I In cold storage
10c per box
Orders must be placed in forenoon, for afternoon delivery
D. CROWLEY CROC. CP.
Lomen
Has the
GOODS
Your Spring
HAT
IS HERE
Lomen Bros.
The Home of Hart Schaffner & flarx Clothes
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THE TIME HAS COME
If you think you need a spring medicine you should take it now.
A good blood purifier taken now may avert a future spell of sickness.
The following are reccommended:
CASCARA BARK
SASSAFRAS BARK
SULPHUR AND CREAM OF TARTAR,
SARSAPARILLA.
TWENTY FIVE CENTS PER PACKAGE.
FREE A BAR OF GOLD FREE
;i
Also
A BANK ACCOUNT FREE
One chance on this with each 25c purchase.
Hill’s Pharmacy
Reliable Druggists.
Begin the New Year right
Order the Nome Nugget
j A Treat in Store tor You
WHEN
YOU DO NOT KNOW WHAT TO EAT
Pickled Pork feet per pound 20c
Pickled Honey Combed Tripe “ 20c
Pickled Lamb Tongue “ 40c
Spiced Pigs feet jell sauce “ 20c
Ipolets Stores
NEWS NOTES
Joe Burslk is on the streets again
and looks tine. Joe has been tinder
the doctor’s care for the past ton
j days and is himself again.
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i Fred Ayer left for Chinik last night
and got ns far os Solomon where
he holed up until tonight when he
will continue his trip to the salmon
i center.
The canary which was caught on
the Sandsplt by Simon, the native,
i was claimed by Mrs. Rose Wheeler.
He is now back in his cage at the
Wheeler residence and didn’t like the
Sandspit anway.
j lloatl CoinmisAonler I). A. Jones
i has opened up the channel under the
I Dry creek bridge and today is blast
j tng a channel under the Xome river
structure.
Man) persons left for Dune creek
last night taking advantage of what
i is almost the last chance to get over
j the trail down the coast. They are
J all at Solomon today and report the
I trails in bad shape.
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Mrs. Ed Roberts will leave for
j Council tonight. Fred Vincent will
| escort this lady over to the Xeukluk
center and wMI have a strong team of
j dogs as the going will not be of the
j best.
Tilly I-enair, who is conceded by
Brother Carroll to be the best cook
on the American continent has quit
j the culinary art and has opened up
• a laundry at Dime creek where she
now makes her home.
Joe Sheldon will leave for the Kou
j garok tonight and will be accom
I puttied as far ns the Hot Springs by
I Hurry ltiloy who will look over his
| phone service in that secfion. Mr.
| Sheldon is headed for Taylor creek
, where he is going to give the affairs
I of the Breeding estate his personal
j supervision.
—
I Carl Anderson, who is employed by
the Alaska Mines Corporation, met
with an accident this morning when
he was injured by a glancing blow of
a hammer he was using. Outside of
a split Tip and the loss of a tooth
Carl is O. Iv., and will be on the Job
again in a few days. He was attend
ed by Dr. Chase.
Jim Swartzell is one of the busiest
men in the Seward peninsula this
weather. Big Jim 'is getting every
thing in readiness for the rush of the
I tirst boats. He has put in much time
and money making alterations in his
hostelry and the Golden Gate hotel
of this tfty ns one of the best In the
j territory of Alaska taking everything
i ino consideration. I
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Tonight finishes the tournament at
1 the Board of Trade when Faxon Lew
j iis and Earl Modin'i play the final
i gnriie which decides how the prizes
are to be distributed. The awarding
of the prizes will take place after this
game, whHch is sure to be a hummer.
Lewis ' playing 178 to Modini 100,
Game starts at 8:30.
In the drawing for the center
| piece made by Mrs. Alexson which
, took place in the Rose Candy store
J yesterday No. 148 was the lucky num
i ber. This ticket was held by Anita
Koski w ho is well pleased with her
beautiful gift. Mary Alexson desires
to thank the general community for
their kindness in this matter.
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John Brower has now got his big
drill on No. S Cooper and will start
in to work right away. He had three
loads of drill casing hauled out by
Howe yesterday. Brower Is drilling
for the Alaska Mines Corporation.
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Cordovndo & Co. have had a Key- ,
stone drill moved out on their ground
which adjoins the Bessie and will
have considerable drilling done. Jack
Flynn is in charge of the work. The
same outfit is getting ready to sluice
up their winter dumps.
United States Marshal Jordan and
Deputy Marshal Humber arrived In
Cliinik this morning from St. Michael
I on route to this city. They are escort
I ing six children who are being sent
I to Nome by order of the court.
The federal officers are having a
! hard trip and report the trails to be
j in mighty poor shape. They will ar- 1
rive in the city on Saturday.
