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The Coconino sun., 1909-12-31

Meets urst and third Thursd, x 10 eucL month ia Elks' Hall Visiting members invited 10 attend the Cour; meetings.
 ROBERT j. KIDD C k A. A. BUTTON Recording Secretary GEORGE HoCHDERFFRR Financial Secretary.
The Coconino sun., 1909-12-31
LODGE DIRECTORY

4 COURT COCONINO NO. sgg, lNDEPENii. A eNT ORDER oF FoRFsTERS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-29
Gin 1lnterieetnmnel siuiiden 3ane-
inarf nno Sdue0en.

glus Stodbolm ibreibt man: Sin
Gerfebrsprojeft, an Dem es entl6ie-
oe1 nod gefeblt bot, miro bon ben;
oanilden sSngenieur M. Quiitgaaro
IN Ser iiingiten Nnmmer Des fdipebi-
ihen Sahblattes 0Serubaleblaoet
5ur grorterung geitent. Der Crit
lpurf be5pedt nihts geringeres als
oie llnterfiibrung oes fieben engli-
l6e Weeilen breiten Sereiunoes, oie
oie beioen @ren5ltationen slmager
auf oGnii1er uno Saltbolm ailf
id)ipeoiiher Seite ntiteinan6er ner-
binoen fon. Die perbdltlliBmabig
geringe 8iefe Der @alleritraBe an
bieIer Stelle ipiiroe bie Mnlage ~
Weeter lnter Dem MeeresipieeeI er-
1nogli6en, pobei ouf Die eigentli6e
l1nterieeltrede cine 8eIammtlangr
BON 1914 &ilometern erltfallen nliiB-
te. Guiftgaarb bat aber nod ein
anoeres Troieft in 8ereiti6aft, ino=
lta6 ser 5nnnelbau auf ettpa s &i=
lonleter reou5iert iperoen fam, falls
man narnli6 Ser iiioliden Stredc
3lpiiden Seliingor uno Saliing6org
BEN @oroug geben iollte 9o6 nlub-
te man IN bieiern Safe Biz 81 etner
3iefe BON so Metern birabiteigen.
lleber Die ouf alle Sale iebr erbeb-
liben Soften idtpeigt iif Der Sn.
genieur porldufig aus, ieine fi6erftc
l1nterltiieling erbofft Ell, ipenn Die
@egierungen periagell ieoenfalls bon
Dem interifonoinapii9en gfeiieper-
febr, Ser i6on lange altf cine mog=
lidfte Mbfiir5rtng oes beidperlide;l
lteberieeipeges orangt. 9ie Sraiest-
fabr5euee, Die ganSe giierlbabnSiige
BON Ser einen &iilte aur atoeren
beforoern, tragen oieiem berebtister
@erlangen Ser @eiieipelt MIR IN un=
geniigenbern MeaBe &ed1ntng
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SeiAt etttihiebett.
9ieie Srage iollte onrd 2emte in Sun
9lntDnip leid)t beantiuortet iuerbem.

@as lit ratiamer: 3u oen MniiA=
ten nno s(euBerangen gurer @tit-
bitrger &ertrauelts5u baben, ober lid
auf Die 9lngaben bon gdr5li6 Srem-
ben gu perIalletl, oie ipeit meg mob
nen2 2eif oas 9eaditebenbe:
81. 81. Seiori6, 7O9 Montala
StraBe, San glntortio, 9eras, iagt
Sd unter5og Doan's Nieren gillen
enter eriinoIi6en grobe uno id
ntl1B geitebetL oaB i'd niemals Elm
Observation-Disclosures 9eilmittel ge-
braubt babe. Weine geieren befan-
Ben ii6 in ether ibredliben Ser
faiiuns. Die Musideiouneen ma.
rem ltnnatiirlib I'M 9usieben uno
ergaben einen ibtperen 8ooeniab,
menn tie iteben gelaiien muroen.
Weein Riiden mar ebenfals i6uaA
ullo ib bate nlebr ooer pelli5er
Sflneraett iiber oen 2elloen. Sd
perlhaffte mir bon Der 8erar 9r;lJ
60. Doan's Nieren Hillen nnb slre;
S6a1teln boben li6t nur Die 2db-
nlung nreines 9fiiden auf ionoeru
Die Gierenausldeibungen mllroell
au6 normal. Sd babe 10 piel @er-
trauen 5ii oielem Msittel, oab id cs
fiir5li6 aud einem meiner Srella-
oe, Ser on gtierenltorlugen lit,
enpfabl. Sd bin fid)er, bob Die gfe-
inltate bel inn geraoe 10 aufrie-
oeritel1eno iein meroen, ipte tie 6ei
mir getpe1en fitlo.
31url @erfnuf BEL allen Sdnolern.
Breis so Gents. 6oiter-WilbIrll
60, 8uffalo, Stem Oorf, alleirigc
slgenten fir oie Ser. 5taaten
grirnert @nd oes Rantens
0oans uno nebn1t feline anberen.
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George g. @uert1iep, Ser Gre.

