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Hosiery Specials.

a Preparation for a Hosiery sale has been
made by our buyer who was ordered to.
pick up all that could be found at under
prices. a 49, ss3 ils
on sale Monday--Womcn's Black Full Regular
Stockings various kinds; best soc imported
stockings made, for zoe pair
2ings for I5c a pair. 5.5
GA Womens Best 15c Stockings In all sizes, In
Guiding extra, for loo pair.
Boys Double Ribbed $50 and TIC Stockings,
all Sizes to the largest. for Toe pair.
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The. Enlarged Curtain Store

only with its immense stock, but also
Richmond. No matter from what
curtains are made we get them. There
in this department.
cable Net Curtains. III Renaissance and irish
yIoint Designs strong and durable, 5h and y
yards long; worth $3.50. for $50 pair.
So Heavy Scotch Curtains, s,a yards long 60
inches wide. DSc pair.
Muslin Curtains, made Of best quality mus
lii. 3 yards long, zoe a pair.
$3.50 Corded Arabian Curtains 81 yards
long, $50 u pair
"a solid Color and Figured Portieres. all col
ors S2.DS n pair
Roman stripe Couch Covers, 8 yards long;
l75 value, for. ~ each.
Fancy Wood Grill In II and IS inch widths,
any length. 2Dc TO 00c a foot.
5oc Brass Curtain Poles with fixtures COM
plcte for .5c
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Rugs and D:r,uggets.

ex12 Brussel. Drugeets $3.50
The usual SIS Brussels DrugEets, 9xls size.
$40.
Moravinn smyrna Druggetu Oriental effects.
ox12' for s11.50.
4 41sx7h feet Mornvinn Rugs, $3.50
All Wool Smyrna Drusgcts. 9x12, for $500,
Oriental effects, In reds and greens.
Administer and Wilton Druggets. SKI feet
rich Oriental and floral effects, So 80 to sou,
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Silk Underskirts.

See the best Taffeta Silk Underskirts
You know Of at $3.50, and compare them
with these at So.
The rich rustling kind beautifully July made
and extra wide. Any length and al sizes ses
4 ii black, solid colors and changeable
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Wonderful Values
in Fine Innings

70 pieces best ESQ Tallor's Canvass special
100 a yard
satteen Innings. usual ITO quality Is II LEO a
yard, 90
Monday zoo yard,
Best ito Gray Figured silesia Lin'ngs arc.
i12~l-xe a yard,
1000 yards Black SILK Finish Innings, same
as the 1870 quality, lengths to yards, for
q ado n yard. Fa
1900 yards Pres dc Sole and Fine Percalino.
worth Csc and $780, lengths to yards. for
1.31r2c3t "a yard. 8
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The Kid%Gloves at SOC
Special Underwear Prices

allied underwear stock, some special
They were bought at a big advantage
1t Underwear on sale Monday. Vests and
when bought at the best advantage; price
Infants soc wool Wrapper Vests, sizes to
6. for zoe.
Munsing Plated Underwear.
is the only underwear we know OF that
will positively wear two seasons and yields
the comfort that no other gives. All
kinds and Sizes from infants to wonen's
extra sizes.
.Children's Garments, soc, coo, 75c and SIC.
womcns Vests and Pants, SOC. OOc, 75c, 81.
81 20 and $50.
women's Union Suits, s125. BIB. 81
81 80 and SO.
Boys and Girls Union Suits. zoe, Coo, 81.
S1."6 and S150. 25E
h to be sold. Women's Fleece Ribbed
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: fore. Here are some rev d
s1,5o Black Crepe dc Chine, SIC
40 inches wide, superior quality lustrous
black heavy and durable
s1,1o Black Taffcta AT 75c
Excellent grade black taffeta, from inc
best matters, full yard wide, soft and rust
ling finish
$3.50 Crystal Silk, soc.
81 inches wide choice new silk Just from
the mills; makes beautiful gowns and even
ing wraps.
G9o Black Taffeta, 3Sc.
Lyons dye, with a bright finish; heavy
enough for whole dresses
81 Moirc Vclours, 75c.
Black, white and all the most popular
street shades; most fashionable silk for
fall and winter. =
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Our Houseware Department

