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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-04
YO>1cfl
erflareSe min Speoom nbelbreotli8,
eaaOe jes pilOe DO Of 6jertsiaaOOm
Or. Miles' .6eart Cure gen9ap
mig goOt 6elbreo.

u9ea bar al mulie @rnnh til at anbefale 7r Miles
Webiciner. efterfom a6eart Sure" trelite NIT Sin. Sea
d IN lper Dlono, neget oper iets FOB | 6etoe, ueier
aaften ire hnnore0e BnHo. Cor nogle Aar fieeu bleD
mi 6ierte iaa o%aarligt, at ieg alorig mere nelteoe at
Hipe frif. 20 erne erflRreDe mig nhelbreoelig Sec
Fnaee N9rfe iii 8eres advertisement / nogle ADtier
"a fBbte res Jiofer 6eart @nre Seq m9rfeoe itor
etnbrinq oq ~bebrebes, io Ieg peobleD. Inottl ies bopbe
saaei f0lp ;ylnifer. Win Spg0om par organiif, o. lea
penttbe albria at blioe pariat beibrebet, men tail ct
Brre Rr. Miles' peart Sure bar tea teboIft aoot Del
breD on bar D0ref / Stnno III at posie min Profession
nj EtaDiqbeD. fben lea ierGt teg WeoiciHen for oite
Aar Stoen, Sea er Mufter, 4Rreri SaHa o. Uinhf.
Drfeferieoer etc Seq bar ipinet ouer lels gRldi8aH
"a bar ~anbeialet Or. Wiles' peart Cure til 1nitnber al,
Eerioner l ale Tele at Staten, pg bar III bert ON
anbet en0 Qpbe 8eiuitater. JeJ bar forHoaet onlirbis
al fyplf nit eaet @ounfp til at toae Or. pliles peort
Knre. tbi nit Orb bstpibles life al BEN, Iou feH6er
nio.@ s. 8 Smith. 1liut, waid.
Yea Ct g~pptbefer % bar fetgt % ~aHbeIalet 9r.
mdeS 6enrt @ure. oa leg oeo, huob ben bar noreftef
isr His- % a snifer, at ieg fllnoe ~torflare nelere
si abIanrfeoe pelbreo, isg M tan al9oe mig oso.
rtrfs gteffur1tine 9erpiue giper ubnlRrtet Etitreoss
ailslif.~ = Or. Z. 8. Boits, apptbsfer. got sprinss,
Z. ..
ane upotbefere ieIaer og saraniersr nen fprffe
Faffe al Gr. STILES q9gemioIer. Sfrip sfter III
Bn ON NerpsTifet os p1erteipeoomrts. aerfsis:
Or MiIss' Webieal Co., GIfbart, 9uo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-04
@amfunbet maa lite flaa meb bpire

Samfunbet maa life 1lua meb bpire
og lage meb benItre 6aonb.
9uqlen maa life afIenbes, Sooret
ifte Haas. % mob bet arbeibes DIR,
mar hi ie9er II oare gobe % tarliae
i ale Tmaa 5orbolo og oeroeo ban
ne en- Opinion / De tore pgiaa.
Gn Opinion unberbpg9et pad DIN
Ndaoe er bel bet eneite. ari9ens
Sfotipiaere nBbes til at tage pen
i'm til.
arigeuS Dra6smano moa Den men
ne~itefGrlige 3ante 5rebstanteR
- / De mango Miaiouer sooe men.
neIter 6lipe.
Samuel Smiles tiger: o-- ST
ter 0aturens 0rben ptl ct soils BE-
K &aratter li9e faa iitfert finoe fl
llotrDt { bets Gore GO Regering. fem
@an6ets Oberfio6e pil TtiGe ia ran.
ret. Oct 6aoerliae Soft bill bIipe ba
berlig itpyet. % DIT u0iOen0e % for
ourbtoe u6Gberliat. gI Grforinq n,
nes / Sonobeb at oife. at en- Stais
Barb ca Stnrfe minore of6pnQer #
bets Snititutfoners 5orm enb At BETS
MGnos 9ardfter; tbi Rationen BAN
nes al Snbibiberne -
st Soils 6remitr.6t er
llObbttst at De enteItes 5fib, araft
"a R~ebeli96eb. ligefom bets 5orfaIo
fslger at be enteltes 0openTtab. 6
9enfarlio6eb % Cater. Oct, Tom man
/ QlmiuoeIigbeb betegner Tom fore
Samfunosulnfter. bill fom oTtel biie
ia fun at pare Trentalbt oeb Den
urigtige3etningfom be enteIte Menz
METERS Gin bar taqet --"
Der er en- 5reit at bente / bette.
Sdmfunoets 5or6eoring beror til ~.
nsnbe "a iibft life paa noget uben fot
&c. men pod no9et L %. @i ffaI life
rette bore geItra6eIier mob ben e.
Ter Dem brit oppe, men imob bet
/ os TeIO, Tom bier ben euer benz
Ststte.
Oct er 9ejen. o9 ben er life for.
69nberne fdn gobt friftes til at Inn
te matte I Stsbet. Men bet er If
fert geien til arigens Qf1foHelTe. =
Den eneite rigtige.
Men: !6por lan9fomt qoar bet II
fe fremubl 6bor fat fbber life On
ret / osl Gbb. 6 9ebero.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-04
Siaig SclifabcligbcO.

