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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-31

which we had left at the turn of the track.
"I am going to bunk with you fellows for the
night he called back to us. Il see it is old 666,
we are sure of safe sleep. So you mountains
up there do your worstH and he shook his fist,
laughing.
His voice sounded sharp as a rifle shot start
ling the echoes down the valley, but that may
have been in its contrast to the silence of the
wintry world. The sun was already set, but the
western sky still burned with some red CLEANS,
reflected more codly on the snow. In the di-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-31

or more for many feet, and buries them under
hundreds of tons of snow and ice, small ado is
made of it, even if freight brakeman should
happen to be ntombed among the kindng wood.
The caboose is even more exposed to disaster,
for it not only accompanies the freights, but is
always duty with snowplows and construc-
ton trains. So the little caboose is the centre
of all the stories of wreckage, and is thus lifted
out of the realms of the commonplace into that
of tragedy.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-31
THE CENTRE OF THE WRECKAGE.

AS Uncle Billy said, it is the freight train that
is the helpless victim Of winter storm and snow
slide. Its heavy length is too unwieldy TO be
gotten out of the way of a sudden danger. 1t
must stand for hours on exposed sidings waiting
for the lghtmoying passenger to pass. And
when avalanche cuts it in two, carries car
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-31
WHITE.

White to play and mate in two moves.
The following instructive game was the tenth
in the recent match between f. j. Marshall, of
the United States, and DIR. S. Tarrasch, of Ger
many. The game is of interest to the student on
account of the form Of the opening. The French
Defense, the Ruy Lopez and the Queens Gambit,
are the three most popular openings OF the pres
ent day.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-31

IIVI VIuVI WUTus WIUuB q BIUdH IFom the
strong mans lips, but he was not yet daunted.
Can you not" he faltered, learn to love
me-"
"No-a thousand times nol" she replied.
A wild, cruel light flashed in his eyes
"And yet" he neered, "they say Never too
old to learn~
And pausing only TO select the best umbrella,
he rushed forth into the wet, cold night
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-31
FRENCH DEFENSE.
Those Proverbs

T0@7liE rain fell monotonously from the
grey sky like tears from sorrowful
face.
eEg4 "No, Reginald Tomlnson-no
- neyerl"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-31

HE love of travel is strong in most OF
us-for to each have descended some
drops of the blood of the nomadic fore
fathers of the human race. In order
10 gee Nat11rn in unfamiliar moods in
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-03
Crowds at Christian Church.

one of the largest midweek audi
ences ever assembled at the church
heard Evangelist Doris last night on
Holy Ghost Baptism" Mr.. Doris
proved that the Holy Ghost never did
fall on anybody to convert him and
showed that we did not have such
baptism now; that the idea of a
Modern Pentecost'' was absurd, and
only advocated by those ignorant of
the Scriptures. The sermon was a
powerful array of Scriptural facts,
and five more were added to the
church. Mr. Doris will preach to-
night on the New Birth; or Ye Must
Be Born Again" Good singing, r. A.
Copple, leader. The public is cordial
ly invited to attend N. H. b.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-03
Reappoints Old Commission.

Governor Chamberlain yesterday
afternoon reappointed the members
of the old text book commission to
compose that body for the next four
years. This commission was named
by EX-GOVERNOR Geer four years ago
and is composed of William Colvig,
of Jacksonville; p. L. Campbell, of
Eugene; C. A. Johns, of Baker City,
and Fl. w. Scott and w. M. Ladd OF
Portland. Although considerable pres
sure was brought to bear upon Gov
ernor Chamberlain by democratic
candidates for places on the COM
mission the governor threw aside all
partisan feelings in the matter and
appointed the old board, four OF
whom are republicans.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-03
JONES TAKEN TO THE ASYLUM
Stranger Who Was Taken In Custody
IL Echo

Last e.ening Deputy Sheriff c. p,
Davis left for Salem, having in charge
Frederick Jones, the insane man who
was brought here from Echo several
days ago.
Jones was a transient laborer and
arrived in Echo about a week ago
and Immediately showed signs of in
sanity On being brought here he
was examined before County Judge
Bean and declared insane. But as
his misfortune was apparently caus.
ed largely by too much drinking, he
was held in the county Jail for sew.
eral days by Sheriff Taylor, in the
hope that he would improve. There
being no change in his mental condi
tion, it was decided yesterday to sent
him to the asylum.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-03
GALLANT RANCHER ovERDID III
Would-be Escort Is Serving u Ten
DnNs Sentence.

