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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-14
PAID ADVERTISEMENT

beg to announce my candidacy iSs md Chs
nation for Joint senator t9i ticket at tne
Ian counties on the rePuuoiT IN Septemoc =
PRIMARY s ssS %yIs SS vote Sss ne s'
may be expressed at the same e enTS SCAr1u
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-14

! hereby announce my candidacy for the Of.
fee OF County Engineer OF kittitas county,
Washington. on the republican ticket ct the
next primary election held In this county.
HAIRY S, RIDDILI-
Elensburg Washington.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-14
PAID ADVERTISEMENT.

hereby announce my candidacy for tne no@ =,
nation for coroner on the republican tcKes ~
the Primary election September sth:
Ellcnsburg Wash. DR. III NJ. SIsh"s
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-14
PAID Advertisement

hereby announce my cana'"sS md Chelsn
once OF Iont senator OF kittiiaS a subject 70
counties ON the democratic tW~ r;maries 70 be
the action Of the party az tnu y, STEyTrs
held Sept = 1915. MII1nsS
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-14
PAID ADVERTISEMENT

| announce myself as the democratic cs"''
date for commissioner in District NO. l.
Primaries september $, 1905. .,.or
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-14
PAID ADVERTISEMENT

wish to announce my candiaacy a.. ~ "a 4
ONCE Of county commissioner OF Dls..;S' rsrty
subject to the action OF the demoCIS.S n
| as expressed at the primaries SeP'sW wvSnos
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-14
PAID ADVERTISEMENT,
PAID ADVERTISEMENT

Dr. g. :. WATSON announces he Is candidate
for nomination for coroner on the republican
ticket.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-14
PAID ADVERTISEMENT.

hereby announce that have filed my declar.
alton Of candidacy for the republican n0mina'
ton FOR county engineer (surveyorl.
Eu.nsburg Wash. MOSES NJ. EMERSON
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-14
FLUID NO. |.

Formalin (formaldehvde) /
pound, Go ounces): water. Ia
pounds; alcohol, 5 pints. Allow
the mixture to stand, and should
there be any sediment pour off the
clear liquor and filter the remainder
through fltering paper. This ?
per cent solution of fornaliu or
fornaldehyde, has been found very
useful tor preserving strawberries
SO as to give them natural appear
ance.
In each case where this fluid is
used mark + OH one corner of the
label.
FLUID NO. 2.
"A solution of boric acid in the
proportion of , per cent. Dissolve
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-08-14
GOVERNMENT FORMULA
FOR PRESERVING FRUIT
To be Used for Public Exhibit
Not for Domestic Use

Select the finest specimens of the
fruit, both as to form and size.
Handle them carefully to avoid all
bruising, and place them in bottles
arranging the specimens so as tC
show them to the best advantage
Fill each bottle to the neck with
fault, then pour on the fluid recon-
mended, filling the bottles to with
in Onchalf of an inch of the stop
per, 50 as to entirely cover the
fruit; then place the stopper in the
bottle and run a little melted bees
wax or paraffinc over the Joint tc
make it alright. Tic the stopper
down with piece of strong cotton
and attach to each bottle label
containing the following particu
lars: Name of the variety of fruit,
name and address of the grower,
with the State i'll which the person
resides. Write also in each case
i'll one corner of the label the letter
suggested to indicate the fluid
which has been used. Wrap the
bottles III paper so as to exclude the
light and preserve in a cellar or
other cool place until required for
shipment. Strawberries and rasp-
berries should be cut from the
plants or bushes with a pair of
scissors, leaving a short piece of
stem attached to it.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-25

lleberfobren. - 6r. Sreoe.
rif Sobn, 60 Sabre oft, bon 9tr.
20f3, Sit.2ofopettc. 9lpcnlr, muroe
Ncitern an ser @de bon Gboie. un0
GbeIter- StroBe Nurd Elm BON @. g.
zimmerman gelenftcS %5ltbrpert
0c5 Srn. :. 0iQ bon ltr. 26t0,
&ciierionltruBe, ii6erfobrcn. @incS
Ser &Goer aing iiber oas 3uBgelenf
0cs red)ten SciiteS unO brnd) oaIiel6e.
Ter Gerlebte mllroc in elmer alltlde
rad ieincr @o6nitng gebradt.
Negcr getootct. - Der 40
Sabre olte Negcr Somes Goles BON
scr HodItroBe lpurbe aeitern in ser
Anlnge Der Canton SSron & Steel
&c." an Der 2. StroBc llno .. s(pc.
me, III iuelder or nls SageIobner
arbeitete, bon einem Sfmungrao Err
iaBt uno nlgenblidlid %getootet. Or.
". e. SuOler, Der fir5lid ernallil;c
Coroner pom Gdnton- Itelltc einen ari
llnfaa lalltenoen SooesiGein aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-25
&on ISnitcn erlOit.

