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Murdoch Coming IIo,.,

Ihe Spokane Chronicle saya
nrndl murdoch tho original spokano
pIgUuoHGY' ~ A baseball player, has bscSS
i'FcsISonny wRInnnlm,S. hnSllly q sali Lnkc
Eeelcrday perccd to eiy" All InH, oiiNe
nnppoOEan9 player, M tho visitors were IN
N9Go % 2 center ncldcr, '''''' "''o '"
mehn,nmock nas been playing with Brm.
dI'Ionn' ,hnnnl " 1lssnllshoa with tho cor.
Wished 70 come back to spcLan" Aa'W,p
hee"s 9lfnady has rood oen,cr nnlder
Wcniw" MolllS 20 could have Ahlrdook
h2y by wire, 'N''" WV bpoeny
", ~, Lake In time 10 pNrtl"l MA i,rE"
..r.IlnH klmo here with Ogden :" WV
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starters, Weight.
At SRn Francisco,

Father tatchem camo In first IN tho third
race. making tho Nth consecutive win for
the colt, The books Ibid the liberal prco
Of 70 70 D against him, but he soon
VIM wnnns . cny 1 by c on" oRRs nfs ocao
was expected 10 win tho handicap, but
finished second She was well ridden but
was apparently stale, Fayorltop captured
two events tina remaining rnces on the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-04
AN0ELH ARE WINNERS

san Francisco, May S,-Elc,tn inn nyg
were required 10 decide me contest lo'
tween los Angelo ana nNkauu TlA
tuulhcrncis mldp incll VI iun IN tho
second INNING, on nh crob two slcrs
ncos ana a nli The UaNundcrs made
lhoir Ntgic run M lNo luurtn on "A pasa
ana a hlt tuudwN H.t Ms tom ~
9l u bad place IN me ygetn, " On
Tho INST thto, men M iui oakland toON
their bases, Through u nae pl CO n
licidlng Dy smith, DunIcavS was cauNh
at the plate, and the next two at bat
were rotIrcd ON dos There was no
scoring from int Iurth ~ the clcvon,h
Inning, when witt ,Wo out, Kelly droppo
q hot liner, Flood then made Two.
haggcr hrlnglng IN tho win ing iun A
lively incident occurred early IN the Y me,
whom Captain Dillon wa hucd s. fcor
stfclNously protesting n de sion. When
ho sllll persisted In his objections no was
ordered out VI the game,
Score, II, H. u,
oaNlhnu u"''t'i''''''','i'''t,'n
Baltcrloe--Goodwin and Spies, lbcrg
ana liyrnen,
lmprc.--Pcrrnc,
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ON THE RACE TRACK,
rine Race course TO be opened Today =
Iully 10000 Persons Expected,

New York May 9-.With such twin
rig6 Mcll,pc,pn handicap, with 5000
added, and the opening OF what "
claimed 10 bo tho finest race course In
America, tomorrow promises 70 he u
memorable day IN tho ennals Of Ameri'
can racing, Fully bOooo people arc TX.
pectod TO throng the COURSE when tho
handicap candidates are called TO-, the
post and the initial meeting OF tho West.
ehcs,cr Racing ASSOCIATION, IN Its. new
10000 home, Belmont PARK, " fairly
at a milo on tho main dirt track his
q Held which u giving the students
II ~ believed tonight hcwoyer, that tho
James H. kocno pair, Delhi ana sysonby
will be post fayorltes, polhi has worked
lastcr than my Of W candidates, :, =,
Bysonby Mr.. keene 70 said to have ro'
fused an offer Of $4,000 when . g'yoar.
old last year August belmont BeldNmc,
the champion MY ~ last eeaeon, ~ also
named 70 no and VIII Internationally ba
one Of tho choices, Tho starters, Jock
cys ana probable odds Tor the Mctropoll.
ian, IN Indicated tonight arc as FOL"
lpupf
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blood poison croeps up toward the
heart causing dcuth u ", S,enrns,
licllo plnlne, MIMI writes that frlond
drcNdfully injured his hand, which
swollcd up Hike blood poisoning. Buck.
lens Nrnlcn SalNo drew out the poison,
healed the wound and saved hls lfo,
Best IN tho world for burns ana soros
zoe at Z, =, NJ l. Drug Dept
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Mr. g. u wainwright N Lemon city,
Fla has written The manufacturers thHt
much better results are obtained from lho
use ~ ChNmberlaIn's cole cholera and
nlArrhoCa Remedy IN eases n lnlne In IN !
stomach cole and cholera morbus ~
taking u IN water m hot ~ can be drank
That whom taken w THIS way tho ofot
~ double IN rnpdlty ~ soomp ~ got
Oi the right SPOT Instantly no says For
falc by all druggists
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AUTO MEET IN JULY.
American Association WIN Then Hold
Nntlona, championship Contests.

