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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-17

Old Orchard. Me, Aug. 1.-two
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-30
De SOCIEOAD

Que naejore.-Esta con la 'grippe" en-
la morada de los distinguidos esposos
Gonzalez Martinez, en ell "Versalles" la
bella y graciosa sefiorita Nsli Medrano
Martinez, de Mays giisz que paBa sllf una
temporada. Que el hermoBo sol de la
Salud ilumine en- breve Ia dulce faz de Ia
bella moTena.
Para Nueva York Ell Is de los co,
rrienteB 30 aussnta de esta ciudad con
objeto de pasar una temporada en- Nueva
York, Ia bella y elegante senorita Hayde6
Marin. Estrella que Va lucir sus her.
mosoS maticeS en- otro cielo, deseamos que
au viaje sea ell mas felfz y que gratas i'm
prepiones halle en- Ia ciudad del Hudson
la dulce amiga y distiDguida damita.
ht dOmlngO.-Hay 'rana en- Ell Casino
y Heguramente que la concurrencia de d.
mas Sera numeross y distinguida.
E"fermO.-Lo esta de algdn cuidadc,
en- su Tesidencis de San Juan, y hacemos
votos por su r6pida meiorfs, Ell respectable
anciano sacerdote, R 2. senor J. de Jes6s
Min.
Nota trirte.- Los distirguidos esposos
s IIss Gimenez, paBan por la 1ud4 pruet q
de haber perdido uu tierno MIN, que vol6
h7y Ia mar sim leste, en- donde rogar6
por sus iaconsolables padres.
Que la resignaci6n cristiana les sirva
para sobrellevar tan ruda prueba.
Persona 'es-Hs regresado de Manatf,
en- donde ektuvo en- asuntos de su pTofesi6n,
ell ipgeniero senor del Vale, z 3no.
OgendO qt1l 0rtista.-Rauni6se anoche
en- la casa del DR.. Rafael del Vale Rodrf.
guez, un Belecto ramillete de distinguidag
damas y alguuos estimsblas caballeros que
fueron ALI con ohjeto de OR al pianista
8, nor Darfo Saavsdra que de paso por es'
ia ciudad,ss prOpone dar aquf algunos con-
ciertos. Las bellas y elegantss gefioritas
Lola Mas, Raquel y Elisa Cesteros, Ma
rita Gorbea, y Minins, y Pepita del Vale
Zsno y stf9ra Gorbea de Ceeteros, dieron
la bimpatica nota femenina de la reunion
entire otros caballeros les sffloras DR..
ZsDo-Gapdfa DR.. Rafael del Vale, Victor
r del Vale y el 'revistero pudieron
OR al altista, que ejecut6 brillantfsimos
trozos de sscciida mdsica.
Mozart Beethoven, Chopio, Palacios
Straus, y tantos otros autores de gran ia
ms, fderon 'divinamente' interpretadoa
por ell sSfior Sasvedrs, que di6 otrs vez
muestras de ser un consumado pianista,
uniepdo una inimitable ejecuci6n y So.
guridad, el gusto mas delicado y esqUiaito
Una "RapSodia" espafola, original del
senior Saavsdrs y dos danzas espsholas,
tambi6n de composition del artista, mere.
cierou la mas cumpida y justa ovaei6n.
Ejecut6 tambi6n el sefior Saavedra una
antigua melodfs, original de IN haitiano,
Videiique, que compuesta hace Ciento
Veinte y dos amos, cuando el piano tenfa
solo tres octsvas, demuestrs IN gran ta'
lento artfStico tiene msgnffca sTmonfa.
A media noche segufa Ell aEtists .dapdo
sus magistrates iuterpre taciones y todoG
hubieran dsseado que las maneciIas del
reIoi no adelar taran la hoEa de teEminaEse
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MATERlkLES DENTALES

Dientas de orc para GAIA de cauchu 81,
mulando coronas; lancetas de todas for
mas y tamafios, calidad aE6ptica moderna;
cera roSada con parstiua de varias marCsB,
blandaa 6 duraP; forceps de extraction de
todas f9rmas y marcas; sarvilletas as6pti'
cas- de la casa johnson & johnson; puntaH
para el hsndpiece ndmero z, para el
apgulo recto; temporary stopping de Ia
casa Caulk; cauchu Doherty = otras mar.
cas- de pTeCio mas bsjo; jeringuillas hipo.
d@rmicas. (Continuara) Dep6sito DEN.
tai de Jose SaIgado Jim6nez, 36 San
Francisco.
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GUAYAMA,

