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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18

Ser y2ouisotlle 4n5et=
ger" f4rei6t: ngine Partei bes Mfeuz
delmprbes" mamie geitern Gr@Gpnz
qreBmann Spens in Der republican,
ffen Staats : Contention Die 9empz
fratie BON &entudp, neil es BEL Sch
ben in 8reatbitt : Gpuntp 5ufdQig Elm
9epublifuner mar, Der Dor Dem Sc
ridts6au1e in SadIon nieoergei4o1en
tuurn. Dor benz ermoroeten 8puz
pernerr 9oebel idgte er fein Sterz
benspprt, unb bennO9 tparen es re-
publifaniI9e Stuatsbeamte, bic ben
feieen Burden bangen, Der aus Ell
mem SenIte bes Bureaus zines repuz
blifaniIden Staatsietretdrs 9rn.
@oebel eri6pb, unb 1T IS fem repuz
blifanii6er 9puperneur, Der Dieies
0erbredens tpegen 1eute nod als &C.
febesflii9tling geIu6t niro! aeinem
MenIGsn 1T es ie e~ingefaqen, Die
qanae republitanii4e partei fir Die
8lutt9dt in 6ranffort peruntpOrtlid
gu MAIDEN, unb nm 10 ni6tspiirDiger
eri9eint Die 4euBerung 9rn. Opens'.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18
nHoDal Slues"9inte
md, phnase[pbla unr Rsp.9orl.

Cfpdtts. 8Hl. @amptn. 0erL Vst Noqal.
66lafpaqQou ...... 9agli5 3.5l 9. 3.55 y.
S5iafs u. 5p,ift.. aa0Ii3 755 .. q 500 g.G
gaffttsQarlor, ausqtn. 80. zig 2. a94 S.g
forlor, 3iusr, ausqsn. 81. 1850 Q. u 1854 8.
S1arlcr, Giner, .....Gdgli6 I55 q. s. l59 u.
.NopaI Q,mit.O,S uur 9uumauf8ng.
gRaoSong ........ 3deli6 3.49 q. 3 $50 q.
a6rIopEar, gbil, auss. 50. ass n. 500 y. 8
'9orior, SinI.... 3delt6 600 u. Sos a..
Goa6ts Qbjla..... 3agIt3 900 u. eos as
Observation-Disclosures uaa 9,nsOprt F,rtis sum
S.braua in ut. DISQUALIFICATION NM 1000 absnbs.
q, mad atIanticsGttp, @ottntags; ., uu8 dts
Qas 8aq. baltcn in BilmiuotOn. G, bait in
.Gbsicr. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18

marftnrcijc Dsallt iar allie sseSerbetten
Der bette 0rtis fir ate aHttts Nabas0npsT6s
ttIu. .golpnial antique Co." Rr. 6l3, Reros
Gutap. 5trass. VILE Gpttartsnf auttrdss i~orsidItia
gusasflbGk lDiail9, IL, 5&6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18

E~llttsEurt0nT. ~WorbDffsEde NaIDerF uHo EaLs
timorsitr., Rr. 526, gr0aepap, Dlt. RopalsStatisa
por COMMUNICATION.
:. 3. Wartin n, Wqr. 9aF. 3raffit.
6. %. 8aiistt, 9tn. sgdh. sa0tnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18