seq peo life, ON bet er gadet no
gen al mine areoe QGiere, fem BET Il
gaaet mig; men jeg nuIOe naiiea
antage bet. De er nenlig gadet mia
f%aale1ss, at jeg bar beIIuttet be
tart al Grfaringen = / @inter At
inbrette min SeIiiabeligbsO poa II
NJ % for6aoienbe biaig Woaoe.
Denne 6sItodr / nei jog oil
ferit fortaIe. 5oorleoes jeg er bleOen
6elnrtl
2atIoo: st ungt Bar, fom jte
letter megen prs paa, og Iom iats
ter megen gris poa mig ogfaa, pa,
Forrige 9inter, bber Sang jeg traf
bet pad @aben, / 3eatret, pad aony
certer elGer bjemme bos fRIes getsnos
ie, fagt til mig: Gu baaber bi rietig
mart at babe ben 5ornejelie at ie
Dem bos ps en- often - eGer tom
before til Mibba9l = a bele ben
n ltge er Ri MI beso9rre optagne
bber eneite Dag, men fdd | n q Z
llge, / 8egbnbelien al n9its lt9e, foa
buaber Ri bu, Der life er nogst ! Del
en- for 9eres 9ebfommenbe; De
Iful 6Bre n9rmere fra os, 6oilten Dag
oi fan bebft; for oi bill babe Dem rig
tig / 80 for os fefb, bsrer De-
= Sdolebes bar bet elffoprbigs
unge Bar fngt minbit 7 @unge for,
rige 8inter. Set funbt dlbrig en-
Dag, Der pasiebe; bet fenbte mig |
oft Sab olbrig g1ib ON at TONNE
Mlen iee beb, at bet feler fig. fom
ON BET bdpbe bobt MTG iii Mibbo1
oen petit comitt1 hperduben 3ap
@irteren ;ssnnem.
pdrret buffer fun be mango @on.
&c, bet bar entet at ie mig bos
fig, men bet glemmer, at bet ingens
finbe fit fit 2nite opfbIOt. De mango
SnbbD6elIer bar fufot ub tiIfreositil-
let bets @aftfri9ebstruns, os Del
itaur MI til m 9 at are @ene9lo.
SO bet er netop bet, ieg MI oil
Forfgge | benne 8inter.
Stfe pud ben gommelbaes plebejiite
Maner: at mar Isnber en- ffriftlio
SnbbDbeIie ON De % 0erss 5ru,
bil gre mig ben 5ornsielie al fpife
bos mig ben os ben Dag 81. 6" o. +
b., og foa er man bjemme ben 9uc
oe bdr libt COB Mag at fette pno
9orbet og libt liflig Din at balbe
Dunten, Og fdd fiober man os ban
bet rurt meb bindnben oe er en- elf.
p9rbig og u~nberbolbenbe 09rt.
Nei, ingenlunbe, tbprtimob.
Seq BIZ en- balb Snes @ange | Din
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-04

