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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-07-22
At the Churches

METHODIST CHURCH.-The pastor will
preach at II Il. N. on Still III Pursuit.
In the evening the Presiding Elder Rev.
Robt. Warner will preach and conduct
the communion service OF the fourth
quarterly conference. AS this is the last
quarterly meeting OF the conference year
it is earnestly requested that all the
members and friends of the church to
be present.
PRESBYTERIAN CnURCH.-Rev. j. V.
Milligan, pastor. Public worship III Il.
M, and s p. m. Sunday school, 10 Il. m.
Everybody welcome.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-07-22
Bid for Wooden Bridge Across
Cle=Elum River.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be
received at the Office OF the County Auditor OF
OF Kitttas county, Washington, up to the hour
OF o'clock p. III. OH Friday August 9Th 1898, for
Il wooden bridge across the Cle-Elum river at or
near where the Dummery road crosses the Gle
Elum river. Contractor to furnish all lumber,
timber, iron and all material and labor for said
bridge. Plans and specifications are now on file
at the Office of the County Auditor The coun-
ty Commissioners reserve the right to reject any
and all bids. by order of the Board OF County
Commissioners. Ellensburg, Wash July 18th
1898. S. 7. STERLING, Clerk of Board.
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DEMOCRATIC CALL.
State Convention to Meet Sep
TENDER 9th.

The following call for the demo-
cratic state convention, has been is>
sued by the office of the secretary at
Olympia:
To the democracy of the state OF
Washington-Greeting: A dele
gated state convention Of the demo-
cratic party of the state of Washing
ton will be held in the city Of Ellens-
burg, WASH, on Tuesday, Sept. g,
1893, at I O clock p. M, for the pur-
pose OF nominating two candidates
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-07-22
Attention. Real EStete Owners

Is the title to your property clear? Have all
conveyances been properly made, executed and
recorded? Have all encumbarance which have
been aid, properly satisfied OF record? Have
you an abstract OF the title to your property?
If not, how do yor know the condition of your
title. The undersigned has the only set OF abb
stract induces in this county; has had years
experience in the abstract business in this coun-
ty and han promptly and accurately furnish abb
stacts of title to any al or mining property i'll
this caunty or any information pertaining to
real or mining property obtainable from the re-
cords of this county,
JAS c. BOYLE,
junc3 DAVIDSON BLK ROOM g..
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-07-22
A Mirror for Sale.

For SALE-One large mirror. Enquire
at DeueFs Barber Shop, Shoudy Block,
Main street. ily15 tt
AS | desire to leave the city inside of
20 days | wish to dispose OF a stock OF
Angle lamps. Will sell 10 per cent below
cost. Double Lamps, former price $3.50,
now $3.50. Side-wall Lamps, former
price $3.50, now ~. 10. +. NJ. Williams,
at THE OASIS.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-07-22

Put the egg into a kettle Of water which
has been brought to a boil and then set
back from the hottest part Of the stove for
few minute. Allow the egg to remain
in this water, which will be few degrees
below the boiling point, for 10 minutes BY
the clock.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-07-22

DO you want more light? Go to the
Oasis and see the Angle Lamp.
Great excitement in town. The An.
gle lamp is being closed out at the Oasis
The best light made is that of the
Angle lamp.
We have tried the Angle lamp in TIE
DAWN Office one winter and it is all that
is claimed for it.
1t is reported, on good authority, that
Will Newland lost his entire outfit while
going down the river to Dawson City,
and that he barely escaped with his life.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-07-22
Bamboo-Scott q Latimer.
~Kodaks at PautZkes.

Household goods for sale cheap-En-
qure at Mrs. >eaton's on Craigs hill.
If YOU want first class magazine You
should read New Time TIE DAWN and
New Time one year for SLIGO.
See our new line OF carpets at figures
astonishingly low. Scott Il Latimers,
Lynch block.
DO not roast yourself over hot stove
baking bread. 1t don't pay because you
can save both time and money buying
your bread at the Boss Bakery,
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-07-22

For picture frames see Scott u lat, hatl-
mar Prices to suit the most fastldious.
IF Won want to buy a sewing machine
see Scott & Latimer- IT,
81 think DeWitt's Wltch haze' SAW i
the finest preparation on the market fof
for niles" So writes John Z. DUNN OIL
wheeling w. Va. Tryit and you Will lhlhk
the same. 1t also cures eczema anu III
skin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ Elwood.
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STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF lOLEDo'{ IS
y ITcAS COUNTY,

FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he is tn the
seuor partner OF the firm OF F. j. o Gneney ou u1
dohg tnte Aforesaid and that said firm will pay
n ahe snm OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case Of 3ArAEE Una" cu raio' u
cu u,ynr ~ 70 before me and subscribed IN my
nwo,c his 9Th day OF December, a. ID. 1850
prescnoc' WIS wa a. w. GLEASON.
60, Notary Public
MI
uall,s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, an ls
acts directly upon the blood ana muGo" s's
49, iuoe Vi F. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo o.
Sold by druggists, 75c s.
Halls Family Pills are the bcst'
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&c. Blanks, of Lewisyille, Texas, writes
that one box Of De Wits Witch Hazel Salve
was worth 5000 to him. 1t cured his piles
of ten years standing. He advises Others to
fry it.. 1t also cures eczema, skin disease
and obstinate sores.-Stephens & Elwood.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Oncc at North Yakima, Wash
June4, 1898

June4, 1898
notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before F. H..
Eycns, clerk OF the superior court, at Ellens-
burg Washington, on July - 1898. w:
N.E.I{ f. - ;. +. /. Sec. %, T. Is. n. T. 90 T..
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land. viz: Frank Bossong, Chris
christensen. Frank William and Thomas Pear
son, all OF EIlcnsburg. Wn, - ,..,...
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c,fnr FOO, AMP pRlsx
One Can
One Can
Of "cheap" baking pow
der may start a family in
a long sickness.
No danger in Senh
Hng's Best

,he Daily Chronicle says 'Ths matter
All ,rise ere long IN a mare acute
form" The editorial highly approves
Nh. McKlnley'e references % China
rho standard says" Few could have
roretold shaf she war would work -
rapid and drastic oh1nse. How alb
soiiffe the m,tanorphosla is may best
b. gathered from c0mplf.s1D WIKI
p,cvious messages Il Is ne; rash to
predict that the United s.ltts Will adj
vance In the paih upon which thelr fees
are firmly set"
The standard cors;rucs Mr. McKiu-
lsys references to Ciina as n dcciara-
TIN that, had the OPS indoor been
closed or obstrucfci. America would
have ir.arfcfei actively II adds upon
,hl. polns: "ror ali purpose NJ Bra.
lsh policy. no ln.imatlon could be MOTE
welcome thar that the United stairf
will appoint a commhtce 20 study the
corilti0re In China"
The Daily Telegraph. Ntiich regards
the announcement ;h1. ;he unliei
States will support the opeL-ln1t IN
China as fhe rwelgh;icr; which the mcs-
Eafre contains, says "MEh such COM
mon Interests % unlte ". formal ALL
ancc " necessary"
The Daily Mall says: I'VE are disap.
pointed and surprised at thif atsCmp!
80 see aside the Clayton. nuiwir treaty.
especially IN Wow OF She Angil- Amer.-
can entcrfc."
The Morning Post. on the other hand.
says; ''Circumataaces have changed
and the American at;itudc coward fhc
treaty II quite intelllgihie. but the I'M
mediate sask awaiting Mr. Chamber
lain Ia che assimilation into his admir-
able Sentimental view ~ the Anglo
American Relations OF the shurny prob
lem associated with she Ciayt5n-D Bull
wCr treaty"
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kThelANce COLUMN.

