DREAM THEATER
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
Nance O’Neil Theda Bara William Shay
in Count Leo Tolstoi’s Drama
“ KREUTZER SONATA"
_ 5 PARTS 5_
NEWS NOTES
Jot* Crabtree was among those* sail
ing for Kortuna Ledge on the Belinda
last evening.
Advices from St. Michael this af
ternoon said that the Meteor would
leave for .Nome about 2 this afternoon.
The 1rial jury attending tin* pres
ent term of court was excused by
Judge Tucker until September 27 at
2 p. m. at the morning session today.
Tl»t* road commission dispatched a
crew of men to the Kougarok yester
day to commence operations on the
roads in that section.
The barge towed to Nome short lv
after the breakup last spring and later]
oink near the \laska Lighterage I
docks Was tossed up on tile beach by I
tin storm near Mel Ike way.
•Mrs. Cornelia Hatcher, president of!
*’.«< Woman’s Christian Temperance!
( nion, is expected to arrive in a few j
days from the Tanana country.
A wire* received from Seattle this
morning states that the steamer Cma
tilia departed for Nome on the eve
ning of last Monday, the hour being
11:30. The steamer will thus arrive
here about Monday morning next.
Kvidences of campaign activities
• side from tin* gathering of little
groups of t hr* war horses of both
parties in secluded corners are pro
i
nt in tin display of campaign cards
of Candidates Clrigsby and Sulzer at
. rlous points of vantage about town.
With the two rival candidates for Ihe
attorney generalship and a delegate
nominee all in town al the same lime j
there ought to lie some smoke arising
before long.
The work of discharging the Purler
is now progressing smoothly and
much of the cargo has been placed
on shore during the day.
The arrival of the Arctic from
Kotzebue sound and way ports is ex
pected any lime. The Silver Wave!
is also on ils Way down the coast and
will probably arrive by tomorrow.
The republicans will hold a pow
wow tonight for the purpose of com
pleting ihe campaign plans and other- |
wtsif attending to the stratcgetical |
features of the coming political battle, j
Judge Tucker yesterday granted an i
injunction in the ease of McManigle j
vs. Matthaus pending an adjustment
of certain difficulties concerning the j
working of the claim by the defendant, j
The schooner P.elinda pulled out. j
for Portuntt I.edge last evening with
about fifteen passengers and a con-j
siderable quantity of freight and liter- j
eha ndise.
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The Chamber of Commerce met last
night and adopted a resolution asking
the authorities to establish the pro
posed home for Pioneers, for which
an appropriation was made by the t
legislature, nt Kruzamnpa Springs.
■Many reasons are adduced as to why
I be location offered by Judge Schofield
should he selected by the board in
! preference to any other. The special
committee appointed to select an ex
hibit of Seward peninsula products for
the Seattle agricultural fair reported
that progress is being made and a fine
display being brought together.
The Meteor is expected to arrive
from St. Michael some time tomor
row bringing about twenty pas
sengers recently landed at that port
by the river boats. Among those ex
I" cted is Chas. Sulzer, the democrat
ic nominee for delegate.
Tonight "Kreutza Sonata" the fly;
part drama featuring Nance O’Neil.
1 heda Hunt and William Shay will tie
repealed. The house did a capacity
business last night and proved a
knockout. Tomorrow night Dustin
I' urn uni makes his first Nome appear
ance in “Cameo Kirby,” a thrilling
fill- part drama of the old south.
The Uitouche arrived in the road
stead from St Michael last evening
and o parted at 3:30 this morning
with th n:.;. end about $75,000 worth
of furs. Additional shipments aboard
the steamer were four hundred tons
of ore front up river points. The
steame. went to Golovin after leav
ing here to unload a quantity of
freight for that place. She was ex
pected to get away for Seattle about
is this morning. •
The German Side of the War, prob
ably the most complete and authen
tic record of war ever secured by the
moving picture process, will be pre
sented to the Nome public at Eagle
ball Saturday and Sunday evenings.
i Tho Aims are composed of actual
' scenes of lighting, takpn by Mr. Ed
win F. Weigle, stall photographer of
the Chtcugo^fTribuno and display tho
■ ■vents of conflict, the real lighting,
! going on along the far reaching but
| tie lines in France, Belgium and Uus
I on. When tho (terinans broke though
| die Uussiun lines at Turnow, Mr.
