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The southern sentinel., 1907-09-06
and thus exposes its

Princetown and thus exposes its
drift:
The president has at last dis
closed his scheme for centraliza-
ton. at which he has limited in
former speeches. In his Province
town address he proposed the
national incorporation of railroads
and other corporations engaged
in interstate commerce. Here is
the secret; it is out at last. The
states are annoying the corpora
tions. and the corporations are
demanding federal protection
from state legislation. The pres
ident thinks that action is most
pressing as regards these corpo-
rations, which, because they are
common carriers, exercise a
quasi-public function.
"The states have been enacting
2-cent laws and laws reducing
freight rates, and the railroad
managers demand that they shall
be relieved from further fear-of
such legislation. The presidents
Hamiltonian ideas make him an
easy victim. and he yields to the
entreaties of the railroads.
"If it was the public he sought
to protect he would recommend
federal remedies which would not
interfere with state remedies; but
it is the railroad. not the public,
that demands the removal OF
authority to Washington.
The Democrats can be de-
pended upon to oppose with all
their might this movement
towards Capitalization. If any
Democrat wavers, his constituents
should look into his business
relations, and see whether he is
under obligations to the railroads.
A Hamiltonian Republican like
the president may honestly think
that the further the government
is removed from the people the
better it will be; but Jeffer-
sonian Democrat does not cher
ish any such delusion. Even the
Hamiltonian Republican ought to |
hesitate to trust congress with
any more power while the United
States senators are elected by
legislatures.
1T is fortunate that the people
have had an object lesson so re-
Gently. The federal law stopped
rebates and passes, but the rail-
roads make more money than
they did before. The states, on
he other hand. gave the people
4 reduction in rates. and those
who are receiving the benefit of
hese reductions will be slow to
the advantage thus far
gained.
ut is doubtful whether the
Republican congressman from
he west will dare to support the
Presidents proposition; but if an
4ttempt is made to put such a
Measure through congress the.
he Democrats will stand a good
nance of retiring every western
who votes for it, Let
he Democrats present an un-
'roie en- front on this vital propo-
ition"
The southern sentinel., 1907-09-06

1t is up to the people-individ
ually and coilectiveIy-to see tha,
votes are honestly and legally
cast and correct returns made
Spot and denounce every species
of trickery. no matter who the
perpetrator. Clean methods mean
clean government. That is the
meaning and intent of the
primary.
The southern sentinel., 1907-09-06

If Foraker's .aew rebellion"
pronunciamento was "sky
rocket" to attract public attention
he will receive mot a few. He
He will represent the stick end
of the rocket at the finale of his
fireworks.
The southern sentinel., 1907-09-06
The aroused populace a

The aroused populace are de-
manding an expression of the
views of candidates on all vital
questions affecting the public
good. Glittering generalities and
oratorical flowers will not satisfy
the appetite for solid benefits.
The era of Sound and fury sig
nifying nothing" has larsed.
The southern sentinel., 1907-09-06
or Interest.

You will be surprised by the
quick relief from headache or
neuralgia which Aliens Fever
and Pain Powders afford. Best
for reducing fever when high.
For sale by all druggists, % cents
a box. 5-3ltf
The southern sentinel., 1907-09-06
Inf WAIERWAYs.

all the older people of thi.
country how strenuous and her
culean were the labors of Con
Igressmen to secure governmental
aid for the development of th'
rivers and harbors of the Uniteo
States, not only this, but tn.
Inauguration and mair tenance o
safeguards against disastrou:
ovtrflows by an unbroken leves
system. Yet these inland stream:
are the property of the govern
ment and necessarily their care
and utilization largely depend or
national protection
The importance of the public
waterways and their relation tc
the commercial and busines:
interests of the nation, were par.
tally lost sight OF or held in
abeyance by the rapid and con,
slant construction Of railway line:
into undeveloped sections and
particularly parallel to the
streams.
Steamers plying on these water
courses materially aided in pre-
venting any congestion in trade
and conveying the immense
products of the land to points oil
internal consumption and to ports
for foreign export.
But the rapid transit by the
numerous railway lines. has OF
late years. nearly destroyed river
transportation. until the expan-
sion and development of agricul-
tural products have congested the
carrying capacity of the railways.
Of late years the constantly in
creasingf popular clamor has
demanded more speedy and re-
liable transportation facilities,
not only by way of the inland
streams. but also through artificial
waterways between streams and
lakes by the shortest practicable
routes.
The agitation of this question
of the improvement of waterways
has resulted in calling an inland
waterway conference to meet in
Memphis on October 5. So great
is the interest concentrated in this
national conclave, tina. President
Roosevelt will be its prominent
figure, and around him
will be grouped the most brainy,
learned and enthusiastic advo-
Gates of national development
Of the waterways. from every
section of the United States.
The results of that conference
will be of tremendous importance
% all sections Of the country. and
particularly the great metropol-
tan centers of trade and every
own on or contiguous to the
streams OF the land and its lakes. |
When the President of the
United States shows an interest
o such a movement to the extent
# water journey to Memphis.
accompanies by governors of the
'tates most vitality concerned, and
eading business men of the great
ities. the result of the conference
will be shown in practical work.
lot mere oratory.
Such Improvement in the rivers
'ill inaugurate the greatest cons
nerce Of the world taking these
oufes. Well has it been said
the day of the railroad which
as held the center of the stage
Or sixty years. is not past. but
he day of water transportation.
n the greatest scale the world
as ever known is dawning again"
- I,
The southern sentinel., 1907-09-06

