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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-08
NEW ENTERPRISES FOR CITY.
business Men will Have Credit Clear
ing House system.

The business men of this city have
under consideration the establishment
of a credit system that will protect
them in extending credit and at the
same time make 1t important for those
mourning debt to take care of their OBJ
legations. This will be done by COM
pIete set of records which inform the
members of those who do not make an
honest effort to pay.
Curtis Credit Clearing House system
will be the one adopted. Mr. Curl be-
ing now In the city arranging for the
opening of the house and the putting
of the system. in working order. 1t is
expected that every retail institution
and banker in the city will join the as
ISOLATION, as they are all anxious to
stamp out the abuse of credit and be-
iieve Curtis system offers solution u
the whole problem.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-08

was his especial subject. Keppler was
coming on.
The Arizona (I65 feet long) and the
City of Berlin were the largest pas
sengcr steamships afoat. The Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse of today is G49
feet long.
The first great battle between iron
clad ships was fought in the Chilli
Peruvian war, and the Iuascar was
captured by the Almirante Cochrane
and the Blanca Eucalada.
John Sherman was secretary of the
treasury; William NJ. Everts secre-
tary Of state; Charles Devens. attorney
general; r. w. Thompson. secretary of
the navy; Carl Schurz, secretary of the
interior; George w. McCrary. secre-
tary Of war, and David NJ. Key. post
master general
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-08
Tree Planting.

Having obtained the services of an
expert nurseryman and orchardist
am prepared to select. plant and start
growth of commercial orchards for my
customers
Where selection of trees Is left to
me every possible means will be used
to insure trees being true to name, and
for fall planting will guarantee a full
stand OF growing trees in the spring.
Prices and estimates on application.
ERNEST A. BROW.
EOS South Sixth Street, North Yaki-
ma. P. o. Box S75, Phone 1870. 2s-tf
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-08
Twenty-Seven Years Ago.


"Pnafore" was raging.
Telephones were a novelty
John Kelly ruled Tammany.
Baby Mine" was prevalent.
Denis Kearney was rampant.
Sitting Bull was a big iniun."
Campanini was the great tenor.
Loan exhibitions We're in vogue.
Adelaide Nelson was playing Julie.
Six day walking matches were n
craze.
England was fighting Afghans and
Zulus.
Edward Hanlon was champion oars
man.
Brighton Beach race course was
opened.
Kaiser William celebrated his gol-
den wedding.
General Grant was finishing a tour
of the world.
Prince Louis Napoleon was slain by
Zulus.
Every band played the "Fatinitza"
march.
George S. Knight was playing lotto,
a German"
"wot dyer say?" was the slang
phrase OF the day.
The great Brooklyn bridge was near
ing completion.
The United States army was fighting
with Ute Indians.
Leadville was two years old and had
10000 inhabitants
Robert J. Burdctte made the Burling
ton Hawkeye famous.
Zola's "LAssommoir" had Just
shocked the reading world.
Grevy succeeded Marshal Mcmahon
as president OF Frarce.
1.-THE Mulligan Guard Ball" was pro-
duced by Harrigan & Hart.
Henry James IAN International Epi :
sode' was a new book.
Pierre Lorillard's Parole won the
Newmarket handicap in England.
"The Bankers Daughter" was run
ming at the Union Square theater, New
York.
George Elliots Impressions OF
Theophratus Such" had Just BEEN pub.
lished
Sol Eytinge. Jr., Frank Bellew and
Thomas Worth were leading humor-
Gus artists.
Bernhards created furore in Lon
don and announced an intention OF
coming to America.
The exodus" of negroes from Mis-
sissippi. Louisiana and Texas to Kan
sas was in progress.
She's a darling, she's a daisy. she's
dumping. she's lamb" was sung in
all circles of society.
Archery was the favorite sport. Will
Fl. Thompson and Mrs. Spalding Brown
were national champions.
The Jeanette Arctic expedition.
commanded by Lieutenant DeLong.
sailed from San Francisco.
The bloody shirt" was waving ami
the rebel brigadiers' in congress
were terrifying republican orators.
Rutherford B. Hayes was president.
John p. st. John governor of Kansas.
Paul Boynton in his life saving sui.
fioated 2.S42 miles down the Allegheny
Ohio and Mississippi rivers in eighty
days
Stanley's Through the Dark ContI-
and Stanley himself had just returned
TO Africa.
Alice Oats still adorned the stage
and Aimee was enchanting American
| audiences in the Little Duke" and ia
Pericole."
Thomas Mast was the great Amerl-
can caricaturist and the solid south
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-08
XOting Places Chosen.

