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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-15
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abt-RsA ssr JntptuHe.

upt-zteQ ssr JmptaHe.
Die Gbinefen tennsn bas Smpfen
bereits felt Sabrbunberten unb iiben ss
fleibis aus. sic benisn iih bic Sade
nun ulIerbinss nidt gang 10 ipie bic
abenbIdnber, tpeIde bic seipObnIide
Smpfung MIR sessn bic 8ldttsrn fir
pirtfam balten, bielmebr tpollen iie
burd bic Smpfuns unb bic iid barun
f6liebenbe perf6nli9e Spgiene ben
SmpfIins bor alien mOsli4en 4use
f6lagfrdnfbeiten, tpie poden, Rdfern,
@9arIad, betpabrsn in dbnlider Weiie
ipie bic 4benblGnber erft neuerbinss bic
sinSeInen @era beripenben.
Wos be Smpfuug i'm befonberen
anlangt. 10 slaubt Der Gbiuefe. bob
bas &tnb idon Bel ieinsr geburt Elm
@ift mitbringt. Srgenb cine anfedenbe
&rantbeit sibt ben anlab snr Snfiais
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bann bas 9ift bur9 ale Srsane Dor
fi9 Der, bis ss. In Der Saitt anselanst,
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bic SberfIGde setrieben pirb. DER
SnbaIt biefer WusfdISse ipirb nun
tpie aud Bel Der abenbldnbifden Se9s
nit ssiponnen unb sum usbertHpfeu
benubt. Diefes llebertnrpfen alIerbinss
tann na9 9ineiifder Iuffafuns auf
pielerIsi WeiIe sefdeben: 1. burd Sins
einlesen Der 8urts in bic Rafe. Q. bur9
ginblaien Der 8orte in bic Rafe, 8.
burd 4nIesen Der RIeiber. bic bis trans
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ftimmuns. bab Der @rat tn ieber Weiie
bis gItsrn ba5u betpestn fol. ibr Rinb
sum Mbimpftn beraugeben. unb tpeun
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den fnl9en jon. bab er auf bos Sono'
rur ber5i4teu foII ober bic freie Be-
4dnblnns berfpri9t, falls irsenb Elm
S9dben burtb bas 4bimpfeu bem
Rfabe ertpdGfen folIts. Die 9etnpfs
ten folIsn an4 Der Smpfins nit Gfsn
unb Grinten. 4ufiteben unb SinIessn
iebr borii9tis fetn. Die i'm 3immer
ipobnenben perfonen biirfen feinen 4ls
toboI trtnten. nidt iinsen unb iibers
baupt ni9ts t9un, mas ben ftnbliden
Orsanismus errsgen tGunte. Beions
bers miiHen aub uRansenebme @es
ride, tpie 8erbrennen bon 5daren unb
@efptben, Gntipei9en bon Rub unb
berslei9n. au9 bic gnttptdfung bon
Weibrdu9, bermisben iperben. Mtit
bem Gtnblafen Der 9oris IN bie Rais
bat ss isine eigene Bepanbtnib. 8ei
Rnaben fou man bas lints Qaienlod
basu nsbmsn. BET WGbden bas redte.
8lGf man fart. 10 flisst bte 2pmpbe,
tpie man meint. in ben 2opf; bldft
man gu i1pa9, 70 ipirb fie burb ben
iebesmdl folssnben S4nupfen slei4
ipteber berausseipaf9en. 4u9 BEL Der
lleberimpfune bes fliiffsen puitelins
baIts pGblt man bic Rafe bes Snpfs
linss als Ginsanssplab. benn bon Der
Rafe. bte fi9 bic gbinsfen alg bic Guns
genpforte benfen. ipanbert bic 2bmpbe
IN bic 2unsen. bann ins Sers. in ben
Masen. bic 2sber. burd bic anberen
Srsane in bic anoden; bier treibt iie
bas @ift beraus unb bat ibre Wirtung
setban unb berfdpinbet. Die Chine
fen bereduen ben Sdub Der Smpfuns
auf II Sabre. ebenfo ipie bic abenbs
IGnber stfp5bnlid BEL BEN Rinbe eins
Dsbertmpfuns i'm IL. Sabre bornsbs
men.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-15
@peben:Nnnbf6au.
Snla n D.

