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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-01-29
SHOCKED
KINGSTON GETS ANOTHER
E SHAKE UP, BUT THERE is
LITTLE TO SHAKE DOWN
;sociated Press to Bismarck Tribune

Associated Press to Bismarck Tribune
Kingston, Jamaica, Jan %, The
heaviest earthquake shock since the one
which devastated Kingston on January
ia occurred here at 4 80 O'Clock this
morning. No particular damage is re-
ported as a result of the latest shock.
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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-16

BY virtue of the. authority given
me in the last will and testament oil
John Baker. deceased, have for sale
and will Sell the S1a of the SEA OF
Section Seven ~, Township Tween
ty-five (25), North Range Eighteen
t1S1, T. w. NJ. Chelan County
State of Washington, together with
the water right in and to the lower
and higher irrigation. bitches in said
neighborhood. All offers and COM
munications should be addressed to
the undersigned at 504 Hyde Block
Spokane. Washington. The sale will
be private sale and subject to the
confirmation of the Superior Court
of the State of washington, in and
for the County of Chelan
Dated this 18th day of September,
1907.
HERBERT L. KIMBALL,
9-14 Executor.
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New Postal Rules.

Commencing October 1 the new
postal regulations governing mail
between foreign countries Will be IL
force. The principal change and one
that will undoubtedly prove the most
popular will be the reduction in post
age on letters. II he present rate Is
five cents for eacn One-half ounce,
the new rate will be five cents for
the first ounce and three cents for
each additional ounce.
The new rules were adopted last
year at the Universal Postal confer
snce and were signed by all the pow
ers in the international postal I'M
ion. The rates affect all matter mail
ed in the United States for foreign
countries with the exception of mail
for Canada, Mexico, Cuba and the
Republic of Panama.
At least part of the postage on
foreign mail save letters must De
prepaid and that in stamps OF the
country from which it is sent. The
regulations are very strict as to the
stamps used, even going into the
color of the various stamp values.
All stamps of the value OF fve cents
must be in deep blue, OF the vaiue
of two cnts in red, of the value OF
one cent in green.
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Local and Personal
Smoke La teroa cigars.

| Smoke La terua cigars. Il
| h. q. Clark 0. Seattle, or the We
| n2iciier UicAard Bonus Company
vas n Gown I'd ~ on BUSH ese.
| S4-O..e " ena>clee Perfectos. Il
| W. 4. Fo-te', u lumberInaa D. Sc
sttse, was IN the cry today on Dasi-
hes.
! ass Boland will do dressmaking
/ in talnii1es or d. her home, IS I
street norlh. Prices reasonable
/ President. Lou Bowman, of the
Twisp Bank, is in Wenatchee today
on business.
/ Dixie Leonard bought a $500 loI
on Chelan avenue from l.. X. Kufus
last week. L. H. Balser made the
sale.
Roosevelt Dining Rooms will open
tomorrow. 1t
W. H. Dickinson and family will
leave this Week for an extended visit
! to their old home in Lake City, H.
linOis.
E. A. Ferris, an esteemed subscril
er of the Daily World, is in the city
today from his home at Orondo.
Plenty OF fresh candy at the Read
ing Room. 9-13
Wednesday p. n. at 2:30, Sept.
is. the Ladies Aid of the Baptist
church will be entertained at the
home of Mrs. w. w. Gray, by Mrs.
Gray. Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs.
Spragne. Mrs. w. E. Johnson was
to have assisted in the entertainment.
but as she leaves on that day fer tn
east Mrs. Sprague will take her place.
DR.. NJ. A. helms. prominent
physician of the southeastern part
ot the state. With his home at Walls
Walla. arrived on Saturday to spend
short visit with his sister, Mrs. F..
B. Utter, of this plcae. Mrs. Utter
has had long and severe illness,
but it is hoped and expected now
that she will soon be able to be about.
Mrs. J. w. Bosworth will leave in
a few days for Olympia. Mr.. Bos-
worth will spend the winter in Red
lands, California.
Why NOT buy your candy at the
Reading Room? 9-13
Mrs. +. J. Groves and daughter.
Miss Charlotte, of Wenatchee, who
have been in the city the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Shaffer. left Mon
day for Tacoma where Miss Groves
will enter the Annie Wright semin-
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SAYS HUMP YOURSELVES.