In the police court this morning
John Jackson was sentenced to serve
10 days in Jail, or to pay a fine of
So for being drunk and acting in a
disorderly manner.
jackson is a ranch laborer and
was arrested by Officer Coffman. He
was evidently gallantly inclined, en-
tirely too much so, and attracted the
officers attention by walking be-
tween two ladies on Main street and
offering each of them his arm. In
stead, his offer was not accepted
and in a few minutes he was caught
by Coffman, who had to struggle con-
siderably with his prisoner before
he finally landed him in Jail,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-03

Sheriff Taylor has received a let
ter from the officers of the state re-
form school asking him to look out
for Roy Hutchinson. and to take him
into custody If found. Young Hutch
inson is the son of James Hutchin-
son, of this place, and was sent to the
reform school several months ago.
He is now in Pendleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-03
Try BREVITIES
q C RAIDER.

nnny. U C RAIDER.
sne stetson hats at Roosevelt's.
,ss and Hanan shoes at Roose-
MHHHN
!. Failing. agent for Stelnway
toilet soaps at Sc, DC and SC a
. Nolfs.
|0tsrs get satisfaction ut How
1 formerly Rees' cigar store.
s,uese cook wants a job. Wages
month. Address P. o. box "a.
81. George restaurant, open
Ind night. Mrs. Cooper, proprie-
;other shipment Bibles and Tes-
ku, lowest prices, at Nolf's book
pairs ladies' fine party slippers,
$3.50, 50, $3.50 and 81. On
bow, s1.65 at Teutsch's.
Pacific National Baseball
h. Is officially, conclusively and
dead, being declared SO.
aIss and misses jackets are 60
sardless of cost; all sizes now
Dck Teutsch's department store
b. George J.. Barrett died Janu-
y at Granite. He was an ex-
lH Of the legislature and largely
Easd in mining investments.
Slas H. Soule, professional
tuner, of Soule Bros. Piano
Pany, Portland, is in the city.
Be leave orders at Tallman 4 Co. s
store.
Day and Night Express gives
G, reliable service" Covered
on street from I a. m. to IL
Phone Main 2S11, or leave or
Gritman's cigar store. Billy
FTs, proprietor.
y Willis Chapman, who con
X me great Denver revival
recorded 5000 conversions. will
series of meetings in Portland
r. ", assisted by all the evan
Z minister's OF the city.
'se chapman in the superior
u Tacoma, has rendered a de-
IN which he holds that the
[Fl Oh union is entitled to re-
@e union scale of wages where
mas Deen. no specified agree
as 10 the price of the labor.
"ohiehs clubs of Idaho, have
y uelegate convention at Boise
u'sahized state federation,
,'anrod, of Pocatello, is presi-
l0s' whitman, of Montpelier,
E-'y and Mrs, Il. L. Nourse, OF
Is general federation secre-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-03

sre stetson hats at Roosevelt's.
L,l,s and Hanan shoes at Roose-
MHHXM
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-03
REMoDELING BILLIARD ROOM.
Attractive Innovation ut Hotel Pen
dletOn.

Among the improvements that are
being made in the Hotel Pendleton
by Managers Waite and Bollons the
old billiard room is being remodeled
throughout and will be called the
palm room. The billiard table will
be removed and only a pool table
left. The floor will be elegantly car
peted and an oriental corner will be
created in the fore part of the ROOM
on the side adjoining the lobby. When
this room is completed it will be one
of the finest gentlemen's loungins
rooms in the state and will be boon
to the travellers
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-03
Another New Dwelling.

w. d. Holder is preparing to build
a $500 residence on the north side
of the river, mention of this being
omitted from the list of new dwellings
published yesterday. Work on the
foundations is now in progress.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-03
VIII Move to Town for School.

C. B. Isaac, a farmer residing on
Mckay creek, has purchased the res
idence belonging to G. L. La Dow on
West Court street and will move to
this city for the purpose of sending
his children to school.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-03
s,u Another Dwelling.

G. /. La Dow will erect an elegant
$4,000 cottage on his property on
West Court street, which he VIII oc-
cupy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-03

Singalese sailor ran amuck at a
seaport town in Borneo. using huge
knife. He killed eight persons and
wounded II before he. could be kill
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-03
will Entertain at $500"

Mrs. Frank Purham will entertain
, few friends at 800" tonight.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24
ILLINOIS.


