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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13

ered people in an ugly mood over the
accident----Business men of Chica 90
seek to settle the teamsters' strike
Strange disappearance nj Alon3o r.
Wilmington. 4 we'll known Canton
| (MassD farmer--No immediate Eros.
pect of Improvement in grain exports
President Roosevelt given warm
reception at Fort Worth. Tex; train on
way to hunting ttleship
Minnesota launched at Newport News
Sixteen thousand births in New
York in four months--Baptist mis-
sionary union receives 100000 from
Observation-Disclosures man produces
| $4,000 roll Of bills in New York court
and lawyers tainted.
MONDAY, APRIL 10.
Critical clash between Russian and
japanese fleets may be going on IN
China seas: Russia's admiral appears
| to have played shrewd tactical trick on
Japanese OppOnent-After fasting 80
days. Mrs. Eliza ]. Pickering dies at
Nantasket, Mass. aged SS-Score Of
persons seriously burned during fire
| in Sipe theatre. Kokomo. Ind: caused
| by ignition of n roll of cellulOid films
used in operating moving picture ma
| chine-Twenty-hve members Of troop
h. Fifteenth cavalry. in the guard
house at Fort Ethan Allen as result Of
disturbances following pay day. while
as many more are Badly de-
composed body OF unknown girl about
u years old taken from canal near
Merrimnck mills at Lowell Mass
| New schooner Arthur James of Glou-
| cester. Mass. which sailed on maiden
| trip for the southern mackerel grounds,
returns damaged after LAYING been in
| collision-Body of Miss Susan l..
| BabcOck. daughter of DR.. -. G. Bah
cock, pastor of Methodist church at Mil
| ford, \. H.. found in meadow just
| off Mount Vernon road; died from ex-
posture while temporarily insane
| Fifteen we'll known men in Oregon and
| Washington indicted in land fraud
Icases--Gencral Clusters flag is in pos
session Of q Wyoming man in Paris
Major +. dc l.. Darlington Of Manila ia
he court Roosevelt fin.
ishes trip through Texas and is Off fol
hunting grounds Virginia woman
poisOns children by mistake and kills
| herself
| TUESDAY. APRIL II.
| Mystery surrounds whereabouts of
Rojestvcnsky's battleships, which are
known TO have separated from rest of
Russian fleet: United states cruiser
Raleigh. with torpedo boats. ordered II
China sea to see that neutrality laws
are maintained at Philippines by Rus
sian and japanese heets--Suspicion
that l5-year'old girl found in canal AT
Lowell, Mass. was murdered
Freight and passenger trains collide
near West Rutland, Vt. five persons
hurt and both locomotives wrecked
4. l.. Jewell, Boston real estate broker,
fails for nearly $3OO,0Nl--Ram Isl
and lighthouse, of Portland, Me-. In
commission---Sec0nd 100000 coming
to Baptists from John ID. Rockefeller
-nr. Lane resigns az superintendent
OF the Boston insane hospital--New
York's epidemic OF meningitis dying
out--Strike at Boston and Maine
shops Mt Concord. n. H--Strike at
Slippery Rock coal mines, Sharon, Ia
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13