Ser Sherman 6. Wfad, Der 8ors
Siter oes bsmofratiibeu 9ampasne'
Sommittees, pslder nad @b caso 5uriid'
aefebrt lit, I'M bic 9eitung Der bemofras
tii6en aampusns i'm @eiten su iibsr'
nsbmen, bat srfldrt, bic StrOmuns i'm
Often Su @unitsn BON 8rpan iei iebr
fart, unb wenn bic Demofraten ibren
bort srlansten Yoripruns bebauptsten,
wsrbs bas bsmofratiife giationaltidst
ii1er ernablt werben. 9err Wfad laste,
bic 8rieis bes Praiibenten &ooiepelt
batten ben Demofraten piel seniist,
unb bic @rfldruns bes &spraientanten
Sonswortb, oas Nano werbe Gait aht
Sabre gum Yrdlioenten babeu uno oann
weroe Rooispslt wieber aht Sabre lang
YrIIibent msrben, beitGtige nur, nipas
felt linssrsr 3sit tlur iei, oab Der Rrd'
iibsnt psriuhe. cine &oOispelt'Dpnaitis
auf spise 3eit gu srridtsn.@
Die Dirre madt iid i'm Staate
@eit 8irsinia nit Der 5eit 10 bsSsnflih
fiiblbar, oaB in pislsn @esenoen bic Sc
iunbbsit Der SsuDferuns ssfabrbet sr'
i6sint. Sisle flsinere @emaiier iinb
pollftdnbis aussstrodnet. bic Slide iino
In Solse beiien Su Eauisnben Iu @runbe
sssansen uno miiiisn uersraben wsroen.
nm @pibemisn uOrSubensen. Seion'
bers ernit 1T bic Situation am Ohio,
in psldsn bic abSusstanGle uieler
Stdbte uuo Srtiduiten ausmiinben,
bersn Snbalt in Solse bes niebrisen
Stunbss bss 5luiiss bas @aiier per.
psitet.
Die Gnselssenbeiten Der Pillsburg'
gDaibburn Slour Niias SO. iinb fir
ben ausenblid 10 seoronst, oaB bic
Miiblsn Der @sisllidaft in pollen Se.
trisb blsibsu uno bas @si6dft in Osrisl.
ben Weiie ipeitsrssfiibrt piro, wie Dor
Der @inissuus uon Miafeuerwaltern.
Buubesrihter Rurbe bat nImlib bas
@siu6 Der Mahsuerwaltsr bswiaist,
@slo Su bergen unb Dtaiisuerwaltsrs
@srtififate gum Bstriebe Der Wiiiblsn
aussuseben unb 3inien BON Den S9ulo'
iteinen Su sntri9ten.
g Das @inmanoerun9s. Departenient in
2Saibinston bot, als Sorldufsr fiir ben
Sabrssbsridt iiber bas am 80. SUM
abselanfene Sisfaliabr, on bic @inpan'
oerunsssStatio cine 3abslle iiber bic
wabreno 6es Sabres erfOlste Bspssuns
nod uub bon ben Sereinistsn Staaten
anssei6idt. I. Daraus lit erii9tli6. baB
Ddbrenb Der ssnanuten 8eriobe 924, ,695
Smmisranten unb gddtimmisranten in
ben 8ereinistsn Staaten sinsstroffsn
fiub unb 714,s29 Smmisrantsn unb
yddtimmisranten bic Sereinistsn Staa'
ten perlaiisn baben. Die auf @ins
wanberuus 5uriidjufiihrenoe 8suOlfe'
runss' '3unabms lit oemnaA pdbrenb
Der 8eri6ts'Periobe nur 2o9, 1867 Yer'
iOnen ftarf sswsisn.
Der sweite Sabrestonuent bss Stats.
Uerbanoes Wiiiiouri oes beuti6'amsritas
niidsu Siationalbunbs nabm sinen
auBsrorSentli6 bessilterten Yerlauf;
uabsSu 100 Sersine aus alien Gbeilen
bss Staates, iosar aus benz eutfsrntsn
&orbpeiten, pareu burd Delesatsn psrs
treten, unb bic Serbanbluussn, bic iid
ben san3en Gag, bis ipdt in bic 9iadt,
bin;osen, Sei6netsu iid bur9 cine 9ar.
monte aus, tpis man iie ielteu in 70 riee
isnbaitsn Ssriammlunssn finbet.
Sta6 elmer Gntidsiouns bss 8unbes
Diitrifts appslutionsseri9ts bat bic
&ssisruns ii4 Der gsrlssuus sines
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-15

