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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-12-05
Minister Will Be Installed Tonight

Minister VIII BE InSIaileO OniSnC.
At the meeting of the Pecos Val
ley Presbytery at the Presbyterian
church this morning, Mr. Davis was
formally received on his Presbyte.'.al
letter, his name enrolled and favora-
BILE action taken on the call. The fol
lowing arrangements were made for
the installation services to be held
this evening at 7:30 o'clock. DR.. G.
e. Lukens will preside, PROFOUND
the constitutional questions and de-
liver the charge to the pastor. The
Rev E. H. Edgar will preach a
short sermon, and Rev. E. E. Matnes
will offer the prayer of installation
and deliver the charge to the peo-
pie. The pastors of local churches
will participate in these services.
Following is the musical program:
Prelude USchubert) Mrs. c. A. Nor
veil.
Solo, 'sThe Angels Anthem"
(Schnecker) Mrs. Florence E. Kill
gour.
Anthem, I'm a Pilgrim Choir
Solo, "a Dream of Paradise"
Gray L. R. Alexander
Postlude in D, (Mendelssohn) Mrs.
C. A. NorvelI.
The public is cordially invited to
attend this service.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-12-05
WALToN,s STUDIO.

A photograph of yourself or child
taken by Walton would be an accept
able Christmas gift to the home
folks. 37tf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-12-05

Frank Pearce is expected tomorrow
from Los Angeles, where he has
been for two months
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-12-05
WANTED

WANTED A good agent. Lady or
gentleman. Salary or commission.
Phone 102 It's
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-01-05
If TRAVELLING IN JAPAN

Or any civilized country, you can pro-
cure Laxative Bromo Quinine, from
any druggist All nations use it. +.
W. GROVES signature on box.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-01-05
NORTH DAKOTA KERNELS

|. Some of the editors resolved not to
run any more dead head cards of
thanks. r.. 4
If the "old gang" would hold its
meeting within the boundaries Of the
state the insurgent press would have
little left to howl about. If they are
as secret as the insurgent meetings,
however, little would be gained. %@
/. Geo. II. Purchase, for many years
lat Jamestown, is succeeding well as an
attorney at Sentinel Butte.
T Sentinel Butte wants a drugstore {
The cards Of thanks have new duty
to perform. An Inkstsr man publish
ed one on his removal to Grand Forks.
HE~sE ss& &.r. tsr-ts)-ts) saspG #{-e ESt :sss
At Ashley the whistle at the -four
mill went on a rampage and wouldn't
stop blowing when the engineer really
wanted to. The people thought the
burg was burning Up; s.5. r. .
The Medina Citizen thinks that the
powers and scope of activity of Cons
missioner Ladd, should be enlarged to
take in the matter Of the game eilr
lforcement law and the booze depart
ment of the state. All the sales of
patent medicines, and infractions Of
the pure food law are believed to be
insignificant in harmful effects as
compared with the quality Of alleged
liquors sold as medicines. \ s5..
| N @-0-0
Emmons county horses are being
Iswiped. Il
"A Granville butcher became the
proud father Of twins Christmas eve.
!! S3il5 O. tet-ts} ri
5# here were some domestic rows at
1 Balfonr in whichtwo wives are alleged
Ito have whipped their husbands.
te}-ss ts) ss
Mrs. Ole Rigg Of Garrison gave
birth to a boy-the first child born ii
Garrison.
s3 tsri.r0
8sA Minot thief has established a rec
ord for rieaniiess BY stealing al pocket
i book containing the savings Of q work
ling girl.
Waslburn has a store called the
I Come Again. II was burglarizel
recently and the proprietor announces
the name does not apply to the burg:
i lars.
Superintendent of Public INSTRUCTION
4 Stockwell has made such d good officia
Il record even the insurgents dom
i want to steal him from his present jot
to make a gubernatcrin candidate b
| him.
g-O-O
i That Montana stockfneti's association
Il seems to need a lawyer who can draw
Il warrant 50 North Dakota Judges can
see hole through it,
Geo
Il Some of the bachelors at Hannal
a are getting married.
Il @-OD
The plat for the proposed incorpora
!. Ition of Medina has been completed.
II
/ The Leeds electric light plant nov
.!runs all night. Al good many Of TIL
Presidents objected to wiring tilei
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-01-05
PETTY RET TIaN.

