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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-15
uMBRlAS CAPTAIN TO RETIRE.

New York, Dec l5.-The steamer Uml
bria arrived today from Liverpool and
Queenstown. her departure from LIVER
pool having been delayed 20 hours by
dense fog. Captain Thomas Dutton. her
veteran commander on his return TO
Liverpool Will retire from active sea ser
vice Nth the Cunard company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-15
COL. B0SSE DEAD.

Davenport, Ia, Dec 15.--Colonel Henry
r Bosse. 50 years old Is dead He was a
memer OF tho United States Engineer
corps at Rock Island arsenal for Is years.
He was a grandson OF the Prussian mar
shall Cheisenau. an aide of Bluchers az
Waterloo
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-15
Brought FromPanama onthe Steam
crCity of Washington and Turned
Over to Custody of Representa-
tiyeS of the GOvernmcnt--COuncil
of Foreign Holders of Colombian
Bonds Send Letter to President
ROOSevelt--His Good Offices are
Requested.

New York Dec. I5-The City Washington arrived
today from Colon bringing signed copy treaty with
the republic of Panama.
The treaty in metal box in charge purser who
turned representative of the government the
LETTER FROM BoNDHoLDERs
London Dec IsA long letter from council of foreign
bondode personally addressed Roosevelt putting
forward the British bondholde position and Coon
ba has been forwarded by the foreign Ambassador Duran
who has been instructed to hand unocaly president
The letter recites the history and asks
the president his good Offices equitable assp-
ton of portion thereof by the Panama leaders.
The statement telegaphed from The Hague Morning
Leader of this city that both Holland insist that
Panama shall liabilities for SI5oooooo Colombian
debt emphatcaly denied by point out that no
such large dreamed Panamas share Arbtra
ton The Hague the President Roosevelt
would be quite satisfactory o the council
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-15
EADE ALLEGES ISLANDER.

Thomas n. Fade claims that Samuel
sterner made such false. malicious and
slanderous statements concerning him
(Eade) that he can can get no employ
ment. and his reputation has been seri-
ously damaged Fade has sued steiner
10 recover 5000.
r. p. owen Is attorney for FADE.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-15
THE GENUINE TORTOISE SHELL
GOODS

Are made by us I'm our own factory right
here I'm Providence. Nothing makes a
better present. and Is always sppre-
ciated. For ladies we have side and
back combs. hair pins. dressing combs.
barette pins. lorgnettes. etc. For gen
tlemen we have pocket combs. barber
combs. pocket knives and razors with
tortoise shell handles. etc. Call and see
our stock. Providence Shell Works, .S4e
Westminster street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-15
Claim Mayor Collins Will Be Re-
elected in Boston by a Plurality
of 25,OOO-S0me Features of
The Contest.

Boston, Dec sNot for has Boston been the
of city election with fewer uncertainties the of the
balotng for the various Offices than the today.
Despite the general lack of interest arising from the of
the election of least majority of the Democratic candidates the
early morning voting such indicate that the total polling
during the day would be large This early balong particularly
marked amongst the Democrats.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-15
ASSAULT AND FALSE IMPRISONMENT.

Rocco Pecerillo has sued Sylvester
Fusco 10 recover 5000 Pecerillo claims
defendant assaulted and. after dragging
him through the public streets. ~falsely
imprisoned him. Frank "a. wildes is
attorney for the plaintiff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-15
$4,000 FIRE At GUTHRIE.

Guthrie. o. T.. Dec. 15-Frre DESTROYED
three business buildings on the main
street OF Guthrie today. The loss is es-
timated az $4,000 Twelve persons who
roomed in one OF the buildings had mar
row escapes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-15
Notice /!

have a new invention for locking troll
ley on wire. Will prove II will work. For
the want OF means 70 get II patented l
put IL on market. VIII sell cheap. Ad-
dress I-50, News Office
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-15
COOLEST OF SEASON
Mercury Dropped Away Below Zero In the
Adirondack Region.

