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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-02-15
PACKING HOUSE opENs

Aberdeen, s. D., Feb. Oh. ]. Loci
ington. an Aberdeen butcher. has COM
,menced the operation OF his packing
plant. which he has just built on n
thirty-three-acre tract adjoining the
city. There are a number of other
buildings in connection with the indus
try on the tract. besides two houses
for employees. The plant possesses a
killing capacity OF fifteen beeves and
100 hogs daily. Mr.. Lockington does
not contemplate attempting to supply
outside towns with meat In the imme-
diate future at least. but hopes to de-
vei0p that branch OF bis business q
there II . demand for u.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-02-15

DIR. Zamenhof. the inventor OF Es-
peranto. the universal" language. was
born at Bialystok. a Polish town on
tho %borderland of Germany and Russia.
At least four different languages are
spoken by the various nationalities.
who compose its OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Polish. German II Yiddish. This
babel of tongues seemed to Zamenhof
the primary cause of mutual bicker-
ings. and he set himself about to bring
about unity. The result was Esper-
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-02-15

Tho history Of coal Is comparatively
modern. 1t seems to have beer used
FIRST In England in the ninth century!
London has no record Of 1t until the
thirteenth century and that Is in tho
Tor OF opposition. Parliament in 1918
petitioned the king. the second OF the
Edwards, to prohibit the burning OF an
article claimed to be injurious to health
and a royal proclamation was issued
eorbidding 1t. But the high price Of
wood compelled the Londoners to re-
sort to II again.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-02-15

The will was proved in London. Sep
tember 90 of Baron Nathaniel Won
Rothschild, of Vienna. a partner In the
banking house OF Messrs. S. Nj. Won
Rothschild. Of Frankfort-on-the-Main
eldest son of the late Baron Anselm
Won Rothschild. The value of his Eng
lish estate Is E25.634. and the amount
Of his fortune abroad Is not stated.
That It Is enormous Is apparent from
the fact that sums amounting to G1,-
$4,000 are left to charities.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-02-15

A party of a dozen expert oil drillers
and tool drivers from Pittsburg arrived
recently at Bucharest. the capital of
Roumania- 1t is said that only such
men were employed as are familiar
with every detail In the drilling of oil
and gas wells. Since the political trou-
bles In Russia began the activity in the
Roumanian oil fields has been very
great, and large quantities of Rouman-
Ian petroleum and lubricating oil are
now exported to all countriea OF west
ern EurODe.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-02-15

Consul General Listoe. of Rotterdam.
reports that he has received numerous
inquiries for the names n addresses
Of American manufacturers of paper
milk bottles. 1t appears that these
considerable length and very %favorably
commented upon by the Netherlands
OreJS.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-02-15
oeNovNce THE STORY.
Ysnkton School Beard to Take Aetio.
Over "Race Trouble"

Yankton, S. d. Feb. 6.-The board of
education has taken action officially on
a story sent to Sioux City papers telling
of u ace war between members of the
Yanllton high school class in which
the white members were said to be try
ing to exclude two colored students.
The board under its own signature, the
superintendent of the school and also
of the president of the senior class. de-
nounce the whole story as outrageous
and copies have been sent to Sioux
City papers for publication.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-02-15

The latest railway Improvement IN
Palee.iua Is n 1iro f~cm Haifa across
tAc rlains Of E%sdrnelcn a s Of the
Jo~dan to Dnr'a. there to ioin the Hell.
fns railway now hAing constructed for
the conveyance Of pilgrims between
Oem~ocus aud Mecca
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-02-15

1.-The attempt to introduce . ,me va
riety into mems evening dress" says
the London Express. by the adop-
ton of braided trousers. double coat
cuffs and plated shirt fropts has end
ed In failure. Fashion Is now COM
polling a change to the old n simple
atyle."
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-02-15

The other day customs officers at
Dover caught n clergyman from o.
toni trying to land with twelve pounds
~ tobacco ana SNUFF concealed about
his person md 800 CIGARS in his trou-
aors legs. He t~Eged harI tn he re-
leased for the sake ~ h,- Cloth"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-02-15

