles and Office Fixtures.* 26.00 1.30
Nicholson, A. Personal Property .i 10.00 .60
Orland, A. W. Carpenter Shop, etc.* 14.00 .70
O’Conner, Geo. D. ••.. Schooner—"Hattie B.”.I 20.00 1.00
O’Nell Hugh. Law Office . * 400 .20
Prosser, Ceorge . j Harness & Feed Store...* 86.00 4.28
Parks, John H. & Co ... . Laboratory, etc. . * 10.00 .80
Rank, Ira M. Store, Boats, etc...* 84.00 4,20
Reed, C. W. ... . Machine Shop, etc. .*100.00 8.00
^carferl, Victor.. Shoe Shop.* 2.00 .10
Stelnmann. Geo. Office Fixtures ...*1.60 .08
Seidenverg, Leo. Store . *280.00 12.80
Stephens, Anna. Bakery and Restaurant.••.* 1.00 .08
Union Construction Co. . Office Fixtures . * 20.00 1.00
Wittenberg Leo. Schooner Sea Wolf . .....J 20.00 1.00
Wegner, W. E. ■■. Machine Shop, Boats, ete .* 20.00 LOU
Warren, Clark & Warren . Bar Fixtures.I 12.00 .60
Wilson, Hiram Est. Sheet Metal Works . ...* 7.00 .3£
Weaver, O. S... . Personal property .... ••. .....* 10.00 .60
Notice is hereby given that unless the Delinquent Taxes on the above Personal Property are paid with
Penalty and Interest and other costs within ten (10) daya from the final publication of this notice, to-trlt: With
in 10 days from February 19th, 1916, the property or a part thereof upon which said taxes ara a lien will be
seized under distress warants and sold to satisfy said taxes so due.
Dated at Nome, Alaska, January 27th, 1916. I
Date of first publication January **th, 1916 HL" ORIMC’
Date last publication February 10th, 1916 QttF Olarfc aafi Tax OoUMtor.
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TWO PART#
Social Problem.
THE CAGED BIRD.
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SUNDAY^ IGHT
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Vitagraph Special.
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BARBARIAN
TWO PARTS
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MABEL NORMAND
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PATHE WEEKLY.
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ANIMATED WEEKLY.
Events all over the World.
Showing Madame Vovius latest
creations *n Womens attire
Mayor Mitchel reviewlng *h*
; 30th Un'ted States infantry after
3 years serv'Oe in Alaska, New
York City, Crown Prince Fred
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Germany, etc., etc,
CARTOONS.
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Old Lewte Hunter Rye and the Pa
moua Atherton Bourbon whlakys, Die
tilled spring 1904-1908, bought in bam
a"d' redwood 4 90 per cent, by U. 8
government by the bottle of gallon.
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