Der pstnannte ~@ar.
gen <R q DEN perbdnit f.inen
geamen benz Malsr Sobn 9. Sargent.
Der auf feinen portrdts ausrf bieisn
Ianssn fdIdnten unb bod poIlen SaIs
malte unb bamit ben Sppus Der f96'
nen 4meritansrin bes.i6nste.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-15
mibban anbluns eines

M | 5 banb lung eine 4
Cert d lI5iebers. all
Elm 0pllifredunssbeamter bes amts'
seri6ts Gibenitod. Sadfeu. cine pfdn.
buns Bel einem 9lasarbeiter in Wei'
ttrslasbiitte pornebmeu ipollte. ftisb Ell
auf beftigen Wiberftanh Die san5s
5omilie bes GfosGrbeiterA bic Che
frau foipie sipei erpa&f.ne ainbsr,
mtBbanbelten ben 8eumten, Der II. q,
8ibs unb arabfpunben babontrus; au.
Berbem nabmen fie ihm sepfdnbetea
geIb geipdltfam ipieber ab unb f9loi.
fen i'm ldnsere 3eit in bic Dobnftlbs
elm.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-27
GORE REMOVES CUTICLE
FROM TEDDY And HIS PARTY
Odahoma's Senator Gals tie President and
ths republican Party to Account
for SINS.

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-27
United PRESBfTERIlNS
GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Pg Pa aF z-Wk dele
Ezsss frQm zl orsF tha United states
an1 rHZ lands. resr=enring re
l9s e9lmaniezzts q fse 6azBri-
1 tAe gsnerai ASSEMBLY Of the
Lzi.sd Presbyterian church Of Norh
Atnsriea vas Oreaad today "a tie
s-aEt United Presbyterian eharch. ne
a=s.o1 marks TIE Hemi-esntsunizl Of
the fAzrch ard is me most largely a.
teass1 "a she history q ihe general
assembly Tie Mems Jubilee cong
ress Of the dsnominstion has ben II
sessc1 here ths izst three days and
most q ths delegates win remain
fos me general assembly
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-27

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b l dram
m a
Industrial ~ r
r uz s-r -
rA-g. -
aas h formed M
7ar b r
~ s ts stan - -s 4a -.
.a1s5 s-v s aw
F rr# + -e-.s-
R fs Rsoss
nv sr -r s m ~
trnr me s -
t Stands fsrsrgs- ~ s
II Csaa rs governed ra
even 1 mv rat4 s Hugt Fss~
was afa e1t Y I'D - ~
p11a5 II cEaez u rsrrns ne
~ nos e ds8s.ras e-ls
tT tte hEs srs Ss
z 1867 Wa r-zptua IT
1u to have come ~ q as srx as
rs aan zanE M
ea@ hare always ted a .st rsr4
zra essentially TIE doings 81 ras ssm
owslc party. Tas pe cst.s 4 AZ
ozz no1sat Ii I'D I'D ss
AoleF poz9 thar fhA rspatiear
eiaim fazr pares are ths etrzrea "
democracy TIE pznie cane during
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-27

