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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
CITY RECORDS
TO BE SAFER
AGITATION FOR A NEW e,x,,
HALL BUILDING HAS aEsutv
40 IN PRECAUTIONS srlso
TAKEN AGAINST FIRE.

While the agitation In favo, ,,n
erection 81 nfW city han hss 49, w
away without producing any im -
dlate results Ia that alfoos,ia. :.
has not been without It's bensf,..l.
results in the direction Of ufoytS,sll
additional security for The yaiasss
city records kept ia the pres.ss
building
Precautions Are Taken. :
Already the new staHdplse a..
hore reels ordered b. fhe eogss,,
have been Installed 10 The eli, ~
and are available Tor Use ia 49,
they are NODDED a. any time In ~
ton - this the council has au'bs..
ized the board 70 employ an asas'
tional ianitOr. 10 Eerye also !, .
night Waterman. patrolling hs
building M all hours " the nIgbt
a contract will be- lei within lev
days for the construction u an AZ.
dltional vault for the city treasu,.
ers office. and the c0uatrnetlon "a
the vault will be begun within :
short time.
Register Clock.
The board Of works has ordered
"A umefecOrdinK and rekigeflsx
clock to be- installed Ia the bglldln,
40 that the night watehman viii Ia
required 10 register his presence =
esch portion Of the building s,es,
30 minutes during the night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09

HHEDEs cox a QrfglEY.
80 Slice Boz iH Ross Addition. frnnf.as
dH railroad
$3.50 Fine Queen Anne CORNER t0k -
o. .0oe- Far fine let's 0n Heaean ifHl. sis
CANT view
o. 600 - ~ az INTERPLAY. level aud near the
railroad.
o. oooaF Pine Doe IN South Seattle. on best
business street. and with railroad
pFiHileFeH,
A. $40 We have some fine lots M Green
Lake. city water. elegant view, easy
terms.
40 acres - waterfront for tftoo
q 90 fer fins West Seattle iota
BREEDER eek a QIIut.EY
lotoA Alaska building
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overioohtne fnks Unlon. fine 80 "a
Iur iof t5kfN hHrFain ~ -, Ira
ard LAKE Tuiun. HeNslN. ON
ahsan at e. sou worth y e4 -. N
ANrRftAN REAL ESrAfk "
ga ff fsG4f9rar fflir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09

TN ~ WN.H
SHORT nfaTANrE PROM TIE
Huf ND
~ Msadnwdsls. claae % railroad
station. store ard school House.
chicken house and fine eeii nu fhis
tract hfrf saHF terms ard low
PRICE SEQ
Take p A. train 81 naW unian
depot tomorrow morning 40 and
NJ Gee Wheeler will meet sou
~ Maaduwfaia station. Hhnfr rnH
VII have plenty ~ time q look ~
The above tract o. anF others 500
may Hish tn $50. an have a
number n heautifui ff4eta for rniF
90 easy terms some Improved and
Some unimrruVed from ana ~ ten
acres 81 else and from go per acre
w % price. al nn good terms
Train leaves Seattle 80 and re-
turning leaves MsadpHdaia at q
D..
Carry your isneh or get " az
hfaduWdnlo e. you Chuuae
WET a WHEELER INC.
iil Caiman BUILDING
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
WnYTE APPOINTED

BALTIMORE. June s-Er-Gox
william Pinkuey Whyfe. Who has
been n the senate before. hesla<s
occupying many other imp0fiang
publie positions. has been appointed
by Gov Warflai1 90 fii the uner.
plred term Of fhf late Senator cof.
man.
Acre tracts. rich soil. near Seattle,
easy terms. J A. Paine. s07 Alaska
building sss
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-.,,orr modern house. iot soxie CO.
f,-rf Ali improvements in ane -
eJand view 3 block from car has'
tHU. terms
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on povision Ave, new, t-ream go se.''i
eentrnt taHrmfnt hard wpea Tvs
taafna A. ga8 easy terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09

