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The Washington herald., 1909-03-31
HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-BRIGHT ACTIVE BOYS, Is YEARS
Of age. for floor service. bundle wrapping &c.
Apply 70 SUPERINTENDENT. Woodward &
Lothrcp. 90
WANTED-BOYs TO SELL NEWSPAPERS.
Call 4ls Seward square str
WANTED-SIX BOYS TO SELL THE WASH
ington Herald who play baseball. 20 Join the
newsboys' ball team; also 3 b0ys % sell special
Saturday and Sunday only Apply c. J. JONES.
20 p. m. Herald once. str
The Washington herald., 1909-03-31
SPECIAL OFFERINGS
OF REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
HOUSES.
DESIRABLE
DWELLINGS N
NORTHEAST WASHINGTON.

Brick house; rents FOR $3.50 pcr month: price
Sl.45o; has rOcms and bath; LafrObe heaters~ult-
of-toHn ONufr Tcry anxious 10 sell.
SSe-FiTe-room frame dwellhsg; aow rented At
$50 per month; water and sewer; trust q SEQ. at
Der cent.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-31

WANTED-sEFTIED WHITE WOMAN TO
cook in boarding house: references. 9s tn st.
sw %
WANTED - WAIST AND SKIRT DIAPERS.
also good hnishsrs and helpers; long season SIS
18th NV @
The Washington herald., 1909-03-31
PHOTOGRAPHY.
DENTISTRY.

NOT TOO HIGH NOT TOO CHEAP
REASONABLE PRICES.
Plates. s.; al crowns and bridgework IN.
gold, s.; gold hllinss. g and I'D: amalgam
tsilTerl filings. s. Work guaranteed Gas
administered
Dr. G. ". cox. s45 Pc. ave. nv.
75,tu.w. SO
The Washington herald., 1909-03-31
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.
FURNIsHED OR UNFURNIsHE

las BELMONT ST. NW--FURNIsHED OR UN
furnished rooms. with or without board; singl
or en- suitc; telephcne service free. 50
The Washington herald., 1909-03-31

An n &. cars ~ Street 20 vhHs Hoass stAsoa-
Tcket cHlce a. 18th and y y avs. northwest ard
e Whitr Fouss Station. 18th sd Fl stA- NORTH
EASL Taeuhone n rs ard Lsnc- "a
The Washington herald., 1909-03-31
HAIR GOODS.

Z LUTHER
eeS 18th 81. NV.
European and American styles in bair dreSsane.
scientific scalp treatment and shampoosng: marcel
waving and hair coloring; hair goods. wigs. &c to
order lag
The Washington herald., 1909-03-31
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

YOUNG MAN. CLERICAL EXPERIENCE. WITH
small amount o. cash 10 invest. desires position;
references gwen Box l54 Herald ONCE
The Washington herald., 1909-03-31

FANCY PIGEONS. CHICKENS, SINGING CA
naries. dogs, cats, plant food. seeds bulbs. sold
6sh and aqusriums; taxidermy in all its branches
sCHNfID's BIRD STORE. 10 I9h 81. NV
uhZpn
The Washington herald., 1909-03-31
MOVING, PACKING & SToRMG.

COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO. NOW LOCATED
At 90 New York ave; large padded vans, s. load:
EhcrSe wagon. = load mhI7-eoc Il
WHY PAY MOREf WE STORE FOR SO A
load. UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., Es4sl
AZ 10Th ST. nv. Phone Main 42e T5.
FURNITURE, BAGGAGE. PIANOS. sc, MOVED
with care; packing and shipping a speciality
kRlEG'S EXPRESS. E2l 81 NV. Phone Main
00. ssg-
FIREPROOF STORAGE.
separ1te locked rooms. 200 ger month %.
Estimates furnished
MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE Co,
S9S2 81 An. Sr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-08
Scclcute iucrocn nnrnbig.