METILOIDEs-El meior mas seguro
do todos loS espsci6coR hasta ahors conocido
para Ia Cura permanente de todas las e1fer-
medadeS de la ureta, va sean 6stAs cr6nicaE 6
agudsS. Oontiene el flujo cura por COM
pleto, On menoS tiempos que ning6n otro pre-
cigtitig, OOt. Meior que las inyecOionea y muy
superior Gl Sandal0 y oopaib1. Empiezs :
1urttr "a efecto las tres GUatro hoFas do
haberSe tornado.
Los "METTLOIDES"-Sonf f6silsa de tomaI
y oBt6n preparados de manera que no revuel,
ven sl 0Ht6mago nj prOduoen malos efectOs,
De Vonta On todaG las BotiCas. Pfdang0
muOstras gratis EuS GnicoS f&bFicantss.
Fradsriok St8RFns b OR. DotFoit MiGhi'
gan u. A.
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tj6rCitO contra ell CrImen.

Sc estdn hacienda grandes eefue1zoB pa
ra batir en- brecha al ej6rcito del crfmen
cuyo ndmeEo y audacia acrecen en- Paris.
Sobre de haber poliofaB de pie, los
los hay caballo y en- biciclets, procedien-
do todoB y en- acci6n combinada, =r6pida,
de Suerte que aterrorice los bandidoB.
Auxiliarea de la poliefa seran perros
v;goroAos educados al efecto, pues no Sc
ignora que en- B6lgica, Suiza y Austis,
estoB inteligentes animales prestan la
faerza PGblica, muy importanteB servicios.
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Otra epldRmla,

Londres adolece de una epidemic llama.
da dust thrOoth, como 81 dii6Iamos gargan-
ia empolvads; y los m6dicOs diceu que
este SO debs la SEGA enrarecida atmGs-
fsra, no al frfo.
El mismo desorden ge ha Observable en-
Mexico, dprante el mes de Mario On que
prevaleci6 una temperature singularmente
SEGA,
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AepntecImientos en- New York en- clneo horas

New York, mayo 21.- -CuatrO muertog
por las llamas, $50 caballos muertos tam.
bi6n, - bomberos heridog, 2 ingenieros
maltratadoB por colisiones en- el tranvfa,
varios individuos galvado de las llamas y
200 mil pesos de p6rdida, son la suma to-
tai dada por el departamento de incendios
de los acontecimientos ocurridog durante 5
hoTas de la mocha paBada en- seis incendios
que tuvieron lugar en- diferentes parties de
eata ciudad,
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MoVimiento anti-dinastiCo.

Celeste mPede horrible gavedadp aaDgO del
osl
d las pObHcne cag las cuale solo han auinadO
rebellion china hone hoy eer de anti anea egFsf6 la
Liam % 6orrs enenigoS del gobn del ham diezma
lilo de los hmbren Las bandas rbdu han
incendiando
hzandO con los bOGTS uni6ndoe On
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-30

ANDRES CHALEMAN.-Con tftulo
del Institute Official de Rochester, Hipno'
tizador TeFapeutico, curaci6n magn6tica y
magnetfsmo personal. Sale para Ia isla
en- ejercicio de su profession, pudiendO to-
dos los que gusten utilizar SuS servicios,
de los cuaIes quedaEan Batisfechas todas
las personals, que 10 utiicen. 15v.F.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-30

PARA Ell CALORl-"La Villa de
Madrid, acaba de recibir las Il gftimas ca
misetas de Crepe de Saut6, drill de hilo
ndmero 100, aIpscaa ipgessH y el mas
grande surtido de perfumerfa franceae,
asf como casimirsa lijeros para la esta
ci6n del Calor.
En- nuestros almacsnes, todos los dias son
de moda, pues para el p6bIico de gusto
Biempre se vende bueno barsto -Tel6fo'
no 273. p O. Box 764-San Francisco
81 San Juan P. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-30

Ell "NUEVO CAFE de los espo-
SOS Morgan, Fortalsza q, ofrece Nm COM
pleto surtido de los mejores duloeS y cho-
colRtes. HeladoS, refrescos, frutas al na,
tural todo cuauto regale 81 paIadar mas
deIicado Be encuentra allf pTimoroSamente
Bsrvido. Cafe con leche ? chocolate, se
encuentra deBda las siete de la maflana
Jas 12 de la nocha. Acsban de TeCibir el
famoSo chocolate BAKER muy acEedita'
do en- todo ell mundo
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Nuevo aCorazadO frances.

