j Van Camp’s t
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Soup 10c Per. Can.
Tomato Catsup 25c Per Bottle.
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WE MUST REDUCE OUR STOCK REGARDLESS OF COST BE
FORE THE FIRST BOATS ARRIVE. GET THE BENEFIT OF THIS
SALE BEFORE JUNE 10TH ARRIVES.
CHEAP JOHN
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|HOLLER’S GROCERY!
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MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY.
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Citizens, neighbors, you and I
What w ill we do if the town goes drv 7
We max get along without our drink.
But who will it hurt most do you
think TlfK MERCHANTS
What will we do if the town goes
dark"
Not enough monex for t tie eleetrio
spark.
Not enough monex for the water plugs.
The town at tile m rex of tire and
thugs.
R USE V SUBSCRIPTION
Who will pax for the needed police ’
Who will furnish the needed giaw:se
To oil the wheels of the cil.x machine
To keep the town healthx and the
streets clean
RAISE THE TAXES
Wiuil will we d<* \\ ill we issue bonds’’
To pay our mayor and drain our
poods'”
What shall we do in ease of tit
With our firemen tired and 1.0 m.uiov
to hire ASK THE DRYS
When insurance goe up and property
down.
With never a joh fir a man ip town.
When tile market is gone for the farm
er’s rye.
His grapes and harlex when ti e town
goes dry ’ MOVE ol’T
I'll tell you nix friend. 'Us seringa
thing
Some iif these fanatics to the town
would bring.
The only thing left when thex atop
the cup
Is to unbutton our suspenders and go
straight up!
Paid Advertisement
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FEDERATED CHURCH
Sunday Services: Bible school, 11, a.
in pastor’s class will consider the
subject of spiritual death
Christian Endeavor meeting. 7 p
in Evening worship service S p in
The pastor will give an address on
The Moral Aspect of Prohibition in
Nome There will he an anthem
l»> the chorus choir. Miles “O Life
Eternal/' Miss Baker, Mrs Scott and
Miss Anpher singing the trio
The public is most eordialh invited
to these services.
WEATHER REPORT
Nome. Alaska, April 29. 191 r>
Temperature- Max 29 Min 9
Barometer 2999 inches
Weather Cloudy
Wind Southeast 4 miles per hour. I
average 4 miles per hour. ]
Precipitation 1 inch snow 0.*»inch
water
Nome. Alaska. April So. 191 a
Teni|»eraUire Max 30 Min 9
Barometer 2988 inches
Weather Cloudy
Wind East 12 miles per hour aver
age 10 miles per hour
Precipitation none
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Watch the pillows grow in Polet's ;
window. O. E. S. Bazaar May 8th. 1
The Old German Legend, full of
thrilling interest from start to finish.
“Old ManiseHos Secret” Eagle Hall.
Sunday night.
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Genuine China Sale
I Sweeping reductions are now offered j
I in China.
! Rugs & Carpet remnants are going cheap.
I G. P. GOGGIN
| THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.
it makes no difference how
WET !
You may he. Be sure and keep your feet |
: DRY
| There is onlv one stock of Footwear in
7 Nome and we have it
P. A. PETERSON SHOE CO. I
FRED W. PETERSON, Manager |
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Two Pound Roll 50c
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edemargarine ih sw^ter, .'testier and better in many respects than j !
; t.utter and costs just one-half u much We shipped L'.ftOO pounds ! !
. thinking people would w^Ky'Ith- his help in the reduction in pxpf'nst*? ! *
I t,ut verj few have even given t a trial, then* who have are steadc ] >
i I customers. You will if you try t Forget what someone has told you i !
about Olemargarine (that sotneohe told them* hut come and And out ; ;
i Pacific Cold Storage Co. j!
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NEWSJOTES 1
The case of Jorgensen vs Pioneer
Mining Company et al occupied the at
tention of the District court during a
portion of today's session. The case
which is a suit for the foreclosure of
a mechanics lien, was heard and sub
mitted.
Mrs W. II Onult. wife of the Nug
get linotype operator, had the mis
fortune to sustain a severe injury to
her right forearm yesterday afternoon
through falling on an Ice patch near
the entrance to her home The exact
nature of the injury has not been as
certained as yet and may either lie a
fracture or a severe dislocation
A majority of the little folks of
Nome will apear at the May Day dance
and entertainment to he given at
Eagle Hall tonight under the direction
of Mrs Bartlett Included in the pro
gram will he fancy dancing of several
kinds, songs, recitations and a variety
of pleasing novelties The advance
sale of seats indicates that a crowded
house will greet the little ones
The demurrers to the complaint sub
mitted In the case of the V. S. vs. Jack
Douglas charged with gambling were
overruled hv Judge Tucker in the Dis
trict Court this afternoon as was also
the demurrer of Al Nicholson, who
according to the complaint is charged
with selling Uiptor without a license
at the Kerrniss given by the Nome
Kennel Club Both defendants pleaded
not guilt' and demanded a jury trial
Tile scheduled game between the
Federal* and Submarines at the Bowl
ing Alley did not come off last night
owing to a misunderstanding whioi
led to the non-appearance of the Sub
marines The Fed era Is rolled their
same h iwever. running up a scon
"f 227$ pins against which the Sub
marines can roll at their leisure While
the Sourdoughs and the Submarines
have a chance vet it is hardly protsihle
that they will lie able to displace tie
Strikers who have run up a really good
score.