Now comes an entomologist
from Mississippi to Louisiana to
study the problem of the boil
weevii. The pest has invaded
that state. The best foil to the
pest yet known is constant cul-
tivation and Paris green.
The southern sentinel., 1907-09-06

While assessments are on the
upgrade, the overtaxed people
are patiently awaiting the an
nouncement of a tumble in tax
rates.
The southern sentinel., 1907-09-06

Having been urged by numerous friends,
hereby announce myself as q candidate for As
SCISSOR subject 10 the decision OF the Democra-
tic voters Of Winn at Che primary. under the
call Of the Democratic State Central Commit
tee. CYRUS Mc(3IETY.
The southern sentinel., 1907-09-06

The Only Guaranteed Kidney Cure
Is Smiths Sure Kidney Cure. Your
druggist will refund your money if
after taking one bottle you are not
satis6ed with results. so cents by
Phoenix Drug Store. f86m.
The southern sentinel., 1907-09-06

hereby announce myself as q candidate fo
the position Of Sheriff Of the parish of winn
subject to the decision OF the Democrat.
voters at the PRIMARY election.
ROBERT h. FLETCHER
The southern sentinel., 1907-09-06

hereby announce myself as q candidate fol
Assessor OF the Parish of Winn, subject to the
decision OF the Democratic voters at the
primary election.
TT. DURHAM
The southern sentinel., 1907-09-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


Having been solicited by numbers Of friends
hereby announce myself o candidate for
sheriff subject to the action Of the Democratic
voters ~ the state primary to be had under the
auspices Of the State Democratic State Central
JOHN w. wAssoN.
The southern sentinel., 1907-09-06
For Assessor.

Having been solicited By numerous friends,
announce myself candidate for Assessor
subject tOfhe approval Of the Democratic vot-
ers st the State primary as provided by law.
w. Z. ADAMS.
The southern sentinel., 1907-09-06
For Clerk of Court.

hereby announce myself as Q candidate fol
Clerk Of the District Court for Winn Parish
subject to the decision Of the Democratic
y.E. CoKRR.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17

ihidte oieielbe nls YablunasitnrI nm
Die @0mpanie: GIs bic 4Ote AR
@~inl6iunp In bic OmenspiGer Pant
fam, uno 0leper RittenOOri Sur
&ebe iteIte, be5nblte oieier ben In.
terihieo uOn $l7, unb @eter nnbm
beioe ROten nit Setm. Die Snhe
uurbe BON eemiFer Seite Dor ben
oHentIihen Gnt.deer eebraht, unb
WtittenDOri Der Ndliduus nnaetlnst,
unb prDseTirt, bod bic SurD iprnh
nnh furser Setatbune M%ittenoOri
irei, welHes urtbeil audi I'm Gin
tlana nit Der 6EeutIi9en Reinune
mar. MitteuOOrf tatte 5unr unbe'
iDnnen eebabelt, bod ihrieb ibm
Niemnnb etne uerbreheriide GbfHt
gu.
9ouis atenees ber ben 7Siabrieen
simOn @Olf uesen ausebliGer 8er'
aewaltieuna ieiner Sattin nuf $4,000
Shnbeueriab OertIuet, sUs freiwilie
feline &laee Surid.
5UleenOe gbeiasibuneen wurOen
bemiIiet.
gearl 9. sOeRtsr uOngbw. 9Ori'
Ter.
Spa 6. @OuOe Don GILBERT 2.
@oOoe.
$. 9. Sienbere bon Cora Sienbers.
gtui aItIiaeu Bes tuurben ee.
Idlidtet bic 8laee non Or. s. 8
&i6aroiun sesen gbas. s. srnntr
lin, Geanune; Surab Sruntlin
eeSen s. 9. RidaroiOn. @Ote, bic
alaae pom Raraaretb Sdeibesaer
aeeen SEQ $. 9uHuer, SHaOenerint
far perlestes ebeuerIprefen. pie
2tnse uOn Sermnnn @Ownd seseu
Otarg 2omnt u. 9lnoern Gbrehnunn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17
Gircuit court.

