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The Delta independent., 1905-07-14

Mrs. States and daughter, Lulu, wen
to Delta Monday to spend the Fourth.
-Montrose Press.
Lake Lewis and wife went to Delta
for the celebration and to visit the
formers relatives. -Montrose Press.
Hear the free band concert by Eiler's
Grip Van Winkle" at noon Monday,
July II.
See Boyer, the cycling wonder, in his
free unicycle exhibition at noon Mon
day, July II.
Miss Tess Tanna left last Saturday
for a weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
j. ID. McAdams, at Telluride.
When you want something deliciously
cooling, and don't care for drink. try
one of our nut sundaes.
THE SEATON DRUG Co.
C. W. Haley left Wednesday for
Glenwood Springs, for couple of
weeks treatment for rheumatism.
w. G. Cook and family left this
week for Grand mesa where they will
remain for month.
The morning subject at the Baptist
church will be Russian Victory" in
the evening "Ruth's True Friendship"
The Misses Wiltkies of Elgin. Ills, j,
and Miss Brown of Louisberg, Penn.
are visiting with Mrs. Roblee. They
expect to stay the rest of the summer.
Will Stephens, Ernest Blair, Chester
Harding and Harry Singleton left Sat
urday night for the Grand mesa to
spend week or ten days.
Miss Cinda Ingram, Of lockwood,
Tenn, arrived last Saturday for an ex-
tended visit with her sister, Mrs. C.
w. Haley.
B. S. Gheen and family left Wednes-
day for Columbus, Ohio, and expect to
remain away year for the benefit Of
Mrs. Gheen's health.
DR.. l. Hunter and family leave this
afternoon for Portland, Oregon and
some points in Idaho. They expect to
be away until September first.
j. H. Sampson and wife of Denni-
son, Texas, were arrivals last Saturday
and will remain couple of months
visiting relatives here.
Charles Bowden expects his new
baker in from Denver today and will
soon be ready to supply the public with
everything in the pastry line.
We serve 80 different beverages at
our fountain. 80 different kinds of de-
liciousness, and 80 reasons why you
should come here for soda water.
THE SEAToN DRUG Co.
MARRIED-At Montrose, Colorado,
June l, 1905, by Rev. Joel Harper, Joe
E. Barton, of North Delta, and Miss
Lurena Epperly Of Bartley, Nebraska.
F. G. Bennett, the popular manager
of the Golden Rule store at this place,
left Monday for Denver on short
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. Boettcher, &C.
companied by Miss Sadie Guyer and
John Gill, left Thursday for few days
fishing on Grand mesa.
Mrs. L. Mcdowell and children will
leave tomorrow for Portland, Oregon,
where they expect to remain. Miss
May Mcdowell will join them later.
The Rio Grande railway will operate
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-30
Personal Mention

Clark Nelson of Weston is a visitor
in the city.
Miss Edna Thompson of Pendleton
is visiting in Walla Walla.
Miss Jessie Hartman of Pendleton is
visiting friends in the city.
S. H. Hester and family of Dayton
are guests at the State today.
E. j. Sailing, prominent Weston res
ident, is in Walla Walla today.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Pinkham Of Weston
are registered at the State today.
Joseph Merchant of Seattle is in
Walla Walla visiting with friends.
y Mrs. J. M. Ferguson and Mrs. George
Perringer are visitors in Walla Walla.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-30
TOWN TOPICS

Serious Chsrge-Frank Herndon
was arrested in Walla Walla last night
by Sheriff Baer of Columbia county
on charge of seduction. His VIC
tim is Alma Banford, aged IS years,
who resides in Dayton. He was taken
to Dayton this morning.
Resumes Postion-William M. Cal.
houn, an expert craftsman, has again
reentered the employ of the Davis
Kaiser company. Mr.. Calhoun will have
charge of the firms repair shops in
the furniture department.; also super
intend the shipping department.
Francis johnson Dead-Francis M.
Johnson, aged SO years, died at the
residence of his sister, Mrs. Thomas
Gabhart, 104 Palouse street, yester-
day afternoon of cancer of the stom-
ach. The funeral will take place at
Dixie tomorrow afternoon, interment
being in the Dixie cemetery.
Returned Home-Gertie Riley whom
it is alleged had been kidnapped from
her home at Dixie, returned to that
place yesterday. She claims that she
was drugged after being brought to
Walla Walla and was under the con-
troll of Mrs. Fisk, VINO took her from
Dixie. The woman took 7ler to Pen
dleton where she managed to escape
and return home.
larkin Hunley Is Dead-Larkin
Hunley, grandfather of Mrs. S. A.
Rinehart, died at the family residence
in Green Park addition yesterday aft
ernoon of senile decay. The deceased
was born in Virginia and was SO years
old. He came to the Pacific coast in
1875 and for many years resided in
the Grand Ronde valley. The re-
HldllS were taken 10 Island City THIS
afternoon, where the funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon.
..PendletOn Visitors-A Party of ON
Pendleton Vsitors-A party of
prominent Pendleton citizens arrived in
the city at noon by automobile driven
by w. L. Thompson, cashier of the
Commercial National bank Of Pendle-
ton. Those of the party were: W. j.
Furnish, president of the Pendleton
Savings bank; DR.. F. w. Vincent Leon
Cohen and Frederick Judd. The party
will return to Pendleton tomorrow.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-30
PIANOS THAT ARE PIANOS.
That Are Sold by the Stanley Music
House.

