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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-15
Baltimore Snmpf Enfct So.
lgntr NIB SuDcridiHae @~ni.pinie.1
Ole Gcr. Stdnteus I'oit hel6r0Crn0.
Sampier ,,Virainih" (ucu), ngllabanla,"
Wrurnin," ,,TcuuCiec."

- @NL--NN|F
Sampier yVirainih" (ucu), ,,Wlabanla,"
Wrurnin," "Tcuucicc."
Sampler inGrCti tnnlidD. SOnntuGS nuSqcilorl'
men, bon ocn .9'oi qinic- "FicrS. Or. f0-ts,
gtgbt Girubc, G.3u NbcHoS. bret nGd OLD
Bout Comfort, NorlolL 8orl8mnulb mo allen
FF""iiImItt om nfS T nit nG. & (. GiiGmSHobn'" sad
Ridmnno. sierbiunuHg in Vnrtemuulb mt ocm
gGcnbonro Nir cine" inIiocn 3uA nnh Pnri5-
mouth uni %stIantn. ~ gioriolt &crhiltonnq
mcitli6 NH nSlo %ominiou zinc" NAB gictus
bern &niDi1gton. N.'G., RI6nIoilo, Ma, ulIh
Rein glurf.
MGDI6citcn nnCb curopdif6cm RIane. Quru,
Wife AHiiitcnBiimter. c'cltriihc N%cletdtulg,
9Gmpibciiung, Stoie1 fret, Rcleroirlc NailicIs
simmer IN cen Qillct Qirrunr Der Nat Gilc,"
Hr. 107. SitsgnltiEnrceG irnbc, Cir. not ltrlo
id9, 2iabLGtrnbc. e. u. e. Office, Silorits@de
baltimore. Itnb Gdlhcrt Cirnbc, GDntinrutnI
Fruit Nniloing uno Wlbau0D's, gfr. 100, gIOro'
GDurlcSGirnbc.
rubn VI. SbetpDbb, ". @rdtur,
Ptcc Frdl. II. Scn. sWiulaGcr. @ep sFn.sgGcnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-15
sduuinScl 6ci'm Noipitnlban.

@biIuoclpb ia, Ea, If. Ntni.
- Nicr beqonn sic Nllptocrbon0-
hung 0c3 @ro3eiic& lclcn Ocn Gircf-
for iiir sic 0ficullidc Sjhcrbcit utter
W}dpor 9ribbrtOac, A5yo6om g. GnA-
lii6, ul0 Sen irilbcrcu itdOtii6cn Pr
Hitettcu @6tlip $. &o5uion, ocn @Ot-
&nipeftor &onlc@ :. 6inIcD II. @orrp
u. Baton pom ser GoUtrottorcniirnta
Scn0eriou & 80. Notwithstanding
5ur 8tibmiuocllrn0 ser Stoot onlGB-
lid Oc8 0alte5 zines it6Otiihcn &oipi'
tails. Ole QIngetloNtcn, tutcr 0cncl
Gobnion ulO 6iulcU &2nnonotc oca
friibercn 6iibrcra ser rcpublitaniidcn
Nrganiiution &@rocl ". Qurbom,
iilro, mltrOen tur5 noh N}dDor Mco-
Uer'S @rI6 NIT Der rcpublitaniid)en
Organization pcrboitCt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-15
Baltimore SbiO -Sabn.
= Idglih. lI1eIld. nusNcuomucn SoHntug s.
gtur EnuutdQS,