Al 90 ya CASH ha3s nice bsft..s
larrr iot. au Vt taWton live, h''
faaMa ffna lots West csattlc
MUuWF REALTY u
"a kf.~5..as SLICK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09

f.seraIn near Efnn1 WaAf ..s.
ffsn Wet take hauiesara s.,,ssS
nv modern flats douplt tyss l' ~, =.
fif-t 4tasa rinstcrina and plumhint 49,
ms So : u,5nth. ouix hlN, On tef"~
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PARRY fNNEsTMEST 60.
$3.50 tsEman uuiiaiss


WkHN ufsrnU III sfTr
We tsss - Nasfse. htfss heass = :
with Huk = afprsflss ahtsh witl r.
slAes $50 90 a. - 3 $50 - Esis THIS
49, -. 80. 49, -. $780, - 'a'ss 20
r-assa - ssiIisE - tssith - arnsf t.rsi&
iris en u yea saHt SOD hasiness ah4ffn
Ana saans EpQ'i fsAa estate aiae fries q 80.
neRvARp REALTY eoartvY
fss7 Waissf hias - sstaua A.
uasaains b. rrsuaet sra grs=n tass
properly iais faf rtd Ia ttarAH -
slsesl 49, . hlaeas ~ far ice. igfs
- - .sf tssta
hisek fsasa 90 Has 80 rsis = saaa
1.srrs trsrI saass 70 90 hns. AZ ffa
I "a ssu rpa he. far tae q naais.
ss.s sias y orssa take Oct IN - Saf,h
y " FwrNaox
ofnes - Sar's slst - Wet Elas Gree
0T5T : les iass aai 81 = 10 s@is -
hcusss hait n y morths sd rriY = fsf
.. ~ m. .st T r.. 80. - 60 ID. .fG 80
far essh ~ % terms - - tis sasn ara
% = " psf rneath rhss@ t5ss ara houses
sssas ssss r.. ssssn sa.s 'hs s' H..
pros ssfsnts ar- nea. roa VII pay $50 70
ts.1.L T.ss gaf o. washinrion q To
soathsssi seattle eulI ls minutss ride
So rorfF n r.afai1ss rsisef o. cSs 0TT
.ghE z es q. Pc .si.ll,s,s e Ne NAi.iEr
% ii ,etay. pie. ~ 20 terms : psf
rsoafh So e y fiiiyasnss ssissfusn IN
Gems today also neai several carpenters
- euiia heusss faga wsEsa II
= . 1-1aiE 6als Issadf1I % e 1fssf
% II rrErtrs a 90 a. Arcade
EfEEfAf FNTlE
owner usre % - awaf ans offers q.
fine fHalss ~ raaIat. fsHssHf cellar gran
ss,ess s''h ssa.. frsIs :, III slss. .a's ICY
fsrefahlfs ffreea painted. Fard full q
roses ~ elsim ~ iteal eampiste home
cent - d 80 hni a. ssssdf sale psies i
PLACED A. go easy terms
fttHftHu HEAtTT COMPANY
tz-ef Walkss nllE laa second A. ]
A fsN % - IN ia IL DAVIS imt
proved Addition. tia@ down and o. - af
Thr.s nom boass and lhres ios faE
So taom house and two lot. u.in. sea
dgsgu.
cernsf ~ iats 81 rhinusY Ave. ssse
east ana wet fiaW. neaf park. itea
SIS iats on ofesueocd kss llao each
-, RON iogss ara = iats. near ssr for
u.He. 80 cash aHi two years on haian9s
~ lots near Greenwood Ave tisao. any
aeorr. DAVIS REALTY co.
office Narth mth ~, ora Green Lake car
" 49,
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q - sasioa stans foundation. large eel.
u ~ tasiss. foauas. nsw. wa.saisna
rsrt, concrete paets iafHa cellar =
cash
uaa assia. seams. reastai Ave q -
\. ~ sasis, sooH,s. oalomhia. 80
cash
D - esi@ faams sh Ave- "a
aapH - 80 Hanfh
d - tisfoe. f.s.ns Fast NsiisF r.
n 49, aihIla faasfiiH. AflHuihis. ias
lHHn5 g. sef tsanth
n.sa noaiea fooms caiuH'bia -
ti5e uula foams lass esilsf. -
a,sn - - fsaaih - A.,
fiHa sRiia 3 fasaus. caiaisihia. iita aas d
$40 oas sesr. nawanaish VausN !
is. assias raiautia. ) fsaHs
So stiie. Z isslus. CeiaHii'la,
VACANT
So 4 ) oarntfsa tasinsss be faeins !
sfissts tH galaHtis beet intssfassai
90 chs ftau.rfefa
u 49, onr Arfs in faiunstts
= fsaef sffsA is, is Aaatafa
taa HAltf. ints in cot seattle.
80 Natta HalntsF tisash
ttNatiie hiss in West Fasttif.
cftAnfNa ufFfWANN
Hf HALEY ntts Na1a ata
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09