Opinion is divided in England at pres.
ent as to whether paupers in public
institutions should or should not have
beer at dinner on Christmas day. Some
Of the debnters are very bitter. At a
recent meeting Of poor guardians in
Sussex. a clerical guardian replying to
a fellow member unfortunately named
Beer. said that beer was condensed
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-02-15

General Booth. OF the Salvation
Army, who is In his 18th year. Is back
In London after a tour Of 34.400 miles.
Here Is his record In England and
Scotland: Period OF travel. Ave weeks
and four days: towns visited. 121: ad-
dresses averaging one hour and twen-
ty minutes. 95: shorter addresses.
26; sinners at p%enitent form, 800; peo-
pie addressed, 10000.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-02-15
TWO WON PIXIES.
Miss Maude Matthews Had Best Grad
Of Al Freshmen.

Yankton. S. D.. Feb. s.-The Drake
prizes. given by Mr.. Drake Of the.
Youths Companion. Of Boston. were
awarded yesterday. tirst prize of SIS
going to Miss Maude Matthews. Of this
city. while the second prize Of $40 went
to c. r. Violin. OF Mission Hill. Tho
| prises were given for the two best
standings among the freshmen Of the
] COLLEGE Ct the end Of the nrst semester.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23

have just ookinK The picture IN prominent masfne
- OF whom Nh9
wuusni pflut mothers sni onA tao ere nnh@is
know Who insaeia bet maa 20 - t9se
out home aud wi pick her ls Doc
the mouh ana rsFtafoaa1 "Aelaim' p'N @"N
meet mamma
Fausht II makes me slek II MAN With ~tte Nho
~mohcg4 RnyhnS but doG I'd take w uts' e
where -
designed and children considered hea'easen'
And man has pretty ~hea be consents 90 a!ana
~f.thsfs 20 brute Nth hkR When she anKs
IN. In. that liquor touch mias bet that tE
ahsn be 20 SHARE his kissea vita l
lads nux ths Madonna pictured holding papV3
natrsa " the habY Christi =. go. -.
ssarriisssf- Not % Every woman is The hs'nH 81
paaeut OF potential IN uheHn the
splr 81 maternity visible Msaonha .
affectouafu creatures IN
their MACE bat pss doEs psre he hofftd
Mrs rtepoeds aymthn whsa she Eho~a
save thsaaaad the Orphans NhafAhe lnH
ueus~ ....~.....,o.s,..o. -.
want MOrHERlNQ huiaiaK brute against
there manf s haf beads HN
ThnE ~ H4fuuH aeaT from
sf~4ins faaueaf Ass sm1 Think q ths heat
t. whu Nlow. she eafwTs -"
vn dog hunAn bsds chasea b the
poverty neEcf that might ~ Tor asaFsnY
dans In SER places wheFs fuiainE dos Sod
uottn With nrF babe htrnp~ "a Der
bach semanf ideal aan taess Ca
pacial tsef ssou hraten an 10 miEtV onr
place cab the nie there and f1ao snd bis
Hind shut out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
Showing Their Teeth