Trial of \a! Patterson at New York
postponed fer a week--More weavers
return to Granite and Davol mills. Fail
River: haif looms running-Mor.
mon leaders son says Latter Day
Saints are true to Preside MT Roosevelt
--Arizona sheriff accused of murder
ing captain of British ship OF Pitcairn
island in 1902 Hebrews plan ma
tonal jubilee in commemoration OF
landing of forefathers at New York
Manila street railway open for traffic
commissioner Garfield in Kansas
ready to begin oil gation--At.
torney General Moody carrying on tight
against peonage evil--Coufiict be-
tween Comptroller Tracewell and Sec
rotary Hitchcock over shipment for ir.
rigation work---Supreme court over.
rules interstate commerce commission
in suit against Lake Shore railroad-
Supreme court holds that portion Of
Alaskan code providing for jurles of
six to be Observation-Disclosures
Plantation company has hearing be-
fore postofice department; decision to
be announced later-Sharp fight be-
tween Moroccan troops and forces of
the pretender-New Brunswick NOV
ing to extend government. ownership Of
railroads.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL IL.
Admiral Togo's feet in battle array,
awaiting exact location Of fleet under
ROjestvensky; Japanese close port OF
kelung, FOrmOsa. to nations Of the
earth--Band of six alleged green
goods" operators captured at New York
Two Boston politicians sent to pris-
on for perjury In connection with nat
uralizatiOn-Four children burned to
York lawyer reported in jail in Guate-
mala City-Maine waging vigorous
warfare against brown-tail moths
New York photographers will not re-
new arbitration agreemen:-Uniden
fled victims OF BrOckton disaster buried
at Melrose cemetery--Signs that con-
dtions at Fail River mills are fast be-
coming normal againt--First catch Of
mackere this season made by schooner
Veda NJ. McKown OF Gloucester
Supreme courts decision against the
New York Central in the Muhiker case
involves other claims amounting to 49,.
900 0OO-Text of CastrOs reply to
Bowen received at Washington
Western land cases called in the fed
eral court ut Helena. Mont--NO
change expected in the reduced freight
rate plan for governments shipments
Supreme court to hear arguments on
New Works franchise tax, involving
500 900, ON--West coast Of South and
Central America appeals for lower rates
ON the Panama railroHd-Former
Assistant Secretary OF Navy Hackett
speaks against present tendency to
build large navy-Serious epidemic OF
meningitis in Prussian Silesia-
Gloucester schooner Tattler held by
Canadian customs authorities-Esti.
mate Of $4,000 deaths from earthquake
IN India last week-Baron do Estour.
nelles de Constant speaks IN French
senate in favor Of European disarma.
ment---Presidpnt Morales OF ssnto Do
mingo says aid Of the United States
IL necessary to ave the republic
German emperor earnestly advocates
intsrna tionai conference on Morocce:
sultan likely to accept
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13
MONTPELIER.

+ members of the State board of phar-
before they went to their homes
rsday announced that four OF the II
ldat.s examined on Wednesday pass
uccossful examinations and that one
be- four was II woman. The names Of
Fucccssful candidates were suppressed
pr justice to those who failed to pass,
of whom will try again. One OF the
en- who took the examinations was
G. y. IIanscom of Manchester, \.
Who. since the death of her husband
and "a half years ago, has conducted
Idrug business in Manchester, has
examinations in Massachusetts,
lc. Connecticut ana Vermont. 1T is
Mrs Hauscoil led the class on We'd
fly ANA there is little doubt but what
Will receive diploma from the YER
board.
$. Bruce Mcdonald went to Warren
nesday night to carry to her parents
sad intelligence received by her that
body of Alanson +. Stoddard her
her, had been found 1T Starkwcather.
b., where he went from Warren three
ago. MIR, Sloddald had been lum-
lg during the winter aud lad Just
to StalkWcathor for the summer
body was found with 70 bullet hole
h. breast and foul play is feared. The
Tins were brought to Warren for
al.
g horses attached f. tho East Mont
hcarsc ran two miles with the body.
child in tine hoarso ard were stonpod
he foot of CLAW hill in this city win
amauo dono. cxc,ut 10 the feelings of
,nourn,rs. rhc horses started TO run
rs /, G. cunmins tho driver WAS
ing into the Cutler cemetery. and Gro
gr,,t CONSERVATION as they plunged
tho hin. The driver rotraccd hi,
ia tho ccmotcrv and the funeral WA
Noted Mrs Albert Nelson. niothor
bo dnod child c1intod when the horses
hut was som restored 10 conscious
kc Jury in tho rv-Collins case
disagreed and II fool, tbom A hours
20 60. The verdict was rendered at
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13
uAYsvILLE.