Minot Optic: The board Of county
commissioners at their session Wednes-
day afternoon passed 4 resolution re-
educing the salary of Deputy Register Of
Deeds Ralph Abbott and Deputy Audit
|or R, !: Wilson, for the ensuing year.
For the past year these two employ
es have each been receiving salary
believed these salaries much m foo i1iah
considering the time and coupetelcy
|of these deputies. The resolution pro-
yides that the salaries Of Wilson and
Abbott shall Be SIS each per month for
the year 1906 Ii is believed, however,
that yesterdays action on the part III
the commissioners will be rescinded and
the salaries Of the deputies iii question
raised to $50 per month.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-01-05
BISMARCK is TO
HAVE A FLOUR MILL,

Bismarck Tribune: Bismarck is at.
last to have a -four mill
j. III. Newton, local representative OF
the Missouri Valley Milling Co. of Bis
nlarck and Mandans authorizes the ans
|nouncement that his company will as
soon as possible in the spring, build a,
mill on the site of the old one with a.
capacity of zoo barrels q day. Accord
ling to- Mr.. Newton the mill will be first
class in every respect and equipped with
| the very latest milling machinery. y y
It is understood the company has had
| this move in consideration for some time
but the fact that other parties have been
| In active correspondence with the Com
lmercial club officials regarding a mill
at this point may have largely influenced
| tine Missouri valley Milling Co to ex-
pedite its conclusions. AT any rate,
lDismarek is once more to have a -four
| mill With it in operation it is hoped
1.-THE city will regain her old grain trade,
tthat was diverted elsewhere after the
lold mill burned down some years ago.
/ The Milling company is one OF the
most subdtalaal corporations In the
state, which IS a guarantee that the mill
and its products will be maintained at
1.-THE same high standard that has made
1.-THE -four of: the Mandan mill famous
lat home and in foreign countries.
4 While perhaps the commercial club
cannot be Justly credited with getting
lthis particular mill, it is fact that
Its initial erldeavors have been direct
led toward securing -four mill from
some source or other. and that success
would have crowned the clubs endeav-
Tors is practically certain, SO the club
has reason to- rejoice that its desire
His So speedily satisfied iii this direction
i:especially when such a solid corpora
ltion is behind the new venture.
Mr. Newton, So long and favorabl.
known as the milling coinpany's Bis.
Imarck representative, will have charge
Il of the mill and its business at this point
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-01-05
Walker Bros. CO HARDY
Knight Printing CO.
Porte Printing Co.
Moorhead News
{ C. m plo Ing p

