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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-22
Tho Nov York Stock Market

Reported for The News over the pri-
vate wire OF EDWARD p. SHELDON 4
CO, Bankers and Brokers, Room 234,
Banigan Building
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-22
ANOTHER BAD BILL

Another of the counterfeit s. bills on
the Iron Bank OF Morristown, n. j., was
passed at J. O. San Souci a Co.'S dry
Eoods store, 1857 Westminster street, this
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-22
The Cotton Market.

Received for The News over the pri-
vate wire OF EDWARD r. SHELDON e.
co. Bankers and Brokers. Room 234.
Banigan Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-22
FINANCIAL
SAVINGS Department

dividend at the of PER CENT. PER ANNUM
is payable to depostors in the Savings Department and
after January 6 1000 Deposits received before the
10th of ANY MONTH draw interest from the first.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-22

A hound dog which was worrying a deer
at Roger Williams park yesterday morn
inE. having chased N over the hills and
dales until the deer was almost exhausted.
-, hra.,,,'..' - -" q q
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-22
ESCAPED FROM HOSPITAL

Frederick webb. ~ years old. escaped
from the state hospital for the insane this
morning
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-31

aia6's 5 gents 0auaua.G isarre
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-31
Natsm mnb Oefahren bes gMmart'
mes.

Die gefumbbeitliGe 8ebeutung bes
G@ndmms bsrubt duf Der Gtsens
f@aft, bab Ct bic linreinbetten bes
maHtrs nj. etn GROCER glitter In fets
ntn 3eIen a~uriidbdlt. Selbftperftdnbs
it3 bat biefe gSbsgtett tire grenaen,
NIB man mirb stnen Gdparnm nt1t
an Idnss benuten oirfen. Dte Dauer
feiner Gebron4sfdbtsteit tDtrb BON
Der Reinbett bes Mafers abbdngen,
bas sstpSbnli4 gum maf9en gsnoms
men tpirb. Ga1s Tn oiefer 9tnti4t
niAt efne setDtHe NorF9t benubt tpirb,
lam Der Gdmamm fogar gu elmer Ges
faHr fir Die @efunobeit tperben.
Mud tpenn bas maFer nur fehr me-
rte unreinfinfetten entbGlt, bdufen lie
f9 I'M SAnamm bod anmdlis qua
fammtn, unb Der In Inn anf bteie
Mtife gebifbete S1lamm bietst fur
Hatterisn oner Mrt einen ousgesei4s
Ikten Noben. W1an brdu6t dbsr tinen
fpIGen G6pdmm nod niht ipegau'
lperfen, fonbern man mug fir fetns
Destruction foraen, bic iibrigens am
beften oobur9 gefdiebt. bab man TIN
In ftdrter Gobdl5fung, bunn in elmer
f1spahen Qofung BON Sdlsfdnre uno
f&IieBlid in retnem MaHer pGi4t,
hann dusbriidt urb an Der Come
tspdnen lGbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-31

Mafens Doer pals : Ratarrb mtro
lpfcrt befeitigt uno permanent turirt
ouym ,,Nprp SormaliH' (gimer
q slmenb). Jn allen NpDtbeten
5l baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-31

Gtner merfn btsen
Wetbobe beoienen fi9 bic gbtns>
fen beim Gf9fange in Der Strabe BON
Waloeea. Der Slider ldBt bonn Boot
stne iiber einen 6ol3rabmen sefpannte
&ssdiudponb in's Wufer. Die
btf4e balten bisfslbs fir irsenb elm
fdpemmenbeg 6inbernib unb oers
iuHen. 6driiber binpeg8uiprtngeH NIT
hm Refuitate, baB tie in oos Boot
biRstHfaIlen unb bergeltalt ben Gti4ern
o9ne beionbsre @nftrengungen CUR
@suts fallen. Mud bic Walaien tpen>
ben biefe Metbobe in ihren beimif6en
Gsipdfern an.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-19

