davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-06
consuIs General and Consuls.

state-To be consuls general of the
United States:
Frank H. Mason, of Ohio, at Paris.
France: Alexander NJ. Thackara, of
Pennsylvania, at Berlin, Germany. Hoff-
man Philip, Of New York, at Tangier.
Morocco; Thomas Sammons. of WASH
ington. at Niuchwang, China; Stanley
Henry B. Miller, OF oregon, at Yoko-
hama, Japan; J. Linn Rodgers, of Ohio,
al Shanghai, China, George w. Roose-
Welt, of Pennsylvania, at Brussels,
Belgium.
TO be consuls of the United States
Cienfuegos, Cuba; William w. Wede-
meyer, of Michigan, Georgetown, Deme-
rara. Guiana; Frederick NJ. Ryder, of
Connecticut, at San Juan del Norte,
Nicaragua; Arthur j. Clare, of Massa-
chusetts, at Barbados. West Indies;
Columbia, al Collinwood. Ontario. Can
ada; Thomas II. Norton of Ohio. al
Smyrna Turkey; John W. O'Hara, OF
Indiana, at Montevideo, Uruguay; john
B. Richardson of Kansas. at Port Det-
rick, Nicaragua: Oscar MalmTos. OF
Minnesota, at Ronen, France; George
L. Dobson. of Iowa, at Nottingham,
England; Hunter Sharp, Of North Caro-
lima, at Kobe, Japan.
Robert s. Chiffon, 1r., of the District of
Columbia, at Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Edwin NJ. Gunsaulus, of Ohio at Cork,
Ireland; John D. Griffths, Of Indiana.
al Liverpool, England; Frederick Mac
Master, of New York, at Zanzibar,
Zanzibar; Clarence Rice Slocunl, of New
York, at Weimer, Germany; George B.
Anderson, of the District of Columbia. at
Antigua, West Indies; William 3. Estes,
OF Minnesota, at Solinger. Germany
Francis B. Keene. of Wisconsin. at
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-06
Saves the Dying
Doctors didn't give Mrs. James
long to Iive-but Or. Agnevs's
Cure for the Heart foIIed them
and cured her

For fifteen years Mrs. John A. James,
OF Wharton, Ont, was a great sufferer
from heart disease. For VS. at time
she was confined to bed, and 1t seemed
as though every breath might be her
last. Her physicians said that she
might drop OFF, any minute With
woHlan's tenacity in suffering, and be-
lieying that while there's life there s
hope, she started using DR. Agnew's
Cure for the Heart. Three bottles cured
her.
This remedy relieves in thirty minutes
and cures every 1orm of heart disease
and nervousness. &c
DR.. Agnew's Liver Pills. 40 Doses fOc.
doid by MODERN DRUG Co.
IA fsh ST. =. ".
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-06