= @eorge yt. @ner1lleD, Der gre-
futipbeantter oes Sieridubbereins in
Memphis, m1rbe bon einetl gc,piI-
len Charles IS. Siler, Dem @pr-
mann zines ugonftruction Gamp3"
nabe Men1pbis, gei6oiien uno 10
ihtuer permunoet, baB er ftarb.
@uer1llep batte als Sierfhus 8eam-
ter 8roteif ougegen eingelegt, hoB
man IN Dem uGantp1 getpiiie Waul-
elel nod ldnger 5ur Mrbeit benuste,
Die febr beruntergearbeitet n1o er=
ih0pft iparen. Dariiber iparen 5ie
Wanner in Streit geraten lno Die
5hieBerei erfolgte.
= Die @ebriioer @riebt Deab=
fi6tieten Mortag nabnlittag bon
Sort Wper bel @aibington aus ei=
tler @ufitieg nit ibrer Slugn1aidine
gu MAIDEN, muBten bon ibrerl
gorbaben aber abitebetl 90 elm gu
ftarfer @i1lo tpebte.
@abren6 Der lebten Gage iilto
i'm georoen lrlb Often 5ablreibe ger
foner Der iiberlnaBigen Sibe erle-
gen.
- Die itaotiihen 8eborben bon
Chicago baben Die oortigen Gbineietl-
Wfiiiionen gei6loiien, IN oenen Wfa6=
den uno 5rauen unterrihtefen.
Der gbireie 2eon Cling, Ser
aneebli6e Moroer Der @liie 5igel.
iit nod it1tner nidt eiilgefangen.
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ssramcL Die be1eibet iuer6en.

Dieie an3iebenoen Sraue11 Die 10
lieblid bon @efi6t, Gorm nno Gem
permanent ii1b, iperoen BON oenen BE,
neioet, Die ibnen gleid iein modden.
Cine idmade frdnflibe Sran lit ller-
bos iin6 erregbar. llnberoanlidfeit
unb Nieren-@ifte 5eigeit fih in 5le.
den, 8l6sden, 9aut-GusfdIagen lmo
eiilem fhlehten Seif1t. Sir iol1e
betpirft gIeftrif 8itters @unber.
OaiieIbe reguliert Magen, 2cber,
Nieren, reiiligt 6as 8Iut, giebt Itarfe
Nerben, belle Mugen, reinen @tbcn1,
mel6e ianmtne 9aut nnb i6onerl
gei1lt. 8iele rei5enoe Srauen ber-
oanfetl ibm @einnobeit u11b Sb0n-
beit. SOC bei olIen Druagiften.
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a ..

slus Sesllin idreibt nns mn
ier alter 6renno, &err sluguit Sar-
bortb: uDie Oiirre bdlt ON, ade
Soffitung 1nuB man foit aufgehell,
Die Selber iinb rein, n1b ssrudt
itano ibon uno bofften mir Ron
Gag gu Sag, aber Der @ino blait
ben einen mie ben anoern SnJ.
Wittags Die eroBe Sise, aber fein
9fegen in glusiiht. Bon Nell-8raurl-
fels big Seguin rorolid bonn @uaoa-
loupe Stub big uber ben Yorfs Greet
BIN, lit oieier 2anbitrid nit Der Gir-
re geplagt.~
9(n Ser Soultoner 8oumpoll.
borie tit Montae Der erite ganen
8aunnpolle biesjdbriger 5aiion per-
iteigert poroen. gr fam aus Werce-
oes tuto brahte 1925. @lei1 oa-
rnuf farn alth Der 5meite 9aaen CUR
gerfteigerlrng. @r pnroe fir 500
berfauft. Dieter 5tpeite 8allen mar
in Der @egeno BON Salfurrias ge5o=
gen.
3tpei iilnge 2eate narnells
sSobn II. Gam ssones iino in &eltp-
iteao perbaftet uno bon bort ndd
geapiGe geibift iporoen. Sic fits
angeflagt, in 9lltitin gountD eillen
Woroangriff auf einen Monn mo-
mems Boone ibren Shtpager, Je.
nadt nno ibm cine gefdbrlide Mei-
ieripulloe beigebraht gu babei1.
Die Dor eilligen 9agel i'm
Rio @rarloe BEL Brownsville qefun.
oene 2eide lit ols Die zines Mter;-
faners nan1ens Eatricio Garcia er.
fannt moroen. @fan iit iest Der Oh.
iift, bob Der Mann GeIbitmorb be.
gmneen bat. gr litt felt ldugerei
Belt mn 8alsfrebs.
Die slngebote ouf oen gmu
oes pgauiepnp", Der Die sSniel Sal,
peiton NIT Dem 5eltlalbe nerbinoel
ion, iino geoff1et. Oas nieorislt,
ipar BON Der @alpeltoner syirrn1
Smens & 9effron uno betriie H.
232, 900.
Wie es beiBt, fomnt oo1 mie-
Der Militdr nab Brownsville uni
5par @ompagnien. Dies Wal mer,
ben es aber MeiBe fem.
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Mie III nfes!