Of the twenty pianos that were sold
for the month of September, we find
that there is not one but of stand
ard make and reliable. Two Knabes
One Everett, Four Fischers, Two Pack
ards, Four Bose & Sons, Three Lud-
wigs, One Conover and Three Hard
mans.
A few of the purchasers:
H. H. Jones, Jeff Davis, G. A. Carter
J.. B. Woodruff, Mrs. A. B. Baxter, A
be mentioned in our next issue.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-30
NIGHT SCHOOL.

Night school will commence at the
Empire Business College on Monday
evening, October 5.
The Shorthand Department will be
under the supervision of Miss Berg, and
the Commercial Department in charge
of w. P. Underwood and c. E. Cave.
The rates of tuition will be practi-
cally the same as they were last year
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-30
Sofa Pillow Special

We've just received another shipment of
those novelty SOFA PILLOWS so desirable
for identifying the nome, den or students
quarters. Every one of these pillows nov
city and the pricing, this week win be less
than the ordinary cost of the material alone.
AT 55c-About 100 Sofa Pillows of varied
patterns and colors, would be worth $1.00
regularly; special, as long as they
last DOC
AT 95c-Two hundred regular $500 Sofa
Pillows all novelty patterns inner cush-
ions of best grade silk floss, Topped
AT S115-Same pillow as the above except
with ruffled edge........ ..........S1.15
AT 81 .95-A very fine Sofa Pillow, made in
best grade satin in elegant tasty patterns;
we'll worth $3.50 to $400 this week. ST 50
BED PILLOWS-TWENTY PER CENT LESS
THIS WEEK.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-30

special ............ .............. .4UC
finch Crimp Top Jardinier-Rich brown body.
with beautiful hand under-glaze decorations,
regular $3.50 value; special ......... .66C
s-Inch Jardinier-Same as above; regular $3.50
value; special ............ .....S1 .OO
3-Inch Jardinier-Same as above; regular $1.75
value; special .$1.17
Rustic Pottery Umbrella Stand-23 inches high,
II inches in diameter regular $3.50 value;
special SO .62
10-Inch Jardinier-Same as above regular $500
value; special ....................S 81 81
Umbrella Stand-21 inches high, 10 inches di
ameter, rich blended glaze; regular $500
Umbrella Stand-22 inches high, 10 inches in
diameter, rich blended glaze; regular $3.50
value; special ............$ 90
Jardinier-6 inches in diameter, rich green and
blue blend glaze; regular 40c value;
special ....... .......... ...Z7C
Jardinier-7 inches in diameter shape,
blue and brown blend glaze, mottled blue
inside; regular s60c value; special .4Oc
ALL JARDINIERs oNE-THIRD OFF.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-30
CARPET Department

,,uavs activity in this the largest and most
Lotto carpet store in the city. It's the
Vo'p ubora YOU find a variety of the choicest
pc %sr;rgs And this fact: You can buy quality
o5s here at prices you would be asked to pay
80 the commonplace elsewhere.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-30