The head Of a bureau Fl en- impor.
rant government department has long
been afflicted Eith q friend Who calls
upon him regularly and sits down. and
sits and sits. and goes On sitting til
assault and battery becomes a virtue
The other day this sedsntary bore vas
In the fHll exercise of his functions
when suddenly the Official. who had
been scrutinlzing hin closely, cries.
J knew 1t. 7 vas sure Of IT, Coz.
found these once boys With their
tricks on strangeFst They've been pu'.
hng glue on your chair again. HI
Jimmie, bring sponge and q pail o.
vater.' and. pressing with al his
weight on The shoulders of bis victim
. keep hin doEn. be continues.
Don't STIR. you1l tear the cloth su-s
Nothing Is half 50 adhesive &c rlre
On caueseat chair. Here. Jimmie.
moisten this gentleman 50 that ws
san get bin ioOss Don't spare the
Eater-the cloth won't shrink o.
iads The faithful messenger obeya.
snd Ehen the operation is concluded
the Official conducts the visitor 70 he
door and bids bin farewell With lhe
remark. Perhaps you want o
hurry home and change your clothing
20 won't keep you Good.by.
bless you. II your trousers ara
spoiled lst ne kn0W. and III STOP
the prics Of them cut Of the pay Of ths
Internal acoundrel II can and out
who he va, and 70 that task I Win
asvots ~ The energies Of ny life
time and the whole machinery Of The
government Good.by, The scouu.
drsll I thought Tor several days psst
that there vas something wrong Hls
friend goes Ike the Visions o. youth
nevor 70 return.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-27
IRRIGATION Project is
OPENED WITH CEREMONY

Peudiefon. Ore. Nzy Water vas
turned from the monster reservoir cov-
eEing 100 acres upon the arid land
ne tie Umatilla government irrigation
projea for the first tine today, and
vas made the occasion for great
celebrafion
TIE little tovn Of Harmiston. the
oAclal foFn OF The project was the
center of the celebration. and Al *
carsion carried people from al over
fais section of the state 70 TIE inei-
pleni metropolis. Addresses b a
number * prominent men formed
part of the program Of The oicial
opening of IRE project
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-27

nay 70 lSCo
Dear Friend
Don't you think nice cztsup
makes your mess taste lots better
I do. Bat the catsup must be
good. think Buffalo is the very
best kind Of catsup. Il is made
ort Of pure vegetables and helps
Tonr digestion.
A Big bottle Of Buffalo catsup
COSTS IS cents.
Your friend,
JACOB.
P S. Our family buys al Ct
their groceries at
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-27
MlssouRI - PusHERs

Excelsior Springs. Ao- May 27-
Editors and publishers Of daily and
weekly newspapers in al parts q ne
state are here today in attendance at
the annual convention of the Missouri
'ress association. which convened hers
this morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-27
lhgITE A. pAsTlEs

Washington Nay 27.-Leaders Of
ths Republican. D.sDocrzt Prohibition
-1e-z-lst e pgpllist parties have been
invited 10 address the National Pro
grezalre association of CoIozed People
il Dayton. D. neu month.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-27
COTTON REPORTS

Washington. May z7.-Reports on es-
rimsted acreage and condition Of cot
ON crops are coming IN 70 the agri-
cultural department frmo ali over The
south and resume 81 the data col-
lected wiI b made public a week from
tomorrow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-27

Washington nay z7.-American's
eiegation 70 lhs Fan-Angeliczn Church
eongreA4 70 Be held il London IN
June will sail next week Nearly all
American bishops have accepted IN
Fitati0nE.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-04-15
RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE ARE
PARAMOUNT.

5. G. Cosgrove, the Pomeroy man
who has announced himself for GOV
.ernor, is making political ti/ber out
of the fact that he thinks one term
is enough for any man, and that the
office ought to be passed around to
some of the others who have done
good work for the republican party.
This may be one way to look at it.,
but it strikes us that the great ques-
ton is not that of passing around
the Office" but rather how can the
interests of the state be best con-
served?"
Mead has made good as governor.
He has been largely responsible for
the passage of the direct primary
bill. AS result, disaffected politi-
clans will be opposed to him. In
this campaign the rights of the peo-
pie are paramount, and under the
circumstances, the people generally
will support him.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-04-15