The American Automobile association
viii hold It's FIRST national championship
track meet AT Morris Park, New YORK
city July B and T. lle special committee
yes,crda yhayng. completed ,lnal arrange
liz club, The president Of which Is Dave
nonnen Morris, who Nv also the president
Of the Automobile club u America, Tho
national orgqnagtlon desires substan'
a iSnd MN %nSn 70 SHrrE S Season ,os OK
The ofler by Mr., Morris Of the Morris
Park course, made at the recent meeting
~ tho A. a A board Of directors, was
reforrcd TO the special colnm'iteo consist;
,hc racing board George H. FarrlNg, n
treasurer and A. a. Bachelor tho new
sccrcloroy, who VIII succeed G. H. Gil
Tine ~ committee intends 10 mako the
NEE, the mos, notable ever held In M
country and the program. VIII contain
feature events OF n decidedly novel char.
meter IN which the leading amateur an
professional drivers Of, tho country, VIII
ali classes Of cars ana many o. DO con.
tests win carry a championship title, An
international event " beng outlined mat
VIII contain the greatest worlds drivers
"Tho 4 a. a plans for the future com.
prise the building NJ. OF a strong national
body that will extend from coast to coast
and contain IN ih membership nll tho
clubs " the country organized Into state
ana ius, Legislation, oe,alc roads I'm.
proyomcnt provide touring Information
Tor members, aud control racing IN an
impartial manner that VIII satisfy. both
the pa'rons Of and the participants ~ the
spHcd by Sc 'J july S meet S' vii pSS OK
pended III the establishment ~ q bureau
ior touring Information,
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Lexington Events.

Lexington, Ky, May 2,..Rosul,s,
First race, i've and half fuflongs-.
James V won, Memories second Ru'k
third rlmc--lio6H, .,
Daughter won. VIC second, Sue Smith
Thlrd race Six mrongs -Thh,y.third
won, Alhlono second Autumn Leaves
Tourth race, milo and ono,sistotnth, tho
Phoenix Hotel slakea-Agllo wln, Angle
second Rctort third, Time ,i6s,
Firth race, -four furlongs- lniorllght
won Lord Kent second Col Brons,on
sixth race, mlo.-oro viva won, our
Slater second, Belle Dodson third, Time
Ia,
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GREAT LEATHER
GOODS SALE,

Now on, aud 10 continue Cor two
weeks, every Leather Novelty, nclud-
ng Ladies' latest styles Wrist Bags,
Purses, card Caace, lllll Books, Letter
raeos, Wallets, Writing Sets. Port.
folos, Music Rolls, Travelling Cases,
Desk Pads, Etc. at v 20 q on,
EnluM,en,s, ,bte,v,nn,,,n, tor ~ o,satlohs
6 Main a.,
Salt Lake City
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MINING EXCURSION
To Tintio. sunday, May 1tb,

Special train via the Mo Onndc,
leaves salt Lake $50 q. IN, returning
leaves silver CITY =, M, Mammoth
$40, Eureka, ESQ Bogehall game at
Eureka between the best teams of the
state league, Everybody invited, Come
and see the famous Double Loop,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE,
WESTERN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

Cincinnati, May 3,--ChlcNgo's errors
were principally responsible iur tho Nc-
tory OF th0 Llncnn0ts today two OF
Their runs bong pure gills, bolh ptth,
pra were effective throughout Schlpi
was bonohud Tor disputnlg a dooisiOa,
Attendance, ajO),
Score H. II, u,
tlnuhnhU ,r,i'tr,,i,r,',,iu',ru !
NnlNhko uusr'i''tii 't'ttutrii,s u
Batteries overall, sohlol and sIIooi,
Brown ana KING
Bases on balls-on, overall, - on
Brown, q
Umpire. klom,
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IlA