@ollberncrlr GrotberS be9rQ0igt Sol.
2llrp rnO crloit 0ontlt Oc'lcn Wttt.
Ter pom ircimiQig iibcrnommCnen
IoItcns@ clii60e. - Seit Der Ser.
urt6cihunQ bc3 iunNcn Monrc9
0cno6 sic Irou fcin 6Ieiid).
@oupcrnclrr 2luitiu 9. Grotbcra Be
onoOiQte gciteru Den in 1903 mcNcn
GicbItabl9 uonGigorrCttcn nelde Der
,Gbciupcutc Compiler @cielihoit"
0cb1rtcn, SIT icdJ9 &obrcn 3uhtbOuS
pe~rurtbciltU &oiepb %iirp, mo bat
oamit 0elicn cite Willttcr uor}citig
bon cinCm @clilb0e entbum0en. Nl3
&iirp pcrltrtbciIt murOc. Oclobtc Die
Mlttter, Dob lie iortuu ioitcn miirOc,
10 luuge i6r Sobn I'M 3udtbollS lei,
mo Oic qon5c Belt Ter bat tic iid oc8
Slciidgcnuiie9 entboltcu. &iirp'S
Straight miirbc onl 20. NSlni oieic@
Subrc3 obGclolticn lcin. 6rou Sitrp
bctrohtetc oa9 StroudcIn mo sic
&erurt6eillrnQ ibrc& Sobnc3 ais cine
&cimiudlung bon @ott. sic modJte
mGbrcnb @ouucrncur Nuriicl0'S
gnlt9termin mcbrere pcrgcblihe Ser.
iudbc, bon oieicm Oic Nc01ooiarng
ibrcS Sobnc9 SIT %Crlongcn. NScBt enc.
lid morcn ibre @cmiiblmQcn BON Gr.
iola getront.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-25
gnd bier Die Notwithstanding.

Gle I1tisS oIoou.2igu wiQ oiii5ieI
BON ser General Spno0e ser re,
lormirtcn Stride o%ncrfannt mcr=
Ocu. - Ciierirt oCrieI6en &crtre,
tmg an ser Notionul Ne60roe.-
Die Erobibition8iroQc bcifGitiGt
oltd) Die jltr Belt IN Oort, go, in
Stbltng bcfinOlifc @cncrul=S pnoOc
Der rCformirtcu STRIDE. Die Nnti Ga.
Ioou-&iAu miiniht Der Stride oiii5icQc
&crtrctlmQ an ibrcr @rh0r0c 5lt 0cs
bcrL mo mcm Ole Stride 0uS ull-
nimmt, crtcuut tie 0ic gInti Saloon.
2igu o~fii5icll ola cine Prohibitions,
&0rperi6oit on. Gic Spnooc bcidGi.
tigte iih geltcrn olld nit Der ollQc.
rcQtcr &Crciniallng Der rcformirtcn
Stride nit scr Observation-Disclosures
Die Sud)c lit bon ser @re3bptcrianer.
Stride ungercdt mor0cn mo miro
beutc sur &%erbonollng fommen. Gic
SpnoOe orOnctc acitcrn an, bob Scr
400. &obrcStaG Der @eburt SobonneS
Cabins, OcS @riinocrS Der reiormir.
ten Stride, ser nnl 10. Sui 1909 in
@eni geboren muroc, ont Sonntug,
Den ~. &uli 1909, in alien reformir.
ten airfcn in Den Ser. Stooten ge-
fciert UcrOCu ioQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-25
GruS6D Der %Snoenicnr.