Paris 30Se ha bodo hoso eva
nom de Vite del Sc cnrufdo
aeos
e odo interior expemento ed g mas mportant
alia
% araento preoedeat las obras n odole El
aeris obt sultado
montara igUa =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-30

En- "La Correspondence de Puerto
Rico, Allen "a, bay de venta reciboS ta-
lonarios para cobro de alquileres de casa',
fisnzas on met6lioo y con frmas, declara'
clones de nacimiento defunci6n y Certifcs'
ci6n m6dica. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-30
.SHRVICI0 ESPECIAL DE- Cables
La Democracia" y la GorrssDoRdencia
UNIDAS
Mas frIo Que nunCa.

York Han aido faees neyadas todo Esdo Los al
d haeo yeeoo amos hyan Hdo aquf Sc BE- mas IL
po dese squf ent coh agun suido baa
Estado puiercn
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Reunion en- Berlin.

Berlin Mayo 3d. Sc nunc ciudad que acOTdar las
asambea
eaz
International La asambea evard
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TratadO terminadO.

Paris Mayo 3OE tradO franco apon6, hb
dera del gono de Toxic dhnva ac6n ha do aprObad
adOs Unidos Sc cree repdb negoard
a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-30

So compran ABANICOs ANTI.
GUOS auuqua no est6n en- huen gEtado,
Collarss autfguoa de coral T.. prepdas anti
guRB
Dirfiaue & p. j. B. Tetu6n 40, San Juan
6 al 8 calls Aurora, Ponce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-30

Sc DEsEA COMPRAR la obra del
doctor Stahl Bobre la Flora de Puerto Ri.
co y la obra del doctor Dumond, sobre las
Intermediates de Puerto Rico. Dirijirge
al doctor L. Garcia de Quevedo. Is San
Sebastian. Is v. 6.
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VENTA DE MADERAs, a precioS
m6diccs TeaIizan uns partida de pinO an-
giles los sefiores r Panisgua y Go. Te
tuan AZ. 3O7v. 4.
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CsJNSEJo A LAS MADREs-El jarabe eanuante Dc
4 SenT Winsow debe sepre que los nnos esan
On e odo de Ia denticon. Proporcona aivo immediate
p pequeno Pacente produce un sueno natural tranquo
olivia el dolor e angelic despierta muy vivo aegre
Es muy agradabe al paladar, eama al nino ablanda s
encias alVa dolores, hace faces las nciones del
es6mago regula los intestinos Es e mejor remedio
eonocdo para diaea va rovenga esta de Ia dentcion
de cuaquea otra lengase mucho cuidado en- pedN
'Jarabe calnlante de Ia SennTS Winsow"; es el mela
a. todoS. III.
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tan grata apdici6n.
La fAmilia de la casa aupo atsnder como
sismpre, suss visitantes y la velada result
to 10 mas grata' que puede imaginarBe.
Pronto dara el Beflor Ssavedra una an. .
di'i6n Fdh a de sus msghifcas condicio-
De" IA Ell u'o del dificiI arte que inmor.
ta.lz0 List.
SEMPER.
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Sc VENDE UN AUTOMOVIL de
cinco asientoB "a cabaloB cuatro cilin'
dros, de la c6ebre maTca "Autocar," de
muy POGO uso en- perfsctas condolences,
DirigirBe Mr.. A. D. P, P. o. Box 278.
San Juan, 6 & esta Redacci6n. 8v.G
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IMPORTATION DE PARIS.-som.
breros de Ultima moda, fieltro paja In
gleSa propioS psIa visje de stforas y nj
mas.
Sc venden precios m6dicos en- Ell TE
LEGRAFO. San Juato 12 3Ov.
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Sc VENDEN.-TodosI les muebles de
Ia casa San Francisco 81 (bsjos) y sde-
mas 100 siIlas de cierre pTopiss para circO
8 cafes. 3v.s.
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Sc VENDEN libre de todo gravdmen
Ia casa, Gale de la FOrtaeza nGmerO As
que eStd ocupada por el R"gistrO de La
Propiedad.
Para informes dirigirse la ofcina del
Abogado y NttArio don Damidn Mon
serrat. 80 v. a.
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Ell remate que habfa de efectuarse el
81 en Ia casa de pr6stamos de jose Bazan
se hs Huspendido causa de haber edo
canceIado casi todos los taloneB.
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NO es NADIA comrarado con Ia popu,
laridad de que sc ha hechO el Hotel Hell
vethia, entire la gente de comodidad. Es
al hotal de modR. Cruz u. San Juan.
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81 piensa Vd. comprar I'm aut6mOvil
fuerte, de materiales escojidos, facil name
10, de ventilaci6n cOrrecta para este china
suaves va con un pasajerO con siete, Iu-
bricaci0n correcta, gran accesibilidad en-
sus parties, elegancia de formas, pintura
exquisite preciO moderado ETC., etc. inves-
tigue los m6ritos del aut0mOvil Winton
dirijiendOse al sUscribiente que tendra
sumo gustO en- mOstrarle unO sin costO
para Vd.
ANGEL OLAZAGASTI.
GUAYAMA,
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-25
The State is Broke.