-2-trr--.. T.. &sv. E,-Cs-.,--..e. q: ~
'..Earas. = N~-r issued dag - Secretary o.
s'..s ss.r. z ... -.
.rs- 80. a.arg-= German ''au-A Fpr~. E-s,r-~-
.r.E.r'y. >r.-4. .-s 80. 80 .. .u.s.y- --s
N---- % Zach lrE>as iaraE.- a;gTs " NJ
tt-Eu. : 4 - ElV~.. ans + -t0r -ssuE-.
IT, - :. .'a#A .-aEs.rl r>saG t.l. r-g.r a
- c.. rrss.lgt -srslE ,r--a gT-g4-t. Iu.O-. -.
fEr.sa-N u ,0-N- I.nraa- !. COX al
g-arse l. Eartru
Tfss lrf-,-.y f,-EaUl C"-1sPary. ir-aa--. o.,
f-a-s lrrs-a c~-a.r-s 20 \ fssuE- q rI-s.s .
r-- ArGrr-rau E.-ra..A '"-sEA-N
~t- Iarau S-.s. rat va -:tr-If.nx Z '',-rl:s-
ar. .-aat-G Et I.l.-..E. ..-F - 90. TH.s-
.r .s..Har sr..< rr.-z $50 .a 3. .--
re E..z.aHr Ir-rrr g. -nsHng. 'n-a. : A. -
H-.I. .".TrH~s a- .-...FgEs - rE..ra. - 1
from Il .s.t p .rEHa..
10 rsz I-l.us ,.aa..ary. lras-' ~ pak
rss~. .~rri0as 8. aG !a.. eS-s g. Gag "a .-g-k
HanH. El-I- 20 s ="
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HtIsiNL PERMITS.


Ann. Lang -, -ls RUIZ E-E- asthma
susan Decker. s.. - L-I"l =. suae-nia
Il.a E8T.. =. .tJ = l.gEtIlra.y. C"u:l.ty
Charles =. Otter. =. g.-- J. AS t-ian4s
N!ef.a-. = ts-t,luy. : 80 Howard. Group.
D''g -:0pu B.. s-l- y. i.-ua-say. a"2hrit!s.
I's@ra " Dana s.. ls-s - l-.g..l"- Canr.r-
= ward Il joyce. u sc, .--ta. -aa-"st:ua-
Ricaass s. F-av. T. = conan. dTursy-
kr.+..a z-...=--. H.. .s.-. benton. Essi-ltis
I.sfrte ''C- 49, i'.sa-s. J. 4U:t. - u. a!i!.-
Lillian Mac a. Ia =. S6rrs-:.. R.ar...rE.
Isera =ca-IE". 80. - l.. t.psE. LnsI.r..rT.:a-
~ ian. Iu.E-a.. - lI.- - Fifteenth. aaursr
Catherine rs E-'", g. =is - sarah. 1rg- niti-
I.s-r-lC. E-,,as IT, TO l'Ir:I-. fUt-rnuInsis
Ia.r.a Era - 4L- r -. = .r:it:.- -. .'rr:r-S.
Kat.. E4--E. b.. 3gIs :: -'-aty--..r-. !aryng!-
, 1as.e,h KragS,. 6. sscs :aaat:. hear: dis
Tsrrs s-h,e:.r. p city Hospital: typhoid
PAM II R.u-. .a--n.- J. s., Taylor: rnaIari.l
T-.H Cr.-ri. s. TT O. Manchester: hernor-
F'a-r--- orc-a0-r. .. - 2 Broadway: nn.u-
~ : s:on-o.r3.- s. Baptist Hospital.
g.'r--.- y. Mason. - s-sIA Morgan:
I.r.-.a y. H@;acrnaa. :: s'.G franklin: srn-
H iHE-H.
C.q-,~, Green, "a years. - Clses:nu:: heart
r.aaas>.
Tf.-.re.- s-h-.-r2,nn. =. 1871 : Seventh:
E.e.sr - w,..:aus-. g Ia. =: Garrison.
v.....-l p----zrn. -o. - : Txen,y-:a,r.:
.f-E--l-s-
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At r--r-7 S-se s----,r-r
= i-ra. " ". = srHE
trs.,t NOTICES.