Plattsburgh. n. Y, Dec. 15.-Last night
was by far the coldest night of the sea-
son in the Adirondacks. 1t was Is be-
low this morning at daylight at saranao
Lake, Is below at Lake Placid, ls be-
low at Upper Chateaugay Lake, IA be-
low at Dannemora and five below In this
city.
Fredonia. n. Y. Dec. 15.-Snow is three
feet deep on the level In parts OF the
Chatauqua county, preventing nearly ali
OF the SO rural mail carriers from cover
Ing their routes. Railroad trains are
from one TO three hours late and trolley
lines between Funkirk and FredonfA and
between Fredonia and Brockton are COM
pletely tied up.
Barre. VT, Dec. 15-The lowest tenn
perature OF the winter was recorded here
today when the mercury went down to
is below zero. IL was reported as ia be-
low at Montpelier
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-15
XMAS WASTE PAPER BASKETS.

A large and new line 10 select from,
and at prices that will suit you. Call Al
once and get first choice. Also Dog and
Wood Baskets. Potter's Paper and Shell
Store. Westminster and Snow streetsL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-15

A. n. BRYANT. CHIROPODIST and
PALNIST. formerly t52 Butler Exchange.
will continue 70 remove corns by his new
method. absolutely without pain. at No.
2l7 Union St, Fletcher Building. Room
az. Telephone 1865
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23
figen Ta6rif flint MiaiOnen 4@utrOnen

figen 6u6rif flint MiniOnen Patronen
bsiteQt.
8uforef #, %. Quguft. Sin
Qrnenier, 0amens @ara6et MIarOoz
roHion, 1T in 8aIofat an Der 9Ondu
auf, ME man gIaubt, 8efehI Oes ma
ce0oniffenGomite's ermOr0et tporoen.
Maroorofian mobnte felt Sa6ren in
&alafat, mo- er ais Qgent oeS Cont
te'5 sur Grlsi6terung Der Daffenetn5
fu6r in8uIgarien t6dtig mar. Die ru@
mdniI6en 8e6Dr0en entoedten ootuz
menturiI4c 8erpeiie fir feline 8e3te@
6unQsn nit Dem Gpmite. @s miro
beri6tet, Dap er ermoroet muroe, neil
er einige Der leBten 8efeble Der 60
mitemitglieoer ni6t befolgt bate unO
ouB 2ebtere eiren 8%ertpanoten U}arz
borofiun's beauFtragten, ieinen I'M
ge6orIdm nit Dem SUOe 81 ~betraten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23
5(nfnnTrnstOu
puu mfdrpidue.
Union Trust BUILDING,

9barIess uHs Sapetrcsstrdse.
@ruHoiasttaG ..-..-.......S1 600, 600. 90
utbtribuB uno uH5trtbsilt.
2ro1lte .......... -..... % 1sS. O5
Gabrt elm ~ans:msints eaut. unO aruit.
9ti6uft.
Grci 9rostnt Siuitn b,labIt auf giion.
JtH, bic oui Sheds eeloatn perbtH.
3tits0tpOfteH III i~pt3itatn Ratsu aress
uomnlsu.
2parsT epdrtctdcut.
Ginlag:u i'm epars7 tparttnsnt, ben qts
p1bnli9tn neutrality-suspicious. unttripcrs
fen, trruiHidt. 81 9rojcut ,3iui,n btiabli.
Gi,it GOmposuit lit ein esi.sli4,s St=
5oTtorium fir Gouos IN 6dnotu pom 5rr=
ices ontr SeftaHirHts : 9oGtrt6trn, ionic
ole Staotss uHb St~ridtss9samts.
G~inbrsHTfar. Gspolb,. Gajttu 81. so
Bis $50. 90 pro Sabr.
Greoit ; Sritft ueraus0a6t, In alien 3bsis
Ten Der WeIt osrptH0har.
George SIattifpns. weiIes sShite, ir.,
grdfoent; 9iets9rdi.;
q barIes Z. Crane. gtdbare 3. Stnmau,
2. 9iessgrdi.; 6tir. uUo S6asm.
Srfbua .. TeIs, 5iIfs'Setr. uHb S6Gsm.
Grefutipsg cmite:
gelfoH 9triu. Seymour Wauo'Ibaum.
@.sl.p N. CTR, Grnsf ). snobe. IT,,
6. 3. quitting. (aua IA, l9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23
Gr0Bfeuer in Snrnntn.