ldlt0 leltell. - Sllr0e 0ol Der
neutrality-suspicious. ommiiiion sum
Gbci SHgcuicur crnomt. - Bal
timore'5 Nntbeil an ser $1,000,
OO0.Nnlci5e.
Die Stout5s onoitraBcnbmu.Gom
milton bat, mic 3u ermartcn mar,
Sru. ". ". Gro5bp 51 ibrem G6ei,
&n9cnieur Grnunlt. 0a &r. GrosbD
audi Gbef Sngenieur 0eS &anOItras
Bcubau 9epartcmentS Ser Neologl-
iAcu &crmciiunga = Gommiilion it,
sic SEN Mcgebau ser Counties inter
Dem Shocmufcrs@cieB lcitct, 10 miro
MN Ser geiomntte neutrality-suspicious.
in Warplan0 infer cilbeitlider Sei-
tlng Itcben. Die Grncnumg oe5
Nru. Grosbp miro ais cine @orantie
0oiijr ungeieben ooB bei'm Ne8ebou
feline politiibcn Ginfliliie mitIpreden
uno oeabaI6 bic 100000, Die sur
&crnirago6ung gcIdnBen, sum pollen
@ertbc iiir tbotidbliden &cgeburl
sur &crmenoung fommcn mcroen.
@crooc neil 6r. Groabp iid) bel Dem
inter Dem Sbocmufer- @cieb Oorgg.
npmmcnen @e9cbou nift pon Eoli.
tifcru beeiniluiien lieB mo oaraui
lob, Dob Gontroftorcn ibrc NiIidt
tbotcu, mltroc cr 81 Nnioug ltort BON
Yolitifern lnO Gontroftoren mIac4
ieinoet; sic &crrcn perindtcn ibr
@citcs, icinc @%rncnnlulg 5ltm Gbci.
S~ngcnicur ser Stoata 2on0itraBcu.
ban Gommiiiion 5lt bintcrtrcibcn.
@r. GroSbD bate uber Die 6arnlcr-
&erbdn0e i'm StnotC nli icitcr Scite.
Wic 'd)on bcridtct, miro Ole critic
.Stant@ Cambridge i'm lii0lidCn Ma.
rDIan0 pom 9couarotoun in ct. Vta.
rus County Our6 0icic3 Gountp;
GOlpcrtsG ountp lun0 Nnnc Nrun0c;.
Goltntu nud) ser Stoat9hulptItuot
Nnlapoli5 gcbnlt mcrOcu. IS Ulr0c
beiiird)tct. OoB scr 9ou 0icicr 2on0s
itroBc lebr tbclcr 5l itebcn fonmen
miir0c, neil c8 in ielter @c1cnO an
Stciucn mnngelt. Or. ". @uQod
Glorf, Der StootS 3 @eolo0e, mcldJcr
Wiitglico ser @cgebuI 3 Gomnniiiion
lit ulO Sngcnicur GrosbD iiu0 icood
Der gniidt, OnB grober Sizes, Ser BORT
%moiienbuft Uortomhlt, Oicielben
Iienlte tbln miro ais 5crmolmtc
Steinc; ser Sizes fommt BORT IN
@roBen bon @aIclniliicn bis &iibncr-
cicrn Dor. &r. CROSBY iogt, Elm ans
&ieS bergcitclltcr @ea miiroe oIler.
OilgS menig @crtb boben iiir lhmcra
6ltbrmerfe. mie s.. 3. SefSgeipnnne;
cher in ielrNn''TGrile Nbes S1aatc3
gGbc c5 feline idnpcrcrcn S%llbrlucrfc
ais 3mcigcipamte o0er bGd)itcnS Der
ein3elte &iergeipnmlc. Sin aus Sizes
bcrAcltcllter @cg foltct $4,000 pro
M}ciIc, un0 ga bon 0er2InIcibe $50,
600 nltf ct. Murp'2 County cntfol.
len, iopcrOcn 40 Meilen 2onOitraBelt
III icncm Gountp gcba1lt mcrOcn t0H.
llelt.
0oB bon ser $5.000,00O NleiGc
fir ocn neutrality-suspicious. $t,000,000
fir 0ic Eiloiterltng ans Baltimore
iii6rcnocr @unoitroBen bon Scr olteIl
S%tootgren5e al bis 5ltr lleltcn StoOt.
Qrcn5c uerponot pcrOen iolerL miro
bon mcbrcrcn Wiit9licOcrn ser Gonl.
miiiion, ooruntGr @ouuerncllr 9ro-
t6cr3 lclblt pcriidert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-25