aRuBtdn e"rflGrt Bat,
baB es bic ameritanii4e &ii6ineffa
petition ipsber enteegen nebmen, mod
in GrpGsung 5ie9en perbe, 10 1T es
stpedlps, mod peitere Sdritte in Der
Sadie gu tbun. Wenn nun aud Die
formene ueberrsi6ung unterbleibt, 10
bat Die petition gleidpobl Wirfun9
ge6abt, benin Die ruiIii6e Rsgierung
1T iiber ben Sn6alt Der Petition, 1pz
pie iiber bic Stimmung in Den Der.
Staatsn Dur6 bic grefe ebenIo gut
informirt tpprben, als tpenn Die Yetiz
tion tbatlddlid iiberreidt tporoen
pdre. sSn Der 9auptia6e lit alio Der
s3fped errei6t fpprDen. Gs giebt iibriz
gems bDie 3eitungen. bic offen aus
ipreden, DaB fir Die Administration
Der 9auptsmed Der petition gepeien
iei, Stimmen fir Die ndhits prGIi>
bentenpabl = fir 9rn. 3opiepelt =
su ersattern; benz 9earit'iden vNep=
Oorf Mmeriean" tit bic Yetition iiberz
baupt bel gu suhm sehalten. sic lei
elm labmer proteit. Der bic Gefibls
Der 4merifaner niht gum Nusbrud
bringe. Dds 8latt mo6te HuBlano
briisfirt baben, pie mir es por eini=
gen Sahrsn NIT Spanien seHaht haz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18
Bur Grinneruna

,Str CrtnreruHG
an ~uuicrcn am Is. Suli 1902 sstOrbcncn %gtltebten
8atten uno Batter
George 6. Binterling-
S6lumm're iauft! Sn Scints Grabtg Moutr
Sriuot fem ErOeniommer mebr bincin;
Nur Die Zone i%anfter, ftiner 1rautr
Sduielu tint Tein mpDernocs 8tbeiH.
s6laf, tbeurer Batter uno @atte, i6laf in 6ritocn,
Fis aud mir Gid einitrols ipitoerieb'n!
llni're Qiebe, bic mar Dir bel6lcosn,
Gouut' nit Ssinem Sob nidt upteraeh'n.
@eniDmet BON Der q I ! II unD & iuoe
Q99l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18
Nene gnsdsem
gufruf.

Mmfrmf.
Ra6febenp p,rjtidncte Q%trioutu ODER ioldt Qtrs
ioneu, ipel6t 4usiunit iiber pieielben qcben fou=
men, fno eriu6t, bel Dem llnterjeibHeten pcrioHlid
pper ibriftlib fb 3u melosu:
4. Gmma 6lcin. 9eboren bsr l6. Gn9uif s
III 99oiunpen, isSt angebli6 Oerbeiratbet, nit
mem, unbefannt, ODER DereH Grben;
2. SSiIbrlmine epuifc s8ulter. srb. 5pbenfcc.
Qcbprcn Z. 6ebruar 1910 in 9oielpulf, anQeblid
prbtiratbet nit Charles Waitcr;
q. Spbannes unb SBilbelm meiser tbeNu.
sWduicr uper Meeiirrl, s~etIrtts aus 9cuiel in
Gbrbdfcn, I'M 1855 mad ~9incrita, anacblja
nab Baltimore, ausgtlpanpcrt, p0tr ptrsn
Grbtn.
8uftimore, MD., Den l. Suli 1903.
Ser saiferIid, Scntid,e SunfuI.
Geprs u. Don Sinscu,
Hr. ., S;bzSap= Strabe.
O25Gg2.39 9, 100, 1885, 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18
Scffic Rpieuthuf.

Eg ftarb slosli6 am Is. Suli 1908 Bette &oitH.
tbol, aeliebte Satin BON 5iemunO Stoientbal, I'M
Nlttr BON 70 Sabrtn. Die 8ttrOigung fino't
go INIT q, ben 10. 5uli, nm 10 llbr Worgtns,
bonn Srduerbauie, Rr. 1877, Sruioz0iasglpenut,
aus ptipatim TAFT. Bite, teine 9tumen!
IqS-N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18
llnlrr 6anbeI mil mnierem SnlelbefiR.

