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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-09

"The newspaper maker who has the
courage to defend a corporation" the
Waterloo Reporter says, 'is usually
branded as a tool, who has sold his
soul, as we'll as his influence to the
god of greed"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-09

iowa University students have ac-
quilted Iago of the charge of murder"
But exactly what good that will do
Iago now is hard to define-Richmond
NeWs-Leader
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12

Henry Schwarzwalder has bought the twelve
story apartment house The AristOn on plot 76xl4O
feet at the northwest corner of 55thst and Broad
way The total consideration S00!OO0 He will
remove the Turkish baths in the basement and
make other alterations to the building w.
Miller & Co were the brokers.
Thomas Dimond has purchased, through Thomas
& Eckerson, from the Fischer estate, Nos 147 and
l49 West S2d-st two four story houses 50xlO6 feet
between Broadway and 7th-ave. The plot adjoins
his parcel No. 137 to 1s5 West S2d-st.
The parcel Nos. 147 and 149 West S2d-st. was re-
ported last week to have been sold to the Pennsy-
vania Railroad.
The Charles +. Noyes Company has sold for the
various to client of its Office the three five
story business buildings Nos. lis and 12O Maiden
Lane. with the IL" No. 1872 PearI-st. These three
buildings surround the southeast corner of Maiden
Lane and Pearl-st.. which contains only about LOCO
square feet. They plot Of 5000 square feet
with total street frontages of about sxthree feet
The buildings well rented on shCrt term leases.
William Cruikshank's Sons, in conjunction with
the City Real Estate Company Nos SO and 81
Maiden Lane and Nos. IS and 90 NasSau-st.. sur
rounding the southeast corner of Maiden Lane
and Nassau-st, with frontage OF 80 feet in Malqen
Lane by Il feet in Nassau-st. The city Rea! ts-
tate Company is thought 10 have represented Ile
Mutual Life Insurance Company in the deal. Ine
insurance company is a large owner in the block
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
AUCTION SALES TODAY

BY Joseph P Day; 5theve. corner sOth-st 25s11OO;
Sstofy and basement br st front dwg voluntary
4 & 9ad-' igs # W Of Central Park West 28x1O2 q
a., 81 rt GWs n; voluntary SALE $50
ave- W cor 4Ith-st 43xS5 3 story fr ten hs p w
Bahrenbu[g agt 4 P Schussler ct al; Thompson &. X
H6tysi a ID IfuaX ref; dover; 164 166 I2Gth-s q
M aC@r q Sa9Vs 36nl99lo to l85thst x31l24 1Ox5e
ano trustees agt r II Schie al; G c Kobbe atty. r
IuTy ref amt due $l1122 As: taxes ETC. S475 SO same
properly parties Judgments. action 2
BY Bryan Kennedy: 30 and 72 Broad-st " block
mont bet Beaver and Marketfed
'7f f s'P5y PEt,i 0idg with stores voluntary sale
ST. %x6S story ST frt h. store; voluntary sale:
IIot-St s. 100 fl OF 5th-ave 25x136 sxS6 7xf1O;
story n with stores; voluntary sale to 81 26hst
I7 II or l0th-ave 81 9xSS. o. story hs;
W Leslie, ref partition. '' - .
At The Bronx BY Tulius = Haas.
ave- JOB IT OF Tremont-ave 1OOx1O0 vacant; VOL
untary sale 0' Wa
oXlOO; vacant; voluntary sale
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
CLugHousE FOR A. o. II.

Acting for Captain Edward T. McCrystal
county president of the Ancient Order Of Hiber-
mans of New-York. H. Van Buren Macgonigle
architect, filed plans yesterday with Buildings
Superintendent Hopper for the proposed clubhouse
for the order to be erected at the northeast cor
ner of 5th-ave. and 116th-st
It is to be a five story hreproof structure. facing
lOOl1 feet avenue, and IS feet in the street
The avenue corner of the building viii have 4
bay from the curb line to the roof. The building
will have facade Of either granite or limestone
trimmed with decorated terra Gotta. There are TO
be balconies at the third and fourth stories, and
the roof cornice will be adorned with series OF
pinnacled piers supporting slaves The building
will have a large roof garden The main entrance
l16th-st. will have large triple doorways and be
sheltered by a marquise. The cost OF the building
is estimated at $4,000. and Patrick j. McNulty is
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
buys THE ARISTON FOR 100000
HENRY SCHWARzWALDER, THE NEW OWNER TO
alter THE BROADWAY APARTMENT HOUSE.
Thomas Dimond adds to HIS West 89dt Hodng-MGe Found
for Tro Big Parcels IN Maiden Lane