Lot 7avi7i cleared near state university
city water, near car line. boo, terms
" y ORR a co
fQ' Alaska HtHH If
~ awner f.rnum house. nearly ueW. fun
basement. loi iHHffH. ufnr ear lines
hlnrks From Miner school fine View uflro
LiNHhf frrma 100 18th aH#. ur lle Sew
York block Telephone East asA IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
TIMER LANDS AND cLMes:

si,sTrsr fstc AN timber 90. .,.,'l
h5mertsaa Wc can iocate WI sr.sN
Realty Go. iiit rac. Ave. TsecaiA "a
tngton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09

SNFsSfs5 firnlsse1 4 o. from RAJ
sfiifioisf hat ~ lat Of Augus;. Addr"s.
= ~ star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
DENTIsTs.

-fr- a. i. Brown. III fret AZ, psriors ~
~ r. nov giving bic personal attention 20
HE dental practice and may y consulted
from ~ a ~. 10 p n. daily Sundays
ftrno ! ~ ~ f4.rr IT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09

HEaL Is house. that eiii laF 100 f.
i8aE ul4 Z fafIn HsaasfH hssf Eau - see
eiiY wIfh nns large iaf. f1f e. -, tsaA
cash hHlanes eHaf Aur1oeF iuhihr
Mufdoeh "a ImHifa BIDS. tiof Second
Ave ard Madison
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09

FEMALE hfHEAHE.# n sVfTY Hat1fa sue
essHfuliV treated consult physician free.
Paris New York Medical Institute Office
Esiahruqk building mf Union
NaahfnFfea Institute q Oaieopathy, Pot
Ger 4 Petersen. ninth rear Azfs Deposit
huildirg IT
hnpH myself keap young aeHieFo sur
III Consult Prof Meponaid Distinguish
- phrenoIa9taf iife Ffrsi Az -
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A shsnss fgf these u smsi means %
sfsralafr a. fhs faius ~ thls pfnpsfF
siil more than dauhls Nifhiu ihs nat
Nsaf
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ron sALE-REAL usrArE.
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foR GALATIANS AND LAND.
- -
Az IDEAL. cot STRr HOME . acres.
hinhu isnpfsFssi fartnn st-.t epuntp raaf
h4nfY - ere - tha best taWns tH sNs
valley bstussn Neaffss and Tssaslsa. kssf
ffea taffasa ianf tstsr1fs ftrst class 80
h4nf all usafir isssi fsrrsd ant rFHss
fNncct arxr ha4riHk nrFhart. nEa dNritz
lnE - sarsN ssrHsls barn an6 ssHsfai Usts
ssnilatugs tfuurF desires qnfEk sair anH
n tAken wtthin q fee dpgH ufu eal faH
3 80 TERMS on part
nuNEHf NNLTHr
10 go Afaska ffuiihtnr 4
Nsw Aaasiian ~ ~ srfws = esis~T is1f
cleared aRa Nr4btad 81 Aaaxrnfate. tista
- " ! ana mAefa tracts tta wafth e
HafhanH fafafa@f fateef en- ere are =
skls hna ffires k,@f srr~ - - trfpts o.
pr me. 80 nFFs several sasn a. sd
sage q haiid Discusses Nas n uftffn II
nsw tafi1inH a kahuru. % osHhtsr d g
y Hfiias4as affleee n Fiiues tlesk cNsus
tataV 1T
DON II FAIL IT. HAE thts & aFfse ser
kent rfea alder tslfnaa. ven easily riasfs
81 trtee t1w Watch fnf iades flnitef
enough 70 hssiM ffHafH eaft4ge Hsuait Hafs
gasmt dasu. taiaNes sssy uaantAiy pa.
nHsrft
HorEnT NAfTuY.
as asls4I ktasAa finiainn
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y tse fEsaa see uesfsea Neass. - -
ssisa I kiasE fFera y cd Isnf psft
esf nns aaa1 Ntsn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-24