0as 6anbelsminiiterium gtbt To-
e6en einen Mustpeis iiber ben 9anoel,
ben mir i'm ab~selaufenen Jisfalia6re
nit unieren inlularen 0epsnben3sn
setrieben baben. 0und4 iteQt lid
Der 9eiammt : umiuB fir bic eriten
eff Monate, incluiipe Mui auf etpas
iiber 869 Miaionen Dollars, fir ben
Stunt auf nabe3u neun WfiatonenOolz
lars, 10 oab elm Sotul : umiab BON
na6sau bunbert MiQionen Dollars
anqenommen tperoen bari +. 9on bic
Ter Summe entfiel me6r dls eih 0rit>
tel auf I'M ere Qusfu6r na6 otsien
8eIibungen. Sn ben eli eriten Wto@
naten perI8ifften mir fir etpds iiber
SO WiQionen Dollars Wdaren mad
9orto 8ico, 6aipaii, ben 9bilippinsn,
Guam, Satuilu uno Qlasta, II. 5tpar
oingen fir me6r uls II U&taionen
Dollars nah 9orto Rico, fir 10
MiQipnen na9 6apdii, fir a6t W&tls
lionen na4 Qlusfa uno fir etpa 81
Miaionen na6 ben Y6ilippinen. Do
gegen besogen mir aus u%nIersn Belt
bungsn bic gr0bte @infuRr BON ben
bapati'f6en SnIeln. Bon Der Gin
fubr unIeres SnielbeIibes, Die ii9 in
ben erIten elf Monaten uuf So Wilz
lipnen Dollars belief famen fir naz
beau % MiGionen Dollars Waaren
BON 6afpaii, gerabe balb 10 bel IL
| MiGipnsn - BON ben Y6ilippinen,
| 1O5 MiQipnen BON Yortp Rico uno
| 10 MiQionen BON 4lasfu, nobel bds
BON bort eefommene Sob imgetrage
BON Al MiGionen Dollars nt6t elm
qerednet 1T. Was bic SmportItoffe
anlanet, 10 bs3ieben mir aus porto
| Rico fir etpd 7 Mi1ionen Dollars
| ,3uder, etlpu fir spsi Mt1ionen Saz
baf, fir ettpa $4,000 8affee, oa5u
| Trii6te uno giife fir etpd $780,
900. 4u9 bon 6atpati lit Der 3uder
i'm Wert6e bon 81 Wiuipnen Dollars
Der 0aupteinfuhr Qrtltel. Nus ben
pbilippinen besieten mir fir mebr
als 1O1MiGionen S0unf uno fir me6r
ots cine DETERMINATION 3uder, oa5u
nod unbebeutenbe Quantitdten Sabaf
uno Gigarren. Nlasfd lieferte uns
fir fat 81 Miaionen Dollars 2ads
unb anbere Slide, buau betrd4tli6e
Wertbe in pel5en, Giidbein, iopie
&upfer. l1niere 4usfubr beitano in
Der 6auptIafs in Nubrun9smitteln,
giiene, Stablz, 9ol5 5abritaten,
Mineral0len uno 9aumtpoaDaaren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18
0eurd @plf.

Is harb ploBli6 an IL. Sui 1908 8torq Bolh
oclicbtcr 8atte pm 3o6annetts gBOlf, im @ltcr BON
Y 3abreu. Die 8eerDigung Tinoet b eutt, San1z
itaQ, ben Is. Suli, Ta6mittags nm 4 ubr, pom
Sraucrbauic, CIR. 1856, g8eit= 6apetrts StraBt, aus
ftatt. Ny9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18