49, H-ErF--s-Ns H1zz=-a.zlr- II -
,-1s=s~s - -sa~grrE 49, aszr-F-csssz . f--s 49,
-. - s-~- .sss=r s-ssA E-sss g. raa-r E7assi
s.trE.rx - = --E-E Een Ss-leztafF -
80 = ke.s~r g-z-x - s@sss=A - sE==~zs
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24
Ye)uUNSGNGpel

BUSINESS 90 = 80
Iri-s iA-C >-Tr--1 ar l-r-rs- -
,ar-E EEs-r s--EFl-s-rIa. -. s-#rrHs-E .-n-r--,s.
-a-za g. ~ -s-sfS.7--E, sr ;sf- -
kt-ar-h 4 - nay sr4 E.sat .-ss--l -. 49,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24

Wedding Rings ,,olic GoldD.
Finest quality. 3 to S29 Mc!noc. Jas'
care & kins broadway and Locust
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24
w,SCr,la<EOrs WANTS.

All. 49, yoEr 81 r'1'S~.. a les ara r.n.s' /.
Gs-f.r ray. sC'-s an. -vrt.cs-s. 8 20 y ',Ers-
FvrsTsr; a-f s-r~~- fr~p~s s!-~es- rg-i-es
--f. s-a E--tS' cast=-~ c'0.~i-R rp--,1
NJ. ns- So walnut Kin \ zIs. ysi- 80.
ONE r.-r~ fr-r-rce .s'- sai ore s--S.a--
p-0r. sa'- NV ~ Rep1NIc
Nv a. Rs,SsN-.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24
BIRTHS. MARRIAGES
AN0 DEATHS.

RECORD OF BIRTHS.
Boys.
H ana r. Ia We're .s-e "a Sale.
Jos and L She'll s5s, Ne1 Ashland.
&. and J. Ze ier 3e3 North Market.
]. F and z ". wo-rnan. SsS Wells.
y. u. and p Epstein. H1s Esston CSfns)-
Thos. and N cross'ey. I255 Euclid
J. and u. Burrs 272s Adams
A aEc N Beefs. sf1s Prairie
". snc 2 Gicsrraia. ia Bensoo.
]. and II cksv. 20. Page
q and " Gold ISs Carr.
y and L Rernpe- --T Howard.
> c. and p Laairan ,.E CARA
". c. = an! r Lesser szz4 Blair.
e. e. e.c z Morgan. 1913 Arlington.
Girls.
H J. ant 81 sch-aees Shrewsbury. No
". J. arc ". Mccarthy. -. L u:s.
W J srI g. Sllrr. :. Louis.
J. r. AID ?. " E-II~he-. g. Louis-
J. and L. Gra, Isi! Cn--rsee-
G. end M. Il gaGrer. .'ts Obear.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24

RAnAtS' NIGHT SCHOOL.
Sr-sz.. W@t---sirr srr Trtsa- .ys-r--,
r.. - ...Tt Fr~ Erv rl-s ans -
i--- F"sr "ar ~la.ar'a gH.rI %. !-r-r.-T.-
s.fs E-r- 49, Ic.-I-t.
>Eo-worLers.
.~-----~--~--~~--->------~------
i-.Hs. '-'-n-a=rE -- E-T-'- v--k F~f-s--a-
is-0' So %. - sc Factory. f-~s-s-- aga
NGsF sErT7.Np -r--s.-rz 80 .-~.-. So
Ss-v's-'g-r-r- ass-.. - I.~-sf
SFi. ~ EE-F'--- N-rs r-,-s-7- - rr f-.
ns~r 7Hkr-.- ~.aF r~rEf -.=--Htsr. a-ssrh5--
- ---s Es.ss -! ~trH t-t=z-n-F wsrts.!m.r.
s-s--- Sc O.
TFEtRS' WANTED.
80 &=-,v a, GO E7s---s. -asa-
- tas-' >--~ Co. II f--1Ty - .z-t1-y
BooiI-~p~rs-
49, Nr-s--7--s- E--s+-. - srr7'>s -
a .h.->h.-. ..-. - arss=Isz-f- l-terr.s..
- 80 -, S.n;sry sE''ts-
"ait~vs-
NI-lE y y, 49, =
Th~ Trades
~>>~------>-~->>>~.~~-
r. : EE-A A.3-z-r--. -rEs- A.s-.ps CITY
SsEF-F. - g sg~-. 3A~F--. ps
HAEHssR 30 Sa,a-4sv a-s STAY = Ne
GSRHEE-A, szcs. s;ea.J .grG !soe-I NA:-
as: g.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24

REALTY Wen Fsp>- ca has s~noysd "a
- Ds,raf. Fer esssn-a.es call Us rn ~.
- -. DekmAs Sl6sL. sesa Syea.aoa
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24
BUSINESS WANTED.

