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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-15

Trains Leave and Arrive 14th..street
Sfatfon.
TRAINS LEAv1;. n1CHMoxp, va.


TRAINS LEAvEt RICHMOND, VA.
200 A.. NJ. No. 4. daily for Danville.
Charlotte. and ali local stations
south. connecting at Danvtile for
stations to LynchhurE also Wltn
b. p, and W: railway for Martins.
Greensboro Tor ali stations east
and west thereof.
1850 e NJ, No. q. limited tfain daily.
meets al Moseiey With Farmyi,le
and Powhatan railroad: e
snd 1o5 pmThas b ba1s,hn
With No.. as unite,, states fast
mall. solid train daily, for New
G calss an and points South r Wni Et
Columbia. S. hannah. and Jackson
Richmond to Atian.. and Hirming-
e9 oa ufa5Saps a2 f Dashan a0f Gsass
train. with Sleeper. Salisbury 70
Memphis. Dining -Car service.
= 'Vo d e n NO Y Southern Exp q.ns.
eonville. and points South; Sleeper
for Danytlls Greensboro. Sails
View York ok and Florida isnd Espress and
ries tirorss sleerers to Augusta.
N axanr MsS slsnny h.ian,a TaRH .x
Orleans. etc. Complete Dining-Car
service- Also. Pullman Tourist
sleeper Mondays. Wednesdays. ana
Fridays Washington 10 San Fran.
CISCO. without change. with connec-
lions for all points in fxxas. Mext-
CO. and California
QUO a., No. II. local daily. except
sunfay,.for KeYsvi1le and irterme-
TRAINS g xaaiTvr n n1oHaosD.
8:a5 a. NJ
$50 z. NJ From Atlanta. Augusta.
n ;,afnq. gaII.s; Ashsvtlis. and Al
$50 $40. :! Al from Keysvil1e and local
$40 M. from DurhArn. Charlotte.
Oanvtlle. and intermediate stations.
LOCAL. FREIGHT.
Nos. 81 ana s., between Manchester and
NeApolia S7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-15

WILMINGTON. II. c.. January 144-
Spirits Turpentine-Firrn at S. lac; re-
Rosfn@Firm at s1.45asl.se; receipts. Is
Crude rurpentlne-Firn at s1.soass.e 20;
'e TarGFirm at s.. so; receipts. 1ss barrels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-15

MORE NORMAL SCHOOLS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-15

11:4O p. NJ. Daily. Except Sunday,at
BYRD STREET STATION New
York and Florida Special, from
- Washington and beyond, Makes
no local stops All Pullman cars
and dining car; no extra charge
other than regular Pullman fare.
100 P. NJ Except Sunday, at ELBA
-. STATION. Accommodation from
". p. TAYLOR. Traff7c5 Manager.
w. D. DUKE. General Manager
C. w. CULP, Assistant Gen. Man.
ja II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-15

1925 F. M. Daily. at H1AIN-sTREET
STATION. Sea board Florida Limit
ed, from washington and beyond.
Makes no local stops. All Pullman
cars and dining car: no extra
charge other than regular Pullman
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-19
Sntere1ant 1T Der @ortlaut oes

= SntereHant 1T Der @ortlaut bea
Stedbriefes. ben Die ia@iii6e &e=
gierung geaen Die &runprinSeiiin er'
laiiett bat, als oeren Bluht iih niht
ldneer perbeimliden lieB. Befannt
murbe bis iebt nur Der Stedbrief,
melder Der italieniihen BDli5ei au=
eing uno bur@ Die SnoiStretion ei<
mes 8eamten lit iebt Der Seffent=
lidteit preiseeeeben lit. @r lattet.
SAILS cine Brin5eiiin Suite Nn=
tonic Warie BON Sabien : @ettin,
@r5berspain BON Oeiterreih : TDs=
fana, Hihtig aus Dresden nah
Salsburg, BON bort flihtig nab
MinAen, 8irib unb @enf-iib an
einem Der Decentralization Seen
Dber an Der &ipiera ober 1T &om,
Meapel unb Siailien n~ieoerlahen
lpate, pirb I'M lufDrtige 8enabrihz
tieune eebeten, AUDI lit ausenblif=
lih gu ermittelt, Db Die Brinseiiin
bereitS gebDren babe uno ibDn einen
Sdueling BEL iih fibre" Die
Brin3el1in lit -ip beiBt e8 peiter =
in @eIeQ5haft zines @eliebter. ente
neber (D zines Dresoener Sabn=
ar8tes poer zines bilofhDnen Trans
suIen, "a biz 25 Sabre aft, ieines
Berufes Spra9lebrer. Der 8ruoer
gr5bersDg 2eppDlb 5erbinanb, bat
bas Baar in @enf perlaiien. Die
8ei1reibung Der 8erfolgten lit NIT
itefbriefli9er @enauigteit abgefaBt;
Sag, Stunbe, Srt uno umitanoe
Der @eburt iopie 2ebensfabigfeit
q beS &inbes ioaen gewifienbaft
ermittelt uno gemeloet meroen." Sc
benfaqs. neil iie fir ben @beibeis
oungSpro5eB uno fir Die ftanoess
amtlibe Steuung oes Neu9eborener
pon ausiblagaebenoer 8ihtigfeit
{inh
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-19
@pnaoles t1achte

