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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16
PERKELEY ADVERT'S'NTS
HExxELEY ZEAL ESTATE.

BGAkEhG4 kGAA 16xA9G
s2e5o-NEW 7-roem cottage in good location,
$1,000 each-2 dainty Groom cottages.
x.:3OO-Dafrty broom cottage. hardwood floors
convenient to the trains
S35O0-New T-room house. including stable.
S3150-Good 1-room house on easy terms
S4C00-Good 7-room house; nice location.
S4SOU-Elegant T-room house in fine location
hardwood floors.
S5750-Elegant S-room house; east OF Tele-
graph ave- should be seen.
SGf00-Elegant new S-room house on NE. cor
ner; fine place.
s1O00-Flne S-rUom house on one OF the pre.-
tiest and most convenient corners.
SOO0-Magnificent S-room house on elegant
NV. corner.
Some beautiful marine view lots at a bar
JUsTER & BAIRD. 21sI shattuck ave.
s75o-coRNER let; blocks from High
$11O0--Lot south front, oOxl35; east OF Col
s1oOo-1choice lot on CARRIER st; Reservoir
s2oco--Lot on Benvenue ave, near Dwight
way.
s2oeo-7 rooms, new; south frontage; close to
station.
ssloo--s rooms. new: cherry orchard: bargain.
A number of good houses for rent Furnished
houses for rent for summer vacation at
nominal rent.
r. A. BERRY & 90,
Postofhce Building
Berkeley, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16
BERKELEY's BEST BUYS

during the past two weeks we have secured
control OF a number of properties at prices
that mark them as genuine bargains. Here
few.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16

ZINkAND. GUM & WIELAND,
81 Montgomery ST. Phone Main $500.
S17 ,oO0-Cnoice piece inside of Larkin near
Ellis; lot 30xl3T g; good substantial
house il ct present; could be raised
and store put underneath and ad-
diton put II, making rooming- house
above OF about % rooms; here is a
chance TO have a piece OF property
bringing a steady income of 10 pr
cent
$50, s00-3 beautiful marine view fats. close to
Fillmore and Union: domed and beaMed
ceilings: elegantly finished: electric
lighted modern in every detail; rents
Sl2Co per year
S7,750-Jessie ST.. near First: 3-story frame
and brick building: leased TO one tenant
for years for $3.50 per year.
IS, a60-Eig ighteenth ST. Sanchez: fats
in fine condition OF and rooms and
iath: lot 95x114; renting for $40 per
year.
We have choice assortment OF cottages in
the Richmond District from 5000 TO $4,000;
modern and up-to-date.
ZINKAND. GUM & WIELAND,
SIT MONTGOMERY st Phone Main $500.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16

S23J0-25 ACRES good valley land: one mile
from large town; Alameda County: public
and high schools; land all in crop; some i'm =
provements; fine climate; ideal general
farm: also No: l location for poultry raising
II. H. CRANE. sos California St
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16

I5-ACRE fruit and poultry farm. Alameda
County valley land, close to large town;
public and high schools; good improvements;
10 acres choice vineyard (home mark st)
flowers, shade trees. etc: complete plant for
raising poultry and pigeons; abundance fine
water: personal property: price $500; easy
terms owner nonresident; a lovely and
profitable homo worth Investigating H. IL
CRANE sos California st
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16

DAN O'CALLAGHAN.
- Montgomery st. Near Market.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16

READ THE FOLLOWING AND BE CON-
WINGED.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16

S2.IGC-C hoice marine view lots: Filbert near
Brcderick: l-5 cash rema inGer IN J. ?
and 3 years; interest per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16

ley land. 2i2 miles from r R. central Ala
media County; house. barn. ouIbuiIdings
abundance water; owner a widow and the
farm must be sold; ST2 80 per acre buys IT /;
terms IL desired. II. II. CRANE. sos Cali
fornia ST.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16

FOR Beautiful home in Santa Cruz
mountains overlooking Monterey bay and
Santa Cruz; 80 acres partly under cultva-
tion, balance virgin redwoods.
Modern house. and basement ideal
surroundings; be used as sanatorirm; 4;
kinds mineral water; will be sold on liberal
terms for half its value. For further par
ticulars address F. S. GUNNISON, 317
Davis st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16

IS. .JO0-50x122 6; Treat ave. near 10th; g.
room fiats; renting for s95 a month.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16

Se 5Co-56xlCG: cor. Fulton and Central ave !;
excellent location for either home or
snail hsts
The daily sentinel., 1905-09-16
up AGAINST Tr.