Gas, 8reisseri9t fir ben MIaiters
min trnt am WDntoe a%uinmmen, bod
mar fur bic Sibunp feline @rano
.Surp uOraelaoen uOrben neil feline
SeIanaenen pber &Oruerbbrte elmer
Slntlaee Ieitens elmer &rnnb Sur1
barrteu. @s tunren nui Dem @es
rihtstnlenoer mebr Sale nerseihs
net ipie iiblih, uno maren fOlalih
aud mebr ,8eueen uno Reupierise
anpeieno pie mon bier bel @eriht'
iisuneen gu ieben eem0bnt 1T.
Der erite Jnll Der CUR ,8erbnno.
iuneitam runr cine Sdaoeueriabtlase
Der 5rnncss glemmOns .eesen 2r.
@m. Cara Seba, NORM &ldeerin
$4,000 Shmersensaelter fir ee'
brUhenes @beueriprehen un0 Der
lfibrune beaniprubte. Die erbnnb,
lung bieies 6u0ee nabm ben ar6Bter
--9beil BON Montaa uno Dienitae in
Nniprub unO puroen Der ,Eldseriu
$500 SueeiprOden.
Serrn @m. &urnebUsen tuurOs baa
speite Barsespupier 3uerfaunt, unn
er als boiler Burger ter@er. Staten
erfl1rt.'
Sm Safe BON @ut. 9abt .eeeeu
Dttp Smmibt tam 2esterer utn @er'
leeune bes BrOsehes -eia uno fuuroe
,Derielbs mad Jrnntlin County iber'
swieien.
Sn bers&lnpe non NarD s. Sbel'
ton peseH s. @. @Ottsneroster ct.
al. fuDrin es ftd I'M Sbetlunp pOr
@runbeieentbum banoelt, muroer
.eeesn nne npreetnbenrn ScrtIaeter
nit Gusnabrie uDn 8lnrp u. 9Oolet
bic 9tnae faGen eelaHen.
RtttmO4 tam Der EruseB laeaer
Sobn Rttteubsrf, Der 5dli1uuo ans
aeilaet. our Berbanhtune, ali
Auent Der SnteunntiOnnt Suruefiut
So. hntte er an SIM, s. Meyer Gun
aemaIdinen unter sen BON Der Cont.
puuD fefaeEebten &reiie Oertduft uni
feb iiH BON aReBsr fur ben 8anf
preis cine aOte fur $5e aaBieaer
oa bic COMPANY aber fir oieie Ora.
iuine S73 uerlauate 10 ferttste Ait'
teubOrf cine gtOse fur OieIeu Setraa
nupeblid1 bon Meger uub beHeu
Gnttin uuteri9rieben, aus uno
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17
NORTH TEXAS FARMERS PARADISE.
The Empire State Offers the Settlers from the North Great
Opportunities to Provide for Himself and His Sons.
Conditions Favorable for Small Farms