GrprcGSiile ,,Sroc Gtunbc dnf Der Stnnbe" bon
Gamhcu = Station uGb sSnibinntuH an gBns
cbctiuNcI, 500 Norm. bio 500 NbeneS. init
YuIInnn.0 tcnit. 6riDcre gt0in6ri bon 0lt.
MohGl-G Station.
geaiBin1tun, bcrIaNen Wt, NirhdI ct. 90 .0O.
MO, !7.hO. $50, *a.4S, lt0.65, l1t.53 Gor'
mitlnnS, 212.1O, lt2.in. li.h6, *2,43. 1870.
*l1i. ii.5j. 15.h6, 600, l0.55. 500. 1853,
+tI.82 ghcuhS: ucrl. Sumhen e., 300. q. 10,
1871. l7.2n, 800. $3.50, 900, 1000, tt,B0
RormittugS. 1900 9InbtS, lt2.0b. 2t2t5.
400. 2t.05. 200, 300. l3.0b, l4.0n. a $50,
800. l6.Gl. 26.36. 1000, "GiG. 1920, 100.
$500. 1910, ?l0.G0, 1000, '1t.t0, +li4i
NnnapoIs. mt. gobaI citation, MO nnb
2S.Ah J'nrmittaOS. l5.b5 yiddm; GnmeensStn.,
1920 mn goo WurmilidpS. ll2.05 glndnt,
?h.35 mo Gao HbcuhS.
Srrbcrid. 9Pt. JiupGl GinttnI. 2si5, la.49.
Nprm GdnIoeu Citation. l7.35, 1900. 2D.lb
NH i0.00 EOrnt., ll.2b. 1850 uno $500 gldd)'
miitnNs.
Winmcirr ont. HohnI. MO Eorm., l2.As.
1880 gindm, Gnmbcrt, REQ Nornt., 1900,
1860 mo 400 gnhm.
6nGer5to,uu, Nh, &uCIl eta, l445 Rorur..
$40 ln6m., Gnmhen Sintica, 1900 Norm,
1850 mn I.01 yndlui.
GtienttsGitn mo ut. Nirf, Camden Citation.
1873. 29.l5 9'ornl, li.25. 1850, 'b.2O. $3.50.
+it.db @hCUhS.
Gnrtl5' l,uD, ennoei Citation, 1929 gorm,
puroN, MT. Jto0uI, f2.d3 gtobnI, Gambler,
fa.00 Nnhm.
Ropnl @lne qlue uah 9hIiabsiphIa nub Reiu.
Wort, neucr TermiNuS IN 3rftuno 5ipnnisas
Ter Gtrn6c, NcluspDurf, bcGnrut nadl DDtels,
T1cnterit uuo WrIdlG it'd T,trIft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-15
Ser oentMbe eOrnppn0ent, SatmOre, aSu Srdtoee Sen Is. .SnAi 1906.
NJ aiien. Mnameiinnnnn

w Il l II u II 10 Z | II Il q EN-
c"rrcgen ii itunQ.
Giueu Stllrm ser GutriiumQ hat
sic biciige 8oli5ci cnticiielt. 6oit alien
Gigurren 9(rbcitern iino uGmlih
Neutrality-suspicious. 5u0citcllt morocn.
10 0nB Oicic &nOuitrie nolitdnOiQ ms
Storfcn 5it gerotben Orobt. Die mel
item NltSgcpieicncn iino 9htiiCn.
IS liifmuu d. an @roB-
ber5o4 Nnguit.
@cneroI0irettor 9uuin pom Scr
Sarnburg Nmcrifa Sinic bat ocnl
@~roBber3og Aitgllit bon OlOenbura
ouf teIe9ropbiihem @ege ieinc Sra.
tlIIution itbernitteIt nuIGBlidl Der por.
5ii9liden @rgcbniiic, pcldIc Oie Der.
ptfe nit Dem Nifi Yropcler oitf Den
Sdiiien Scr @cieIG DAFT acIicfcrt bo-
ben. 9etonntli6 bot Scr @rob6cr5og
oicien Gropellcr co%nItruirt.
Nllerlet aus Cent h a II 3.
&atler Nilbclm bat Sen @cbeimt.
rdtb @~olobcrgcr gum Mitglicoe Scr
Gommiiiion "crnonnt, meldc cine unlc.
ritnniltc SommIun9 iiir OoS &qI,
@tbnoIOgiidc W}uicum onIeNen miro.
Som juItGn0igeu @criht in Gai-
icralnttern lit ser @cinb6nolrr
Shneioer ans 9tcuitoOt q. 5. Nuur0t
me9cn EnntidIcrci 31 orci Monatcn
@eiGn8niB utO elmer boben @clO6uBc
ucrurtbeilt aporoen.
Ter critic @rcia in Dem ioc6cn sum
NbihhtB acfommencn Ncrtomcr.
Nutomobil . Hennen 6runtiurt @tcn-
&(ugcnfltrt . NIiinhen lit Dem }(r5tc
Or. St0B non 3nidol in Sa6icn 3lt.
erfnnnt mor0en.
Die tehnjifc SodJidulc in Gar
%lottcnbur1 bat ocn bcfomltcn omcri-
fanii6en Grinder George MeitiuA.
bouie ouaae3ciduct, in0em iic Sem,
ieIben Den Sitcl zines GuttorS ser
Sngenieur3 Standardization pcrlicb.
IS lit Dics Oo9 critC DIAL, ouB 0ic PIN
ItoIt cincm Amcritnncr Oieic Gbre er.
mics.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-15
G~Deiapcafc Sampicr.G ompagnic.

