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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-06-08
WISCONSIN civ Flooded.

Fond du Lac, Wis, June Fond
du Lac city and county have been
swept by a flood, entailing loss OF
$50, 900. Buildings were torn from
their foundations. and shattered. the
fragments passing out into the lake.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-06-08
Millinery Department.

Our trimmers have been
overworked all tn : week, and
some of the Best Values ever
offered in Millinery will be
shown this week.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-06-08
D. PEARLMAN
81 LAMAR STREET


= n1- Breaking VALUES Make Greatest MAY Sales All
mast records ecpsed; hundreds of splendid opnortun
,.- Our May sales are gaining popularity. There
. enc word that explains this gratifying success and
rhst word IS VALUES The fact that every article we
.et IerIng fills some immediate need makes the bar
,;7s iauh'v desirable.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-06-08

Right in the heart of the
season the prices are cut with
the determination to excel all
tormer efforts here or ELSE.
WHERE. No why's or where
fores. But the prices tell
The styles are the latest.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-06-08

Kind Lady-Heres a nickel. But
what are you crying for, little boy !:
Little sBoy-I amt cryin'. Dis is m.
regular face.-Hartford Courant.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-06-08
White Shirt Waists.

100 White Shirt Waists.
Regular price $1.OO, S1.25
and S1.50. To close them
out we will offer them at SOC
each.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-06-08
COMMITTEE GIVEN
PLENARY POWERS
Looks Now Like Settlement of
Strike Is In Sight.
ANOTHER CONFERENCE CALLED
Committee From Strikers Will Meet
Employers and Try to Bring About
Peace-Outco1ae of Meeting Will Be
Watched With Much Interest.

Watched With Much Interest.
Chicago, June Peace prospects
in the teamsters' strike took a new
lease Of life today the teamsters' joint
council having agreed to accept the
employers conditions for another con-
ference.
The action was taken in the alb
sence OF President Shea Levy May
er, attorney for the merchants, was no
tilted that a committee possessing pie
nary powers was ready to meet a sim
liar committee Of employers. 1t was
believed the employers will consent to
a conference, possibly today, on this
basis.
President Walker G. Gibbons of the
teamsters' council named the strikers
representatives On the committee are
members of every union now affected
by the strike, including the express
drivers.
The revival of peace hopes which
was expected would postpone, for the
time being at least, the impending
crisis between the team owners and
the truck drivers. The union had
voted to reject the arbitration pro-
posal of the owners.
While the action of the truck dri
vers was a shock to the team owners,
it was not considered probable, in the
light of other developments, that they
would make a movement at once to
lock out the 5000 drivers in their en-
ploy.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-06-08
LAWSON SAYS
In the MAY Instament of "Frenzied Finance Now Run
inq i'm Everybodys Magazines

na previous chapter this Critics Column called attention
nothing protect the pocyhoder from og
robbed invested insure his family from poverty
after his death really control the big
absolutely their pochoders do tne
personal honest phicyhoders In their COM
pan for the time beng but II they are
for these have 1t aDso
power with the funds OF the companies
manage until a dollar left for poicyholders
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-06-08
Wash Dress Goods.

Nav sales Of white and col
..s5 Wash Dress Goods are
.,rin lull force. Extraordi-
.,r attractions are offered
law that will crowd this
rore from early morning to
iaang time,
1000 yards "Nub Voiles"
!, green, brown, blue and
rsv effects, Regular price
rs I5c and 20c per yd-for
Aisssleour price is per yd 1Oc.
Look at these Matchless
Bargain SPei'ls::
Rs.uar 20, Grass Voiles 1Oc
Regular l5e Lawns. .... 1Oc
Regular 20c Sultlngs, :. 10c
.0iDch whlteIndia Linen 10c
.l.i1ch Grass Linen -. 10c
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-06-08
BrilliantineS.

54.inch Brllliant1nesin blue,
brown, black and mixtures.
Regular ST. qualities, will be
49c and SOC per yd.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-06-08
Champaign Reps.

