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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-01-01
News In Brief

"A movement has been inauguratcd
to mark the exact spot on the North
Point road below Baltimore, WHERE
General Ross was killed by Wells and
McComas during the battle OF B It'll
more, in 1914 The old Kell house
near Orangeville, was headquarters fer
the British general 1t was the home
of Lieutenant Thomas Kell, of the
! Light Dragons, who was the grand
father OF Mr.. Samuel w. Bradford, the
cashier OF the Bel Air Savings Bank, a
son OF Hon. Augustus w. Bradford,
the "War Governor" OF Maryland.
Hartford county figured extensively lit
the war Of rSI2-ISI4, the names of Col.
John Street, and Captain John A.
Webster being prominently mentioned
in the history of those times.
Farmers Week at Delaware CO..
lege will be observed on January 3 to
9, inclusive The leading features OF
the week will be as follows: Lectures
and informal conferences on sweet and
white potato growing, soil fertility,
wheat and legumes, apples and grapes
and live stock for Delaware One day
of the week will be devoted to a con
ference on country life. A number of
specialists are to be engaged for the
week, and no effort will be spared to
increase the earning capacity of the
Farms on the Delaawre and Chesapeake
sAeninsula The advantages OF the
Aak are free. Further informaton
be chcerfully furnished by Prof.
Inward Dean of Department of Ag
= Aure, Newark, Del.
: Ne Notice to Mariners has the
avg changes OF local buoys:
x AXE Bay-Main channel from
hAtoint to Turkey Point-Worton
hoal Buoy, 2, I'd class num-
lyo spar, for the winter, No
goth. Chesapeake Bay-North
ts.Y by Pooles Island, to Worton
winter buoyage-Pooles Island
.ls.-sS Gas Buov No. l, replaced by a
spar, November goth. Shark Shoal
Buoy, 2, 2d-class nun, replaced by a
spar, November goth. Pooles Island
Entrance Buoy, 3, 2d-claSs can, replaced
by spar, November 10th.
The family OF Harry Draper living
near the Welsh Tract Baptist Church.
in the Iron Hill section. were awaken
ed, one night last week, by suifocat:ng
smoke. Mr.. Draper went down stairs
and the other inmates got down by
b way OF the porch roof Sparks from
an open fireplace had started blaze.
which was controlled with difficulty
The property is owned by ]. w Sud
dard.
*Everybody's fricnd-Dr. Thomas
Eclectric Oil. Cures toothache, ear
ache. sore throat Heals cuts. bruises
Scalds Stops any pain.
"A large number of our local cx-
changes appeared last week in COR
geous covcrs-and the little folks were
doubtless delighted accordingly.
stitching, torturing skin eruptions.
disilgurc, annoy, drive one wild Doans
Ointment BRINGS quick relief and last
ing cures, Fifty cents at any drug
store.
The EaSton National Bank had it
self beautifully and artistically deco
I. rated for Christwas, with cedar, holy
4sSA'Ss lsa >>-)1f5c,~ -.
! - X a f.o ht-.- n1pnI' 1a
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-01-01

Deposits are the likelihood of bank,
it is the people who furnish this likelihood.
We take the liberty to ask your continu-
ed support and cooperation along these
lines; we will appreciate your account
be it much or little; we feel that this
bank has fully demonstrated to its pa
irons and the public generally its ability
to meet all requirements.
The official figures show the amount
of $763 900 90 as paid in dividends to its
stockholders since its organization as a
National Bank.
r. V. STOcKHAM, l.. WHITE,
President Cashier.
r. c. BOND, Jr. Asst. Cashier.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-09-02

& E1s lady .l11el Ha aaa l,5sre-
-l cry Hs handed -ae book CD
er 1nel at Ehs PAGE t Ea.ea was
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The daily Alaskan., 1910-09-02

