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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-07
NOTESOFTHE RAIL WAYS
The Latest Innovation of the
Canadian Pacific.
QUICK LUNCH SERVICE EN- ROUTE
Smokeless Train Shed Invented For
ern Road An Invention to Avert
Accidents The Twentieth Century
Railroad Crossing.

The latest innovation of the Cana
dian Pacific for the convenience of
travellers on its lines is a quick lunch
car, and it is said to be proving i'm
mensely popular. The new car is Il
regulation seventy-two foot diner, but
instead of being equipped with tables
and seats for thirty-six people it is
furnished with lunch counter which
will afford accommodation for fifty or
more people at one time, just as in the
best equipped quick lunch counters on
city business streets.
The car is a marvel of economy in
space and will be used chiefly for pill
grimages and long distance excursion
trains, which carry more people than
could possibly find accommodation in
the one or two dining cars that are
carried by big train.
The new lunch car is equipped with
cold storage and a big cooking range
of the familiar grill room hooded type,
and behind the counter there is plenty
of room for the cooks and attendants.
Moreover, the car has cellar-an I'M
usual equipment for railroad train.
The cellar is only two or three feet
deep, but it is well refrigerated, and
has accommodation for quantity of
provisions, enough for a two or three
days run. The interior of the counter
is fitted up with cold storage facilities
for carrying milk and other peKshable
foods. The water and other coarse
supplies are carried in tanks on the
roof. An excellent cheap quick lunch
is furnished, a la carte. and wherever
the car has been used it has been freely
patronized.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-07
FIRST ALL STEEL CAR
Pennsylvania Railways New
Style of Passenger Coach.
THE LIGHTING WILL BE ELECTRIC

All Wires to BE Thoroughly Insu-
lated In Heavy Metal Condufts-The
Cars Are to he Fire. Collision, Heat
and Noise Proof-Ffttings and Fur
nishings to BE NoncOmbustible.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-07
4O5 Market ST. 4O4 shipIey S.
KANE PRESIDES AT
COUNCIL MEETING

In the absence of President c. NJ.
Leitch of City Council, Councilman
James Kane, of the Fourth ward. act
eda president at last nights meeting
Of that body. He was nominated by
Mr.. White, Of the Eighth ward. with
the exception of Councilman Lynch, of
the Third ward, there was full at
tendance. liWYW
The finance committee reported fav-
orably on the petition of Mary H.
Pierce for the return of SLAB overpaid
capitation tax.
A communication was received from
John w. Lawson, Jr., inviting Council
TO attend three lectures by Professor
Charles Zueblin, in connection with the
Dauphin Institute series at the High
School. The invitation was accepted.
More literature pertaining to the
jamestown Exposition was received
and ordered filed.
City Treasurer Blaine reported the
following balances: First National
Bank. S45,14S.71: Union, s42,S45.S7:
Delaware. $4,000; wilmington and
Brandywine, $4,000; Central, $4,000;
special park fund, S27,645; other funds
S109.61, Total, 190,749.19. Treasury
receipts: Eugene NJ. Sayers. $4,000:
George H. Mccall, $500; miscellan-
eous, SS0S.24.
The Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Animals reported taking VI
113 dogs in November, 50 of which
were killed. redeemed and two sold
The regular monthly appropriation OF
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-07
Special in Art Needle
work for Gifts

This department Is overlooking
with useful as well as artistic arti-
cles for gifts.
Japanese Linen drawn work,
square doilies, Ioc up,
Special Scarfs, soc up.
Special Renaissance Doilies, all
sizes, I5c to 75c.
Large variety cushion tops and
slips.
Oriental slips, CSC.
Tapestry Cushion Slips, 25c
and soc.
Lithographic Pillow Tops, Ioc
20 5ocs
Special values IN satin cushion
tops, 7sc.
Velvet Cushion Tops in vari-
ETY. Of colors and designs, 75c and
S1.oo.
Bags Of all descriptions includ-
ing laundry, dust, sewing and
work bags in silk and creton.
Shoe Bags, Comb and Brush
Cases, 19c up.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-07
Christmas Gifts