ave. five story hathouse on a plot 40X75 feet
G. Draker has sold Nos 215 and 217 West s3d-st.
two tive story tiathouses, on plot 5Ox102.2 feet
J. Landau has sold to George Brady No. 231 East
97th-st. five story hathOuse, on lot 25x100u feet
E. j. Kehoe has sold for E. Y. Jacobus to MaInda
McMulen No. 27O West 132d-st., a three story
brownstone dwelling house. lot I7x9911 feet
/. Robinson has sold to Maurice s. Hyman the
two five story hathouses Nos. LBS and l,7S7 Madi-
son-ave on plot 54x91 feet
Ignatz Roth has sold No. 234 East 13th-st. a four
story building on lot H5x1033 feet
Ignatz Roth and Norris Breundlich have sold to
u Mr.. kosloW Nos. 227 and 229 Cherry-st. running
through Nos 4s6 and 4SS Water-st. five and
seven story tenement houses plot 37l1x12O feet.
The Delaney estate has sold to Mary Healy No.
1S3 SOuth-st. running through to No. 347 Water-st
four story building. plot 1S.4X15l4 feet
S. RabnowtZ, broker has sold the six story
tenement house No. 526 East 12th-st. 25x10O feet
julius Tishman has bought Nos and Sheriff
St, two six story tenement houses on plot 50x10O
feet
The Ernst-Cahn Realty Company has sold for
Max Well to Frank b. Walker No. OlS Westches-
ter-ave;. n five story double fathouse with stores,
lot 25x119 feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12

21Sth-st n e. 4os n . Of 4th-st, soo11i4 Wake
field: Daniel Murphy Edward chapman nominal
UnIo5ls2s 95ls8se SSO2 rs n Of Dawson't lsS59S:
Th9s O'Rorke to Hugh Besiey' ~ 500
wc6stsravc. siS s. 500 II v o. aSs-s' tls SS5il2s'
I$5,o P2R Gaylord 70 Antonio
i'SthS s. 20 r - y q q ,S S Sas z1m6ash Nominal
1st-sve No S096 . $ 25.3E9l simon Epstein ee ,oo
Al to Joseph so9@9n sgS Hi sEioo ssII David Nugsnt
to stuyvesant Real Estate Co mSFs6sei eiCe54Y9
lSfhass s 9S PeiSss,dt 5S TI1 70 Xnns KrituaE
sSd-st. 4s and - East S4oks 4;lJ Il n %; 100
81 Nichoas-ave, e 1I4th- ST. AOO1Lso, SC,i
Bodne 70 Pncus Lo"enfea ana 'l'-'. 100
9th ave No 2s2 " s q MSS Bene Posner atT. ss
tate ct al to Jonas Well and ano' InoF'sase' 100
slsssO ., :. 30 .ad st 55xio0 samuel
MonlTsd to t9rTSfs9 s4I cfS i's4.'S Nominal
Lot 2s5 & map. map part Hunt Nominal
to Micbael 6 Del Papa half part mortgage SSi- 100
OoG ave " corner Of ira 90x1OO.
Simon Strauss to julius Bachrach; mortgage. 100
HSi1Pi ana 50 o.1s + 2'' Joseph m Ro6eTts Abraham
MendeIsohn and another m0ltsas I65S RenSSTdt To-
Adam Renhardt morsase ia SJ975 FsnnT
Tonei to S1xhef Tons AZ sS.s rsRs ~ Nominal
Amsterdanlave $ 241i It. ,n 3 o1 IT' 7ona: NOR
gage, 6%Sye SS5,SSS $ 2ss n Of iOOth-st 27x
AInsesIGaIr iIrt sg1,stsrianroave 3 533 It OF
1oOth-st 27 519O: Herman G. Eggers TO Solomon
wslnhandsr m0rtsags aorEsr q lslsts io2
Philip A sgt9 og :, to Se5Rs 81 Rea sss Many
Emma FeSs5TS SSG 79 oS Aimed Nominal
Hanson Abram L. Lbman ct al; mortgage ,oo
ESI9; $500 i1ai r. Of Honest OK irregular
Joseph Roberts TO Abraham Mendelsohn; y ,oo
part W9rtgsge m half 9o} q g. IoSsD6 1SS; solomon 10
,1stbs s9H S 3 2e Mes 3safo6 H. Annie Parsont
70 NJ PTang: mortgage, $l1tSOO AOO
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
GOOD PRICES FOR BAY RIDGE LOTS

