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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-11
Doroifulo Recept
Vrtt
Sil ipaae o. nernpie Meno.

De- bar | min BeHbbtlfe en- Rteepi for 1t unrots
= HTasHibbfl. f0reffrebet az en- fremrGqeHof
r1f lem leg raa0fsrts mig nieo nnbfr Fl Seigg I
saHie poHofi. Jeg pen AZ eeen 0riaftn9. at oette
1rsemibIs. usUpaIersi / Due en- f%tftHmflig neo Afs
s. riH. Ct = II be nffri toite efsiitfreHbe Nibitr Tor
naQe. Herueie % oifrG iebe wleno. 5sg ueo b III, icroi
oei sfl3ap ma 2elbreoeH. elieiat Tea hapoe Int en-
isng lib at Suagbeb, grrpefttet, aininbeiiQ Afs
~rtitflie ofs. Beg hdune forhrn forisat Sptriatifter
"a icrl.eai2s Eiaos gegemibleE % BebanoIinQer,
"a en- nnasn mnrfbar HerbebriHa. leQ bfo pgIaa. al
na az ansrg, ogr bar iibt ira aJslatfns al GUerans
frnnadis, u~naoommeiiae btilqr b. nbftgniiumbto
ler u0ffeFis, ianiem Nerpshtft. baariig pufOms
Ne TAB al fiDsfraft. Nlansel pa1 5orftasinmb b.
ficbtrpiflcD. unbieeiie. Gmerifr | Ap9Jn, aitrRis
bleuei hefbrsbefa al bette gesfHiobei ia iem la.
70 ia peo, hbor ~Oanffeitat bet CT al biibe hfibreoef
tbftfe HdHH. bar Ifa beluiiet al biqipt an II, % til
enbOer. ian tr0nger e. iaaaaui HRafmtbnel Oh tile
fiticeF MIA, Dtl a ieEnt IN Affriif AZ hfrHf Hfcepi
REQ H~gbbesbia nAbfrrftnina fotit 81 | BfeU 'rit. 10
.ar haos Heeerien uoip b. uaa ! aobt Ap sthef fer en-
10 n Snm. Ieia nit Haab % fofif1 bet. OF Te
3r 'pr at blipe innn. n0rf "a %forngief. Nor min
lien iie i~prianaFr iea fnn 10 Gents. naar De- ~ bela
bfeosi. t1nofr ineen CnitnHniabeoer %foFlaHaer lea
mere fuD tsnne lille SnHL oa 10 sHjfer isfe. al Be
ifnrer mio Bsfrbff fsftAD &c er f%uibfRnbig ofihres
'et oa fan ~paoiisnHe beH Tieneite, Tea bar giott Ten
1el ffuo1 ZEN inaeH ina g. o ID. % ha, ingen
Dian I'll Il ina Deres 9enge ener feHbe Eem wlfpidn,
ION &c life ont 7, % B rigm 1t life finoer ma
rrIia eabprr orni snbe. bar De ainabeiie til at a'
iere MIA | oenHe Vols.
Gfrib ioaa, ba benne Rotiis maafe Ire forefpmmer
iatn. @uIf paa, at De foar Reception % al unbers
refninQ frf on behsbe iife al ienbe Mig be 30 Gents
sr,nb hebreoet. abresie:
c. E. BENTSON. Box GA. Chicago. III.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-11
nen Arnrn
airfsns Snlefeit.
of Decent
z. Oscar 4noeren n.
(Sluttet.)