Rem Dorf, Z. Ic5. lleber
1900 Seeleute mno Nrbeiter, Die nit
Der Sbiiiobrt 5lt tblln babcn, Der.
inmmclten it'd gcitern glbeno aif Der
rsSarnt" gcgeniiber Dem Eier Der
@bitc Star . Clinic" nm SllBc Der
&seit 10. Strobe, IND 5o9en bon BORT
inter Den alGngcn Der Wurieillaiie
oilrd) Die If. StroBe uady Scr 4. Ipc.
l!ue mo oum nod .Gopper llnion,"
no iic bcn 0roben Sual id,nel fill
ten. SuS Wtpttp, Dos lie IN QroBen
Fuditobeu blrd) Die StroBen iiibr.
ten CAB iiber bcn 3,ucd Der Demon.
itrntiom Iusfinit; IS lnlltete: r2ins
coin beireite Die cgeriflapen; lGBt bas
Inlf Die Sflupen Der Gee bcireien!"
Die @erianmnllnla fomo unltcr bclt
NuipiSien Der international ecu.
mems llnion Of Amerro," ocren Dc.
lcgotcn sur 3cit i'm n@iliep Souie"
toaen, itott. Nnbrem Sllriiietb, Der
&rGii6ent Der llnion, fiibrtc Den Gor:
iit mnb Gam @ompers, ErGlioent De-
federation Of 2abor," mar Der
b%ouptiGd)lid)e Hconer. IS murbel
mcbrere pon 8ontpers porgcihlo9ene
Gclohntionen olgcnpnlmen, Die iid)
alli Die Nbidaiiung Der Stlouerci i'm
SeemanmSltanoe be3icben. Gum
Sd)luiie erariif nod)mals E%rdiioent
tYiiruictb ooS @ort rulb bc5cibncte
Die firblihen Stellcnpcrmittelunes.
GnreaIr iiir Secleute in New.Dorf
iiir ebeniolde SeeIenpcrfduier wis
Gle notoriiben Gigentbiimer Der Soft.
hGllier fiir Seelette.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-08

n6hiten Gpngreb gefdbroet tperpen
ioute. Glue er bas nidt, 10 tperbe
feine bon ibm fdbgegebene Grfldrung,
oab CT nibt pieoer cunbioiren tuollc,
bel Den @dblern uls elanbbaft gee
ten. gs miro gleif5eitig periidert,
baB bel Ser borgenommenen gnquete
ermittelt porber lei, Die Cannon.
feinolid)e Stimmung beidrdnfe lid,
nidt auf oieicn, ionbern babe iid)
altd ulli Den BrGiiOenten Gait iiber-
traaerL ieit bieier es fir ribitg erad)-
tet babe, fir Cannon ein5ntretclt.
Die reprlblifaniiben @abler oeS Wc'
items ihcinen iih eben aui ben alt
bi6IiIhen Stanopullft 81 itellen:
o9er nidt fir mid it, lit mibcr
MIDI"
@egcnSanbcl nj IN / Ben
SfIabclt".
ReprGientunt SomleS ". Wtann aus
Chicago bradte I'M Sauic cine Dill
oegen Sen iogenanlten Sanocl nit
vluciben Sflapen" elm, ipelte Oraiti-
Idle Yeitimmungen entbdlt. 9anad,
iolI, iper cine Srou 'ooer ein Wdod)en
5uinat, pcranlabt, babel unteritiibt
ODER perIodt, 5,t unmoroliiten 3ipc.
den lid aus eilcnl 9ltnoesitaut nodJ
Dem on6eren 81 begeben, init 8clo'
bulge bis 81 $4,000 ooer nit Sait bis
81 3 Sobren beitraft iperocn. Stebt
has Spfcr i'm Sitter inter Is Sobrcn
10 iilo Die Strafen 81 p%erooppeln.
Gle 9ia lit aId) borouf berefnet,
bas internationole Mbfonlmen be5llg-
lid beS .Sanoels NIT iueiBeu Sfla'
pen" pom Sabre 1908 5ur GltrdJIilbs
riilg 81 bringen, inoem lie ben @lll-
ipanberungS 9onmiI'dr perprllbtet.
Conformation iiber Srallen, iueld)e 81
inlmoraliiben 3pefen nod Den Der.
Staoten importirt peroen, 81 lan1'
meln uno 5riummeu 81 tragen nnb
Die Snbober unIittliher Sdllier oa3ll
on5lbolten, oab lie ibm Namen, Na-
tionoIitGt unb ionitige Eerionalien
bon ousl1nbiiben Sliaiiinnen angc.
ben, meIde nod nift polle BRET Sabre
I'M 9onoe iinb. 9te Strofe fir Die
8erIesung bieier 8eitimmlttg miro
aui @eIbbuBe i'm 9etrage bon $1,000
ooer Sait boz, 5tpei Sabren normirt.
@enn Seobp 5nriidfcbrt.
Bonn Gr-Braiioenten HooIepelt lit
bier Die Wittbeiluna cingetroifen, onb
err linb iein Sobn 8ermit iid) oes be.
item @oblbefinoens unb Der belten
Stimmung erfreuen ,ulo geoenfen,
i'm SUM fiinitigen Sabres III Der
Seimotb mieber eir5ittreifer. Seine
8ottin miro Inianes Sebrltar Dol!
hier abreiien, I'M Mitte Mdr5 NIT
Dem Gr-ErGlibenten ltno ibrem Sobn
IN Gbortlim am Nil I'M egpptilhen
Suoon suiammen 81 t%reffen, unb &C.
nleinihoftlid miro Oonn cine Gli"
ropo.Neiie internommcn, oif iucld)cr
Serr Hooiepelt Reoen IN 9erliiL 30.
ris uuo 2onbon balten mo idlieG"
lid anIangs sunni Die &iidrcilc nad)
Rem.Dorf ontreten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-08
Mmf 1cincm YuEen ciugcIdlafen.