CEALED PROPOSAL, WILL BE RE
- e-it-d - the -ecretsTs sf the Cter" irrl-
-stloa District until D. cla-rs June slsss
and thef-ut-sa or-ued. for the coast ructlan of
a reservoir emisans meat at ol~ar crr-s. n-aF
Granite. thsHr- coButy, ColSFssto-
Specifications. form of essutract and proposal
bl.nss tnsy h. obtained. and plans Of The work
inspected, at tb. otfie. .,f the secretary, La
Junfs. Colorado. and at the Office - t,sorsr q.
Ander-1n, cssnsulfing .Egins--r- No sol kIuita-
ble baildins- Drawer. toiorado-
Each bad stAil h. sccon psnied ty certified
check for fhou-aDd dallsr- tsl go. made
pa able to the secretary Of the otero Irrigation
District a guarantee that the bidder viii
within t-n day. of acceptance. enter into con
tract aud furnish an acceptable b-yod IN the
ssm of twenty a We Thousand dollars s-itssi for
the faithful performance Of the ~ors.
The right l. r~-@rsed To reject say a all bd-.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
OTEKO fRRiGATIO> DISTRICT.
b. A. ID. BE-T, Prr-idsat.
GEO. 4. kILGORE, S--cr-fary.
First publication May .. Iss
Las; publication June :. lss.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-19
,gramme is as follows
1ressytssiss r,ss Organ.

The advent Of pipe organ to this
city is one Of those unmistakable
signs which points with infallible
finger to the greater La Junta.
Pioneering pronounees as luxury
things which later conditions declare
indispensable. That La Junta is
merging into forward stage Of
civic life j. betokened by the fact
that a local church body. encouraged
by confraters and citizens in general.
has ventured for itself and for the
community an investment destined
to mark as an epoch the progressive
career of church conditions in this
city. The instrument in question Is
high grade in dimensions and quail
ity. containing fourteen stops. "a
speaking pipes and having height
If twenty-five feet. width of nine
teen feet and a depth of thirteen
feet. il ranks with the three largest
in Colorado outside of Denver. Made
of the celebrated Gottfried pipes. its
superior tone is assured. while the
most expensive electric motor now
made insures the air pressure. IL
possesses the latest adjustments.
with a carved golden oak case over
all. The real value Of the organ is
shown by the $500 bid from the
Chicago firm. That is the tariff rate
of organs of this size. But the Hin
ners Company. in touch with Colo
RADIO conditions. surrendered all
profits. Thus at a cost of an even
2.0co is secured an instrument
larger than any in Pueblo by three
stops.and go pipes. In drawing up
the specifications Prof. Edwin Con-
dit showed a wise foresight by in
cluding space for subsequent pipe
additions. which viii make the organ
rank in "Old Centennial second
only to Trinity and Central.
Another sign of the times appears
in the announcement Of the opening
recital. the committee. with the
unanimous consent of the church
boards. placing the admission price
at an even dollar. The recital. which
takes place at the Presbyterian
church. Friday evening. May 25th. is
planned to add a tone and dignity to
the popular and critical taste Of the
Arkansas Valley not unbeconinx her
social and commercial march. All
the talent is donated. and the total
proceeds viii attach to the organ
fund
Other towns in the Valley are rec
ornizing the recital Since the organ
throuRhost its career may be heard
free af divise service. it - snfe -
pse1ief . recital audience taxinR tie
seating capacity of the besutifzl NV
build7ng- And % ue gS0w.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-19

ADOPTED AxD APPROVED. thf- IN aa,
of MAY. A d. f-s
I>s.LI CIV BnuGsRpxER- Mayor.
:. ". BROWN City Clerk
STATE or CoLORtDo.
terNTs ~ eTraR -
n
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-19
Desert Land. fissI eroes- Notice fo'
HuoticStioa-

U>IIED >rATn- LAND OsYEcE At 1
fUEhLo. Colo. April =. isss-
NOTICE = HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ AYrtie A ye~-ll. - High Coisrssio. has
fled uotsc- Of int~bfss,is 10 make prod GA ker
DE-. .Ft-laGsa risIEn No. ~. for fb- s--t hsif
south ~e-t quarter. -~cfiou q west half nortb-
N~-t gUzrt@F- --rtiou =. fS~n-hip = -outh-
ranse - s--t before the cl~rk 81 tk@ district
cugrt a Ia JHuta- Colorado. Nolds1, the
iIfh d@i of June, fissi
-t- the tolioEin- Witness to prove
III. Ili-ts irrl<ztn aid reeia 81 aid
land Loretta Melissa. Dan i-i--r, John NJ
>-l-s5n- ell u iei-sr, Colorado. Fred y Veil
qnett.. of i<he-- Colorado
;. A ABBEY. Register.
First potlieafian. Nsy = issss
Last pnbl licatiaE- June .. $50
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-19