The ssurrilous and vindistive assaults which Leng
made upon City Engineer IN oson by the evening organ ct
the Seattle Electric company reveal the depths OF the annes
which the engineer provoked by his course IN developing
frS, unepal electric plant second comprehensive
scheme for street railway system be owned by the city
Misrepresentation downright lying being resort.
81 20 and OF vile abuse added in desperate effort
to get nd the official in this city who has for many
years stood between the people aud the franchise grabesS
and plundersrs
That City Engineer Thomson has saved this city mill
Ions OF dollars during years by his
promising hostility grates and of the city govern
uent every well informed person will admit Not even his
enemies have dared ea into question his honesty
Even the seurrious which maigning him and
telling all OF lies does have the nerve TO accuse
him OF ever wronrfuliy handling Of public funds
The whole and substance OF its asnine shfeking
Is we don't like him. We don't like hm'"
The Star as this community well knows. has been
praisng city officials II has been thorn IN the
flesh 20 many and has done expose official
shortcomings Seattle than al of the other newspapers com
bined
But The Star deliberately makes this statement: NO
CITY EVER HAD A BETTER ENGINEER THAN THE
ONE NOW EMPLOYED BY SEATTLE HE is THOR
QUICKLY HONEST. CAPABLE AND WORTH KEEP
ING AT HIS JOB AS LONG AS HE WILL CONSENT
TO HOLD 1T
Mayer William Hickman Moore. OF opposite politics 10
the city engineer recently said the editor OF The Star IN
the presence of Dr. Park W Willis that he would regard
nothing short Of public calamity Thomson should re-
sign he himself would H. He be-
eved tina, the engineering department Of the city TAR
safer in Thorsons hands with millions Of dollars worth OF
improvements prospect than in the hands OF other
who could be secured His thorough knowledge OF the city
work and his integrity OF character would be worth in actual
savings hall million dollars per year the community
The fact that Thomson 5acsn't drink smoke go
around making good fellow OF himself with the boys
decided point his favor The result is that he makes far
efficient engineer His brain isn't dopcd with nicotine
o whskey.
Nine OF the ready hand shakers and booze
fighters find their way into office in this country also
have ready for the brides and sell their eonss
uens for what they get.
Thomson isn't that kind and everybody knows Il.
The Star TRUSTS that mayor city council win do
such asnns thing Try change the present admin
issraton of the city engineers office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
cooinduvis Easy.whas's ar. Iekleduva

Juat Of those psoua shieh people
thinEa print
ether they thsy cid yesterday
II -:
ICRIEnuv-~Yws ove. perfect = yun.
ssoas-CoofSDUV
Eo~. auarrsi 9TH
question arises. % an that muhy
1. 40 fcRt.EDuv
cooNDuv Is sousflmes- appliss ittie ihins
with aaa bah9 lips and BIG blue a
40 eHnEy lace things COoiSDuv AL right
ne frpnt porch
and che said he finer than ahgthing no
And CoofNDUv s often bE with black whsk
feet has = .og
his
and he wosld the should look
othar CoofNDUv ere part
cooNDuv With the bias he long days and
ha hard toars smile he beads
his back afeat taaas and be Ia that she
HIS CoOENpuE he doesn't much about other things
$ shouid great plan Of
hfs. actions COON.
DUVs that travel IN pairs ind another
the rark FAR from the
And the IckLEDuvf
up public Perhaps It s
improved Kind Of lover who Intensified
The degrees
carries fiat palace
hut-aryvherc where abides
Who wf Be the FIRST definition cKLEDUvf
We MUST have light
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
A STORM ON
MIlVlNETONKA

stricken anap' The mast vai
torn from 90 socket. the uadri
aaH disabled The yacht pitched
tossed. eapsiEea Rose Haa falutl)
conscious that Maiher. pour Yaunr
fellow. eas trying 90 hold her ul
above the waves
y wac a sunny afternoon .hen
lIaso opened hsf eyes. Tier razs
fell on niaiwaft form "ilarYi'
ahe mufmufed arrli ne
sHame other timo. deaf When
Yau are stronger but I 500 a let.
ter here on yuuf esefitalre al
dressed - me. May ! open IT,
sHpt INV, my deaf aous othei
time when am atfanRef" said
ftasa "a raEuish mnckaHY
When nhs grew better. Harry
told hoe the whole story hos BE-
had received Telegram notifYins
him that the legal battle had bHer
postponed. and hurried % ih'
beach Just HH the storm broke aut
with glass hs made out ths
Langley yacht IN distress
Pressing Into services steam
yacht ana manning u with few
brave splflts they made their ual
through the tossing waters N
aaa ele-. Gait concluded Har-
-" bot ws saved you All And
na3 may open that letter the
vas never dsiiveFsdr
"oh. 40. Harry" she said
"ptehae Just consider that ietfri
iasf ln the storm iihe the yacht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
STAR DUST
By Josh"