0len er nit 8igt fun en- fpinoenot
qbo,
ital BOG en- Stunb bet, nadr ieg er
fprItummet.
fan9iIe til 9ibet ben iublenbe 5rn0,
fom min Sial bar i 4uet fornams
met.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-04
SOFT o. 9iuterfOrticncitc.

assuier mfrs for 2 nnr 8oacr lite: Japan
Russia War. ben Fisrie aris til eanos os ganos
I 8erbeus otiorie 800 staer. 2oa 3luitiaiioner. soea.
The Worlds Fair / Il. eouis. en- %inibnanfi9
Beffripe ie oper BEN tprfts 9erSeHsuoRiaiHa nosea
sinoe aiboloi. 800 siber. $50 line art 5nutraiiouer.
oetie aommishpa 90 arsbit sipes. Grit aseatib.
tnr meb aataloasr ooer e%naeliie. uorite % ipfnitf
8eaer. Senb ~ Gent. itimgrier for bea8e Rrpbe.
bsser. eaer . 2eeats for Den enc. StriO ftrais.
is. Zieslsr s ca, DeptC., Chicago, H..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-04
Weo Nrnen. :
0tOHStran0en
8. 5. Sta al IN b.

2NltAl = tIH1tts 00H'
6bilsr isg fer paa strenten oeo Stu
ben;
unber min SOB bet oeili9e SunQ,
% Den renefe 6immel f%orO0eni
Ddmpitibet glioer beruoe fOrbi
+ bet 6pilenoe 0ao pIpier Selen i'm
Str.be;
6been % Staane Tg ipeile oeri
% en- @riinmel At tansie Sfi6e.
afbri9 Tou 0uoia en- Qften ie9 Tao',
euften iaa nib. iad piounoeplt9
title,
nqppe ia rerer bet ranfefte Stroa.
% fau Iagte Sm%oa5plgerne tribe.
etDrtet At 9aoet. 6Dor amber iea
let,
ko. IOm oor trat ms % trnttet Of
6eOenl
gr Qlnaturen fortlaret meO et
sner ieg forflaret at @la0en?
altins omtrin9 mig er stpn3eO O9
Slams:
feiere 6pelOer iig 6immelens 9us,
friftere butter Sfobenes &rans,
90 ct timber mig i1nes bOer Sue;
epalerne leae / 2uften 9ugfat.
meoens be ben poer 6abfluben lie =
"a bette 6ap. boor fp%eiltldrt. Rbor
glat.
sg 6por fongelia fort I lin 6DiIe!
gr bet bet iamme, iom oatteoe ms,
pifet Of gngen. I'm gpIge mob Can
bet2
ret, fom MI trbffer be blpbeite 3ps
poo bper Sten, mens bet Ipiner pdd
Sdnbet2
Rbliq Tda oprprt. MI brsmmen0e
tbft,
farpet of 6Otsn. 6pis fOin0enoe
Tldmmer
kflig belpIer ben bamrenoe 9nIt
90 ben fumrenbe Sfoogrenies
Stdmmerl
mnqQenes Dams I ben blititine auft,
5rsernes Rbetfen fra @anOlp6 %
Moier,
RDlernes 9iben % Stranbmorten5
9uFt,
FOm df 6s o9 af ou9OaaOe aOier.
eboen af Qarernes taftfafte Gag
biz fra 6%iIfernes 8aab puu ZEN ipei5
Hare Sfioe.
6balernes Su6et og 0arternes 5fd3
al. bOo fan bet, 6Oo fan bet beffriOe'
50or jeg big elfer, bu berlige
Stranol
= ou min 5soees 6aol Oso bingreo
bar ieg leget,
tumlst iom 9reno peb bet IfOufpsnoe
@dnb,
bbor fOmNIanb ieg nj iiDoer 6eoaget.
ale be Strange. Der tlung / nit
grpit,
bd nit 6ierte par rent og berufet II
0rsmme,
baue nu after og tlinge at 2nft.
% fra Qaberne Sonerne ftrsmme =
frsmme fra 29ben og formes til
Digit :
al. ON ieg magteb at gribe / Sdngen
Bette Moment, fdd herlist og rigt,
pg at bolbe for ebigt bet tangent
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-04
Glllfcs