houses for anything short of an all
night service, and this was decided on.
-. " s.,.<.. A. Gs|-ksr-<S H. Z, ig,i. i
There are several domestic rows and
sensations in town this week. One
3amiable frau is, alleged to have knocked
Hubby down with skillet and a sep.
aration followed, says The Balfonr
Statesman. We understand that this.
has happened before. Another initiated
Carrie Nation and went after a new
house with an axe. She drove the car
ipentsrs out, smashed the windows. 1t
is alleged that she playfully tossed a
nail puller that came in contact with
one of hubby's ribs and fractured it,
She is now said to have commenced
repairing the damage and is preparing
i to keep house. There IS more donies-
| tic infelicitys on tap all from strangers
Ito Balfour, not one citizen Of Balfour
any length of time. The people Of the
town have had d little too much ex-
Ilcitement for one week.
Il 8 tsts ts|--Ss}- 8 4if " AZ.
James w. Foley, of Medora, writes
| to- The Bismarck Tribune ridiculing
statements which have been published
iifreely to- the effect that the climate of
Ithis or any other section is changing
lin any noticeable manner. He points
lout the folly Of assuming that because
there has been al little more or less
rainfall in any given period, such diff
ference is likely to continue.
| Go -tel 35Ess
IA former Fargo boy, who is In
| China, writes a friend that when the
Chinks once get wise to their nuneri-
cal strength and the power they car
exercise in a military way there'n be
Ihell poppin' among the white folks I
It's needless to remark the ex7 Fargoar
is not nlissi ionary.
@ Go
s8It is difficult to convince some ot
! the housewives that their lamps ars
Iso dirty that it is impossible to get :
] good light from the Roe cRsfeller oil
Several localities have reported fakt
I.tree agents. U
i Attorney Gray of Kenmare has nc
stand in with The Minot Optic sine.
\ the institution of the suits against tllg
county commits sionsrs
Deputy 5heriffs Wright and McFal
both OF Michigan City, are On theil
way to Oklahoma City, where tlier,
His under arrest a man wanted BY tl1s
Michigan City authorities The man.
Inafne Is Howard and he IS wanted fol
sIhorss stealing A year ago he wa
canpassing in that section Of the coun
try and one day failed to return th
Jlivery rig. Since that time no wore
lhad been heard from him until his al
rest at OISlallonaa City man Is afst
H under arrest alt Kansas City whom, /
| is supposed IS wanted By the Michi
i gan City men.
Nc Kenzie county is to have q cotir
4 house III the spring
Il ts)--{s
Ex- Governor Van SAINT Of Minnesot
II visited Cakes last week to look ate
Il some real estate interests. HE said h
lwouldn Il mind being a resident d
North Dakota mex year. Tlrsre Is go
ing III be Ii fight Oh and he always di
like a little political row
Orc g
n The corner sta lSes On section liilss 4
1'owfer county are fieassly obliterate
!: and there Is SOME confusion
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-01-05
AT THE PLAY HOUSE.
Jan. 8 HaVerly's Minstrels.
Jan. o-Moonshiner's Daughter.
Jan. I3-Sho Gun.

49, 49,. . y. = 49, y
Marseilles, the anatomical enigma,
whose study in black and white has
created such a sensation this season
with Haverly's Ministries, IS without A.
question Of doubt the greatest Euro.
pean feature ever presented IN connec-
tion with American minstrelsy. He
comes direct from the Nouve Eirae ini
Paris to join this aggregation and
when he appears at the Fargo opera
house tomorrow evening local theatre
goers will have an opportunity of sec
| ing. novelty feature that will not only
surprise with its originality, but will
thrill with its intense sensationalisni.
The Moonshincr's Daughter ap-
l9pears at the Fargo operahouse on.
TUESDAY evening. lit is a play out of
| the ordinary and embraces a series OF
sensational features as well as a pretty
love story and is one that is away from
1.-THE ordinary and conventional stero-
typed melodrana. The comedy element
lis of the breez;est sort and general
dash assists in the action. Every stick
lof scenery used by the attraction is car
ried by the management as it requires
massive and picturesque environment
for successful Interpretation. sSon1e
bright speciaities and the famous
\ 'Moonshiner' quartette are also a fea-
/ ture.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-01-05
81 JAMAICAN lady spE ks

Highly Of ChanlberIain's Cough REM
edy Mrs. Michael Hart, wife 81 tI1s
superintendent of Cart Service Al
Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies Is-
lands says that she has for some wears
used Chambsrlain's Cough Remedy for
coughs, Group and whooping cough
and lia q found It very beneficial. she
has implicit confidence III 1t and would
not Pc without q bottle of it iii her
home, Sold BY an dealers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-01-05
PROFESSIO ONAL CARDS
ATT.oRNEYS.