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% s. Lall otacs tuscan Alaska
tasasz 10. lsIl
NOTICE IS hEEEEI -,EaN l-A
"a pursuance ll CAS- Ats Of Congress
approved llg s4. ls-e Nav
Ig4. lst- Joaa b. Hua a lea4I
~ l.m5e,l zal James N.lNsS-lr
Lewis b. sla1stgEeEa ANA Aa-l-rle
u Abrams All -slaeas "a ,as .4.---
s-alls, aaa made agHass-ga seg a
gaga4l ~ GAO -u,ag Jes p-a-sg a4-
as sa4.4 ll3a.-s O. .a seasl aa4
sgg &C. Ia all.A. s..a4-s Ia laa FyEy4-
asls Alalaa u-s-..- a -aa la-aa
Land laIHs a .la pz-..- e. Aes
s8. ANA llEe particularly Described
aa llLass-
H4lls a. Cos So B lacks lv4
gaeeg glsl ssh 4 ground. .--a-
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Chance R-411Es. s4Efzga no CSC. 4a-
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sur. ESQ. $3.50 IT. CD luE Nl- .----
The daily Alaskan., 1910-09-02
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s.-.-
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The daily Alaskan., 1910-09-02

Come To or Phcze 0rlers for G-6so-
RYE ana VA Blaz Beer 5eEVsE=5 %
F1gr hone 81 Tas Mascot
The daily Alaskan., 1910-09-02

r yo1 30zs saAsFs Z. AK E2ez
80 kn0Es. And yOG WI I'D Nh -
As Bead q Er&1A
The daily Alaskan., 1910-09-02

TgeE "a taare flz sas sane az
zas Boasd Of TradA
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05
MINES AND M0HS|R
MAKE H|LLSB0R0
PROSPEROUS
OLD TIMER WRITES
IMPRESSIONS Of IOWV
Pioneer Prosperity Has Collec
ton Of Cats That Holds the
Record, Notes Of Sierra
County Town
az, \. n ninon1

ul!sssru. y. NJ. AIurch s beau-
tiFully located ia the mounuin foot
,.pi~ ~ 4 fork 81 the gip percha
yftfleharo surrounded hy iiH fleH
eesninp fields AMI tHa center q lh'
So Naxl1u mohair industry ts Nlt'
81 ihe most Interesting towns ~
southern New MNxicos Leaving ft.N
,,t,a tie county seat IS reached aitei
thirty miie ride. There - a suya
,aad 40 tho WAY from lai0hlts' w
faate fhe tfarrirr CROSSES iht We
draw OF the Arroyo Sece anu
Auimag river near It's mouth ~ thN
1in rrarde Both these streams ure
any az the mouth except ~ the nvvu
season ~ july and August 90 @hlth
ssaeap an Immense volume 81 Nttti
rusNee down the streams. ihih Mittit
ss,p.ther wGfh that which umc down
s,c percha gives the farmers around
Garfield water 4nr irrigation when lht
Ffa grande may De dry Hs iAF ~ W
Rettn. on his Hccogrf a hfEe e'A..
tlement OF natives itas grown az q
41,srs a~us,.afs 10 Sc more water
yunnlng through Hiilshurn available
for irrigation than In 70 ether tn%l1
Is the sierra cadnty mountains .
llw trees which thr early settlers Mtfe
thaughffnl enough a. pAnt mus
Hnlehoru Il bcauflfntafitle city HiilA-
b0ro. settled thirty years age ~ ING
largest town in Sierra county. u y
hlest with a good court house ana
SAN. II good repair and full4 ane-
,uatr to the demand. IL has the laF~
rfrt and most substantial business
embellishments IN thN county. lnelNN-
ing strong bank which does a iAfee
business. Coming w the creek from
ths palomMs roatl one passes IN" az
felfa farms. including b large eht
anne1 by j g.. Nicpherron VINO atsV
hax + number - stands pt bees.
Home grown alfalfa ana honey are
thax available for the people q tht
taWu. There are good ranches
around Hillsboro IN an directions
FatlV ISa.n0G pounds ~ mohAlf ~
now raised around G34iisb"fo, bfihKlie
Ia the market from thifts Go thirtN-
III. cents d pound. Meeting AndN
Kelly. the pioneer post trader ~ e''
fHiientc. during the raid Of Nieloit"'
ths Apache chief, and q veteran ~ Inv
civil var we are directed 20 the cor
RAN 90 Nr Teufer, an cid pioneer
p-rospectof ~ tho Back range I"afer
i 40 old NireiniAn of the Shsfen-
sl8an valley and e&me tN New NtNitn
far his heaithts s4Na FHmN ffiftF
wears ago. He uvfd 80 as osiris ~,
40 HermaSa. AMI ram NF tt'i
There for 4 number II
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05
sAT SlOilN Viii NNiNi
NATURE iIktIt~ sNfI,