Ell ipetiel 8fpraientant bette 0ouniD %
%tilgrruienoe 5euitorinm I'll at teprGieutere
% aDeriere Ct 8ammelt etableret 6orretniu9ss
bus meb iolio n%naneiel 4%nieeIie. gea s2l ON
u9en meo u5si'tet tilienbt buer U,anoag pr.
ebect oirette ira o%opeotontorei. 6eit os
0oen l~epsret. uaar bet er ueopeuoi8t. Stil
I'm en- iait o8 iortlobeuoe
Sfrtu til Blew Bros. 81 Co, Dep. A,
Monon Building, Chicago, III.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-04
Nninaret.

6oroen bar rnItet bor 9amIe alo6e
% ben bil maalte / ben n9rmete
8remtio tomme til at Tt9IDe enbnn
frDqteIi0ere. Stibenes Dat bar bo.
ret itrret meb dfifuote MenneTtelenz
mer, Der er lanQt omtrin9 meb Mens
nefetgb ION ueb 8brs 9eb / en-
5lagterbutit. % aft bette SIags
teror6eioe gbres at M9nb % mob
g}auo fra 6iem meb title. frebel
fenoe 9oinoer. meo ongItfuloe 6abre
% MoOre % uTfnlo &c, intet anen6t
Smaobprn.
De, fom CT fremme I aampen.
iIoas fun, foroi De tot- De 1eite
aoar bel til BET / DOZENS 4nqIt -
ca be 6iemme araoer at Sorq elIet
tnntter 6anoerne til 5orbanoeiTe
oper 8rigen.
Der er pei mango. iom / benne
lib tanfer poo bet Ri8drb'te 9er5:
Serb. / 6bis Sam, Der bdoes u
mbroes. Sleof efter SIGgt. blobios
Serb. meo al bin Sbn0ebnroes oot=
ienoe @Gqt -
90 be fortIetter bel / Nnait meb
SpbrqsmooIet: o6oor fan foa let
bin 6imrnelbei 6u fs1ge. runbt ON
ben Col, Der Tfuer 6ine Saar -"
60or fan ben gamte Serb bare
oet frbqtefiqe QnTbar, Der fsIger 9ris
gen2 Og Der lebss rel b9bningt sf.
ter ben Qorioq. 2f%niOurets Serbian
hetfe fan laqoes pod.
Gr Sorben life tung NOT al Cora
% Rsb, Rabief % lltntte / 5orpeis
en2 6bem bar mob til at fsie 9ri.
aen til?
- Man berer ofte 5olt iige:
6erIterne Ttulbe ielo / Marfen MOB
6inanben og af9pre GtriOen. foa Be.
tputte be fig moi. inoen be 1ppeoe BEN
so I bette 3ilfaloe falOer !6aan og
5or6unbelie ober Rusferteiieren.
Qt! Bore 6anblinger er 10 iaa
liot 9onietoenfen at bore egns 3an.
fer. 4nore tanter % bunoler gen.
nem os. Oct 9albsr ogiaa ban, ben
ioage Manb. Der letter ben rusiiite
aolos / Sang mob 9iten. 6ons
6iftorie til 8ato maa 10 netop qBte
os betqnteliqe bso at oBmme 6aarbi
og tro. at bet 6ele liqger { ben entel
tss 6auno. 5an begDnote 10 ioo
mutt, ale troeoe, Al 6rebsfprIten bar
fommen; og ban bar pel beaer life
miitet fin &arliqbeo til Wegtin9s
5anfen men ran er Ioag. Der ftua,
eel bag BAN andre meb minbre rene
6euTigter, men meb bebre 6opber.
t0Ioe 6ierter % fremfor ait lanqt
itqrtere Differ.
Men iaa Dem. Der itoar bag, r.
GER man: ben berifenbe 9iloe, 8isl
plomaterne, be bsie militGre. be tore
TnansmGnb, e1er bbem oct M er.
Der fan Re I'm 5oroel beo &ri9en, h.
Der bar 6erTferen / beres 6anber og
tolot % egenferligt bebdnbler Men=
refer fon Sfatbritterl
So - Der funbe bel D9re megen
@runo til at fsre QnfOuret Der ben.
0isIe tofbe StatIpillere bar ptl NOT
st fort Regnita6 paa Opgsrelfens
Dag.
Men - ben Maet, be sber, fan cs
fun sbe, forbi be ftgtter ben pad no.
get bos os Smaofolf, be mango ubes
tDbelige Gnere, fom banner ben flor.
Masfe. Der sr noeet bos os, be
+tegnsr meb.
De regner meb Dumbeben. -Wleb
BEN falfte acknowledgements. Wleo
Ggennbtten. wsb be bpriite Snifintf-
er, o. (. b.
De regner fremfor aft meb bet bh,
rife. Oct blobige SfueIpil bar altib
6dft Magt ODER WenneIter, Di9e fra
@fabiutorfampene neb til 3breFGgt
ninoerne.
@i ftul life itole pdd, at alogifaben
alene ofitaHer 8rigen. Man ifol be-
re ret ffeptiff ouer for 4nprisningeu
at &ulturen Iom llniDerfolmiblet
oberfor Sdmfunbsonber. aulturen
ftiger, men arigen beboarer. Den
pdrer maafte liot t~ortere, % auglers
=. r. c0sr(- 1--
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-04
LandSmand
d m a. X!