WIHlLE Texas is at present attracting all classes Of i'm.
Nv migrants from all parts Of the country and from all
parts Of the world, the people who are attracted in larg-
est numbers to that State, and more especially to the north
and northwestern portion OF II, are, strange to say. the people
who are to all appearances most comfortable in their present
locations-the farmers Of the Middle West-men Of means,
men Of intelligence, men of family.
To say that these people are discontended with their
present lot, or that they are abandoning their old home cheer
fully, would be to state an untruth. They are not going to
Texas because they are restless, because they are adventurous,
or because they are filed with a desire for new and novel en-
vnonment, but simply for the identical reason which impelled
their grandfathers and fathers to plunge into the wilderness
beyond the A~leghenies the Ohio, the Mississippi, and the
Missouri. They are looking for the future Of their sons and
daughters.
A small farm in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin,
Missouri, or any Of the older States of the Mississippi valley,
will sell today for enough to purchase a large farm in the rich
Texas districts in the Red River Valley or in the Northwest
en part near Amarillo, and leave a handsome surplus with
which to meetsuch necessities as may arise until the new farm
begins to produce a revenue. In a few years the Middle W est
en farmer who has not land enough to divide among his
children, who sees no prospect ahead save that his boys and
girls must be scattered, is able in this part Of Texas to give
each Of them a better start in life than he had, while reserving
for himself and wife enough to maintain them independently
and comfortably in their old age.
Make a trip to Texas with us on the 2Ist Of May and see
the land for yourself, Round trip rates $4,000.
We run a Special Pullman Sleeper out to Texas every
first and third Tuesdays in the month on the Nh & 7. r. Z.
and by joining our party sleeping car accommodations are free
to you. Remember the dates, May 2Ist. June 4th, June 18th
and so on.
Please write me a week or few days ahead SO | can reserve
a berth for you.
Respectfully,
". A. SLIDER.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17

Die 3eieune Oer iungen Sente Der
SebtSeit, iif lieber einem Bernie ais
einem San6merte 5usumenoen, neil
eriteres sreIpettabler" If, tummt leis
Der mlr gu oft gum &Dridein. Mdus
ner, bic CUTE Muidiniiten, cute 8inta
merleute pber iurit melfe Sanbwers
fer merben wiirOen, bebarren trObs
bent oft in einer Sbatieteit, bic ibnen
MIR tuappeu 2ubn eintrdet, neil iie-
bic i9mubiee glrbeit iAeuen. Sober
Mann bat cine GENTLE 5ertieteit
pber Sel9idli9teit, Die, ruenn enta
midelt, ibn in ben meitaus meiiten
SaQen in ben Stanb lest, ben aampf
um's 3nIein nit @rfplp 81 fibren.
Die @abf bes Serutes lit cine
ibwieriee, Der Jest, mO bic Shulen
ui1b Die Colleges cine 10 erpBe 9abl
iunaer aertte in bic @elt i9iden,
BON beIpnberer &idJtisfeit 1T. Der
Batter, Der bn bentt, baB iein 6ubn
eintSlbbpfot pber Elm anberer Stu6irs
Ter tperOen iDu, Dber,. tpie CT iifJ
tuUbl ielbit ausbridt, Der einen IUls
den @eniden aus Inn MAIDEN min,
lit tb6riht. 8eber er, np6 ale llnis
neriitdten Der @elt fbnnen, bas, tpenn
Der betreiFenOe iunee Nnnu nitt bic
@eiouns, Ons 3eue bnSu in Fd bnt.
Gle 3abl Der Nntpdlte i'm 2auOe III
cine bedneiti9enb eruBe, uub penr
es alleeneiner betannt mare, mic
piele inter Oieien tuenie ntebr ala
lire csMietbe DerOieuen, 10 Mir
De Ons 5treben ebrssisiaer @ltern.
lire S6bne 6ieietn Bernie susuiibs
rem, iebr iduea obnebmen. Bon
ben, Sunberter bic in bieier Sam.
mer. Griitens bineinlebeu, pniien nur
~tpenioe 81 benz 8ernie! Gs 1T Onr9s
aus uertebrt 81 elalben, baB Elm
Stano, cine 8eibdftigune, Die ibrer
gnaebbrieen eeitnttet quite aleibcr
gu traeen, ebreuuulIcr 1T, als eins
Slrbeit, elm 8eruf, Der i9mnBiae uu6
barte Sdnbe bebiust, unb Der 6liae
ilnO pou &uB uub S9mub beOedte
aleiOer tbtbio marbt, cbeuiu fuie ca
oarhaus irrtbimlif TT, 6aB iif bic
erierr better beSahlt! @iemonb taun
in eineui 8erufe @utes leiiten, tpenit
linn @eisins NIB 9alent On5u abees
ben. tuern i'm sor 9iOertuille baee-
gen eriilt. gger nidt nit Gut nno
9iebe ia gnthuiiasmus bel Der Or.
belt 1T, iuirb es ihtperlid iiber bic
nnterite Stuie biuausbrinsen. @ie
@ander, Der in Der Suseno itols lit
unO iid 81 gut bait Elm SanOwcrt
Elm 8eiaaitierug 8u crlerneu. bic
isiueu @eifestrdften, ieinem abnnen
entiprnd rnb bic ibnt cine eeTderte
DEMONSTRATING eendbrt bate, 1T Srst
oOer SlOuptat oerpOrOen, Obne ie ieis
nee eebens OOsr ieines giHens frub
5u wrrOen. Sc rddt ii9 tpObl dies
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17

aui Groen, aber ieOeniaqs rddt iid)
nifts iiderer ais @eriusi6asung
beS Serufes, in benz mir raid unb
ii6er 81 8rub tOmmen tonntcn, nur
neil er rifntubiee 9trbeit" bebluot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17