The Soc quality will be PC
pr yard
1900 yds Nainsook, 7Hc and
lOcquality. Our price this
week k......... -. 4Z1C
1000 yards Figured Lawns
at....,........... 4L2c
The above are the best val
les ever offered the Americus
buyers.
The Washington times., 1905-06-25

McAuiey, Miss Susie. 80 n. c. ave. Sc,
McCauley, Miss frankie, West Falls
Church, va.
McChesney, Miss Carrie B., Ga New
York avenue me-
Mcconnell, Mrs. ]. W, 2los Pa. ave. NV.
McCreery, Miss M a, Ballston. va.
McConaghy, Mrs Anna, l743 L st. NV.
Mccullough, Mrs. Laura V. 406 18th ne.
M McBameI MIS- Mrs ka5e ; sSd st NV.
McFsll, Miss Fanny c., 1903 II st. ne.
Mcintosh Miss Bessie, Warrenton. Va
McIntire, Mrs. Lizzie P, 12S c st. ne.
Mckanna, Mrs. E. v, 422 Warren NV.
Mcmillan. Mrs. Sara A, 1876 Eth St NV.
McNabb, Mrs. NJ r. 1017 K NV
McNaH. Miss Josephine. AS I'd NV.
Mcknew, Miss Elizabeth. 1887 18th NV.
Mack, Mrs Sarah c., Station r.
Maddox, Miss Mary L., Il 4th ne.
Mayer. Mrs. Edwin E.. 735 Dearborn
NV.
Mahon. Mrs. NJ: B.. 1ns NV.
Mallory, Miss Margaret, 413 18th Sc.
Manson. Mrs. d. A, 119 Md ave ne.
Marriott. Miss Lulie NJ, The Stratford
Hotel.
Marshall Mrs J. p, 1l2o 18th NV.
Marston, Miss Joy, 706 18th ne.
Martin. Mrs Susie w. 500 nth Sc.
May, Miss Eosa A. 215s K NV.
May, Mrs George P, 1921 L NV
MAYER. Miss Katherine, 220 N Royal
Alexandria Va.
Meacham. Mrs s.. s.. Mt Ran.er. Md.
Merrill, Mi, Miss , Lucille, sas e ne
Middleton. Miss Carrie R., rs u NV.
Millsaps, Mrs. j. H. 1470 Chaplin NV
Miller. Mrs. G. H., 766 Harvard NV
Miller, Miss Laura A, 4Ss eth NV.
Miller. Mrs. r. L.. Hyattsville. Nd
Miller. Miss Florence w. 3G31 o NV.
Millward. Mrs. VI A. Hotel Stratford.
Milovick. Miss Bessie V. SOP / NV
Mfllstead, Miss Pearl c., Alexandra.
Va.
Mitchell, Miss Edna F., e35 Sth ne.
Mitchell. Mrs. A. ~, sos e. Cap. ST
Mitchell. Mrs. A B.. 1925 l St NV
Milton Miss May. 81 9Th ST. NV
Moran. Mrs. Lester R., 1927 CT ST Sc
Moran. Miss M. E., 2il6 Pa. ave. NV.
The Washington times., 1905-06-25

