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Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04

The Ledger is informed that ar.
rangemens are being made to pur.
chase the old Central Hotel for the
purpose Of establishing q big depart
ment store. We have been unable tC
verify the reports, but this property
Is nicely located and would make a
splendid department store or a first.
class theatre building.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04
MKxIcAS xxo,Hs,o.s

Special low rate via ''The Only
Way" In May and July. You will be
surprised a. the rate, particulars Of
which can be obtained from
Il. y. MATTHEWS,
Ticket Agent, O. a A. r. r.,
Mexico, Nc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04

Earl Carter, OF Audrain county, Mo,
was In st. Louis, with a consignment
OF l6 steers that averaged l343 lbs and
we're good enough TO bring $3.50. Ar
mour & Co. bought them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04
/ SOCIETY !

lThoss hAvsnF uews for TIE society colEz=
az the Everlng LEDGER WI pae4ss COMM
nieate with Mss Esther Houston a. her home
JUS. west OF the Episcopal chursA. On wesa
Promenade street, Phone 90.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04

Los ANGELES AND SAN FRANCISCO
cALIFoRsIA, AND RETURN $3.50
PLUS 500.
Account National Educational Con
vention on sale June . TO July 5th,
return limit Sept 18th 1907.
Z. +. Matthew'S
Ticket Agent, c. & A. r. r.
Mexico Mo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04

Mrs. Mary J. Nicholas, who has
been very III for about ten weeks, is
improving and is able to sit up a short
while
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04

Miss Lizzie Acton will leave Satur.
day for New Mexico where she will
spend the summer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04

IT will pay every subscriber to the
Mexico Ledger to read the advertise
ments closely and then p~atronize home
Institutions.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04

Salt Fish in keys ana pals at
is 2t r. c. Panls.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04
ON THE rwo.cEET BASIS.

Western Roads Reairangs Inter
state Rates-Esw Schedules viii
DO 20 Fixed That Travellers
From One State to Another
May Take Advantage
Of State Regulations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-04

Chas. II. Norris and wife, Of Oak
land, CAL, are here visiting relatives.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-15
The West Point Team.

In wednesdays scrimmage Pullen,
Of the West Point football team, i'm
jured his right knee 30 badly that he
v a. taken to the hospital. An old
injury 10 his left knee has kept him
out OF the game for most Of this sea-
son, but viii il properly braeed IL was
thought he would be able 10 play from
now on. The injury Wednesday made
both legs weak, and II is very doubt
fuI ii he will again be on the grid
iron athis season, and the coaches
hardly look for his return.
Fowler went in at tackle in PulleB's
place and Bowen relieved Erwin,
who remained on the side lines. The
backfeld still IS the most important
question to settle. for with Weeks
returned 10 tackle IL leaves the posi-
tfon Of fuIIback TO be filled. Besson,
who has been tried at tackle. then
shifted TO end, has again been changed
and placed al fullback. He is a
good ground gamer and Is fayorabiy
looked upon by the coaches. Greble
also is making a strong bid for the
place Nounfeford went in as quar-
terback and also did some pretty drop
kicking for the FIRST team, scoring
twice for them from the 2J-yard line.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-15
MASS MEETING TONIGHT
St. Johns Preparing for Champion
ship Game Tomorrow Reducsd
Rates.

T0mOrrow st. Johns college foutuall
team will play the game for the state
college championship az toilege faES
With the team of Maryland Agfieal-
turaI College
IN order 10 whoap things ups aul
To infuse new life into t1r team
and inspire tbe ROSTERS for - Jaiin >.
there will Dc a MASS meeting tanas.ls
at O'Clock In Mcdowell Hail. AZ
which the whole student body wrtt
be present. The Athletic Association
OF -. Johns will also be pressnt nl-1
the faculty. and citizens who are Tn ysn-
patby with the cOiiege are cordial y
invited
Speeches will D. shade - L.isutenanf
Igiehart. head of the Department os
discipline and military Instructor &C
the cadet battalio1. Captain sluiuloy.
Of the football team. AfE- Melvin. &C
the Athletic Association and the yell
master.
The college yell aud song- will be-
practiced AZ toBiEbt's meeting AMI tae
matter Of tickets and reducel rates
will be discussed All citizens w asil-
ing to accompany the team tqrslurEaw
to College PARK and witress E1e cham
pfOnship game between Sc John - 41st
the Maryland Agricultural tolle9e
may procure tickets II capt eauik-
manager Of the ST. Jehn's footbalA
team. Round trip tickets aEe Si--l-
4 crowd Of rOoters is expected g. 1e-
company the team and Nuu1pel -
hopes II. Johns will win TBS eh4au-
Uionship game.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-15
OFFICIALLY MUSTERED OUT
Company "G."M.E. C. Is No More.