some special prices for Monday;
1oo-plece Dinner Sets, IN assorted floral u dec &C.
orations, gold stlppled usually $780, now Tp'o'
6S-pece Carlsbad Tea Sets. worth SS'oo' now
ss1b FOR 1o-picce Decorated Toilet Set
Hbc--IIarge White Mixing Bowls.
aOc-Decorlted Covered Dishes 49,,
aDe for Pretty Salad Bowl In American
Beauty decoration. l5S
@5e--Chira Cuspidores, . ~ ~ /,
bOe--Larys Size Jardnieres' in assolFea
eoors.
21e--Frosteh Gas Globes.
S1.6O-umbrella Stands,
sc-Decorated Dinner Plates,
1Oc--Japanese Bread Trays no.
600 for Decorated Butter Dishes were osc
and sl,95 81 Z 8, III
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" aistings and Flannels
Some of the goods that are sold in
.1ox, anv ever sold in three years.

below any ever sold in three years.
the CSC Wool Eiderdowns, in solid colors, 100
yards OF lengths to yards Special for Mon
day, IL 1-2c yard.
Raw wool Negllgcc Fa,nels, for gowns. paja-
mas etc. double fold and double fleece, > l-'c
7 yard
SILK Embroidered White Flannel a sue
l2,sc Scotch Plaid Crepe sultings q sc
Fancy Embroidered WOOL ana Aiercefi"eo
Waistings, Soc and 46c.
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s1.25 and s1.5o White sCotton-fved Com 4
forts, tho full double bed size, silkone and
cretonne coverings. in tho most desirable
bright patteins price Monday will DO sue
lila Blankets, the lowest price ever reacheo
heretofore has s. s5.9S; 80 pairs Will pc on
sule Monday for Il pair.
Tho Best Eiderdown Comforts. covered with
finest imported satteens: $5,75 is tho regular
price; your choice Of all the different COLOR
ings. F3.OS.
The $3.50 Handsome Atwood Steamer Robes;
one OF the comforts about the homo for louns-
qing also useful for automobile and carriage
robes; our price Is $5.OS,
The Heaviest Fleecedown Blankets maze,
equal In warmth to SIS wool blankets--these are
cotton--whte or gray, extra size; the price
~. 90 a pair.
In this bedding Department. Will be found
~ 1-2o Best Pillow Cases, Do. q.
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Ewes Tested Free.

We are headquarters for "Shur-on' Eye
Glasses. Bring in your oculist s. prescrip-
tions and have the lenses united ~ In TINS
style. They add to your personal appear :Ee
ance as we'll as comfort. T;3 Es'.,.
our Duplex Lenses givet5perfeet vision .a LOT
distance and close work; they take the pace
of4two pairs: If your vision is failing for close
work and your. head aches, they vii give
certain reefs g7S::zzssSa ~; ,;ta ,I,nI
We. employ graduate opticciaqn, who VII!
examine your eyes free OF eng z e y
Special offer on Monday Solid Gold ''is s1 q,
onn Eyeglasses Including lenses, F s. sens T.;
in Gold Filled, 81. t5 j lssa,,,o;rs
!, tao "a inst onc-hulf the regular pricc-$l
Tortoise Shell Eyeglasses, sSc, liistetdFo't 81
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Cohen S Toilet Prices.

