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Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27
THE SEWING CIRCLE

narrow panels of horizontal stripes.
The waist was outlined with black
velvet, as were the conical panels on
the skirt.
Secure a small basket with double
lids. Line the basket with pretty
pieces of silk of any desired colors.
On the underside of the lid make
fastenings for small scissors, pins,
bodkins. stilettos. etc.
Old cotton sheets make commodi-
GUS bags for inclosing gowns and
coats in the wardrobe, one very large
size sheet being sufficient for two
good-sized cases. AS slips for pill
lows over the ticking, an old sheet
will cut up into quite a few, and as
these will have no practical wear, be-
ing merely a protection, will last
quite long time. A similar use is
to cover small beds with the better
portions.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27
Cleaning B1ass Beds.

Rub over with wool cloth to remove the
dust. On clean piece of cloth apply some
sweet oil and rub again; then rub dry with
another piece of cloth.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27
Iron Rust.

Mix lemon Juice and salt Rub into white
goods to remove iron rust. Place in the sun
to dry and repeat II necessary.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27
Polish Silver.

Put your silver in a pan, cover 1t with
sour milk and let stand half hour. WASH
rinse and the silver will be bright as new.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27

Glove and veil cases of ecru scrim
are embroidered and lined with a
colored silk. They are also used for
handkerchiefs and are very useful.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27

Splendid little collar and cuff sets
can be made with picot-edgel lin
gerie braid inset with finest valen-
ciennes lace insertion and edged with
narrow lace ruffles.
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T, ODDS ![l;I = 81
6fs ENDS 21S - IS
Stained Silverware.

Dip the spoon in sulphuric acid repeat
ing the process until the stain has disap-
peared. Wash in hot water.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27
pingy Black Kid Gloves.

| Renew black kid gloves by adding few
| drops of ink to tablespoon of olive oil. Ap-
! ply with a feather and dry in the sum-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27
HAIR WH|MS

SH9El women know the queer whims
ofsthe hair. There are days wher it
will not look nice. This happens
when the woman is out of temper.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27

Huck toweling embroidered with
mercerized thread makes pretty and
substantial covers for bureaus and
sideboards.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27

A striped mohair dress was made
with the waist having horizontal
lines. while the skirt was cut on lines
with the stripes and fi-ished with
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27
THE POPULARITY OF TRANSPARENT FABRICS
Has Brought Delicate Nets and Laces Into
and Laces Into

the folded waistband should match
the borders.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27

Barrel hoops covered with cotton
or silk make good coat hangers.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27
partly dry. and press.

Securing Powder.
Common wood ashes make a splendid
securing powder.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27

A goodly pc.
model skirts for1l
of the ruffle in all
skirt ornamentatioh
ance after seven yea.
is entirely in keeping WI.
eral trend toward whirln
draperies.
Ribbons play an important
among the trimming for fall cow
and wraps. The wide and narrow
pompadour ribbons continue to be
popular, but are rivaled by those in
Persian designs, with their rich,
glowing yet harmonious blending Of
colors, emphasizing the marked in
fluence of the oriental note.
Velvet ribbon is much seen on
light gowns for both day and even
ing wear, and there are endless
charming ways of bringing it into
play. With the little Dutch necks,
which are greatly in vogue for semi
evening frocks, the velvet band is
almost invariably a feature, plain,
studded with jewels, or tied in
straight little bows, with an orna-
mental strap. The pendant is sell
dom seen, except on the slender neck
chains, which are never out of fash
ion.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-27

en-,
actefN
many
artistic
means theN
A goodly po
model skirts forAl
of the ruffe in all
a skirt ornamentatioh
ance after a seven yea.
is entirely in keeping WI.
eral trend toward whirlh
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knowledas gained from previous