The hoppers these days are all
of one thought. What shall give
her? Let us suggest some of the
new and dainty things we are
showing that can only be appre-
ciated by seeing them. We want
you to see them. Early shoppers
VIII, of course, get the choicest.
Pin Cushions in all the dainty
'colorings, made especially for a
gift
Handmade Slippers, Ladies
and Children's, in sizes to fit.
Let Us Dress the Doll Baby.
We are going to dress a great
many dolls. If you would like lis
TO dress one Tor you, it's Just the
thine to give your order.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-07
EDNA MCCLURE WEEDS MINER

NEW YORK. Nov. 7.-Edna Mcclure
actress, friend Of Evelyn Nesbit rhaw
Acquaintance OF tho late stanford White,
and one OF the most beautiful young
women on the American stage, has been
married 10 Jack Richardson. a rich
miner Of Goldheld, New
According to a friend of the actress
MIR. Richardson first saw his bride one
night IN last October az tho Majestic
Theatre. where she was appearing IN
THE Tourists" and no occupied a front
row orchestra chair IL was love at first
sight with him, the next day he secured
the town to fnd some .ne to introduce
him to the charmer This accomplished.
he began 70 press his suit, but, 1t is al
legged. fld not win Miss McClure's hand
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-07

OF MISSIONS

Bishop Leighton Coleman opened the
annual conference Of the American
Church Missionary Society this morn
in gat st. Andrews Church, with a
celebration Of the Holy Communion
and an address.
Among those in attendance are near
~ an the clergy Of the diocese as wen
as many from other States.
The committee Of arrangements COM
prises Sensey ]. Hammond. Everett
p. Smith and John W. Wood, under
the general direction Of William j.
.Schiefelin, president of the society
This AFTERNOON two sessions will be
held and one this evening. the program
for which is as follows:
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-07

the society, amounting to $3.50 was al
lowed. The allowance of the Board OF
Education Of s15,445.67 was also or
dered paid.
Gas Inspector Edward Kane report
cd the average daily test of the can
die power of gas in November to be
21.97, based on the consumption of five
cubic feet per hour.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-07
CIRCUS TRUST NO MORE

WINSTED. Conn, Dec. THE Cir
Gus Trust. organized two years ago by
Barnum & Bailey. Buffalo Bill, Ring
lingand the Fourthpaugh-sells shows
will be dissolved at the end Of the year,
and Barnum & Bailey Ringing Broth
ers and Carl Hagenbeck are already
planning a three ornered fight in New
England next spring.
Representatives Of the big show en-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-07

the different counties, the caucuses Of
which counties to nominate their Off
GERS. The State Committee took no
action on the subject to-day. Prior
to adjournment it was decided to hold
meetings quarterly on the third Mon
days Of January. April and October.
Those present to-day were: T. Cole
man dupont, chairman; DR.. L. Heisle~
Bail, Thomas S. Lewis, William II.
Head, Mayor Horace Wilson, H. II.
Billany Senator j. Fran Alice, C. II.
Colbourn, +. w. Curtis. D. w. Corbitt.
DR.. T. c. Moore, A. d. Marshall, Insur-
ance comisioner DR.. George w. Mar
shall Thomas Curry. Secretary Of State
Joseph L. Cahall, Joseph H. Wright.
Frank /. SpealSman. secretary.
The exports Of cement in 1905 aggre-
gated 67567i tons. Of which 246, $50 tons
were shipped to the United States.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-07
STATE COMMITTEE
TOOK NO ACTION

Members Of the Republican state
Committee met in the rooms Of the
Young Mems Republican Club this
morning and closed up the affairs OF
the recent campaign.
Although Republican members of the
Legislature from New Castle county
recommended that the estate Commit
tee apportlon the presiding and other
officers Of the Senate and House to
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-07
228-23O KING STREET.

