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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-09-03
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:, Mrs.. johnson. q. Wars. u Md. .siEi
Walter Walker SseTs SSpSata nt Mn
w. f. Martin, MONDAY \. !! S,;s ~ n
nCANNllI'

s. Rev. H. n Fsoa, preached stwo,
GOOD sermons. Sunday. . IN \. SssS,s II
ii. w, o. PANE, who oAne s here
|tF0ls AAsxandrta. ~ Us NJ WORKING Nm
tho interest Of Vim. McIS tnaeS n
/. school. made q con- plSts fatl1tSS
TO organise u demoSsa club am S4i
The Nesroea ot CSntn 81, !. \ ss fss'
\ Mr.. Snd MrE FJ4 ri TITUS and AnH
Jan.ea. spent Sa1dtls siH Akron. gO e.
MIR, and Mrs M s.. Snipes enter
tanned q few, friends at dinnsf SIM
day In : hapors Ut MIRA. FL, d, Smith
and daughter,r Helen, & y y; Ia 3y q "a
Mr.. and Mrs, n, Hs Grimes. enter,
tanned some of their friendsS ats DIM \.
aer Sunday, H., /, \. N, Is. y 20
Mrs. Clary and Dickefaon. = OF
Springfield, and Hubert >ot Ports.
mouth. are guests, OF Mrs. M Nc.
GrudRrS ~ = 81 u IL! So, q 4 y x 4 5l.I+HM
MRS. Wsshington,, tof Portsmouth,
Ia visiting Mrs, c. Lee. #%
Mrs. Eva Strother, H. Smith and
Laura White are visitors Of Misa r..
Smith and MIRA c.. w. BlQckson. !;
f. Prince Hall Lodgei4of A. r. and "a.
M. OF, this city will leave the square
AT 8 o'clock Monday September 7th
to visit Doric Lodge at Massillon.
A special car haa been chartered
tor the trip, -, -. =, 800 f.. \ s.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-09-03
THE CoAolRED RACE.

q ".
(From sherman''s Speech Of Accept
ance,)
. AS a. nation our duty compelS that
by every constitutional and 'reasona-
BILE means the material and edaea-
tional condition of the colored race
be advanced. This we owe to our.
selves as we'll as to them. Asfthe Re,
suit of a. course OF events that can
never be reversed they are a part
Of our civilization; their prosperity Is
our prosperity; their debasement
would be our misfortune. The Re-
publican party, therefore,; win offer
every encouragement to the thrift,
industry. and intelligence that viii
better their prospect Of higher. at
tainment. ~: .
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-09-03
INSTRUCTIONS For THOSE VINO
WILL ATrEND THE NATION.
AT BAPRESF DONVSNe ~
Il TTmN


To all the friends, who are expect
ing to attend the National Baptist
Convention: of Lexington, KY, Sep
TENDER 16th~22nd., 49,. ~. NJ
GREETINGS: "sI" =.
If'you are going to the National
Baptist Convention, write to Rev
e. w. Hawthorne, D. D., ,14S Lime
stone street; Lexington, KY, at once
and he will secure your home and
send ,yon: a card. SO. you Will know
before leaving home, where, you are
TO stop. This. will gave having to
pack your luggage to the church,
ell worn, tired, hungry. and maybe
have to wait q half day, before you
get assigned Attend to this at
once, save yourself annoyance, and
the comDittes trouble, IN Kentucky,
When you reaah fIseyshgtoet tAha
~ hack, or, sises nognsei tee ia II -
y 80
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B!ARBORIEsSVELLE.

J. A. Hicks and sister, Mrs. Mary
S. Brown, of"Columbus, O., were
guests OF Mrs W.: w. Scott, Of St.
Adams, Sunday: 1f;- :...,
Mrs. Mary Spencer and son, John
were guests ofFMrs. George Martin
last week ~ =, 49,, -. 49,
Mrs. G. w. Hamler and children
left for Hot Springs, Wednesday, ac-
companied by her sister, Mis- Bessie
|. Hicks. .-<t.Ts.- |r.l..,....
Miss Minnie MaStin spent several
days in Huntington, last week.
Miss Mammies Peyton, of Ganley
Bridge, was visiting relatives Sun.
day. i5Ff% IT,.
Mrs. Annie Hih was ahopping in
Huntington Friday. -,
Mrs. Mary SBsneer was in Milton
Saturday. fs< IaI~ = =.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-09-03
RAYMOND CITY.

