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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-30

Outside of the coal question, in the regular meeting of the city council last evening there was little of lm- portance to come up: but the coal situation and the price il may go to. this had Councilman Mielke worked up to concert pitch. SD he could hard ly wait for the proper order under which the same should be taken up to report upon for he made at least three false starts and was pulled back.
 The municipal coal pile is now to be placed in the developing solution and in few weeks Nomeites will know how it pans out. Councilman Miclke is to sail on the steamship Victoria to ascertain what he can land coal per ton for in Nome. to be sold to the people at the dock. they to haul the same away at once or arrange to haze without placing coal in yard. should he be able to arrange to have this done for sl7.50 per ton or better. the city will take over so many thousand tons. to be sold at once to the people. otherwise they will have the experi- ence. ascertain what Is what. and lt the people know all about it.
 City Health Officer Sloan reported there had been one death in the city during the past month. no patients i'm the hospital at the city's expense. oneI case of contagious disease-mumps-I and the general health of the city good.
 The coal committee reported the J. J. Sesnon Company had reported they
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-30

This morning about nine o'clock, while the storm was raging. and the longshoreman were getting lighters and seows int shelter. or safely an chored to their morings. man named John Schindler. met with painful ac- cident wherein both bones In his left leg were broken. and he is now in the Holy Cross hospital.
 According to the information at hand. Schindler was on the lighter trying 10 secure the scow. when of a
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-30
GENUINE SOUTHEASTER
 IS NOW ON

Nome and Seward Peninsula is now in the grasp of genuine southeast CT. The storm is accompanied with running full of water, and the miners having ample for mining purposes.
 Shipping is at standstill while the shore line is being washed and scour- ed by the high rallers as they come dasihng in from seaward. It looks like a genuine storm and may last for several days, then again it may quiet down as suddenly as it sprang up
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-30
MARRIAGE OF KITTY
 FOR TONIGHT

Victor Gillard has announced ai, retention of putting the Marriage oi Ki,ty" on the board of tn Eagle hal ,.right. this ought 10 draw pc"ple out even on strmy night. for Mis- Rob- erts in teh comedy that she Is in her best being when playing Kitts
 In addition to Robertson a:.i Miss Barry singing. Victor Gillard Will ee- cite the Shooting of Dal HcGrew'' by Robert W. Service
 The Marriage of Kitty has a splen- did reputation as a laugh maker. One of Englands greatest actresses used IL as a vehicle-Marie Tempest. We are informed by those who have seen.
 When in Dawson Victor Gillard re cited before ervice himself. and is the happy possessor of a letter of recom- mendation from him which Is given below
 Dawson. Y. T. June 25. 1912. Dear Mir. Gillard:
 had the great pleasure of hearing you recite some of my stun the other evening and must cordially express my satisfaction of the way you handled it. Your interpretation of my lines was convincing. sympathetic and Illuminating. and by far the best I have heard l must congratulate you on your excellent art, and myself on having one who reads my work with such splendid effect. Wishing you long success Sincerely yours.
 ROBERT ". SERVICE
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-30
MUNICIPAL COAL YARD
 LOOKS LIKE 4 REALITY

would allow the city 1000 tons of coal spot cash in the yard for S1S.j0 per ton. The copmittee reported coal would very likely go to S22. and per haps S25 per ton before the end of the coming winter.
 IL was also reported the Sesnon peo- Die had landed at solomon the coal to replace the fuel borrowed fran the E1odine Dredging Company last win ter. the cost of which amounted to ssS435.
 A lease was ordered executed be- tween the city and $. J. Kimball Co. for the fire house at rental of s25 per month. same as last year.
 The coal question was then taken up. Councilman Mielke offered to go out on the Victoria. if the city would purchase him a round trip ticket. that was all he asked. and if he failed to purchase coal. and he would not con tract until he could land it for SSl7.50 of better. why he would pay the cost of the round trip ticket himself Thereupon it was ordered the city purchase a round trip ticket for Coun eilman Miclke. and he to look into the coal question. and ascertain what could be accomplished toward estab- fishing municipal coal pile. or yard in Nome.
 City Attorney Reed then called the attention of the council to the assess ment for replanking Front street and stated the same per foot should now be established. levied and collected,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-30
SEEN AND HEARD

