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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-09
To III. PREACHER

lsroM III HIJs
The preacher was making his annual
call In he mids, of the conversation
the s!slall son Of the family named Rcsi-
maid. c:une running in, His clothes
Mere tori, and one OF his eyes was
blackened.
Reginald. sud HE preacher. you've
beer fighting again. Your clothes are
torn and YOU have :. black eye. Fight
ing is Very wicked Come here ana let
me pray for You.
AN. swan. said Reginald go
home AMI pray for youl own Kid He's
4ot NO black .yeS'''
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-09
WOULD OFFER THIS
COUNTRY AS HAVEN
FOR RUSSIANS

Wa1II-a-1I- I5I'- " -I.1I-TT.cIlIIlV1
" aldo, OF New oik. oatlad q resolution
today asking the iiopse eonrailfe. Oh tor-
eisn affairs to inquire into ne rexpedi-
e;cy of requesting the piesidonl 10 inter
cece with the government o. Russia
through the minister accredited to that
couri for the liberation of the members of
the Russian duma now in prison or under
duress within that country with tender
to them of the United States as All asylum
and providing, II necessary, for their im-
mediate removal here"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-09
ASK Your Druggist for Free PerMna
Almanac for 1905.
,ndiaestible.

the proprietor of a restaurant had
leased the reverse side of his bill of
fare to "a carriage manufacturer. who
had printed his advertisement there.
The other day Il customer i'll great
hurry ran into the restaurant. sat al
table and was handed Il bill of fare
wrong side up The customer put ON
his pince-nez, vurled his m,lstache with
his left hand and shouted i'm Il voice
of thunder:
.oi'is me coupe - i''ltu''u. wv" VIC
torias and u dog cart. and say. got
amy wheelbalrows.'''
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-09
For IStines Trouble. a.d Rh-mma-

Sufferers from rheumatism. kidney
and bladder troubles are promised
speedy relief and cure by use of the
well-known medical preparation called
Swamp Root SO confident of it's
efficacy are its proprietors that by mem
tioning the name of this paper and
writing to i)r klmer 4 Co. Bling
hamton, n T.. a sample bottle of the
remedy will be- sent free by mail 10 any
part of the United States. Ia order to
set this free sample. he sure to mem
ton the Ilillln of this nlnnr
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-09
M ISIS ANNIE cATRON. 9a7 Main
lGx ST Einninnnti ll.i.. ,.,.i.a..

M ISIS ANNIE CA1'RON. 927 Main
W. ST., Cincinnati, Ohio, writes
As ! have found Pcruna blessing
for severe case oil catarrh OF the head
and throat which, | suffered from for a
number of years. l am only too pleased
to give it my personal endorsement
'Catarrl. such as Suffered from.
made life burden 10 me. my breath
was offensive. stomach bad. and my
head stopped uD 50 thai was usually
troubled with headache. aud although
a tried many so-calied rrme,iirS. notl.
ing gave me permanen, relief. ! WAS
rather discouraged with al medicines
when perl1i.a was suggested to mt.
However. did buy a bottle. and be-
fore that was finished there was a
marked chang in my condition Mech
encouraged. ! sopt on until | was CONF
,olefely cured in II months time. Mud L
lind that ms gcnerai healt. is also ok
ccllcnt.'
People who prefer solid uedieiucs
should try Peruna tablets. Each tablet
represents one average dose of Pcrun;.
Man-a-1in the Ideal Laxative.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-09
Art and Mature.

A young artist had brong!l the lats
MIR. Whistlsv 10 view his maiden eff
fort Fin. lWo stood before the can
Vas for SOM moments in silence. Final
Is The young man asked timidly:
DON'T YOU thinll this painting Of mins
is Ter !. tol@rahle picture SIR.
Mi Whist.er's eyes iwinkled What
is yoli npiltiou OF a toierable egg II.
:Islsnl
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-09
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Rough on Mrs. Wiqqin."

Kate Douglas Wiggin the author OF
'Rebecc;s, mits giving q reading front
her works at Clautauqua After the
reading was over an old man APP
preached the author. He More no col
lar. his trousers were very short and
cvetN indication iold of the way back
farmer
Il Gun, forty miles he said To Mrs.
WiggiA. 10 hear We read.
NJ which the author bealned her joy.
when he continued.
Ies mum. | amt n readi,t' man at
all Fact is. ! can't read anything that
is what Ne call real good or mounts TO
much I'm what We wud call an igrlo-
rant man. for yur books is bout the
only books l kin read
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-09
She Told Him.