Dave Gellatly, the jumping secre-
tary of the Commercial Club, insists
that persons planning to send ex-
hibits of fruit. vegetables, cereals,
etc. to the Spokane Fair and to the
State Fair at Yakima should leave
their boxes and packages at the Com
mercial Club rooms not later than
Thursday evening or Friday morning
as the exhibits will be shipped out
ON Friday afternoon.
1t will probably be necessary to
re-pack most of the exhibits, and it
ms therefore necessary that they be
sent in in ample time to allow TO?
this.
If the Galvanic Secretary goes af-
ter the prospective exhibitors with
the same jump and ginger he was
showing when he asked for this not
ice. they'll all be in line all right.
and on time too.
Go to it, Dave!
Hurrah for Wenatchee.
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was engaged nineteen times before She
finally hooked up. and since she got
Married People come for miles to get
her to act as Chaperon"
what Is the Programme: asked
Henry. who was mite Leery.
'"rherell he something doing every
Minute. all right. all right said the
Child Wife ASK no Questions, but
follow little Bright Eyes. | haven't
had Il touch of Real Life since l
crawled down the Lightning Rod at
the Select School for Girls
At that time Henry did not realize
that bright young Thing with Il
Boarding School Education can give
the st;.lwart Business Man any kind
of Handicap and then leave him
scmewh here back of the Flag
Clara met them at the Train with a
Buzz Wagon. she had framed up a
List OF Engagements that made the
Roosevelt Itinerary look like Open
Time Clara had arranged to give
them little of Everything except
Sleep. Jessaline was tickled nearly
to Death. She WAS waltzing all over
the Track. waiting for the word Co.
The Getaway was a Dinner of Il
Courses, al which Jessaiine tackled
everything without losing any part Of
the Conversation. After that they
went to the Opera. w1!ck VAS little
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BELIEVED TO BE GREAT
NORTHERN TRAIN ROBBER
Man Arrested at BOnnerS' Ferry j.
Thought to be One Who Helped
To Hold Up Train.

SPOKANE. Sept. 1.-THE Great
Northern officials believe tonight they
are on the trail of the men who rob-
bed the Oriental Limited near Rex
ford, Mont, ON Thursday morning.
This morning at Boomers Ferry, Ida
no, a man named James Sharkey was
placed under arrest by a detective
that there is u tangible clew to work
on. after three days OF search by the
officers.
Sharkey was compass man in
Montana, in the employ of the Bon
ners Ferry Lumber Company. 1t is
said that his own words will be us
ed against him. He had been in the
woods for a long time, and while
there would have had an opportun-
lily to plan for a holdup. He had
been drinking considerable for sew
eral days before the holdup occurred
and in his cups he declared to sew
heard what the man had told. No
definite word has come yet from the
posses which have been searching
the territory in the vicinity of the
place where the holdup occurred.
eral persons that the Great Northern
train was going to be heldup.
lie is said 10 have given the time
and place where the robbery actually
did occur Just how much depend
ence there is to be placed in the ar
rest is problematical,, as the reports
from Bonners Ferry are brief. The
railroad officials, however. believe
they are on the right track, as they
took mp the matter as soon as they
heard what the man had told. No
definite word has come yet from the
posses which have been searching
the territory in the vicitity of the
place where the holdup occurred.
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from falling off. Jessaiine was right
out i'm the center Of the Mix-Up. look
Ing as fresh as a Dollar Bunch of Rus
would tear ont and get a few Glasses
Of Knockout Punch and eat a couple
of Sandwiches. after which she would
be ready 10 do some more twO-step-
ping When the Orchestra finally
struck and she had TO pail out. she
found Henry in IA COmatuse Condition
leaning against the Hat-Rack. She
aroused him aud told him the Glad
News that they were To get Il very
Early Start and 20 out 10 nice Road
House and have something to Eat.
WhereupOn Henry fell in Heap AMI
asked 10 be counted out.
All the way Home in the Carriage
she toasted him ard charged him with
a lack Of Appreciation.
You act like \ Dummy" said the In
dignant JesSaline. why don't yon
cut In and HAYES Good Time. the same
as l do: l don't want People to think
that ! married Rnbe.''
Il can lift 1900 pounds In Harness
and can play - Holes Of Golf with
out turning Hair" said the fallen
Giant. but when 1t comes to eating
little Birds aud taking new Kind Of
Salad every twenty minutes and hold
ing animated Conversation with Per
feet Strangers. | am not in your Class
Send for Trained Nurse In a Week
or So. shall be able to Travel and get
back 10 Hard Work and rest up In
the mean time. go it alone
SO Jessaline put the Weakling on the
Shelf and went out and had Happy
Week
MORAL: Capacity cannot lie de-
tcrnined by any Outside Measure
mentS.
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HATED TO PLAY DoNlNoEs.

