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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02

After several weeks Of hon
est, fearless aad active work by
the contestants in the Piano
Contest. the contest closed at
4 p. m. Tuesday and the ballots
turned over to Judge J. w.
Bell, Judge Robert Meriwether,
j j. Brown and Prof. ]. F.
Rogers. The counting was in
open session with friends of
interested narties present.
The judges gave ont the fol-
lowing result:
Miss Anna Noien. 46l 120
Mrs. T. 3. HAYDEN, 272 $50
Miss Bessie Willis. 141 793
IF there was a happy girl this
side of Kingdom Come when the
result was announced it was the
energetic little 49, ear old,
Miss NoIen. upon who con.
gratulatiOnS were showered by
both hackers and the friends of
the other ladies.
AS there was only one piano
and it could not be divided by
| three, il goes to Miss Nolen.
We frankly admire the pluck
and energy displayed by the
other contestants up to the
last moment.
AS Mr.. Rouse was unexpect-
edly called to Jefferson City
Tuesday eve, we are not posted
as to whether or not there are
to be other favors and under
the circumstances can say
nothing until we hear from him.
upon his return.
We hereby thank the con-
testauts for their work in the
interest of the paper and their
friends who stood by them so
nobly. and hope that their
friends will become our friends.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02
ITEMS FROM FARMERS
OF Farmers, For Farmers And Pertaining
To Farmers.

m IN DllShS1 vi DuSuuCll, Liz
has moved to the Spiker farm,
known as the J B Thomas place.
Illinois people always get the
glad hand from Missourian's.
Hugh A Ford sold a nice
bunch of hogs to John. Ken
drick.
Frank Weibel and family, of
tsouthwest of the city have NOV
ed back to near Milford, Iowa,
to be close to ma and pa.
Mike Long, OF Macon county,
has moved to the Hendrix farm
near Hassard.
T B Hayden has bought a
span of mules from James Ut
terback.
Thursday Manning Elliott
bought II head Of cattle from
Sam Sandifer, from WI Nc
Leod, from Fl l Lear, 1 from
George See, 1 from W P Young,
1 from George W Kidd, from
Elias Tooley, and a COW and
calf from D S Sharp.
| Benz G Moss will try d dlvis-
ion of the time between city and
farm once more. AS soon as tn e
weather will permit he will
build a nice home, just one
halt block north of the line of
city on the gravel road in Mari
on County.
Joe @ Kiucaid will have a sale
8 miles south of Bellville,
March 8.
Jason Brown is moving this
week to the John GreathouSe
. farm near She'll.
Do not forget to attend the
Joe Kincaid sale March 8
If you want Col W T Youell
call him up at the DEMOCRAT
Office or Wood Bros drug store
FOR SALE; Some extra good
draft hUrses and Mares, also
some thoroughbred Short Horr
bulls. GEO, W TooLEY. t
Mules For Sale.
A few spans coming 3 and
: year old mules, broke to work
If. MADDEN BROS
HORSE MEN
The time is near when yol
will want Horse and Jack Bills
Your friend the DEMOCRAT
would like to do the work fol
you. If you bring it to this of
fee it will be done for you il
first class shape and we will ap
; preciate the work,
Remember the DEMOCRAT would fix
to print your Horse and Jack Bills.
a For Sale l Span of gooC
mules. Well broke coming 4
s yaars old. Is to 15t hand
3 high. Enquire at Fant Youni
5 farm, South Main Street.
For Sale.
Team of work mares and Sc
, of harness, cheap. o. W. Col
u gate, Huntington, Mo. If.
= For SALE A good worI
horse, will work any where an
is gentle.
SO. JASPER HENDERSON.
: Some black seed oats fo
O sale. ]. W. Rouse F. and M
i Phone 18.
e For Sale.
o 2 coming 3-year old geldings
t W. o. Wiseheart. Phone F. an
U M 30. If.
i Tom Ben Hayden has sold
span of mules to A s Jayne.
ID ,JR Spiker has bought 2 yea
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02
ABOUT THE CHURCHES.
interesting News Concerning the Differ.
ent Denominations.
This Column Closes Promptly at 9 a. m.
Each Wednesday. Don't Forget it.