Such tea that your dealer
returns your money, IL you
don't like IL moncytack tea.
c.. VINE 'o' o' k'ovlaiv Hook, A sshaun. a
ss"p'ny, Ben vnasi.o, Y
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SPOKANE
SCORE ny INNINGS.

spokane .uu"o,nu,ui 10000 =. 1
rwo.basc llit-.stanioy, Thompson. Sac.
rlhco iits-Fulmor Ferris iilpatrck
stolen Bagos-llu,h linuson, struck
BAsce on lialls-oH Thompson, D. OF
fitzpatrick, 2 Loft on Blsos--Ogdcn, d,
spokane, TO- Double. plOys-.LoNi8 10
swain Raymond 10 Ferris To swain MT
by pllchcr-Thompson, B. Passed Pals
Stanley J. llnusen I Vlmc-li& 1875,
Vmplro-Mcrrou Attondanro-GOO,
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DENVER EXCURSION
Via Oregon Short tino

May 7th ana Slh Round trip only
$500, Tickets good for return until
May lilh, City Ticket Once, 9Ol Main
st.
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Detroit May 3-Wlld pitching featured
iodaES gNmo, both VI he runt ~ DOM.
yam long forced IN Ny pas ~ IN Dglll.
passes, nclllng Ave. IN the soyonth At.
tendance, 1900
DNn w s''ift',t'ti t't't'itnu'rutl II
81 LOUIS Observation-Disclosures !
Batteries =. Donovan, iliun, sullivan
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The Name aud Location OF tho Company,
tllenS Fhls Insurance Company
Namo Of rycsidcnI ], l., cunningham,
Name of Aocretnry II. a, Little,
The amount OF ila capital
rio amount d is capital ''''
stock paid M In u,ynlup 10000 %
The amount Of lte assets letr ili6,V1 20
Tho amount Of ilA liabilities
0Ncludlng cepitaD h "'",. 2JOS,C9,lo
Tho amount ~ lia income dur
ycOr ".u'n ,y','"s"'"~y. iCooieo@
calendar year "o'"uo1"|i l,slsN %
dor year "uupp~',uou.", Sosiip,H
The amount of risks written
during tho year p,.",u",, 40 iGC,oS,N
The amount Of risks IN force
NJ mo end Of the year go, 2ls a,b, 0Go 90
state NJ Utah, ONCE OF tho Secretary OF
I, VGH0rcS 3 Tngoy, Secretary u state
Of tho State Of uiab do hereby certify
has nod In my Ofhco q detailed taiomonl
OF Nv condition, from which the fOrogo nv
statement has been prepared and tina
the said company has In oil other respects
complied with tho laws of tho state rclai,
INK 10 insurance
In Testimony whereof, | have herounto
cot my hand ana affixed the great zeal
OF tho state of Utah. this 18th day OF
taeaD {, 4. TINoEy.
Secretary OF state,
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plIlLfJIeH LOST,

Brooklyn, May Ain gQmo that was
marked by very heavy hlttlng and looio
nodlng Philadelphia was defeated TO-
day Philadelphia used three pitchers,
while Brooklyn was forced TO Osc two
Attendance, l@o,
Hcorc H. II, n,
Brooklyn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, - I
Philadelphia ,rni","u""n,,",,o II
Batteries seaman, Jones and Ritter,
Plltngor Caldwell, Corridor md Doom,
Twn.hago Hits Nhecknrd, Lumlcy Ow'
eng., iIhiVsr Courtney, D1oln, Thrce.ba,s,
Ilttinger, n or Caldwell (, on Scnnlon.
Struck out-isy caldwell I, by Scan.
Umpire iiousvlnc,
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ma SCORE ron 0IANTs,

Boston, May S,--Vollz's wIldnoss and
errors by tho home team gave New
York o commanding lead IN the early
part of the game today Wilhelm ~,
placed Volts ~ the second inning ami
Attendance, 1900
seoro; II, II, ",
New York .uuu,,uu,p,uuuuu, ~ .
BOhlon iu'u't'titutrtt'tiir v
Batteries .Anlcs, Elliott aud Bower.
man, Wilhelm, Volts ana Noodhnm,
Tw0sbaso illts-lIrosnnhaD, tAnIoll and
Ahhntohio, Throo.buso lllis--Moddnn,
BASES ON llalls-O on yollg, 3; on Wilhelm,
i, on Amos, 81 on Elliott 2, struck out.
hy Wilhelm. 3, by Amos I,
Ompiro--JohnstOno,
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sT. LOUIS WON,