No. 1O7k-Round solid oak, futed
leg, 10 TT. extension, regular $4,000,
special -: ..:.:.::.........:S1 $500
No. Playground polished quartered
oak, heavy turned and futed leg,
TT. extension, regular $1,000 value,
special .:....:... :...:..........:$ 16.75
No. 2241s-Round polished quartered
oak heavy turned and futed leg,
TT extension, regular $500.
value; special .......... .......$1S.75
No. 235h-Round polished quartered
oak, fancy pedestal, six feet
extension regular $3.50 value
special ............ $3.50
No. 100k-Round polished quartered
oak 4-inch leg, fancy shaped
TT. extension, regular $3.50
value; special ........ .S16.75
No. S11h-Round polished quartered
oak heavy square pedestal six
feet extension regular $500
value; special ....:.. ......:...S 21.OO
No. 3O1h-Round polished quartered
oak, extra heavy leg, it. extern
sion, regular $3.50 value special. $1,000
No. 120-Square golden oak, novel
designed pedestal, it. extern
sion, regular $1S.75 value;
special ....... ................ S13.25
No. 109-Square golden oak, large
square designed leg, it, extern
sion, regular $12.75 value;
special ....... $3.50
No. S10-Square golden oak, hard
wood we'll built, II it. extension
regular $1,000 value special $3.50
No. S10-Square fir table, it. extern
sion, regular $500 value, special $500
No. 1O3-Square golden oak, fancy
turned leg, fit. extension, regu
lar $1075 value; special. $3.50
No. 1O3-Square golden oak, fancy
turned leg, 10 TT. extension, regu-
lar $14.25 value; special ......... S1O.4O
No. 4OO-Square golden oak round,
futed and turned leg, TT. extern
sion regular $3.50 value; special $11.75
No. 1O1-Square, finely finished, heavy
throughout 10 fit. extension, reg
ular $500 value; special. $14.25
No. 461-Square polished quartered
top, very handsome table, IT..
extension, regular $4,000 value;
special . ....... ......... ....S16.35
No. 224-Square polished quartered
top, 5-inch leg, very solid, 6 TT. ex-
tension, regular $2100 value;
special ...... ...... $3.50
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-30
Bargains in Rugs

In case everyone does not understand our
meaning by "Mtre Rugs" let us explain that
in our busy carpet department work room, we
have considerable number of three cornered
ieces of carpet border which wnen properly
sewei together form elegant and serviceable
rugs about 3,9x3,9. The present accumulation
consists of Administers, Wilton Velvet, Velvet,
Body Brussels and Tapestry Brussels. OF
Course, there are different values; but we in
Tend to include them ALL at the cost of making
each'..... ...... ...... ......$1. 90
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-30
Becoming to the Horse

is a handsome blanket, it protects him
from the chill of the night air. while
he sleeps. Its use when standing after
driving prevents colds and many other
diseases the horse is heir to. We nave
an especially fine lot of Blankets which
we think you ought to see. They are
for both stable and street use and run
in all grades, sizes and cOlors. We have
also a fine line of Plush Lap Robes.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-11-10
HILLTOP AT BULLFRoG

strike which bids fair develop find of value
made this week the of the Hilltop Mining
On
disclosed which paintings of gold
Choice
values Back of the dry
opinion that the values
when the flow passed through it,
the matter
if continues and nlarg with
that section there believe
Hilltop will shipper Present conditions
the
opme be located, and mined a
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-11-10
LOOKS LIKE A WINNER
Twenty Foot Ledge Containing Good Grade Mill
ing Values is Being Developed at Depth
Of Fifty Feet in Adams

The certainly looking and the for
Adams Godfed Mining bright for the
addition another list For sometime good
development has
tended extensive SCALE
hard flint and well defined in pphyry
speaking the condition of the reporter for
The yesterday Mr.. Johns said
Adams certainly looking good dthe for
within time decidedly
body been opened and its character
daily While the high grade
mill values believe that when
the steady and indicate that
shipper sight extended distance
breast By that do not that
the Four feet of however,
satisfactory milling values. ~
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-11-10