Dbt bistet Oas 9anO uns in reiali4'
er @abe,
Gel i'm Ganl es, lei es auf i4win'
belnoer Dob,
DScb germ hin i) mifien bic tDfIihe
9nbe,
Dab ltets .H &Odp Mountain 9bee
Sa babeH BEL 8alter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17
@ruuOsisentbumsa bertraeurosu I.


w f Birmingham to Geo
Naugle 4 lots in Bland. -. SI7oo
FW Gottenstroeter to L D Vie.
mann 4o7 a in IS and I9-4I-4
.S325o
Gust Gawert to Henry Dorsch
so a IN 32-45-5............s 800
VIM Haeffner to Rosa Never
lot IA W. 8. str Hermann $Ioo2.5 50
Aug. Hemeyer to Frederick
Broer I2a in I9-44-6. 49,. .S72o'
John Homfeld ct al to John D
Kehr 9Sa in II and IS-4I--6
$1,000
chas Jackisch to Joseph Waters
lot in Gasconade .$25
Hermann Kaiser to Joseph
Baumstark lot s4 Market Str
$500
Aug Langenberg to Henry and
Gust Owens 400 acres in IS aud 20
40 $500
Hermann Moeckli to Henry
Locher 40 a in 3-44-5.... $500
Ottilie Mueller ct al to Albert
Naegelin $40 a in 9, 10 and 10
.S2625
0wensville Imp Co to Joshua
Tappmeyer 5 lots in Owensville
.S25o
VIM P Pope to w L Birmingham
2 lots in Bland ..............SI 75
VIM G. Roesner to Otto c Bar.
ner say a in I9-42-4.....$T23
Henry Schneider to Charley
Schneider I26 a in 3I-43-6
Albert Vanderwerken to Joseph
Waters lots and land at Gasconade
Frances f Woodruff to Henry
B. Gilhaus 40 acres in 3o-42-4
$1,000
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17
Oas 1llittassI

gIls elm 5etn0 zines iulhen betenu
Iit in eiuem bebersisenswerien Bel
trng, Der In Der -@elt oer 6rau",
benz betannten 8eiblatt sur .@nr'
tenlnubeS, ioeben Uer6ffentlidt murs
be, Or. 6. Beermaio. Ct min es
nur aranten Doer feb. ihmahlifen
uno bleidiahtieen ReriOnen erlau'
ben uub aud oann nur, tuenn Der
Nahtihlni b~efrieoisenb 1T. SIuSer.
benz perlnnat er bon ihuen, bnB iie
nlht nah, ionbern Dor BEN @ffen
ruben, on Der ShlaF uor SNb BEL
fol den decentralization cine aeptFe
arditieuna unb Startune sur 5OtRe
Ibabeu unO baoard INDIRECT ben 9Ippe-
tit beben hnO bic SerOauuns uertiefen
Tam. gBus in benz Gufias i'm auees
meinen aeeen baS RtttaesI6l6i9en
ins 5elb eefbrt nj rb, bic unterbrehs
uue unb 8erminOeruns Der Serbau.
Jung, iowie Der llmftano, oaB bic
Nadtrube burh ben Shlaf am Gage
gu leitt leioet, III iebenfnqs iebr Be-
arhtenswert. Gs tOmmt auserbem
nod in 8etradt, OuB bas Rittaess
IbtafHsn in ben meiiten 5dIen feline
@r1ui6uns brinet. Gin ueroauen-
bee Raeen uno DARN lit eineSlrbeits'
ItGtte ion a6rper, bic eben cine &c.
miiie uurube I'M Draanisums ueran'
lost unb onburA ben SGaf beeintrdh,
tigt. Der &erfaHer rat bnber. nod
benz gien niht 81 iHtafeu. iOnoeru
lid init Rube gu be%anieen, bic aud
in liseenber Stequns uno bel leidter
nid,t aufresenOer aettare eebaIteu
rperben Tam,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17

