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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-12-14
Summons for Publication in
Foreclosure of Tax Lien.

In the Superior Court OF the State Of Wash
tngtOn, for Kiti county.
II. A. Gntzian, plaintiff. W. ". y. Peterson.
Annie f. Peterson his wife, Chaa. H. BOlen, y.
r. Gray ~ iereiver for Ben 4. Snipes and Hen
4. Snipcs & Coz. defendants
The State Of Warrington to W. H. Peterson,
Annie T.. Peterson. his wife, Chax. II. BOlen J..
j. Gray, .. Receiver for Hen E. Shipes and Ben
J.. Snipes Co defendants.
You are hereby Summoned to appear within
sixty days after the date OF the first publication
ut this summons, tO-wit. within sixty Dc after
the nth day Of November. 4. y. 1901 and defend
the absve entitled action In the shove emf tiled
court. and answer the complaint OF the plant.
IN aud serve oOuy of .yOmr anewsr nr"n the
Mndersiened attorneys fer plaintiff. It their OF.
hcc below stated aud in case Of your failure 10
to do. Judgment will lie rendered againat Won
according TO the demand Of the complaint.
which has been filed with clerk Of said
eourt.
This action ia brought npon Certificates Of
DELINQUENCY numbered .lf0. PA, 2l@2 and 2l+3
Issued on the LIST day Of december 100, by the
Comfy Of Kittitxs. state ct Washington. end
now owned sra.hald by plaintiff herein. for Dc.
iinquSit saxes for the Year l896. upon the fol-
lowing described real eState situate In the
co.,nty OF Kittitas, State of WashinRt"n. t0-wit:
Int 7 &i2 in block sand lots and u IN block
all IN Homestead Addition to the CITY Of Eilens
burg, state Of Washington. That the total
amount due on said property, for. the sstd year
aud sub.exnent years Tor deltn9Ient taxes
brought to obtain judgment forecl"sing the
en- thereof and for sale Of said seal estate &C.
cOrding to law. MIREs WARNER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
i. g. Address EllenAburg, County Of Kit!itas
Washington. now dec?t
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-12-14
Summons for Publication in
Foreclosure of Tax Lien.

In the Superior Cosrt OF the Ststs Of Washing
ton, for Kittitas County.
Alexander wsddcll plaintiG,vs.H. S. whitlcw
defendant.
The State Of Washington to II. s. whitlow.
YOn are hereby summoned to appear within
sixty days after the date OF the first publication
OF this summons. t.wit. within sixty days after
theiAday Of Dec. 4 d., 1901. and defend the
shove entitled sction IN the above entitled court
and answer the complaints VI plaintiff, and serve
copy your ensweY upou the undersigned
ed; and III case Of your failure 50 TO do, JUDI.
the demand Of the complaint, which has been
filed with the clerk Of said court. This action
10 brought upon eTtihcates Of Delinquency
numbered .O69, Eco, issued On the 50 DAY Of
November d., 1890 by the County Of kittitas
state Of Washing ton. aud now owned and held
by laiutin herein. for delinquent taXes far the
years lsot and IsYj inclusive upon the folio wing
described real estate situate In the County OF
ittitas, State OF Washington: to wit:
Lots 10 aad II in Block p, Murrays addition to
EllensburH, Washington. That plaintiff has
paid subsequent taxes ~ follows on said prop.
rrty tOwit On 10 lot in said block. for 1896 &O.a
1877. 1888; Lays @i5.S 1899 $l3 t6 Tn lot II in
said block fOs 1s96 3l7.&3 iSV7 $i79i; ls9e 81 6:
lA9J $9.tA To OBJ ain judy mcnt forvclosing the
lien thereof and for sale Of said real ehtate &C.
cOrd!DY TO law.
NJ RES 4 " .RNER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
p. o. Adore ., Ellensburs, county Of Kittisas,
Warrington. Dec 10.
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Summons for Publication Ia
Foreclosure of Tax Lien.

