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Evening journal., 1906-09-22
Too Late Tor classification

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WANTED-To rent small place within
or miles Of Wilmington, from 20 is
acres. Address JOHN RoDicK, 1910 Ban
ninc 81. s22-3t
For sale--A well-establ' shed harness
store. Must sell immediately. VIII entef
new business. NJ. FINE. Front and Tat
NAH SITS s22-lt
FOR sALE-A 20 or 2o-acre farm four
miles from wilmington. Address j. HER.
BERT BROWN. r. +. D. 3. Boo.hwyn,
Ia. s22-2t
Edward Krause. Grand Worthy Presi-
dent Of the Fraternai order Of Eagles
has returned from Louisville Ky, where
he attended a meeting Of the grand trus-
tees of the order.
WANTED-Brisht boy to run errands
serve small newspaper route on Mar
l1ct street and make himself generally
useful about newspaper office office Til S
Is rare chance for good boy. Anpis
Joureal office. s22-2t
Evening journal., 1906-09-22
A WonderfuI Ionic.

Dancing this evening, Brownson Hall
Evening journal., 1906-09-22
AoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE.

Cooling refreshing and invigorating.
Dispels that dragged out feeling during
spring and summer.
Evening journal., 1906-09-22
DELAWARE GIRL
IN LIMELIGHT
lconlInned From FIrst 20


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penchant for elopement that unfortun-
ately lasted through after years. She
was only 10 years old when she ran
away with Bradbury That was all
well enough, for that elopement ended
in a marriage. and both relatives and
friends quickly forgave the handsome
impulsive girl Not so the next esca-
pade. She eloped with her husbands
best friend" They soon tired Of
one another. and Mrs. Bradbury re-
turned to her husband. who met her
advances with full forgiveness. The
"bSst friend" evidently felt himself to
be left out in that little arrangement,
for he went away and killed himself.
Mrs. Bradbury was so demure that
buttercups wouldn't gid he rchin dur
ing the next four years True insola-
tion in the sinaloa Hills Of Mexico
possibly had something to do with
that Anyway she served her PEN
ance dutifully and seemed much
chastened in spirit when she returned
TO Los Angeles society. Society
though twice about receiving her, but
inclined to the side Of mercy The
more merciless morality isn't exercised
as vigorously in this State as in other
parts Of the country. There aren't
enough persons living outside glass
houses 10 exercise II.
But married life palled on Mrs.
Bradbury again. and she left her hus-
ban as abruptly as before-alone. that
time, however A divorce followed,
and the young woman hied her to
Europe. There she went the round
Of the capitals and, having wealth and
social station. made a distinct impress
sion. Besides her beauty was an aid.
on her return to Los Angeles society
was compiaisant as ever. and received
her royalty. Maybe mothers Of eiigi-
bic sons had an eye 70 the Banning
millions and that snug little group Of
Catalina Islands Anyway if that
was the reason now that ; she's a
matron again, it's too latedop. society
to change It's minds since ATra Greens
leaf Is intrenchdd nrmly behind al
most unlimited wealth, and brand
new marriage certificate.
Evening journal., 1906-09-22

Reported by Scott & Co. Bankers and
Brokers.
Evening journal., 1906-09-22
4 SKIN OF seauty IS c Coy Forever.

Dancing his evening. Brownson Han
Evening journal., 1906-09-22
Clam chowder

At NJ. Richenberger's Saturday even
ms. No. 30S Shipley street
Evening journal., 1906-09-22

Danclng this eveninr. Brownson Hal
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25
JACKSON REPLIES
 TO CHURCHILL
Missionary Defends His Conduct of Alaska Reindeer
 Bureau.
ny oable to The paily aateway.