In a political sense. Skagit county
is more in the limelight these days
than any other county in the state.
Whether this comes from it's CONNER
cial and political importance, from
its strategic position or from the ac-
tivity of its politicians we are unable
to say. At all events it seems to have
been selected as the battle ground
for at least three of the guberna-
torial candidates, and the prelimanry
skirmishes are about to commence.
Mcbride and Mead forces ere a'ref Y
organizing. and the latest adVices
from Olympia ara % .he o@Nct that
during June. July End Argus tt-or-
ney General John n &tEt09o". can
date for governor, wll' "ti~ely Ell 81
into his canvass of me te. Prac-
tically his first move v-iH b. 10 in
wade the stronghold an7 s2rrar home
of Hon. Henry NeB- lie, one Of the
contestants. Atkinson i coming
straight to Skagit carn+v = ak mat
tiers over with the vot ers.-Sedro
Wooliey Courier.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-04-15

The New York Times, in comment
ing on the candidacy of the Boy
Orator of the Platte says: Absolute
ly the only argument worthy of con-
sideration by sensible and unpreju-
diced men that has been-put forward
in favor of Mr.. Bryan's nomination
at Denver is this: That it will be
better for the party to let him nomi-
nate himself and get whipped again,
SO that he will be out of the way for
the campaign of 1912. The fault of
this argument is that there is no
guarantee whatever that a third de-
feat would make an end of Bryan.
He doesn't mind defeat. Indeed, he
thrives on it. The democratic party
may break down and die, but Mr.
Bryan goes on collecting $500 a
night for his lectures. In fact, from
the point of view of the pocket he
is undoubtedly better off than if he
had been elected in 1896 or in 1900.
He is a richer man today for not be-
ing eX-President.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-04-15
DINNER $500 A PLATE.
Wine Flowed From a Fountain In an
deliberately Decorated Room.

deliberately Decorated Room.
In garden of roses. with clinging
vines loaded with tropical fruits. Jul
Illus Myers, q wealthy cloak manufac-
turer, entertained party Of friends
before dawn the other morning, treat
ing them to one of the coStlieSt meals
ever served in New York city Some
figured the cost at $500 a plate and
others at $500.
There were fifteen men at the meal,
with Mr. Myers making the sixteenth.
It was held at we'll known restau'
rant.
The dining hall was reached throreh
arcades of floral arches carried on col
umns of smilax and evergreenS. \
cross arch marked off the entrance at
the eastern end of the hall, and'a line
Of rectangular flower bowers fanked
the western side where the fifty mu-
sicians were hidden. Four colossal
marble columns supporting Statnar,
marked the space leading to the great
dining table.
This had been built up in the center
Of the hall with huge copper tanks
hidden with water lilies and natural
flowers. so that the center of the table
appeared like a great lake, on which
foated live swans and ducks. In the
water could be seen live Holsters,
crabs and various game fish swimming
about. An outer stream about the Ia
Mo vpaS wine that flowed from fOlIJl-
tain in the center.
The cigars cost S. each and were es-
pecially made in Cuba for the dinner.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-04-15

Evaporation measurements on lar
ger scale than ever heretofore attempt
ed are to be made by the United States
weather bureau in the Salton basin
A chain of stations will be erected
around the Salton sea. and accurate
measurements of evaporation will lie
made at each station as well as records
IF the rate of fall of the sea itself,
The area of the sea is now about Al
square miles. and the rate of fall OF
its level during the years prior to the
time when the contents of the basin
became highly charged with salt VIII
furnish q most valuable record OF The
average evaporation rate In this arid
segion.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-04-15

and illustrated songs. These people
come well recommended, and i'll con-
neotion with the pictures. You can
see a splendid show for little money.
The feature film will make you sit
up and take notice. 1t shows one OF
.he great automobile races in New
York, with the great crowds of Deo-
pie and the machines running seven
ty miles an hour. 1t will make you
hold your breath, and you will say
that this picture is worth the money.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-04-15

The new admiral of the Turkish
navy. which, by the way, ranks second
after that of Switzerland. is a down
east skipper named Ransford D. Buck
ham Of Bucksport, Ne. Perhaps b.
has been q ''bucko" skipper and vii.
find good practice in the Turkish nav
but the ships. or ship. will have to e.
to sea a little more than has been the
fI1StOY,
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-04-15

The Seattle Times is authority for
the statement that there are three
mighty good men in the race for gov
ernorship. Well, state like Wash
ington deserves good man for gov
ernor, and to appearances she has
one in the person of Albert E. Mead,
who is likely TO be his own successor,
-COupevilIe Times.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-04-15
FOR SALE-Six-room house, bath
room and pantry; corner lot. In
Quire at Orondo Cafe