The following polling places have
been selected for the coming special
election on August IS. Some of them
are new, but others have been used in
elections in the past:
First ward--Odd Fellows hall.
Second ward-City hall.
Third ward Olympia creamery
building, 107 West Yakima avenue
Fourth ward-Corner of Selah street
and West akima avenue.
Fifth ward-Alaska building, IA East
Chestnut.
Sixth ward-No. 4OS East Yakima
avenue.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-08
How Old WAS Ann.

While you are waiting for '.he farm
ers to come to town figure this out:
4 farmer and his wife desired to weigh
q rag and had no scales. The man
weighed 100 pounds and his wife 80
pounds. They put a board across a
fence so that when they sat upon each
end of the board they exactly balanced.
Then they exchanged places. the wife
taking the pig into her lap, just ball
ancing the board again. How much
did the pig weigh?-Aurora Borealis.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-08
Partial Contents.

Course In Grammar.
How 10 Increase Ones Vocabulary.
The Art of Conversation.
Shall and VIII; Should and Would
How to Use Them.
Pronunciation Century Dictionary.
Correct English in the Home.
Correct English in the School.
VIVA to Say and What Not to Say.
Course in Letter Writing and Pune
tuation.
Alphabetic list of Authorizations.
Business English for the Business
Man.
Compound Words: How to Write
Them.
Studies In English Literature.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-08

Scrub yourself daily, you're not
clean inside. Clean inside means
clean stomach, bowels, blood, liver,
clean, healthy tissue in every organ.
Moral Take HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea. 35c, Tea or Tablets. Cases
drug store his
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-08

1t is expected the membership will
within few days select a secretary
and manager and then open their
hooks.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-08

That half price sale in summer mil
linery at Mrs. Cary's is something I'M
usual and well worth looking into.
There are some valuable bargains.
U1do
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-08
INSTRUCTIVE
INSTRUCTIVE
INTERESTING
CORRECT ENGLISH
HOW TO USE IT.

Monthly Magazine Devoted to the
Use Of English.
JOSEPHINE TURCK BAKER, Editor.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-01

SEVEN BARS IVORY SOAP
Fresh Vegetables and Fruits.
Large heads Cabbage, each .....-... 80
Fancy New Jersey sweet Potatoes. per
pound 80; -, - II. 90; ~
Fancy Home Grown Sweet Potatoes, per.
pound ..........,..... o.. u......s. lTo
Fancy fresh Parsnips, Beets, TurniDs or
Carrots, per OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ic
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-01
Wool Dress Goods Sale

Fxom 10 20 II q n.-We will sell ali our
new fall plsids, including ombre plaids.
shadow plaids, French plaids' Scotch
plaids al d. for one hour only, and only
one pattern to customer, at, a yard
EXACTLY HALF THH MARKED
PRICE.
From also 70 ss50 p. m---We will sell all
broadcloths in colors only-over 100
different shades and 20 different grades.
You can have your pick OF over 500
pieces OF brOadcloth at exactly,
HALF TIE MARKED PRICE
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-01

1000 heavy fleece Cotton Bed Blankets.
good size long, FUZZY nap, worth fully
1914 heavy heeced Cotton Bed Blankets OF
very superior quality and finish, no
waste cotton used in their manu- facture,
come in gfays or tans, fancy borders,
worth Soc pair .:................ 59e
ia heavy heeced Cotton Bed Blankets,
IN grey only, long, fieecY nap. worth
fully t1.1o, special at, pair. 7se
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-01
FIanneIs, Domestics

IOc Fleece Lined Waist and Wrapper Flan-
nelettes, from the piece, at ........ 90
exc Cream Shaker Flannel soft and aeeoy
e0c Seamless Rleached shsets-Soft I'm
ish, ready to use, 12X9O size, limit Of 6
Zoe Psroalss-Double fold light and d,.cI5
patterns. az, yard ...,,...,........ $40
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-01
Linens

borders, special, each ............. 90
.ioc All Linen Brown .Towsling extra
heaVy' special at yard > ..'......bIse
1914 Turkey Red Table Cloths, fast col
ors. regular sl.oO values at ....... $50
S2OO Pattern Hemstiched Table Cloths.
all pure linen, - yards long, specisl
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-01