A parcel of some $50 lots bounded by Stewart and
10th aves,. Slst and ath sts., Bay Ridge was sold
yesterday public auction by the Jere Johnson
tr., Company at the Brooklyn Real Estate Ex-
change. A number OF lots were sold for $3.50 each
The total sum realized was S1S5.26S. Among the
buyers were H. Jacobs. j. Griffith, J; Lynatt, W
Downing NJ Blackman, II. Nevin, j. Kampl ).
Schnitzer. w. Kurzrnok W. Wharton, n. OCon-
nor, J. Levenson, J. Free. S. Saitta- c. CoumOe,
w. Kennedy II. GOodson, X Aitchal, ]. Burge,
II. Evans c. Kane. H. Sayler b. Hills, d. McGov,
ern, A Mccarthy. W Walsh, R. Fitzgerald and
the Benioff Realty Company.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
MORE LINcoLN-sT. DEALS

William Peters & Co. have made the following
sales: one-family dwelling house, in LincOin-st.
100 feet north OF Columbus-aye,, q plot 50X1O0
feet, for Lafayette Huerstel TO William Hoz; two
family house in LinCOln-st.. 175 feet north OF CO.
lumbus-ave,, a plot 5Ox10o feet for Charles w.
Smith to William Holz and a one-family dwelling
l79th-st. near Bryant-ave.. for Charles l. Messer
q
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
nuYs LINcoLN-AvE. BLOCK FRoNT.

G. Tuoh & Co have sold for l. Sc NJ Jones TO a
speculator the block front between 1S5th and l37th
SITS the easteTly side OF Lnoon-ave being
2OgxiO0 feet. This property will be sold with a
building loan a builder who will erect six story
tenement houses. They have also sold for n. Rubin
George Epstein the five story tenement house
No L68 2d-ave.. 25xlOo feet and have leased for NJ
Ginsberg the two six story modern tenement
houses. on a plot 75xSO feet IN lst-ave., between
IO9th and 10th sts for term Of years, at yearly
of $500
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
AucTIoN SALES YESTERDAY.

By Joseph p. Day; No 81 Broadway W s. 70 II n Of
sfankllast 2x1oo to Franklin alley. ve story
agt Ellenora Sheppard all Whitridge B & r. attys
T. L. Cutting ref amount due. S141S7o 25: taxes etc
S2,55I "a; TO the plaintiff for S145.OOO
t5y KiehaTd v Harnett Co: No 246 2Oth-st s I75
voluntary SALE withdrawn 80 ~ -
At Bronx salesroom-By McQuay & Co: Union ava
1T5 IT 149th-st 275xiOO IT: vacant: yoIuntarv
sale adjourned 10 April
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
MANY DEALS MADE BY c. N. sHvRMAN.

Clifford y. Shurman and F. W. and c. H. Benner
Jr., have sold for Deyso Fuchs TO a client No. 14l
West I01st-st five story lathouse a lot 4OA1O0
feet.
Mr.. Shurman has also sold for Emma Jacobs No.
III Ridge-st., i've story hathouse, lot 25xl00
feet, and for Moses Conen No $40 East 117th-st.,
three story stable. 20xl0O feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
JOHN E. PARSONS A BUYER.

Pease Gilman have resold No 40 East ssth-
st. four story high stooo brownstone house on
lot 25X1OO feet. for Mrs. Robert Sedgwick TO John
i. Parsons for his occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS FILE

9th-ave s- e corner jOth-st. 44xsO. Pincus L0ven-
field e William Prayer: 70 CfottIieb ~ Karpas. ..
Amethyst-st. s. $50 Il Of Norris Parlx-ave
25NfOO. Herbert 5 ogden. as attorney. 20 Thomas
Scott ....-........... .................
Morris Park ave. 8 3 - q of FillmOre-st. 25z
100: 20 Marie Q and Emil a 81 Ossman 81.
7th- ave 3 whole front between fi9th and 120th
Gts. POI. 10Nt0O. the Cfermauia Life Insurance
Company t. Hyman Adelstein. Abraham Avru-
tine and Max Weinstsln. .-......
Mott-st No 81 Cecilia Dfmand % Frank Field
man and Newman Grosslnan- --.- -.-....
Macombs Dam Road. corner Gtst-st, li3.9N
90: Realty Operating Company % Barnet Miller
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
ANOTHER EAST 72psT. DEAL.