~ Louis, May 8 -shapnon's clever
catch OF flahorlye lonB ilY TO left nold
IN tho ninth Inning broke up P,ttAbUrge
batting rally and landed the locals win
ners, mcfarland was hi hard, Attend
nnco, igD,
Score II, II, u,
~ LOUIS 'uui,t'ii,,,,,,stA uul y
Pi,tgbulg r,,ur,.,,,u,r,', upuni ID !
liltlcrloe-M Mcfarland ana Grady PHI.
lppi and carlsoh,
Earned Runs~st Louis 81 plttburg T.
Two'baso llltp-clarko, Shannon. beau
mont Throo.baao Hts Mcfarland,
Nmool .Cnrach, Bases on DalSs-on Nc.
larhnd, struck Out~By Mcfarland,
2, by Phlllppb D,
Nmpiro~-ODny,
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Security Mutual Life ms, Co, Of Bing-
hampton, N, Y
$. J. STOOKEY,
MANAGER,
IN MCCORMICK CLOCK
Security Mutual Lille Ins Co


Annual statement for the Year Ending
december 81 1901. Of tho Condition
OF the
Security Mutual Lille Ins Co
The Name ana Location OF the Company,
security Mutual Life lpsulaN Com.
pany, linghamion, n. y
Name VI President, tGns, NJ Turner,
Name OF secretary thas La Duo
The amount OF ~ assets H. ~ aO5b,5i0 "
The amount of ils liabilities
- Oncludlng capital ~ py,p ab63blsN
The amount ~ ile Income dur
lng The preceding calendar ..,....
TRSS amount o" liz oxxpondi. ''"O''""
saicndOr year 'o'"""''II iaGslSH
Tho amount IT losses paid
dar year u,',urnyn,nvn,,, ibJ,aoD
during 10 year ,"""!".' 1888 gsoo
Tho amount Of risks IN force ......
NJ the end Of the year ,p,l 1904 500
state q Utah, Office " the Secretary VI
I, Charles II Tlngoy, Secretary u state
OF tho state OF Utah, do hereby cerllfy
that the above named Insurance company
has fled IN my Office n detailed state.
mont N ne condition, from which IN
foregoing statement has been prepared
and that the said company has IN all 9th.
or respects complied with tho laws u tho
State rotating TO Insurance,
sc u SEH% nS . w1H'rG. yT sr GSr'p sc
of he state Of Utah this 18th day Of Feb,
tsoAl c.s, TlNdEY,
Secretary ~ state
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AMERICAN LEAGut.

Chicago, May a-Coyeland defeated
chicago today, 3 ~ 9, The local team
mudo lour scattered hits, while III yoinnd
~ more frequently ana punched lhon,
Attendance, 600,
heoro Il, II ",
intRpu Observation-Disclosures,
'nN'lhNn nHtfffi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Halicrca- ana sullivan, Donahuo
ANA liomls,
Philadelphia. May -Wnshrglon de,
featd Philadelphia In the eleventh IN.
nnlH today, making N the thld straight
victory ~ ,hc senators, Attendance, L.
Score Il II u,
nnhnlnk'on '''i''rt,t'uni,tuil 10
'nllNNVlnplh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
batteries = Townsend and klltrodgc,
Bender nnd NphTppk
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VIII not be- until aflor May l. but TN
plhninE seems assured nv MI MOrrDl
pad requested ihN tracks tQ Hottlo M
d4lr question among thuMBvlyon
Tnore VIII hu nine mrolH ut Morris Pan
beginning May 20, eight meets. AZ Blign
ton Iouuh which opens ON May u. Nnl
'lghl meetings AZ Empire city track BE-
Rlnhlng ON DECORATION day. Each lncl
receives 4 holiday, Empire cry gctlp,
May NJ, Morris Inrk tNklug July I, AMI
Labor day gulng 10 brighton Beach,
Following are tho dates tor which uppll
'bllln mas lurn made
Saturday May O. nughlon Beach
Nnnlday May 20 Morris Park
Tuesday May ~, Empire CITY,
saturday, June 2, Brighton lionch,
saturday June 10, Morris PARK
saturday june H. Empire CI'y
saturday June ~, brighton Beach
Tuesday July l. Morris Park
Saturday July a Umpire r,y
saturday July 10 Morris Park
Saturday July %, Empire cry
saturday July ~ MQfrIp 0ptk
Saturday AuW b brighton rBloh,
Nn,OrllS Aug ~ Mouls PARK
saturday Aur ". Brighton llonch
sntuIday Avg p, Empire t!iH
sMnI,nnGl1Sy tGGI 4 s[Iggln,.oqp Beach
saturday soplp 70. Empire CITY
Saturday sept ., Morris Park
saturday sept 80 Emlplc Cliy
saturday oct z BflRhton Beach,
saturday Oct II, Morris Park
Saturday Oct ~, Empire GUY
saturday Oct =, Brighton B0pch,
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PORTLAND SHUT OUT.