Finch. Miss Cora, s4s st. NV
Eisn. MISS *. H., The Brunswick
Ee .tS: MISS NJ n, 1749 Corcoran ST
F FdaeK s., Mrs. 81 Raymond. "A i st. NV.
FoTbess ~ M IRIS. Marsaret R.. s271s F sw.
roster, Miss Lena G.. 2s1s 18th NV
EETAhcls, Mrs. Julia, Brookiand n q
frank Erank, Mrs F. E.. 43s 18th Sc.
Frazi ale MS Ms Georgia a Wa,arrenton, Va.
Erect, Mrs. j. l., 713 d ne
Frlsple Mrs. Annie 3. 1410 Ri1nev mn,
frye, Miss Virginia King, IA 4th ne e"'
urDershaw, Mrs. G. c., Jos X NV.
Gaines. Mrs. Ruth. 22o2 Mass. ave
Garner. Miss Mamie D., 413 South
Garnett. Mrs. Mamie N, Tunlav road
West Washington, d. C.
Garrett Miss NJ. o., e0a P NV.
GGa aynnr Mr. Mrs, j r. rs Harvard NV
Cent, Miss +. Adele. Baltimore.
Geillnger Mrs. Laura W.. 657 f ne.
Gibson. Mrs J. NJ, Ashgrove, Va
gilbert. Miss E. j., 7es sth NV.
Giennan. Mrs r; B.. 4z4 Florida ave
Golden. Miss NJ, 727 eth NV.
Goldsmith, Mrs. Sheridan, 1925 18th NV.
Gompers, Mrs. Samuel j., us L ne.
Goodner. Mrs. Eta, 217 K NV.
Colt. Miss Virginia, Falls Church. Va
Gould. Mrs. G. d. 335 9Th ST. Sc
Graham, Mrs. r. NJ, 604 Cameron st.
Va.
Grant. Mrs. B.. 1922 9Th st, NV.
Gray. Miss Bessie, 644 Sth ST. ne.
Greene. Mrs. c. M. 1873 18th St Sc.
Greene. Miss F. NJ, los Maple ave.
Anacostia, D. c.
Gregory. Miss Helen R., 1908 18th st.
Hager. Miss Ouida, 1861 st. NV.
Harbaugh. Mrs. L. A. 800 A st. Sc.
H aan,sn MT MRS John NJ, il2o 18th st NV.
Harrison. Miss Virginia 1918 / st. NV.
Hartigar Mrs. J. t. 13 I'd st. ne.
Hartweli. Miss A. 1i52 18th st. NV.
Haskell, Miss w. g.. 213 N Capitol st
Head, Annie j.. Leesburg. Va.
Heberle, Miss Alma, 1903 9Th st. NV.
Hellew. Mrs. w. D.. 472 N st. sw.
Hickey. Mrs. A. B., 44s G St NV.
HIIilleary, Mrs. Kate. 1914 p st. NV.
Hitler. Mrs. A. H, liz S st. NV.
Hildebrand, Mrs. Charles 2o2 @ st. NV
H Hiindma Msh. Mrs G; G., u 9Th st, ne
Hobart. Miss II. A.. 1888 Howard ave
5oRson. Mrs. Matthew. 2013 G St nv.
todgsop, Miss Alice sos E st. Sc
Hoffman, Mrs NJ l.. 1913 3oth st. NV.
Ioi1and' Miss Susie c.. 63s | st. NV.
square Sc.
TOT st ~ Va "a
Holmes, Mrs. T. e. Kenilworth. D. C.
Holmes Mrs. w. H., T26 Sd st. ne.
Holmes. Helen r.. I126 18th st. NV.
Holt, Miss Ella F., 62S st. ne
House. Miss Elizabeth, 915 l. ST. NV
Howser. Mrs. John w, Lanham. Md
Hubbard, Mrs, 1913 9Th St Sc.
Hughes, Miss Della E., 1915 4th st. NV.
Hughes, Mrs. b. A, 2123 F st. NV
Hubert. Mrs. II. H.,25 Seaton place
Huntemann, Mrs. Aloha G., 314 kene-
saw ave,
Huntress, Mrs. F., POS r st. NV
Huse, Mrs Edward A., HOS 7th st. ne
Irving, Miss Dee, 627 Sth st. ne.
Ingersoll, Miss Heloise 1926 p st. NV.
Jackson, Miss Mary, 723 9Th St NV.
Jasper. Miss Katie, POI North Royal
ST.. Alexandria, Va.
The Washington times., 1905-06-25