ben. gs fdliebt einen ldngersrl ar
tifel nit benz Sabe: Dem america
niiden golfe lisst nidts ouran, NIL
elmer Heaierung CUTE 8~e3isbunger 81
u~nterbalten, bic Den Morp i'm 0foz
ben unb reliaiDie Yropaganoa' als an
erfannte Regierungspolitif trelbf!
Denn !6r. sSearit grdiioent Der User.
Staten pGre, er piirOe Die gan5e
Welt anrempeln. Yrdiioent Hoo1ez
pelt mag ettpas 8omODie gelplelt pa
ben. Simmer nod bei1er, ais 9edrrfs
Sraufgdngsrtbum.
90. 5. 8rpan mad etns
3eiie mad europa. Wia er Die DOR
tigen 9er6dltni1e unb 3uitdnDe 1tllz
biren pber bic GuropGer 81 ielrem
Sil6er : Gpangelium befebren? Wlr
pihen's nidt, aber bas bat 9r.8rpan
bereits angeoro6t, baB er Elm BUD
iiber feline 4eiie : grlebntFe 1hrelber
peroe. Slid gu. Gs tpiro 8rDan
nihts I6aben, tpenn er mai iiber feline
NaIenIpibe 6inausiie6t. Wte hetbt
rod Der englii9e Spru6? 9ter 1T er:
"A fool that has been sent to Rome,
ExceIls a fool that stay'd at home"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18

6 emeteru.

Ser heal, g%altjmprtr 5ritpbOf, uabs 0iftsot1s,
,tu,i sItftriib. 8abu!ini.R uuo gimlieosgOultparb
brett yum 6ritpboft. aGt 9,ardbnibpIdss uutsr
f,tiosr GfIees. Risoriss grtiis. gtrtonst utueu
5oupnirzRataIoe. Cffir: $50 RurosGbar;ssa
6traBs. (gsiot 1eIepbonel (9el2-}
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18

Iuf Der agungb Der 9 q NJ
Tiers in ct. Yaul nuroe Die 4ftien7
@erpGherung auf's S6drfite fritz
5irt uno berurf6eilt. Der 8ei6luB
iagt, baB piele G%orporationen Seturiz
tGten uusgeben, bic ben Wertb bes
gigent6ums, ben tie reprdlentiren, BEL
Meitem iiberIteigen uno Dap, nm 9iz
pibenben fir bielen perpdHerten
Mertb sablen 81 t0nnen, bqs Bubljz
fun ge5tpungen tptrb, unper6dltniBz
mGbig bof Preiie fir a1e Notbpen@
ni9teiten bes 2ebens unO oes Srans@
ports gu be5a6len. Die Qfociatipn
1iebt @efa9r in Dieiem 9erfabren uno
eriu6t Die Genatoren unb ReprGienz
tanten, ibr 9eItes ou tbun uno baz
rauf gu bringen, buB benz Corpora
ttonsbiireau bes 9dnoelsminiiteriums
bic 4utoritdt gegeben tpiro, benz uebel
entgegen gu treten. Sn ben leBten
orei Sa6ren BADEN Die 8unfen bel gez
Than, un in bie1er !9inii6t ben Sruitz
6aifil6en Die Sloifen etpas 81 be-
fdneioen unb bieier 8si6luB ipiro
ieoenfa1s bas Seinige t6un, INN Die
CUTE Q6ii9t meter gu unteritiiBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18
Safe!
G6fe!

EGFe! YGfe!
sur 6ieiIe Inn ausIaroe beIorst ~inrerbalh "a StunaeH
Al beeeuteub herobsefeRtenI Vreile
GonGrn Matnt,
@lhtrefa&ce Soltim oreaS trast nEe SeitsOineefAD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18
S~eriammlnnss> Mn;etsen.

NO. 6rcsssose pom Mearptanh.
$3.50 =. o. .. r..
Moreen, @or,iittnes 10 1tbr, @robloacn=
6iBrnq nnb @cdmtenipobt in sgrimnpalOis oalsy"
Nr. SIC, Sf=2ombarbsStrabe. aue Or NM Ie.
prdisntantcR finb boiIi6it eineslussn.
Sobn @eisel. @r.s8rdi !;
(1S9) Gbepepr Nabif. gr.s Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18
Sir Odnten.

eSltr OG11lert.
Das Eclectic 9 Gamen > 26nsieer 5 gnfem.
if Ieiat ju .rIernen, tofst f,bt pente unb 1T cine
arob. G~riparuib fir Sic bel br anftrtigunq Sbs
rer Rlsiotr. Die 6buls if lest e%eotfHet. Wtgtg
Beoinoun9tu tpeHbe man fb an
%. 0uberS,
gr. 2I2. WpresG b~arleS1StraAe.
(Ttdrsl6. 60, 81, Sr.lG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-18

