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results.
Dctlefsen. a plumber. IN a state
ment to Deputy Coroner Fuller.
said they had quarreled In tina
morning when he reprimsndsd her
for staying out one night last
week.
Ths woman brooded over this
until she could get an opportunity
10 carry out her plan OF selfde-
slructlon
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OLD CHARACTER DEAD.


PORTLAND. Ore. Feb. ia
special 10 tie Ofegonian from
Pondleton. Ore. says Sarah MIN.
thorn. or lpvss0latOc. the last re
naming Cayuse pupil Of Marcus
Whitman la his mission school At
Nalilaton aud one OF the oldest
Indian women on the umatilia
reservation. died today. She was
over 30 years old
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nEaoI.rrIoN Ed no.

NhAaHNAANa AAtN NJ NAfAs
PROPOSED AMENDMENT No is
A RESOLUTION aaa .pregositi2a %
the city Charter. and prov ding Tor
tha submission Of sufh proposed
amendment % the qualified votsfa o.
the. city Of seattle AZ the next gen.
iie Il resslssd By the city Council
Of the City ~ Seattle
That section ~ ~ Article VIII Of
the city Chartnr cf tie city Of So
attic b amsndsd 90 rad - follows
modes Of making Pc ymsnt for such
portion Of tie cost and expense Of
the improvements mentioned ~ Sec
tten eleven lil Of this article a.
Improvement District created az
hsfeinbcfers provided. 70 wit I'm
mediate fayWsnt- ard "Payment By
H9nds. The mode adopted shall -
impr5vrmant shah BE- msfs upon
petition. otherwise tie mode sksii
he such as the council shall direct IA
tie ordinance ORDERING such improve.
The rnods Of Immediate Payment"
shall be as follows.
After tie city council has BY or
dtHaurs ordered OF authorized the
and not more than twenty ft01 days
after the contract therefor has been
let as herelnbefore provided. the
board % public works shall report
% the council an assessment roll
prepared IN duplicate By tho city on
Einear, which shall contain the de-
Hlfiption Of each lot or parcel Of
land on part thereof TO be assessed.
the amount to be charged. levied %
aH#HHHei against each lot or parcel
Of land or part thereof IN proportion
10 the special benefits 10 ba received
81 each such lot or parcel or part
thereof from such Improvement. and
the name % the owner Of each lot Or
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WOMAN "a SITS AND
IS NEAR DEATH

emacisted and IN an almost dying
condition nj the time. She stated
that she was undergoing a b0-dsy
fast. and had already tasted ~
days OF the prescribed time. The
physician stated 10 the humane Of
ficer that there Is little probability
that Mrs. Hoglen can recover.
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MANY JAps COMING.


VICTORIA. n. C.. Feb. 1.-TWO
steamers are due from Yokohama.
the Nlngehow aud Mont Eagle. the
former expected today and the lat.
tor ON Saturday. with Japanese. and
unless they can pass the education.
al test made by the new British Co.
iumbia government. these Will be
stopped. providing the Ottawa GOV.
ernmeat hsa not diaailowed the bill
By that time.
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TWO BURNED
TO DEATH
(sy United Press,