Washington, D. C., Aug. 24-Shel- don Jackson replies to the charges made by Special Agent Churchill of the interior department against his conduct of the reindeer bureau in Alaska. He says the reindeer which were given to Eskimos were bestowed as compensation for services and went to natives who served five years ap- premiership in caring for herds at the missions. The reindeer were given them when earned in pursuance of contracts with the government. Those given to Laplanders were as compen- sation for teaching apprentices how to care for the herds,
 Answering the criticism of the dona- tions of money to the mission school at Sitka Mir. Jackson says this was done in pursuance of policy established in the administration of President Grant and continued under every adminiStra- tion since.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25
NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION
 FOR INCORPORATION.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TER ritory of Alaska, Division No, g. To the residents and permanent inhabitants of the town of Seward:
 You are hereby notified that a petition has been presented Co this court by certain citizens of said town of Seward praying for an election Go determine whether the same shall be incOr- pOrated, and describing the boundaries of the proposed town as that certain piece or parcel of land for which patent of the United States government has issued, and particularly deS cribed as United States Survey No. 726 North and No. 72B South according to the official plat thereof on file in the U. S. commissioners Oftice at said town Of Seward, situate and being on the north shore of Resurrection bay, an an arm of the North Pacific Ocean, in the ter ritOry Of Alaska Third division.
 The above entitled court has set Monday, noon of said day at the court room Of the dis trict court for the territory of Alaska, Third division at Valdez the time and place to hear objections to said proposed incorpora- tiOn, and for all residents and permanent inhabitants of said town tO show cause, if any they have why an order calling said election should not be made.
 Witness the Honorable Royal A. GunniSon, judge Of the above entitled court, this twenty first day Of August, A. D. nineteen hundred six,
 ROYAL A. GUNNISON,
 District Judge, Attest:
 EDWARD J. STEER, Clerk,
 By s. A. CRANDALL. Deputy Clerk.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25
Publishes Article on Seward

The first of the articles descriptive of Seward which George E. Moran, the noted Chicago newspaper man, is to publish in the Chicago Chronicle, appeared in that paper Sunday August 3, and copies have just arrived in Seward. The article is three columns long, including two cuts, one of Sew ard, the other of a railroad scene. The article is written in attractive style and sets forth Stewards advan- tageS in a comprehensive way.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25
COOK INLET & SUSlTRA ROUTE

Steamer Neptune connects at Seldo- via with all steamships for points on Cook Inlet. Transfers to steamer Cas- well at Tyoonol for Susitna and Vent na river points, carrying passengers and freight
 For rates and further information apply on board steamers or 10
 F. X. SWIFT,
 TyOOnOk. Alaska
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25
ADDITIONAL ENTRY
Under Section 23O6 of the Revised Statutes
 of the United States.
RATIFICATION

V. ~. Land Omco. Juneau Alaska. June 22 lg0f
 The Anchor Fishing N Trading Company @ corporation incorporated under the law, Of lhg State n' California, assignee O, sarah J." Arr mold. n.|u" entitled iU the benefits 0l Section gHH ur rn. Revised Statutes Ut the United States .wur.U- gaHIHuUa. lands .u soldiers and sailors who served Iu .u. Rebellion. does nuruu. apply .u enter '. x. Survey NO. i25 situate Uu tG. TaugIpfn0. Bay W. ". side ko- UIaN Island. near kar.uk. Alaska. more par ugu.urIy described as follows, foWit.
 Bn.uuiuEgf cor. ND. !. a point uu the high water mark Uf Iu-IuIUOf Bay, whence '. N. I 1r." X bears <. s3. l3 E 1880 chains. whence Inu0Wu- m.nldor line Of high water mari, of Taum.olunr Bay l. N. tI- i3 W. zoo chains, 9. x. 5-. g. W. l222 chains tU corner N0 9 Whence V. s. L M. \ bears ". N. 'a E. and har.ull Head bears N. 2l. fU ". - mile. Thence south 1891 chain, f0 cug No. o. Thence east 1920 chain, rO corner No. t thence N. ly 30 F. 9 chains tO point oi bgr.uulug.
 Area lj I@G acres.
 Variation 2I J..
 As AsgUditIouaI Go her original homestead on the S. W. n of N. F.. a of S 2j Y. 3s k. W. made August s ls5s. n. F.. 1O35.
 NouceiS hereby given that any and all per sons claiming any portion of the above deS- CriDoI land are required Co file protest dur ugthe period of publication or thirty days thereafter in accordance with law. with the Register and Receiver ui the U. S. Land Oiice
 ANCHOR FISHING & TRADING co.
 Seal BY l.. S. SCHOENFIELD, SEC.V. Notice of the above application will be pub- liShed in the Seward Gateway, daily news paper printed at Seward, Alaska, Wlich l hereby designate as the news paper published nearest the land described in said application.
 JOHN w. DUDLEY
 Register Y. <. Land Ohice, Juneau, Alaska First publication July 23.
 Last publication Sept. 22
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25
N.grn.. InLl... LNnching

