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The Wenatchee World WORLD PUBLISHING CO., PROP. Entered as second-class matter at the Pestofficeat Wenatchee, Washington. Main office--Business and Editorial, COLUMBIA VALLEY BANK BUILDING Wenatchee, Washington. Farmers Phone 234 Society Editor Phone--Farn»ers 592 subscription rates: One Year, by Mall, In Advance, - $5.00 Six Month*, by Mail, in Advance 2.50 Delivered by Carrier, per week-. - .10 AN AMERICAN IN THE ORIENT. Miss Alice RooEevelt's tour in Asia has been notable for many reisons. It is the first of the soit which has been made by any American girl. It has covered more thousands of miles of travel tban women usually undertake even when they have several times as long to do it iv as she will hay«. Everywhere s'ie has been accorded the honors commonly extended to mem bers of royal families of great nations, although she herself is the most dem ocratic of women. The reception extended to the Presi dent's daughter by the emperor and empress of Japan was notable lor the marks of consideration shown here. Her treatment by the Empress Tsi An, of China, who until this time had been an enemy of all foreigners, was marked by a cordiality and a distinct ion which broke all traditions. The oldest inhabitant recalls no such ceptiorr by the emperor of Korea as that which he extended to this typical daughter of a tpyical oitizen of the United States. London, Paris, Berlin and St. Petersburg papers have com me ted on the series oi honors which have been etxended to this modest American woman. These honors to the daughter of America's Bresident are given to her as the representative of a country which is exerting a large and steadily increasing influence iv the world's affairs. A few years hence President Roosevelt will leave office and he merged into the mass of the citizen ship, but his country will keep on growing in power and prestige. Its distinction as a leader in the world's progress has been emphasized by sev eral events even in the year of this memorable vis lit to the Orient. No other nation has ever gaiued the pre eminence in the world's aff lir? since the Rome of the Caesirs as the United States pospssesat this moment. It is in this —print that the distinct ions heaped upon the daughter of the President atsume their principal eij. nificsnce. Domestlo war may be quite as lad for Russia as the foreign article, but the czar lias the slaisfactiou of know ing that there will be no attempt mae'e to bluff him out of a big indem nity. The present pope is too wise to issue a bull against the earthquakes in Italy as one of his predecessors onoe did against a comet, which shows how science can march hand iv band with faith in higher things. Judge Altou B. Parker's comments on the campaign of 11)0 are interesting if for no other reason than that they seem to disclose an honest belief on his part that at one time he considered himself to be an actual factor in the contest. All things considered, a sea level can nal is admitted to t:e the best. It will cost a little moie, bet there is nothjng iv the line of waterways that is too good fcr Uncle Sam. National Chairman Taggart says that his committee received no help from t ieiusurnence companies in 1904. Probably the ootnmittee was onablt the wcessary physical exami fatioa. A Fearful Fa'e It is a fearful fate to have to endure tin terrible torture of Piles. "I can trathfully say," writes Harry Colscm, of Masonville, la , "that for Blind, Bleeding, ItHiing and Protruding Piles Buck leu's Arnica Salve, is tie best cure made." Also best for cuts, burns and injuries 25c at U. G. Pogue I>rug «'o. WANTED TO RENT Wanted —A six or seven room house with mo.'lern improvements, bath room centrally tocated. Apply, Permanent, World offi CHE BUDDED ° ON THE FOURTH [Original.] How