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per cent; Broadlawn, 80 per cont; Col
gate 1875 per cent. Decreased Mel
rose, p per cent; Carpenter, 3 per cent;
Willow Lake, 8 per cent; Finley Village,
6 per cent. No change made in Prim-
rose and City of Hope.
The value of cattle two years old was
on motion placed at $500 and increased
and decreased in the various assessment
districts as follows Increased West
field, 40 per cent; Sharon, 40 per cent;
Enger, IA per cent; Golden Lake, 4 per
cent; Finley, 40 per cent; Franklin, 3 per
cent; Sherbrooke, l per cent; Edendale,
II per cent; Riverside, 8 per cent. De-
creased Beaver Creek, 5 per cent;
Primrose, 30 per cent, Melrose, 10 per
cent; Carpenter, Is per cent; Willow
Lake, 10 per cent; Finley Village, 90 per
cent. No change made in Newburgh,
Easton, Greenwich, hugo, Broadlawn
and Colgate.
On motion adjournment was taken
until 1:3O p. M, same day.
AFTERNOON SESSION..
The County Board of Review and
Equalization reconvened at 1900 4. m.
All members present.
The value of cattle three years old
and over was on motion placed at $1,000
and increased and decreased in the va.
rious assessment districts as follows
Increased Sharon, 2 per cent; Enger,
y per cent; Golden Lake, l per cent;
Finley, "a per cent; Glendale, 5 per
cent; Finley Village, 2 per cent. De-
creased: Beaver Creek, 4 per cent; Prim.
rose, 9 per cent: Sherbrooke, 3 per cent:
Melrose, | per cent: Riverside, 10 per
cent; Carpenter, II per cent: Willow
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Sherbrooke. N. OAK, July 5th, 1905.

Sherbrooke. N. Oak, July 5th, 1906.
The Board of County Commissioners
convened at 9 o'clock a. NJ. pursuant to
adjournment. Members present, g. o.
johnson, K. S. Sulland, K. A. johnson
and II. N. Horner.
On motion K. s. Sulland was chosen
temporary Chairman. Minutes of the
meeting of July 3rd, 1905. read and on
motion approved.
On motion the Chairman appointed
H.. N. Homer. K. A. johnson, G. O.
johnson and himself as a committee 1o
check up the accounts and records OF
the County Treasurer, which work was
taken up until II o'clock noon when ad
journment was taken until l:3O D. m.
same day.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board reconvened at 100 u. m
All members present.. Gray taking
his place as Chairman.
After completing the work in thu
Treasurer's Office, the committee report
ed that they found the cash, account,
and records satisfactory, and the com
mittee was discharged.
The Auditor and Treasurer we're or
motion authorized to prepare and have
published in The Hope Pioneer a finan
cial statement of the County for the
year ending June Both. 1906.
On motion the Auditor was instructed
to advertise for bids for furnishing thu
County with 20 tons of hard nut coal
to be delivered in the cellar of the Court
house not later than November LIST
1905; bids to be received up to 3 O'Clock
p. M. October End, 1905.
On motion duly seconded and carried
the Treasurer and Auditor we're an
thorized and directed to transfer $4,000
from the penalty and interest fund tc
the bridge fund.
Mr.. II. Savage appeared before the
Board and asked for abatement of 3
part of his assessment in Sharon Village
for the years 1904 and 1905. On motion
the Chairman appointed Fl. N. Horne]
and G.. o. johnson as a committee TO in
vestigate the matter.
The committee that was appointed to
inspect site for grading on line between
sections % and 81, Greenwich twp, hay
ing madet their report, it was on motion
ordered that an appropriation of $4,000
be made to assist Greenwich twp. in
grading ON line between sections % and
81.
The monthly statements of fees col.
lected by the Clerk of Court for quarter
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T. o. Schjeldahl, cash advanced
c. G. Anderson. bounty on

