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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-06
Der aeinterroh Sts Altmatrs.
&ie elm SnteIHaaeden tat etaent 9pHasate
fbret gHiuen onrdb5ekte.

Bel Der 9epGdanfedbe bes 8abns
bofsppitdmtes in prag erf9tirlt Elm
Wiertel mad Z l1br 'Nbenbs Elm bib
f9es 9otelmdb9en unb prdlentirt Elm
umfansrei9es, forgfGltig perf9niirtes
patet. aNa9 Wien, GrpreB!" ertldrt
tie, ais einse' es tie gar nidts an, bab
I'M Z ubr Der pafetperfebr eingefte1t
nirb. Ser 8eamte iiebt bas MGbGen
an. bann bas patet unb itempelt rubig
pofitide meter. .&pmmen sic mors
gen friibi!" erfldrt er fdIieBli9 nit
benz 8epnbtfein unb Der &ube zines
Menf9en, Der dbfolut peiB, baB er
biesmdl i'm Redte 1T. Mber bos
Mdsbelein ldBt ii9 nidt 70 RAID ein>
f9i9tern. gDenn bos patet nt9t fo<
fort erpebirt pirb, geb' i'd gum 9or@
ffanb." Staunen unb allgemeine Gnt>
riffung binter ben @9altern. 9as
Mdb9en tpirb @egenitonb dnsemeiner
Nufmertidmfeit. Mit ironif9er 9Df<
li9teit fagt ibr Der g%rpebient, fie m0se
ii9 bur9 bic gegeniiberltesenbe 9biir
in's Bureau bes @orfanbes begebsn.
Damn erpartet o1es gefpannt. baB fi9
bic 4neelesenbeit mad bes 9ien{tes
epis slei9seite[ter lbr abnideln
perbe. bas beiBt. baB bic @ebeGion
Der fef9en Maib gesen ben Siebenubrs
goitf9luB nit elmer fl6gli6en Niebers
laoe enben tperbe.
Mber es fam anbers. Dos MGbden
ft0Bt btnter Der Sbiir nit einem bDbes
rem 8eamten aufammen. Sn Der Meis
nuns, ben 0pritanb Dor fi4 gu baben,
bringt lie lire 8ef9tperbe por. Giittg
lG9elnb, dber taft Biz ans 5ers 6ins
an, 5udt ber 0err bic M95eln. .Menn
einmal Der S9alter gefdloHen lit,
mein liebes Ginb, bann fam Sbr pae
tet nismanb me5r aufnebmen, unb
tpenn's an ben 9errgott ge6ens fonte.~
SOP be9ebrt bic anbere ailfs .9as
patet muB fort, Der Wint.rrod mug
morsen in Wien fem, Der 9err Minis
fer bat i'm bier perseHen." yWd =
Wer? -" unb i'm gu dnSert fi9 bic
Sadlass. 3sbn SdnDe ftreden {d
mad benz 10 f6nGbe b~ebanbeIten pafet
aus, nit aeierEiffsit pirb Bic @breTe
perbpuitdnDigt IMP btr 9inierrod or,
@rcellen5 bebutfam pbenauf auf Die 90
befOrbernben patete gelegt. Das MGb>
den aber pstldbt triumpbirsne bas
poitumt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-06
marpffaniithe snrihmBrter.

Cine 4n5ab1 BON Wetsbeitsipri6sn
Der Murotfaner perDffentli9t 9eueraG
0dumds.
9os &ameel iiebt feinen sigsnen
8udel nidt. aber es fiebt febr gut ben
feines Na9barn. = Wer it9 duf 5eie
men 9ddbarn perldbt, mlB o6ne
4benbbrot fdlafen geben. = Gin HUI
ger 5einb 1T better als elm hummer
Sreunb. - @ieBe Mafer ni9t aus;
bepor Du Mafer gefunben bait. -
Gebe iiber ben SluB, Der rduf9ertb
babinflieBt; dber bite Did por benz,
Der f4peigfam unb rubig 1T. - Sn
biefer Welt eibt es brei 9inse, benen
man nidt trauen barf: benz Slid, ben
Trauen itnh ben 9ferben. Ser iit
gef9idt, ber 8aaeuen allf einem gfel
reiten lGbt. - 9as 8eiteisen Der
Rofe, bas 2oslaHen Der Sasb6unbs
nnb bas Gltrren Der Sbrringe nimmt
bic @rilLen aus benz &opf unb pere
treibt bic 2angepetle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-06
Ser srif pes @ilserhanplers.

