The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-03-24

The famous Daniel Sully, March 18th.
Pianos and organs on easy payment
at w. A. Privett.
Daniel Sullv in "O'Brien, The Con-
tractor" March 25th.
Miners can be supplied with all kinds
OF blanks at THE DAWN office.
Daniel Su.ly has one of the best plays
on the road. March. 25, 1898.
Watch work specially. Satisfaction
Guaranteed at w. A. Privett's.
Re sure and call at Scott & Latimer's
and get their prices before buying.
new crop of snow fell on the mount
ain north and northwest OF town Sun
day.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Lxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
Druggists refund the money If it fails to cure
% cents.
Chas. Spann. of Wallnlu, formerly OF
this city, was IN town on Saturday on
business and made The DAWN a social
and buSine ~ call.
Mrs. Z. B. Pease left Tuesday morn
ing for Port Angeles, to visit her mother
and family. She will probably stay
there during the summer.
Lieut.. will Lemon, OF Troop A, stood
his examination at Ellensburg Friday
before Adjutant General Bailaine and
his staff of examners.-Yakima Herald.
Supt Thomas says there is already
shortage OF teachers for the spring and
summer terms Of school. There seems
to he shortage of teachers all over the
state.
Miss Amy Cole made THE DAWN
pleasant call while in the city Saturday.
She is teaching school on Reeser Creek.
and is one of the highly esteemed teach
ers of the county.
John D. McKnabb and family arrived
here from Hutchinson, Kansas, Thurs.
day evening. Mr.. McKnabb is brother
in.law of r. P. Edgington. He left here
two years ago and went back to Kansas.
Every man or woman who owns lot
in the city where there is room for fruit
or shade tree, ought to put the same out
this spring. They will make good
windbreak, and besides be useful and
ornamental.
J. L. Banks and family left last night
on the west bound passenger. Mrs.
Banks stopped off at Ellensburg where
she will remain for the present, while
Mr. Banks goes north in search of gold
dust Yakina Herald.
VIM. Briggs, OF Thorp. was in the city
Monday, the first time for about three
months. He had long. hard spell of
sickness, besides his family have all
been sick this winter. He looks well,
but gains strength slowly.
The history OF Ellensburg and Kittitas
county will soon be ready for the public.
We are doing our best to make it COM
plete in every detail. 1t is being printed
on fine book paper, and will be sold to
any and all persons for 80 cents per copy.
j. f. Travers, OF Rossland, b. c.,
who came down to attend the funeral OF
his father-inlaw, Edward Fogarty, ST.,
returned on the east bound passenger
Saturday evening. Before leaving he
called on us and paid The DAWN quite
compliment.
Judge Davidson has appointed DR.. p.
L. Gray receiver OF the estate Of Ben f.
Snipcs and Ben f. Snipes & Co., to sue.
coed DR. Power, who resigned to 90 to
k'ondikc The appointment gives COM
plete satisfaction to everybody concerned.
Yakima Herald.
Our friend Mr. Stulfauth, of the Capt.
tai, seems to be amazed that the populist
papers do not 90 into ''jimjams" or
spasms over their defeat in Seattle.
why Bro. it's useless to worry over things
you cannot prevent. The fact OF the
business is just this, "peers" that the
Populists did not have enough voters.
That's ALL as We understand it.
Our new spring goods have arrived.
Ea'i and examine them carefully before
nuying elsewhere. w. II. Talbot.
Judge Davidson has handed down
MS decision in the Sinclair divorce case
which gives to Mrs. Sinclair $1,000 in
cash and two ten-acre pieces of land
planted to orchard and hops. She IS
also awarded the custody of the two
girls. The brick building and bushes
on First street, and the personal property
ts awarded to MIR. Sinclair, together with
the custody Of the boy. The costs are
assessed to Mr.. Sinclair.-Yakima Her
aid.