EBcInpcn.c SlntC.
GIcNcnte 9niinntcr : Sampler sgli9nftd" n1o
sNtl1ntd" rud
Elb Point Comfort NIB Gpriulf, 0a.
Humpicr n~erI9iien Baltimore tdqlib talloNe'
unmmem GnimtaOS) nm $50 NheuhS mn Tom
men IN Oh Fnini Comfort nm q llbr WlorgcltS
mn IN giurioIf I'M 7.i6 WiorgcnS an. Grfdlte'
bcuO nn Die @tfcnhnbuAiiGe nab aleu- 4tnfien
hes SiioenS unh SiiApcitcna,
0urt.9ilper.qluic.
6leguRte 4~ldiingier 'Gnu1plcr sSbnrlotte" uno
baltimore"
rGdi Rcft-Gnint unb Mtflntoth, ia.
THmpier ~perlaiicu Baltimore ti0lih tnlSner
roumIeH GonrtaQS) I'M 3 llhr yintbmlttnaS mo
fnnlmCn AT g&cit eFoint INT 7.30 WlOrGetl5 mo
In Rihmono nm 0.2b 0,urdcrS an.
Sic m Wiunidnen. Mfitiluudct mn Srctidncn
hnu baltimore nhiatrenacl Sautptcr, llllo bic
hon g8elt7@loint nn HicuItuNcn, 9nrncritaNen
lih Gnmtfinnen nbinbrCr. leGcn TN @lorccitcr'
Ynint. Clements lInb MHmuth'a M; uni ole
an Sienitngcn, SuincrftdNcH NH SnmiinQcn
BON baltimore niio an WiOninGe1, U(itilUOhen
nnn Sreiinpcu bon QGcitsVUint nrfdbrcnocu
Camper le0en in g%orftOton uno SGub- @Gnt an
(hci Rimtiipcm gSeiicr).
Tumpfer ~urriniieu baltimore num Plcr Er. IL
unb 10, qinbtitt nbcr.pfrfe.
Turb@iticte linm alien lIln!tcn ftItci Ge'
liheri, @cpdd nuiNc0cbcn mo Atdiiltei5ln1fncr
I'M Gurans ~rcferbirt lpCro5u. IN hen bleitACH
NiuCt 9HlrcnIr: sir. 40, OF ynltlnore.etrnfe
n. "a. Hubipu, N0cut. Iir. 127, Ut Baltimore.
otr0ke, pncr bet Snupt Niircdlr: Er. $40.
9iabt'e trale, .Vaftimpr', Do;
Nenbri 1nTter. e.. T.. NBisnl,
sen. Observation-Disclosures. @rn Ratio s@aent.
I. &. Mr3anuei. SfiIfS @eu 'fnii 'glNcnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-15
@Ollcn ELECTROMAGNETIC 6cidnci.
ben.

Gan 6ranciSco, Gal, II,
Nrni. - GO @eriihcruiQ@ @cica.
i6uiten 6obcn in 0aflnnO OurG ibrc
bieiigen &crtrcter 0nS lle6erciutom.
men actroifcu, oae @olicen nm 81
Gro5cnt 81 DerminOeru; 80 @eicIl.
idaitcn 4picien OieieS ARRANGEMENT
3uriid, 20 iino nod Wncntihic0en
mG6rcn0 10 meitere @eiellihuitcn nui
Der Gonicreuj rift pertretcn mnrcn.
Gie Rumm berienigeu, mcIdc oos
llcbercinfommcn unter5eihnct bnbrn,
mcrOcn gc6eim ge6oltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-15
sccmnnnSItrifc in Sun SruneiScO.