Misses Helen Boutwell, end Bessie
Wyman return to Goddard Seminary
this wcck.-Andrew Harrington return
or from Boston Saturday nght.-E. F.
Russell, superintendent of the Wester-
dale farm, West Woodstock. was a
guest at A. w. Billiards. the first Of the
week. While in town he purchased An
drew Itarrington's fancy matched pair
of horscs.--Frank Porter has gene to
rlaremont, \. H.. where he has work In
n machine shop.-Nlrs. Sherwood of
Gardner, Mass, is guest ut the home
OF her brother. Burnett Goodale.-Miss
Maud Mason was home from Boston a
| few days rcccntly.-Mis.; Mary Leonard
| has returned to her work in Pcnacook.
| N. H.--1homas Jacobs has gone 10 Pom
fret to work.-Mlrtn Hudson of Wind
scr arrived at Melvin Davis's MONDAY
| night for a visit George Adams and
| Mrs. G. +. Gould received the sad news
| on Thursday Of the death of their step
mother Mrs. John g. Adams, at hcr
home in Swampscott. Mass. Her re-
mains were brought to South Pomfrct
whore tic funeral was held Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams attended.
-Instead of the regular topic for the
| Christian E.ndcavor meeting next Sun
day evening there will be q revival con-
sccraton service, at which oac!; active
member is requested to respond in an
awcr to roll call by brief prayer, or sug-
restion concerning ihc best way to have
n revival, preferably the prayer. Miss
Harriettc raegart will lead the meeting.
Amber. only child of Sidney and Nellie
Stoddard died at Ter home in P!ttstield
Friday night after long illness with
consumption at the age of 16. Until
| three years ago her life had been spent
| in this town where she had many
friends The Rev. ]. W. Miller went to
Pittshcld on Monday to attend the fun
oral also Mrs. Clara Ballard and Miss
ilarricttc Taggart to sing. The remains
were brought to Mount Pleasant ccmc-
tery.-rhe many friends of Il. T.. Will
son will be glad to know that he went
to Montpelier on Monday to consult Or.
Chandler in regard to his throat. He
diagnosed the case as laryngtis in
stead of paralysis as had been fcarcd.--
The young people of the Methodist
Sunday school are planning to render
the exercise easter Morning" on Eas-
ter Sunday in place Of the regular
preaching service as the pastor expects
to be absent at confcrencc.-A very
pretty wedding occurred at the home of
Mrs. Charlotte Leonard Wednesday
April at o'clock, her niece. Miss
Daisy J.. Dean being united in marriage
to james Wheeler of Barre. the Rev.
i. Foster of Bethel officiating. The
house was prcttily decorated with cut
flowers and the bride was very sweet
in her dress of white They left i'm
mediatcy for their future home in
Barre. where Mr.. Wheeler is In bust
ness.-Mrs. Wheeler life has been mostly
spent in this town where she has host
of friends.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13

