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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
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The tourist season - opening. AMI
naturally everyone turns 70 cuba.
WITH ia baimy climate. where one
may kask ~ the side ~ the silfrff
tnsehst@ and listen % the msiodious
straina 81 the insurxsut bands
This lovely Island. with iis RICH
Dr. tinted population. comprising al
she shades from Ciafo - MaduFo. -
putting up the most attractive war
g. be found anywhere this season.
ana excursionista will DO well 80
send fpr booklet before engaging
Accommodations elsewhere. Social
success u this popular resort i as
rrired BY the presence Of many ~
she dancing men ~ the United
States navy. whiie u - possible that
soms 81 the hot stuff army beaux
will run down fer the week end.
Besides an the regular attractions.
some lovely side trips are laid out
% Las I.alas and Acres Caiientea
90 Sc the lovely ruins ~ railway
cuivsrfs Lunch may be had af the
rebel camps AZ popular prices
Il j. also the Intention ~ The
mana cement to give spectacular
production right a. Havana which
will be uuexeeIied Tor its brillianee
of costume and the number % pea-
pie on the stage There viii be =
review Of warships in the hafbof
ami a salute Of t0-inch guns and
ruffIes and bugie flourishes. ~ wei
ss solos on the kettle drum. sack
but. psaltery. duicimer and how
i,1er. with grand display Of fire
works 81 night. the finale beiua
Scuba Libre. A. Usual
sevefai cigar factories have had
90 shut down because Of the Do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29

A doctor with "a bad cold IL ho'
always horse doctor
A Alkutivu butcher - not ga'
meter
A rolling pin full OF holes t. not
considered q HolY Roller
Side stepping does MT generally
munu a sidewalk
An ice pick IL not a water crack
or.
Prsaidents are not always cabinet
makers b. trade
4 veil digaer IL not always well
man.
A doctor, although used 60 aeeinE
sickness. cannot nlv ava set uHsd to
sea sickness
A baker. though being a great
mixer. Is sometimes q very reserved
fellow.
A pretty Eirl can take wherever
she goes and tliil b. honest
A person can bc aSH1 tfum houe
aud still BE- home sick
A man cen be In 0u deal and
still be out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
SeattIe-Bosto
Copper Co.

II Il the intention Of ths company
10 g. . large amount Of develop
ment work on both the Lucky boi
aud Dutch Miller claims dsrlng the
fail ADD winter With q view Of
bloc hlnw out sufficient ore 10 49,.
euro loan from smeiter on the
ore dump aud Withdraw all stock
from tbs market The work Of
prosecuting the ore az The bottom
81 the shaft has begun and Il II the
intention 10 dffft on the vein when
that Is accomplished The winters
cork all 40 doubt prove up such
values in ore that Il wiii be the
best interests 81 company to Dor
row. rather than sell stock. and the
last ore from the shaft running as
high % u does Ia copper, as we'll
as xold aud silver. confirms the
Judgment IT the management. that
Kinn county has q mine which all
IS citizens are Eolnd 10 be proud
1T sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
Ols is'stsnsiISHsse;rss e. !
sLg

inand far salters At the Hotel Ma.
mana. while the ranks q the loyal
army u being depleted rapidly BY
the cay for help at the hack stands
A force % dfy cleaners = IT work
taking TIE mold OF Mere castle. A
recoucsufrado village - being erect
81 as one - the attractions on the
Caiis De Midway. a tpfehliEht pa
fade iu honor Of Ia Amendments De
Platte Nili be held co the board
vaik Confetti wnl be thrown. but
All confetti VIII be searched for
bFickbats. President Palma viii
hold receptions eu ths cruiser
Denver. while Gen Pine Guerra wili
10 the honors At the Iai Alai See
daily papers fer further details
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
Tit for Tat

American fruit growers grow apples Tor German export
This country has had that country Cor several MIL
iea barrels 81 good prices every year
Now the Germans may slow. but they learning
ew OF tariff
rhe, havr pacea a maximum si6t barrel apples
shpi "a Germany that has not adopted treaty
Of commerce With Germany 90 barrel on the products
az countries that commercial relations with Ger
We have treaty With Germany Mr. kasson negotiated
caa hut cur patriotic plEeouholed t.
oar fruit gnwes facing the necessity OF plns
The nu maximum tariff drawing Germany And what u
true Of APPLES a. rue o other farm products
The ONLY that this situation sort OF meaua
eoa or temporary agreement department With
German government
uut II eonsess the Germans viii tire OF walt
me On us Ia do the fate tariff walls viii SO up
which would entghtoned selfhnea
And might have effect be added to convince some
NJ the har sheed standpaers Menleys asertonhat the
~ az esrluai,eness past always sell
inE buying.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
MILLER FOR eHleF.