T. 0. Schjeldahl, cash advanced
G. G. Anderson, bounty on
one wolf 200
T. 0. Schjeldahl, cash advanced
E. Moe, bounty on one wolf
and three cubs. 500
p. o. Satire, cash advanced for
Ostage go
>. MCPHERSON. cash advanced
for postage, express and cart
age......... ........ ....... lo.A4
J. o. Collins, care of gas plant
three months and work
around county building. 49,. 1880
Walker Bros. & Hardy, books
and stationery $3.50
o. B. Olson, board of prisoners. 1926
The Herald, books and station
7. e G' schjeIaahl, cash advanced 0':40
The Fargo Bridge and Iron
Co.; part payment on bridge
contracts. t. o 90
l.. l.. Finstad, board and care of
Mary Hanson, county charge. 67.oo
D. T.. Olson. board and care of
J. Olson, county charge...... 34.oo
A. X. johnson, board and care
OF Mrs. .Osten Johnson, coun-
W large. 0Z.OO
M. p. Hegge, groceries. fuel and
clothing furnished J.. Syyer.
son. county charge 1857
w. E. Elliott, Sheriff fees and
mileage. 1900
L. A. Hasselquist. mileage visit
ing schools. CLIO
L. A. Hasselquist. balance due
on salary for the year 1904
that had been refunded to the
county,. 1000
L. A.. Hasselquist, cash advans-
ed for postage. 1888
On motion the Board adjourned until
l:3O p. M, same day.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board reconvened at 1870 D. M,
all members present.
X. S. Sulland presented Treasurer's
receipt for S72.45 and made report of
old bridge lumber sold in Enger and
Primrose twps.
On motion the following bills for TAX
ing the census was allowed
T. j. Hanson, Franklin twp,
$l1.o4 allowed at. .......... s5.o4
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ending June Both, 1905, amounting to
$lO9.25 was on motion approved.
The monthly statement of fees collect.
ed by Register of Deeds for quarter end.
ing June 3Oth. 1905, amounting to $685. q
was on motion approved.
On motion the Board adjourned until
9 o'clock a.. m, July 9th, 1905.
S. MCPHERSON,
County Auditor.
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CROP LAND.

We usually have on hand good
Land at reasonable prices that
can be bought with small cash
payment and the balance on the
crop. payment plan.
BROWN & DANSKIN,
AtFirst Rationale ankof Hope,
North Dakota.
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Lake, 9 per cent. No change made in
Newburgh, Westtleld, Franklin, Easton,
Greenwich, Hugo, Broadlawn, Colgate
ano City of Hope.
No change made in the assessed value
of work oxen.
(Continued Next Week
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Frank Gray, Carpenter twp. 3.76
A. X. NybO, Willow Lake twp. 4.68
s. l.. lngeson, Colgate twp..... GOO
j.. Omdahl. Broadlawn twp,
Sl2.lo allowed at............ 6.7o
G. D. Slingeby. Riverside twp. 400
A. r. Baker. Melrose twp S7.26
allowed at.... ............. 4.26
L.. N. Wood, Hugo twp........ Ala
J. M. Lofland. Edendale twp. 4.74
Henry Munson. Greenwich twp. 4.26
w. S. Henry, Easton TWP. $3.50
r. J. Still, Sherbrooke TWP. 5.58
Thos. Evanson, Primrose twp. 6.84
Ole Leraas. Finley twp........ 4S4
%. Moe. Golden Lake twp...... 1862
H.. o. Haagenson, Enger twp. 900
Andrew Nelson. sharon twp. S.:38
I. II. Ulberg, Westtield twp. GIG
+. G. Brunsvold, Newburg twp. 1o.26
3. G.. 3istline. Finley Village. 6.34
3. r. Walden, City of Hope..... 1852
The bills OF The North Dakota Ineti-
tute for Feeble Minded at Grafton.
$4,000, annual deposit for clothing for
Gunild and Marie Hadland, was on mo-
ton allowed.
The report of the Board Of Health was
on motion approved and bills ordered
paid as follows:
DR.. w. H. M. Philip, quarantine
ing, etc 5000
DR.. H. Bacharach, q%uarantin-
ing, Observation-Disclosures. .32.4o
DR.. Al. Heimark, quarantining,
etc......... ............ 1900
Ma. Couron, board and care of
small.p ox patients, $28l.8 80 al
lowed Observation-Disclosures. s3.l5
G. o. Johnson. attendance
Board of Health. Soc
C.S Shippy, attendance Board
of HEALTH. SEQ
On motion an adjournment was taken
until 9 o'clock a. M, July 9TH, 1906.
s. MCPHERSON,
County Auditor.
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Nos. 81 and 62 are daily Except Sunday pas.
senger trains.
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S%herbrooke, N. Oak, July 9th, 1905.
The Board of County Commissioners
convened at 8 o'clock a. m. pursuant to
adjournment. All members present.
Minutes of the meeting of July 5th.
1905, read and on motion approved.
AS a County Board of Review and
Equalization the following oath was ad-
ministered to the several members of
the Board.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
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Yellow Fever Breeders.