&irdIi6es Yaitor Sof.
mann preoigt morgcn in Der 3ions-
Stride an @ap5 nabe 2erington.Str. IT,,
iiber bas Sbema o9as 2eben Elm
&i."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-25

40 s(n unOcrcr Steae Oes nGellt.
ihen GorreiponOenten" 3cigen Die
.Giti5cns' Notionolig anf" uno Die
yNedanics' Ndtionalga nf lire 81.
non5.gustpeiie al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-25

81" sln anOercr Steae oeS ~Geut.
iden Gorreiponornten" perlangen ser
Sofen-S ngcnicitr unb Der @oiier- Sll-
genieur angcbotc, uno Die Stroben.
ourdlbrlldS. GOmmiiiGre 5eigen belltC
Ole erfte @eriommllng 9etreifs oes
geplonten Turdbruds Ser 80. StroBC
on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-25

"** @mpnn Dat Bnrf miro beltte
erofinet. 5nrion'S aapelle con5er.
tirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-25

@|oicboll. - Die Orioles"
wllrOcn qeltcrn in Montreol pom Dem
OOrtigen Glub obcrmolS geidIogen.
Die Neltrigcn SpicIe ser Clubs ser
0itlidcn 9igo perlicicn, mie folgt:
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-15
Personal MENTION


+. J. Carney was passenger for
the metropolis on last nights train,
going up on matters OF business
chief of which is to attend the direc-
tors meeting of the Beaver State
Merchants Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, of which board he is a
member.
Mrs. Dan Belcher returned yester-
day, with her boy-baby, from pleas
ant home visit with kinsmen and
friends in, the Grays' River country
I. F. Harding, agent for the Sc
attle, Portland & Spokane Railway,
at Cliffs, was in the city yesterday
having come down TO take his place
as the "baby" Elk in the local herd,
William Harder, general agent for
the Great Northern Railway, was in
the city yesterday on matters OF bust
ness connected with his Office,
DR.. Alexander Reid, who figures as
a Republican nominee in the coming
primaries for candidacy for the office
! Of dairy and food commissioner fol
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-15

the State of Oregon was in the city
yesterday, looking after his interests
and meeting those citizens whom he
did not happen to know in Astoria.
He is very cheerful over his prospects
and takes things with jolly spirit.
His many friends in Astoria were
glad to greet w. H. Hurlburt, the
well known ex-passenger official OF
the o. R. & N, no is seeking nomina-
ton at the coming primaries as the
Republican candidate for the office OF
railroad commissioner. Mr.. Hurlburt
is just recovered from long and ser.
ious illness and is happy in his res
toration to good health, and is making
a careful campaign for the honors at
taching to the commissionership. He
is probably one of the widest known
railroaders in the State and pleas
ant gentleman withal.
John A. Dahlgren of Portland was
an incomirg passenger on the even
ing train
J. w. Martin of Portland is in the
city on business quest,
William Dent of Seattle is on a
business trip in the city.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-15
Labor to Front

LaDOT 10 FIOut
At last nights session of the AS
toria Labor Council, special COM
mittee OF three was appointed, towit,
Messrs: Joseph L. Moore, c. H.
Thompson and Charles Halberg, to
assist in all ways possible, the gen
eral committee Of fifteen heretofore
named at the mass-meeting to direct
the campaign in the interest of the
"tide-water fisheries" bill; and these
gentlemen, at the instance Of the body
that appointed them, will visit, in turn
each of the union meetings as they
shall transpire here, and endeavor to
secure from them, the handsome con-
tribution Of one days pay, on this
popular score II this program shall
be carried out, it will be splendid
showing for the men who stand for
organized labor here and a fine ex-
ample to those citizens who will aid
the movement from other and less
direct impulses. The three commit
teemen named have been promptly
added to the general committee by
Mayor Herman Wise.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-15
Funeral Of Dorian Tryon--

The funeral services Of Dorian
Tryon were held at 7;30 yesterday
morning at the residence Of Mrs. A..
.A. Cleveland. the Rev. VIM Seymour
Short, rector OF Grace Episcopal
Church officiating The remains were
taken 10 Portland on the $3.50 train
and the pallbearers were DR.. Jay
Tuttlc, Otto +. Heilborn, Albert Dun
bar, Hon. w. T. scholheld, Dr. Frank
Vaughn and C. w. Lounsberry Mrs.
Cleveland and Mr.. and Mrs. Audley
Gragg and Rev Mr.. Short went to
Portland with the remains. The
final service and interment will take
place in Lone Fir Cemetery,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-15
Less Than one.Tenth Out -