Editor The Star In reply 10 an
article appearing IN a local paper
Of The goth. Ia regard TO T. A. Miller
being urged by his democratic
friends for the position az chief of
the fire department beg leave 10
stale that the article was mihlead
ing lnusmuch na bis republican
ffionda are Ha much interested IN
making the same request. AZ both
have the same interest ia putting a
man at the head Of the department
who has been tried aud found 10 be
competent IN every respect t0hHo.
quontly I claim that party lines are
not drawn ia this fase. and MS
friends on both sides believe that
II Mayor Moore appointed u a.
Miller AZ chief Of the department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29

Why uridast Got Fired.
Ma. il our old hca KulnK 10 b.
sent away for the summer
No. my boy NhY 10 yea ash
such q alliY question As that
Well. heard % telling the hired
EIFl whaf q aiea time thsy & have
hen hs sent bis old hen away Tot
the aummaf II y Maxwell
f'fanknn. Wash
Choosing wife.
4 land agents Nifc should b.
inftie
AZ ministers have need o. Grace
A shoemaker calls hla uife fvsgy
Thaaxh hamciy. Il quite suits ths
place.
A druggist should choose Ana ElIsa,
Aud Hstfya the sporting mAn
mate
4 bachelor chalcn shoald be Mar
Before MS forever Tao late
a mail man. Of course. wants Car
Fir.
s farmer Tor Tilis viii quake
For fisherman. Ssttis ~ Minnis
And Lena the la man shntaid
take
a name Tor the wife II a LAWYER
can plainly b. seen hf an eFss
III leave if 70 fuu aud yuar fudK
nisnf@
Nov wouldn't tbs beat oue b.
IIHeF
- y stephnry. South Pars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
PETITIONS rsr oovFsnoR

OLYMPIA. Sept 20 La A.
campbell representing a number 81
purse soine fishing nutfittatH. yes
tefdny asked the governor. On be-
half OF hiH clients. for The privilege
~ nahinr within the thfoasmlie
limit al the mouth of The DIVA
mlsh river. hitch limit according
ta law. must be- designated by piles
driven three miles nom the mouth
az the river. but nH these piles have
never been driven. the attorney
holds that there Is no iuult FOR fish
sfmrn. aud an these grounds asks
the governor for the necessary pet
mlaalan The governor tcleKrup hed
cammiauionct itiariaud lnstrueilng
him a. mhke asa Investigation aud
report
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
DISPUTE Is sErrLuo.

TACOMA. sepl ~ The nghi
between the Tacoma Power com
pauy and the Pacific Traction com.
many. ahieh grew uut of an attempt
Of the former 90 efuHs and rrsetpHa
the tracks o. the latter has been
settled by Judge Irwin who holds
that the Taeoma Power company
has the right 90 cross the grade oi
the traction company aud 10 re
3rusa the same. hut that this mas be-
dpup only once. thus putting q stop
tn the practice af the powef CONF
pany. which has been attempting "a
cross their rival grade at several
different points
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
See California

Before going East The Southern
Pacific company offers excellent nc.
eommodations. Two trains daily 70
Gan Francisco BY the famous scenic
shasta route Reservations. tick
eta and Information at Union Ticket
office. COS First nv.
~ r.. ELLIS. Gen. Agt. ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
TOWN is suRnGo.

Los ANGFLEs. sept - Word
has been received from Rau Hrf.
nardlna 10 the effect that the taNu
81 fiarHtGw sha FIRE swept last
uisht The fire. which started Va
q barber shop. burned nll might
ana destroyed the entire business
section % the town
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29

Table Queen bread Is good bread
IA fact. We don't know Of one thing
we could add that would make
Table Queen more nutritious OF
hsalthful Malt yeast and fine.
combination that makes good bread
irrespective OF who bakes g. We
use both. Ask for Table Queen and
get H. There's a blue label on each
I.af aaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29

Attorney I'd. Hawkins and Con
stable Mike Kelly returned ycster
day from a two weeks hunting ex
peditlon through the Olympic noun
fains They brought back the hides
of three bear aud a deer as evidence
1f their good luck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29

he would have . man who is aia'
clplinhrian and a first class fireman
la one Not ono Who VII tep,l
mand hts men Tor INDUCING IN nap
lfs which he himself INDUCES IN.
Il. d COltfEE.
Former Captain Ia s. = y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
TITUS FINED 500.