8ir bieten ein6nnbert 9onars Belob=
nllns fir ieben Sail bon &atarr9, Der
niht bltr6 ginnebmerl bon 5au's aas
tarr6eSall gebeilt iperoen fann.
S. S. 6 benep & Co.. gieentb.
SoIebo, 8.
@ir, bic 1lntersei6neten, baben s. S
gbeneb felt ben lebten is Sabren ses
taiu,t urb balten i1n fiir boutomner eb'
renhaft in alien @ef6dftsperbanblu
unb finansien befdhist, aIle bon ieinel
ssirma einseeausenen 8erbinoli6teiter
Beit & gruag, @roBbanbelss9ro.
gutter. Soleoo. 9.
8aIbing &tnnan & M a ~
G5roBboribelss s9roguiften, EoIebo. o,
6aus @atarrbs&ur trirb innerlib ges
nomtnen uno ipirft brett auf bas BLU
unb Die id3lein1igen Sberfld9en beg
Sbitenls, Sereniiie frei berianbt Rreiz
IS Gents per Sfaide. @erfaiift bon aIfer
apot1efen.
Sons SomiliensgilIen iinb Die beiten
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M. s. & :. gahn.
8eSanfen gum 4, sssnli,

Ser bierte Smli nabt beran,
Der Sag, an nent gebDren
Die 5reibeit tuurbe bieieut Sanb,
Sas mir mns amserfpren.
9DdJ ipllen tlid)t als Jeiftag nnr
gSir bteien Sag nerebren,
Gr ipa uns an bic 8iirgerpflidjt
Grtnnerm ttnb belebren.
g8tr ipllen Derer Denfem, bic
Sic mutig mns eritritteit,
9ie Sunger, &dlte, tlngentadj,
Sn 8alleD S0rge erlitten.
8ei ienen, bic Tim Waibingtpn
Sn bieiem Sample tparen,
Sc mareit Semtid5e aud babel
Sn oteien tapferen Sbaarett.
ttnb mas bieielben ms erfantpft,
8pr nebr als bnnbert sabren,
9as iullen mir NIT Gut mnb 4lnt
8eihiiten ntb betuabrem.
ttnb fpntmem Setnbe je beram,
Spn anfen pber tnnen,
60 lakt iie ,,bentid)e 9iehe" fe9'm
tfnb fidser nidt entrtnnen.
g8ia bann ein inn'rer Jetnb ipgar
Weit beuhlriihen @eietem
ginn mni'rer 5reibeit, i,ni'rem 0aedt
Sen Spbesitne nerieten,
60 ftebt smiamnten Meann fir Meann
SH Gampf mnb In 0efabren,
ttnb bietet SrDt ber Wamferbrmt,
9aRt fie gum Semfel fabren!
9as Nlamp 8ter gibt uns Meut
Sn allen guten Stngen,
80 iuolleu MIR ais 2riegsgefans
Sbnt aud ein 9oblieb iimgen.
Gin Hereat Der @anferbanS'
ttnb ttt5ge iie nerberben,
geitn u a tttu 8ter tupllen bann
8ir lahenb iie beerben.
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9ehr Sd)pinnen ertranfen
in @reenbile 5mei sSSlingen I'M @l-
ter bon t5 imo II Sabren namens
See Oler iulo Soparo Woore.
Sn guero itorb ein alter 9e'
mobner iener Stuot nainens 0ieorit
Stltbbenlar1l.
Sn @oufton ftorh Charles
$. @infler i'm glter bon 5s Sabrer
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9. u. & 81. 3. Balm.

