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WANTED
to find the holder of ticket
No. 1085
in our April drawing
In the event that No. 1085 is
not presented the prize will be
I awarded to the following in order,
No. 3044, 1093, 861, 2118
Lomen Bros.
Three Stores
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THE TIME HAS COME
! If you think you need a spring medicine you should take it now.
j A good blood purifier taken now may avert a future spell of sickness,
j The following are reecommended:
CASCARA BARK
SASSAFRAS BARK
SULPHUR AND CREAM Oh lARlAK, 1
SARSAPARILLA.
TWENTY FIVE CENTS PER PACKAGE.
FREE A BAR OF GOLD FREE
jj
i Also
A BANK ACCOUNT FREE
i One chance on this with each 25c purchase.
Hill’s Pharmacy
Reliable Druggists.
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Begin the New Year right
Order the Nome Nugget
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
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| NEWS NOTES
By special request of the I’olice Ga
zette (the suffragette^ Ipam who a
short time ago walked away with the
honors in the Camoogan race were
photographed together with the win
ning team yesterday. These ladies
are now doomed to international fame
having defeated all the sweepstake and
derby teams In the northland.
Through a typographical error we
yesterday announced that ticket No.
loss was the winner in the drawing
i held for April mopth in Lomen Bros,
stores. The lucky number In 1086
which entitles the holder to a chance
in the round trip to Seattle. This
number has been outstanding for some
j time.
j At the usual weekly meeting of the
city council held last night It was
decided that in future the council will
meet on the first and third Mondays
of each month and not as heretofore.
The deliquent real estate tax list
was ordered printed. Bills were allowed
and other minor business transacted
after which the meeting adjourned.
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Reports in from the various i jin
j oed herds rtt te that the fawning seu
! son is in full swing and scores of lit
j lie strangers are daily arriving. Ex
j tra precautions have had to be taken
■ with the herds this year owing to
1 he depredations of lynx wha appal -
i ently have come here to stay. If these
niauraders increase in numbers some
I leg'slation will have to be enacted
! putting a bounty on these pirates of
j the tundra.
I Ernst Bros., who own and operate
j I he only gold-dredge in the work!
which mines on the seashore—as it is
j at present—will not be in a hurry to
! start up this summer to allow of the
j frost going out of the ground. This
I boat was to have a new bucket line
1 this year but the extraordinary high
oust of material makes it prohibitive
and the proposed alterations will
stand until steel comes back to earth
again.
Jafet Lindeborg accompanied by I
several other Nomeites will get out
of the usual swing this year and Will
mnko thn trin to Nome via D iMMOTl
and down the Yukon. There will be
a great influx of tourists into the ier
rltory this summer. Many excur
sions to that end have been arranged.
We will have several distinguished tren
from the great outside in our rri.ist.
Of course we will be glad to set them
and all that, and mining will go on
just the same, and the price of coal
has gone up.
Sh-sh-sh! There is going to he
something strange happen in this
town in a short while according to
Doc Kemp. On being interviewed this
morning Doc stated there was some
thing doing but he was not ready to
spring it yet. "In a few days the
world will know about It, says Doc.
Edison’s invention may revolutionize
war but I am going to put Mister-High*
Cost-of-Living strictly on the bum
and am now making arrangements for
his funeral.” Whoopee Dec, go to It.
Harry Hiley and Joe Sheldon left
Hot Springs for Nome this morning
and will probably get as far as U. S.
roadhouse before the trails get too
soft. If the trail holds up today they
will make the drtve straight through
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to the city. Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Matson—who were also paying a visit,
to the Hot Springs—left at the same
| time to return tor the V. S. roadhouse.
A few geese were seen in the vicinity
i of Pilgrim river yesterday being the
advance scouts of the northern sec
tion of the brant army which Invades
our peninsula every summer.
Miners at the head of Dexter creek
are ready to utilize the snow water
in cleaning up their dumps. The snow
has been cleaned out of the hillside
ditches and boilers are now steaming
full tilt thawing out pay dirt hoisted.j
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A big revolution is about to accur:
in China and there is a chance to make
a killing in the Huviland pattern. G.
r. Goggin wires his management to- ^
day to dispose of all china, delf, crock
ery and granite ware. He wires to get
rid of it and Jack Young is offering
fifty per cent oft on all Haviland
clftna anil thirty per cent off on gran
ite ware. They need all the room
(possible for their big shipment of
groceries which will arrive on the first
t
boat. I.ook into this matter!
A. J. Jannuth is going to put a
dredge on Cripple river where he has
much ground under option. He has
bought the Arete creek boat, which
was the property of some Michigan
people who were represented here by
T. C. Servatius, and intended to move
j it. over to his new holdings—a haul
of ten miles—but instructions were re- j
ceived too late to do the work this :
spring.