Denver, Sept. 16.-John F.. Watt.
county assessor of Logan county and
George p. Brownlee, county assessor
of Morgan county are to be brought
before the state board of equalization
to answer charges preferred by the
tax agent of the Burling ton and the
Union Pacific raildoad companies,
that they have violated their bond, in
taxing property in two counties great
~ below it's fair cash value. hear
ing will be accorded next Wednesday
morning. If the complaining rail-
roads make good their charges. the
assessors will be compelled by the
board to raise their assessments.
They will also forfeit the bonds
which,they have placed on file in the
governors office. The two railroads
make the specific charge that high
class irrigated lands in these two
counties valued from $50 to SEQ per
acre is assessed at a nominal figure
OF from SO to SIS per acre. These
counties are not thicRly settled and
the railroads pay the greater portion
OF the taxes.
The daily sentinel., 1905-09-16
AT THE CHURCHES.

Baptist Needed. 4 Vision of
God. will be the pastors theme for
the mornings discourse In the
evening his text viii be "What the
Prodigal Lost
Methodist Rcv.D. d. Forsyth. the
new pastor win preach both morn
ing and evening, Miss Ethel 1aques
will lead the Epworth League. sub
iect. The Great Surrender.
st Matthew church, corner
4th and White; Sunday school at
10 n. M, morning service at II "a.
m.and evening service at p. m
Rev. c, W. G. Lyon. pastor.
Christian-The pastor has return
ed from the east and will 6ll the pull
pit tomorrow morning and evening
THE Great Surrender" will be the
subject for the Christian Endeavor
meeting.
Congregational-Re Becker's
morning subject viii be THE Mis-
use of Faith ~ In the evening the
discussion Will be lead from the text.
THE Cross in the Building of the
Church. Miss Ferhrache will sing
THE Triumph of Life" at the morn
ing service and in the evening she
viii sing MY Redeemer."
Presbyterian The pastor will
speak viii speak Sabnath morning
upon The Sabbath a Necessity of
Mans Nature" The evening tonic
will be Jesus Crowned. Roth sub
ieets viii be treated in practical way
Excellent special music by the choir.
Strangers in the city and all others
VIII receive a cordial welcome Mt
these services. Hours of service. n
a. m, and s p. m. Church al cor
uer OF Sixth and White
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CATsED n pANIC.

Avon, Comm, Sept. Ib.-The eN-
plosion of fuse. followed by a fire
in the building OF the Clixam Fuse
company. here this afternoon caus-
ed a panic among twenty employees
in the building and resulted in the
death of seven and injuries that will
probably prove fatal to several
others.
There was no way of coping with
the flames. which soon spread rapid
ly. and in less than an hour after
the explosion occurred those who
were unable to escape were in the
clutches of the fire that eventually
burned their bodies to ashes.
The daily sentinel., 1905-09-16
MORN SENSATIONS

New York, Sept 16. Revelations
more sensational and startling than
anything that has been brought out
since the insurance Investigation be-
slu, We're ELECTED from George W
Perkins. who occupies the dual po-
sition of being a partner In the firm
OF j. Pieruont Morgan a company.
and trustee OF the New York Life
Insurance company. Despite his at
tempt to explain away the question
able transactions, he was forced TO
make amazing admissions that 800.
GOO contributions TO each of the Re
publican national committee funds
In 1896, 1900 and l904. had been
made hy the company. He admitted
that three checks. aggregating more
than 100000 had been deposited
The daily sentinel., 1905-09-16
Grocerv Stores WnI close.

The followinggrocery stores viii
close from / to p. m, on Wednes-
day, September goth; Thursday, Sep
tember, 21 and Friday, September
22d and remain open in the even
ings:
The Enterprise, Wadsworth & Son,
SmithtThomas Grocery company,
Hilbert & Kuhlin. Heron & Cassells.
The Progress, NJ. j. Walsh and n.
Curosi
The daily sentinel., 1905-09-16
Rricll nnd stnne WnrI,.

