Soup 10c Per. Can.
Tomato Catsup 25c Per. Bottle.
CROWLEY % PORTER
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FORMER ALASKA
WOMAN SUICIDES
SAN KRANClSCo April l* Mrs
c’harles Oarflfld, a daughter of Mrs
Whiting wife of Dr l\ I*. Whiting. «»f
Seattle. «•«-mmitted suicide in this cit\
last night under peculiar circ umstances
iml for unknown reasons. The woman
until latch had been living with her
husband in lx>s Angeles Krom letters
found among the affects of the (Iokis
| t ii has been learned that she has
J f<Thi' i lv resided in Scuttle and Alaska
The husband, who is an automobile
'salesman. •'tiers no explanation for the
j suicide
If you uo( it .<n ebn lioli da\ go to the
Kermiss Saturda> night and it will
i drive the blues away. Adv.
MAY EXPECT
PEACE BY
NEW YEAR
LONDON April Lord Kitehner
asserted today that if Italy enters 'he
war Germany and Austria will V»e
crushed ny next fall. He further "aid
fh.it the world may expect peace within
six months or Ly New Year's it tic
la teat .
NOTICE
Company D. 14th Infantry, will give
a dance at the Post April 12th. An in
vitation is extended to th© people of
Nome to attend. Fort Davis will
handle the transportation end and no
admission will be charged. Teams will
leave at 7;30. 8.30 and 9 p. m. from in
front of Rose Candy Store.
Dancing from 9 o'clock till the \s*-.
small hours at the Kermlss on
Saturday night, Ragle hall -Adv
AUSTRIAN"
ADMIT REVERSES
VIENNA. April o.—The government
admits reverses in the Carpathians but
insures the people that the army corn
n inders it the front are merely al
witm Russians to s *t a way from
thoir supply bases and reserve troops
and will then strike a. terrific blow
which the government believes will
hurl the Russians back similat to the
i • i rn 'I fVat in ►list Prussia
LETTUCE. ONIONS
At Daddy Williams Hot House
Sunday.
Strictly fresh eggs $1.25 per dozen
#• Prosser's Harness Shop. Prone
£lack 5.
The Nugget is boosting Nome
Advertise in it
Subscribe for it
Mail it to a friend outside.
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I SPECIAL PRICES j
+ EXTRA FRONT QUARTERS, BEEF, per pound . . 15c |
4- Mutton, per pound .. . . . . . 15c
I FINE LIGHT BACON, BY THE CASE 27'/ae 4
This special price on front quarters is made to even up our stock 7
T as we received 150 extra last fall, and will be discontinued as soon as 7
T the extras are sold. This means a solid piece of beef (no waste) for 4
I the cheapest price of stew meat as the brisket, shank and plate are 4
J trimmed off. Our Market Is ful of bargains, ccme an see 4
l Pacific Cold Storage Co. j
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ATLAS GAS ENGINES
MARINE OR STATIONARY
Reservations made for first Sailing of
Senator from Seattle.
1 Coal-Crude Oil-Refined Oils.
JOHN J. SESNON CO.
| In large or small |
-1 quantities at f
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SEWS NOTES
_
(’•'um-ilman* eu*« t Thompson is re
ported to he on the sick list today.
The Loyal Order of Moose will in
st-ll their new officers next Sunday.
('has ilaerin, who has been in the
l’eiiny river section for some days, re
turned to town yesterday.
I’Ie111\ fun. plenty dance, plenty eats.
]ilciit \ eash. plenty . at the Ker *
miss. Hagle hall. Saturday night, ad
mission :.0c Adv
I'M ward Hanson, the Oouneilite. who
lias been visiting in the city for some
days contemplate:: returning to the
inland city some time today
Hood livers will, no doubt, rejoice to
i hear that the juicy onions and the
.lisp lettuce will he available about
Sunday, according to the local purvey
or. Daddy Williams.
The president of the Nome Kennel
< bib announces a meeting of the Hoard
of Directors at eight p. m. this evening.
All members of the Kennel CMub and
also tiie drivers in the forthcoming
l.H e are invited to attend.
The Kagle bachelors are shortly to be
l i gaied with an entertainment given'
11\ the wives of the married members
1 of the order if present plans do not
Iniisearry \ eommittee has been ap
pointed at the request of the ladies to
confer with them in regard to the ar
rangements.