Clinton, Gonn., 7. Oe,. = Mui
Ger 6abrt nod Nem.0orf lit ein Yai-
iaaier . G~rprcB5ue Der rMem : Dorf,
Mem.Sapcn Il Sartfuro.9 ubn" bier
bolo nod Mitternad)t nit einenl
@iiter5uge 5uiammcngeitoBen. Wt;t
Nusnabme oes Eaiiagiers g. q.
Mbittafer aus BEDFORD, Moli., miir-
be Niemnno ernitlib perlett. Gie So
frmotipe oes grpreB3uges nnb iedS
Giiterpogaons purben o,irdy ben gu.
i%ammenitob aus Dem @eleiie geid)leu'
bert. Der 2ofomotiniiibrer bes CT.
rreb5uses, fpelder ieit AS Stunoeii
li,unterbrod)en i'm Sienit mar, io!l
oen 3uiarmnenitob baourd peritul-
Oct baben, oab er fir flr5e 3eit ein.
9cidlafen mar nnb ben 3re nit III.
leimlider 8eidpinbigfeit %oabiniau.
ici; lie6. s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-08

Sobn .Sdalbert pcripunoete &C.
itern in Buffalo, Ny, Die 1S-iab.
rige Gmma Sonben, in pelbe CT per-
liebt NOR, burh eirlen ShuB mo
jagte iit boitn iclbit aruei augcIn IN
Den aopi. geioe leben nod, iinb ie-
bod %beipnBtios unb f0nnen, luie Die
Ner5tc iugell, nidt geneielt. Sdoll-
bert bot cine 5roil ltno 5luei ainoer.
Sn 6olge bes ShIieBcns Der
meiiten slntbracit: aoblensruben in
rer ,@cgeno bon SbomofilL 80, limo
1000 gHiniier mo &noben beid1fti-
glrpggIqb genoroen. Tie Sdliebung
mltBte ruegcn @aiiermanaels unb
nidlt geniigenber 9ln5abl BON &oblen.
paggofs borgenommen merben.
An bebt 81 Union Gitp, Gent,
gcihbrfeh Fro5eiic eceen bie Noft-
reiter Garrett Sobnion uno artbir
Glom megeft g%rmorOung bes Gapi.
tins Nilentin Honfin muroe g~eltern
Die 3iiiammeniebrng Der S,,rp boil
eroet uno ,bus 3etacnperbor JOLT
Geltc begittneh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-08
WorSIaub ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
@eitern Marplans. G;ienbahn.
8eetnnenb am 90. Geptember.
WprI6f,f Stnen,N0E~kOf.