The Odd Fellows Building Com
mittee will receive sealed bids until
12 o'clock, Thursday September 21,
1905 for the brick and stone work
on the building to be erected at
Fifth and Rood streets, Grand juno
tion. Plans and specifications may be
seen at the Office of the secretary, $50
Main street. The committee reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
By order of the Committee.
HENRY NICHOLS, Secy.
The daily sentinel., 1905-09-16
Miner Lived

Trinidad, Colo, Sept. Buried
for hours beneath rock and dirt in
the Hebron mines, an Italian miner
lived until succor was within few
feet of him. He was in a small space
between two boulders which prevent
ed him from being crushed. Tons OF
rock buried him from sight and it
only after 29 hours Of work that the
rescuers were able to reach him. Life
had ben extinct for only short
time
The daily sentinel., 1905-09-16

Last evening Mrs. orson Adams,
Jr. in a very delightful manner
entertained a party of young people
in honor of her visitor, Miss Bessie
Hamilton, at her home on East Rood
avenue.
This afternoon in Judge Byers'
court depositions of witnesses in a
case to be tried in Denver were taken.
The daily sentinel., 1905-09-16

>Sszse Jl.stsss>
The worthy w. c. T. u ladies, who
have teleghaphed the president about
the alleged sixty bottles of beer which
+ it is asserted have been sent him, .
. ought not to become hysterical If the
president sends back the laconic mes
sage, mind your own business"
90 Q
A new era for western Colorado
( opened yesterday when the Moffat
road reached Hot sulphur Springs, in
Grand county That hitherto virgin
/ territory will now be brought into
close contact with Denver and the
commercial center of the state and
progress and prosperity awaits those
who win take a hand in its develop
ment.
It was not necessary for the press
to state that Johnson. the murderer
of John Fox, of Trinidad, died like
a coward. He lived and acted the
coward all his life and his last das-
tardly. cowardly act. deprived the
state of one of its most honored
citizens. Not tear, a single regret
follows the half-breed who killed be-
loved little John Fox. He died as he
should, unmourned and unhonored.
o o .
Only a blind man would fail to
see the march OF Improvement being
made in the lower valley, in and
around Fruita. That il has taken
on new life. greatly to its material
benefit is apparent even from a cas-
ual glance. The men and women of
that section are the most proyident
portion OF Mesa county's inhabitants
and a thrifty. contented and happy
people have settled there to make it
their future home.
600
certain Prof. Jones, who assur-
, ed his victims that he had telephone
communication with the Angel
4 Gabriel" has been catching suckers
to the extent of $500 weel, in New
York and now those victims have
head the 'pufessor" arrested. We
thing the injured man is the 'pufes-
sor." Whenever people are so gull
ible as to believe that charlatin
1 has connection with anything. save
4 their pocketbooks, they ought to be
: served as they have been.
4 Slate fixing has already commen-
4 ced throughout the state The dis
patches name Hon. Horace T. De
\ Long, OF this city, for secretary OF
4 state as the choice of the Wolcott
faction of the -earty Anyhow it
a seems that no slate can be made up
THAT does not include Senator De
q Long in It's roster. We believe that
II it is due Senator DeIong. for his
3 bold position in the stealing of the
ii governorship. that he be recognized
u by his party, 1t has few better men
nor more able.
Evidently Rev. James II. Houghton
1 of ST Marks Episcopal church has
z some very tender memories of the
= brides he has kissed. privilege ac-
s corded the officiating minister at
< marriages. That he has kept cases
. to use the slang expression, upon the
n quality of the osculatory act is evil
E dent from his declaration that re-
q cent beautiful bride. Mrs, Mabel
Il Fisher johnson was the most beauti-
+ full girl who ever had passed down
the aisles of his church, a bride This
81 comment was made immediately
( after the reverened gentleman had
3 claimed the privilege of bestowing a
s kiss upon the bride.
The daily sentinel., 1905-09-16
Notice.

Public notice is hereby given that
the secretary of School District No. l
will receive bids for supplying the
school district with coal for the COM
ing year Said bids should be for
mine run and lump coal. These bids
will be received up to six o'clock pm,
September 90. 1905. See specifica-
tions for bid at the office of the
secretary.
(signed) VIM. A. MARSH,
Secy. of School Board.
The daily sentinel., 1905-09-16
A Remedy without A PeeT.