Each Wednesday. Don't Forget it.
Rev. B. E. Diggs. OF Gales
burg, Ill.,, is in the city with
friends made here when he wa
Rector of st Jude Church.
Macon, Mo-, Feb. 28.-There
were 30 conversions at the M.
e. Church South, Sunday. 1t
is said to be the largest record
ever made at a revival here.
The Rev. J. E. Beown, a young
evangelist, who was converted
by tile Salvation Army in Ar
kansas several years ago, is in
charge of the work The main
and lecture rooms will hold
over a thousand people, but
many are unable to get in.
Night of March 81, the floor
OF the Fleet Street Methodist
Church New York gave way
and killed 13 people and wound
ed so more or less seriously.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Rev. 1. W Keithley will hold
Quarterly Meeting at Ely Sat.
uIday and Sunday and will
preach at Hassard Sunday at 8
O'Clock p. m.
FIRST BAPTIST.
1. w. Read, Pastor.
Subjects of sermons for
March 1905.
MARCH 5.
II a. m. Houses and Homes.
7:90 p. IN. The Wrong Foot
First.
MARCH 12.
II a. m. A Hero at Eighty
Five.
7:90 p. m. Under the Search
light.
MARCH 10.
II a. m. Fragments.
7:30 p. m. Down Grade.
MARCH 26.
II a. m. Men Who Got Rich
by Helping Others.
7:3O p. m. Disobeying Sig
mails.
Every one welcome to these
services. Boys and men are
especially invited in the even
ing.
The ladies of the church will
hold a "Mitteu" Social at the
home of Mrs. James NJ. John
son, Jr. on the South Side, or
the 10th inst.
HOLY ROSARY.
Rev. FIR. John Lyons viii
conduct services at the HOLY
Rosary Church at 8 a. m. Sun
day and at Brush Creek at Il
a. m.
Lent begins Ash Wednesda,
9Th inst. There will be an
o'clock service and later a ser
mon and distribution. of ashes
Friday, way of the Cross,
benidiction of sacrament ant
sermon.
~a>.. ST.. JUDE.
Sunday School at the regular
hour. Services by a layman a
tIFS1rA0i, r, hoursa; gqs@ ash sol
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02

Representative Harrington,
of Adair County, has introduc-
ed a bill to compell members to
be present and transact busi-
ness. He said: The legislature
has been in session forty-two
days and cost $40, 600 and that
the five biIlspsssedleost $2s, 600
each, It is hard TO get a con-
.stitntional majority. Y !. ~.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02

Mrs. Adal oainlah OF Gales
burg. Ill.,, delivered al interest.
ing address to the Court Of
Honor. Monday aight. t"''a"'nn1
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02
means your dollars worth or
your money back.
VIM. A. SULLIVAN, Cash ClOthiGr

There is logical conclusion for a
the success and development of the
Clothing Store. Goods bought right,
goods sold right, customers treated
right leads to nothing but success in
business. Logical, reasonable; has
always been the case and always will
ha
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02

The demogogical bill remov-
ing the self-criminatiou feature
of witnesses, and IN violation of
every principle of free govern
meut since the days of King
John and the Magma Charta in
1915, A. D., was buried for good
in the senate Wednesday. We
are pleased to know that our
own senator, Frank W. Meal
lister, lead the fight on this in
famous measure. There were a
few senators who voted for it,
who knew better, but had not
the courage to withstand the
criticism of the narrow hypocri
sy of the present day.-Moberly
Democrat.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-02
VIM. A. SULLIVAN, Cash ClOthier

We don't assess our cash custom
ers for accounts made by the dead
beats of this country, or losses Incl
dent to the credit business, but give
them their moneys worth-make their
dollar long with the very best goods
TO he had
The daily tribune., 1905-10-03
NEGRO MURDERER
KILLED BY A MOB
Troops Sent Out by Govern
or Fail of Purpose.
Man Accused of Numbering
sConditt Family Esca pos From
Mob and Shot 10 be-.Au