Gan 6ronci4co, Sal, a..
Suni. - @8 iino bier itorfe GiniIiiiic
tbGtiN nm sic Observation-Disclosures
un0 Scclultc III cilcr Gonicrcn3 SIT
pcrciniaen, in ser &oiimmg OoB lid
Elm Nl3rucg itnOcn loiicn aperOc.
Gurd Oic 2h,Siperrun9 ser Sdiiia-
Icutc lit scr Sdiii5ucrtcbr unicreS
&oicno in ncrb6n0uibpollcr Metic
o~uiQcboItcn mlo sic QroBcn Shiiic
f6uncn Ocu &licu niht pcrlniicn.
llntcr ocn 0roBcn Capitalization, bc.
rem &crrcbr inter Oicicn &%crbGItnii
len lcioct, bciinoen iih Sic .&aciiic
Nail Stcomibip So" uno Die IA.
ciiic GuaIt StcanNbip So" 9hrr ciui,
gen flcincrcn S6iiicn lit co aclrngch
Ocn Soicn nit Siijie BON bcimlihcr
@ciic al @oro ge6rohtcn uidt unio'
niitiihcn 2cutrn 81 pcrloiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-15
Viii iidD idjcioen laiicn.

Ncn Oorf, IA. Sltni. - @iu-
icppe Scrrnnopn, Der @attc pon So
lcpbina Scrrunopu, melde pon Ser
antlage Scr grmorOung ibrer Tunte
frei0eiproden upo ioeben entlnlien
mllr0c, bat 6e erIten S6ritte 5lrr An-
nuQirung ser @be getban. Sin Don
inn ongeitellter ampalt bat einen
8orlaOungsbeiebl fir Die jungc 6ralt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-15
Nelteru Rarolamo GiIrnbabn.

3hee b~erIaiien 8t1ersGtItiun pte toiet:
Sdatid'.
40 Rurpcns - Sdnelyua. Sd0erStnnn, n.
& " ,allabn iuio nuSGenoIumen Sonltas Sae'
cot uno @bumherShurG.
2h0 g'dhn. - aft0Ht. moo tiHion'Prto9e.
EGatidi. ausacunumrn Spnntas.
z 90 @prpeHs-O 0ri uno @ettnSbuuN Affnm.
$40 gliuvQens-SdatrStoipIi mo Sb'JneISbura
accommodation.
0,tb Y~lorgenS-NticuI. mao Getit 5ourG unh
g)Urf.
10. N VorEi.-aliom. nab uuton.Rrtoae.
$50 Huthnt.-sGf.uIt. ln6 @lnnocn, BORT IRE
a. & 8. GiO.
@4.65 s,ucbm. -9rvrcB mao SIesoon. Sdaere
icipn. lnpie SrCherid. SmmiiSbura. G1ip.
r%eHSburQ tFnrlorr2Suqaou.
5~.3Igtabm--Durf 6rpreB.
6th NhenSS-gtffoIu. nab llniun'pribae. /
11.25 ahenns-Nfiom. nan llutousGri6ge.
BUR SoantagS,
$50 WG -perS-Nttom ndb llnion'Prthae ma
Sdnnber.
1880 sfbeuos-sfium. nHb uHt"asVrihpe.
SiIt Mot at Der Pcnnn s@1e. 'Gtatao on ON.
II. AU0eriibn. CAeu,rnl tSefdbdftSfitbrer
*. w. Ss,psn, General F~Sdiinaier, Nasrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-15
IWaNNeT NuO fEranelt f0mMlt III Ins.

cruirtt, fonntc ion i1r o5cr niAt gu.
itcIlcn ga i6r icbi0'r 9uuicntbolt2ort
uubcfont lit. 6rol lerroitopN bat
gcitcrn RGU- 2)orf pcrioiicu mo i'm
Nmu1lt Mill ibrtN }luientboIt0ort
nidt bcfnnnt Ncbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-15
Wcntcrci nnf ciucm Scntidcn Gam.
pfcr.