Big lot OF Toilet Soap. six kinds to select
&c a cake
COO Clothes Brushes, special Monday. 1oc.
Lot OF Sample Tooth Brushes. &c each.
d Pivcr's Azure and LIE F'refle Extract, oDc an
ounce.
Munyon's Witch Haze, Soap. Sc cake.
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Double Fold Persian Flannecttes for kino-
nos dressing sacGucs. bath robes ETC.; tnt' \
1s . &c grade. for u Z 20
u Single fold. &c grade. are - Big.
Double Fold Worstcd Check Suitngs, looks
Ike the soc wooden ones. '-ic
Ki.nono Sutings, the usun l2llc ones, Q Die
y 4 All Wool Tricotis Walls tinss, 23c
Fancy Woven Outing Skirt Patterns, with
crochet edge. ready for belt. zoe
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CARROTS and AnFlOOr Covering
AS They Have Never Been Shown Before in
Richmond.

reliable as they
choice really all things else ook g the
house Il OF the special thing
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1'he New Lingerie Waists are ieaay~-of
while nun trimmed with lace o. embroidery.
The new SIX Waists. m Their various artistic
combinations Of styles, tho new net ana IaHs
waists re want you 10 see vleIn,
New Stylish White MohaIr Walsig, WIN
elaborate embroidery, that WOULD Feea properly
pria.d Al 81 afa si.os
Lingerie ana other White Waists for si.os
IA iu.3s.
Ail-@oo I3roadcloh and French Flannel
Waists. 50 value for $i0s
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Single Bed Comforts, SOC; other Comforts
q soc and 75c; almost any quality 20 any OF
( thc most artistic designs made In America.
Double Bed. Linen Finished Beached Sheets
4 tho SOC ones. are owe.
Single and Three-quearter Bed Beached
sheets for ace, 46c and 4Se; several grades OF
cotton.
.sor,, q re 'hemstItced the grades that usually
retnil for foc and 75c. go on sale Monday, $50.
Also Ais On sale these, White Quilts
me Medium Weight Double Bed Crochet
Innorted Marseilles Quilts, in valance, frnged
and plain extra large, ner<r sold for less
than $3.50; these for $50
Very Handsome Marseilles Quilts imported
r. retail for 81 and S., extra heavy embossed
these will be 80.
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Tapestry Brussels start at zoe yard; Others
at GOc. zoe and Pee
Wilton Velvet Carpets. room or hall ana Glir
pa tterns SOr TO $50 yard.
Administer Carpets. pretty paror Or library
effects, D5c to Si.Go a yard
Brussels Carpet HassockE, Bic.
New Mattlnes-Fnncy4 China Matings for II 1tc.5i
.Jointcss China Mattings for i5c
Heaviest China Mattirgs Tor zoe.
Fancy Weave Jap Mating, &c; all colora.
colors.s
FLOOR OIL. Cloths for 1oc a yard.
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Silks Were Never
Priced So Little Before

reasonable Blacks whites colors
kind o
few o changed
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.Osc for $3.50 Red Hall Lamps.
Osc for Imitation Cut Glass Water Sets,
lOc for Cut Pattern Olive or Pickle Dishes.
rho dozen-Punch Classes,
4Oc n dozen-Wine Classes
S43b set-Wm. Rogers ~ dwt, Knives
md Forks. 5 a Is
$3.50 a dozen--Wm. Rogers TEA Spoons
Sale of Granite Ware.
!. Osc--Ganite Ham Boilers.
7Sc-12-quart Granite Sauce Pots
s-S-quarl Granite Coffee or Tea Pots
2Oc--4-guart Granite Milk and Pudding Fans
aac-9ilIiing Muffin Pan,
O0c--Gffanite Rice Boilers.
lOc--Long Handle Cook Spoons
a 30c-Galyanized Tubs, s.
1Oc-co coanut or Potato Graters.
i ,4sqsefq ,na Rors % a'tli l98s TIA
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We're Overstocked in Bedding.