Any one, 70 look at Jessaline, would
have said that she was rather frail and
Weakly. while the be-end OF the Sketch
looked husky enough to pull a bray.
Al any rate. the cute aud dainty lit
tie .lessaline. with Waist Measure
ment of II inches, was all hooked up
with the human MastOdon who went
by the name of Henry and looked the
Part
Now il happened that Hen and jess
lived in a nice little Town where there
were great many lovely Old Families
and great deal of Wealth. but it was
pervaded at all Hours by Cemetery
Calm. The Social Gayeties of the
Place revolved slowly around Mis-
mix Cocktail had TO pull down all
the Blinds and discoDnect the Tele-
phone, and also it was advisable to
wear Masks at Poker Party
Jessaline would often become rest
less and champ at the Bit. She had
attended a Select School for Girls. at
which she had learned how to turn
Handsprings and do other Parl0r
DidOes. No wonder that she hated TO
play DOmiBOes sll Evening and then
turn out the Lights at $50 Il. NJ.
Now it Glanced that Jessalne had
Chum. They had eaten Olives out OF
the same Bottle while attending the
Select School for Girls. Chun had
gone against the Matrimonial Game.
the same as .Iess:iliBe. only instead OF
landing in Sleepy Hollow she was up
In the City. taking in The Rig Show.
She wrote 10 JesSaline. urging her to
come up and put In busy Week. Aft
er working on the Hand " riting for
several Days. Jessaline succeeded In
vss,ding the whole Letter aud she le-
gan to tease Henry to- knock Of for a
Week and take her up to the hoop-la
Metropolis and let her burn few
Holes In the Track.
Large Bodies move slowly, and sew.
ersl Days elapsed before Henry came
TO her Way Of Thinking although II
was Pipe from the beginning that
she would bring him around
Jessaiine got busy and put SIX Wo-
men TO work building new Evening
Gown for her. 1t was 4 Pale Blue Ce-
rise. with Rattenberg Insertion. yoked
with Mayonnaise and Nalencienncs.
the Flounces being gathered IN with
PassemeDterie and the Bodice hand
painted. When Henry got Flash at
the Bill he allowed that. instead of
ataking Vacation II would be better
Tor him TO stay at Home and work
about twice as hard. But wiDsome
Wifey had everything packed So she
took him in Tow and they boarded the
Flyer.
Amt this Grand" asked JeSSa-
line as they sat in the palarial Farl"r-
Car aud watched the Scenery spin by
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/
treating on.3 when retreat was nee
essary TO save their bats and balls
from the Ea..ldiEg Invincibles.
Eiiis-Forle fled up as follows:
burning, s'.ekes, Han, Miller. Ma
loney, Presse Boyd, Griffith and
f5mlinsOn
The Inyineibles put the following
giants in the field: Bigelow. Green
Black. Tyrrell. Whalen, Lemon. John.
son, Ross and Most.
Long before the conflict was ended
lhe scorekeeper ran out of tally fiy-
ures, but at the first half of the
6tn the count stood thus: Invincibles
$50, 462; Ellis-Forde 232,323.
Sombre crepe floats from the Ell
lis-Forde doorknob, and the Big
Stores flag is at half mast. Karrol
Weeks is inconsolable.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-16

My new real estate quarters op.
poslte postoifice adjoining the Candy
Kitchen is splendidly located for al.
verfising property as my bulletin
boards will be read by every pur-
chaser visiting the Wenatchee Valley
If you wish 10 sell, list your prop
erty with me at once as | will have
good many buyers within the next
so days.
l.. II. BELSER,
Formerly OF the firm of Keller &
BelSer.
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Taft on the Briny Deep.