Beetnftenb am 90. September.
Yerldbt S~tnensgat-sof: N
SGBttd:-
40 USorgeua-Smren3ug. &ueey6tplpn, ar. +
". He,,' Babnesbores 9b1rnberSbur3 .nno,
anS9eloumet Scnrtass. f8aaec6 unb Gum
1857 wssssrs.ns-mehIiider lersiss, gefmintsr.
riitsbura- anseencnlrneil eonntaes), Wapnes'
borc. Gtdrnber4 81 uras SagerStcf1nt 3oaeod.
Cumberland, glfirs &Nuffet .ptferbaticrS'
Wagacfis), 9ie Gnnftafion bietes SneeS On,
Scrnteg ~ &uesrStspn
az linton MadS% risSsa Accommodation 'eS
+4I5 gaamittaas -. sdpersue. 9austtnie.
SneerStofon, &atcod, Sbipptneture unb,
ausgenornmer Sonnfaes, 5reoeri6 iiNb 9uis
rnitsbnrg .(VarIors1dagon).
9dglid, ansaenpnmen. eUuurae.
100 Nsorseiis - gorf. y. nno s. Tttb. unb
7.5o Morsens-aYommobation nae, 1burmont.
2.45 gia4mittaestGrpreb mad Gubbrcol @Ipns
bon. gorf, Sanooer, SettpSbuuo unb q. &
Sdncber, GETTYSBURG iinb 3. ntb g., BIB.
$50 Madrntttags-Iffom. NOD Sqnoter.
G.15 abenos-@iion,. mad, Triton Srtbee.
w eamtass. ~
11.30 WbenoS-Mffcnt. nod Union Hribge.
@Mr Grnutn9&. ~. &-1J
e.45 @~oraens-aitom. mad 1tniou. sribss unb
= Salt mot am WennfoIrania.2be ,gabnbof an.
g. yaubestfon, gicesBrdf.. u. @ey. s0sf&dfSt.
r.. W. $sisea. 0en. FaifqdisrsAnent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-08

HGTe aar 9eiie iu,s Aaslattb BE.
iurst 6. @aine, Nr. Ala, ,EFgaIti.
uaoreitrake naBe Gaitp,a Ssnie Sbs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-08
SEPT birh geipart.
guSset fir 1911 aim iiber bunSert
&Iipnen beiduitten.

@eniaer 8eIo fir Tesierumgsballten,
armee, SIotte, goit nno Genius.
-9oranidIase fir Banumotanal
basegen erbobt. - Sniursenten'
fiibrcr conferiren.-Tann's @or'
idIag 5ur llnteroriidun9 oes
Sanoels nit tpeiben Sflapen. -
RooiepeIt's Riidfebr i'm fomlnell'
So, N,,r; ~onten,elHpt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-08
galtimor. GouSaasi.
ts!Its pnb ysnssrIaltss Hai.e!nts:y

(Mlte unb 1uterI6fft9e Dnts&tnte. ]
Die Versintete Gtactens4oft be~fbfDfnb.s y
1sssiss .8is!!Ss." yYstretsfss M .suSea.a.
g,snaMssahs son BEN saaS Cine; AtsrS. 81; I'D
o.S0. 0benbB btreff ne@ Oh Hoirt Comfort
ssorteIi rns p~ortsmcntb: ga. 80.
Sn SIe Soint Mnfdlub anss&ss.A 14DNe
an .gtreln:a Gapieottcn Gq.! ItS4ies
ICY MIj3LaB n rst!antie Geaifs 1sal goe1k
en- SqsM:. sSIrginta Sabn' sMS ..oIS ~
ntcm Sampler Co. mad gelpbesn.. re,
@aipirston, R.'G., Ht1ulsnb, iBa.. nah .assc
Wsabreitsn mad euroSdHaem alas.. Hisis
9ampfel baben Iuznrtaie .aaiAten, bs!bs ulb
sa!ts Sab. ossr seIs1Pai!sr.sdSes s!sttstIas
isst: asbin.n 75e. 100. 4i;b9 1900 yrs
SSiIsi,shr.alr iO5 6ii'sa!tiusOssssstsaSs &c
adliiresrs; UNI. Ga!ssst.s tsats. gentt1sntda
ieHttearapbeH:epf em dsSstffdttet
Sr6NSsnf =. 6sn.sVsanaser. Osn..Sa6,a6 6ssi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-08
Saabppfcr in dim.