Judge J. It. Tucker states that the
children brought in from St. Michael
are not under his control as district
judge, but are the wards of the board •
of children's gua. Mans which was I
| created by the territorial legislature.
The members of this board are the
I district judge, the United States mar
! shal named in the act and Mrs. Thomas
Mulligan who was appointed by Gov.
J. F. A. Strong.
The hoard appointed Mrs. Uongard
as agent to care for the children until |
the opening of navigation when the j
further disposition of them will be de- i
termined by the board.
Reports from the Solomon section
this afternoon state that many «.* the
Casadepaga miners have hit over trie
Ruby divide to get in readiness for the
summer's work. John Lowry was one
of the lnet unit loft Solomon today.
The Kimball dredges are now in open
water the ice In the pond having been
disposed or. Construction work on the
Flowers dredge goes merrily along and
there are ten men at work on this
job at present. Harvey Grant in the
Casa country is getting ready for lo
clean up and his dump should net him
quite a little money for the winter’s
work.
The Eagles of Nome will give a May
Day dance and social at *heir ball on
Saturday night. It will be something
out of the ordinary In which the chil
dren will largely figure. Fifty boys
and girls under the instru-torshlp rt
Mrs. Holden are now rehearsing for the
big event. Dancing, singing and drill
ing are included in the program and
the Eagles May day entertainment
promises to be one of the greatest
events of the season.
Leonard Seppala i.v in town today
from the creeks. He states that the
snow Is going slow owing to ‘he cold
nights. At present there ar s over a
dozen men working shovelling snow in
the Pioneer ditches.
Seppala declares that this year th re
is but little snow and poopls who
depend on snow water for sluicing will
have a hard time. Asked whj is to
blame for the shortage of snow Sep
pala said “Dor kaiser."
Brother Bruin is one of the most
peculiar amusing animals in the world
and bears in captivity are the source
of endless amusement to children and
even grown up people. Bruin hiber
nates all winter and a most peculiar
thing is that all bears come out fat
In the spring when they leave their
Rip Van Winkle quarters.
Weighing two hunderd and forty
pounds Charles Dalquist—the genial
person who runs the Safety road
house-arrived in the city this morn
ing after a hard winter in the lagoon
country. Dull care Is not included In
the make-up of Dalquist. He Is not
even interested in the war. Maybe
that accounts for It.
Charles will leave for home tomor
row and is taking a horse with him for
logging purposes as he expects the
drift-wood crop at Safety this year to
be better than ever.
Eggs $1.25 a dozen at Pros*«r’s
Harriet* Shop. Phono Black 5.
Office and Residence of J. F. McAl
lister, freighter and tranefer, Elite
Bathe. Phone Red 157.
Subscribe tor the Nome Nugget
$ t.00 per month.
CATHOLIC LIBRARY
CLUB PARTY WAS
GREAT SUCCESS
One of the most interesting enter.
tainments of the season took place at I
the Catholic library on Sunday night |
when before a packed house a real live!
mining playlet occupied the attention i
of the audience in which actual min
ing was demonstrated.
Sluicing in all its entirety was
shown; a small engine and pump ac
tually pumping water in the boxes. It
was a happy little playlet full of joy
ous thrills and brought down the
house.
The following members took part
in this number: Fred Katzer as Jack
Sourdough; W. \V. Bailey as Percy
Tenderfoot; Miss Josephine Kelly as
Daisy Sourdough; .Miss Anna Stipek
as Violet Newcomer anti George
W'anger as a hardluck hardrocker.
During the evening several items
were contributed by the members of
the club. Mias May Kelly and Mr.
Miller gave a pleasing piano and man
dolin selection whilst Elmer Peed and
Mr. Deacon both in good voice ren
clereit many pleasing selections.
Withal it was a dandy party and
Father Post . who presided, took an
active part in the evening's entertain
ment.
OLGA PETROVA AT DREAM.
"The Soul Market" in five feature
acts, two hundred and forty scenes
conceded by press and public as the
masterpiece of Miss Petrova’s suc
cessful career. The picture is distinc
tive itself |ind (wlll command ser
ious attention from any one. It is
not overdrawn nor does It get all
its force from showing horrible ex
amples. The parts are portrayed by
refined people and in fact refinement
is the keynote of the big spctacle. It
carry's a vivid splash of realism with
an intense and gripping plot that never
releases its hold on the spectator and
this in the face of staggering expos
ures the kind of exposures that are
crippling many of our boasted social
conventions. Admission 25c. «
SLAUGHTER SALE
Still On
WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR BIG SPECIALS. /
Something different each day
Remember we are closing out certain lines of Merchandise.
Come in now, and make your selection while the picking is good.
THIS. IS A STRICKLY CASH SALE.
G. P. GOQQIN ~
EVERYBODY
HAS THE.....
CHEAP JOHN STORE
Sells Them
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NEW GOODS CHEAP
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