SEATTLE. Sept. 16.-William II
Taft and party sailed at | cloc,
today for the Orient. Accompanying
Secretary Taft are representatives 81
the Associated Press, Golfers Week
~ and other papers, his wife ana
son. his private secretary, Fred Car
renter. General Clarence Edwards OF
the bureau of insular affairs. On the
Minnesota are also Judge Thoma
Burke and NJ F. Backus of this city,
special commissioners to the Orlen'
for the gAlaska-Y ukon-Pacific expos
ton: Thomas j. Osborn. ambassador
from the United States TO Japan:
Peter Augustus Jay, first secretar.
of the embassy
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100 high for Henry. but Jessaline threw
. Conniption Fit every time Eignor
Dagolini climbed up and hit TOP
Note. They went back to the Apart
ment and ate Stuff ont of Chafng.
Dish until 3 a. m When they turned
in, Henry WAS on the point Of Passing
Away, bat Jessaline was just beg n
ming to warm up and he kittenish
I'VE shall have Coolies of Fun to-
morrow" she said. First we have a
Breakfast at the French Restaura Mt.
then swell Luncheon at the Club,
then Musicale, then 1; Dinner at the
biggest Hotel On Earth, and then a
Show. and then we are all going out
Summing
Il drop out" said Henry. "One day
has pat me to the Bad
Don't he GUTTER" said Jessaline
Stick to me and I'll give you the Time
Of your Life
Jumps, and he followed with his
Tongue hanging out He did not like
to admit that he could not keep up
with 90-pound Canary who was some
what of an Invalid. But when he sat
and watched her eating her fourth
Hearty Meal and chatting gayly. he
tried TO kgure out how any one with a
Waist Measurement of II inches could
manage it. but the Problem was too
much for him
The third day of Rest included the
usual number of Eats. and wound up
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Fred Orchards Enterprise.

President Kane of the University
has more than he can do himself
and assistance of the kind he needs
is scarce. So when Fred CrOllard
kindly consented to act as secretary
to Prexy this winter, the worthy in
structor's troubles were visibly DIM
inished.
Mr.. Crollard. who is one of We
natchee's most enterprising and cap
able young men. will leave Wednes-
day to assume his new duties at I.
W.
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4 Distressing Affair.

A Mortified crowd of spectator
Fcrde ball PLAYERS Yesterday. TIE
Ynvineibles put the count of ten or
the merchants. leaving naught hut
a greasy spot.
Eye witnesses say the encounter
was fierce and bloody ARRAY, the
defeated nine fighting with the 1es-
perate courage af dying men and re-
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Steam heat is being put in at
The court house.
This will make it hot for Uncle
Billy Simmons and the rest Oh /.
authorities.
Halbert 4 Weber have the con-
tract, and George Hauber is doing
the work.
Halbert & Weber have just re
ceived carload of stoves and ranges
from South Bend, Indiana.
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Closing Out

We will begin next Monday, Sep
TENDER 16, 1907, and sell regardless
of cost all the musical merchandise.
Books and Sheet Music. We have a
half a dozen Pianos slightly damaged
in shipping that We will sell at lie $
than factory cost, two or three sec
ond hand Pianos at a ridiculously
low price.
This sale will last but three days.
You must be there next Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday, If you want
bargains.
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@ Il G g
there was
q ra.t t.s
Isar.y w.is
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Notice.

We have sold our feed business
TO Guy Whitson & Company who will
continue same.
All having accounts with us viii
please call and settle at once at the
old stand.
Beal Grain & Milling Company
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with one
of [ h O S 2
Dancing
l. a T. ties
that last
until I he
German rs
b T. GO IN q
pee i sh
and refuse
to pla Y
any more.
Henry was
off in Il
Cornerca
ing Soda
Mint Tab
lets a n d
holding on
TO "a Chair
4 ~ II A Ar n
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Atteation. Yeomen,

Your presence IS requested at the
Old Time Social. Wednesday even
ing at Sprague's Hail. Business
meeting sharp at 500. A good time
is anticipated. j,
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W nave
a w hole
Week in
which to
res [ II =
a nd no
body to
keep Tab
Oh what
We do and
t h e II re-
port us to
the Meth
Uiist Min
lister. I'm
sure that
you will
Iike(l lara.
She is Il
Holy Ter
r.,r She
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Cl,cwawa Hotel Arrivals.

