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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-20
And ii $ al ul.y
1T iS'"

And yo,'r lawyrr viii SEQ my law
or. and yen'' send H14 homc to moth
eT by the eveain. .rain amorrowt"
Il VIII" Lc ans ! - he kicked
at the cat and turned at;ay 70 90 up-
stairs and make rep2iss and go to bed.
Mrs. EoWsar followed him after
a"-ilil" to find llim in bed and ftfulv
slrcoiG. lis nose had been skinned
rs f"cr scratched and his ear hurt
aud Lis chin seemed to be all on one
side.
"l'oes gHasshopfer sleep at night?"
BY thunder, but can lick the three
Of YOU rolled together" he exclaimed
as he put up his fists in his sleep.
"Anh about hopper's hind legs"
she asked.
"1es. my names Bowser. and if
don't make you fellers sweat for this
fln goat
'PoCr Rowser," She sighed as she
bent down and kissed the scratch on
his nos. and then turned out the LIGHTS.
NJ QUAD.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-20
.Ann huC E Lewis. !

- 1903. by C. B. Lewis.1
= was a look of dignity
importance on Mr.. Bow
!. face as he reached home
other evening, but before
had had time to question
mevhat patronizinsly OBJ
dinner right away, as |
this evening in the inter-
&C."
hot going to sit out in the
kht to see how much the
BROW, are you?' she asked.
propose to make a fool OF
Il send you a postal card"
BIT is it,
fled and refused to answer
dinner. Then. as he was
h to go out, he said:
: close upon midnight be-
n. and you needn't sit up.
Inf into the country for at
lies, and shall pass an hour
me meadow. >
is it all about?' she asked.
|your feelings in speaking
klnfowers | beg your par
ispute has arisen between
kyer the grassfopper. One
lnds that he does not sleep
J other that he is q sound
faction contends that his
IS are merely for ornament,
lat they are used to jump
! been asked by our club to
nd report on the matter"
sure that it is not a joke
%
BIKE? Who would attempt
ime on such a subject p
tll know that every living
jleep, and as for the grass
ID legs, of course he uses
b with
koman, you are taking the
as one faction does and
1.-THE matter ought to be set
delay. | go out unpreju-
10 investigate and report
bpe you Won t come home
she sighed.
bnsense..'' he exclaimed.
you got to do With Il grass
ID legs? Why should |
Emad at you? Don't talk
girl. BY this time tomor-
ID will know the grasshop-
and the name of Bowser
pken in every language
In. I'm off to investigated
Er and the eat watched him
nt door until he was lost
Tess of evening, and then
and turned away. She
|ck up a book and become
pd the cat found her way
fard to engage in three or
ind come out victor every
|owser might have heard
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-20

Put grasshoppers at the
ore or the family butch
clded TO go to the foun-
country pasture.
e looked like a man with
ne bad hardly boarded
fellow Passenger moved
and inquired:
got anything very tire.
pur mind. neighbor:"
~ mean, sir:'' stiftly de.
owser.
oN 10 me as if you were
ere to buy a new milk
up an acre or two Of
our business. sir.w
y my business all right,
eye on You at the same
a' | look at you a little
hanged if l don't think
,rnlse' If gou are, don't
ns,t larm long. I expect
rmo mo . IN your pocket, but
snahged seats to be rid
: at the end of the route ute
,aa a good start before he
""aS behind him. It
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-20

Don't let the little ones suffer fror
eczema or other torturing Skin dis
eases. No need for it. Doan's Oim
@ent cures. Cant harm the most deli
cate skin. At any drug store, sc cents
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-09-20
General Offices 1T Pine St.,

n1s COMFY POT
3
!
,onEIdaFed payape PIG
IN yGt 2raa3A
nveAtgsuon nI-J AMI entor
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-02-27