Columbia. ~. t- Aug IS Negroes here issued --a..meu. today aaor7- ing che .acuu- Q. -ae negro Davis a, Greenwood as. Monday tar a,-aa..n- a white -G. The. say E.r is wrea7an- able Co ask wu...n.an.. Co rgspet. ,ae negro race when .a. negroes ao not re,uac. themselves.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25
Cannot Punish Ballot Fraud

Seattle Aug. 23- Prosecuting AtJor- uey Nacktn,osh asserts that there is no provision in the state election laws under which he can convict persons for ,amoerfug with ballot, after they are cast. Probable tampering with ballots wa, shown in the Dow-AIuIleu contest .0r councilman. Last night the cen- uaI labor union passed resolution aeuouucug the city council for the alleged appointment of crooked judges of election.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25
PORTLAND SAILS WESTWARD
Brings Large Cargo to Seward and
 Several Noted Passengers.

Steamer Portland arrived in Seward last Tuesday and sailed next morning for Seldovia and Kodiak. She brought about 200 tons of general cargo for Seward. Her westward cargo was small. Several prominent men were among her passengers.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25
kllled in Q RunawaY

Seattle. Aug. 2+-ElliotJ Johnson, law partner of Wilson R. Gay, while driving co the latter's ranch in the country near here yesterday, was thrown out of the buggy in runaway of the horses and striking upon his head was instantly killed.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25
Statement of Alaska Trade

Washington D. Ca Aug. The leparmgu. Q. e.umerc. ts-u.sa state ueor showing .aa. the shipments o. gold from Alaska aggregated sI2,- 5O0001. in m. G,ea. year ending June 3o I0nt The territory also shipped To ,he state, >t511w1 pounds Q. freight. There wa, a .aI.m--oT in che exports of canned salmon.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25
SeNen NM in Train CoIHsion

John,.own, '.. Aug. % Lna b..ro- ing rain storm . freight train and a work train 00 .na Pennsylvania ai.- road enIidal near here and seven per- sons w.u. killed. \ woman n.uu.. underneath .u. wreck H.--.. .g H.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25

The Seattle Times complains that the railroads building in Washington need 10000 more men than they can get. not to mention the shortage of harvest hands in the wheat districts.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25
ENeeL.-nr Rsaehes ssatLIe

Seattle, .N"-. -N. steamer Excelsior reacha. ~..... yesterday from Sew ard and Valdez. The .ru.-a.er -ae.a- naw ~al... .u. loraovu with 30 .ocowo- rive cars and rails .or rne Eerev road.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25
Paving Nonev on Insurance

San Francisco. Aug. l>-Eaymen., Of money oa insurance policies are noar- ing in a. -ue rat. 0. sLU0100o 8 day and -he local banks have larger oe- DoSfr, than eve. before In their
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25
To Abandon Fort Brown

Washington, D. C., Aug. 22-Presi- dent Roosevelt today ordered the abandonment of Fort Brown, Texas, where the negro trouble occurred re-
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25
Jerome Willing to Run

New York; Aug. -.-N.-.r.e- A..ur
 uey J.rlm. announces ...r Ha Is w..- ing ro ac..u. n. democratic lom.n.- .tgn .oa governor l. 0a can g.. .- w.-u-
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25

Ten stamps at the Jualin mine at Juneau averaged above $500 each for the month of July. After twenty-five milling days the superintendent de- posted a gold brick worth $l4,OOO at one of the local banks. This repre- sented the free gold gathered on the plates. The other values are in the concentrates which are shipped to Tacoma for treatment.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25
Hoke Smith Carries Georgla

Atlanta. Ga.. Aug. 25-HoNe Smith, who wa, secretary of the interior in che second term of President C.eve- land. wa, nominated for governor in rhe democratic state primaries yes rarUay.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25
Fail to Climb rIt. Mckinley

Seattle. Aug. 2}-Proi. Herschel Parker. scientist O.. rhe Cook party which attempted to climb AI, Mckin- ley mi, summer returned today. He states cha. two efforts Go ascend the mountain were made but failed An- other will be made by the party from a northwestern spur which seem, to offer a continuous slope. All trails lead to a sheer cIiG, impossible to as- send and the climbers must make their own path all the way up.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25

Mrs. J S. Campbell has opened a frst-class restaurant at Glacier creek mile 75O and is prepared to furnish meals at an times to travellers as well ls residents.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25
ShIr --nunL. at HonoIuLn