Mring the whole family, and
I have a good time at the Kermiss. Sat
urday night at ICagle hall. r»0e pays
jfor it all
—
, 1 .onijard Seppala will probably drive
about sixteen of the Siberian beauties
'in the forthcoming Sweepstakes and is
! at present bus\ at the task of whipping
it hem into shape. The dogs composing
t he strength "f bis team were original ,
!\ intended f«*r the use of Kxplnrcr i
1’ iold \mundst n in the contemplat' d I
d.i^h for the North F*ole.
•*». Hobs has Just finished file < - i
siriution of m now *!c*d for Scofix .\l
I. ii. whkh will l»o used by the Uitloi*
in tho Mg S\voof»slakos race. Tho sled
i t tin fliR m"st ippfovt l lines and
v.iiehs but thirty-four pounds. Frod
I Ayer was so much impressed with tho
jexroecling lightness and graceful model
j of the new sled that ho also will make
use of one built on tho same plan.
Saturday morning at ten o'clock re
| sorvod seats will be placed on sale for
the Sweepstake s Hoad Show, which
from i glam * .it the program, will ex
■ el anything of its kind ever provided
i for the largo audiences the Sweep
's stakes annually draw There is bound
I to be a big demand for reserved seals
and thus, wishing to got in their pet
locations had hotter bo on hand earlv.
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Tin- usual pleasant evening was pas
, sod by tho members of the Miners
i Homo Flub last night and twenty-four
' tables were filled 1»\ the progressive
(whist devotees Mm Vincent. Mrs.
• Flowers and Mrs Dnvey were the win
ners df the ladies prizes in the order
Kiven. while Messrs Walker, Young; and
Gordon carried off the honors in the
i gentleman's division. It is reported
that the lady members of the organiza
tion will give an entertainment to the
unmarried members in the near future.
Both Mrs. dark and Ruby Martin
have withdrawn from the All-Alaska
Sweepstakes Queen contest and tho
race for honors is now centered be
tween Mrs. Harry Riley and Mrs.
Leonard Seppala. The former lias made
i a considerable advance over the posi
tion held yesterday and is now lending
, tlie race with a total of 5480. Mrs.
Seppala has 4040 to her credit. Every
indication points to p. hard fought
battle between the two candidates and
both have a host of friends who are
working hard to boost their favorite
into first place.
Paul Kjedstad has informed several
friends that he will face the starter
in the Sweepstakes race. This entry
will inTiko finite a lengthy list of
starters, in fact one of the largest since
1000. Barring adverse weather con
ditions it is probable that the race this
year will bo one of the fastest and most
interesting yet run. Experience lias
taught many valuable lessons, all of
which will be of profit to the drivers
and in addition there is a much belter
class of dogs entered. The probable
entries bo far are Allan & Darling,
Fred Ayer, Downing & Blatehford,
Leonard Seppala, Dr. Kittleson. Paul
Kjegstad and Mnrpliy, Hie Council na
tive who will drive tho entry of the
Council Kennel Club. It is stated that
it is hardly likely that Bowen & Del
zone will enter.
V
The Battle of Freedom, the two part
Kaloin drama shown at the Dream last
night is one of the most interesting
double reel features shown at that pop
ular play house In some time. The
story deals with the last struggle of
the Iloers against the British invaders
and romance, pathos and tragedy are
judiciously comingled. A series of
thrilling battle scenes form one of the
most Interesting portions The Sands
of Time, a story of youthful wayward
ness is also a pleasing number. The
program will he repeated Saturday.
A continuous buffet will he served
under the direction of the Queen of
Fast Fork. To avoid congestion (and
indigestion) it is requested that you
come enrlv and avoid foot ball tactics.
Kermtss. Saturday April 10.—Adv.
NEWSY BULLETINS
Scarcity of War News from Germany
\ I:\V YORK. April !>.—The scarcity
of war news front Germany is growing
notieibly greater. Reliable news eman
ating front Rome ami even Copenhagen
is composed largely of reports gathered
from people who were aide to escape
from Germany. While some is au
thentic such news is liable to he weeks
old and hut rumors at best.
War Supplies Passing Through Siberia
MONO KoN'G, April 9 Great tratn
In icis uf war supplies, ineluding scores
,.i the most modern aeroplanes are
passing over tlie Siberian railroad for
lisr in Poland and Carpathian contests
Roosevelt to Visit Pacific Coast.
NEW YORK. April 9 Col Roosevelt
will shortly leave for n western tour
visit, tlie itinerary including a trip to
the San Francisco exposition via the
Panama canal. He may also v isit the
Northwest.
Carranza Forces Attack Manzanillo.