Jay, Miss India, 420 Seward square Sc.
Jenkins. Mrs. Mary, 1881 ed 81. NV.
Johnetoa, Mrs. j. B., 2lD9 II st. NV.
Johnston, Mrs. z. c., 1920 Pennsylva-
MIA ave.
Jones, Mrs Alice j., roc 18th st. NV.
johnson. Mrs. l. Nj, 1210 n street NV.
Jordan, Mrs. Charles. ga Q street NV
Keith, Miss Carrie a. Hyattsville.
keenan,, Mrs. j. V. $50 Twenty-second
Kennedy. Miss C. f., 502 r. /. ave. NV.
Kent. Mrs. Nannette. 81 Sixth St NV.
King, Mrs. Laura A. SO Quincy st NV.
King Miss India N, s41 NJ street MY
Kimmei, Miss Gertrude Wesley Hgts-
Kirby. Miss c. M Z0i3 G. street NV.
Kirkland. Miss Florence J., 1919 10th st.
Knight. Miss Mabel. lo15 street Sc
Knapp. Mrs Al. Jer-, l0s K street NV
Knox, Mrs. Grace w, 92S tennessee
street, Brishtwood, D. c.
Latham. Mrs. Ada c., 416 D street ne
f.aramore, Mrs. Lottie. 1898 Dartmouth
street NV.
Lawson. Mrs. K, 1loS H street NV.
Lawson, Mrs. f. E., Alexandria, Va.
Lawton, Mrs. R., 691k r street NV.
lie clerc, Mrs ; A., 1920 Irving pl. NV
Lee ecn h Mrs George fsgge E. SO $50 ss St nv
Lerch, Mrs. Lena. z13 Seventh St ne.
Lehman. Mrs. B. b, 500 H street NV.
Lewis, Miss 3. e.. 90, I street NV.
Levi, Mrs. Henry, 1872 Florida ave. NV
Liebschutz, Mrs. Amanda, 1861 Cd NV
Linsabaugh, Miss Mary. 437 N Y.
ave. NV.
Linfoot, Mrs. K. E.. 2OS 1917 st. sw.
Livingston. Miss Louise H., 1902 18th
Loveairc. Mrs. M. 604 II street NV.
Lovewell, Mrs; E. M: BBallston,. Va.
I u
The Washington times., 1905-06-25