Fine Gray Mixed Wool Blankets extra
heavy, fancy borders, strong and serv-
.ceable, regular $500 value at -. SAYS
Se.sO ALL WOOL BLAMKBTs--Extra
large, I'm scarlet, grey or whitaS pretty
borders, neatly bound. weight & pounds,
great bargain at n..-....ss'. ~. /, ,31,sa
1874 Cotton Blankets, German hnish, fancy
borders, $1,75 yh1ua. at ...... .SI.9S
Comforter at. .9a.ssy sl,sss Sl.as ana sss
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-01
Why These Blanket Barqafns7

Prices blankets have everywhere advanced but
contracted for these blankets before in prices
early last spring, securing them at surprisingly figure
the then prices and keeping with policy will give our
customers the benefit OF the saving while the stock lasts
See window display
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-01

Fancy Fresh spinach. per peck. .T15e
Fancy Cooking Apples. per peek. Zoe
Fancy Wax or string Beans, per 10. IoS
= bushel baskets White Picking
Cape Cod CtaAbstriss, per quart. slko
4 punches Fresh Onions ............. 80
6 bUrches Fresh Radishes ...... $3.50. 30
Fanoy New York ounces, per doz.. lso
3 punches Fresh Parsley 80 .--t.. o.. %
Fancy Wine Sap on Jonathan Apples
per peck ........'. ...'-.....''..' Ass
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-01
FIouh FIouh Flour Flour


Flour
is made from the finest
Of market To-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-01
DEanerY Sc

From 3 70 4 p. aa.-s.48e cgaieh Covers,
yards lorg and ~ yar6s wide. sells
regularly at si,5u. Vii gW "a this sale
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-01
Linen saIe

Frou4 10 20 II a Ea.-i00 Table Cloth pats
.sps az linen ;s se2 9sSfsr sssS Eong
one hour only At each -. ~. -. o. $50
Prom 3 20 p. WE win sell 80 dozen
Towels that we are now selling at Zoe
each. both huok ana Turkish, one hour
only, pair - custonler. at each. So
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16
Nene Sueorporatiomen.

Die folaenben neuen @sfe1i6aftsn
lisBsn f9 beim Staatsisiretdr intOr-
poriren:
Die Denote Creamery Nhocias
ton. Denote, Saiper @Ounip; @apis
tai $4l50; Sirsctoren' Sobn RuIBarb,
6. 8. 2snpon, s. Or. CART, Sobn
@8ablsp. 5snrr gOBma, Sobn Ban
Bed, Saeob @roet.
Sie rWercsr.W in9sa 2umter Co.,
@rawfOrbsbils; Capital $40, 900; Si=
%rsctOrsn: 5oiepb o. 8rannum. Mler.
anbria; Wi0iam g. Uranium uno
Jieloina 8. Meresr, gbtcagO.
Die v9onepweu 5eutins Specially
Co., Wabafb @apital $25, 600;
Sirsctorsn: Marf 6. S%onspwe0. Sos
iepb 6. Ssaeue, WarIball o. Gilman
unb Senrp 8. Meglamee.
Die vWapne Building Co., Sort
Wapne; @apital SIS, 900; SirectOren:
Soret 9. @auntt. pbilipp s. Dir on
uno 0ugb g. 2eegan.
Die ySnbiana Bridge Co.. Mun.
Gle; 8erldneerung Inn 80 Shbre bonn
Is. Mat 1906.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16
@isss- 6rab.
@ G B n.