NOTICE \ HEREBY dyEN To WHOM II
~ may couc~ru that .ne feiio~ing d~Scri t--si
~~frsy aniHsal xas taken up near Ortiwsy. ooiss
rssiol One tale r-sf h~ifrr calf. white N arb.
insrs. part ler-~y st-suf 4 usssuth- old vi-it-
hrsnt- rnsrss SID animal h-ins unar
- this t-ssrsi. unl-s- riaieest by OF
before June q IssS ~sid s-stray vii ~ -..lsf
~ this board fer the h-a~ff cf th- owner xk-n
found.
STtTE BolRD sIosK INSPECTION
COMMISSION.
p-nver. Celarssso.
First patiicstis.n. Nsy 4. I.S
Last pahiicxfis.a. Nsy ~ f.s-
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-19
AL AsouV TIVE oReAn RGcirAt.
1rsssy,ssis~ osssn Rse'ssi.

The opening organ recital at the
Presbyterian church to be given by
Edwin :. Condit. organist. assisted
by Miss Jean Allan. soprano: Miss
vinna f. Lusk. contralto. and Mr..
Clyde W. Simons. violinist. takes
place Friday evening. May 18th. The
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-19
SATURDAY. MAY 10. 1895.

- "a. JUNTA I. eity ~ soc pop
-. ulatioa AID the county ssat rsi
!: =; i::. J: !:
sae<& mils. s.,athss-i q n-ase., g
siie- north and east II Trinidad. The Santa
Fe Railroad COMPANY .Kp-ad-i t>sltss % iisi.
for t~rruAneut construction ~ork consisting u
machine shop. sforskouss, sdditl"n u rpuna-
house. foundry and extensive carshois-- be att
tade i s.oss feet. and the climate taken The
year round l. ansurps-ssd- Almost coast ant
san-hib@ ehsraet-rirss tEs ~int-r- 4ud a {. beilJ
eloady dzy l. rarity- La ]gnt@ has all tbs
metropolitan convenience ne-sf-d 10 cit5 ~
zoo population inciudiaE NAM fntis- -
brick side~alk-, perfect ss-tem 81 -snitAr1
s~peraxe. electric light plant Ntirh sup
plies all7dsy and all uishi serFie-- ~strf-
Sorss o1n-i b, the city, plant fof the manu-
faetu-r of artificial ice three rural ffe- delivery
route. IRE department.. tsl-pboue system = IN
lon -nts-crih~r- free enchans- with horsf
ford. and lytl. distance connections ~ltt am
part 81 the tat. a -chaol system .xnelisd b
city IN the state. employing ts-Dts---s-n
teacher Ia - ten churche-, tft--u secret
and frAt~rnal orsi-ra. tao banss, 5000 capital
and sss0ss d@Io-it-s three nesrpaE~fs 1.era
hoo.- of 20 .-Atins capacity. brtcs plant 81
s. 0G daily capacity, manufacturing t~St gna4-
ity of yitrit--i brick rour mill - 20 barrels
daily capacity ttopssn temsnt blocs flant-
enplo3iug twenty -hN- men cansins fsctor1
s>eond largest IN the state Ia fact Ls Jnat.
H. one OF the t-st towns Of it. sis- in the state
Of Colorado
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-19

SIrED STATES LAND OEFIcE !
FUEsio. CoLss. April - iAAA
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIyEN THAT
~ John e. jewell. .of Hi<t--. 6olo-aio. has
sled notice OF iat~crisc aazk~ pro-uf h.
st~--rt-laEd claim No N. for the oorths--t
quarter section "a, township = s-sarh- range -
s--t. f-for. the clerk Of tt- district court at
Ia Jant@- C.,lorsdo. oG Monday. th- lith aa,
- Jgfs-. issk
He nanl-- the tollo~iux ~stn----- prove
tie fsl~s- trrlgstlsa alsi sf "a ID
Land goha NJ Melissa. If f-i-~r- Colorado;
fr--i y. NsiiaD~tte. of Hi-t--r. Goisr4aa. Dan
i-i-er. Loretta N@i-.c Of fs5s~r. C.slorasio.
= A. ABBEY Register
First qualifications. AsY = issss
Last pGblieafio1a- Juz- Z. Iast-
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-19