Sunday was busy day at the
First Baptist church. At 9 o'clock
prayer meeting; 1890 and at 2;3O
Rev. y. G. Dean preached interest
ing sermons for the True Reform
er8. Rev. Dean filled the pulpit
again at 7:30 and preached an able
sermon. Collection for the day was
Sc.
Walter Pierson met with an &C.
cident Sunday. While he and Will
lie Walker were playing with. re.
yolYers, Walker accidentally shot
Walter through the right shoulder.
The wound Is not thought to be
serious.
Miss Perrie Bennstts Of GalHpolis,
O., and Miss Brown, of Charleston,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-09-03
HUNTINGTON.

d ,Eh$s Dr, Metz, OF Lexington, KY. was
SbUAiness visitor to our city Tues
day. leaying., for Richmond. Va,
Il HaesdSy evening,
3Sg ReY.EI. ". Bryant preached at
IS Ashland, Sunday. returning and fill
Y ila This pulpit at the First Baptist
Z church Sunday evening.
~ Mr. and Mrs. Manggrum, Of New
Is York city, will terminate a very
1 pleasant visit to his brother, James
8 yNfAnggrun. the last Of this week.
MISS Marcella Manggrum will re-
turn with them for an extended Wis
sit.
Mrs. A. d. Lewis, is visiting in
. Richmond, is expected home this
\ evening, having been called to &c
: turn, owing to the illness Of her son
/ Chester.
4 Mrs Milton Owens entertained NJ
dinner last Wednesday, compliment
I tary to Miss Lena Dills, Of CALI
polls, Ohio.
! Miss Elmira Riddle, who has been
4 visiting relatives IN Virginia, re-
1, turned Saturday niah.
- NSulIC 1t AulllbCi olN NSl'%NtlhS1 W
: take in the excursion 20 Detroit
Saturday.
4 ~ G. II. Bennett, of Columbus. spent
Y Sunday here with relatives, return
I Ing home Monday.
Y, igThe Orions expect Quite q large
crowd at the ice cream social FRI
= day evening at the home OF Mrs.
i Maggie Robinson.
+lA.II MI and Mrs. James MangSrum
n held a reception for their many
!, friends ut their beautiful home on
Eighth avenue to meet Mr.. and Mrs.
Manggrum, Of New York. Many
. called between the hours Of , D. m.
and II p. m, light refreshments
\ were served in most charmin g
manner by Mrs Manggrum.
H. Mesdames Payne and Barnett With
Miss Lena Dills were calling on
friends, Monday in Ashland.
\ Rev S. A. Thurston, who has been
granted a vacation By his congre-
CATION, will leave for his home in
Virginia soon.
/ Miss Lena Dills returned to her
home in Gallipolis. Wednesday. af-
ter pleasant visit to relatives and
friends
1 ~ Mrs. r. D. w. Meadows will leave
for Richmond the last of this week
having been called home by the ill
: ness Of her father.
r.. Quite number formed q theatre
) party to witness "Oliver Twist" at
/ the Huntington theatre Friday even
ing
Misses Ida Craig and Rison with
several other young ladies from
I Point Pleasant spent Sunday in our
4. city g..
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-09-03
BUCkHANNON.

Mrs. Hannah Powell visited
friends at Sage last week.
Mrs. Mariah Littleton and Mr..
Jones. of Clarksburg, who have been
the guests of Mrs. James l.. Davis
returned to their homes last Tues
day Mrs. Davis and children &C
companied them on their return
Rev. "Smoot, of Meridian. was here
oyer Sunday otto assist Rev. O.. p
Davis in the basket meeting held
at jackson Grove. --------,
Miss Cora Taylor is tableA to be
out again after several weeks i'll.
ness. .
Miss Mildred Smith is nursing in
the family of Prof. Thomas Taught
of the college faculty. ...
Mrs. G. A. Wright was hostess to
the Ladies Aid Society, Friday az
terncon- At the close Of the bust
ness session delicious refreshme nta
were served by the hostess and her
daughter, Miss Beulah.
The Silver Leaf Club Of the A.
M. e. church met with Mrs. Adam
Green, Friday night.
Mrs. George Williams, who has
been quite sick Is better at this
time.
Miss Nettie Madison spent sever.
al days with relatives at Elkins, last
week.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-09-03
QUINNsMONT.