Post Reese have sold for n. s. Frankel the
four story and basement dwelling house. No. IF7
East 72d-st. 10 q client This is one OF three ad-
joining houses sold within the last two weeks in
this block.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
GETS A WEST SIDE PLAYHOUSE.

William P. Rooney has sold for Gustav FOrsgren.
to Margaret Ryan No. ia West eOth-st. hve
story fathouse, on a lot 26.exlOOS1h feet Mr..
Rooney has leased for the Radey estate for a
West 46th-st; also for J. l. Sauerwein tho store
and basement No s54 Sth-aye. for a term of years.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
sALE o. ANorHER kINe MODEL HousE

The Hudson Realty Company has sold No. "a
West lSsth-st.. a four story American basement
dwelling house. This is another resale Of one OF
the King model houses. These dwelling houses
were designed and built under the supervision OF
Architects McKim. Mead & White
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
SALE OF A sD-AVE. CORNER PARCEL

Reid & Murphy. in conjunction with n Fraada,
have sold for Isaac Metzger to John J. Friolings-
dorf. the northwest corner OF S7th-st and Sd-ave
nVe story uath0use. with stores. lot 27s0 feet
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
THE BRONX BUILpINe PLANS.

Jehersou-st, 8. 100 n 9 OF CoIuHabus-avo: two
story frame dwelling house. 2lx5O: James land
New-York City, owner William Ia VeIIe
S[S9itsGt iff61Sst i50 :, =; $500
story frame dwelling house. 21X6O; leonard
,S. owner william " no !, Ia " yes 1l e5ohitset $50
dwelling house. 21x6O: Louis Nathan ovner-
William T La Eetle. architect ............... "a
Stebbins-ave W 8 21I.1 70 n of l65th-st one story
brick store IS. AXIS. 10; Albert Mueller. owner.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
THE MUNRoE CHANGES HANDS.

Bralsted. Goodman & Hershfeld have sold for
the West Side Construction Company Jacob Axel-
rod the Munroe, a new siX-story elevator apart
Tnent house. Nos 4l5 and All West 116th-st, plot
70XlC0 feet to a client for investment
The same brokers sold the Crag5noor, a similar
house. last month.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
QUICK RESALE OF HOTEL LINCOLN.

William A White Sons have sold the Hotel
Lincoln, on a plot 1OOx1OO feet. at the northwest
corner of Broadway and 52d-st, for the syndicate
which recently bought it. The buyer is Thomas
aealy.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
FIRM SELLS RIVERSIDE DRIVE PARCEL

slawson & Hobbs have sold for Noble & Gauss
TO a client of George B. and Edward Goldschmidt
feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12

AdOlph MeTtin architect .....-..-.....-......,.
Grant-ave. 3. 1J5.14 q % Uni0np0rt R0af:
two story frame dwelling house. 22054. William
FORBES. owner, q Robinson 4 sons. architect
TOppinE-st. 3. 200 n Of fTfth-st. two two
and half story brick dwelling houses. 20xf2.
Henry Lang. owner: Rudolph Werner architect
1S4th-st. 9 q. % n e Of Meirose-ave; one story
brick storage building. f2xtO. John Hoffman.
owner; Rudolph Werner. architect .....-.....-.
2l7th-St. n s. 40 n of 4th- ave- two story
frame dwelling houses 42x6O: @ a Domidiou
owner; John y ClermOnt. architect .............
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
WOMAN SELLS TWO APARTMENT HOUSES

William Oppenheim has bought from a Mrs.
Trebing two double apartment houses, Nos ia
and ia Eas. s3d-st.. 50x1o2 feet
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