Houston. Tex. Dot. S-The presence
Of troops at Edna has stirred the peo-
pie to . great anger. Tho leaders Of
. mob early this morning wsre sill
dstsrmi lined to capture Monk Gibson.
fugitive negro. and torture and burn
him At the stake. Tho governor
ordered ont the troops to prevent this.
Toward noon horsemeu were dispatch.
Cd to call in ths posse who were on
foot. and mounted rangers took up
the search. Over 1000 people partici-
patsd In the hunt. Gibson 10 accused
Of numbering the Oonditt family.
No trace Of Gibson had been found
up 70 10 O'Clock .. m. Some believe
the negro died In his hiding place
from wou.ds received from the ofiioera
while making his escape.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-03
Daughter, Of confederaey

6an Francisco. Oct. 8-The nation
sl oonvsntiou In session hero Of the
United Daughters Of the Confederscy.
representing all Of the southern ststes.
10 . notable gathering. There are
several hundred delegates. represent
Ing the wealth. intelligence and
aristoofaoy Of the south. Elaborate
entertainment hes been provided fol
the visitors who will remain hers
daring the greater part Of the week
The daily tribune., 1905-10-03
Senator Burton's Second Trial.

st. Louis. OCT. 8eThe second trial
Of United States Senator Burton Of
Kansas. was called In the United
States court here today. Many de-.
partmsnt omoiss from Washinstno
are here 70 testify. The present trial
10 on . charge Of entering into IN
agresmnst 70 praosios before the exc
outivs departments Of the govern.
msnt. whioh 10 distinctly dsscribsd
In the stasutss - IN indiotabls oRsnse.
The charge 10 bassd on the fact thst
o600 va paid to Burton 10 this city By
An ALLEGED 'sss-rioh quick" oonosrn
thas employed him 70 protect its bust.
mess in ths post once.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-03
Wyoming State Far.

DouGlas. Wyo.. OCT. S-Douglas Il
crowded with visitors - seldom be.
fore In the city's history. The oooa.
sion 10 the Wyoming STATE fair. whioL
opened today 10 continue until the
end Of the week. The fair 10 . not.
able exhibition of the mineral. oil,
stock ing growing. hortiosltural and
misunderstanding industries Of tbs state.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-03
To RAISE Lumber Prtess.

6svAnuah. Oot. S-Ths Georgia
Saw Mill aasocistion mes here today
10 agree upop . schedule Of increased
prices on ell grades Of lumber By the
sssooiation. The abnormal demand
now existing for lumbsr. coupled
with The short supply. 10 given - tbs
reason for shs increase iu psios.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-03
FANCY BIoYoLs RIDER :

FANCY BICYCLE RIDER y.
N. Jones, who elaine 70 b . member
Of the staH Of the New Yesk world.
and . isuoy and trick bicycle rider Of
note. 10 IN the city ssroats arSssd
the world. The gsntls1as eiainl
shas hs will give . fsss sshihisias ~
morrow svsnipR on Maln osssst Il
front OF The TYibsns o1lso - Ha1.
lev Mercantile %. sssss. -. jessl
sAys hs bsA . fall II 0al 1nhs or
The daily tribune., 1905-10-03
HUGE KArrLER KILLED-J.ss

HUGE kATTLER KILLED-Jsss
- the sasta " passenger train wss
polling into Portland VI noon today
the ssction foreman was On bis knees
pattipg . tsp on . bolt in one Of The
steel rails. Hearing . rattlins noise
hs Looked up and cav . huss rattle
snake ooilsd upon The track tstvssa
the rails in two fest Of bin rsa1y -
strike hin. The seotioa boss 5uDpe1
asids. allew Ing the trails - paD sftes
which hs siilsd ths TaatlsT WITH .
boasd. Abe make was several eest
Isue asA hsl 1fssss rsttlss - his
MI. showing thas II We - slA.tinsf.
1hs ssahs was 3sss II fssas = ~
AsstlasA 1spet. ~ hs ns1s tessib1s
AGhs Agaisss his antaoseasA
The daily tribune., 1905-10-03

Fort Worth. Oct. 8-Reports resoh
here this afternoon from Edna saving
that Monk Gibson. the negro muir
deser. was overtaken BY . posse and
fiddled with bullets.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-03
Sent to Isolation Hospital.