Honolulu. Aug -l The Pacific Ma. Orleu.a. liner Nauchur.s ran on go rye. 0. Rabbit island yesterday and ], 8 total loss. Sine is hopele-,.y grounded and ], fast pounding Go pieces \. ,h. passengers were brought safely Go this city. The oIi- cer> mi,roos the reef for Nakapu point. where the water is deep.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25
Entombed Alive in Tunnel
Recount of Seattle Vote

Seattle. Aug. l~-On the recount or votes cast a, the city election last March Go decide the contest of Matthew Dow. 80 defeated candidate for couucuman-ar-5arge on the munich pal ownership ticket. tr was found that many bauo. boxes. with the ballots cast. were returned Co the city comp roIer uusea.ad. after che election. In che recount ,o far Dow gained twelve vote, .u three precincts ot ,ne Seventh ward
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25
seattle Republicans Banquet

Seattle. Aug. 23-The King county republican club held a banquet last night at which 800 were present John F. Miller presided md Gov. Mead, Senators Ankeny and Piles and Con- gressmen Cushman and Humphrey made speeches. They eulogized the Roosevelt administration and declared that it wa, entitled to credit for the existing prosperity. The speakers al- so claimed that the Diugley rmid de- ge.nn- industries.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25
Ncbraska Republicans Nominate

Lincoln. N.b. Aug. 23 The repubG- can state convention today nominated Norris Brown for governor. The plat form demand, 30 direct primary law governing nominations for all offices, a chang. in the method of assessing rail- road property .or taxation, and inc Gorses President Roosevelt, \ reso- u.l1r g.u..ug ,he rouominaliou of -m. president wa, tabled.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25

Andrew Nisbet, superintendent of the Crow Creek Placer Mining Com pauy, came to Seward last night on and will remain several days,
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25

A rain storm beginning July ) visit ed the Nome country and continued for several days with persistent severity.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25
To Consider incorporation

A cable message Thursday from l.. V, Ray at Valdez to $. NJ. Graf an uounces that Judge Gunnison in the U. $. district court has made an order setting Monday, September 3 as the date for hearing the petition to incor- porate Seward. Nlr. Ray appeared as attorney for the petitioners.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25

The Sunrise correspondent of the Gateway writes that no returns from the delegate election have reached there from Knik' and that Tyonook had no polling place.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25
Bertha Reaches Seattle

Seattle. Aur 23-Steamer Bertha arrived from Seward and Valdez last
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25
BY Cable to The Daily Gateway.
 Long Distance TremOr

Washington, D. C., Aug. lS-The Valparaiso earthquake was felt over wide area. as shown by reports to the government weather bureau. The shock was felt in Albany, New York and registered on the seismograph. Al Honolulu three shocks were re- corded. The tides were affected there and the water rose and fell three iches. At the university of California the long distance record of an earth quake was recorded on the seismo- graph. A slight uemor was regis tered on the Isle of Wight of the south coast of England.
 Entombed Alive in Tunnel
 Bristol, ya.. Aug. IS Fifty work men are cutombed alive by a cave-jn ota railroad tunnel a mile long on CHnch mountain. Rescue parties are pumping air into the tunnel through small holes while the work of eNcava- ton proceeds. Wives and children of the imprisoned men are crowded abou, Che tunnel diswactga,y watching che task Of rescue.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25

Cannon is not the first big gun to enter the presidential race for lnMS.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25

In Persia bells ring for prayers five times a day and merchants, clerks and customers rush off 10 the mosques, leaving all business at a Standstil.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25

Bill McPhee of Fairbanks loaned his 5000 diamond to a party named Sparkman and a few days later the borrower reported that he had lost the ring. He is under arrest while the police look for the diamond
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25
IndorSe Cannon for President

Springfield. uI.. Aug. 22-The uIt- uois republicans in state convention today iudorsed Speaker Cannon for the republican presidential nomination in 1908, nominated Senator Cullom to succeed himself, eulogized the Roosc- welt administration and adopted a tariff plank recommending that tariff schedules be regulated to suit changed conditions from time to time.
 Promises to Build Railroad
 Seattle. Aug. % Daniel Guggen- helm, head of the family of noted cop per magnates, with 8 party of asso- ciates arrived from Dawson today from a tour of inspection of the Guggenheim copper properties in the interior of Alaska. He says the interests he represents will begin next spring the construction of a railroad 600 miles long from the southern coast of Alaska through the copper river region. He refuses to say whether the coast termi- nus will be at Valdez or Cor6oya, but states that both are under considera- tion.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25
Republicans Open Campaign

