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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-17
Nut bIeS fnisHGnoie beIbresese
al Guttenra.

~getw ire geru bapae gcaemd ! fem
Todneber. Ct tibet Saar ,lirIbe iouune
pan Sooeoet % iputes at 10 meset oe
blep itrrpe Sag for Daa. Sct miro'tc
gdrn bance bet o%uttreitt n Ilge, hd ben
drbcu Out fit 5nphommcu 90 nosIe fan
Sdcr TOM fou ff ben treble Gut bet 5
be fsrfte TIE Rmnreher tog iee benz I'll
R- SoipftoI, os her f~urtaltr mGn MIG,
at Dc bnboe Minsor1u, men be iputes life
at bIins bsbrs. ga berte iee ON Gutt'
cfrdsgeibIerre pe trItte ie9 fIlIbe ftrtbe
I'll Sem om NIT SiIfrlbe. os ba iee ~
Guticura Sonp os Gutierra ointment,
booehc ieg Gsruens Suneber meo oaru1t
Gono o. Girtiarro S1be os iuuirte iaa
paa Gntieitrn Stntu,eIt- Z nogle fad
Tiger bar &c beors, o9 "a bersS Sooeoer
pur frife, funbe bu life is Spor otter
Sodrens- Set siIbs sIGbe mig ueget at
iabe andre bfbe ON De tpperIige GutirIs
ra>gRibIer. Rrs. Rate &eint 518 Beit
2stb e. RetU gort, 81. g. lite, Ste og
7oe Sion. 1909
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-17
OiepeIif Sero.

$eIe Sorretninssfporteret | gpen
GeuiaI, q. 9af., logoeS ben 13be bs.
fllI6itGnois | aife af en- SIbebranb,
iom gpens Snbpaanere fsler iig ober.
bepiit ON bar poaiat meb StIie %
SoerI9g. g~ranoifaben anilaaes til
St50,000, bporuf ca. 100000 er
bGffet al Assurance.
Canine Woreen neobrGnbte Bur.
Iiugtoubanens RuubbuS | SIfalooio,
Soma, foraariagenoe ct Cab al $25,.
600 i6et tiuige TO fore 9ofomotiper
sSelo80e$ al SIammerne. Sgiaa I
bette StIfelbe aniees 9rauben for at
babe bpret poaiot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-17
st mprif Gffp. s ct International

st nDrif Gffo. s ct International
Selifab nebe / Berlin fab man og
ifrso al ole be merfper6ise gffo,
iom man bapoe bsrt | @erben. Gil
Hut fit Roromanben 8riitian 9eilien
Srbet: ~8a leg boebe bortlrnber
@ienoin, pIeiet ieg, for iee la mig
&loffen II ON 8peIoen at ititfe So.
pebet no at 8inbuet og ROPE: "8aagn
op, &riiianl" og ba p9ffet gffoet mig
prGiis 8loffen Z ON Worgenen."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-17
Joaho.Saeen.

Set telearaferes fra @oife, Sbabo,
at Geo. q. Bettibone, Ell at be TIRE
arbeiberIeoere, iom iottes UNDER Sil'
tale for Rorbet poa @lpernsr Stell.
nenberg, er braet paa SoipitaIet Der
itebS I en- meset fritiif SilItano, % Of
oct m~lilisens bill bIipe nsbnenbigt at
foretage en- p~anifeIig Separation for
of rebbe bans Sip.
&etsiosen mob bam er forelsbia
u6Iat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-17
OfIahomas bert

Splee GeHiuSburemIet / @oibius.
ton bier ReiuItatet al ben fornplis
foretaene SoIfetaIItne | De 70 Serri.
torier Sflaboma % Snbiau Serri.
torn, Tom M itaI ubsiere en- Stat, Of
De tiIiammen bar en- SefoItning paa
laos, 732. Gette er en- SorsgeIie al
life minbre enb rs 8roeent iiben Den
a~lmiroeIiee SoIfetGuins | 1900, %
SefoIfnineen er itsrre, END nosen an.
ben Stat bar bapt peo itn Sptaeelie
! Statsforblmoet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-17
GiltaIte Seeer.