Sample ballots for the forthcoming
special election on the question of
licensing the manufacture and sale ot
liquor which will be belli May '■ luivi
been printed and are in circulation
In general form the ballots are similai
tn those employed in regular elections
The qualifications of voters printed on
the reverse side state that Indians.
Eskimos, Kthopiatis. Negroes. Chinese |
and Japanese and white persons who]
are not full citizens and those who
are under twenty-one years of age
are not permitted to vote as are also
those who reside more than two miles
from Barracks Square.
The celebrated Max Linder in one
of his most inimitable sketches en
titled. Max gets the Reward, will be
tlie chief attraction at the Dream
Sunday night. The additional num
bers will be the interesting Drama
Rod Sweeny’s mistake and the cheer
ful comedy The Virtue Of Rags. Miss
Koch will play and the regular prices
will prevail.
The sensational feature film. The
Vampire and also the remaining fea
tures of the interesting program shown
Thursday night will be repeated this
evening. Six numbers are included
in the program four reels of movie
films and two interesting sketches by
local talent.
The social and entertainment to be
given by the Catholic ladies will take
place at St. Joseph Hall Monday night
and not tonight as has been previously
announced. The ladies have prepared
an interesting program, consisting of
vocal and instrumental numbers and
progressive whist will also furnish a
portion of the entertninment. A deli
cious luncheon will he served and
handsome prizes will be given the
winners at cards. The time set is
eight-thirty p. nt.
Miss Alice Peterson was tendered a
surprise party by her young friends at
the Miners Home Club last night, the
occasion being hc-r fifteenth birthday.
The evening was spent most pleasantly
and refreshments were served The
principal diversion of the evening fol
lowed the discovery shortly after 12
p. in. that tlio birthdays of two of the
guests, Don Brown and Miss Emily
Cox. were just commencing. It is
stated that their natal day was usher
ed in with a rousing reception. Mes
dames Milton Roper, Ross and Wheeler
chaperoned the party.
The delinquent tax list of the city for
the year 1914 was presented to the
Federal court this morning by City At
torney Hobbes together with an ap
plication for adjustment and confirma
tion of the roll and also for an order
of sale. The court granted the appli
cation as presented and after adjust
ment and confirmation signed an order
of sale ns requested. This adjust
ment gives the city a free hand in the
settlement of the delinquent taxes and
on the completion of the further for
mality of tinal publication the property
owners on the delinquent list will lie
given an opportunity to appear at the
office of tlie City Clerk and settle the
claims against them. The date of sale
will he announced at the time of final
publication.
The following is the standing in the
Volet Panama-Pacific International
imposition Contest, made today:
Rowena I,owis.106,693
Ruby Martin.104.935
Katie llongard. 88,305 |
Mrs l'el'ry Moore.... 19,4701
Helen Allan.36,001
Mrs. Johanna Hansen. .27.815
Mary Fox..2 1.160
Mrs. I P Jones.23.720
Mrs. Mary Smith....21.150
Mrs. Penny O’Brien....13.445
Carrie Stlpek.10,055
Klondy Nelson.8,780
Mrs Oscar Carlson.7,329
Norman Rawel.6.705
Mrs R. R. Holden. 3 660
Mrs. Goss. 2.520
Mrs. \ Nelson.....2.175
.1 I* Jones, the genial mall clerk,
was the recipient of a pleasant sur
prise ’ast night in the shape of a
birthday party in honor of Ills forty
ninth birthday. A considerable num
ber of friends gathered at the family
residence and a merrj evening was
spent at cards A dainty lunch was
served during the evening and prizes
were given to the lucky winners at
progressive whist, Pr. and Mrs Fromm
capturing the tirst prize and Mr. and
Mrs Win. Webb carried off second
honors. Miss Wegner was the winner
of the booby prize for ladles. Wm
P> Kirk won the gentleman's hooby
which was a big green olive.
Don’t fail to see the smallest and
daintiest May Queen crowned. May 1,
Eagle Hall.
FLOUR IS CHEAP
Bread only 5c. North Polo Bakery
ind Anvil Bakery.