gowin uno Settle Sil, 533 g. Co
pitrl Mpenue, 2nabs. - Daniel uno
1ora susbrus, 1446 Bates Str,
9nabe. = Senrp 6. unb 3elie 6ara
rig, 81 MansanOla Slat, Wdo6en. -
Sobn 9. unb Clara 8unn, 7lS 8robs
Str, Mdb9en. - Carl unb @oith
@astiQ 1915 2aSaQe Str. 2nabe.-
@ouaro 8. unb Bertha Nlmsfielo,
2136 9leaiant Str. 9nabe. -gbarles
uno Cora Anoerion. 1920 Sismard
ape., WGohen. - Srant uno Nnna
Quinn, 1913 Maple Str, Mdo4en. -
Sobn unb Warp @aptOr, 1440 Nortb
glndfOrth Strabe. 9nabe - Sauion
%. unb 2urab Sapoon, 522 Wef 10.
Str, 2nabs. - Walter unb Wamie
Warranbsrrp, 8rOp 9lpe., 9nabe.-
Bern uno anna Seaboer, 2344 NOrtb=
ustern 4ps., Rnabe. -@IifOrb uno
2iaie Dillon, 1897 OInsp Nbs.,
Mdo&en. - Siaac uno pearl @aels
breath, 1929 Wopblapn Ips., 2nabe.
8etraut.
WiIiam s. See. @pa Bolts.
Srant Oarb-pearl 6. Sites.
@sorge g. Wabe-Sa3el 3. Robinion.
Sames 8. Sarp-War9. q. pence.
@eurge 6. &ebin - SOpbrOmin u.
Siderfon.
6rant &. unoer6ile- glan9e 9ilpin
6arrp aep-Waub 9. Srancis.
Walter g. Smith, atbilba Brandt
Rartin Sealp-@niberine 6. @reban.
@eRorben.
Jrau 2aura Nepman, 80, Siaio.
niRen 5oipital .-gogar u. Copeland.
35, 3341 q. penniplbauia Str.-
Dora Sadfon, %. 522 agnes Str. =
Sames g. Gilmore, 81, IA. StraBs.-
Sattie @mbsrton, Is, 1911 %. @at
str .-Sobn Dale &ottman. 10 Sage
III BslefOntaine Ctr. - 2iQie 8
Woob, %, 1922 Ogden abenue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16
LIS. AYRES& co.
Waibinston bel Der Neribian Strase.

Pitmar, % Sabre
alt, bon Rentudp, uurce gefern BON
ben @ebeimpoliaiften Worgan unb
ainnep unter benz 8erba5t bes SIsin
biebfabls ein9eiperrt.
Sn Der igen SiBune
Der Stnats S6ulbeb6rbe tpuroe ben
So6f9ulen in BEDFORD, 2uporte. 60
ibsn, gItbari, 2afapstts unb Der Sorns
ibips So4iaule in &ohefsrsS opnibip,
Sutton @ountp bic ffaatlide 8snebmi=
suns erbielt. Sedsunoorsibis periO-
men purosn auf 2ebensaeit aIs 2ebrer
an 6Hsntli4en S9ulen angefeQt.
s. Der Iebten SiBung Der
Central 2abor Union fam Elm S9rei=
BEN Der Mmerican federation Of 2abor
aur 8erleiung, In tpel9em ale Drgani=
firten Nrbeitsr erIu4t uerben, ben 2obn
zines 8aaes gu benz 5hlfsfonb FIR biz
NOtbleioenOen in Gan Jrancisco bsi'
s~ufeuern. Die Seleeatsn tuuroen be.
auftraet, bic I~ngels9snbeit ibren reip.
6 ocal.uniDns our b~irecten grleoi9une
bor3ulegen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16
@etserberfht.

Thr "a etuubsn .nSsnb = utr IOrssns, IT. y'ai
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16
QpeaLs0 etterberi@t.

S4auer unb Gstpitteri tirme beute Na@t
pber Sonneritas; anbaIteno tparm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16
uni |.

Almer Cannon, 1884 Singleton
Str. elm Ingsffslter Der Central
States Sron @Ompanp, tpurbe gsftsrn
BEL Der arbeit i9mer berlebt. Serislbs
mar auf Dem 2aserplabs nit Mufs
iai4ten bon giienfansen beI8dftiat.
Cine Der Stan9en ruti4te bon oer
auffapeluns berunter unb fiel auf
Cannon. poour9 ibm beibe 8eins
unterbalb beg 2nies eebro9an tuurben.
Der i4uer 8erleBte tuurbe i'm Nmbu.
lansuagen nod benz ct. 0incents
5oipital bef6roert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16

Ger Yrdibent Der Sennep
electric Manufacturing 60. tb:ilte gs-
fern ben 9irectoren oes Commercial
Clubs nit, baB er feline Jabrit nod
elmer anoeren Stabt Derleset tuhrbe,
tuenn bic etrabenba6ngefeqfAaft fa
mod fernerbin weisert, bic @n9liib ab.
9inie big our Gabrit 3u berldneern.
I'm bies ai bsrbiten, ernannte Der
Commercial Club Elm @omite, tuelAes
nit Der Strabenbabnseieai9aft In uns
terbanblun9 treten ioa.
Der Is idbrige Ieger artbur
Wels puroe geHern bon benz Sbiers
f9ub 5eamten M Smith unb benz ge.
amten Bates sin9efedt, neil er iein
pferb miBbanbelte.
Die @ebe M oli3iffen Gu.
gart unb 2urb anb Splan nabmen aes
fern 5rant Warmea. % Sabre oft,
bon Springfield, Sa., tn Daft, neil er
auf Der strube berumbummelte. Der.
fslbs bate elm Sabrrab In ieinem 8efb
weI&es ct su pestaufen berfu9te unb
bermutbet bic poliaei. baB CT baKelbe
nsffohIen hat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16
...Qvres Bulletin.
Oas Saiement.
spe3erctmaarem fin0 biataer