Last night Col. Charles ID. Gather,
Adjutant General Of the FIRST Brigade,
came 10 Annapolis from Baltimore
and officially mustered out Company
q, OF the Maryland National Guard.
from further service with the guard.
Company g. Captain Philip r.
Porter was one Of the oldest organi-
cations of the First Infantry, VI. y.
c., and was formerly the .'fiOyer-
nor's Guards" Of Annapolis.
For long time interest has been
tagging In Company q, and its roster
Of members was reduced 10 such al
extent that there was nothing % do
but TO muster it out. The company
was first organized in 1872, and Was
famiiiarly known as the .-6Ovcuor' .
Guards, I. being one Of the largest
and most efficient companies 0f the
regiment.
Captain Lewis Green commanded
the company upou Tits Organization
and he was afLerward succeeded by
Captain James &. Porter, who was re-
tired few years ago as Major. Cap
tain Philip r. Porter, who was first
lieutenant Of the company was elected
captain.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-15
Court of Appeals

Yesterdays proceedings Of the Court
Of Appeals were as follows:
No. 10. The Maryland Telephone
Company Of Baltimore city against
samuel III. Ruth, appealed from the
Superior Court Of Baltimore City, was
concluded by Frank Gosnell for the
appellants.
No. 51-JS. Anton Texter and Gather
iue Textor, his wife, and same against
same, appealed from the Superior
Court Of Baltimore City, were argued
By Thomas q. Hayes for the appellants
and Duncan X. Brent for the appel
lees.
No. So. Bernard J. O'Sulliyan
against Louis BuckneT, assignee. ap-
peaIed from the Circuit Court of Bal
tim0re City, was argued by +. A..
Bushma1 for the appellant and Joseph
J. III. Mitnick for the appellee.
No. Ga. Lizzie O'Sullivan against
Traders and Mechanics Permanent
savings Association Of Baltimore City
and Others, appealed from the Circuit
Court Of Baltimore City, was submit
tede on brief by r. A. Bushman for
the appellant and argued by Julius
II. Wyman for thee appellees.
No. 66. William y. Miller and other
against samuel T.. ID. Stuart and
others, appealed from Circuit Court
No. 2 Of Baltimore City, was COM
meneed by Randolph Barton. Jr., for
the appellants.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-15
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-15
THE YllE-pRINCETOR GAME
Distinguished Persons Will Witness
Tomorrow's Game.

Sew YORK. Noy. l5.-Despite the
fat that Miss t.tbel Roosevelt Will
be among the fair enthusiasts who
viii eek 70 efIeer fbe Yale eleven on
20 victory in tomorrow = struggle with
Princeton. il Is becomiug increasingly ,
evident that tie Eiis are facing q fight
whieh may have different issue from
that eouGdentiy anticipated. The
feeling that any sort ~ q Yale team
can beat a Princeton squad j. likely
g. receive a shock when the Tiger
and Abe Bulldog come together At New
uaveB tomorrow.
The Tigers from Growers town, VIC
t0rious over the DIOodtbirsty Indians
II Carlisle. have waxed fat in conf
dence and apparently have 30 fear
II the outc0me. 4 victory Of tie
orange and black over the blue Is
not among the football impossible
ties. Among football experts tomOr-
row : game Is being referred to as
the battle of the boots. 10 certain
are they tbat kicking in It's various
football phases will be the prime fac
tor IN the struggle that comparisons
between the spheTOid hOisiipg ability
of the EIis and the Tigers are almost
the sole subject of discussion.
Reports from New Haven state that
the entire ~, O0O seats available have
been engaged and that with fair
weather the game viii probably attract
the largest mob Of spectators ever as
sembisd at n Yale gridiT0D.
Miss Ethel Roosevelt, the daughter
Of the President. will witness tbe game
a the guest Of Charles Carroll Glover,
Jr.. Of WashingtOn,a Yale sophomore.
Quarters for Miss Roosevelt and her
chaDerOm have been reserved at the
New Haven house. Yale men arc
picking mp hope that Miss Ethel ROose-
welt will not follow the lead Of her
sister. Mrs. Nicholas LOngwOrtb, and
DC a Harvard girl in her social Sc
lecti0ns. Mrs. LoDgwOrth, as Miss
ROoseveit, refused all invitations from
Yale men, but accepted all that came
from Harvard. With the PRESIDENT
daughter a. a spectator, wearing the
blue Of Yale, the gallant gladiators
Of Old Eli will undoubtedly do their
best to trail the orange and black
banBer in the mud Of defeat.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-15