From The Houston Post
about Tn" greatest man wil" cStr
iiWai in this HotiiaunitE w:is Ding skim
net; broaGilnilpi, Il, Iighefcrted. nd bril-
li;tni and Vet he died with All his ial
.nts alld goodness unsupported.
lloN ii,I N,li COME IN lind "lii tpoltt
manned his wislo4s'
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-09
The rs-'"-"a .'"n"nc :" s.""".o"o

lhe rcvuna lucky l'ay A'nianac has
bceou,c :, fixture in over eight million
homes q can, bc obtained from all
druggists iccn. tie sure 10 inquire sar-
s, The 1905 Atmaaae is already pub
ii>hca. aud thu. supply VIII soon be OK
AaHstnd DO no! put il OFT Speak tor
one to-day
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-09
Mrs. Winsiows SOOTHING s1RUr Tor Chfidrse
tss hug soflsps the guns, lnns mmAtiou AZ
lays pain curas wisa cnlic. Is csut9 Bottle

The l;oweIy mission of New York has
so far this year supplied over 233. 900
meals and nearly $1,000 lodgings to
homeless men and boys. its early morn
ing berad line being one OF ,hs most
pathetic sights in the world
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-09
Loves Grammar,

u wish | dared TO ask SOU some
thing, Miss Helen said Percy. NTH
trembling voice and wabbline chin
why don't you dare 10 ask it," the
maiden said demulely.
Because ] can Sc" No in Your
eyes.
In both of unenls
Yves"
Well. don't you don't YOU know
two negatives are equivalent to am
how dare you. sir Take your arm
from around nay waist Instantly.
But he dldnt
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-09
JACK THE RIPPER is
at WORK AGAIN

i.eiliA Jan z Another nlss,elious
'riprei crime Was committed last
y LITTLE en 4 years old WAS enticed
into a hallway Of d house ana Was ia
tally stabbed III the abdomen She
was injured in exactly the same man
neal, as that employed by the man who
last July startled the city by a series
of Standings OF young children.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-09
POST CARDS FREE!

In order To Introduce our new POST
CARD NOVELTIES we will send
POSITIVELY FREE, sample cards to
amy responsible person sending their
name and address To THE CAAS.
WILSON CO., Sill Fifth ST, Brook
lNn y
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-09
ALMOST a SOLID SORE.
Ski" Disease from Birth-,1or,"ne
spcn, -" ,tcr without B.n~hi-
Cured Hey with Cutt,urn


II have n cousin in Rockingham Go.
VIII" once had = skin disease from ncr
BIRTH upti she was six Years ot agc.
Her father bad spent Il fortune ON her
to sc, her cured and none of the treat
mcnts did her ANY good. Old Dr.
suggested that he Try lii, Cn'ieura
Remedies, which he did When he ON
meace,l 10 use il the child WAS almost
4 solid sc:i,- lie had used il about Two
months and The child was We'll. 1
could hardly believe she was The same
child. Ter skin was as soft rs !, lahgs
without scar "n il hay. uoi seen,
h"r in seventeen wears. hui have
heard from h.N and the laSl linm l
heard she was we'll. Mrs w T. loele
Burlington. y G. .Illnr III. 1903
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-09

"A complete tour through all the
rooms or apartments of the Royal pai-
ace. near Madrid. involves a 120-miie
trip. covering six days time.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-09
The MAN it,s none

Motber MAY | get i'm the SWIM
'Ycs, my darling daughter.
EuN Your gowns from a Frenchy store.
Aud don't wear half YOU oughter''
Lippincott's.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-09

l'ie curtain RAJ Oh tic second act.
and Re begun - igake conversation
The .us!tulia, he said Can steam
her e Knots an hour.
1ahipg another chocolate from The
boX that rested in her lap she said with
a bright snliia.
- suppose they steam Tie knots so
that the poor sailors can unite them
more easily. Is that it George,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-09
a Natural Feelina.

Ecssir Arn You istirersttous2
B"rtie Nut al all M ritl4es ll.A.
81: n my pocket than ST.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-09

OF Co,lrse.

Ibati s l.NNAIlNt. Bl;oM0 0i NINE I,,o
for tis ilature Of 4. y GROVE Fse.l IA
Norid 1Ner 70 Egre q Cold IN Dns day -
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-09
L;de.
Hides. Pelts and Wool.
70 ret fun value. ship 10 the old reliabl,
y ". Hide y I'ul 90, Minneapolis, MINI
That Wcu!d Catch He

That Would Catch Her
bik I hear that H"atlg sllnk yuu
in q u0gse e;iln Yesterday
Wink .i'iiat's adj right IN soine TO
e@i eTfn With aim Hos cot a ~iie
llaI. I;ai Nop Sholidi4i ualla IoNc
~ her
Ni,l't Inl iioi aoiis ~ liu saine
- pil <, Dfn@ain counter - my store.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-09
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK?