X S sss ATTORNEYS. 5a
BARNETT 81 RICHARDSON, Alto r.
neys at Law! Ofices, and 8 Morton
building, Broadway. III & VI
ROBERTS, AUGUSTUS, HENDERSON
b Block, Broadway, Fargo. Probate prac-
tice d specially. 35 55 @s
LEE, ARTHUR b., ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Fargo. Practices In ali courts.
TURNER, ID. RI, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Offices In Edwards Building, Broadway.
Practices In all courts. "a ss , ss
MILLER. HENRY IT., ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor at Law. Oyer Fargo National
Bank Block, Fargo. q 81 sss 9
ROBINSON, y. b., ATTORNEY AT LAW.
courts. Tax cases speciality.
SCOTT, wv. AZ, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Ofdces second floor Morton Block, Broad
| way. Fargo. N. d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23

A. a unique and exclusive resi-
DENTAL district. laurolhurHi on the
Lake occupies n position unpafai.
leied anywhere on the coast with.
Ia twenty nine minutes ride Of the
heart Of the commercial center Of
the city. II 10 just far enough away
10 be- the Ideal place for the home
~ the prosperous professional and
buaineHh man.
Laurolhurst ia probably the only
residence district ~ Seattle where
the present building restrictions.
nov Ia force. Rill be forever main
tanned IN The years 10 come. when
this city ranks IN population with
the largest west OF the Misaiaeipui,
i.anrelhurHt. through its maguifi-
cent location aud scenic beauty, will
be- the home of Seattlc's wcalthiesi
aud most cultured people History
repeats itself. and the history Of
America and EuropHH great cities
show that she better class inyafi-
ably build their homes overlooking
the water
One must zee Laurelhursi 10 oh.
tain fun realization Of the beauty
of lts location OF the wonderful
amount Of development work being
done thereof its all around De.
STABILITY as an ideal place Of resi-
dence =of the great Investment op
poriunifies Il offers
The owners Of this beautiful ad-
diti0n. MeKars Mclaughlin. Mead
aud Murphy. have purchased fine
yacht. capable Of seating CO per
SONS. which viii be- given to Laurel
hurst property owners.
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ONE MUST SEE LhuRELHURsr TO OBTAIN a FULL REhIIzh
TON OF THE BEAUTY or IT'S LOCATION.

[ II has been fitted up In lavish
atyle. the cabin being finished IN
solid mahogany and beycled plato
glass windows This yacht Will DO
named LanrelhurHt. and wiz make
the round trip between Madison
mark and Iaurelhurnt on the Lake
In fifteen minutes The ride from
Madison park. on Lake Washington.
10 Pioneer square takes but twenty
three minutes.
An attractive yacht house, lifted
with whiting rooms and space Tor
canoes and small boats. With sub.
Htantial wharf Us nov IN course OK
construction. and viii also be pro-
scented 10 the lAurelhurat residents.
The development work Of grad
ing and improving the streets IN
l.aurelhurat will soon begin. This
Improvement will add greatly 10 no
general appearance Of the property,
and the new lines Of transportation
will make II more convenient ~ &C.
cess The owners Of Laurelhufst
believe that the development o. the
University grounds. which adtoin
taurelhurai on the west. viii be
great benefit to Lanrclhurat
n Is well worth ones time 70 visit
this natural park. as the owners 81
I.aurelhurst believe that In no place
10 the United States can be found
a more beautiful spot for the build
Ing OF permanent home. From
Madison park. on the shores OF
Lake Washington, boats are run
ming 10 Laurelhurst every few min
utes, giving everyone a chance to
see Seattle's newest and most bern.
uful residence district
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THE THEATERS
currsn, Attractions.