Speaker and the Senate should in
sist upon the amendment striking
out New Mexico, Arizona, the
House will have to yield. Again, if
the Foraker referendum PROPOSE
tion is accepted and this would be
gladly accepted by the House, the
voters Of Arizona would defeat
statehood there. 1t would appear
to be an absolutely safe prediction
that under no circumstances could
statehood be conferred on New
Mexico and Arizona. Ultimately,
the Speaker is bound to lose, unless
he finally succeeds in defeating
statehood for greater Oklaho-
ma.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-24
ANOTHER BOND ELECTION
May have to be Called to Satisfy
Bond Buyers

1t is likely that another election
will have to be called on the wat
.erworks and sewer bonds. The
bonds were voted and sold and
were approved by the Secretary Of
Inteeior. The attorneys for the
bond buyers, however have raised
some technical points in regard to
the manner of the procedure and
say that the proposition must be
voted upon again. City Attorney
Bailey has taken the matter up
with them and it is possible that
their demands NAV be satisfied
without another election. Mr..
Bailey states that the election was
held under the same laws and with
the same procedure that was EN-
ployed in the former bond election
If another election should be founC
necessary, iti is not thought that il
will interfere in any way with go
ing ahead with the work on the
proposed extensions as it will be 9
mere matter Of form. In the prev.
ious election an overwhelming ma.
jority voted for the bonds.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-24
MAY REST
ASSURED
THAT OKLAHOMA WILL COME INTO
HER HERITAGR BEFORE THIS
SESSION CLOSES.
.~.-@-~a
CONGRESSMAN ELLIS WRITES
Letter to Mr.. mcfarland. Strong
Assurance Of Statehood
Z. L, Mcfarland has received the
following letter from Congressman
Ellis of Kansas City:
Washington
March 10, 1906.
Dear Sir:

Dear Sir:
/ have yonrs of recent date
urging support of the statehood
bill as it comes back to the House
from the Senate. beg to assure
you that l am in hearty accord
with the desires of our people to see
Oklahoma admitted at this session.
/ shall do all in my power by voice
and vote to bring about that con-
summation. Permit me to say that
returning to Washington after q
ten days absence Con tour of in
spection of Southern rivers anc
harbors with the Committee to
which l belong) | am satisfied up
on investigation that Oklahoma
will be admitted this session. Som,
little delay may be occasioned by ths
tactics Of certain Of the leaders whs
would, if possible, admit Arizona
and New Mexico as one State al
the same time; but you may rest
assured that Cong ress will not ad
journ without admitting Oklahoma
Pardon the circular form Of thi:
letter, made necessary by the mum.
Der of communications / am receiving
of like purport with yours.
Very sincerely,
Edgar Ellis
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-24
MINco MUSINGS.