In the hyperion Court OF the Slate Of " Ashtng.
{ n. for Kittitas county.
II. 4. Gotzian. plaintiff, ". John 0eige.. Reiss
Bros, 4 Co.. Frank Kobilks end - k0bilka,
his wife. deientants.
The state Of Washington to John ;eigeI. Rsiss
Bros. l. Co.. and Frank Kobilks AID 10
bilka. his wife. E
sixty days after the date IT the nYst publication
OF this Summons towit, within SIXTY days after
the 9th day Of November. A. D.. 1901 ana defend
the above entitled action in the abovo entitled
court. and answer the complaint Of the plaiuti6
and serve . copy Of your answer upon the UNI
dersiknsd stt0fMeys for plaintiff. ct their once
below ststeA: and In csse 81 your failure 20 to
do Judgment will b. rendered Agaiosi you &C.
. Ring 70 the demsnd OF the com rlaint. which
has been ed with the clerk Of said c0urt.
This action 10 brought upon Certificates Of
Delinquency um ber.d 1905 and 1907 issued on
10 day Of November A. D. 1879. by the County
and held by plaintiff herein for delinQwent
taxes, for the years 1896 upon the followine de-
Rcribed real estate situate In the county Of KIT.
titss, State VI Washington, TO- wit:
Lot Is in block IA and lot II In block Is, al In
second Railroad addition to the City Of Ellens-
burg. The total amount dne OH said property
for delinquent taxes for said year and subse.
quent years Is s.0.H and this action II 10 obtain
Judgment fOrecl0sing the lien thereof and for
sale Of said real estate according TO law
MIRKs h WARNER.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
?: q: Add ess EllensburE, County Of Kittitas.
Washington. nov9 dec2l
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Summons for Publication In
Foreclosure of Tax Lien.

In the Superior Court Of the State Of Washing.
ton, for ktnitas county.
NJ. y. Barnett. plaiutiM 70. q. ". Helm.
Defendant.
The state Of Washington to q. ". Helm: You
days after the date Of tho hrst publication Of
The twenty third day Of N,venber. v. 1901.
and defend the above entitled action in the
above entitled court, aud answer the complaint
answer upon the undersigned attorneys Tor
plaiuti6. ct their 0iIce below stated: and In
case of your failure 20 TO do Judgment will be
rendered against you according to the demsnd
Of the complaint. which has been hled with
the clerk OF said court.
This action 10 brought upon certificate Of
delinquency nunbered 26l7. issued on the
twenty third Day Of October, 4. y. 1901. by the
County Of Kittitss, State Of Washington, anu
now owned and held by plaintiff herein. for
delinqMent taxes for the years 1891. 1892, iSu&
ls1l and 1895, inclusive, upon the following
described real estate IN the comfy Of kittitas.
state Of Washington, for the sum Uf twenty
four and 2o-1o, dollars, to-Wit: On lot IL In
block 81 In Bhoudy's second addition to Ellens
burg. Washington. That plaintiff paid taxes
on said property for subsequent years ~ fol
lows: 1875, @4s: 1897. a ~: 1893. g ~: 1882,
3t.s6: 1900. &l.l6, to obtal judgment forecloy
Ing the lieu thereof and for sale OF SAID real
estate according to law.
MlkEs 4 WARNER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
p. o. address Ellensburg. County Of Kittitas.
Washington.
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Summons tor Publication in
Foreclosure of Tax Lien.