Gin garifer 8i~lberbdnbler bate in
8prbeaur BEL elmer dnsefeAenen Ja>
Mile Elm fe6r i4Ones Bib zines Be-
fonnten Malers entbedt. beffen Qu>
tbentiaitdt duBer Srage ftanb, unb bos
fir 10000 Sranes q Trane = 1913
Cents ge5dblt. Sebr eritaunt tparen
aber bic @ertdufer bes 8ilbes, als fe
nd9 Ginger 3eit bic seridtli9e gu
felung elmer 8ldge erbieIten. Ser
aunftbanbler bate ite bef9ulbiet, Inn
ein falf4es Bib ~Derfauft gu baben.
Bel Der Understanding ftelte es
ft9 beraus, bdB bas 8ilb edit fei, unb
Der 9dnbler berlpr feinen pro5eB.
Nber bas bate er gerabe gepoIt, benn
bur9 bic Geri9tsDerbanblnng mar bas
Bib befannt eefporben, bate Die Nufs
m~erffamfeit Der &enner auf fi9 geaos
gen urb fonnte nun Iofprt fir $4,000
Srancs perfduft fpurben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-06

0os 8 dngen in per
n. Sic BerFsr Adn9en pegen
zines 8erbr.6ens einen Meni6en nlir
felten. Sir einen b~egatsenen Morb
ptrb Der S9dtet ettpa nit SIS Strafe
beiegt, unb bann lGBt man tim laufen,
8rinet er aber 5ean fig u Msni9er
i'm, nnb perIangt BIZ @oasitimme,
baB er uaf9dnli9 ssntadt perbe, 10
ipirb Der @erbreGer ge6dngt. Man
bdnst i'm an ben 5aBen anf unb be-
feftigt nod ein f4peres @eni6t an
ieinem 8opf. 90 blei6t er hdnger,
big er unter herten 0ualen 9eftorben
FL f
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-06

Ser grDB t e. 81 eRGtonz
umen 1T Der 5ran3oie, fpsl9sr
fdgli3 uneefdAr 2 pfunb ober i'm
Sabre 705 pfunb Mebl perfpeift.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-06

1ambbeit fanu nift sebeilt perben
burd lofale Npplifationen, neil tie ben
frarfen Sell Deg Sbres ni6t errei6en
f0nnen. @s giebt nur einen @eg, Die
Saubbeit 81 furieren, urD Der lit our6
fonititutionele 9eilmittel. Smlbbeit miro
our6 eiuen %ent5iinbeteu 3uitano Der
i6leimi9eu Musfleibung Der @uita6t56en
Nobre bernrfa6t. 8enn bieie &0bre
ii6 ent8iinoet, babt SIR einen rumpeln@
ben Son ooer unnolfommenes @ebor;
ltnO tpenn lie gang eeI6loiien lift, erfolgt
Sa161eit, unb lpenn Die @nt3iinbun9
ni6t geboben unb bieie 9io6re tpieber IN
ibren 9eborigen 3uitano beriebt perben
farn, fpirb bas @e6or fir INNER 3erltort
fueroen; neu1 idle inter 5ebu iinO burd
&atarrb beruria6t, fpelder ni6ts als
Elm ent5iinoeter 3uftanb Der i6leimi9en
Sberfld9e lift.
@ir nouen einbunoert 9olars fin iez
ben, our1 &atorrb berurio6ten SAL bon
Snibbeit eeben, ben mir nidt our6 ein@
nebmen bon r6aas &atarr6s&ur" betlen
fonnen. 2aBt @u6 umionit 3irfulare
fomtnem.
8. s. G6cnep & g., Splebu, ..
@erfaift bon allen Gpotbefern, 75c.
Sails Samilieu>8iuen iinb Die beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-06