J. T. Johnson was Chickasha
visitor Tuesday afternoon.
r. M. johnson went to Fl. Worth
Monday and spent several days at
he cattlemen's S convention.
Ford Witherspoon, cotton buy
er from Chickasha, was here Sun
day, the guest Of Jules Gunter and
family.
mrs. w. G. Williams was down
from III Reno this week, and while
here sold the lot east of G. W. Ho-
gan's residence to DIR. Sanger, who
will build residence thereon.
Anyone wishing Job lot Of hard
boiled eggs should call on Willis
West. He is trying to run an in
cubator, and is turning out on an
average Of 200 hardboiled eggs
every two days.
NJ D. Carson was up from Chick
asha Saturday on business. NJ. d.
stands good chance Of being REIN
stated on the Chickasha rolls. His
case has progressed to point where
he has filed contests on those who
filed on his place south of town.
The Citizcns Bank is making
preparations and looking for a loca.
ton to erect building of its own.
| The business of the bank has in
creased TO such point that the di
rectors feel that permanent home
for the bank would be good policy.
Work has actually commenced
on the new steel bridge of the Rock
Island company across the Soutf
Canadian. Houses have been erect
ed for the accommodation Of the
workmen, and within amonth thre'
hundred men will be at work
: The bridge will be magnihcen
structure, and it is estimated it vii
take six months to build it.-Mins
trel
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-24

Millions to Loan on Indian Ter
ritory and Oklahoma Lands.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-24
BAILEY FOR PRESIDENT
Parker's Speech starts the Texas
Senators Friends to Work

Washington, March 23:-Judge
Parker's speech at Charlotte, N. c.,
has started the friends of Senator
Joseph w. Bailey cunning for
support for their choice. What
might be called full fedged boom
for the Texan is now under way.
James H. Eckles of Illinois, who
was comptroller of the currency
under the last Cleveland admins
tration, approves the main feature
of the Parker speech and unhesita-
tingly names Senator Bailey as the
most capable of the south's offer
ing of statesmen.
~ should be perfectly willing. ,"
said Mr.. Eckles, ITO consider a
southern man for the presidency.
and I don't know of any reason
why one might not be taken. The
desirable qualities in such can
idate wonld be a belief in those
things which are absolutely DEM
ocratic and are wholly removed
from populism. The south in a
grelt many ways has always been
conservative but unfortunately,
through fear Of populism on the
money question, it was led of into
an acceptance Of populistic doctrin-
es. But I do not believe that these
views are longer held there. The
democratic party can win if il is
willing to be democratic. 1t can
not win If is not democratic. The
south, being in the largest measure
all that there is left Of organized
democracy, has great opportun-
ity TO name the next leader
What southern man do you
thiuk measures up to the required
Standard" was asked.
''I think that of all the southern
men l know, Senator Joseph w,
Bailey of Texas IS the most cap
able. He is undoubtIy a fine law
yer, is thoroughly democratic and
has a most delightful personality.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-24
THE SENATE
CONFEREES
ARE APPOINTED. FORAKER CON-
sENTs TO ALLOW BEvERIDGn
TO STRIVE
PROSPECTS FOR COMPROMISE
Are Good. House Leaders have
Promised Statehood

Washington, Mar a3- Immediate
ly after the senate convened today
Mr.. Beveridge renewed his motion
authorizing the appointment of
conferees on the part Of the senate
to meet conferees of the house of
representatives on the statehood
bill and Mr.. Foraker withdrew his
amendment requiring the subuiis-
sion of the question of selecting
conferees to the senate.
In making the withdrawal, Mr..
Foraker stated that he had received
assurance from Mr.. Beveridge that
the conferees to be suggested by
him as chairman of the committee
on territories would support the
senate's position regarding the es-
sential fact that they had originally
supported the house bill. Mr.. Bev-
eridge e confirmed Mr.. Foraker's
statement and Nix. Lodge expressed
the opinion that the senate should
be always represented in its con-
ferences by members designated by
the committee having in charge the
question in controversy assuming
that the conferees will always sus-
tain them rather the press their
own views.
Mr.. Teller, on the other hand,
contended for the right Of the Sc
nate to select its own conferees, re-
gardIess of committees or the pre-
siding officer. He said the question
of reflection on the committee on
territories had been raised in this
case but that no such reflection
could be implied.
The motion to insist upon the
senste's amendments was then
adopted and Messeis Beveridge
Dillingham; and Patterson were
designated by the chair asconferees
on the part of senate, the selection
being made by Mr.. Beveridge.
The greatest concession the Sc
nate will make will be to accept
one of the Foraker amendments, but
ii is not improbable that it will IN
sist that only Oklahoma and In.
dian territory shall be admitted a:
a state. One Of the Republican
senators. who opposed the Hamil
ton bill as il came from the House
in explaining the probable Senate
attitude today said;
THE Senate will demand admis
sion for Oklahoma and Indian ter
ritory. That is the only proposition
on which there is any agreement
between the two bodies. The House
has voted to admit these two ter
ritories and so has the senate. The
entire conntrylwants them admitted
as one state. The New Mexico and
Arizona programme is Objectionable
to both branches Of Congress anc
to the country, and the only sensi
bic procedure will be to eliminate
the sections from consideration ov-
er which we cannot agree"
The bill goes to conference with
the promise on the part Of the
House leaders that they will not
permit Oklahoma and Indian ter
ritory to fail in the effort TO gel
statehood. If his promise to the
trembling representatives from Mis-
souri, and Kansas is kept by the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-24