TO knowledge gained from previous
eKneflanee. 10 break through the
sheet OF failing water and land la
one OF the numerous hailowa or
rruvicea Ia the face Of the rock
Theu. II not stunned or swept away
10 the first effort. they struggle up
tho side 0f the rock itself. and over
the bodies OF their less spceesaful
fellows. tlll near enough 10 the TOP
10 leap over
Here. az indeed IN most falls. one
may notice a curious rhythmic
movement OF she water. II rarely
psurs over the falls IN an even
fl0od. bat rather Ia a Succession Of
spurls. With slower and lighter
movements between. 80 that. both
BY eye aud ear. one reta the Inn
preston % throbbinE In the waters
movement. ~ n the river we're only
enc Of many arteries. and some
where behind them ali great heart
Nere beating and dflTiag the
waters onward In SLOW regular,
mighty pulaaiions Undoubtedly
the salmon make use II ibla fact
resting near the top Of ths rock fof
a slower aud lighter movement Of
the water. when they tht0w them
selves over tho brim Of the falls
and 20 avoid being sweeps away at
tee accomplishing the most am
ealt and dangerous part of their
journey.
Desperate as u IL. this il prob
abs the method used on other riy-
ere where salmon sarmoant a
waterfall which 10 plalniY too high
to leap DR. klwood Worcester. OF
haatou. writes ms that while sal
mon fishing on White bay his
guides told htm Of a place where
ths salmon climbed The eiiff behind
fall and vhsru the fishermen
collected barrels Of fish Tor Ninter
ass every season lie went wish
them behind the fat. and watched
for hnara As the salmon plunged
IN and thea 5eRan the almost I'm
possible task % isaPiuk up the
rock There. a. here. only = frac-
ton u the struggling fish ever
reached the top Some of the un
aaenossfui ones tried again. 9th.
sfs sped away 20 heal their
sounds; tho rest laY quiet among
The rocks Awaiting the poor fisher
uaen. or fioatsd away % feed thr
mink and the eagle Nature called
he aany IN order To ehoose a few.
and the whole process was accom-
panied ~ that apparent waste and
perfect economy Ntth witch nature
always arccmpiinhes her object
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WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT

The weather builstin FOE tbs weak
ending Monday, June ~, IL a. tot.
ioWaf
fhe week was an uauauatlY eeet
and cloudy one Coz this time Of the
veaf In ali parts % the state. Nsar-
" every day was more OF less
cloudy. and the sunahlas was emily
10 % 90 per cent % the possible
amount The mean temperature
vas several degrees below the nor
mai
showers were general durluE the
first three days OF the week ant
we're quite ropieus "a mast Districts
Ia the southwest counties. iaatad.
lns Clarke. eawlitu Lewis aud Pa
eifie. showers occurred GA nearly
every daY OF tho week. and the to.
cal amouat was over an inch
Auaeaftna The afternoon ct sun
DAY. the 18th was clear. Monday
"Wednesday. Friday and Saturday
were eluudv Tuesday was cloudy.
vita saashins, aud Thursday was
partly cloudy
Crescent The weather vas quite
variable dsftns the past week
tphfata Dry. cool weather cons
tlnaes
Friday Harder -Ths weather has
been fair. wifh iixhf spgiakie ~
rain Monday mafninE before dAY
ilsht. arm Tuesday and "Wednesday
niEhta. bat not enough 70 keep the
aust tAid
kent-rhe morning ef the 18th
was eeais the middis % the Day was
fine. rain felt late IN the afternoon
md continued AL night There were
showers IA ths afternoon ef the 10th
snd rain all niEht showers. ao-
eQmpaaied ~ a hiEh wind. eeeurrsa
ga tie iiths The weather waa threat.
ehing ea The mofHinE q tbs lith.
The affsfhuan was ctraf. with
hiGh wind On the morninw Of the
taih it vas very coai The weather
eieafed iatsf Ia the daF Ths ttlh
and tsth were cool and cloudy
Ia eaunsf@oa the ath thsFs was
lisht thunderstorm. with = little
rain. A Essa heavy faln fell IN the
early ntaFninE % the iath. Ths daY
uas aanaY ard wRrmL Ou the itth
thsFe was fAin a. and = m.
Nhieh Was heavy,
sNntluMfHft --Ths sky ha8 bean
overcast wlth clouds ali The wwah
There aaFs several showers AHd
sale on the iith.
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Statement
IS SIG NED

The statement Of facta In the
Carrau case was signed and carti-
fled to By Judge Frazier yesterday
afternoon
Prior to Judge Frater signing IT,
an agreement had been reached be
tween James Godfrey. Judge BELLS
Law partner. representing Marie
Carreu. and james -. Howe. repre-
aentlng the Irish heirs. BY which
Howe'a amendments 20 the state
ment as filed by Miss Carrau.s at
torueya were accepted.
The forwarding Of the statement
Of facts docs not change the
status Of the Carrau ease in the
alighteat degree. as the standing 81
the parties In court hinges on the
question az To whether or not the
transcript was filed In the county
clerks office.
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THE LETTER THAT MADE BILL" NYf FAMOUS