To be members of the Cabinet-John
Hay, of the District Of Columbia. Sec
rotary of State; Leslie NJ. Shaw. of
Iowa, Secretary of the Treasury; Will
lam II. Taft, of Ohio. Secretary of War;
William H, Moody, Of Massachusetts.
Attorney General; George. B. Cortelyou
OF New York, Postmaster General; Paul
Morton, of Illinois, Secretary of the
Navy; Ethan A. Hitchcock. of Missouri,
Secretary of the Interior; James Will
son, of Iowa, Secretary of Agriculture,
and Victor II. Metcalf, of California,
Secretary of Commerce and Labor.
To be ambassadors extraordinary and
plenipot entiary-W hiteiaW Reid, of New
York, to Great Britain; Robert S. Nc
Cormick, of Illinois. to France: George
V. l.. Meyer, of Massa chusetts, to Rus
STA; Edwin Fl. Conger, of iowa, to Mex
leo; Henry White. of Rhode Island, to
Italy.
To be ENJOYS extraordinary and minis
tiers potentiary-William WoodviIle
RockhiII, of the District of Column bia to
China David J. Hill, of New York, to
the Netherlands; Henry Lane Wilson,
of Washington, to Belgium; William
Miller Collier, of New York, to Spain
Brutus J. Clay, of Kentucky, to Switzer-
land; Thomas J. O'Brien, of Michigan.
to Denmark; Charles II. Graves, of Min
nesota, to Sweden and Norway; Ed
ward c. O'Brien, of New York, to Para
quay and Uruguay; John q. Jackson OF
New Jersey, to Greece. and Montenegro
and diplomatic agent in Bulgaria; John
w. Riddle, of Minnesota, to Roumania
and Servia; Samuel r. GuEnmere, of
New Jersey, TO Morocco.
To be consul generai-RobeFt J. Vynne.
of Pennsylvania, at London. England.
To be Interstate Commerce COMMITS
sioner-Francis NJ CockreII, Of Missouri
The Senate receied from President
Roosevelt this afternoon these nominal
lions Of the new Cabinet officers, and
many other important diplomatic and
No changes are made IN the Cabi-
net members with the exception Of
r. J. Wynne, who is succeeded by
George B. Cortelyou as Postma ster
General.
Mr.. Wynne is nominated as Consul
General at London.
Three appointees ae rcredl.ed to the
District Of Columbia in the list of
consular offices. These appointments
are practically promotions, and are as
follows:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-06

Money to Loan, z1k aud Per Cent.
On real estate in District OF Columbia sSe
delay in closing loans.
HETSKELL e McLERAN, 1908 2 ST.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20
~ &aumt bic fish l Mingo.


umgebsn bon ibren Na4tommsn
Bis in bas bierte @efdleGt beeing
ssftern 6rau Sophie &ugenffein i'm
Sauie hires S@wie9eriObnes Germ
@arl S9mibt, SAB 2incoln Ctr. ibrsn
Sc. geburtsta9 In %feltener t6rperli9er
uab aeifissr RINfiateit Bier 9inber.
% @nfel unb cine ftattlide Mn3abl bon
llrenfeln bra1tsn Der ebrpirbiaen
@rsifn ibre @ltdwiinfde bar. 3abls
rei9e 9ngebinoe bon 0inbesliebe unb
5reunben bargebraat. erfreutsn bic
ursroBmutter, tuelGe als 26nisin bss
Saaes inmitten ibres tralten 2reiies
tbronte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20

gmmelmann be,fabtes, In bumorbOlei
@eiie auf ben @erein be3i9li9es @e.
bi9t 3u e, ~sl-'t!'. II
ten yeifal fanb.
Na@oem 6err Gdraoer uno 6err
6ilter ben gnpeisnoen, infonberbsii
ben 9amen. FIR bic freunblihe 8etbei=
ligung an oisier 6eier ibren Sanf aus
geipro9en, mar oamit bas Signal 3ur
unsingefdrdntten Sioslitas seseben,
uno bisfslbe murbe au9 tii9tiq err
prDbt.
6err Curt 2orn puroe ni9t mtioe,
CUR unterbaltune fein 8effes su bieten.
uno gefielen feline 5ouIasS arfsQunQ.
fOwie bic Weltausf elungs- @rlebniEe
gan3 Defenders.
Sine fr6bli9e Stimmung mar allen
WnpeIenoen bon i5ren b~eiteren Minen
ab3ulelen unb Die 0ertreter alter beut.
iden Define batten bier Elm gemitblis
DIES geiTammeniein.
Sem 2ieoerfran3 linb Der gitp 8anb
fir ibre 8ortrdee. iotpie ni9t gum
WeniaRen 6errn 0icior Sole fir bic
aufmertfame Beoienung, mel6e ieinen
@dffsn tpioerfnbr. esbiibrt uneinee.
f9rdnttes Sob.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20
Samabifaer 1ntsrtatunss:
Seretu.