YORK. Pa. Fob. 1.-Two deaths
resulted from q fire IA the home Of
Isaac Harrington. agent for the
Pennsylvania railroad IN this city.
Harrington started the kitchen
fire aud stepped outside temporar.
ily. When he returned the house
was abiake.
Miss Harrington rushed upstairs
60 rescue Erandchild sleeping
there, She was overcome BY
smoke and snffoeatsd, Tho child
was auffocAted.
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OLYMPIA. Feb. is.-Tom Old.
dinEs. . weil known raneher hvinE
al Plum station. has been arrested
upon the complaint Of his step
father. Lorens Kratz. charged with
assault with Intent 10 commit muir.
der The complaint charges that
ia a family row. Giddinss threw
the old man onto tho floor and set
on him fiourishing n knife.
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elected comptroller. 10 an excellent
accountant. but has introduced M
known marked improvements In
that unsYstematlzed office; IA
comptroller became aware Of the
Riplinaer defsIestions many months
before the same was made public:
has shown neither the power OF
initiative to investigate or discover
fraud. nor the inclination or moral
courage to expose and punish fraud
when discovered. II was the duty
of the comptroller TO expose the
Ripiinger. or any other defslcations
At the time II became known to
him. and his eoncesInsnt Of such
dishonesty was euipsbIe and grosS
~ negligent.
WILLIAM n. MIDDLETON, City
Psrty.-Tailor and ex-contractor.
native Of England. age 30, resident
OF Seattle for Is years; was mem
Der OF city charter commission
which drew the present city char
ter In 1895; was chief OF registry
department In County Treasurer's
office ise7-is00. A man Of good
clerical and accounting ability. and
Of high personal integrity.
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Death HtCord.
Deaths were registered today as
follows;
fahnian A. Ishman. Is, Feb.
ruEry IL. HlllmAn boulevard.
Reed--A. Reed. az. February Is.
Proyidence hospital.
Gailasher--A. Gallagher. CO. Feb
ruary Is. 22iT Sixth N.
Denney--C. Denney. "a, February
10. Providence hospital
AsplasaId--J. Aspinwald. IL. Feb.
ruary ?. Providence hospital
Maecounoll--A. Maccoanell. 60.
February n. York station.
Huy foar meats ct Hand BOX Mar
ket. hoo First Ride Home Free,
zee
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CITY COMPTROLLER

That City Comptroller incumbency
of that office has neither
discover
and punish fraud when discovered the charge made by the Civic
Union In its the qualifications candidates
Tho Union declares that
pnser and other deacaon his coneealment policy
pable and grossly negligent
Tha a aa nllnNR.
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CITY aEAt. ESTATE.

- -
q WOODLAND PARK PROPERTY
tNl ieosieo. asroem cottage and FUR
ntfafe sound Nies, near Woodland
rAss $1,000 tsoa down. balance ,fe
pss month.
Sound view, i.itai ttTs down. balance
easy
az gexi0o. earnsr. s.reom cottage.
fruit trees. lake view, blocta 90 park
ana ear nose. tseo down. balance US
per month
ca faori00 corner. near park aud
car fine building spot all cleared. 81. ab0 +.
tt5o down. balance terms
TO RENT
nisS
rooms Just finished. two rooms
IN rear. near car, SIC.
Groom modern house. lot toesioo. ,isi
give lease.
s-room fiat on car line, SIS
EVErf = DRAKE.
Take woodland Park ear. walk down
phinneT az. corner tsth before start
inE phone white 80 or North Ia --is.ta
nouse In North broadway 1910 Tenth
Az N al rooms lot u taxteo Price
IL $3.50 ana good terms can be had
nuTHEHFoRp. uUuufNs 4 EtIdOrr.
Colman Building
Lot nasi slrty eighth AMI Eighth.
Green Lake, ftoh
LOVE, grocer. Pike 81
Both phones -ip-aa.n
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NORTH
YAKIMA
FRUIT
LANDS