On Qariugen til SnofSrellen al
sseften for Ssiu 5pOiel er imiolertlo
Meningerne meget Oelte. 4aeget uo=
bre0t er Den OpfaiteIie, iOm Den
uomqrteOe Torfutter. PditOr, Or.
8. J. 5eilbsrg. / i'm Sog sui
beooer, at airten inofprte Sulen
lom en- prattiit MOOOegt moo De
ooerito0ige beosnite @l9Oesfeiter /
Decemb<rs Slutning. og 9enlagoe
,5eoielsoagen" netop til %. See.,
for0i mar fejreoe Den uODerOinoe
ai9e SOls" 6soieIsod9 oenne Dag.
Oct osenoe 9eoenifdbs Spergdn9
til airfen ituloe 0a lettes, toet &ris
ffus paa Den gamle 5eItOug tunoe
fortpnes fom ben ianOe SOlguo.
Smiolertto herer oct pit en- les
rere Rirtetio til meo 8eregning at
beQige beoenite 5olteItitte peO at
anoerlegge Dem ~triitent SnObolo.
Del iimpleIte ipntes mig at pore,
al 6eiten itmpelthen i~nofgrtes, forol
man MI fslte Srang til at fuloz
ffanoi1aere &irfeadret meo en- Set
for SeIu SSsoiel, og at 0nne BEN
daqoes til %. 0ecbr. fulgte at, al
man life l9ngere totoleoe ON ooen
1Rpnte 8~eregnings ufejl6drligbeo.
Hoget anOet er, at SulefeIten, "a
Gen bar ipOfsrt, naturligt gap PrGz
'bitanter 2ejtigbeo til Com Auguz
itin) at gsre opmartfom pau, at De
ariitne life iom 9eoningsr fejreoe
rSolens" 5e0iel. men BAN, ser BAR
rftu6t SOlen.~
5ba0 Den friitne Sui bar betpost
for airten i oens 6iftorte, tan ielp-
Fplgelig life u0oitles Der tilnermelz
fesois. Wlen en- meget oigtig Sioe
bar ie8 peget pua. at Ben O9mmeoe
op moo 5enOenien til at itpOe 5orz
fpnoelien at Seiu Menneiteligbeo
90 bans Sins biItoriits girtelig6so
til Stoe, pg Sulesoangeliets jeone
Sale ON CUBS inoerliee 6d0ertars
fig6eo til os Wenneifer par o9ial
naret IN itaoig pre6itsn moo Ii
0ens Soer eFter at bette oOer GOan=
gelist DsO I'm 69poelie at Be for
tjenftlise Gerningers 8etponine for
5relien.
0g bog tr9ngte mango ANDRE
Glementer Jig ino / airtens Sui og
6affe0e OOer 8etp0ningsn al oens
2ro ON p5reo paa Soroen og SUBS
@elbe6ag til Wenneifer." preoite-
men 0b9le0e beo IpiosfnOige tbeoloe
afife Meo6elelfer ON Sdmmenbqns
cen melem r0en ferfte og anoen
N0am". Oe0 mpitiife JortOltningsr
of 4lterbor0et meo 5errens 3egenie
/ p6elli9danOens Smnffe", Iom sen
fteofortre6en0e 9irtslig6e6 for Bar
net / 8rp6ben; man rforbe0reoe"
..SuleeOangelist 0so mango 3ili9tnin=
ger fra legsn6ariite ail0er, Ser oiite.
at man life lengere iorito0 at bragg
Oct religieie Sno1olo 10 at BET npe
8eftumentes ieOne 5ortaains. 5srft
rg ii0it bls0 Mdrid6brtetfen
Mnieoning til, at Mo0eren efterbuan=
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-11
glanSt 9u9rge / Nfrifa.
Mf &ommdnoant / &ongoitdten
Otto s. Quno.
G0anit 5iosifrift9

