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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-12
Sheriff wsbb made a trip to Entiat

Sheriff Webb made a trip to Entiat
today.
J. r. ORap Will leave for Seattle
today on a snort business trip.
Clifton McGohan, the little son OF
City Clerk Mcclellan has an attack of
the whooping cough.
Sam Campbell of the Arrow Trans
ter company drove to NaterViile to.
day.
The name of the Wenatchee Candy
Kitchen has been changed TO that of
the Fern Candy Kitchen and hence.
forth the products will be labeled
Fem.
L. Shears walking delegate of the
Cement Workers union. was il Wenat-
chee yesterday trying co organize a
branch OF the union here. He did not
meet with very good success ard has
moved on.
Mrs. F. NJ. Scheble retained yester-
aay from Seattle wLe'e she had gone
to attend the meeting of the Grand
Lodge of Rebekah and to visit friends
The entertainment Which the La
dies Aid of the Christian church were
10 have given on next Thur sday las
been indefinitely postponed There
will be meeting of the Aid IN the
church parlors on Thursday afternoon
and all the members are requested to
be present
A. L. Morris of the Wells and Nor
ris company, is 10 Okanogan county
this week looking over the country
with view t huying land. He will
return the latter part of the week.
Miss Char lotte Groves who has been
visiting at the home OF E. r. Mock at
Entiat is expected home tomorrow.
She will be accompanied by Mrs
Mock who will visit several days with
friends in this city.
The mem bers of the Etude Club
we're entertained by Mrs. A. T.. Kaupp
at her residence last night. The ev-
ening was spent in social way, with
music. after which delicious refresh
ments were served.
Rev. o. s. Barnum former pastor
of the Presbyterian church was in the
city TODAY to see about shipping his
furniture to Bremerton. He is now
the pastor of the church at that place
and also has the church at Charleston
in hi, charge. Mrs. Barnum and lit
tie daughter are still visiting relatives
in Merced, California, but will rejoin
Mr.. Barnum at an eally date. Mr..
Barnum will for Seattle tonight.
Miss Bessie Brundige who arrived
from the east recently is visiting at
the home of her mother, Mrs. I. Nc.
Creery. Mr.. and Mr. A. L. Smart
of Malaga, are also visiting at Mrs
MoCreery's home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L Kidd left yes
erday morning for Bridgeport. where
Mr. Kidd has a position with the
Bridgeport Lumber Co.. and where
they will maze tn cir home.
James Appel has accepted the posi-
ton of blockman at the Pelace shop.
recently vacated by Mr.. W. 4. HasK
ell.
How much time have you ever
lost" in answering want advertise
ments- enough to "chaDge the couD-
~ no oinnE ~
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-12
REMODELING
THE ALBERTA

Geo ". Stetson today started a
gang OF. men at work renewing the
foundation OF the Eibelta hotel which
he purchased recently from the Brown
Bros. He will also have a force of
men in few days renovating and
remodeling the interior. He expects
to make some radical changes III the
plans of the interior which will great
ly improve the hosiery and make it
thoroughly up.to- date. The halls will
be made lighter, the Office and parIors
remodeled and the dining room Will
be entirely refitted. When complete
the hotel will have 80 rooms aud will
De as nearly modern as the building
will permit. The repairs will cost
about $4,000. Mr.. Stetson has not
decided when " ork will be commend
ed on his new hotel, as it is very un.
certain when he can secure enough
briok. He stated today that the new
structure mi2ht not go up this season
The Ladies Aid society of the
Christian church will meet in the
church parlors on THURSDAY after
noon.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-12
FRUIT RANCH FoR SALE

1l.65 acres adjoining city. all in trees
Will produce 50, 900 worth of fruit this
year. House and barn. Price $500
per acre. One third cash, balance on
easy terms.
Fl. w. Patterson
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-12
The Eye In Its Relation to Health

is incorporated in OphthaImoIosy.
correct all Eye Strain so that there can
be no nervous reflex or passibIe eompIi-
cations resulting from my work.
l am permanently located here and
want to meet and get acquainted with
all sufferers from defective eyes. Come
and see me.
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Homesteads Located

can locate you on $50 acres, part
wheat land, part fruit land; can irri-
gate with spring on land. address
w. G. Dohbins, Wenatehee. 6-13
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Personal Mention and
City Ne,os in Brief