The most enormous purchase ever made, and the Inc
quality kind from the cheaper to the nes blankets ana
il the bed comforts These special prices Monday:
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-11-10
SIN OKE PROOF

The feed door on this stove is guaranteed smoke
proof and does away with the escape of smoke SCOT
and gas into the house Side feed doors used on
other stoves discharge a cloud of gas and soot-ad-
ened smoke into the house and scatter SCOT and
ashes over the carpet when opened.
Another point: In feeding coal into side feed
door 1t has to be thrown into the stove, which
usually results in scattering much of it over the
floor. With our Clearly smoke proof feed door
the coal is poured into the stove even to the dust
IN the bottom of the bod without particle being
spilled on the floor
This clean and economical stove burns the gases
which often escape into the rooms with other
stoves. The annoyance and dirt from k;ndling
new fires is dispensed with as the rooms are heat
ed up for two or three hours each morning with
the fuel put in the night before and the Fire is
Never Out. COLES ORIGINAL HOT
BLAST Is the cleanest stove made and will more
than save its cost in fuel each winter
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-11-10

iliar with the ash pan method, and have no doubt,
gone through the process many times of spreading
a newspaper cloth under your stove every time
the over-filled pan is removed.
The ash pan is not only dirty. but is great evil
in stove construction. 1t adds door and joints
which can be made only temporarily alright by
the use of stove putty. These joints open after
few weeks use. rendering ash pan stoves worthless
as fire keepers. 1t makes them fuel-eaters rather
than fuel-savers. The ash pan and the shield for
guiding ashes into the pan, also prevent base heat
Our method is the only clean way. The
whisk broom, turkey wing and dust cloth
are dispensed with. There are no Joints to
leak air, base heat is not retarded and Coles Hot
Blast is the cleanest stove, the best floor heater
and the only stove IL the world which can be
guaranteed to remain always alright.
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kION

The first program of the Kiona Lit
erary was rendered last Friday even
Ing. 1t was very good for Il Begin
ming Will Warren, president, ham
died the gavel in a way that showed
previous experience.
The question for debate for the sec.
ond meeting of the Literal y is, RE
solved that all spraying and other
combating of orchard pests and dis
eases should be done at the public ex-
pense.'
A mock trial will he held Thanks
giving week.
1t is reported that Jay Maynard will
return to Kiona and enter school here
again.
Mrs. Ferguson is having a building
erected on her lot recently purchased
from Mr.. Kennedy. A lodging house
and restaurant will occupy it.
J. B. Palmer and W. w. Young were
passengers to Yakima Friday.
Miss Amy Burke and Miss Mary
Wolford went to Prosser Wednesday
morning.
Mr.. White and family have arrived
from Kansas. They have rented rooms
with Mrs. Lena Scott.
Miss Wolford leads EnGeayor Sum
day evening.
John Warren finished his building
on Rattlesnake Wednesday.
The school board has ordered set Of
Brittanicas for reference work in the
grades.
Mr.. Newman, of Richland, went to
Prosser Wednesday.
Mr. French has his new home about
ready for occupancy.
Miss Young was in Kiona last Sab
bath.
Mr.. Warner. an experien, ed wood
man, was here Wednesday looking up
a site for Il lumber yard.
Kelso Bros. have their harness and
furniture store in operation
Tie recent frosts have damaged the
grape vines severely. They did not
seem 70 be well prepared for the cold
weather so early in the season. The
apricot trees were also damaged.
Nicholas Palmer recently sold some
valuable property to Don. McAlpin.
The price was close to 500 per acre.
Rev. Rubicom came back from his
western trip Saturday night.
Phil Provence is moving into his
new house.
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Cemetery Committee Meets.

The committee representing the La
dies' Aid Societies of the respective
churches held meeting yesterday af-
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. l.. H.
Cox.
! After careful discussion it was moved
and carried that the Ladies' Cemetery
Association be formed for improve
ment and care Of the Kennewick GEM
etery and Incorporated according to
the laws of the State of Washington
governing such associations, and that
the members of this committee sign
the articles as incorporatOrs.
County Attorney Anderson's offer to
draw up the necessary legal papers
without charge was gladly accepted
and committee was appointed TO
confer with him in regard to the mat
ter, which conference has been had
and the papers are now being pre-
pared.
1t was decided to call ameeting.
open to all who are interested. to meet
at the Presbyteria church next Tues
day afternoon at 3 o'clock to accent
these articles Of incorporation and
complete the organization.
The following temporary officers
were selected: President, Mrs. F. A.
Flint; vice-president, Mrs G. W
Story; secretary, Mrs H. NJ. BARTLETT:
treasurer. Mrs J. r. Rose.
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Council PROCEEDINGS.