8ranb Sitrpen | Bremen Gountp,
bar ben 13be bs. pebtoget Iii.
tal~ebeilutntng mob IA Spser for
SpertreSeIie al Statens Gnti.Sruit
Sob peb, at ben mebtcinife Sorentng
bar reift 9riien, iom 2e9erne ffal
forlanee al fine Bntienter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-17
9ecDrab Dg SmeglL
Spmmer % refer.
Sen 186e September 1907.

Apmmer % refer.
Rrs. SuIia Care fra Sius,
@sim-, er for Sioen | 9eisg hos fin
SsIter, NfrS. SO. .. Salpep.
Mr. % Dfrs. y. Sbeggrnb er
penbt tilbase fra bet 8eisg ! Spring
&aIlep og auftin, Rinn,, % Rem
Samptou, So.
Ibert 8. Sanpiou reiite /
Ssnongs til Gbirngo i 9eisg % 6or.
retn:rper. San agter at tiIbringe It
Sar llaer oerne0e.
s.. S. Serreib reiite ioag, Itan.
bag, til Sonatoriet / Brairie on
CHEN, boor ban bill tiIbriuge no9Ie
Gage for fin SeIbrebs SfpIo.
81. 8. Salpep / "GoItcn"S
Srpfferi retite ibas (Wauoag) til
ct. BnlI for at bare tiIIteoe bco
Msoet | Sopereigu 8rano 2ob9e Of
Obj 6elotDs, iom boIbeS Der benne
nge.
- SoIpor Salporien % SaIOor
Batue fra GIoornbo, Soma. tiIbro9te
ct 9ar Gage fioite ltge / 9peu / 9e.
fog % 8orretntnger. Ypr. Soloorien
tGnter ioa imaat pao at boiGtte fig
/ DEBORAH.
Wtr. % RrS. Rurtiu Gnoer.
ion fra 8eucIore, 3. Dat., iom bar
b9ret I @eisg ct 8or Tiger hos 0r.
rg Rrs. 81. 8. 9oIpep % andre
SIGgtninger, retite biem / Wau0a83.
- Minnie % Gina SoueiIeu, Ge-
IRE of Ole Soueiieu ira Wtoufuto,
Wirm., bar tilbraGt no9lc Qoac her
/ geieg hos Souef EDenBe. 0e toul
berneo til @rpuuppet hos Ole &OOe
/ SrIeanS Sopuibip.
8. 81. 9. Sougeu tom / 2or,
bags tiIbage ira fin Sur til Soifot'
6epor, CANADA. Son iauOt IDlin'
gen goo beroppe, % SnobeimtuJer
er M / iuIo Sang. 6roiteu bar life
aiort ncgeu Staoe poa De &autcr.
S. s. 3orbo % @uitrt, iom
bar befsst Slp9t og &enncr beritco3.
reiffe SirSoag iii Ct. C.af, Soma
bpor De efter ct fort 0phoIo relic,
Biem iaien til @arte, z. Cat.
- @iiS &iIOo Huoe reiite forIe0er
I'll RtnneapoIis for at ituoere nc}
Statsuniperittetet. Sun bar Tor ih,
beret oeS Soma StatSlrtperijtet / +,
aar, og mi piI bun inl0cre ct Gor bel
MineiotaS og ct Aar peo ct q
gitens llniOerittGter.
- Sacob 9. &omre Igtteoe iiOitt
llae meo FIN TamiIic I'll Stanler
@ountp, SpS 9atota, omtrcnt &c
@2iI @eit for 4ierre. Ser iiGes al
bqre 16 norife 6nmiIier berirn g8in
neibeit Gountp, Tom bar ta9et Some
iteao Der / RaboIaget.
Rr. og @rs. g. so. Seim 30,
I bisie Gage baot @eisg at fine 10 %
ire, 02rs. 9icf &llffrio % gtrs. Is
SO. 9Iafe, beage mebbopenbe FIN
Born. Mrs. 9i38te Sor fra Greene
Soma, Mrs. gubrep Rotoig fra Col
biers Grope 90 benbes 9toOer fra Ga
noe Sopnibip bar oeiaa Opret pa
8iiit Der. iaa Der bar baret en- bel ga
miliget, 49, -,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-17

~botsbpiIe, iom er tiIopers for Cubs
Soil. Meb gomIe aori 4rosbus err
aItiaa after en- al be ei9pe @pbnin.
gems 9pinber borte. Sor ben Del at
arbeioet babe inben 2anb oa airfe,
Tom bun Iosoe IND bill ri og efterti-
bens SIegt bloc benoe Saf. 8eIfisnet
bore benbes Minoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-17

5ouretS Mful0en.
fisrner SfprpsLSla5
o8 9anoruff, soes
logger Snarpdpufs
ter, urLornr ben irs
ritereroe fleenoe
SoerfnSe. fttmuIes
rer S~anrrnoen. eisr
6ooebbnoer BLOB,
forfpner @1oerre
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-17
@afepieoe.