Ia Judge Gordou's court late yes
terday afternoon fine ~ 800 was
given Or H. y Titus. the socialist
speaker. for Obstruetiag the street
& Brown. attorney for the plain
tiff. gave notice for an appeal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29

TACOMA. sept - rsief ssins
one 81 the contractors au the North
Bank line reports q scarcity - Ia 4.
boFora There are noe s.ao9 nssn
al work. and 1000 mote are needed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
SUIT is ENTERED

WALLA WAi14A sept - suit
has been entered against chris
nawers hy Misa Gertrude Hilbert
the young woman who Naa recent
~ run daen ~ the formers auto
mobile Damages IA the amount o.
1 GOO ATE asked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29

4 Cleveland lawyer charged a
yoong lads. whose guardian he AS,
81 far aoleetins "A hat tot her At
that rate he'd prpbahlN charge
about 81 so for conducting the de.
fensc Ia a murder trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
AVOID THE SEDUCTIVE PUNCH

WASHINGTON, sept ss-11 your hostess
offers sou some If that ultra tashloaAeln attaAs
called tea punch 4 IA Rasse take tbs advice 81
victim and Feaolafey decline said Miss S9nih"f'
land daughter OF Commander Sutherland. Who has
Just returned from trip 70 the etsrH aouAin Aha
a. rnvstef5ofs Lands Of Northern Asia According
ta Miss Soatheftnd sea puaeh te dnliEhtkHi. b~t "
ts Ia much more seductive than apaFklins cham.
payne the iillr.lxe hiEhbsii. and the amour, o.
basaaeha which NAV b. contained In one small glass
Is incompTehenkhfs
Yet tea pneh + q feature % the SUMMER and
the recipe Il Il saia witch h popular IN Ns~port.
was given a prominent Noman last summer b3
Count he Wltfe turinE the peace conference IN"
foundation 81 this aa@ tangled drink t. Of courAn,
very fine aud aromatic and then about Hix kinds
Old funs ana . aash % that horrible fire called
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
ssseFir SAT- TONIGHT.

A benefit bail viii be given Al
wildwood Park pavilion this even
ins for the benefit ~ Mrs. " II
Knight and children boats viii
leave Irsehl paek ~ \ o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
Il sensational
GEH twenty-five
" Cent Sale
A SaturdayEy't

Ar aftiels which folleus a..
25e, Saturday evening ssl. W
-" cakes tuiIeuu SOAP R.f
hfa1f HfFHinF .#..ls.. %
Three Porous plaHiefA. ass,f
40 Saturday evening fof o.
HiE eakes tria HHphtbs 1sts
worth Doe Haiuf1s9 eVenia.
Nutshell Safety Hlzofs 10y
3 90 Saturday evening gx
bae jar Nrlsina cfgsm. aaig1.
dhJ evening faf ..... 1-x
Electric lnsalea worth sss -
pair Saturday evening ~
Fuu quart ~ wien 49,
worth doc saturday sverlns
FOR .as.s.... ..... 90
- knli buffer and sHe 4e,,s
Buprb Boards Saturday
evening -. .sa..as. 1If
soap IDr. Including cake m.
ferWllk Sep worth Sc. esf.
ufdaY evening for .a.. ~
ftspaaflai Cream. Hgfib al 90
white stock lasts. aalafsav
evening .H4--#a- ..a4 2<x
i'pzz0Hia Face Powder 800
beautiful powder box. NSe,s
Zoe Saturday evening 2.<
Pour boxes fl1rafed Tais,'',.
Powder worth zee. aaturaav
evening .....= o.
FHEE DELIVERY.
Phones Main 1915. Lad. 1919
FREE DELIVERY.
Phones Main fzfqs Tad. 1870
The Quaker Drug Co.
iotsiois FIRST AVENUE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
DETECTIVE ON VACATION.