~~->--~-~-s-~-~~~-.~~S>
n-f. 'sltus - tr"s-ar-.'- aTEsss. No'.is.
ct =.Err.gr Is .ir-th E's loa's s-a-
a-s'Es ..-s E5 FsT'in ave. HelrasT 49, /.
FEAFrlN 4 rFt-..ip-L-r Is tIT q. y5L.r
- H0ssSar rrs;ar'sss ar rs-F CNsag. a!
Esrs r-pfa,,y s--.-i"t: o. N':r~~s - "a
pt--Es--IvES-S 't~4 ts..r.igs, Doth s-sssl
8 sNaF-vi-r r-s fr-ss. r-''-E Ns-gNz 7-s'
$500 - -ss,a. ne ? b. lG.7c. 49, Fi--
rT.-~-p!'- h<Il. repaired -e.sGasbJ. Frznk
F.Gl--s g. T-Ersnna pace.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24
OLD ROOFS.

Repsir Your old roofs with shingles or two or
three Ply roofing paper: any boy can put Il on
fu!l directions on eacn POLL. Teiephon. Stephen
J. Gavin Spring ani Ctss ave. or 500 EastoE.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24

HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
.~~~~>~~~~.~~~~.-~~~~
Wattresses.
~~~~-~>~>>>~--~~~----~~~ ~~|~~s-->->|~~-~~~>>~~~~s
DINING, room GIRi,oA young s,ri for din
DINING ROOM NAIp-R.:e-~-ce. reCl..rrt
50 UcE month p Nasa!rgtgn terrace
MATTRESS Experienced rir! to- al! day.
'N1~it' '..it
WAITEES~-A, once. Esr.ow'. E-s:auran;.
MATTRESSES Uav an: niSh, asi;r..,: also
COX. At i's Garrison
~>~->~~>->>>~~--->~>~
N'!i>ESii.i. to assist wi;h housevurk. !e-5
Te- .ir g'E.-
!. Eri hnwe uni v.s"' .'is BsaalHay.
NvRsEs,. RI E.sss-=.c1-sI nI---srl rr v m
~ = :r's=t a,ts-TaCH o-ly. So mo-'h'y.
-afary=css ~ i.E-
LADY snI -ak- ar. Q. cai.:rcn. mus; - T.a-
spnah!" isN Crrs ave
Dr~>smaLers and seam.tre..~s,
>>-~~>>>S~~~~->~-~>>~s~~-
SEAMs-1.f'Ss' " .rsr - scx mattress ,.cs.
so EH--- A."
-~-' Efr,.' Hss ".-sna- g-.s Uive
s,.s ' &a.n . 'sa NH " an s' N..s...R 81: s'''
"iEE-FRAHE MAX KESS--sNr-r.snr~. wire
,r.-1- r-Hkrrr. very 'gsy. s.so s;-I. 70 learn.
50 .s-~'r - = ll=S Hat Far.r7T. i.ss Ii-e s..
>hOewOrkers.
GIRLS = - -. q. .,---.t~a 10 -,-...I7.-t
f-'-s N"n~ ''.- - l-H-t. slt 2 ~-s0a.
Isaadre..~.
>~-~>~>->>-~---~---~>~--~N->
l.T- >DFIE-s-Hi'".r-v! vnr-sn :, x..N 80
NJ 81
>teuoE Eraph~rs.
->>S>~~s~--~~~-~-~>~~~~>-~--=
S5-NE-sF-, sri -E.--'-r=~r~-r- ~r-~-r--.,
-'k aas .i-r = 80 E...--a1 =. .-r1H-T.
j. i@aEa Erus- -l1t-ry nlfsur
s.sN .srg g..TH8E-g- HaHE - -. .---,-- -,
7--.sar-. - SIS tla-at.1r. 'at-g - 81. aagt a.
E8EEr-. S--.-f f-r7=.~r - IT. -r. g.-s--rss,
I'll: E-Ess..-E - a ..s.- ~, Es1rsEa~ul-r- .-afr
49, 'h 3 k~.-l.l-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24

wASTEf,-To bar animsfo.ed cheap farH
iand- fr1-- 100 a~r.S .n fo- eoinnszs,,oa -.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24
~ SINESs CHANCES.

STATE -.SEts tN- hs,.-rs Ing rot
rhs~ Erfar. no o-s.1-ss srp>gse7cr n-~s ~
. -.-Slr thts r-u--E tl1a- Fs- .Gi part - -
sh6-- tsrus. call az ColSa!si Security bl@<
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24

STORAGE AND MOVING.
AMERICAN Storage and Moving Co. :3Is
Ol!vs-Moy!ng. packing, shipping: aN storage In
separat. rooms. both phones. W. H. IAnEdals.
BONDED warehouse: Henry e. Wiehs Stor.
age and Moving 90. I5lc- 1919 Franklin ave
money adv anced when desired Kin. g asj.
JOHN CROSS Storage AMI Moving Co, SIS
Missouri ave. Fell phone Gray 1lt3.
NEW YORK Storage Co. Twenty second and
Wssh-T'ac king shipping and storage Of furni-
tuTe in private ro"nls: work guaranteed.
SOUTH side Storage and Moving 20. iSt-3-S
Sidney st Bell Sidney IT,: kinloci, Victor cGI.