ODE September. anbrrtD q Scptpebt %
gRiis 3prtbea Ser8e, besge at Seeurab, pe6
Suffice @tb1on.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-17

81. g. ltIen tom Srebas tilbose
fra en- ire Tigers @eiie til 9afo.
taerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-17

mob Guergi % garrtIle 90 faar '9aaret
til at bope paa en- bIsb, itnS o9 trttt
StnIb, unrr nIt dnbct fetIer 3 ole
SeuHster | SDtIeto1reiiet, ! 8n6epGrrIiet
o B~6ruetunmeret or Gnticura COOP %
Gitiaara Ointment IibsbdIeIiee.
apuplt uevertrs % tnsSortes Retaubtiuu for bprr
pnib Doe SpQbhfru, uuee % 9auls, beinaenet at
Qatirrra eabs l25t) III at renis eubsr. Qutttuta
StRtHsni (ooel Ill at log. 3uees q snIisSta gsiSi!
an pNafff afe0) Ill at nenie Blobet Soiges cper belle
EefbcR- gOttsr Srue a GSem. GSrp- eneetsre.
HEv~ senSes frtt, cuticura BookoDshn and
Bcalp Diseases.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-17
Gntieara frsmbrinesr Saarpefit.
BisrHsr 9taS % btnsssr fIssnot,
irrttsxsabs cepsobue.

Rarne 8ab ueb Grricnra SGbc %
let SuersISe ueb Gutinlra, BET reucfte
cg is5eite Heogisreube D2ibbeI ftd1Ifer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-17
Grc Gnttcr bapce
eczema poa RcpeSct.

On Rpbers grspeIIer - Sc imai be.
banolet | SoipitaI | TIRE Waantoer
-Spntes life at blipe beore-seo
/ fem Waaueber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-17
Gr.greiiSent 8rup.r G~lepelamSs

SiIitonb Tfal, efter boab Der Den 14oe
Ss. te~Iegraferes fra Stem gorf, M
bore Iaa betGnfelis, at man, iom en-
al fsamiliens nGrmeite Smgangsoen'
uer ubtrptte iis. maa bore "forbereot
paa ilentme Rpbeber fra Rrinceton",
bpor er-9reiibenten bar lit Siem
San fan enbmi leue | nogen Sio, be.
Der Oct, men ban bill albrig penoe TIL
baae til fine 8ontorer | Reip gorf.
Yasiar. Rama: "Sar on onot !
Sret. Sarl2"
aarl: "ssei Wuma.~
Wama: ~Sporfor piitter on Bonn.
ulb | BET ba2"
aarI: so, on flyer 10 beitanois,
at iea lGrer iaa tibet. foroi BET, ioul
fommer ino az Oct enc Gre, gaar no
af bet anoet; os berior bar ieg flop.
pet bet Ill"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-17
Notwithstanding
Den lobe September.
wseerahS " %otestnssr.

TDotaset ibus / Union Stod yaro I
gbieueo:
AZ 900 Sptu, I5c laoere.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-21
We Wish YouYA
MERRY CHRISTMAS.
Christmas and every heart
overfowS with Yuletide Joy.
'"What Shall I Give
Him for Christmas"

itself
We your
n Holiday
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-21
DOWN ON HIS FRIENDS
HE LOOKS IN PRIDE
AmeriCuS Man a Giant in
Height.