8iselna6s, 8 fir.
Spul> Seibe, 100 garbs in peib
ODER f9pard ale Sarben. .4c
Saten unO Seien, peib Deer
f3mar3, spei OubenO auf &arton. &c
@abts ginfaBbanS, 8 CARDS i'm
StI&, re9l. 10c Sualitdt ........7c
&leioerrSde 9iben, 5 garb @tide,
10e QuaIitat .................,7c
Sembenblulen sbieIos, Sroben 9,
8, A, 12te SuaIitat. ............1c
BerImutter SnOpfe, sinfade ODER
fancp, bas Subenb.. &c
"a 8latt 8~riefpapisr unb "a Gou<
berteu, 123c NuaIitdt. ..........8c
Swifts 8it@ SaseI Seife, rssl. sc
Sualitat, baS Stid ............3c
SunbOnnetS bon 8insbam ODER
Yercale, Csc SuaIitat. .........15c
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16

GptcaSp, Is. Wfat.
SIR Snbiana: G4auer unb @etpitters
ftirme beute Ha9t Ober SOnneritas; anbaI'
tenb parnr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16
Tbermometerfnno

fbermometerfiane.
oS9hs Eemperatur. ........- "a Sras
9isbrisfe Tenperatur. "a O
80. &. BIbtbe,
Seeticns.D Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16
Teuer.

Die Jeueruebr puros seffsrn turs
nod IL nbr nod BEN 6auIe bon
etbeI 8ausban, $50 OH Court Str,
gerufen, mo Elm Seusr ausssbro9en
mar. Sahelbe tuuroe TN Reime srs
fidt. gs muroe elm nur u~nbebeuten=
Der S9aoen anseri9tet.
Sur3 d 2 ubr beute Wor9en
brad sine Ge~usrsbrunt In elmer altsn
S4eune 718 Of Horo StraBe aus.
uel&es iebo4 balb gel6f9t NOR. GO
wurbe ein S&aben bon $40 angeri&tet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16
9iebfabl.

s. Or. Spencer, 122 Dillon abe.,
elmer Der 2ir9enoisner Der W. 6.
Rir&e an Der gde Der 8arfielb uno
Netu gort Str, melbete gefern Der
POli3ei. oaB 3wiiden Sonnerfag, ben
10. Wai unb lsbten Scnntag bic iOgs=
nannte 8eburtsbant nit Sc Snbalt,
wel&e in Der Stride aufbsuabrt pirb,
aus o~erielben entuenoet worben iei.
Ben benz Sbdter bat man feline Spur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-16