GIepeIamo, g., 7. Ge5.-@Gb.
reilo Der orei @ofen Der S~asbiaiicn,
luclde ON Samitag abenb 5n gnoc
aina, iino i'm Staate Ohio 10 Ser.
ionen setootet iuno 81 perlest nor.
Ten, barunter 6 lebenssefabrlid). Bon
Ger @erlesteli iinb aud peridieoene
auf 2ebens5eit 3i ariippeln geipor.
ben, inoem iie @lieomnBen perloren
ober Die Seefrait ein6iiBfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-08
SAINT frGberc CroensfGn6treien.

Mani "a T.. Set 6. g 9ooIe
bon Sabano, Gllba bnt BON Ser Ybi.
lippiheit'& egirrmg oen' friibcren San
Sole 2anbbeiib Der MGnd)sorben I'M
lImfaftge Don $4,000 Ndern alf Der
Sniel Minboro 5lm Ereiie bon 367,-
600 Dollars fGltilid crmorbcn. Die
SGhoereien iperOen sum- 9lnbml bon
Suderrobr bienen, mo scr &dufer
bertritt, ,lnie nerlnutet, Die Sape-
mcpers ben Nep-Yorf. 9as @rmbs
itiif mar ,eiltftr eiu Sbeil Der Srocns.
lnnocreier, meld)c Die Ser. Staotcn.
Mcgierung bon ser tatboliiden airfe
oefauit bot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-08
SO dior G,h6ler's Sclbl it.
mOrO.

gufieben erregt oie annbe, ooBWas
jors3,9, &iioiaer bon Sholer ScIbit-
more beaiug, iusem sr lid eridob.
lteber Sie 8riinbc 0er Ibot lit Iid,tS
befonllt geluorSen. Sh6ler NOR De
SirtS SfiiSier bei'm% Snnbmcbr : @e-
5irf | Berlin mo itqns I'M %. Sc
beu3iahre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-08

iheinenoen Geographic Muoolf bon
g%ennigfen's, ibeIde BEN Siitprifer
Sndeh 5lltn @erfaiier bat. IadJ ben
m%itgetbeilten Troben bot man es
nit eiitem bDdit interelianten @erf
gu Thin iHs tpeldem bas 2eben uno
ysirfeR oes am Z. auguit 1902 ee-
ltorbeneH beoeutenben YorIamcnta.
riers ueroientermaBen eepiiroigt
utr6ifI5Y H.. .f
an, s. ~.r..,a @1
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-29
GROSS EARNINGS OF N. r

With only four months OF 'ne
fiscal year 1908 left, the Mortimer Il
Pacific has gross earnings OF $40
lo2. 3S4, which is 81, 8+5'4 49, De
hind the first eight mo nths III l9o''
according to the Wall Street jour
nal. Expenses have been cut III
this time s2,645,o59 50 that the
total net decrease has almost dlS.
appeared, amounting at the end OF
February to only sos 900
Against this favorite showing IS
an advance in taxes, which TOR inc
eight months amounted to $40
600. and loss i'll outside operat-
ing revenue Of $50, 900, making
the total difference in net operating
income before charges of $50, OO0
in favor Of last year.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-29

THERE is a constant growing
demand for Ellensburg and kitti-
taS valley real estate. This is a
significant fact for whenever there
comes an increased inquiry for
realty here, YOU can readily see
increased activity. 1t seems to us
that those who contemplate making
purchases in the city or valley,
would do well to not be too slow III
the matter. Five years ago the
best farm land adjoining the city
could be bought for SIS per acre.
That same land today will not be
touched for less than $3.50 to $500
per acre. Then again, business
lots at that time that could be pur-
chased for $500 to 500 and that
was considered a big price could
not be bought today for less than
81. 900 and considered bargains at
that price too. Take a trip over
the city. If YOU cannot get out
any other day get into an automo-
bile on Sunday and take in the city
proper, and you will actually be
surprised at the growth and evi-
dcncc OF prosperity. Fine resi-
denccs costing all the way from
s. 600 to $1,000 are fast suppressed
ing the shaCks. Don't lament the
fact that YOU did not buy few
years back but roll up your sleeves
get III and rustic and buy today
and double your money two year
later. 1t will be done and why not
by you'
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-29
Washington State News