I hare fasf pafehsssA aHt subdlftdsf
fatH taAate tracts = p@xtfan ~ ftne trait
fsnd. eftAsx - Nefth fakffns
Thfs isnd IL pNs 81 The besf &C.
ttsns - the eksls - The ffait sry~ias
district sne ltes uat~f the Efafen csast
TIE as@ government tfsiaesasA grsises
Nhs water ~ttf - en- thts lard n
th~ sfsfns - ftet Thts Nifa raise saiass
81 lsekt Zee PEE asat
I have reserved ~ ufs.lf sis tfszfs
The tslsne< Il fsf sale Gee isn-sefs
ffsats undsf fafttfsffoas wtH nsHs feH
indsfapdsnt. a. At conservative esffs
nt4te. few shaatd clear. ahp9s all ca
r~msaa trea per srfe YNaE
Lad sfssud thts Ia saiifhs - ttft p<f
aef. NJ pste. fsf . tsass Il tft FEn
ACHk. sfts ref tfsei. snd the terms
are lEEe cash. saa fhs halssSs IN meaths
~ ssfsasnss ~ o. fsr aefe
Call ~ AnA let me shes Yen thts
kssw faa o<uKot bsst "a
uNhsf sis riopssf naiialus
Ills .
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Births were registered today "a
follows.
Evann-.To wife Of A. f. Evans.
Seattle. January 81. a son.
Drew-To wife OF W. Drew. 1923
isth. January IS. a son.
I.aw-To wife OF J. Law. 2it "
Howe. January IS. a son.
Bfine-To wife OF y. o.
oBrins. Seattle. February ?. . son.
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MEETS DEATH IN FLAMES

FuV VTFENFu FFTNHsF
YOUNGSTOWN. Pa. Feb. 10
Mrs Edward LutKenburg was burn.
ed 10 death. aud her son. Joseph,
probably fatally injured In a fire
that for a time seriously threaten.
ed the town of Barncaboro, near
here. The fire started In the Lut.
zenbufE home. and before OK.
tinguished destroyed two stores.
two Dwellings and the Globe hotel !.
loss so 900.
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COUNCILMAN AT LARGE