@pnaales madte auf 1einem
S6mersenslaaer fpleenoe Qusiasen
iiber ben 8orfall: SD batte ebert
meine Office perlaiieu, INN mid gum
@fien ttab 6auie su beeeben. ga
lab ih 2ulmun init Smei 8eeleitern
mir antgegenfommer, elmer oerlelben
mar Der 9taatslenatDr Talbert. Sic
gingen ale Drei nebeneinanoer unb
oa eS iebr lebbaft auf Der StraBe
nar, mare i6 oieqeibt nit 9ilman
ins @ebrduge e%efpmmen. I'm oas
81 permeioen, eine ib iber oas
Bflaiter na6 Der anberen Settle gu.
8aum batte tb mild aber abges
tpenbet, als Gilman binter mir
Der feuerte. Sd fiiblte, oaB ib
eetroffen lei uno perlor einen
Musenblid oaS BemuBtlein. SD
lebnte mid an Die Wano zines Sauz
les, als 9tQman iaete: rSeBt babe
ib aetban, mas Sic mir eelaet ba=
ben!" gr moate nod einmat ibiee
zen. als ih iaate: rSie babeu MIDI
gu Eooe eetroHen, ihieBen Sic no6
NAL, Sic Seieling!" Da ienfte Tia=
man bic 8iltole uno ging peiter."
Nuf Die Srage in Beaua auf ben
8eriht, oaB Gilman geiagt baben
loae: nSb babe Sbre Mittbeiluna
erbalten!" erpiberte @onsales, oob
er Gilman gans beitimmt feline Mtitz
tbeilung iberianbt babe uno oaB oas
~3uiammentreffen gang 5ufduig uno
u~nertpartet getpeien iei. @r lei ia
aubem AUDI gang unbemafnet ge=
rpeien.
Die BON Gilman ab9efeuerte &u>
gel lit @onaaleS in ben unterleib
eeoruneen uno bat dbnlibe Ser
lebungen angeribtet. mie i'm Sale
bes Brdiioenten Mc&inlep. Die an
@Dn5ales pDrgenDmmene Operation
bat spar einen 5iemlib giinitiger
8erlauf genummen, aber eS lit gu
befirhten, oaB 8eritpnitis eintriti
uno bann miiroe ieoe 6pffnuno ar'
grbaftung oes 2ebens ausaeldloKer
Iein.
gor Der Operation CAB Gonzales
nod folgenbe @rfldrung ab: sd
mar unbemafnet urb es lag MIDI
Der gerineite @runo pDr, mild 81
ermDrben. Mber i9 iterbe frpbge.
multi afs Der Wdrtprer elmer gutter
Sahe. Sb babe rur meme 8flib
eetban uno ih babe Htbts au be-
oauerr pber gu bereuer /"
@etten, baB Gice @%puperneu,
Gilman freigelpreben miro
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-19
Sine iumnberbare GrfinSuna.

@s aiebt INNER nod Wunber.
Cine Waibine lit erfunoen moroen,
tuelbe 9apeten idneioet, flebt unb
aufbdngt. DaS @ebiet Der Grim.
oungen uno @ntoedun9en iheint
tbatidhlih unbesren5t gu iein. Ser
porraeeno unter ben bebeutenoen
grfinoungen lift Or. Sings Neue
embedding fir Shminbluht. Dies
Mittel bat Wunber genirft in SdQen
BON 2ungenS@ rfranfungen uno Fat
manbes 2eben gerettet. 9aulenoe
baben es gebraudt unb BADEN bae
nit Die Grippe be1iegt, 2ungenz
gnt5inomng. BrDnbitis unb
Sbpinolubt. SIR e~initimmiges
nrtbeil lautet babin: .gs lit Die
bette unb a%uperldiliefte Meoiein fir
6alsz uno 2ungenleiben" Seoe
so Cents uno $1.00 Slaibe piro
garantirt bur9 s. &alteper &
5obn, @eo. S. Sbm1itt, gigentbi=
mer, uno ". 9reiB' Ipptbete.
8rDbefaiben frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-19
Weriadbte, cs su berbersen.

