The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-03-18

John McKnabb, former resident o.
this city and a brothe r-in-law of r. p.
Edgngton, is expected to arrive here to-
day. For two years past he has lived in
Hutchinson. Kan, but has never been
satisfied since leaving Ellensburg. We
extend Mr.. McKnabb and family a
! hearty welcome. 49,.
See our. new line of carpets at figures
astonlshingly low Scott & Latimer's,
Lynch block.
| Mrs. Stevenson has in an especial as.
sortment of sailors and children's head
wearat the most reasonable prices. No
one has ever brought as complete line
OF these goods to the city as she has at
present; and for prices they cannot be
beaten Before purchasing you should
call and see these novelties. You will
certainly be delighted with them.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets move the
boweles gently, relieves the cough. cures the
ieYerish. condition and he0dahce, making the
best and quickest remedy for coughs colds and
".
FOR sale by Stephens & ElwoOd.
1t seems to us that the chairman OF
the populist party ought 10 cali the
| county central committee together pretty
soon and begin to outline the work or at
least come to some conclusion as to what
action will be taken by the three parties
this summer. The democratic party and
silver republicans might also profit by
getting together in like manner pretty
soon. -tt .."-
Last year we handled Northrup and
Kings line of package seeds and found
them to give excellent satisfaction, so
have concluded TO handle them again
this year.. The price will be the same as.
last packages for 5 cents.
+. BossOng Il Co. q"
Sheriff :Wynegar and Clyde Warner
left on the 1910 east bound passenger
Tuesday evening for Medical Lake with
Chas. Leslie Thompson, who was adj.
judged insane Monday. MIR. Wynegar
says he is one of the craZiest men he
ever had to deal with. 1t is understood
he has relatives in San Francisco. He
came from the sound country on the
sunday evening passenger.
JUST RECEvED-The finest and most
complete stock o! carpets ever brought
to .Ellensbvrg. embracing our Is differ
ent patters OF Ingram TAPESTRY and Body
Brussels, Moquets and Administer car
Il, ,,os,
Call and get our prices. ~
SCowr q LArIMER, -
Lynch Block.
If reports be true that J.. f.. Brown,
county commissioner, has moved. to
Skagwav, then the appointment OF a
comfy commissioner will be the next
thing in order Great care ought to be
exercisedin this matter, and we hope
and believe this will be the case How
would p. II. .Fogh, OF Roslyn do for po-
sition OF that kind?1 He's from the right
district too. Fogii's all right. p
Ii YOU want the news OF congress-, you
want paper called the Seattle Times
and you can get THE DAWN and Times
one year for 81 40.
|. Some thoughtless person or. persons
have been throwing bones and scraps
OF horses in Wilson creek up above the
public school building. 1t is presumably
some one training dogs for Alaska, and
they take this means OF disposing of the
refuse. They are perhaps not aware
that many families use this water, and
even if they did not such things should
not be allowed. for besides creating an
offensive ordor it breeds disease.
Onions are worth $40 per ton. +. BOs-
song 4 Co have fresh supply OF sets
we are selling at l21a per 10.
C. l.. Collins received handsome
mirror from Chicago recently. 1t has
three sides which can be turned so that
one standing in front Of it can see the
fit OF IL suit OF clothes without the least
trouble. The woodwork is beautifully
carved. and the mirror folds up like a
screen. When you go in TO purchase a
suit from our genial clother, just step in
front of it and see how you appear on
all sides, without turning around. The
mirror cost Mr.. Collins about 800 laid
down here.
a~ooo~eeess~~v~~N~~~wN
& Mrs. Herold, Dressmaker, 4
e Pine Street, between 1st and s
& Prices very reasonable. s