Der Sdwdbiids llntsrfabungs-8 Ser.
cine belt 9efiern cine gut befu9te Der.
iammluns OBJ. SdaBmeifter s. @e-
Der uno prototol=S ecretdr @eorQ
Bernloebr, Die In lebter Sibung abpe=
ienb maren, uuroen nit entipre9enoem
@eremoniea uno nit Nnfpra9e BON
Prdiosnten in ibre aemtsr einseisbt.
Sas @Omite beri8tet einen srobsn gr.
fols bes 8ensfis.gales. Der gum 8sfen
Der abs sbrunnten ir BinsoOrf se9eben
uurbe unb oenTslbsn mirb burd ben
Prdfoenten bes 8ereins bic Summs
bon 800 i~iberfanbt merben.
Na9 Nbwideluns Der &outins.@ e.
fddfte fano nod Elm ssmiitblides gei.
fammeniein uno bann W~ertogung ffatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20

Snbsdna's srobte Drp @oobs SanbIer.
neberfaGe m uno berambt.

Wit blutia 9ei9laeenem 3opfe er-
i@ien eeftern in Der poli3sifation elm
f4 gouaro Gutenberg risnnenosr
Wann, Der ieinsn Wobnort als &otO-
mo, Snp.. angab, um f9 psrbinben
gu Iafsn.
Muf gsfra9eu, ME er gu ieinen 0er-
lebungen getommen. CAB sr an, baB er
am Gbenbe borber in Wiles' Sotel
on Der OF @afbinstan STRIPE
Quartier 9enommert babe unb bab
5pei linn unbetannie Wdnner, aIs
ct fh 81 Bette leeen polte, au ibm
bsrein tamen, i'm ptirsten, au 8Ooen
i4lu9en unb i'm bann feiner 8aar-
idaft bsraubtsn. Sic bon Der poli3ei
an9efelten 8ederden baben iopsit bic
8bdter nod ni9t our STEELE seliefert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20
Gn@re oes goneorota= Seretns

Nn 81 Siiden ipislten geffern Nad.
mittag in Der 8ermania Sa0e BIZ
Witglieber beg 8ereirts @oncoroia Uni
selaoene @dfte gudre um Die psrtb.
polen prsiie, uelde oas @omits. be.
febenb aus Den Ssrren @ufab S9aub.
3ubolpb Maurntb uno Sranf 8aoen,
beidaft bate. gei gutter gepirtbunq
tuuroe Elm uergnii8ier Na9mittas Der
Iebt.
Sis Sieser tparsr bic 9errsn:
s. Sofmann, Wm. 8ahmann.
Srant Graham, Wm. Soltmann, Robt
YOrger, 8. WuBmann.
Die t~pertbbollen Samen.p reiie er
ranaen:
6rau Wome, Grau Smod, 6rat
McYribe. Srau Msnes. Grau Maban.
6rau Wnurath.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20
..NYres Bulletin.
...Biloer.

Stratforbsonsglbcn unb anbere Sbafe.
ipeari4e ecenerien, Sarbenbrud, fleine
i4warse &abmen, i4warje Ratten, 6 Bel 8
sroB, perfaufen fir 35c, bic Nuspabl. ..f8e
s9ottii6e seenerien in Tarben, 6 Bel 8
srcB, i&warae &abmen, &oienbpIs @eneer
Mattsn, obaIe Oeffnuns, ruaren 35c, iest f8e
8aferfarben, IL Bel 10 in eins0aiaen
8ierratbs @oIbrabmen, NIT 8oIb @atte,
Ipurbe gu zoe uerfauft, iett nur i. 25c
8 Bel 10 S%arbsnbrud, e~inserabmt in 2s0I=
lisen @oIbrabmen; ruaren SOC, iest... 25c
8 Bel 10 aoaise, farbise Stubien Siauren,
2sOaise CRIME &abmen nit @oIoleiite pers
;iert, iparen Toe, GuspabI ..........25e
&Ieine farbise Marine glniiften in 2,Ou.
fa4en &artons, 4 bel 6 sou srob, rparen
SOC, iebt. CSC
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20
TN fall.