George Worden came down iron
BIackioot Monday, to attend tb'
funeral OF his brother Nate Wor,lsI
at Gooding.
Miss Rita Mccoy Of Bellevue
who has been visiting her sister
Mrs. Dan Hunter returned to heI
home Monday.
Mrs. T. NJ s.arrh and little
daughter Irene, left for Boise sun
day to visit Mrs. Starrn mother
for week or tw1.
Rev Bargsr came down from
Soldier last Saturday to visit a
short time with the family OF At.
torney Ed. 4. Walters.
Next Sunday March /, Holy
mass at the Catholic church at 10
a. IN. Every body welcome.
EMIL VERBRuGGHE, pastor,
Dr. Baugh went to Gooding
Monday TO attend the family Of
Nate Wordrn, three OF whom are
down with the typhoid fever.
w. L. Brewster. wife and son. OF
" eiser, came down Friday night
md remained over sunday, the
quests Of The Journal family.
County Commissioners c. 0.
sands, Of IIagerman, and Orlando
tmmons, of Gooding. were in the
ity this week Attending a meeting
1 the BOARD,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brown and
title daughter came up from
'ocatello, Saturday, and we are
iformed that Mr.. Brown will open
clothing store here soon.
Attorney n. NJ. Rack OF Boise,
as in Sboshon7 Tuesday to be in I
Tendance at district court, which
as adjourned on account of the t
ckness Of Judge Price. $
Salem Carpenter. John Alex ,
lderand John Hopkins who were
/ the jury returned to their homes :
'ednesday afternoon, owing to adj
urnment OF court.
The attendance at the Ladies' 81
aid this week, which met with :.
r.. f w. Gooding was unusually i
-ge. The next meeting will be !,
I'll Mrs. Hemphill. i,
James Barnett aud Uncle Sam >
ost were in from Coyote Bend &C
'udav. Mr.. Burnett was ap- dl
nted road oyerseer for district OF
8, by the county commissioners IS
their meeting Monday. e
C,
For Rent--The james d. Glenn ~
lch on Big Wood rivor, located
nut four miles north Of Shoshone
the highest cash bidder. Bids 10
! be received up to the 10,h day "
March w. c. Custer, Agent. oV
b. post Du
sh
'teve Smith who has hem in in.
under Mountain since early last is
passed through Shoshone Sun pu
on his way to Boise. lie came sc,
over the Challis route and says VIII
IN coming he was compelled she
ravel miles ON snow shoes. pri
ity election will soon be here ~
the time for choosing the new ''e
sge board is near at hand. You "e
add put in men who have the
interests Of the town ut heart, H.
will do all they can for The up "''
ding and advancement of its 'o'
Interests. ~"
hou
;strict Court should have CON VIII,
ID in this county on the ~, bu, pan
y to HE fact that Judge Price The
to be ia at.endancr the nan
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-02-27

Eddie Cooling who is attendIn
the academy at Pocatello, came u
> Friday night ard remained owe
Sunday visiting MS parents.
A. f. Work. the horse buyer VII
has been in the east for severa
months returned Saturday to b
in attendance al district court q
his ease against Chas. GridIey vii
come up II, this term OF court.
County Attorney Frank I. Dis
:. ney and Ed. A. Walters we're a
Hagerlna Monday and Tuesda,
Is attorneys in the case Of thu
fSiath ". Jones who shot Wright
near that place last Saturday.
The free travelling library viii
be changed March End, aud all
persons having books out will
please return them not later than
Saturday, February 2Sth.
/. NJ Ben, SIDE, Librarian.
Deaths-The llt;le Pine months
old son CT Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Owens
died at Hagernan last Friday of
pneumonia. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee of
Hage,man also lost their seven
months old child last Sunday from
pneumonia.
The following young ladies are
taking the teacher 5 examination
under Superintendent Burnside
this week: Ida Larson, Minidoka
Augusta Purdum. of Big Wood
River; Mary Murphy and Ida
Butler, Of IIagerman.
Sheriff J D. Agnew, ef Boise,
was in the city Sunday looking for
& young man giving his name as
II. Brainard, who travels for a
shirt factory. The charge against
him was that Of forgery. The man
was IN Shoshone last Sat
lrday
The nav street lamps have been
Installed upon our streets and arr
owing general satiSfacti on and now
be way is ligh,ed up for The man
fho happens to be out little late
o lodge meeting or to SCI friend
o the housewife need have no I'M
aslness about his safe return.
he lights are a great improvement
nd the next step that sh, uld | e
'ken by the council should be in
ie direction Of sidewalk.
WANTED-Severa persons of
laracter and good rcputation in
lch state ZONE in this county re-
l'red) to represent and advertise
d established wealthy business
'use Of solid financial standing. .,
diary $2l co weekly with expenses 4
all payable in cash :.
rect each Wednesday from head y
Ices. Horse and carriage iurn- Y
ned when necessary. References. J
lclosed seli-addresstd envelope. 7
'lonial Co, 334 Dearborn. Street, !
iicago. Y
No merchant would think of /
ing business without some kind I
sign on his front window or \
er his door That is good idea. !
: the enterprising merchant !
ould not omit to keep stand i
, "ad' in his home paper. That II
Il continual reminder to the j
bic that he is in business and Z
ks trade. Every IMAM or firm
o does business with the people -
'uld not fail TO patronize the 9ll
nter's pages. 1t always pays.
not only brings good results to z
advertiser. but speaks well for z
enterprise OF the town.-Ex. z
lax Agent Evans, OF the 0. S. IL
was in shoshone Tuesday in Z
'ndance ut meeting of the
nty commits toner's, and the
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-02-27
Events Of
a Week
Local Brevities
il Cullen was in from Kinama