For longtime farm loans apply 30 J.
s. Mooney
Frank Smith has begun to build a
stone wall in front of his house on
Mission st eet.
Trimme wall paper. 10 cepts doub
lie roll at Russell's.
Mrs. Porter of Columbia Valley and
her daughter, Miss Porter, spent yes
terda? in town.
Upto-d date auto mobile supplies, BIZ
cycles repaired. all work guaranteed,
Oatchall Store, Phone 424.
Rev. Arnfeld, who occupied the
Methodist church pulpit here on Sun
day. left for Spokane yesterday after
noon.
Miss Nell Ping. instructor in oil
painting Private or class lessons. 515
Orondo avenue, Phone 1873.
Henry Vaughn visited over Sunday
with ms parents, Mr. and Mrs H r
Vaughn of the Roosevelt hotel
Warren D. Haskell has purchased
the four room house and two lots on
Orondo avenue just east of the ressr.
voir of J. S. Albiu for 900.
Hirst class cotton covered rubber
garden hose. with sprayer and nozzle
free only 10 and - cents per foot.
Catchall Store.
Fred Wagner who owns 100 acre
east of the Colubm river is making
daily trips to Wenatchee where he is
retailing vegetables and farm pro.
dace.
Wanted Roomers. 416 Douglas St.
IT.
Stella and Della Nv light left tor
Entiat Sunday ana will spenu the sum-
mer with their mother, Mrs. G. P.
Mott, who las a ranch about twenty
miles up the Entiat river, Mr.. Mott is
at present in Spokane. having gone
there on business trip a few days
ago
We will give 8 cents per bottle for
each citrate OF magnesia bottle re-
turned 60 us Wenatchee Drug Co.
Rev. Amos PetersI returned yester-
dav afternoon rom an extended trip
through Indiana. Illinois Iowa. and
the states along the main line of the
Great Northern railway. He reports
that tie wneae growing states of the
north central United States are under
water, owing to excessive rains
Try Central Market for good meats
and quick delivery. Albin Meat Go.
"Tha sleeper Oh local train is set
out st Wenatohee as usual at 1880
p IN Ind can be occupied as soon as
set out. reaches Spokane at 1l:s9 a
m irstead of 800 q M
The members of the "Jolly Owl"
club, an oIganizatioDsof the young
peopis of Burch Flat, aor3ss the We.
natchee river. and the Young folks of
thas region, will i've farewell
party this evening at the home of "
s Taylor, to Miss Grace Paris, who
taught the primary department OF
District No 81 last winter. Miss Paris
leaves tomorrow for her home in
Southern Kansas. and has made a
large circle of friends during her stay
here, who will regret to see her leave
Mrs G E Buttles left today for
SPOKANE where she will visit with rel
atives for week or more
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For Linoleum varnlsh, go to Russell.
The Ladi s. Aid of the Presbyterian
Church will meet with Mrs. Howard
Thomas on Wednesday afternoon.
Money to loan on farm lanos or
I chat'eJs. John A. Gellarlv.
| Earl Walton who is working near
the Cascade tunnel, spent Sunday
in the city with friends.
Wanted-Ironers aud mangle work
ers. Wenatchee Laundry. CO Is
A MARRIAGE license was granted yes.
terday to Ohas W Morris of Fassi!e
Or, and Miss Fannie Viola Smith of
Wenatchee Mr. Morris is an old
school mate of D N Gellatly of this
city
DR.. Almeda J. Mccall Osteopathic
phr stefan. Office over Wiester's store.
Miss Nell Ping has teen appointed
deputy county cleik during the present
term Of court which will probably last
three weeks
For cheap wall paper and turlap,
&C to Russell.
Ole Hutchins will leave for Kettle
river today, to work on a bridge
which ]. J Barley has the contract
for erecting there.
Best materials, Best cooking, salts
faction guaranteed. Palace Bakery and
Cafe.
@. B. Halfert. who recently pur-
chased the Dishon place on Wenatchee
avenue, left yesterday for business
trip to Spokane
Young couple desire board and room
with private family address j H
Davis. City. 612
Mrs H. q. McWhirter left last
week for Portland where she will
spend the summer with Miss Edith
McWhitter, who is attending a bust
mss college there. Mr.. McWhirter
accompanied Mrs McWhirter, and re.
TUNED Monday morning.
chi namel for floors and furniture
at Russell's.
The long distance line of the Pacific
States Telephone Co. between here
and Cashmere is in trouble, and the
liDeman, Bert MacGee, and F. R.
Bingham, who is here in the interests
of the comrany, left for an inspection
of the line this morning
Indiln PHILLIP was arrested
by Deputy Sheriff Evans and Sheriff
Thomas of Okanogsn county at Cash
mere Monday and was taken north on
the boat this morning The Indian is
wanted on a charge of hoise stealing
When arrested ne was in hiding, and
it wss necessary 60 arrest several 9th.
er Indians before hrs place of conceal
ment would be disclosed
Water Commissioner Sherburne has
installed 200 water meters this sum-
mer and has 100 on hand to install
The supply of meters will be sufficient
to cover the business portion of town,
Mission street and part of Cbelan
avenue As soon as these are all In
stalled another supply will be ordered
and before the end of the season the
whole city will be on a merer system
MIR Sherburne estimates that it will
tase 400 metsrz to supply the .city .as
there is now q total OF 551 taps in the
town
H. M Swartzwood and family
returped to the ir home at Olondo to-
day. Mr. Swartzwood came down
to attend the meeting of the Wenat
chez Valley Fruit Grow ers associ-
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PETIT JURORS
ARE DRAWN

