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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-03-24
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Judge Graves is in North Yakima
this week on legal business.
Born-Sunday, March 10Th, tc
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cobain, OF
Sunnyside addition, a daughter.
J. E. Veach, of Thorp, came
down to take in the Max Bendix
en- tertainment at the Normal hall
Mr.. Teuke, who has been work
ing at Peed & Wager's harness shop
for some weeks, left for Whatcom
Tuesday.
Iii Henry's Ministries was sue
cess. The show was all that could
be desired and the attendants are
loud in it's praise.
Charles Edgington and Mrs.
J. C. Ellison, of Thorp. attended
the Musical entertainment at
Normal hall on Wed nesday evening
Up to neutrality-suspicious.
had been forty deeds put on record
in the Auditors office this month.
Considerable real estate is chang
ing hands now
Il. NJ. Osborn has purchased one
of John Newman's houses near
Thorp and moved it onto his land
across the road from the residence
of Ruben Pardee.
We hear it rumored that Mrs
Sarah E Gordon, of Thorp, has sold
her property near the sawmill Of
that place and bought the
n. E. Sandal property.
We learn that Mr. Nj. Racine of
Thorp, returned on Monday from
Roslyn, with BRIDE, We all join
IN wishing them a long and happy
life, peace and prosperity
5. T. Davis, man of 60 to So
years of age, and who had been
selling spices around town for a
week or more, died in the Albany
on Saturday. The Masonic order
took charge of the body aid had
John Scott, the undertaken, embalm
the same and on Sunday evening
shipped the body to his family at
Independence, Mo.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-03-24
School Report.

Total number Of pupils enrolled
during the six months term 3S.
Total number of days attendance
1854. Total number days absence
231. Total number tardy IS.
Average daily attendance 20.
Per cent of attendance %. Total
number of visitors 20. The school
closed with a we'll filled house, and
the following program:
Song, by the school; Recitation.
Lille Finn; Recitation, Lloyd Ca
hoon; Recitation, Fred Thomas
Recitation, Carrie Bowers; Solo
Instrumental, Dell Armstrong
Rec, Margie Hubbard; Dialogue:
Rec, Albert Finn; Solo, Maurice
Dickey; Rec, Claudis Finn; Rec.
Anna Read; Rec, Eflie Cahoon
Rec, Hattie Finn; Dialogue; Rec,
Anna Hubbard, Rec, Jacob Bowers
Rec, Wesley Finn; Dialogue; Solo
James Bowers; Rec, Anna Bowers.
Solo, w. c. Thomas; Rec, May
Cahoon; Song, by the School.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-03-24

From The Nahum.

Despite the cold backward spring
ranchers are progressing with tieh
,pring work and plo"lns ana Hce"'"@
are going bravely on
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. |. W I!Son on
the 18th. inst. five poHhd '"H u
which } l. is justly proud, Knowing ma,
line goods are always put up III slia''
parcels.
"Grand-ma' woodward has been IN
vefv bad health all winter and is SUI,
quite feeble. Her aiment is supposed
to be catarrh OF the stomach.
Our part OF the moral vineyard IS no"
we'll represented in Ellensbulg. h'lSh'
Bennett has IA position in c. j.. toll'ns
clothing store, Ivan Wilson Is driving
X. Is. Wilson, delivery wagon ami W III
Rogers has i position as baggage checker
at the depot.
Mrs. j. G. rogers, who has been sN''
fering axcruciating agonles WITH i!'e"iil"
| tism during the winter, mas improved Il
some extent.
A prominent citizen in our nei2hbof
hood has demonstrated the ! C. ina
"skim milk" is excellent lof ia'teilihi
kids.
What is the matter with all The ioca
cn,rrspondeuts who made the DAWN Sc
readabIe last year? Have they peel
ALTERNATING like bears during the W'nte'
II so. they should HOW craW out an'
let their lights shine and no longer hia'
them under Il bushel.
lake Fler HOW hl4 the lofty position
OF road supervisor vice Il. Z. Charlton
. 4
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-03-24
500 Reward 500.