clean bill OF health of candidates
counclmanatlarge the candidates
Union The sixth candidate Charles G. ensr described hav
Of the
1898 which controlled dictated the council
adverse government
follows
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Rotary OF and at present vice presi.
dent OF the Manufacturers Assocla-
ton; Is an able business man, com
pesent for the position he seeks,
and above reprosch. Has taken a
leading part In cause of good gov
ernment in Minneapolis and In this
city.
CHARLES q. HElFNER. Demo
erat.--lnsurance and Investments;
graduate of the law department OF
Ann Arber, has been secretary to
the Board OF Public Works. and
Deputy Suite Insurance Commits
sloner: is a man OF ability During
the administration of J. r. Ronald,
Was a member OF the "kld Commit
tee" or Kitchen cabinet" which
controlled patronage and dictated
to the council, and MAS adverse 20
good government.
WALLACE G. CARNEY, Demo-
erat.-Age az: resident OF Seattle
eleven years: Is one OF Seattle's
leading aud successful merchants:
man CT excellent reputation and
strict integrity; believes In closed
town policy. and believes in making
public utility corporations fulfiil
the terms of their franchises. and
says when their franchises expire
the city should own the street rail-
ways.
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r,onsr FAtL 10 aEr esf nsw FGvF.
scHE TNArTN Large sragts jest
sssnsd rsvessit sstsr as4ta wiM yga
iastpn stca GOOD LAND - wsii 10
Gated pom 80 ttfftsE MuNEf Deep
fkch sal fsfF ~ssiiF cleared. uiceiy Ia
.: fss 1870 %,s.'s' 49, f.s ss ',.i ss
shf s<ssfsi misi. price. 1875, tffs ana
sfe9 saf trart sc cash and Iit psf
sueaih ii-iseg a. ~ saA zee them.
enss = the effies ana set tan Psfiiees
noHRar mAt.rnr.
sistyfe.szi Masks uidE ---is-ss
aEnK ~ a coon Bur-rue chate.
tsarfs tfsrts. all level desp rich seli
hAnaf = eus q ths t-s. teens IN ihs
sell.g bss~ssp seattle and T@essas ,sss
per tract Helf cesh
ROBERT MAf.TrY
sis-,fe'tst Ais.ss slds --is.ss
KiRKf.kSp ACREAGE
VIII tFads Tn aerss asfess LAX.
Nashlaktau fof ipf % equal eaiss. deed
soil and renysnt-nt 80 nsN tuacadaus
road rries % ii.ise for the ssa acres
ctr Man THr NEW fNT.nuRuAN
sewers ntcs tssefe Tracts. ttta each !.
tsrF $50 terms dome g he affies sna
ROBERT MALrmY.
tts-sae.sst Aisshs niss --il.ss
s-msat sidewalks ard cfty vster Asa
81 al tlnda wanted 10 work ses Hiii.
sDaa's eashfss tsdaf n Ttmsa block III
-----~~-a
S.aere irrigated orchard tracts risht
on cssemtis liver and Railroad. % he
risrtsa this snftaE very essy terms.
sp1rikf Inducements 20 the=s desiring
ia ~ I'd afe possession
CAMILLE = co. Empire plds II
CHICKEN RANcH--ts srrss 8
cleared al level ali fenced reed slt
reafn house. large barn. sss Pauiirr
hoslaes orchsrd In bearing tefseY
coas zee hens tnrahsfnfs. hf oedere. out
~ Il tools. f1saa Trffas
ROBERT Mkf.TnY
fW efR-Fresezf Aia-ha H1An ~=ts-44
rsia TwENTrsACnE sSAr.
Sea PET acfe for 20 sefga. nssF
FaHuftsraF car line Just the kiad faf
.aisffffdfnF Eaav terms
WfSHHIf bros
ga aAo Caiman nida
agffeAr rIkcn--i.arrs piece acreage
.osa hausa oaiY ftfai With Zoe laying
arns. ffssa cows terms t1k down. IS
nAf meath See c u Htllmann cashier.
IL Times block, at oncss III
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OLYMPIA. Feb. is.--Goy. Mead
IL In receipt OF letter announcing
great international temperance
congress 10 BE- held at Saratoga
Springs. n. Y. frun June II 20 20
OF this year The occasion IL the
centennial OF the organization In
the state OF New York OF the first
temperance or temperate society
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
a. So saas kss.s f.esirtas - al