Nr Teafer hess the 4e tes4 etiics
Hon uF cats in New astc9 leattf
NOW has. "a told. NIT 20 ests Mnttit
eDats hin. tfifY itteen dnis3fH {
month 10 1881 ntaln Ih4 proud pN
SAWS hoWeeer. that tho eats NFH inc
hast lnr mcit Die eNar made
Tpafsr has onr cat which ic eatls
Geronimo. a. ealied from the ynsfm-
blacc ST his disposition te that oi the
famous Aparna rhivf. y bfs Ani-
mat vhieh Is af the Thomas variety,
IA three fourth lynx. Geronimo. Tea
ffr aeppsps. has a record Wt kililhN
500 ra~ttiesnHkgs end goo rats Ml
Tohfer wpuid probably snoN tAt iat-
tlfy 10 ~sufsiantinte this story hu Ter
,ne tact that Geronimo buried them.
Nl4ltars are warmed NOT 20 plare thelr
hands nu Geronimo as tie results utt
uftsn serious when amy familiarity ia
sssAyti Geronimo BIAS n sistes, Mana
Il ring tailed half bob car. Who like
hsr brother b. dangerous Go fool with.
II N said son citn tell q g cat pr
cause Il does not puir whan you stroke
81. 8ut the writer did not ATTEMPT g.
test the truth cf this theory.
T-ne other eats nre mostly ms
common. af esrdth huusc variety
4 faw with miNtare of itnN hlaod.
sNyhNn nrH came fa htNsUurp
sand Mr. TeTlfr "tNc 0it rton" cor
ran ANA Stone buildings Mtre inli ul
fattisrs. RATS Hud minc and ilc lht'
ter often ruined hundreds of dnllat'
wufth Uf harNeF4 4a g sine4r hisHt
since ffut faa tafs uu tueH lf"l
tNst have cieaued uui thr who'll
works and reNndrd up ail tite rodtnt
AND reptiles tn the neishhofuona
Geraulnu Won't est q tatilrsuak'
nearer tsan within six in'ft~ nt th'
neck ana throws away tlr remain
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05

srat ,hls wauii not affect lts pros-
perltg N has infNhaustibir re-
suullss. u.s. t1erc are unlimited min-
tfAl riches set lxluG UndeNriopcd
Within 81 stone throw ct the court
house ID has 500 che desirable adj
wants ats fur e SaHitariam site and
Nil 81 dat D. a. great health resort.
The ptfis mountain water hat comes
The Fcrchn from the mountains
- uneNrefird anywhere 800 uht south
veet lur drinking purposes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05

brother. Charles Sehober. in the cree
ton OF a two story concrete store on
the Tot adjoining their bakery. They
have machinery and material Tor
making blocks on the ground n
work will begin at once. They viii al
so add a second story 10 the building
occupied by the bakery 10 ee used as
olfices.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05
onl, onc .BHoNo oUININrs

ghat is LAXATIVE BRoMo oUIN.
I'VE Look FOR the signature o. +
". GROVE. Used the world owe 60
cure "a Cold Ia one Day z5c.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05

Nhs Fashion Cafe VIII serve turkey
dinner. 80 cents. sunday can yuu
conk it "a home ler that
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05

Have o. ann rnius Ia America
oniy ths FFandstands ou cur ahau-
Iauei fatf tracks -knnsas cts
journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05
PEXPERTS REPORT ON CLAIMS OF Ell PORVEMR COPPER MINING COMPANY.
PROPERTIES IN SAN MIGUEL COUNTY, NEW MEXICO

The lowing man ahdw Mr. n@l Nc Beh Mho mining aa @Aep m@d heH P%@MCm INNINGS m
TIL m%ama consist dmn dmsw which located mH mmsP@km San Miguel County some seventeen niles" h@adL@v Vegas m
which point are mMdB AN excellent wagon road The @th0wnha and emmwe@ h@a increasingly mewh dpw
ddn ideal conditions Mhm economical Gmd e properties Iee%h
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05
e2.1s

