EGGS
; 4 doz. for 50c
EVERY ONE GUARANTEED.
| Armours Evaporated
1, lb. tins
USE THEM IN COOKING, JUST AS SATISFACTORY AS FRESH
EGGS. TRY A CAN AND BE CONVINCED.
D. E. CBOWLEV 6R0C. CO.
STOP
LOOK AND LISTEN!!
The following are the numbers
drawn in our May Contest
386, 317, 297.
2248, 4611, 4404
386 WINS CHANCE ON TICKET TO SEATTLE.
NO. 4404 HELD BY MRS. F. W. PETERSON WON THE KODAK.
IF YOU HOLD ANY ONE OF THE ABOVE NUMBERS
PLEASE PRESENT IT—AT ONCE
Lomen Bros.
i Three Stores
-CIGARS
CLEAR HAVANA
Imported Key West
and Domestic
| All the leading Brands Carabana, Van Dyke
Lovera, Humboldt, Optimo, Webster, Ed Sidelo
Centropolis, General Arthur.
BOX TRADE OUR SPECIALTY
We deliver the goods
Hill’s Pharmacy
Begin the New Year right
Order the Nome Nugget
Clean Up Day June 5th
Now that the city authorities supported by many other organizations
and the largest proportion of our citizens have taken up the matter of
making Nome more presentable if not beautiful let us all be imbued
with the same spirit and each of us do our little bit, for our share not
only we will do all we can, but we are willing to assist you in doing
i your part and
Until Clean up day
We will offer
All Goods
In that line
At a very reduced price
Ipolets Stores
NEWS NOTES
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Charles 1). Price, the genial second
' tn-command of the local telegraph of
! ttce was discharged from the United
* States army on Friday "with honor.
' i The following day -Mr. C. r>. Price
| in enlisted in the service at his old
I rank of signal corporal and is back
at the olfiee looking none the worse
for his vacation in Civil life. And we
are mighty glad to see him again on
the Job.
| Pap Itoyee, who lias been under the
j weather for some time is himself
; again and feels like a two year old
j —thanks to Dr. Chace’s "recent dis
! eovery.” Dr. Chace will make a
! trip to Dime creek on the first boat
; to the Norton sound country. This
■ will be in the shape of an official visit
| as commissioner of health which is
i the official designation conferred on
the Nome surgeon’by the governor of
| Alaska.
I > j
I The Pacific Steamship Company
will occupy the same offices In the city
i os last year—at the corner of Stead
! man and Front street. Commodore
Francis Joseph O'Connor sent a Mar
| conigtaph to have everything in read
1 iness for a hig summer business and
' the olfieo was put in shape on Satur
day last. Commercial Agent O’Connor
will hold forth in a private office
! which though not its beautiful as
I Hilly Howes’ sanctum, will tie much
more comfortable.
r>oc Kemp received a wire yester
1 day the contents of which ho refuses
! to divulge to a soul. Withal he flaunts
: the outside dispatch in the air and
I emphatically remarks: “Prices tn ray
i line tire up in the air| Wait until the
j liv.st boats get in and you’ll see dry
! goods and gents furnishings take a
| jump. It can't he avoideo.
I Hoc states that the stile will go on
! just the same He will not break faith
in any way, and w*tll stay with prices
! already quoted tint'll the advertised
i
time expires.
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j Myrom Rippberger—the wireless
i wizzard of the Nome radio station—
1 in working last night stated that he
heard a German submarine sending
out signals to some station or other.
The local wireless operator declares
that the German U boat gavs her
latitude and longitude and announced
the fact that she was headed for
Nome.
The matter was inquired in to: It
i was later found that Fatty Grey had
■ been aloft on the tower taking astron
omical observations. When through
' with this operation the genial Ar
buckle sl'id down the atnennoe send
[ ing, en route, many aerial waves
which must have confused the mind
j of the operator on duty.
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I
| Prices of machinery and hardware
i are almost out of sight in the United
| States just as present according to
telegraphic advices received in the
I Pity on Saturday. Tn order to live up
l to a contract given out by the Al
I aska engineering commission in which
it required certain machinery to be
installed by July 1. Some Fa'itbanksons
were compelled to send here for a
twenty horse power boiler a hoist, a
Bagley scraper and seven thousand
| feet of wire cable.
I All of this material has been sup
I pfied in the city and will leave for
. Tanana center on trie first boat to
St. Michael. AA\ J. Rowe supplied the
machinery necessary and Nod Darl
ing cleaned up his seven-eight Plow
steel cable. Excellent prices were ob
tained for these supplies, however, it
was cheapr than purchasing and ship
ping from the outside according to
present prices.
Judge O. D. Cochran was much re
lieved at news received here from
Portland. Ore., on Saturday night
which informed him that Mrs. O. D.
Cochran was operated on Saturday
morning and was resting easy. The
wire stated that the operation- was
most successful and that the popular
Nome lady Is now completely out of
danger.
A wire was received here from
Napa, Cal., stating that the graphite
properties owned by a California
company in the Teller district would
be worked this summer and that a
caterp'iller engine had been shipped to
that section. Ray D. Clark who is
in charge of the affairs of the com
pany is on his way to Nome and will
be in charge of the work this summer.
This company mined several hundred
tons fo chrystalline graphite last sum
mer, but had no means of transport
ing the mineral from the mine to tide
water.