sa,tlc, May 9.-Both seattle and Port.
land played almost orrorluss bali today
Mother side scoring uhtll the last OF tn
fourteenth inning when lloutz hit, KEN.
mel sacrificed and liou,2 came In N
Van Burcn,s error at hrst base, Al
tendance, lW
sooroi u. " ",
seattle "'"""''"'''"''"'"""
luIllhnd pln'ti. tu'i''i''ftrtrui''u
noltercg- Roach ana Eastwood. Es.
sick ana Mclean
lmpllu--DuNlM
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BEST SELLING BOOKS
Record For March

Following II Hat Of the slS most
popular now books In order or demand,
computed from reports Of leading book
sellers Of the country,
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Tacoma, May S.-r0ooma made the only
ana winning run IN the nroli with Two
men out NQldyko sinKlou, stole second
scored whom Wheeler boutoI Mel ugh,
lln'f hard drive, kooto aud Mll,r pitched
RllEodgcd ball bat iho former had bet
ter support
sooroi II, II, 70,
san francisco u,r,uuu,,tu,puQ y
Iut umu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 7
bo,lcncs- Miller and Wilson, koolo
ana Graham
lmpllus.hlOpf
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nErROlr y in Louls. 4

TInIIorToH -TNhnoNII and IIIRori Cho0'
bio, billiith ana kle.now,
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AT indianapolis indianapolis l, Min.
noapolle D,
At Toledo.--soodo, 2, ST. Paul, !,
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-31

BICYCLES FOR SALE FROM IS TO
SIS. Alder Street Bicycle Shop; 124
w. Alder.
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George Washington.

Soon after George Washington mar
ried the beautiful widow Gusts he
had six busts placed in the house at
Mount Vernon, which show us who
were his heroes. The busts were those
Of Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar.
Charles XII. of Sweden. King FredGr-
ick of Prussia, Prince Eugene and the
Duke of Marlborough. These were all
soldiers, and, although George Wash
ington strove so Zealously for peace,
he was true to his character when he
selected busts of fighting men for his
house. for he always was essentially
soldier. In school he was forever
forming the pupils in battle lines, one
half representing the Spanish, while he
led the British troops"
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BIRTHDAYS IN SWEDEN.
Girls and Boys There Have. as -
Rule. Three Every Year.

Girls and Boys There Have, as =
Rule. Three Every Year.
Children in this country, however
much they may enjoy birthday celebra
tons and gifts, are quite content to
have them once a year, but the fortu-
nate children of Sweden have three
birthdays in the course of every twelve
months. First and most important is
the real birthday, but the other two
are also occasions for festivity and
the presentation of small gifts. These
two days are those whose names the
Swedish boy or girl bears, for every
day in the Swedish calendar has its
own special name, besides the weekly
name which it bears, like the days Of
other countries.
Sometimes the parents give the child
one name which is not to be found in
the Swedish calendar, so that there is
occasionally a sorrowful plant, such
as the one made by the little girl who
explained regretfully to some English
friends that she had ''Only two birth
days" zone of my names is Sigrid,"
Sle Salu, anu there ISL any udy LUZ
that"
Every day has a special name in the
German calendar as well, and some Of
the names, allowing for the difference
in language, are the same in CORE
spending dates in the two calendars.
The observance of such "namesake
days." however, is not by any means
so common in Germany as in Sweden.
To American ears the glib statement
made by little Swedish girl who was
asked as to the date Of her birthday,
The 18th of March, 22d Of May and
10Th of November" has at first de-
cidedly strange sound.
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THIRD FLOOR.