Gin Wagen Der 8. 6. Sbiele Sur
mace 60. fOaibirte an Der Yine uni
Sbelbp Str. nit einem Strabsn5abns
wa9en. DITTO SobnIon, Der Gubr'
mann, tpuroe bonn SiBs 9ei1leuoeri
uno er erlitt einen &ippsnbru9. Der
0erlebte purbe pbnmd9tig in Die
Office Or. grOwn's sebtaGt uno bon
bort ipdter in feline Wobnuna ibsr=
fiibrt. pferb unb Wagerl entfamsn
unberiebrt, iebO9 uuroe oas Sattel=
aeihirr serriK.n.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20
Gmare yartie Der 9ameu BEE
g. g. s. y.

Sie Snmeniettinn bes Shbieits
Surnbe reins bi.lt gefern Nadmittag
cine @u8re partie fur Wit9lieher, un=
ter 0osfb BON 6rau @arl 8enoer ab.
Die Wit9lieoer uaren boasdblig er=
i6ienen unb ole berlebten einen per=
gniistsn Ra9miitag. Wls Sisssrin-
men gingen aus benz Surniere berpor:
l.. Yreis-Srau Cd. 0ueaele.
2. - Grib WeiHenbaa.
3. SRI. Sora &anse.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20
Meine Eamen!
Wertbe Rameraoen!


bes indianapolis pionier. 0ereins. Sd
freue mid bon Ser3en, oaB He In iols
der 3abI .ri6ienen finb. DEFENDERS neil
BEL bieiem Gefte Der tooten 2ameraben
sebaGt weroen lou, weI9e treu our
Sabine aeffanben baden big aulebt.
@ie bic nOrbii9e Mptbe er3dblt, Der.
iammslten fb bic babinaeiaieosnen
6elbsn in Der berrli9sn Walbala an
semihen Sabresta9erl, UNI @rlebniRs
hires grosnmalens aus3utauf6sn unb
ibrer 2isbsn uno 5reunoe in garter
grinuerung 81 qeoenfen.
9cBt uns beute i'm Settle BEL unIeren
babingei9ieoensn 4amsraosn tueilen,
Die uris nidt nur @snofen i'm tde=
li6en 2nmpfe umts Saiein tparen, ion=
bern seifesueruanote erprObte 6reunos
uno 6amernben i'm wnbren Slime
bes Wortss.
Sang if bic 2ifs Der Witslieoer bee
pionier : 8ereins. bic Der erimme
S9nitter Sob in Den 25 Sabren unie.
res 8ehebens uns entriB. gebenfen
mir ibrsr in i9weisenoer Webmutt
tusnr Der Setretdr ibre Namer per=
lief
@ebt gurer Ndtune bor ben Sooter
babur9 Ausbrud, bab fein 9aut bi,
Stiue pdbrsnb oes @srlsfsns untsr'
bridt.
Cine lautloie Stils bsrri6is, al:
bur9 ben 8i3eprdfoenten &Obiniu!
bic 2iffe Der perfforbensn Wit9liebel
perleIen tpuroe' Ser 2iebertran3, mel
der urtsr 5iibruns ieines Sirisentsr
Carl &isgner ant g~inlabung oes Bio
nier= 0ereins antpeienb mar. bradt
mebrsre paienbe 9isber, tpslde BIZ
wsibsbOue, unod9tige etimmuns nod
srb6bten, in seoiesener Wsife gum Dor
TRACE. Rcd cine Ordefer-W umme,
uno Der erfe She'll Der Geisr, bic &C.
od9tni5feier, fano ibrsn abf6luB.
Damn felts Ssrr 6reo. S9rabel
als Brdfosnt oes gsreins NIT elmer
Nnfprn6e ems bon ben breien felt be,
@rinoun9 bes @ereins nod Isbsnber
Mitglieoern. In psrion oes 6errr
6slobui6, bor.
Die Mitslieosr oes 2ieosrtranas!
betraten Johann pieber Den Saal uni
iberrei6ten burd ibren prdfibenter
Serr 8sbrinesr einsn 2orbeertran3
mel6sn he als 5sftsabe gum 25.idb'
riseil Subildum BEN pioniers 8ereir
iiberwieisn.
6err S6raoe- bantte in mariner
Worten, inn Namen beg 0ersins III,
Die tuiberfabrene @6runs.
Sieisr laneidbrige prdliOent be!
Wereins, Ger nun ieit % Sabren feinel
Mmtes NIT liebebolsr Sineebung NAL
tete, foate fur feline .reuen Oisnfe be
lobnt perosn. Serr peter 2iebr fber
reiate ibm nod elmer bon 0umOr &c
rpitrstsn Nnfpra9e einen nit goIone
0riide beriebenen gbenbola Spa3ier
tod, unb bot 9errn S9raosr oeniel
ben oils 3ei9en Der uiumi4rdnften Mn
ertennunq ieitens Der Wereinsmitglie
Der, au3uuetmen, Der 10 gei9entte
oanfie bierfir in tparmeri Worten FL
Die ibm 10 eruieiene gbrung Uni
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Gum S9luHe Der 6sier bradte nod
6err @arl 6reunb elm bon perrn 8
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20
8ein&t Glortbas HeiottS. = Ditto
ride S@la4tfeloer. = 9as
berihmte Waroi 6ras