The council! met Tuesday night in
| regular session and transacted a good
deal of business.
1t was decided to hold the annual
election in the city building, south of
Second street, and George Finley, w.
w. Swan and Rufus Fullerton were
appointed an election board for the
municipal election appointed by law
for Dece mber ).
Three councilmen aud town treas
urer are to be elected at that election,
to succeed COuncilmen l.. G. Moore,
o. l.. Hanson and w. &. King, and a
trea surer to succeed A. +. Brown. At
tention was called 70 the fact that COM
paratively few voters had registered.
a chimney was ordered built on the
city building.
All bills approved by the finance
committee were allowed.
r. A. King was appointed to CORES
pond with proper railway officials to
secure the prompt opening of trains at
crossings in accordance with the re gu
lations Of the company.
The salary of Marshal NJ. D. Glover
was increased $40 per month and, on
account of the close of the irrigation
season, his hours of duty changed to
put in more time ut night than during
the summer.
The city health officer, DR.. Hewet-
son, was present and addressed the
council relative to the disregard of the
ordinance regulating privies and cess
pools. The board of health was Or
,Ier-d to enforce the same.
Other routine business was trans
acted.
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The Triumphs of Constitutionalism

Constitutionalism is fast winning
its own place as the only true and
rational method of governing the
nations of the modern world. The
year 1905 promises to be memoir
able year in the history of the
growth of popular government.
Not only has Russia, the last of
the Christian natious to resist the
tide of civilization, surrendered to
the irresistible, but now comes
China, the great unwieldy China,
full of possibilities when once she
is organized and her people knit
more closely together-now comes
China with proposal for a consti-
tuition. This ration of darkness,
this nation which has kept its eyes
On the past for thousands of years,
has at last come to a realization
that it is living in the present, and
has sent out commission to study
the different constitutions of the
world, with view of adopting one
for itself.
When China yields, there is not
a single nation of consequence in
the world outside of Mohamedan-
ism which yet retains the Old idea
of absolutism. Government by the
people and for the people has
fought with government by the
monarch and for the monarch, and
has been successful. The divine
right of kings has given place tc
the divine rights of men, absolut-
ism has stepped out of the way Of
the march of progress.
1t has taken ages of untold stuff
ering to bring this about. Before
the world could reach its presen,
state oceans Of tears had to be shed
thousands had to be burned at the
stake, the inquisltlon had to reap
Its harvest, the guilotine had to be
stained with The blood of multi
tudes and peasants backs had to be
welted by the Cossack's lash But
at last the price seems to be almost
paid, and constitutionalism, synon-
lrnous with liberty. is the heritage
of the people. -Walla Walla Tn
ion.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Following are the transfers of re;
estate in Benton County for the wee
ending November 8, as furnished by tn
BENTON COUNTY ABSTRACT & It'll
Co., PrOsser.
, Harvey J Martin and VT to Lucy c Bent
ley, sw II of sec 10, twp n, 80, WIN,
consideration
Maurice Evans and wi to Jos Matthew's
lots 10, II, H. IL, II, 49, 16, II, IS and 10
OF Evans ad to Prosser, con............ Z
Louie Creswell to S A Ash NV II of sec
30, twp Z n, 80, W NJ, con.........
Addaline Hutch to Enoch Kutch lots 2,
and in blk 3, i'll the town OF kenne-
wick, con. Observation-Disclosures.
Herbert \ Hover and VT to L " Yeager
and d Ycager, lot :, blk {, town of
Hover, con. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mary Eta Wesley to VIM II Wesley, secs
s., 9 and II OF twp 10 H. r 26; n II of
1S-1026; Sc of Sc of 10-12-25; secs II, IL
and 10 of twp IL II, I %; II II and n IL
of S 1-2 of 21-1l-25; % and % of twp
II II, 25 13-l0-26; sees 7, Il, 10, 81, %, 81
and 33 OF twp IL n, r %, 7-10-27; VI ID of
NV Il OF 1902; lots l, 9, 4, 5, 6, rs,
9and 10, blk H. OF Rich's ac to Prosscr;
n II of he II and lots l and in 1924:
lot Ii in blk SO; con Observation-Disclosures. 5O(
Herbert A Hover and Mata Hover to H
F Schroeder, lots 3 and in blk g. town
OF Hover, con-. ..........
Fidelio + Hiscock to Frank w Messy, lot,
in blk 1885, First subdiy to the town of
prOSSer, con ............... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II
W Johns and VT to Trustees OF School
Dist No. IS of the Co OF Benton, frac
sec 10, twp H., 30, W NJ, eon.........
David Fl King to Portland d Seattle Ry
Co., lots l, 2, 3 and OF sec 10, and Sc Il
of sW II and the IL OF Sc Ii of sec TO-
all in twp II, q, c W NJ, con.......... u
c A Holden to Portland e. Seattle Ry Co.,
ne ii OF sc II of sec IA, twp II, Do, e
Chas f Mann and VT to Portland d Seat
tie Ry Co, II ID of NV II of sec H. twp
5 n, 70, NJ, con. ....,.... o
Michael Craddock to Portland & Seattle
Ry Co, Sc II of sec 10, twp5 r26.ew
Maurice Evans and VT to Jos Rerohos
lots u, % and Is, OF Evans ad to pros
er, con
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Boat Launched.