The sheriff's Office yesterday fur
nishcd the following synopsis Of the
present condition OF the tax roll OF
1907, which shows that less than one
tenth OF the roll is in the hands OF the
treasurer OF the county, and that
practically one half OF that tenth, is
uncoIlectabIe till October: The sum
OF collections to date, is made. up of
the following figures; collected to
March 18th, $1,000; TO April 9th $H,-
0o4.i3; and rebates allowed, S,45ssS'
making gross credit on the rolls Of
$234, ,362.47; which taken from the sum
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-15
RED AND DARK HAIR.

Dark hair and complexion in races
as we'll as in, individual signify
strength. Dark skinned races are Al
ways behind the lighter hued peoples
in fine civilization because the phys
ical predominates among them TO the
exclusion of the mental. Coarse red
hair indicates marvellous physical en-
durance.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-15

to make it safe; it is liable to cut some
mans arm off; or cut some ones hhc
out; and the county will have a hos
pital bill to pay. If there is no law
there ought to be to make the owuer
put guard over it to protect any
one from getting cut, etc, etc. Please
look this matter up.
III. B. PARKER
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-15
UNGUARDED WOOD SAWS,
A Veteran Citizen Complains OF Their
Use in Public Places.


The following communication was
handed in this Office yesterday by its
author, who insists that if there IS
not an ordinance covering the use OF
the unguarded power saws on the
public thoroughfares there should be,
for the common good, including that
of the operator:
astoria, April Il, 1908
"To the Editor
Il wish to call your attention, to the
reckless, careless manner that the
wood saw is operated on Eighth
street wharf; the saw is not covered
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-15
Primary Preparations

Sheriff NJ. r. Pomeroy and Deputy
Sheriff Arch. Mclean leave out to-
day with election supplies for the out
lying county precincts; the sheriff go
ing up into the John Day country
while Deputy Mclean takes the route
toward the coast. Tim corcoran, OF
the Nehalem country was in the city
Yesterday, and when he left he was
deputized in this behalf and took out
the ballot boxes and paraphcrnalia
for the election precincts in that
ncighborhood
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-15
Three Committee Out

This morning there will be three
subcommittee from the general
committee OF fifteen directing the
canvas for funds in aid Of the publ
city work Of the Columbia River
Protective Association, will start out
at 10 o'clock to do all that 10 neces-
sary in the great premise, and there
can be no doubt OF their unqualified
success In such quest as this, when
/, Is considered that nothing more
vital is at this moment pending be
fore the people Of Astoria.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-15

Taylor met yesterday afternoon at
the Office Of the latter gentleman, for
the regular session Of the board Of
April There was no business other
than the examination and payment ol
the current bills. Commissioners Pen
dlcton remains in Astoria for a few
days 10 complete the summer equip
ment Of the state pilot schooner San
Jose, for sea service.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-15

Of the levy Of $2sS,ll269, leaves an
uncollected baIance'of S2o,7so22; and
as stated above, practically one half
of this latter sum, is free from the de-
linquent penalties which attache to
the other half
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-15
Meta M. Sold

The stauneh gasoline launch Meta
M. has changed hands, Matthias Matt
son and Michael Peterson having pur-
chased her from Alexander Miller.
The purchase price was $500 The
boat viii go into the freight and pas
senger traffic in Tillamook Bay.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-15

J. E. Mayer of Portland is down to
call on his trade in the city,
Daniel Rierson, the well known
Nehalem farmer is in the city on
business and says the valley will pro-
duce an enormous crop this season as
preparations have been made to bring
about successful results.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-15
Funeral Of Mrs. Casey

The funeral Of Mrs. Alice Casey
will take place from the G'lbaugh
Chapel at o'clock this afternoon and
the steamer General Washington will
convey the remains 20 Greenwood
cemetery.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-15
Festival OF the Passover

Today ushers in the festival OF the
Passover which in Jewish circles com
meniorates the release OF the children
OF Israel from the oppression and
despotism Of the Egyptians.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-15
Mrs. wiengar,'s Sister Dead