Ole 0am& mil Dem 81 o.
motel. Den 3a5lreiden 8eiu9ern
be5 narcn sur GufeS in Wie8baben
Fiel cine ppraeb1a sefIeibete Dame auf,
bic NIT Dem Moaotel i'm 4uge auf Der
9errafe ioB. 5fyagte man einen Be
bien9teten, f. er6ielt mar Sumsiit gss
6eimniBpoa tcn &efdeib: ,9os 1T
Mabame ~ 0otete Rome eine8 Der
bstdnntefen beutI6en GeftfoGrttdnz
ttn). LIMB bann enipfiag man undufz
geforoert bic tpsitere Grfldrung, baB
Der @ema6l Der Game i6r Elm b59Tt
~tpert6poles GeT0meibe nit Der 8ebins
gung esfdentt babe, baB lie in Der
eben gef6ilDertan Meife fir feline Setts
marie 8efIame made! Quf biefe
Beiie pdrb nit benz 0amsn Der Dame
3uglei9 bic Settnarfe tagtGgli9 10
unb 10 oft senannt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-06

@ute @etrdnfe uno famoier
9und ftets in 8mrsita1er's Saluon
ano &eitaarant, BiIita StrdBe neben
Der Sale Der GermonngiSbne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-06

Ser apierperbr a d
Der 3eitunsen in Onfel @ams 2anb
betrug i'm Sabre 1905 iiber 100000
sonnen, ettpa Elm 9ritte1 bes gefamms
tell Audntums, bas Die bierldnbif9en
MI6len Iieferten. 9a3u brau9ten Iie
stfpa 100000 Gabsn 5ola, bic ben
Beftanb BON et!pa 100000 Mder re-
p~rdisntiren. 8q!la9 mubtsn bic bies
figen Bll0er tdglid etpa 1,765,00O
SuB 6of5 bsrgeben, I'M bas 2eiebes
biirfniB Der 8sipofnsr 5I bsfriebisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-06

Gin Qaqer pert po :
Ter : bpnerbe, bic iih bsIons
bers gut CUR 6erfeGuna roll 35pfer=
lpaaren nn6 3iegein eiauei, 1T in Der
T6be bon Gbippelpa TaIls, @i8., emit
bedt norosn.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-04-12
RaI0Is@Wssiar,
''''s~ Schsdale in Eject ~"
ItHVE FARmvIlLE os,lx
0ChsdAIe II Eject
Jan. 6. 1901.

=, AND last.
4:26 m 1O.ua Noi
SOUTH AND WEST M
No n. No
1851 a. m. 9.qs d, "oA
NO. 10 For Roanoke. Bristol. Bl,ee-,s
Gus and principal stations 81 =. coun.
bristol and Columb1s eceepers %
connects al East Radford ,v,, ca,e ca
,ieopers for New Orleans s r.'n nFousk
Dining car ana hembhi.
NO. q. FOR Roanoke East Psdf..s
Itfior car 10 Roanoke. sleenes1' Bristol
VILE Pullman sleeper RosnetSaa % knor-
~. 19a, biueheld 10 Cincinnati 49, 70 % Ooen.
NO. D. FOR Lynehburg. Roanoke srd sar
late stations ana iniemed
NO. lo.n for Petersburg. Rchmo,d ~
fs lIl sleeper to Richmond s no'tee
No. d, For Petersburg Norfolk. ria,
informed ate stations. Pellnsr,' ' 'etn,d ard
10 Norfolk eiiiAn p2rlorczr
NO. o. Local for Petersburg and R;ch,,.s
meets al Petersburg for Nor rf,fd''''nd' Goa.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-04-12