LESSEES ON FLORENCE

on that valuable estate whips
perform development the blocks and
signal obeyed greater
top chill of
both pluck coupled with tenacy and
optimism during suly days the
top decidedly end the
getting with the fellow the hole and both conjunction
working hard values the arrival of Christmas and
presents for the wife and kiddies.
King Nelgan associates delving
away being
hardening
indications making
high
he drted and thoroughly proved
Gray OF Thorp
portions King preparing
exploration The lessee sunk
shaft to depth of feet and in that distance several ngers were
gold per
will sinking
cut the lead pay are
depth the shaft be another and the
explored
At the Dougherty lease on the Florence claim the shaft has bee.
depth porphyry
obtained from them bigb $40 in gold to the tom is the intention
lower the shaft the 00o
the ledge
good grade showing in
Cornhman and occasional pockets of uphdes high gold
being Drifts being
both ll5foot the
chances for finding shoot of merit enhancing.
depth objective point Gray
associates working blocks Nos and the Firelght and
when attained extensive exploration work to follow On block
shaft has been lowered about 3 feet and that distance feeders
returning gold frequently been
tered On block l. the shaft depth of 40 feet and is
pophyrit quartz gold
$64O Plans being expedite development
o
Arrangements being
proving point Operations
drifting the vein the oo level and both the and
drifts have extended distance of better than 65 The
favorable in
indications the nearing o a shoot.
drilling away
his shaft Cornishman Forty
OF ore showing the southwest drift and assays high $50 to the
being these values bulk,
shoot holding grade secreted To locate this
crack the essees object and fight along the
present lines until he successful
Better n
portions King and freight claims The
sunk depth of lis feet and different points strngers containing
grade Sinking
point thought
shipping grade.
Pugh searching pay
urged decidedly encouraging
paintings depth drifts being
the lead and they are extended the indications for locating the nav
improving explored depth
lowered additional drifed
An iron stained ouaz ia ing in the shaft Of the
operating block adjoining
h M Pill, d % - 90 d ' - i believed I tht ~ With db IL ~ viii uS ~
to
50foo before effort made drift for and
suphides showing Rogers
change place
the 5ofoot point promising quartz has been encountered
fairly WELL The shaft the 1oo
foot point extended to the ledge
Average gold per being
showing depth $50 feet in the main working shaft the
drifting purpose gaining
in will
to he working facilities.
NdAYNE GoLDFIELD COMPANY
On the MayneGoldfd eompany mountain
proceeding steadily and meeting with
couragng sinking
also surface trenchng and prospecting doing latter
paintings WEI secured.
JUMBO EXTENSION
is
at
shaft has been lowered to the lg5 point and is be
the
the so 100foot levels the
of that the dead has been
competed broken
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-11-10
TRIANGLE DEVELOPMENT

Eighteen inches of matter showing the shaft the
the Triangle claim and depth gained the
formation hardening Nothing the values has been
shaft Is deep the showing
ideredg
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-11-10
MoFFATT LEASE ON BEE

a portion fraction of Goldfed
pan granted
shaft before attempting exploration At
will be for ntersecng
which believed trend through
depth of the shaft is 90 feet.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-11-10
JUMBO EXTENSION

Deyeo work on exten
acking continues without abatement
The La point
attained when the three
showing At the so 100foot levels the
work of drifting that the dead has been
of being
The property excellent and
operations the opening and
oreb bodies
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-11-10
THE HAT CLAIM

developing the ledge the 50oot level of
the Hat claim of the Blue Bull Mining the
finding becoming
with while
continuous high grade frequently obtained
Quite
and a consignment S % within days.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-11-10
LUCKY STRIKE OPERATIONS

be naugurated the Lucky
with the object thoroughly exploring
the shaft
depth 10ofoot point will
followed in the hope locating
that depth the shaft is to be lowered
territory the ledge
pans md gold values high $27
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-11-10
GoLDr1ELD NOBLE

Noble drifting on the veins cut IN the hor' anu
south drifts at the level progressing favoap anu ons
pushed as rapdy as will permit Five separate eaos "
exploited while the found not OF hgh 'e'
that with greater deph shPps s
be the purpose to mstan hs' anu ~
acreage point solid forma'on
body is anticipated has been reaehe al p
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-11-10

Drifting progress the big ledge disclosed @ N % 80, ,
level in 'Tex Rickard lease on tne "n ~ a
encountereu'
a percentage suphides and returning good srs -, s
the pan Rkard extending drift along its ren WIN w
being encouraged IN ms opera
on h f .ssavs and other indications that the ledge contains snip
ping values
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-11-10
zINN DUMP VALUES

W. purchased dump the old zinn lease
ground undoubtedly anticipated making of the
appears though results exceed his highest
pans fighted with valued at from $5 to $50 in
gold the daily the trail between the shaft and the local mills
yet despite frequency pile denotes little
depletion surrounded himself with of
dump sorters and they overlooking bets in the Of
turning upon losing proposition
his mule sknners
whips could make the going the
cpitous The south slope of the butte
located of the characteristics of
acrobatic the
of facility with
which Thus they looped the loop without
accident appears itself
While busiy adding
shipment of $25 $50 is also adding
pile grade being
operations in the
upon dump additions being
frequently.
RAMONA GROUND TO BE DEVELOPED
operations company presently
holdings Mining company
throw open portion of the es g. F.
Kievenaar of Amsterdam Holland vice president corporation
camp Friday time,
develop territory formerly
Colorado and is said to have gilt edge European connections
properties consist of claims located in section s3
Nancy Donaldson vin strike
believed to pass through Ramona ground and it the to
Considerable surface prospecting
resulted in the obtaining gold values of
from So to So ton.
LUCKY STRIKE OPERATIONS
Extensive development nuguraed Lucky
object thoroughly exploring
depth confined to sinking the shaft
which 20 feet depth At the loofoot point crocu will
the and its trend followed the hope of locating
depth the shaft is be lowered
territory the ledge
pans well returns gold values high $27 ton
THE HAT CLAIM
level of
for finding rich shoot becoming The vein
widening with round of while
frequently obtained
Quite sacked the levels
and a consignment is out within the next few days
MoFFATT LEASE ON BEE
A Of of the
pany, granted
shaft attempting exploration At
purpose nersecing
through ground
depth OF il feet.
TRIANGLE DEVELOPMENT
the Triangle claim depth gained the
closed thus shaft only Is feet deep the showing
sidered good.
HILLTOP BULLFROG
strike which bids fair develop into find of value
this the of the Hilltop Mining
Burog wall of the the south
paintings go
values Back of the dry it is
opinion deposited
when the flow passed through it,
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-11-10
MAYNE-GoLDFIELD COMPANY