I Weigle was there with his camera by
special permission oi the Herman au
dioritics and stood in the trenches
>. lute'shot and shell flamed overhead
nan the Uussiun guns. He was with
a- Hermans along the famous net of
r. mhos along the French front and
■aw men fall before the furious blasts
sweeping over No Man's Hand. He
as with Ihe Hermans when they ad
vanced upon the trenches before Frze
mysl and also when they entered
Hemberg. What he saw he has pic
tured and tells a thrilling story. The
alms were brought to Nome by A. C.
Fox, well known in Nome through his
; former connection with the Fnnning
I Ioward company.
COBB TO BE
NOMINATED
—
! PETITION NOMINATING COBB
CIRCULATING AT FAIRBANKS
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I Pacific News Service.
FAIRBANKS, July 27. Represent
ative Dan Driscoll is today circulat
ing a petition nominating .1. H. Cobb
for territorial attorney general . It is
expected that Cobb will be endorsed
here hv Wickersham and the non
partisan ticket. As soon as the re
port is tiled, the petition will be for
warded to Cobb at Juneau with a re
quest that it be tiled there and that
he accept the nomination.
Although little known here Cobh's
friends believe that he will run very
strong owing to the hard fight he has
made against the fisheries. Because
t
of his connection with the fisheries
fight he is certain to lie a favorite
in the coast sections.
ELECTION CARDS PRINTED
AT NUGGET OFFICE.
WHEN njM ACHES
A Woman Find® All Her Energy and
Ambition Slipping Away.
Some women know how the aches
and pains that often come when the
kidneys fail make life a burden. Rack
ache, hip pains, headaches, dizzy
spells, distressing urinary troubles,
are ferquently indications of weak
kidneys and should be checked in
time. Doan’s Kidney Pills are for the
^idne.vs only. They attack kidney
diseases by striking at the cause.
Can Alaska sufferers desire strong
er proof than this woman's word?
Mrs. S. O. Turner, 608*6 Tenth st,
Sacramento, Cal., says: “I underwent
three operations and this severe
strain, together with colds, affected
my kidneys. I had pain through my
hack and could hardly stool* over for
if I tried to, pains caught me. My
back and limbs were so stiff I couldn’t
move. My kidneys acted too often.
Doan's Kidney Pills have always
promptly relieved me of every attack
of kidney suffering.”
Price 50c, at all dealers. Dbnt’ sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that
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Prop., Ruffalo, N. T.
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AT BARGAIN PRICES
OUR STORE WILL CLOSE SATURDAY JULY 29 TH
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Store building and fixtures for sale.
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NEW YORK THREATENED
WITH STREET CAR STRIKE
Pacific News Service.
NEW YORK, July 27. The street j
•armen’s strike in Westchester eoun- i
ty and the Bronx now threatens to j
U'tead over the entire city owing to ,
he Inclination of the local carmen to j
take up the cuuse of the strikers, j
hero have heen numerous disorders
growing out of the strike and several
incipient riots have taken place be
i ween the strikers and the strike
breakers by the traction company.
Efforts are now being made to have'*!
'.he differences decided by urbitration j
though it is doubted if the local men I
will agree us they are in a position
to force the companies to terms.
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ELECTION CARDS PRINTED
AT NUGGET OFFICE.
Chickens, rule per pound: eggs 7.V per
dozen. George Prosser, phone I:;., k ",.
ATTENTION REPUBLICANS..
A hii.slni'Hs meeting of the Republic
on Club will he helii Thursday, July
_’,'lh, at !» p. m.
SEWARD PENtNSIhA RRPUBTJ
CA N CLUB,
By \V. TV A ROY CHACE, Pres.
( HAS. It. MIL.OT, Heey.
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NOTICE
1 I,.i<llts' M ils, large and small.
I Shin Waists, Skirls and Stamp* *J
f Joods.
• l>. M. C. Thread.
J (’lowing; out all IIoimc Dreses at
| 75c to $2.00 each, size 34 to 40|
I A few odd sizes In Children’s
Dresses, f»0e to $1.00. i
MRS. J. WANOER
f Stt’tMid ave., opposite Courthouse.
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Cauliflower, Green Peas, Celery, Rhubarb
Onions, Cabbage. Cherries, Bananas, Peaches, j
Plums, Water /Melons, Tomatoes, Cucumbers
head Lettuce
Moller’s Grocery
211 Front Street Phone Main 86 j
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