Commander r. %. Damn. from 4a-~
as assistant to >uUervisor CE NavAl
AuxiIiaries On AtiantIr eoasf, -
charge 0f The recruiting station Baift-
more. CoD7mander " K Fdeld re-
tired. from charge o. rec ruling sta
tion Baltimore. t. bone. Lieur- ~
St.sC. Ellis. 10 tire Virginia. knslga
y g. Hooper. 10 the YorktowEs En-
sign &. 4 Richter. from Nasnlngtpn.
-. -. 70 the Illinois, En~tgn A.
Claude. TO the Kentucky En~ign 81
T.. smith. from Washington. - 60
10 the HulI Midsbirman r. - PryeF,
from the Yorktown 20 the 1lli wauAee /,
Surgeon .. Lzuz. 70 recruiting STA
ton, PhfIadeI 2hia. Passed Assistant
Surgeon l.. W. Bishop. when dis
charged fro1n treatment at >avai Hes
pftal. Scw YORK. TO training staEion.
Newport Passed assistant Paymas-
ter y. " Grant. from navy pay e1leE.
Sew YORK. settle accounts and va,
orders: Passed assistant P4ym4ster
J.. Mzupin. 10 navy pay el1ce. Nsw
York
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-15
CIGARETTES IN THE HAVT
Surgeon General Rixey Recon :
meDds an Order FoTDiddi1g
Their Use.

Presley NJ Rixey- >urgson-fseilsrlal
OF the Navy, in his annual report
FOR the fiscal year ended June - lass
recommends tnaf Ar or1eE be issge.1
BY the Navy Department forosaifi ~
the use 81 cigarettes ~ al persa1s
IN the navy under Ewenty-are veazs
Of sge-
IL an order 81 this sort weEe Ass1es2-
Dr. RIxey believes. the sick reeor1ts
would be smaller ar the general
efficiency Of the sersi~e woeld be sm-
proved. To givean ide4of the alugun-
, cigarette tobacco consumed ir the
Navy Or. Rixey ineludes In bls re-
port a statement submitted 90 the De-
parment by Surgeon Norton ~ t1e
battesbip Mississippi Which slaow :
that ID three months tfe ereN a t1al
vessel 600 mem used !, go ceeks -
cigarette papers. .-Q0 p0uuds of snaek-
ing tobacco and Coo Cigarettes
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-15
SECRET PRACTICE RESUMED
Last Line up Before Psaz Game
TcnOTrow.