Cincinnati, OCT. 8-Anothef big Dc.
tachmsnt Of yellow fever refugees ~.
rived here today. They were sx.
mained BY the board Of health and
two were sent to tho isolation hos
pital.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-03
Insurance Caused Defeat.

Glen Falls. N. T.. Dot. 81. A.
Kellogg . large policy holder will
bring suit against the New York Life
Insurance. company because the funds
paid BY II to the republican Nation.
al campaign committee, caused the
defeat Of KelloRg, democratic
The daily tribune., 1905-10-03
ONLY A TENDER suD-A i

ONLY A TENDER BUD-A liz.
tie daughter came 70 the hone II Mr..
and Mrs. James Dsncaps yssesfday
aftsYDoep. but this world was too
rossh for - tender bad snd q I
o'clock today the iittls one wss trsna-
plantsd In that world above. Mr..
anA Mfs. Dupcans wall have the
unpathy Of tho entire oomnsnity.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-03
GOT TWO pEER-HarrY Yi

GOT TWO DEER-Harry FitsssT.
rell. N. z. Hall. ". L. CTippsn and
J. Wynn Davies returned yesterday
aftern from . hunting trip near
Aosoa pas. They went from here
loaded for deer and got Il. Harry
Fitzgerrell killed one that weighed
1856 pounds and Mr.. Hall shot another
that weighed 235 pounds. Every body
osn now eat deer meat.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-03
ROB A
@PiSsENG[R TRAIN
Great Northern is Held Up
Near Seattle.
Two Boys Beating Blind Take
Advantage of Hold-up to
Rob Passengers and
are Captured.

Seattle. Wash.. Oct. 8-The Grea,
Northern passenger train which lsf'
here eastbound last night was held N
BY bandits ten miles from this place,
and the express car blown open with
dynamite and the safe cracked. Oves
100 shots were exchanged BY the trails
crew and the bandits.
Two boys who had been riding tkS
blind baggage, ~ SOON ~ the hold up
begun. entered the coaches and wsut
through the passengers. They wsss
both captursd The train was fiassed
BY the bandits. and whom tho train
slowed mp two men climbed over ths
tender and presented rsvolvers ~ the
beads Of the trainmen and .ompellsd
shem TO stop. The express and bag.
gage cars were cut loose and psllsd
aboat 800 yards away from the main
train. Two Of the bandits forced The
engineer and fireman 70 como down
ont Of the cab and 90 70 the sxpress
car. whore they demanded that the
messenger open the door. This he 70.
fused to do. A torpedo was placed
In the door which exploded tearing IL
down. The safe wss then dypamited.
the robbers secured the contents and
made their escape. Tho of8cials say
that tie Amosss was smsil.
that shsy were simply stedffn4 sastD
and never saw the bandits until After
the hold-up began and the idea 10 rob
the passengers never occurred 70 them
until thas time.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-03
Two Motormen Killed.

Youngstown. o., Dot. S-Two
slbusban trolley cars collided In fog
49, morning near Struthers. The
two motormen we're killed outright
and many people injured
The daily tribune., 1905-10-03
JoTTINos ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

ANOTHER sON-Nr. and Mrs.
Frank Ebb are the proud parents Of
another son. who arrived early this
morning.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-03

LADIES OF @. A. RCTbs
Ladies' Of the Grand Army will meet
with Mrs. B. Grssser, 40 Locke
avenue. Wednesday 2:So p. N. All
members are expected 10 b present.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-03
n. u. LADIES AID-will m,

with Mrs. ". A. Bennett, li6 Wssl
Front street, Thursday ~ $3.50 p. y.
All ladies' OF the church are urged 70
be present. Come prepared 70 ssw.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-03
seious for several hosfx
the pablo 70 witness his pszfornanos.

