The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-09-16

state Ne ator a. Ugh and A. {.
klnehart, unity superintendent of
Clarke Co., and l.. H. Leach, deputy
state superintendent of schools at Olym-
pia delegate to the state convention
were guests of Prof. w. =. Hiddleson,
during tl'elr STAY in this city
Baptist Bburch-On Sunday morning
the Baptist pastor, Rev Friedrich A..
agar will preach from the text IA mans
Toes are they OF his own Household" and
III the evening his subject will be
"Wrecks.' The public are cordially in
vited. There will be preaching at the
Dysart school house at 3p. m.
Ranch and Range and THE
DAWN one year for SI.6o.
Lemen Bros show pitched tents in
this city Tuesday, but owing to high
wind were unable to make street demon
STATIONS There seemed to be regular
SET OF thieves in connection with the show
or following close in its wake. People
Il crowd or take chances in Il game and
get swamped, are unfortunate and not
entitled to much if any sympathy.
The great exposition building at Port
and will be Il blaze of glory from Sept.
% to October % and there will be the
most beautiful display OF electric lights
ever seen in the Northwest All the
colors OF the rainbow will be represented,
and the most beautiful effects will result,
and it will be one OF the sights of life
time.
Now that the railroads are beginning
to advertise their rates to the Spokane
fruit fair the people are commencing to
talk more about going, and are making
their plans The rate of 2 cents a mile
appeals to all as great improvement
over the regular rate of 5 cents. The
difference between 81 tor the round trip
for instance, and $40 is worth consider
ing.
Judge Graves chances for congress
with Hon. w. G. Jones, of the east side
is about like small potatoes in Ireland
absolutely no market-absolutely no
chance. We do hope, however, that
the Judge will get on an average one vote
n each county on Nov. 8. provided, he
is candidate, but we hardly believe he
| will allow his name TO 90 before the con-
venton.
4 strong and united effort to induce
emigration-home seekers and land
hunters-to visit this county and especi
ally Kittitas valley. should be made by
every resident OF the valley and the Com
mercial club and the business men OF
| the town should take step in that di-
recton at once. The columns o: TIE
DAWN are open to you for that purpose
gentleman
That Portland people are an enterpris
ing people is shown by their promptly
putting up over 81, 900 cash to pay the
expen OF giving the northwest such Il
grand enterprise as the Oregon Industrial
Exposition, which will be a source of
pleasure to all from September % to Oct.
| %. Such fairs cost Il heap Of money,
but they benefit the whole people, and
| Portland does not stand on expense
where general good is involved. The
music alone, will be worth coming miles
to hear.
| The music that will be en- Dyed at the
| Oregon Industrial Exposition from Sept.
% to Oct. % will be the best in the land.
| 1t will cost much money, but the expo
sition managers realize that nothing is
too good for the people, so they engaged
Benefits Full Military band, whose
music is superb. There will be concerts
nv this famous band afternoon and even
ing, and the programmes will be arranged
by competent music committees, the
Numbers being adapted to the better
tastes OF all audiences. There are Il
number of talented soloists in the band,
and they will all be heard to the best adj
vantage.
There will be no trouble this year
about the city Of Spokane accommodate
;ny the people who attend the fair. The
rates of the railroads are not by excur-
sions for certain days, which make UNI
comfortable crowds and compel person
TO 90 on certain day and return on a
certain day, but they are good for the
entire period OF the fair from each point.
The rate of cents mile is good on the
I'd OF October and every day thereafter
INIT; the last day OF the fair. And it in
cludes the privilege OF stopping over as
8 long as desired within period OF fve
davs Even il the visitor goes on the
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