8pronto, San, p. QuguIt. -
9ag groBe Quger6aus Der Ontario
9ulper &c." gu Speeo, Ont, floq
6eute in bic Quft uno orsi WGnner
famen babel I'm i6r 9e6sn. 9ielc
6Guier in Dem StGot6en puroen
Dur9 bic Md6t Der GrploIiOn beI6d=
oigt. Ollie 6sniter Iino 3ertrimmert
rporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23
8Dnt StaprL grlaFen.

g6tIabeIp4io, %. 4uguf.-
Sn @egenipart elmer rieIigen M&enge
N}erI6en uro begiinftigt pom f90ns
fen Metter fan0 beute Id8msittdg Der
Stupellauf be8 neuen gan3ertreu3ers
nPennfDI0anta" pom Cramps
S6tHs6uub0fen aus ftutt.
Der neue 4an3ertreu5er n9ennfbl=
0antu" lit Elm S6neterI8iFF Der
Oregon" Die bor einigen Monuten
auf Cramps 8erften bonn Stape
gelafen fpurbe.
Die aGgemeinen 9imeniionen Der
n9enniDIbania" iirO: 2dnge 5O2
SUB, 8reite SO SUB 6 Son, Gisfe
"a SUP 6 3oG; Ba1erOerOrGngnng
1900 3onnen; 3apu3itGt Der Sob
lerbebGIter 1000 3onnen. 4lsriiz
flung: bier 8z30qige 6interIabe : &C.
i8iibe; IA Ie8830Gige uno Is BRET
3O1ige 9interIuoegef6iBe; u 0rei=
pfiROer; u4t Ginpfiinoer; 5tpet breiz
50Iige 5elOgeI6iBe uno a4t MdI9iz
rengeI4iiBe. Die bier u6t30QigerGe=
i6iBe in Baaren iino in 5tpei bnr9
@Iettri3itdt controIirten Sbiirmeu
montirt uro bdben einen S9uBr1s
bus BON 270 8ra0,
Die 9an3erung 1T foIgenoe: 8uf=
i%erIinie : @iirte[ Z SUB 6 3oG in
8reite; eritredt fi8 ii6er bic gauge
2dnge bes S8ifFes. Dieter @irteI
piro an Der 9te1e, no ii8 Die Sra
i6inen unO 8efel befinben, 6 3oq
bid fein, BON ba aus bertleinert er ii9
Bis 3! son 9ide.
ueber Dem 6auptgiirtet finb bic
Seiten auf elmer 2Gnge bon 232 6ub
bur4 einen flint Son oifen 9dn3er
geidiBt. Die ie9530Gigen 9sTfuBe
9rebt6urm niro 9 3oG bife Danger
pIatten geI6iiBt iein. Der gdr3er
fir Die a8t30Gi8en 8e74iiBe tpirO
cine Oife BON 6 3ou buber. Der
9re6t6urm tpiro 9 Of bide 8an5erz
plutten BADEN, uno ous S9uBoed
BON Ni6eIta6l miro ii6 ii6er ouS
gan3e S6iff eritreden uno DON u
bis 4 3o4 bid iein.
Die Muf6inen perben pon $4,000
inoi3irtsr 8feroetraft iein unO fDl1
nit o~enieI6en cine 6a6rgd4pinOig>
felt bon % &npten pro Stunbe err
rei6t tperben. Die mebr dIs fiinf5Dlz
ligen 9an5erpIatten nerOen nod benz
8rupp : 8erfabren bebanoeIt iperben.
Die RGume fir Offi3iere unO
Manni6aften iino na6 Der neueiten
uno beten M2et6ooe eingeri4tet; be-
Ionoers 1T ouf quite 8entilatior i'm
gan3en S8iffe 8ijdii6t genommen
poroen. Sir 8eleu6tung miro aus
i6lieBli8 GIettri5itdt beripenOet tperz
ben.
Bonn 6taate 9ennIDlbanien pirO
benz 0ampfer ais 8utbenqei4ent Elm
pru6topues itlberne8 Seroice imDerz
the bon $4,000 berebrt peroen. 9dsz
Iel6e lit 6ereit8 in 2lrbeit, bod piro
bic rlsberrei6ung crit nud Der Sns
bienitftelung beS &reu3erS Ituttfin=
ben. Den @ntpiirfen 3ufpl8e rperoen
bic ein3elnen 6tiide Oes Serotce
pabre MeiIterperfe Der SilberI4mie=
Detunit fein, piirbig Oe5 States,
DeFen 0umen bos itOI3e 5abr8eug
trugen miro.
Ser Qeihndm bes G6icddo'er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23
Srienb5 Sdule d aaS S B9ssa.su,,
Rorf.NIorr ,tnS ooureuS-Sfr.