until the day Of the marriage, last satur-
day.
1t is understood that Mrs Richardson
has left the stage for good. Although
barely Is, she has been much in the public
eve. After the murder Of Stanford White
Miss Mcclure was subpoenaed by the dis
trict attorney. II was generally under
stood she gave him valuable information
and was again subpoenaed.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-07
WOmen's Waists

A very appreciative gilt would
be one of our crisp new Madras
and silk Shirtwaists. Madras are
made up in the very newest styles
with Numbered collar and cuffs,
SI.2s, $I.so, SI.75, $500, $3.50 and
S2.75.
Silk Waists in white, black and
plaids, $500 to 500.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-07
DoITs for the Children

We have the kinds that will
please your child, from the sleep
ing kind with real eye iashes, CSC
up to $500.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-07

.terprises are contracting for grounds
in leading New England towns, preparN
atory to waging one of the bitterest
warfares ever fought in the sawdust
arena.
The three organizations will put ON
their shows in most places within two'
weeks and in some towns even within
a few days Of each other.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-07
Q Teddy Bears :,

Cinnamon and white, good
quality and not Of that green tint
ed color and made up correctly,
SI.5o to $500. rsr
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-07
SILK Pefticoafs

We have an exceptionally big
assortment Of these SILK petit
coats, the kind that will wear
and a large variety of shades and
ohangeable colors, $500, $3.50
and $3.50.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-07
ROW & Co, 4I3 King St
Opening Saturday,
TOY DEPARTMENT,

Our Toys. this year viii include only
the good. solid. useful as well as ANUS
ing kind. Trashy. fragile ones are less
than worthless to,any child Nearly ali
the PHILADELPHIA department stores
have excluded these cheap. breakahle
toys from ither stick this season.
Neither cu<tophr nor children reeeive
any value for Eponey spent. Our
toys range in price from 25c to abou.
$500 each.
Any goods seleoted now win be de-
nvered e-day'-desiFed.-
Among the multi numerous toys for
boys a1d-gfrls may mention the
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-07
e. 3. RILEY

Your thoughts of Christmas may be gifts that useful
ornamental artistic for the arger folks while have
manv, things for the children
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-07
Women's Coats

Plaid mixtures, plain or velvet
trimmed collar, roll cuffs and
patch pockets, 5000, $500, 5000,
$1,000, SIa.5o to $500.
Long Black Coats, 4S or 50
inches long, double breasted,
trimmed with silk braid, forming
stylish yoke and roll cuff, $1,000
to $1,000.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-07
Moments Suits

We are equally particular about
the quality, style, newness and
price.
Scotch plaids, French worsteds,
serges and novelty suitings, all di-
rect copies of imported models.
The styles are the new blouse,
Prince Chap tight and semi-ft-
ting, elegantly tailored and fitted,
$II.oo to $1,000.
New models in broadcloth,
serges and unfinished worsted,
$500 to $500.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-07
Women's Neckwear

Orr line is full up OF all the
good new patterns, including col
lar and cuff sets, put up in neat,
attractive boxes, 25c up.
Ruching, neatly boxed, G
ruches, for 25c and SOC.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-07
The EQUITABLE
GUARANTEE AND
TRUST co.

is now making leases with new ten
ants for offices on the Fifth and
Sixth floors of its Building. which
floors will be vacated the first of
next March by the present tenants
These offices are away from the
noise and dust of the street are
well lighted; easily reached by
double elevator service and the
rental includes use of electric light,
heat and service Of janitor.
The Real Estate Department will
give all information as to rates,
etc, and receive applications for
offices.
This Department is now in the
9th and Shipley Street end of the
Building.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-07

Saturday will be Children's
Day, so bring them all in.
BearslSin, cardinal, grey, brown
and white Bedford Cord, Astrak-
han and Broadcloth, all this sea-
sons desirable colors, $500 to
$1,000.
Hats and Caps in the different
materials to match, soc to $3.50.
Children's Leggins, shetland
wool. soc to SI.oo.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-07
WOmen,s Sweaters

