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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-01-01
AT tl1r Gl1urfl1ra
December 9th, 1908.
BAPTIST
c. Il. Delepine, Pastor.

y. IL. DelepiHe, PaStO or.
Preaching services eyer. Sunday a,
IL am. and 7:3O pm.
Sunday School at 10 am. sharp.
The Baraca class meets with the S.
school.
Ladies' Aid society on Wednesday
afternoon at the place announced at
the Sunday morning service.
We have now comfortable chairs.
a warm house and we trust warm
hearts to welcome all who will at
tend the different services. We in
wife you to come. We are here to
minister to you, we labor to make
the services usefnl to you and inter-
esting. Come and try and come
again If you like it as we hope you
WILL
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
L. N. B. Anderson, Pastor.
Sunday School 10 a. m, Preach
ing. 100 IN. subject, 1.-the Only
Name. $40 p. m. Epworth League
Getting Ready for q Days Work."
Leader Mrs. Calhoun 7:3O D. m.
Preaching subject Everlasting Life"
Aid with Mrs. Cresswell.
Prayer meeting Thursday 1880 D. m.
The public invited. Strangers well
CONGREGATIONAL
w. L. Rowan, pastor.
s. S. at 10 a. m.
Morning service II a. IN. Topic,
"a patri ots' prayer"
Evening service 7:3O p m. topic,
"Peter's question: Lord, to whom
shall we go?" G. E. GAS p. m,;Lead-
err. Mae Sercombe. *
LUTHERAN.
English Services next Sunday at
1880 a. III. at the Old School Build
ing.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Hazen T. Murray, Pastor.
Sabbath School at 10 q. IN.
Morning service at IL Il IN. by the
pastor aud will he communion.
Christian Endeavor at $50 p. M.
Evening seffee at 1880 p. III. Topic
"The climAp d Fali'. This is
the third In the series on Absalom
now in process at the evening servic-
es at this Church.
Preaching at Finley at p. m,
Prayer Meeting on Thursday even
ing
Strangers and anyone having no
Church home are cordially welcomed
at our services.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-01-01

Newly furnished rooms for rent.
Inquire at Elite Barber shop.
WANTED-Four gentlemen board
ers. Mrs. II. Fisher, So Yakima st.
Horton Huntington is in Portland
visiting his friends the Bells and
also the belle. He will return this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Howell have
moved to Spokane to make their
home.
George and Henry Tweedt are
home from school, the former from
Spokane and the latter from Pull,
man.
Miss Anna Tweedt, who is a teach
er in the schools at Mullan. Idaho,
is home for the holiday vacation.
Good. gentle horse and harness for
sale by j. E. Tuli.
Geo. c Fender is operating a lodg-
irg and boarding house in Spokane
1t is called ''The Cliff House" and is
located at 10 w Third street.
Team work wanted. Hauling,
blowing, leveling, contracting; right
| prices. Call at Courier.
For Sale-Four thoroughbred
Berkshire boar pigs. l.. f. Danes,
Coolidge, Wash
W. S. Harvey. writes from Wash.
ougal. Wash, that he has purchased
another farm three and half miles
from the town and will take posses.
sion the 9Th. He sent the seasons
greetings to all his friends.
| a. NJ. Won Schriltz and son, of Dav
export, and Mrs NJ. Duncan, OF Spo
kane. are visiting at w. NJ. Frans
over the holidays. The Ia tier is Mr.
Frans' sister and spent some time
here last summer.
For Sale-House and lot cheap ant
on very easv terms. Very little
money will handle this. Apply al
this office.
Post Office receipts are sure indi
Gator of the business of town anG
surrounding country. The loca
office received more than $50 more
from the sale Of stamps and envelop
es during Christmas week than il
that period before The Registy and
Money Order business was also
much larger than in any previous
week.
Taken up-at the Sweet ranch il
section I, one red mich cow and calf
Owner can have same by proving
ownership and paying costs.
Guste Beck.
The MOunsey Bros. made a ship.
ment OF % of their Thoroughbred
White Leghorn Fowls to the Walla
Poultry Show Tuesday evening
Richard Mounsey went over to at
tend the show Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Perry will go tC
HanfOrd about March LIST to remain
for several months. Mr.. Perry has
the job of experimenting the setting
about 10000 trees for q party Of
New York men who own an So acre
tract In one body about a quarter o.
q mile from 4he town of Hanford
The entire acreage win be set almost
! wholly eID apple and peach treee
Their son d Frank will have charge
of their home place west of town.
The V. p. Glass Of the Methodist
Sunday schoelsgave asurprise party
on the leader OF the class. Mrs C. O
Anderson. one evening the last of the
week To give it a fi,me the young
folks called it u handkerchief and boz
bon social. When the party hat
gathered and had been nshered il
they marched around their leader
and dropped their. offerings in he1
lap. The rest of the evening was
spent in playing games and practica
| Jokes Different members of the par
ty furnished music and every one haC
a very enjoyable time
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-01-01
MUSIC AND FUN