Moore. Mrs. c. A. is n. Y. ave NV.
Mooney. Mrs. NJ. e. 1926 9Th ST. NV.
Morrison. Mrs. j; P; Al 18th ST. Sc.
Morse. Mrs. l. T, BIG 18th St NV
Motter. Miss Bessie. Frederick, Md
Myers. Mrs. J. c.. log E st. NV.
Myers Mrs G. l., Is Todd place ne.
Mulkahy, Mrs. NJ A, % n st. NV
Murphy, Mrs 1904 3rd st. Sc
Murray. Mrs. Ida NJ. 3147 u ST. NV
Mullikin, Mrs. r. O.
Markle. Mrs. R. A. PA n. Cap. st.
Nelson, Miss Sarah NJ, s22 G st. ne.
Nest, Mrs. T. B.. 1927 First St NV
NeYett, Miss NJ. o.. 2o4 N Columbus st.
Newman. Mrs. j. c., Se02 18th st. NV.
Rowland, Miss Maggie. 1853 F st. sw
Rowland. Mrs. Mary. 4SS f st. sw.
O,Bannon. Miss N. 1916 Corcoran st.
o'Connor. Miss n. NJ. 1910 2sd st. NV.
Ogden, Miss E. D., 1904 Yale st. NV.
Olsen. Mrs; E F.. 227 y. ]. ave. Sc
Osborne. Mrs c. c.. 1I7 10th st. NV.
ough. Mrs. w. A, Bethesda, Md.
Parsons. Mrs X, 915 H ST. NV.
Parker. Miss Clara NJ. 80 Sth St sw.
Pattee. Miss Ethel M. rs 18th st Sc.
Patterson, Mrs c.. A, 1Ol6 9Th st. NV
Payne, Mrs. Burd W., 1905 ST. NV
Phillips. Mrs. Mary j., The Ontario
Peterson, Miss Mabel c.. 1912 n st. NV
Phillips, Mrs, John A, 1923 E st. NV.
Pike; Miss Lillian. The Ontario.
Pond. Mrs. A. r.. HOO Vermont ave.
Poole. Mrs Dorothy L.. 1888 4th st NV
Poole. Mrs Lille A. 1911 4th st. NV.
Potter, Miss Edith L.. Arlington, Va
Pratt. Mrs. F. E. l1l2 E. Capitol st.
Prigg, Mrs. Alice B.. 1911 4th st. NV.
Puiltma, Miss Elizabeth. 1901 Sd ST NV
Quantrillo, Mrs. NJ S.. 245 Sth ST. ne.
The Washington times., 1905-06-25
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Ragan, Mrs. Emma B., Box Il, Sta
ton a
Randall, Miss Helen. 1o A st. Sc
Ramsay, Mrs. Su Fife, 6i2 10th ST. ne
Ramsay, Mrs. r. H, 706 10th st. NV.
Rawlings, Miss Anna, us NJ ST. NV.
Rea. Miss Katherine, 1910 L ST. NV.
Reagan. Mrs. D. B., SoS 4th ST. NV
Rea gan, Miss Agnes. 500 New Jersey
ave. NV.
Reed, Mrs. Bessie l., COS 9Th st. NV.
Reed, Mrs j. E., sol NJ st. NV
Reed, Mrs Charles f., Bladensburg.
Md
Reid. Miss Minnie. 1902 G st. NV.
Rearick. Miss Sarah v, 800 F st. ne.
Redn1an Mrs. ArvilIe, 30I D ST. NV
Reynolds, Miss Bessie L., 624 F ST sw
Rhett. Miss, Reaa~ille, Mass
Rhodes. Miss Grace B.. 1922 Swami
st. NV.
Rice, Mrs. ]. A, 1927 sth ST. ne.
Richardson. Mrs. J. r., lips 9Th st. NV
Richardson, Mrs. w. E., 43 The Cam
eron.
Richardson. Miss "A B., 1s2 10th ST. ne.
Ridgate. Mrs. NJ. B., 1919 Corcoran
Rita, Miss P. M. 722s 9Th st. NV.
Robins, Mrs. z. A, The Montgomery,
North Capitol st.
Robbins, Mrs. ". c.. 1886 L st. NV.
Robey, Mrs. w H, 494 Maine ave sw,
Rodgers. Miss ore D., 1852 Yale ST
Rodgers. Miss Mary. 1ss. 18th st. NV.
RothwelI, Miss Lille. IS 9Th st. ne.
rutherford, Mrs ]. A, The Augusta.
Schenken, Miss Elsie. 631 C ST ne.
Schauster, Miss A. H, Library of
Congress
Seaman. Miss G.. 621 Scott ave NV.
Seaton, Miss C. c.. zoos 5th ST NV.
Sebold, Mrs. James F., 4111a Massachu-
sets ave. NV.
Seymour. Miss. Lolita l., lzvS Kenyon
street northwest
Shearer Miss Juliet c., 1916 II st NV.
Sheppard, Miss Alice w. SO Quincy
street NV.
Shepherd, Mrs A. c., The Stanhope.
The Washington times., 1905-06-25