49,. # TIE Daily boomerang city issa
received - telegraph The Of
sunatoa confirmation n the postmaster al
f..n ana ush extend thanks Tor tho
o. boxes and fat0ffco 0utn
neasAn# emaaAd0Fa Tor tho LADY eleFka
fk Appouen SELF triumph uf eternal
mn Il 81 the cpoehs
~ aa.oas toward political purity and perfcc
~ when have noticed any stride IN The affairs
q thuuaNhlY impressed with its wisdom
hq department. trust that
~ sn sos fec consulting time rcia
t u matters eancerniak pssaafes affairs perfectly frank
perfectly FREQ bring anything 1t that Kind right
tiuea hauEhy
nalespnA Perhaps do thiak know
~ afrencs delivery window and three
sad SCI 8 > mistake
M aarAliu Is hsfaad
ssary tndorruseef - The policy
4 - persistent tho senate. whatever u Tray b
/ youra. BILL NNE 4. NJ.
Ga TrAnk Ei4too. Mashinkos p e
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A a.nsI s feet side. Is fees deep.
sfk > inek capable 81 admitting
sssssis tsa FRET iang. 70 b. finished
n Jane /. isoa ~ a. % form one
4 ne nffrnefioaa ~ ths hiE fair.
rnw TIE Slogan OF the Lake
NazAiaxEun Canal ns~ocfatfga.
rAe enuntg commissioner dfA
OR sAsfs toward bringing ahaat
% resnlt b graasinx the petltlan
81 Ne fnrEnatl1a a the assessment
1uirt within Nhlch the additiaa-
4 niiilou % b RAISED Tor the canal
. b BE- ssssssed
ne dl4srssi iaclafFs the teTritafT
11z the aofis saa % Lake wssa-
hfna 10 three niles SOUTH Of
ksct eastward Il exfsnds 20 fha
he u Lake sammamlah. wewssly
. Puget anuzd. The amount % a.
essaels property To The dlstrics viii
nake he assessment un each iol ~
saresi comparatively small The
sst E,ae e Be saksa IL the ap-
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clothes off Thompson. given him
his clothing. taken him from the
cell In wing OF the prison. and
aiYcn him the freedom Of the hos.
pltsl sydney Sloane. tue upokAne
hoy who Killed his father aud was
acquitted a. insane. has shared
fhompaon's improved treatment.
Chester wore stripes for only "a
huura.
The Graves law. under which
Thompson n eantlaed. provides FOR
the same treatment As hn would
receive Ia an aAYium AdYioes from
Olympia undoubtedly caused the
warden % hastily alter hia treat,
mcni Of the Seattle bar. II 10 pos,
slhle that kiaeaid af tho state could
b. held Tor damages Toe rno filegal
treatment OF rhompa0n during his
first day at the peulteatlary
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CAMPAIGN STARTED BY
CLERKS

At meeting Of tho Seattle Re
tail Clerks union Tuesday night,
a decision was reached 70 institute
campaign In its efforts to have
the new schedule Of hours recently
asked for adopted hy all local stores
AZ an early date. and represeuta-
lives we're named who this morn
ing began a tour Of all stores In
which clerks. whether members of
the union or not. are employed Any
firms that refuse to grant the
unions demand will nave their
union cards cancelled and be do
rlared unfair.
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GENTLEMAN BANDIT.

TACOMA. June ia lone high
wnyman. gsntlemanly and soclable.
who was satisfied with a fair dl.
vision OF his victims money and
yaluables. held up a, the point Of q
revolver three young men last night
shortly after midnight In the vioin
ity OF the territory bounded BY
South q and n streets and Eighth
and Ninth streets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-19
fYPrRT VALUATIONS OF RAILROAD
TERMINALS SAID TO BE TOO LOW

ago were before the commission
Tuesday THEIR estimates Arv nov
Deemed TOO leW owing 10 the al.
vance la property during the past
year
The Great Nofthern aud Northern
Pacific Insist that the expense II
building overhead bridges and Of
making other street improvements
exacied IN cities IN return for fran.
ehises b. Included as 4 part OF the
coat. Notwithstanding the fact that
mauy % thesa Improvements have
not bsen made.
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NORFOLK. Va. June ~ The
directors o. the Jamestown Erposi.
ton company az q meeting yeatar.
lay accepssd the resignation %
Gov VI. ~ Ceftnrnil. practically
made James M barr director gen.
erai with fun powers and succeed
Ing % ths duties Of Mr.. Cotiorcli.
and endorsed a seeona nond Issue
81 g799. 900 to cover al the expense
~ the c0mpanY'H liabilities
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MAY DO AWAY WITH
METER RENTALS