of miner> % .u.lct.. I:icler coalheld,
pennS y!vaEia aVertcd-Greater Pitts
burg bill passed by both branches of
gslature: ROW goes ~ governor
strikes in Lake copper regiCn quiet:
calumet and Ilccla plan: may close if
strike Notwithstanding Cobb of
Maine and his partners called to court.
to answer charges of Violating pro-
hbitory law--Criticisn of curricu-
lun at naval academy renewed-In.
sufficient appropriation may delay
work Of canal construction-W. c.
Fox succeeds Director Pockhill Of the
Bureau Of American Republics
King of Italy to open agricultural con-
ference. May 2S--King Victor EN-.
manuel visits the German emperor at
Naples--Defeat OF Unionist whip stag
gers forces of Premier Balfour--
Privy Councillor Rosen appointed Ger
man minister to MorOcco--Emperor
Francis Joseph fails to settle troubles
in Unconstitutional ruin in In
dia caused by earthquake--Servian
marauders lynched: Turks take ad.
French people believe King Edwards
visit to Paris has bearing on the Mo-
roccau situation.
SATURDAY. APRIL 8.
pr. Robert Thompson. charged with
counterfeit1ng on several counts. found
guilty in federal court-Presilen
Roosevelt accorded hearty welcome at
San Antonio. Tcx--Suspicion Of foul
play in connection with death of David
X. Phillips, reputed millionaire OF
Swampscott Mass. dlspellcd when
medical examiner held autopsy and
found no evidence Of ioul play
Nurse at Boston city hospital contracts
ccrebro spinal meningitis while at
tending patient suffering from, that dis
easc--COasting schooner George and
Albert wrecked Oh Com0rant rocks, of
Tiyerton. H. Commission of OK
perts which examined into the recent
wholesale collapse of partially con.
structed buildings at New York repor,
that in every case collapse was directly
due to materials and Workmanship de-
clarcd to be in fragrant violation OF
building cOde-Luthcr c. Brown, for
merly employed in money order de
partment Of IIaverhill (Mass) post
Office. charged with larceny Of $20Oi
from mails, sentenced to one year IL
jail--Because the management dis
charged stableman for not carrying out
orders, 300 miners in employ OF AGA
dian Coal company. Westville. n. 5.
quit wOrk-Little doubt that When
complete extent of earthquake disaster
IN India is known tho death roll will
reach into thousands.
SUNDAY. APRIL 0.
Battle between Russian md Japa nest
fleets momentarily expected; Rojest
vensky's squadron passes Singapore
Togo in waiting-Stephen Goldman
rich clubman, weds Miss Mary j. Sulli
van, a nurse. at BOston----Six incen
diary fires at Boston, one Of them In
Boston and Maine property In the Fitch
burg yard--I'he situation in the ia
| east discussed by the academy of pc
ltical and social science In Philadel
| phia-----MrS. Reader Of New York sue,
| Haggin Mining syndicate for $G,Wk,,
| OOO--Four hundred persons believe,
| to have been killed by collapse of new
| reservoir ut Madrid; lOU bodies re:ov
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13

J returned last week from three
ms visit among friends in Wcstwood.
/, and vicnity.-Mrs. William Pal
lis very sick, being Il great sufferer
a severe attack of pleurisy.-C. NJ.
hrdson was in Montpelier on business
h few days the fore part Of this
$. W. Livingston has moved his
fhold goods from -. O. Joslyn's
! to the old church building at Iras-
for storage. Learned con-
critically i'll with very little I'M
'mcnt.-C;corgc a. Somcrvillc. who
quite sick last wcck with the grip
d on the streets again,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13
WINDHAM COUNTY
WESTMINSTER.

Walter 5. Miner has sold his farm to
s H. Ncwcomb of Bellows Falls and
expects to locate in Cuba.-W. V. Farr is
painting and papcring his house.-School
opened Monday.-Thc Gasolcnc engine
works are running full force.-rhe season
is backward.-W buyers are numerous
and are Offering % cents and upwards
Tobacco growers are making their beds.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13
READING.

The school directors for this town
Z. NJ. IIoadly, r. o. Wells and Arthur
AMEN have held a meeting and chosen
Mr. Hoadly as chairman ana Mr.. Wells
rs clerk TIE board OF directors have
ais" appointed Mr.. c. NJ. Lawrence al
superintendent of schools.-|he spring
term OF the schools in town will open on
Afrii l1'-Mrs. A. NJ. Morgan. who has
l"eh spending the winter with her
daughter In Maine has returned home.
Miss Eliza Townsend isreccve,ing from
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13

an attack Of the grir.--Mr. and .. s.
Holden have moved to Pcrkinsville, to
the deep regret of their many friends
in this town-Scwell wilkins had the
misfortune to break bone below the
ankle last week. Tho accident occurred
ut the sawmill. the carriage hitting
him.-Mrs. Bertha Watkins and Per
Icy Vittum of Irieldvllc were united
IN marriage last week OH Thursday az
ternoon, at the home OF the brides par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Otis baldwin. the
Rev. G. II. Psnnoycr of Springfield per-
formed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Vittum will make their home IN tho
house owned by Mr.. Frank Nason.-E.
T.. Cross of Springfield has hired the
house owned by A. f.. Locke OF
Lexington, Mass. and recently vacated
Ivy Mr.. Holden ard he has moved into
tie same.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13
WATERBURY.