8itosrsrDffnuua am IA. SeptsHber. Sinotr'
qart.u om q. 6:ptcm5tr.
abtjebu eti6ult, Qtbrsr 8:bduoe UNI Gins
ribtuue po1tdn0ia mdotru 9orbercltnn1 fur
irecnD Elm om,rjtauii6es Gones. oosr luiucritat,
ootr iir's @tibdft R,ucs uno polidTOiQcs
othIetii6ts 5tlD.
Der 9rinllpal ootr br aiffirtnoe prin317dl,
Gil W. 2dmb, ip.roen tGqfib 9ormjttaqs non 9
bis y ubr bis iur GrOfinHus Der Sbult I'M
Ghuietbomot ~antptieuo itin.
29sQ:n GataIog unO ausfuuit aortiFr: man
Gsuare 6. YstIfpn, ErInSlpal.
(Iuall,1Wp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23

- Die .9enniplodnia SrOn 8orts
So" BAT UNI Die GrnenHun9 eiHesSez
queiters Rq48eiQ4+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23
Ser Goldman Oes G6icdao'e

Der Qei6nam Oes G6icdgo'er
Qnpultes 81. 80. 8arnum 1T i'm
8ulon Qafe, Mi6,, gefunosn NOR
ben. Der 8ootsmann 8ice, pel4er
8urnum fu6r, lift in SAT- Serbian,
N}i6., ber6oftet por0en, bis oas Sc
6eimniB uufgefldrt poroen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23
MarnlGnoer Shnle fir San6e.

Der Sc. surius otQinut AM l6. 5tpttnb.r
60 ufefiioustO. . It far 9aubtumH.
uuO splb,, otrtn Scb0r fHr DEN etiu4 Oy 6if:rts
Iibtu SbuIen ill mdngtiblft If. llrt:rridt i'm
epr,btn unO 2ipptnIei'n, iOpit Grammar sbuls
uuo oiooemii8s 6tuoitu. Ssbr eeiurot Qae..
tf0fiauu urb uuttrribt trti
fur Ginpp6ncr Yiarp!dno'g. Tlan p,uOt nd an
Gbas u. g n, Qsinlipal. 6raotr;d, Tlo.
CaueS; SuSi2p-aus29I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23
Gntnm i Bmrnrtt
lanorIsfdnIe

nne Cd uIe fur photographic uur Soperurttims
lIniibertrofftne 9eleeeubtit iur iunat NianHtr
uro Wdpdeu, o. cine oelbdttli1e Au=bI!Drl1
srher RlaHt puui6tu. 9or5iQlidt GocilItdisn, cs
fabreue 2,brer, praftiibtr llnttTribt. Gags
i1uliu 8. untcrri6ts : 9,bubrtH 5000 pro
Wouut. Gbtroi6uI,r ~trofintt ant .. Stpttn'bt.
1luttrri6tsqtbubr 81 pro glondt. 6irtuiar
GRATIS. Sprt6t por oper i6r,ibt on 6dton X
9"uruett 6oIltqt, Rr. l. EorO=Gburles'
Strdbe. Baltimore, DID.
6. & z. 9.lspbOu st. 9auI 1860.
(IusutA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23
Gin unalndlihrr Mrtnirh.