The clean-up committees held their
final meeting in the city hall yester
day afternoon and there was a full
atflendmnce. Dr. Chace, city health
officer, desired that the public be noti
fied that garbage may be dumped in
the sea east of the White Barn or at
the regular place at the mouth of
Snake river.
Tomorrow teams will be on the
move all day and will gather up all
garbage which is sacked or boxed out
side of the dwelling houses—close to
the sidewalk. W. J. Rowe has do
nated the teams for the clean-up
which is a great help.
This is the last call and it Is up
to everyone to take advantage of the
opportunity and clean up. The com
mittees will submit their reports of
the days work to the city health of
ficer who will enforce the city ordi
nance on those who fail to camply
with his order to clean up.
NSteilgelmier will start In with the
summer mail contract between Nome
and Council tomorrow. Postmaster
Walsh announces that the mail for the
Neukluk city and for Solomon will
close at 10 o’clock tomorrow morning.
After a lingering illness borne with
great fortitude Gus Fegerdahl, one of
Alaska’s old timers, died at the Holy
Cross hospital today. About three
weeks ago Fegerdahl was brought over
form Council for medical attention and
at that time was a very sick man.
He was placed under the care of Dr.
J. H. Mustard who found that he was
suffering from cancer of the liver, and i
his case was Incurable. He passed j
quietly away this forenoon.
The old pioneer was a native of i
Finland, and, as far as can be ascer
tained, has no relatives in that coun- j
try or In the United States. He was j
over fifty years of age and for many
years kept the Timber roadhouse where
he kindly attended to the wants of
the traveler. Funeral arrangments will
be announced later.
THOUSANDS MAKE BREAK
FOR MEXICAN BORDER TOWNS
By A. T. A T. Co.
LAREDO, Tex.. June 4.—A stam
pede took place here today thut gave
the guards at the International boun
dary bridge all they could handle to
prevent a rush (across the line of
thousands who are extremely anxious
for one reason and another to get out
of the United States.
More than seven hundred of these
were Mexicans who had been fright
ened into the belief that they would
be conscripted into the United States j
army, and these were allowed to pass
but will have a haixl time getting into
this country aga'in when they find out
their mistake.
The balance being Americans for the
most part were all held up pending
the examination of their passports,
and as many of these are of -onscrlp
Hve age they will not be allowed
across, on the contrary some have been
placed under guard and will be held
until the registration takes place to
morrow.
It is known that a number have
been able to cross Into Mexico within
the last few days despite the vigilance
of the guards that are patrolling the
entire border but as this could
only bo accomplished In the most te
mote sections it is believed that tne
number will not reach a very great
figure.
A number of people who were out
spoken In ih ;-lr denunciation of the
government in regards to the regis
trations have been place,! under ar
rest at numerous towns along the bor
der according to reports reaching
here and five such arrests have been
made here one being an Austrian
whom It is understood had agreed to
take a number of young men into Mex
ico tonight.
Calling Cards at tha Nuggat Office
REVOLUTION IN CHINA
CHANG HSUN IS DICTATOR
International News Service.
SHANGHAI Jpne 4.—A provisional
government was established in China
today with General Chang Hsun as
dictator. Seventy five jw?r cent of the
population announce themselves in
favor of the new government whilst
the provinces in southern Chinn re
main loyal to President U Yuan Hung.
The military governors of the
provinces had a conference here yes
terday at wh'ich it was decided to form
! a provisional government and General
J Chang Hsun military governor of the
province of Anhwei was the selection
as dictator of the new government.
Presient L.i Yuan Hung is virtually
a prisoner in the palace at Tiensin.
The greater portion of his army have
deserted and line up with the provis
ional government.
It is expected that the southern
lUitfnees vrtll eventually swing In line
with the remainder of China. The
policy of the now government Is not
yet announced; however, the mlfitary
council of China have advocated the
severence of relations with Germany
which was distasteful to the ministry
of Li Yuan Hung.
TAX ALL NEWSPAPERS.
International Nows Service.
WASHINGTON. June 4.-To swell
the nation's war chest and on the rec
ommendation of the senate finance
committee* a bill will be Introduced
^S'ht away to tax all newspaper ad
vertising two per cent. Owing to the
fact that paper has more than dou
bled in price 'in the past six months
and that the newspapers of the Uni
ted States have not raised on their
prices this bill will meet with some
opposition.
Moonlight water at tha City Bath
House.
For Clover Leaf and hypress
Rubber Boots, Rain Coats and
Slickers at
CHEAP JOHN STORE
TELEPHONE MAIN 48.ONE PRICE TO ALL
If you want to buy
NEW GOODS CHEAP
Come and examine our stock
THE EMPORIUM
KRI5TAN iBRQS,
ITHE NONPAREIL!
THE BIO 8TORE WITH THE LITTLE PRICE.
i READY TO WEAR WEEK f
| AT THE RIO |
i Dissolution Sale f
4* Special values are offered for this week’s selling in Ladies and ^
Children’s ready-to-wear garment*. ▼
! WAISTS, SKIRTS, !
't DRESSES, SUITS }
Hdvd Mat tin Kaift at Sacrifiea Priett |
|4* SEE OITR WINDOW DI8PLAYS FOR SOME OF THE BIO BAR
j 4* GAINS. ' <►
Note—Sale continues until August SI. <|>
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