OLYMPIA, Oct. 2+-The state of
Washington will go broke" by
November /. October's eXpendi-
lures will bave depleted the gen
eral fund entirely, and another
bond issue will be necessary to
meet the expenses until the money
come III from taxation. The first
receipts Of any magnitude will be
due in January, when the annual
licenses and fees of the state insur-
ance department are paid, and the
tax payments are not due until
March. During the interim, Of
course, the general fund will re-
cceive small amounts from time to
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-25
In Memoriam.

Malinda Hawn was born III Hen
bricks county, Indiana, February
81, 1854, and died October p,
1907, aged Is years I months and
% days.
When a child her parents moved
to the state of Iowa. While in
this state she was converted to the
Methodist Episcopal faith, aud was
a member of that church for a mum
Der of years.
She was married 10 Robert G..
HaWn December y, 1850. From
this marriage there were born four
children, Robert Wesley Haw1f,
James Wilbur Hawn, Jesse Grant
Hawn and Arthur Bert Hawn, of
whom two are living.
In 1873 she, with her husband,
came to Salem, Oregon, living in
that STATE until the fall of 1880,
when they came to this valley, re-
manning here until the time of her
death.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-25

Olive Amcs and Jennie Mack OF
Ellensburg, visited Millic Weed
Sunday.
Irene Brain, who is teaching
neor CleElum, spent Saturday and
Sunday in Thorp.
Alfred McDonal went to Seattle
Saturday morning on No. IS
Walter HUM entered school last
Monday. He has been working
for the c. NJ. & St. p. railway
contractors.
Stanley Goodwin is building a
new house and barn on his ranch
Misses Marie Scanned and Alice
Guthrie spent Sunday i'll Ellens-
burg.
The Rebekah's held their Dis
trict meeting in Thorp Monday
NIGHT. A crowd came from Roslyn
and Ellensburg. The next meet
ing will be held in Roslyn.
Frank hutchinson is building a
new house III Thorp.
Mrs. Lanyon and Mrs. ShWarcE
visited the school Wednesday.
NJ. B. Hadley came down from
Easton Friday.
Mr.. McSwain Of the East SIDE
moved to Thorp so his children
could attend school.
The building of a new per I'M
der the east end of the n. p. bridge
between Throp and Ellensburg
has been completed.
Bud" Bartholet went down &c
Elleusburg Saturday OH business
Fred Connel of CleElum' spent
Sunday in Thorp.
Mrs. Hawn died at her home Oh
The West side Monday night. Sht
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No. So.

tibres hold the earth i'll its place
and prevent its soluble COmponerts
from washing into the wasting sea.
1t invadcs the solitude of deserts,
climbs the inaccessible slopes and
forbidden pinnaCles of mountains,
modiGcs climate and determines
the history, character and dcs-
tiny of nations. I'nobtrusive and
patient, it has immortal vigor and
aggression. Banshed from the
thoroughfare and the field, it bides
its time to return, and when vigil
lance is relaxed, or the dynasty
has persisted, it silently resumes
the throne from which it has been
expelled but which it never abdi
Gates. 1t bears no blazenry of
bloom to charm the senses with
fragrance or splendor, but its home
ly hue is more enchanting than
the lily or the rose. 1t yields no
fruit In earth or air, and yet,
should its harvest fail for single
year, famine would depopulate the
world
Asa promoter of happiness in the
valley of Kittitas it has no peer.
The intelligent farmer sows the
seed, waters the tender shoot cares
for and cures the plenteous crop,
and deposits the proceeds thereof
with The Bank of Ellcnsburg,
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leaves two SOILS and many friends
to mourn her death.
John S. Fillmore and family Of
Thrall, spent Sunday with his
father, W. d. Fillmore.
The musical recital given by
Mrs. w. c. Hayward and Miss
Thomas of I+llensburg, was I'M
doubtcdly a success. The hall was
crowded and some were turned
away. We hope this will not be
the last of the musical treats Mrs.
Hayward will give us.
John Mcdonald is over from
Seattle
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VOL. XIV.

products of the farm, 50 as to deal
justly, and be fairly dealt with.
There is more money in knowing
than i'll guessing"
Brother Farmer: Have YOU sent
III your name yet to Our secretary
of Ellensburg Grange No. 2O9, so
that you may be voted in at Our
next meeting, October 80? If not,
send or stop i'll and pay your men,
bership fee of $500 the very next
time you go to Ellensburg. Come
and get acquainted with us, and
ct us talk things over together.
Very cordially,
II. ALICE MUNDY.
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"GRASS."
The Late John J. ingalls, Eloquent
Apostrophe to the Plant.