Clay Clark came up from Tampa
yesterday to spend the Christmas
season at his home here and, as us
ual, was the observed of all obser-
vers as he strode maiestically through
the throng of shoppers looking down
upon all. For Mr.. Clark stands near
ly seven feet, sans shoes, sans sox,
and can readily look down upon, the
common herd of humanity. Though
still in the twenties, he is six feet
ten inches in hight and weighs 26O
pounds, yet so we'll proportioned that
not a pound of surplus flesh is APP
parent. Mr.. Clark sells Fama Nat
ional cigars in a dozen states, and
rather enjoys the distinction accord
ed him by his unusual hight. Where
ever he goes his majestic form, tow
ering above all others, attracts at
tention and the expression there
goes Clay Clark the Fama National
man" is not infrequently heard. Mr.
Clark will remain a week in Ameri-
Gus, going hence to Denver, upon a
business trip.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-21
REGISTRY WINDOW
! HAS LARGE TRADE
Christmas is On in Force
AT POStOffiCe.

Christmas money orders are keep
ing officials of the local postofflce
busy. The usual number of money
orders is being sent, including few
to foreign countries. Just before
Christmas money is sent to home
folks by those unable to get back, to
be used in purchasing gifts for the
various members of the family. In
many instances also the money is
sent for articles from out-Vf-town
houses.
One feature Of the money order
department this year is the abnormal
number of incoming orders This,
it is presumed, is due to a rush Of
orders for liquid refreshment from
those who are preparing for the long
drouth which sets iIr very shortly for
Georgia.
In the registry department, the
rush has been unusually prominent
One man yesterday brought in a
batch of eighteen letters for registry
while individual letters were numer-
Gus. Packages are also being regis
tered more generally this year than
heretofore A warning was recently
published from Postmaster Mitchell
in which he pointed out the security
offered and the small fee which Sc
cured it.
For the last three business days
before Christmas it is expected that
the registry department will be bus
ier than ever Very few intervals
between customers were to be found
yesterday, and today the stream will
probably be almost steady one.
The applicants are being promptly
waited on by Registry Clerk Mitchell
and his assistant, Mr.. r. w. Glover.
AS is the case always at this time
of year, the mails are loaded with
Christmas packages, and this condi-
ton will no doubt grow more acute
as the day draws nigh. No delay has
been occasioned in the Americus Of
fee so far, and the skill of the post
office men will probably be sufficient
to prevent any clog in the prompt
receipt or transmission of all mail
matter offered.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-21
SHOPPERS IN RAIN AND
MUD CAME TO SHOP
Vile Weather No Deterrent
Factor.

Americus merchants welcomed the
holiday shoppers, several thousands
of them, who came yesterday des
pite the rain above and the sloppy
muddy streets under foot to complete
their buying, already so long delay
ed by fierce weather.
Merchants had hoped for sunshine
during the few remaining days pre-
ceding Christmas but yesterday was
as bad as the worst.
A dreary day indeed for Christmas
shopping-or stopping.
But despite the frowns of Jupiter
Pluvius the people came-and bought
Every town within radius of fifty
miles of Americus was represented
here in the throng that pushed and
jostled good-naturedly in the well
stocked retail stores.
For buying could not be longed de-
layed; and equipped with umbrellas
and rain coats they came.
Hundreds of buggies and wagons
from the country round about throng-
ed the streets, and all went home at
nightfall we'll filed with the holiday
purchases of their owners.
Money was spent unstintedly. Ev-
erybody bought.
Impetus was given business in the
sale of several hundred bales cot
ton brought in yesterday. These were
the Christmas bales" largely res
erved for the holiday purchases, and
many were sold yesterday despite
declining prices.
And the rush of business yesterday
will be more than repeated today, the
Saturday before Xmas.
Whether or not it rains, and the
forecast is for more moisture, the
multitude of shoppers will come back
to buy Saturday at this season is
always a busy day, but all records
will be smashed when the books are
balanced tonight.
At least the merchants hope that
results will be thus gratifying.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-21
.SHORN OF SHEKELS AS
WELL AS FEATHERS
AmeriCuS Men Losers at
Cock Fight.

AS details of the recent interstate
cock fight at Montgomery percolate
from the returning host it seems that
Americus betters at the prize ring
we're plucked of shekels and feathers
as we'll Americus cocks lost many
fights, though some were winners in
the pit, while the total seemed to be
aginst the talent" here who backed
local birds. One Americus man, who
backed the Alabama birds, is said to
have won something like $500 or
S1800-many of them Americus dol
lars which went to back up Americus
birds. It was sad trip coming back
for those who bet not wisely but
too well.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-21
MONEY IN PLENTY FOR
THE LIST OF TOILERS
AmeriCuS Pays Salaries in
Advance.