Write today to the ID s. johnson
Co. Tacoma, Wash, for their Free
Trial Offer of an Edison Phonograh
and records. A most acceptable gift
to the entire family.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-01-01

A photograph Of some member OF
tue family or Il group licture OF 1t
makes IL nice Christmas present. You
should make your sitting early at
the kennewick studio so that tie
pictures will be ready In plenty Of
ii Ne for mailing.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-01-01

MARRIED man (34) with l. years
experience in the mercantile business,
last seven years as manager OF large
general merchandise store, desires
position in lNennewick store or Office.
Box 63S, care Courier.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-01-01
THE LOCAL FIELD
Friday, January, l 1909


rooms. First International Bank
We want to buy 5000 good, second
hand sacks. Chas. H. Collins Co, 12-4
Post card views of Kennewick and
vicinity for sale at the kennewick
Studio.
Lessons given on piano and organ.
For particulars address, Ida w.
Green, X. f. d, Box II.
Rolled Barley $50 per ton at Chas
H Collins company.
Extra choice Ben Davis apples 81
per box or &c per pound. Sly's ranch.
Phone 945. Will deliver.
have buyer for eighty acres OF
alfalfa land in one body in the Ken
newick valley.
Square Deal Realty Co.
Frank Emigh, Mgr.
For Sale-Tract No. 3, Kennewick
Gardens 5A acres. Partly set out to
trees, asparagus and small fruit. Adj
dress owner F. Segessenmann,
S27 Frederick Ave. Spokane.
Rolled Barley $50 per ton at Chas.
H. Collins Co.
For Sale-Good family Jersey COW,
cheap. Fay F. Dean. tt
>. Rolled Barley, $50 per ton at Chas.
|. H. Collins Co.
<. For Sale-Two Duroc- Jersey brood
KS, one yoadg Duroc7Jersey boar,
Registered stock. Fay Dean. tt
6 Just what the ladies Of Kennewick
need. Call up 634 for hairdressing,
,shampooing, manicuring. face-mas-
sage and scalp treatment speciality
COmbings mace to order.
Mrs Fay Meyer. ii
Coal to burn. Crab Creek Lumber
Co. Main 1872.
Wanted--to borrow or two work
horses until about April l, 1909; will
receive best of care. Call on or adj
dress, Henry Otte, kennewick, Wn.
For Sale-Lots OF fine baled al
falfa hay. Phone 1872. Chas. Ii. Col
Inns Co.
V "Crab Greek stocks are better"
Say! The Crab Creek wants to see
you.
Wood to burn. Crab Creek Lum.
er Co. Main 1872.
For Sale-2O acres of land 81 miles
from kennewick or will trade fOl
good work horses. Inquire for write
to A. W. Wise, kennewick, Wn.
Richardson's shoe shop removed
two doors north CT Post Office.
Good Jersey cow for sale.
w. E Thorp, Section I.
Ii your hens don't lay, call on the
Hamilton Supply Co., for the receipt
to make them lay.
The Crab Creek sells coal. Main792
Best homemade sausage at the
City market. Phone 672.
Ladies' and Gents clothes, cleaned
and pressed Leave at Hotel Leard
Special low prices on rolled barley
all next week at the Chas. H. Collins
warehouse.
go. FOR SALE-SecOnd hand Reming.
S. to- Tyi ritter In good condition
8 laay -. is Office. : IT
an1 "a w.ftch owner can have
salue by .,roving properly and pay.
fas 'or II q ad. Cal at thei 1rnlturs
store. 5~l assn3 .
Call at this office and see the new
model of the Oliver Typewriter, the
< mechanical marvel of the age.
For Sale-Good coal heater. cook
stove, desk and other articles at the
Q. x. Soda Bottling Works.
Single comb white leghOrn cocker
ais for sale. Improve your flock 10y
r. getting one of these birds from prize
winning stock. MOunsey Bros.
For sale-TwO and half dozen OF
III Blood White Wyandottes
Resonable prices. L. Nj. Lamond,
Finley.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-01-01

6 acres of choice river front half a
mile from Richland. Inquire at Ken
newick Studio, Kennewick, Wash.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-01-01
EPISCOPAL.
H M Bartlett, Rector.