11th-ave. $. between s6th and 37th sts. for
eight story brick loft 1877 6NT5, d Williams.
owner: Radcliffe & Kelly, architects e50s
Van Corlear Place. 3. 24A3 n 0f Wicker Place.
for a Two story frame dwelling house. 2iL60.
NJ 1fcShane. owner; J Kennedy. architect 9,
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12

than turtle SOUP" Mr.. Coke has something TO
ssy about Thackeray's bette noire, Andrew Ar
cedeclzne. immortalized in "Pendennis' as Harry
Foker. This worthy. he tells US, would be warm
ing his back at the fire in the Garrick Club and
calling for a glass OF "Foker's own" when
Thackeray would happen to turn up.
Seeing the giant enter, he would advance step
or two with a couple OF extended fingers, and ex.
claim quite affably Hal MT Thackryi ntary cove!
Glad to you. How's Major DobbingsT' ana
likely enough would turn 10 the waiter and bid
him give this gent glass Of the same. and score
Il up TO yours trulyr'
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12
LITERARY NOTES.

Mr. f. Y. Lucas Is rapidly bringing 20 a con-
elusiOn those labors OF love which he has been
placing at the feet OF Charles and Mary Lamb.
The appearance OF the two volumes OF corre-
spondence IN his edition OF Lamb was noted in
The Tribune only few days ago. and now we
hear that the biography which he has been pre-
pairing may be expected IN a very short time.
Il VIII be in two volumes. uniform with the new
edition OF the works.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12

The Hon. Henry J. Coke. who began life as
MILDLY IN the British navy a great many years
age. has been writing his "reminiscences. There
IS. Of course. much information in his Tracks Of
a Rolling Stone" and equally of course, there is
plenty Of anecdOte. lie tells how the fact that
in 1871. naval commander was court mar
tailed for nogging midshipnaD flashed across
his mind when he himself IN his caIlowest re-
Tiod. WAS threatened al with a aoRging Il
looked the old gentleman In the face he SAYS
and shrilly piped out. It's as much as your
commission IS worth. sir In spite Of his ure-
yious wrath he so taken back by nv i'm
pudence that he burst out laughing. and. to hide
II, kicked me out OF the cabin" Mr.. Coke once
spent an evening with Marryat. who freely
pulled his leg" asserting among other things.
that Jonah was not the only man who had re-
posed. unharmed. in the belly OF a whale, but
that he himself had caught whale with a man
inside it. who had lived there for more than a
year on blubber. which. ko declared. was better
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12

Charles Scribner's Sons have lately imported
the fourth edition OF Baedekers Northern
France" II carries the traveller from Belgium
and the English Channel 10 the Loire. but eX-
cludes Paris and its environs. which properly
have a book 10 themselves in the German Edi-
tors incompatible series. It is scarcely neces-
sasy 10 rehearse the merits Of Baedeker. We
may simply note that this edition OF the North
ern France Is brought up 10 date with charac-
teristc thoroughness, and contains the usual
generous supply Of maps and plans.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12

City Property to Let.

A RARE CHANCE secure complete and handsomely
N equipped three story dwelling, 97th-st adjoining
Central Park West: superb condition. moderate rent
nished il desired. SMITH & CO.. Az Parz-ave.
Q0TH-sT near Pari1-aveCEogE stories & iEnEletiats
New-York tribune., 1905-04-12

Does the modern English or American reader
care anything about Dante? No doubt there are
skepucs who would maintain that the Italian
master is rarely so much as glanced at save by
specialists. but the fact remains that in the
series Of Temple Classics" alone there have
been twenty thousand copies Of Dante sold since
1896
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-05-25

"orA s.-rs, ~~rsv-, ~
switches, side tracks, turntables
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-05-25

from the state gun shoot Sunday after
noon
" \ Thomas school in district NO.
& closed Friday. His term is reported
.. very successful one with splendid
GRADES made by the pupils.
lanes Farrell's new residence Is be-
inc pushed to an early completion anu
when finished will be one among the
rho swell residences of the city.
The country base ball team defeated
the city eighth grade team "Wednesday
,f,ornoon. The score stood Is TO H.
The pame was played on the city aia-
mOnd.
u G.. Ackley received last Saturday
= 1arq bundle of sugar maple trees
which he has planted out. Dr. Mc' d"
low las. and David Ramsay also piah'e"
number. fan.
Az patti who has spent the past ie"
months working at bis trade IN VS.
len barber shop, returned TO 'n'' ''';
Sunday He will engage in farm work
for the season
n.nm,rk school closed last FRIDAY
.i,n - nicpic at Geo. MichelS. \. NJ.
WRIGHT was there with his ao'o'''o0'''
.ad 1~liphted tie pupils and Others o'
Mr.. l. r. Sinclair and son FRANKIE
Of spokane arrive" 70 day No., !" ,pT ~ e. .
fen. DAYS with her mother Mrs IT, "
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Acklcy. She will leave shortly for
California where She will spend a
month or lonver.
Tho illustrated Iootr,o -, wi,olos.
tclegraphy. given at the Denmark
school house Nav - bv Prof Saunders
was fairly we'll attended and very much
cnloved. Two instruments were set up
in the school room and MESSAGES sent
from one TO the q, her
A.. .,,.,,,, .,,a,i., ,1,,,i,,i,,.l
I,.,,.,,..,.o....... ,., .,d.,,
,,.o' 1...-l Sc
INA h.,d ,,n,,.i,.1;, 10 ,,o,,,,.oa ,,or,
the uroseut site tn 81 more Suitable To-
cation. The women have uaid for the
Ions and anpointed Mrs Nurrv as rms
tee for the societv.
Mi. D u... ..,.,.,o.o1 ho.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-05-25