Mrs. f. Nj. Dandridge fs spending
this week in Charleston visiting her
sister, Miss Ehhank.'& o..
Clifford Johnson is the guest Of
Miss Bradley, this week,
Oscar McKeYey,s OF Beckley, was
the guest of Mis- Shelton. Sunday.
Mrs. Caroline Green, of. Buena
Visa, Va, is Waiting her brother,
Wilson Dandrtdge, whose condition
Is not improved. ut.
; Mrs. l.. Granderson made q busi-
mes trip to stone CiiRs and Also Rush
Run this week. >g"
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-09-03
PARKERSBCRG.

The Vendetta Court, No. s.. o. O.
c., held an interesting meeting last
Thursday evening. Business Of
much Importance was transacted.
Mrs Elizabeth Simpson was quite
i'll al her home on 14th street last
week. She is slowly mending.
Mrs. Grace Spraggins is improv-
ing slowly. 81
The annual conference. of the Wes7
leyan Methodist church closed Sun
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-09-03
CEDAR GROVE.

Mrg. Margaret, Freeman, Of Lynch
burg, Va, who had been visiting her
sister, Mrs. w. r. Martin, has re-
turned home. ~ mn -
Mrs. Maggie Jacksorf,f Of Wash
ington, D. c., after q pleasant VISIT
here with her cousin Mrs. Catherine
Vaughn, left Iagtp week for Lynch
burg. .@1z2,5 @@s%ss Ar ~ =;
Saturday night aYs DESTROYED the
homes Of Q, stpA8 taAa Spruce aHd
Charles Jonesyss rest noe og
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-09-03

have Ned 4sss Nara sot the
Rsynf chSoa.s itexs M f3AS-
nnstt WILD llShts regular anRointment
IheIesSANhNAysxSF% ASP ~-'&GE 81
MEaG AdeN4a Carey an6 glistle
daughtsr. lie arrived here Ffi-
day AxAntn66 spend while With
her father. H$lJ. Alexander, n AE:E4 5,
Mrs. llnA Trust. Of Charleston.
Is yisitiAS hSr aunt. Mrs GAtewood
'Fhe Akle Saon Of Mr., and. sNEss,
John lee issyery low at this writ
9. BY Saunders was In Charles
ton SATURDAY night. @a ~ ~
W. Coles speut Sunday at Ban,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-09-03

train will furniahtR boy.4to guide
yau. an You may 30 direct to yioSiir
place, have your dtnner or suppef,
as the 'ca-e may be- and then go TO
church. 1t would help matters, IL
you send POSTCARD to your. hos4
tess, telling her, on what train ybur
viii reach Lexington. so she viii Be
prepared for you. To go to Licking.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-09-03

S sls ID s$ 81 ssi
NAac
sHlsRanlry saE It'll 8ss
4 81 lss ss$ Tt
hrarieR OF 5000
Asnnsy several Of q Sk dshs
EKpe1I1sR1I "a. i$Gz@s %yt esq a
Book. Seosa Rsnt sad Tdt!on free
. z& 7: FS $pecIhl 5Bea laIreasszs: &
Eight valAAhla prxaI annualiy
tessAinmsnta. sAnaoAl ount Z: ~ q. As " tsS>s&
4, storer Nonsectartan, Chriauan iualituton #
For Illustrated Catalogue se4dto J}> %< S~4 II
HENRY r MCDONALD. P,e,,s IA:
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\ (pl1 RE SP ONDENCE.