gs lit Die alte @ei9i6te: .Die
SDnne briugt es an ben Gag!" Sour
baB eS iih in bieiem Sale nibt
UNI elm &erbreben banoelt. Cine
5rau fiiblt fi9 abaeipannt, iie bat
8~iidenibmer5en uno leibet an Ser.
bauunesihmdbe, aber fie meint,
,es lei 0ibts" uno neriuht es gu
perbersen. biz ite iblieBlid aan5
uuo gar suiammenbribt. 9duiden
Sic iib nidt! @ebmen Sic iufurt
Electric Bitters. gr bat ben &uf.
oaB er Magene, 2eber= uno Nierens
Bel1meroen BELT uno er miro Sbr
aanaes Spltem neu beleben! Die
lblimmiten Sormen iener &ranfbeis
ten merben loFDrt Der beilenoen
Maht bes Electric Bitters peihen
Sour so Gents uno aarantirt ourd)
Die GpDtbefe BON s.. &alteDer &
Spbn, @ep. s. Sbmitt, @ieentbii'
mer unb &b. OreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-19

uno 2onoon, oaB Die aIiirten Wtdbte
nad mie Dor an Der 8eoingu1g lett
bielten, bab Die GOrbeoingung fur
Die i6ieosaerihtlide S6lihtun9
bes Streites Die @arantie fir Die
8esablung Der bereits ausbeouns
Qenen SGaoenerIab : Surtr1e let.
Die Mddte perben AUDI in Der 3pis
fden8eit Die 8lDdaoe iber Die oenez
sDlanilden 0dfen niht aufbeben, biz
8enesuela Iih biermit ridbaltz uno
beoineungslps einneritanoen erfldrt.
Die @erantnprtlihfeit fir ale mei=
teren 8ersDeerunaen in Der @rleoiz
eure Der eanser Nneelegenbeit, met
men bic Wddte, piiroe auf Genesuela
surndfallen. Sn5piiben miro Die
8lpdaoe Der pene5ofanii9en 9dfen
itreng burbgefubrt = pieIeidt iDear
iibertrieben ftreng. mie es oas Bomz
baroement bes 6afen : Sorts oDn
San Carlos am gingans gum Wa=
racpibD=See seigt.
8emerfensnertb mar Die i'm 2aufe
Der perfIo1ienen 8pbe aus Berlin
fprnneroe Meloung, baB Die beutibe
Geibs 6egierung Der 6roniiAen
Sinans= &lemme oes &eibes burd
Die @infiibrune oes - TabafmpnDz
pols abaubelfen beabii6tige! Nob
ppr Elm paar Sabren mtrbe bieler
Blan briben in 9eutlblanb einen
Sturm Der gntriltune ~entfe1ielt bas
ben, es lbetnt aber, alS Db iib in
oieler 8e5iebung innerbalb Der lebten
Sabre cine gang eritaunlihe @anoez
lung pDlsDgen babe. Mls nriabe
oieler Wunbelune pirb gang anae=
mein Die =. Nnolt por Dem atteri=
faniiben gabafszgruit afeegeben-
uno oas trpb Der Tbatlabe, oaB In
lebter Belt Die beutlden 9%abafsfabri.
fanter = belDn5ers Die ldbIiI9er
giearren : Sabrifen = ansefanger
baben, ben SpieB berumsubreber
uno beutibe Tabafs 5abrifate IT
grDben Wensen auf ben amerifant.
lden Marft eepurfen baben. Sra
8Dlaopusfp=W ebner loa ben beut:
iden 9abafs=Sabrifanten ben Gatl
ertbeilt baben, nibt an ben amerifa.
niiben gabafs gruit aus5unerfau.
fen, oa iie iib in ibrem Sample ge:
gen bielen Eruit iiher auf Die Inter.
itibung Der &egierung 6erlaiier
fDnnten. Nlem Nnlhein nab If
bas aber nur Der ueber9arg gun
9abafs : WtDnDpDl in 9eutiblanb
pie er ia befanntli@ ibDn in Sranf'
reib, Seiterreib : nnearn uno it
Stalien beItebt unb Dem Staat'
enorme ginfinfte abmirft!
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giibli1e 6itterlidbfeit, gelbitper,
theibiauud poer eSeiaheit