's'1''s! '!o..TfS -1.tNSs o'1 .TIsS1 dUl1s
Ai,aos; evcs ybo,iy WHO reads tho news
papers IS sure 20 snow OF the wonderful
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-09

address To Dr., Kline:
& 60, Blngt,an,ton,
n. y. The regular
GftY-cen. and one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01

which was young aud yirile and Joy
Gus. on the top OF mountain.
they fought This mountain
rneked beneath them. The First
Year was pitched over cliff and
was killed The Second Year in
his turn grew old and sour and
Grabbed and was slain By the Third
Year. And 10 the years went by.
And these struggles always be-
gan ON a certain day in February
Though the Chinese know no Feb.
ruaryl and lasted 20 days And the
first day was always heralded by
the nRnehn of every village. by
beating his gong ON the wall near
the seventh gate. sheHenpon tho
villagers would march through tho
gato and form about the Sacred bee
Tree and say.
Sen din gong he fet toy" which
meant that they hoped the year
would live lta allotted time without
getting old aud sour and Grabbed.
which IL never did.
This done they would return 20
the village. pay their debts and Of.
fer prayers TO the gods of home and
business and finally prepare the
feast which wae to last for 30 DAYS.
When you have done this for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
TODAY is CHINK new YEAR
ITS JOY FOR CHARLIE

more ssr-t $4,000 geass Il becomes n
habie tifif iGftsa eharlle Sings
tfoutse.
lie tells the teacher he accepts
January as the first day 81 the
year. Just as hs ainRa aOnsafd
Christian Soldier" hut bless sou.
he know the first ~ the year Is
Feb. l. and accordingly to-day he
" paving respect 20 hla Joss
Thla Is the manner OF Charles
baekalldlng. the restaurant will not
be open today, nor Will II be open
for many days, all the other res.
tAufnuta. ton shops aud laundriea
are likewise closed
Not that Charlie and hia brethren
are idle They are busy between
fcasts and calls IN sandals. broead.
ed bleHees OF raw sllk aud baFFy
trousers. Charlie must pray Ia his
Joss for luck and 10 each Of his
800 household gods and his grand
mother
And the Sunday school teacher
wonders what has become OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01

Chinese NV yearsponed In Sc.
attic. last night with booming OF
little. 6annonA and the cracking of
the little red.panered noise makers.
seattle's celebration WAS scattered
chinese lanndrles are located Ia all
portions OF the elty aud last night
IN front OF each waHhhoune the Ces
lestials made mercy with their fire.
rraekera. Down ia Chinese town
pnper there WAS all sorts OF noise
aud merrymaklng. Visitors we're
numerous aud In each ontahliah.
meht Chinese nuts aud delicaciea.
tied up IN sacks. WE'RE presented 20
tho eueaia by the Cinnamon.
Charlie Sing attends Sunday
school allie same MCLEAN hoy. maat
Of the year. Charlie il learning
Mclean. sitting At the feet OF the
pretty Sunday school teacher. lie
needs the Language IN HIS business.
aud he brings quaint anndaia, coral
necklace or queer pieera OF pottary
- his teacher.
Many Years ago-to be exact.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
FRICTION BETWEEN
ROAD OFFICIALS

Serious criticism affecting the
road being built between Hivert0n
and Henton Junction has been
made by State Highway Commits.
sioner ] n. Snow. aud an result
friction has developed between the
state highway board aud County En-
flueer Valentine
The foad II paid dor Jointly BY
the county aud @tale. Snow says
be- lHa recently examined the road
nnAsfonnd II ia bad shape. rutted.
and very anaatlafact0ry
MIR Valentine replies that the
road beiuR unsatisfactory Is news
10 him. lie contends that the
trouble results from the state board
ordering work stopped when win.
tor set IA. compelling the use Of the
road In an uneompleted state during
the had weather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01