znutt beliggenoe nbDre irngtbdrl rano
opb WuIoioro p1a ger llnberloL ) I'll II
0til ira 9peme Muitogee meO -. 900 ano.
bpegere og 0fmulgee meO 1000. % tnm =
til 7 Wil ia eopnton OF Rorris | 9nbian
5erritorp.
Mais, 9InterbDeoe, 8p9. oaure, aors
tOfer Os 6rust 9iuer en- enOm AigrsOe
buert aur.
Get er fsrits @anB, at oisie forme nosen
Cube er ubbubt til Sal9. Briien CT SIS til
ego pr. acre. 0eriom 9orObuneen life en-.
bper 6suieenbc CT loa COB iOm Suiaois. os
Sowas', oa toiter Jieiien ingentin9. Be
ioltninssu sr amsrifanere, 5pife o9 0auife;
Der fiuoss iugen Suoiauete.
6ormoolet er at beigtte en- al be iieriie
bunite aoloniet Amerita benue irugtbote
esn, buor 5remgaus er aIoeIes iitfer.
9es uiI eipe iiriiilis @aranti til enbuer
8eber, at ies pil sentsbs eanbet 5 Mar ira
ben Dag eonoet er lol8t, os 9ipe $40 pr.
aere mere, snO iom M betales. oeriom eans
bet tSbes fsr l. Sanuar 1905.
@~fsturiioner ai8aar bper feriie o9 treble
9irsoas buer Otoaneo. Gnteit6iaets 9ris
fOr RuuOreiie; fri deiie til 6ebere. Web
eenipu til min iinaueiele @arauti benuiies
til @erman Sapln9s ganf,
Wannina, So.
Eirit Rational gant, Srird, Ia.
Farmers GrcbdnQe gant. Grau. Ga.
Cor nGrmere 0plpsnin9 itrlu til:
Menus goHicn.
0oue0tont0ret,
266 2. elalt Ct. Gblcaso, An
suer u. i. Nopisu.
beinlom. glgent.
Otmd9ee, 3. Z.
&smus gopien ReiiOsncs, @rap, 50.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-09-01

Alheit's feed mill can save you money
On hay and grain.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-09-01
TO oRDAIN PROCTOR.
Former WaIIa WaIIan to Be Made a
Minister.