S,ockman'r Cafe.
Attorney J. y. Lane was a Boise
visitor Wednf ~day.
Mr. Towel Of Clover CIR EEK was
i. Shoshone Wednesday
!. " Wheeler and f. A. Burkill
visited Cooling Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Butler made
visit TO HALEY Monday.
Hon. +. r. Goodine made BUSH
ness trip to Parma Tuesday
90 TO d. W. Yoden, for pianos
ogan- and Singer sewing ma.
chimes.
viii pay the highest market
price for fresh eggs. J. NJ. Butler.
d. W. Yadep will sell you a
second hand sewing machine for
from 5000 up.
Sam Gridley was in shoshone
from HagernAn the first Of the
week.
Attorney Hayes OF Boise, was in
the city Wednesday on legal busi-
ness.
II is the intention OF the Catholic
ladies 10 give their annual s.. Pat.
Kicks ball.
County Surveyor Joe Waldron {
was at Iagerman Saturday doing
surveying.
DIR. j. w. $. Emerson and J. W. 4
Wheeler, were llagernian visitors
saturday.
Mrs. II NJ. Hurlbcrt, visited her /
parents at Glenns Ferry the first i
OF the week. a
Sheriff Fred Davis, OF Blaine
county, was u Shoshonc visitor the :,
first Of the week. =
Judge X. /. Perky, Of Mountain y
Home, passed though Sloshone 81
on bis way to Haley.
Miss Ida Larson came down from nj
Alinidoka "Wednesday to take OF
aeichers examination. "
Albert Halo after firing on the 10
branch engine for three weeks re.
turned 10 Pocatelo. ~
Mr. Williams, proprietor OF the Nj
Williams hotel in Ketchum was in Ia
>hoshone over SUNDAY. wi
Attorney Wolfe OF Mountain.
lomr, was in Shoshono the first of Fl
lac week on legal business. NJ,
a. y. Smith aud wife departed p'
or Omaha this week where they No
iiil make their future home. at
r. A. slarrh, father Of I. NJ.
'larrh, arrived from Salt Lake RAJ
'lty. Saturday for short visit ab'
DR.. and, Mrs Emerson. Mr.. and -
Ia. 4. X Gooiing aud Louise WI
psnt the Sabbath at Gooding. ~
{. /. foyer of Albion. who ia an
Spect painter and paper hanger
as decided TO locate in Shoshonc. 10
fall
Give c. l.. foyer call il you la,
40 a house TO paint or paper, out
ave orders at 7. w. Parry's. tha
The Stot kgiowers Mercantile -
'mpany received and unloaded c
ar cars OF hay the first 81 The and
49,. viii
Republican headquarters have ~,
VA moved into the room in the
~ of County Attorney pisney's ~,
icv. o"''
bes,
Dudley holland, manager Of the =
e&s Mountain Bell Telephone
..i'aay AT Boise Mas in the city s''
iu.day. o""
Was
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-05-29
CALIFORNIAN GAMES.
Brought Out the Best Athletic Talent
in the City Yesterday
Afternoon.