II M Bartlett, Rector.
The morning sermon and service
at st. Paul's Episcopal church begins
at IL O'Clock. Everyone cordially
invited
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Carpet Sweepers at Union Furnl- ture Company. 3-7 If
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RECEIPT THAT CURES
 WEAK MEN-FREE
Send Name and Address Today-Yon Can Have 1t Free and Be
 Strong and Vigorous.

l have in my possession q prescrip- ton for nervous debility, lack of visor, weakened manhood, failing memory and lame back, brought on by eXcesses, unnatural drains of the follies of youth, that has cured SD many worn and nervous men right in their own homes-without any ad- dttional help 0. medicine--that 1 think every man who wishes to re, gain his manly power and virillty, quickly and quietly. should have s copy. So. have determined to send copy of the prescription, free of charge, in plain, ordinary sealed envelope, 10 ny man who Will write me for it.
 This prescription comes from physician who has made special study of men, and I am convinced It Is the surest-acttng combination for the cure deficient manhood and yigor- failure ever put together.
 l think owe to my fellow man .o send them a copy in confidence, 50 that any man, anywhere who Is weak and discouraged with repeated fail ures may stop drugging himself with harmful patent medicines, secure what, believe, is the quickest-act~ Ing, restorative, uphuilding, SPOT TOUCHING remedy ever devised. and SO, cure himself at home quietly and quickly Just drop me a line like this: Dr. \. r.. Robinson, 1926 Luck Bldg Detroit. Mich, and will send you at copy of this splendid receipt, in q plain ordinary sealed envelope. free of charge If
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B, BATTLING NELSON, Lightweight Champion of the World

nlD yon ever hear that song
 called "Hurrah Fer Mickey D Riley?'
 Well, whether you have or not. Ii was written in bonor of Mickey hAey, prizeflghting product of the ysate of Wisconsin. He was some ashter too, Every time hear that song lose my temper. That's one fellow I neyeg could lick. don't knoW what has become of Mickey. but IA there Is still fight left flu him l Fould certainly put aside my great {eaf end tie up with bim again. I want to have the satisfaction of beat tas 3lim and clearing up my old record. nave, of course, unquestionably and lndSsputab1y won my Tight 10 the fIfIc "S worlds champion lightweight. but when dream of the "goes'' with this Riley boy l become fustered.
 l met Riley the first time in "Hoo. aooyiile' Milwaukeet on April 13. 1901 He won q decision over me In six rounds at tue Radger Athletic club.
 After the Young Scotty win, who should challenge me again, after q
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SOCIAL AND CIVIC
 DUTY TO TRADE

Leaders of the Trades and I.abo, Assembly have struck a fertile field for their activities in determiniuS to develop among the public of Spring field a better sense of their duty to their neighbor, their civic and social dut> to trade with home folks alto gnther.
 Too many of ou,. fellow citizen4 are infatuated with the word "iDported V hich is so often ie.se It's funn, bat true, that while many do ao: think well of imported labor coming into competition With their especial work they will go tbroad to buy the very article they could secure at homo at the same cost or less. He Is not (
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THE TRADFSMAN'S
 WEEKLY REVIEW
Oi New Industries and Industrial De.
 velOpment in tile Soatli.