Sra oe 9toite 5iOer lige til ri
bar Menneifer BAIT en- bis 5ort9r-
I.ligbeO ior at befolte uteuote Ggne
lee 2anN meo uIlebaanN 9oentpr=
li1e 9eiener, me0 G9mper og 9p9rz
&c, meO DIR at fantditifte 5ormer %
Stsrrelier og meo Oe oi0unoerIigite
Butte og SrRsr.
@enHem mango Qarbunoreoer odr
oct Orienten, SnOien og aind. Der
bar Accomplishments fremfor az,
QanOene, bDor mar fdnot 8ulene
lfpf0te me0 2G0sliten, 5r9er neo
@uIoG6Ier og Menneiter meo 9nres
bpDeoer. Sdu tom 4rneritas S2s
I0dgeIie, og @ueHtprfuglen fej moo
Bet; men 3i0erHe bar ffreone frem,
oe reiIen0e fad mere nsgternt PA
De MprtO9r0ig6eOer, De me0te; en-
aaiman forbleo en- 8atman, og fel0
en- Sen mddIte not pofseoe en- DEF
paa 8ejen til europa, idd bleo oen
Dog life til nogen glubenos 9rdge.
OgIad Menneitene forbleo oet, Sc
tar, nsmlis iimpelt ben Menneiter,
ON emo me0 en- anoen 6uofdrne o.
anore 4niigtstrRf, men man gior6e
Dem life bberfen til &9mper eller
OpRrge.
/ Sioerne Ififte0e, man tr9ngts Or
bere og 0Dbere in0 / oct uteHoie, o.
man fanot dlori9 De gumle Sagn
tetrGfteos. idd git De / @femmebos
gen Og bleo fun en- Sang imeflem
tagne frem til 9eItuelie al 4ulturs
6iitoriferen, fom belerte os ON, at
Iaa idngt tilbdge bdbos bore 5orz
IfR0re b9ret, De bdboe truet pd1
G9mper og DoRrge og dne Siags
9GDentnr. o9 Di bar truttet p1l
Stul0rene og befldget oisie Wennss
fer, fom Dog mdaIte | Osres 5ro
bar lbffeliqere emo Ri I Dor 8foen.-
Sbi Di De0, al Der run0t ON /
.Nfritd, fra Qfbertissn til 9eopofOs
Ieen leDer aofonier az Ob9rge; pi
FAR Jet, at De 9loIte. gumle agpptifte
SnoffriFter, bpori Der forteIea on
8uergs, fom en- 6aruo loo bente fra
Qdnoet ON Rilens Giloer, er idno.
gi peo, at baaoe 4riitoteles % 6es
robot bar baft Ret, nndr Ok ~fortdlte
I'm OOargfOlt. 8i tenOer og ituosrer
nisfe SmaasM ennefter. Dor 8ioen
far ct Rum mere at beo9ge fig pdd,
Oor 5untafi ct f9rre.
5spf Stdnlen og ftoen mango dns
ore BAR befraftet De gumlss uos
iagn. Oprrgene fnoes, % man pee
MI nei1gtig, boor De leDer. man fem
Der en- Del til oeres Gebebis, %
Der er ffreben 9og pua BOG ON
Dem, ale mere eler miHore, n%dbniiI
min6rs n~sjagti9e. 5 S9roelesheO er
Der fra ameritanIf pg franTf Sioe
fremtommen en- life rin9s nDo1r9s
.literatur", Der ielOfelgelis inoehol=
Der mango faftiife Oplpsninger, men
oeIto p9rre enonu here forterte; t6I
|Opereene sr fb fom iageoe DDr,
"a Der ffal mango 2fdrs Sagttogsls
Ter til for at tunns friDe tpffe gsz
Ger ON 6isis Soft. Men Der fisger
|netop 0unfsligbeoen. De feits
|Dbarge Dor pdd Steoer. boor fun
|oe fan 30, og boor ndDnlig ingsn
|6pio Man6 tan feOe, oerfor bliDer
bet / bsi Grao DanIfeligt at gore
Sc n~sooenoise Sdsttageffer, os mans
ae T~orfdtters bar DO biulpet fig mso
'@isningsr, bOiltet 10 felofslgslis er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-11
Gaijfof.

~Rutiloass trafer man fore
areoie / ariitotratiet, Tom til6sz
rer Setten Raoitoct-pafifof, for
life ret mango aar iiOen itiftet al
en- 9eOrdger. 5 0isie 8reoie tilz
bringer man i'm 5io mso al laIe
GDaneslierne, foroemme anoerles
oes t~9ntenoe. og ooerbooeoet r1fse
R9iteH neo. 5rosiperen oe oen
on01tnbsfuloe SlaoNrdQtighso
9aur Der. ION i RegIen, 6aano /
6fnrS -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-11
8eorg 8rdnoes.
/ nSn0trDf fra Rusldno"