Portland, Me-, Aug. 25-The repub- licau congressional campaign was for mally opened here last night with a big rally. Senator Beyeridge of h. diana was the principal speaker, He urged the importance of electing men to congress who will support the poli- cies of President Roosevelt for the purifcation of American business methods. He said the policy of the president was the issue of the cam paLgn.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-08-25
NEWS or TILT WORLD FOR PAST WEEK

gently. The report by inspectors con- viuces the president that the trouble grew out of a race war and that con- tinued friction will result unless the post is abandoned.
 Kuropatkln for War Minister
 St. Petersburg, Aug. 22-Gep. Kuro- patkiu, who has been universally snubbed in official circles since the military reverses in Manchuria in the Japanese war, is now being considered for minister of the war department He is the ablest military organizer in the empire and the department is in a chaotic state and the army honey combed with diSafrection. Kuropat- llin's popularity with the common sol diers is the reason the government has for planning to place him at the head of the war department.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-08
EDITORS ADVERTISING COLUMN
LOO K. HERE Ll,! ['.!;

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Solis with Him for II: going make this part Ills
and in the Ozark the place buy We advise
the home seekers South Missouri before purchasing
elsewhere is beautiful Country creates, naura,
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-08

QUESTION NO -,

There is question that | want 10 ask
In the CsEssE'. Bro. Ga-rc,, can answer
Il any time hs secs fil. II 10 what We
ore to learn In the las, parcgra pb iot the
9th. chapter o. second Samuel the seth
verse ID particular Il reads like there
might b typographical error In |, In
this sentence. when thou nearest the
sound Of - going In the tips Of tho
mulberry trsss the seemingly shows
where there nigh. be word left ont.
Unless the word going 10 the name
Of thes0uud to be heAr,i;
-. 4 Saprinstou;
eeguin WISH.
eSsmusl SEA New Aversion.
:'Aud Il shall be, when ,hoa hssres,
The sound Of marching In the tops Of the
mulberry tssee IN q then thu Oh Il bs
cdr ibyssli' for then 10 the Lord gone
out before thee, to snite The HJsls III
he Phllistnss.',1
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-08

Aad Odd called ~ iishs Day. and
~ dasksss y sallsd Might. AID ~
svssl.s sad ~ nsorsisg we're he
ans day, lt'sa. i-4-s.l
This scripture we my too. provsl
the difference that existed
between Creation and Formation,
For we believe that no
saue man would undertake to
cay after reading the above scrip
ture that Creation and Formation
ar. the same. For after God Great
cd the light. He had to divide it
from the darkness and form it
into q body. And after He had
formed the light into o body He
called it day. fut before He
formed it into body: darkness
ani light was just like the water
and the earth oil mixed through
sach other until tiod separated
I the one from the other. Form.
ing them into separate bodies,
; calling them night and day-sea
aud earth. This Gces not say
they are parallel But il does
soy in testimony that Creation
ana Formation ara two different
works Of God. And a. far as ths
valuation, or weight, or good il
conserved they are equal. Nov
by this the readers and also tn
o Bro. himsel! will SEA how he mis-
" constrewed orr language and tn
' meaning, or else they, and he
vii! have to acknowledge hi
dullness in com prehension tina
- Is in com 3rchending the differ
w. ence there IS, in Grgueing o
the work Of Formation, and tn
= material formed from, For "
:" must say, that when we presen
'' ed the 9-l0 verses of the LIST. CT
- of Gen. We we're proveing up tt
:" difference between Creation an
90 Formation. That is. that Fol
~ nation was the work of formir
" something into a different boz
49, GU: CT that which had alreat
~ been created. For Us we have 50
%" before, 10 create is for God
~ speak something into existan
'"' out of nothing; as He says
~" did, the heaven and the ear,
lux in This manner,
Aiu BY the word of the I.ord were
rim heavens made; and all The hosts of III
pry by the breath Of his mouth.
IL. For he spake, ami !, WAS done;
commanded, and 1t stood fast.
Psalm 1 e %.
This scripture explains
len
difference in tn. two wOr
Therefore a sane man has
m,
:. time to make sport of Go
eternal truths. So Bro. you
Il. plainly see that in trying to
wit in the place of Bible in =,
It.
ing. "There was no water
=, gather together. If there
been water on it, it would h
:" been mud and not dust"
''so fer,ng to Gen. 30