Following is the list of petit jurors
drawn for the jury terri or court be.
ginning June IS.
A. .. Bousquet. Chester Beohtel,
Harry Shotwell, Noah Brown. j. G..
Corcoran, WeDatchee; John Chalmers,
W p Collier, l. N Wilcox, Cashmere;
Petrol Davis, Fran K Smell, Leaven.
worth; CO Trow. E P Carpenter, j
A Larrabie. G L Campbell, Chelan;
@ r Detxer, R M Willard. Geo
Hardenburg. A H Highley, Lakeside;
o o Myer. ClockUm; 0 E Moe, En-
,iat; P M Martin, Entist; Ed Cook,
Clockuw; W F Blalksnship, Chiwau.
KUN
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Chas Harris came down from Emit
ut returning today with Mrs. Sand
ers who has been taking treatment Of
one of the local pbyslcians and has
been greatly benefited.
Mrs Benson sister of VIM Turner,
and who recently purchased the Bass
residence on Cbelln avepue, is ex-
pecti1g her daughter, Miss Benson,
who has b6en attendi ig college in
Kansas
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-28

Mr.. and Mrs Fred l.. Finger have
moved to Wichita where Mr. Finger is
engaged in the life insurance business
Ruby Vaughn was here last week to
visit his little boy, but he had to get an
order from the probate court for the
privilege of seeing the Child. It will
be good thing to settle that question
and then the child will know who is to
care for it.
John Oliphant has been removed
from the Office of register at the Man
gum, Oklahoma. land office for ''lreg
ularities In the conduct of the business
of the Office The president appointed
Ross register, Orner receiver. This
Was surprise to the people but the
Live Stock Inspector says: But Senator
Long pulled the strings for form er-
y of Medicine Lodge" man, and Orner
landed. However, that's the way of
the 6. o. T. machine; whenever any
thing becomes as bad as 1T can be, then
a change for the worse suddenly occurs,
especially is this the case of Ross and
Orner.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-28
Isabel Item s.

From the Herald
Chas. Marshall and wife were up
from Medicine Lodge last Thursday to
stay over night with his father. They
returned home on Friday.
Uncle Jim Gibson circuiates the town
with his hand bandaged. Uncle Jim
cut himself wlth,a Ratchet and be Is
neither cherry tres or q man that
couldn't sell goods.
Lester White and Ike Chinn, two old
reprobates in the real estate business,
got together Tuesday to talk things
over. Les said he was White all
through and his business showed It.
Ike said he had the only Chinn music
that would win aud then they went
over to visit Sam Rohrer who if they
don't stop Cunning aud being SO
dog 'ond White will R0hrer into we'll
Vice president Barnstable has brought
10 our office most complete treatise of
the corn contest and method employ ed.
We, as all OF IsabeIs people do. fe ell
this IS the spot aud that our boys
should and would be the prize winners,
we Will try next week To publish the
article in full. Mr.. BarnstabG 10 him.
self thoroughly posted man on points.
IN The issue and il 10 and will be pleas
ure for this paper to further Z grand
work.
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Hazelton items.

