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Orders must he placed in forenoon, for afternoon delivery
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us to sell them
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Ono ticket with each 25c purchase m payment on account.
A Bar of Gold
WORTH ONE HONORED DOLLARS
One chance on the Bar of Gold and two chances on the Bank Ac
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Hill’s Pharmacy
We deliver the Goods.
Begin the New Year right
Order the Nome Nugget
CONSIDER
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That a glass of our freshly made apple cider
contain more food and medicinal value than any
thing else you can buy in the city.
You are invited to witness the making of our
cider it is made while you wait.
Ipolcts Stores
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NEWS NOTES
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, Two of Rowe's six-horse power
conveyances shot out coal and sup
plies to Storm, Calkins and Rohn
; Bros, on Dexter hill this morning.
i i drover Andree and Lucky Peterson
I j have completed the work of getting
the ice out of the Hobson creek dredge
hull. Andree returned to the city
last night and will leave later to get
the boat in running shape.
The grand jury having finished their
I work for this term of court were yes
j terday afternon not dismissed by
j Judge J. R. Tucker ns is usual. They
were excused until September 21 sub- ^
Jeet to the cal! of the court.
; Mrs. Ginnivin will leave for Coun
i ell ;n a few days there to make her
| home for the summer. Her daughter
Mary will go along and will continue
I her studies In that town on the banks j
I of the Neukluk.
Jake Kristen is at Shelton today
and will leave this afternoon for Dahl
creek en route to Deering. Jake will
then make Shismareff, Cape Prince of
Wales then on to Teller and from I
there to Nome. He is out on a fur
scouting trip.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Pierce will leave j
for Candle in a few days where Mr. 1
1’earce will start getting his dredge [
in shape for the coming season. He
will travel to the Kotzebue center un
der the pilotage of Nick Christenson. :
Axe! Alandahl, one of the men re
ported missing in the blizzard re
l>orted at Solomon this morning on
his way to Nome. Alandahl was at
Timber during the big storm. He
will take the Ginlvin family to Coun
cil in a few days.
During the run from Cape Nome
to Safety Paul Kjegsted hit a high
spot on the trail and broke one side
of his bow handles. Ho stopped at
Safety and had Dalquist assist him
to make a temporary repair. Paul |
had a jinx along for sure in this year's
race.
Harry Melvin, sailor, prospector and
all round soldier of adversity Is again
seen in the street—on crutches—
having recovered from his thrilling
expertenres with that product put out
by the Dupont people and marked,
"high explosives.” Harry is going
back to placer mining and declares he
will bulldoze all flat rocks with the
business end of his pick from hence- ■
forth and for evermore.
Telephone advices from Candle this
' morning give the weather as ideal.
. The school election was held there
yesterday and resulted as follows:
Treasurer, R. G. Roberts; school board
I,. A. Sundquist and Fritz Welnhardt,
I Cnndleltes are anxiously awaiting the
I arrival of Paul Kjegsted and may en
i deavor to keep him there as Rod Dim
misk remarks: "We want men like
. him in tCand!e." So do we here in
I Nome, Mister Pimmiek!
_
i Max Hirschberg, the radio wizard
from Teller, Is here to take out a
license as a commercial radio opera
, tor and will throw his station open to
• the public on his return.
Max had quite an experience on the
! trip down, getting caught In the storm
, which put the Sweepstakes racers out
I of commiss'lon. He left Teller In good
weather and Intended stopping at Cape
Woolley that night; however, "Man
proposes,” and Max got hit in the
pants by a blizzard which threw him
oft his course out on the ice hum
mocks, so he missed the cape alto
gether and brought up at Sinrok In
stead.
"You bet 'it was some blizzard, says
Iflrschberg, I had my s'eeplng bag
poorly lashed in the sled and the wind
filled It out like a Zeppelin almost
taking sled and dogs away. I did
not know that I had passed Cape
Woolley and kept on a going until 1
hit tho roadhouse at Sinrok."
Mr. Hirschberg w*ill return to Tel
ler in a few days.
Nick Chistianson, the Candle-Sol
omon mail carrier is on his way
to Nome and will arrive this after
noon.
Father Fortune left Hot Springs
for Nome at 9:30 this morning. He
is driving h'is own dog team and is
there with tho best of them on the
trail.
Al Carey of Dahl creek arrived in
town this afternoon having made the
trip from Seattle to Nome in thirty
jne days. Al left Seward twenty-two
days ago with four dogs and picked
up another on the trip. He traveled
via Tolstoi, Ophir, Dishakakct and
across the cut off to Kaltag and made
good time.
"There were many people rushing
into Tolstoi and the Ophir country
from the outside, say.) Al, the majority
of them old Alaskan wl c- will try their
luel: >n the dyke formation section and
that country sure looks good. Every
1 ody nuns prosperous.”
Carey informs us that Miles of the
Alaska Mines Corporation is close be
hind him and should arrive here on
Monday as he left Seatle on March 9
and came by the way of Fairbanks.
Mr. Carey will tarry in our midst
for a few days and will then pull out
lor Dahl creek where he operates in
the summer.