9us 4derbduz 9epartez
ment Ipridt ii9 in ieinem leBten Be-
riGt iiber Die @rperimente aus, Die
lebtes Sa6r iiber bic gr6dltung unb
P~rGierpirung BON giienba6n 9peQen
heeonnen poroen Iinb. 9erabe ben
Giienbahnen lit Der Mangel an gutem
6pl5 am fiblburite ten sic baben
id6rli6 alein 10 MiGipnen S9ipel=
len not9fpenoig. I'm Die perfaulteE
unD untauglia 9eporbenen su err
ieben. 0a5u Iinb Die 6ol3prsile ber=
art geitiegen. oaB an manden Srten
quite 5pl5urten ni6t mebr our Ser
irenbung fommen f0nnen. 0as Mder=
bau~9 epartement bat nun unter 2eiz
tung Des Or. 8. BON S6rent Inter
1uhungen barber angeiteIt, Of Iid
niAt minberpertbige 9ol5arten, bic
in nenigen Sahren f%aulen, bura sSmz
pr~egnation nit prGierpationsmitteln
duf Sabre binaus baltbar MAIDEN lai=
fen. Mebnli4e @erIude tpsrben fir
bic .Mmerican Selesrap6z unb Sele>
pbon : Comp" ungeiteGt, Die lebtes
Sabr anein 100000 Selepbpnzpfu>
ten unb brei MiaiOnsn SUB 6ol5 gu
Mrmen fir bic gefeitisung Der 2ei<
tunqen brauhte. Die 4rbeiten bes
Departements fino Don grDBtem Wer.
tie, ba CUTE, %banerbofte 9~ol3arten 3u
onberer pihtiger gerpenoung frei
bl<iben, bic bisber IN lpenissn Sabren
pIs Gilsnbabni4usaen psriauItsn.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-02-12
James r. Davis.
ONE DOLLAR A MONTH

and all medicines furnished. That's
the cost of the Mackenzie treatment
for Catarrh Isn't much is it? The
Mack treatment was devised by
the celeqrated Sir Morell Mackenzie
andhas cured thousands of people of
catarrh. So it is evidently not without
merit.
The method of useng the Mackenzie
Remedies under this treatment is as
follows;- Each day, night, morning a
large volume of the nebuliZed Mack
emile Oil is forced into every air pas
sage and Gel, of the head. This finly
divided oil flows over the diseased MEM
and allaying Inflammation 1t is pow
erful, antiscptic and healing. Grad
ually, as the inflammation lessons. the
discharge cease, the dropping of the
mucus behind the palate into the
throat stops and the membranes of the
head are restored to a normal state
of health.
After this, occasional treatment only
is required to keep the air passages in
perfectly aseptic state thereby pre-
venting colds.
In all cases of catarrh, the system is
more or less infected with the catarrhal
poison and internal treatment only is
effective in driving from the blood the
disease germ. The Mackenzie Blood
and Stomach Tablets cure catarrhal in
f1amation of the stomach, neutralize the
catarrhal poison in the blood and
eliminate it from the system.
For further information write to G.
O. GUY Phi. G.. Yesler & End.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-02-12