Last week Fox & Springer moved
across the street into the Edwards
store room.
All reports coming in from the sickle
twIsters indicate that they are al
cheerful and confident of success in the
near future.
Frank Dixon, the famous platform
entertainer, Will be at Medicine Lodge
Monday night, April 9th. You Will
enjoy hearing him.
Corn planting will be the next irnpor
tant business that the farmers will be
attending to. The ground is certainly
in fne condition for the work.
L. r Maltbie returned from Kansas
City Saturday and reports fair prices
received for his fas cattle, but not en-
ough to make him feel very much
elated.
While 81 Jackson felt so lonesome
after shipping their mules to st. Louis
that they ordered then shipped back,
and now the boys are taking on that
cheerful look again.
j.. z. Caudill and L. 2. Graves are
seemingly trying to Guido each other in
the amount and quality of improve
ments they are putting on their resi-
dance properties in this city.
Next Thursday will be closing day OF
the school a. Pleasant Valley and also
Fairview. and 80 far as we have heard
both Miss TIncher and Mr.. Adams
have given entire satisfaction.
A. j Ayers and Gay Hurd expect to
start on their overland trip to Arizona
Tuesday. They talk of being gone all
summer, but our guess Is that il about
four weeks we will see the boys back in
Barber.
saturday morning Mrs Cora Stevens
took charge of the hotel and if the meal
she put up at dinner is a fair sample
of what they are going to be all the
time, { ere is no danger of the hotel
losing any OF it's good reputation while
under her management.
There is now and then specimen
slightly resembling the lower strata of
the human race, that seems to be In
constant misery unless he eau fad
some unfortunate person. some or e
who has made mistake, and failed
In some undertaking. Then this ami
0,i IL.
life and fattens on the downfall of
those that ara ulf)cSunAte. He re-
sem5les the fungus growth on thrifty
stalk of cOrn-iS attached to it but
not in sympathy, and has no part
in its purity. This is his relation to
the human family. Thank the good
Lord there are but few of them.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-28
Mingona Items.

Frank Kimbail is at home again.
Dave Funk lost one of his work horses
last week.
w. J. KimbaIl went to Eldorado last
| week to visit friends.
Mrs. Pepoon spent the dag with Mrs.
Shamberger last Thursday.
The railroaders hauled out a lot of
tiling for culverts last week.
HOnnIce Heise went to his claim in
Oklahoma last week to prove ap.
Charlie K,mbalI is clearing some
land and is fencing his alfalfa field with
hog wife.
The old Forest City school house was
taken away last week. Another old
land mark gone.
The harmony school closes this week
they had to close several weeks on &C
count of sickness.
A. D. Baldwin bought Bert Groves
wood last week and Earl Shamberger
helped him haul it home.
Amp Doles has the mumps. This un.
welcome visitor has called at nearly
every home in the township.
Dan Stone is clearing about thirty
acres of timber land, across the river
from the ranch house, for alfalfa.
Feed is quite scarce in this nelghbor
hood Notwithstanding the fact that the
two Mingona correspondents raised
cane' last winter.
Mrs. Baldwin is going into the chuck
en- business. She has bought an incu
bator and brooder and has just complet-
ed good chicken house.
Those Of our people who want to
hear good lecture should not fail to
hear Frank Dixon at Medicine Lodge
on the evening of April 9th.
Da}e Funk says that his brother, AL
len died the fourteenth. This leaves Mr..
Funk in bad shape as Allen was his
main staff. Dave was called to his
brothers bedside at three different
times.
The Index owes an apology to A. A.
Marched. Your correspondent sent III
this item: We wonder what caused
MIR. March to act so cool lately" Ii
appeared this way: I'VE wonder what
caused Mr.. M arche) to act so cool late
ly." Correspondents should be care
fnl to write manu- scripts as plainly as
possible, especially i'll writing proper
names. Slmetim es, as in this case,
there are chances for double mean
Ing.-Ed
Since Dan Stona moved to his pres
ent place last s0ring, he has greatly
improved the farm He has cleared
forty acres of land putting half of it in
to apples trees, and has built four miles
of hog fence, he has built granary the
lumber Of which cost five hun dred dol
lars besides windmlls, sheds and other
Improvements. He soon expects to put
eight hundred dollars worth of lumber
into barn. These with his twelve
hundred acres of good farm and past
ure land makes one of the best hog and
cattle ranchesin the county.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-28
Deerhedd Items.