Openitaaenoe Dom ira oen fen6te
|arititers She er lom Iaa mango
ANDRE Domino fra ben 6aano tenn
melis upaaIioelig. nSrosiOer" bar
9eorg grunoes M iial6en BAIT an=
Get emo Sma6eoro tiloDerg for.
De TO 4aOne. iom n9ones FER,
Raoitoct % QaIitof, Oil beftanoiJ
bliOe Oso al lpie for Oe rusfiite troz
snN. De bar giost 0eres 5ormue og
Gin ben for al tunne bringe Rus
Iano GoangeIiet.
pdiitof par en- bopeorig Mdno,
|ejeoe tore Sober runSt ON / Russ
Iano og ct al De ImutteIts 9dlaoier
Ct. petersbor9. 6un bar SberIf /
Den rusiiIte 6Rr. oa ban fdn6t aris
titus. sra oct 9jeblif af fate ban
Ibele TN Gnergi mo pud at brin1s
6oangeliet mo | fit 59orelano. 9d
Re9eringeH mRrfe0e, at Gpdngeliet
1T Mdgt oper mango Sj9Ie | @oes
lens itraafenoe Sale fom | 8snoerz
nes fdttige 6ntter. ldH0sforbiIte Den
|9uIjtOf Iiseiom Raoftoct. Wen ielo
ON 0e tunoe oiie M9noens bort, Ben
|@erHiHg, 0e bdO0e ebet, Den S9o,
Be baOoe fudet, blsb til6dge / Rus
lamb og fpre0er i'm S9o lige til bore
.0age.
Aft bOa0 jeg eier og 6ur eiet. at
Den Qgre, bbormeo ieg er bleoen
epersit" - lagoe Obtrft BON pdTjfof
engdng - bar life funnel itine min
.Sial tiIfre0s. Sea tenSte life Den
ianoe 2ptte. ferenO 5reIiersn Tom iii
MIG. o. isg omoenote mig. g1u fem
Ger isg 0ptten."
0g fra Ssn Dag at lag0e gaIjfof
6ele fin Gormue. i'm Stining. fns
Goner. for 5relferens 500. at ANDRE
tunoe faa Del / bans aptfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-11

s SOesia bar ser en- ung juris
oiit Stuoent. San baoSe en- Iii
pRret / 5or6inoelie mso Nibiliterne,
men after truftet fig tiIbuge fra
Gem. San baboe bog life / min6Ite
Maaos I Sinoe at forbade fine
!iofigsre &ammerater, men oisfe
baO0e BAN bog ifu6ig mistentt 6srs
for.
Gn Dag trdaoie en- tDinoelig Git
cent ben til BAN paa Gaoen og fa=
iteb en- 5luffe SOODlfprs | bans
gnIfgt. Oct bar Ribiliftsrnes 5abn.
Sans tnfigt bar fom en- blOoia
Msasie. Og N9fen. begge bans 2jnt
bar fortGrsi at ben atienoe Gift.
.99brne, set enc Gre, o. T. b.
gua Sbse6uiet laa ban / frbgte.
|lige Smerter og rdIsOe MOB 9uf
|og Menneiter og Oil6s taee 2iOs!
al fig feb.
Senere 1T bans Sl1gininge ban
|pua ct 6ofpitaf | Berlin, % tifii6f
|eHots ban pad ct 8linOeinftitut.
Gngang, nogle Qur efter, fOm
Oberit puijtof til Berlin. 5dn bsrt'
Sale ON FIN unae Qanosmanb %
opfsgte bam paa Snititutet.
Gnbber 9usitr fenoer Ndbne
paIjfof, Stuoenten gjOr6e oct oafua
paijfof talte meset meo ben ung'
Wiano og fsgte at inogpoe ban
'5da6 ON en- lpiere Jremtio. .Srt
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-02-13
Surprise NcWhirter Family.

A pleasant surprise party was
givn Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. McWhirter
and family at their home on Mission
street on Monday evening. A num-
Der of their friends, who had as
sembled elsewhere, called on them
and spent very pleasant evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. McWhirter left yester-
day for Seattle and the party was in
the nature of a farewell TO them.
Games and q social good time were
the order of the evening, refreshments
being served at the close of the even
ing. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. c. F. Eggiman, Mr. and Mrs
n. M. Streeter, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.
Lumsdn, Misses Bessie Fisher, Stella
Stage, Marinda Odell, Jennie Good
win, Mabel Hunsaker, Anna Kyle,
Messrs. Henry Albin, Harry Hawk
and Neal Cozart.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-02-13
Mcdonald Whitaker.