WM LYONS. se2i olive: moving AMI storage
Co: storage packing and shipping. furn tur0
bought and sold. Sinloch u IG::. Grand ELS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24
sfcnrgrnpbers.

s7',NpGE NEFEF.S ,'7--.fs yn--s men
.rN- -T-s -. s-r.Ts...a. - a."- 90. A-.-.-a
-. g.. 10 -rst 5. 2. T. 81 b -
t-sF aH.a'rH
= 5-..fs's FFE -.a-.. H.a1 Hs -..-1E-
--s 10. ..a- '.-- '.. '.".-. r.r -H.rrrv
hrr-f-.-a "s .""r... rr.r Orleans -
80. -.fa--- Fr. Dr. Taavr W-r.E --ssas
,trnN.-. ... -.r" s r..-Fa.-r
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24
CahSRSsePs.

'ANFASSF:RS-Fi:st-c class lean cut hus:l.n
TS5vis-eF>. newsp- De- Proposition. Apply. $ :,
20 a m. room Republic building.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24

Solicitors.
10 you desire n change IN bu.iness where
you caa max. from $50 co :-e9 pc. rncn;h AMI
where there IS oppoFtuafy fu- promotion.
vi'h new. strong nEaacIai institution. WHOSE
future promises 20 Re Of the greatest in
.nnG"Tn times. Apr,y 20 National Pend Co.
s2s ard sei Commercial building. Bond ami
references rs1uireI
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24
DIAMONDS. WATCHES 4 JEwELRr

TAKE . Cg--1. t- 'b~ =. LV-1.s "1-sE-,zx
.Eg sErsl lss Esls- ErF. sE1 t~c1-a~ .
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24

CARPET CLEANING.
ACME. steam carpet CLEANING. itt2 ~ Grand:
Del. l1-s: Lin. 1850: wagons svrryWhers.
AMERICAN st' am carpct Cleaning o.. car.
Pets cleaned ami renovated. made over and
lad. Nineteenth ana Pine beaumont e&s: n 20
CHICAGO Steam Carpet 81. aiming co.-Car-
psrs renovated tO ipOk Ike n~g. also upholstsf.
ing Tal lin ?H7r' Itni 2tI' ara Ftrn~y
EMPIRE. Steam Carpet Cleaning %, w. wa-
ternlan. HanaS-r-Carpets r.uoys ystsi. look like
2is3 Lucas Tel P@auniout 30. Kin ~ -
ST LDtlS sam Cnrpe, Cleaning 90, %.1o
faston. 'cis.. Fore; 2ss anil Deimar ~
TYPEwRsTERS.
For Sale.
REMINGTON. Smith. Oliver. Underwood
'yp.wTf'crs. g: 20 81. othcfs SIS. rentals too
month. 81 81. Louis Typ.wri'.r Eschsnr- si3
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24
Right Men ARE SCARCE.

More Positions now on our lists than We can
fl!: We have paced over .,-l men IN 81 Louis:
it you are a SaieSman. executive. Clerical o.
Technical! man call or writ. US Offices In
twc.vs cities HapSood'S sls Chemical t.GG
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24

Clerks nj COLLECTORS.
'-PAtf..S ; "~':-T me-. DsI-~ ASSISTANTS: ;.-
s.rsl.s - ITtl.- H'-':uss C.as'au,!y rspp,,ef
- -. 81. Ia. So. :s5 !"igE B-as. century
bI f'-C
Glenn ENg.r:er~ri coax OF ciocH'r. stock
clerk S'rE"r fras Ninth nr' I.ura- ny.
ELF-l.k TAO .Np~r'--r"F r-p"~ry CIs-Hs 20
deliver A. wr-N n sr.gs- rt'v references
l. US X -"- G:~s-srv Co. ~ y -ars-v--..r
rEUG rI.-EE-Eur.rr aug clerk yognr
-ssE S!th - :hE"- years ~Xg.r rn-- er
FSs'rr-
NDT- ~ -aa-. al-rs.' - y-sg= o. age 20 .r,.r.
r-7.'v - W Jos. al shoe Bss- nus - rr!f-x
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-24

AGENTS 90 sell the wonderful Indian Wonder
soap Apply ii1 Morgan St. II you wan; 70
dNpNl, rronsv.
AGENT can easily naks s. 20 s. per day WITH
my roid and silver wirdov-sgn lct's-s: mo-e
durable AID artistic than gold AID silver Leaf.
81 "ne-third The cost: former exp ri@nce unre-,-