@s 1T 81 traurta, menn man
9eute iiebt, Die beii6uOie an phpIi.
ider Sfmdhe leiben, penu 6oqi-
tiers RUfu MsUuntaiu 7bee tie aefuno
maiden Diirbe. Gas arbBte betnuns
te Comic. S5 Scents, 9bse oSsr Cob,
letten.
81 haben bel @aLIer Nros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17

Entered IN he Pos, Once at Hermann, NO., as
econd class nail matter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17

SIR babt nidl O,ei ariahe sd ala,
gen tpenn ibr gursn aOba MID, sum
sI%ODCtnten Ober glr8t briusen maBt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17
6riinSIiabem, tRreeetifdben
nnN Praftiiebem

giolin /. Ginnu . uno &eianaunters
ridlt ertbeiIt 8roi Grnit SuOOemepcr.
BianO uno Oraslitimmeu uirO BEL 20.
iabriper Griahrnna in BEN 5nde
erhnbliH init @nrantis beiorat.
Hedtion 50cents,
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-03-19
Mix This At Home.

The following simple homemade
mixture is said to readily relieve and
overcome any form of rheumatism b,
forcing the kidneys to filter from the
blood and system all the uric acid and
poisonous waste matter, relieving n,
once such symptoms as backache. weak
kidneys and bladder and blood diseases
Fry it, as it doesn't cost much f.
make, and is said to be absolutely.
harmless to the stomach.
Get the following harmless incredi-
ents from any good pharmacy: Fluid
Extract Dandelion, one-half ounce
Compound Kargon, one ounce: Com
pound SyrupSarsaparilla, three ounces
Mix by shaking well in bottle. AZ,
I AXE teaspoonful after each meal ar,
again at bedtime.
This simple mixture is said to civ.
prompt relief, and there are very few
cases of rheumatism and kidney tron
II is it will fail to cure permanently.
These are all harmless, every-das
drugs, and your druggist should kee,
them In the prescription Department.
II not, have him order them rom m,
Wholesale drug houses for you, ralhp,
IMAM fail to use this, if YOU are afflicted
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-03-19
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS
The Bill Creating Three Congressional
Districts Becomea a Law.

After considerable sparring 10 the
state senate the congressional appor-
tonment bill passed. The bill org nat-
ed in the house, and was slightly
amended in the senate.
AS the bill passed the legislature and
will go to the governor for his sigma
ture, the districts are as follows:
First district-lsland, King, San
Juan, Skagit, Snohomish, Whatcom
and Kitsap
Second district-Chehalis, Clallam,
Clark, Cowltz, jefferson, Lewis, Ma
son, Pacific, Pierce, Klickitat, Ska
mania, Thurston and Walk iakum.
Third observation-disclosures, Asotir Ben
ton, chelan, Columbia, Douglas, Ferry,
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-03-19
ISAAC THOMAS GONE
Isaac Thomas Died at His Home in Fast Kitti.
tas Last Evening

Isaac Thomas, of East Kitritas. died
last evening at O'Clock, aged IS years.
Funeral at p. m. tomorrow at the 10
OF. cemetery Mr.. Thomas leaves an
aged wife and several sons to mourn
his departure. The Dawn extends
sympathy to the bereaved.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-03-19

SOME people seem to think a
newspaper man has no right to ex
press an opinion in his paper, es
pecially when that opinion does
not coincide with their ideas.
Such men are not willing to con-
cede to others the rights they
claim for themselves. 1t is just as
easy to be broad minded as narrow
and cramped, but it is human ma
ture we presume to be otherwise.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-03-19
A Favorite Remedy for Babies.

Its pleasant taste and prompt cures
have made Chamberlain Cough Rene =
dy favorite with the mothers of small
children. 1t quickly cures their coughs
and colds and prevents any danger of
pneumonia or other serious consequent
ces. 1t not only cures Group, but when
given as soon as the cr0upv cough APP
pears will prevent the attack. For
sale by the Owl Drug Store.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-03-19

WE wish to call the attention of
every reader of The Dawn to the
spraying calendar on the first page
OF this issue. We also give the
several formulas for making the
different sprays and washes, and
such of you having fruit trees or
gardens to look after should pre-
serve this issue for the value of
these two special features as fur
nished by a good friend, S. w.
Maxey, the horticultural and fruit
inspector of Kittitas county.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-03-19

The directors of the Spring Creek
Co operative Creamery declared re.
Gently a dividend of 20 per cent The
net earnings of the plant for the past
six months is 1913 90 or PCS per cent.
The officers are men OF honor and in
tegrity