C. F.. Road. Seattle: j. X. Buelly.
Tacoma: NJ G. Jackman, Seattle;
Eorval Norvalis, Calgary; w. ~.
Cook, Seattle.
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Roosevelt Dining Rooms will open
tomorrow. 1t
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-16

Chiwaukum-Lake Nenatchee Stage.
Runs daily. rain or shine and on
Sundays. Meets both day trains.
Fare $50 each way. Oliver Bates,
the Stage Man.
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Wanted.

cord.
Beal Grain & Milling Company,
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GeorgeAdeFables
T The Thoughtful Wife Who
Tried to Give Henry !
RcstfuI Vacation.

fCopyright. 1902 1893 by Robert Howard
il .sssse.i
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Columbia and 0kanogan
Steamboat Go.
SCHEDULE

Steamer leaves Wenatchee fol
Bridgeport Monday, Wednesday and
Friday mornings. Returning leaves
Bridgeport same night.
Ask for special folders regarding
Okanogan irrigation project and
Lake Chelan district.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-08-15
POPULAR DANCE
In Big Glen Elk Pavilion VIII BE
the Greatest Success of
the Season.

Most popular of all the many
dances given in the city this sum
mer will the big one at the new
pavilion in Glen Elk prove itself to-
night The dancing will begin at
$3.50 o'clock sharp and there will
be a big crowd there by that time.
wells's orchestra will be at its best,
which guarantees the very best
music
The dance floor is the finest in the
State and the room is large, cool and
airy. These features have added
materially in making the dancing
season there such great success.
Tonighth's program will make a
big hie and the many present will
certainly enjoy it.
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Total ............... ,O2S.0O
/, r. f. l.. Stout. mayor of the
town of Bridgeport, certify that the
above estimate is correst. as made
M by the common council of said
R. E. II STOUT, Mayor.
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POLISH GIRL SENT TO
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
Convicted of, Stealing satcheI From
Ashcraft House-News Notes
From Limestone.

LIMESTONE. Aug. 15-Miss
Pauline Chaptie, Polish girl, was
arrested at Phoenixville by Constable
Springer for entering the dwelling
house of NJ. F. Ashcraft and taking
beaded satchel. She was tried be-
fore Squire John T Flynn, convicted
and committed to the Girls Indus
trial home. NJ. a. Manix was ap-
pointed guardian for the girl. Dr.
l.. n. Kahle, of Wolg Summit, was
the examining doctor.
C. e. Thompson has gone to At
lantic City where he will spend two
weeks vacation.
The Philadelphia Gas Company is
drilling a we'll on the church lot at
lDavisson's run.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Jackson and
Miss Betsy Thompson, of Clarksburg,
were visiting at H. ]. Thmopson's
on Wednesday.
The Hope Natural Gas Company is
now testing gas well on the John
A. Gawthrop farm which has been
escaping for two or three years.
Misses Annie and Pearl Garrett
of this place. and Oliver Reager ana
Blackburn Pew, of Clarksburg, at
tended the Chautauqua Sunday.
RAMBLER.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

At a meeting Of the common coun-
ell of the town Of Bridgeport, held
on August IA, as required by law,
the following estimate Of the amount
necessary TO be levied for the cur
rent fiscal year, for municipal pur-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-If you want position
filled we can fill it. If you wan
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NOTICE no TRANsFER.

Notice is hereby given that the
following named person has Hled his
application and petition for trans
fer of license to sell at re-
tail spirituous wines, liquors,
ale, porter, beers and drinks
of like nature, in the city of Clarks-
burg for the residue of the year De-
ginning May 1, 1907:
ELLIS P. FROST, transfer of license
of Meshach Frost, Elizabeth Lat
stetter building, 100 North Third
street, Clarksburg, West Virginia.
And notice is also hereby given
that the said application and petit
ton for transfer aforesaid will be
heard by the Council of the City OF
Clarksburg, at regular meeting to
be held Friday, September 9Th, 1907.
Given under my hand this 18th
day of August, 1907.
WILL Fl. COLE.
Clerk of the City of Clarksburg.