Sidrnan. Mrs Charles A, The Glen
Quarry road.
siewers. Mrs. NJ: E.s rs 3 street ne.
sioussat. Miss L 1zS 18th st nw
Smith. Miss E. N. es7 Mass. av. me-
Smyth., Mrs W. NJ. MS y. ]. ave. Sc.
Smith Mrs H. F., 2sl4 18th st ne
Smith, Mrs. L. b, 1853 Oregon ave-
Smith Miss E. H, I'LL Lincoln ave. ne.
Sousa. Mrs. L. NJ, o4i E street So.
Sparks, Mrs. Geo. c.. 914 II street nv.
Spence. Miss NJ. E.. 147 n. Gave. Sc.
Spindle. Mrs n ss a,, Q ,. street NV
Stanton. Miss 4 NJ. as15 st. NV -
Stanton Miss c.. rs Howard ave. NV
stephens. Mrs T. A, IOs 18th ST. NV.
Sterne, Mrs Alice c.. 1923 Riggs place.
Slime, Miss Harriet. 52 Second st. ne.
strait, Mrs. Helen B.. ~ ST. NV.
Strickland. Mrs Rosina, 724 Howard ST.
Strong. Miss Mary D.. 1000 II St NV.
Sutherland, Margaret, The Portner
Summers, Miss Blanche, sos 4th st. Sc.
TalIey. Mrs W. O., 1925 9Th st. NV.
Taylor. Mrs H. E., SIC st. sw.
Taylor. Miss Mary c., 1908 r st. NV.
Taylor. Mrs. Minnie F., 1450 Meridian
St
Terfingar. Mrs E F.. Takorna Park.
Thomas. Miss Myrtle L, 1912 5ths st. NV.
ave. ne.
Thompson. Mrs. H. H., 212s st NV.
Thorne, Mrs: W E. 1855 n st. ne.
TIGER, Mrs. II, 2l05 K st. NV.
Tilden, Miss Eunfce, Ing 18th st. NV
Tilton, Mrs L. T.. 1854 Howard ave
Ioohey. Mrs. Jessie, 424 It'll st. Sc.
Townsend, Mrs Mary. 221 9Th ne.
Trader, Miss Nj. e, 2615 K st. NV.
Tr1vis. Miss T. j. 967 4tF, ST NV
THY, Mrs. Annie E. TenIeyrawn
lWomoiey, Mrs. Mary P, I45 Mass.
q
Underwood. Miss Bertha, 1857 18th NV
Upham, Mrs. Willie c., Us Nd. ay. sw.
Van Norsdall. Miss c. E.. sc ST
Vaughan, Miss Sara, 5i2 18th ST NV
veihmeyer, Mrs. D, 1906 Z ST NV.
'ieth, Mrs Lavinia. 2375 r. I. ave na
W
Walker. Miss A. c., 1901 18th NV
Wallace. Mrs J. Il, 1917 r. i ave
walton. Mrs r.. D., POS N Y. ave nv
NV. i>eAs
~, Walters, Miss May G.. es4 Pickford
Walter, Miss Annie A. 1871 11tb NV
watkins. Mrs. E { 1. s 6s9 The PIaz
Weber. Mrs. Justina. ss6 10th ne.
w eiSA, MIS- Florence. The Astoria
Wenner, Mrs. v. L., 1916 Emerson M
Whitehead, Mrs. E. P, 1913 r. I. ave.
Wilmington, Miss Margaret R., q
Quincy NV.
Wickware. Miss Margaret E., P. O.
Dept.
Wilcox, Miss Louise s. C.. sla G nv.
Wiley, Mrs V. 1913 z. Capitol
Williams, Mrs. Clyde D., IS I ne.
Willis, Mrs Nellie, 1926 ieth NV.
Wliliams Mrs; Pascoe- 1@ Dearborn.
Wilson. Miss Hattie, 1909 18th NV.
Wilson, Mrs. ]. H, 152 P NV
Winkler, Mrs Max. 40 Mass. ave. h.
Winter. Mrs. Alta s., s14 A Sc.
Woods, Miss Helen B., e03 ne.
Wood. Ida NJ, DO 1st sw
Wood Mrs ]. F.. 50 Randolph pl nv
Wright. Mrs. S. G., 14e6 NV.
Wynne. Mrs F. s.. 1925 NV
Wurdemann. Mrs j. v, 124 Masoo-
chusetts avenue ne.
Yates. Miss Sarah. 1921 Penn. ave. -.
zeigler. Mrs Mary E. 900 Westminster
NV.
The Washington times., 1905-06-25
Answers to Letters