organ at the recital,
Answer. Professor Edwin Con1it-
q. Does he deserve this distinc-
ton,
A. Yes. None has worked harder
than he.
q. What has he done?
A He drew up the specifications.
naming every pipe. combination. ad-
justment. sort Of ease and action.
q. Then what did he do7
A. He sent To a dozen firms for
prices.
q. What figures did he get7
A. Ranging from IS, 600 10 81 800.
q. Can the professor bring out
the organ?
A. Yes: he knows its mechanism
from A to 4. and is an expert player.
q. Who says he Is an expert
A. Julius jacket. of Chicago. a
German organist Of repute.
q. Did Mr. jacket hear Mr.. Con-
dit?
A. Yes. in church last Monday.
q. Has Mr. Condit had expert
enee on pipe organ?
A. Yes. For three years prior
to his advent To La Junta
q. What other claim has Prof.
Condit2
A. His standing in Wonderly's
wonderful orchestra and in social
and church musical circles.
q. Should a prophet be without
honor in his own town?
A. No.
q. Should La Junta honor herself
by honoring her conspicuous musi-
cian7
A. Yes. and bring all her boquets.
z. Is the organ paid for?
a. No.
q. Is the money raised?
A. The bank has 1900 already.
q. What is the recital money for?
A. All oft for the organ.
q. Can the balance Of it be met
in the two years?
A. Yes. in eight months.
q. Do the recital performers re-
ceive pay?
A. Not a cent.
q. Who are the performers?
A. Prof. Condit a, the organ.
q. Who else,
A. Miss Jean Allan. Pueblo. so
prano.
q. Who elses
A. Miss Lusk. La Junta, con-
tralto.
q. Who else?
A. Clyde W. Simons. violin.
q. Will this programme be worth
a dollar?
A. Thrice over.
q. Ism; the price steep?
A. Not in this case.
q. Why not?
A. This is the first pipe organ
and recital in a space larger than
some whole states. and after the re-
cital it may be heard free every Sun
dav.
q. Who IS the recital for?
A. For citizen and stranger.
q. That includes me?
A. Yes: and your friends.
q. When is the recital?
A. Friday. May 18th. : p. m.
O. Where
A. At the Presbyterian church.
q. Shall boost?
A. Yes. Talk il up: Organ Re
cital.
q. What shall ! say?
A. Save your dimes and get a
dollar.
a. Then what?
And meet me. o meet me by the
organ.
And greet me in the music so fair:
On Friday. next Friday in La Junta.
This profit and pleasure to share.
Gssssy Advertisement
NOTICE II HEREBY sfyEN To WHOM IT
~ uay rsur~ru that 40 fniioxinx d~-rrit--i
4FTaa flk rem n Toto.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-04-12
NAL AGA.

Malaga, April 12.-Jonn A. Rippey
was on Wheeler hill Monday.
W. l.. Keys OF Wehatcnee assembled
Stemilt hill Tuesday. He stopped at
Ed. Daniels.
Harry Ebert was cou.ty seat visit
or Monday afternoon
Claude Cl.:k came down from We
Datchae to trim Isaac James orchard
Isaac Jsmes expects TO move his fami-
IL here from Lacrosse very sooD.
Claude Keeny ana Rotert Smart
made business trip up Squilchuck
creek Tuesday in sesrcn of horse
that got away from Robert last Sun
day.
]. r. Albin and family were Wenat.
hee visitors "Wednesday.
Newton Hauton was the guest of F.
E. KiLesbnrv TUESDAY night
". l.. Keys of Wenatchee was tran
sacting business in this vicinity We'd
Desday.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-04-12
Monster Baby

Cincy the baby hippor otamus, Que
of the latest attr actions at the Cincin-
natl ZOO, is taking kindly to his new
home, and promises to thrive and wax
big and strong under in the care of the
of those to whom he has been intrust-
ed.
Though only 3 months, this interest
ing infant, which is the youngest of
IFS species ever seen in Ameii lea,
weighs little over 200 pou lds, aud
Is growing rapidly.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-04-12