The superb medals and trophies Of
fered by the Walla Walla Caledonian
society in the athletic events at the
picnic held at Singleton's grove yes
terday afternoon brought out some OF
the best athletic talent in the city
and the thousand visitors witnessed
some excellent contests in the various
events.
Fred Lasater. Whitman's star
Splinter won first in the 100-yard
dash. and 220-yard dash. and second
in the half mile run. Winners in the
various events were as follows:
100-dash dash-Fred Lasater won
Ned Mclean, second; f. C. Leggett
third. Time, 10 IS.
PentathlOn events (hammer throw
pole vault, running high jump. run
ming broad jump and shot put-Gra
ham won. 20 points; butcher second
6; I-asarer third. ;.
220-yard dash-Lasater Won. Ned
Mclean second. E. COsgrove third
Time. :24.
Half mile run-Daye Graham won
Fred Lasater. second, E. Cosgrove
third. Time. 2:GS.
100-yard dash Tor boys-Joe Earls
won. Whitehouse second, Dorrin
third. Time. II 80.
Tug of war-Thirtieth battery Won
Ninth cavalry second.
Highland fing-AIiss Forbes won
Miss Shary second.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-05-29
YfEND SENT TO MEDICAL LAKE.
Demented WaIIa Walla County Ranch
err Found Near Dayton in De-
porab.e Condition..

Dayton COurier-Press: TUESDAY
last Mr. Elmer Simerman brought IN
a demented man to the authorities tor
safe keeping. who had come to ms
place three miles east of Alto. Inc
man was in tatters and his legs, back,
arms, etc, were badly torn by Darp-
ed wire. The man appeared to have
the hallucination that the ofhcers
were pursuing him for some lmagln-
airy crime, and as soon as he was
locked up in the county Jail he seem
ed to feel more secure and quoted
down some. His name is William ..
Yeend, prosperous farmer on Dry
creek in Walla Walla county, aged
AZ years He has been subject 10
spells Of more or less frequency, all OF
mild FORM until this one, and are APP
parently caused by religious mania,
as he imagines that there is an up
rising Of the Catholics. He has also
given the socialist belief some study,
but the story that he was on his way
to TekOa to kill President Roosevelt
is without any foundation in fact. He
left his home last Friday evening on
horseback without saying anything 10
his wife and the next heard OF MN
was at Prescott. though on Sunday
morning at 3 o'clock he appeared at
Mark Kenny's place on PettyJohn
mountain. He tried to dispose OF his
horse at Prescott. but did not do so.
and he said he left it in pasture near
Huntsville
His brother ex-State Senator John
Yeend. was telephOned for and he ar
rived yesterday morning. Nothing
could be done for the unfortunate
man, however. so he was ordered to
be examined as to his sanity by Drs.
Day ana Preucel who declared him
insane He was taken TO Medical
Lake this morning by Sheriff Slime.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-05-29
TWO FOR THE PtNTENTIARY.

John Thornton was araigned be
fore Judge Huston Of the superior
court today and pleaded guilty to the
charge of larceny from the person.
says the Tacoma Evening News last
night. When asked if he had anything
20 say why seEnece should not be
pronounced Thornton endeavOred TO
convince the court that he was an in
dustriOus blacksmith. Let ME see
Your hands" said the court.
The exhibition was not calculated
TO carry the conviction that Thornton
was a horny handed son OF toll.
The court imposed sentence OF
two years in prison.
Harry OsgOOd, who yesterday plead
ed guilty tC the crime Of forgery in
passing a bogus bank check, was SEN
fenced to one year. He sought to
enlist the sympathy Of the court by
showing letters he had received from
his parents.
The court gave the man a severe
reprimand and warned him against
the course he was taking.
Il appeared he had been in SINH
lar scrape at Portland. before coming
to Tacoma. but had managed to eff
feet a settlement.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-05-29
WHY SHE COOKED 1T.

