I Fresh Strawberries
In cold storage
10c per box
Orders must be placed in forenoon, for afternoon delivery
D. E. CROWLEY GROC. CO.
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
awarded to the following in order
No. 3044, 1093, 861, 2118
Lomen Bros.
Three Stores
THE TIME HAS COME
If you think you need a spring medicine you should take it now.
A good blood purifier taken now may avert a future spell of sickness.
Tbe following are reeeommended:
CASCARA BARK
SASSAFRAS BARK
SULPHUR AND CREAM OF TARTAR,
SARSAPARILLA. j
TWENTY FIVE CENTS PER PACKAGE. j
FREE A BAR OF GOLD FREE
WORTH ONE HONORED DOLLARS
One chance given free with each 50c purchase of payment on bill.
Also
A BANK ACCOUNT FREE
One chance on this with each 25c purchase. j
Hill’s Pharmacy
Reliable Druggists.
Begin the New Year right
Order the Nome Nugget
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NEWS NOTES
Ilud Welch will leave for the Casade
pi.ga tomorrow night where he will
stay for a week to take care of the
Ruby creek dredge during the break
up. It is reported that the Feck
dredge on Canyon creek is in bad shape
I eing almost Imbedded in the glacier.
George Prosser is getting his gar
den into shape opposite his shop on
Front street. Me intends giving the
people of the city an idea of how
i much vegetables can be raised for a
| small outlay. A few hours work and
i .1 few garden seeds will make a big
difference in your grocery bill
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j The postmaster announces depar
! tores of mail as follows: Fairbanks and
j way points mail closes 5 p. m. Mon
day, May 14. The last mail of the
i winter service for Teller, Wales and
York will close on Tuesday evening
j next at 5 p. m. The next mail for
. Taylor and way points will close at
i the same date and time.
j
| Solomon reports the first open wa
] ter yesterday when a few slulceheads
1 wiggled its way down past Ora Finn in
tiie morning. The Seward dredge was
! cut clear of the pond ice yesterday and
, tiie work of shooting the bottom iie
! will be carried out in a few days.
There is but little travel on the
trail in that section and the work of
i hauling the oil to the boats on the
I river has been discontinued.
, lUnquestionably tiie new fire hall
lias been laid out in a most thorough
and systematic manner. Everything
i is in apple l'ie order and even to the
i
j living quarters the excellent system
I is evident. The chemical is again on
j wheels and looks brighter and better
than when in closer proximity to the
ground. In the basement the big
engine has bad its foundation streng
1 ihoned. Take it throughout the. de
partment 'is a credit to the city.
i
Hilly Rose of the candy store hns
been mighty lucky in the matter of
securing a big consignment of Vic
toria chocolates through the firm of
Augustine it Kycr. Owing to the great
shipments of candies sent to troops
I on the firing line this famous eonfec
i lion is hard to get even in Seattle.
] The local candy store will receive its
! shipment on the first boats is the news
| which was received over the wire here
j a few days ago.
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Speaking about local option: Dad
| Williams came into tiie office today
! and swore by the starboard quarter
of his heard that a submarine had
i gotten under the sea ice and was en
deavoring to break through. Dad said
' that he didn’t mind much, but, that
tin noise of the shooting would nddle
I his eggs! Well, the territory is going
j bone dry in a few months. In the
j face of that a man might be excused
I for seeing submarines once in a while.
| nd eggs will get addled anyhow.
I A beautiful program was rendered
I last night at the travelog. Mr. A. B.
Miller presided over the exercises. A
travel talk was made by Pr. Faisons
on, "Romances of a Village.” The na
tional hymn, “America,” was screen
ed and sung with great enthusiasm,
after which the large audience was
I taken on a journey through Chicago.
I Two violin solos were given by Miss
j Bertha Johnson, Mrs. Arthur Cole
I playing the accompaniments. The
SOMETHING ABSOLUTELY NEW
I Amocat corn on the cob per tin 90c I
I This canned corn is not what you know as I
I corn on cob. The corn canned under this brand is I
I called I
I Yellow Bantam Com |
I A product of the State of Washington. Each I
I can contains not less then one dozen ears of this I
I yellow corn but in eating qualities is superior to I
I any other variety canned. I
I jpolets Stores |
church choir, directed by Mr. F. R.
Cowden, and Mrs. Ida M. Coke at the
piano, rendered an inspiring selection.
It was much regretted that Mrs. Poteet
could not sing "The Holy City” on ac
count of a bad cold, but it will be
given Sunday evening at the Mother's
day service if she is in voice. A de
lightful social hour was furnished by
the reception committee, and members
of the Ladies' Aid Society.
Jm Swarssell claims that the pres
ent easterly gale is what is known
to mariners as the "trlple-Ra-chinks".
He states that this is absolute evi*
| deuce that we will have a wet sum
mer and cites the fact that he re
membered such another spring ns this
hack In Pennsylvania in ISjI
Dr. Kittelson made a flying trip to
Hobson creek yesterday when he was
initiated into the mysteries of ascer
taining the extent of a paystrenk ac
cording to the most approved methods.
Formula as follows: Take the density
of the atmosphere multiplied by the
depth of ttie snow, add to that the
temperature of the water and the in
clination of the willows and you have
the width of the pay. Joe Sliscovitch
acted in the capacity of advisory board
during the doctor's visit to the coun
try.