'Will wait at Chester until 935 a. m. for A r
/. 8.25 train from Richmond.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-04-12

SCHNAPPS has been advertised in this
paper so that every chewer has had an
opportunity to get acquainted with the
facts and know that drugs are not used
to produce the cheering quality found in
the famous Piedmont country fue-cured
tobaccos, and that SCHNAPPS is what he
ought to chew. Still there are chewers
who accept other and cheaper tobaccos
that do not give the same pleasure.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-04-12
'It IH"' YOUR TICKETS READ oyta m.
and Western Rsilv,,

CHEAPEST. BEST AND ouIcKrs,f
Write flr Rates. Mans. Tinor.,,-
tive PAM hlets. to ~o'es' Deselp.
s BAXTER DAVIS.
Ticket ACT. Farmville v.
". b. BEviLL, ~ 80. "a
Roanoke ", irav; Pass AT.
Roanoke VI.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-04-12

lcLI Jay OF March. 1871.
-. W L. BiantOn. Plaintiff
against
Jas r. Blanton Annie Banton. hs wife Waren
Ovefbcy. Lena Hawkins. William Hawkins. her
husband. Oscar s. Blart0n Annie ID. Blsnton his
wife: Geo Seamond. Nettie Seamond. his wife.
An. Henley Carrie Henley. his wife: Letcher
Smith. Robert Hasa u Roberts, Mamie Roberts.
MS wife. Thos. Cowherd. Lula COwherd. bis wife,
Maudc Hagan ard--hcr Husband who IS IN
tnoun; Lillian liagan. Virginia Smith and Mary
smith, the last three being infants. under q years
II fre .,....., ......' Defendant.
The object Of this suit Is 10 partition a Tract q
% acres n land among the parties entitled
thereto. being the land Of which Mrs. Virginia L.
Blart0n. died. seized ard possessed IN Cunber-
and county. Virginia near Ranes Old Tavern,
and n said land b. not susceptible Of partition 10
kind thereto. sell the same and divide the pro
ceeds among those entitled thereto.
Ard an affidavit having been maze and filed that
the defendants aJ We named. are not resident Of
he State Of Virginia Il II ordered that they doap-
pear here within Is days after due publication
hereof. and do what may BE- necessary 10 protect
heir interest ia This suit And Il IL further or
iered that "a copy hereof be- published once a
week for four weeks In the farmyille Herald. ano
hat a copy b. posted al the front door Of ne
court mouse Of this county on The hrst doy 1"
April next A copy Ieste:
r. o. Garrett. Deputy Clerk
A. y. Armstrong. y. q. nch z a.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-04-12
7. ~ R. TALco T. General Manage
TIDEwATER d WESTERN RAmRo,n

Time Table in effect Monday. Jan'y = ix-
Between farmville and Richmond via MOL,
and Southern r. r..
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-04-12

IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE CIRCUIT
L COURT Of the county Of Cumberland on the
18th day Of March. 1907.
Is. W. L. bianton. ..... Plaintid
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-04-12
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

IN eject april Ist, 1901.
II. B.-Following schedule figures are published
only as information and are not guaranteed
SOUTHBOUND-Leav Burkeyille
1870 A. NJ No. II. With pullman. For all points
south.
s:52 a. ". No. z. For Danville Greensboro
Charlotte and intermediate stations
connecting at Danville with main linz
trains for Lynchburg and Washing
ton. and at Greensboro with trains
for east and west thereof
100 L. VI. No ID. For all points south and
southwest. Through pullman to A.
anta and Birmingham. Through
coach to Chase City. Durham ard
Raleigh via keysville. Va
$40 p VI. No. H. Daily except Sunday. Local
20 keysyille.
NORTHBOUND-Leaye Burkeyille.
No. 70. 4.54 A. NJ daily No. Is. 6.27 A. NJ ex-
cept Sunday No. 3. 1865. p. NJ. daily Ne H.
6.2l r. NJ. daily. All for Richmond
Nos II. u, 10 and u carry pumans and day
coaches Nos. z. 8. II and IS. day coaches only.
POPULAR YORK RIVER LINE
For Baltimore. Philadelphia New York and
points North and East Leave Richmond 40 p
VI. Daily except Sunday. c. W. WEsrBUkY.
s20 r. Main St.. Richmond. Va
c. II Ackcri. W. II. Tayloe. SH. Hardwick.
V.P.. Gen. Mgr. G. z A. Pass. Traf Mgr.
Washington. d. c.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-12-03