Sunt9annpf, ga, %. Dug.
= Der in Der NGbe bon Gate Garep
pohnenoe 5armer Sdcob 0iIIep purz
be beute BON einem b0sartigen 6unoe
angegriffen. 0dS 5bier ergriff Den
Sarmer an Der 9urgel uno mari ibn
nieOer; bic @uttinNiGsb's fam ibrem
Manne nit elmer Dirt gu 6iiIfe unO
pOute mad benz 9unoe bauen, al5
Der Mann iein 8ein bod bob unO
ben pollen 9ieb unter6aIb oes 8nie's
er6ielt. Gr blutete ii9 gu 3ooe, ebe
bic 5ruu einen 4r5t sur STEELE bolen
fonnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23
AlurpIdnntr Staat5. formal Shule.

Gde Sarroutpnz uuS sNpenue.
Baltimore, ND. Otn 3. Au9uft 1903.
7i, &erbits Seifon btaIHut AM Sitnita9, otn &.
erpttmbtr 1903. Rene S6ilcr mifcn am s. Stp=
TENDER rtaiitrirt ipcgOeH. 9riiiungcn fur @utz
uabms unO 9eiorOrruu9cu an g., g., 10, II. nm
u. Stpttmbtr. Sic 5ormjruu9 Der S:dhtn, ionic
rtatlmdBioe %,titntioncu NM 9orIeIungcn beginner
url Montl9, BEN II. September.
Slementarz une afaoemiid,es Scpnrtemrnt
Dit Gtmcrtars mo dfaotniibeH StpdrtentHts
finn fir ben llnttrribt unO Die S9:rnnblIoung bon
e6ileru in glttr BON ) bis 10 9abren, ioiDlt tHr
bic 9pr6crcitunq sum @iutritt i'll pas HOrmliz
Stparttmtut poriiglib ansg s@tdtttt.
Die r~tauldreu 9ebrtr ipcrOen pm Den QrOfehoreu
hrs J{ormal=E t%purttments in Qbpif, Gbtmte, 9O@
tamil, YaturfnuOe unD III dHOercn llrtcrrtbtsz
Sd6trn u~nt;rfibt, ie mad Gtriigung Dee Yrini;z
pals or etaats@ lormdlidult.
Die g9erbt= StiTOn begiuut am ID Q II a 9, ben
IA. September. g9egtu udbtr;r NustuHit, Raiu!og
uno Girfuldr penOs man i6 an
q. y. NrFttpmdns
marplduStr Stdutss Horrlli9ult,
~(aup22-SsptD @a!t:uor:, DID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23
UT. ct. SpicphS &pllca.

St~upitn:Rurius: Riaihittr, piNsultaIttl6u uno
tauimduuii6u llrtcrribt; oriiuolitcr llntrrl1I
in Der Dtuti6tn 5pra6t. - 8totuQunQtr: pEoars
rtrsa bro 5tiFon BON iunf Wpnuttu $113. Stus
bitu beginner am Sitn It a q, o:n / StpttmbeE
1908. Dan n%orcfre:
Srueer Srfeph. Di;sttor.
station ., Baltimore, YtO.
9ataloa oui 9>rlaHQsn. (Suuj23, 3Itt l&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23

= 9r. 5. SEQ. Bergen BON Gamoen
lit gum Sequeiter fir bic .Giti5ens'
Sis Ii. @OlO Storage Co. in atlan@
tic gitn ernannt tpprneI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23
BUS Dem Seutf6en 2eiGe.
Gunrnb bon Sielie sm fcnn Wfpna'
ten @ef6ugnif pcrurtbcilt.