Hut when I amt awnfkin'~
An I never does no Hhirkln'sr
You can und na both aiurkin'
Round dc cabin in dc lane.
II 40 day ann hot an hurniu'
Nhara AZ use ~ angry turnin'
For lsa but a lasHuu lsarnin'
IN d world dafs fun 0f paius
an never starts afretuu
cause De daY 80 hot IL Erttin'
Der % aun 'iil soon be setiin'
Round a. cabin N Dc lane.
n dors was never nathin' daln'
An no trouble ever hfrNin'
! h'lieNs "a Jest Keep woolu'
nat lovely i1sa Jane.
r'er ahe always seems aauilln'
An aeNer sean hef ettiu'
llut sometimes / hear her aighin'
fcr de eahiu In 10 iahr-
n INA ae cauas 81 maxim
uof get snmetim@a itfitatin'
She jest gives the = shakln'
Dat lonely Lisa Jane
t,ar mha ko,nWa im aniY fuhhin'
Al she thinks shes AWFUL cuHntn
nut guess she knows who's fun
ain
Dat cabin IN ds lane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23

Il wih never see him again as
innr aaI live Pretty Rose VII
Iiamssa crushed ana tore into biia
irttes She had received b. mes
hanrar n had read
Dear Rose I know you VII De
bitterly disappointed. bat l cannot
- nn the yachting tfir I ana sum'
mauad to come 40 60 Winnipeg an "a
mattrro with that Raw
son sat. n Win thia suit II VIII
prove the turning point in mY LEGAL
career The ease comes up tamnf-
raW. In haste but affrrtiuuHtaiY,
HARRY.
Hose vas very. srfy ansfy Hot
tears caursed down her fair cheeks.
She said awful thiuaa about he's az
fanrsd and really H was oEaaper.
stinH she had been pishninE 30 long
fuf a.. this tvs day yachting cruise
around Lake Minnetanha, The
I.anRteYs had invited her nd her
afflHnred 20 become members ~ the
party to celebrate the launching of
their new yacht ard the subsequent
trip around the lake. 10 occupy a.
happy hours And hrt new yachting
costume had arrived iust fes min
utss before iiarfYs letter
"fl just -. anyway aatd the
Young woman "fli show Harry
winterheAth that ana not depend
cot entirely upon him fat my enter
tatument and that he cannot. b. n
fs~ words srffhhled on piece ~
ia pot break asa engagement made n
month ago"
30 stfons was her Imagined feel.
ms ~ aithsflaH hate fef iarfg that
thts tmpuisivs maiden sat down and
wrote a letter - beg iafsf. a. Witch
she formally announced that all
IVES axsf The trivial rifeum-
stancs that ale ava not have any
postage stamps stayed the hiishfina
course Of the letter ani Il wss
tossed apon he's sseritulfe. aua nusr
hasisned over % the tausiaYs and
with them went 10 The beach.
Rass explained that AZ. Winter
heath had been called "a Winnipeg
an isupaftant business. bat her
hraff faMed with anNst. especially
= ben shs notiHai a hair sarcastic
sfniis ca the fac ~ Miss f1arsnre
fisatirf Rose lnak up desperate
fligtaitaa With Youns Nathrf. uho
haa been ems ~ her devoted samif
efs bsfars sha hal accepted his
rival
A terrible storm swept the lake
an nat ever memorable afternoon
ln August Thn placid uatrrn. an
de- eyetnuir fafae. were dashed into
mountainous bliluHs Many pleas
atr craft wsHn swampod The
naffy un baafd tha Ifaite. fAr
Ianeisfs Yacht became panic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23

Horace Mann - weii knawh 70
Seattle fhsataf Eoers Three nanpihs
aen hs appeared at ths Thlf8 Az
euus theatrf With zInas TfafestY
COMPANY Mann VAS Tho tall russes
dian whs aanesd - gracefully and
ksps up = fuuuy tails. Th~ company
took q lay CT fef twa weeks n 80.
aitia owing 70 faisisse bsinE uaAae
ln thsls routing and Mann with seNs
sfai others - TIE gofurHnr appeared
a. pantaEsa thsatsr in specially
wora. rraVtuua 20 arpsartnE here
Win zfnn'n company b he'd - xart-
Gus tlfne. been Hesn rs speciality
work al varinus 70 the continuous
performances fhsatsrss He u well
knawa IN THIS state ara Oregon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
WAOES SWIFT
RIVER TO DIE