Detective claude naaniek leaves
today Tor a tNo weeks vacation 81
the mountains and resorts around
the sound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29

Marx twain has declared IA favor
~ spelling reform IL Mark also
one of the men who never could
learn TO Hpcif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
STAR DUST
By JOSH"

ssr PRIZE ron BUsr CONTRIBUTION 81 SECOND pRIzG, 81
SIND IN yARns MAKE EN- BRIEF. AND ADDRESS
aJosH wsE" TIA STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29

Cut slice off your light expenses
by nipplng some Of Spinning = MAJ.
tel and lamp bargains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29

Have the ioafmaus begun keep
lng house,
NO. they're living In FIAT"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29

liquors Old and dish q that horrible fire called
kolski served cold that
n Ssrsasniy makes The parthkef VERY
Hence club and AZ
lock parties Of a sultry afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29

Imported WoolenH. correct Hiylsa
Elliott 4 McGrcEor. 1879 bee
ond Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29

NTANFfWU FFHF8
4 am certain I have found a
cracking mvlodrama this time. de
elared the theatrical manager.
WHY No certain
because In the first act burglars
blow open a bank safe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
Beautiful Ruus

Made from your old carpets They
aro everlasting. Fuzzy Wuxxy Rug
60. Queen Ann f222. Ind 1897. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29

sitsblt'a streeuef'n
beardin' house bet
ter"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
LOW ROUND TRIP RATES TO
NEW ORLEANS

VIA Northern Pacific. Dates Of sale
October and s Final return limit
November Is. Rate via short direct
route 5000. For particulars call
Northern Pacific city ticket office.
cofuer First av. and Yealer way..ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
WILL BUILD BIC HOTEL

a new 100000 hotel win be con
stfucied next spring BY wilson =
white company. pfapriel0fs 81 IN,
Rainier Grand hotel, on the hal
block ~ Northern Pacific proper
directly behind the present hofel
The new one viii contain 500 room
Bnd have firepf0of passages con
Meeting It with the present ltain'sl
Grand rho contract work VIII Dc
Annn bN . AnallIn lIIm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29

A good snit u Joy forever. ard
everlasting Sse ~ White. The
tailor. g9s Collina bldg 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29

First Doctor Was the operation
4 success
Second Dtto-No The fellow
hasn't paid me a cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29

There's a plague of fleas In Nil.
Nnukee You can bank on nearly
every thinF boiug plague when rs
IN milwaukee,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29

why ID your uncle 10 anxious 10
leave millions behind when he
dies -
'uumph newell, ~ a matter
of fact. he isn't lies grieylns ev.
cry minute because he cant take u
With him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29

The association plants your
ofeh hard. eares for ID two years
free u charge one dollar per
month pays for a farm, Free
water rights Railroad runs
through center of irrigated dis
trigt.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-23
TOWNSHIP ELECTIONS.

Session Laws Of 1901. Chapter 2O3-
The citizens of the several townships
of this state shall annually
assemble and hold township meetings
= on the 3rd Tuesday in March
and notice of such meetings
shall be given by the township, clerk, by
posting written Or printed notices in three
public places, at least ten days prior =
Session Laws Of 1908. Chapt 200. The
township board Of supervisors shall hold
regular meetings on the Tuesday next
preceding the annual township meeting
(being the second Tuesday lin March)
and on the Tuesday next succeed ding the
annual town meeting (being the. fourth
Tuesday iu March J on the second Mon
day il June, and on the last Tuesday in
October, ineach year. NJ.
Session Laws Of 1906, Chapter 1872:
There shall be- elected at the annual
township meeting, one supervisor for the
term 81 three years. one township clerk,
one treasurer, one assessor. one ever
sesro d h,Ihways forse eschE dis,rict. .z
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-23
DEAcoN,s VIEWS.

There are, apparently, two courses to
choose from, one OF which the Repupl-
can party Of Minnesota must take this
year; one is the courageous, manly, fair
play course of e.nominating r. c. Dunn,
tor governor, who two years ago was
publicly endorsed for that office by both
our U. 5. senators, by every Minnesota
congressman, and by majority vote of
every Minnesota Republican outside,
politically rotten. Minneapolis and who
earned honor, twice over, by invaluable
services rendered this state, impossible to
be rubbed out.
The other is, the cowardly, dishonor-
able one, OF letting the busted Van
SAINT machine, and Janus faced Republl-
cans set up wishee-washee candidate
that each would vote against when IN
the election booth, and give their organ,
the Minneapolis Journal, second oppor
tunlty to send its band to serenade a
second time a Democratic governor.
There are so candidates names men,
toned as available for nom ination for
governor at the Republican state con-
vention but the gentleme n named are
each ami all, shy of announcing their
candidacy.
AT present the Republican slate max
ers are worse than criminals, they are
monumental blunderers. st. Vincent
New Era.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-23
A MILITARY TRAINING.