The fire aud water committee OF
the council will this evening dis
ciihB the new water ordinance
which abollahsa the rental charges
for meters In private residences
and alao makes a reduction In the
rates FOR this style Of water con
sumption.
The rentals for the use Of the
machines amount to a considerable
item la the water btu bat tie uns
Of tho meters IL becoming 20 gen
eral that u IL thought that the city
can very we'll dispense with this
charge.
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..a.s ospsRs FROM OLYMPIA
...rr0 aoV IS GIVEN Ills
.ss c1oraGs AND PUT IN
so1lrAl WARD

~,trA wAiI.A June ~ That
-, kiasaii. % thc state peal
,.s.r,. eommltied a dlreet Vie
q ne Graves Law for the
. - Of the crimlnallY Ia.
X alaetnk Chester Thompson.
~ faaxe Emory. IA = con
-. ..rh aaa shaYipg his head. L
.,,elen of the state board ef
49, ana Tue warden has. 1t The
s~sss osaesa. taken the striped
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AT
THE WHEEL

EVERETT. June ia fomluine
skipper has Joined the ranks Of the
saiiormen who sail out and la from
tho port Of Everett. The new re.
oruit IL the tf.yeaf old daughter Of
Capt A. q spieer. aud she han
dies her fathers li,tie launch like
a veteran. no matter how rough the
seq that is rolling With a man To
manage tho lthorscpowor motor
nhe frequently pilots parties
10 Tulalip. and her father has
every confidence ia hor ability TO
handle the craft
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COFFEE

What sort of coffee does
a good grocer likeS
The sort his customers
like.
Your grocer returns Yuur money
n yuu don't IKE Schliiing's Best.
sc paT him.
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COMMISSIONERS GRANT PETITION OF
CANAL ASSOCIATIONS

palatmsnt % II enn nalsaionsrs. TO
- residents and freahel4sFa % the
Aaseasnsrat district
senator Samuel II Piles. Who was
aaaoug those that appeared befors
the eumraianfs yesterday. stated
that Chairman naft0n 81 sha Riy-
sfa and HarborN committee. prom.
iaea him that II 81 go 900 was &c
provriafed for tha esnai IN Seattle.
q nKressiouai appropriation wosid
b. available before March {. 1905.
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-. Wsahlagtan railroad eommslss
- - cses.sd lis hearing la Seat
" = asrersAln the value q the
s.'a,saa termlaals These are
.rrsA sss stsfsg according 10 Tee.
.sv xsvra TUESDAY ailerpo0e by
80 raj estate men iiut these
&c. afs deemed too iow aad
- - Iasraasea by the commits
snefs
VII Rarry. James T blackstone
"a d ". Wezt. Who were epp1tns,
4 4 sammlste~ % Asseaa the Faiaas
- AZ he terminals here a Yesf
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CELEBRATED CROOK
GETS HIS AT LAST
tsessps. Tvi.sr.pa sss,t..,

NEW YORK. juno - Angelo
LanaaiFin. 8nuscgimsn called The
king Of Mulberry street. was
yesterday convicted OF murder In
the first DEGREES. Senteneo Of death
all b. pronounced FRIDAY. The
murder for watch tandsffie wkH
convicted wAe that u Don Michele
aAmtfia. a selltodo cuntfaetor Of
Bedford PARK. They quarreh~si and
reSaieefH we're drawn. Anteui9
Mankslla separated them. bat shea
thaY met a gear later LandnlFio
Killed the contractor.
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R0OPS
MUTINY
fseftvp. Tsisaraph ssrefes J

KIEV. June ta-l.apt night the
Twenty frat battalion % Happora.
$50 strong. mutlnled.
They Killed the commander Of tho
Third company and began Trims
roIisys At random.
Five loyal battaiiona we're sum
moned 20 aueH the mutinT and
called upon the mutlneeru 10 sur.
render. they replied with shots.
woundine four Of the loyal soldiers.
The loyal battalion fired and tho
mutineara fled Two hundred and
INV eight we're arrested The 9th.
era escaped.
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G. N. Is TO ENLARGE
ITS SHOPS AT DELTA