Mrs. Belle Perkins entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. James Manggrum and
brother and wife At dinner Monday.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-09-03

D04yOu nos kr1oW t!1at the
knights Of HPythias is the
strongest and most progress
sive> order oftthe age?
4 .>Th he four sdGpaI tG416ntS Of tho
order are assfoi1o NVs; y 5: ed. IL i" x :. 81
! re IlllRE
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-09-03

In this the members are
united to Care. for and pro-
teCt each others fitlsen0st
~: Welt as sickness and
distress. z"==. u **(... ~<::#
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-11-27
Hard Times

Did We say hard times and high
taxes The last legislature did not
seem to think 50. 1t practiced
economy CD. The justices Of the
supreme court and the governor
each got an increase OF from s.. :
900 to So, 900 a year. The lieuten-
an. governor was raised from 81
900 to 3 400 for sixty days work
and so on down the line. The
salaries OF the twelve elective state
officers alone have been raised from
So 500 to SIS, 200. And then the
large number OF appointive Offices
will swell this grand total. Do
YOU wonder at the high taxes It
was about time we got a primary
election Law, so We can elect SER
wants OF the people instead Of the
politicians
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-11-27
COMMON THING IN KITTlTAS
An Eys-Epsner to Some People
In Washington as Well as
Those who Live in Eastern
State and Know US Not

The friends OF Mrs. L. L.
LOOMS and her daughters, the
Misses N'inniired and Bcuiaf, TN
till year ago prominent i'll society
here, have received word that they
have Just harvested from theil
twenty-acre apple ranch, Shelter
neuk, near Eiiensburs, 1900
boxes OF fruit. suficien, TO load ten
refrigerator cars.
An interest in horticulture and
also desire ;o- recreation and the
simple life prompted Ms. LOOMS
and her daughters TO take hold OF
the ranch The vigorous manner
with which they solved problems
they found. soon made practical
business proposition OFT OF what
some O: their friends thought was
but ! passing wiliul. The orchard
is said 70 be one OF the cleanest in
K:ttitas county and the apples are
sorted and packed with care that
brings top prices. Seattle Times.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-11-27

and tramps \ system that keeps
one-ifth OF the entire population in
poverty so close 70 starvation that
when a wave OF disaster like the
late panic comes, the charity homes
and soup houses are the only thing
.lla, prevents wholesale deaths from
cold and hunger. Having elected
/ president and congress TO con-
,inue in the same old course, we
imagine Our duty to society is fin
isiled for another two or four years
and we so to sleep again. That is
some debut an ever increasing
number is awake and thinking -
AnaCortes Citizen.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-11-27

(. J. Brain returned Thursday from
a business trip 10 \ akima.
Mr. Macarthur & Eilepsburg, wa:
visiting friends 10 this city Sunday.
Ed Pease gave a Turkey shooting
Tuesday in Newmar's grove.
Born: To Mr.. and Mrs Riley, Sat
urday Nov. p, a ! ! pound baby girl.
There was shooting match in New
mans grove Saturday given by Mr..
Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs Tuos McD1nald we're
visiting Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Davis Sun.
day.
Thanksgiving services were conduct.
ed in the ". L church Nov. 26:h. by
Rev. Chandler.
George Brain and Earl Thomas OF
CleElum were visiting friends in tni.
city Sunday.
The ladies Of the Hebecca lodge will
give a baske, social Saturday night,
Nov. 2.,h. Every body invited.
Miss YearTood aad Miss Page were
VISITING relatives and friends in Gle
Eium Saturday and Sunday
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-11-27
SOME STATE FINANCIERlNG
The Srate Capitol Fund in a
Wretched Condition. Receipts
Swallowed up in Interest.

OLYMPIA, Nov. 2S.-The recent
sale of timber on capitol granted
lands in Mason county for SI154
brings to light the fact that this
S7,7j+, when turned into the state
treasury, will little more than
pay $4,000 of the existing debt
against the capitol grant. 1t en-
phasizes the fact, also, that while
the state is loaning thousands Of
dollars of its other permanent
funds at rates OF interest from ; !,
to ! per cent, il has TO pay s per
cent interest on a large amount Of
capitol fund warrants outstanding
1t is likely the next legislature
will be asked to pass law that
will allow the retunding OF these
old capitol warrants, so that the
state itself may buy them III and
thus reduce the interest rate.
The last capitol fund warrant
called in and paid by the state
treasurer was last July. The face
OF the warrant was but $1,000, but
accumulated interest aggregated
s. ,059.77, so that il took = .059.77
to wipe off 81 600 Of principal debt.
Today there are S55.059 90
worth OF these per cent warrants
outstanding on which already ac-
cumulated interest exceeds the face
OF the warrant.
In all, the warrants outstanding
against the capitol grant aggregate
S56- So 90. Beside the per cen.
warrants outstanding, there are
f59117Q.-- in per cent warrants
and SIi2.0j+.0+ in four per cent
warrants.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-11-27
|4P5)I lE:E!!;E!
| |RES iCi6i'ji
y FOR WEAlk WOMEN,
The Devil