y coast artillery company has been
formed at Tacoma.
Kent has let the contract for $500
eco gallon reservoir.
John Sandell, a pioneer OF Kitsap
county died Saturday
Frank Secsmbe was drowned in tie
Puyallup river Friday.
Kent has by a vote OF lj3 to , voted
to build a new schoolhouse.
The state had a cash balance OF 81,
b6l,6ll53 on hand April n.
Bandits blowed a safe in at Elbertou
saturday and secured $50 10 cash.
Veterans OF the Indian war Of $50.
- are to be pensioned by the state.
The sheep men Of Columbia county
anticipate heavy clip this spring.
Ground squirrels are destroying the
growing wheat in Columbia county.
y report from Hoquiam say the log
business of that section is demoralized.
Citizens of Bremerton have petition.
ed for free city mail service daily.
The state will collect So, O0o from
the Express companies Of the state this
year
y twelve story building is contracted
for in the city of Tacoma by Peter
Sandberg.
j. L. Simonson, editor Of the Valley
Home of Everson, died Monday Of
tuberculosis.
Arbella PETIT was killed on her
ranch near Kent, few days since by a
falling tree.
The Masonic order of North Yakima
are planning to build a temple to eos,
$4,000 this season.
The Port Gamble saw mill closed
down indefinitely last week for tho
first time in % years.
Since January |, 1909, lol nersors
nave been operated on for appendicitis
n the town OF Hoquiam.
The body of George Foster an ON
p'oye of the Redmaton service was
fond in Dumping Saturday.
Company NJ, Washington N,tiona,
u 'ard at Bellingham, is to be reorgan.
i1ed into a coast artillery company.
Hubart Shaw of North Yakim,
while rummaging through an Ola oash
register found checks valued sloo onn
Inc state purchased $40, 900 worth Of
school bonds at par with A. per con,
interest OF the Chehais school hoard
The Union Pacific railroad has .,
last secured entrance to Aberdeon
oy the purchase OF property on which
work on the Vulcan Iron Works bas
been under way.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-29
Object to Strong Medicines

Many people object to taking the
strong medicines usually prescribed by
physicians for rheumatism. There /,
no need of internal treatment ia any
case of muscularor chronic rheumatism
and more than nine out OF every ten
cases of the disease are of one or the
other of these varieties. When there
is no fever and little if any swelling,
YOU may know that it is only necessary
to apply Chamberlain Liniment freely
to get quick relief Try it. For sale
by owl Drug Store.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-29
KlTTlTAS COUNTY STATISTICS