The happy faced man swung on to
a College avenue car, and this was
the story he had to tell as an eXpla-
nation for his good humOr:
I have a good joke on my wife,
We have a new girl German, just
over from the fatherland. She is a
hard and willing worker, but is
greatly in need of Judgment and
common sense. Yesterday my wife
ordered fish. and instructed the girl
to serve it for dinner. AS soon as |
tasted it | knew there would be some
thing doing when my wife discovered
it was not as fresh as it should be.
Her first mOuthful caused her 10 ring
for that girl.
Mary, is this the fish that came
tOday?'
"'Yes, ma am
Didn't You know il was not good
when you cooked ito
Then why did you cook ito
"'Wen. you bought it, and l thought
you knew it. too.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-05-29
BALL AND MUSIC.
Ninth Cavalry Will Render a Concer
al Ball Park Preceding Game
Tomorrow.

Tomorrow S league game Will be en-
liyened by a delightful open air CON
cert OF an hour at he grounds by the
Ninth Cavalry band, commencing at
o'clock and ending at 3, the time
the game is scheduled to commence.
The following program Will be rem
dered:
March-"My Friend From India.
......... ............... ueeltI
Overture-"The LagazZa Cadra' -.
........ ..........- IOSS4uI
Selection-"The Chaperones' ....
..... ......... ........ NHlthldIh
NOvelette-"In a COzy Corner
...... ........." ........ DFdttoh
Medley-"POp Liners ...ChataWay
In a rafting game the WOOlpiCkers
yesterday won from Dayton by a
score Of to 5. Marquis pitched an
excellent game for the PendletOn
team. Pendleton's win places her on
an equal footing with Walla Walla il
the percentage column.
:: :: I:
Catcher Mills Of the Spokane league
team has accepted the position OF
manager, captain and catcher OF the
Colfax team, arriving early this
morning to assume his new position.
Mills has been released by Manager
Garret of the Spokane team. who be-
lives he will make a good man for
the PalOusers to tie to. He is heady
player, a good backstOp and a timely
sticker. While Spokane may need
Mills, should anything happen to Ia
luskey, yet he has a chance to make
something good out of his new offer
and has been given the opportunity.
Mills is an old baseball landmark in
Spokane. He caught the first ball
ever thrown over the plate in a pro
iessional game in that section and
Gus Klopf was the man who threw
-. One of the battery is now captain
Of the Spokane team and the other
has accepted a similar position in this
part of the country Mills is quiet
gentlemanly and sober He will make
the CoIfaX boys play ball
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-05-29

The story is going the rounds about
a certain printer in this city. who was
at one time engaged in farming by
an unsophisticated ruraIite. He was
not shining success and is now
back at the case. He had a wrong
font" team, a horse and mule. and
this would not 'justify." He said the
farmer blocked" him after he had
pied three or four columns of po-
tatoes. and his experience in agricul-
tural pursuits came to an abrupt end
when he asked the farmers wife
whether she wanted the hens set
"lea1ed or solid.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-05-29
ERS ATTENTION.

There will be a meeting Of the
local branch OF the International
Transfers Union No % next Satur-
day evening at 7:15 o'clock at Trade
and Labor hall. 1872 East Main street.
Every teamster who desires TO he
come a member and all those who
have already applied for membership,
will please be in attendance promptly
on the hour, as very important bust
ness is on hand for the evening.
T. & l.. ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-05-29

erly and the machine sided into the
curblng and stopped. In an endeavor
to get it out of the position the cur
rent was reversed too strong and it
back up swiftly, running over Mrs.
Elan who was standing on the
ground. The machine was captured
before it had travelled far
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-05-29
FOR SALE.