EVERETT. June % According
70 reports In local railroad circles
large additions are 10 be made this
summer 10 the machine shops on
the Great Northern ~ Delta. and
much Of the work that IL a0W done
at HiilYard will be- transferred 10
thia point. Work IL already being
brought here from across the noun
taina. 200 cars arriving for re-
pairs. that under ordinary eireums
stances. would have gone 20 tbs
Eastern Washington yards.
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MURDER

tesstpe~ fste9rap1 1sFtteesi
WARREN. Ohio. June 10
George " Berrill. cashier Of the
klnamAn National haak. paA ahot
and killed last niEht By Alfred
kInsmaa. a brother % state ssna
tor Thomas kinsman. Ths murder
ef vas arrested. klnsmaa il about
a. years af age. Foe some time
neFrlli has been biz guardian In
some land matters aad Il IL sup.
posed taay bad some troahle over
this.
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A r. whafsy. selected ~ general
manager Of the New York Central
a Hudson river railroad. was
freight brakeman on the Providence
q Worcester road iu iHsls
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CHICAGO. June 70 -Threp
deaths and many prostraslona was
tha reeord yesterday. due 20 the 81.
ct.asivs neat
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DIE FROM HEAT


BOSTON. June ig-Four are
dead a. = result Of the brat Ywu-
tnrdsy All heat records for the
day wers broken.
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Buy your Hat Of e ~ Brooks
8 Co, t13f Second Ave. 80.
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Dr. Les Hahsr. dentist 500 Eigel
building Phone. Main e16s. sss
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From Northern Trails" copy
right. 1908. BY William J. Long
Reproduced under special ar
ranGomont with the author aud
CHM a Co. lioaton. publishers
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-01-30

my business, interests won't allow
me to vote for against consolidation, :"
says one hotel man. 81 know how my
bread is buttered and won't endanger
| it.n
at is very evident that there are
many who are making eyes at politi-
cal jobs" thinks an Anglesea real
estate man.
Says another North Wildwood tax
payer and office holder, one of the
oldest residents: ''If consolidation is
put to vote here, | doubt if over
fifteen votes would be cast in favor of
the move and they would be cast in
anticipation of personal gain. 1t will
not pass.o
Several tax payers, who after signing
petition for consolidation without
thought, have when they were better
informed on the situation expressed
themselves against the movement.
Says North Wildwood real estate
man: "There are only two things
favorable to consolidation, rum and
water works.
Says leading real estate man: "Con-
solidation will frighten the money in
terests and investors will hold back
their money until the move proves to
be a good one.u
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-01-30

'The minute consolidation takes
effect Wildwood proper steps out of
power and influence over the few
squares of its present domain says
Wildwood hotel keeper: Improve
ments are needed at both ends of the
beach where would also be located the
balance of power. Wildwood would
help to pay for these Improvements,
but her cry for anything would go for
naught. Wildwood does not want to
consolidate this year."
Thomas Corson, the North Wild
wood assessor, says: "What's the use
of all this agitation? Everything is
improvement from end to end of the
island. l say wait until all improve
ment stops then push consolidation
hard. That's when it will be needed,
not now. Anyone can sum the mat
ter up and see that it is the gang who
wants control of the beach. l could
show up some of the doings of the
politicians on this beach if 1 wanted
to. Their plans are all made and
have been for long time"
DIR. w. H. Fishburn, of Camden,
writes the JOURNAL as follows: EVERY
thing on Five Mile Beach is growing
and prospering. Let well enough alone.
Wait until there is population of
%, 900 on the island, which will be in
few years. For the present don't
consolidate"
1.-THE larger the city, the greater the
crime," says large property owner,
"and the smaller the municipality,
the smaller the graft. Therefore do
not place blockade before the present
wonderful growth of Five Mile Beach
by favoring rash move like consoli-
dation".
A Holly Beach business man says:
~ am in favor of consolidation and l
vote for it, but don't believe it will
come about this year."
1.-THE only way consolidation will
ever come about, says a North Wild
wood hotel man: "Is that compro-
mise be made so that the wards of
Anglesea, Wildwood and Holly Beach
be made to shoulder their individual
debts"
Says North Wildwood hotel man:
"If l had to go to City Council to have
a license granted for my hotel, think
/ would sell as soon as possible. There
is enough graft in the air without hav-
ing to hold down license with hard
coin.o
Consolidation is a good move and
will come eventually, but the time
isn't ripe.
A woman who owns considerable
property in North Wildwood was
asked how she stood on the consolida-
tion question: "Im a woman and
have no vote" she said: 'Let the men
settle the question"
If they can't settle it satisfactorily
it's not fair to ask the women who
have no say at election time. But,
quietly, [ don't want to see consoli-
dationn.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-01-30
Proposals

Bids will be received by the Wildwood Board
of Education for janitor for the year 1907
Bids to be in at the regular meeting to be
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids. c. q. ELDREDGE,
District Olerk.