@8 lit NAL tpieber cine reht tppi.
ibe @eibihte, pelbe ba aus So.
lumbia, Der StaatSbauptitaot pDr
Sib : Carolina, beribtet miro, noe
Der 8ice=@ puperneur 9tqman-ne.
benbei benterft elm Neffe bes Miiit=
gabel Senators aus bemielben
Staate = ben &ebacteur NarciHu
@0nsales auf Der Dffenen 6auptz
itraBe am helen lt9ten Gage nieberz
eetnaut BOT. @pn5ales liegt angelo
lib i'm Sterben, aber Db er nun am
2eben bleibt ober itirbt, dnoert an
Der Iffdre an iih persmeifelt tuenig.
SIN StaatsIenate, NOD Der SbieBs
bolb mod fur5 5uuDr prdfioirt batte.
betete Der &aplan gum lieben @ott,
0aB er Das 2eben bes S6merbers
r~punbeten erbalten mDge. @ans
ihDn, aber uenn man in oemlelben
Senats : Saale @elebe annebmen
miirbe. burb tpelde bas nermales
bette &euDlper : gragen gum grimi>
nalperbrehen geitempelt miro unb
tuer1 man bann ferner AUDI oafir
Gorge tragen miiroe, oaB ieber
.iiolihe Sitter, Der beimlib in leis
ner 6iften : gaibe elm S9ieBeiien
fpa5ieren trdgt. minbeitens elm Sabr
3uhtbaus befdme, 10 muroe oas ges
nib elm piel praftiiberes un0 mirt'
lQnereS Berfahren Iein, ala iene
Beterei !
9iImans iaolibe Sitter : gbat lit
ober, bel 2ibte betradtet, bic feieite
Sburtentbat, Die man fid nur nurs
ftellen fann-ein erbdrmliber &abez
gift fir 8reB : Inariffe mdbrenb Der
perflDnenen @abls@ ampa9ne. @ons
gales befanb fih Wittaes auf Dem
6eimmeee aus Ieiuem HeoactionS'
Bureau, ais Der nit amei mdbtigen
&eoDlpern bemaffnete 8ices@ Duperz
neur Gilman binter ibm hertam
uno ibn-Dbne Elm Wort gu iaeen-
BON binten nieoeri9oB. @ie fid
berausiteate, mar @on5ale8 ooQitdn=
big unbemnffnet !
@irflib i'm b6dften @raoe harat'
teriItii6 finb Die Darlegungen, Nell
die Gilman uno feline Sreunoe Der
8refe our Gerbfentlibune Iber bic
,beoauerlibe Gffdre" - mie man ir
etmas binterber INNER 81 nennen
pfleot l-iiberaeben baben. Danad
miro 9iGman feline GertbeibigunQ
auf Die Selbitpertbeioigunes=9b eorit
Itiiben. gs heiBt oa:
Gilman babte, baB @onsales
bepoffnet lei uuo Dab er einen STE.
ouluer in Der 8odtaibe batte,
er Bate feine SAINT
lin Der 8pftai de. @r battt
aber AUDI allen @runo 81 II a u
ben, oaB @~unSales bemaffnet tpdre,
Iieoenfall8 batte er be-
10 affnet iein u1len, menr
Ter eS mirtlib niht mari
Dieie 2pgif unb oieie Greumen.
tatipnss Metbpoe foQten nirflib pa
tentirt peroen
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Staat . | ., |

GrantS. G-benep bei9iport, oas er Der al.
tere 9artner Der Girlna s. s. 6 benep&G o
1T, tpelbe @ei6dfte in Der Staot Solepp. IN oben-
gerannten Golntp uno Staate, tbut, unb baB be:
isste, }Sirnta bic summe eOn einbanesr
miro, Der ourd ben 8ebrau9 BON 9aIt's 6 a.
tarrb : Ru r ni6t aebeilt peroen fam.
GranfS. 6 benen,
f@- geidtporen Dor mir uno unteri1rieber
Siegel In rteiuer @egenDart am 6. Septem=
@ Der q. 8. '86.
u. %. @lea II, bffentliber Notar.
9aa's &atarrb=8ur pire innerli9 genon1men unr
pirtt brett auf bas 9[ut unb ole idleimigen O6er=
fdden bes spftems. 3euenifie frei %perianbt. 9reis
rs @ents fir Die Glai9e. 8ertauft bon alien @po=
tbefern.
S. s. @beuep & 60, So[sop, Sbio.
SaH's JaniiIien : 9taen fnb Die befen.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-07-14
To Reward Kindness.