To the Puzzle Editor:
Ian, Ian you not devise some plan bv
t Ta'cn contestant may answer some Of
me eIe questions in advance. in case tho
contestant gets beyond the reach Of t t,e
"A CONTESTANT.
ne rule has been made that answer.
,' e:a1,Inlhs the Office as late as Saturday
ME Nh De counted correct, in cases where
all par, icuiar contestant has person
Sny e4Pialned To the Puzzle Editor tta+
sne VIII be so far away during the re-
1a,a,o. OF the contest that her answers
time reach each, the office before that
contestar would be unfair to the other
sions. ftner conces-
The Washington times., 1905-06-25
Whose Answer?

Will the contestant who sent in her
answer, 'ao' written in green ink just
opposite the line, How many had she
az hrst! In the Market Woman Puz-
zle, itself, instead of on the coupon ar
ranged for that purpose, please com
munlcate with the Puzzle Editor. Her
cnpplng of the puzzle with the answer
found and cannot be traced tn tho Let
Ter which evidently accompanied it. If
ne contestant who recognizes the above
I rel. ilnds her name published in the
need not then answer the above R,,t ie
Eer name has been dropped. we wish 70
reinstate her on the lists. ~
The Washington times., 1905-06-25
u . sZs
$4,000
In Prizes
The Contest

The preliminary Cor qualifying con-
test is over.
This is the fourth .installment ii Inc
Final Contest.
One puzzle viii now be printed each
Sunday, and the series will be con tinued
until ali the competitors except one
have failed tc send in correct answers.
That one Will win the chief prize OF
s2;N
Those who stay next longest In the
competition Will win the other prizes
In their order
Answers must reach the Puzzle Edi-
tor, Washington Sunday Times, on or
before Thursday following the Sunday
on which the puzzles are printed
The correct answers to the puzzles viii
be printed on the Sunday following. so
that competitors can tell their standing
When a contestant sends in ain in
correct ancwer TO a puzzle or fails. to
send in any answer her name will be
dropped from the Est
card catalogue Of contestants who
have qualified and whose answers are
still correct. is kept. Those whose
names are dropped each week, Though
failure TO answer at all or through the
incorrectness Of their answers. will find
their names printed In a list the Sun
Gay following their error
Should competitors be tied for any
places the amount of the highest prize
involved will be paid to each.
Only those who have qualified for
the contest by answering correctly.
fourteen of the first twenty-five puzzles
printed in The Washington Sunday
Times beginning April I. are eligible
for entrance to this Contest
No new names viii be entered on the
card system.
Those answers which have been re-
tceivei, unsigned, have been discarded.
as 1t is impossible to identify such an
swers when there are so many hundreds
of contestants competing.
If contestant remembers after she
has thus mailed her answer that she
omitted signing her name to the slip
will she send in another similar answer
and thus avoid the disappointment OF
having her name dropped.
Arrangements have been made oy
which answers from contestants who
have gone out of town for season
may be received as late as the Satur-
day following the date of publication OF
a Puzzle.
The Washington times., 1905-06-25
In Prizes
Interest increasing

Full Of fun.
Yes. and full of work. too.
Work little harder this week and
kecp your name on this list of eligibles
TOT the big. substantial prizes which
WI reward those whose names remain
longest on this card-index system.
NO name viii be dropped from this list
except for one of two reasons, Either
Inc contestants answer was incorrect,
puoI IN theory and execution. or the con-
testant did not answer the puzzle az
all. e poNAie az
This Puz1lo Contest is full of pleasure.
work, and prizes.
Keep your name in It.
Alaska forum., 1905-05-20
THE. NAMES GIVEN
 SOME Fl .ANk CREEKS

Clint DuMire. who has been prospect ing in the Panama Fish creek country during the past winter with Sullivan q McManus, arrived in camp yesterday. Prospects We found but nothing that looked like pay.
 The creeks prospected the past win~ ter by the trio bear the following eu- phonious names: Big Mary, Long Lucy. Short and Dirty and Little Ellen-all named after well-known Indian sisters recently turned into whites by a local court decision.
Alaska forum., 1905-05-20