Snftruftionen gum beferen @4uBe
Der Sruppen i'm Man0ber.-9ruz
nefpulb nirb @olfsparf. = Gum
S0lner &atbolitentag. Sin
Bring BON gupern min feline 0ro4z
ne 1ein. - @ittli9feits : 8erbrez
der in Berlin. - 0ds Der 9roBz
ber3og bon 8dben geiagt baben
fou.
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q. y. Nrrttpmdn,

mur1lduSer Stdut5:N ornlli6uIt,
(slup2-Sspt4) @u.t:nor:, 0tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-23

Yarts, 2. Nug.-Ole 1dmmEz
Gi6en Gngei6ulOigten in benz 9ums
tert : 9ro3eFe purpen i4ulOig be-
furosn. Muoume 6um6ert unb ibr
8utte purben ie gu flint Subren Sim
ael6aft perurt6eilt; ferner our Sab
Iunq elmer Celebrate pon 100 6rancs.
emile 0%uurigndc er6ielt 8tpei Sabre
rno Romuin 9aurignac prei Sabre
3u6t6dus.
Der Domain Der @ei9porensn
ma6te betdnnt, bdb Das 8erbitt in
9e8ua quf bic Grags Der Gai4un3
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-03-12
Superior Court Notes.

In the case of G. A. Sanders, plain
tiff, vs.. Chas. II. Wilson ct al, defend
ants, we can only say that tho case il
now on trial and the end will not be
reached for several days. This is the
famous water case that has practically
been in court for some years.
In the case OF Matilda Barrows, plain
tif, vs.. Fred Barrows ct al, defendant,
dispute as to title OF tho old Durgan
brick block on Pearl street OF this city,
the Judge took the matter under advise
msnt.
lone Grindrod ct al, plaintiffs, vs. l.
d. Prigmore ct al, defendants, and
Sophia Walker, intervenor. Disputed
rights to the water OF Cariboo creek.
Decision: Grindrod, 10 inches; Sophia
Walker, SO inches; and Prigmors, IS
inches.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-03-12
East Side News.

Mrs. VIM. McEwen is reported quite
ill this week.
Mrs. AL Hodges contemplates visit
ing Cuba before she returns home from
New York.
Will Carpenter is quite busy OF late
hauling hay off the J. H. McEwen
ranch.
John Sweeney and family, formerly
If this valley but now OF Forestville,
Jal., have sold their farm there and
will start April 1st for the promised
.and-Kittitas.
John Wilson met with quite pain
full accident one day last week, break
I ing his thumb, the result of a fall On
the ice.
Mrs. NJ. L. Hodges and family and
Will Lee were the guests Of Abe Vince
Ter and wife Sunday.
Otis Cot, who has charge Of the 'cul
lenary" department Of the Ellensburg
lunch counter, Tuesday morning acci
dentally mistook his thumb for u beef
steak, splitting it to the bone.
Jim Ferguson has bought what /:
known as the old Charley Elliot place
Consideration, 81, 300.
Otis Cot was visiting in Gle Elum ant
Roslyn the fore part Of this week.
Frank Mudd brought out range
Tuesday. Cupid says We may heal
wedding bells soon.
VIM. Lee has rented the J. Ii. Nc
Even ranch.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-03-12
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

BY local applications as they cannot reach the
deceased portion of the ear There il only one
way to cure deafness, and that is by constitu
viOnal remedies. Deafness Is caused by AN in
famed condition Of the mucuouS lining OF the
Eustichain Tube. When this tube gets infiamed
ny, and when it is entirely closed deafness is
he result and unless the inflammation can be
AIKEN out and this tube restored to it's normal
ondition. hearing will be destroyed forever;
inc cases out OF ten are caused by catnrrh,
which Is nothing but the infiamcd condition of
he mucuOuS surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
ase Of Deafness Caused by catarrh) that cnn.
OF be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Send for
'irculars. free FL CHEVY & co
So,s IL edo, Ohio.
Halls Family Pills arc the best
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-03-12