tfs Afsaehes fsthsf ~ssth<s safteetAs.
Sc ss@rs Essssst I ace csfp-rsst II
sssctAl NortceA
Fssf-etisa siexses. alasses al fesa
tss sasaesn.a a. - wnEtsf ssssfsstss
Yszr pesn sseetnss eastsrs - -
..siss' a... F' as - 60. 80 ~. "
AZ pseelas s.ss.ass.a, ss.s....
- is-~sas REF saetseA ss.e 10
LA rsss s'ss.sss al Is. slas
srff gias#ez Tburs4sfa FftasFs
eeaassa aasafaAF.
r-@sis utsslas % hslla wsg,d A. ss.i
= v..s 81 i-, y b ' sa...ll -i..s. :
assssss Fsstssn a@a.l wegks-si.
yssss A. I'D stsls Mails ssst 81
Ts-a rssissss. ssss-sss.. lIii SEA All.
HIP wAarEo-mALG.
-------~--.--sz---.----- --4.--------~----->---s
wanted sss ths y = m4sias eegps
sasa tsl aEes - sHd ~ ~ ettet
tsnlty % SO - sofia ~ ~ tates
r Mems isfs 5r.sa csssf.i iiss.i. s.,
sftis wssainEtan sB
wanssA ola soa yazsna usu 70 isafr
s Slssas 4s - sssl ~ fiissslsy alseL
50 =etf
wsaSsa. Is sEssfisns.a ys..~sf =.
the crswn t'tsaasss. leai l@
HELP WANTG o---FEAAlE.
WAIVED
vasns sfft fsf urtt teassNerh. ssnsil
fas4n esil 81 So North seventy second
"a. Green Lax
urs MAR. rraauass chiesse sgheei
az ufaNifsfY. tsst--tfsz Howell Il
faaep$ndsnt \ tist
FOR EXCHANGE.
.-----.---.--->----
ron aALE on ExcaANaE
sa aerss Al level lad. On county
saad east - kahurns on ranasnsst
raats. ehsfa = cents f. miA = paif
team. Saepn spd HARNESS o. Seattle
a e JOHNSTON CO
Rooms 1910 DoNHs Hierk
rhones N4in TT \ lsft tt
ron TRADE
Ia. ,s's sss ss sso... a .P' pes hqa's
.frswb.rries Young orchard. 5000 soil
vii trade for spva house and lot in
T sai.s ~asta cot less taaa ttsss ssd
III anad location
chas v Adams. soc coiusn mtg
waot to ssehsnse Income property.
10 minutes frum fiaessr square. for
aa5ssn sfaun Fa8aiina hauses oNnsf oaiF
Address X. station 20 eity IA SEP
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
z-,------.-4--s--.--,---=sza-
wanted fua good ssceHd hand bswi.
ins alleys Grin Russell. Auburn. Wash
nsntismen's vashing done neatly and
coed Phone Main ssss .-iIsal
FOR aEnr-RooMs.
-----------s--a->s---- ~--=--~~--~----e---~
bargain nieely furnished small
front rsofu. 81 50 week fos Fourth
~ earnsr Denny WAY Phone ffst
=
Fafnlshsa hsasek-eplas rooms 90 per
month. its 18Th Az. near 1ssier
FOR REhT-HoUsEs.
me room farnishsd ia, ~siElns aI-.
tauea ~ one block ~ three car lines
Cheap m cold this week Low rent In
quirs lee Thomas a. Sep
Faf rent. a=feom house 81 saa ttth
Az south -tsso.p
MUSICAL.
Lillian Fiahsr. voice ~ Hoiyoks Block
TT
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
G = HfLLMAH, I. .. > Times hide
Block
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WILLIAM n. MURPHY, RepubIi-
ean.--Grocer and market man. The
present councilman from the Ninth
ward; seeks election for his sixth
successive term in the council. He
has earned a reputation for support
Ing clean government and for fair
ness and ability as lawmaker.
A. J. GODDARD. Republican,
Real estate broker and banker;
merchant In Minneapolis; resident
OF Seattle since 1885: founder OF
Pacific Iron Works at Fremont;
former owner and operator OF
steamers on the Yukon river: for.
mar member OF the Legislature.
aud IN 1892 a member of the city
council from the Ninth ward. Is
a rasn Of ability and OF the highest
integrity; in favor Of the best in
civic life.
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GEORGE n. COOLEY. City Party
Electrical engineer and contrac.
tor; ex-poiice Judge in West Seat.
tie. ex-member West Seattle Board
OF Education: 10 man OF ability
In business affairs. a man OF lnteo.
rity and Of high ideals as 90 clean
government
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CITY Real EsTATE.
Can't Lose