| cars on the Mount Mansfield Flee
|ailroad are meeting with consider
trouble OWING to the clay, which has
ID down on the track.
|c cottage prayer meeting of the ~
6iurch will be held on Friday even
lat the homo of George Smith or
kg Hin.
ISIS Bertha Conant has begun work
IRIS. \. Il. Green's millinery store.
larlcs Root has returned homo from
Ivorl< in a hotel at Ormond. Florida
Inn Belts of stowe has begun work
be hospital.
a. BurlciGh, who has been i'll foi
hal weeks is Improving.
Arnold has begun work at the
rican House.
G. Mcadcr has finished work a
hospital and gone to his home il
VS. Falls, ~ Y.
IS RoXa Chase OF Bristol is ;
h at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
fge Dale.
Erwin Cooley has sold his place oil
.oosi>i street to +. l.. Griffin; con
'ation, $1,000.
SIS Clyde Moulton has begun worl
lie hospital.
rs. NJ. y. Grant is spending Il few
IS in Chicago.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13
WARREN.

+ body Of y. =. Stoddard reached
MrndIY afternoon from Stark
her, y. D.. whore he WIS found on
street with II bullet through his
/. 1t is said Mr.. Stnddard has set
his business. sent a check to his
r. Mrs. Bruce Mcdonald of Mont
+ to pay his life insurance and went
gun store purchased IA revolver,
h was found near his body. The
raj services We're held Tuesday the
Mr.. Barnes of Waitsiicld oniciated.
Cmcnt tool: placed at the village
Ftcry.-Waltcr BaClcy died tuesday
tiug after 4 long illness Of rhouma-
and other troubles combined. lie
|bcen spending a few daysat William
time ard was much respected by
Miss Ida Tucker of Bristol is
ding a few days with her parents
land Mrs. Joseph Tucker
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13
HOSIERY.

New natty and up-to-date.
With the low shoe the Hosiery
question is of Importance.
Tan seems to be the key
note as to color. We have a
good supply in the various
shades to match the popular
russell shoe.
Plain and Fancy seamless.
Lace Lisle.
Embroidered novelties.
Fancy Openwork.
Hose to suit every man.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-13
GLOVES FOR EASTER.

Correctness in style is the
most important feature to be
considered by the natty dress
err. Look over our line Of Han
sen Gloves before completing
your Easter wardrobe.
Correct in style.
Perfect in fit.
And in all other respects
stand second to none.
$500. $l.2s. $500.
NECKWEAR.
Keep an eye open for our
Easter neckwear window. We
shall show a large variety of
the light and delicate shades,
in the very newest patterns,
made Of REPRO Silk. Will
not crease or fray.
Come in and examine our
line.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-20
Notice.

To SHAREHOLDERS IN CASCADE Ca
NAL COMPANY:
The Trustees have fixed the main
nance ana service fee for the ensuing
lrrlgallng season at II. -. a share. Six
" per cent Of this amount must be paid
at the time Of making application for
water and the balance evidenced by the
note Of the applicant payable Novem.
Der J, 1903, bearing interest at eight
per cent per annum from its date and
secured to the satisfaction of the pres.
dent. The cost OF tapping the canal is
=. % for each box one foot or less in
width and LOO for each additional foot.
This must be paid at the time Of max.
ing application for water. All applica-
tlons and settlement for water for this
season must be made before May |, 1906.
Yours truly.
RALPH KAUFMAN,
f lensburg, I l0-'O5. Secretary.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-20
About Rheumatism.
f lensburg. I 1000.

There are few diseases that infict
more torture than rheumatism and
there is probably no disease for which
such varied and useless lot of rene
dies have been suggested TO say that
1t can be cured Is, therefore, bold
statement to make, but Chamberlain's
Pam Balm, which enjoys an extensive
sale, has met with great success in the
treatment of this disease. one applica-
ton OF Pain Balm vii relieve the pain.
and hundreds of sufferers have testified
To permanent cures by its use. Why
suffer when Pain Balm affords such
quick relief and costs but tribe:
For sale 10y Owl Drug Store.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-20
Wedding Bells.
TAGo;-TAlI.OR.