| For SALE.-Seven acres and IA lots,
all good land. Two good fiveroom
houses, good barn and other out.bulld'
ings, cellar: superb site for chicken
ranch: six springs OF pure water; one
throws about 80 inches of water; fruit
trees; close in; snap.
loft ISAAC MOORE
For RENT-SOme desirable rooms.
Call on G.. S. Baker, with D. H. West
colt. ll'u
Mrs. Stevenson's spring assortment
of Millinery is now open at her parlorS,
in the Club Block, and consists Oh al
the latest novelties in Millinery.
If you possess photograph tnat
you wish enlarged, trade with koepke
Il ShOudy and they will have II oohe
Tor you free of charge.
If you are contemplating building
see Belden e. Bender about your paln''
ing and papeling. H'u
Call for union made cigars. my
Normal Beauty is made by union !lIen
and bears the blue label OF the Clgat
Makers international Union OF AMER
lea.
Belden e. Bender have just receive"
samples If Burlap and Lincrusta w.
tons, comprising all the latest aeslgu,
and novelties. See them before do'ns
your decorating. ~"
-Belden & Bender do all KINDS VI
painting, paper Hanging and decola u.
ing. Get their prices. Keep your t''
on Pasco H.''
Houses built for cash or town io'''
Phone black l5l JOHL A. wEEho.
For plans and estimates on oulla'
ings go to John A. Weeks, phone 0,a'"
Isl
-Wanted-to build houses, "al'cn
or no ditch" JOHN A. WEEKS,
Hip Phone Black 15l
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The New Store.

A new novelty and general utility
store is to be opened next door to The
DAWN office in the Webb block on
Fourth street, in short time, BY W.
A. Thomas. His stock will consist OF
large amount of 5, 10, Is, 20, and q
cent goods, such as is needed in every
household in town and country. His
stock was shipped Tuesday and will
arrive shortly. He has had consid-
cradle experience in business and is a
popular man and we have every r. asOn
to believe that he will be successful in
this venture. Watch for his opening
which will appear some
days in advance of the day set for open
ing the Bon Marche doors.
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Strawberries.

Mills Ever-bearing Strawberries
emphatically the most productive berry
on earth, constantly bearing ripe fruit
from June to November, or until killed
by heavy frost. Berry good size, dark
red color. excellent quality; none bet.
ter. Plants for sale, 20 for 81, or 81 per
hundred. Call at my home, or leave
orders a; O. Caron,s barber shop, or
Bartholet & Coz store. No garden or
family should be without these berries
GEO. MILLS
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-03-12

WHEN will the people of Ellensburg
Law aside their personal fights, jealous
les and dickers and get together on
propositions that mean our all to the
valley and town? We are letting the
golden sands roll down the Yakima
into the lap of our neighbor', while we
take up the whole of our ii ne wrang-
ling and lowering bccaus, each can
not have his way.
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for Good Government.
ELLEHBURG, March II, 1903.

ELLE~BURG, March II, 1903.
EDITOR THE DAWN:
Every citizen should stand strongly
for the sanctity of the law, regularly
administered, for law horore1 means
safety and peace for everybody, but law
dishonored results only in anarchy.
Therein lies the peril to tie commu-
nifty or the country that tolerates the
violation Of law.
w. II. RANDOLPH
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-03-12

EVERY man and woman has a perfec.
right to the views they hold dear, SO
long as they do not try to enforce upon
other people their ideals in an obnox-
ious way and conduct themselves as to
meet the appreciation of all law abid-
ing people. Right is ri sht and never
wronged anybody.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-03-12

H. Kenneday of Seattle, was in our
burg today in the interest of his marble
works. He was the guest OF John Veach
who is his agent in this section OF the
country.
Harvey Lord is building quite Il
house in town.
The school bell has arrived and has
been put in place. 1t is credit to the
children OF tho school, who by their
liberality purchased it.
II. S. Pelton Of Easton, was in town
Wednesday.
A. J. Schels made Gle Elum a visit
Tuesday.
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REFORMS never have nor never will
be brought about by abuse. Abuse is
always detrimental to all concerned.
Reason. moral suasion and the exercise
of good common sense will accomplish
wonders, and these are the most rotent
weapons for good.
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What Is Life2

In the last analysis nobody Kn tr;o,
but we do know that 1t is unaer s s.i.
law. Abuse that law even sllgn.':,
pain results. Irregular living m !'.;ns
arrangement of the organs, reSI' ;rsr
in Constipation, Headache or Dr.. L p;lls
trouble. DR.. Kings New Lii LIE vet vet
quickly readjuSt this. It's gentle :c yrs
borough. Only 25c at H. 5 El~oo0'
drug store.