yellow fever is Il 1ilth disease in its
origin, and therefore sanitation is one
of the sureSt safeguards against its
development. When New York was
affected with yellow fever hundred
years ago the epidemic WAS confined
almost entirely 10 i section of the
city along the water front visited by
West India vessels. where the condi-
tons were extremely unSanitary.
The transmission Of yellow fever
germs from the sick 10 the well by
mosquitoes was proved in Havana by
experiments five years ago. Guided
~ this Knowledge, the physicians in
lie yellow fever region are directing
their attention to tie sanitary condi-
lions first and aftcrward to the mos
qultoes. There are over 200 varieties
OF mosquito. lut only one which bears
yellow fever germs. If female Of
this bread bites yellow fever patient
har blood becomes innoculatei with
yellow fever bacteria, and these are
transmitted to the next victim she
bites. Tho yellow fever mosquito e.
ISIS only in certain places. and outside
of tie zone which 1t iuhabits there IS
no chance for the propagation of vel
low fever under sanitary conditions.
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A1c E1IlectS Oh fOFtStS = pun climate
At a recent session of the German
Meteorological society DR. Hening dis
cussed the influence OF forestry and
especially dcforestation upon climate.
He says:
whether forests exercise a perceptible
influence upon the climate is a very old
question. and even today il is not definite
Is settled. In many countries u dry ing
up OF the climate has occurred, which IS
shown perhaps most stril,inSly in almost
,he whole of Africa. That decreasing has
assumed constantly growing proportions
in almost every part of the world is stil
more apparent, The climate Of Greece,
where today only Is per cent OF the area
is covered with forests. has deteriorated.
An Increase OF temperature and decrease
Of rain are noted, compared with ancient
times. especially IN Attica. which WAS
thickly covered with forests 300 years
ago and where hardly any rain now falls.
while the heat in the open air attains Il
degree v.hich would make the Oiympian
games almost an inpossibiity similar
condition exists in the peninsula of SsHai.
where thousands. Of years ago the peonie
of Israel lived in . iuXuriaut and fer,ue
country and where today only forcstless
deserts abound. Palmyra, also once
f1ouflShlnS o.SlS IN the syrian DESERT pre-
scntS today only Il desolate waste of
stones and ruins. In Mexico, where the
Spanards cut down the forests IN the
mountains. droushts changing to dcNas-
tating floods are TOW noticeable, especial
" in the vicinity of the City of Mexico.
In upper Egypt. where only 100 years
ago rain was abundant. drought now usu-
ally prevails. In Algeria. where since the
middle of the last century the forests
have been cut down on Il large scale. dry
weather has increased. and in Venezuela
The level of Lake Tacarigua, to which
Alexander Won Humboldt drew attention,
has been lowered in consequence OF de-
fOrestation.
nr. Hening notes that the influence
Of civilization upon climate and the
soils productivencsS is not confined TO
the matter. of deforestation. II cannot
be denied. however, that dense forests
favor moisture and prevent the drying
out of the soil to Il considerable de-
gree. At any rate, decreasing for in
duStrial and agricultural purposes is Of
growing and OF universal importance.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE

For sale at bargain--2 acre ranch in
bearing orchard. l., mile west ofsP. o.
on WASH ington avenue. See HIS. Barn
hill, r. O. hoxl45. city.
S3200-l0 acres > miles from post
office, 400 trees, house of 4 rooms,
small stable. Terms, ; cash.
Bousquet & Holm.
$40O0-10 acres. / l., mile ont. acres
in S-year-old orchard. Terms reason.
able, B0usquet and Holm
S3000-7G acres, GO acres good farm
land, 40 acres in cultivation, l25 trees
) acres III alfalfa, acres in timothy.
l., mile to rural mail. mile to school
9 miles from city Team wagon. hack
two COWS, hogs aud farming imple-
ments all go with the place. FERNS
cash Bousqnet and Holm.
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FOR SALE, MIScELLaNE oUs

Light double work harness, second
hand, cheap. Apply Western Union
Telegraph Office.
Hous ahold goods ana sewing machine
for sale Mrs. A S. Lindsay. So: z-..
All kirds of empty barrels and kegs
at the cannery.
Gold Filled Watches, American
movements Warranted 10 years, S.. -
Guaranteed as advertised. Amori-
can Watch and Jewelry Co. 9O8 First
Avenue Seattle Waslh. Give us a trial.
Encyclopedia, Britannica Werner
Edition, % volumes, good as new, a
chance for a professional man. Cost
$500. Will sell for $50 cash or $l.0O
down and $500 a month for -
months. Address Y, World Office.
Get up-todate job printing at the
Daily World office. New press, new
type, high grade work.
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HELP WENTED MALE

Wantel--HXperiencei subscription
solicitors. Apply at the Daily World
Office.
Wanted-A man TO travel with
horse aud buggy to sell safes n far
mers. Liberal contract viii be made
with right party -Address Z. World
Office.
Neutrality-suspicious. in every
town III North Central Washington,
including the counties OF Douglass, O.
kanogan, aud Chelan. Address World
Publishing Co, Weuatchee, Wash.
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JUDGE PARKER AND THE NEW
YORK LIFE.