You are safe in buying hand
kerchiefs for gifts. No one c
have too many of these. We have
all the good kinds and at all
prices.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-07

TOT TItH
Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers, in
medium and heavy weights, from SOC on
up to the fine Australian wool.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-14
CITY NEWS

: Miss Annie Horgan of this city has gone to visit friends in Erie, Pa.
 Jeremiah Fitzpatrick of Railroad Hill street has gone to Cork, Ireland.
 Michael Moynahan, 406 Baldwin street, has gone to Kilkenny, Ire land.
 Michael Ashe of Baldwin street has gone to California, where he will remain until November.
 Wenkers Sheehan, from New York city, was visiting a friend at the Wa terbury hospital Sunday.
 Mir and Mrs Daniel O'Connor, 406 Baldwin street, are entertaining friends from Philadelphia.
 Miss Mayme Carroll of the Water bury Button Go has been asked to sing at the moving pictures Sunday evening.
 Mrs J. P. Corcoran and son AL fred of High street have returned from visit to her brother at Pine Hill farm, Turnersville.
 During Easter week every man purchasing suit of U. s. & Co will get an Easter package that will please both him and the little ones.
 The quarterly report of Postmas- ter Guernsey, closing the years busi- ness up to March 31, and showing the total income of the local post office from the sale of postal supplies to be $111,556.24, which is a net gain of $8,123.46 over last year.
 Everybody %as good yesterday, consequently there was no city court to-day. The cases in court yester- day morning were Philip Henes and Donate Margiatta for theft of 1um- Der, and Carrie Allen for intoxica- tion. In Henes's case sentence was suspended. Margiatta's case was continued and the woman was let go.
 The members of the Waterbury base ball team will be guests at the Eagles country kitchen dance next Tuesday evening. A free season ticket for all the local games is to be given to the best made-up country couple. Other prizes will also be given away for good make-ups, dou- ble and single. "Rube" Fulton's or chestra will render a country concert at S:15 D. m. sharp. The grand country promenade will move at g o'clock. Hot pumpkin pie will be feature. Watch for the street pa- rade. $E
 Eyeglasses, properly fitted, not only feel comfortable, but also look stylish. We carry full line of the latest improved eyeglasses and spec tacles Eyes examined free and if you need the services of a doctor we frankly tell you so. The Upson Jew elry Co, opticians.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-14
EASTER WEEK

is one of the seasons that we always remember our patrons by presenting each one with beautiful souvenir. and this week will be no exception. Therefore, beginning Wednesday, April II, each purchaser of pound of our famous good quality tea or coffee (not butter) will receive our Easter greeting. It's the picture of a very pretty little red-headed girl, who happens to be looking after the appetite of her bullets, hens and game roosters. She is personfication of sweetness. Her polka dot waist is from Reid & Hughess, her pink apron from Curran's, her stockings from Grieve, Bisset & Hollands, and her slippers were made by John Gil mour. We'll, never mind how she is dressed; take our word for It, one, look at those chickens will give any one a rousing appetite for fresh eggs. Yes, and one cup of our tea or coffee rightly made will secure you as one of our regular customers, because there is that peculiar some thing about the quality we sell that convinces you that we know what the good quality is. We have few dozen of those white cups and saul cers left which we give one-half dozen with a pound of our Baking Powder, 45 cents per pound tnot 60c). If you don't want them we will give you a big lamp instead. Four bars of soap with a pound of our warranted good 50-cent tea, and we will also have special pre- mium with pound of coffee on Wednesday, Thursday and Satur- day. If you want your daily three squares to be o. K. drink our drinks. PHELANS T STORE 40 FACT MANN clr rEIEpHnNE
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-14
Easter Lilies.