Kittitas county hasa population Of
/ 1000
1t la, eight ro,totlice,, EllenoburS,
/ ClcNllm, l,oelyn, Thorp, Liberty,
RON, Gaiena, Joue'vlle, no postolir"
as ct having been established Il, Kit
titas.
II has ,iN weekly ncwspapeIs, The
Dawn, Capital, Locali1er, Miner and
Echo and one daily, Iocalizer.
/ 1t la, an area of 400 square miles
1t has more than 1000 mile, OF wagon
roa
/ | has three Incorporated cities, Ellens-
/ b lrg, population 1000: CleElum, popu-
lation 1000; Ro,lyn, population 1900,
/ all OF which are located on the North
era Ia cifc railroad, while EllensburS,
/ Thorp and CleElum are on the main
/ line OF the Chicago, Milwaukee and
/ Puget Sound road, both lines being
1 transcontimental roads.
II has one of the three normal schools
of the state, the building of which cost
/ about 100000.
1t ha, five banks. four state aud one
national. Bank of Ellensburg Farm
er, Bank and Washington National
all of Ellensburg, ClcElum State Bank
+ ard I;oslyn State Bank.
II has coal mines that produce 500.
eco annually.
1t produces = 900, 900 worth OF farm
products annually, hay, potatoes, etc
II produces surplus hay crop worth
$l,oo0,0O0
l. has five sawmils that cut 5000, 900
feet of lumber annually.
1t has a per capita wealth more than
$50.
1t has 1907 900 bearing fruit trees and
an average of $4,000 are being planted
annually.
1t has eight crea meries with an
average annual output OF ,j0,0 pounds
of butter.
|: has death rate of about seven tn
one thousand.
1t has three canal, that lrrigate 20,
00D acres out OF total of 25O,o acres
ia the famous Kittita, valley alone.
It, mining industry coal gives en-
plovment to 900 men whose monthly
pay roll i, more than $50 600, the an
nual output of the mines being more
than 30. 900 tons.
1t has a total value Of taxable prop
erty in the county amolntin5 70 So
600, 600
1t has on the tax rolls 1000 head of
horses; $1,000 head of cattle: 10000
head Of sheep; 5000 hogs; 5000 worth
of thoroughbred poultry.
1t has three rural mail routs, all out
of Elleusburg, serving a thousand peo'
Pile daily.
1t has ten rural telephone lines,
owned and operated by farmers.
1t has total acreage of farm land OF
604. 32l exclusive Of town lots, the valu-
alton Of which exceeds $1,000, 900.
IL has a total valuation OF town and
city lots including improvements OF
$1,000, 900.
It produce, from its mines, gold,
silver, lead, copper and iron.
1t has about - public school build
ing;, many of which are modern IN
structure and otherwise and about l21
teacheas are employed annually.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-29

The Grain Growers Warehouse
c mpany. which was organized at VIII
bur several weeks ago will soon en-
large its scope of work. The corpora
ton plans to construct large ware
house in Wilbur in time to store and
handle this years crop.
Headache comes from tired over-tax I'd
brain nerves DR. Miles Anti Pain Pills
relieve the pain and quiet the narvO
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-29

NGHsrAPERs are always found
working for every enterprise which
tends to up-liit or advance the COM
munitios in which they are publish
ed. They are more than willing to
continue their efforts, provided the
citizens largely interested do their
share and not attempt by iudilfcr-
encc to nullify the efforts Of the
press. There is 10 occupation
wherein more hard work is done
for the monetary return thcrefrom,
than in the newspaper business. 1t
is therefore but just and right that
all should do their part as fully as
do the newspapers.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-29

THE Railroad Commission OF
Olympia, through J. {. Lawrence,
one of its members, will pleas.
accept our thanks for a copy OF
the Railroad Commission Laws
1907, and also copy of the Find
ing of Facts" by the Railroad Com
mission, relative to the valuation of
Railroad, III the state of Washing
ton. The books are invaluable to
the Publisher and are certainly APP
prcciat- and we expect to make
good lis OF them in the future.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-06-17

teacher of the Lidgerwood city
schools is at home with her
parents in this city.
The Wahpeton Fire Compan-
les were in Devils Lake this
week attending the State Fire
mans Association.
Miss Thea Forness of Colfax
spent Saturday and Sunday in
town visiting Deputy Superin-
tendent, Miss Crofoot.
A. Hodel left yesterday for
Finley, where he is engaged in
business, after spending week
in town with his family.
Albert Viets and Tillie Hau-
gen both of Lidgerwood were
married at the Congregational
Parsonage on the 10th.
Prof. Broen will preach in
Zion Norwegian Lutheran
Church next Sunday forenoon
and evening. Everybody well
come.
Several Of the Sargent Coun-
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-06-17
LOCAL NOTES

U. S. Marshall Shea was seen
on our streets Saturday.
Vim. Hurley Jr., has sold the
Forman Independent to a man
from Cakes.
A Sargent County blind pig
case was on before Judge Ten
pleton Monday.
DR.. Kaufman is located at
Crete, N. D., where he is prac-
ticing medicine.
DR.. Ness will leave Wahpeton
about July 1st and will be gone
all the month of July.
County Auditor Irving of
Sargent County was in town
the fore part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. San Christian
son and Miss Ellen Swenson
went to Grand Forks Wednes-
day.
Miss Mary Chezik, primary