In the Superior Court Of the State Of Washing g.
ton, for Kittita' County. -@.
willis II. Pettibone plaintiff. va. 7. II. Bartalctt.
- Bartalett. his wife. Northern acife Rail-
way company. T. Harris Bartlett aud the ity Of
Ellenshurg. Defendants.
The state OF Washington to T. II. Partial ct
-Bnrtalctt, his wife. Northern Pacific IA j.,
wav company, 7 Harris Bar,alett, aud the City
OF EllensbuTg.
Yom are hereby summoned to appear within
so days after the date o the first Publication Of
this summons, towit, wi hin sixty days after the
9Th day of Nov. A. D NOl and def nd the ab We
entitled action in the above entitled court and
answer he cOmplnint Of the plaintiff and >erve
a copy OF yoir answer upon the undersigned
attorneys for plaintiff 1T their office b.low
stated; and in cHse Of your failure no to do,
Judgment will be rendered &sAts>t yOu accord
ing to the demand Of the complaint. " 1ich has
been filed with the clerk Of said court. his &C.
tion Is broughtMpon Certificate Of Delinquency
numbered .es6. issu on the ist day Of October
A. d. 1901, by the county Of Kittitas. state Of
Washington. and DOW owned and by plaintiff
perciu. for delinquent taxes for the yesr 1906
upon the following described real estate situate
in The county Of Kittitas. state Of Washington.
towit:
lot i? block Is, in First Railroad addition to
the .ity Of Ellensurg. The total amount due
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Summons for Publication in
Foreclosure of Tax Lien.

In the Superior Court Of the State OF washing.
tom, for KitJitAs county.
NJ x. Barnett. Plaintiff. 70. G. W. Helm,
Defendant.
1hes State Of Washington to G. W. H elm: You
are bysulnmOned TO appear wtthin.sixty
days after the date Of the hrst publication Of
this summons, to-wit, within sixty days after
the twenty third day OF November, A. D. 1901.
aud defend the al,Ove entitled action In the
above entitled court and answ the CON-
plant OF the plaintiG, and serve copy of your
answer upon the \ undersigned attorneys Tor
plaintiff Ct thsirodice blow sisted: and in case
81 your failure 90 to do. judgment will b.
rendered against you according to the demand
Of the complaint, which has been nlsd with the
clerk Of - court.
his action II brought upon = certificate Of
twenty third day Of October. A. ID: 10 !, by the
now owned and held by platnti1 herein: for
1894 and leoi, inclusive, upon the following de-:
scribed real eatate situate in the County of
Kittitas, state Of Washington. for the amount
Of twenty flour and 79.lOO ($4.7") dollars. 20:
Wit: Lot u in block " In ehoudy's s.second
addition u Ellensburg. WsshinyscAe ihat
subsequently p'aintitf paid taxes upon said
premises. 70 wit: For 1926. N.48: 1871. H.E
1885, 81 a.; 1899, & 81: 1900. tl-les Cert!fc
fee, 50 cents. to obtain judgment fOreclosing
the lien thereof and for . sale OF said real
estate according TO law.
MIkEs 4 MANNER,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
?. O. address ElleusburS. county 0! Ktttitss
Washington.
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Or. II. J. FELcH,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Caldwell Blk. Ellensburg, Wash.
Summons for Publication in
Foreclosure of Tax Lien.

In tho Superior Court OF the State Of Wash
ingtOn, for Kittitas County.
Nicholas Rollinser, Plaintiff VS.. The A. p.
HOtaling Company, . corporation, Defendant.
The state Of wash ington to The A.P. Notaling
Company. = corporation, You are hereb sum-
moned to appear within sixty days alter the
date of the lirst publication Of this sum.
mons to:w,t, Within sixty days, ter the
twenty.third day Of Noyember. A. D. 1901. and
defend the above entitled action In the above
the plaintiff. and serve = copy OF your answer
their ofnce below stated; and in case Of yonr
failure 30 to do Judgment will be rendered
against you according to the demaud of the
complaint, which has been fled with the clerk
Oi said court.
This action Ia brought upon certifcaes Of
delinquency I'M nbeSed 2.h6. 22o7, 222aS and 2259,
issued on the first day ~ Marc'', A. d 1901 and
upon certi6 ates Of delinquency numbered
* T. 23i5, 2S6 aud 23O7 issued April % 1871. b,
the Comfy OF kittites. State Of W ashington,
and now owned and held by plaintiff heHcin,,
for delinquent taxes for the years lSy6. 1877
iX9S and 1879, upon the following described real
estate situate In the County Of Kittitas, State OF
Washington, to wit: The southeast quarter
(SE. ~ and the northeast quartz (NELi Of
section number twenty.three (2SJ iu township
eighteen (lS) north, range eighteen (1S). east OF
Willamette meridian to obtain Judgment fore.
closing the lien thereof and for = sale Of said
real estate according to law.
GRAVES 4 ENGLEHARr,
sPlntutfffs Attorneys.
r. o. address Ellensbuig, County Of Kittitas,
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WHAT WOMRN SAY