.sssry: rend ], cents fer sample letter.. J. A.
Harris. Boulevard Hotel. ioS y. Broadway. So.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-17
For Sals at a Bars ain.

Ou account of departure, l VII sel my household furniture at private sale to suit purchasers. Goods consisting of following, in fist class condition: l rosewood New York AriOn piano, l double oak bedstead and center brace springs, wool top mattresses, l curled hair mattress, moss mattress, cane bottom chairs, sewing machine. all complete; l walnut center table, l dining table, kitchen cabinet table, l parlor lounge, carpets, crocsery, glass ware ard pictures, etc. etc.
 Mrs. X. J. Cohen, First house west of Broadway, SJh ave,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-17
TO FINISH.
School Class Will Graduate
 This Week

A class of six will be graduated from the Skagway public schools with the close of the school term this year They include four young ladies and two young men, most of them raised from very early childhood in this city Those who make up the class are Hilma Doree, May Wright Emma Boone, Naomi Dewitt, Edward Wild. and Chester Pullen. The graduating exer- cises will take place next Friday even ing at Elks' hall and there will be an excellent program for the occasion All of the graduating class will pastici' pate in it,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-17

Department of the Interlor Washington, n
 C.. April l9, l9l& scaled proposals Tor the con- structiou oi school houses St ktlliSnoo, Nran' geli and Jackson, Southeastern Alaska for teach CTS residences al klavock, Prtnee of Wales Island and Shakan. Southeastern Alaska, snd for school houses with teachers residences attached, at Decring, on the Arctic coast, and HaineS snd kake in Southeastern AlaSka, wilI be rec ived at the department until o'clock D, m Saturday, Iune lC, l9Oo, and III be opened imme iiate,y thereafter, in the presence of Such bidders as may desire Co attend. Blank forms Of proposal. embracing specincationS, may De obtsined on application tO the department CT Co the Commissioner Of Education. where drawings showing details may be inspected
 Plans and specifications may also be seen and obtained frUm Prof. William \. Kelly, ai Sitka, Alaska: at Juneau and Douglas, from Living
 StOn r. IaneS uf Junesu; and from the respec- tive '. = Commissioners at ketIhlSan- Wran- geil SkagWay. Seward, and Valdez, Alaska l. A. Hitchcock, Secretary. ol9 lOt
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-17
Ball Players at Practice

Capt. Ed Barry had his aggregation of ball tossers in the field at work last night. They showed up well, It Is generally admitted that the only thing betweer. them and victory in the games of this year is a question of practice, They have 10 days in which to get ready for the first contest with Whitehorse. They should make the best possible use of the time.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-17
NEW BOWLER
 IN 200 CLASS

A new bowler made his enteranee in the double century class at the Elks' club bowling alley last week, Ed Barry bowisd a score exceeding 200 for the first time, making the largest score oi the week, 223. W. B. King and F. NJ McIntyre each added to their list ot biz scores. The former made 2O5 and the latter 200.