N. T. Macleod shipped number OF
fox-terriers this week.
See Dan Sully in the Mill Stream at
the opera house Saturday night.
The base ball team will give grand
ball in Masonic hall, Thursday, Feb
10Th. Tickets $lOO.
Rev. Deatherage secured $50 for the
Central Christian church building
while in CleElum and Roslyn Tuesday.
A regular building boon both in the
way of business blocks, houses, and
dwelling as soon as the weather will
permit. Business men cannot and will
not take all their profits to pay rents
and that, with the increasing demand
for houses and rooms make it necessary
for large number of buildings to b
constructed.
AT the Baptist Church, Sundry. Feb.
18th, the pastor will continue his expo
sition of the Sermon on the Mount
The subject of the morning sermon
will be warnings Agains; Hypocrisy in
Christian Service, Matt. 6: l is: in
the evening, "Trust and the conditions
of Attainme mt" Matt. 6: 1884. All
are cordially invited.
A printing office is not pubic proper y
and few offices will allow the nriviliUeS
that some people in this town take.
There are those in this city who do not
hesitate to walk up to the case and
read the printers copy. L those guilty
of such conduct possessed common horse
sense, common decency and. self respect,
they would sooner think of trying to
extract sunlight from green .cucumbers
than to be guilty of such rude conduct.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-02-12
"A NIGHT ON BROADWAY"
Murray and Mack will Appear Here on The
Regular Annual Tour-Feb 18th.

In spite of the lavish production
given the melOdramas which are found
ed upon popular novels and the elabo-
rate revival of plays that were success
full years ago, it is a comedy that the
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-02-12
To Cut Glass With a Thread.

Who ever heard of cutting glass with
a thread? Yet it can be done. Dip
the thread in sulphur and wrap it
around the part of the piece of glass
that you wish to cut. Then set fire to
the thread, and while it is burning dip
it quickly in cold water, and it will
then cut the glass. This is not only a
very curious, but very useful thing TO
know.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-02-12

-Saeur Kraut at Flummerfelt's.
acknowledgements at dressmak-
ing shop over Bartholet's store, also
ladies dress cutting systems for sale.
4-3t* MISS REYNOLDS.
Go and see the cuts and price of the
best material for gravestOnes, statuary,
or monuments OF any kind, at Willis
Bazaar. Aft
John Bull held the key that un-
locked the little green box with $1,000
in it at the Boss Bakery and Grocery.
-Zetzsche & Pinney do buggy paint
ing. Call at Sprague's paint store.
Call for union made cigars. The
Normal Beauty is made by union men
and bears the blue label of the Cigar
Makers International Union of Amer
lea.
IT you possess photograph that
you wish enlarged, trade with Koepke
& Shoudy and they will have it done
tor you free of charge.
Wheat, pigs and pasture. Enquire
OF w. y. ltODUlIlS.
Ask your grocer for diamond" or
"Our Best" both patent hours Salts
faction guaranteed or money refunded.
-Dill's pickles at Flummerfelt's.
-Caron,s Germicide Hair Invigor-
ator will absolutely stop the hair fall
ing out. Cures dandruff and all scalp
disease. For sale by your druggist.
Lots of new souvenir goods of the
Normal school just received, at Willis
Bazaar. 4tf
"A "Successful" incubator and
brooder for sale at bargain. Enquir
at this office.
"A few dozen fine barred plymouth
rock hens and few full blood white
leghorns for sale. Enquire at this Of
fee.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-02-12
Will it Come in 1914?

How long will it take to get Social
ism? That depends upon how long it
will take the Socialists to supply non
socialists with literature explaining
Socialism, for, as soon as people un-
derstand Socialism they vote for it..
And when we vote for it we will get it
At the present rate of increase, we will
get it in 1914.-Chicago Record-Herald.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-02-12
Direct Vote for Senators.

Congressman Curtis, in a speech
which he made just after his defeat for
the United States senatorship, said that
he should go back to congress and work
for the election of senators by direct
vote of the people. One by one, the
principles advocated by the peoples
party are endorsed by the old parties.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-02-12
Some Time to Think.

When the factories shut down for the
lack of coal, the men employed in them
will have time to think some thoughts,
Chicago Daily News.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-02-12
The Local .Neuvs.