nit Spe3iaI Sorr. SOLDIER pulman l9ua,
perldBt ben indianapolis linton Babnboi
am 81. 6ebruar, AbenbS 7 l1Rr, bio Tenns
~Ibipania 9inien. Die tlnfoiten fir eIftSaiae
8eife, eini1IteBli1 8unmans finb $50.
Man ldreibe on u. Us. 9idarbion, Mififfent
General 9aHasier Ngent, S~nbianapoIis, fir
Reierpirung pon G@Iafftelen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20
Office Der
indianapolis Clearing House Association.

Die Bsrstn;stsn gonfeH uub Sruft eOmpasuieu
BON SnoiouopOIis psrSsn ON g'itttpo9, ben %.
6sbruar cB aibtnetOn's 9sburtstos eei9lOfisn ieiu.
Yapiere, fpeIne on oieem Tag fdais fno ioltsu ON
Disntos, ben FL. Sebluor bersttiGt usrosn.
@sorse 6. 9qpert. Ssitdftsfhbrsr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20

- 6errn SObn Saeger's neue Wirtb-
fdaft befinoet fd go. 1888 Oliper
Npe., IN Wef indianapolis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20
@etterbertht.
@afbinston, 20 Sebruar.

SIR "a stnnbsu. .ubsnD 7 upr glors.ns. 81. Ssbruar
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20

Inter entfprs9enoen Geierli4teiten
beeine geffern @admittne Der pionier-
Derein i'm Saale Der @ermaniasS ale
iein %. Subildum. 3ablreiGf waren
Mitolieber unb @dfte eridienen.
gineeIeitet puroen Die Geierli8teiten
bur9 cine @eiGdftsfbung. tuel9e nit
elmer geoddtnibfeier fir bic Dem Der.
elm bur9 ben Sob entriHenen Witslie=
Der ibren MbidluB fanb. Na4 msb-
reren bur6 bic @itp ganb bursetrage-
men Srauer=p iecen, wel4e oieier Sc
bd 4tniBfeier einen erbebenoen, weibe-
bonen gbaraftsr berliebsn, belt 0err
Greo. S6raber fOlgenbe tur3e an'
ipra9e:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20
Ser Yionier= Sersta

Seiert iein 25. Sabresfeft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20