The Bismarck. Tribune evidently did
not read the Pioneer Express editorial
as carefully as did the Herald, on the
subject of state militia.
The present militia troubles in this
state, were taken only as general text
for the general subject. The substance
of our editorial was repetition of
similar article published in this paper
several years ago.
Our idea was, and is, that the state
militia should be elevated and advanced.
That this cannot be satisfactorily done
as state militia. The state troops
should become an integral part of the
regular army. And that at least part
of the resimental officers, both line and
staff, should be regular officers. There
should be method OF promotion from
the militia to the regulars.
We believe every boy and young man
in the land should be compelled to take
at least sufficient military drill to know
how to load and fire a gun, and have
some idea where the bullet will 90 when
fired. He should be taught to know
which is his left loot and to keep step
and walk erect. He should learn to
obey simple commands as to marching.
We believe that the general govern
ment could with profit to itself and the
army, afford to place non-commissioned,
regular officers at smaller towns and
commissioned officers at the larger towns
to do this military drill work.
A newspaper has not the space. nor
have we the ability to plan so extensive
change in smilItary affairs as this calls
Tor, but we will add some of the reasons
why it should be.
The best guarantee of peace is to be
prepared for war.
1t is every able bodied mans duty
10 night for his country If needed.
The man who has ''the military spirit"
j. e., is willing and able to fight for his
country, will be a good citizen in almost
every other way.
Such military drill would develop
military talent, which otherwise would
re main latent. 1t took perhaps a hun
dred thousand lives to discover and
develop the successful generals of the
civil war.
Such drill would develop sufficient
interest among the young men of the
country, that military organizations
could be kept up in sufficient numbers
in the different states by volunteers,
Just as now. only more in number and
better in efficiency.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-23
A NEwspApERMAN,s MISTAKE

Newspapermen often make mistakes,
by assuming knowledge of things the;
know but little about. 1t is better at
times to say nothing than to lay himself
open to the criticism of reading public,
who know better. Bro. Ballentyne OF
the Emerson Journal took it upon him
self last week to PROFOUND the following
questions, and give the answers: "a
newly married man the other day ask
ed the difference between honeycemb,
honeymoon and a pretty girl. A honey
comb is small CELL. a hone ymoon big
sell and a pretty girl is damsel'
1t is needless to say that the young
folks of the town, of whom he himself is
a prominent figure, have beset the
Journal Office demanding his authority.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-23
MIXING TWO IDEAS.

The Herald and the Forum are hav-
ing "a discussion as to the necessity of a
primary election in case there are no
party nominations.
In Fargo it looks as if there will be no
party nominations for candidates and
the Forum thinks, there needs be no
primary, as the candidates will be placed
on the ticket by petition as they always
have been in such cases, as provided by
the old law. and which the primary law
does not repeal. The Herald claims
that the primary election should go
ahead just the same.
The trouble which these papers and
people have run up against is one point
ed out long ago by the Pioneer Express.
The principle Of the primary law is con-
traryto the established laws and usages
Of this country.
Our laws have always been based on
the idea that every voter shall express
his opinion as to what candidates he
wants elected, at the polls. The law is
still the same and still allows the voter
to vote any names that he pleases at the
time of the election.
Custom however has made parties.
and the custom Of parties has been to
select candidates through party organiza-
!. ton in such manner as the party may
please to do. The primary law is AN
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-23

Editor Hager of the Times gets all
worked up over the militia editorial in
the Pioneer Express and among other
things asserts that we called the militia
men "tin-soldiers" which we didn't.
Can it be that that fine blue coat with
brass buttons and other accessories of
the uniform Of a staff officer (never
more to be worn by the doughty colonel
because it won't button round any
more, and for other reasons) bring
memories of military magnifcence that
cause the colonel to be so supersensi-
tive.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-23
each for the term Of one ye;

each for the term OF one year,
two justices and two con-
stables for the term of two years. At
the first annual meeting after the passage
of this act, there shall be elected X
three supervisors, one to serve until the
first annual township meeting, one to
serve until the second annual township
meeting and one to serve until the third
annual township meeting thereafter.
The board of supervisors at
their first regular meeting shall elect
chairman, to serve for one year.