The readers OF this paper will be pleased to
1aarn that there is Mt least one dreaded disease
that science has been able t. cure in all its stages
and that is Catarrh Halls atarrh cure is the
only positive cure known to the medical irater
nitv Catnrrh being constitutional disease
reoi,rcs n constitutional treatment, HnlPs
Cniarrh is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces OF the system
thereby DESTROYING the foundation of the disease
aud givinp the patient strength by building VI
the Constitution and assisting nature in doin9
its work The propreto $ have 50 much laitl
drad Dollars for any case that it fails to cure
Send for list of testimonials. Address. -
r. J. CHENEY X CO., Toledo, U
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Hall Family Pills are the best.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-03-24

IRON and WOOdW

1t seems that the preachers are fight
ing shy OF our neighborhood and we are
liable to lapse into state OF barheilsm.
Great excitement on the "le Clerc
nch"-a tussle between Il "FIylng
Dutchman," and "Walkng French
man"
Will Prcwitt is SLOWLY recovering from
injuries received by following from load
of hay during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Charlton started
across the mountains horseback They
are going to their ranch in the Wenatchee
to prepare to move back there, haylng
spent the winter in this valley.
The reports coming from the Phili-
pines, telling US that one by one our
brave BOYS are falling, are truly sadden-
ing. When we consider how wholly un-
necessary IS this war in our opinion,
the lie OF one OF our brave bows is worth
more to the country than the entire
Philippine group with their mongrel pop
ulalion but what does all this matter SO
old billie Mac" gets into the presl-
Dental chair again.
Yves Thomas has sold his ranch to Mr..
Cunning. We understand that MIR.
Thomas intends going to the sound
country. The country will lose good
citizen when Mr.. Thomas leaves.
OLD GREEN HoRN.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-03-24
AFRIGHTFUL BLUNDER.

Will often cause horrible burn.
scald, cut or bruise, Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve, the best in the world
will kill the pain and promptly heal
it. Cures old sores, fever sores
ulcers, boils, felons, COINS, all skin
eruptions. Best pile cure on earth
Only IS cents a box. Cur guar
anteed. Sold by Stephens q Eiwood
druggists,
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-03-24

| We have hau variety of weather
this week.
! Go to J. II. Scott for holdings,
picture frames, etc.
Chi 'kering pianos at Pr;vetl'e
on easy payments.
Good sweet cider at Westcott's for
30 cents per gallon.
Have you seen that elegant chair
in Flynn's shoe store.
Two Of Oscar Sayles children are
down with sore throat.
For first class bicycle repairing
60 to G. w. Hornbeck.
Judge Graves, was in Yakima on
! legal business last week.
The Roslyn brewery has addt d
an ice factory to it's plant.
A large stock OF wall paper just
received at Morgan's Book Store.
The old well.known Monitor
grain drill is sold by Ramsay.
All kind of small musical in
struments for rent at Privett's.
Go and see that fine chair at
Flynn's when you come to town.
Look out or you will get run over
in the rush to the Oasis for taffy.
Several ALL STEEL harrows-no
cast iron about them-at Ram.
says.
Lots of Kraut and cabbage at D.
H. Westcott's grocery on Main
street.
The celebrated Kimball pianos
and organs on easy payments at
Privett's.
Ramblers are the best bicycles
on earth. For sale by G. w.
Hornbeck.
Elder w. M. Kenney preached
Sunda! at 3 p. m. at the Damman
school house.
The Great Northern has con-
cluded to reduce the time of its
flyer one hour
Elder Kenney has been holding
services every evening this week at
the DmamOn school house.
A comic opera-rhe Spider and
the Fly Co., will appear in Lloyd's
opera house, Wednesday, April 5.
Mrs. Ola Boyle, teacher Of piano
and organ music, ten years expe-
rience, terms reasonable. Enquire
at this Office. mch17tf
Asa w. June, who was recently
injured by log rolling on him,
has greatly improved and is now
able to be around.
Miss Christensen, of Seattle
who has been visiting with her
uncle, Peter Void, returned to her
home this week.
VIM Mcmillan, returned from
Yakima last week to assume man
agement of Fawcett Bros branch
store in this city.
Clyde V. Warner has his arm in
sling as the result of a blow from
John Gilmour, Jr., while boxing
one evening this week.
I make specially Of selling
eggs, poultry aud garden truck.
Would be pleased TO have your
orders. Russ EVANS
Prof. F. J. Browne, State Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction, will
please accept our thanks for a copy
of the Fourteenth Biennial Report
of Public Instruction.
Mrs. Sacket. who lives in the
Menashtash canton, on the Bat
terson place, is reported as being
very low. Not much hope is en-
tertained of her recovery.
Copies of Elder Kenney's lecture
on Sunday evening-"Did God
Make Man or Man Make God" is
now on sale at this office. Price
1Oc. each or three for 25c.
H. F. Bean, formerly court house
janitor, but now a clerk in large
drygood establishment in Yakima
was up visiting his family. We
ARE always glad to see Mr. Bean.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-03-24
PASSING PANORAMA OF CITY
AND COUNTY.