YORK LIFE.
Alton B Parker, Democratic candi-
date for the Presidency last year, has
this to say regarding the contributions
made to the Republican national cam
paign fund by the officers of the New
York Life Insurance company:
Their acts were unlawful and their
purpose corrupt. They intended 20
have the money used, as it was, in
corrupting the electorate.
The charge of corrupting the electo-
rate has been made before. Mr.. Bryan
made it the morning after election of
1896. He has made it repeatedly
since.
But neither Mr.. Bryan nor any other
disappointed office-seeker has been able
tn point out single state ana show
that it was bought show that, 10y
the bribery of any body or class of its
voters, its electoral vote was taken
from the Democratic candidate and
given TO the Republican candidate.
The reason is that 10 such thing has
happened. The charge that it did, 50
often reiterated by Mr.. Bryan and now
echoed by Mr.. Parker. is monstrous
slauder on the American people as a
whole, and on the Democratic voters
in particular.
The technical unlawfulness of these
contributions from trust funds must
be admitted. But let any mau who
has dollar invested in any security,
or in savings bank or il life iusur.
ance policy, put himself back in 1896
and think what woaid have happened
had MIR. Bryan aud his his followers
succeeded.
The country would have gone from
a l00-cent dollar basis TO "a 50-cent dol
lar basis The value Of every invest
ment and saving woald have been cat
in half There wouI1 nave been UNI
veIsal disaster.
The public MIND has been SO poisoned
by the teachings Of tie Harvey school
of currency agitatoIs thar millions Of
voters have been unable to think
straight ont the question at Issue.
To change thjs condition and avert
national disaster an enormous cam.
paign of education was necessary.
The men OF property who provided the
money for that campaign We're exer-
cising in way the right Of self de,
Tense.
If the situation had been normal
if the country had had two great
parties, either OF winch could be trust
ed at LEASE not to destroy its welfare
such conduct on the part of the true-
tees would have been inexcusaDle. But
the situation was not normal. There
was only one party which could be
trusted. And no men saw more clearly
that this was true than the Demo
Gratis Of whom Alton B. Parker is a
type. Let Mr.. Parker remember what
he thought and did in 1896
The World holds no brief for any
Insurance officials Many of them
have been wasteful and negligent, and
some possibly criminal. But i'll chons-
ing the less of two evils and helping to
educate the voters TO defeat at the
polls and repudiate panic, they were
Gel tainly defending themselves and
those women and children tor whom
they were trustees.
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FOR ExCHENS 6

Will exchange for farm or ranch
property in Chelan County, Wenat
chez valley preferred. lots 30xi 40
each on the corner of 24th ave. and f
He en- St, Seattle. The property Is
located in Madison Park addition, a
fine residence district north Of Madi
son ST. and adjoining Capitol Hill on
the east. There is on the property 2
z room house all modem including
gas and electric fixtures. The prop
erty is valued at 50. 700. Address \ .
B., World office.
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roR saLr--clrY PROPERTY

1925 food from hoasa, plastered.
Terms cash. Bcu>quet aud Holm.
SlI00- Groom house close to school,
Lot. 50yl50 City water, Is Young
trees. Terms casa or will trade for
small ranch, Bousquet and Holm.
S350-4-lo0m house, lot 99x300 one
block from Stevens school Terms
cash. Bousquet and Holm.
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England discovers with alarm that
the cotton crop in her colonies is be-
low the average ION account of climat
ic conditions" England has not learn
ed that Il crooked statistician with Il
fountain pen can make the cotton crop
as big as desired without reference to
climatic conditions.
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The Missing Link IN Airships.