SIR Snbiana !: Hesen beute Gbenb )
Uienitas, unbeftimmt unb brobenb; feline
meientIide gerGnberuns in Der Sernperatur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20
Decentralization

9bermonteterftane.
S5&fe 1emperatur. 800. SO @raS
0iehrisfte 9emperatmr. 81 .
50. &. BIbtbe
SectipnssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20

QocaLs@ etterbert9t.
9beiIpeiie befp6lft beute Ra4t uno am
Dienftas, G9auer in benz duberit seIesenen
iIoIiten Sbeile; mdBise Semperatur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20
Nerlan0t Mn3et0ett

rssno weI4er art tuerbeu in Der .Suoiaua Srtbnne
nit Sc per Belle FIR iebe Smisrtion berehuet.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-09-22
BENTON AND VICINITY.

From Our Special Correspondent.
Sunday was kenneWick day in Ben
ton. Come again.
L. NanSyckle is having cellar dug
under his store.
Work is progressing nicely on the
Benton ditch. They have all the water
they can handle. 1t will be a hummer
when completed.
School opened Monday with Prof.
ToWnsman in the chair. He comes
from Seattle. The professor told our
reporter that sage brush looked good
10 him, SO we marked him 0. k.
Jack, the drayman, is making regu-
lar trips for the Gerome overland
Some of our young people at the hop
yard showed Kennewick and kiOna
how camp life was done in royal style
Sunday. Misses Williams and ketch-
UNI know how it is done.
II. S. Anon is up to the ditch this
week inspecting the work.
Z. 7. Rogers is in Portland this week
doing the fair.
w. II. Lamb is Keeping the road to
hop yard warm these days. He makes
two trips a day with bread and groc-
cries.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-09-22
Widely known.

In the lowerend Of the valley grapes
Of what can be accomplished in the
way of grape culture, the success of VI
5. IaXton, of kennewick, is interest
ing. He has hale acre of choice Cal
ifornia varieties, which include Flame
of Tokay, Black Hamburg, Muscat,
Muscate!le and SWeetwater. These
are paving him at the rate of s. per
vine, although selling at ) cents 4
pound. If all OF his 800 vines We're
fully matured he would beat the record
for acre returns. Last year this same
half acre of grapes sold for $400.-Yak-
ina Valley News.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-09-22
Gen'l Emigration Agent

\. l.. Menhinick of Tacoma, who
recently owned the site on which the
new school house in / istrict Is stands,
has presented a fine American flag,
5xs feet, to the school This is a highly
commendable act on Mr.. Menhinicl :
part, for it Is a we'll understood fact
that the flag constantly displayed be-
fore the children instils deeper patriot
ism and love of country. The MEM
bers of the Board and the patrons of
the school extend warmest thanks to
Mr.. Menhinicl for his liberal gift.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-09-22

w. 2. Sims went to Prosser this af-
ternoon to tender his resignation as
county commissioner. This action is
taken by Mr.. Sims on account of his
removal from the county to take the
management Of a large ranch he has
rented near Dayton, in Columbia cGun-
ty. We are sorry to lose Mr.. Sims
and family from or community but
Jack Swindler, an old-time resident
of Kennewick, is in town. He has
been working on an irrigation ditch
contract down in Oregon.
Mrs. Mary L. Reynolds has leased
the Hampshire House from Prof. Geo,
Jauslin and she and her dau ghter will
conduct first class establishment
there, having had long experience in
the restaurant business.
Otto Hansen came down last night
from North Yakima. Work is pro-
crossing nicely on his contract up there.
He reports that Mrs. Hansen is recov-
ering nicely from her illness and that
the son is just getting around. He eX-
pects)his work to last until spring.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
will give a "HarvesI Home Dinner,n
Wednesday, Orl. ith, beginning 1880,
at the rear of King & Sons store, No
denominal lines drawn, Everybody
in Kennewick and vicinity invited
Come and get your moneys wortn-25
cents
Charles Lum Of kennewick arrived
here Wednesday and remained with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Lum,
over night. Mr.. Lum has charge of
his fathers farm near Kennewick.
That place, he says, is now all as'ir
over the proposed new road down the
north bank Of the Columbia. The road
will start from the kennewick station
and follow the southeast edge of the
town.-Republic.
The fifth Annual Sunnyside Fair will
be held at Sunnyside, Wash, Sept. -
and 2S. There will be an exhibit of
fruit, vegetables, farm products, poul-
try, stock, art, curios, flowers, all the
product of the Sunnyside valley. Good
music, large crowds and a jolly good
time with sumptuous chicken pie
dinner will be the order of each day.
No gambling, no fakirs, no horse rae
ing, no intOXicants. Come and see us.
See our town and see our crops. No
extra charges at the hotels.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-09-22
New Sunday School Organized