In Tacoma. wash. two bandits held
NJ the conductor und un'nrfrnn Of an
east side street cat at SD O'clock hit
night.
The ,wcn,y.slsth body from the Port.
land WINS Gus, ashore ~ Chatham. Mass
yesterday. II n that OF On unknown man
70 years ~ arc.
The Merritt wrccking company IN q
few DAYS will send % SANTIAGO IN oNrr-
dltion q raise the auuken Spanish cfcis0r
Reina Mercedes
During q fierce snow and vludstorm
oliIl.i. shamokin. Pa. WAS blown down
causing "a loss u $4,000.
The vote on tho constitutional nmcnd-
m'nia In Washington was Woman SUM
rage. for 1850. against. y -. Local OPP
tion' Tot, D.i1l. against. D.ut
The Spanish evacuation commissioners
have notified the American commission
Of Puerto Principe " complete.
Hobt. u. Porter. the special commits
.loncr u the United States to cuba and
Porto Rico. gave farewell luncheon at
the Venus cafe, Santiago Sunday
The French steamer AiFcrois has foun.
dergd near Iona. q fortified seaport town
~ Algeria, near the mouth Of the RIVER
Hclbona. Eleven persons we're drowned.
In Louisville. Ky, slmonsnu. Whit.nnn
Tho Nov Mnmn,oth companv. nrIigned
iet. md uisht 10 L. cominFore Asset !
about iio1.I iiabltltics kiAnn.
in'f ni,bi az IN. propi..s ,hea,"f tinrin.
mn iiGii Aiadi mo TURK. threw Tom
1annon In ih@ nrst bout M ~ mlnutoa,
ami In ~" s"cond in IL minuten. Winning
the tnhirh.
-,,-
,opnnny M ebnri"r"d tbs Nofth tisr.
man iiaVd gteninshln eompanv's Vrrasis
paftnsisdi and Mt,nehcn M order 10 ~ /.
ns,iii. lie repatriatlon ~ die gpanlsh
troona IN cuba
VA, denSrt,"snt Ssai"rdsV 10 nav M ~.
sneets 10 Ariinr SECRETARY NrlkiOiohn.
air. Meikieiohn shattrd for "a low min.
utr. ssifG IA rnii.rs hut not u,,an mat.
t,r- 81 b,,siness
.,,--,.-,
The United States transport Mississippi
Inv me .n,i.d nun gan Jnan poftn
Viea. On NoVsmbar s1th. where shS mas
dstainsI som. dave an a riirn,etrd rnr~
81 VSii,,x f.S,t
The boNing-mntch ARRANGED 10 como OF
last evening AT tho National sporting
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kerr to the inside Of the track. Afis-
Mrpufeef had evre ab,N niiic a
fnndein, which was TO have picked him
~ az the Fourth avenue end OF the
garden. slipped down tfle incilne or the
track and she riders were thrown In a
heap. one Of the pacCinakers. W. ".
iiirks, fell aptinst a post and received
q severe cut In the head Miller. one
Of the sx-day men. ran info the tan
dem and was thrown from his ma
chine. He Nus not badly hurt. Nc
Duffee wus knocked against Teddy
Hates wheel and disiocatcd his RICH,
thumb
Pierce. VINO was IN fine form. broke
che record before 10 o'clock. AZ thai
hour he had Ridden 40 miles. one zap,
80 yards batter than the record made
hy waller In ias; years race for the
same number Of houfs.
The scores Of the nf;cen leaders az
o'clock this tTuesdny morning were
Pierce. isi miles: Waller, $50. Miller
iia: Nawn. fi5. stevens. 40; Gimm. iil'
simmer. $50: Albert. ais. Lawson. fie.
Aarunson. 1913. Hale. sos. Turville. 7Nl
JULIUS. so: Piikingion. asP. JayeauN
SIS
m, scores or she ntteen leaders at
O'Clock were. Pierce. ~ miles. MI
lcr. i70. Waller. fes. NaNn. As: ulmm
if2. Stevens. tfi. Lawson. ~; ALBERT,
49,: Hale. AZ. Aarouson. i02 schlneor,
100. Pltkinr.on.aqi. Turvllie. 400. Julius
ga. M0nau,ion. $40.
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Madison square Garden. III. scene Of -
STA Days itisyeie Race