Every employe of the city of Am
ericus, white and colored, from the
highest salaried official to the negro
ditcher, will receive his or her full
salary for the month of December in
ample time to spend ii for Christmas
triX.
The mayor. aldermen, city hall Of
ficials, firemen, policemen, all will
be paid in advance.
This custom has prevailed here for
several years past; in fact, ever since
the city has seen the return of pros
perity; and it will prevail one more
time, at least.
1t will require several thousand
dollars to meet the monthly pay roll,
but Miss Americus' stocking is still
bulging some.
Yesterday, City Clerk Hawkes.
drew a check for the salaries of the
public school teachers who will to-
day, or Monday, get their full months
pay, no deduction, of course, being
made for the two weeks vacation.
The teachers payroll alone amounts
to $1,761.05.
But this is just a starter for the
circulation of Christmas shekels, and
several additional thousands will be
required ere all employees are paid.
But the money will be forthcoming in
day or two, and all will be paid in
advance.
A city job is a good one; the salary
Is always good, and the certainty of
getting it on pay day renders it the
more appreciated.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-21
XMAS TREES IN BLOOM
IN THE SCHOOL ROOM
City Schools Are Closed
Friday.

With pretty exercises appropriate
to the season, the Americus public
schools closed yesterday morning for
the Christmas holidays, to resume on
January End, 1908. Books were put
aside at an early hour in the day,
and by noon all grades had sus-
pended and pupils were scampering
homeward. In several of the rooms
at FurIow School there were Christ
mas exercises, with an occasional
tree to add realism and variety to
the surroundings. Two full weeks
of vacation are thus given the pupils
wherein to pull to further elongation
the longitudinal limbs of Kriss Krin-
gle.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-21
A Suggestion
New York Press

(New York Press
Mr.. Bryan might be gracious enough
to promise that under no cir
cumstances, if beaten, will he be a
candidate for or accept fourth nom
inatiOn.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-12-21
Faf Tnrkers and OHsters

Place your order pow for fine
turkeys and oysters, arriving daily.
SHERLOCK e. co.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-06-11
VALLEY VIEW ITEMS
Another Breezy Batch Of News is Sent in
By Our Special Correspondent,

VALLEY VIEW, June 10.-The
Milwaukee people are now grading
in the mouth of Johnson canyon
across the N. p. land.
The roundup season among the
horsemen is now going OH and the
horses are in fairly good condition,
At the sale at the Park corral
last week there was some good
horses sold from $40 to $50 a head.
c. c. Churchill was among our
people buying and shipping fat
cattle for the Sound market a few
days since.
VIM. Hays has contracted to
stack 14O acres of meadow for L.
Larson at 81 per ton and Mr.. Lar
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-06-11
The Dust Spray.

Where water is not readily avail
able and where spray pumps cannot
be operated easily, such as Oh steep
hills, the dust spray may be used
with a fair degree of satisfaction.
1t can be applied quicker than the
liquid spray, but is not so effective.
TO make it, dissolve 4 pounds of
copper sulphate in 2 IL gallons of
water, and Stake 4 pounds of fresh
stone lime in IL gallons of water.
Then pour these together and stir
thoroughly. Strain out the sur
plus water and thoroughly mix the
remaining wet material with 90
pounds of air slaked lime. All
Jumps must be sifted out and the
mixture must be dry when it is
applied to the trees.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-06-11
The Fruit Industry.

The annual report of the state
horticultural commissioner is an
interesting official document. 1t
illustrates the wonderful growth of
the fruit industry in this state.
According to the figures given out
by the commissioner, there are
IS, 6O7 acres devoted to orcharding
Of this area, nearly one-fifth has
been planted since the spring OF
1906. Yakima county leads the
list with 5000 trees, and is
followed by Chelan, which has
100000 trees. A large majority of
the orchards are planted for COM
nercial purposes, and kept in the
best condition possible.
Fruit growing has demonstrated
its possibilities in almost every dis
trict of the state. 1t has passed
beyond the experimental stage to
the point where it is one of the first
money producing industries. Two
years ago the horticultural commits
sioner estimated the fruit industry
to be worth $4,000, 900 yearly to
the people of the state. Since then
it has increased in acreage, output
and market values of all varieties
of fruits. The growers have Or
ganized and are getting the best
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-06-11