The chief topic of eonV.rsation in Nome at the present time bieng that ot politics, and the people can hardly wait for the Nugget to go to press to set the news to learn the latest de- NeIopments. For the next few days ur until the Senator returns from over St. Michael Way. there will be little doing Tor the candidates are now punched in the rtver country. where the towns are lew and far between and the country spars,ly settled.
 Nile Temple memb,rs are to do the huuors when the Shriuers arrive in Name this year. Two years ago the bard,u fell upon the Shriners of the various temples here in Nome. but the large class put through by the Nile Temple al that time. remain in su'h- cent numbers to do the honors 1his year.
 Miss Roberts, If the May Roh,rts Company. has decided tg remain in Some, and become one uf us-for sev- oral weeks al least-and NomeiteS wn show their appreciation by turning out ta attend the plays to be gwen by this popular company Three a week Is about the rish, number. I, al lows a rest all round. for al this sea son of the year there is ouly limited population to draw fram
 Every machine shop in Nome is working over time al the present this means there IS something doing out in the hills and upon the creeks The rain has furnished ample water for all and the miners are so busy they canot afford to miss a shift. SD stay right out al the camps and collect their & per day, for between now and the last sailing. there is just enough time 10 earn a good grubsta!,e for the coming winter.
 The steamship Victoria is not in any
 
 appears To he willing 10 help it pound in time. Nothing like having a vessel capable of making such fast time il has to lay by for while to allow the schedule running time 10 catch up
 The coal question is bothering the city dads just al present. and To get a lineup on the situation. the mem bers of the council will dispatch the Watch Dog 10 the outside upon the steamship Victoria 10 see what can he accomplished in the way of cheaper fuel for the people The city stands tp lose nothing, provided cheaper fuel i, brought to town. and disposed of right away. Then again if no coal is purchased it will cost nothing. for thel price of round trip ticket will be re- funded by Mlelke. should he fail to land coal in Nome as cheap as sl7.5oI IT better.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-30
iCk" w..-S THE
 NUGGET ABOUT BILL
Nugget Special Service.

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 21.-- limiting number of placer claims tu two each month just pasesd the sen ate by unanimous vote. Signed James Wickersham. delegate from Alaska.
 The above wire was addressed tu the Nome Gazette" and had to be sent back for corrected address w. wonder if Wick" found it that hard to write Nugget" he substituted Gazette"
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-30
FORMER SENATOR
 WASHeURN PASSES AWAY
Special Nugget Service.

oPoCiai NuS0et oerSice.
 MINNEAPOLIS. July 3O.-Former Senator William Drew Washburn. the road president. passed away this morning after a lingering illness of several days. Old age hastened by pneumonia, was the cause of his death.
 The deceased is one of the best known men in the state, and has served his country in the national leg islative as we'll as his home states. He was born at Livermore. Me. in 1921 1857. making this his home ever since
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-30

The municipal coal yard has been the hobby of the Watch Dog. and should he make il stick. why it will be case of hats off" to this won derful councilman. for many have tried and failed at this game, but then Mielke has won so often hv a close shave. he may be as successful in pur- chasing coal as he Is with gold dust
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-30
kRAUczUNAs ON VICTORIA.

KaZis KraucZunas. the socialist can didate is marooned out on board the kept just a little in advance of the other candidates seeking election. and no doubt expected to work this field before the arrival of Gilmore. Jen- nings and Harrais.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-30
GOVERNMENT STAMP
 GOODS AT THE EAGLE

For government stamped seods h siqusrs of all descriptions, 100 proof. i"quirs at the Eagle saieon or call up Main 1eA
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-30

Somebody said f yu want to be . Nomeite you'll have to stay over win ter. May Roberts said: "l can do that too.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-30
WHAT'S THE USE?