Fashion has now taken hold o. The
Devil" Molnar's remarkably psychol.
ogical play which will shortly be seen
n this city. and Devil ties, Devil vests.
Devil Shirts aud other articles OF Dew.
:. apparel all in the most brillian, red
have become the rage in New York
City This craze for things bearing
the Devil color has even gone so far as
to cause the introduction OF brish, red
buttons on white vests and even on
shoes. Il IS not often tha, craze OF
this kind takes possession Of the male
portion OF creation. Usually. it is the
women who yield 10 the passing tarcies
OF strange sud peculiar fashions. This
was eSemplitied las, winter during the
early days Of The Merry Widow"
craze IN the metropolis when all kinds
OF female wearing apparel vas popular.
lied under the name OF Merry Widow
goods. An echo OF this crsze is still
exhibited in the mammoth Merry
Widow hats, which are IS populsr with
the up'.o-ds.e girl.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-11-27
Hip Hip Hooray

Miss Belle Dale the college widow OF
Hip Hip Hooray" who comes 10 our
theatre Dec. +;h won such good opiu.
ions il Geo. N. Cohan's Talk OF New
YORK .hs, she is now being featured
10 the support OF Ece and Cady. Miss
Miss Dale will wear in one sc, one OF
the nuch.talked-o: sheath gowns which
last summer made .ena,ion a. aPar.
lslan race course. Mss Da,e was in
Paris &, the time and immediately Dur.
chased one OF the gowns 10 add 10 the
extensive wardrobe she had already
ordered. Numoerless song hits are
rendered during the action Of this
merry farce. IN which show girl.
"broilers" and squads igure conspicu.
ous.y.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-11-27
so Miles From Boston

Conan X Harris, under whose m'u
agemen, the George Cchal musical q,
comedy, 80 Miles From Boston, WIN
be presented mex. Saturday, Dec o'n
have again given the production ''''
o. we'll known players.
Mr.. Joseph Sparks, who appears -
"Harrigan." has been formerly lden'''
fed with Nav Irwin, being her leaolos
comedian for several seasons. DC ','O
appeared with Arnold DAILY IN 'on,
Bulls Other Island" and in se'''''
OF Savsgess productions. :.
Miss suzanne Laanord We''i0ra'
one Of the mos: brilliant club WOMB.
o, the day She was president Of y. -.
New York Professional "o~'.
League. and has spoken man! "D y,
before the most prominent clu0'' v
the country. ,t;s.
Miss Wes;iord is the sister VI .a
Lillian Russell, and is tall s'a'u'' e..
beauty. with a charming manner ou'
appeared In the Cohan play ass "r
cal New England gossip, and her s1n a,.
Ain, l, Awtul" IS said TO be eSp''
~ clever.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-11-27
HUNDREDS OF READERS
WILL APPRECIATE IT.
Tells the Readers Of This Paper
How To Prepare the Mixture
at Home and other
Advice.

Now IS the time when the doctor gets
busy. and the patent medicine manu-.
'acturers reap the harvest, unless
great care is taken 70 dress warmly
and keep the fee: dry. This is the al
vice OF an old eminent authority, who
says tha, Rheumatism and Kidney
trouble weather IS here, and also tells
vha. TO 90 in case OF II attach.
Get from any good prescription phar.
macy one.hali ounce Fluid Extrac,
Dapde.ion. one ounce Compound kar.
eon, three ounces Compound syrup
Sarsaparilla. Nix by shaking 10 a
bottle and take a ,easpoontul after
meals and al bedtime.
Just Try this simple home. made mix.
ture a: the frs. sign OF rheumatism, or
ifyour back aches or you feel tina, the
kidneys are not acting just right. This
is said TO be splendid kidney regula-
tor. and alros, certain remedy for all
forms Of rheumatism. which is caused
by uric acid in the blood. which the
kidneys fail 70 filter out. Any one can
easily prepare this &, home and a,
small cost.
Druggists in this town aud vicinity.
when shown the prescription. stated
that they can either supply these in.
gradients, or, II our readers prefer.
they will com pouud the mixture for
them.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-11-27
HoW's This?