1efFtHA rNRA e@hasftss
GRAND In the bishops Car
riage. a great show With an all
star east Tonight. matinee and
night performance tom0frow closes
sngaEemsat.
SEATTLE - Pete Peterson.
Swedish mrlodrama by jules Wal
ters Fuil Of comedy ana pathe4
Coed attraction.
THIRD AVENUE The White
Caps One Of Chsa Taflor's best
productions BY Ms clever stock
COMPANY
IOts-Ttlox BAXTER nnitea In
Ns~ faFk attraction. FIRST time seen
In Seattle Cas-, adequate 70 all de-
manda Daily snatinsss a. sell a.
cTening performances
star rnssssr--ess~ Vaudeville.
There IL oniy Que comedy turn
on the nsN program ~ the Star
theasrf. but there IL = great a.
aoffmnut 81 scts aeuoting physical
ciexerness Of the highest grade aud
there Il fAf more resi- merit 10 al
clio Of this Kind than 20 one made
40 chiefly OF comedy sketches
There are iWo teams OF symnasts
aud aerobats on the btu The three
ynetiefs have a most exciting finish
fof their serial turn. aud John and
Victor Jerome exrsl IN somstsAults
ina aud isoaf twisting L1tils Ere
mont delights the little ones By I'M
pcfnohatlnE an animated doll 10 =
shife dress and ysllnw curih
Morris 4 Kramer. one IN black
face and the other On paisfnce. sixs
some 81 the hottest DANCING u The
season In wooden shoes There is
a popular musical act b. the Banda
brothers. three In number. AMI
Riddle Roekeh snd the siaFascofss
furnish the usual illustrated saak
and moving picturoa
The remaining turn IL the comedy
thii Of VIZ and Nrs Howard Trnes
dell. Aunt Loulsa's Advice The
pinFiet IN founded Gu q domestic
misuntrrstandiuE. and runs about
20 minutes The Trueadclls arr
clever people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
TO RAID SALOONS

Al the result ~ a raid on the
Nus" saloon. eight red noaed cor
palcni opposera of the w { r U.
we're either given a fine OF iail
term yesterday By Judge Gordon
The latter gave the assembly 10 an
dsrstand that saloon laHfins would
not be tolerated In Seattle. and that
on the expiration Of their sentence
which vets for the most part %
short duration. they would have "a
find employ meat or go to jail and
staY there
The raids on the lower class 81
saloons VAS b. direct order u Chlei
of Police WRpnenssain. and IL only
the fifst Of the series. which Ill
probably result IN the eAtermiHa
tioa 81 the saloon ioafers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23

n.tsk men Who are registered a.
..~ - Ftank CLANCY = Detroit
:, yet Ssgend az south. hH
- sntit,,d 20 yelc in the FOURTH
- y H. first ward there are
uttls mere than enc hslt
~.aes are not in ihe city
-,..x al II aus ts ethsfa whose
e .,e slNsn In the city dlfvc,
- s..,ssa. 81 either portions ~
-, ofsss wheis te3 the names
= ~ !, 80 glven in ths directory
-. Il tAe address frum whieh
- ~ Fvsssisrcd
ssnsls 81 Psdsins
~ : hat = ssnple ~ the pai.
49, z fssiasation rolls which ap-
-. s AVE hecu aonv m the Tbir-
s,r.sA ~natofisl district in ne
S..,,.s Il he srndlsiess ~ gl~arse
p.esr or M staie senatr. The
-,.,r, J. heiag Investigated By ths
$780,. u James r I-awisr. who
= saas ss~fy effort GO prevent
esv.aglsa& setlax AZ tho ecinlns
rlxlich
* sks les usn registered a. re-
s1rs i sks n~tfult hairi e stRe
49, axeFagsans - barleatsrs q
a. mere are "a whose names 30
~ ssrsar h the hisst eiitlao %
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Don't Chew Gum

Unless YOU bny It az lartell'h Red
Cross DRUG Store. 6lo Second ave.
Tomorrow two packages Of either
negmau'n or Gardeners Pcpsin Gum
&c, OF Ayre's Bronchial Tablets. 2bc
&c. OF Ayfe'a HFoniom Tablets. zae
boxes. Zoe That's nething We
cut price on almost everything Try
uH tomorrow -"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
To PROSECUTE
STEEL TRUST
ATTORNEY GENERAL PRE-.
PARE8 TO TURN HIS GUNS
UPON THE Hlo COMBINE.
fserIpn. TsIsnrsph ssrvIes. }

COLUMBUS. o. Oct 2d--Attof
neY General ELLIS viii nov turn hli
attention 10 the steel trust and viii
probably attack the sewer pipe
branch first lie will endonvor IL
break up this trust as he did the
bridge trust. and ~ encouraged BY
winning the first skifmiah With
STANDARD OIL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
srhe Devil. Auction. .