&inAit . II, ,Somnico, If. %uni.
r. 2tm Ticnitag 9lbenO ocpeidirtc Der
9cicbISbubcr 0cS 0Cutidcu Gampiers
s@rooforo," mcld)er olli ser 0itlihen
Scite ser ISnicI cine &norng 6rltd)t
an 9oro nnbm, scr YoIi5ci IN Sing
ltor, ooB urtcr Der Wnntidoit cine
Meutcrei au5Qchrohcu lei mo ouS
S6iif nod &inAiton Gc6rodt merocrl
miiroe, 0nmit Die Neb0rocn sic 2Iif-
riibrer f%citnebmcn f0nnteu. I'm Mit-
tcrnn6t lici ooS 6abr5cltq in Ocn Sn'
len elm uno Oie Eoli5ci unO Ser orlt'
i6c &oniuI bcgabcn iid) an 9oro.
0ort 4puroc ibucn m%it9ctbetlt, oub
balm nod Scr 2Ibinbrt bon Gan Nnto-
Mo crnItc neutrality-suspicious. Den icd]S
Ncticrn, GingcborcHell, u10 0cn Wta.
ihiniIten u~ltSgcbrohcn Iciclt. Cine
oll1cnteiuc Saltcrei ionO ltott, unO, 10
miro bebouptet, ga Oie0cutihcn brob.
ten, bic G%ingeborcncn 81 crld)icBen,
mcigcrten lid 2ettcre, an Die Nlrbeit
5l acben. Ger GopitGn Crillftc Oie
@oli5et Die Ginqeborcnen 81 uerboi-
ten, bob muroe Oieiem &crIongcn
niht 6oI1e qeleiitet. Die lcd)a @ei5cr
murocn entlaiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-15

10 llUr gttenoS.
". mao Ntfantit, GitH mn Wohcutueen; y.
mao Mifnntic.GitD tdgttb. PILE SiiGe bdlte1
In gSilmtnotpn: s bait inShciter.
V6itd. Nttum, GnmnersG tGtioi, 2S.0b. lS.lS
gorln.. i2 20. 2G.t0 gndbm. MT. Niohai eta,
2a.tn. 1920 R0rIn., i2.25. 2B,t5 gadm.
g6rroeeu Iifom., Camden StuiiuH. 100
Hndm., 1910 NbCuoS; 9it. Nobdl Gtation.
2t.O5 aofm, SOTO IbcnoS.
Ncfcrairing hon Rnum IN GdlGfs uoer ydr.
Inrfg4nqppns, GpciicsJidten etc. ipcrben fhnel
hclnrgt pcr 5elcpbun In nllcn %fcIgcuoeu AiIIet'
&iirenur: Gbnetess mo SHrntuNa Gtrnbe, e. Il
*. gSplic 1870, nocr Iio. gorrtlnub 1901; Wt.
a9nbGls Siaiiun. e. & q. sri. Gernou 3i23:
Eanlhens 2taii1n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6. T. u,
Spnlb 100. recr MS. GourtIGno 2726. inp Nr.
800. Glib y,rnnnmnb,
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-06-01

Summer suits for men, $40 to $18.
Ashbaugh 4 co.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-06-01
NAY WEATHER.

More rainfall than in any prev
ious month of the year fell this
month at Kennewick and it totaled
about one sixth the average annual
rainfall. The heaviest rain was on
the 2oth measuring seven-ten.hs of
an inch. The temperature drop
ped to the freezing point on the 5tll
and the range of temperature has
been cooler than usual for May
with cloudier sky. The warmest
day was the 10th registering 90
degrees. The mean temperature
for the month was 81 Al degrees.
The average of the highest temp
eratures was 70. "a degrees ard of
the coolest 4S 48 degrees There
were 9 clear days, % partly cloudy
and 9 cloudy days. Several claps
of thunder were heard on the 14th,
the only time during the year.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-06-01
SURVEYORS GALORE.

The long l0oked-for North Coast
surveyors are on the ground and are
running lines east of town. starting at
u point near DR.. J. w. Hewetson's
residence. They will camp near the
Tweedt place down the valley and
the outfit and supplies would indicate
that the work they are beginning
would require some length of time to
complete. Chief Engineer F. L. Pit
man was with the party and made a
trip through the valley with the en-
gineer in charge OF this party. Mr.
Hallenbeck, accompanied by G. F..
Richardson and DR.. Hewetson. Mr..
Putnam returned to North Yakima,
but will return here as soon as certain
matters are cleared up.
A gang of Northern Pacific survey
ors were in town yesterday complet-
Ing the survey for the new side track
and stalking out the floor plans for the
new freight warehouse.
Still another gang OF surveyors are
at work near the mouth of the Snake
river Oh both sides Of The Columbia.
No one has been able to find out who
they are working for or what they are
doing.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-06-01
MORE LAND OPEN FOR ENTRY.