We o-e- One Hundred Dollars Reward ,o- ary
ea>e o. Ca;ar>h thai calno: D cured oy Ha.. :
Ca.srrh Cure.
Fl CHENEY ( co. Toledo @.
We. he --iecsi EIed have drown : J Che.
cey lor The a: = years. aci believe him PEI.
'ect.y honorable II a.. business transaction.
ard are ps!'eo:.y ro.e % carry on, arr oo!-a-
..ors made oy his trn
WALpISG. kISSAS MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists To!esio. o
Hal. Ca.a--h Cure ) taken internally ac,lrc
directly upon the bod sli rucou, surfaces o.
Tie system. Testimonials sent free Price -,
per bottle. sold by a.. Druggists
Tsse Pal Family Pills Tor CONSTITUTION
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-11-27
Guthrie Banks Reorganize
Surrender Charter to Come
Under Guarantee Law

GUTHRIE Okla Nov...oo +. The Cher
rosee National bank Of Tahlequah and
The FRS. National bank Of Edorsdo
yesterday surrendered their national
charters and reorganized as state bank.
II order 20 come under the depositors
guaranty law. Twep.h.,wo national
banks have surrendered their charters
.hus far.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-11-27
Colds and Group In Children

My little girl is subject 70 colds.
'ays Mrs. VIM. II. Serig. No. Il Fifth
s.. " heeling ". va. Last winter
he had severe spell and a terrible
.ough, but cured Der with Chamber
aims Cough Remedy without the aid
II q doctor. and my little boy has been
prevented many times from having the
'roup by the timely use OF this syrup. :"
This remedy IS for sale BY owl Drug
Store
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-11-27
What houId You Do

IL ease Of burn or sca'd wha, wonld
you Go 70 relieve TIE pain: Such in
iurie. are liable 70 occur in any family
aud every one should be prepared for
them. Cham berlain> Salve applied
or : >ot, cloth will relieve the pain al
mos: INSTANTLY. and unless the Injury i
avery severe one. viii cause the parts
10 heal without leaving 3 scar. For
sale rs owl Drug Store.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-11-27
s...Stieglar

The wedding OF Harry L. Lewis and
Miss Clara S.eigler, previously 81.
uounced in these columns. took place
in St. Johns Episcopal church Wed
nesday evening. The groom is our
respected neighbor of the Record, and
the Standard cordially bestows its
blessings upon the young couple as
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-11-27
COZ ZEE

Good coffee is partly in
buying and partly in
making; like everything
else.
You- --o--r -s.u--s y,u, -c--v if YOU dont
Ike Schi.a-s Sev We pay h,rn
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-11-27
Careful Prescription Work.

they enter upon this new and mo-
eventful period of their life. Olympia
Standard
Mrs. Lewis (nee) Miss Stieg Ter is the
daughter OF j. A. Stiegler OF Manastash
precinct. and a sister OF Mrs. J. Z. Far
rell and Mrs. Q. Peterson OF this city.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-11-27
SIX Headache

This distressing disease resu''' ..h
a iisordered condition OF tue s'o -h.r
and corn be cured BY taking onS" CT
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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-11-27
More Truth Than Poetry

The greatest and richest
country in The world How we
Ike 10 ro,, tia, over ou- tongues,
and ve, we tolerate conditions that
make a few dozen in;l..onair Grim
.ua,s aut ; few million paupers
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-11-27

IT does not help prosperity to
stand around and remark: Well
YOU Il have 10 show NE.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-11-27
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE
CITY OF EllENSBuRG

LET KittitaS county set in line
and adopt township organization
two years hence. Spokane and
Whatcom counties adopted that
form Of local government on Nov.
'rd, and acted wisely in so doing.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-11-27

WELL. how large IS the presi
den tial chair, anyway
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-11-27

IT is said to have cost Mr.. Sher-
man - 500 and one continuous
smile to be elected vice president