afternoon at ; o'clock at the home Mrs.
Emily Hornbeck, for the purpose OF
electing officers. The members are
urged to be present.
There will be a meeting of all the
club women of the city at the Wander
bilt hotel parlors, Monday % at 2:30 p
IN. to confer will committee of the
Commercial club relative to raising a
the exposition.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-05-25
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APpLICATIONS. as they cannot
reach the scat OF the disease. tatarrh Is Il blood
or constitutional diScaSc ana IN ulucr 10 cure IL
vOu must take internal remedies. Han
Catarrh cure il taken internally. ami acts a.
rcctly ON the blood ana mucous surfaces. Han
Catarrh Cure il not aquack medicine. IT. was
prescribed bV one of the best phNSlclanS m TINS
country for years and is Il regular prescriptions
IT is composed Of the best tonlcS known, com
blnrd with the best blood purlilcrN, acting ~
rcctlV on the mucous surfaces me perfect
.rombiuati ion Of the two ingredients is what pro-
ducc, such wonderful results IN curing Catarrh.
Send for testimonials free.
Sold by drul gusts, price 'ac.
Ham Family pms are the best
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-05-25
Advertised Letters

The following uncalled for letters re-
main dead in the postollice:
II l. Alger, j Roy Bennett, Charlie
Brown, A II Burrell, j J Carmichael,
Mrs Jack Cullen, Mrs l. f Ilearn, j G
Hoyt, r. f. Lindsey, Robt Marquis,
Emery 5 pope, w Ritchie, G 7 Roberts
Miss Bessie Ryan, Wallie Stewart
Miss Gertrude Waters, } i Whelan,
Il \ or l. f. Woods.
O. HUMAN. L. NJ.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-05-25
Man Found Dead.

Tuesday dead man was Found in
stump two miles off the road to Wenat-
chee. ~ miles northeast of EllensburG,
ia section -, township 20 range 20
He was about 80 years old, well dres-
sed. some money and "A watch. Had
been dead evidently about IS month
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-05-25

Bring your chickens to the f.llens-
bnrp trading Co and get your cash.
For sale An Iowa cream Separator.
been used one month, enquire at tn 5
Office. -f'f
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-05-25
GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.

| yning. Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles.
DrUt lists refund money if PAXO OINTMENT
fai : lurur" any case. no matter Of how long
standing. IA to II days. First application gives
case ana rest. soc. If your druggist hasn't it
send hpc in stamps and it will be forwarded post
paid by Paris Medicine Co., ST. Louis Mo.
-For sale by w. j. Robbins, lots and
acre propel ty, also 10 acre farm, )
M from city, cows and farming I'M
pements, 100 acres under new ditch. /
miles from lIllensburg. 2l-tf
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-05-25
Ball Game.

CleElum VS.. Ellensburg, May 80, p.
m. Ladies admitted free in grand
stand.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-05-25
THE ATTRACTIVE GIRL.

Much Ia, been written about the Amer
icau girl and her reasons for being pre-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-09
THE WORLDS BEVERAGES.

conee'
the United States is
presented the annual consumption per head OF
credited
Oh France
and o pound
the
233
OF beer the capita
gallons gallons gallons Russia
consideration: with 800
IL gallons the
fall below
The United States Il 4S galons)
United Kingdom a. ons) a. gans and Russia 26 gal
gallon
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-09
CAFE PRICES.


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