~ecret practice was rsslusGa al l44
Naval AcaIezy Yesterday altertaer.
ard the lass lireap tsfere tle game
with Pennsy lTanfa ~tate Nafa-
team tomoFrow was hell EelAs
practice woTz wIli g. devoted 1a1l-e-
ly 90 signal practice and resteetlnE
some special plays
Au0tber chanEe was reeessi tale4 -
the back Geld yesterday. oslus CD
the faeg-thaf Jones braiset bis s1oui-
der late Wednesday afleruaan ASH r.ss
in the hospitals yeslsFtsv- begateu
played falIhAek in BIS phase ASH
put up q good game, mlasiuE scsh 90
the t0ucbdo1C- ubieh she regai az>
scored against fhe scrub ln a4lesn
minutes Of Spirited play Bur< PLAY
Ell right bali. - g. has done tae
whole week. ard Cartain nuaG as
started 10. 1It VAS ssceee.ie4 -
Gates.
It was learaed Yesterday slat l4g.
the most promising ~ tae res e4a-
didates. FOR hzlfh2ck. wecl4 nnr He
able Co piav again fhis seasou- tle
has dislocaieI his ~aiiartune asI h.l'iiy
torn the ligaments. and is Sos r. taf
hospital.
The coaches vs-serIav salssaea4
-kAl EIaM ~ fA-sta as-4|eE
the former going 80 thr ~eEuh- AAn
football authorififs wen IuaIh c. asase
this move. but they hate aeel eufn-
PEELED to 90 So - ~hSfrath's r1nr
work He fs the heavles- wian 90
the squad. Weighing 2I5 pogn.is. zui
was made guard the FIRST ye1r he was
in the Academy. the season ot A@*a-
Last year >hafrpfh was 4lsDl 1ee1
by Wright. but was gives a trial
against Harvard 90 opuose Barr at
tackle. lie did so well fhat BE- aas
been considered = fixture. nuf bis wuFs
has steadily dateriorafed- aud yss-eE-
day Leighton. who h many u0un.-s
lighter. was given bis place. Leig1tgn
has been AZ tire Academy two vea9ss
and formerly played On Au-iaser-
lie did not intend lo play thas year.
bat was brought Out o1 aceuun. q the
urgent neei for tackles
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-15
ACQUITTED OF CHARGE.
Two Young Men Are Sentenced to
The "Cut."

Gm the Circuit Court today John
Cgdiz was acquitted on the charge of
rape, the prosecuting witness being
Victoria ZebrOn. The parties are
white and the crime is alleged TO
have taken place at Wagner's Point,
Fifth district. more than "A year ago.
However. the matter was not brought
to the attention OF tie authorities un-
til lately.
Edward Riley and George Walter s.,
two white youths, were found guilty
Of the larceny OF some metal journals
FROM the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company and were sentenced to
serve o1e year each in the House Of
Correction.
Elijah Weldon, colored, was convict
ed Of violating the prohibition laws
by selling liquor in the Third district,
ard was sentenced TO pay fine Of
$50 and costs.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-15
TOO MUCH BOOZE
Causes Man 70 Pretend to Be
Burglar.

An intoxicated man caused much an
novamee to- some of the residents Of
FrankIin street extended At Murray
uHi last night bv trying to- enter sew
eral houses In hat section
The man did not seem intent on any
mischief. but simply so drunk that he
did uot know what he was doing. 1T
one residence, whcre there were only
s omen at thc time, the man attempt
Ell fo carry q porch chair in the house.
The police were summoned BY teie-
phone and took the man 20 the sta
tionhouse. bus De WAS released, rs
no oue cared 60 prefer = charge against
him.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-15
POST OFFICE CLERKS WIN


Ese Hre1 1at<rln natct that ever
Eeue rsaee in Aaa4poiis was rolled
teia s.iag niGat 80 tae Auuapoisfan
alleys.
s# NNBte@Esug teams w9E9 fhe clerks
e taa lnesI gastoi6es. @nd lhe clerks
- ter lfmers A1tienaI Dank. of
fsts eigr. aHi tae mafI 4ispateners
wnH tHa at tae lhree 4ames played.
kaE t.ae captured tae contest 10
noiat sf tae totaf uambeE ~ pins
saietE tatal fas fhe thFea games being
.nsA abiis lha seere - -she money
asr.ilers was A111- TIE scores
esra - gal8n@ss
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-15

H..at .au1e has called a special
ne aI tba city Eouucil fnr nest
a HIehl. November 22 tu t3Ae
ut.s ls enlehEAle a Eear frum that
$3.50 huudrelth anniversary
eIaellau ut Annapolis into
En8s elaster WAS granted 1y
tuuH on November - llao,
I.r administration ~ John
.ar as EoNcrnoF of MaFs land.
araF surEeals tlaI ine ateasion
uai ouiy historic event, but
l aGyamce the commercial
u1 annapolis. lie wii seek
n.f af Ease business men 80 tilc
#aEa tnu celebration auecess.
also fhaf iar ieg siafurd
ItI.H' 4. action.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-15

There wtll he an oyster supper and
sale on next Tuesday night, November
-. Under the auspices of the ladies'
and congregation OF Eastport IT.
LIKE Chapel. The supper and sale
will Sc held IN the Fir5mCn's Hall,
Fimh street. from to % o'clock.
supper % cents. Fancy articles,
cream. cake. etc.. for sale. Help the
ehurca with liberal patronage. See
al in another column.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-15
LOST--TORPEDO.