pleased I was to receive Mrs. Clifford's invitation to spend the Fourth of July at tbe Clifford country place. "We shall be very quiet," she wrote. "You mustn't expect any gay ety. There will be no one here ex cept the members of our family. Sorry I can't have a young lady for you, but I don't want the trouble of one." The Clifford children were Grace and Charlie. When I bad iast seen them, Grace was a sweet little girl seven or eight years of age—an ethereal child whom an artist would choose for spir ituelle model purposes. Charlie was three years younger. What luck for me, this opportunity to turn my back on the crackling, booming city and spend the day with this quiet family. When I arrived—in time for dinner on the evening of the ad—l was re minded bow time dies. Grace Clifford, though she still wore her dresses quite short, was as tall as she was likely to be. Charlie was nearly fifteen. Grace seemed to have retained her childish gentleness, aud Charlie also seemed a quiet, retiring boy, devot ed, so his mother told me, to books. We dined undisturbed by the sound of a single cracker, the children so well behaved that neither of them spoke during the meal. Indeed I, be ing a young man considerably under thirty, remembering that Grace must be eighteen, felt inclined to have some words with her, especially as she was very pretty. But she maintained her reserve iv presence of the father aud mother at table anil after dinner. 1 saw her no more during the evening. The next morning 1 was awakened by tbe spiteful nap of a firecracker. I turned over and slept again. I was awakened by a second suap, this time to stay awake. I felt tinder nry pillow for my watch and noted the time—s o'clock. I bad beeu told that breakfast would be at 9. Four hours' interval, and I felt hungry. 1 must get auotber uap. I shut my eyelids aud resolved that I would sleep despite the daylight streaming iv at my window. I was dozing off wheu there came another crack— not a good round uoise, but a spiteful, malicious, maliguaut little ■nap, uot big euough to fully awakeu me, but to disturb the slumber iuto which I was drifting. I continued to keep my eyes closed tightly, hoping to fall asleep, bat there came a successiou of cracks in volume. I covered my ears with the sheet and persevered. My efforts were of no avail. Tbe contemptible snaps continued, and at last I gave up. open ed my eyes aud looked at the window. I saw a little brass cannon resting on the rail of the balcony on to which my room opened. A hand projecting from a coat sleeve, with a lighted match, was thrust forward to touch off the caution, but the flame was blown out by the wind before it reached the rent. I waiied and watched. Another match was tried and failed. Then a bit of lighted firecracker was tried, aud this time the wrist of the baud that held it wore a bracelet I also heard a girl's giggle. The cannon was tired. li was siill but half past 5 o'clock. Should 1 endure this annoyance or make au attempt to stop It? I got up and, looking into the hall, saw the door of a bedroom opposite standing open. I waut lv, closed the door, threw myself on the bed and succeeded iv gettiug a few minutes' slumber before being calied. Meanwhile 1 presume the chil dren kept on with their firiug, suppos ing they were annoying me. At break fast Grace looked demure enough for a nunnery. I made uo reference to my discovery. The children kept their crackers ex ploding all tbe morning. If I went on to the frout piazza they came with them there. If I weut to tbe back piazza they also changed for my uew position. AYe dined at 1 o'clock, aud after dinner I sought the library for a nap. I expected to bear more crack ers, but 1 did uot. I was dozing off when an immense bee came tumbling ou to my nose. I made a frantic grasp for it aud