Bring us your news items.
q Go to Privett's for stationery.
u Go to Westcott's for pure SWEEP
der.
81 Go to Bossong 4 Co for your
lifted fish.
See the 5o-cent Range at G. W
ornbeck's.
A. ia tested seeds at half price
+: Bossong q Co.
Wall paper! wall paper! wall
aper! at Morgan's Book Store.
Sunday was a pleasant day and
any were out on general stroll.
q The latest patterns of wall paper
10 on sale at Morgan's Book Store.
Elder w. M. Kenney took run
B to Thorp Friday on his new
heel.
Every 25c. purchase at Flynn's
hti.les you to chance on that
bautiful chair.
You don't want anything but a
incher tire for your bicycles. See
w. Hornbeck,
Location notices, either quartz or
lacer, can be had at THE DAWN
fice for 25c. per dozen.
Improve the quality of your
rams by eating grape nuts. F.
(ossong & Co., see them.
Don't fail to see the immense
lock of wall paper at Morgans
bookstore before buying elsewhere.
| If you want a good piano or
Srgan, 60 to SCOTS. He handles
lest and sells at = reasonable fig
Ire.
Have you seen our aluminium
Iashboards?. They are what every
ouse keeper wants. F. Bossong
Co.
200 acres OF good farm land with
Ia three miles of town for sale.
Will sell in 40 and 80 acre lots.
hh1O IT, G. J. Schroeder.
R. L. Machines, of Easton, was
n the city Saturday on business.
He reports everything moving along
briskly in his little mountain city
Charley How invites you to give
bis restaurant-the Maison Doree
IA call when you want good
5quare meal. Dec. 2-tf.
The State treasurer has issued
call on the general fund for state
variants from No. 3O,O46 to 81 200
Inclusive, which amounts to SIC,
BIS.
Chas. VanBuskirk spent Satur-
Bay and Sunday visiting with his
PARENTS snd old acquaintance in
North Yakima. He reports his
father sick with la grippe.
The Home Forum will hold it's
next meeting in Kleinberg's hall
pu Wednesday evening April 9Th,
IT 7:30. Every member should be
Pn hand promptly. Business of
Importance.
A better opprtunity for the demo-
cratic party was never offered in
this state since the legislature has
adjurned.-Mt. Vernon Argus.
That's a pretty frank confession
or Republican paper to make.
Quite number Of people were
at the postoffice Sunday forenoon
after mail, having forgotten that
the Office would not be open until
4 p. m. Mr.. Cameron announced
this change through all the city
papers.
Thomas Barton received 1000
fruit trees last week to be planted
on his ten acre tract in the east
part OF the city. Uncle Tom is
wise in looking ahead. Many
others might profit by following
his example. Will they do iti
Echo answers, yes.
A little seven year old son Of
Hecrge D: Hogue, janitor Of the
state Normal, was unfortunate in
getting his leg broken on Thursday
evening. A number of boys were
paying in the yard and the little
ooy fell and a large boy fell across
MIS- leg, breakino H. inst below The
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-03-24

Charles Van Buskirk of this city
attended the memorial services OF
his brother Ralph at North Yakima
on Sunday. The exercises were con-
Quoted by Rev. Kimmel, of that
city and Elder Walden of Zillah.
The church was crowded to its ut
most capacity. The exercises were
very impressive.
Death and danger in LaGrippe. Health and
strength in DR.. Miles Restorative Nervine.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-03-24
Red Cross Meeting

All members OF the Red Cross Society
are requested to meet at the Commercial
Club rooms next Saturday, March 70, at
2 O'Clock and to bring with them such
magazines, books, papers, etc, lis 'heY
may have to send to our soldiers at Ma.
Mia. These parcels will 20 free OF
charge by the Marion Chilcott, which
sails from Seattle April 1st.
The Presbyterian aid society will
hold their Easter sale of fancy
work candies and dainty Easter
gifts at the Congregational church
Wednesday evening, March 18th.
We don't want to get rich IN one
year selling seeds, so we are or
fering Mays tested seeds at half
price. f. Bossong u Co.
Cigar and tobacco users should
see the moving bicycle in the Boss
Bakery window and register their
calculations as to the distance 1t
would travel in a given time. The
nearest correct solution Will get il
$500 hat.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-04
MONEY FOR JERSEY WATERWAYS.
THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE ARTHUR KILL
PROVIDED FOR N THE RIVER
AND HARROR BILL.