The annual report recently pub.
lished BY the Northwestern Mutual
Fire Association. OF this city. COT.
ering the business of 1907, indicates
that most exc.Elsnf progress is be-
lng made by the Company. II has
made heavy increase In tho net
amount Of insurance In force. In
caah income. in cash assets and
surplus. and Al the same time ac-
compliEhcd during the year de-
crease OF over tf9. 900 in losses "a
compared with the previous year
This Indicates clearly the fact that
the standard Of ita business Ia con
sfantly being raised. The Com
pan = during 1907 saved to its
policy holders over sizn. 900 aa com
pared with Hoard rates. Property
owners should see that they get
their share Of profits OF this Com.
pany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
MILLER'S CLOSING RALLY
OF THE CAMPAIGN

John '. Mliiers rally ut the Sc
attic theatre iaat nlkht proved 20
be the biggest campaign rally Of
the season.
The theatre vas jammed TO it,
capacity aud scores pf people were
turned away.
Tho feature OF the evening from
: political standpoint was the &C
ton OF ~ C. Hughes. one Of thu
principal speakers. in enthusiastic
ally landing the character and serv'
iecs Of CITY Engineer Thomson.
Mr.. Miller did not respond 10 this
suggestion By anr reference 10 the
subject.
TeleEramn urEiHg the nomination
OF Miller we're Rad from john II.
McGraw and en- Mayor HaillnE~r.
Who are now IN Washington. ID. c.
Replying co criticisms which have
hern made Of his candidacy. Mr..
Miller said.
some minimizing g~ntlcmen--f
treat them with charity perhaps
their hopes OF personal profit may
be dimInsd BY my nomination aud
eieetion--aiafe untruthfulsy. know.
iagiy and conscious of their false
hood. By innnendo and yelled At.
tack. sought to tell eur citisenz
that should ] be elected mayor So
atfls viii b an open town And
this because. fprNcoth. | was for q
few short years the law partnsr Of
Hon. Thomas J. Huutes. who then.
In accordance with what am told
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
BRIEFS BY WIRE

In Washington last night 30 mem'
hers Of congress from the western
states were guests Of the As-f.-f,
exuoelilon management and all
pledged their support 10 the expo
xltlon.
Governor fiorgatt Of Alaska and
oihara plan 60 introduce a btu Into
conEreaa declaring for n strict "a
loon license Of $1,000 fer each city
In the territory.
|. ten. Miguel X. Davis has been
esso3ed president Of Honduras.
fH. f4eander jameson. premier
and secretary for native Affairs OF
CsJ>e Colony. has resigned. owing
10 hts defeat In the parliament cleo
Itunn
Mnllan. Idaho. NJ the sound OF
MN shots. answer fire calls. the
fire whistle being out Of commits.
sloa. owing to tho mine mills be-
lag closed.
A giant pine tree. ~ feet In
diameter and 100 feet In length. has
he.n falled at Clifford. Idaho.
Owing 20 the hard times. thous.
anda are aniisting In the Y. y.
army.
There will be no reduction In
steel prices.
The C.. M. a st p. has made \
division point In Idaho. - miles
from Wallace and one mile from
rinchot. a new postoffice station.
Mrs. Josef Hoffman. wife OF tho
celebrated pianist, who Lost her
opurA bag. containing 5000 In
money and jewels. while attending
recital at San Francisco Thurs
day night. has recovered her treas.
ure. the bag being found In hall.
.. Augustus iieinre has been
dropped from the directorate Of the
Utah National bank and II. T. Had
GER named successor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
I1BepOILS ltEN
lScykvInio lt Flower
es-y-;,.i< 1909 ~ = "a 70 90. e-.I