The Devils Auction" opens If
the Grand Thursday for four per
formances Seats are nov selling
There are quite number OF new
aud novel ballet features offered
By Manager Charles n Yale in the
Twenty fifth or Quarter Century
Edition OF his famous Devils
Auetion.' among which Il rather a
new idea N this line. entitled The
Wild aud Woody West. which de
picts In a pautomimic and terpal.
chorcan way the life 81 the now fast
disappearing vanguard of the prairie
the American COW boy.
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SENTENCED
To HANG


tseripp. Telegraph ssrviesl
NANAiMO. Il &. Oct % Rob
err 5 Feathctatone WAS yesterday
sentenced by Justice Morrison Ia
hang for the killlaE Of Mar Iane
Dalton. a ai,year. old girl. Who VAS
found near South Wellington. ou
July Fl. With a bullet hole through
her head
featherntone viii hang December
Il lie declares his Innocence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23

closely and the fraudulent remistra-
elosclp aud he fraudulent reEletra-
ton to a considerable extent kspt
hem victims. In that way Piper vas
defeated ny a majority Of iess than
leo votes.
There are several other places IN
the first ward besides the Detroit
hotel where the registration rolls
appvat Ia have been padded by tho
registration OF men not entitled 60
vote and who do not live Ia the dia-
uirt These also are being checked
W ANA reports on them will be made
available within Few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
Attention, Cooks and
Walters

The funeral Of our late Brother
NJ o. Rex will take place Wednea.
day morning. Oct. 24ih, from the
family residence, 72i Stewart street
AZ Gao. All members are requested
10 meet at Headquarters at > a. m
"wednesday. to take part
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
hoME RuLr ION IRrLANp.

LONDON. Oct PARLIAMENT
met today The Irish home rule Bit
viii occupy the closest attention.
and Il IL expected 10 pass the com
mons hy a big majority
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
UNDERWRITERS CONVENE

ST LOUIS. oct 20 The Ma
tioual Association Of Life Insurance
Underwriters began a convention
here this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
DlaieI Thurman, the
Tailor. 1915 I'd Av.

! sAsslng The finsst line % en-.
essss salslrga IN The eity smart
h<..ess suits for winter wear that
9. -Gsas slkhs. iook right aud efe
xas uc asa yunr Inspection 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
PINE ST. TEAM WINS.

Yesterday afternoon on the Lin.
coin park Rridiron the Pine IT foot.
ball team defeated the Ruasells BY
a score 81 II 20 b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23

BY TRUST
FURIHER DETAILS or INNER
IwoRklNos OF GRAIN TRUST.

lAsfinSs Telegraph Sefsiee1
KAAaAs cry. Mo, Oct ~ u
x ilcil. OF the National Grain a
HAessatof company. today testified
aAl because he belonged 10 no
boafd OF trade. aud because be
bought hla grain direct from the
farmers. his elevator wis black.
listed hy the railroads, aud "regu.
lar dealers. who refused 10 trade
with him lie declared the "fegu
lara had formed a combine 20 lower
prlcea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23
Homes of the Wealthy at
LaureIhurSt. on the Lake

TAG history or AMERICA AND EURoPEs GREAT CITIES
SHOWS THAT THE BETTER CLASS INVARIABLY BUILD
THEIR HDMEs OVERLOOKING TIE WATER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23

An ordinance regulating the con.
struction of sidewalks aud penalty
Tor violation thereof was passed b.
tho council las, night Many oydi.
RANGES apprupriasinE money TO
complete the Installation ~ water
mains and street Improvements
we're also passed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23

The success ef the night school
venture has made Il necessary Ca
draft n good many Of the teachers
Ia the day school foF the extra
work involved The total attend
snce at the night schools vas aIa
last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23

juneau IL 10 have q Carnegie II.
hraFy. Librarians G. W Smith Of
this citY and Miss Mary W Plum.
mer 81 Pratt Institute. Boston. are
responsible for bringing the scheme
before the attention Of Mr. Car.
negie This will be the frat Car.
ueEie library In Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-23

Buffalo gasoline engine, sil the
worlds standard. Seattle agents.
Geo. ". woodhonse Co, Arcade
building 80.