ONE or my tests run higher han hoses given above but the above certificates gma fairly good average Of
le ore mn showed at that time but the umsa are increasing with depth vhem the aa working it is being
reduced ummav win the present organization An ue work is being den the mouth oun shaft the lack.
smith and carpenters shops ore dumps a@hg and mekns and other nhgn necessary to ae economical working
of the mines are near the shaft: uhe the underground work is being ced on Ga good gang Of miners
under np constant upuwsfna and direction Of an ot superintendent But vii sum it all up ina nw words
lwm advised you pmn your money into this proposition
Now With ,u instructed me !. uMm aca and Ah he property over" r"nyI fee that Ii"c@
Immnh of 1t advise YOU mnSrmhsb.m and that is TO gd I'll the interests in the III PuWnh lining Company
THAT YOU can possibly get for the following reasons
Thee re- rHerabun value as they go down SO fear you viii have TO pay more TO getH r@.u it
would have cost uu lone month ago m the longer you delay the more it wn cost You should get what you
want before they make big Shipment they might not want to nane setting returns from tn shelters
have given ,mn nr description dmu nine and sromdugc@ country as rns water. and umu; the
position Of the mines w gravity transportation to reduction liant 10 be built on the site where there ka
now running and the favorable prepeum getting good cdng coal adjoining the mining properly
ii. water running close by mt~ could be used for power and good wagon road running from the present
terminal t the las Vegas and Hot Spring Railway and amon the main line the y T IS r HALLWAY.
The ASSAY cruaat m1 copied them viii show YOU what he ore is as pickles some Of mep poorest a
Im further dmm@n las mAm&
rer~ nnrm of blue @H@msf copper omH's.g green carbonate q copper 'naaamea red and
black wMs smars Of copper copper Im@. ruby ~pprw while tho bottom fms n is Amrsg gray copper
l@ rm vein is uneunar fer rs feet 81. or ." Of this being underground with ven about rlo running out Of
lane mn one am eastern direction and similar one rmngn northeast from the shat vein The n and drifts
lv an anpd ven so that doubts shift miners can vrkd and night I"l that might smew way he
lm pm Of YOU losing the oppnunh,o g getting in this deal nI delay hrm getting this report nyu The
TOO big for me to pend more time in looking it yer Nnr Uhc~ every shot is mc"chsr richer
lore win close my rporh stating that nm desire any further information shall dad to get it for vut
when you are ready and in position to make hp@Mc
unansr you viii md This one satisfactory for The present time Irman
VERY nspMuub
THOMAS J. MCBRIDE VI L.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05
I margarine Homcro and Ass-lales

ps ascopr s@nso~. consisting Of assa a"~~~s san Pedro 8. Pablo Angel de IA o"' guadalupe
~m @~ "a us 4 r~nr ors~rsHn~ n all Of twenty acres ~n. ma d @ mars Of m a~p as It
MAS me o@eegns % mis- vein a%@ q to a~ discover = "s "n~ mr o..
.osn . n~a mountain known as ~n~~ns PEAK winch conc several bald p~.n the Rocks Mountain
range pns "a northeastern direction from Las vegas 's~"'a~ about seventeen ""~n m northeast corner /"
Ima, rn are you r on tn great ae ROAD a broad rvrlum ~n road vim easy grades along The noun
lam m~ rsn above ne samas c~on which form the banks % IN. beautiful mountains stream Of IN inc
% ~%a a @m pn. or me m ronenr company properly This railroad could @n over to ne mines at
mg a @s r~@a @s the Las vssana 81 rsar mai coach to FL rorar where ~r WIN ana ma
oaurunc Dasonn-no or rr COUNTRY ~ TN VICINITY r TIE MINES
r~ FL ro~"f resort = 'n a" a @r~s@ls~~ plateau" which cross s lover enc. o. ~%m rr
@p e a. "1 mountain s as MO- q %s a %% ns a "" "a :" % % I'm" %s @ 9@%s ~ "na %p @r %@ ~
re@ uuns Or mis- mountain started a gradual displacement Of III dixie uns ana veins as wen as "a
general displacement ne other material omas s mountains Which, cause s original %l 9p~ mountains inns
~e ana "ahnn. y could no" have s@ Necessary @ 70 guide The "srs'"% this l"~m. o%"'' deposit as Il"
TN NINE AM IL orun PROPERTY AND om Is unr seen THEM
stretched ut before you mn crossing ne ~me running enn~n river it winds its ~~ down IN steep
@@ you @@" but think @ Immense power ina" T. going I" waste but you WIN further sur
poses around me mines r-u ALLEY "a" IDEAL place. FOR As"u~m Hn- ana ~~auau~ plants as the ores
m@ carried down" from me- mines ~ s~H. Or assisted y v"rp power or may moved By am~n as
foot &c he nonpn ~ms the mines are nov being worked You pas n he~~na ~ miners t~ 'sa 'o~
located, as o"hat~ south and IVES, @se o~ mountains wherein we md good r. Of copper as ~n~
% % ~ %"% % @%. ~n Necessary to .asa SHAFT lls@ 10 as to as.m rn~~ much As possible
we're working II an 10 na high il foot inches wide rn~ v- na@~@ ore m" am~s $4,000 per ton
"@. Top q N sn open "1 =" rn . .a ~ ma &" @ @n T. IN" % run ao %' a a % @' .n+ y
""@e"r" ~@rn O. q" nn Z width %a n '%ns uf % @s ~n 81 a % %s e" I@ "An ~% a an
ar .gs. r". Of e%a 1 @sn o. iva n r.' % %m m. 1 n ore s a~" m "' ,"@@m or ~ i %9 r@
"a ~@ r@sm ~- en- much ~" mica and Chloride = ~' ~%. e. ,@@e W. 'n s~@ m r
g en- nike I'm r" running e int N mountain {. northeast nH strata shows " to ~ spur
9%s @ aa"'r% @ s%a inclined ~@ or rather a ~~ Of VEINS made % gn" % @m ~a -~ ~
~ "~r" about ms ~@ p" o" n ~ Il """ !" e "@-e q g" "~"' "'@ he ~as ! @~"1~
10 ~~r ANS v~" o~" milne workings o. IA r~man "a "s~ =" ~@ mean. :" ~~"a"s~ , @~
e"s" e"s me west eos r~~r p. bee" o~"s ~ and shaft ~~ started n'' a" "' good
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05