\ number Of friends and relatives
gathered at the home of tie brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Taylor, on
South Pearl street 10 witness the mar
iage Of their daughter /eia u Mr..
G. Wilmot Tagg. After the ceremony,
performed by Rev. Frederic c. zee, e
company sat down to an elaborate we'd
ding supper. Mr.. Tagg and bride will
make wedding trip to Michigan to
visit the old home The young couple
is well known in Ellen,burg and have
the best wishes of large number of
friends for their future.
WRGGHT-GILMOCR
Wedding guests assembled at the
residence of Mr.. Spencer Wright TO
witness the marriage of Mr.. Lester
Wright and NJ ISIS Ona Gilmour. Thurs
day evening, April 10Th. The bride
and groom were accompanied to the
altar by MIR. Huston as best man, and
Miss Wright as bridesmaid. Rev.
Frederick G. Lee made the happy
couple one, after which the company
partOOk of Is well-served wedding sup
per- We wish Mr. and Mrs. Wrigh
much JOY through the future.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-20
The Suit
$l.O().

Mrs Hall. who spent the past win
ter with her daughter. Mrs. Joe Girard,
of Spokane. is guest of her daughter
Mrs. j. =. Flynn, thi, week.
w. +. Patterson of l}lewett, came
do"n Monday to meet hi, sister and
husband, who are ont on trip from
the east looking over the Pacific coast.
The O O F.will celebrate their seth
anniversary on Tuesday April 18th in
their usual ex'er sive manner. All
odd Fellow, and their families are
cordially invited to attend. Program
TO begin at 5 o clock
Easter viii he observed at the Bup
list church next Sunday morning and
evening The evening serice will be
under the auspices Of tho Sunday
school. All Interested are invited to
attend these services.
Prosecuting attorney Mires denies
rmphatically that he advised the com.
mi,1ioners IN regard to awarding the
contract for printing. He as in Nor,h
Yakima the day the award was made,
how could he havr done
The many friends of Lois and Nellie
Mason. daugh' +, OF Mrs f. II Mason,
the music teacher. Will be pleased to
learn OF their appearance here with
the Williams opcr" company, Monday
and Tuesday, April "a, and p.
There will be some special Easter
Music morning and evening. Topic for
he morning, "Who is this that cometh
from Edom: "Eveuing The Honest
Doubter." Before the evening sermon
there will be ten minute talk on
General Grant" April 9th being the
anDiversar! of his birth.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-20
Additional Local

The Lady or the Tiger:
The Lady or the Tiger?
r. c. Ackey visited in Seattle this
week.
Rev Lee went over to Seattle on
business to day
Assessor Kenney made visit to
Tacoma TUESDAY.
Died April 18th Raymond Bernard
infant son of Mr. q Mrs. +. y. Pearson
George Champie has the contract
for $1,000. co residence for Olaf Han
son.
+. D. Warner went down to Topper
ish Wednesday to buy a carload of
seed potatoes.
Don't forget company &c" Easter
dance, April 24th. a good time j.
anticipated.
Ed Cheney sold 80 acres OF his ranch
few days since to Jens Sarrensen.
Con ,ideraton $1,000.
The fire on Second street w d sday
morning wiped out some old buildings
That were no credit TO the town.
Rev. Willis +. Pettibone i'll preach
at the Divert schOolhOuse next Sunday
afternoon, April %, at 3 o'clock.
hudson G. Hubbart, who will have
charge of the mineral exhibit at Port
lind, was in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Pearson, and
daughter Pearl expect to leave soon for
an extended visit in the old country.
Payne & Simpson this week shipped
to Mrs. j. +. Catron of Walla Walla,
four boxes of apples, raised by John
Catlin.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-20
Rheumatic Paines Quickly Relieved.

OF rheumatism and >clatlca are quick V
relieved by applying Chamberlain
Fam 'alm. The great pain reliev-
ing power of the liniment has been the
surprise and delight OF thousands of suif-
erer,. The quick relief from pain
which it affords is alone worth many
times its cost. For sale by Owl Drug Store
Pasture for horses and cattle, 81 90
per head per months at Fogarty Ranch.
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