Washtucna Enterprise: During the
sickness and death Of Edward Cald-
well last winter Miss Blalock, daugh-
ter of DR.. Blalock, of Walla Walla.
rendered many kindnesses to him and
to members of the order from this
place who went to Walla Walla in con-
necton with his sickness. 1t was the
desire of the local lodge to present
her with a souvenir Of their apprecia-
ton and l. B. Laing and j. H. Gill
were appointed as committee to Sc
lecJ something for that purpose. They
decided that a handsome sofa pillow
with the name OF the lodge and the
emblem of the order, three links.
would be as suitable as anything that
could be had An order was given to
a Spokane firm and the pillow arriv-
ed this week and will be sent to Miss
Blalock with a letter from the com
mittee 1t is q handsome article, hand
worked in silk
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-07-14
q Broken !. ed.

Weston Leader: While returning
from Bingham Springs Sunday after
noon with a party OF eXcursiOnists,
John TavlCr met with q serious accl-
dent. The road below the springs is
somewhat rough. and a sudden lurch
Of the wagon threw young Taylor out.
He fell beneath one of the hind
wheels. which ran over his left leg,
breaking it clearly just below the
thigh The long trip TO his home at
Moses TaylOr's place east OF Weston
was a painful one for the young man,
but he stood it without murmur, and
when the fracture was reduced by Or.
Best. bore his suffering without the
aid OF an anaesthetic He is now get
ting along nicely.
At the time of the accident John
was engaged in an absorbing CONVEX
sation with a young lady in the wa
gOn. and now regrets that 1t was so
rudely and suddenly interrupted.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-07-14

! FROM nearby TOWNS. !
.ssSSSSSS~SvSSSSSSSi
A WaIIa WalIa Caterpillar.

Dayton Chronicle: There was a
form of caterpillar supposed to be
the same as those a. Walla Walla,
crawling around in the office at Sage
& Holloway's barn July An. This
worm entered unlCnticed and began
to advertise himself. He crawled
three feet in exactly 80 seconds. Then
Re climbed nine foot wall in two
minutes and one s2cc.I. A bysiaHder
expressed MS surp.- Sc at which the
worm informed Lin, hat he LETT Walla
Walia IS minutes EeGind the w. & &.
R. r. train an; !, at it here. He (the
w0rm) then enQulred the way to Pom
oroy ard quietly ief-. These worms
carry heir Gads high lie snake
and their speed is remarkable. Occa-
sionally they raise two-thirds OF their
body in the air and take sweeping
glance around them. Possibly this
one was looking for the new school
house
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-07-14
A POPULAR CHIEF
AIydh Brown Receives Many
Congratulations Today
OVER YESTERDAYS VICTORY
Been a Resident Of Wala Walla fer
20 Years and Well Fitted for
the Position.

Alvah Brown, Walla Walla's new
chief of police elected Yesterday by
an overwhelming majority, is recelv-
ing the congratulations of hundreds
Of warm friends today. When MI.
Brown announced himself as a candi-
date for the Office, the knowing ones
predicted that he was the strongest
man in the city for the place, but even
his staunchest admirers under esti-
mated his popularity and were sur
prised at the big majority returned to
him last night
Mr. Brown was born in Sfverton,
Oregon, October 20, 1855, and conse-
quently will be as years of age his
next birthday. SilyertOn is the birth
place Of Homer Davenport, the ia
nous c2rtOCni4t I'D the two were
boys together. Mr.. Brown resided in
Silyertol until he was % years Of
age when he removed to Walla Walla.
At the aga Of q Mr.. Brown was ap
pointed postmaster of SilvertOn and
was in the postal department until
he resigned seven years later to come
to Walla Walla-
Upon his arrival in Walla Walla Mr.
Brown accepted the SecretaryShip of
the old Walla Walla Water company
and retained the position for three
years. He then engaged in the cigar
business, selling out two years later
to take position as patrolman under
Chief of Police Robinson.
He remained on the force for five
years ana was considered one Of the
bravest officers in the state. For
seven years he was bO0kkeeper and
salesman for Herbert Macarthur in the
cigar business and retained the posi-
ton upon Mr.. Caswelrs assuming the
business. During his % years resi-
dence in WalIa Walla his public life
has been above reproach and his
home life has been ideal
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-07-14
DREAMLAND PARK NOTES..