1urnituFs and piano DevinG MIL
lar. the 'trsnsfer man." corner Front
and Pixies Peak avenue. o.H
The daily tribune., 1905-10-03
WATER BASIN The city VI

WATER BASIN Tho city today
installed . new oast iron water
basin on Santa Fs avsnss under the
shade trees near the Florence Steam
Laundry for the bsnsnt Of the ranch.
men who come 70 town with their
teams. This will b. . great con.
vsnispcs and will meet the approval
Of everyone. The 1lorsnos Iron
Works manufsctsrsd the castings and
they are . credit 70 thss institution.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-03

We teach everything except cook
ing. I. O. 8. Office 26lk Main St.
Canon City, Colo. 25.tl
The daily tribune., 1905-10-03

Attend the convert In the Pfssby.
terian church nsxt Thursday night.
A.2s
The daily tribune., 1905-10-03

Remember the oyster supper BY the
juniors ~ the Baptist shufoh. Fri.
day evening. 36-3s
The daily tribune., 1905-10-03

BOX Social" at Baptist ohurcl
Tue.day evening BY the Young Pso
pies society. 26.S
The daily tribune., 1905-10-03

Prot. Nswsll. wife and Min GheafsF
will appear under auspices Z p. 8. O.
Z. in Prssby tsFian church Thursday
night. 3<.3o
The daily tribune., 1905-10-03

The Baptist Juniors will ssrvs oys
tszs In tho smaller loom Of ths
church Friday evening. 26.3,
The daily tribune., 1905-10-03

candidate for congress. He believes
the money he paid into the New
York Life wAs used for his own
defeat.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-03

The Young Peoples society Of tbs
Bspsist church will give . "box
social" Tuesday evening - ths
church. 1871
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-08-17
EAST BOUND


WHILE there are many things il
Ellensburg open to crltlcl>m manl
things done that should be left undon'
and many left undone that should be
done. vet. all in ALL she i, no worse of
than hundreds of other towns, and far
above the average town OF the PaclhC
coast. It's true that we do not a >et
or think alike: the main object is per-
haps the same to all. but the minor
points. branches. routes, ETC.. and Just
how to get at the object is largely or
what we disagree. But with al Our
talk. hrag. buster and vapOrin1S. We
will venture the assertion that there
are more happy and pleasant homes
co1tented homes-accordin TO p0pu.
lation. in Ellenshurg. than in any
other town of like size in the state. OF
course, our sidewalk and street grad
inrs are poor, but wear by year "a the
city grows large and Weather and
commands money, our sidewalks grow
better and more substantial, our street
gradings will be improved, until bye
and bye both will be source OF
pr de to every resident within our cit,
limits. cities. like individuals. can dc
a great deal when they have unlimited
sources to back them up. bnt whei
poverty strikes either. with outstand-
Ing obligations due, and with nothin.
TO paw or do with. it is hard to do an!
thing. 1t is much easier to find fau
than TO c0rreat the evils. ANYBODY
can find fault and grumble, but no mar
can do thing VIII hout something to
do with. We talk about our council.
men having bonele-s spne>, etc, why
bless your soul, there are certainly a
big lot of spineless mol men in tllen>-
burg aside from the council. Human
nature is the same the world over and
in all ages: self is the whole push, to
use slang phrase, and it is but quite
natural for each individual to do what
he thinks Will eventually be benefll
financially to him or his. Very lew
men in this day of greed, averice, com
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-08-17
Summons For Publication

In the Superior court OF Ki,,,,.
state of Washington. county
Johh H. SmithSon and Henry peb,,.
ms VS. Louis j. II. KuSters and ,ha paint
helrN OF Patrick o, Lynch. dec.o,.a ."Anosn
me State Of Washington to tho ".,
heirN OF Patrick 0. Lynch. deceased d.,a' "aoNa
fon' and each Of you. nre ber.h, 'eHuans
" appear within sixty DAYS after ~. aoned
the hr't publication OF this ,ummon~ u'eo
"l'hlh Sixty days after the 9Th dav ~, ,' Wv
ana defend the above entitled .c,ion !, !"
court aforesaid. and answer IN. oo"
plaintiffs and serve copy Of your ,nsr" .'n' 0
'he Undersigned attorney for plain,ira won
once below stated; and in case n, .. nh
10 90 so' judgment will be rendered avain., "a''
according to the demand Of the comr,o,..m
mas been hlcd with the Clerk OF soid co,... 'H~A
The object of this action is toou,.,..,
certain real property situate in M. IVY, "e
Town OF hllensbnrs' in kitttas COUNTY .,a,.'.
washington and to exclude the said d.,.. '@
from any interest or pretended in,.,.., =,
II. J. sNIvELY
Attorney for Plant.
T.. o. Address Ellensburg, Kit,,,a. o,a" 'u
Washington. iu,v
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-08-17
Patriotism of Peace.