failed. I settled myself again, and again came the bee. This time I saw that it was a bit of paper Banging by a thread to a stick. I shut my eyes and pretended to sleep. The bee climbed all over my nose, but I paid no attention to it. Finally I snored. Out of the corner of my eye I saw Grace Clifford steal softly from behind a screen with a plant sprayer in her hand. Reaching forward, she gave me its contents. Almost before the wafer reached me I sprang up. seized her in my arms and covered her face with kisses. "Let n;o go or I'll call pupa:"' she cried, struggling rigorously. "Call as load as you like." "You're not a gentleman." "Nor are yon a lady." ' How dare you say that to mcV" "No lady would fire a brass cannon under a guest's window to keep him awake." She gave a spasmodic giggle. "Or sting his nose with a bumble bee." Another giggle. "Now, I've taken tbe kisses to pay lor keeping me awake for three hours this morning, and I'm going to take pay for tbe bumblebee." I gave her half a dozen smacks. "Now we'll settle for the spray." I gave her a round dozen more and opened my arms. She flew out of the room like a bird. "Poor Grace!" said Mrs. Clifford when her daughter did not appear for the fireworks prepared for tbe "chil dren" iv the evening. "She's goue to bed with a headache. She's such a delicate child." Before the next Fourth the sensitive child was my betrothed. „ RUSSELL THORNB. TYPOON STRIKES MANILLA CAUSING Terrible Wind Storm Sweeps the Island Killing 5 and Injuring 200 and Destroys Dwellings Leaving i! 8.000 Filipinos Homeless. NEW YORK, Sept. 28.—The Even ing Sun has a dispatch from Manilla reporting a destructive typhoon in that city. Then ative districts were swept away, B.OCO persons are home less, five Filipinos were killed and 200 were injured. Hundreds of buildings were unroofed. Thousands off electric flight wires were blown down, filling the streets with flames until the current was turned off. The city was in darkness when this dispatch was sent and all the street traffic was suspended. It is believed that] shipping in the bay had been warned of the approach of the storm, but up to the time of the dispatch the ships were invisib'e on account of the ram, and had not communicated with the Rhore. FOR SALE On account of goods going east about the sth of October, i will sell my ranch of 145 ACRES, one mile from Leaven worth, joining the Cas cade orchard land, at a bargain if taken at once. This is one of the best farms in the valley. J F. TAWNEY, Leavenworth, Wash. regularity aud Pearl Black, the deaf and dumb girl, isfa candidate lor the pony to be given way by the Ellis-Forde compauy. Tlie story of the torture of Rev. O. D. Moore, pastor of the Baptist church of Haiporskviile, N. V., will interest you. He says: "I suffered agonies, l.ecause of a persistent cough, result ing fioui the grip. I had many remi dies, without relief, until I took Dr. King*! New Discovery for Consump tion ,Coughs and Colds, which en- tirelv cured my coogh, and Eaved me from consumption," A grand cure for diseased conditions of the throat and Lungs. At U. G. Pogue Drug Go. price 50c and $1.00, guaranteed. Trial bottle free. Special premium tor the Chelan county fair—One barrel of "Peach Blossom" flour for the best lot of bread (made from "Peach Bolseom" flour. FOR SALE, MISCELLANEOUS Light donble work" harness, sscond hand, cheap., Apply Western^Union Telegrapli office. All kirds of empty barrels and kegs at the cannery. Gold Filled Watohes, American niovemeuts--Warranted 10 years, ftf.7s Gauranteed as advertised. Ameri can Watch and Jewelry Co. HOB First Encyclopedia, Biitanica Werner Edition, 28 volumes, good as new, a chance for a professional man. Cost $53.00, will sell for $20 cash or #1.00 down and $2.00 a month for 12 mouths. Address X, World Office. Get up-to-date Job printing at the Daily World office. New press, new type, high grade wor!s. Brick Store building ou Wenatchee Aye. Good location. Fixtures for sale. For particulars apply Bousquet & Holm. Will exchange tor farm or ranch property in Chelan County, Wenat chee valley oreferred. 