prices. Canneries have been estab-
lished and the waste products
converted into money.
The planting of tree fruits does
not constitute all there is in the
commercial orchard field. There
are many acres utilized for the
growing of small fruits. Pierce
county, for instance, has 2,O13
acres given up to such fruits. They
are represented i'll the strawberry,
blackberry and raspberry crops, for
which the Puyallup valley is noted
at home and abroad. Every plat
of land devoted to fruits is a cash
producer. Some of the orchards
return 5000 to 81 900 an acre every
year. The statement may appear
extravagant, but shipping receipts
and bank returns indicate the
truthfulness of the orchardists.
With the increase in orcharding
comes the demand for more muir
series to grow the young trees and
vines and develop new varieties.
That adds to the income of the
people and furnishes employment
for more experts in handling the
forces of nature. And yet the fruit
industry has not reached it's limita-
tons. We produce an exception
ally fine class of all varieties of
fruits. The markets of the world
are open for everything that can
compete in color, flavor and size
with other fruit sections. The fact
that the products of Washington
orchards receive recognition in the
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-06-11
Justice Summons.

State of Washington, County of Kittitas in
lee of the Peace.
70 r. 5. Aurand and Clarecy Aurand his
Wuc; In the name of the State of Wash
lhEton YOU and each OF you are hereby
notified that }. }. Putnam and C. S. Baker
partners doing business under the name
ana style of Putnam Grocery Company.
mas ed Il complaint against you IN said court,
when VIII come ON to be heard at my office
IN south E!lcnsburg in the County of Kittitas
state OF Washington, on the seventeenth day
o. june A.D 1907, ut the hour of IL O'Clock noon
81 Nald day ana unless you appear and then and
mere answer the same Will be taken as con.
ed. ' 'e s'""'
The Object of the demand of said complaint IL
TO recover the sum of seventy five dollars and
evenly. live cents for groceries furnished by
pialhtlns to defendants during the period OF
iInic , from January the LIST. 1906, to April the
lst' 1907, and the costs of this suit.
Complaint filed May llth., AID, 1907.
w. w. BONNEY,
D..,a.s Justice Of the Peace
1907. Nv" N"' y. 90 way I,y'
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-06-11

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT is quick
to use the big stick on the weak
and laggard, but is very cautious
about the way in which he yields
it against the railways and corpor
atoms. But with them it's horse
play and that is part of the pro-
gram. The weak and laggard can
root pig, hog or die
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-06-11

In denouncing Organism and
anarchy" Taft is evidently bidding
for the presidential nomination in
dead earnest on the old platform
of barrel and Doodle, which won
such notable triumphs in three
campaigns.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-06-11

SENATOR DOLLIVER once said:
The campus of the University of
Chicago smells of oil" Were he
to visit any place on earth that
Rockefeller coin had touched, he
would detect a similar order and it
might be crude oil at that.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-06-11
Contest Notice.

Department Of the Interior, United States
Land ONCE, North Yakima, Wash, May 81,
1901.
\ sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
In this office by John McSweyn, contestant,
against homestead entry No 2b53 made May %,
1900, for Lots and and South Half Northeast
nN Roy j Mason conteStee, in which 1t is alleged
That entryman has wholly abandoned said land
Tor more than two years last past; and has
failed to live upon and cultivated said land as
By law required said parties are hereby notified
20 appear respond and offer evidence touching
SAID allegation at 10 O'Clock a. m. on September
=, 1901 before the Register and Receiver at the
nited States Land ONCE in North Yakima
Wash.
The said contestant having in proper affi
'NNit. flied May g. 1907, set forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal service
ut this notice can not be made, 1t is hereby
rdered and directed that such notice be given
by due and proper publication.
ALFRED c. STEINMAN
II 81 Receiver.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-06-11

No use to send away for loose leaf
ledger work when it can be done right
here at home. The Dawn is fully
equipped to turn out that class OF work
at coast prices.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-06-11

largest competitive markets of the
world indicate that we have one of
the greatest fruit countries on
earth. Post Intclligenccr.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-06-11

No need to send your job printing
away from home any more. The Dawn
office can do you as good work as can
be done anywhere.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-06-11

The merchant who buys his sta
tionery- letter heads, bill heads, en-
velOpes, statements, etc.-Out OF town
is Inconsistent in business principles.