Mr.. Bob. will be in the CITY Monday
evening April 18th.
Frank Putnam, head cattle buyer
for the Frye Bruhp Meat company of
Seattle. is in the CITY buy ing cattle.
He will ship 10 to ~ carloads of stoc k
from here on the 18th.
When You meet Mr.. Bob say hello
not bow-60-vou.do
W. 81. Gridley of Monitor is in We
natchee today on business.
1915 buys a ton of clean full
weight ROslyn coal. Catchall store,
So Wenstchee Ave North. Farmers
Phone 424.
Gordon Palmer. son OF Frank Palm.
err ia on fine sick list today.
M. Carton is bach from colfax
with carload Of hogs which will be
butchered for the home trade
Mrs. M. E. Fisher will entertain at
her home t)morrow afternoon.
Mrs. Loving and FAMILY left this
afternoon for Quincy where Mr.. Low
ing mas large Drove of sheep.
John Potts of the Snohomish Groc-
cry company drove three ca rloads of
cattle into the city from Waterville.
They will be shipped out tonight.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-04-12

Every time man borrows tronble
he gets the worst of the transaction
In times of peace the wise nation
makes strenuous preparations foi more
peace.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-04-12
Personal Mention and
City Ne,os in Brief
Don't miss seeing Mr.. BOP.

Don't miss seeing Mr.. Bon.
For longtime farm loans apply so j..
S. Mooney
Del Graham arrived in Wenatchee
yesterday from Seattle and will stay
here this summer. Mr.. Graham spent
the winter in California and nuher
southern states.
Mr.. Bob. will be in the city Monday
evneing April 10Th.
Trimmei wall paper. 10 cents doub-
lie roll at Russell's.
A marriage license was granted yes
teroay to Andrew Abbott and Beu-
lain Robbins, who live ON Eagle creek
near Leavenworth.
When you meet Mr.. Bob say hello !
not how -do-y oudo.
Will party who took medium sized
trunk from depot platform Monday
night please return same at opce. IL
fathers ranch at Malaga last Sunday
taking with him the piano which his
sister Grace won il the Republic con-
test.
Bread like mother used to make at
the palace RaKery.
Don't miss seeing MIR, Bob,
Help the library and piano fund of
the high sonool by attending their en-
tertainment at the Theatre Monday
evering April 10Th.
Raymond Perkins who has been
mail clerk on one of the river boats has
gone to WORK as clerk in the postoffice.
Mr.. Perkin last night took the first
degrte in the NJ. W. A lodge.
Wantad-Girl for general house
work. Apply ". o. PARIS office. l3.
The man you are looking for. Mr..
Bob.
The man you are looking for. Mr.
Bob.
Jack Seaman is in Waterville today
on business for the Eagle Transfer
company.
The man Won are looking for. Mr..
Bob
Mr.. Bob at the Theatre Monday
evening April 10Th by The High
School Dramatic and Glee Cl1t.
Much to the satisfaction of every
enc the street sprinkler was started
this morning and is busy laying the
dust which TOR the last few days mas
been mostly up in the air
Miss Nell Fling, instructor in oil
painting. Private lessons or in class
51o Orondo avenue. Farmers phone 783
Mr.. Bob. will be in the city Mon
day evening April 16h.
Don't miss seeing Mr.. Bob.
Frank Padoshek, buyer for the Har-
lin Meat company arrived IN the city
last night from Waterville with car
load of fine corn fed cattle for this
firm.
Commencing at once we will supply
Roslyn lump and nut coal j. II.
Ferryman. tt
Don't miss seeing Mr.. Bob.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-04-12

Its healthy condition is attested by
tine fact that il requires five gallons
of milk daily to satisfy lis ravenous
appetite, the nouiishment being takeh
from mammonth nursing bottle cap
able of holding eight gallons. -Cinciu-
nati Enquirer.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-04-12
POTATO SALAD.

Cut two CUPS of hot boiled potatoes
into small dice and mix in one tea
spoon of finely minced parseley aud
the same of minced onion, or onion
juice. Pour over enough French dress
ing to moisten we'll and set away to
chill before serving.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-04-12

Anyway, a woman Is always CRATE
full to the man who gives her q chance
to refuse him.
nut few people would know of your
troubles if you knew enough to keep
them under cover.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-04-12
Don't miss seeing Mr.. Bob.