". T. I'LL, master Of the state
oranoe Of PENNSYLVANIA, is quoted as
saving in recent address lhat t .iIe
GRANGE Of ;hat state believes that tho
envn,nmcnt should assist in building
the public roads and that it is the p I,l'
' '~e If the national grange to under
t r2I 10 obtain the passage Of bill
,,rouell congress to appropriate 500
nno.oO0 for this purpose ms Ipplopl ~ =
alton. it Is contemplated, shH aao 1e , III.
,,lod over Ave years, $10,oooo00 being
o,.oila1Ic each year, and to be paid TO
D4 '',, Tor expenditure through tho
.tate highway department. recon-
9,".C +bot the state grange give to this
. a,o,.ar,ent It's cordial indorscmess'
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-12-03
ELEvArIzd ROAD GRADER.

cast and west. A person wishing to
cross the country in any other than
these directions must necessarily do so
In rectangular zigzags. 1t also nercs-
states very often the crossing ami re-
crossing Of hills and valleys which
might lie avoided if the roads had been
constructed on scientific principles.
In the prairie state Of Iowa., for OK
ample. where roads are no worse than
In many other states, there is great
or number Of roads having much steep
or GRADES than are found in the noun
famous republic of Switzerland. In
MARYLAND the old stagccOach road or
turnpike running from Washington to
Baltimore makes almost dee me-
regardless Of hills or valleys, and inc
grades at places are as steep as ~ or
f. per cent where by making little de-
tours the road might have been made
perfectly level or by running ii up the
hills least abruptly the grade might
have been reduced t. 8 or ! per cent,
rs is done in the hilly regions OF many
PARTS Of this and other countries.
Straight roads are the proper kind to
have. but in hilly countries their
strnightncss should always be sacli-
feed to obtain a level surface, 50 rs to
hotter accommodate the people who
use them.
Graceful and natural curves conform
inc 10 the Law of the land add beauty
i g.t,l Ill MOTT "a
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-12-03
GOOD ROAD PR0BI EN-
importance Of Laying Gut a Hiqh.
way Properly.
AVOID ALL STEEP GRADES,
straight Roads the Right Kind to Have
out In lilly Countries Their Straight
ness Should Be Sacrificed to Obtain
Level Surface,

~SNOl OuTIdCS.
All the Important roads in the United
N'aleS can be and doubtless will be
niacadamlzcd or otherwise improved in
tne not distant future. This cXpccta-
lloh should govern their present Local
tioh and treatment everywhere. Tn
less changes are made in the location
OF the roads in many parts of the Unit
eu States it would be worse than folly
TO macadamize them. "Any costly re-
Suffacing of the existing roads will
hasten them where they are for genera
lions, says General stone The chief
dllilculty In the United States is not
with the surface, but with the steep
grades, many of which are too long
TO be reduced by cutting ANA filing on
the present lines, and if this could be
done 1t would cost more in many cases
than relocating them says Motor News
Many of our roads were originally
laid out without any attention to gen
eral topography, and in most cases fol.
lowed the settlers path from cabin to
cabin, the pig trail, or ran along the
boundary lines Of the farms regardless
Of grades or direction. Most of them
remain today where they were located
years ago, and where untold labor. OK
pcnse and energy have rocn wasted in
trying to haul over them and in en-
deayors TO improve their condition.
The great error IS made of cOntiuu
ing to follow these primitive paths
with our public highways The fight
course IS to call in an engineer and
throw the road around the end or
along the side of steep hills instead of
continually going over them or to pull
the road up on dry, solid ground in.
stead Of spashug through the mud
and water Of the creek or swamp. Far
more time and money have been vast
ell in trying TO keep up a single mile
Of one Of these pig track surveys
than it would take to build and keep in
repair two miles of good road.
Another and perhaps greater error is
made by some persons in the west who
continue to lay out their roads ON "scc.
ton lines" These sections are ~
square, with sides running north south.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-12-03
Notice.