Il find Chamberlain stomaiSn ,bsn
Liver Tablets more benehcia. ls5 for
any other remedy I ever Tlots
stomach trouble" says j. +. F.iMsr M q
of Edna, Mo. For any dlsoi csossti-
the stomach, biliousness OF sort
patton these Tablets are VIZ VIZ
peer For sale by all drussl7'9'
The daily sentinel., 1905-09-16

Denver. Sept. IG.-Armed guards
are stationed on Wyncood street. be-
tween 10th and 18th streets, TO pre-
vent the Denver Tramway company
from grabbing the street at night and
laying track. 1t is said that the
Union Depot company, the Rio Grande
and the Colorado & Southern rail-
roads have adopted this method to
prevent any tramway occupation.
The daily sentinel., 1905-09-16
ONLY COX NH
"AlI the Mny

from Denver, Colorado Springs AH'
Pueblo.
Tickets on sale daily sep'eIs..,
18th to October 31st, good IN 'H-'
cars, tourist sleepers or coaches,
Tourist sleeper to CullluIu~
without change, leaving peh'e'
daily at S p. M. w.
Comfortable and Ecnnoml'''
Write j. u. HALL, Cen AE''
T. ~ $. +. Ry, Denver, Colo
The daily sentinel., 1905-09-16
Cured OF Lame Back After 10 ''
OF Intense Suffering

Il have been troubled wiz Ind
back for fifteen years ana l ,yS Cbam-
complete recovery in the use o., I.sr 3
derlains S Pain Balm, SAYS ;y,2l'rsut In
Bisher. Gillian. Ind. TINS lli,n-alns
is also without an equal lot ~ al
and bruises. 1t is for SAFE a.
druggists.
The daily sentinel., 1905-09-16
Chamberlain Caugh Remedy ~"
Nature. ID

Medicines that aid nature ~ -
ways most effectual. Champ'e. ,''
Cough Remedy acts on TINS pian' I,,,rs.
allays the cough. relieves the l11 .,'o5s
aids exploration, opens the secle',s ~ sTs-
and aids nature in restoring lni5 4,
TEN to a healthy condition 'o'-
all druggists.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-06-08

sefa5l closed last week Weia# and gE saturday Miss tza Walton, "l# has z5 successfully taught tas 9#.#.er' department tae 9as. year. l-f. r. d.. City af seattle for gglre an .zf#.... trip. She will si=i- ll Seattle .sH - day= and will then -1 direct fy gar..- ua-ti. ohio. for 9 Ei-is Hi61 Ha. ae.'. at the old home. -t'-s Walton "5ll E- turn ia gima to e.Ea up Ter vsss :a '. z school the coming year.
 Our school board have selected for yri' a.eal yf the public schools t.e con- ingv=ar, Mr. Charles G Benson, a5 WaaaleIee, Wash, young aaa w.5 sends splendid crt ieHtials from elar-- ti0lal institutions of his state.
 Louie Partee came up from Lor.rs last week, and after visiting friends igr several days left for Portland to take ;a the exposition This is the first time Louie had been iu t9wn for several months
 Mr Holladav, examiner of mines at Dawson, was 2 passenger up on the Princess Ma. He was from Robert Reid's old home. nd ha and Bob had 8 great time tai .s about people and things in general.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-06-08