Just look and see if you can see anything cheap about these goods. No-there is nothing cheap but the nrice
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-14
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Nosahogan lodge school meeting. Brewers union.
 MEETINGS TOMORROW. Barcelona council, K. of 0. Steuben lodge, 391. D. o. H. Harugari, 391. Sacred Heart Holy Name society. Prompters' union. Fraternal Order of Eagles.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-25

Saitpas on alma Iuliettuna totteles
mattomiae; alma ip,uemmdt Ippphs
bet taiipaan ipodmeStd apautumat
tuuliaiIile. Hobtene Ills tultea fun.
liaiiuuben polfiIa; ie ippi ola iprftd
mmtta ie alma iobtaa iinne misid Iaat
ndbod ~t~ininfaon tunniaSIania" Is
iaian 33: II ~ J.
8cnfi fppbfpifend lasfemtnmasia.
Sobannetien en-. 1: 81, "a ndtpp
ettd SobanneS ndti mpDS fppbfpi'
fen, mutta ainoastaan bdn.. 81 tus
toan fiitd faniaioutrsta. iota tunfct
Ii Soroaniu rannnalla, bnomannut
ti,ota ,pienoa liifuntaa tuten fDpb.
fpiien, fuin 9enfi. tauan etiittpadn
pbbeStd toiIeen, iuiin,ein lDpii paif.
tania Seiufiesia q Wooi. s: 81. aas
ma oil Seiufien Seluntoi. futen ZEE
faraamatun .2:fen htipun tapamtiet
oIipat ieuratunnan b%entifaste. s}ps
I'D Senfi oil pfii bdren fansIaan
ppbdsId folminaiiuuoesia ia oil oil
hut bdneSId isntnmdstddn %iaatfa;
mutta MT eritpiiesid mertitptiesid
6enti tulee bdnen pddqeen palmiss
taatieeu bdntd iiiben palmeliitien
tpnbDn, iota ban oil tullut tdpttd.
mddn. Sdst'eoes moi 6erra ianoo:
Se1ran benti on minun pdGudni =
- 9dn OH ldbettdnpt nliuut Iaars
raamaan (Guat. 4: 49,. Mdni tais
ipaaSta luuItatpasti mpDs\ fuului
9erraile ia bdnen eoeuGinotiialeen.
&c oil funintaalinen iuIistus ia
muishlttaa nellie GIaian AZ luipun
1 mirsipd. rYoifani" tdmd oil bd-
men ominainen Iubteenia ,Sumolaan,
ainaiputpiIen poian iiaGtawoin fuus
lui, vrataS" niinpd, ennentuin mail
man ~perustus lasfettu oil (Soh. 5:
20; II: pa, rmind mielistpin" ia ais
no ebelleen Sta on olena. mielistp
MT pbd ipmemmdad raffanoeua 10
lola. Meibdn pienesid mitasiams
me ppptdfddmme mefin alma tebod
Iitd tuin Sdnele OH otoaista ia meiss
tdtin or iumalalinen ddni iImaiiepa
mieliluoiionia (Sob. 3: 22).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-25
&ania,t Opisto

alottaa toimintanfa fematlufufauoef-
Il emf belmituln 1 p. Flo 10 a. y.
~ioloin oppilaifii aifoipain oliii opis'
toeia Observation-Disclosures. SpetuSai-
ncina owat; %iuomenfieli, enSlannin.
fell. usfonto. lasteutp, mittauSoppi,
maantieoe, bistoria, terpepsoppi.
Ipiiitta. piirustuS, Iaulu pnnd lotto.
gllfaipa lufutauii toimii alutIi fafIis
lioftaiIena festden toutofuun lop'
plum iattaatienia ia laaientaatlenia
taaien toimintaania ieuraapan mar
rastuun alusIa. - Sn naiteata tars
talleen eoeltdpdin mddrdtd Iuotisla
enndipsfursieia ippStd ettd .foulnn
OIL ppetutIenIa ldbtDfoboatii aie'
tettatpa oppilaSten fouIu,in tuoma
tietomddrd. Sutufauiimat iu on IL
bpllaria. Miunnon ia riuan Iaapi
opistosIa 10 bod. fmlfauoen. Sds
bempid tietoia iaapi belmifiun l
pdimddn asst alIetirioittaneelta oiot'
teello 60 6. Iper It. Sron,pooo
Wtid)., ia len idlteen &anIan Opiss
ton oiotteella: Smitbiuiae. Winn. 3 /.
Sronmoooisia tammit. 10 p. 1906.
81. Opiston iobtaia.
Seitti Wlro.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-25
Gm8lanninfielen opettaiam tai
ppettaipttarets tuirfa

