VERY SPECIAL OFFER.
Kof the next twenty-five days
Tailor made suits to order at outside
prices.
By ordering now your suit will arrl\e
here by the first fleet.
— f>0 the latest of this season's samples
and styles to choose fmtn unly small
deposit required
We also do cleaning, pressing and
repairing for Ladies and Gentlemen
NOME TAILORING COMPANt,
Between Segerstrom and Hagen and
Zehner’e Jewelry stores
NOTICE
Anyone having books or magazines
that need repairing or binding, leave
same at Moller’s store and they will
receive prompt attention. 25-6t
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CANDLE TO HAVE SIXTY
MILE RACE THURSDAY
The big Candle dog race is scheduled
for April first, having been held over
from a March date owing to the un
settled weather conditions The rate
promises to he of unusual interest as
many of the speediest dog teams in the
northern action are entered The ma
jority of the teams will lie driven l.*y
their owners, most of whom are en-t
tluisiastie. The route is from Candle
to Deerlng and return he way of the i
coal mines The distance is about
sivty miles.
TO GET THE NEWS READ THE
NUGGET.
Augustine and Kyer chocolates and
Putter crisp at the Rose Candy Store.
' We Meet
All Prices
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Senator from Seattle.
Coal-Crude Oil-Refined Oils.
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NEWS NOTES
Peter lllnomberg will leave llie latter
part of this week fur Hie Pick creek
country, travelling hy way of Teller
The Memorial Service* of the Frater
nal Order of Ragles will he held in
Ragle hall Sunday afternoon.
Messrs. Wilhelm and Miller are re
ported to have lately encountered fair
pay at the bottom of a new shaft on
No. 7 Pry creek
Paddy Williams reports that the
spring garden “sass" Is coming along
nicely and will lie ready for the market
in about ten da v s or tw o weeks
Pr. Fromin and Chester Milligan ar
rived at Council Sunday night hut have
not been able to proceed on their
Journey because of severe storms
Mee Iliilmsntn. accompanied hy Mrs.
Pr Kittilsen left this morning for
Council at four ft in. The run to the
inland cite will he made hv evening
The Indies "f the Kegoyah Kozga will
give an entertainment at the club
house tomorrow night to which only
the husbands of the lady members will
I " invited.
It is announced that the proposed
dance of Company D it I' S Infantry.1
scheduled to take place at Fort Pa vis,
April 7th tins been postponed until]
Monday April 12th,
There being no business ready to,
submit to their consideration the petit
jury was excused until II a m to
morrow morning The fine case will
probably be the tlrst to lie submitted to
a trial jury
I
\ goodly number of candidates
•
ere availing themselves "f the upper-1
t unity ofseeurltig IftoO free v otes iti V.
I'"let's Panama-Pacific excursion con
test This contest promises to prove
doridoly interetsing.
Mushers report that nearly ail trails
leading into town are in the finest pos
sible condition at present and t lie
handling of freight, of which there is
* vast quantity being tHken t,. the
creek* for use during the spring and
early summer, is thus greatly facUi
! I a ted.
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Tomorrow is the last «1ay allowed for)
I the filing of petitions for the council-J*
matic offices. According to the stale- '
ments of local officials if is expected I
that tfio closing hour will witness a '
round dozen or more candidates in the 1
field in addition to the names arleady
proposed there arc quite a number who
aic spoken of as being about ready to
loin in flic rush for oouncilmatic
honors.
So far seven candidates for the office
of councilman have definitely mndej
1 their how to the voting public. Among*
tlio number are three who arc members!
of the present council, the same being i
Couneilmen Kiesolo, Qrland and Burgh, j
Tlte other names announced are those
of (Jus Lynell, T. Lehmann. A. G. Blake
and If. r. Rolling It is understood that
the petitions for the candidates named
were in circulation today,
David Aracoma and Mary Acrokomo
"ho were indicted by the grand Jury
on (be charge of having murdered an
other native in the Arctic during the
early winter were arraigned in the
District Court this morning, both
pleading guilty, .fudge Tucker Imposed
a sentence of one year in the case of
David while the woman was given a
six month's term The Federal jail
was designated as the place or con
finement.
An open meeting called for the pur
pose of discussing the prohibition ques
tion will he held at A. B. Hall tomor
row night. According to the announce
ment the question will lie discussed
pro and con and all wili lie given an
opportunity to state their views. This
savors of the old-time method of sub
mitting public questions to open de
bate and will undoubtedly throw much
light on this interesting subject in-so
far ns it relates to the local situation.
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Powerful ''Jindian" drama entitled
"Tile Red .Man's Honor" will head the
Dream program Tuesday and AVednes- ,
day and will furnish two interesting ,
parts of tlic four part bill. In addition ,
an Interesting feature will lie "The
Moros," a film showing the marvellous
acrobatic feats of (lie famous family of *
atheletcs. The concluding number will *
show practically every feature of t lie s
method by which the commodity known ]
as plaster of Paris is obtained. Afiss j
Lilly Koch will play ns usual. ,
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LATEST WAR NEWS IN THE NOME -
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DIVIDE
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In addition to the oriylonal location
,,f the much discussed paystrenk on
Dexter Mill, main other outfits are now
searching for the extension of the pay.
and a small t illage lias sprung tip on
the divide.
According to the .statement **f those
in touch with affairs in that vicinlti
there is every prospect that the future
is liable to witness the development of
much litigation owing to much indis
criminate locating. It is declared that
the top of the divide is fairly hustling j
fifth new stakes many «*f which mark
Invalid locations.