RENO. New. July - n A. Nc
Intosh. a mining promoter Of Oak
land and agent ~ The Pacific Coast
Wireless Telegraph company. sui
eided here yesterday BY wsding into
ths Tfuekes river. allowing the swift
waters 20 carry him off his feet
Meintosh WAS once ono Of tho
wsaIfhfast men Of Spokane It's
uifs tar away few vars ago With
a dancing master and since then
Mcintosh had attempted several
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
In All the World No
Ride Like This

No uhsre IN America wtli You
flud usafa boaaflfui seeaeu. mare
mountains. ralIefa rivers ana 10
ista than on the Port Orchard Route
lssgncrn Seattle Ena nfrmnHfaf
Taks tha rhlidfee and ieg them
bseAghe the fruah sait air. % funsp
Ga che aHud at Pleasant unseh
boats teAts pies at E 81. - $40
10 ~ = a.. snd / is. ~ and %
, ~ haana trip Cor go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
ARRESTED SECOND TINE.

Mrs. W o Temple. knovn as
Madame Louise. q fortune teller In
The Victoria hotel. was arrested yoa.
ieFiay afternoon. and later released
on 100 bail. She was arrested Fn.
daF for the same offanse. but allow.
ed 70 20 free. on condition that she
would not repeat the offenae This
time Aho was booked az a vagrant
under the state law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23

Albert sehubach. % the firm Of
schubaeh 4 Hamilton. has pun.
ohased the German steamer Marie
chen. which was wrecked ~ Faiae
bay. Alaska. last December. She
will now be repaired and placed on
a tramp run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
Excursion Rates TO
MOcIips Il

SATURDAYS. Fsfafuins sfum MoeiiFs
ssgrh. AatRnizY az ApadAf nnfn
Tag Thla - asae ~ the finest aeean
beach fr@uffa 90 the coast Fuf
saftieutsfz inquire y 2 eity lieAst
affiee. corner les az and fealnr
say
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
Try a Dish Of MapeIine
Ice Cream

Better than necessary. pure ~
u Is possible 20 make y. and a
delightful dish for the Tired. bot
shopper It's all Ia the flavor
Mapleine AZ shas'a Pharmacy.
American Bank baildiLf 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
HORACE MANN
INJURED
WILL KNOWN THEATRICAL
PERFORMER agurs sfsaAP
AT ocoHa-AppNARGn sERH
AT THE TlsiRo AVENUE.

OGDEN. rfab. tuly - Ilefsee
uanu. tha teatiuz san n .ien
TFarsssY rngnuauy. walked ito an
elevator SHAFT az the brand opera
hunse tns, night ard WaH seriously
burt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23

slfaes e. kna h9usseif ouea b.
Jumped irts smn FrAneisrn baf The
s. sasaf uaa considered q Nss1fsY
fsan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23

Don't throw your old clothes
ffwsy. Have them cleaned 10 look
like new at the Pantorium. Main
104E
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
Dc CABIN IN OF LANE.
John o'As,l Sherlock.

pc mafae has quit his sowia'
To corn ann dome ita HfuWin
An aa summer Winds am blow In
Through de fields Of Eolden nrain
An lest can't keep ffum humuin
TOUT de Eoa1 time tafa a eanin'
When my banjo m be strummin'
~ de cabin tn Dc lane.
nere alnt M time frr playta'
While a. han'a is all a haYiu'
So raa hardly ever atatin'
Hound ma sal Mias iaaa Jane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-23
Women's Suits

blue and raspberry, Regular tss suit Tuesday
special s.s NtutNf
Black Jacket suits Of extra good quality Of serge.
Csse fitting back. loose front Jacket lined with
black satin, skirt box plated strictly tailored
garment Worth f3S Tuesday special $4,000
Covert Jackets 20. Jackets worth from 81 to
as going at half what they are marked
Tuesday. VIII leave the prices them you take
half off yourself
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01
aEoReE wAsHIsaros uNIvEHsIry