On Wednesday morning a
WHITEHEAD TORPEDO,
was lost near Spar Buoy No.
o, in Annapolis Roads. 1t
is perfectly harmless, con
tanning no explosive charge.
A liberal raward will be paid
upon its return to the u. s
5. STOCKTON. NIX
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-15

.r. President has tshuuel iu
Fast' on nur com. tnU Eal
NneiacAn susgcsts new mot
.-.n asa I'm tsad We Trust
.Ir malfoI Eut Aif Others Must
nasa Nusts NiHv. I'm Luck
Ir..l .fFIra lsa Bag Navy,
r.... in Wall street 81 Nou Dare,
In Iaisf BUSTING Nc Trust. Big
e.es enia. -.Ihc Euof vi ENiI.
ta.t Hog oI ule. etr.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-15

important changes - TIE s95~lleAe
of trains 0xer fhe B4Itinoors q Al
.napolls shorf Line wiiI - elective
@unday. November Is AHf n8rsans
travelling orer his raflxe11 are -
sised 70 take notfee ~ ebaaxes ln
the time table
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-15

- whitehead torpedo belonging to
the 4. =. s. Stockton was lost last
near Spar Buoy 10. 6 in
the Annapolis Roads. 4 liberal re-
ward will bc paid for ils return - tbo
Stockton Al lhe--NaxaI Aca1smy.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-15
ConYaIescing

Miss Fannt Leroy, Of the Chase
Home. has returned from a two weeks
visit 70 her sister in Portsmouth, Va.
Miss FaBnt Leroy has recently been
suffering from a deep cold, contracted
Cd the trip. but is now convaiescine.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-15

un nest Tue siav night a mafch game
40 duekn4ns Will De- rolled between
leaIAs representing the annapolis
Amusement fiail and fl1s AnuapOiisaH
B0w iings Alleys The match is the
resnit uf q challenge recently issued
- fDc farmor. The teams viii be
composed oi ave men each and viii
De a. follows.
Annapofitan -. Johnson, p. White
r. Winchester a. Bryan. H. Hockey.
Nmusement Halo. Frcderiek. r.
Magruder. VI. Stone. q. tsraefe, a..
Murphy.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-15
WANTED.

0rceI and wife wishes
.am~ ana bath with first
,ss board IN private family.
Alire>s Navy. p. o. Box
uEl5l
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-15

Moving Pictures at the Colonial
Theatre tonight.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-05
OUT AMONG THE
FRUIT PACKERS
AtStN&ka~
Sixty People at " ork IN Messerly Orchard.
Little Girl Makes as High as Two
Dollars Day.

Fruit packing in the Mena,ones
saIe! Is Deeonl4Lg d lnvre In POI ,dn.
L4Ae.er eacn year. As an evidence
o4e mas out TO visit the fruit houses
q any OF the later ranches in the
community at this season OF the
year.
II was the privilege of repres-
entative OF the World this week to
eriy. Carload after carload Of this
fruit is now being prepared for ship
ment.
so People at Work.
Here can be seen men, women
and children to the number of sixty
taking care of the product of this
orchard. Every tree is heavily laden
With fruit. 1t is ripening fast and
must he in boxes for shipment within
the next few days.
Picking the Prune.
The prunes are picked in boxes
which are about the size OF the stan
dard apple box. Most of the picking
is done by men and boys. The pack
ing is done principally by women
and girls. All Of the work of pre-
pairing the fruit for shipment is done
by piece work For picking, five
cents a box is paid. The pickers
make from S1.75 to $2.75 per day.
When the prunes are off the trees
the boxes are stacked up along side
of the trees. From here they are
they are placed in the wagon, the
driver checking off the boxes by
punching the ticket carried by each
picker.
The Packing House.
On arriving at the fruit or packing
house the fruit is unloaded to the
platform where it awaits the packer.
In the packing house is bevy of
girls ranging in age from ten to
twenty years. At the cry of crate
from the young packers the boys
who carry about the boxes bring the
crate to the packers. These boys
also see that the packers are pro-
vided with boxes of fruit from which
to pack The packers are paid four
cents a crate. They pack on an av-
eraoa from % to so crates a day.
making from $1.00 to $500 for each
days labor.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-05