There : Il patriotism of peac" which
. war Ihde''' "'''o'! tens - 'ha'
"u'fe one government ""' peg" "c-
d''iiiiH"e' ~ 'orr"p''"h' " u'h Goo'
'''|'"' "''' gar" '"''' ''N'' OIL "a
'''IIo Of" '""' W pea. '"'H ''"N' w"
''oI I" """'oIr''' 'i''''"''' r'Nl''''
any = 'I'N ''"c u O"' E''"' ''''e'' "'"
We re safe III say 'h3 o""'l "h'N are III
same "ahT'F' "H''' :" IT," "' l"e So
ca''e' better 'I''h'"' interest tne'"'
o'I''@ III ''c l'"p''' p''''o'N'
They permit things 10 toe run by an
other element, who demand of those
elected that they toe served even II the
public interest suffers. II the official
refuses to prostitute Ia, trust lie l.
put ""''r ,"e ""A vi ''e'r "I'"P'''"Na'
""' = "'N"'l ~" nun "''''"- "'"''
ever AFTER nat - II 'hI' cIa>' Lave
th'Ir ""H' "'" '"'H usually 40
I'r""-" '"' "''""'O 81 goo" CIT '|'h''
''"' ''iCe III Il ""'l' '"' WIFI" VIII" 81
th' people "rd'h sweeps lH''h aside
1t Is time DOW and high time, that
This spirit should exist and every good
citizen take lis stand against the pow
ev OF corruption. Many men are eager
to 20 to war aud give mp their live, for
their county, but Will not take the
which governmental polite, have their
birth. Every voter who Is Interested
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-08-17

WE have been asked il there was Il
single ordinance in F.llensburg that
is. or ever has been, enforced Ask
the city marshal; that is his business
to look after. We have troubles of our
own. However We would guess Il ing
of bu,tcrmilk that there are more ten
to-one. not enforced than there are en-
forced. city ordinances, like house
rules, are broken pretty often and
even totally disresarded by the max
ers. Really now. don't you think there
would he big kick coming If all our
ordinances were enforced to the letter ?
Don't all ai,sw' ut once.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-08-17

binationS and trusts. care to do a
thing solely because it is right or in
the pa bic'S interest, when present.
or in the future, it Will not be dollars
in their pocket. Vet We fully believe
there are some left who would do such
a thing. They put the general pub
lies good above that of any individual.
We wish There were more of the same
kind. The country would he better oil
if there were no other kind.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-08-17
Nothing on the Market Equal to Ch,mb.,,,,
Collie. Cholera and Diorho.. p.n.A, "

This fact is well known to druc,i.,.
everywhere, ard nine out Of ten iii
give their customers this prepar,,;o ~,
when the best is asked for. M NJ.
Wilmer, prominent druggist al Inv
lin. Mo-, in circular to his customs,rp
says: There is nothing on tho m,rI.,
in the way OF patent medicine which
equals Chamberlain's Collie, Cbul.ra
and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel com.
plants. We sell and recommend hi,
preparation" For sale by Owl Du,
Store IVY
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-08-17

AND now that The DAVIS is en-
Urged and ample space j. afforded 10
give more Of the better class Of neW-.
such a, the peop" d">ie, devoid e
any trashy or SENSATIONAL stun that
finds lOdgment in too many country
papers in the patent "lu-ld"' or cont
sides or plate matter that i worse
than useless There j. class of mat
err horticulture aud agricultural
that is at all times staple with our peO.
ple and this class Will he made Il speci-
Il feature of with THE DAVIS. The
pattern department for the ladies viii
tlSo be continued, bat our strong forte
will in the future Il, in the past. hc in
Giving our readers The local new, in "A
reliable and truthful manner. n, we
learn it. While We may not he able to
rather UP as much "Stuif' called local
news as some others, what we do
gather up. can. as a rule, be relied on
as correct, readable and reliable news.
OF course. at times we may be m,in-
formed or mSlead, but it is our honest
intention Of serving our readers vii n
fresh, reliable and readable news. -
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