2 lota 80x140 each on the corner oi 24th aye. and E He en St., Seattle. The projierty is located in Madison Park addition, a fine residence district north of Midi son St. and adjoining Capitol Hill on the east. There is on the property a 7 room house all modern including gas and electrio fixtures. The prop erty is valued at $2,700. Address A. B , Woild office. GREAT DISTRESS Torture of a Preacher ye us a trial. FOR LEASE FOR EXCHANGE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Classified ads Scents a line eacn In sertion, minimum charge 10 cents. ATTORNEYS R. W. Cutts—Practice in; Federal and State Co Jits. Phone Farmers 245 0. L. Holcomb practices in all courts Farm loans made at lowest rates. " Crass&JOorbin. Special attention to probate law. Office over F & M Bans UNDERTAKERS V. G.Hall, Undertaker aud Funer al Director. Mrs.O.G. Hall, Lady Asst. VETERINARY SURGEON D. P. Millikon, Veterinary Surgeon. Farmers phone 141, P. S. phone 346. JEWELRY Genuine American watch in 20-yr. gold filled case. Warranted. 1d.50, at Thomas the Jeweler. Gold Filled Watches, American movements-Warranted 10 years, id.75 Gauranteed as advertised. Ameri can Watch and Jewelry Cc. 908 First avenue, Seattle, Wash. Give us a trial. LAUNDRIES First class band laundering. Schill ing Home Laundry. Farmers Tel 42:1 PERSONAL GoldJfFilled Watches, American movements-Warranted 10 years, |6 75. Gaurauteed as advertised. Ameri can Watch and Jewelry Co., »08 First Avenue, Seattle Wash. Give usa trial. GENERAL E LAC KSM ITH ING. Ross Brothers, Wagon Wora, Rubber Tires a specialf. Band Sawing. FOR RENT Two unfurnished rooms. Suitable for light bouse keeping. Rent r>y month. Mrs. J. H McGohan, Orondo Aye. Rent: ;rrooms on Mission street for small family without children, close lo Whitman school pionse. Reply, T. PoT('.:3 City or the World. Farm to reit. Apply to C. Vic tor Martin. HELP WANTED--FEMALE Wanted—:{ waiters and one dish washer to work in Grand Army res taurant at Chelan county fair. Apply to M. O. Merrill. Wanted—Woman for general house work. Permanent place at best wages to right party. Mrs. Arthur Gatm. Farmers phone 91. HELP WANTED MALE Wanted—Experienced subscription solicitors. Anr'v nt the Dnilv World Wanted—A man to travel with horse and buggy to sell safes to far mers. Liberal contract will be made wi«ii right party —Address Z. World office. WA town iv North Central Washington, including tbe counties of Douglass, O kanogan, and Chelan. Address World Publishing Co. Wenatchee, Wash. SAFES WE carry the largest stock on the Pacific coast. Korris Safe and Lock Co. Senttle, Wash. FOR SALE REAL EFTATE For sale at a bargain—2 acre ranch in bearing orchard. '.. mile west ofjP. O. on Wast ingfon aveuue. See H.S. Bam hi lb" "P. O: box 145, city. - $3200 —10 acres 1 '.. miles from post office, 400 trees, .'-oiise of 4 rooms, email stable. Terns, cash. *> Bous';net & Holm $tOO0 —10 acres. 1 '.. mile out, sacres in 8-year-old orchard. Terms reason able, Bousquet and Holm $3000 —7t> acres,oo acres good farm land, 40 acres iv cultivation, 125 trees 5 acres iv alfalfin, 2 acres in timothy. '~ mile to rural mail. 1 mile to school 9 miles from city. Team wagon, hack ,two cows, 7 hogs and farming imple ments all go with the place. Terms cash. Bousquet aud Helm FOR SALE--CITY PROPERTY $42£ —Good 4-room hotis-t. rdasT-red. Terms cash. Bousquet and Holm. $1100 — d-room house close to schoo'. Lot, 50x160. City water, is young trees. Terms oasn or will trade for small ranch. Bousquet and Holm. |350—4-1 