CHOICE HOME SITES
Fine quarter acre traCts from gsse 70
ttte-tha ttea ones are AZ cleared and
In fruit: close 90 graded school side.
walks In and water piped on each tract
the water 10 Tes. Terms tet cash and
tlo per month,
a u NICHOLS. 90 unien Block -
tsf6@ans tot, threesroom cottage tive
blocks to woodland Park and car Ad.
dress A n pfenniuE Box corner seth
and phinuey av. -iT.ta-p
CHEAP CHICKEN rancht s-room
house ite laying hens COWS. large
piece land. close in eniy tss6. on easy
terms See G. y Hilimans saissnen. Ia
Times hIeeh todar III
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PHYSICIANS.

PHYeI.lANs.
'>-s-s.=-.------>--s--~
SUITE tif Eii.i nlas isof second AZ
pt Dalton. as Arcade kkir .ad see.
PATENT ArroasEYs.
-----ss=s=e-=--,-.s--==
Adams a ftfeeks. Registered PsssHs
iss s s sssss esi a..s'i siss " years n
PERSONALS.
esfsss tsss tsth ss West Phone \
PHOTOGRAPHERS SUPPLIES.
ksasfssa sseslr Co. III chsTry ~
STORAGE.
---~.s----.----~---~~-s---~-
:, nnisa IF.astss. Ms.iss = s,s'.ss CO,
rhsass Mats ssst iss ssss OF sss n
pSams AND ACREAGE.
800 ~, -,
rioh hestssn land. a aerss IN saiugstisn
orchard - lee tsafina eFeee heses
% asssa reonss Besides taih feani. paetff
sd slassi. iazss ban. n.iih heass
tfaaf stream tafaash place abundance
- eerihG Wste4 pipad q house ard
sathaiiains.. FssssisTsd Issssy cess
aaet team. harness saEuffa farming
i'essefnents tneatatafs breeders Zee
there htfe1 hers We ean deliver al
tials fef ls.ese. u tahsa ait hia neal fee
d4fs
nonEnF MAfTHY.
ntssese 81 Aiaska Hide lis -
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OF. ERICKSON. City Party
Age 40: manufactures. former sec
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JOHN Y. TERRY, Democrat
Age 90; civil engineer and mining
and real estate broker: resident OF
Seattle 20 years: from 1894 10 1898
was receiver Of local United States
Land office; prior 10 1850 was a
prominent officer In the state mill.
tia. Is a man Of good reputation in
private business; during Ronald ad.
miniktration was politically friendly
20 the skid COMMITTEES. which
bossed eouneilnlznlc affairs to the
desriment OF the city; was preki.
dent and treasurer Of the Great Re.
public Mining Company. now de
fanct.
~. w. CARROLL. Republican
Present city comptroller. succeeding
John Riplinger In 1906. now candi.
date 20 succeed himself: native of
California and represented sacra.
msnto county one term In califor.
mia state legislature: resident OF
Seattle since 1890. and engaged in
private business until 1884. when
he was chosen chief deputy comp.
troiler under Mr. VIII II. Parry.
which position he retained until
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN.
rsls srsn foss 90 .te.sl osllias,
sssead ssa Jsass rms fssss sissd ssas
- th~ sae. ssfnsf a eisfk boottsspef.
msahinisi. snsinasF % sartefs EN- ee.
tsln raeasf % us "a biz nets uhhssi
Mea.y sds.aesd ,.isrlsa Psspls r..sI'
-,,ea,.. ,.s'as'sss s~.sas.s se al
kf,n.!psl sitiss reimsa aip Wsa,
senalss ~
SALARY LoANH
THn cnNnrENr loan cofrAN
ssi ssHios ntftsptso -
Mercy ls.esa ssisrss psssl. % a..
Nsnd. Tor shear rate. se. "a afeuis
stsaH Co. s1e f.egie's sasiass hshs
fe resa-r 5issl. NOES, a. ls- fsi. q
lstsfest osasf ashihsge. zee tst heai'
hefu nids
aalary ie.es Is~s.t I.ss. ....
tsrms CgArasntlst " A Nswtsa. xh
fsapts's nsnk nias
teea. ga turnituFs. hafs-. ssa wm
Reach heefa III Nes teft hias aaia
BANKS.
THE rksAB:k.l nAsK or
cuaAEhcE
Fsfehifs%cd ffsf
Head Offfz@ feFantss Canada
oVsf ice tFeees offices Ia Canada
ana IN. Tailed afatse Efeet e&astat
eessssss tfaassssss lnssfsss siis-ss %
tisas esrestts
akvfNua rErkHrar~r
eeasfts Ufauehasu v staiA M2 III
PuuHr SOUND NATIONAL bans oF
aEATrtE
c.ritai steel rata IL. tsff zee ~
slaithz stes pres n v Aak-ey, eash.
Ter eeFfespsnds44s TO pftHaEpal elites 81
he InhsA STATES saa KAfers
Foa sAlG--MtsctILAsGous.
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nsefHn AsetIass Hiesss. Wtssisr.
Ne. Hsnss etsnt<sa pssasstis. Rsttss.
Al a.w afsphas4s tsGks up neasy
tsah. n nst safisf1sd hes.~. tstf
rfsss sr. M.in tsa4 led t&ts
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Wood and Coal