100 acres of fine land for sale about
; miles from Walla Walla. "a nale
from station. y mile from school
house and church. 50 acres in wheat,
% in alfalfa. 80 in summer fallow.
Creek through center OF land. Plenty
of running water year round. Price
$50 per acre half down. Plenty of
wood, good buildings. Enquire at
Statesman office
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-05-29
UNCLE HIRAM ON CITY LIFE

UNCLE HIRAM ON CITY LIFE.
Yes, it's lively in the city where
they've got then electric lights,
And the people soon have wrinkles
from stayin' out O nights;
They've got shows and tAings to keep
EN- from a-gittin lonesome there
And they look all fired stylish in the
costly clos they wear.
But | guess they have their troubles
just the same as me and you.
And l reckon that they've often ruther
WOrse'n ours, too.
We've got wood piled in the wood
shed that'll last a year er so.
And there's more out where that come
from and more saplin's still TO
grow,
We aint worried over coal strikes.
let the cold winds blow away:
We can carry in the billets and not
have a cent to pay;
While they're shiverin' up yonder
where they've got so much to set
We can heat up fer the babies that
the Lords sent you and me.
There is always somethin' dom 10
make city people sad;
If it amt a sausage famine why you'll
hear the waters bad;
When the strikers stop the street
cars then the dickens is TO pay
And the people nave to foot it, gittin'
dubbed along the way.
And the fever epiJemiCs and the
smallpox every year
Keep the city people stewin', and I'm
glad to live out here
Oh, its quiet in the country and
there's few uncommon sights.
And Gods moon and stars up yOnder
have TO 90 fer 'lectric lights.
But with 'taters in the cellar and with
wood piled in the shed,
When there's hay stacked in the hay
mOws fer the stock that must be
fed,
They can have their noisy city. with
|. the sights up there to see,
And the kind old quiet country will
be good enough fer me.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-05-29
KEEPING TAB.

You should sleep on your right
side madam"
Il really can't do it, doctor; my
husband talks in his sleep, and I
can't hear a thing with my left ear.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-05-29

W. D. Smith is the best equipped
funeral director in the city. Offers
largest assortment Of goods at half
the price Of competitors.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-05-29
NOT WORTH 1T.

How dye do, Brother Hayrick?'
said the country editor; what are
YOU filing the saw for?"
cause it's dull replied Farmer
Hayrick, what did We s'pose?"
HIN: always file things when
they're dull, do your"
WAL, no; thar's that weekly sheet
o yourn: | never file that"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-05-29

J. l.. ELAN has moved his imple-
ment store to new quarters in Die
Brucke building whore he would be
glad to meet all his customers.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-05-29

/ |.t-..-|3Jt OF Alto Is IN
/ NJ. waus .-@4y
r 3. + .maa Is a WaIla WalIa Wis
49,, ~ uJI -Ii.lon.
Daniel McCa'I@han Of Prescott is in
wal WaUa o. business.
f. Sma,. Of Milton is in the
-. ..eing at business interests
p p. Chiffon and W H, Gillis, two
-. MS p-0ninelJ citizens, are in
VAL. #,..a today.
t.. 8. a1rste.a has sold his foot
IL ranch. tie oil Miers place to
~....- .-c.s fer $55 an acre
n- r. - Cannon will leave for
s,.... .ouizhr to attend a meeting
81. --a-e board Of health. which
H.. held tomorrow forenoon in
~ Statesman collector will call
~. June Isl to 9th for the May
.n+ions. you will greatly facil-
... work b., having the amount
.A.- ''' -'-
,1.Rr;da and Chairman
.-aIa hoard of audit and
..... in Walla Walla yesterday
.. s.. ISIS of Superintendent Dryden
y .a. state pealtehtlarE' lett loi
I.u." las, A.7'-''
-- H.. o meeting of the di
~ -h. ValI9 WaUa CONNER
.- rra Ra1,er-Rovpr bank
..-.,noon at ! 20 o'clock
.....,a,ta,lco to +hn cIub and
.-.. Vii ha brought I'M and
....+.- of T Olson acct
nm aver and killed bv a
.....r.,- rioht will nrObablv be
-..r,, y VET no inf0rma
.......u any relatives in the
-..-.. ha. haen received from
-na EAST communicated
4. ~...aua Yesterday Thomas II
......-h. of Olympia, was elected
...-r.nt commander Of the Grand
r..r.- IT Spokane was chosen
-l6enr of the WOmen's Relic
r.....G John r. H0vt. Of Spokane
.-r. INF commander OF the Sons
.. r.-.-InS
IT,. mineral OF George ielcher
"" t.ed yesterday noon OF lupeTcu