Rev. William M. Proctor will be or
dained a minister of the COngrega-
tional church in Spokane tonight. This
afternoon he was examined by the
council and the ordination ceremony
will occur at o'clock in the Plymouth
Congregational church. Rev. George
tional church, will preach, and others
parts will be taken by Rev. w. j. Hind
ley, Pilgrim church; Rev. w. C. Mer-
rift, of Tacoma; Rev. Samuel Greene,
D. D., of Seattle, and Rev. T. w. Wal
tiers.
Rev. Proctor is well known in Walla
Walla and is a graduate of Whitman
college.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-09-01
of Williamsport, Pa, says:

or WllllamSpOrt, "a, says:
1t is impossible for any brief re-
port to do justice to Mr.. Goebers
speech, but it was a most able and
eloquent one, and the frequent ap
plause of his hearers last evening was
evidence that it was enjoyed
The Democrat of Princeton. Ind,
says: Mr.. Goebel held his large au-
dience intact to the end, so impressive
was the effect of his address, and the
Sun of Vincennes, Ind, says of Mr.
Goebers speech: An able orator, his
arguments apparently unanswered,
while not dry or cumbersome and free
ly saturated with witty sayings, he
kept his audience enlivened.'
The committee of the various labor
unions, appointed to confer with the
merchants regarding closing their
stores on Labor Day. report great sue
scented to close at twelve O'Clock, and
all meat markets will close at ten o.
clock In regard to the closing of the
markets, the committee urges the pub
lie to make meat purchases in due
season on that day. that they may not
be in any way embarrassed by the
closing of the markets.
This cheerful attitude of the local
merchants is highly appreciated by
every union worker in the city and
assures success to the sports and other
incidents Of the days programme.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-09-01
WILL MAKE GOOD SHOWING
uNION MEN WILL MAKE BIG
DEMONSTRATION IN WAlLA
WALLA MONDAY.
Ali Business Houses Will Close al
Noon-Excelent Program Has
Been Arranged.

c. y. Long, of the Painters union
and oscar Sailing of the Federal Labor
union. have about completed all the
details for the monster parade for
next Monday. 1t is expected that there
viii be fully 500 men in line and the
different unions are making prepare
tons to make very large displays. The
order OF the parade, which has been
adopted by the committee follows:
Wala Walla Military band.
color bearer.
BARRIERS union No 404.
Painters and Paperhangers union,
No. 73S.
Typographical union No. 3SS.
PIasterers union No. 239.
Horseshoers' union No. 200
cigar Makers union No. 444
Butchers and Meat Cutters union
No. 20.
I runners union.
Carpenters and Joiners union No.
l2l4
Federal Laborers' union No. 11,715.
The program at the fair grounds,
Where the celebration will take place,
promises to be good one and plenty
of amusement will be provided. The
marry go-round was removed to the
rtse track today and is now being
placed i'm position.
George II. Goebel, Of New Jersey, who
VII. deliver the Labor Day address at
Tie race track next Monday, is one of
The best speakers on the stump today
ne is never At a loss for words and is
good story teller. The Evening News
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-09-01
L. L. TALLMAN
SALE AGENT
MISSES YEA1ES DANCInG ACADEMY.

The Misses Dalcena and Avis Yeates
will issue invitations to the opening
reception of their dancing academy on
Friday, September 9, 1904, which will
be conducted in what has been known
as the Star theater. This hall will be
thoroughly renovated and put in a first
class condition for a dancing academy.
The Misses Yeates have come mere
with the best of references and recon-
mendations as to their character and
ability. Their mode of conducting
their work will be in teaching all the
new and fancy dances also will intro
duce the latest society dances that are
taught in the cities of the east. The
Misses Yeates will organize several
distinct classes for instruction in the
art of terpsichore. One night will be
reserved for the clerks of the town, one
for the young masters and misses be-
tween the ages of IA and 20 years. A
juvenile class consisting of members
from to II years of age. We make
speciality of children's dances from the
heel and toe polka to the skirt and but
terfy dances.
For terms regarding club work and
private lessons apply to the Misses
Yeates at their office in the academy
on and after September 1, from hours
to $3.50 q. m. Phone Main 1858.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-09-01
WILL CLOSE MONDAY.
Labor Day Is Legal Holiday in the
State Of Washington.

The legislature having designated
the first Monday in September as
Labor Day and declaring it a legal
holiday all the county offices will be
closed. The county commissioners
will meet Tuesday and the pensioners
will nave to wait until Tuesday to
have the vouchers certified to by the
county clerk.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-09-01
LAND OFFICE RECEIPTS.
Report Of the Business Transacted
During August.