Every one is bound to learn soonsr or later. Why try to cheat your neigh. bor' Tell the truth and let them all have shot at the only music what is.
 BOB.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-30
SEND YOUR LAUNDRY

To the Peoples' Laundry where you will receive good work executed by none but white employees. who receive the standard wages.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-30
50,00o UABoRERS
 NEEDED IN NORTHWEST
Special Nugget Service.

MINNEAPOLIS. July 29.-Notices have been sent out to the effect fifty thousand laborers will be needed in the Northwestern states to help har- vest the bumper crops.
 The wheat and grain crops this summer are banner ones. and the rec ords of the past three years will be smashed. and thousands of extra hands will be required to help gather in the bountiful harvest.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-30

A ball team pulling together can best team of stars Its the same in the show business.-May Roberts.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-30

pr. Andrews, dentist, is now back in his old stand in the Board of Trade building.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-30

Remember we are retailers as we'll as wholesalers. Special bottle sale. Sew erd Commercial Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-30
KEEP AWAIT STAY AWAY.

H you como you sure have to stay. they all go home late (poor wifs), none but the deaf can break away from such music. BOB.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-30

An actor is as good as a travelling man, if he hebaves himsef.-May Roberts.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-30

Some people are so great they don't try. We aren't SO much, but we do our best.-May Roberts.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-30
L0NGSHOREMAN MEETS
 PAINFUL ACCIDENT

sudden the hawser frightened throw ing the longshoreInan against the side of the scow with terrific force. break ing his leg. The man was taken to the hospital. and pr J. H. Mustard called. An examination proved both the bones in his left leg were broken. These Dr. Mustard reset and the pa tient is resting quietly at the hospital
 We want to be Nomeites. too, May
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-30

WE DELIVER FREE. Fresh fruit and vegetables at Royal Fruit Store.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-04-11

as a nation to live. On" motto il,
let sel6shness die-Let Us wish
to do the work Of she mast -
Let US beautify our homes c.,
ucate our children to love tI,tt
neigh Dor, and DO god ter eyi
Let not troie cries Of DANCER
alarm you plant vis.ryarIs ~,
cat the fruit II tbs manaer
educate men tope dependant, ON
them, civ. alone, il t" { vineyard
OF love by the >ti w".erH peace
Educate men into re thou4Nt
that the life Of p"ae* aud good
will, is far better than the siren
ious Of strifa, bIOods;cd and red
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-04-11
Ranch I 4 lale

1,.. Coed Stock RanlA il North Hestfr wyoming iof
CAVE AIarqe amount ia Ia@e aay. WA II '"AeA ~ Ns
,t M from 900 TO 400 tor Of Hay each year Deo'' ~
r,nd and Truck PATIO cs Fuel and Fence F'N's ~" ~ 2
49,, g., ,ocr Ee.r Psiroad and 4 II. Sa'' n ore "he
1s,d NV J n Isl 1872, Will 'eke $eslV W 'oi IL
:, half down the msind or from ne to tour years WHO
.-, r,r further 1af ,rmaon write or ecu.e to this
OFFICE.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-04-11
OF ONE BLOOD;
TEN. T;

Ari hath mad o. orc bl1ol all nations Of
iaa!, =, l., drcil en- nil the face OF the Garth.
ana ha'H dstcrmiAoa t. times before appoint
p aui ;nv h r!,8Ji ot ih.rr ha,; &;i"n
chat, G. s.-0.,i-r,S ths l.n.d, il nsply sAoy
ice not FAR frem every ono OF as; Ac.s, II &c II
I'uogJr Russ9.i cla>,Jtie, this
'lexl on N az. 11tn 1912 in Lon
don And makes t divisions Of
H. We shall speak from It's uni.
TED PRINCIPALS, notlclng briefly
his iirst division,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-04-11