CHARLES 90. 6otparb on bic Stabt
indianapolis, She'll 2Ots 1I9, 100
unb 121, @aisns South grOOtfoe
aob.. nrrbbfli6s gde Sgforo uno 10.
Str, 1892.
Diner &obtbaugb on Samuel ia.
lsnber II. a., Got 20, Square 3, Cine
colin Yarf Aob., 6fli9e Settle bon
penniplpania Str. n6rbli9 BON %.
Str, $4,000.
Samuel g. &hooes on Senrp SO.
g.. Srisser u. o.. Sbeil Got 5, 8lod
10, Bruce 8atsr Nob., tuefli9e Settle
bon ganbss Str, $1,000.
Marp g. Opens an benislbsn. Sbl.
bon 6 ots 5 nnb 6, biefslbe, 90 BET 140
SUB. $1,000.
4lsranbsr 6. Npres an Sames s..
Brabp, Got g., aprss g. Wsribian
ctr. @bb. 3O.15 bel 100 GuB, bfIi9s
Settle bon Wsrioian Str, iabli9 bon
@arion Str. $500.
Clarence 6. &unoel an Sobn s..
RepnOlbs, Got 154, Souelas Yart
aoo., 35 BEL 1924 SUB, 6fili9s Settle
BON Nep Serisp straBe. nbrSlid bon
25. Str. $4,000.
2pbia s. &igsan on Carrie 3.
Seaton II. u, 2Dt Is. Song & Oar.
lans @ottags Sams @bb., Asst Del 100
SUB, nDroIide Settle bon @aibinetOn
Str, btlid bon Ssnnp Str. $1,000.
gli3a 6. psarcs an 3atbie 6. Bars.
Isp. Got %. in Welinstsn, nabegruao
cripple. $3.50.
SAP 6. Npiepanber an Sobn 6.
SamiltOn, Got 80, Wartins SEEM Sort
gob.. 40 Bel ITO SUB. iholi9e Settle
bon Sem 0orf, wefli9 bon Beautp
ape. $4,000.
@lett @aiienbars an Bruce 8ina.
ger, Got 20, 5oufons Sub, 8beil
bon 6ig blanb Dart. 40 bel 1905 SUB,
6Fli9e Selte ban 3emple Npe., iiioli9
bon 10. Ctr. 5000.
Spbn 6. Sunter on 6Iet6er g.
Sines, Sbeil bonn noropeflidsn Bier
Section 3, SOwnihip Is, &anse 4.
III Nber, 2oprsnce Sotpnibip. $500.
Soibua O. 5ra;er an Charles u.
@onoer, Got 10, Squars Is, 9incOln
Bart Nbb.. Al bel 1872 Sub. Dfli9e
Settle bon New Serisp, tusfIi8 bon
25. Str. $4,000.
Wsburp @DOf on @li3abetb @OOt,
Got &c, Moore & Saplors NOb.,
aauebbile, 4l.9 BET 131 Jub, mefs
li9e settle bon Centennial. fibli9 BON
@alnut. $500.
2aura g. SIZZLING II. u. an Sobn
Ban 3ant, Got IL, Weribian Sigbts
place' 1880 BET 2OO.2 g JuB, uefs
liae Settle bon psnniplbania Ctr.
nDrbli6 bon AZ. Str. $500.
Sobn 5. Song on 8bomas &. 8ar'
pep, Got As, GliOtt's SuboibifOn,
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Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-08-25
MILITARY DIVISION
INFORMATION

Washington, Aug. 25.-The mex.
chief of the military information divi-
sion of the war department will bern
full fledged colonel, instead of majors
He will be Colonel r. ID. Potts, the
well known artillery officer, who has
lately been on duty as commandant
of the artillery school at Fort Mon
roe. He succeeds Major w. ID. Beach,
who has been in charge of the office
three or four years. This change Is
necessary by virtue of the fact that
Major Beach now leaves the general
staff to join his regiment, the Fiji
teenth cavalry. 1t has been consid-
cred that the importance of the divi-
sion engaged in accumulating data of
value in a military way justifies the
designating of high ranking officer,
although that branch of the general
staff prospered exceedingly under Ma
jor Beach, who is a tactful as well as
an industrious officer, and increased
the value of the division in every way.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-08-25
WAR DEPARTMENT WILL
ERECT HOSPITAL

Washington, Aug 25.-The war de-
partment Is preparing to build near
this city, on Brightwood road, within
the district limits, a large general hos
pital, which will be the best equipped
institution of its kind In the world.
For months the army surgeons have
been engaged in looking up literature
on the subject and inspecting hospi-
tails in all parts of the country. They
have also obtained much information
from abroad. The best ideas which
prevail anywhere will be used in the
new hospital, which will cost a little
less than $50O,000. To this institution
army officers and enlisted men from
all parts of the country and the Phil
ipplnes will be sent when they are in
need of special treatment. There is
general hospital now at Washington
barracks, but it is not up to date and
is not large enough to meet all the
demands on II.
The equipment of the hospital will
include a large number of appliances
and apparatus of the most modern
pattern, which, as a rule, are only
found in some of the best equipped
special hospitals in this country and
Europe.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-08-25
PARADE CONNECTICUT
TOTAL ABSTA|NERS

Bridgeport, Conn, Aug. 25.-To-
days annual parade and field day OF
the Connecticut Total Abstinence un-
ion has attracted in the neighborhood
of 10000 members of the union and
other visitors to this city. The union
is composed of ninety-three societies,
scattered throughout the state and
representing a total membership of
more than 10000. The parade was
held this morning and was composed
Of representatives of the various so
cieties The delegates of the women's
branches rode in carriage and on
floats Handsome prizes will be
awarded 10 a number of the societies
represented in the parade. The ath-
letic games will be held at Steeple-
chase island stadium and will be con-
Quoted according 10 the rules of the
Amateur Athletic union. Many prom
inent athletes will take part in the
contests. James Hogan OF Yale will
be the referee; Merritt Sands, another
Yale athlete, will be secretary Of the
course, and John Mack, also of Yale,
will be starter.