Messrs H. Austin, of Minneapolis, Minn and F. E. Merrill, of Fargo. Y. D are here waiting 10 go up the Sit kline river. Mr. Austin is quite an el- derly gentleman; having been here and up the river during the boom days he became somewhat infatuated with the trip and country he decided to live the life over for month or two this sum Iner. The two gentlemen also propose to visit Atlin and other interior p2ints this season.
 The electric light plant shut d5Ra 5u the 1st; .G- l#assi.=sr has heen all torn up and & d. solid foundation will be laid 1pon winch -s place jt, SO rLa. 9 more satisfactory service 1.E' ba rer- iormel when ta=E s-ar. up aga.1. Man a-=r LE5ps says tle fre months the plant Has been aa=g5t=r t5a lCs-aezz has
 - very =fzc.erE. having much sore than paid expenses.
 Mss Jennie Chambers, sister. and 1lIs. >. C. LssteE- z-r-t. 4i Lsrs. !. ". Garlvan. both 5l Giy. gsa. Wash. aEriv- el us on the ~el-15- ..fa visit af 2 t=W ae-Es. TLis is tHe ls55es' fr-- grip to Aia= ska. and they are ael.zhEei vish the country, tae on.g trouble being, as Mrs. Lister E@Es, she cannot -et enough sleep.
 Commissioner Thomas will transcri5e taor portion of fife records 5n the NFau- gel. ol-ce that rela.el to tla Eetca.sau district for several months ieihe that di5-r5es Ea- csEai shed
 Nr and Mrs. I. F. WRshb4rn were passengers up. oa tae Humboldt. Nr AF. t supt. 0i .L- '. . O., '. Y. T., and i= On taa- af inspection.
 Mayor Jenzen las a force of men at work eEla-Eiag his reservoir on the heightls t1 @ csl iaera51e extent.
 J. R. Heckmar. supt. ot the Lorin- cannerr. was a p zsenger down on the Dolphin Monday.
 Alaska Magazine for May can now be had at CaFsou's
 Capt. John Johnson was up from Lin coin Rock the fore part of the week. The Humboldt arrived up at 3:3O p. m, Monday with big passenger list,
Alaska sentinel., 1905-06-08
T. ' - s.-. H1=.IeI C5lF- for A7asH a.
Lib lant5,

J. ?. Caro. C. E. E5.o,se. q. C. Rul- f5ss. d.. l.. L. H-a-l-.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-06-08

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Alaska sentinel., 1905-06-08

"arA ps y.el =. .r ss a.ee a5 ial- a51G-s - 5.--. .= #... #l5. Hl t#0lnaJ recently lace. a Laaaa.g e. E#.a- .e.a, Ia5sas. 5= bait Gsl..e8#ai-, - .u4 e.. e.# ui .l5HI 0Hz.and 5# 2 r.a# af oi. already laoEs a-t | had
 H a:,sE p.ii-heI. H5th Us asat a#.ei s 5ek and glass irantIt lsa thing
 zItg. Noa bEiuE ou y0uH r.eas at sch.
 2ir. A. X. Lore, government timber zz lJ. has been ia town during the Pa 1 week, looking aH4 eaar.az into ast- t.- la=zl'a- -.e timber laD4s Jf this =##s.,a.
 The continued 3gy weather i4 setting aa . e I5 carrying water from just aay szi blaze. Ard ,he e"paase of I -irg s- for inst such rmezseaeiea, would aa rery light.
 3Le=srs. straeser and Taylor returned tie latter part of th- week nom a pros recg;1z trip up Bradfeld. Henry says all they found was rock. water, snow and mosquitoes.
 Frank Goodrich and family sundayed over on Woronfski.
 George Richardson came up from the Gallbreath hatchery, Friday.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-06-08
Town Council.

a full board wGs.p present at the C0un- cil meeting last Thursday evening.
 After a call of the r6ll and reading and approval af the minutes -as taa May meeting a communication from Rev. Kirk rezarding Y. h. (. 1. propcI.g vas read and filed
 Communication ira the clerk oi the distEic. court, regard 4z town tHeas-rer. : bond, NGs lead
 Communication trsa 4. q. Long oi Portland donating 50 balance due him to the council aa ouy ci=ars. Was read. and while thanking ALr. Long, the amount was, by unanimous consent, leir in the town treasury.
 The fire committee reported the en- plavmeut of T. J. Case as night watch man. and the committee was instructed to have Hatchman nail down bose blanks in walks.
 Pouadnaster Inman resigned and T. !. Case vas elected t5 ill the vacancy.
 The school building committee rcCou- uIended that the partition between tne in, which recommendation was agreed 10.
 The mayor stated that he had forward ed to the district court petition for ex- tension of the boundary lines to deep water, but had received no advice con corning it.
 The following bills Were allowed: Dr. Hughes, ex. for smallpox ...S 50 I J Case. nsht watchman ..... 30 00 Fl. It. and P. Co.,, lights for May g. 45 C. L. Hamilton, . Der cent on
 S9l0.93, school building ...... eS3 19I
Alaska sentinel., 1905-06-08
FOR