Grass is the forgiveness to ma
ture her constant bencdiction.
Fields tramplcd with battle, satu-
rated with blood, torn with the ruts
of cannon, grow green again with
grass, and carnage is forgotten,
Streets abandoned by traffic become
grass grown like rural lanes, and
are obliterated. Forests decay,
harvests perish, flowers vanish, but
GRASS is immortal, Bcleaguered by
the seven hosts of winter, it with
draws into the impregnable fortress
of its subterranean vitality and
energies upon the first solicitation
of spring Sown by the winds, by
the wandering birds, propagated
bv the subtle horticulture Of the
clements which are its ministers
and servants, it sottcns the nude
outline Of tue world Its tenacious
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-25
CORRESPONDENCE
VALLEY VIEW ITEMS
Correspondent Tells Of Work In Progress. and
Offers Suggestions.

VALLEY VIEW. Oct. "a The
telephones are now ali III place and
everybody wants to talk all at the
same time.
The second crop of alfalfa and
clover has been cut and secured
either in stacks or barns.
The threshing machines have all
finished up in this neck of the val
lev, but the balers are still with us.
Hay hauling and potato digging
is the order of the day.
Hayes Bro, report a good two
thirds crop of potatoes this season.
The water has been turned out
of the Cascade canal again that it
may be repaired.
Steve Woodhouse passed through
our burg Saturday looking after
the ditch company's interest.
!. L. Frost of Olympia, was out
to see his ranch last week. He
took one share of stock i'll our
telephone company. He says he
does not need it just now, but Will
later on; and wants to be one OF
the subscribers to the enterprise.
Mrs. Stella Wheeler of the West
side. was visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Wheeler last
Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Hinkle has been quite
i'll the past few days, but we are
happy to say she is improving and
we expect to see her around soon'
Daniel Faust of Monmouth, ILL.,,
is guest of his his brother, }. n
Faust. He conten1plates Locating
i'll Beautiful Kittitas:
The c., NJ. & St. P. railway peo-
pie are pushing the construction
work as rapidly as powder dyna-
mite, steam drills, horses scraperS
- .,,a, cau do it
It looks as though we Will have
have a town and shipping station
on Milwaukee road-three distinct
Grade have been built OH the Chas'
Pansing place.
Geo. Michaels, Our road super
,,;aor has done some good work
near Dan Brunson 5 ranch
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time, but nothing compared to tn,

time, but nothing compared to the
expenses.
The above is a news item that
appeared in the Tacoma Daily
Ledger recently. 1t fully confirms
what The Democrat said editorially
a few weeks ago in regard to the
condition of the states finances,
yet the Seattle Post-lntelligenCet
saw fit to roast this paper and aC-
Cused it of lying about the matter,
Now, will the P.-I. prove its state
ment or will it take water and ac-
knowledge the corn? - Yakima
Democrat.
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When You and | Were Young, Maggie
AN OLD SONG.

AN OLD SONG
wandered today to the hill, Maggie,
To watch the scenes below;
The creek and the creaking old mill, Maggie,
AS we used to long ago
The green grove has gone from the hill, Maggie,
Where first the daisies sprung;
The creaking old mill is still, Maggie,
Since you and l we're young.
And now we are aged and gray, Maggie,
And the trials of life nearly done;
Let us sing of the days that are gene, Maggie,
When you and were young.
A city so silent and lone Maggie,
Where the young, and the gay, and the best,
In polished white man 5ons Of stone, Nj gle,
Have each found place of rest,
Is built where the birds used to play, Maggie,
And Join in the songs that sung;
For we sang as gay as they, Maggie,
When you and | were young.
CHORUS,
They say I am feeble with age, Maggie,
My steps are less sprigftly than then;
My face is a we'll written page, Maggie
But time alone was the pen!
They say we are aged and gray, Maggie,
As sprays by the white breakers, flung;
But to ME, you're as fair as you were, Maggie,
When you and | were young.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-25
THORP
M, s,ecis, Correspondent Sends US Another
Nice Batch Of Local News

ruoRr, Oct. "A. r.. B. Good,
wins hay barn is completed. 1t
will hold about five hundred tons
Mr.. Woods, who has been n. in
1,horn for the past week, selling
pianos. left Yesterday TOR N''e'''
burg.