The records of the local land office
for the month of August as compiled
by A. ]. Gillis, receiver, show q sales
of public lands amounting to s3737.
There were six desert land entries
amounting to $1217.25 acres. The
commission on this was s317.S1. The
final desert land amounted to 1892
acres. The detailed fees amounted to
$3.50. There were AZ homestead entries
amounting to 6S7O.76 acres. The de-
tailed fees on these amounted to
s1O292 and the commission amounted
to s44O52
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-09-01
Music Tonight.

The following program will be rem
dered at Fort Walla Walla tonight at
1880 o'clock by the Ninth Cavalry
band:
Polonaise, "Mirabilia" ....... Pettee
Overture, Reilly and the 400 ....
...... ...... .... Braham
Selection The Chaperons". Witmark
Medley, The Blue and the Gray.
Red White and Blue"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-09-01
OPEN RIVER ASSOCIATION WILL
CONSTRUCT LINE ALONG
COLUMBIA RIVER.
State Commission Accepts the Terms
Offered-Few Details Are to
Be Settled.

AS a result of the conference lneld at
Salem Thursday between the Portage
Railway commission and Attorney ].
N. Teal, representing the Open River
association, it now seems that all that
remains preliminary to building the
Dalles- Cello portage railway is to sign
a form Of contract between these two
bodies and enter into contract for
the construction of the road. Attorney
]. N. Teal and the board were in pri-
vate conference the greater portion of
the day. Practically the only subject
discussed was the form of contract be-
tween the board and the association.
Neither of the parties would disclose
| the details of the contract under con-
sideration, preferring to keep this part
of the negotiations secret until every
thing should have been definitely set
| tied and signed, but the substance and
effect of it is this:
The Board of Portage Railway COM
missioners, after all the preliminaries
are completed, will entertain bids for
building the road. All it will cost the
state, regardless of what the compile
| ton of the project will cost, will be the
| $162, 900 appropriated by the legisla-
| ture. Any amount in excess of that
sum, according to the contract, is to be
| met by the Open River association. 1t
will be specially understood that the
portage board on the part of the state
will have all the contracting and neces-
sary negotiations to attend to, the
| road, when completed. to be subject to
the approval of the board. The Open
! River association is to have no juris-
| diction in the matter whatever, except
! to fulfill it's guarantee to pay all eX
| penses in excess of the sum appropriate
| I'd. The contract to be drawn up for
| the construction of the road will call
| iOf securing me IlSill ol way, cOll-
struction and full equipment of the
| road, ready for operation when turned
When seen after the meeting Mr..
Teal, who understands just what the
association wants in the matter stat
ed that the contract as adopted by the
meeting was in all respects satisfactory
to him, and that although he could not
speak for the associat ton, he felt
satisfied there would be no objections
to it from that source and that he had
no doubt of it's approval by that organ
ization at a meeting which was to be
called as soon as he returned to Port
land, for the purpose of considering
and signing it.
Neither of the members of the board,
Secretary of State Dunbar nor Gov
ernor Chamberlain, would discuss the
details of the contract but in the main
| they agreed with Mr.. Teal in his view
OF the situation. Before actual con-
structon upon the road can begin, the
contract between the board and the
| association will have to be formally
agreed upon and signed, and the board
will have to draw up and enter into a
contract for the construction of the
road, besides making the survey, all of
which will require some little time.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-09-01

Mrs. A. Walsh, the gifted clairvOy-
ant, will be in Walla Walla on Friday,
September 2, to remain all winter.
She may be found at Room II, Eureka
lodging house.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-09-01

Fine new cloths for lady's tailor
made suits, cloaks, skirts, etc. Rock.
the tailor. All garments made to order.
Come in and examine our line. Jones
building, Second street.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-09-01
Senator Lodge Is III.

BOSTON, Sept. 1.-Senator Lodge is
ill with bronchitis at his home at
Nahant and must give up speech max
ing for the week.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-09-01

Heading-Four hundred acres Of
wheat to head on Eureka fiat, land
level, water convenient. Apply to c.
B. Upton, Walla Walla, Wash.
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WANTED,

Young lady who can use typewriter
fairly we'll and writes good hand. En-
quire at Statesman office.