oom house, lot 1)0x300 one block from Stevens school. Terms cash. BoHsquet and Holm. Did You Ever Stop to Think That every time you spend a dollar not only that dollar but also tbe interest on it is gone for all time. Open a savings ac count with a dollar and not only have it for a rainy day but also the interest. Full information as to our Savings Department given on application in person or by letter. Columbia Valley Established 1892 Farmers and Merchants Bank OF WENATCHEE, WASH. Capital - - $25,000 Surplus - - $2,500 General banking business. Correspondents: Bank of California, Seattle Anglo-California bank, San Francisco; Chase National bank. New York. First National bank, Chicago. J. M TOMPKINS. Pres. R. F. LEWIS, V. P. JOHN GOOFREY. Cashier SHORTHAND AT HOME We fiave the best system for te»ching' Stenography at your own home during your spare hours. Results are qutcß and certain. Prices reasonable. Write for particulars today. POST GRADUATE SHORTHAND SCHOOL 451 NEW YORK BLOCK PATENTS^ R.l.Elliott 313 F,delity Bldg, TACOMA. WVSH WANTED, MISCELLANEOUS Pickling onions-and potatoes ut can nery. Wenatchee Produce Go. Inc. WHOLESALE Fruit, Flour, Salt, Seeds 9 and Farm Produce Phones: Pacific States 2111 Farmers 72 WENATCHEE. WASH. Warehouses at Wenatchee, Cashmere and Malaga, Wash. Who Does Your Teaming? COOKED We have many satisfied cus- LUNCHEON MEATS tomers. They are pleased be cause our work is weii done During hot weather and our prices reasonable. Phone us--346 and 141 Farm ers. Eagle Livery&TransferCo. Inc Columbia and Okanogan Steamboat Co. SCHEDULE UP RIVER Leave Wenatchee daily .... 4:30 a.m. in every " Orondo daily 7:00 a.vi. " Entiat daily 7:30 a.m. " Chelan Falls daily .11 00 a.m.' " Paterous daily 4:00 p.m. Arrive Brewster daily 5:00 p.m. DOWN RIVER Leave Brewster daily 4 :00 a.m. Paterons daily 4:20 a.m. " Chelan Falls daily .. 8.00 a.m. Entiat daily 9:80 a.m. " Orondo daily 10.00 a. m Arrive Wenatchee daily . . 12.00 m. Steamer leaves Wenatchee for BRIDGEPORT Tuesday and Friday mornings. Returning leaves Bridge port same night. T. A. DAVIES, Gen. Mgr. THE GOLD MEDAL At the St. Louis World's Fair was awarded to our Peach Blossom Flour. In competition with the world's best flour we win. Wenatchee Milling Co. Ira D. Edwards WENATCHEE VALLEY REAL ESTATE Irrigated Fruit Land, Wheat and Stock Farms, Residence and Business Property ENATCHEE, - WASHINGTON The Old Strong Bank [RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS POINTS EAST NORTHERN SEATTLE FREE Information New Equipment throughout, Day Coach es, Palace and Tourist Sleepers, Din ing and Buffet Smoking Library Cars. TRAINS LEAVE WENATCHEE West--No. 1--The Flyer 1.10 p.m West--N0.3--Puget Sound Ex.1.28 a.m. East--No. 2--The Flyer 3.20 a.m. East- - No 4-- Eastern Express. 3.15 p.m. For tickets, rates, folders and full in formation, call on or address A. A. Piper, Agent Wenatchee. Wash. S. G. YERKES, A. G. P. A. BUY READY Tender and Tasty HARLIN MEAT CO. Offices, second floor Wenatchee Drug Co. building. Phones: P. S. 581; Farmers 222 Wenatchee, Wash. DILL A. THOMAS Lawyers Suite 1 W. T. Rarey &fCo's Building E. F. S PR AG U E Professional Funeral Director and Lidensed Embaimer A graduate by years of practical ex jieriencc TYPEWRITER Will do everything required of a type writing machine. ALL MAKES SOLD AND RENTED Pacific Typewriter and Supply Co., Inc. New York Bank Wenatchee, Wash. TICKETS To and from all . . . VIA . . . GREAT RAILWAY SHORT LINE . . .TO . . . St. Paul, Duluth Minneapolis, Chicago AND POINTS EAST TRAINS DAILY FAST TIME PALACE MEAT MARKET PROFESSIONAL CARDS REEVES & REEVES Lawyers Wenatchee. Wash. Farmers Phone 229 and 224 P. S. Phono -J! and 23 Wenatchee. Wash. Experts insist on it Novices need it Lightest touch Greatest durability WE SELL IT - - - - SEATTLE 2-