As entertainers of a high order the
ladies once more are in the limelight,
and have the gentlemen membra
scratching grave!- today trying to dig
up bright ideas. At the I’ioneer Igloo
last cven'ing, the lady members of
the Pioneers of Alaska, gave tho gen
uemeil a cam purij a.Ill uauve, ti.-. ...
were all told over three hundred In
attendance, and the cards, refresh
ments and dancing were thoroughly
enjoyed by al!.
| At cards Miss Siegel secured first
prize, Mrs. Chris Jensen second and
Mrs. Sam liassett consolation. The'
gentlemen winners were Mr. Ben Glass
first, Mr. Charles Thomas second and
Mr. W. J. Williamson consolation. The
fun broke up at three o'clock th'is
morning.
JUST IN TIME
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! Soms P.opl. May Wait Till It’s Too
Lata.
Don't wait until too late.
Be sure to be In time.
Just in time with kidney ills.
Means curing the backache, the diz
ziness, the urinary disorders.
That so often come with kidney
troubles.
Doan's Kidney Bills are for this very
purpose.
Here is testimony to prove their
meriL
William C. Bussell, retired farmer,
966 Valencia St., San Francisco, Cal.,
says: "Many colds and days of long
hours and straining work caused my
kidneys to give me a lot of trouble.
Pains seemed to settle in tho small of
my back and the suffering I endured
was terrible. Every bit of strength
left me and my kidneys acted too of
ten, annoying me at night. Doan’s
Kidney Pills acted as a tonic to my
kidneys and proved of great benefit.”
Price 50c, at all dealers. Dont* sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that
Mr. Russell had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
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Embroidery
Threads
All colors, stranded thread,
36c per dozen skeins; Rope
size, 6c, 60o per dozen skeins;
D. M. C. stranded 55c per dozen
skeins; Crochet thread all sizes,
10c per ball, and all kinds of
flowers 20 per cent off.
MRS. Jr WINGER
Second avenue, opp. Courthouse.
| KJEGSTED IN BIG RACE AGAIN—
SPEED KINGS MAKE FAST TIME
ANDERSON'S 100 MILE RUN
(Continued from page one.)
ty Allan four years ago by eight min
utes.
Victor Anderson's drive without
stop, of one hunded mile in eleven
hours and thirty-n'ine minutes should
look good to the drivers who comi>el.
| ed in tlie famous Winnipeg to St.
Paul race; more especially as Ander
son finished bis big run at the rate
of ten miles an hour. He is now rest
ing at Candle and will probably stay
over five hours.
Dolzene 'is right with the bunch.
He rested seven hours at Camp Ha
ven and made the same time from
Gold Hun to Candle as he did in ’13
when be won the Sweepstakes race.
He is now resting at Candle and
will make Boston his first drive and
then will take the long hike for Nome.
Seppala did not stay any ‘onger in
Candle than he had to and turned
around on the home stretch arriving
at Gold Run at two fifteen where he
will rest for several hours. He w*ill
make his next drive to Council and
on home.
Judging Ivy the time the teams are
making the race should he finished
about 1 o’clock on Saturday morning
At the present standing, it looks like
an awful close race. There is nothing
to chose between the three teams who
are now making history on the home
run.
DREAM TONIGHT—WHO PAYS.
"The pursuit of Pleasure,” the sec
ond drama in a series of twelve on
the vital question of life, in these
striking pictures Miss Ruth Roland
excells anything she has ever done
before on tlie screen, a guarantee that
the performance is of unusual in
terest, taken as a whole the p'icture
is a highly sensational screen pro
duction, and should strike a respon
sive chord among motion picture lov
ers here. Tomorrow night. Miss Dor
othy Donncly in a five part master
picture, "Sealed Valely.”
Office and Residence of J. F. McAI
j lister, freighter and transfer, Elite
Baths. Phone Red 157.
ALLIES TO RECRUIT
SUBJECTS IN U. S.
International News Service.
WASHINGTON, April 12.—That tho
entente nations will in the near fu
lure t>e permitted to recruit their
subjects in the United States was
made known today.
At the request of i'resident Wit
son and Attorney General Gregory the
house judiciary committee, reported
favorably on the amendment to tho
penal code to permit this. j
No opposition is exis'Cted to arise,
and stops will lie taken to rush the
matter.
NOTICE.
Ml having accounts against th
Noini Kennel Club are requested to
fniiisb s; n>e a* once to Arthur Cole
at the Miners and Merchnnts bank.
PIONEERS ATTENTION.
A special meeting of the Pioneers
of A’aska is called for Thursday.
April 12, at 8:30 p. in. Important
business.
THOUUl.F I.RHMANN,
President.
NOTICE TO DEMOCRATS.
Meeting of the Democratic Club
will be held in the city hall Thurs
day evening, Aplrl 12th, 8:30 p. in.
l'HII, MUItPHV, Vice President.
SPRING TIME IS HERE
"NOW POR THE TAILOR."
For the best work in tailoring see us.
We make alterations.
We do cleaning, pressing and re
pairing for ladles and gentlemen.
We make suits to order.
First class workmanship, modem
method and prompt service.
We appreciate your patronage.
Yours to please,
NOME TAILORING CO,.
Next door to Segerstrom & Hagen.
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