Register ellis of the Walla
Walla land Office received notice
from the Secretary Of the Interior
Wednesday that another order of
lands for withdrawal for irrigation
purposes had been vacated.
Department orders issued April
20 and June 2, 1904, directed the
withdrawal of lands in connection
with the Columbia river irrigation
project. Based on a report from
the geological survey the secretary
has directed that the order be va
Gated aud that the lands be restored
to bubble domain and to settlement,
but not subject to entry, filing OF
selection until after 90 days notice
by publication shall have been
given.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-06-01
FINLEY.
Money, Money, Who Had the Money ?

Money, Money, Who Had the Money?
Considerable excitement prevailed
in town Tuesday night and Wednes-
day morning. The report that two
r. ok foremen from station camps on
the North Bank road had been held
up and $1,000 secured. went the rounds,
but as usual there WINS nothing 10 It"
as q matter Of legal evidence.
Tuesday afternoon three railroad
construction men drew their pay
amounting to a considerable sum In
each case and started IN to celebrate.
The three chums were together drink
Ing ut the Rainier Bar and getting
pretty drunk, the least intoxicated Of
the trio took all the money and kept
it in his possession as was their Gus.
tom, when on spree. So they all
informed the court. When the other
two began to sober up, they missed
their wad aud forgot who had 1t and
ut once reported they had been robbed.
| Marshal Glover got into action and
gathered in the Whole bunch present
In the saloon when the three railroad
ers were there and lodged them in Jail.
He found all the missing money on the
third man.
When morning came all were sober
enough to remember where they were
at. All agreed that "nobody had done
nothin'." Their money was restored
and all were released from custody.
However II the police force had no,
acted SO promptly and secured the
coin before anyone outside the three
could make getaway, 1t is probable
the money-losers would not have been
SO anxious to smooth everything over
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-06-01

Mr. j. I. Hawley of Prosser, came
down from that place this morning on
his way to tie Horse Heaven and
Columbia river country. He is locat-
ing desert claims under the proposed
klickitat irrigation ditch. He says
the funds necessary to build the ditch
have been secured from All English
syndicate aud will be available for
early construction of the works. 1t
will add 100000 acres to the irrigated
lands of Benton county.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-06-01
Baptist Church Services.

The Baptist Church Of Kennewick
have arranged for regular services
with Rev. F. A. Hill as pastor. The
new minister will preach next Sunday
morning and evening in the opera
house. Messrs. C. w. Story, C. Yer
trees, F. o. Gibbons snd Mrs. Alvareta
Griffith were apo nted a committee
to select suitable building site for a
church building aud the committee
held a preliminary meeting last eve
ming.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-06-01

BASE BALL.
Kennewick VS.. Wallula,
Sunday, June 3,
On the new KenneWick
grounds.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-06-01

Dance tonight, at Dircksen's Hall.
Everybody invited. Last chance to
shake your feet this season.
Our June Sale of Wash Goods, and
Shirt Waists next Tuesday. Notice ad
H. M. ASHBAUGH 4 Co.
Through the courtesy of Rev. T. H.
Dry we have received copies of the
Presbyterian church paper, The Inter
Tor giving detailed account of the
118th General Assembly of the Presby.
terian church in Des Moines, Iowa.
The union of Presbyterian aud Cum
berland Presbyterian churches has
been effected and this action has re-
ceived the most attention and favorable
comment from the press.
The Wren & Greenough Office was
moved to Hover by boat this morning
where the firm has leased a building
for it. The move Is made to bring
them nearer to the unfinished part OF
the work. They retain their lease OIL
the Watson Bros. warehouse. The
Office force has been accommod atine
aud courteous aud we'll liked by Oul
business people.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-06-01
Congregational Church

The pastor will preach on Jesus,
the Light of the World" next Sunday
morning and OH 1.-THE Christian the
Light Of the World" in the evening.
The Sunday School and Christian En-
deavOr will meet at the usual hours.
Mics Hallenbeck will lead the En-
deavor meeting. The lnid-week meet
Ing is held every Thursday evening at
8 O'clock.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-06-01
Vive L Coyote, A has Squirrel.