Chattanooga, Tenn, March 26--The list of new industries established in the South during the week ending to- day, as revealed by reports to The fradesman, is given herewith, only the more important investments be- ing indicated. Among the more con- spicuous of these may be mentioned d cold storage, canning and packing company and a gas plant in Arkan- sas; a manufacturing company and railroad shops in Louisiana; manu- featuring company and mining com pany i'll Missouri; cotton mill in North Carolina. four mining con- ponies in Tennessee; manufactur- ing company and a power plant iu Texas; lumber companies ill Virginia, and oil and gas companies in West Virginia, The Tradesman's list for Arkansas for the week follows
 Fordyce-~$35, ,ooo waterworks sys- tenn.
 Clarendon WoodenWart company.
 l'rinkley-Cotton oil mill 1iulburt-Sawmill Gravette-$200 000 cold sforacc. canning and packing company. Redrock--$25, 900 lumber company. Pine Bluff -$225 600 manufacturing company; &35 ,000 sash aud door fac tory.
 Grannis-Lumber company Fayetteville slo0, 900 gas plant Zinc~-Mining company.
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HE WAS GIVEN FIFTEEN SECONDS. much chance to argue about the ref cree. etc, and had to accept any ref cree the club put ill tue ring. We jumped into the ring and went at ii
 Before the fight. had gone half a minute l knocked Sterns out, and he was given at least fifteen seconds to get to his feet. Every round up to the ninth was identically as the first, the referee cautioning me, saying, ''If you hit him again you will be declared loser on foul.'
 Finally in the ninth round l sunk my good right into his mid section He doubled up like jackknife, and down he went, completely out, as limp as & rag. Ills seconds and the referee carried him to his corner. and he was given the decision. I believe, fos taking more knockdowns than did.
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That Dull PAIN in Pit of your
 Indicates nnnRA that You Need A&~V&&GAu -

hodol is an excellent preparation for any trouble ct this sort, caused by bad digestion. As kodol at once diqe4t4 the food, and keeps il digestcd. the bad digestion disappear of itself. II can't heip it. kodol will digest any kind of iood~ d~-anyWhere that it finds it. Kodol k made to do this one thing-and by do'ng this properly, if aceomplishcs wonders with ailing digestive organs. Whenever yon hay" any trouble with your stomach, SHeh as .heartburn." belchings, sour stomach. etc, iust take
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Rev. C. Harris, of Brinklcy. will conduct tho services Sunday, both morning and evening, at the Ohio Street Baptist Church, in the absence of the pastor, Rev. Wilmington, who has gone to Venus, Texas where he will conduct q revival. Rev Ha"fis has also been invited to deliver 8n address at the Y M C A. Sunday at 3:30 o'clock ill the interest of the Rrin5lcy sufferers
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trict of Hurley, Wis. After fifteen rounds of the most graeling as well as bloody milling, with the battle swaying first one way, then the other, tue referee at its conclusion called ii draw amid tremendous applause.
 l fought. all told, thirty.one rounds with Riley, four battles, aud drew down fin purses &385. Just two years after my last battle with Mickey beat down the '.pride of the golden west" James Edward Britt. in eighteen rounds aud received for winning $l3,- s41, besides s10,0o0 side bet. I also won tue white lightweight cha amp1on- ship of the world as well. Jimmy Britt received $12,558 for his share
 Pitcher Jack Powell Bats Friend.
 Shortly after this I paved tue way for chance at the title holders by finally cornering Clarence English and forcing him to agree to match. Clar- ence English needs no introduction to the readers, for he was lightweight of national prominence during the year 1908. I persistenly dogged him for {, go. and finally, thinking me soft pick Ing, he accepted.
 At that time one of the best friends that ! had was big Jack Powell, the giant pitcher of the St. Louis Browns As the fighting game was hourishng fu Missouri, l WAS anxious to get go with Clarence English al one of Inc Si Louis clubs. l tried Charley Hough ton's West End club. but was unsuc cessful. They couldn't see mo as q drawing card Jack Powell took big interest in the matter and tried to per suade Houghton 10 put me OH and a. sured him that if l were given the chance l would make good.
 Huughton was stubborn. however. and said Nay, nay" to everybody There was nothing to be done but go to Kansas City. Clarence and fought there on the evening Of June 27.
 I surprised English and all his friends early in the fight by almost knocking him cut of the ring with 2 vicious right uppercut
 Gets Draw With English.
 stood toe to toe with him and swapped blow for blow, and at the conclusion of the fifteenth round amid great cheering, was given q draw. l fractured my left arm along about the middle of the fight. which tended to make me somewhat cautious and possibly stopped me from win ming by a clean knockout. As + Was great many of the spectators thought that l was entitled to tue decision
 A couple of weeks after my JSals,:s City engagement with Clarence English l went to PeWaukec Lake for a little recreation. Upon my arrival ] found Eddie Santry there training for an en- ga"enent with Eddie S,erns A few days before this bout, which was to take place at Michigan City. he was taken sick, and ]. being under tie same management. Manager Murphy substituted me in order 10 save the forfeit money