Mr.. D. G. Mcdonald and Miss
Katherine Whitaker were united in
the bonds of holy matrimony at the
home of the brides sister, Mrs. S
FL. Yockey, at Ephrata, Wash, or
Feb. 10the, Rev. Yockey officiating,
Mr.. Mcdonald is well known here
being employed by the Great North
ern as agent.
The bride, who has been visiting
with her sister for some time past
is a resident of Portland, Ore.
The happy couple will make theil
home in Ephrata. Their many friends
wish them very happy and prosper
Gus life.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-02-13
Howard Thomas
Athletic Association Meeting

The Athletic association held a
meeting at the High School Monday
afternoon at $50 o'clock. At the
meeting consisting of Norman Lake
Ed Johnson and Ira Collier was APP
pointed to frame a constitution. A
committee on securing a place for
track athletics was appointed by the
president, Charles E. Martin, as fol-
lows: Ralph Shotwell, Howard Clary
and MontZ Johnson. Arrangements
are being made to take up system
attic track athletics and baseball
practice as soon as spring opens. .
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-02-13
PRESIDENT DEFINES, PLACE
HONE OF FATHER AND MOTHER
In letter 10 President of New York
M. f. assembly Roosevelt Talks
About the Home

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Feb. 12.-Mrs.
E. H. Merrill of this city, president
of the New York state Methodist as
Sembly, is in receipt OF a letter from
President Roosevelt in which he de-
fines the place of tn father and the
mother in the home. The letter was
in response to one asking questions
from tn council of mothers recently
held at Newburg anent the state con-
yention to be held in the fall. The
president said:
For one of our topics how would
it do to speak of the place of the
father in the home? Now and Their
people forget that exactly as the
mother must help the breadwinner by
being good housewife, so the father
in his turn, if he is worth his salt,
must in every way back up the moth
er in helping bring up tn children.
after all, the prime duties are
elemental, and no amount OF cultiva-
ton, no amount of force and sagac-
ity will make the average man
good husband and father, and unless
he is a successful breadwinner, is
tender and considerable with his wife,
and both loving and wise (for 70 be
loving and weak and foolish is utter
~ ruinous) in dealing with the chill
dren.
Il think it crime for the woman
to shirk her primary duties, to shrink
from being good wife and mother
Of course, the woman should have
the same right as the man 10 train
her mind, to better herself, and oc-
casionally woman can and ought to
follow some special vocation in all
dition to (never in substitution for)
her home work
But just as the highest work for
the normal man is work for his wife
and children, so the highest work for
the moral woman is the work of the
home. where, heaven knows, the
| work is ample enough.
But l also feel she can do the
| best work in her home if she has
healthy outside interests and occupa-
tions in addition, and I most firmly
believe that she can not do her full
duty by her husband if she occupys
merely servile attitude toward him,
or submits to i'll treatment, and that
she is quite as bad a mother II weak
and foolish as il hard and unloving."
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-02-13
". A. Thompson Protests.
Wenatchee, Feb. 10, 1907.
To the editor of the Wenatchee
Daily World.

To the editor of the Wenatchee
Daily World.
Dear Sir
At a meeting OF the Weratchee
Commercial club last evening an
important amendment to the consti-
tuition was voted on and carried,
taking the management of the club
from the members, and putting it in
the hands of a board of trustees of
seven members.
The election of trustees followed
when it was found that three of the
officers elected were officers of one
and another one connect
ed with the said institution, making
a majority of the trustees connected
with one institution IN our town.
In this just to the members of the
club, or to the town at large, that
one institution should control our
Commercial club.
Yours truly,
w. A. THOMPSON.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-02-13
Personal Mention and
City News IL. Brief
Marion Sanders of the Entiat is il