New York. Dec. 5.-Fank Waller OF
Bosion has broken the only record 90
80 the prevent time In the slx-siay bl.
cycle nce az Madison square Garden.
He now holds she worlds record for
confinuous riding. lie ieft his wheel
ridden ait miles and \ laps In 10 hours
ana 10 minutes without dlrmOunllng
beating hast years record OF s1s miles,
made by S,ephane.
Waller took a fhori rest. losing two
places In the coniicn.. Pierce. followed
by Miller. passing him At the end Of
the seventeenth hour Pierce WIS about
ave miles behind Walters record II
las, year. The rcc0nd made by houra
today fell shor, three or four miles OF
those made hist year fNlls are more
fregueu, this year than lasi. Eight
spills occurred today. but none % the
riders were seriously hurt.
The garden WIS nllod with spectators
all day and until q ir,e hour tonight.
one " the early surprises and great
disappointment 20 his many admirers
WIS The retirement Of Joe Rice OF WI.
kesbarre, IA, who quit work this
morning, having found himself In no
STATE continue the nee.
Milkr aroused the grcaeOa, enshu.
slaam this mornlng by settling won
derful pace for many laps. freicrlckH,
Nawn and Pierce were entirely out.
classed for awhile and only tie veler.
an waller was uble 10 click TO the
chan N aud malrsaln his reltlve
posi- Again and again. amid Wild
crlef delight from thousands ~
fhr0ar Miller spirited ana iried 10
fhak The tenacious Waller. bun the biz
German knew full well that. with two
miles % che good. 20 Keep up with
Miller was his end OF the game, and he
held his own.
Many cheers greeted the rnppcar-
ance of dhe French champion this
morning, He had been on the track
about four hours. and u was generally
believed that he had lus, Tor good on
Ais return. however, he publicly au-
npunced that he would not leave the
snck again Tor soriy.elghg hours, and
immediately beyan 10 make the hot.
ttsi pice OF the day, Miller. Waller.
Pierce and Nawn, however. refused 60
BE- shaken. and suck close to hi heels
About thu same time Lawson, the
swede from Minneapolis, took short
refe, and afterward appeared wHh
stomach rest. che FIRST tina, has been
usgd In che present nee.
Hale pays little or no attention %
paoemakefs, preferrlng 10 ~ nls own
gat, which eppe,fs 20 suit the require
ments % Menaehdn. as the stolld
Frcnchman Keeps In the wake %
For hours Together this pair pursue the
even tenor of their way,
H. G, Smith " Saratoga, fen early IN
she race. and received - conclusion OF
the spine and fractured rIh, but con.
tnued riding uElll a doctor ordered
MN - stop,
Leslie 81 Chicago was In tho spin In
which fmith was hurt md los, 90
much time and strength that he de-
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TURNED bows.
spanish Rank Of Cuba Refuses General
Co.teiisnos' Ntlu..t.

New York. Dec. "a dispatch to the
Tribune from Havana SAYS. The
straits OF the Spanish authorities gave
rise 90 a sensational episode last week.
Captain General Casiellnnos went In
person TO the Spanish bank OF Cub,
and demanded $50 IN cash. lie was
accompanied by subordinate officials
After making the demand the captain
general offered q receipt or due hill %
she government. The president OF the
bank declared that n had not the cash
20 meet the demand. The captain gen.
oral directed the cash drawers 60 be-
opened by his subordlnaies. This was
done. but no money was obtained.
a meeting OF she directors was then
called. Instead Of finding means to
satisfy thc government thcy Endorsed
she refusal OF the president 80 supply
FUNDS ana affirmed n notice previously
sent 90 deposiiors asking them TO with
draw their deposits temporarily from
she bank because Of It's semi-ofiiclal re-
latlon TO the spanish government. II
has heretofore submitted 90 these en-
forced contributions. but the cxpecia.
tlon OF tardy American control caused
the decision 60 be taken 60 advance no
morn money.
Though American authority was not
established on December I. o. has been
expected. there was no probability OF
the bank yielding TO cas,ellanoa's de-
mand. Other financial institutions sup
port IT, position.
When the spanish troops evacuated
Holguin. In Santiago province. the mill.
tary commander went 10 the iiOiguln
branch OF the spanish bank and forci-
bly, took what cash was on hand and
lett n government due bill. The incl
dent had given warning 20 the directors
OF the parent institution In Havana and
they had prepared for a visit from the
captain general.
failure TO obtain money the dlrsatls.
faction OF the troops over their pay IL
rcpressed and the embarkaslOn contln.
tlea without lutefrtintiou
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PROM o'na TuE POND.
London Press Comment. on the rresi-
dent. Message.