Washington Feb. 3 Special. Senator Sewell
has proposed in the Senate to amend the River and
Harb5r bu when # shall reach the Senate 50
that 900 Of the Rari,an Bay appropriation shall
be us ID in the dredging Of the canal between South
Uou II General SeWeI provides for work in the
arthur xii. % secure channel so feet wide and
81 feet deep from Ncw-lOik Bay 10 Rartan Bay.
Senator Srve H. also Interested I'm obtaining 800 %
additional for tho Delaware River improvement.
and in other NeW-Jersey items.
Representative stewart on being assured that
the provision concerning the Passaic survey EN-
bodies he substance II his joint resolution, de-
ciced NOT 20 press tho latter as an amendment
% che River and Harbor bill.
Chairman Burton to-day offered an amend
mruf and the House has adopted the proposition
included I'm senator SeNeils amendment for the i'm
IroNcMcul OF the Arthur Nlll.
Whom the PaSsaic survey was reached Mr.. Nc
Evan made short speech yesterday showing that
Jersey City and other municipalities or Hudson
Comfy have q right I'd Use the waters OF that
Mr. NJ EVAN. compensation would be asked.
Abiding 10 these remarks Mr.. McEWan SAID TO-
dqv do a Tribune CORES pOndcut that Mayor Hoos
had given away S301JOh value for which nothing
tract on Wednesday, on tho other hand. he was
LAYING the foundation TOR claiming compensation
from me United States Government for Jersey Clty
for anything done that would impair The value OF
giving away millions OF dollars the other was try
ing Id get millions Of dollars for Jersey CITY.
Mr. NeEWan. on being asked y he was going 10
c.rf0rarl the contract. said that M 70 the pres
willing 20 Join with other citizens toward the selec-
lion of a suitable counsel - show that he had
not been actudted by hopes OF reward and that
in addition % contributing his share OF the ex-
Sired hy the counsel chosen, in aiding that counsel
without charge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-04
NASSAU HAS A TRAMP PROBLEM.
IT PROPOSES TO SOLVE IT BY SENDING TIE WAN
DERERs To THE KINGS COUNTY
pTNTTT%TIApY

Mineola Long Island, Feb. 3-The Nassau County
Supervisors intend 10 clear out the county insttu-
tion AT BarnIms Island. and the tramps there are
TO he committed 10 the Kings County Penitcntiary.
IL is costing the county g a week for the board Of
each inmate at Barnum.s Island. There are III
persons on the Island - whom 20. the Supervisors
say. tramps. Il Is proposed 10 have Justice
OF the peace ~ Hampstead Town sit at the island
and commit the tramps 10 the Kings County Peni-
tertiary. Townsend Scudder. before he retired as
counsel TO the Board. said this could be done. The
Supervisors Of Nassau carefully considered this
matter last evening Mr. Scudder informed the
Board that any person over sixteen years old hav-
ing no nnrmty being without visible means Of
support and not having lived in the county for
six months was a tramp.
The tramps can be boarded in the pententary
much cheaper than in a county house, az Warden
Hayes offers 70 board prisoners committed from
Nassau for six months over At the rate OF 81 -
"a week. those committed Tor less than six months
3 week and those sent for less than sixty
DAYS for s. - a week The Nassau Supervisors VIII
probably enter into \ contract with the Warden
for the keep Of prisoners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-04
ADELPHT COLLEGE NOTES.

A composition class has been formed in tho ar
department and some Interesting work is the re
suit The members hand in original sketches on a
given subject. These are criticised by Professor
Whitaker IN the lfe-class room every second Mon
day morning Professor Whitaker has shown his
students The necessity Of expressing in their own
way what has been learned IN tho classroom. A.
exhibit Of this work will probably be held AT the
end OF the season. The work Of the Tuesday Even
Ing Sketch cub has been made attractive by the
number OF interesting models who have posed OF
late.
The book number Of tine Adephian." which
was recently published contained ten careful re-
views Of books that appeared In 1886
The next regular meeting 81 the Mathematical CLUB
Will be held Oh Friday, February lo az $50 p m.
Room 40 81 or H. a paper VIII be gwen by III
Bowden On "NcctOrs, "a subject especially interest
Ing 70 students Of matncmatioa al physics.
has ket-bal. for the season lsgs ~ was held under
the auspices OF the Long Island lnterschodstic
League 1T the Polytechnic gymnasium on Nedn' s.
day The competing teams were those OF Pratt
Institute and Adepii. Mr.. I-ammerton, Instructor
i'm gymnastics Polytechnic Institute. was referee
Miss Mabel s Rowland has recently joined the
freshman class upon ccruhcaic or transfer from the
freshman class OF Nassar College.
The literary section Of the third sub-colegiate
,.o.r ,,fb tho m'dvear began their college prepare
iorv work 30 physics. which VIII continue through
The second semester.
tanned the Academy hy a recital on OF MT D0oey
d.scripfiou Of football at the opening exercises on
Friday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-04
READINGS BY GEoRGH RIDDLE.