MESSAGES LATE
AND CONFUSED
owing to the excessive relaying re
quired in tlie transmission of mes
sages caused by tin* break in the
Sitka-Valdes cable the messages are j
much confused and the most impor
tant message, that containing the
principal war bulletins, received by
the Nugget toda> is in such a con
fused state as to he almost indecipher
able and was received too late to
verify. Among the badly confused
items are references to the shelling of
Dunkirk, the development of a new
German offensive, apparently in the
Baltic provinces, and also some mani
festations of the German strategy
which are declared by the English to
be "marvelous" and all so badly mixed
up with references to "aviators",
"bombs dropped" and "shells hurled!
sixteen to twenty miles" that one is J
forced to conclude that one of the I
bombs must have struck the telegram, j
While it it: ilissapointlug even to our
selves the explanation will have to
wait until later.
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INTERESTING
LETTER FROM
JUNEAU
Juneau, Alaska. March 18, mr«.
Editor Nome Nugget.
There *.t a little time to spare this
morning so I am going to send you a
few notes that might In- of interest to
yourself and tlie readers of the Nugget.
The Legislature is just getting down
to a real working basis. It took some
time to get the organization perfected,
but everything is moving along nicely
now. As you know by the dispatches
that Barry Keown is chief clerk, and
the other genera! news of House and
Senate it is no use making mention of
those facts here.
I thoroughly enjoyed my \ jsjt out
this winter and will try and never let
twelve years elapse again between1
visits.
I saw many of the Nome and Can
dle i t es in the sections of the country
in which 1 visited. Eugent Winter, as
nell as his brother .Tack, are both liv
ing in San Francisco. Jack is still on
tlie road for one of the large com
mercial houses and is doing very well.
Eugenp Is spending 11 ipiiet winter mid
is living at the Stanford Hotel I saw
George Kilroy who seems to he en
joying life at its very best, lie and 1
were at the Fair grounds together and
he seems to lie just the same George
that he was when he was at the head
of the Nome Athletic club and some
of the mining Institutions of Nome,
t saw Captain Carlson, who lives at the
Olympic Club. Captain looks good and
seems to he enjoying life
In walking on Market Street, one
cannot go a block without running
across some Alaskan; it seems I'aa
most of them gather there.
Among others that I met »n the
street were E. O. tilndhlom. Walter
Soderberg, Webster, Greenberg and
others too numerous to mention.
I saw Ed. Divine of the Nugget in
Seattle. Mr. Divine looks fine and
seems to tie enjoying his vacation
thoroughly \t that he said that lie
would he glad to get back to Nome '
Juneau is an ideal little capital and
has taken on many of the airs of
Washington. I>. C. and other capital
cities. The citizens here are very kind
to us and seem to he yen much in
terested in hearing of the Kohuk and
other interior places.
The steamer Alameda sailed from
Seattle last night with a record pas
senger list and t believe that ten thou
sand will bin tickets to Seward and
vicinity within the next two months
Of course you know just as much
about the railroad and the possible he ,
ginning of construction this summer
as we do here, as our information
comes from the same sources.
Remember me to all mutual friends
and believe me that I will he glad to
reach Nome on one of the (irst boats
in the Spring.
Wishing you and the people of our
Northern eountrv evert success and
happiness. 1 remain.
Very truly yours.
MARTIN F. MORAN.
FOUND. A stick pin. owner may
have same by identifying and paying
for this adv.
The much talked of Tango, will be
danced by six famous dancer’s May 1st
Eagle Hall.
GUN CLUB MEETING
All members of the Gun Club and
prospective members are invited to at
tend the meeting in Dr. W. D'Arcy j
Chace's office Saturday evening at 8:30.
Annual election of officers will take i
place. By Order President
Dr. W. D’ARCY CHACE. .
NOTICE TO MOOSE
The regular meeting of the Loyal
Order of Moose will be held at 8
o'clock Thursday evenings from now
on instead of Sunday afternoon.
By order of
Dictator Alfred J. Lomen
Secretary Chas. J. Thompso i.
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SuNlisY NIGHT
Comedy
MAX LINDER IN
MAX GETS THE REWARO
Drama
ROD SWEENY’S MISTAKE
Comedy
THE VIRTUE OF RAGS
MISS LILLIE KOCH. Pianist
I ADM. 25c
Tagle hall"
SUNDAY NIGHT
I 2 REEL DRAMA
1 From the famous story by Eu
| gene Marlitt.
! OLD MAM’SELLES SECRET
^ Played by the Rliance Motion
picture Company.
Comedy
ROWDY STARTS
SOMETHING
Comedy
BY PARCELS PAST
OLLIE BOURRET. Pianiet
ADMISSION. 25 cents
TARIFF DID IT. <\
’ i Imported Goods. Domestic Prices . ’
<. Just received a large line of ’ >
<| 1. X. L. pocket knives from <[
{» Scheffleld, England. <>
Fresh stock Peters ammunition J>
1, Also something new in 22 rifles S
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