GRAY MASS, April 9. A cable dis
patch from Manzanillo declares that
i l.e Carranza forces have opened fire
with artillery from behind a hill four
miles east * this city, today.
Watching for Huerta.
NEW YORK, April 9—Newspaper
men are beseiglng every arrlvltig
steamer in search for the fngatlve ex
president, Huerta, whom it is reported
Drived front Spain or France last eve
ning.
CAN DO NOTHING TO RESTORE
FISH TRADE TO SEATLE
\\ ASH I N'GTt t.N, April 9. Secretary
lledfield lias made the announcement
that he could do nothing to
I divert the Alaska tisli trade front
Prince Rupert to Puget Sound. Follow
ing representations of prominent Seat
tle business men, the Secretary pro
mised to lend his aid in I lie restoration
of this valuable trade to Hie Puget
Sound port.
SUBMARINE F-4 WAS IN BAD
CONDITION BEFORE DISASTER
l.t'S ANGELES, April 9. -Allison,
I the brother of Liontenant Lode, the
naval officer who perished in the sub
marine F-4. sunk near the entrance to
| Honolulu harbor, said today that bo
had received letters from his brother
I written n short lime before the fatality
in which the naval officer declared that
the submarine was in poor condition
and leaking badly. Lieutenant Lede
also stated that be greatly feared that
the vessel would some dav meet with
disaster
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4* Some blowout—one night only— +
4* (that's plenty). Sweepstakes 4*
41 Road Show. April 13th. 4*
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lirass Band Full. You know what I
mean. At the Kcrmiss dance, Satur
day night, Eagle hall.—Adv.
| DOG RICE J
I $4.50 5
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+ PER.HUNDRED +
!HOLLER’S GROCERY!
^ PHONE, Main 86 211 FRONT 8T.
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ITALIAN VESSELS
POSTPONE
SAILINGS
LONDON, April 1*.—According to a
Home dispatch received here today all
Italian at camera now in American port.
have been ordered to postpone their
sailings until April twentieth. This
move on tha part of the Italian gov
ernment is taken to indicate that Italv
preparing for some decisive move
which may precipitate her into the
maelstrom of war.
ITALY USING ALL AVAILABLE
ROLLING STOCK FOR MILITARY
OGNEVA, April 9 The Italian gov
ernment is withdrawing all railroad
rolling stock from the Swiss frontier
for I lie purpose of transportating
troops and military stores to the region
1'ordering on the Austrian Tyrol. Im
mense numbers of troops are now
ouartered in northern Italv and all
avenues of transportation are declared
to tie crowded with freight destined
for the use of the army in the event of
war with tli^ Austrians.
For what is a Kermis#'' Such
ignorances Yon don't know for what
is a Kermiss. Veil go to the Kagle
hall Saturday night und flnde out
Adv.
FLOUR IS CHEAP.
Bread only Sc. North Pola Baker*
>nd Anvil Bakery.
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+ Sonin blowout- one night only— +
+ (that's plenty). Sweepstakes 4*
4" Road Show. April 13th. 4*
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TO GET THE NEWS READ THE
NUGGET.
NEW DANCING SCHOOL
Miner* Home Club Dancing School,
Tuesday and Friday evaning at S p. m.
Tangos, Heaitationa, as wall aa all tha
.older dance*. Mra. Oliver and Mr*.
Peteraon, teachers.
| ANNOUNCEMENT i
13 Miss .Josephine Stindbac.k lias
3' opened her Massage and Mani- i[
13 curing parlor over Mrs. Nelbling , '
31 <’nfe. Especial attention given 3'
<j to scalp traatment and shampoo* '1
' ing. Appuintineiitu can lie made !’
! i In Phoning White 28. , '
3 Miss Josephine Sumlfeatk j:
<[ For Ch ice Beef, Mutton, Pork, ij
31 Veal, Reindeer ~nd Poultry, also 31
31 Black Cod, Halibut and Salmon 3*
<3 go to the < 3
I INDEPENDENT
3 MEAT MARKET
<3 W H. WEBB. Prop.
<3 Telephone Main 15.
ANNOUNCEMENT
3 The management of the
> ELITE BATHS wishes to an
nounce to the public that on anj
3 after April 1st
Baths will be
j 3 for $1.00
J Steam and shower baths in Con*
3 nection
Cor. Front and B Streets
| J. M. MONOHAN
That load£of
BLACK DIAMONDS
has arrived In our window,
they are large Sweet prunes at
i2^c per lb.
G. P. GOGGIN
THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.
THE NONPAREIL I
SUCCESSORS TO IVi. O. SAMUELS. S
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