Included in tht new outfits now to
uted in the neighborhood ate Knlsom
arid Sheldon, who are sinking west of)
the Kathleen .lack I'Vrguson and part
ners. who are also west of the origional
strike. Gross and Go. who are on
claim near the head of Spied men Gulch
and which adjoins the extreme western ,
end of the Kathleen. Tom Kelleen and
partners win* are sinking on the left j
limit of specimen and Arthur and Go j
who are working on the Gopher claim
S\ K'Stcr on the uppoi half of 1 G
Dexter is reported to he in frozen j
ground and fast making bedrock. Sy
is also prospecting on the Surprise!
claim north of the Summit.
f»n tiie Summit Bench McGleod and
partners are also close to bedrock.
Brownell is reported to be located
between the paystreak and \nvi!
mountain and Milnt and Go. have a
crew employed on ground located to
the west of the Connolly*.
The Pioneer Company also has sr\
era I men working «»n Xo 14 Dexter
The Pioneer also has two men pros
porting near the head «»f Grass Culch.
Mass meeting of all the people.
Miners, Merchants, Women will be
held in the A. B. Hal| Wednesday eve
ning. eight o’clock. The question to be
discussed pro and con. Shall local pro
h bition be submitted to a vote of the
people?
Company D. 14th Infantry, will give
a dance at the Post April 12th. An in
vitation is extended to the people of
Nome to attend. Fort Davis will
Handle the transpoitation end and no
| admission will be charged.
NOTICE
Now is the time to get your Ladies'
i Tailored Suits and House Dresses: !
.only a few suits left,
' D. M. C. Thread.
Cut prices on all goods as long as
they last. Ticket on embroidered table
I cover given with each $1.00 purchase.
MRS. J. WANGER.
2nd Ave. opp. Court House.
COUNCIL |
MEETING
The meeting of the Common Council
last night was devoid of Incident and
beyond the reading of the minutes and
the various hills against the City there
was no further business. All of the
members were present when Mayor
Grigsby called the meeting to order at
eight I*. M. and the routine business
was transacted with the utmost dis
patch. Following the reading of the
minutes, hills approved by the Finance
Committee totaling $120,00 were read
and on motion of Councilman Kieselo
it was ordered that warrants covering
the same be ordered. Xew bills in
cluding tlte sum due for the care of
City patients in the Hospital and ag
gregating $72.50 were given a first
reading. Monthly lulls, including the
City pay roll for March, totaling
$1101.00 were next presented and it was
moved by Murphy that the rules lie
suspended and all labor lulls he ordered
paid which was done.
Councilman Orlnnd speaking for the
Health and Relief committee, stated
that he had inspected the premises at
the corner of Hogans Alley and Third 1
street against which complaints were
lodged last week and had found the
place full of refuse and aslies but rec
enmended that action be delayed until
the molting snow permitted the easy
removal of the accumulated rubbish.
No further business developing the
Council then adjourned.
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WHY EAT POOH BREAD
When you can get GOOD, WHOLE
!iCME Bread at £c per lo»f
ANVIL BAKERY.
NORTH POLE 8AK ERN
The Nugget is giving its subscribers
telegraph news than any other
paper in Alaska and will continue to
ilo mi Send In your name and have
f he Nugget delivered to your home .,r
• lift*. Do It now
COMING
In a few days a load of
BLACK DIAMONDS
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Will be on display in our
window April 1st.
G. P. GOGGIN
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+ EXTRA FRONT QUARTERS, BEEF, per pound . 15c +
^ Mutton, per pound ..|5e
^ FINE LIGHT BACON, BY THF CASE .27Vtc -
This special price on front quarters is made to even up our stook
+ as we rocoived 150 extna last fall, and will bo discontinued as soon as ^
4 the extras are sold. This means a solid piece of beof (no waeta) far 4
4 the cheapest price of stew meat as the brisket, shank and plate are 4
4 trimmed off. Our Market is ful of bargains, ccme an see
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ROOMS SIS PER MONTH AND IIP |
Dining Room in Connection ;!
JAS. A. SWARTZEL, Prep. ;!
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, f FREE SILK HOSE !
l o encourage the wearing of our Phoenix f
double knit, cashmere lined Silk Hose, regular •
$1.15 per pair, we will give with every pair of -t
; Queen Quality Shoes or Pumps sold this week i
r one pair of hose FREE. j
i j. ^ Phoenix hose cannot be equaled for Service +
j.*. Comfort and Elegance no matter what you may +
11 pay. ‘ t
P. A. PETERSON SHOE CO. j
i FRED W. PETERSON, Manager 4
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THE NONPAREIL
SUCCESSORS TO M. D. SAMUELS.
OFFERING OF
SPECIAL VALUES
I IN
ALL WOOL BLANKETS
$ 7.50 WHITE WOOL BLANKETS $ 6.00
$ 8.50 WHITE WOOL BLANKETS $ 7.00
$12.00 WHITE WOOL BLANKETS $ 9.60
$20.00 WHITE WOOL BLANKETS . $15.00
$ 7.00 GRAY WOOL BLANKETS. $ 6.50
$8.00 GRAY WOOL BLANKETS. $6.60
$ 900 GRAY WOOL BLANKETS . $ 7.»
$12-60 GRAY WOOL BLANKETS . $10.60 |
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