| Don't miss seeing Mr.. Bob.
Try Central Market for good meats
and quick delivery. Albin Meat Co.
There will be services at st. Lukes
.. Episcopal church tomorrow, Good
Friday at 10 a. m. Rev. T. A. Hilton
will preach.
Everybody likes MI. Bob.
First class table board at % Cnelau
Ave. North.
G. N. Standerfer a Iancher OF South
side is in Wenatohee today.
chi namel for floors and furniture
at Russells.
Everybody likes MIR. Bob.
z. V. Vashon, who has been east on
Business trip for the past three
weeks returned to Wenatchee yester-
day.
We will give 5 cents per bottle for
each citrate OF magnesia hottie re-
turned 20 Us WeDatchee Drug Co.
Every BODY likes Mr., Bob.
Mr.. Rose. an oil man, Mr.. Bowman
a dairy man, Mr.. CHAPMAN, a sawmill
man end &. ". Chapman harness man
all of Finley. o., are in the city visit
ing with their old FREUD G. A. Battles
and looking the valley over with the
idea of locating here.
Wanted, 6, or Z. room house
with bath, by the last of April. P. O..
Box 5zS 4 II
Don't miss it. The High School ORA
matte and Giee Club entertainment at
the Tbeatei. Monday evening April
10th.
Mr.. Mccormick of the American
Typefounders company of Seattle. who
has been in Wenatchee fol the part
two weeks, 1eturned to Seattle yester-
day.
When you meet MI. Bob say hello!
not bow-do- you-do.
D. W. Spauldine, architect fol the
new Rosenberg hotel, arrived in We
natchee yesterday from Seattle and is
busy making preparations for the
new building. CRY Surveyor Prowell
yesterday surveyed the corners of We
matches and Orondo avenues and will
establish the street level in few DAYS.
When you meet MI. Fob say hello,
not how-do- you-do.
Auntie Grey had her first automo-
bile ride Yesterday in Mr.. Gehr's big
touring car. She is over 70 years of
age and the ride was quite an expert
ence for her and one that she enjoyed
very much.
Wanted-Men to work a the bridge
apply TO the iorepap,
Mrs. Ina Mongor who has been ill at
the Columbia Hotel has recovered and
gone to Seattle leaving here yesterday
. Mr.. Bob. will be in the city Mon
day evening April 18th.
Money to loan on farms or chattels.
John A. Gellatly.
HI. @. Camp returned from Jersey
City n. }. yesterday. He willrprobab-
ly remain in This Cit during the sum
ner.
For Sale-Chester White pigs E. d,
D. ingersoll Lone Rock. 4l6
There will be services at the Episco.
pal church tonight.
Mr. Bob will be in the city Mon
day evening April 10th.
0. A. Davidson, travelling business
manager for Swift and company of
Chicago, is in Wenatchee today look
ing after business for his firm.
John Marches. coifax butcher is
in this city looking up location for
opening shop there.
First class table board at % Chelan
Ave. North
When you meet Mr.. Bob say hello!
not how do-you do.
Fl. NJ Swartzw pod and wife of Riv-
erview are il Wenatcbee today.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-04-12

A New England statesman was re-
ferring to the dry humor of the late
Senator Hoar, when he was remiude
of the following:
One day Senator Hoar learned that
a friend in Worcester, who had been
thought to have appendicitis, was in
reality suffering from acute indiges,
tloD.
Whereupon the Senator smiled gen.
tally, Really" said he. "that's good
news. [ rejoice for my friend that the
troub lies in the table of contents
rather than in the appendix"
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-04-12
UNION DYE WORKS

Ladies' and gents clothing cleaned 1,
dyed, pressed and repaired. Old
clothing made to look like new.
Satisfactory work guaranteed.
Corner Wenatchee Ave- & LIST St. N
Weantchee, Wash.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-04-12
Strawberries in Seattle.

Seattle. April 12 - The strawberry
season will open in SEATTLE Friday,
when the fret consi ynment for 1906, of
the luscious berry is due TO arrive
from Flo,in, Cal.
Local com mission men were not this
m rDln2 TO venture an opiuion on the
N nhabie price of the initial Shipment
First shipments are always eagerly
snapped up and fridays consignment
will be gone before many reople are
aware that the berries ale III.
The first telephone peas of the sea
son are expected from California
Thursday.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-08-10
At Camp Kidwell.

Abb. Kidwell, Tom and Del Padg-
EFT, with their families, camped at
the mouth of the Big Gravois on the
river several days last week. Abb.
acted as general manager, Tom was
delegated to look after the stock
and forage, Del was in charge OF the
engineering corps. while the women
folks managed the cooking depart
mcnt. The fish concluded the Jig
was up, and they lined up at the edge
of the water, hoisted a flag Of truce
and surrendered at once. Fish fries.
watcrmellons, roasting ears and creek
water were the main items on the
printed bill of fare. The fish stories
told by the men folks after getting
home couldn't be digested.