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I
j Bert (Kid) Hall, well know in Nome
in the early days is one of the Amer
ican aviators on the French front. His
I picture appears in the New York
; Times with other prominent kings of
i the air who are with the foreign log
i _
ion of France.
Old-timers will remember him as
associated with Denny Brogan . He j
mushed to Fairbanks with the first
bunch who left Nome for the Tanana
center in 1903 and came down the
Yukon in a small boat when he re
turned to Nome the following year.
Everybody listen! Just a few1
hours shovelling off the sidewalks In
front of your house would make it so
much more pleasant for everyone. It
gives the board walk a chance to
dry out and does not allow of the
I dirt in the snow being an unpleasant
I reminder of the winter. The city |
' health olllcer will soon be oil the Job '
scrutinizing the residence sections In
his endeavor to keep the community
healthy. Eel us assist him and get
rid of the unsightly looking heaps
which are still with us.
East night over forty stalwart
guardsmen assembled for drill in their
quarters between the hours of seven
and eight. Without question the
home material is making good and
all are taking a lively interest in the
drills.
Owing to increase of numbers the
Home Guards arc compelled to change
their drill quarters and have made ar
rangements to—in future—conduct
their exercises in the Buckmaster
warehouse. Perchance after a little
while they will have to branch out
again to more spacious surroundings
and will no doubt be seen on the mili
tary rifle ranges this summer if ar
rangements can be made with the
authorities at Fort Davis. As yet
Nome is short of the amount required
to make up a company, matertal is
yet needed, so get in line. Come Into
camp!
The guardsmen desire to thank the
management of the Eskimo gymna
sium for their kindness in allowing
the use of their hall.
“If the government of the United
States decides to close all saloons and
throw Old John Barleycorn into the
sea we will be right with them In this
action and although we may have
every dollar we have In the world tied
up in the business we are willing to
take our losses in the spirit of true
Americanism.” This is the reply
made by one of the largest saloon
keepers In the city.
Several .these men have been
interviewed by the Nugget as to what
they though of the proposed national
prohibition which may he enforced
owing to the war. All of these men
said that where the country was con
cerned they were willing to forfeit
everything Including their lives if
needs be.
"If she goes dry—she goos dry—
and if clos’nj our doors tomorrow
woujd help the nation in this crisis
we would close them good and tight.”
With regards to national prohibi
tion nothing as yet has come over the
wire to the Nugget. However, we
would not be In the least surprised
to see the United States follow in the
footsteps of other countries engaged
in this world's war.
We aro not boosting the saloons
or the keepers of saloons but merely
state that they aro patriotic as the
best when the country needs them.
Several of these men stated that If
Uncle Sam needed any or all of their
stock for medicinal purposes or med
ical comfort he was welcome to It.
FOK SALE CHEAP.
2 4 H. P. BOILERS.
1 12 H. P. BOILER.
1 18 H P. BOILER.
2 6 H. P. BOILERS.
ALL UPRIGHT BOILERS.
DARLING A DEAN CO.
BRITISH TROOPSHIP
SUNK WITH LOSS
OF MOV UHLS
International News Service.
LONDON, May 8.—The British
admiralty announce today the loss of
the British troopshtp Arcadian to
gether with the lives of 270
iroops who were sent to the bottom
with the big transport.
The disaster occurred as far back
as April 15 and for some reason or
other was not made public until an
nounced this afternoon.
The troopsship was en route to Sa
lonika w*ith re-enforcements for the
Mona stir section and had on hoard
over fifteen hundred men all of whom
were saved hut two hundred and
seventy.
In the Aegean sea a German sub
marine was encountered which sent
the big ship to the bottom. Consid
erable submarine activity exists ^n
these waters the (Germans having
built many undersea craft in Turkey.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Notice is hereby given that I ’.lave
purchased all interest of .lohn lie
Martini and C. M. De Martini in the
scavenger business and l am now
the sole owner o' *h. scavenge - busi
ness in Nome, .W-i3ka, and
Notice is further given that no
person has any authority to contract
or incur any bills or obligations for
me and that no person is authorized
to make any collections for me with
out written authority.
ED nnEDHSON.
SHE GOODS
CHEAP JOHN STORE
Sells Them
TELEPHONE MAIN 48.ONE PRICE TO ALL
If you want to buy
NEW GOODS CHEAP
Come and examine our stock
THE EMPORIUM
_KR15TAN BROS,__
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I THE NONPAREIL I
8 THE BIQ 8TORE WITH THE LITTLE PRICE.
§ THEIR HERE
I8 LADIES WAIST I
AND |
LADIES NECKWEAR I
Just Arrived Over The Ice S
FROM . |
New York and Chicago 1
Hr. Harry Bloomfield arrived to-day With
onr shipment and you are cordially invited to j
call and inspect the stock. ;!;
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