po-toficr address: Elcn-burt County Of Kit
lta>. State Oi WASHINGTON. tOcl X ~
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-12-03

John \. Flordine of LIBERTY.
came down yesterday on business
and returned home this afternoon.
Joe Woodbridge and wife, who
came to this city some months ago
for Mrs, Woldridgc's health, left
Saturday for Kansas City.
Much interest is being mani
tested i'll the municipal election
today, and beyond a question of a
doubt the vote will be heavy.
The Kittitas Poultry Association
will give its third show, December
l7-21 in Moorc's thcater on Pine
street next door to the Dawn office.
If this foggy weather together
with the rain and mud continues
much longer we can reasonable eX-
pect considerable pneumonia as a
result
Chas. I.amdson, who went to
South America last SUMMER is
now in Portland, and expects to
spend Christmas with friends in
Ellensburg.
This is the day Of ballots, and
as we 90 to press with our last
FORMS p. III, it looks as if every
voter in Ellcnsburg was exercising
the right Of franchise.
Howard Delaney and Claude
Catlin, who are taking a course III
the state University, and who come
to spend few days with relation,
returned to Seattle Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Walker, who
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Z. Crowley, left yesterday tor
their home in Rice county, Kan
sas. Mrs. Crowley and Mrs. Walker
are sisters.
Walter Croker Of CleElum, and
Miss Pearle Sherman of this city,
were married few days since at
the residence of the bride $ parents
in this city, Rev. W. NJ. Kenney
officiating.
We acknowledge the receipt OF
catalogue Of the second annual
poultry show of the Olympia l'oul-
trv Association. The show OF TINS
association will be held Dcce'h-
Der is to p, 1907.
When YOU can get the Dawn '0+
times per ycal lol
with three good farm papers Wl"'
is the use of dwarfne your lntel-
lect to that Of a Norway rat Oh
American chipmonk.
w. w. Kcnney and T. t. run
din have organized a company 10
the purpose of conducting ree''ia a..
auction sales at Fashion stables III
This city every Saturday. Iney
will sell stock Of any kind and pro-
pose conducting legitimate 0"'-
mess. D..,.ort
w. w. Bonncy, ". J" DTy1 ny, u
and /. d. Luttrcll have foI''V' .
company to buy and sell rq'l '7 ,','..
and to do general real estate '' ~,
mess, with headquarters !" -.
reading room. The company - -
tnoy,, as the W. ". Bonney Ne''
Estate and Adjustment Co.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-12-03

E}iru>hure Wash. Nov, -, 1907.
After this Gate ! VIII not hc Responsible fol
any bills contracted by hittitas Valley and
Ellcu.hura Investment Company by W. l..
bryant. without bciu" . X. by me.
81 - j. p WARMER.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-12-03
Chas. H. Flummcrfe]t,
Successor to r. r. Wilson,
STAPLE S FANCY GROCERIES,
Headquarters for Dunnenels- Wright Roasted coffees
Try the White House Blend
Lynce Block. Phone Red "a,
THE LOCAL EVENTS