Vive L Coyote, A. bas Squirrel.
The Ritzville Times and Lind Lead
er and other "wheat country" papers
are claiming editorially that the state
law providing bounty for coyote
scalps Is bad law and should be re-
pea'ed. According to the opinion of
many ranchers the coyote q good
friend to them and saves acres Of
wheat for them by killing off the
squirrels and jack rabbits. We know
that squirrels do vast damage to wheat
fields, but that the coyotes will pre-
vent we very much doubt. But if
they are helpin any way in check
Ing the work of the squirrel 1t is foolish
tc offer reward for their destruction.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-06-01
Democrat Caucus.

The democrats met in caucus last
night at Moore & Giezentanner's office
and selected Giezentanner, Bier and
Glover and perhaps others to attend
the Prosser meeting on June I'd to
organize the party in the new county
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-06-01
Decoration Day at North Yakima.

Postmaster J. N. Scott, who is q
Spanish-Amer war veteran, as
sisted in the observance of Memorial
Day at North Yakima Wednesday.
The veterans of all wars. drove out to
the cemetery In carriages in the fore.
noon and, after performing the 6. A.
r. ritual service, the graves Of civil
war veterans were decorated, then the
assembly moved toanother part of the
cemetery, where the soldies of the
more recent war are resting and like
ceremony was solemnIy performed.
After the return to the city the Wo.
mans Relief Corps served dinner to all
soldiers. In the afternoon fne pat.
riotic program was rendered at one of
the churches. The atterdance at all
the exercises was large.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-06-01
PRESBYTERIAN Church

Rev. D. o. Ghormley, Synedieal
missionary for the State Of Washing
ton, will preach In Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning and evening.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-06-01
BEST SPRAYING MATERIAL.

In a report from Prof. A. L.
Milander of Pullman, Wash. in
regard to spraying for codling
moth, he states that THE best
spraying material is Swifts Arsen-
ate of Lead. It stays on better
it will save the most delicate fol.
iage or fruit, and it is applied with
cut danger to man or beast.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-06-01
II, e. Church.

Sabbath School 10 a. m. Preaching
at IL a. m. topic "The Spirit-Filled
Life" The Epworth League p. M.
Reports of delegates to the convention.
All leaguers and friends urged to be
present. At 8 p. m. an address to young
people by Mrs. futile.
FINLEY.
Sabbath School at 8 p. m. Preaching
at p. m. by Rev. Mr.. futile.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-23

Every person should learn just what
the red package looks like and the
economy in using Aliens self rising
b. 3. B. Flour. It is the most nutri-
tious blend Of grains that can be made.
You know that easy digestion and
perfect assimilation Of food is neces-
sary for good health.
Any person can digest hot griddle
cakes. Boston Mullins, Boston Brown
Bread or Fruit Pudding made from our
blend Of pure food -four, and the sim
plicity in making it up and the assur.
ance Of having Il just right, every
time. should be considered
Ask your grocer for it and II he is
out Of Il send his name TO us and we
will supply you with a sample pack.
ago free Grocers who study your vel.
fare and their own profit, will supply
YOU with these goods at all times.
ALIENS b. b. B, FLOUR co.
Pacific Coast Factory, san Jose, Cal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-23
1T IS HOME PRIDE.
lPendleton East oregon.)


The Oregon Daily Journal censures
the Fast Oregonian for urging the can
didacy Of Judge stephen A. Lowell for
United states senator on the grounds
that eastern oregon desires this high
Office once in a quarter Of a century
and now presents a 6t man for the
place.
what drives Portland 20 take all the
Offices within her graspi Is 1t not
home pridel What drives Portland 20
build political fences and raise politi.
cal funds and campaign for Portland
men for high oficesi Is It not home
pridei
And then she deigns 10 censure cast.
ern Oregon, which has been denied all
political preferment in the past, for
asking this one small boon at the
hands Of Portland
Eastern oregon is entitled 20 this
Office Willamette valley is willing
that eastern Oregon should have Il, and
Portland's 5elfshness must not stand
10 the way.