IS b,irs done on the Nafiors proper
lies arognd Hi,sboro.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05

4. +. Maverick. an emploNe Of the
santa Fe. IS the owner Of q hundred
.and twenty-five dollar dog which has
been shipped directly from the ken
Of a dog show in Wisconsin The
dog is a beautiful Russian wolf hound
and has taken several prizes ~ shows
IN the east.
Mrs. clara Hazei1sE Of Lucla. y.
H.. is here for a few davs in the in
.terest Of D. Christian church.
q. y. Feller of oklahoma is here to
live on his claim
y. n. lee Of Kansas CITY. IS hcrc
and has bought lots IN which he VII
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05

J.. =. Thompson Of Oklahoma. VIII
commence 10 improve his homestead
two miles west Of town.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05

build q store and open i drug store
and notion business.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05

L. Las Vegas. y. NJ, January ssth. 1910
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-14

of Grants Pass. Oregon, are visiting
at the home of B. w. Ferguson in
this city, and will also spend some
time visiting relatives in Cashmere.
Mr.. Tetherow spent many years in
mining and recently sold his proper
ties in California.
Never out of date and always use
full Engraved cards. World office.
phone 1875. "*"
At the election of officers of the
Woman's Relief Corps of Cashmere,
Mrs. Frank Baker. the department
press correspondent. was elected
president for the ensuing year. The
installation is to take the first Sat
urday in January, 1911.
MONEYS self-filling non-leakable
fountain pens. Just the thing for a
Christmas present, at the Wenatchee
Drug Co. ***
Miss Madeline Clark will entertain
this evening at her home in honor
of Miss Evelyn Catterson of Spokane,
Washington.
Engraving free at Thomas. ***
McDonald's celebrated chocolates
in holiday packages, at the Wenat-
che Drug Co. *"*
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Griggs have
given up their home for the winter
and have taken apartments at the
Hotel Elman.
Break up that cold by taking
Pogue's Cold Tablets. We guaran-
tee it to break up any acute cold or
money refunded. For Sale by Pogue
Drug Co. **&
L. Mann is confined 20 his home
with lagrippe.
We make no charges for engraving
goods which we sell. Howard Thorn
nc #&*
Mrs. NJ. P Stout. of Spokane, is
a guest at the home of her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. O. w. Mintzer.
Big Christmas turkey shoot at
Columbia River December 20. Plenty
of turkeys and geese to accommo-
date everybody who cares to shoot.
Mason & Yocum. ***
DR.. A. T. kaupp left this forenoon
for Seattle to be present at meet
ing of the city and county health of
ficers.
will have a special sale on Child
ren's hose, sweaters and mittens until
all are sold. My store will be open
evenings. The Park Millinery Store,
81 Chelan Ave. South. So =
Umbrellas from So to $1,000 at
Thomas.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-14