Mrs. Fox, a sister Of Mrs s Wien
CART, died in Portland yesterday She
was born in Russia and was 90 years
OF age. She leaves relatives in this
country and Russia
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-15
TERsE Tales OF THE TOWN
Hon. Dell seully In Town

Hon. Deli Scully, the representative
Of the Central Door & Lumber Co.
OF Portland, Is in the city and he viii
be here 10 vote NJ the primaries.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-15
Police Court

Two inebriates who were out on
bail failed to appear in court yes'er'
day afternoon and upon the recon
mendation Of City Attorney Aber-
crombic. the bail of IS each was de-
clared forfeited.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-15
Lots Sold.

The chief Of the police department
sold about 1000 lots yesterday morn
ing. located IN various parts OF the
city. for delinquent street assess
mcnts. All the property was bid IN
for the city by City Attorney Aber'
crombic.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-15

Pilot Board in Session
State Plot Commissioners Sylvest-
or Farrell, A. v. Pendleton and +. J.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-26
Bust1ess Opportunities.

THE MILLIONAIRE
Business for the Twentieth Century.
The German-Danish Agricultural AS
ISOLATION own and are the proprietors
OF valzeano series Of scientific ag.
ricultural secrets. which makes Il
possible for any fairly good farming
land lao bushels and upwards per
acre, fully as much or more OF wheat;
makes 1t easy for good tobacco land
to pay $500 to twenty.odd hundred
ppaass Ssa f The Same With AMI
mails: pigs eight months. weigh from
500 to 900 pounds per pig: chicken
four months old from six TO twelve
pounds per bird. BY using the prop
each crop, and for the soil after an
analysis In connection with. Valzeano
directions, any ordinary land can make
in one year many times the price OF
the lands I represent these these s seien-
n 1ls ms any aS5 f tasm Mss!sra
five can have the benefit OF this
knowledge, or all food would be a
drug. I would be pleased to confer
with representative persons interest
ed in farming-none others. | am
season to demonstrate the vast In
trinsic wealth in your soil. and be-
sides paying ourselves, make a for
tune comparatively for the farmer.
In answer to a similar advertisement
in last Sundays Times-Dispatch,
have received piles Of mail, which
have not been able to answer, be-
cause Of being absent from Rich.
sirous OF getting the right kind OF
local man to handle this great bus
mess in Virginia, and possibly the
South. Address B b67, care Times
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NEW JERSEY FARMS FIVE ACRES,
800; SIS down, IS monthly; only II
miles from Atlantic City markets.
Mild, healthful climate; soil .particu-
larly adapted to vegetables, fruits,
berries, poultry and pigeons: early
crops; best railroad facilities; near
two large manufacturing towns; title
insured; pure water. Write for hand
some free booklet and map. DANIEL
FRAZIER CO., SIS Bailey Building.
Philadelphia.
WANTED, FOR IMMEDIATE OCCU-
pancy, to rent, with one years option
to buy, O. farm OF about twenty acres
near Richmond, close to car line or
railroad: convenient to schoolhouse.
In replying state full particulars.
a. T. BANTRE, General Delivery,
Richmond P. Q.
WOULD LIKE TO HEAR AT ONCE
sale. Not particular about location;
please give price and reason for sell
ing, and state when possession can
be had. l. DARBYSHlRE, Box 1884,
Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED, TO BUY a HOUSE or sIX
or seven rooms on Church Hill, east
OF Twenty fifth and south of Clay.
State location and price. Address
D sos. care Times Dispatch.
10 BUY HIGHLAND
Park or Chestnut Hill home from
$500 to $500. Address B 5S1, care
Times-Dlspatch.
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n1 M ONE CENT A WORD.
for &aIe.

WE Positively HAVE NO AGENTS
therefore save you agents commits
sion on on standard light running, ro-
GEMS, Adams and Broad.
FOR SALE, DRIVING HORSE,
prompt, game, fearless. 1102 Hull
Street, Manchester, va
FOR SALE, CANARY BIRDS AND
goldfish. 624 Main Street, near
= Seventh.
FOR SALE, ONE-HORSE TRUCK,
good as new. 1905 North Twenty
third Street.
HAND PAINTED CHINA AT a SACRI-
flee THIS week.. 200 East franklin.