 We met on Aug. 26 and of all tue raw deals ever handed me this one certainly takes the cream. We were billed to go ten rounds to a decision al 133 pounds each We had $50 up fo;' weight and appearance, but when my manager (Murphy) and l arrived in Michigan City about noon Nse found that Sterns had taken down his weight forfeit and, being overweight, also r. fused to weigh in. Nevertheless We waived the forfeit. and I went on aud fought
 Bat Gets Raw Deal.
 Of course at that time l wasn't se much of card and didn't have S.
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Walt of two lung years. but that same Mickey Riley. 1 obliged him on June 19, three days after tie Scotty battle We fongli in the same club. The sanIc fight fans were there and, as remember it, the selfsame referee.
 For six rounds We boxed, cuffed. but ted, majiIed and hammered each other, He Was I clever sort pf fellow. but didn't possess must steam behind his blows l was forced to do much of the leaaing and, as il was a rule of the club liat if boll' fighters were on their feet liglling at the end of six rounds the bout would lc called Il draw. the officials of the ring he!d np both our hands. Riley gave me pretty stiff argument that day. He always did.
 Decide to Fight 1t Over.
 Both Riley and myself were dissat f.iied with the six round affair and were anxious 10 settle matters in a longer bout. We arranged the second l battle to take place at Ashland, Wis., July 2l.
 We ''shied our castors," as the pusn istic writers say, into the roped arena, both it to go Il long route. 1 had Knocked out Larry Mcdonald ill four rounds at Harvey, Ill.,. and fought Clar' ence English grueling fifteen round draw at Kansas City, Mo, the week previous. As q consequence l was in fine condition Again we fought every inch of the way from gong to gong and from round to round. He would have the edge on me for round or so, aft CT which l would put on steam and batter him up and down and around. I finally landed couple of those old famous left hooks and cut his eye. He was bleeding freely, and my right wind sinker seemed to take all his steam away Here the police stepped in and stopped the fight.
 Fans Insist on Third Fight.
 The fight fans, many of whom had viewed our other two battles, were dissatisfied because the police inter fered and right there urged that the entire party take the train for Hurley and have the fight settled for once and all time. Foley La Page, the manager of the fight club in Hurley, Wis, was among the spectators and immediately approached both of us and offered guaranteed purse of $500 to fight the following week
 My manager, Teddy Murphy, and accompanied La Page to the battle ground the following day, while Mick ey and his manager went to MilWau- .kee overnight to attend to some busl- ness. They arrived the following day, and as we had few days training, we stepped into the ring in prime con- dition, ready for tue fight of our lives.
 Fought With sulIivan's Old Gloves.
 A very funny incident happened, as the club officials hadn't'provided gloves for the entertainment through some oversight that wasn't discovered until Riley and I were in the ring ready for action. We of course had to send out for a pair of old ones. After half an hours wait they returned with a pair of old gloves that had been used by Paddy Ryan and John l.. Sullivan in Mississippi City, Miss, in 1882.
 Of course the mere mention of the old time gladiators using the gloves stirred our blood up to fighting pitch, and how we did tear. maui and slam ieach other for ffteen rounds will not
 l1ue forgot. .a. old coOper dis.
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good citizen who sends his mcnav away to buy the goods made and sos,. at home. None of us is sole fin %. ci.fy; We are all interlependen cll each other. Each community has i, :, 'r'1e tribal relations Let each mem per cf the tribe boost his own people Springfield (Ohiol Times.
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lat Gets Raw De al

Of course at that time l wasn't so much of card and didn't have &,
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AFFINITY" MAN
 SUED BY WIFE

ttie"Fst News Special to thc Gfarhie.Y
 Middleton. x. F.. March 26.--F Fer dinand Pinney Earle, the original af- inity man, was today sued for an an- nulment of his marriage by Julia huttner, whom he married without di- vorcing his wife. She declared her
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TAFT SETS ASIDE
 ROOSEVELT'S ORDER

(Iieafst News Special to the Graphie)
 Washington, March 26.~-The last Festigc of Roosevelt's S order, remov- ing the marines from war vessels perished today when President Taft after q cabinet meeting, announced that amndments made on March 3 would be revoked and the .tod regu- lations restored The action was taken on the opinion of Attorney Gen eral Wickersham, who conferred with Admiral Dewey yesterday.
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OstermoOr and KUya, mattresses, you can only get them at UNION Tt NATURE COMPANY. 3-7 If
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husband to be a lunatic. Sh. W.fnts her one -yearold child to take be. pane.
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few doses of Kodol and see how quickly your stomach gets we'll. You will be sur prlsed eff you have never used KndpD at how easily and naturally il deal. with all digestive disorders.
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