claims Columbia
proceeding steadily and meeting with
Work sinking the shaft continues and
prospecting doing the latter
were secured
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-19
AnaCOSfia.

Private NJ L. Raedy is under instruc-
ton from Major Sylvester TO distribute
grain where coveys of game birds fire.
quent, On account of the frozen eondi-
ton of the ground. There are forty or
fifty of these eoveys that are now en-
tireiy dependent upon the charity OF the
Government.
John c. Bum. a member OF the sub
station force is organizing a revolver
and rife club, which he hopes to open
in March on Pennsylvania avenue. The
club is 10 be we'll equipped with the Ye,y-
best guns and ammunition. ana several
expert instructors viii be employed.
Private Bum has enviable reputa-
ticn Throughout Washington as a good
shot, having won four medals presented
By Major Sylvester. and the Harries and
Schaffer Cup twice consecutively, be-
sides q number of cash prizes He is
confident he can bring together a strong
aggregation OF marksmen capable Of
competing against any rifle club in the
country
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-19
Here ON a Visit.

The Rev. e. Y. REGISTER, formerly
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church here. but now of Baltimore,
spent several days in this city last
week.
Mrs. A. H Compton. .. Prince VIII
liam county. is visiting Mrs. William
H. Domaine. in King street
Justus Schneider was kept in the
house by sickness few days last week.
William E. Falconer. of this city,
spent a few days this week with his
parents in Charlottesville. Va.
CORTLAND sLukens, of Fairfax county,
who has been sick. is SO much inn
proved that he is able TO be out again
R.. D. Woolf is sick at his home at
Bradock Heights, Alexandria county.
William b. Smoot suffered from an
attack of the grip last week.
Attorney Randall Cation left Alexan-
dria for Boston yesterday He viii be
gone some time
Robert Cline was victim of the grip.
during the past week
Miss Mamie Marbury is i'll with pneu-
monia at her home in this city.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-19
Stores Arc Burglarized.

The grocery store of George 2. PyIes
was entered and robbed last Sunday.
The police arrested Joseph Hinson, who
admitted his guilt, ard was fined $500.
J. Frank Campbells hardware store
was entered on Sunday night last and
the safe tempered with The police
captured the burglars tools, but the
man escaped.
Miss Bachofner, of New York, will
open a millinery store at ll9 Monroe
street as soon as improvements are com
pleted
W. f. Reardon has opened a large
grocery store at 215 Monroe street
Richard Howard, a white boy sixteen
years of age. severly injured his right
arm and hand a few nights ago in a
eoasting accident on Nailor road. lie
was taken TO Providence Hospital, where
a finger had to be amputated.
The entire community mourns the sad
death Of L. A. Loyeless, who was killed
by train in the freight yards Tues
day night He was held in high es-
tenn by all.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-19
Telephone to Church.

The Chesapeake and Potomac TeIe-
phone Company has a permit to equip
All Saints Church with a telephone.
Two years ago there were but three tele-
phones in Anaeostia; today there are
about sixty.
J. T. Harrison Will build handsome
residence on lot LOG as soon as the
weather permits,
Citizens are complaining Of bad street
lighting. which IS due to the fact that
water is frozen III the pipes There is
no remedy for this until the cold wealth
er abates,
The attention ee the police is occupied
by coasters on Green's hill Several ac-
cidents have been narrowly ayerted
On Tuesday evening last the Junior
brotherhood of St. Andrew and the
Junior Daughters Of the King gathered
In the parish hall of the Emmanuel
[Seeiseopal CHURCH After a few liter
airy exercises. refreshments were
served, and the remainder OF the even
ms spent IL playing games. The party
was chaperoned by Mrs. Davenport.