When you need any housework
done, such as cleaning carpets, rugs
and cleaning Honses, OF any yard
work ol any kind. See K. L. Jor-
dan and Brantford at Ir4. Mimi
esota ave. or drop a card in P. O..
62-SS
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-24

J. NJ. GiIpatrick vsss called to
Nocona, Tex, last night on ac-
count Of the death OF his sister and
niece, both Of whom died on the
same day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-24

Hiram Quigley, an extensive
fruit grower and cattle raiser Of
the Elgin neighbcrhood, is in the
city visiting his mother, Mrs. L.
Sandsberry, $40 Pennsylvania Ave.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-24

c. P. EolIingsworth returned
last night from business trip to
Pauls Valley.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-24

The New Century Club will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Eugene Hamilton. The lesson
will be Henry VIII-oS-scene IL.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-24

The opening meeting Of the G.
L. S. {. held Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. w. A.. Fox,
6oI South Sixth ST.. was decid.
ed success. Mrs. Goode was the
leader and the subject was "Chau-
tauqua Day" the speakers for the
afternoon being Mesdames w. III.
Mileham, N. R. Coryell and Webb
Hendrix. Mrs. S. Howard Leech
made very interesting talk and
added her name to the list of mem
bers. Some very fine music was
furnished by Mrs. Venable and
Miss Rishel after which refresh
ments were served by the worthy
hostess.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-06
INLAND WEATHER

Weather coudi tions obtaining 8, in- land points at 8 o'clock this morning, v according to telegraphic reports re- , eeived at the offices of the W. P. < Y. R., were as follows:
 Fortynile-ClOudy, calm, 45 below. D4Wson-Cloudy, calm, 42 below. OgiIv.a-Cloudy, calm, 70 below. Stewart-Cloudy, calm, 36 below. Selkirk-ClOudy, north wind, 30 be low.
 Cloudy, north wind, l5 be- low.
 HOotaliuqua-Snowing, north wind, I5 below.
 Lower Labarge-suowing, north wind, IS below.
 Whitshorse-C'ear, north wind, btlow.
 Tagish-Cloudy calm, below. AtIin-Cloudy, south wind, 3l above. Conrad-Cloudy, north wind, ? below Caribou-Cloudy, north wind, be- low.
 Benuett-CloGdy, north wind, O. Log Csbiu-Cloudy, calm, 8 above Fraser-Cloudy, south wind, 26 above. White Cloudy, south wind, 5 above.
 Glscier-ClOudy, south wind, 20 above.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-06
Now Choir Organized

In addition to the regular choir at the Methodist church, which has just been reorgsnized and is prepared to render varous selections at the Sunday evening services, consisting of solos, anthems, etc, there has been organ ized a junior choir, which is auxiliary to tue regular choir. The junior choir will furnish vocal music to the Sunday evening service in addition to the regular and special music. All lO7- CTS of music, who so desire, are invited to joia one of these chOirs.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-06
NATURE TELLS YOU
As Mony Reader Knows Too Well

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 Nature tells you all about it.
 The urine IS nature calendar.
 IufreQuent or too frequent action;
 Any urinary trouble tells of kiuoey ills.
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