s.. 5. e 9. y. (Saupt-Sinie).
Nnfunft-
go. 9-@om Often. ..7:35 porm
No. Bonn Often. $500 nadm
DO. 10-@I gafo Ii. @eften. .7::30 nabn
Mbfa1rt-
$50. 10-gI Raio Ii. @eiten. .7:30 1ladm
SO. 10-Na9 6en Often. 10:30 na1nt
No. 8-Na6 Dem Often. II 40 BORN
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Die fiirsli,

Die fiir5li6 ms 9eben getre-
tene Gbopala 8omer & Srriga!ion
Gon1ponp miro fir Die slusfiibrrla
ibrer peri6iebenen 9elpaiierurss-
uno Srodenlegunes-l llrternebnn,nge.l
sic Sunlme BON aft Millione,l
Ie1os ansgeben.
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: @ute 9etrdnfe uno fomoIer
2Hn6 ftets in 8arsftaller's Galuon
unb Neitaarant, Mqita Strabe, neben
Der Salle Der Sermonnsi6bne.
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Haoifalbeilmn
Merbeni6lpdd)e

e&pa@es nerbofe Werfonen, espIast bon Spff.
raneSIoEefeti unb f6Ie9ten 9rdumen, ert4bb.
tepben nusfIiffen. Rruff., 8i6en. mnb Ropf.
i@mer5en. Saoransfall, sibnabms bes 9eb5rs
rnb 0eft9ts. aatarrb1 wlaeenkrnden etubtber.
sn Brnftbsiemmana, aenaltItSisit" iiaS .sSB xraE
iina = erfatren aus benz vSnsenbfrthnb", fpjs
eintaM, i@neM mnh bilffe aile nnnathrit.
den Werluite mnb anSere Uslsen jusenb.
lider Yertrrnneen srsnbIiG ss9etlt unb
bslle WefunShett aus 8rsbitnn suteber.
trtanst tperben fSnnen. CANT neues
Setlperfafreu. Seber ietn etsner arst.--
gtefe4 qubsrprbfntIi9 tutsrsifnnte unb Iebrs
rei6e BUD lDeptf4t aufTdes 1eo9). fueI4es
bon Jung unb an, Wann uDb Srau, eeefen
nerben foIIte. fnnn seeen Ginfenbune bon p5
Gents In 4rtefmarfen beriieeeIt besoeen perben
bon Der >
Yriuatsalinii, 1876. Mp.nne
atssu 9srk. y. q.
Wan ertpdbne bic Nreie Breiie !. Seras.
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Deut[6es 9at6aus, san antonio.
Ser fds5uffe @arten tn Der gtaSt,
Hattig unb frei selesen. bietet ben beHen
Blab aur grbplun9. Gone Star 8ier,
8alter amnh au jeber SaseS5eit.
HAENsLER & KRAMER, Manasers,
gde Santa glara> unb 9afitteeGtrose,
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gietoria 9ipifiom, q. $. & g. u.
Gnfltnft-
Moo. 3o2-guero, 8ietoria. 7:3O na9m
Nbfa1rt-
SO. 801-gnero. gietpria. $3.50 bonn
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-23
APPLE SHOW I'M
NOVEMBER
CHANGE IN DATE WILL GIVE
TIME TO GET PRIZE EXHIBIT
TO CHICAGO = BIG DISPLAY
OPEN FROM NOVEMBER 1920.

Spokane, June 23.-The date OF
the National Apple Show, it is be-
lieved, will be set ahead three weeks,
and the big Spokane show held from
November Is to 20, inclusive, In
stead of December 6 to IL, to date
already announced.
This action may be taken by the
board of trustees in order that the
exhibits of prize winners may be
shown at Chicago in connection with
the great land exhibition which opens
in the Windy city on November 20.
eve have sent two kilograms to
Chicago in connection with the pro-
posal of sending the exhibit Of our
prize winners to the land exposition,
and have had no definite reply" stat
ed Secretary Rem H. Rice this morn
ing.
'It is getting late and we will have
to know right away what we are 60
ing to do. II the prize winning ex-
hibit is to go to Chicago we will have
to hold our show from November Is
to 20, and this will give only a week
between the Spokane show and the
opening Of the Chicago exhibition.
The time is short, but with the as
sisance Of expert packers and hand
lers we will be able to transport the
prize winners in that length of time.
1--WE expect there will be about
seven carloads of apples in the ex-
hibit, and the packers will go from
here on the special train"
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c. \. PAYING BIG
DIVIDENDS