son. he aaidss Observation-Disclosures
OF man for. the place, and Il waazi
a certainty he would not hold. Il
long.
Then there Was a man who wants
ed peddlera heenac without
charge. The eoat Of such a license
was $40. but IN exceptional cases.
Ia enable poar man Ia got start.
Il was customary tn remit the Zoo
A a result Of this practice. there
had been n scandal. and only q
short time before the fact had been
made public that there were ut that
date more than thousand out
standing licenses OF this sort. for
witch the city had not received =
penny, Mason reminded the sppll.
cant ~ this,
"Yoa are abie 90 pay" he urged
"nat | don't want 10" returned
the man
well. guess you1l have 60 thia
year. asserted Mason
"Oh. no. went said the man
There's another alderman from
this ward
Mason was absolutely right. bat
another friend WAS lost.
lie was called upon 90 arrange
for SIS wagon permitn In the same
way. also. In addition 60 being ask.
ed 10 secure sidewalk privileges
that were contrary to the ordl
nAnc~a
Those ordinances arc not en-.
forced, except where there Ii no In.
flucnce.- be was told.
"nnt theg ought tn be" he Insist
ed. 4 wasat elected % arrange
Cor violations of tho law"
Again he was right. but again q
friend was LOST.
Il seemed 70 him. however. that
the limit of endurance was reached
when he Was asked TO Interfere with
tho administration OF Justice lie
vas asked to secure hridewell
pardon.
N there has been \ rnlscarrsage
OF Justice he said. 4 will present
the faeta 10 the mayor"
nat there had been no misear.
Rage Of Justice. Il was mere case
Of prisoner who waa useful. and
consequently had friends who
could be Of use to both him and tbs
naw alderman.
~Baxter Eot him out once -.
fore the friends urged. BAXTER
vas nightly good about that. OF
course. he cuuian't always get par.
dous for even the right people.
bat he always tFIed.
Il don't care what Baxter did
cried Mason. snkfsiy. Il ont use
nv position to save man FROM
ths punishment he deserves. and
Tits feliow ought 10 be In the Bride
well. according 10 your own story
lie Il guilty Of the offsnse charged.
aud he has been there before. LET
him stay there. wouldn't have the
nerve 10 ask for his pardon. oven II
1 waited 10. ard ! don't want 10
nut I DO want oHe thing distinctly
understood. | dont represent the
Iawieas and criminal element of
thls ward. and eon't stand. or at.
tempt 10 stand. between Il and pun.
tAhtnr0t.
Thosa to wiom he addressed biz
emphatic remarks vent away con.
vinced that be Was not the man Tor
the place. and they had no heaita.
ton In saying ~. He had no sym
patty for the pour. In tho alum
yards OF a great city sympathy
for the ps,orr II made 10 cover
much Of evil. especially with the
minor practical politicians
Alderman Mason vas rapidly loz.
iue much of hsa popularity. Some
how the fsaxtor methods did not
seem 10 work satisfactorily. whea
tried by q man of principle
Ito b. enatiuneaJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
TAX LEVY DISPUTE ~
SETTLED

Additional light on the Portland
Tar levy WAS offered by william
=. Trimbie Mt meeting addressed
bY him last night in the Ninth
ward. Iight which puts an end to
the claim made By John y. Miller
that the tar levy I'm that city IL
higher than that In Seattle.
Thursday night Mr.. Miller nc,
cnaed Mr. Trimhle Of having mis-
represented the Portland tau rnts
A q matter OF fact. Mr.. Trimblo
had never even mentioned H. An.
other candidate had stated In sew.
erai addresses that the rate in
Portland was but Ia milis. and
Mr.. Miller had credited the state.
fnenf 10 TrimbIa and declared II
false.
The question having been raised.
MIR. Trimble yesterday wired to the
county treasurer OF Muitnomah
county. Oregon. for the facts. This
correspondence, which sabstantlates
the first statement. was read last
night The correspondence fol
lows.
John Lewis. County Treasurer.
Portland, Ore. What Is the aRRre.
gate tax levy. city. county and state.
In Portland. Wire At my expense.
WILLIAM r. TRIMBLE."
William p. Trimble. Seattle.
Wash Aggregate tai levy In this
city IL if.2 mills for all purposes.
John NJ. LEWIS.
County Treasurer.
In a statement issued by him yes
terday refutlng the charge OF Mr..
Miller that he (Trlmblel had mis-
stated the facts. Mr.. Trimbie de.
manded that Mr.. Miller correct the
misstatement made BY him. This
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
UNION RECORD
ENDORSEMENTS

A ticket nf councilmanIe eandl-
dates deserving OF the votes of
union men IL given In the Union
Record issued this morning. In the
iiai Of candidates named appear
the names Of A. J Goddard and
George l.. Haley. candidates for
councilmen.at. large; q. NJ Howe. of
the Fourteenth ward. G. W. Nell.
Vile. OF the Eighth ward. aud l.. NJ.
Hart, OF the Ninth ward.
The Record urges laboring men
who go into the republican pri-
maries TO east their votes for John
y. Humphfies for mayor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-01
JANUARY REPORT OF
BUILDING INSPECTOR

Permits for sf3 frame residences
were Issued by the building In
Hpectof during the month OF Jsnu-
AIRY. In December there were per
mits Issued for 223 OF the same
class OF buildings. showing that the
activity tn home building Is great.
" on the increase. even At this
early period OF the spring.
The total Of all kinds OF permits
Issued for January amounted 70 s0s
against I'll for the previous month.
However. the total value for Janu.
AIRY Was but ssss.99s against 81.
iss.fbs for December. In Decem.
her there was one permit for a
history concrete structure costing
$500 900 issued. which swelled that
total.