The reading by George Riddle before the Pr
Iyn Institute Of Arts and Sciences yesf"~y after
noon. IN Association Han. which ..- the third in
his COZ -se this season. o'"' thing II a nov
city Mr. Riddle s almost universally adhered
10 the Interpretation OF serious dramatic writings.
and he is best known as a reader Of Shakespeare's
rlsvs Yesterday afternoon. however. be split his
programme into tHo parts and began IT with a
far.e written by william Dean towels. called The
Elevator" Mr. Riddles Interpretation seemed 10
meet with decided approval even though u was not
g., mic usual line. ana the humor Of The farce kept
the audience IN continual laughter
The second portion Of the pfogTamme Teiapse
,rfo romaufic.sm and the depicting OF serious pas
sior Mn Riddle read Victor Hugo's play "Ruy
RIa- Tor the first time IN Brooklyn HIS por-
,,.y.l If the deep emotions OF the Ioble-h hearted
lack@y Won for him the most cordial approval OF
-. a5,5ience The programme OF yesterday after
Noon t. to be repeated ia Association Hall this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-04
EVAN JONES.

been intimately connected with the progress Of this
city for the last thirty years. died az his home in
kensington-ave, last evening after long illness.
lie was In his eighi!eth year AZ one ume IN nj.
Plainaed and was prominent IN New-Jorsey az
fairs He was born at A0efayTon Wales. and came
~ this country when a child. and settled WIKI his
parents AZ Jersey city. There he was educated,
began his business career and became prominent
Contractor lie built the irst city hall IN jersey
City and also erected many other large BUILDINGS
f. 1879 Mr. Jones moved 70 Planleld where ne De-
came an extensive landowner acquiring possession
OF almost the entire southern part OF me y ana
opened up many OF the best streets IN that sec
ton He erected many houses including the Revere
House. then known as the Park House. which no
conducted as a temperance house for many years.
He was a liberal supporter ~ charch and charlta-
Bile societies. but VAS never a mSmber OF any
church He served two terms IN the Common Ccun-
eli In later years he met with reverses ana lost
most OF his fortune. but managed 70 retain inscn
nroDerty In the city. lie leaves a widow and nye
children The funeral VIII be held Monday. and the
burial will be I'm Jersey CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-04
SMOKERS GRUMBLE BUT RIDE.
a NEW ORDER CAUSES A LOT OF DIssAT-
IsFACTION IN LONG ISLAND CITY

a NEW ORDER CAUSES LOT OF DISSAT-
IsFACTION IN LONG ISLAND CITY
When p j. Gleason built the first line in
Long Island City and conductor and driver OF
the car he permitted smoking the platforms.
and until yesterday afternoon. all his successors
have permitted passengers enjoy the privilege OF
smoking the rear platform. The custom WAS
deop-rooted that when passengers boarded the
cars yesterday and prepared to smoke, there was
a howl Of Indignation when the conductor would
explain that smoking prohibited on the plat
forms and supported this assertion with a printed
notice posted up IN the car and signed by Cen
era Manager Beaten Of the Ncw-York and Queens
County company. which now owns practically every
line in the borough.
Men who had enjoyed the smoking privilege FOR
almost thirty years last night threatened TO get
Off and never ride on the again, when they
were told they were not 10 smoke. They dld not
get Of however. but remained on tho cars. threat
ching and grumbling. and denouncing All CORPORA
lions, and the N"w-York and Queens County Irac-
ton Company I'm particular. II was a damp even
Ing and the walking was not good. so the company
did not lose a nickle by tho order.
Mr.. Ecatem said last night the order was issued
in response 20 many complaints. The women hdd
been especially loud I'm the demand for The stoppage
Of smoking. The conductors are strict In enforcing
the rule. they have the choice Of enforcing Il
or taking seven days suspension. and going 10 the
bottom Of the reserve list.