The Great Northern is paying div
idends this year On its increased cap
italization, which now. amounts to
$210,000,000. This means that to
distribute the regular z per cent to
its stockholders the road must have a
surplus of $14.700,000.
Estimating 1909 figures from in
complete data for ten months at
hand, the Wall Street Journal says
the Great Northern will end the cur
rent year with surplus in the neigh
borhood of $16.800,000, equal to
per cent on the stock, or the full div
idend and balance of $4,000, 600
over. If subsequent reports prove
this to be the case it will be an ex-
celent tribute to the stability of the
roads earning power.
The Great Northern has been sink
ing immense sums of money in new
extensions and improvements which
are certain to increase ultimately the
earning power Of the property to an
extent that will more than justify
their acquisition. Nevertheless, while
their cost has fallen in the past two
years and been added to the capital
account, returns from their opera
ton must of necessity come gradual
ly as the different sections are COM
pleted and the country which they
open up develops.
Some of the Great Northern's
money Is being spent in Wenatchee
in the building of depot and 1t is
thought that fully $4,000 will be
spent here during the season.
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A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION.

According Washington dispatches President Taft not only
the earnings of corporations but of the
opinion all those who advocate honest methods corporations
realize the merits of this proposition if they will but give
And said believe Also that better
pouny could be afforded enact which
@ rounding Of the policies Of the last adminstra
rebound the credit of the republican party
The advocates Of this claim that
would compel filing by all corporations of statement showing
profits had been during the that falsifca
would be attended by heavy penes that
corporations being Of the state their existence could not be
necessity Of verifying the Of the state
filed would with the privilege of examining the books
federal officials The fact alone that the proposition
corporations would be sufficient to
all dsnesd persons but the further consideration that
President Tas proposition will added interest in
but in those OF all loyal
adherents Of the poicise of the last administration
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THIS DATE IN HISTORY-JUNE "a
1757-Battle OF Plassey, which
laid the foundation of the British
empire In India.
1780-In a skirmish at Spring.
field, N. j., the British were defeated
by the Americans under General
Greene.
1854-The Sioux war began.
1863-The Confederates entered
Chambersburg, Pa, and compelled
the Union troops to fall back.
1886-Members OF the Orleans
and Bonaparte families expelled from
France.
1892-Democrati convention a
for president.
Chicago nominated Grover Cleveland
1897-Great naval review at Ports
mouth, England. in celebration Of
queens jubilee.
1908-The United States severed
diplomatic relations with Venezuela
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-23
CALL FOR BIDS.

Notice is hereby given that the
board of directors of Bridgeport
School district No. 43 will receive
bids for the construction Of a school
building. Plans and specifications
may be obtained at the Office of Phoe-
nix & Ingham, Bridgeport, Washing
ton. Bids must be filed with the
clerk of the board on or before 10
a. m, July z, 1909, and be accom-
panied by a certified check payable
to the president of the board for 10
per cent of amount of bid. The con-
tractors will be required to give
surety bonds in full amount of con-
tract. The board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
By order of the board of directors.
C. M. PHOENIX,
Clerk.
Bridgeport, Wash, June, 1909.
ssss-24
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THIS is MY list BIRTHDAY
John b. Osborne.

JOIN y. OSDOFnc.
John Ball Osborne, chief of the bu-
reau of trade relations of the depart
ment of state at Washington, was
born at Wilkes-Barre, Pa, and re-
ceived his education at Yale univer-
sity. From 1889 to 1894 he served
as United States consul at Client, re-
signing in the latter year to study
law. Fer several years thereafter he
was engaged in the study and prac-
tice Of law in Philadelphia, serving
at the same time as joint secretary
of the reciprocity commission. His
writings on economic topics attracted
the favorable notice of officials of the
state department and in 1905 Mr.. Os-
borne was appointed to the important
position of chief OF the bureau of
trade relations.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-23
For . Sprained Ankle.

AS usually treated. sprained an.
kle will disable the injured person
for a month or more, but by apply.
ing Chamberlain's Liniment and OBJ.
serving the directions with each bot.
tie faithfully, a cure may be effected
in many cases in less than one weeks
time. This liniment is a most re-
markable preparation. Try 1t for q
sprain or bruise, or when laid ur
with chronic or muscular rheuma.
tism, AMI you are certain to be de-
lighted with the prompt relief which
it affords. For sale by all dealers.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-23
UNION AND PROSPERITY.