DIR. CLARA MOORE, ROOMS 314
and 315. Ransom Bldg. Office
phone 155; residence phone 134S.
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lead pencil near its point; then gradual
ly incline the handle of the knife to-
ward the point of the pencil. which
rests on your finger, until the pencil
is in the right balance.
This happens whenever the center Of
gravity of both knife and pencil is be-
low the line of support, which in this
case is your finger The more or less
leaning position of the pencil is caused
by the wider or narrower angle form
ed by the handle and blade of the
knife. The pencil will stand perfect
ly straight when the center of gravity
of the knife is parallel with the longer
axis of the knife. In trying the expert
ment let me caution you to select a
penknife the blade of which does not
close of itself too sharply when in
clined too far, to avoid cutting your
fingers.
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L&yQR YOUNG IA
FelkSGND
THE CENTER OF GRAVITY.

A Little Trick of Balancing with .
Knife and Pencil.
Do you know, little reader, Whist the
center of gravity is, or shall I tell
you and at the same time teach you
little trick which depends entirely on
the finding Of the center of gravity?
I'll precede 1t with the usual defini-
ton Of the center Of gravity, which is
that point on which, If supported, a
body will balance itself. Now, try my
little trick and see If you will succeed.
Press the point Of penknife into a
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ConundIums.

Why is a bucket like sponge? Both
hold water.
Why is a department store like an
inventors head? Because it is full Of
notions.
When may a room be full Of men
and still be empty? When not a sim
gle man is in it.
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VETERINARY SURGEON.

DIR. J. j. MURRAY, VETERINARY
surgeon and dentist; graduate of
American Veterinary College, New
York City. Office Hartley'ss o. K.
Feed Stable, E. Main st. Telephone
Main 81, Wa1la Walla, Wash.
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Very Queer.

Very queer.
It seems so very queer to me
That when I am In bed
I travel over all the lands
About which have read.
I see great cities full Of men
And strange and lovely things,
Tall animals with stripes and spots
And birds with painted wings.
And, oh, so fast travel. too.
can't tell how / go!
In foreign countries far apart,
I'm there before / know.
Yet In the morning when wake
I have not moved my head.
But on my pillow lie as snug
AS when i went to bed.
-Woman's Home CompanioA
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Die BruCke BuiIdin0
Corner First and Main.

Corner First and Main.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Room 8. Office hours: a. m. to 4
p. m.
THE BRIDGE CLOTHING STORE
Alvin G. Baumeister, Prop. Cloth
ing, Hats, Shoes and Gents Furnish
ings. Agent for Ed v. Price & Co..
Fine Tailoring.
VIM. L. STIRLING-CARE OF ES-
tates, Fire Insurance and Surety
Bonds and Conveyancing. Room l..
LEAVE ORDERS AT THE BOOK
Nook for Card Engraving and Fine
Stationery.
EDISON PHONOGRAPHS ON THE
installment plan at the Book Nook.
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AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS WANT

gents WANTED-WE CAN
ergetic men and women to become
our personal representatives in their
own localities. Prefer those who
devote their whole time, with view
to managing branches for us after
January 1. No capital required. We
manufacture staple line of mer-
chandise for which there is a UNI
versal demand. Raymond, Hill &
Co., 1S5 Kinzie ST., Chicago.
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UPHOLSTERING.

Gaia wAId.A UPHOLSTERING
Company. go South Palouse street.
Phone Main 673. Chas. CALDWELL.
Proprietor.
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VOICE MENDING A SPECIALITY
Director of opera oratorio and church
choirs-Signor G. Ferrar1, the emil
nent Italian vocal teacher, formerly
of Milan, Italy. Signor Ferrarl mas
the highest endorsement OF music
critics of Europe and America in re-
gard TO the excellence and efficiency
90 bic method Studio on Third ST.,
walla Walla Wash. Telephone Main
Ills.
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s. c.. BRIGHAM. M. D., OCCOLlSI
and Aurist. Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat. Postoffice building. Phone
Main 268.