A large attendance at the PARK las,
Sunday demonstrated the fact that
the people of Walla Walla appreciate
this new enterprise, not by good words
only, but N more substantial man
ner, by giving it the support in a
financial wa stG2SSdry 20 insure its
permanent oU-,-Ss and Improvement.
Mr.. Phillips Is { eatly pleased and en-
COuraged at the Spouse OF the public
and wishes to s-1:e that progress ana
improvement win be the motto regard
ing this new resort. Daily and week
l. Improvement and new features will
be added until the most eXacting will
have no fault to find.
The Spokane Elks visited Dream
land park Sunday evening and made
! things lively with the boating for a
half hour; boat after boat We're cap
sized with their occupants until the
lake was filled with Wading and swim
ming Elks Did they get wet? Well,
A drowned and bedraggled lot of the
B. p. O. E. were driven direct from
the park to the II o'clock train for
Spokane, but all happy and full OF
joy and -
The concert by the Ninth Cavalry
band at the park Sunday evening was
especially fine, and No. 7, The Holy
City was enjoyed by a very atten-
tive and appreciative audience. Mr.
Lee sang the piece under the disad-
vantage of it's being arranged in too
high a key for his voice, but aqui1ted
himself nicely and responded to an
encore.
Mr.. Lee, who sang THE Holy City
at the park Sunday evening will be
heard again frequently under better
circumstances. Other attractions are
being arranged for the near future
Everybody come out to the dance
this evening. The Ninth Cavalry
orchestra will furnish grand music.
and the floor is much enlarged and
rebuilt of first class material. No
pains will be spared to make everyone
enjoy this permanent feature of the
park entertainments.
A number of new birds and animals
were received at the park this week
They alone are worth the price of ad-
! mission to see.
Hereafter a band concert every
Sunday. Dancing every Tuesday and
Saturday evenings; and music and
special features every Thursday. Re
| member, however, the park is open
every day in the week.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-07-14
KNOCKS OUT INDIAN LEASES.

Muskogee. l. T., July 14.-By a de-
cision of the United States court
handed down today 1000 900 acres of
Creek Indian land leases are invali-
dated, the court holding that an In
dian parent has no right to lease the
land of his minor children, unless he
has by due course of legal procedure
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CORNS, CORNS, CORNS.

Would you give a dollar to have
them removed without pain? If 50
call at the Bee Hive, room 5. Office
hours l to p m. w. R. BOYLE.
Chiropodist.
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SO per cent. reduction on high
grade wall paper to clear shelves for
new goods. Come quick and you will
get a good bargain. Burt Owens, POP
E. Main street.
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Read the Statesman prize offers.
go day offer). Great educational Cd
pOrtunities offered free.
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Good houses to rent. Reasonable
rates. Slater & Slater. Rooms 1O-1l
POstoffice block.
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Dreamland Park-Dancing with fin
music tonight.
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been made their legal guardian and
such cases are very rare.
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Grand Dance at Dreamland Park to
night.
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Do you want a bicycle? Save the
coupons in the Statesman.
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Empire business college scholarship
free.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

Read the ads in the Statesman.
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Worth & Lamb. bargains in city
and farm property. Rooms l and 2,
Brechtel Bldg, Walla Walla.
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Tendency of the Times.

The tendency of medical science is toward
preventive measures. The best thought of
the world is being given to the subject. 1t is
easier and better to prevent than to cure
1t has been fully demonstrated that pneu =
monia, one of the most dangerous diseases
that medical men have to cont end with, can
be prevented by the use of Chamber ain S
Cough Remedy. Pneumonia always results
from cold or from an attact of influenza
grip, and il has been observed that this
remedy counteracts any tendency of these
diseases toward pneumonia. This has been
fully proven in many thousands of cases in
which this remedy has been used during the
great prevalence of colds and grip in recent
wears. and can be relied upon with implicit
confidence. Pneumonia often results from
a slight cold when no danger is apprehended
until it is suddenly discovered that there is
fever and difficulty in breathing and pains
in the chest then it is announced that the
patient has pneumonia. Be on the safe side
and take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as
soon as the cold is contracted. 1t always
cures. For sale by Bennett