$1,000 buys an elegant summer home
and business to the right man,
consisting of 240 acres timber and
tillable land; worth twice the
money. F. A. Reynolds, Real Es-
tate, Reynolds, Wash. Alt
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-04-15

The schools of Spokane are organ
izing for a general cleaning day
Next Saturday is set as the date
when every pupil in the public
schools shall help rake up the rub
bish in all parts of town. Captains
of blocks have been appointed and
the work as planned will be a thor
ough job.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-04-15
FOR SALE Or TRADE.

FOR SALE-10 acres under the
ditch, q miles north of ferry on
east side, all ready to plant; house
barn and other buildings; good
soil and easy to irrigate. Terms.
For particulars, address L. H.
Gonser, Wenatchee, Wash R. F.
D. No 8. 4-21
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-04-15

A sour-faced preacher in Seattle
has told the ministers of his denomi-
nations that humor is out of place in
the pulpit. His opinion is in direct
contrast to that of Rev. NJ. A. Mat
thews, who said he would not give
anything for funeral-faced preach
err
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-04-15
INSTALL new
POWER PLANTS
Continued from Page One)

west o. Cashmere for lighting and
power purposes for the town Of Cash
mere Il is also the intention of the
coRpauY % bring power to Wenat-
ehce T. Clark and F NJ. Scheble
az leading stockholders of this
company.
The Entiat.
TAa Int river affords a great
ar46r8 + 9oNer and nlans are under
way ea g development of stored MP
eneras Of his stream. Gray & Co.
bose ap-eI plant at the mouth OF
sl.is stream witch is now furnishing
power lights FOR the town o. Wa
'erEi1 They propose to enlarge
aa greatly during the coming
rear
gh at',t Power company is
a4aiaa y its ditch preparatory 10
s4s.n 70 rar for irrigation puf-
POSES
helen Falls.
Tee e'ar ? yer furnishes one of
~ fH a"5ar powers in the west.
e - : mt will probably not
~, Z two years.
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W ANTED-A man with $500 to
buy S acres with a fine six-rOom
60 age, miles south of town;
-Four acres of this are in full bear
il and should bring your money
BE- k the first year. Irrigated and
ar in the house; fine range
and bath with hot and cold water;
tHn barns. This has been a home
fa several years. Come and ask
how much will be left on the
tgage. Warren & Littleton,
L wells office, phone 202 or 1873
If
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Speaking of the Mead-McBridf
contest, friends of the incumbent re-
call the old saw of change the name
but not the letter. change for worse
and not for better Olympia News
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CARPEN1 Err, practical man, Will
take contract for building or WORK
by the day. Inquire of Mr.. Duffy,
World-Advance.
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WANTED Girl for Homework. Mrs.
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WANTED as bookkeeper
by young lady graduate of Wenat-
chez Business College. Address
Box 81, Wenatchee, Wash. Ais
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WAHTED-A man with $500 to in
vest in a 12-acre domestic, two
miles from town, with spring and
water right; acres in peaches;
fine spring for house use price
o. y $4,000. Warren & Littleton,
Prowell's Office. Phone 202 or
1913. If
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WAGON WANTED; one horse. Call
or write c. c. Moore, Orchard ave.
AIS
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81 ALE by owner. Five to TWEEN
/, cres choice fruit land, situated
oaa mile west of Cashmere; II
a. 4-year-old trees, 9 acres l.
$50 old trees; best commercial
eties winter apples. J. A.
Nuphy, Cashmere, Wash. 81
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1865 or call 119 Chelan street n.
NJ Streets. 4-22
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the germs, microbes, para
or micro-organism that canse
produce pneumonia fever,
ey diseases, rheumatic pain7.
odial troubles, diphtheria
lmption and la grippe. What?
dian Angel Remedy. The
est known pain and germ
y. Mostly applied and used
'nally. Tested Is years; 500,-
bottles sold: 100000 unsolic-
estimonials; try lido it
See agent in Wenatchee Ho-
L. P. Priddy. SO