4 lie -FA4S1staSg A<AA II AKA ~ H-HL ssSe
The most successful of The recent eX
pcrimcuts in sailing through 'he air
have been made with machines model
ed after the bird III manipulating
those machines the automatic preserya-
lion Of equilibrium is the great de-
sideratum Tie aoropIane is liable to
be overturned in amy direction. and
Unless The aerondut is able to recover
hi; balance instantly and subc0n
sciously he IS ut the mercy o. tue
winds The flying bird is liable to be
overturned in u similar way.
Automatically however. Ivy means of
impulses sent TO its nerve centers the
bird is able to right itself. Is it posi-
bic. then, to put the steerer of an aero
plane in the position of the nervous
center of Il bird: The cycliSt who has
learned to ride has attained something
of this kind. BY movements of ham
die bar and body he automatically and
subconsciously corrects the tendency
of the machine to fall to this side or
that.
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When all otter questions shall have
hoen settled by the sbill and genius Of
President RooseyeI5, it will he up to
him to iron out the ugly wrinkles il
the civil service law.
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The man who was sentenced to kiss
his wife every day at 4 recent police
court trial has become reconci!ed to
The punishment and to The lady who
brought the action as well, I'll praise
to the scion who inflicted That sen
teuce!
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ATTORNEYS

r. ". Cutts-Practice in Federal
and State { o Irts. Phone Farmers Pas
c.. L. Holcomb prac tees in all courts
Farm loans made at lowest rates.
:. Crass& ,Corbin. Special attention
TO probate law. Office over L q NJ Bank
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American colleges have opened the
1905 term with a larger attendance
than ever before. There IS pro per ty
in education "a in every thing else.
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Special Excursion Rates Lake Cheian Fair.
to be Held at ahelan September 4. q. 23
The Columla ana Okanogan steam
boat company will make an excursion
rate of fare an one third fbr the
round trip from all stations to jChelan
Falls and return. Tickets on Sale 60
ing, commencing Sept. goth ind good
returning not later than Sept. 25th'
1905.
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. When Citizen j. "a reaches the
Caucasus, ia his journey around the
world, be viii feel as thoroughly at
home as when addressing The fretTul
Democracy OF Chicago.
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PERSONAL

GoldlfFilled Watches, American
movenents-Warran II years, Sc 10.
Guaranteed as advertised. Ameri-
can Watch and Jewelry Co., eos First
Avenue, Seattle Wash. Give US a trial.
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HELP WANTED--FEnfALE

Hilc your help by IA small classified
cd III the Daily World.
Wanted-A COOK at the Columbia
hotel Apply at office.
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FOR LEASE

Brick Store building 90 Wenatchee
Ave. Good location. Fixtures for
sale For particulars apply Bousquet
& Holm
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WANTED TO RENT

Wanted-A six or seven room house
with modern improvements. bath room
centrally located. Apply. Permanent,
World office.
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WANTED, MISCELLANEOUS

Picking onions and potatoes at can
merry.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Classified ads cen.s line each In
sertion, minimum charge 10 cents.
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UNDE RTAkE rs
VETERINARY SURGEON
J Jew ELRY

Genuine American watch i'll 20-yr.
gold flied case. Warranted. $3.50, at
Thomas the Jeweler.
Gold Filled Watches, American
Observation-Disclosures 10 years, Sc. 70
Guaranteed as advertised. Ameri-
can Watch and Jewelrv Co. g0S First
avenue, Seattle, Wash. Give Us trial.
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FOR RENT

Rent: rooms on Mission st Get for
small family without children. close
10 Whitman school house. Reply, f..
Boz 81 CITY or the World.
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LAuN RES

First class hand laundering. Schill-
ing Home Laundry. Farmers Tel. 433
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The ancient London bus" with its
picturesque and highly amusing driver,
is being driven from the street by the
motor cab, with its preoccupied and
tacitErn mechanic at the helm.
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The Indian Territory won the high
est corn award for it's exhibit at the
81 Louis worlds fair When it comes
to raising high grade corn the indian
Territory is l. T. and no mistake.
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SAFES

WE carry the largest stock on the
Pacific coast. Norris Safe and Lock Co.
Seattle, Wash.
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GENERAL CKSMITHlNG

Ross Brothers, Wagon Wors, Rubber
Tires a speclalt-. Band Saving.
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Entered as second-c class matter at the
Postoffice at Wenatchee. Washington.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-13

everything In Enameled and Granite
Ware will go on sale Monday, Don't miss
this It's an opportunity of a life time.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-13

THE RELIABLE STORE.
Hardware Hardware

THE BIG SALE AS ADVERTISED ON
BLUE, WHITE AND GRAY ENAMELED
WARE AND GRANITE WARE WILL
OPEN MONDAY MORNING