Assc ciated Press nisuatch by special Wires
Washington, March Plans for higher
educational work in Europe, the special
advantages of Washington and the ques-
ton OF higher ideals for a university at
the nations capital will be discussed by
distinguished men at o dinner to be given
by the trustees and alumnR of the George
Washington University on March l4th.
Former Acknowledgement Wayne Mac
Veagh. DR.. Andrew ID. White and Ann
bassador Jusserand of France are among
the speakers on the programme.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01
LocAL BREvITIEs.

Bring Favorite Gold Enamel certificates
to Cartmell'H.t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01
s16o. .ooo FIRE N PHILApELPHIA

Associated Press Dispatcn pv snecal Wires
Philadelphia, Pa, March Fire,
caused by the explosion of q gas stove.
today, destroyed the storage and dis
tributing plant Of Armour 4 Co., at the
northeast corner Of American and Norris
streets The loss i estimated az $50, 900.
The building was filled With dressed
meats and provisions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01
PoLIoYHoLpERs ALARMEp.

Associated Press mspaien ny special Wires
London. Eng, March Viscount
Northclihe (hetter known as Sir Alfred
Harmsworth), chairman Of the protection
committee Of the British policyholders
of the Mutual Life Insurance Co., has
cabled to Stuyyesant Fish the COM
mittee's alarm at his resignation from
the company and urging him to continue
to support genuine reforms.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01
HAND DECORATED
MANY LIVES rMPERILrD.
A'soeIAisd rrs,. DIsoslca ~ spselsl wIrs,

Associated Press Disnatch by Special wlrc.
New York, March 1.-The hvcs Of more
than 80 persons were endangered and
property valued at $4,000 was destroyed
by fire in the Williamsburg section Of
Brooklyn today.
Tho fire started in the thrcc-story fur
nishod-room house at SO Ihroop avenue
and quickly communicated to.H similar
structure adjoining and TO the siN-story
brick factory Of tho Wagner Manuiac-
turing Co., in Lorimer street. Tho occu-
pants Of the lodginghouses were forced
To fec in scant attire from tho flames.
With tho exception Of ono woman, all
escaped uniniured. She WAS overcome
by smoke, but was rescued. Both houses
and the factory were badly damaged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01
miIIara &. anpIs.
RELIABILITY.

RELIABILITY.
We have proven our reliability in
the many years we have been before
the public in building up our busi-
ness, until we now have the largest
Jewelry and Optical store in town.
We have always in mind to charge
only fair prices, and giving IN return
the greatest value In merchandise
No matter what you want 10 the
Jewelry and Optical line you'll 6nd
that we have It.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01

Bucher, wire signs, 6l6 Shiplsy."
Umbrellas repaired at ll2 Shipiey street
Red Cross Plasiera, Diapers, Seventh and
Jackson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01
STORAGE.

We have secured the White
Carriage Warehouse, No. 2O6- PA
w. Second street, and will store all
kinds Of furniture, etc. This is with
out a doubt the largest and best
equipped building for this business
in the city, having large electric
elevator, private lockers and high
ceilings.
INDUSTRIAL STORAGE CO.,
Benjamin T. Cause, President.
D. & A. Phone 2o5. nelmarvia Phone 2206
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01
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M Iss hoCLAFFERqY-
School for DEPORrMENT,
PHYSICAL CULTURE
Beginners may Join az any time
Children's, classes Thursday and Saturday
afternoons
; Private lessons, in waltz ard two step. day or
evening.
ones hours At Kden Hall. daily sto6
Phones, ID, 4 A.--House, 7f7u, school, e-clp p.
Residence, Ihe 0ahleA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01
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Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wire.
Valetta. Island Of Malts, March L.
The United States transports Fitzpatrick
and Mcclellan, having the First Infantry
on board, arrived here today from Glib
raltar, on their way to Manila.