utsen sisk wees tsst lead
ar sse seea. ais = zesd ezr
sstts fs~i O. asis itlt. tad ia
1t
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-04-25
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Mr.. Hinkle is a good man, and a
strong man, and if his Pecos Valley
friends are il earnest, and will make
such a fight for him as they are able
to make when they mean business,
his chance to become the standard
bearer of his party next fall will be
very good.
But in that case, VIVA becomes of
the nice little scheme which has been
fixed up between certain Democratic
leaders on the one hand, and the Fall
wing of the old Republican gang on
the other, to have Larrazolo put up
by the Democratic convention, and
then sacrificed at the polls in favor
of Judge Mann?
1t is taken for granted by the gen
tlemen of the combination referred
to that New Mexico is very 500 to
become a state, because Teddy has
said So" Of course, we have to rec
ognize the fact that events during
the last few months have clipped the
wings of Teddy's omnipotence in a
very alarming measure, but it is be-
lieved that he still has power enough
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THE ARMY

THE SALVATION ARMY
Pecos AID End. SITS. staff, Capt and Mrs. Shaw
Sunday April 26th. Self Denial Sunday.
IL a. m.-"Self Denial, an indispensable qualification to a life
of Holiness"
2 p. m. Sunday School, Reading, Luke S:26-39.
2 2. m. Adult Bible Class, Subject, ga Wretched Slave.
3 p. m. Open air Gospel Service. Main and 3rd SITS
PRESENTATION OF GIFTS TO GOD
8 d. m. The members of the Salvation Army will observe
their s elf Denial Presentation Service. At this service gifts will be
given to God to help carry the Gospel to Jesus Christ to the fol-
lowing countries, where Salvation Army Missionaries are laboring
for the Salvation of Souls: Finland. Iceland, Ceylon, Java, Mattel
Orange Free State, Zululaud, Newfoundland, Bechuanaland. Trans
vaal, st. Helena. Argentine. Uruguay, Bermuda, Hawaii, Jamaica
British Guiana, Belgium, Japan; the Lamils, in Japan, the Rus
slams in Finland, the Matabelle of Africa and the Moors of New
Zealand. The Salvation Army has, in the q. S. A. 2S3 homes. in
|stitutions and farm colonies for the relief and abolition of poverty
Part of the results of Self Denial Presentation will be devoted to
these agencies. A determined effort will be made in order that the
1908 presentations shall be far in excess of previous year.
Presentation Self Denial Altar Service
All are invited to this beautiful service.
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Organ Voluntary, 1885 a. m.
Silent prayer.
Choir voluntary, 90, Day of Rest"
Hymn 342. Lord, I Am Thine"
The Apostles Greed.
Prayer by the Pastor.
Anthem, Praise Waiteth for Thee
Sudds) Full Choir.
Reading Psalm CIV, pastor and
congregation.
Gloria Patri, Choir and congrega-
ton.
Reading lesson from New Tesla
me1t.
Announcements.
Organ Offertory, "eTraumerei," (by
Schumann) Mrs. Norvell.
Vocal Solo, mot Ashamed of Je-
sus,". Mrs. Sidney Prayer.
Sermon by the Pastor. Subject,
Mans Duty to N.
Hymn 357, place of Rest"
Reception of members.
Doxology and Benediction.
Evening Service.
IpWol III League o.Io -. III oAyoS
Coldwell, president.
Organ voluntary, 7:45 p. m.
Silent prayer.
Choir voluntary, Praise o. from
Whom All Blessings Flow"
Hymn Alt, Teach My God and
King"
Apostles Creed.
Prayer by the Pastor.
Anthem, Sweet the Moments"
(Sudds), Full Chorus.
Reading Scripture Lesson.
Announcements.
Organ Offertory, Melody in D
Minor (Heller), Mrs. Norvell.
Hymn 424, Strong Faith"
Sermon by the Pastor. Subject:
LESS CHURCH AND MORE
CHRISTI"
Hymn 1872, "Pilot Me-"
Reception of members.
Benediction.