ySo'
Mrs. B. l.. Kip has been i'll
disposed of late.
FL. Calkins of T'horp, was in
his city Saturday.
T. F. Barton has returned to his
home in Aberdeen.
Frank McCandless, of Tacoma,
was in the city yesterday.
Fred Butcher returned from a
visit to Seattle Sunday night.
The doctors report considerable
sickness in the city this week.
The Christmas trade seems to be
little if any better than last year.
The county commissioners are
expected to finish up their labors
today.
Twenty tons of alfalfa hay for
sale in the stack. See II. W.
Eldred.
Martin Cameron, who spent scv-
eral weeks in Meaghersville, has
returned home.
Stanley Cleman returned from a
visit with his parents in Toppenish
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Dollie Woodhouse returned
Sunday from a brief visit with
friends in North Yakima.
George Graves of Roslyn, was
a guest Of his sister, Miss Nellie
Graves, last Saturday.
Born In this city, Monday,
December ?, to Mr.. and Mrs. y.
E. Emerson, a daughter.
Mrs. Sam Pearson is spending
the week in Seattle with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Pearl Hempson.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
". J. Payne is dangerously i'll,
with little hopes of recovery.
II you want to sell your house
and lot or farm, list it with the
Bonney Real Estate Agency.
Engineer Joe Craig wears smile
longer than an \. P. freight train.
Its an s pound girl, born today,
A stray male peacock is now at
John Vanderberg place and own
er can have same by paying costs.
The directors meeting Saturday
was well attended and enthusiastic
and no doubt much good will come
oft.
Ii you have a house to rent or
any kind of property to rent, place
1t with the Bonney Real Estate
Agency.
Or. Chester Becker and wife of
walla Walla, spent Sunday with
w. Becker's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Up. Becker.
Miss Alice Clemane, who went
down to Toppenish few days
since to visit her parents, returned
Sunday afternoon.
county Commissioner William
ADAMS came down from Roslyn
sunday afternoon to meet with the
board yesterday.
The suit of Adel Westcott filed
IN the superior court against D. II.
"eStcott, was dismissed by Judge
Kaufman yesterday.
VIII the horticulturists of Kitti-
.as valley make a display of their
nu't in connection with the poul-
ny show? We hope so.
ALL panics look alike to us,
whether they be of Grover Cleve
'sna Or Theodore Roosevelt brand =
'Aa they act alike, too.
Archie l.. Wishard, who had
,pent several days i'll Seattle on
BUSINESS and pleasure, returned to
D'' post of duty Sunday.
"a good fruit exhibit in connec-
u0n with the poultry show would
~'he proper thing and a great ed
u'ator on important lines.
W.. and S. l.. Ames now have
,. contract of constructing the
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-24
Guatemala

Sc ha dicho con inSistencia que Ia
celebration del aniyersarjo de haber-
sc enarbolado Ell estandarte del mo
vimiento de la reforma en- 1871, seria
tam bi6n la fecha para actuar ell par
lido revolucionario que sc dice esta
en- camino desde Mexico. No Sc CO.
roce cual es el origen de estos rumo
res; pero inquietaron algo al pdblico
Iaunque las autoridades no Sc altera
ron y RENO absoluta calma.
En- una c0ntrademostraci6n i0~
partidar los del qobierao organizaron
una concurrida manifestation. f.
presidente Estrada Cabrera recibi6 4
los jefes de la misma y Sc pronuncia
ron patri0ticos discursos.
Los funcionarios del gobierno ma
niheStan que estan preparados para
rechazar cualquier ataque que Sc hi
ciera desde la frontera de Mexico
En- la frontera Sc ha reunido TN fuer
te cuerpo de tropas guatemaltecas
maadado p0r TN antique Off i'll de-
ejercito frances.
Ha Ocasionado gran sorpresa Ia de
tencion ordenada por las autoridade>
mex1canas de varios comerciantes pa.
Iclticos guatemaltecos en- Tapachula
bajo pretexto de que eran esplas. Sc
indico que Mexico obra ba como 81 la
dos republicas estuviesen en- guerra
Ell orden reina en- Guatemala y el
gobierno ayuda la construcc ion dc
caminos y Sc esfuerza en- demostral
que ell pals es digno deque Sc invier
tan en- el capitales extranjeros.