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d. rss - -.
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.


New e Treat wounds anA DasnA
Notss Of Intsrest. r
For burn nothing is better than .
quick application Of dry baking sole
mot washing soda) sprinkled thickly
over the wound. II one has blistcred
finger, q soft linen bandagc kept satu'
rated with . 1 per cent solution Of car
bolic acid will take the nre out" and
prevent o sore and the consequent scar.
A / Der cent solution Of carbolic acid ID,
IN fact, an excellent wash for any
wound.
An ordinary bruise may be kept from
discoloring by bathing It immediately
with cloths wruiag out OF hot water.
and q hot water bog kept OH bad
bruise will prevent the usual lameness
and stifncsA b..
An old sponge may be cleansed BY
towering It with milk ana letting It lie
for - hours and then washing It thor
oughly In soap and waters - ~ s..s...s
A pastry bag 10 m essential In every
kitchen. and with . little practice Il
will DO found easy TO use It and obtain
pretty shapes Of whipped cream, frost
Ing. etc. To make pastry bag fold
piece Of strong cotton cloth about ~
inches square diagOnally SO rs to obtain
q triangle. Sew the two edges OH one
side together. Cut an opening Mt the
point Just large enough to allow for tbs
insertion Of a tin tube. Tubes Of dr.
ferent siaes may be obtained. Those
tof-srosting are The smallest: for whip
ped cream larger. To use the bag MI
il with the desired mixture and gather
the cloth together ct the top. holding It
armly with the left hand. Hold the
end Of the tube close to the article
which Is to be filled and press the mix.
ture out with the left hand.
Sprays Of nasturtium vines may not
only be kept green all winter. but will
frequently bloom II kept In vase or
bowl OF water. The water will need re-
ncwins only occasionally II . piece Of
charcoal II kept IN Il. English ivy
vines may be kept In the same way ana
win give IN acceptable touch Of green
without the tseuble. ofa potted plant.
Two or three pots Of parsley growing
in a sunny kitchen window will not on.
~ give an air Of cheer to the room. but
will provide favor for soups and sauces
a. we'll as crisp. fresh furnishings for
other dishes. 'r
The favor Of turnips. cabbagcs and
other strong vegetables Is improved
sometimes by changing the water n
which they are boiled. -
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new = rs,isA vvissewc.

The action Of the sun, moisture and
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To remove this wet the glass Will,
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few minutes 20 over tho glass with
powdered whiting. Pour The acid SLOW
" into the cold water: using four
ounces Of the acid to IL ounces Of
water. Polish with chamois OF soft
paper. IT must be remembered that
this acid will attack metals and should
not b allowed to touch them. nor
should the bottle be left open m in
slant longer than necessary, - the
fumes are very Sdsstructive.-Lsdies'
Home Journal.
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BBDFELLOWSHIP.
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After the prolonged separation of a
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oar and swing golf club has to admit
that she has given up all those things
because her back aches SO necessarily.
The pity is that such break downs are
70 common among young women. They
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bear anything to toaeh me. My feet
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Kew - Ssute Chicken,