2anfan OpistosIa iulistetaan titcn
ba%ettaipatii i~obtofunnaIta ennen tds
man tammifuun % pditpdd. Spes
tusaineina oipat enslanninfieli, gb<
bpsnaltain bistoria, laulu, lotto Va
maboouiIesti lofu muffin oine. iotk
ia ldbemmin Woipi Iopia iobfdian
fansia. Spetlsnelpoaiiuus on %
t. miifosIa. paltfawaatimifiet ia
miloin moiii toineenIa astua iefd
mabtoaiiesti muffin ldbemmdt fp-
Ipmptiet leurottoot batupapereita.
!SotemutIet ldbetettdfDDt allaoles
nalla oioitteelIa.
Sronmoobisio, Mtid)., tommif. IL
pdiipG 1906. %. Wuori.
61O 6. Iper It. Sronmoob, Mid).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-25

file. iinoin on Soulumme tapoeli'
men a~iuiiimmepo iitte misia tabanlo.
Sdtd iomluiIoa toipoton MIND, ia
me faitti ppbdtonh.opettaiat ia lap
let Seiae faiti0e pbteiieSti, moan e.
tentin 9eiile, dioit, ia iIdt, lotto olet-
tie meiodn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fans
ia Iamasia imuresia tebtdipdSid me
mittdin noiben pienofaisten obiaa'
miiesia Iaaoa beitd tintemaan ia
rafaStamaan iuurta lasten pstd,pdd
SeIuSta.
Sumala iiunatfoon tDDtdmme ia
ppbdtoulumme ia antatoon meiae
ipoimaa ia intoa tebtdtpddmme U.S.
tolliIesti tdpttdmGdn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-25
HaIOnhakkaajia
Palkat ~ylennetty.

Metsaty0t ovat alkaneet allanimi-
tetyn yhti0n metsakampilla, joissa
seisova ty0 t%aataan, parhaissa Rowan
pun tukkimetsiasa. Mint kampat
ovat Chicago & Northwestern rauta-
tien varrella. Durham on Water
smeetin ia Ironwoodin valilla ia
Hinkle on 5 MALTA pohjoiseen Hur
leysta. Siella on k%auppahuone ia
vallisille kamppatavaroille, hakkaus.
neuvoille y.m. Hakkurit voivat lait-
taa omituisen santtiinsi Jos min ha-
luavat ia laitta aoman ruokatalouten-
sa. Me maksamme halonhakkaukses-
ia $1.25 koortilta varman sopimuksen
mukaan. Maksu saann0llisesti joka
kuukausi. Ruoka komppanian kim
pilla maksaa 1915 viikolta. Komp-
pania teeth parhaillaan useita mai
LEILA rautateita ia ajoteita, hakkauttaa
ha1koja ia sahauttaa lokeja ia muita
timpereita js mita muuta talle tyo-
alalle kuuluu; tehdiiin my0skin tai
STA, paaluja y. m.
Ostakaa piljetti Dunhamiin, Goge-
bio Co., Mich. eli Hinkle, Iron Co.,
Wis.
Msblanb Sron & Steel 60.
MShlanb, g1is.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-01-25
8. Hanfilo.

IL y. &oIenoIon tirfolla lilo 10 e.
pp., ia Niorfhnnnin fouluIla Flo 2 i.
pp.; Is p. Si9in townin tirfouo Flo
10 e. pp.; % y. y.,irmiidrfbcId slnt
ii poboon toIosiu Flo 2 /. p. y. ia
firfoIo flo 8 G. pp.; MapIesia fir'
toHa Flo 10 e. pp. ia Flo 3 j. up.
3bomIon, Wiinn tommif. 2 y.
&. y. Niemi.