Everything is as 5ry as powder and will go of with but a meagre spark. Theretorsbe constantly on the alert. T this dry weather con t.aaes he Town Council should pass stringent u2ea=urss prohibit ing shooting GEe--c-assss. bombs. and all co4-L-s..g.-s on she streets and among the buildings. Ne can't afford to'take any desperate chances.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-06-08

Robert Reid Laz s9lI the Wrangell Hotel property to the St. Michael Trad ing Company.
 Receiver Davidson came down from Juneau last week, accompanied by Mrs. Davidson.
 The Princess May came in Sunday evening and unloaded another l2o tons of freight for lp the river.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-06-08
NOTICE,

PARENTs are i-r=1y warned Q keen children of 9i tie lumber piles and away from rhs luHler yards of the VIII 56.- q. Sylvester tii.l o.. and al! persons are hereby notified that ga wiu not b. rl~Fcns-5le for CaF accidents that may Ccc~r to any zspazsiuz thereon.
 Dated May, 29. fa55.
 (. t. DAVIDSON, Receiver zor Wilson X sylvester Estates
Alaska sentinel., 1905-06-08
UNITED ST.ATES OF AMERICA, ,
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] WHEREAs 4 line, has been filed in the Diztris- Com of the Ualei States f.r fae Ii..szs1 7 Alzs.. Dis5=i#- No. 1. ol l.e lt.s Iay oI al..--- I5g5. 5yJ. 5. Caro. v. l.. Hooker q. C. Buried and f L. ltiEt t.pe l.aati aEan.. taa Gaa tl.e the I tl 'aa qt E.. --l.l-a'. l.i 2l taa t,a.th da9 aE iLag, Igo5. tte aid ges'el 1aE then on a . a5siHE pyase in tEe wateHs of Sou. -a-r-Hu IL ka. and -tanIiuE ia need of advances. supplies, ship s'res. etc, the saiI lbo.arls and the ST aliszaa I-a4inE O., C, ". Young. and Ghaz. Gold ai1 ia Who=e behalf .be..lt= also sue. 4 l. FaE1ei certain moneys and furnished certain =up- pile provisions etc. on fine credit of said ve==el as "el of tie mo ter and o"aef5 taereof 10 enable aid gesspl to cuntuue her #sII voyage az yreEata-; i1 al! s5t4.li besides .ata-e aul costs.
 Am praying proce5s against #ai4 Fcss l. her tackle et'. and that the s4,a Le5 .si her tackle. ete, may be condemned and sold t9 pay said sums with cost charge and expenses.
 NOW THEREFORE,, In pursuance of thc mo- n1tfgr -0ter tsc seal of the said Csart to me di- reeted and delivered, do hereby s-iFe public Io- l-e ,o all Der Ju5 claiming tre d vessel. her tackle GDPaE=I. engine and f4rHltlrs or lr HTy manner interested theren t..e. E.ag b. ard 4p- pear before the said District C.g-. #5 be [. at the Ci.y yf JuneII in and for the Ji -ria- OE AL asaa, Dyiaicn No. l, on tEe HTaC A#adas~ of J Jaue next at -4 "eiock in the morning ot tat day iP-oYded t.e same shall DC day of jurisdiction. otherwise Jn the next day of ig- 'ieGon se=re- after'. then and there ta #.-r. la..r claims aas, Uaal4fe tbaIr 4.ieEa #aa= -. satalf.
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 T. J. CazaHas l.sa aaa as palndaas- ter a.I U.-aUagg ge.H.u lJ ae.- tan f#ss#.tu oa govern. .aI.arr @E i #t- ti. LHman has haeA appointed ig ta" town ather5 tJ i'll the raearoy.
 Taaas3ay last tho sunday school ea.l- aH#n enjoyed pleasant outing round the point at Critrendcn cfa=s. j. F. Collins took them out in the Patience (.
 some of those tiabars that are beiH2 framed for the Perseverance are iaI- mense. Think of sticks 31X3i4 iHchcz, and you will form some idea.
 F. II. Gray went out on the ClataBa, Monday, for trip to Howkan.
 Eric Nelson left by the City yof Seattle. Saturday, for Portland, Oregon.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-06-08
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Alaska sentinel., 1905-06-08
SAY! !!

Be careful where you drop your Cigar and Cigarette Stumps. Everything is very dry, and any spark will start 8 blaze.