Cut glass berry bowls $500, at
Thomas. $50
Mrs. B. F. DuPuy has gone to Van
Vert. Ohio, where she was called on
account Of the serious illness of her
mother.
Hand painted china, half price, at
Frank l.. Jones jewelry store. +"*
Beautiful floral gifts-cut flowers,
blooming plants, ferns and palms at
MilOt-MilIS ornanhouSe $50
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Rose have
gone for trip through California
and eastern cities.
Engraving free at Thomas. ***
Hats at half price until all are
Isold. The Park Millinery Store, q
Chelan Ave South. 80"
Hand painted china, half price, at
Frank L. Jones jewelry store. 500
T. 7. Gwin, manager Of the North
western Fruit Exchange, returned
yesterday from trip to Occur a.
Alene
If it's Hawkes." cut glass it's the
best and we have it at the right
price Howard Thomas. ***
Thomas L.. Hallet left yesterday
for Olympia, where he expects to be
for three months, after which he will
return here.
Mrs. n. |. Neubauer has returned
from a visit to Seattle and Portland.
Glasses fitted. Dr.. zener, Halbert
block. go
Hawkes." cut glass naples for
50 at Thomas. So"
Two carloads of pumping plants
are being unloaded today by the
representative of the Fairbanks
Morse company, of which NJ. c. Titus
is the local agent These plants are
for local people and will be Install
ed just as rapidly as possible.
Casseroles only $500 at Thomas
*%s
A social evening will be given next
Monday night under the auspices of
the Y. NJ. C. A. at the Commercial
Club hall. This meeting will be for
men only. Carl c. Countryman, a
we'll known impersOnatOr, will fur
nish a portion of the program and
along with this there will be must
cal features. A cordial invitation
is extended to all men to attend the
meeting.
Rogers 1S47 knives and forks, 81
set. Frank l.. Jones. *%*
A call has been issued for those
interested in the South Wenatchee
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-14
BRIEF CITY NEWS

o. A. Hoag, of Chelan, returned
a trip to Olympia for the purpose of
making application to the State Land
Commission Tor certain lots of shore
land on Lake Chelan.
Extra Fancy Delicious apples for
Xmas for sale. Phone 67S. %**
T. E. Cade, the Bellingham attor-
ney who was interested in litigation
I'm this city, is in the city today. He
had charge of the interests of num-
Der of clients who opposed the big
sewer assessment roll.
Inferior department store jewelry
has no place in our store. We can
furnish you the real thing at or less
than you are often asked for the
other kind. ***
See our holiday goods before buy,
ing elsewhere. Wenatchee Drug Co.
&##
Considerable interest centers on
the successor 10 Mayor-elect Halbert.
as councilman from the second ward
This selection lies with the incoming
council and already petitions are be-
ing circulated for the appointment of
c. H. Chapman. John Godfrey is al
so being considered as a candidate,
and there may be one or two other
aspirants for this position.
a good place to spend the winter,
at the Wenatchee Business College.
Make your spare moments count and
the results will take care of you later
in life. **%
Suitable Xmas gifts to be found
at Milot-F4ills greenhouses. ***
Dick Sharp and family. OF East
Wenatchee, left last night for Lew
istown. Mo. where they will spend
several weeks
Get our prices on glass. Russell
Johnson Co. $50
Mrs. E. Marcuson left on the noon
train today for an over Christmas
visit with relatives and friends at
Everett.
The finest selection of holiday
goods in the city at the Wenatchee
Arug Co. $50
Rogers 1917 knives and forks, 81
set. Frank L. Jones. $50
John Tetherow, wife and family.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-14
SUGGESTIONS
For the Women

Ladies' Handkerchiefs, Mufflers, Ties, Silk
Hose, Waists, Skirts, Gloves.
Ladies' Sweater Coats, Bath Robes, Dress
ing Sacques, Kimonas.
Sofa Pillows, Fancy Hand Made Articles.
Ladies and Misses Furs, Infants Fur
Robes.
Table Linens, Drawn Work, Hand Embroi
dered Towels, Cluney Lace Pieces, Dress
er Covers. Mexican Drawn Work
Toys, Games, Children's Books, Dolls, Pic
lures, Notices, Stationery, Toilet Sets.
Women's, Misses and Children s Fur Trim
med Slippers, and all colors.