Yesterday afternoon the new boat
recently shipped from Portland was
launched at Hover, in the presence of
a large assemblage Of the enthusiastic
populsce. AS the pretty little steamer
glided gracefully from the ways into
the water the conventional bottle Of
champagne was broken over her bows
and she was christened the "Mata G..
Hover" May her voyages always be
prosperous.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-11-10

DUST PROOF

Coles Original Hot Blast is the cieayest
stove ever placed On the market. Our method
of removing ashes shown by cut No. l, is per-
fectly clean and overcomes the many objections
to the ash pan used in other stoves. The elbow
draft casting with its upward slant allows the
empty coalhod to be set under the draft so that
no ashes or Goals can be spilled on the floor Our
patented dustless ash cover shown by illustration
is furnished free with Nos 122 152, 1872 and
1856 stoves. 1t keeps down every particle of dust
in removing ashes, feature that will be ap-
preciated by every tidy housekeeper
The ash pans used in other stoves are too small to
hold tull "A hours accumulation Of ashes. They
are usually over filled when removed and the ashes
in the bottom of the stove dragged out on to the
carpet. as shown by cut No g You are all fam
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GerOme to Be Raised.

TACOMA, NOV. o, IJU0.
kennewick Hardware Co.,
Kennewick, Wash.
Gentlemen: | wish you would kindly
let us know il there are any idle men
around Kennewick we can secure to
work on the boat. Mr.. Clark has Just
notified us that the water is now low
enough for us to raise her with COM
parative ease, so Mr.. Todd and l have
decided to raise her at once
Thanking You in advance, l am re-
specially yours, JNO. w. COVER.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-11-10

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Cleveland's Baking Powder
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School Bonds Sold.

The bonds recently voted Tor the pur-
pose OF erecting 4 new school building
have been sold to Morris Bros. of Port
land the money will be available as
soon as some minor details are concluded
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-11-10
HappY Joe.

Joe Ne:son, who Went out to Kenne-
wick. Washington, last spring. arrived
mere last Friday. He LETT Kennewick
ABOUT Oct. !, and had been near AIinot
1or several weeks.-Griggs County
Sentinel, C0operstown Nd