TX is remarkable fact that in
the " enatcnee valley littie glfIs Z.
twelve years or age viii make as nign
common thing iii The east and middle
west to see Dlg able bodied men
working at $1.o0 day.
When the crates are full they are
stacked upon the wagon and hauled
to the station to be loaded into cars,
From Wenatchee they are shipped
To New York and many of these
prunes find their way across the At
lantic. The great bulk of them,
however, are distributed as tooth
some Injuries to the fruit loving in
habitants of the eastern states.
The Prices.
The prices being received for the
prunes this year is fifty cents crate.
One thousand crates or one carload
is being taken from each acre of the
Messerly orchard. This means $500
per acre from the orchard. The
fruit will net the owner $3.50 per
acre after paying all expenses of
keeping up the orchafd and putting
the prunes on the market.
| The price of prunes is getting
higher each year as the market $
being developed. Mr.. Messerly in
speaking of the market said:
"The market for Wenatchee Val
! ley fruits is growing each year. Peo-
/ pie who are unacquainted with the
/, condition are prone to believe that
the market will be over done. These
people simply don't know. Chicago
alone could take all of the fruit pro-
duced in the Wenatchee Valley.
DIR. Saunders Orchard.
| DIR. Saunders who recently pur'
chased five acres of the prune orchard
of Mr.. Messerly. will begin preparing
his fruit for market as soon as the
Messerly orchard has been cleaned
up.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-05
Local and Personal

Mrs. Meth Mechtel. mother of F.
A. Mechtel, who has been visiting
her son, has returned to he home
IN St. Paul.
d. Gensinger left today for Riga,
II. D., where he will stay for month
on business and pleasure.
n. 1. Neubauer returned from Port
land today.
/ 3. NJ. Hervey returned today from
South Dakota.
Procure a pair of long kid Gloves
at Parshall's Department Store white
they last
E. E. Boblet of the Quincy Quill
is in the city today.
Our Blackberry cordial cures chol-
era morbus, .iiarrhoea, disentery
and summer complaint. Wenatchee
Drug Co.
r. Livingstone, the Portland capt.
talist who financed the High Line
Ditch is in the city today
Line of Fall Coats in at Parshall' S
Department Store. All styles.
non. d w. oHoW. Stdlc COflIHiSS
Toner, went up river by today 6
steamer to inspect the Methow road
work.
; Mr. Levi Richard. stock-buver for
= wholesale meat firm Of Everett
and a pioneer mayor of Watervilla,
wa4- in the CITY veStnrdav
Remember the Children's Week
Sale at Parshall's Department Store
/ One-ofurth off.
A. E. Case, of Waterville, passed
through the city last night.
| j. B. Valentine, pioneer business
man and politician of Waterville and
Bridgeport. has bought the hand.
some residence property of L. Mac
Lean in Spokane and removed his
, family to that city Mr.. Valentine
came down river with his family bN
the last Bridgeport steamer. He still
) retains his interest in Cornell Val
entine at Bridgeport and in mum
her Of other central Washington Ell
terprises and will divide his time
| between Spokane and these points.
For bargains all this week go tt
ParshaN's Department Store.
| A letter received at the World of
fee today from Fred Simpich state:
that he is now in Medfori. Oregon
and Will be in Wenatchee in a few
days.
Hundreds of economical house
wives have taken advantage of the
our special sale of children's wear
Mothers preparing their children fol
school cannot afford to miss this OPP
portunity. Every article of child
rens wear has been marked down a
Parshall's Department Store.
A full line of Palm Candies jus
received at the Wenatchee. Drug Co
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-05
Millinery Opening ON Saturday.

Mrs. E. H. D. Webb who has been
in the millinery trade on Orondo av-
enue has moved into the store on
Nenatchee avenue formerly occupied
by the Palace market and upon Sat
urday will have an opening for the
display of trimcmed hats, artificial
flowers, and all the requisites of the
art millinery. All of the goods are
fresh.