Cut the chicken a. for fricassee. Put
In the saucepan q piece Of butter the
size Of an egg. When melted. PIT In
the chicken and stir until It 10 all GOV.
cred with butter; then dredge we'll
with nour and stir again. Add pepper
and salt to taste and two tcaapoonfuls
Of vinegar. Cover with boiling va.
Ter and boil rather fast until tender.
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on said property for delinquent taxes amounts
TO the sum Of -. n and this action 10 to obtain
jndymsnt fwTeclosing the lieu thereof and ios
sale VI said real estate according to law.
NIRRs WARNBR,
Plaintiff attorneys
p. 0. Ad iress Ellen'bu5g. County = xittitss.
WashingtOn. n edec21
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C. w. Hornbeck desires to ipio,,
the public that he has employed an a.,
pert gum. bicycle and lock repair ma,
and will be pleased to have yon c,u
with any work you may have in .h..
lines,
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400 men wanted, to buy lumber Mt
Coble's lumber yard.
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eEGet your mining blanks At THE
DAWN Office. The correct form.
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Everything up to date at Mrs S,o.
venson's millinery store.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-28
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug y (speciaD-The corn bulls the
strong left IN 1hc market. made stand to-
day and finally brought about rally OF He 10
1+c. II IS the first strength shown since the Sc
decline began a fortnight ago During this break
weak holders have been disposed Of The only
ones remaining were those with money. There
was considerable new buying by this class to-day
September opened at 53lsc. sold between 53sc and
547sc and closed at 54Ts. December closed at 574a
57szc. May 5sssQ5sasc. The shipping situation has
been improved by the decline OF the last fortnight
The business on Monday about 10000 bushels.
and sales made to-day OF 10000 bushels
Liverpool was sd to I'd lower, and spot prices
we're even weaker. There were large charters here
about 40 900 bushels Receipts were 433 cars; the
estimate for Wednesday Is cars. Clearances were
ssOo bushels The buying OF futures to-day was
led by Patten, Cudahy. Robson, Bartlett. Frazier
and by the strong bull element generally. The
seaboard reported twenty-one loads for export The
sentiment here is that has turned after Its Sc
break and that the holders are now likely 10 have
inning.
Wheat at its best showed sc advance over Mon
day; it closed &c 20 &c over Sympathy with the
corn strength was a factor. There was also the
feeling that after the break within fortnight.
the weak longs had been disposed o. Ihere was
some influential commission buying OUTSIDE mar
kets fully as firm as this Liverpool ohlg 40
lower but Paris was of equal 10 almost &c a
bushel The Northwest had sl4 cars. against 4Ss
a week ago: Southwestern receipts were Sn'e"
bushels against 23s. 900 bushels week ago Clear
auenced By The large shipping business done Non
day about 10000 bushels Little was done @ TO-DAY;
September opened at 6glsc, sold between Ssisc and
6sxc sellers and closed 694c sellers december
closed al -2isc. May 76Isc The worlds visible in
creased Ll3l.e0 bushels. against a decrease last
year Of 10000 bushels
oats synpa thized with the corn ana wheat
strength advancing &c to &c, and CLOSING ABOUT the
top September opened at 33isc. sold between SSisc
and sac and closed 34c; the May sold at Ssc and
closed at 377sc. Receipts were Sl2 cars, with 10
estimated for Wednesday. Shipping sales were
90 G09 bushels. "
Flaxseed was quiet after the severe break OF
Monday. The close practically the same as
the previous day-the No. Northwestern, u oZ'
the No ! 81 Is September was s. 4612. OCTOBER.
g ~ oil keeps weak SIC in carots.
Provisions dull. with a slight yielding IN the
price. The cash demand keeps good. and packers
are buyers Of the nearby futures. Most OF them.
however are sellers OF January. The market situa-
ton is a puZZling one, every one upset Dy the TN
closed at 5ecline OF nc lard 21zc 10 sc under
Monday: ribs were unchanged TO SC under There
1900 hogs here. with prices about STEADY;
1900 hogs West, against 1900 last week