An electrical storm Surday-the first of the
year.
s. Y. Carrs health has not been very good
recently.
No gardening yet. We are going to wait
until spring
Sheriff Haun bought load of hogs from 8.
Y. Carr recently.
The theme mostly discussed is, when will
spring be here?"
Drayton Bruce will feed B. Fl. Roberts
steers until grass comes
st. Patrick's day was not observed by plant
in8 potatoes this year.
G. 6. Cline walks very straight powaday s
lame back is the cluse.
A. j. Hargis is having 100 acres of break.
ing done on his Deerhead ranch.
After the sto,m there is a calm r. nov
appears as if spring was here.
g. E. Gof made business tr,p to okIoho-
ma. he brought in some land Spectators
who were looking oyer his ranch with a view
of buying.
u w. Hiideorand and Ed Larkin have been
ousy al week breaking horses-getting ready
for spring work
ID. GENTRY is the only man in Deerhead
.o"nsnip VINO will have plenty of roughness
" carry ms cattle through. He is a good pro-
WIDER.
~ ms mas been remarkablespr1ng for ducks.
thousands have been seen on the feed
grounds and those who have sampled them
say they are very fat.
Tho Deerhead school closed March z3rd. A
very nice time and also very Interesting
program The neiehbors helped make the
occasion more important by preparings deli
cious dinner.
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-MppaWaHa Stories.

TIE sun is really shining again.
Cliff Talbot has been real sick with
the humps.
E. M. TatrO is hauling corn to Kiowa
for D. F. Allison.
Uncle Jimmie Martin is able to be up
and around again.
Bert Vannaman, killed a goose last
week that weighed Is lbs.
NJ. j. Lane brought load of furni.
ture from klOwa Saturday.
John Surber of Sun City visited with
G. L. Guier on Monday night.
G. S. Page and Mana Freeman went
to Medicine Lodge last Saturday.
E. IL. Fitzgerald and wife were in
Medicine Lodge week ago Saturday.
U. S. Lands bought $50 three year
Old steers from q. D. Newkirk last
week.
Mrs. VIII Downtain of Kiowa visit
ed her mother, Mrs. Talbot, on Wed
nesday of last week.
The noted lecturer, Frank Dixon, at
the Medicine Lodge opera house on the
evening of April 9Th.
j g. Short and wife STAYED all night
with his uncle, G. D. Newkirk, and
family, Monday night.
Pode Nash and wife from Oklahoma
visited Mrs. Nash s sister, Mrs. AL
bright, Tuesday and Wednesday.
A few days ago an eagle caught a
wild gOos9 In the air; after a great
struggle the eagle succeeded in getting
the goose TO the ground but Jim Lucas
who was watching the fight robbed the
eagle of his supper.
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LGSSWeH Items
WHEN TIE INDEX conRs

WHEN THE INDEX COnES OUT.
The brother who wrote for the Cresset
Telling us of its wonderful space,
Is sadly mistaken, must say,
For none takes the lndex's place.
In lis columns there's more knowledge,
OF Barber County's fame,
So we wait till Wednesday morning,
And welcome the Index name.
And now we have newspaper,
Good for the rich and poor.
One. not wholly given to 'style,"
Nor advising some certain cure.
Now to those who read these papers,
And discussing when you meet,
Take notice to the better columns
For to read the Index is surely treat.
Canema school closed last week.
Henry Hoover's little boy was report
ed very SICK last week.
Miss Lena Boswell and Miss Harley
were Deerhead guests SUNDAY.
Joseph Ogden carries his head high
since he has purchased him farm.
Miss Lola Williams spent few days
of last week visiting with Grandma
Ball.
Hear Frank Dixon, the great lectur-
er, at Medicine Lodge Monday night,
April OH.
Mrs. Harry Turpin, who has been
VISITING at Alva, is now staying with
her sister, Mrs. John Angel.
Mrs. Addison Pardee returnedlas
Saturday after spending week visiting
with her mother, Mrs. Courtney, of
Mingona.
Two of Barber Co.'S. young men, Cal
vim Smith and Jay Jarvis, have grown
tired of old Kansas and started last
week for Utah.
Deerhead correspondent, no doubt
the ladies' will have to bow 10 Mrs.
Fanny Golf but we never count chick
ems till they hatch.
A certain young man of Deerhead
township, who boarded with Hiram
South, has changed his location and
boards at Mr.. Cars.
Take notice of the mail carriers long
face this week as Sam Kennerly of
Medicine Lodge stole the march on him
and took his lady passenger to town.
Leonard OFT says he has corner on
the coal oil. as he was In Medicine
Lodge last Thursday an6 purchased all
there was In town, but two gallon jugs
held it all.
Some of the Holmes Bros. decided
they had the humps last week but Earl
says he is not sure whether he had the
mumps or his jaws were just swollen
from eating dish pan full of popcorn.
o. March 2lst, Rev. Ward, pastor of
the Baptist church at Medicine Lodge.
was called here to conduct the funeral
service of tie little infant of Mr.. and
Mrs Conrad Baier. The remains were
inferred in the Mule Greek cemetery.
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