 AT II EVIIS dk q ARK. It . meeting called last Wednesday evening by Commissioner J. Lindley Green, at the rooms of MT. Re terer. the following were invited to attend: -. II. Green, C. IA. Kstterer. s. E. Heeter, John Stanley, ". ". Crucket, '. W. Duncan, Rev. M. E. Koonce c. x. Davidson, c. ". Ledger. A. H. Nayo, C. ". Chilson and Chas. Mayo. The following officers wore elected: John w. Duncan. permanent chair nm; Geo. ". Chilscn, secretary.
 The following committees were then appointed: To draft map of Rampant precinct; !. L. Green, Geo. w. Ledger, lev. M. E. Koonce.
 a Advertising: "A. H. Mayo, Geo. w. Chilson.
 Finance: s. E. Heeter, c. \. David Indian curios: Geo. W. Chilson. A. Fl. Mayo. Chas. Mayo.
 The following were appointed on the different creeks: Rev. M. E. Koonce, Big Minook. c. R. Peck, Little Minook. Chas. Swanson. Hunter. w. E. Ballou, Ruby. A. H. Monroe, Hoosier. w. HI. Bowen, Little Minook jr. Q. Thronson, Slate. ,A. HI. Lane, What Cheer Bar. Fl. F. Thumm, Doric. Angus Hebb. Skookum. c. |. Jordan, Seattle Bar. Fred Cassidy, Hootiaaana. : Stevens & Sinclair, Glen. John Eg2n, Thanksgiving. Joe K&ninski, Omega. F. H. Chapman, Quail. The secretary addressed the follow ing letter to each of the above named gentlemen:
 You are hereby notified that you have been selected as a representative on
 creek to look after the interests of Rampant It the Lewis & Clark Ex- position. Portland. Ore.,. which opens June |, 1905.
Alaska forum., 1905-05-20
COSS FINDS QUARTZ

o. P. Goss has unearthed a quartz ledge at the head of Chicago creek on the Glen side of the divide. Goss took Sam Houkiee, an old quartz miner, to expert the find. The men returned to Glen few days ago; Goss looking sad Sam wearing an elastic grin. Goss has promised the boys not to do it again. Jimmy Lawrence is in camp from Omega creek.
 9ee3e$@@eeeeseeeee>ee4se>> exhibit, so there is no time to be lost. Private collections of nuggets, etc. will be returned after the fair, if re- quested. Yours truly,
 Geo. w. Chilson,
 Secy. of Com. Itwas duly decided by a vote of to 3 to call mass meeting Saturday eve ming at A. B. Hall. The following voted in the negative: Commissioners '. Lindley Green. s. E. Hester, wv. Crockett.
Alaska forum., 1905-05-20
WHAT CHEER BAR co.
 AT ACTIVE OPERATIONS

The What Cheer bar company has tensr1enst work and gre rapidly push ing operations under direction of MT. A. H. Lane, who has been placed in sole charge by his fellow partners. In few weeks the working will be doub- led, and a day and night shift run.
 Jim Dalton, one of the owners is not working, having placed Jack Radigan in his stead. V. Green is at work and will be made night foreman short ly.
Alaska forum., 1905-05-20

Masonic Association of Rampant Meen on the last Saturday evening of each month. AM Masons invited to attend. ]. H. Hudgn, M D. Pres. ]. B. Wmsate. Sec. SUNDAY SERVICES Morning Prayer 1 o'clock Evening Prayer 7:30 o'clock Fridays Litany o'clock Cso. ". ehi'son. Layn1an in ehxrge.
 St. AndreyeSs Mission SERVICE AT ST. ANDREWS s Layman Chiison will take as his sub- ject tomorrow evening: 'erhe doctrine of the Holy Ghost. 7 A cordial invit- ation is extended to aIl