London. DCc. G.-Muoh having been
expected. there IN y certain tons of dis
apfsolntmcnt In the murnlng paper edi-
tOrlala on Precedent Mcklnlcy'a mcs-
sage. Its non-commiitai character II
attributed 60 aha fact that the nfgVsln-
lions OF the lace commissioners az
Paris IRE a0t finished. Considerable
satisfaction IL expressed a; the refer
encca 90 Anglo Amsrican relations and
at the coidnsss displayed coward Rus
ala.
The Daily News complains Of the
Ambiguity Of she message on com
mrrciai ard currency matters" and
'fhe conspicuous absence o. any aliu-
sion 60 free trade"
Tn. Times says. 'It IL crcdtabie
TO both The dlRaiiy and good sense of
she American people shat a message
announcing she victorious ending Of
the great war. the acquisition OF ser
rliory ard she Initiation of an imperi-
alls policy II sober In tone and moder-
nsc In recommendation. The war haA
finally healed che half-closrd wounds
left by the titanic conics;s u the seces-
sion. and We hope u has exercised
healing Influence 90 be felt even more
widely and deeply 30 anufhcf direction.
Not since England recognized she Unit
ed States governmens as a power has
an American PrcaideP, alluded 90 the
NUNNN'E ~ W fNNIsul
and friendly as Mr.. McKuley."
Discussing shc message. approving
the DEAN and referring 90 British
rights IN Nicaragua under the clayson-
Bulwer treaty, fhe tlmes eaysi III the
freedom VI the waterway 10 secured 10
the ships Of all gators. We shall not
reed 60 Rand strictly upon claims
whlch originated when fhr oifcum-
stances were altogether different"
The Daily Chronicle also pays q
tribute 60 che ''fober. sound common
sense and Straightforward language OF
the message. pointing out that Pfcsi-
denf Moklnloy's reference 50 she mill.
fnry occupation OF Cuba virtually out.
lines a policy "preeirely the same NJ
Great Britain In Egypt and likely 90
have THAI same effect" commensng
IN the Presidents surprising Language,
concerning the Nicnfaguan canalsxhlch
utterly ignores British treaty rights,
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recitation Of tho events Of no war are
IN good taste and devoid Of boasting
OF vanity The comment unon incl
uehis OF the war and the valor OF our
nn-naVal and military-and the fine
Mo.h OF all our aramsn and nrtlfccrs
WI DC found fully justified by the
.ac's. me Views of the President upon
.nc question OF currency reform will
meet the intelligent sanction Of sound
money men Of all parties. The mes
sage on the whole Il able and eminent
~ satisfactory.
Gen. Wheeler IDem) Of Aiabama-
~ Il clear and commemorative resurna
o. events which transpired during an
..Nenttul period OF our country's history.
~ VIII be referred to ss one Of the noted
Representative Mcmillan Cpem) OF
Tencssee-On one Of the most irtnri-
ant questions confronting the Nation
-What shall We do with our newly ac-
ruired posseHslons-the Prtslients
message reminds me ~ the captain OF
the last chapter OF Johnson's Rasseias.
The conclusion In which nothing is
concluded"
BLAND's IDEA.
Representative Bland OF Missouri
The message 20 far as the currency
question II concerned, IL very brief
beyond former recommendations I
might remark that on the great leading
issue-whloh II and VIII be- the para
silver. the message Ia omlnousiy silent,
but no proposition on the money cues.
flon can be considered without al the
same time considering this question.
Representative Cummings tDemD OF
New fofk-it II clear concise state
mont OF facts. without speculation. sng-
Ecsilon or recomms ndatlon. | have an
Idea that the real message will be sent
In hereafter.
Chairman Dlnriey of the ways and
means committee said. '~rhe message
IL an excellent resume Of the Important
events Of the last year. with the pre-.
sentailon Of an existing situation and
valuable euggcstlone that will aid ma
terially at the proper time hereafter.
IN solving the different problems be.
fore ~. II II 20 be noted that the
President states that our revenue laws
are working we'll. with no suggestion Of
any needed modification"
RATHER VAGUE.
Mr. Richardson ,DemD Tennessee
The Prcslden, makes the most Interest,"
Ing and satisfactory review % she
spanish war. but u Il disappointing
that he failed TO tell Us what We are to
do with the new possessions. II 10 Just
the treaty Of peace for him TO tell Us
what II 10 be- the future ~ the new
territory. n nigh, help get the treaty
ratified N he had solved that problem.
II il interesting 10 note the fact that
thrcc.fourths u the message relates TO
foreign Affairs and less than one-fourth
TO home matters. Banking and curren-
cy and all financial reform legislation
30 properly promised In 1896 gets no
mention and our condition In respect
TO the matters IL 10 be left unchanged.
Mr.. bingham OF Pcnnsylvanla-A
brave and clear. comprehensive mes.
sage. Strong AZ the President II In the
confidence and esteem OF the people
his message will insure greater conf
d.ncc. II possible.
Representative Bailey Of Texas. the
Democratic floor leader. was called from
the House by che Illness Of his ron and
asked 10 BE- excused from cxprcsAlns
views on the message.