Marion Sanders of the Entiat is in
the city today transacting business.
A. H. Carriker began work this
j morning as janitor of the new Co
lumbia Valley bank building.
On February 18th Mrs. Kathryn
Hayne and class will give a recital
at the Baptist church for the benefit
/! of the reading room. Admission,
adults 25 cetns, children Is cents.
H. Finch has moved his family
from their former residence on We
natchee avenue to the residence at
the corner of Washington and Oron-
/ do avenues.
Harold e. Weeks; a brother of
Karol G. Weeks of the mems fur
nishing department of the Ellis
Forde company, arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon from his home
at Newton Center, Mass, and will
visit with his brother and look over
the business prospects of Wenat-
Cuco lOl SOIuS tiIIS
reception will be given at the
Methodist church Saturday evening
to the members of the church and
ftheir families. All Methodists in the
city whether members of the church
or not are cordially invited to at
tend.
| Mrs. Clarke Cox entertained the
ladies aid of the Baptist church and
Ladies Aid society at her home on
A street this afternoon
Mrs. L. G. Odds entertained the
Presbyterian Ladies Aid and ladies
of the congregation at her home at
the corner of Washington and D
streets this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Garden arrived
this morning from Cascade Tunnel,
where they have been on the de
| layed passenger train for week
They were returning from Seattle
and Bellingham, where they have.
| been for some time on business and
pleasure trip.
The local Rebekah lodge is plan
ming for pleasant time at the lodge
hall in the Ellis-Forde block this
evening. A social will be given by
the ladies of the order and a small
sum charged, the proceeds to go to
the social fund of the order.
Mrs. J. H. Ferryman entertained
the Eastern Star club at her home
last evening. The evening was spent
very pleasantly in playing 500. Mu-
sic was rendered by Miss Batdorf
and Miss Helen Ferryman During
the latter part of the evening re-
| freshments were served. Those pres
ent expressed themselves as having
spent a very enjoyable evening.
] The present winter, although be-
ing very severe, has not entailed
many losses on the sheep owners of
the valley. Henry Treadwell, who
owns a large band of sheep, has had
| few losses and expects to bring his
sheep through in better shape than
last year.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-02-13
Party at Aibin Home.
Yours truly,
w. A. THOMPSON.


A party of young folks met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Goodwin on
Spokane street Tuesday evening at
Z o'clock. From the Goodwin home
they took sleighs for party in honor
of Mr..and Mrs. H. R. Albin at their
home miles below Wenatchee. AL
though sleighing is not SO very good,
a very enjoyable time was spent on
the way. After they arrived many
interesting games were played and
an all around good time was spent
until IL o'clock when they were
ushered into the dining room where
very delicious lunch was served
Those present were: Misses Odell,
Stage, Dyer, Haufsteter, Roas, Nc
Quiston and Goodwin; Messrs. Rice,
Wst, Colwell, Brobeck, Fuller, Mar
tin, Cozart, Spears, Lawler and
Henry Albin. Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. AL
bin. ]. r. Albin. and N. NJ. Streeter
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-02-13