The rain Monday was not expected
svnerior court was in session Monday
Mrs. FL Wolf visited Friday in Ia
coma.
Dr.. Bean registered in Tacoma re-
Gently.
W. A. Thomas visited Thorp last
Saturday.
Ruben Pardee Of Thorp was in the
city Friday.
1obn Newman of Thorp was in the
city Monday.
The carpenters union has adopted the
nine hour day.
p L. Deuel. made flying visit to
Thorp Monday.
Tom Collier is confined to his room
with rheumatism.
The Chinook Sunday afternoon cut
the snow very fast.
A.. L. Hollingsworth OF Thorp, was
in the city Tuesday.
Henry ]. snively of Yakima, atten'
ded court here Monday.
A few mild cases of conniption fits
were on exhibition Friday.
The Sunday edition of the Seattle
Times consisted Of SO pages.
Mrs. A. c. Spaulding registered at
the Donnelly in Tacoma Friday.
More than $50 carloads Of ice were
recently cut from Tjosssm & Son pond.
Walter Hayward and wife OF Thorp
scent Z few hours in tho city Monday.
Mrs. Humboldt Packwood went down
to Yakima Monday to visit couple OF
weeks.
Miss Hannah Moynihan visited in
Thorp Friday, the guest of Miss Emma
Francis.
Mrs. Fred Gilmore Of Roslyn, visited
with her father L. P. Burke, few days
recently.
Ellensburg is to have new pest
house, bids for the same was let Mon
day evening.
The oyster supper Melted the Ladies'
Aid Society Of the Central church Fri
day evening about go.
C. L. Collins has been quite busy
moving his stock Of goods into the Fo-
garty block this week.
Rev Deatherage mado trip to Gle
Elum Tuesday in the interest of the
church building fund.
ALI. St. John Of Thorp, was a guest
Of his daughter, Mrs David Gregory
Friday last for dinner.
Congressman Jones will please accept
our thanks for liberal supply Of garden
seeds for distribution.
Information Of social happenings, by
telephone, mail or in person are So
licited by The DAWN.
Frank wilkins came in from Spokane
Monday to complete all arrangements
for his canal proposition.
w. +. Patterson came in from the
columbia river Saturday and spent q
low days in the city, returning Thurs
day.
MISS Irene Solomon, Of Spokane is a
guest OF Miss Ruby Kreidel this week.
Sne is one Of Spokanes' popular young
ladies'
w. l. FRANCIS is recOnstructing Mrs.
fnelps' house in sunnyside addition.
~ Will be rather attractive when fin.
ishsd up.
AT inc last meeting of the board OF
ooun'y commissioners Malcalm McClen-
Jaw ~. "~ appointed sheep inspector for
Nttitas county.
george Weaver has been appointed
. ~ supervision in district 21 to succeed
v ,Tya Furdin who recently moved to
Yakima county.
M .us farmers in East Kittitas meet
O.uay evening to complete their or.
. .aulla.ion for the building of their co.
operation creamery.
IA Davis Of Yakima, whom MANY q,
o oS. readers know quite we'll, has Dur.
chased a site in said city on which he psi il
preparing to build hotel.
., We nave on hand a good supply Of
*. .n bulletins, covering all kinds Of
to CIV. that we will be pleased
!" all who may call for them.
H.. For :. all the different sizes and . ,,.,.
sssl. ~ 10 'ru'sss, such as Honest john,
M...;. Hard Rubber and New York
"''lc, call on the Ow, D,,-
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-02-12
Remember we paint
everything and can
give estimates at any
time. go.
Shop on Main St. g. . wv y !
Some Republican Authority.

"Things seem to be sadly out of pro.
portion in Kansas. AT the idiot asy
lum, one employee takes care OF nine
idiots. At the penitentiary, one officer
safely guards sixteen Indicators. But
with the Kansas state senate, it takes
four guards, or attendants, for eac h
inmate. '-Ottawa Republic.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-02-12

play going public wants, and a good
clever comedy. presented by capable
company and produced with adequate
scenery, is always sure of instant sue.
cess. Such play as "a Night on
Broadway" which those jolly fellows,
Murray and Mack, are Offering the
public this season and which will be
presented at the theatre Tuesday night
February 18th.