IA - ~ u q al Ia, e'H! MA Lin, thron2h Ge
"- hot lar freni every ono OF as; Acts, &c IL
i'ua.Jr Auss9.i cla>,Jfe, this
lexl on N ar. 17tn 1912 in Lon
don And makes t divisions Of
H. We shall speak from It's uni
TED PRINCIPALS, notlclng briefly
his iirst division,
| lst. THE EORE-ORDAlNED
TIMES,
In The lst. point we have d
wong idea presented, IL 0 az teXa
we do rot .inu where God 1ore.Or-
! daineu them. But we 90 find IN
our Text where God said tn, ugh
! Pau: that lie had detormll ID the
times before lie appointed item.
k4a4: He hath uetcrm bed
the times, before appointed"
Trnt is We repeat, God dct T.
:,
mind teen hefJre He appointed
itAeul You can never ordaln a
,chaIuU:rr, until that character IS
pres, nj, bvt-yuu can Diet, rhine
the tiaIr, or even the place when
ana where >on VIII 90 20: $" ''o'
4eterm'n"4 lho time when lie
would send Jesus Chr'st' VINO
was GcIore pr1ached unto you
r. thcH' Aod Noen tie came
The time lnen IN C''l1sV were or
, idalned t" us glorious pc'poae
And for an eXD hnatiOn of tnl.
fo.+ r.f,,r vou in thn me- vhpl
r,,,, or,n.,na }.is c,srin)ps.
! 0''' - VI N'''' ~
x.. ~ ,,ra,,o.; ,u, III At ', should 50 an
} nr,re forth fruit. aaa .bss your fr.i, should r.
ro,'n: That whatsoever ye shall .,k "ftno i'ssae
in fay aa'ae 10 'ass awe ~ JON 81. John 10 i
With ,),, TACT esta 3lished w
} sDa!l turn cur attrrt,nno t, t. :, r.
ii them with the teachings
mon God says, And hat
d msde Of one blood, al N
II ZION, Of u.en, TO dwell unon a
III tha face Ct tie earth,' Inc q
blood is tie blood OF the Lol
e and Saviour Jesus Christ II
st blood is he life: and 1t was l
This that PAU, said.
he Blu, now, iu Christ 'f'ns' 20 WI" ''' '',
x were Jar 'f Afe F'N'' =" -
us u,h;s j. tho blood that q
lis ~, lions to live bv. r
an ,ha r,,,,, ant that crawls
III ,,,n., ,,,s this blood,
.as W. r IL n,,lons of mn we're
he ,n ~. two face Of tn G ear
,ot u W. GU va ,,1.,,o,,,d @ lin
q Au'' m, ,.n fin
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-04-11