Money to loan on farm lands or
chattels. John A. Gellatly.
For loan on wheat land or fruit
land ranch regardless of size or age
see J. s. Mooney & Co.
If you have property to sell list
it with the Red Apple Real Estate
Co.
The best the market affords can
always be found at the Vendome.
Remnant sale of wall paper begins
January LIST, 1907 at Russells.
Fresh and cured meats, fish poul-
try, oysters. Prices right at Little &
Wetsel's market.
If you have a house to rent make
1t known to the Red Apple Real Es-
tate Co.
When you have anything to sell
see Little & Wetsel.
White Leghorn Cockerels for sale
Al strain, $1.00 up, eggs, per set
ting of Is, 1st pen, $3.50; and pen,
$3.50. A. A. Bousquet, Farmers
phone AZ and sos.
/ have moved my beauty parlors
to my residence, 11S North Mission
st, where l am prepared to do all
work in my line except shampooing.
Hours, to 5 or by appointment.
MRS. J. E. MILLS.
Good meats, prompt service, cour-
teous treatment, always our motto.
Little G. Wetsel market.
If you want to buy or sell farm or
city property list your wants with
d. Gensinger, Room 10, Rosenberg
building.
For artists colors and brushes go
to Russell.
If you need meats, salads, pastry
or bread for lunch call at the Ven
dome Cafe.
Fair Ground q acre tracts; per-
petual water right, equal to ten city
lots, 4 cash, balance 1, 8, and 4
years Fuller & Russell.
Have you any old clothes? If SO.
put them on and come to the Hard
Times on roller skates next Friday
night, Feb. Is. Prize to Wenatchee' S
worst makeup. c-2-15
Pigs for sale. G. A. Fletcher. r. 1.
2-15
Fair Ground q acre tracts; room
for IS fruit trees. Terms Il cash,
balance /, and years. Fuller &
Russell.
New book by Geo. Barr McCut-
cleon at the Crescent Circulating Lii
brary cents for 10 days.
For, Rent-3s4 acres close in.
bearing orchard; good house; spring
water. j. S. Mooney & Co. c-2-14
Chas B. Reed and daughter, Miss
Grace Reed, were up from their home
at Rock Island yesterday.
The assembly period at the High
School has been changed from the
former time, 1890 to 900 o'clock.
The ladies of the w. C. T. U. will
~give sale of home baking at the
reading rooms on Saturday, Feb. 16,
also dolls, aprons, etc.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-02-13

Comic valentines, ) cents a dozen.
% per cent off all other valentines.
The Crescent c-2-13
For Sale-A good work horse Sim
gle or double $3.50 Inquire Red APP
pie Real Estate Co.. c-2-16
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Van Leuven
entertained Mr.. w e. Willis of Los
Angeles, CAL, at dinner Sunday.
Yesterday a baby girl was born to
Rev. and Mrs. Snyder. Mother and
child are doing nicely.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-02-13
Teacher Pulls Teeth.

UNIONTOWN, Pa. Feb. 12.-Miss
Jennie Aughman, teacher of the
primary room in the Star Junction
schools, looks after the physical as
well as the mental needs of her pu-
pills, and has extracted eighty-nine
teeth for them during the present
school year.
The children have learned to go to
her when their teeth need extracting,
and she is said to do the work as
well as a dentist could.
The Wenatchee public schools were
dismissed this afternoon in respect
to Superintendent and Mrs. A. L.
Brown, the funeral of their little
child occurring at $50 this after
noon at the Christian church.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-09-28
Surveys Completed for Line from
Richmond TO TOttenvi|Ie,
Ten Miles Long.
MAY COST 100000.
New Workers Are at Head Of Com.
pany Which Plans the
Improvement.
GRADE HEAVY IN MANY PLACES.
At kreischerviIIe There Will Be a
Grade of Almost Seven Per
t--0verhead System.

Surveys have just been completed
for an up-to-date trolley line on
Staten Island, to connect Richmond,
the end of the present system, with
Rossville, Kreischerville and Totem
vile. The plans and maps will be
presented to the Public Service Com
missioner of New York, preparatory
to asking for a franchise
A loop in Tottenville is planned, it
is understood, on Broadway. Bentley
street, Amboy avenue and Church
street, thence to Broadway again,
consents having been secured some
time ago, it is said, from property
owners.
The line will be known as the
Richmond and Tottenville Railway,
according to the plans of the New
Workers who are projecting the
scheme. The road is expected to be
about ten miles in length. Because
of the character of that part of the
island, there will be a considerable
grade at places along the proposed
route and there will be nearly sew
en- per cent grade at Kreischerville.
1t is proposed to build a standard
gauge track. The rails will be 90
pound and of the girder type. The
overhead electric system will be en-
ployed. 1t is estimated that the con-
structioh and equipment of the road
will cost around 100000. Among
those primarily interested in the pro-
ject are Thomas B. McGovern, of Nc
Govern & Donnell, Broad Exchange
building, and Cornelius G. Kolff. of
SO Broadway, New York. Mr.. Kolff
Is real estate operator and it was
he who gave the dinner in Totem
vile several months ago at which
Lewis Nixon told of his plans for a
local shipyard and his hopes for a
vessel to cross the ocean in four
days.