That steadily made the Wnatchee and Upper
Columbia valleys indicated the publication of calls for bids
for the construction of shoohouses and other buildings Bids have
asked for recently from Pshasn Cashmere Ena Bridgeport
localities added the installing of pumping
plants the construction of irrigation systems the clearing of land
the of orchards the it evident that
Washington making steady and substantial growth
The public Improvements of construction Wenachee
tendency visitors who here this
favorab What needed make the best of opportun
ties induce visitors this section Of the state and for
what advantages and opportunities awaiting the
Re all the Of the county would unite with the CONNER
% club Of Wenatchee its efforts to advertise the region at the A.
Up exposition they would profit by the act Individual effort will
accomplish the results that united efforts will joining OF
forces will do much aay local jeaous These petty jeaouses
foundation fact and simply the result of tendency
work individually instead Of untedy Cooperation the word
which clearly the industrial tendency Of the present
agr
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o. ]. Mcclure, Seattle.
Frank Parrish, Seattle.
F. H. Higgins. San Francisco.
F. ]. Goalway. Ohio.
A. Kellett, Columbia River.
F. L. Cloub, Spokane.
I. w. Ceilings, Seattle.
l.. M. Roth.
]. M. Soxs.
E. Eweison, San Francisco.
J. L. Corb, Everett.
Henry Lands, Seattle.
F.. H. Simthson, California.
c. H. Driscold, Seattle.
w. G. Smith, Tacoma.
Chas. Foster, Cashmere.
Clarence Miller, Cashmere.
c. c. Proctor, Great Falls, Mont
Harlan Smith, New Yo ,krN..Y
Harlan Smith, New York.
Will S. Taylor.
Ray Beyers, Seattle.
P. Colman, San Francisco.
A. L. Smith & Son, Seattle.
J. R. Hitler, Seattle.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-23
To Hold Ten Days. Revivd.

Commencing Saturday. June 1e,
the Salvation Army will conduct q
ten days special meeting. The pas
tors Of the several churches of the
city will speak on special evenings
during the series Of meetings. Quite
a song service will be rendered on
each night. Special singers will also
give their services. Capt. and Mrs.
Egan. the officers in charge, are do
ing all tey can to make these series
of meetings beneficial to all.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-23
No Need Of Suffering from Rheums

No Need Of Suffering from Rheuma-
tism.
It Is a mistake to allow anyone to
suffer from rheumatism. as the pain
can always be relieved, ana In most
cases a cure effected by applying
Chamberlain Liniment. The relief
from pain which 1t affords Is alone
worth many times its cost. It makes
sleep and rest possible. Even in cases
of long standing this Imminent should
be used on account Of tho relief which
it affords. Do not be discouraged
until you have given 1t q trial. For
sale by all dealers.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-23
Chewawa Arrivals.

w. G. Williamson, Spokane.
G.. E. Gray, Entiat.
Guy D. Burrill, Cashmere.
J. L. Sullivan, city.
III. D. Henris, Spokane.
l.. J. Phebus, Seattle.
VIM. Rice, Cashmere.
Alan Murray, Seattle.
G.. X. Hart, Iowa.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-23
FrantZ-ThOnsaS.

Gus Frantz, a barber formerly of
this city, and Mrs. Sena Thomas, OF
Hampton, Neb., were united In mar
riage on last Wednesday at York, a
neighboring town to Hampton. They
will make their home at the latter
place, where Mr.. Frantz Is in the
barbering business.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-23
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Plans and specifications for the
new bank building to be constructed
at Cashmere may be seen at the Col
umbia Valley bank. Bidders are in
vited to inspect them. zee
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-23
River Up Again.

Measurements taken from the Col
umbia river this morning showed
that it Is up again after the small
fall of yesterday. It now measures
1877 feet.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-23

Attend the concert given by the
Methodist choir at the church to-
night. zee
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-23

Miss Kathryn Ewing left on to-
days train for Elmira, Wash, where
she expects to make her future home.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-23

Agent Easy Running Racycle; also
best bicycle tires. J. j. Eyer, 49,
N Mission st. go
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-23

Free concert-ice cream at the M.
e. church tonight. $50
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-06-23

Harry Manchester, formerly of
Wenatchee. but now Of Spokane, Is
here on business.