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Telephone advices received here
1 from Candle this afternoon state that
Hart Humber arrived there last eve
ing having had a fair trip consider
ing the lateness of travel and the con
dition of the trails. Slim Rydeen left
for Rear creek yesterday where he will |
mine the hydraulic property he has
worked for the past two years. Some
talk has been made as to putting a
dredge on the Bear creek ground and
Rydeen will look into the matter and
will probably do some drilling on the
ground this summer.
Whilst we were enjoying what
seemed to be mild weather in the city
this forenoon a gale was sweeping
across Rering sea from the east. This
caused the wild waves to cavort
around in great shape as could tie
seen with a glass from shore. Much
ice was broken off the main shelf
and swept along across the Bering sea. ■
Were the wind to change to the
southward we would have a change in
( the scenery seawards and the ice
would be torn loose and—perhaps— ^
pilel up in fantastic shapes along the
bench.
Along the coast much of the an
chor ice has left. At the mouth of
the Safety lagoon there remains hut
a narrow shelf. .Out way points all
declare that the rivers have started
I to break up in real earnest today.
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At the Congregational church Sunday
the following services will be held Rev.
John Parsons, pastor.
11 a. nt. Bible school and children’s
service. R. B. Julien, superintendent.
7 p. m.—Christian Endeavor.
* p. m. Worship and sermon by
Dr. John Parsons. Subject, “A Queen
of Romance.”
Sunday is "Mother’s day,” and it
will be accented in all the services.
Mothers have been given a special
invitation to be at the Sunday school
service.
Special music will be given by the
choir, Kipling’s “Recessional.” and
other selections.
The Ladies' Aid Society meets Tues
’dny at 2: 3d, business session nt three
o’clock.
The public is Invited to all the ser
vices of the church.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
All Masons are requested to meet
at the Masonic Temple at 2 p. m. Sun
day, May 13, to attend the funeral of
Brother Carl M Danielson.
R. W. .1. REED,
Secretary.
EAGLES ATTENTION.
All members of Nome Aerie No. 75.
■F. O. E. are requested to meet at
their club roms on Sunday, May 13,
at 2 p. m. to attend the funevnl of
Brother Carl M. Danielson.
JAMES STOKES, Secretary.
ROOSTER PROGRAM AT
5 THE DREAM SUNDAY
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"The Quest of the Sacred Gem,"
will be repeated tonight. Don't miss
this attraction. It will stand the test
of public censorship. Sunday night a
galaxy of big pictures will be shown
Six thousand feet of select and head
line numbers, each a standard in the
world of photoplay. The famous
Billie Reeves, the man who Is credited
with being the original of all Chaplin
pantominie, will be seen in “The New
Butler.” Also "The Fox,’ a two reel
dramatic vehicle, and an educational
picture showing the fishing industry.
Charley Chaplin in the funiiest of
antimated cartoons, and a magnificent
scenic display showing the Mount
Bergen R. R. The de Luxe program
closing with the world's famed news
paper The Pa the Weekly.
ACCIDENT HAS FATAL END
DANIELSON CALLED
HOME
Bearing with great calmness and
fortitude ihe most excruciating agonies
caused l>y burns sustained in an ex
plosion which occurred on April 23.
.Martin Danielson—one of the best
known and respected men in th“ city
passe' away to 'he gre .t bey ond at
the Hol> < loss hospital at se»- a
o’clock last evening.
Cut down in the prime of his man
hood Martin Danielson was a man who
earned the respect of all with whom
he came in contact. Willing and in
dustrious he was a most valuable man
to those who employed him. An ef
feclionate father and a staunch friend
—he will l>e missed by all who knew
him.
Whilst 'in the employ of the Alaska
l.ighterage Company on April 25 Dan
ielson sustained severe burns about
the lower extremities of the body
caused by an explosion which cannot
he accounted for. Since that time
he has been under the care of Dr.
Mustard who d'ai all he could for the
unfortunate man but without avail.
Martin Danielson has been in Alas
•Un for the past sixteen years nil of
which he has spent in Nome. He is
a member of the Eagle fraternity and
also of the Masonic order. He leaves
i sorrowing wth> «»d two hoys who
are well known 'in the city.
The sympathy of the community
goes out to Mrs. Danielson in this
dark hour, and we all—with regret
must how before the grim reaper who
has so suddnely taken from our midst
one so respected and beloved.
The funeral of Carl M. Danielson
will take p|ace tomorrow afternoon at
2:30 when the services w*ill be
read in the Federated church. Hev.
John Parsons will officiate. The Ma
sons, Oddfellows and Eagles will at
tend the funeral in a body.
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ODD FELLOWS ATTENTION.
All Oddfellows will meet at Eagle
Hall at 1:30 sharp to attend funeral
of Brother Carl M. Danielson.
F. S. FOI-ET, Secretary.
SLAUGHTER SALE
Still On
WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR BIG SPECIALS.
Something different each day
Remember we are closing out certain line* of Merchandise.
Come in now, and make your selection while the picking ie good.
THIS IS A STRICKLY CASH SALE.
G. P. QOGGIN "
BrE goods
CHEAP JOHN STORE
Sells Them
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If you want to buy
NEW GOODS CHEAP
Come and examine our stock
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