llaTs' lnn same lntailurI i'll VI T.
lst. CHI, If Can if not why did
Cos say in =. ye,' Of ch, Gen.
tnat he creayDd ma1, and after
he had created H.! .&i;,.<< ne 80. l
that be saw every thing unat +"
uaI made thal i. vas 4 .n~i.
And does the Word CO a'ed or
made complete tIis man, If hot
what dla Cod Ole IS Vhcn lie said
he blessed >u-m NJ gov suppose
that he made Nhom on Of ci1Y
vixen he said he created them
Those fCnr words ara ctl;ct
four verbs by the educated Her
Of to d,y Now - tie reatlv'
meaning f those four words, To-
verbsaS they are callrd) Creator
in the broad sense taHeS il Al
OF Gods work OF crCatlnn. IL
miror sense 1t can Dc applied t
any Part of God : work Of cr'at
ion nevertheless the word Great
ion is the root word OF the four
The word create means l.
.114$1't', tAlav b, 10 spe"
eonetl,,ny into beng ont
nothing, read the evidences
"By th9 w,rl Of tae Lof
u.ro fine heavens made: ano a
the. host of them by tie oF' al
OF his nouth,
For he spaFe, and 1t vas a. II
H. commanded and it sIooo ID
Psalms SO go -,
Coo in his creation SPEAKS !
man male and female lnto (
ista1ce by the breath OF I
mouth. out Of nothing but "
WAS not the case with the IN
that He formed after the SIEVE"
day, This lat ln"n sp ken o. " .
formed from the dust OF I
arounA. Cod took the dust u
Ha hsd created and formed
noo out Of it this shows the 4
terenc, there was IN bow
,uoma7 was ma lie. Now We n
Gonna 70 the third prop'~l'
or word made or make LEY
make maj" the word make l.
the future tenso, the 'rd m
in the past tense. when Goa :
,et ia make nun H. SPOKE
VIVA, He wa, goiog to 90
when he said that He saw
thai He had made, lie spoE
what He had done, the
Made then, stand for the
works completed and when
ed togathvr to create is tie
10 form ls,ha second, then
botn works were complete "
ed It made. Now we have b
our worthy inquirer the q
pnce in the word create ano
80 God said II have created
O Jacob, l have formed II
Israel | have made thee 10
self" God created h;n VI
cre,rted the earth G>d tt
him when he to K thH Gu
formed it into a man and
God completed b m h Y a
We fully trust that we hav
the desired kno Vi, dge ask
and if not p'eare ask a''a
word, to bui d, and build {
the place of make and ms
love to answer questions,
know that more than !, Oh
get the light hoping that
dav we may be able to
who love truth we beg 70
ina faithful servant of the
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-04-11

DA"s0tl IL, II IT,. q, 1872
NUES NIONS 10. ~.

DaT;ot, IL, Mr.. u, 1912
D. pa b .0:,er ilrt>t. ! Ihragh,
/ ", Bait !Gy you i<nc> "0% "t are
ssar flin< n.,1. ~ A'ta, | hAve
J., irnGi many ,i.i0,;s 'joge | have
O .een roa I.ny tn. JEGSsGr.
! T. hsI3 pret3ne1 TIE "ori OF
Sol fort year, ;pfo"e | Rov your
rr-,aoer, and | find that | kne"
ltl.lny about tie vOrl so |
Ia l[w4sa tt'Se teacher trying
. each som athing | knew moth
ing aooI5 pnt STAGE have read
the URG~sET [ have learned
aany wings tnat never knew
before. ] nave talked t. many
u 'he bi3,o il III 8 N ,nths and
ttiey al. 81 | thai it is right
wait tie read r &C the CRF,S
SET to answer tics: questions
tor feel chat II is my duty to
d. THIS.
/. | want someone to tell me
the moaning 10 tAu Novd d.
Z. Aud dos tHc word modG
law the same meaning in tire
lst. CHI, If Gan if not why did
Cos say in :. We, Of ch. Gen.
tnau he creased ma1, and after
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-16
CHICAGO GETS NEXT
X. OF C. CONVENTION

Peoria, H., May 16.-The Illinois
state convention of knights OF Column
bus will meet in Chicago next year,
according to a decision reached by the
1912 convention which closed its ses-
sion In this city last night. Officers
elected for the ensuing year follow:
State Deputy-Le Roy Hackett, Chi
cago.
State Secretary-M. E. Dalton, Chi,
cago.
State Dieter, Naper,
vile.
State Advocate-Eresia Meeks. 10,
liet.
State warden-W. D. Rose, Spring,
field.
Delegates TO the Supreme Convention
Lawrence Ryan, Decatur; W. E
Clark, Amboy; DR.. E. y. Redder. Chi,
cago; Francis J. Houlihan, Chicago;
John r. Kilcran, Granite City; X. ]
Freiberg, Quincy; o. J. Dolan. Peoria
Preparations were made and an ap
preparation set aside to send 700 dele
gates from Illinois 10 the unwilling OF
the statue of Columbus at Washington
June S.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-16
All That Is Earthly
Is Subject to Pain
king Solomon.