A Sunday school has been organized
to be held every Sunday at the new
school house down the valley. The
following are the officers: c. w. Metz,
superintendent; Mr.. Barton, assistant
superintendent; Miss Gertrude Haney,
secretary; Julius Nolck, treasurer; l..
Heddington, librarian; Mrs. ingalls,,
chorister. Rev. f. l.. Tuttle has ar
ranged to preach down the valley every
other Sunday.
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Spokane Interstate Fair

October 9th 10 18th, inclusive. Tickets
on sale Oct s to Is inclusive, final re-
turn limit Oct Is. 1908, at one and one
third fare plus soc, which includes adj
mission to fair. In addition to above
we will sell tickets on Oct. 10th only,
Spokane and return at one fare for the
round trip plus soc which covers adj
mission to the fair. Children Of half
fare age will be half of above rates. For
furth her information call on or address
CIV WIEGEL. Agent
A d CHARLTON, 4 G i y, Portland
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'aes wtoNtsoAv.s oAlv
y. l.. Hanson WAS at Kiona yester-
DAY on business.
DC. Gibbs of Mccormick, Wash.
mere to make some improvements on
bis land.
l.. =. Neal and wife of Lewiston are
aeFe visiting J. Sercombe and family.
mr' Neal is looking after land interests.
ne expects to divide his 40 acres. mel
" nss, section IS, in 5-acre tracts and
put them on the market.
Inc party of Northern Pacific sur
'o's that has been working up to-
o.: henhewick are now camping at
~ "'ey's, near the new school house.
~ lucy nave run their lines for the pre-
~ survey up as far as w. S.
b. aA'ons. but have been delayed today
~ 'ae nigh wind so that they will not
"'so this preliminary work until to-
), '''ow. Speculation is rife as to where
IT, ivy new road will connect with the old
'e' out nothing can be definitely an
BOUNCED.
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Rartiett'S CantelOupeS
st. Paul, Mimi. Sent. /

st. Paul, MIMI, Sept. IS, 1905,
Hanson Rich Inv. TO-,
kennewick, Wash.
Gentlemen
| have your favor of Sept: Is, aovis-
ing me of the shipment of melons
which arrived in good condition and
We're the most delicious have ever
tasted. The only fault | had to find
was that the crate was not larger.
Please accept my best thanks foryour
kindness in the matter.
Yours truly,
G. W. MOTT,
Gen'l Emigration AGENT
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NJ T. Church

"Mary Amounting Her Lord" will be
the topic OF discourse in the morning.
The evening topic, LOT Pitching His
Tent Toward Sodom." The Sabbath
school and Epworth League Mt the
usual hours, 10 a. III. and : p. III.
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Washington State Fair.

October 2nd to 9TH, inclusive. Date
of sale of tickets, Oct. lst to 9Th, inclu'
sive, One and one-third fare for the
round trip. For further information
call on or address
w WIEGEL, Agent
A ID CHARLTON, A & ? A, Portland.
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Thoroughbred Hogs

Pedigreed 0. /. c. pigs, s. a piece
Don +. Cresswell. Kenuewick.