The victims of rheumatism all tell
the same story; they have sore, in
famed muscles and stiff, aching
joints; they have no ambition or
strength and get nervous and irri-
table, which is not to be wondered
at. We realize how much they sui
fer.
"Nurito," a prescription free from
Opiates and narcotics, will Danish all
aches and pains, and timber up those
sore and iniamed muscles, or your
money will be refunded.
We realize that there are worthless
and dangerous remedies which are
sold as cure-alls by the help of manu-
featured testimonials, whose object
is to extract gold "Nurito's" puT-
pose is to give relief, and is compos-
ed exclusively as a specific remedy
for those only who suffer from rbeu-
matism. sciatica or neuritis.
Convince yourself. Go TO the Har-
per House pharmacy today, get a 81
box of "Nurito," the remedy that pro-
duces results.
You can feel il working.
Compounded by the Magistral Chem
ical Co., Flatiron building. New York.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-16

R. r. Reynolds voted in the negative.
One of the reasons which he gave for
the position was the fact that the
resolution provided for payment OF
more than $500 to S. D. Folsom, town
clerk, as the city's share of the re-
cent election expenses. Commission
er Reynolds holds that the election
was illegal and that the payment of
the sum, therefore, is illegal.
Richard Mandell, who left the fire
department service Feb. 6, was al
lowed $3.50. the amount of a sick
claim, based upon illness, which was
sent in the day after his severance OF
connections with the department.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-16

strength in nearly every county in the
state, Deneen and the republican party
have lost ground.
This, Judge DUNES managers de-
clare, indicates that Governor Deneen,
during the past four years, has lost
much of the strength which gave him
a majority of $4,000 over Stevenson
in 1908. Deneen carried Cook county
four years ago by the small majority
of 46 votes against the down state DEM
ocratic candidate. In the 1908 primary
Stevenson was only given a vote of
slightly over 10000 in Cook county,
while Judge Dunno was given in Cook
county in April a record breaking pri-
mary vote of over 100000.
In many down state counties the
returns show that Deneen fell far be-
hind in his primary vote this year in
comparison with that given him four
years ago.
Judge Dunno has received since the
primary hundreds of letters from every
part Of the state from leading repub-
licans who have declared their oppos.
ition to Governor Deneen and who
have promised to throw their support
TO the democratic party in November
Requests for Dunno campaign but.
tons and Autographs are being receiv.
ed from democratic leaders in differ.
ent portions Of the state by every mail
at the Dunno headquarters, 1893 City
Hall Square building, Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-05-16
SEARCH FOR BOYS
IS Countrywide
Two Cincinnati Children,
Thought to Have Been
Kidnapped, Hunted.
ARE OF POOR PARENTS
People Over the Land Are Giving Aid
Wherever Possible to Secure
Return.
ARE OF POOR PARENTS

A countrywide search is being
made for two Cincinnati boys, Robert
and Urban Nichols, aged six and four
years, respectively, who were kidnap-
er. presumably by band of Hungar-
ians, April 90, and whose absence
has been conspicuous since. The boys
are children of poor parents who are
unable to institute a search unaided
and the business men of the city
have offered rewards for the return
of the youngsters. The police depart
ment has cast circulars broadcast
through the land, and every police
department is willing to do all in its
power TO relieve the anxiety and suf-
fering of the parents through the ap-
prehension of the kidnapers and the
return of the children. In case in
forQation is received concerning the
children, notice should be sent to
William Copelan, chief of police of
Cincinnati. Chief James Brinn Of
the local department has spread the
notice broadcast in this city.
DESCRIPTION OF BOYS.
Robert Nichols is six years of age;
height three feet four inches; weight
so pounds; light hair; dark brown
eyes; wore dark brown rompers
trimmed with red braid; black but
ton shoes and black stockings; bare
headed.
Urban Nichols is four years of age;
height about three feet; weight 35
pounds; brown hair; dark brown
eyes; wore blue and white rompers,
small red dress; black button shoes
and black stockings; bareheaded.